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BULLETIN.
BY TELEGRAPH.;
FROM PSTEMBUK8 TO "UJHOIf."
To th* Editor of thtgUnion:
Petehsbukq, October 20?8 a. m.
The mail from the south brings the following im
portant news from General Scott, giving particulars o
the late battles. We take the following from the Ncv
Orleans Delta of the 13th instant:
At a late hour last night the bteamehip Fashion, Capt
Ivy, arrived from Vera Cruz and Tampico, having lei
Vera Cruz on the 7th and Tampico on the 0th instani
By this arrival we are placed in possession of letter
from our correspondent Mustang, from the city of Me.\
ico, as late as the 2Sth September, and files of the Amen
can Star, a new paper, published by Messrs. People
and Barnard, at the capital. Our correspondence, hot
from the city of Mexico and Vera Cruz, is very volumi
nous. The lateness of the hour at which we received it, pre
eludes the possibility of our giving more than one of th
graphic letters of our correspondent Mustang, content thi
morning with a brief synopsis of the interesting news hue
tily gleaned from the mass of documents in our possessor
We have full details of the killed, wounded,and missing
copies of the general orders issued by the commander-ir
chief from the time of the capture of the city up to th
latest date; the manifesto of General Bravo, addrcese
to the Minister of War and Marine, descriptive of th
operations of the Mexican forces at and about Chapu
tepee on the 12th of September; resignation of the Presi
dency by General Santa Anna, et cetera?all of whit
wc will endeavor to lay before our readers to-morrov
Our 1or6 has been severe?the previous rumors of Gem
rals Pillow, Worth, and Smith being killed, we are grat
fied to learn, were without foundation. Among tb
wounded, we regiet 10 ?ee the name cf our contemporar
Mr. Kendall, of the Picayune. We trust, however, h
wound is but a slight one. The Amer,can prisoner
who were sent from the city of Mexico to Toluca, c
the approach of Gen. Scott to the capital, have been se:
back to the city of Mexico, still as prisoners of war, ui
der parole. It is said they were sent by the governor 1
Mexico on his own responsibility. The names 1
the officers thus liberated on parole, are Captaii
Clay, Heady, and Smith, Lieutenants Churchill, Davi
son, and Barbour, and sixteen privates. The city
Mexico wae quiet et the latest dates, though daily repoi
of the rising of the populace'; and the assassination
our men were rife. Little fear, however, was ente
Itained by our army of any such attempt; for, as our co
resoondent remarks, an enemy who could not s'.ai
against us in the held, will not tie likely to attack, mui
less to attempt to overpower us, with the city and i
strongholds in our possession. The Mexican Congre
were to meet on the 5th of this month at Queretaro. T!
seven northern States, which some time since formed a c
alition to oppose negotiations for peace, have held a me<
ing by delegates, and denounced Santa Anna as a traitora:
an outlaw ; and at the same time have passed a resolute
pledging each State to furnish three thousand men arm
and equipped for the further prosecution of the war, a
appointed Generals Paredes anil Bustamentc to comma
the troops thus to be raised. The whereabouts of Sai
Anna was not known at the capital on the 26th Septembe
rumor placed him in the vicinity of Fuebla. Colon
Dickinson, Baxttr, and Mcintosh have died of th
wounds; Generals Pillow and Shields are recovcri
slowly. Our correspondent makes out our total loss
be?in killed, wounded, and missing?sixteen hundi
and twenty-one. We shall publish a complete list
morrow. Among the names of the killed and woundi
we find the following;
Officers killed?Major L. Triggs, Capt. A. Vanolin
Col. T. B. Ransom, Brevet Lieut. Col. Martin Sc<
Lieut. Col. Wm. M. Graham, Capt. M. E. Merrill.
Officers wounded?Brevet Colonel J. S. Mclntoi
Majors C. A. Waite, George W. Talcott, John
Savage; Brevet Majors G. Wright, A. Montgo
try; Captains R. Anderson, A- Cady,W. II. T. Wa
r, L. Smith, Thomas Glean. William H. Irw
VV llltiel mntl 1MIUK Ul r.llglliecrillg, LTnwul^, IIIIU0ln|r
P,ng, quarto, London, MM#. yilm |
liays's Principles ol Symmetrical IJeaiity, 1 vol., London, (low ant
Wl7. lor wvci
Shuttleworth on Landscape Painting, Ijondon, 1815. tbe 1110s
Hnyter's Introduction to Perspective, PrnoticalUoometry, estate a
Drawing, Painting, and Colors, London, 1845. ries, cori
Wood's Manual ol Perspective, 1 vol., Loudon. all othei
Deacon's Llements o( Persjiective Drawing (or beginners, good ord
London. Hearing
hawse's Introduction to the Art of Painting in Oil Colors, of the es
1vol., London. or othurt
riopwith's lsomctrical Drawing, London. i? as lac
Joj.ling's Practice of lsonietricai Perspective, London. village o
Manual lor Teaching Drawing of .Solid forms, Machine- now re;
Models, and Perspective, hy Duller Williams, civil en- incnt an
Kineer, I vol., London. to be the
i brown's Principles of Practical Perspective, 1 vol., large ness, wt
aiarto, Loudon. desired I
i Hrooke Taylor's Principles of Linear Perspective, 1 vol., The te
london. possessir
Arithmetical Perspective, by C. E. Ilernard, civil engi- |)crson d
leer, 1 vol., London. sure giv
Cwilton Shadows, 1 vol., London. letter, j
The Art of Painting in Oil, and in Frosco, by Merimee, tliose de
1 vol., London. residing
fainting and the Fine Arts,by Hnzlitt and llaydon, 1 vol., Oct 15
l-oniion. ?Fhillips's
Lectures on Painting, 1 vol., London. ^TKW
Just imported by F. TAYLOR. A'. ',ny
On hand a collection I books, both English and Ameri- which I
can, on the same class of subjects, too numerous lor the York ma
"hits of an advertisement. 1" i'
10
Ma F-OH UK JIT, ie new and commodious house on F i
Bjol street west, now occupied by Thus. Ritchie, esq. r
*3L It is in a healthy nnd beautiful location, and has ad- ?
anugas possessed by lew places of residence in Washing;
a furnace whicti warms the whole house, bath room, "
'lichen range, dec. Possession given on tbe Aah ol this i 1n
"anth. | T For
terms inquire of W?. A. Goanon, Quartermaster i
''eneiaCi Ulfice, War Department. c Caahn
inly ??Htnwtf I Worki
V|R*. WHlTWELb, havlal nmoTMl from her lata J
''A residence in Dull Green's How, Capitol llill, has ; Embn
"ien the house lormerly occupied by Mr. Dent, on 41 street,
I!*?t door to the first Presbyleitan church, and is now pre -I ,
to receive Ismrders by tbe week, month, or year j y . .
j milies can comfortably accommodated, also gentle- j y ' r?,
1 Tv..W^""k ?"'y Uleir ra<,^g' the fash
W. 12?eod'Jw 1 Qct. 4
Hi11 and olhrrt, Y?. Hit/, curator, 4'<' 1
ICK la baraby given, In pureiutiicc of a decree
die county court of Sussex, pronounced in tbi* f [
it September term, 1HJ7, thnt Freeman urul '*
bin wife, Senrcy and Martha Ann hi) wife, (lor'00'l|,)
Dnniel Mefnisty nrul Lucy bis wile ; also, "'/* ""f
rs of Reuben Uooth, deceased, who was a son o! "9v<,rtl1
rotli, deceased ; also, the heirs ol Nancy Jones, (for- l'l*re!-'a
tooth,) him/ not demunded their shares of the' luud
tree. i|,? nl.nf I'.ni. ,|,H, |)n|e,? trill", W
'..in u,,:j'ro!
P. M. Guthne, E. C. Williams, James Milwr,-jainu
Caltlwell; Major General G. J.pillow, severely; Major
A. H. Gladden, Brigadier General James Shields, Afnstant
Adjutant Geneial F. N. Page, A. A. A. Cn.trtl
M. Lovell, Assistant Adjutant General W. W. Markell;
Volunteer Aid-de-camp George Willing iu.udali
Lieut. Col. John Garland, Maj. W. W. Lcrieg, fiattai
Col. J. E. Johnston, Captains J. H. Williams, James lacclay,
C. II. Pearson, D. E. llungerford, Miricbell Da~
ley, D. H. McPltail, J. S. Simtuson, J. B. Backenstce. S.
1 S. Tucker, Geo. Kauman, Silas Casey, J. B. Magiudei,
' J. M. Scantland, Robt. G. Gale, Moses J. Barnard, and
Col. S. M. Trousdale.
We have received the first two numbers (the 20th and
t 23d September) of the American Slur, published in tbi
t. city of Mexico, by Messrs. Peoples &t Barnatd. The)
p are principally filled with the general crdeis of the com
mander-in-chief. After the capture of the city, an aci
count of which we will endeavor to lay before cui
s readers to-morrow, the following order was issued b)
h Gen. Scott immediately alter his entrance into the capital
We cannot though at the late, or rather very early, hcui
at which we write, qmit to lay before our rtadcra the
e following:
8 Headquarters or the Army,
Mexico, Sept. 14, 1847.
l" n A V? nut
ujcih. \jnva.u. nu,
' Under the favor of God, the valor of this army, after many
;, glorious victories has hoisted the colors of our country
in the capital of Mexico, and on the palace of its government.
but the war is not ended ; the Mexican army ant
e government have fled only to watch an opportunity to re
d turn upon us 111 vengeance. We must, then, he upon oui
e guard; companies and regiments will be kepi together
' and ail eland upon the alert. Our ralety is in miJitaiy
I- discipline. Let there be no drunkenness, no disorders
. and no straggling. Siraggleis will be in great dangci
, of assassination; and nruiauders shall be punished l?y
courts-martial. All the ruii'6 so honorably observ
r. ed by this g'onous aimy in Puebla, must be ob
>. served here. '1 he honor ot the army and the honor o;
our country call lor the best behaviour on the part ot all
'* 1 he valiant must, to win the approbation 11 God um
le our country , be sober, orderly, and meicilul. His noLli
,. brelhien in arms will not be deaf to this hasty appea
.' from their commander and friend. Major Geneial Uuit
18 man is appointed civil and military governor of Mexico
s, By command of Major Geneial Scott.
)n 11. L. SCOTT, Asst. Adjt. Gen.
nt The American Slar of the 2uth September, in speak
ing of the execution ol the deserters, says that 10 o
Qf them were hung at San Angel on the title; and, iin
0f mediately after, some ten or twelve were whipped am
1B branded on the cheek with the letter D. Riley, tb
j. chief of the crowd, came in for a share of ihe whippini
0f and branding. The next morning four others wt re exe
cuted at Miscoac; and on the 13th, 30 moie were l.ur
0f upon ooe gallows at the same place. It u]pcaisiht
r. Riley, according to our militaiy Jaws cculd not I
r_ hung, he having deserted from our army befoie the com
1(j mencemcnt of hostilities. Rumors were rife in Vera Cru
.}) of .Santa Anna being in Puebla at the head of some thre
ltg hundred men. Speaking on this subject, the America
M Star of September 23d, published in the city of Mexice
|je says thut General Rea with a guerilla force had cr.tere
Puebla a few days previous, and the force under Colom
imn|l l,? withdrew them to the heigh'
|)(j commanding the place, where he was quite tecurc, an
on from whence he could bombard the tit) at will.
C(' New Crii/rs,Cct. 14,1647.
ni' Snt: The Fashion arrived hue late last night froi
nd Vera Cruz. There is a peat amount of news by lit
lta but nothing very important. The chief ] oitits are tin
Mexico is in ?lie quiet losBession oi our ami), Seven
r~ of the northern States have declaied Santa Anna a ua
els tor, and have pledged themselves to iiuse a cot.sidert
ble number of troops to be plated under Paretics at
llustamente. 1 he whereabouts of Santa Anna was il
ng known. He was supposed to be in the neighLoihood i
l0 I'uehla. Neither Pillow, Worth, nor any oi out geneia
. killed; Pillow wounded. Our loss in all said to be 1,0:
re" Congress was to meet on the 5th inst. at Queretaro. |
to- Yours, &c.
,d A. D. WOOLDEIDGE, B, P. M.
' Hon. Cats Joukiom.
da,
iff,
eh,
H.
inlk
in.
amber; and one hundred acres are in natural men- time, no
I salt marsh, affording rieh and abundant pasturage tee ; the
nl hundred cattle. The whole in enclosed, and lor the nayi
t part by good chestnut fences. There is 011 this bonds or
n ample supply of tobacco houses, stables, grnna- be appr
n-houses, sbeep and cow-sheds, negro-houses, and whole pi
r necessnry and convenient out-buildings, all in cntiontb
er There are also orchards of choice fruits in full such sah
; water is abundant and good in every subdivision by the cl
tale, and access to the markets of the Chesapeake ohnso n
1, by lite waters of the Potomac to Wicomico river snid trie
lie as any one could reasonably desire. 1 be small and ack
f Allen's fresh, in which there arc several iambics purcliast
tiding, and a prosperous commercial establish- of, and l
d steam grist-mill, and which is generally admitted or them
: best situation in the county lor commercial busi- parties ti
II be sold 111 whole or in purt along with the (arm, ll mgor to
>y die purchaser. in cornpl
irrni ol sale can ho made very accommodating, and oree. A
>n given 011 the first duy of January next. To any said cou
esuing to purchase, tlie subscriber will with plea- hy the p
e any more particular information, orally or by tion hy
Ind die property will be shown at any time to further d
siring to inspect it, by tlio subscriber, or by his agent der.
011 the premises, Allen's Fresh.
?Iaw8w WILLIAM D. MERRICK. Oct. 11
AM> Kl.lr.'?\%'T SlbftS. tin- ulnrrllina
e this day received a large invoice of dress silks, T\TR. 1
lave been selected with great care from the New jyj[ lin,
irkets within the Inst woclt. 1 hey name liisdane
ieces very rich changeable Brocade ulks 2<l, at hi
do do do Ottoinnn *atin* >ltuitioi
do do plaid and striped Gl?eo filks u> m. ,(
do do light silks for evening dresses young 11
do do light colored mid white satin do ' N. 11.
do pink ind nine wtin striped and watered s3kit [q recciv
do Sti inch black Ottoman satins names a
do do changeable Artnnre silks CKtt IS
do 3-4, 4-4, nod t> 4 black boiled silks for visiles.
iter with a great vurlety of other very rich French
inch a*?
neres, mousselines, Ato., of tha latest style* ~^J"OTI'
ed capes and collars il groi
Japes for high and low neck drestes mid will
pelerines, needle worked handkerchiefs Novamb
oidered Tarleton and Swiss muslin evening dressos Got II
j Satin and d'koosse dresses, ico ?
lo lie opened o:; Tuesday morning an invoice of
endid rarts made clous*, cardinal*, mid visites, ol
ont importation, and well worthy the attention ol Perinon
lonable. P. H. HOOE * CO.
?Jwtf Dae 31
I'he last offer of a Valuable Stock Varm.
subscriber, having twice heretofore offered for snle I 'T'"
plantation, (iltnthorn, (under unfavorable circuin- | , '
, however,) without edecting it Male, or even attract- j ! "J,'
ny buyers, now offers it for the last time. And, as : 'V. '
re me tits seem to be considered extravagant, or to be .1 [
rdeii altogether, ho hereby gives a public assurance [ (
1 representations about to be made shall be strictly j *l
bile lie respectfully invites purchasers to examine ; " ''"J
perty for their own satisfaction.
' ' * ? - vuith fork ol Koek- I
pa, twenty-three
ety miles aliove
to which point,
road is now in
i tud cheap trims
market. The
230 are superior I
rge portion of it
hat it might be
' 00 acres of the
t orably for culti- J
id substuntiully ...
ell set in clover,
I of which grow y
, laving an ample 2
M ami other pur- ..
L etnut und locust, v
or fencing. It is j;
. < |>on it numerous ^
' t constantly runIco
produces tofell
suited to the ,
large amount ol
tss in the various J
it supply of pure j.
of the best stock 0
ep, or hogs ; for, v
cuittvatcu lanas,
f grass for cattle or .
I us tain them for y
r 'liore isaspaciou
; it romantic site
icd and beautiful
lly set with ibrt-r
y, und ttt a prupu, p
ch rarely, il ever,
luh as are usually
jf a neat and sub- s,,I,t*r
Wealthy as any in n
r ' belong morality, c
lay, the 29th day ~.r
I be offered at that Si
I the premises, to ~ to
r In will be given "or*-~
ires of the land is ?
! t will be ready for f"'10''
' vration. "'fii0'
> Khler, hay, straw, JY ' "
r wsoiiublo terms. Bobe
t fill be required in
iual instalments; . 10
II security, for the ,Yr?<
j | plish
ie at home, or Mr. to snl
It any time show Jl
ft; and as he, the
* move to the south,
1 lust be considered
' MTGOMHRY,
Ison county, Va.
irh tliat It win y\||
> the highest bid- li
f nd it will, conse/ednesdny
the 3d
old before, it will
1 tregoing advertisetc
bidders present.
c Bd with wheat, of
j Irchaser paying for
flNTGOMERY.
8 y county, Md.
lt pALE.
C kf of tlio ehanairy
William llolmes,
Bd otiiers, defend- ]
Z Montgomery county,
li court, tlie undor0
,blic auction, at the
n ninty, on Tuesday
if not, on the next
' ? by adjournment,
j ntil all is sold, the ,
law und equity, of
il _ 4,000 acres of land,
. n the neighborhood
, 25 miles from the
id n the city ol \Ynshthe
Baltimore nnd
ice," part of " Williie
"CJraclrlin Dm
IT i" divided into and ,
each, with the exr>
of about 230 acres, j!
st Place, containing ^ ,
*1 superior large and Bcrj|,e
i* *5 and commodious jn ^|(l
i- iago-houses, grana- k
1(1 1 larRe Peac1' anii to 150
t fine, and being one , ,
"J in the State, which %t'
li V""0 U thrivi!'R capie
bom are among tlie "m |(
-i roper management, olxl j
tooacco and grain. -pi,,
i in liuindanco.
e buildings which .j,|f,
idaptcd to farming jvu ?
well watered, there ? ,
them upon which secur,
ed, and they are so
it lor consumption, (
comprising a large
iicnl to the railroad, wj,[, ,
ore at about #1 per ll( ?,,ni
undai.ee, and large
ion of the county, in Q(.t
jborliood of Friends,
if tliat denomination <pt(
wo Episcopal, four , ?
two academies, und jc
for members of the
themselves near to J
ir prices, and in one 111 8
lie, and near to two
le may be examined
olmes, who now reey
to ire paid oneof
sale, and the bnlwo,
and three years
the "homestead" ol
trter of the uurchase
of sale, unit tlie balSt
of which to be on
t exceeding live years, at the discretion ol tlie trus
wuoie to uenr interest irom me nay 01 suit', aim
ncntof said credit payments to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser, with a surety or sureties to
oved liy the trustee, or cash to be paid for the
urchase money on tho day of sale, or on the ratili- p
oroof by the chancellor; and on the ratification ol
: or sales of a part or the whole of said real estate p 1
lanoellor, and on the payment of the whole pnr- !
tonoy, principal and interest, and not before, the
itee, liy a good and sufficient deed, to be executed
nowledged agreeably to law, shall convey to the
;r or purchasers of said propetry or any part thtre- ,
o his, her, or their heirs, the property to iiim, her, pp j
sold, free, clear, and discharged of all claim of the ? .e
0 said cause, and o( any person or persons claim- yV
claim, by, from, or under Ihciii, or either oi them,
liancc with the terms and directions of said de- j
nd said trustee is further authorized by order of
rt, at his discretion, to sell any or all of said lands j
lats thereof, at private sale, subject to the ratilieathe
chancellor, the terms above set forth, and the -pjir,
Ureotions and requisitions o( said decree andor- n
JOHN WADE, jr.. Trustee. 8
I?2a wu
DANCINQ ACAUKMV.
F. C. LABBE has the honor to inform the ladies
1 gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown that ,,
in? academy WUI ro-open on i ucsuay, rsovemuer |
? dwelling-house, on Pe/in sylvan in avenue. ltuys .
i, Tuesdays, Thursdays, ami Saturdays, from 3
i)6 in. for young ladies; from 5 to 7 p. m. for j ?
l asters. , .
Those ladies and gentlemen who may feel desirous A9
e instruction nt (ieorge'own, will please leave lheir
t his residence in Washington. tneirt
-fawtm __
Library OP CoNORKS),
October 11, 1*47.
ttK Is hereby given, III.# the Idhriry of Conis
will h" closed on Tuesday, tho 26th of October,
not again be opened until Thursday, the 25tU ol ,nC
i?r. JOHN 8. MEEHAN, |?n.V."
?eorllm Librarian. '*'P
nn.ST.il. St HUH It l\ \Ti
By C. H. Van Pattss, M. D j f*- fc
?*nt ottic* and r?*idenoe next door to Todd'i Hut iev%
Store, near Brown * H nel, by_
l-ly I 001
By .1. O H KKJY, Auctioneer.
UHTEK8' MALE OF SPLBND1D HOUSEHOLD \1
VNL) KITCHEN F'UKNITURK at Auction?On Mou- V
tin- 25th inst, we dixit sell ut 10 o'clock, a. m , at tlie the
esidcnca of llie Hou. S. ltarton, on I street, lietweon dei
mil 17th streets, immediately north of the President's Ms
e, by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscribers, bear- am
tite iWlli June, 1IM7, and duly recorded, an extensive and hul
ior assortment of furniture, viz :
iU[>eri()r mahogany Spanish rocking and rolling arm
chairs
Do do round, end, and union sofas
l>o do 2 dozen stalled parlor chairs
Do do marble-tup bureaus and washxtands
Do do bureaus, wardrobes, and French bedsteads
Do do dining, breaktiist, centre, and card
tubles
Do do sideboards and mirror hat-racks
[hi gilt-frame mirrors, inuuiel clock, dec.
Do rosewood piano forte, of fine tone and touch
la pie wardrobes, high uud low-post bedsteads
lane and wood-seal chairs, settees, dec.
rather beds and bedding, huir mattresses, drc. of the
best quality.
uporior parlor and chamber window curtains, with
lixtures complete, window blinds, drc.
cut-glass Gothic hall lumps and chandelier
uranuules, candelabras, astral lamps, drc.
lantel ornaments, vases, cornucopias, drc.
roiuted candelabras, candlesticks, and brackets
Ipleudid silver-plated castors and candlesticks
(una,glass, and crockery-ware, among which area
largo French china dinner set uud tea set
. great variety of splendid cut g ass
lOthic waiters, dialing dishes, coll'ee biggin, dec.
.ndirons, shovels and tongs, and lenders
russets, three-ply, nigrum, and other carpets
dlcloth, hearth-rugs, matting, drc.
Fith a good lot of kitchen utensils, cutting hoes, garden
tools, drc.
Do, an excellent milch cow and calf
fith iriuuy other articles not necessary to enumernte. j
ins: All sums ol and under #30, cash; over #30, a (
: ol sixty days, for approved endorsed notes.
H. WAKING, } Tnl5tBei
G. 11. BARTON, S u *' A
A. GREEN, Auctioneer. pla
S. The attention of the public is particularly invited utu
tlw, -lite II...V u-.lf It..,I It... ilumnl", U,.r? I....
ior finality, and worthy their attention. ']
A. GREEN,
. Ifi? Auctioneer. dor
lly il. H*. UVKH, Auctioneer. a?j
iE of Valuable Piopci t j In the City of Washing- (rot
n and in Alexandria county, Virginia, at public nuc- C
-Iiy virtue of a deed of trust, executed on the 4th ?
( August, 1847, duty recorded in liber W. 11., No. 135,
2-1 lo 43 inclusive, one ol' the land records tor Washi
county, in the .District of Columbia, the subscriber
iffer for sale at public auction, at the auction rooms ot "D
rt W. Dyer, on Wednesday, the 3d day of November -D
10 commence at 11 o'clock, a. in., the following valua- styl
ts in the city of Washington, with the improvements I*
:>n, or as many thereof as may be necessary to accom- l>es
the objects for which the said deed was given?that is be^t
i stptnre No. 128, lots Nos. 1 and 2
' " 129, " ? 1 A
" 144, " " 1,2, 3, and 4 -t\
" " 147, " " 3, and part of 1 No
" " 148, " " 1 ran
" " 167, " " 6, and part of 7 lort
" 173, " " 3,4,6,6,7,8,9,10,11,12, \
13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, goo
21, and part of 20 ma
of square south of No. 173. the Mansion House square lite
i square No. 200, parts of lots Nos. 9. 10, and 11 othi
" " 220, lots Nos. 1 and 7 C
? < 288, lots 22, 25, 26, parts of lots Nos. 17,
18, and 24
" " 293, parts of lots Nos. 7, 9, and 2 /
" " 319, lot 6, part of 13, and hall oi 9
" " 315, Nos. 8 and 14, parts of No. 7, and uai
half of 15 ber
" " :t48, No. 16, and part oi 15 h
" " 374, partol'No. 2 am
" " 377, Nos. 8 and 21, and part of Ncs. 2,16, F
and 20 F
" " 378, partol'No 5 F
< " 332, Nos. 1, 4, 6, 8, and 9 gat
" 405. parts oi lots No?. 10 and 18 C
" " 411, lot No 4
" " 429, lots 8, 11, and 12, and parts of 3, 4,
9, and purtof 13 T'
" " 463, part of lot No. 1 J-2
' 455, lot No. 21 tlia
? .< 487) .. .. ,4 l2tl
" " 532, " " 15 . h
f square No. 537 R-ei
i square No. 572, " " 1 Prn
" 573, " < 2 of
" " 574, part of ted
" " 577, lot No. 2 I.
"east. 612, lots Nos. 5, 6, and 7 ta'"
" " 788, " " 7 due
.< .< 810> .< ? 3 git.
? .. ? n> 22, 24,25, and 26 salt.
" " 833, part of No. 2 C
" " 840, lot No. 5 IVor
11 of square 903, til'
" 909, P-ti
i stiuare No. 959, lots Nos. 7 and 11 1
1 immediately alter the sales of the said lots, the sub- ball
rwill also oiler at public auction some valuable lands P'ei
ixandria county, Vs., forming a part oi the property ?
ii as the Glebe Lauds, divided in parcels of from 100 Ol
acres each?the same being also included in the O
if trust before rel'errefl to. 'A
i square south of square 173 is the property lately oc- 8<
il by Gen. Vail Ness, beautifully improved, and too at li
riown to require further description. There are also 4l
m prove moms on ninny of the other lots. wit
i terms ol sale are as follows, viz : one-fourth of 5t
uirchase money to be paid in hand, and the and
in in one, two, and three years; the purchasers to 61
leir notes with approved endorsers, bearing interest less
he day of sale, and deeds of trust on the property, to IV
: the payment of said notes ; and, on lull payment of 518
itrchase money, with all interest and costs, d any, wa'
bscriber will convoy, at the expense of the puroltu- (J
ill the right and title vested in him by the before- in c
d deed of trust. If the terms of sale be not complied 1J
n tea days after the sale, the trustee reserves the right N
ng the property bought by such delinquent piircha- O
it their risk and expense, afler ton days' notice.
H U. SM [Til, Trustee.
. 15?eodifts 11. W. DYER, Auctioneer.
r the sale of the foregoing lots and tracts of lands, the I
ing lots in the city ol Washington will bo offered at .
' unction nt the same place, lor the purchase money !
ich a credit will be given of Irom one to live years,
ig interest, if satisfactory security be given, via i jl01I
quart) No. 128 lots Nos. 9, 10, II, 12, 13, and 14 fur,
" 1 11 " 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 ma,
" " 115 " ' 3, 4, 5, and 6 jp
" " 171 " " 10 and part of 9 IPic
" " 227 " " 6 and 10 wn(
" 288 ?' " 23 ail<l
" 324 " " U bis
" 345 part of lot No. 6?say one-half wai
" 350 " " 9 thei
"411 lot No. 40 ?
" 453 ? ? 3
" " 492 " " ? '
" " 494 " " 7 f,
' fill ' 9
.. 5;{2 .. 8 Bos
;; 535 ? 13
" 570 ' " 3
" " 643 lots Nos. 26 and 27 .
stpisre No. 645
square No. 791 lot No. 3 ["?'
square No. 861 l,ri'
iquare no. nn.l lot ISO. 18 u
" Mi " " 8 fam
" 810 " " 4 Oct. 16 ,a?
l.noh for O. II*. #*/iW/fi>?'s Caah Slorr. rioi
N'ui
SSH CLOTHS, CASSlMERES.iAND VESTING3, "l"
11CII I will have mailt* to order, and ill all casos war* "'l'1
ranted t? fit. Among them will be found? A
fi piece* Bonieim's black cloth
B do llyilley's do *
5 do Siniont's do "
0 do low-priced English black, blue, and fancy Ate
colors. '
so goods are inuch superior to anything 1 have ever fd
1 store. "ta
K) pieces plain, riblied, autl doe-skin cnssiineres of I"1'
Uonjean's, Byillcy's, anil Simoni's make, ctt'
which cannot be excelled in this or any A
other market
B do new style French plaid cassiineros, some- j>
thing entirely new
!0 do fancy cossimcrcs, some line and others low '
priced ^
i) do rich black satin for vesting '"V|
2 do H 'irnont black silk satin lor vesting '*
10 do colored silk satin for vesting
have made arrangements with otic of the best cutmake
for me this season, purchasers may depend on
ilothos being made in the best manner.
). 1 have this day received?
icntl -men's silk handkerchiefs, linenenmbrie do. Cht
Gum susjienders, lambs wool and inerino shirts and
drawers
Silk mid lawn cravats, kid, silk, and buck gloves A
(~V. <f.?, n ml .ill. l II. .
I in fact erory article used for gentlemen, of whom I din
sk it cnll. riRr
??<liaf O. W. PHILLIPS. oha
IjASKS lo Tkltra'a lllatorr nf Ilia (o?iaUI? and tor
Impire?geographical, tonogrnpnicitl, and military, thn
r copir*, number* 1 to 5, thia day received from ParU cvn
F. TAYLOR. J
16 4 ant
By ? If*. B i"KH. Auctioneer.
'KRV SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PLATE. WINES, t
CARRIAGES, dro.. AT AUCTION.?On Wednesday, [
27ili in.Uin'., at 10 o'clock, h. hi., 1 shall soil, ui the rem- (n
ice ol tlio lute Henry S. Fox, esq., lute her Britannic m
ije-ty's minister to the United Stales, at the corner of K n,
f 24th streets, by order ol the orphan's court, the houseil
furniture, jilate, wines, 3rc. \j
Among which are enumerated? ol
Very liauilsoine rosewood etcruloires, amoires, pipr al
tables, commodes, arm and parlor chairs, stands, _
dec., all rnado at Paris, and in the most stqierior
manner
Very large mahogany book-eases, with gins* doors
Very handsome mantel clock, 1 handsome French
clock
0 large and handsome Chinese vases
Very handsome gill and China chandeliers
Candelubras, girandoles, candlesticks, itc., bronze
vases
A very handsome engraving of Queen Victoria ele- ,
Jointly framed of
White und gold dinner and dessert sets
Tea ware, antique India china dinner set
Glassware, very large and splendid plated dinner set
Plated candlesticks, castors, teakettles, iV-c. jyj
A large quantity of superior table linen, napkins, Ate., Su
English manufacture, most of which 1ms never sh
been used ^
Several full pieces very rich silk dninnsk for curtains
Silk, datnask, and muslin window curtains and ornaments
Brussels carpets and licarth rugs, straw matting
Parlor and easy chairs, lounges, cane-scat chairs,
dining tables, &e.
lXiIlaiurtelescotie, microscope, and thermometers .
A number of blank books and portlolios, wrapping j*
parier
Mnjile and iron highpost bedsteads r"
llcst hair mattresses, wardrobes, and closets 1
Toilet sets, i\co., 1 chariot, 1 barouche 'lv,
A large number ol pine packing boxes, several pine .
otticu tables, ifcc. l,a
With a number of articles riot necessary to enumerate
ha
And a lot of kitchen articles, bath tub, &c.
Lt live o'clock the same day, 1 shall also sell, at the same
ce, 40 dozen wine, such as madeira, sherry, port, claret,
1 champagne, very old and superior, and a small lot ol
ndy und whiskey.
'erniH of nale: All sums ol and under #50, cash; over M
), a credit of throe and five mouths, lor approved en- |(u
set] notes, bearing interest. sh
'ho house will be opened and the furniture ready for ex- y(
oration 011 Monday and Tuesday previous to the sulo, ' ,
n 9, a. in., to 3, p. irt.
lot. 13?eod&ds II. W. DYER, Auctioneer.
OWEN, EVANS, <!<( CO., ^
MHilary and JYaval .Merchant Tailor*, se
EG leave to submit totheir patrons and the public gene- ?'
rally their stock ol" Fall anu Winter Goods of die latest
es, just received. f?t
<. If. Three or four coat hands wanted ; none but the '
t workmen need apply. Store on i'ennsylvania avenue,
ween lltli and 15th streets,
let 15?eolt/i [Intel.]
DA918 it CO.'S KXPKK88.? \VV arc still receiving
. and forwarding goods of every description, as usual.
intermission has taken place, as we have made argements
to convey our packages through with our se
ner despatch and punctuality.
Fe would respectfully request those who may order
ds and packages sent by our express, to have them
rked plainly " Per Adams i!c Co.'s Expressotherwise
y may be detained on the road by getting into sotne ra
or conveyance. JVi
>ct. 18?fin G. S. MoELFRESIl, Agent.
. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP pr
WASHINGTON ?For Bremen, via Bouthamnion
The above nhip will leave New
HHIRh York tor Tinmen on Thursday, 11 th Novcin,
stopping at Southampton to land passengers. 1>U
Returning, she will leave Bremen on the 3d, and South- l)a
ptom on tho 7th December. -Vi
'ussage front New York to Southampton or Bremen, #120. j
'ussnge from Southampton or Bremen to New York, #150. rm
or freight or passage, npply to the Ocean Steam NnviionCompany,
45 William street, New York. ]
let. 18?2w yvc
CAHUSI'8 HALOOX. j
EWIS CARIJS1 has the honor to inform the citizens of ,,
Washington and vicinity, as also his former pupils,
t his dancing academy will be re-opened on Tuesday,
l October. tor
i. C. will instruct in waltzing, gallopade, Polka, the eif
lua Waltz, and all the other lasluouuble dances us tyctised
at the assemblies, in a style peculiar to the society tw
Washington, and to tho most select circles in the Uni38101.
i. C. also announces that his ' soiree* dansantes" will lot
9 place as soon as the subscription list is tilled, ol which d<J
i notice will be given. Private lessons to classes, sin- thi
persons, academies, at individual residences, and at the sii
ion. rit
lasses for young ladies on Tuesdays nnd Thursdays Sc
n 8 till 5 o'clock, p. m. For youths, same days from 5
7 p. m. For young gentlemen, same days front 7 till 9 tw
it eii
'he sulooti will be rented for cotillion parties, concerts, ,ol
Is, exhibitions, lectures, Ace., on the most liberal niul
ising terms. Oct. 4?3taw2w
PHONG'S PATENT DAMPS.?1st. These lamps cast no 'W
shade.
I. Are free from smoke or smell. 1,11
i. Will burn the ciieajjeat oil, and give a greater light, 'ol
ski expense, than any lamp now in use. llc
ill. Are more brilliant than camphine, or spirit gns, 'V
bout the snme risk to life anil property.
:h. Are not liable to get out of order, are easily cleaned,
I warranted lor one year.
;h. The hand lamps will not spill oil with tin." most care- t\v
usage. se
[anuinctured solely by 8. 1). VANDEIUIEYDEN, at toPearl
street New York. Ware room No. 804 liioadi
bandoliers, bracket, hanging, parlor, and mantel lamps ra
very variety.
k-alers supplied on liberal terms. so
. B. Solar and astral lamps altered. , q.i
et. II?8m -.c
TYLRR'8 NKW HOTEL,
On Pcnntylvania avenue, brtwten 3d and 4J ilreett.
HOMPSON TYLER would inform his friends and the po
public generally, that on Monday, the 20th of Septeiti- sh
, he will open his house lor the accommodation of gB
rders. Ho occupies the house formerly kept by Miss
innnrd, on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue. The .
re has undergone extensive repairs, and every article ot
liture, including linens, it directly from the handt of the '
xufaclurtr. '!
is long experience in hotel keeping in this city and
hiuontl, Virginia, has enabled him to anticipate the
its of those who may favor him with their patronage ; .'
no exertion will be spared to render their residence at m
house us comfortable and pleasant as attention to their
its, the best of fare, and comfortable quarters can make
It. Sept 21 -2a w I m. ""
IANOS, MUSIC, AND FANCY GOODS.?The subsori- "
ber Is now receiving bis fall supply of Pianos, Ate., per y,
> Marianne, front Bremen; barque Maryland, front '
ton ; nnd schooner Seguin, front New York, llis as- '
ment comprises the largest nnd most elegnnt stock of *'
nos over ottered in this District. l'?
no superb Grand Piano, from the celebrated factory of en,
ler, formerly Sehamback At Merchant, Leipsic, Goruy.
Tills instrument has been made to order, nnd
igs with it the highest testimonials ol superiority of tone Mi
I elegance of finish. do
quaro Pianos, of 6 and 6j octaves, of the same inanu- to*
nrc. Sii
iano.1, by GUickoring, Boston, of 6 and 7 octaves, ol vuis
styles ; also, by Bacon At Raven, Nunns At Clark, and |
rins At Fischer, of New York, of 6 and til octaves, of i
urc mul round corner-*, tablet and other pulterns; and j
*r Pianos of neat and plain finish. tBI
tnerlcan Pianos nl factory prices ; German Pianos as
as they can bu bought in the United States,
econd-hand Pianos taken in part pay. aj.(
n extensive stock of gu'tars, violins, flutes, accordeons, ^,|
, from the plainest to the highest finish. p
i addition to his former stock, he is notv opening seve- no
thousand pteoes of music for piano, guitar, &c., emcing
the newest and most popular as well as standard (
ilicutiou* ; superior guitar strings, and all kinds of mush
merchandise. .
n elegant assortment of fancy goods.
.osewood anil mahogany writing desks.
.osewood and other work and dressing-boxes.
apinr-mach6 portfolios, of various styles and sizes,
ard eases, perfume sachets, extracts, Sr.c.
legem Krenoh vases, solar lamps, silver-plated cako
kets, candlesticks, itee.
rltnnuin ware, Rodgcrs's table and |>ocket cutlery,
combs, brushes, Arc. 9''
RICHARD DAVIS,
kit. 8.?eod8t Pennsylvania avenue.
lURTWKI.L'll WARHINOTUN HOVSK,
tnul itrttl aiovt atvrn/k nejrt door to the Matonic Hall,
PkOadtlpkia wl
HIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and refurnished, ,
and the proprietor has spared no means to insure __
his visiters every comfort and convcniene. The ting
sale on lor gentlemen, as well as the private ordi- JQ
y for indies, are large and convenient. The parlors nnd |,?
mbers are capacious, and fitted up in the most modern 1,0
e. Tais house being in a central |>omtion. the proprie- -j"|
solicits a eonununnce of public favor, pledging himsel!
t no eilort on his part shall !>e spared to secure tliem BOI
ry luxury the city affords. _ _ _ _L __ nd
I. B. A bath houao is Jittaohca w ui? now, wnorw wunn i j
1 oold baths canba had at any hour. |
By 11m Pnnldi ul of the United lUUl.
S pursuance of law, J, JAMES kL POLK, President of
the United States of America, do hereby declare and
ako known that public sale? will be held at the uiuierentioued
land offices, in the State of Atkansus, at the poxls
hereinafter designated, to wit: j
At the land ollice at FAYKTTKV1LLE, commencing on
onday, tin* seventh day of February next, lot the disposal
the public lands within the niidermentioned townships i
id fractional township?, viz:
'urth itf thr bate lint and west of lite fifth principal meridian.
1 own-hip fttb'en, of range eighteen.
T ownship fillcen, of range nineteen. I
Townships twenty and twenty-one, of range twenty.
factional township twenty-one, of range twenty-one. I
Townships fourteen and fifteen, of runge twenty-two.
f* ructional township tweuty-ono, of range twenty-lbree.
Township thirteen, of range twenty-four.
Townships twelve and thirteen, of range twenty-five.
Township fourteen and fractional township twenty one,
range twenty-six. >
Township nineteen, of range twenty-seven.
Town-hipS seventeen and nineteen,of range twenty-nine.
At the land office at WASHINGTON, commencing oil
onday, the fourteenth day of February next, for thedispoloftlio
public lauds within the undermentioned towuips
and parts of townships, viz i
ad A of thr bait lint and writ of the fifth principal meridian.
Township four, of range twenty-two.
Township four, of range twenty-three.
Townships three and tour, of range twenty-four.
Township four, fractional sections thirty and thirty-one,
the right bank, and fractional section thirty-one,.011 the
t bank officii river, in township fourteen ; and fractionsections
five, six, seven, eight and eighteen, on the right
nk of Red river ; the fraction of section five west of Old
'or, and fractional sections six, seven, and eight, on the
I bank of Red river, in township tilled), of range twentyn.
m
Township three : fractional section thirty-six, on the left
1,L- el K...I , ... 1c............ !.? ? -
ii ofaection one on the right bank of Hod river, nn<i the .1
iction of thu some section on the left bank of ltud river, J
township fifteen, of range twenty-six. 1
Township lour, of range twenty-eight.
Township three, ol range twenty-nine. i|
Town-hi|) one, of range thirty-one
At the land oflice at HATESVILLE, commencing on
jtiday, the twenty-first day of February next, for the dinsal
ofAlio public lands within the undermentioned towuips
and j'arl of townships, viz :
nth of the bate line and wett of the fifth principal meridian. '
Township twelve, ol range one.
Township seven, of range two.
Fractional section six, west of White river, in township
ven ; fractional sections thirty and thirty-one, west of
hito river, in township eight; and fractional sections
ven and eighteen, west of White river, in township nine,
range three. '
Fractional township five, east of White river, of range
tr.
Township three, and fractional township live, cast of
hile river, of range live.
Township fifteen, south of While river, of range eight.
Township sixteen, south of White river, (except sections
irty and thirty-one,) of range ten.
Township sixteen, south ol White river, of range eleven. i
Township fourteen, of range twelve.
Fractional section six, north of White river, in township j
venteen,. ol range thirteen. #
Township eleven end fractional township twenty, north
White river, of range fifteen.
Township sixteen, of range sixteen.
Fractional township twenty-one, south of White river, of
nge seventeen.
orth of the bate line and east of the fifth principal meridian.
Townsiiip eleven, of rnnge two.
Fractional townships thirteen and fourteen, on the St. <
ancis river, of range six.
At the land oliice at HELENA, commencing on Monday,
a seventh day of February next, lor the disposal of the
blic lands within the undermentioned townships and
rts of townships, viz :
irth of the bate line and eatt of the fifth principal meridian.
Fractional townsiiip three, west of St. Francis river, of
age five.
Township nineteen, of range eight.
Fractional townships nineteen, twenty, and twenty-one, i
istofiheSt Francis river, ol range nine.
Section twenty-three, in township eleven, and township
elve, of range ten. 9
nth of the bate line and eatt of the fifth principal rmridian. '
Fictions one, two, three, four, five, six, /en, eight, nine,
1, eleven, twelve, thirteen, lburteeu, titieeri, seventeen,
;hteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two, twon
1 inp tliirtv. and tlliriv-tivn. ill lowniliin iIumi run.,..
0.
Township three, (except sections twenty-six, twentyven,
thirty-lour, thirty-live, anil thirty-six;) township
ir, (except the north half anil southwest quarter of see- 1
in two, sections three, four, live, six, nine, and ten, and
B northwest quarter of section eleven;) and township
t, (being an island and part o( un island itt the Mississippi
rer,) of range three. J
ruth of the hate line and west of the fifth principal meridian. i
Townships five, six, and seven ; Iractional sections thirty- '
o anil thirty-three, south of Arkansas river, in township -Jj
(lit ; anil the west fraction o( the southwest quarter of iji
L-tion one, and the west half of section thirty-six, south of j|
kansas river, in township ten, of range one. m
Fractional township sixteen, west of "Old river," of range *1
At the land office at .TOIINSON COURT-HOUSE, com- |
dicing on Monday, the fourteenth day of February next, y
r the disposal of the public lands within the undermen- "rj
ined townships and parts of townships, viz: a
orth of the hate line and tveit of the fifth principal meridian. 'a
Township ten, of range eighteen.
Township eleven, of range twenty. "4
Sections one, two, cloven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen,
only-three, twenty-four, twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty- '
von, thirty-three, thirty-four, thiity-five, anil thirty-six, in
wnship five : and township eleven,of range twenty-one. <]
Townships lour and eleven, of range twenty-two.
Fractional township nine, south of Arkansas river, of
nge twenty-six.
Township four, and fractional township nine, north and
nth of Arkansas river, (except the northwest fractional
tarter of section twenty, and fractions of sections four and
veuteen south i f the river,) of range twenty-seven.
Township eleven, of range twenty-nine.
At the land office at LITTLE ROCK, commencing on
outlay, the twenty-first day of February next, for the dismal
of the public lands within the undermentioned townips
and parts of townships, viz : ,
nth of the hate line and uett of the fifth principal meridian. 1
The northeast fractional quarter of section one, and frac- '
>nal sections six, seven, oightoen, twenty-two, tw-mtyir,
twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty-seven, and thirty-six,
rib of Arkansas river ; and sections twenty-six and twenseven,
south of Arkansas river, in township eight, of j
nge three. '
Sections six, seven, and eighteen, north of Arkansas
or, in township seven, of range four.
Fractional sections six, seven, seventeen, eighteen, and
cuty, south of Arkansas river, in township five, of rnnge
ne. *
Sections one, two, three, and twelve, on and near Saline
rer, in township ten, of range eleven.
Townshijis eight and nine, ol range thirteen.
nth of the bate line and west of the fifth principal meridian. ;
Fractional sections twenty-seven nnd thirty-four. north of is
1.ei.rnH ntiri of tile sShlltO : and frnr*tinnnl ;1
in thirty-five, north of Arkansas river, (except the southsi
fjnnrter,) in township four, of range fourteen.
Township two, of range sixteen.
At the hind oilice at CHAMPAGNOLE, commencing on
anility, the twenty-eighth <lay of February next, for the
iposu'l of the public lands within the undermentioned
vnships, viz: j
uth oj the bme line and we it af the Jlfth prinripal meridian.
Townships lourteen and fifteen, of range eleven. j
Fractional township twenty, of range fifteen.
Fractional township twenty, of range sixteen.
bands appropriated by law for the use of schools, miliy
or other purposes, will be excluded froin the sale's.
The offering of the lands will be commenced on the days
pointed, and proceed in the same order in which they
j adverthed, with ail convenient despatch, until the
lole shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed. ;
it no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, ami
private entry of any of the lamls will be admitted until
er the expiration of the two weeks.
jiven under my hand at the city of Washington, this
h day of October, anno Domini ono thousand eight
ndred and forty-seven.
By the President: JAMES K. POLK
Kiciiau> M. Yorxu,
Commissioner of the General Land Ulficc.
Notice to Pre-empt loo Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption to any
nds within the limits of the townships and Parts of townips
above enumerated, is required to establish the same
the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the
oiler land office, and make payment rherefbr at mem at
artieable after teeing thit notire, arul before the day apinted
lor the coniinoncenient of the public sale of the
-nls embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such elann
II be forfeited lUCllARL) M YOVNtj, '
v/on iiiissioncr ui wo vrnerni Liinu vmco. 1
Oct. 21 ? 1awI3w ,j
uxroivnm. -rev. d. itcarter's boarding 1
j SCHOOL KOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN, strut,
rg, Lancaster county, Penn.? The whole expenses for
aril, tuition, washing, fee., per session of 9 months, $i!i.
io winter session will commence on the iirsl Monday of
(veinher. Parents or guardians wishing to place their
is or wards in a good schooJrfor circular, references,fec.,
dress Rev. D. M'CARTER, Principal,
Sept 11?dtlNov. Strasburg, Lancaster co., Penn