E!
Mime: of Arlidcn.
LUXURIES.
Glove-.Gonllemenu' kid.
Pawnbadiea' and genllomcm'
billeldoux or fancy. 20 pct ct
Clmagen n! all descriptions. ‘2O per cl
Cashmere gownl.uhnwla.&c., 20 per c:
Luau. Collun. 20 par c:
Luce-[Gold and silver. I'2 l-2
porcl lill '42.nllémjurdl I. pay 20 per r 1
Bandy. 20 per cl
Winn. and all lmllnliull! lhorenl. 20 pm- u
'l‘obacm. manulncluml, 12pm
cl Ill] '42, Illcrunrdn 20 per 1'!
China \vnm. 20 p” .1
Fllh. Prrsorved. pickled. dun. ‘2O per u
Puma. Bullulns. cunmclicn. and
potlumep,
Foarln. wt or not nahnml nll arm
(In. mndo whully or m purl ul
pearl-I. 12pm cl lill "12.1 th 20 pl'r ll
Sill— GBI’IGIB.RIO(‘kIHgfl. Rllspnlh
darn. hundkorchlefn. watch
rhninn. glmcu. \‘cnllngs, {run
nll '42. nllor lhnl your 20 pH rl
Sardines. and other fish prcpnr- ~
ad m 011. “ 1'!) pm rl
Fill) nuucv. lrcn lill ‘42. al'wnrdn '2O pm rl
Fur'fiilun; Bran. rapper. umn or
or steal, nol’éouch or hnrnfll. ‘3O P‘" "‘
Furniture lm hnrnusuor couLh. ‘3O P” "‘
Furnihm‘ for household. '3" l'” "'
Jowolry. I? per clull '49. lhen 901 W”
AW] ICLES OF GENERAL llSl'L
lmn; Ban, holll. blooms. my.
a” a“... 20 per H
Wood; Manuflrluren nl'nllklntlaQU par ll
Gloves; Yellow sheep. Wugnneu'
nml workmana' glow".
Sugar
Sol: _
Clolhl of “foul; Munulnclurm
of, or M “’llll‘h vuml ll! n comp~
onenl part. I'o mt rl
Vmognr, I’o pvr x l
Vlmla of on" nnu. :20 per a l
Molarssl. 'lO par r 1
Mahogany; B’Mm'lll‘lmr'a ul I’o pt‘r ('l
Mluical Instruments and mumn 20119“!
Colton; Manufacture: ul '.‘o pur ('1
Clothing, Ready made. and all
kinds 0! wmrlng apparel. '2O pm a
COHOF. I'o pl'r rl
'l‘ao [lo cl: per 11l ll” '42 nllt‘l '42:.‘0 gnu cl]
l‘ellera from the (‘:uup.
\\'e are Imlebled lu lhe hvml u! mu‘ 1»!
Ike hummus, lur “l 0 lolluwlng l‘xlrnflfi nl
|el|ers 'lrnm officeru nl Grn. 'l‘nylnr‘.
tommund. WhH‘h he Hunks mll be luumi
lull ol inter’esl.”
[‘ll'as/linglnn l,'nion.
" Extract of" Inner/mm (m oj/icrr (fl/Ir
Engxrmer Stqfl (’lbpngrnp/nirul) will:
Gmeral Taylor‘s army, (lulu!
" ()AlylAnnn. 24m Aug. W4O.
" 0n the 4m". Augusl. I ICU'HHI vcr
bnl ordetn from Gen. 'l'nylm, \th my n
sistanlu, In accompany L'ul. Gurlnml's‘
Command. 'ul lhe purpmeul :ecnnnmll-r
ing lhe mud betu'een Mulummn- nml (In
mug". Geneva! Taylor. wnh lhv Imuuln
der 0‘ hls SUI“. lell Mn‘nlnmlh on u {sh-a
-m" In ascend Ihe river on the -Ilh 'ul Au
gufl. I IHIVNI here wnh lhe cnmmnml
0' Col. Gntlaml on lhe 13m. My lwn‘
-aumanls. Lienlenanls Meade and l‘npv,
More wnh me. Mr. Pope havmg jmnenl;
the evening before our dcpallure hum;
Ma'amorou.
“ General Wmth hnvmg been oulmrd
to advnnce and establi‘h a depot at Srml
vp; he was engaged 19m August, in pan
mg the rivet St. Juan. as the best route
is found to be by the vicinity ut Mtet‘a.
Lieull. Meade and Pope have been under
ed to repovt to Inm. They began then
march on the morning of the flaw instant:
The command cnnsistu at about 1.000
men inclusive of Captain Duncan’a arul
luv.
"Seralvois at a tlislnnco of fit") mile.-
lrom Camorgo. and about 70 ll out Montp-
Icy. and is generally rcgnrtltul no the half
my point. II II in n tluvclmn lrotn Cu
margo. “'4 S. W. The lint potllon ol the
road. in approaching Serulvu. l 1 llituugll n
hilly district. and pour» mnny omull
mountain otreoms ; the tnuunlfllno on: a...
tmctl vilible from Serolvo.
-“ Flyrom Camnrgo to Micr. the marl ll(‘i
in the valley ofthe Rio Grande; it then
lollowa up the valley ol the Alamo to So /
ralvo, either passing by Agun Leguae or
Putito Agudo.
" The road by which Liuut. Cnl. Gar
land’s command passed Irom Malnmurnh.
was that by ‘ Gurluno’ ontl ‘ Roynnm.’ n:
the river road was 100 “‘9l and muy for
heavy trains. It is called the ' upper
road.’ is 17 miles longer, and In vr-ry tlryl
weather itnnraclicable lur (rtmpi. uWlngl
to the deficiency ol water. In rainy‘
weather, or even when ”no snow melts at,
the head streams. the Rio Grantlo run-s at
a great elevation, and overflows the buckl
country. It in a topographical feature oli
lhll region, worthy of note. that the rm-nl
gene-ally rise and lall through on unuwnll
vertical .v-pace. And it is aunertctl that in‘
some instancesthc fluctuation rcachra as.
much an 90 feet. '
” In lhu late fluo(l,lhe water wan lwo
feel (lt'cp in the plaza al Camargn; thus
(nuw lrmn lhe SI. Juan. but II was an un
usual liar, as man) 0| lhe houses wclr «Sc.
alroyed by the Inumlalion. The me at
this point was not, however, more Hum 30
or 36 fem.
9‘ In my reconnaissance of the 'rivrr
toad.’ lung alter the flood was at itn max
unum. and had begun to subside. l louml
the wnler across the marl, In various pla—
«I. up to my saddle skirts. Thls was the
back water lrotn the Rio Grantlc.
" firearm] in the field between Serol
vonnrl Point Isabel amounts to. volunteers
and regulars, perhaps. 16,000 men. The
volunteers being portions or the quota [rum
each State that has been called upon, the
. remainder. perhape about 8.000 volun.,
items, are yet to nrrtve. _ t
;_ “At Pointlaabel there remain: but one»
company. and theplace is commondetlv'by l
Major Gardner 5 It In the depot u'l ordin- l
once. and the general haspltal. In the v..
cintty of the Brazos and Barita are en
camped two brigades of volunteers. At‘
‘Matlmoroa and Fort Brown, three com.
peniel of Regulars, and one regiment of 1
volunteers, . u . 3
‘ " Captain Vinton was expedited from
Cnmurgo (o Miers with a small command.
about a lorlnight since. in consequence of
an inuptionpf the ludiam. and'for 'the
Tara‘f'm- 'proteclion oi the inhabitants-IRON"! ”."3"
30 p" cl mcumiong. A] Serg'lvu, General .‘Vnrlh
was about LOGO-strong. MI befor‘e gutted.
.33 percl .- The brigade o'7 Q“"’,"°‘.¢..bm,”h has
3033:: ("filed the river. ‘MN' '9 "“"m'": "'8
‘l5 pure! means of l‘rnnspormuon [n FINN? hum '0
move towards Seralvo. l‘he rl'nt 0| lhv
unit) are either en roulc towauli Hm
place. ..r are pncnmncd how.
.- 'l‘he [ranspolmllon of Hoops from lhe
Bur/.0- i» gem-‘rnlly Operated by an-nm
boall. all" matching them acno-s hom the
Brat/.1" lo nrar lhe. moulh of lhe Rio
’Ommlc. The river in navigable .'or ston
uu'l'n nl I-mull (law In :1 (“Mann- 0| :Ilmufl
lwo mIIN above lhv moulh of HlO SI. Ju-{
an. m “hirh poinl ”my me arrested by m.
pods. A siuulur obstruction occur! in lhe
SI. Joan about nix mllt'fi :move lhis p|H€t,
but. ow-vcommg Ihls ohslacla, II it. said (In;
rlvrr 1s navnguble for slxly mil". 11.
would almost be worlh \9hl!P.,_.~houhl lhe
position ol Ihr army be pcrmnnvnt nl Mon-I
Inc". In lake iulvanlngc o! high walnr in
lhe liwr lo go! A boat ulmvc lhe rapidsl
uhirln, [pH-sumo, ("Ing bu efloctt‘tl; il
would be a vast Nouomy of lrompurln-.
(.‘lny turf] '33
20 per ct
TO per cl
100 per (‘l
40 pe’r cl
40 prr rl
30 per ('l
30 per cl
I’o pvr cl 110 per (‘1
3'o per H
SO pvt ('l
-I() par (1
I!“ per (1
'4O, pm r I
30 [NW N
30 per H
30 per ( l
30 per (1
1") pct l‘l
MEE
I " I! in umlcrntoml Ihnl it is the wish M
Gennnl 'l'nylur :0 mlvancn- upun Mann“
n'y. but lhnl hr- i‘ (lvlnyml by the “(TOM-a
ry arrangvmnnls fur 'dvpolw u! Various
'knluls, and lhe llmming furunrll M the no
'3O per (‘l
to per I‘l
l 0 put ('1
I’o per 0!
I’o pH I'l
'lO pm (I
3“ pm ('l
30 per 1'!
30 per 1'!
:10 per VI
4“ [wt PI
‘2O per 1"
I?" per ('l
ccsumy mumliom. or m n wunl, in [wr
lm’llng hll lmv ul communicntiunu. The
thflicullws cncuunlc-rnl in Opt‘fnllnns ul
IhH nnlurt‘ prom to be wry Immidublr.
lur wry hllle reliance in leCl'd upon the
tcsnuru-n u! HM,- mruory In which Wann
ongagul; and u ix clumcull la prucure
wpplms [rum lhv inhulmanu uhn art- ul-
Icrly lhrlhll‘as .uullnl.y.aml who require
fur lhe Inlllc lhev (In supply, JIH‘ most ex
!trnvngunl plum. \Vt‘ pms lllrnuyJl I)
cmmhy Inhlv provided “I”! arms. and
‘cuvewd mm hort|~ nl Hun‘ln: rulllv. )‘t‘l
llwv supply lhe camp “ith lmltler. hm'l,
mllk, &I‘.nlhpli(""ul' u-ch-Hling “ha! ll
’(‘nn be purrlmwll lm' in lhe mm! pupuluus
lrlll?‘ ul Ihc Uuilml smm. Such we ”I?
“uric“ fur H,” ”bumlan! prmluLla of Mr
country ;hu( nbjocls the w'mh nl' mochnn I
ICAI lubnr. lmvu-wr (dune; {ilbll(‘~ H‘uli
arn- unpnrtmi. In Incl Hwy alt-(ml 0! cm»;
wnH-nu', ure 3% n plice lu-n', fur which we,
can only act'nunl on lhv gmuml 0! I'm”:
unlurnl Invrlnms, “Inch am. an inurtlln-I
«‘6 nine in lhe-Ir rum 1.: any Hun: that h‘
lhe u'uull ul human Hum-Ir)" ; mlclvul lu
uhich lhe'v IMVP nu appremmmn u! ”w!
\alue ul mum-y by our slnmlnnl. pincv n
I» cnmpnrnlnrly uwlms‘ (u llwm In sup-i
7.0 per rl
Irv-o
Irvu
plying lht' luxuum ul lilo. “Inch :10, ll
tact, nut tn be prncurrd in exchange lur it:
More regarded as it man thcv Ht't: 111-M
piiiiiitiVe In their ltfll)tH, and "are ri-ailly
niit many degrees above the lndinnn til uur
country. ’l'lii-y live In huts builtol rcrdi
or mud, and thatched with a kind at coarse
straw. They pout-us scarcely any of the
appliances nt ciwlized lile; a rude cuntlt.
a table and a bunch. even when they tln
uccur. are ”If” only objects at lurgntuw,
'l'heir dresc quite as meagre at that of (iur
Indians, and their pennm. espccuilly :hu‘e
of the lcmules. (Itlllt’ as much expn‘t‘d;
their langunge though based upon the Spar.-
iali, is a lnllEt‘ablC patnin. Plficminnie and
lazy. their occupation: are ammilutvd
with the dnnimlic occupations ot the Indi
an. but they are wanting in the rnterpriic
the latter displays inhiaexcursinm. 'l‘heyl
punscss one stiiking advantage. huwever.
«war the Indian, in not being; addicird tn
the use 0! intoxicating liquors; in rt-gard
tn prrsuiinl nppaarnnca they an) likt'wmc
hullelior, iind are perhaps 1| shade lighter
in complexion.
" Such it people can (ilJVltiU‘lf nn-cr
meet 0:4 in battlv with .sucruu'; lltl'_\’ Will
abandon the field, thuug’i their numb-:rs
nhuuld triple our nwn. l
" From new received 'hia mmning. th
[one at Mnnlerry Clblisisls nl Hbuul (5.000
men, uf which about lwo lhnuwuml nrr
rruulnuu, being lhe l't‘lllnlnfi u! lhg army
nlvlealecl on lhe sth and Um 0! Man——
Tin-y have likcwur a lurce 11l mlvnnéf‘. ul
Munlen-y 0| ulmul 700 Cavalry. (:1! Calla
rila, «llslnnm‘ 25ml|c§1rnm .‘lnulere_\'.)—
The infurunnnl report; them as not \wll
pwpalrll lur '.lL‘llun, and flaws that I’ve
horn-s me in miserable rumlifiun.
“ They haw at Munlvrry Nu [xiv-CM nl
arnlln-vy. Z’Al-pnundnru. and hunt 0! «null
caliber; he slulus lhry are (unifymg, but
Hm! llmr wank: are nm In a slalc 0! com
pletion.
"(icnrrnl Tnylur lecelvonl the news
last evening «I lhe mnvemcnl, wilhmn ur-
lift-,1" Lieut. Col. Harney lrotn San An
(uniu lmvauls Munclova ; 'n us now almua
n munlh smcc ha set out upon the expedi
lion.
[Mnnclovn ii on the Riu Granule. on lhe
mud m Chihuahua—lhe route on which
Gen. \Vunl‘s cnmmaml. In which Colonel
Harv-9y it Mnignecl. H (lefillnedJ
“Under exuding circumstances, it in
believed that General Taylor will make
the ulmosl exrrliun to reach Munlerey. as
I'! is believed that nu resistance will be
made of any moment lo the enlrnnce ul
his army. The person who brings intel
ligence asseru lhnl the people of Monte
rey and the caunuy adjacent are unxmus
lur the arrival of the Americana.
3 " "The station of my camp has been de
termined by me. I find it in latitude 26°
20’ 01.8‘; about one-third o! a mile north
u! lhe Plaza
have not lhe means of dolerminifig longi
ludes; it would be one 0! the best means
u! venlying ouf recuunoissnncea, and en
lablishing geographical points.”
Extract .72/ a letter from a field Qfliccr of
Gen. aylar's command, dated ‘
“ Cuunao. Aug.'24, 1846.
" Accept my thanks for the map, and
the summary of be)“ which came ,under
cover with it. We will try to give you
I regret exuemoly than I
more accurate mlormutiunjo afew montha
of the topography of this: part ovaegico.‘
than has been heretofore publilhed.
. " Gen. Worth’s brigade lelt us a week
,sinre to establim ‘a depot nt Sarnlvu.
’which ic about but way to Monterey. and
isome miles west at the San Juan river.—-
The location of the town is represented M
beautiful, with plenty of lruit round about
it. The mountains in lull view. and ris
ing at some points as high as 1.200 feet.
The water clear and cool, running or raih.’
er tlduhing over beds of rocks. Smith':
brigndo. the 51h hot] 7th infantry. march
ed yesterday on \thth’» trail. Gnrlund's
brigade,“including Bragg'u battery, will
leave in three days {or the same point.—
The ‘lth brigade “ill be Innde til the lit
and 2d tnlnntiy. as soon in Riley arriven,
[summse lhey Wlll lolluw um. and then
the volunteers, who nn- extu-ntely impu
lll‘lll to pri-ss uheml, Will take up the lion
0! march; but In “hat order I do not
know. Tin-y hnve lirre quite a number till
uenerul‘, talented nnd ttllibllitlUn and ullr
anxious to take part in the battle whichl
.ome of us believe uill be luught In ud
voncP 11l Monterey.
“ \\“e have hnd late news liom Montc
tey (ii an Interesting Character. and it Is
gent-rally believed. ' '
V " Gen. Mejia hnn about 2.000 regular
il'OUpi. and over 3.000 irregulurs nuw in
Monlt’rc‘y. In adihlmn In lhcse. lhvrv
MP 750 cavalr). in nilvnnce, at n placo
called Cniluriln. II is also rrpurlcd uncl
believed lhal Parwiu marched from lhe
cily 0! Mexico with B,ooo'trnnps; and
belore ruachlng San Luis Petmi, nuccr
mini-(l liml u iomeanie rovoiulinn Wu
making hand in \n- war. This caunml him
in cuunlcrmarch his l'urcea—n decisive
balliv lniluucd, In which Pnrelit‘i “as
made pris‘unvr; mnny of his own lrmwa
hinting; pmvui treacherous. Ghmcz Fari
m- I» lhv acting President. [cannot (hunk
v'nul Hm change MEI hem-fit us 111 nny
grout iit‘grct', lur lhe new Prenidenl [FA
lins] is I” hunilo In us in lhe oin unit.—
The Mummy; will try in time u.~ out 0|
their territory, in not fighting us ut all,
unifies poihup‘ (hey may “ilh In try their
hands at Muulcrey. The (hing will anon
he [cut-d.
" \Vc hear «I delicimu grapes and ex
h-Imvv \‘nls u! wine at I’arnu, nul far l'rum
Munlerry. and lung to have a Insle 0!
both. Our regulars are NIH heullhy. a
buul 3.000 hlrung. and anxmus to ad
vanc". "
" “'0 are certainly In lhe vicinity of the
unfrrnnl rrgmm, lur II id hut almost bv
_yuml endurance. Remember me to old
{I lumls
FROM EUROI’E.
FIF’I'EEN DAYS LATER—ARRIV
‘AL OF TH E CAM BRIA.
From lhe Pennsylvanian. Sept. 20.
'l he steamship Cnmbrin arrived at BM
tnn you-lorday mnrning. and the condensed
account 0! lhe inlurmalion brought by H,
was mum-timely telegraphed lo lhie city.
The first item of importance is lhe deci
ded rise in the price 0/ (he/lour—lhe very
arliclc of pruduce we have mm! of to sup
ply any sudden fnvwgn demand. Englnh
dales are up In lhe 4l'n nl Sep'enuber In-
cluaivc.
The Cnmbria bringi H 3 passmigerfi. a
mong tm-m Vhe Hun. \Vnuhingmn lrvmg,
Inle .‘lmisler In Spain. I). Maynard. bra
ror n! vlrspnlcllcs. and Cruikshank,lhe
cch-hrnrml caricururlsf.
The Bank of England hm: lmvcrml its
rale’ni ducount to three per cenl . uhnw
ing hv l'nu an abundance nl umnev.
'l‘lw grain croput England will b? a [air
um»: but {rum all quarters we ham «)1 (he
failuw t-f lire putam Clup.
The Hullah lruu 'l'rutlr Inn impruvml
In new ml the opening u! Im- Inavkeln nl
{he Uninnl Shun under the new Ameri
can 'l'arlfl.
Freighh in American bollmm were nol
active. allhnugh n puma! advance had
bet-:1 nbluinml on same.
The Amenican Provision Market was in
a buuyunl tlalr.
The Purliamentury session had been
brought (0 n clnse.
FRA NCE
(In u-rvn'lvox Pre-idenla and Vice Pred—
illcnh' uf' lhe French Chamber uf Depu
lice. \vrre «It-cm] by large majorities. and
lhc minnhy hm a working majority of
120.
Juseph Henry. whn ntlemptt-d the Me
0! [mum l’hlllippe recently, has bcvn senv
tenced tn lhe gallvy lur lilo. ”is aru
tenrc excited no more interest than did
his \rial.
A convention has been concluded be
tu ren Auslria and Prussia, In which these
two great powers pledge lhemselves to
guard the rights ul the Germanic Confed
eration in relalion to lhe succession of (he
dutchies. which now so much ugnlales
Denmark.
A treaty of peace between Prussia and
Denmark hat also been publlphed.
The fat Queen ut Spain is to have a
husband at last. She is to have her first
COD-ti", the Duke DeCodiz. sun 0! the
Duke of Monte Pensis. It is not known
Whether this wull satisfy all the various
powers who have intermeddled in the ma
ling of this young woman. '
WHEAT AND CORN. '
The London Wheat Mar_ket has been
rather fluctuating since last reports. Pri
cee dorm: the week ending August l4lh,
advanced 4s. per quarter, and at mntket,
a turther rise took place, but in conse
quence "f the high pretensions of sellers.
the transnctions ofnny extensive business
were reduced. 4
' Foreign free Wheat had rather a rea
trictcd‘aale, but prices continued to ad
vance, :- did Flour, which wan in good
demand, particularly lreah brands Ameri
can, in a good sweet state, the price being
about 28,3. per barrel. duty paid; the wea
ther having changed for the Better. per
mitting agriculturalistl to secure outstan
ding cropn, the grain trade has hoen influ
enced thureby. and sullen have. Ina nit'cét
ted a holit‘itude to continue operations at
the enhanced rah-9.
The demand lur cotton since the 281 b,
has been very nnimnlrd. Sales large.
‘speculalura and expnvlers mklng large Inn
’11! M 1 advance nl lnl. The ‘ndmncc in
pricv, since Friday. lull fid on all quali
fies, and lulu sold accordingly.
mama; mmmdewmm
Fellow C:tizens:—l offer myscll In your
consideration 3-: n cnmhdnle for lhe office
of SHERIFF, at the Coming In” election.
and ii'él'L-nml. will endeavor In di~c|mrge
the duly o’f said ofiicv‘Wilh {uh-lily.
' ‘ JAM ES BLOOM, sen.
Augud slh. 1846.
TO TH E PEOPLE.
'l‘Hl'l menu)" of (,‘nngreau. whirl: lnansl Ivnnln~
nlenl. will be long nml grnlelully anl-mlmred by
all Irno republlr‘nm lur Ilm Irmmplmnl nucrcunf
nnnnyul Ilu-Ir I'lwnuhod pnnmplus nnd mounurcv.
Wllllo WI! henrlily U‘JUII'O 111 lhe lrimnph nf 1110
print-Iples which II hm; lmsn nur r‘nnnlnnl cflbrl In
ndvocnle and defend, and lmm nhivh nu prosperi-
Iy. no ndvcraily. can luworve us; “a ('IIIIIIUI be 1111~
mindful nl Iho nllillllle In “lnch um um placed by
n H‘l'flnl rule of lmlh house-s nl (Inngrcam—uo nl
lllllo l 0 llle (*lnuemplnlcll “'lllldmwul ul lllt‘ll’ pul
ronnge lrnm Ihu ncu'npnper pnwx. 'l‘u Ilnu Iler'is~
Inn Ive checrlully hnw. aonsnhln us tw- nye of lhe
pnlrlolin monven whxch have led to 11. Bul we
IrIIaI Ihul llviu dvmsmn of (longrcsu IlH'N’flll‘l rnlll~
er llmn (lllllllllnhl'N uur Clnim In lhe nuppnrl ul n
higher rumor—Hm! «If Mr [lto/[ll' : nml Io Ilmm we
(‘onfitlcnlly appeal In unl nu, by I/leir pfllruungl'. m
nuulmnmg nl lhe Imnl nlgm’ernmrnl a yuurnnl IIHH
is lnflenbly downed In Ilmlr Inlorv-Iu nml Ilm Irm-
Inlvrt'lls nl Illu munlry. I
ll in kmmn In every one, Ilml Ilm ('lnufnnurrr
of Humming 11 newspaper .vn nnl Illu mngmlulll'ul
ll! mlm npllnn IIuI. NU (lllll'll m ”I!“ whcrlmug pm
mnngn \‘ollll‘ll may on hMlnwc-Il upon iI. In largo
('mmnon'lnl Cllwn. mzlvml. the llllll'l' m uulmllv llle
runcunlllunlul lhe runner, ma II firm-omen Ille oln‘h
um Inlercul of Inorrul.leo men In nlth’rllM: 11l I‘lnae
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\\herl‘ Incurred. null-mg lml ll \‘crv lung lls'lnl
subscribing pnlrnm run nuwlmn n pupnr In «Int-I'll»
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and rm expennr, Io mnlu- Ilmnr paper \'.anl.v In! ”-9
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puny under “hum.- llunm-r Hwy ure.- enlmmL ln
punlmlnng Ilu: mnal lull :llnl mnpluclvlmlm nl Ilw
mu llolnu'l uHTnngron. ll m lw'u'vml. nu-r lll‘ltl'P
allcmplod nn Ilm conllnenz m n llll'ly 111-“ jumper.
they hnve secured Illu nervmeu nl’ Ilm lvnl rI-pnrl
ers Whlcll lhe rmmlry nflimlml. In” M the (-nnrm
on: cost of $19,000 or $5,000 per your. 'l'lmlr
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Inln IL SIIll. it must be evnlenl Ilml 111-we heavy
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Address,
RITCHIE dz. HEISS.
Wuhinglon city. D. C
BLINK? for sale ai this afice.
PROCLAMATION;
THEREAS. py an act 0" the Gen
“. eral Assembly (it Pennsylvania.
enttiled, SjAnAcl to regulate the General
Election within this Commohwenllh”._ig
is enjoined on the Sherifls o! the different
counties to givcipubtic notice of such elec
tions. the place where to be held, and the
nflirors to be eleclvd:—Thereluro. l. E;,.
Lts IRWIN. High Sherifl at the county of
Cleuvfie‘hl. (In hereby give
PUBLICK NOTICE . '
to the electors at the county ofClrarfield,
that II General Election will be held on
'hc Second Tuesday (y' Octobcrnexl.,(be.'
ing the 13th day 0! the month.) at the sev.
o-rul t'li‘Clitltl districts in said cnuntydt
which time and place the qualified clec'.
turn will elt‘ct— ‘2
0m: Pm'sop Inr Canal Cmnmissinneru!
this Cumihnnwenllh.
One Pefison to represent the cnunlies of
lmlmna, Arm-strung. Butler and Clear.
field, In HH‘ Huuse nf Represenlavivu
of the Unilml Sum-s. ‘
Two Patrons In represent the counties uf
Cenlre and Ch-nrfield in the ”mm- m
Representalivefi of Pennnlvnnin,
(inc Person for Sheri" n! Clrarfiehl cnun
lv. . t
onc I’erxon for Culnlnimiuner 0! Clear,
liehl county. ‘
One Person lur Amlmu of (Ilruvficld coun-
‘ One Person ‘nr Coroner n! Clearlieltl
(uunly.
The e'lcclnrs of lhe‘lnid cuuniy will take
notice lhal the Hecliun WI“ beheld allhe
lullnwing platen:
For the dmrivl cumpmoed of th lownshupof an.
n-m-u nl lho cuun huuw.
I’M lhe dulnrl ruinpmrvl ul‘ Iho lunmhup of Brmi~
furl at Iho hnuse “I “'ll-. H-mver.
l'ur lhl- drum-l compo-ed uflho hrwnshnp of Dean
lur nx the home 0! Juhn (Eon.
Fur rho 'h‘lfll'l r‘ompmed ofthe, luwnnhvp of Harm.
nn 1H lhc huunu nl Sulnunl M. Smllh.
For the dulm-l ('mnpusmi nl Hm lmvmmp n! I‘ M
M I’m humu- ul John Drulwlwr.
Fur lhe dlaxm-l (nnnruw-l u! Hu- Imvmhlp of (‘ul‘r
mph”: m. ”If! huuw- ul J nub Muuror.
For lhe (halru‘l «mug-«ml ul th Imumhnp of [firmly
ux the human (A I' \V lhrrcil
‘ l'ul llll‘ 'Jlulru-l 4””:prle of lhu [nnnnhlp uf (Shed
' ul lhu humu- 01 J mum (furry.
I V‘ur lh!‘ dmnu-l mum-mm] nf lhv Inwmhnu (:1 Un
> "Pu-u ul Ihu [ML]: H'lnuvn! 'mnao m 291 ml lawn-hip.
lnr luv daylrlr-l :nlnp'l-u-«l ul Ih' ‘h-wnnmp ul
. '\VIDu‘I\\VH" 11' 'En- rh-rlmndmlm: In [’t‘c:I!I1r'I)u";.
Fur Ihu dlslnu rmnl-n-cl 01 the lunn-hxp o! (Lurd
‘ M the hon-u 111 (itmrgu 15. Smith.
I'Fur th- (Lufu l rumplhml ul 1h:- luH‘llVlhp 0! Blur
nv at tho hmmc uf Jnmru A'lpurl.
For lhn Ilmru-l l'ulnpu~(‘\‘ “I Iho qunnh-p vi “-an
. min at lhl‘ huuw nl Juhn Young
Fur lhe dxr'ru‘l nnmpmml nl lht: mwnshnp ul Bull
'ul the home of Prudent-k 'l‘unmor,
For lhv duslnrl ('umpnsm! of lhl) lmvnshlp u! Jm»
dun ul Hm huuxu ulfllumw MI'NHH.
Fur lhe duslnnl rmnpoeuul 01 1h»- loulnlup 111 ”“ng
ul Hm helm-u! Hrmy Wnplt.
Fur the Ihslmt ruznpusml oi Hm luwnrlnp u! I’vm.
ul lhe whonl home on Spam-M's hIH. .
lFur lhv (flslnrt (‘mupmell ul lhe lunnshlp 0! H run
I lun nl lhe human 0! Jon-x 0 “lIIMHI
»"~ur lhe dualru'l rmnpmod ”(lhe :uuushqv n! l‘crgll~
’ mm In lhr' house 0! 'l‘ lhnn.
{For the thalru'l (‘ulnlmsod u! lhn township of KM~
lhuux at (Le lrnme huuw hmnorly “('(‘upled m u
' bunnhng human in mm} lun'nvhlp.
Fur Ihu div-INN rulnpmod nl lhu lunnnhnp "I In] at
1h;- lmusu n 1 Juhu l. humly.
l’ur lhe dmncl rumpusexl u! the lmmugh ul (Ileur-
I fish! (1! the mun-house.
Notice is herd/y given. That all per
sons (excepting Juuicee nl the Peace.)
who shall huh! nny 0H3”: m appninlment
nf prnfil or HUM, under lhe Government
In! (he Uniled Svntcs or u! Ihis State, or of
lan-v city nr incorpurulvul ,dislrir'. thlher
fa cnmmlisiunml ufl'u or nr ulhvrwise, n
‘subuullnale umcl-r ur ngenr, who i 6 or shall
Du “mph-fed umlm \he leghhmvo, execu
llivc nrjutlicmry dt-p'nrlmen! uf [his Stale
I‘or n! [he Uniled Slulea. ur any Cil)‘ or in
mupnratul llhll’lc'; and aim that every
mvmht-r nf (Jungn-s‘ and Slate Li‘gisln
lure. and m’ the M‘lt‘Cl or cmnnmn count”
0! any Cll)‘. m cmmniusiunvr nf any incor
purult'd (lislricv. is by luw incapable of
holding or Mr-rcisinz, at the same lINH‘,
the office or amumnHm-nr hf Judge, In.
ppf‘clur m (Ink 0! any cleclion u! lhls
Cummnmvcuhh; nnd Um! no Inspector,
Judge. or other umcer ul‘ any such elec-
Hun shall be eligible lo My office vnlcd
for. "
And lhe return Jud-_vmi of lhe Icspcctivc
dlslticls ulmesnid. are rrqlwstml to meet
at the court huuse In the bmuugh ofClear—
livhl on the Frlnlay next after lhe second
'l‘ueulnd 0| Oclubsr, then and lhrre to do
all those things required uf them by law.
Given under my hand and seal at Clear
flcld. t/u's MEI/L (lay of September. in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forly~six, and of the In
dependence q/‘ the United Slates {lac
stag/ninth.
ELLIS IRWIN, Sh’fl
To Assessors.
VIVHE Assessors tor the different town:
ships in the county 0! Clenrfieid, lor
1847, will take notice that they are requi—
red to meet at the Commissioners office
in the borough of Clenrfield. on Friday the
16th day 0! October. A. D. 1846, to re
ceive such instructions in, relation to the
ensuing triennial assessment as the Com
missioners shall deem advisable.
By order of lhé Commissioners.
H. PJ'THOM PSON. Cl’lr.
Comm’rs Offic’e. Clear-g
‘ield. sth Sflf’t- 1846.
@{RWGIICDKQ
ALL persons are hereby cautioned a
gainst purchasmg n nolelnl Twenty
Dollars. dnled about the middle of Apnl
last, givenby the subscribers to Jane D.
Majors. of Boggs (ownship. Cleurfield
county, as we have never received value
for the same and are determined not to
pay itunleu compelled by due course ol
'6“. \ JOSEPH PETERS.
JONAS PETERS.
Boggs tp. Aug. 22, 1846, v