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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The CREDITORS Of the late REPUBLIC OF TEXAS holding
rstcass certificates whether founded bonds notes.
certificates Of stock Of any description whatsoever Of that
Republic requested to meet the National Hotel in
the city Of Washington IL o'clock meridian, on the
second Monday in April next for the purpose of deciding
whether they win accept the payment rendered them
by the State Of Texas under the provisions Of
titled An act procidng for he liquidation and payment q
the public debt Of the late Republic Of Tras approved March
81, 1852"
As under the decision Of the President Of the United
States all the Creditors of the late Republic Of Texas
sign releases to the United States ente any Of them
repayment it becomes ndspensaby that every
creditor be represented in person by proxy at the
posed meeting.
One and all should attend only to decide the prima
ry issue which will be submitted them but questions
also of great collateral Importance.
The meeting is unavodably delayed until the 18th
April to enable the European Creditors to attend either
in person or by proxy. J. HAMILTON,
CHAS. ELLIS,
J. w. HOUSTON,
Late Committee of the Creditors of Texas.
WASHINGTON, MARCH 5, 1852
N B-The papers in all the commercial cities Of the
United States, the coast and in the interior are
respectfully requested to give insertion TO the above
advertisement in their respective gazetes the subject
may be interesting to many Of their subscribers
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Colonel JAMES B. MANY, of the IT, S. Army,
died at New Orleans on the Odd ultimo, aged about
seventy years. He was a native of Delaware, and
entered the army as lieutenant in the year 1913.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-06

BY way of England we have accounts from Bue-
nos Ayres to the 4th of January, which represent
that events rapidly approaching crisis in the
Oriental Territory
Gen. URoUIzA crossed the Parana on the oath
December, and occupied the right bank of the river
with the whole Of the army under his command,
and was about to advance by rapid marches on
Buenos Ayres. Gen. RosAs was acting on the de-
fensive, and was concentrating the remnant Of his
forces at Santos Lugoyes. Rosas seemed indisposed
to risk the result of battle personally, and was
said to be waiting its issue at his house in Palermo
and 1T was thought would take refuge on board the
British steamer Locust if the day went against him.
a Brazilian division of 1000 men had joined Ur-
quiza
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THE COURSE OF TRADE.

Imports and Exports Of New York for he month
Of February, 1852.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-14
ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

TT has become settled fact, acknowledged - the
best Physicians ofour city that In the cure OF Soiu'ua
EXTRACT SARsArARiLLA AND DAsDELos, is decidedly
above preparations speaks for itself
used; although we have taken the pains
published through the papers, appointing agents
sale of it, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky
sates by persons who by chance heard
OF its wonderful curative powers. The following is
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used it tnr
very serious dsease:- ~
DEAR DocroR:
The two bottles OF medicine got from 20.
whcnin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please
some more by Express. 80 ,a
- T'- - Yours Respectfully. ...-'.
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians
city qtack medicine, for have made them ac
quatcd with the component parts; and say to all
such have not the opportunity of making II known
it is entirely free from all minerals, is in
Incompatible with of the preparations
dine, Fowler's solution other properties .H.f
To be had Paxton d Lakes, and F. Yahrng and sold
wholesale and retail by
BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, 'o2 fE1N iI~f'HE-f'
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Extract letter received roma Physician inMd.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel,

Cor West Broad,ray and Franklin street, Neio York.
this Establishment can be very correct Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, and hands in motion;
only representation the kind in the country The largest
best collection ncct and Modern Coins in the u
The figure Soldier i'll the Continental Uniform; hlue
bluff lead buttons, marked U. S. A., threecoced Hat,
Brrcches Caters, &C., Also, Birds Various Plum.
age, curious Freaks OF Nature Indian Implements OF
Rich Oil Paintings, fine Eugravinss, with many
valuab BILE Curiosities Statue George Ill
lection cannot be found in Establishment OF the kind In
the United States. double CALI which universally ad-
to be great wonder The calves Joined together
from the neck down TO the middle They full gro and
perfectly formed, and bought from the town OF Lyme,
Live White Rat from Bcrks Penn. Isniitenee At
Is. Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Dominocs A Billiard Room with two spe-
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Supper parties can be
accommodated very short notice. The Lardcr will be
supplied with all the delcaces of the Game, Oys-
ters Beef Seakr Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets, &c. provided
at any hour. u ...t-
At this Establishment, may be a celebrated bird,
MNo that will repeat almost anything after stranger
o political me o any party
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF The above
celebrated Establishment, and having made various eltcra
tons ia prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels the city New York The bar Room which
tas the private in this country being the
collection will sustain the reputation accorded
under the charge Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality its
wines, &c, &c. Connected with the above is REFEC-
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours OF the day
and evening Private rooms for Courts martial Referees,
public respectfully invited to grant him share
their patronage. ID . 40. .ns
" Persons wishing pure Wine and Spirits may depend
having them genuine at this Establishment
n. B-Privae families Supplied with dinners Suppers
in superior style for Parties OF number at their
tive homes and of glass silver sent out
Entrance 10 he REFECToRY in FrGnkiinsf.
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Mechanics, manufacturers ana Inventors


'yNIE EIGn1u VOLUME of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
the 18th OF September. 1t is principal.
ly devoted the diffusion practical knowledge
is emnently calculated the great OF
Observation-Disclosures Manu- featuring and Asricixrcl-
the genius and master spirit OF the nation 0lilrz'1
is vailed Journal of the and Sciences ard
maintains hige character at home and abroad l'r
The Publishers pledge themselves that
shall at least equai II surpass
Among the subjects chiefly brought forward discussed
in its columns, Civil Engineering Agriculture Rail.
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Metal Fbrous and Textile substances Machinery for the
purpose, Chemical Processes Dstiling, Coloring, &C.
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CAL Philosophical and Optical Instruments Cars CARR.
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Planning Machines Tools for Lumber, Brick Machines
Farming Fire Arms Electricity, Telcgraphs Surgical In
strr:Icns, &C., besides Claims 81 all the Patents Reviews
Notices OF New Inventions american and Foreign The
work is in form for binding contains srerai hundred En-
srarnss over four hundred pages OF printed ncr and
copious Index Nearly all the valuable Patents which
weekly from the Patent Office illustrated with Engrsv
es In its columns, thus making the paper perfect
ehancai ncyclopcdo for future well for present
cTence. -irr Be-. - zr1igI. / Il
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GENERAL. JACKSON dt.
q AND MARTIN I,IJTHER,

TINE Proprietors OF Sartain's Magazine having pars
i ed the large and handsome steel plate, careful! f
we'd in line and mezzotint, from the celebrated ees
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BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Being narratives scenes incidents In the real sIFr
oy THE LowLr.' fiy ". l.. q. Smith, Bsq.
object OF he Is represent the condition
tie Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin, his daily
ratons and pastncs, the relations between master and
slave. the mistaken impulses and misconcevcd views OF the
Horthe. Philanthropis &c. &c, and TO represent the
ASSIGNS and sentiments their natural ioms the
displayed in tho hublcs lot OF society, thus showing
that, in the STARE least, bs,oiss
haYess than ye,doj and at the same 10 represent
class OF people viz The Planter, TO whom justice
every day life is well calculated to win the amabe judg
lent oi the world
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter i-'OId Virginia, Too.
Z" 2-The PlantatiOn-Uncc Toms Laxincss.
a. 3-Sobrlety and Mcrriment
:. 1.-The Punishment.
5-The School Master
e-Family of the Planter.
T-School Keeping.
" S-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
Z" 9-Thc Surprise u.
:" iU-lndependcncc Day.
" 1.-THE Overseer.
Io-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
" i3-Uncle Tom and Dinah.
i4-Mdnisht Meeting School Master, Uncle Ton
and Dinah
:. iS-cassy
1T-Thc overseer's Communication to the Planter
.. lS-Thc Suspicion
1S-School Masters Uncssiness and Departure
2O-UncIe Toms Notions OF Freedom.
" 2l-Es determination 10 go TO the state OF Free
doni.'
z" 22-Thc Escape.
23-Thc Pursuit
{" 2I-BuiIalo-The Boot black
o5-HaTd Times.
" o6-UncIe Toms Soloquy.
" 2T-Thc Alarm.
" 2S-Amcrcan Hotel.
29-Thc Fee Negro.
3o-Couragc, Quietude and Contcntment.
3l-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
32-Thc terview between SIaster and Slave.
Si-.Baek to Old Virginia.
q" 35-Concusion
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aug21.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
A AMERICAN WHO REVIEW

the original Prospectus OF the American ReT nt
lsued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton, its former
tor and Editor, number OF the ads Whs Msn9e,,
the Twenty. seventh Congress CfSt6-6 subseHpee''S
names to the following resolution .,,-.
Earnestly approving the piaE OF such Nauo1s ,,s
long needed and OF manifest importance the z.
agree to contribute for its pages from time 10 up
communications may DO necessary to set io,h r,b,
fend the doctrines OF the United Wing Party Of ths
Signed by George F. Marsh, Daniel d. BaInMa,
Pherson Berrien, J. r.. Ingersoll, E. Joy Motms
Clingman, Daniel Webster X. q. Winthrop, con- M
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. P. Kennedy, VIM ). ~
Rufus Choatc, Alexander H. Stephens" ~ 81
An engraved portrait OF distinguish IeT ..
be found In every number Of the Review Ihey WI
ally &c portraits OF living American Statesmen ~
ever that Is possible, win be accompanied WIZ an
tic Memoir OF the person represented. ,o;idsi
The first objects of the Review arc OF coWse
1t Is designed to set forth and defend the pf,
Measures, and the men OF the United Vhg IN, Pl
Union. 1t has been matter OF just repro N
that though II embraces its due proportion q
gcncc and learning OF the country, 1t has no
Monthly Organ devoted to the exprcssch ~ lrt
its opinions md measures The conductors OF o. D
can Kevicw have done what in them lies 70 ,Ss7
rcpI oach9 by securing contributions from
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The literary department of the Review VII w.
spiri: with the political - E & a, ,sr,'
TERMs-Singie subscriptions 90 IA year, IL En-
Subscriptions to clubs of not less than len
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIN subsc take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
day possession of that well established and ia
vorably known Hotel ., ."Ht
- CONGRESS HALL, --U. ..-|
n Third and.Chesnut streets.
They have the thoroughly repaired, and all
and furnished in style
OF elegance which will at once render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience. A--r
This decidedly best located house in the city being
in the immediate vicinity of business the Exchange Custom
House. and many other public buildings
Lines of Onnbuses leave for every part OF city every
minutes their quarters being within square
OF this House.
The subscribers are determined spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home the
traveller. -
James E. Norris who is well known to many of the
ness visiting city lately in the Hardware house
Of James Duncan Co.. and formerly proprietor of the
nent OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
pcveons- sla.s.f. Tgf... t.-gs
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CI1AMBERLIN's COMMERCIAL
Fl COLLEGE,.

LOCATED coRxEH OF MARxEr AND THIRD s1Rrr1s P1Trs.
= b. BURGn. A. .....
o. Z. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts.
p r. SPENCER, Professor OF Pennanship.
THE principal Object this Institution, is young
men an opportunity OF obtaining Thorough and IL
knowledge OF rouble Entry Book Keeping and its
plicaom business operations generally Applicants
College time and attend both day and evening
The SUCH will enable the student
to take charge OF and conduct scientific principles,
set of Double Entry Books completion OF the
PESAASsuir-To write free and legibe hand is dcara
bic accomplishment in the education OF young genemenior
every profession, and more particularly those who
DESTROYS of qualifying themselves mercantile and buai
pursuits This department lie conducted by p.
r. Spencer, OF Ohio, author OF the Spencerian system OF
Penmanship, gentleman well known oughou
try accomplished penman, and also Of The
most successful teachers ofthc age.
Commune ations addressed 10 o. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aug2I.
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! NEW BOOKS, ]
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
GAN IwTENsELYINTE Roo,

.,,i - -lsa. / VOL. 1eMo., 1926.
MOORE &: ANDERSON, have justreadyi in dr.,
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT
in tho valy Of Mexico by Lieut. Raphael Semnes II
vol, with Map OF the Hattie Grounds-3G7 rase, ~
detailed account OF General Scotts brilliant Gsms
- Lieut.. S. is man OF sterling sense.
al impartial account OF all he saw-kendan in ie "a
spirited and extended sketch OF the last aIeri,,,
paigI:. The author is attached to the Navy, bui Ie
Written in clear and vigorous STYLE and il ia aistt
aer having commenced Its perusai, to lay it ASIDE
Ono OF tho most gallant officers in the Navy.-
whole volume, a work ofintellect is worthy Of y
place inthe department to which it bsiongs-Iosts
ait IS no small praise the author to say that
never read history evidently so fairly written - ~
IA volume full ofinstriction and interest n,
with flowing PEN ingorG1,s style, enTishing hi. nm
i've Of
We have seen no work which has given such yiyis
pressons OF MEXICAN scenery and character, or The
OF Gen. Scott's Campaign .-tsouttern fress- es'
Has given to the public very attractive work-c,.
CS C.) STANDARD. u. 1871 80 III f'''a
We find in this hook, the most lifelike deserin,.
men and things-of Scenery and Society-of marrS2s
battles anu victories, that we have ever rcal-Me.
| Rerier.
We follow with interest removed, as we adyspe. ~,
footsteps OF that consumate soldier, whose
triumphs Vera Cruz TO the City OF Mexico ws ~
res OF manGuvers absolutely unsurpassed in the snr
His original descriptions drawn with great
He is alivey and spirited narrator. His battle sI,.,
are extremely vivid, and produce deep ~
imagination. He critieises the military operation in
cidel partisan spirit, but with evident abity-Ny
| 5un>. O. .ls atIF'4. -.Esa47g u.-l ~
The very best book which that war has called to,
Philadelphia Pres6yterfan .N- NAV u5illEdF7 Ha-
In reading some OF the authors descriptions of ,,,
ard storms, hardly wonder at the fascin,tn,
enthusiasm productive of the almost incrediNs ~
repeatedly displayed during the Mexican M
| Princeton Rerfeac.
The book is more than eatable; its statistics ,n,.
and sketches, give the reader clear an account ~
campaign ba found any where, superior in ib,,
| il not in value, to Major Rpley's Hstory.-N Y %
gelist ...
| . Pays warm tri butte TO the many admirable op,rs
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott.-Harper., 49,
wAGEsTs wanted, to circulat this work in an an
the United States, with whom liberal arrangement, =
be made canvassing particular counties or distr
Orders mus, be accompanied with the cash Ha'
D-EL,roRs giving this advertisement two or nor. 4,
serons, shall have copy or tho work mailed 10 Iii. =
Dress upon receiving their paper, containing the M
| tisemcnt MOORE d ANDERSON Publisher
| aug 2l-tf. rs. West Fourth street. Cincinnati n
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

POwELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
sa This delightful
eng place is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock be-
Building (one eet in length last
has been completed and is ready for the reception Of
kOARDERSi and number OF Cottages, ,or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient to the boardin:
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALYprITTE LIhEsroSE and SLATE. all having
wosK OF sso . SEND
sufficient o. pune water to supply many thousands
the gradually rising to the south and east until
it reaches the western base OF the Mansanuten, from
most enchanting landscape views the country To the
SOUTH south east and east there number OF mounds
100 FEET above the level bottom in front and the
northwest OF the Springs Many OF these elevations
be approached the east a emile ascent
Tn. Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery jut.
panoIama which, or outline sing variety is
Is unsurpassed by any mountain scenery in Virginia In.
The Masanutten and Fort Mountains embracing the
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be be
in addition the Springs proper, there
in the vicinity the principal OF which are The
Cold Spring, short distance nom this; B. Immediately
To the south rom The Springs about three quarters Of
mile gushing the mountain side, is the Sweet Chay
Seauai Er5u Of willows that shade the Sulphur SPRINGS
and which is believed to pos.ess peculiar medicinal quail
! ties completes the list
Yisitcrs coming the North East, enter the
picturesque valley through the narrow passage formed by
north cas-, FRONT he Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
natural dele the rocks towering to the very clouds,
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
On arriving at the Springs. the invalid has with
dTa~nrom The and erpieres tolls and monotony
the busy world and recuperatc his exhausted
GIGS by quafns the waters that necessarily flow
him. and paTtakng that ar daily
prepared for the nourshment OF his frail body. a =
We will state for the benefit those who may not be
Springs wheie persons horses pastured
or stabbed as they may prefer
Tho BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
GLARS, Tobacco, &c. r.
An attentive oster will be in attendance and servants
different departments OF the house; and everything
shall be that contribute the comfort or the
guests. "...i.f
Persons visiting the SpInss from the North can leave
Baltimore in the and arrive here the NEXT morn
Ing by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
the South, win leave staunton in the morning arrive
at Woodstock 10 dinner, and the Springs to tea :
For the amusement OF those who may wish TO partici
pate such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing
has been erected for the accommodation OF visitors
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
d : MESSRS BURKE d BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

TIME character of these Safes, in ST. Louis before
we'll blished, that any further test proof
fact OF being superior all others would have been
unnecessary; in order TO accommodate Mr. Hall, the
patentee and maker " Hais Patent Concrete Safes,
which has all other makes note In the United
States (Wders patent included took his challenge
is 81 below by the Committee who
intended the burning Safes We only regret
were not LEFT in the furnaces two hours longer.
The which tested TO be seen at our Store anil
invite the public call and examine it as we feel conf
dent that no one doubt their fire proof quatie1
after having the specimen which passed through th,
A''' ''1'"' ~ E r. VIOLET, d co,
Sole Agents the Manufacturers, No 49, Lcyee End No.
&c Com. Street.
The undersigned committee appointed by E Hall. ON
behalf Hall, Dodd q Co., of Cincinnati and NessIs
r. Violet & Co.. agents OF Messa Burke, barnes Go
Ptsburg to test the FIRE proof qualities OF the safes
By thei: respective prncpals-Tepo that have
day subjected Safe OF each manufacture OF similar
made with dry wood and coal for the
space and half hours, and during that we be-
the applied far greater Tan that in oTd.
nary consgIatfont1t at the expiration OF that time
taking the fnrn.cc and cooling them down.
iron casting both in places entire
opening the safes !ond books and papers entirely
injured except slightly by tfc water used in cooling or
This with both safes and the only
rereeptibe difference in the OF the interior
that the varnish wood work OF Burke x Barnes safe
entirely uniElred while that Hail. Dod & Co.'S,
mark that from the result of this test We have no hesh
ton nreconending the safes of both parties 10th conn
dence ofthe Publie.
.an.t DAVID II. BISHOP
m 80 t-.-| a q GERARD u. ALLEN.