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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-11

~ 80 OPOLD, in,prtrr Of ,lorbs and Merchant TAI.
l. Tor i0l William t,begslsnve inform hr friends
the public, that he has just copeeds extensive
mrnt II Winter Goods 10 which he invites inspection, VIM,
blacky bluc ard eolor.d Frereh and English superfns
Cloths Nohair, reternn Pilot Cloths snd bton srsvs
upcrne mled drab Cloths great variety of fancy ano
staple goods Tor pausucns vets kc. NC which be will sell
4. Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-11

eAMEs Dir f@DALEs. Veterinary SURGEON, No.
Fit. street, between the Bowery
leave 10 inform the public that he attends personally
horse soeing OF by deputy formerly Therefore
genemen senang horses Ia h establishment depend on
having them shod the scientific principles
lie likewise attends the horses usual
nfrmary but his or horse shooting pre-
clude the possibility OF attending stables
cept those in hisimo edate vicinity
TO those who sccpc o. his abilities he will merely
Put them 10 Tie test the proc; of the pudding Is in the
eating ;" JAMES DRYSDALE, VS..
SIM Graduate Of the Edinburgh Veterinary ScaooL
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EXECUTORS .S.1EE2 OF
NEGROES. &c.

- RSI ANT to the last will of Ann Phillips de-
ceased, shall on Thursday the 23d November.
II suitable day, il not the first fair day thereafter
Sundays exccped.) offer for sale at her late residence
IN Nelson county. Va all of the pcrlshable property
belonging tohcr estate. consisting of Tobacco Corn.
Fodder Horses, Cows, Oxen, Hogs, Plantation Utcn-
ss, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &r And on
Monday the 9Th Nov. shall offer for sale at Nelson
Court House Chat being Courc day) five likely and
valuable Slaves belonging to said estate
\ credit OF Twelve months allowed on the negro
property, and six months the remander-bonds
WIN approved security TO carry interest from their
dates, the interest to he RENTED il the principal be
pune'ually paid will be required in every instance
All sums OF five dollars and under, the CASH will be
required.
All persons having claims against this estate are
requested to make them known and all such as are
indebted, are requested To make imnc,iiate payment
as IS my wish to make final settlement of this es-
tate with as little delay as possible
HARDIN PERKINS, Ereeutorof
a.. 80 DIM Philips deceased
oct' ~ wlds
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DrA, ,ey1,,l ,s,a,,, .t.r- ,ah,,Hy,y - III. l.,uI
, H. - - ,nss'J' f,,,,53,.5 Ss3.,,, ~
,fe1aeie,, Es,t,5s. bc}3o ysU,db5r, -, ~
ol3L ,,j a5jb ,lc,o445 I4-}-
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The conmittee apHa"'ed by TIE Gfnttal Asfis
cultural society 90 iNnehburs. To examine tic
Horses, Mares al Coils Offered Tor their lnsnee-
ton, and assign premiums 10 such rs IN Their opin.
ion entitled 10 them, beg leave 10 report thai
they have pehormed ha duties assigned tlsm, aud
have awarded the following lremlansi 10 vii;
500 TO E1muu1 G. .i9yse, fVf bis DISTINGUISHED
thorough b4.l ilggsc S1atoa r8r lbs pfeninn
there wefe four compe.'o-s, each 'as'y eatllcd
10 the admiration of the { nnnnffec.
$40 to Caswell Poe, for h,> beautiful thorough
bred Mare " oo3luk. Although iaale were bn,
Two others offered "a Competition t1r This bflzr II
was nauliest thai naay were dri.rted mafe hv =
want ofecrtainis - tracing aHd fixing IN indnbthir
pedigree, than from aHA nj OF hriug able 10 rA=
hhil Mares Of otts 4ad proportions OF highest cor
ceieabc symmetry.
s. Ia r.. ". Ham. Tor las tlnronVl -bfed t,5h
john Randolph b. Gaseoicoe. Tn. Wis an ANNA
ted competition there h.uas uo less th,u fourteen
eaalesiic aud noble looking aBiaas all seeking the
led oi praise IA fhc h133s al the Committee. Ii
II ere not deemed iutrhuus many would be cnn-
iner,ich which re Justly pntalrd tlle commcnta-
ton ofthe Coum.tcc aud 10 ibc aa>t favorable Goa.
sidcfation OF then awheis.
- 10 Col. Alien l.. Nyite inr his thorough bred
lilly by Leriatlan. f.ihr Ifaa rreee linz ihs was I
Lively and gratifying competition. Although the
stunbef offered wss no. quite 40 large, tie superior
form the delicate vel highly finished promotions of
much the larger part of hem made ii a source of in
ier-s aud pleasure TO The Committee to see diem
aud also made question ONO little pefpe%,t, hoy
10 award tbs premium The very due hy OF Mr.
Richard Morgan ahe' not entitled Ia the lremi,,p,
is entitled 10 the uupuaiticd nflise Of the Commit
tee.
So to L.. W. Harris fr fall bleoird Cob. H. \.
WISE less than one year old by Emanclpation.
Thiss highly finished Colt, and gives promise If
gfeat size and beauty
IS TO John Revely fora Marc mol thorough. bred
SIS to Merritt Talbot for his bas rolt Red Iox. ro,
thorous h-bred.
Before closing t,,is l,i.f ,,,r. H.. :, ......;,...
must be permitted 10 express it's npf,ipnej nle,sufe
at witnessing the manifestation at mini, ,,,,es,
and qualification which The tstabsbnrni f In So
ciety has awakened IN Ills p,rt NJ Viyei,i, M
exhibition OF this da, s an ey dcncr NJ ~ I'm,
within the short space eonn,sed in tho ,>i,a3c ~
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ron rnr ylHGISiAN.
ROAD EO\N / NHIDN

At a tonYenon held at Rockymouu, in TIE cuun.
Nni Franklin. on Tuesday the 9th Nov, 1887, Tor
lhe purpose oi uniting the eNerous of The people of
ltisylfahi1, rankin and Botetoui in the coastruc-
Ton ol road from Danylle in the county OF Piu>v-
wanna, by kockNmonnt, on the main Western Turn
pike, leading TO the Virginia Spnes (which Con-
'enilon consisted OF members delegated b, public
meetings held. seyeraliy, Al Rocky mount IA tie
county oil Franklin, NJ Danyc IN pttsvlyania and M
hc'slie the Big Lick, Salem aud Newcastle In the
county "i Boetoutt) the following delegates appear.
eh "a be IN attendance, viz Pleasant Dickinson o.
sepii k'Tcs, John $. Brown, K, VI. Taludrr,. Hon
kIhs Nowiin, q. v. Il. Hale, K. T. Woods. Noses
Il. tdfper. As Brooks. Nolborne NJ Taitatr,ro
john ;. llIe, james G. Tate, Henry Cupcf VIM
y street james W Eubank, and John A. Smith
from Franklin Geo. Towues. Geo. "A. Gilmer,
h'tmell T. Tnnsiali and Robert w. Williams
from PittsN lsauia John w. Thompson. Geo. W
" lison, and Fletcher II. Mays from Eincas,c /:
~. NJ Prytnn and Lewis ilarvry frou Biz Lick /.
Jobn Ii. tlliiin James c. Hun Madison Pir2er
Daniel Brown John h. j. Logan and H. Cha,-
man from Ssem: aud joSela Caf,er from New
castle.
I'm motion, John L. ]. Logan was constituted
secretary oi the Convention, who called the meeting
10 order; whereupon Col. Geo. Townes OF piitsyL
wanna, was nominated and unanimously chosen Pre-
sdeni, and in brief address returned In, thanks Ia
the Convention.
Wm NJ. Peyton, Es1r. of Botetour was nomi.
mated and unanimously chosen Vice President of the
Convention.
Tn motion OF Robert T. Woods of Franklin. the
proceedings oil tie different meetings which Ind sent
ueieSates 10 Tie Convention read
IN motion of Norborne Nj. Jaliateno of Frank
una committee, consisting Of one from each meet
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r0EIkCaa..


r. MILLS
IL -, eraa tn. asss cu, sal rni
Towards Jerass lam. Bc-ti LIMA walked
rlcssle END silently III fn hiul twelve. -
And ~ beiefs hiia mu'tiic,
Shor,iaS hosaauas. and with eager hind.
Sresirg ,ae- garments tliakls IN ,bs ps,
TIL nahroken fsahrasa,h him 'ps stepped,
Tane IS i. pnti,a dem snd az the song
W" Welcome 20 the Su, 81 nu,i bur-,
fost from atholSand chilrsn, and iiis ~ as
bfwasin- branches ;eaelie1 it, sil'4en sara
1,,afn-a Is ~iid 80 fora moment hatt,
q And Them rih.ss1 By IN in,isials hind.
Meek. tccs nav ard with his slefsi>i lesi.
The dsN's last erars,lc from tie grass had gore.
A. he rols ,lfi Mount Oisr. TIC wooi4
Tasr~ their o,al shadows directly to the vesi
And the tgh faal with quick an toiHg stsa.
And aeadtcn' lew, l. ~ mp the unseekel wsy
Till is soa vs. lined D, iha wind
Sent DER the mount from jor al. 4 be 'astei
The summit. bces, pitch tn sn,ioar ra'el
Ills calm hua cys--,iere st y ternsalea
Eagerly be bent forward .iai beneath
Iii, mantle. passive folds baldcf lin
Than the went 81 .atsess 81 hi. perfect limbs
Beuas the swelling fnllnsSs Of his heart
Thcra s,oal Jerusalem! How f,ir ',sioph,J
Tbs silver ali ler palaces,
And her fair daughter aid tn golden zp,r's
Toniins then isrrace flowers: and hrdroa's sifaain
I.aring dfe rnpadnOs win its siv.r hand
sai wreahins is nist maAta CA til sss
With the morals cNhelstians. Thcrc she sopa,
Jerusalem the city OF his .ave,
Chosen from NJ, tbs earth Jerusalem.
That knew IN 8 NOT, asl had rti,st,d ha
Jersisalfn. tss ~hon ht TO d
iii, shout, r,joabl . from thousand ips
1t the fr sight; tia. ehilrsa l.aprd ami san.
i.oudor kosanuas thu cl.pr air flied
Wlh oaonr from the tramiled oli,e leaves
Hat " la a. "a. IL
His Masters tsars, anl clio III stde
IL came with ,can4in, lesl>-, ani uu hsn-es
The Saviour ieaned with b.a, enly cudzpc--.
aal incurred, lius on, JerueeeHl' woudI
Have gathered ,oa, a. zati,s nth l.n
Her brood bcaea'h h5i vias-bgl, wenld moi"
llc ihourbino Of d.. ,leatb thai b. -lould d..
lie t,eush Of the Turns b. know ma-' per
liz hrebcal- oftIir bn9at on hi ct'cl=-
The seourge, the n'o. king INN 20, Tie foul s'esl3
q ihsrmen. stood beneath has ,
Clear in the morning sus; an. t,ere he knew
" lille they wha could MOI Match ~ li him ons hour
wor sleeping, In should sn,a, great drops ol blood,
Praying the cupinigl pas Ard Gosoha
Stool hare eal dt.3a u, ia rifs WALL
And ia IL p'ia-t in hi prophets SO
Rasc the rough aud II hocn aeoni.s
Wore numbered eli-=ils nailsasff IN Ii f#t.
Til insulting 5ponea fis 7fs7.ins 90 bi5 lips
Tho blood and wr'-r slsifd iipa his 5ils--
The dizz, f,iu,u swimming 1 BIZ hran--
Aud vhile has oea dis iple. d'dn fler
4 worlds -alh 1souist Ill ni.rl ia his
1 All --hs iersat aIi this. H. on
Jer,.alen--t'r chessn--the lo,ed- M lost
He on, 81; tint ili ast pa h,tfr
Mas saialy fi.ca, aal ia h, Iie IA. loss,
The suf, rings laai auli ,hc Ia lea,. n hitck
Were quito forrou.1l
W. thsTc CT low
+, es,,i rr t.ot,,f# tp,sf n tli4f
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RoBERT IINSLEl, e.

ComNrssio>ERs OrricE.
AMHERST Court House, October 10Th, 1887.
The parties, and all creditors of the estate ct John
London. deed. will take notice, that have appoint
ed Tuesday. the 10Th day of December next TO
commence the accounts in the fore going order spe
Gifted on which day, at the hour Of 10 o'clock A.
NJ. they are requested to attend ut my Office with
Their accounts, vouchers and copies of court papers,
prepared for examination aud settlement.
ROBERT TINSLEY. Com,r
November 10 wiv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
GREAT SACRIFICE.

'ENliE Subscriber has very large assortment of
4 fancy Shawls and II andkel chiels most of them
too costly iorthis market, which he determined 10
sell, II he gets but onr-fourh OF their value Ladies
wanting splendid Goods, Vt even less than the price
~ common ones now have an opportunity Of suppl,
my themselves. They consist OF new siyle PLAID
lhihc;, Merino Plain rhihet ditto Cinova, Clal.
ley. lpsola. Foulard. iiernanina, Decoupr Gauze,
new style Scotch Meruo Rnhroy Shawls aud various
other kinds, all of which will be sold at an enormous
sacrifice.
Also, one piece Slack Silk nj Lea cts
Handsome Colourcd Meriuo Cloths nj the low prir -
OF : so;
few very fine French Worked Capes aud Collars.
very low;
All to be had n, the Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
ana SAX Ware House OF f. b, ESTES.
November ID Is
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$50 REM

ANYWAY from the subscriber living in the
~ county Of Puts lvania, 10 or l2 miles south Of
W Ward bfdse, on the 22d OF May last. NEGRO
,'AN NAM Ed iiENkl about p years OF age
large and likely HENRY tnrmerI, bcloprcd -
Mr. Wm {. Lcitnich of Bedford county. and IS
wen acquainted in the pcishborhood of Mr. VIM.
GATEWAY The above reward will be given 10 any
person VINO will apprchend and confne him IN iul
so that get him again.
June &.
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HATS HATS
GEORGE w. GAINES.

MA WHO has been practical Halter from
M 1919 TO the present time. has taken the
Nx@N stand ofB. ri. Wood and is pow MAKING
and finishing Hats of every price and
quality, VIZ SILK Hats OF the most brilliant lnstre
me white and black Beaver ditto black and
Mnne hats o' medium quality which for service and
elasticity, shall be unriyallet. boy,s ,n1 Vou,h,s
anto; Ladies' Fur Capcs and Tppets: Hatte,'s
Trimmings and Materials. With the above | shall
srerly receive aspleudid assortment of Cans.
HATS. both silk and fur, made at the .hor,eS,
hotice' and in the NEST fashionable style
GEO. w. GAINES
~ Pm
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OFFICE.
FOR RE.N'E'.

FOR RE2.N'Y,
IENlih large brick building Main street oppo-
l. site the Union Hotel, now in the occupancy OF
Mr. Paul Jones rs a Tavern House. This building
Is well constructed. and situated for a Tavern or
boarding House. having II rooms above g,ound.
ch with fire place. two cellar rooms and the neccs
smy out houses; and having been long and well
known rs a first rate stand for either prrposc Pos
session will be given Isl January next. Apply to
SMITH & BAGWEIJ,.
Oct o6 ,r
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CoawIssioNFR's Oiicr 5th Oct. ls37
Tie parties interested in the foregoing Orders OF
Court are hereby notified that | have appointed the
Goth day Of Dec cmber next, To carry sll orders into
effect, which day. AT the houl ct ten u clock in the
morning. they required 10 attend my Office at
Amherst Court House, with their accounts. their
evidence copies OF Court papers, &c. prepared for cx
animation and settlement
JAMES p, GARLAND Com'r
Oct. 50 VA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

Ianr Committee Sill Tahri.s. pie sci to
rcpe,t Two specimens Offered laf lbr premium 10th
# o'iieh reflect Esh credit ~ lie mannheim
rprs.
We irc however, coisifliprd 70 ~ arl l,r rrruiiam
la Ms. Eoberi Mills. Ile tlosesHte ,qnall,d az
y ~ h. Sewing Silk aud euitsdin lie hfsh e.
sgmm. firr handkerchief aud tluii ar OF sub
saufii qat'ils. anl enlileil H. fes5c,fh1 uatirr.
The e1tnflc 81 sraln.'iiik rsA.bii d ia M. Low
= Brow of superior qnahiN nd 'irap '. "a cunt
psrisnu IA impaired Sih--aud yauf committee
sf,.t thtn want of latitude tn rcvsnd the nranuC,cfn-
~ witt premium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20
ROBERT TlNSLEI,

COMMISSIONER OFF1CF. October 9TH, 1887
The parties interested in the foregoing order ot
Court are hereby notified hat have appointed the
10Th day of December TO carry said order into
effect. on which day, the hour Of O'Clock in o
morning, they are required TO attend at my Of
fee at Amherst Court House. with their accounts
copies of office papers, their evidences, &c pre-
pared examination and settlement
JAMES =. GARLAND. Com
Oct. 80 ulv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

o6Me serefal Committees. spb~jfaei a Me Iaapd
lieiiaa If ne Ccaffai jerealfp,4i SaririY. and
Mechanic, hs'itYft, he'3 "a Lgarsbgra, ~ ar
2lh ami a5m Dc'as,f. I-37.
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Plaintiff,


Frances L. billiard Plaintiff
Inn Penn John billiard and Elizabeth his WIFI
and John billiard the Younger, John Moore and f.
lizabcth his Wife George Billiard Richad Mitchell
and Lucy his WIFE, late Lucy billiard, aud lenr,
Terry aud Martha his wife, Defendant
II CHANcEGY.
The defendant Henry Terry aud Martha hi
wife, by their counsel, having obtained leave of the
court. filed their answers to the Plaintiffs bill, tr
which the Plaintiff by counsel replies generally
aud the subpGnas awarded in this the ls day
OF October, 1882. and the LIST day of April 1883. be-
ing returned executed upon tl"dclcnhams John Dit
lard and Elizabeth his wife, aud they still falling Ia
file their answers, although four months have elapsed
well since The return days Of the said subpTnas as
the filing oithc plaintiffs bill--and the defendant
John billiard the younger, John Moore and Eliza
byth his wife, and George Dllaxd who are out Of the
country, aud against whom the Plaintiff appears 10
have proceeded in the mode prescribed by law a
ganst absent defendants. still failing to appear and
answer on the motion of The Plaintiff by counsel,
the Court doth take his bill for confessed those
defendants: And thcrcupon this cause came on 10 he
heard upon the bill, the answer of the defendants
John Penn, Richard Mitchell and Lucy his wife. and
enry Terry and Martha his wife, replications there
10, and the exhibits, and argued by counsel
On consideration Whereof the Court doth order that
the defendant, John Penn, do render before one oil
the Commissioners of this Court account OF the
rents and profits of the in the bill men
toned, and account of the sale of the House and
Lot in New Glasgow, which accounts the said Com
missioner is directed to examine, state and settle and
make report thereofto the Court. with any matters
especially stated, deemed pertinent by himself, or
required by the parties to be SO stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-20

a T circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chance
L u ry continued by Adjournment and held for the
county Of Amherst. ut the Conr-ilou-" on Monday
the 4th day OF September So /:
Frances L. billiard Plaintiff
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Elizabeth Cuer widow of John s. Carter, deed.
tnd Sally, Lucy, Elisha AleN1ndrr. Creed. Eliza
beth and Margaret Carter, children andhrrs law of
Ilie SAID deccdent, under twenty one .cdrsot age.
l)picnlllts
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
FROM THE ARMY.

1t appears from the Washington Globe that
n official report has been received from Gen
kral Jesup, dated Fort Dade, March 26th, in
which he states that the Seminole chief, va
holoochie, (Cloud,) who commanded at Wa
boo, is at Tampa Bay with his family land that
pe has about two hundred of bis people in
tamp near that pest. That the principal chiefs
,n the st. Johns, Tuskinnia, and EmarthIa,
Philip have sent messages to Gen. Jesup
hat they will obey the order of Micanopy to
Fmigrate and that Philip had also sent his
ION, who informed the General that his father
had required Ahiaca, (Sam Jones,) the chief
pf the Micasukees to join him,and accompany
PIN on visit to Micanopy. The General
has no doubt that the war is ended, if firm
hnd prudent course is pursued. He states
hat he shall send one battalion of the Indian
warriors serving in Florida to Mobile, Is soon
IS it cen be mustered and paid, and transports
be obtained. That the Alabama drafts will
be sent off as soon as they can be paid-trans-
ports have been provided for them; that the
laval garrison furnished by Commodore Dial
las, for Fort Foster, has beenrelieved, and or
iered to join the ship whence it was detach-
Id; that he shall discharge the volunteers and
militia force, as rapidly as the circumstances
bf the service will permit, and will take mea-
ures to have he ordnance and other stores
Tot required in Florida, taken to the mos
convenient Arsenal and storehouses.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
ITEMS OF NEWa.

tc- The present number of students at tn,
University of Virginia is 20s, Of whom lss
are from Virginia.
CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.--The whole Var
Buren, ticket for Congress has been re-elsc
ted.
President Houston, Of Texas, has Issued
proclamation notifying the ''squattas'' upon
the lands of the republic, that such fictitiou,
occupancy will not give them a priority Of
right to said lands"
BENJAMIN RAfHBuN's TRIAL.-Ths iurs
in this cause could not agree, and they were
discharged.
A Maine paper says: "This State the last
year paid out -FOUR MILLIONS of dollars lsr
breadstuffs. The Legislature have passed a.
act, giving TWO DOLLARS to every one whs
shall raise TWENTY bushels ofwhsat: and fer
every bushel over and above, THIRTY ny
CENTS per bushel Good Coop !!GOOD 4"
public dinner is to be given 10 Gsners,
Scott, in the city Of New York, on the 2aj
Tuesday in May.
In an account of late horse race near New
Orleans, it is mentioned that the person yyhs
took the money for the admission Of speet,-
tors to the course could not tell exactly how
much he received, as he did not find tina 1,
count it-but he sent into the city that eva.
ming TWO BARRHLs or HALF DOLLAR
WIN. H. HAYWOOD declines accepting Tho
office of Charge d'Afaires to Belgium, to
which he was recently appointed by the Prs,
sident and Senate.
The Hebrews in the city of New Orlsass
are making preparations to erect tabsrnaels
for their religious congregation.
The Hagerstown (Md.) Torch Light saw.
the Wheat crop in that region 10 very unpro-
missing. Some Of the farmers are pfoughias
up their fields.
The number Of Clergy Of the protestant r.
piscopal Church in the United States, has in.
creased since January 1885 frcm 7o6 to $50
showing an addition ofons eth in two years.
SxEc1E.-One of the branches of the State
Bank of Indiana, of $500, 900 capital, it 10 sta
ted, had the latter part of March, nearly seven
hundred Thousand dollars in specie in lie
vaults, mostly government money
NEW CURE FOR THE DrsPHPsIA.-Est raw
onions. Girls, how do you like this'
Good temper Is like sunny day: il sheds
brightness over every thing
Franklin Bank of Columbus.--Ths
cashier of this Bank advertises that
new emission Of counterfeit SIS notes
has been issued. They are made pay
able at the Banking house altered from
the letter "a" to "B'--and saws all
bills Of the letter "B" filed up payable
at the Banking house are counterfeit
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

From the N. o. True American, April 7.
Late from Vera Cruz.-We are in
debted to the United States Consul at
Vera Cruz for our regular files of the
Censor, from Goth February to the 10th
March, inclusive.
The difficulties In Yucatan are ascrii-
bed to the ambition of General ToRo.
The Merida Comet upbraids the gene
raj in round terms for opposing the e.
diets of the Supreme Government and
censures the York party for their inter
ference.
SANTA ANNA, in aletter to the COM
mander of Vera Cruz, from his farm
Manga de Clavo) under dale LIST
March, expresses his willingness to take
the oath to observe the new fundamen-
tai laws as General to the Mexican ar
my. He took the oath accordingly to
the new fundamental laws ON the 9Th
of March. A large assemblage was
present, and the General made aspeech
in true Spanish style, full of enthusi-
as1Il for his beloved country.
GULTIEKEs, with 800 men, was de-
feated by the Government soldiers on
the 9th Of February at St. Cristobal
with a loss of near hundred.
On the evening of the 9th March
the play of REGULUs was performed at
the theatre in honor of SANTA ANNA.
The MeXicans have traced perfect re-
-semblance between the brave Roman
and the hero Of ST. Jacinto! Miss Joa-
quina Paubret delivered, during the en-
tertainment, an ode in honor Of liberty,
the Romans, and Mexicans.
In the month of February, 1887, "a
vessels entered the port of Vera Cruz,
and 80 were cleared from it. Ofthese,
were Americans.
ALMoNTE started for the capitol on
the 18th, with the exposition of the af-
fair of St. Jacinto, and other documents
relative to the invasion ofTexas.
The Mexican fleet has been reinfor-
ced by the arrival of the Independence,
brig Of war built at Baltimore, 367
tons. She is to be called the Iturbide.
Flour AND WHIsKEy.-4,457 barrels OF
Flour and 526 barrels of Whiskey were sent
to Georgetown by the Chesapeake and Ohio
l Canal, from the sth to the seth Of March last.