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devices appropriate 10 he month. Juiy is a rc-
bust man in yellow jacket. with swarthy face.
scy,he on his shoulder, bottle at his girdle,
and lion by his side. July Is represented as eat
ing cherries. .fugust was pictured GU, by the
ancients as a ierce looking youth, with sickle at
at his bell, and victim in his clu'ch; his head
crowned with a garland of wheat, and his arm
bearing bake, of fruit. September IS cheerful
man with a coronet OF grapes, a cornu-copia, and
a balance in one hand and oats in the other. De-
tober has garment OF decaying leaves; the acorns
ar Jewels of his coronet and his hands filled,
one with chesnuts and the other with Scorpio
November is clothed with changeable coat, and
has turnips and parsnips to sell. OF December,
the representation was a rough, grim old man,
wrapped in furs, with red nose, and his beard
hanging with iccles, with bundle of evergreens
on his back, and dragging capricornus INTO Jdnu-
airy by the horns.
What would they say to our climate, and what
| Proteus of representative would they elect 10
represent it, Within even the last three weeks no
two days have been alike. 1t rains one day, is
many degrees below zero the next; then comes
| violent southeastern, and answered by positive
nor hw ester; fall of snow covers, and but just
| covers the ruts that made in the mud a day
before; the ice bridge is carried up stream against
| all precedent the mails get in on one morning
much later, and (thanks to Mr. M'Lean) another
morning much earlier than usual, for the gentle
men in that department do their best; and here we
have had, on Friday, day as mild as June, and
opposite my chamber heard that morning bird
twit,ering among the branches, and wondering,
perhaps, thar there were leaves on them. Such
has been The strange variety OF our weather.
Treaty NTH the Oneida Indians On the first
inst. she Governor of this state made treaty at
Albany, with the chiefs or sacbems of the tribe or
nation of Indians, called the second christian party
of the Oneida Indians. They have sold and agreed
to convey The people of this state, all their lands
reserved IN former ,essions, for hree oil rs e
one thousand dollars paid at the signing OF the rea
| ", and the remainder to be paid the lst Of
June mex, or when The Governor shall be satisfied
hat they about TO remove TO Green Bay which
we hope they ill DO next sping in body.
The treaties. of friendship, aad for the regulation
of trade, betw cen the United S ates and the Crow
Indians, and the Maha tribe, concluded last sum-
mer by the u. S. commissioners and chiefs of
these tribes, have been ratified at Washington.
(.E z. Post.
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FrIit and OyDo,,,e,,,oy TO-.

S!ErhbN L. MILLS co. Hate Prince Nlillsl ofers
~ 70 the public at the Old American Nursery Long Island
near New York. the usual extensive assortment Of Fuit rd
are OF sues suitable for fall anp snng, and consist of The
most select kinds They have also several Thousand Tbr
lection Of Tulips HJaeinh', Crown Inperisl, Lilies other
Also great variety Of Oranges Lemons Ctrops Cer,n;
nni', China Hoes Camclia Japan Roses Olives Mv,..
Jasmns Heahs, other Greenhouse Plant
ana above % kinds OF the Double Das so celebrated for
Pendd Flowers so varieties of Chry.antbemum. and
soog oo OF carnations &c &C. Catalogues of which NAV he
per mail, viii receive immediate attention. " $50
[SignedI ELLIS d Allan -.
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10 Nr. Peter Riso,l :

'Ahk Notice; That on Saturday the eighteenth dsv If
march, SZo between The hours Of o'clock in The r,or
g and o'clock IN the afternoon, AZ PeknonyiIe IN d.
County oiAmea and state Of Virginia shall 10 tL
me dispositions OF Seth w. Jones, Allen Towns and tbs
" me event the said dispositions be taken on that s
snai continue ne taking Of the from day 10 dav y,
on snoteeding days at the place. between the same
nous ~ each day l eomPeted And shall also Al Amc
u, courthouse IN The State ofYgna Thursday the 2sd e
Hnrch lbZ, between the hours 0f o'clock IN he ,ror
ahaD Slock mthe aitefnoon proceed take the eoosr
o. WIN ESgleon and Others and in the event thesad de-
positions nc not taken on that dag, shall continue The sLo
same ~ Amelia courthouse from DAY 10 day ON t
day between The hours each ay an rompIssS
ma $50 az Cncsrfnd Coufhose the Stale Of Virrin, m
<Hh day OF March 1926 between the hours Of eocL -
me morning and ~ the afternoon sIsll ~ it
dispositions OF stephen Cook and Others and in the event
me same be uoiaken that day shall continue me ,L;n
the al Cumberland courthouse from dav IN
geeesung aSy, between the hours each day f com
Peeo when sad several dispositions be read az ev
aenct ~ .uhn Chanoerv depending in the eont eo,
% 1 ~ nc state o. Virginia, wherein you are plain
=" az" , yrt.yIe q; ,,,on, eitndant Yours, &c.
LEWIS LEITlI, Attorney in fact for r. A. Rison.
82-wH
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VIE subscribers intending retire from commercial uu
suits, otter Tor sale their entire Stock Goods copnprisn
general and extensive assortment of Dry Goods a DWARF
u"eees, &c &c amounting probably about 10000 dollars
oi Of these Goods have been purchased the different ac
tons IN Baltimore Philadelphia and New York al very low
Rces aud the principal part thereof the last IL months
Inc payments may be made 70 suit The of the p
chaser on his giving approved security Until sale Of the whole
STICK can be effected, we will continue sell any article that
may be wanted at small advance the cost for oash
The purchaser Of The Goods may rent or ease for term az
ear The store which we have occupied for many years AM
The lower country for extensive retail estsbbscnt b
Improvement consist Of convenient house With fc
EN- aoeomm"da'ion Tor small family. warehouse, and all ne
eeary ouhouses Persons wishing buy may examine The
goods aud know the terms application to
THOMAS SMITH & co.
Gloucester courthouse jan "a a2vSf
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T.pentn DnLLnrs Re,hnra

- AN AWAY from the sub,criber living in Cumberland
NJ county, Va the courthouse about The lei Of peee
er last. negro man by the Of Booker but frequently
fs himself Hatcher, and II likely will assume 10 himself
lbs lie IS about &c years of age and about fe bb
vey bright Uuato q genee appearance and polite addrs-
and when well dressed very likely MANI H re,s oannoi
be particularly named he had good clothes Of or,
bu Is likely he bas Of 6ne Lond ~ brown broad
10th He raised m the ntghb9maood Of the couho.e
where he has since lived Hence pfesued bis only object
going n Is 10 pass free man, and will probably eipp
reach foreign state n Eject This object The above -
ward with all reasonable charges Will he paid for his safe de-
livery TO me- ioi being secured in ISL tha, get him
Masters e vessels and boats ferry and bride keepers are ear
nty rcquestedtJ stop the said receive
Jan IFON u II uOcT4Er,
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Efu Dollars Rett md

ENLoPED FROM the city Richmond my negro man Pail
Lsometime he calls himself Phil Price, about the 18th Of
November 1925, Of dark complexion, feet or inches
high about 40 old 6eroe eounteane when spoken
has great deal Of assurance only mark that
small his left eye done by blow stick: had
when he escaped pale blue Virginia cloth coat and pans
loon. filled with carried of with him bay entirely
blind: he good sonemason and rock blower and
times wo Ks the biekayers trade no doubt but he
carried oG by white man by the Of, or OBJ
tanned free papers and eneavourng make hi, escape
the Of Ohio, with fn confidence pass as free man
will give the above reward he secured Jail in the state
that him again, delivered VIM Bootyriyht in
Richmond. GR1REILLE lINBERI, IKE
Louisa, March 2. ss--w4 W.
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Ten Dollars Re,nnrd

4 QST or stolen from the Lynchburg Stage between
IL this and Langhor Tavern The morning OF the i6tb
January par OF Saddle Bags containing wearing ap
paei and Red Leather Pocket Book with my write
ON il, IN which was the following bonds, viz
Thomas T. Everts and Thomas james Steptoe due
March 1926 for 1856 dollars subject credit of 462 so
VIM O. Leftwich AMI John T. W. Read James Sicptoe r.
i53s S. SUBJECT TO edit of 2o5 49, January 1926 Tn
above bonds assigned TO by James Steptoe Also jaime.
Sepoe and H. s. Langhboin Bond to for 5000 dollars
payable ist January 1896 James S,epoes boud ~
As the above bonds be of no person. will pay
the above reward for the Saddle Bags contents f.
Dyer is marked on the Saddle Bags.
Jan. 20. asD,vs,
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CIRLES ZOE sAIr

yTyIiE subscther duly auihotis,d Ibis valuable s,e
which he resides, belonging his father W,ds MI
This has been recently advertised add 50 wen kn
tata particular description Of Il IS deemed unueresa, NJ
estate the river possesses advanfaecs The b;l;,
are gery convenient and ~ good repair and every acre &
ON the farm is in good order fo cultivation Tbe email 49,
periments made with the cotton crop have sufficiently proven
ihath admirably adapted 10 the growth Of that article E
determined to sell bsrgsin may be had hy those disd R
purohae. The tok Of every description, ming mcneil,
Nc may he had At valuation; aud eiseed fof The
crop Of wheat AZ fair price For futcf pse u,rs refs
The suh7oriber. WADE McsBY j.
Curles. July 8. fs--w0
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WAS committed TO The jail Of the town of PETERSBURG az
runaway on the 4h day Of October iaa negro boy nam
LEWIS VINO says he belongs TO Mr. Cato Kennedy who
high light compIeetedi has the forehead which h,
was oecaioned by kick from horse scar on the
eN elbow "hch ne says occasionpd by burn aud an
peaIs re about twenty years Of asc. The owner is
cope prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with l. the Lave directs.
"ah. o. E4--w1N ROGER MALLORY. isIor.
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REMOVAL.
Feb. f6.

THE subscriber has the well known stand aie
occupied Oyster House by Mr.. I. Cookey opposite
The Eagle Hotel where he will continue 10 keen The best of
OYSTERS with every decacy and luxury of the sra.op He
returns othe public his most sincere thanks for kind and
liberal patronage he has heretofore received and hone, will
be continued him long lie may deserve it, His exer
on please and 20 give satisfaction will unremitnv and
nohng shall be wanting upon his render his house
and respectable. mo. r. SEaWETr
Jan. IA TO IS
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s. POTTER & co

BOOhbindeTe and Stntioners. phiIodefnbio.
bWiNG TO The and long continued indispo.on f
- one Of The patners. have determined to sell an EXTENSIVE
or city accep,ances. ' ~ ~
~ Country merchants teachers library compane. and in
udua invited TO call at their store where he found
an extensive collection OF Medical Tbeoozie al and
neon works. with every kind Of School Bookn common me
TO '"' 92--w6t
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Washington Cify, Fe6. 2s, 1926.


SEE: We are instructed by the Creek Delega-
ton TO say, that the public prints have published
letter OF theirs to the Executive, without their
signatures, and only inserted as below. " Sign
ed 6y the Hostile Delegation" that they dsa-
vow any feelings Of the kind TO the Un,ed States,
which NAV be inferred from it, by those unac-
qusinied with their real character. If individuals
or nations, in pursuit of justice, in legal way,
can be called " hostile,'' they then acknowledge
that they are; and further say that they are in fact
hostile TO the base treaty. They remind all those
who are determined to Cypress them, and ,rample
heir rights under foot to sustain their pre-, africa
tons with lrne shadow OF FEASIBILITY and of
proof, il sey have it in their power.
JOHN RIDGE.
DAVID VANN.
Secretaries to the Creek Delegation.
BRowN's HOTEL, Feb. 27, 1926
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8 FAILURE II the 6fm Of Dabney uofrIss AMI -.
Jones, late merchants and partners trading under The e
Morris Jones, having taken place Che ST. d., g Fs
1895. whirt il made known and ne s,,b1sb
having signed notice for W dissolution in tire usual Torn,
which efnied 10 ts said Dsbnsy Morris, or he
tc, who declined 10 It, aud ii retains pessessn feef
and the subscriber having been since advised that fu~e 81
firm known and declared dissolution oft Notice isfber.
m given, that he n1t fesponsbe for act Of pbn,
Jssuary iG, 1853. 90
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E7oR sale o land in Amelia eonaininr 1900 acre
ne bali inwcod; Of the cleared land about 20 aerc ae
srouns the wood land nearly half good r b,ceo
land the adapted cotton. The whole I, well safereJ
convenient manufacturing mills, well epcl c a dani
" provided with houses, aud has woal machine The dao
o Richmond - miles, from Petersburg 30; one third of te
money hand when possession gwen third payable twelve
months ser aad the balance At two years credd The land
will BIZ shown by James Drake the manager. and conunnira
addresscd 10 oniio Bridge, will he promptly aiend
TO- EDMUND HARRISON.
August 3. 26-yrff
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Cottage Grove TIagern for SILL

T7IE subscriber Wishing sell Offers hi Tract Of Land
lying IN the upper end 81 Chesterfield county ttyenvyc
miles from lcmcnd and five from Gonde's Bridge ronfSnn
about three hund<d and eighty acrcs one third III itb III
wood, which g gooi stand Tor Tavern or Citoesrv
Blacksmith and Wheelwrisht Acp, good sppc and fget ~
ohafds The land well adapted the cultivation of eor,
wheat and cotton Terms will be made known y applying fo
me snh'criotr ont place JOHN BASS Sen.
Feb. fG. qa-,cat
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TRUST III

GREEABLY the provisions of deed Of ,r,., .x.,r,y
"A 10 me by Thomas Ball and Elizabeth nj, wife AMI
cord IN the Clerks Office of county court of
sell on The 81, day Of March 1895 the premises for cash
ter designated in plan Of by No. $50 Said lot i
situated on the street leading from Mayo Bridge and ronn
Manchester, Feb. is, 1925. as ~
The Sale is postponed until Monday the 18th March
RI BOOKER frus,ee
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THE coLLEGIAN AND THE PORTER.
a, Trim. Coll. Cam which means, in proper 'P.liis,
trinity College, Cambridse-there resided
One HAIRY Dsshington-a youth exeelluiy
In all the learning COMMONLY provided
For those who choose that classic staten
For finishing their education;
Tina, is-he Understood computing
The odds at any race ur match:
Was dead hand at pigeon shootins;
Could kick up rows--knock down the wa,ehS-
rlay truant and the rake at random
Urink-te crava,s-and drive tau lem.
Remembrance, fine, and rustica;ion,
So Tar from working reformation,
Seemed but to make his lapses greater,
%rill he wand that next offence
Would have this certain consequence
Expulsion from his Alma Mater.
One need not he aneeromaneer
10 CUES that, with 50 wild wight.
The next offence oeeurr'dn next night
When our incurabe came rolling
Home as the midnight chimes were telling,
And rang the college bell.-No answcs-~
ThSsecopd peal vas vain--the third
Made the street echo lis alarm;
When 10 his great delight he heard
The sordii Janitor, old Ben,
RY s % a%d w stSTn6B tn IN his dem"
Ills past the hour-the gates are closed,
You know my orders Il shall kHe
My place il 1 undo the door,
And L" (younS hopeful in,erposed)
:" Shall be expclPd il you refuse,
:. I'm wrt,n cried Harry, q to the skin
Hip halo Ben ;-dont he a ninny
Beneath the gate I've thrut guinea
So tumble aul and let me in"
" Ifumph - srowi'j the greedy old curmudgebn.
Hall overj,yed and half in dujgeon,
Now yTu may pass but make no fuss
On tIpoe walk, snd hold your prate.--
Look the stones, old Cerbtrtr,n
Cried Harry a. he passd the cate,
" I've dropped :hilliag--take light,
You'll find 1t just outsiie-socd night
Bchold the porter in hi. shut,
Cursing the rain which nc.-r stopprf
tiropnig and raking III the dirt,
Andall without success but that
Il hardly to he wondered az,
Because no shilling slai been dropped
So he gave DER the search at last,
Regin'd the door, and found r--fasl!--
With sundry caihs and srowfs aud rroau..
he rang onee-twiee-- and thrice and theb
Mingled with yigsing heard the tones
OF Harry mimicking old Drn.-
Who's tn IRE .-'Tis reallya di.yracr
20 ring so loud I've lock'dthe cate
know my duty Ills too late-
You wouldn't have me lose my placu"
P.hs Mr.: Darlington rcniember,
This Is the minde Of November.
In, strpp'd Hi. raining cats and ,o-sp
y Ifush, hush" quoth Hal; y I'm f,st s.lerp -
hrdthen he snurej a. loud and deep
Al whole company Of hogs
hJi, bark ye, Ben, III giant admitlanrr
1t The sline rate Ipaid myself
Nay, master, leave me half the prancc;'
Replied the yo-aciots ELF.
u Nm: all or none ftil, a-qutiancc -
The terms, know, are somewhat hcH;
lni you have fx'd the price, nn, l.
won't take iess can't afford IT,"
So finding an his bagg'irg vain,
Ben ssitf oath and groan Of pain
Drew out the guinea and restored IT.
I" Surely YOU'LL give ,ns,o ;,rowpi tn outva;ed
Potter, vixen again admitted,
Something now you've done your Joking
IgI all this Touble time and srakins.;'
-fdh, SURELY Harry said,
"Sir.e, as you urs., L broke your REL
And you're half drownd aud quieundre,seJ
III give YOU leave TO so to bed.o
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IRON md COPPER.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OrrrcE
llth Feb, 1926.

llth Feb, 1926.
TTNIiE Commissioners Of the Navy will receive sealedipro
posa until the 5h day Of March, for the supply a
the Round, Square, and Flat American IRON may b.
required for the use Of the Navy during the present
he delivered at
Portsmouth, N. II. not less than nine tons
Charlie Mass. less hundred and ten tons.
Brooklyn, New York, not less than thry-esht tons
Philadelphia, not less than two tons;
Gospor Va. not less than fifty tons;
Washington, not less than sixty tous.
The Hat and must be hammered and the rouni
iren made from hammered bars.
Proposals WILL Of tie time, be received for the suppl
OF a the Bait and Sheet Copper aud Copper Spikes Rod.
and Nails ha may be required at the several places
the iron is 70 be delivered.
The Iron and Copper must be Of the best quality un-
derso The customary inspection the place of delivery or
such other inspection the commissioners may direct
Persons DESTROYS furnish and Copper above mco
TONED, will be pleased TO endorse back their offers
the words oilers 10 furnish Iron ound square, at) or
Copper, &c. to be delivered at (aug the place or
places at which the delivery is to be made")
Feb 49, eo-tt5,INd
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FE0f.4LE EDVC5TTO,N

I'VE School At the redenee Of the subscriber conducted
by Ms Eudd last year, will he continued again the me-
ent under her direction. The instruction
piscs full course for accomplished useful
The terms the heretofore, for all charges exr,bt
drawing and music $40 per session months 20 dollars
PAID N advance the balance in two equal payments the first Al
The end Of I'VE mouths and s balance at the end Of the ~
ion Music will he 20 dollars peqarter of Sc e,sons and
drawins and painting 10 dollars per session.
L. II. MosBY.
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MOTICE.

WAS committed 10 The Jail Of psndon county m The I2th
day November last, runaway, uegro boy tvho
sys be name BILL. aud that be- belongs &, Geofse ay
field Of Essex county Va. When committed had on hns
oth coat yellow jeans pan'aioon and wsiscoat and fur
bat hfB worn. Hc about ~ years o. ace, feet inches
hieh stout made dark complexion, and has small scar on hi
e eyebrow. The Of said negro requested 10 come
forward and release hi oherws he viii he disposed 81 "A
The law direct. HIL ShGGEftT. iailor r. g. Il
Feb. 2. 93--wf2ts
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MAS committed on the first day OF October last the jail
w hariotte county runaway, negro who cali.
himself Davy smith, and says that he blacksmith by trade
and he longs TO Major Jones Of Alabama and that boush
him OF VIM Sharks OF the OF Petersburg Va. He is
yellow slender made man. about fifty years old has wen OF
he right side OF his neck and about five feet inches
nsngh: The owSer requested 10 comply the law an
axe him away, or he will he dealt with law directs
Dec. 10. RE-wl2v Ill.
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. s5---wtf TRIPLErT BURNLEY
.}fessrs. Dopid r. = PvjoeIi q IoL,,co,,-

.NessfS. Oovid Is. " PatGsHI II. Johnson
JlEIAG residents of this commonwealth: Take notice
- that on the 9TH DAY Of March next Elisha Jacksos TIA
ycTn IN the county of louisa heween the hours of O'clock
A. NJ and 9oclock NJ shall proceed 10 take the depo.
lions of Anderson Bowls aud others read as
certain suit pending the Superior Court Of Chanccry
ol the Richmond District, which you are Plaintiff and
VIM L. Thompson aud Thomas Andsrs N Defendants.
WIN. l. THOMPSON.
1y
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NOTICE,

lands Henrico country, we hereby forbid ali pr ,sn
from cutting wood making roads, hunting upon our lands az
we are determined TO enore the penalty upon those
uesrassing thereon JOSEPH MARX.
Feb f6. e,9s1s
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Jan. 20.

NOTICE shereby given that there vacsn, CELLS ia
the Lunatic Hospital in the City of williamsburg for
he reception of patients both departments and
Byorder of the Court Of Directors,
LEONARD HENLEY. C. C. d
"
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DE. n lIAPYKnc

Az has practed medicine many wear, in The 1 Ipd,
where he met with much in the cure Of yeov;
lever Scroiua and Chronick diseases has now settled IN
Staunton, and offers his services 10 the public "
StGunton, Ftb.i6. OF o.c,.
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FROM NEW ORLEANs

We have received by the packet shin Chaneel.
lor, Captain Coffin, from New Orleans. the nansr.
OF that city 10 the evening of the I'd inst. inclusive
The steamboat Ramapo, in descending The Mis-.
sssippi. stopped to land passengers few miles
below Baton Rouge, when the boiler burst and
killed two of the hands (slaves) and scalded ,hr ee
others SO badly that their lives were despaired Of
There was great number of passengers on board
all OF whom escaped except lad OF about IL years
OF age who was slightly injured.
Tie Louisiana Advertiser of the 2d instan, 20
marks, &c We have conversed with gentleman
who left Vcrn Cruz about two weeks ago. Tbat
city is represented to be in very flourshIne CON
dition Since the fall of the Castle, tine improve
'nents that have been made for convenience and
emoelilshment appear like the effect ofmagic.
Our informant states that body Of troons
sailed from Vera Cruz early in January for Cam
pearhy, Gas was repeatedly but the destination of
the force was generally believed to be Cuba; and
that they would rest on the Main until the sail
Ing of the Colombian expedition
n letter from Tampico of the Sh ult. received
at New Orleans, states that law had been nassed
by the Mexican Congress, and promulgated at Tam
pico and at the other ports prohibiting foreigners
belonging TO countries which have not acknow-
iedsed the independence of Mexico, from beino
admitted into that country on any pretext what
e'ef' ~: York Ga5.
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m: James a Campbell, Err of SamI M Reo1.
'ENAkE Notice That On Tuesday the 2stb day Of Mcrs
y next OF the Office ~ anthony Mltenburver ESQ in lie ;
Of Bsimore, between The hours Of nine o'clock ~ M adj ~
~ aad continue from day TO day until completely
~ mn t,Se me dispositions o w Muschett& WIN. M'Donsd
which ssd dispositions 20 he read IN evidence -; -
w aspsoa'ng inihs Superior Court Of Law for this county