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eight hundred acres Of f3n1.


eight hundred acres Of lana.
nd consist, Of seven bundled more, lying be
tween James river aud Black Wafer creek. ("hieh
forms Of The present boundaries OF the iomn') aha
two Islands in the river. fannlng parallel with the main
bJy Of the Iand-ihe one continuing about thirty. and
the other between sixty and seventy acres -Four hun
dred and Sky acres oi the Tract cleared and IN cnl
iiyaon-the balance Is In woods and large portion oil
il heavily tmbefed. OF The cleared Land one hundred
and leen Inclusive Of the lslands) are James
River Low Grounds equal IN pruducvpness 1t is be-
Ieyed to any the river. The portion Of The high
lands in cultivation is well adapted Ia the growth
oflhe different staples and is rapidly Improving.
~ The DWELLING HOUSE is a large and a
Lii eommodious brick building, with eight rooms "a
hive stairs and convenient cellars beneath. The Out
Houses belonging To the Dwelling we'll heated nj
substantial materials and in good repair The place has
on il an Oyerseels House. Barn, and all the necessary
Farm Houses.
There Is also on The premises, in immediate proximity
IN the town. a Warehouse formerly used fr the nspec
lion of Tobacco. which, with slight repairs, might
be placed IN a condition Suitable for the purposes
The Tract admits of being divided INTO three four
tracts, each having fair portion Of woods and cnltlsa
ted and.
The place will be sold entire. in Two or more Tacs,
or it will be- divided into small parcels lots, to suit
the views Of persons wishing purchase. The Islands
will also be sold separately if desired
minute description OF the place IS deemed nnneces-
slry, III sc who wish TO purchase will no doubt,
make enquiry and examination for themselves.
The rrns will be made known, On application 10 the
subscriber or 10 J. II. ID. Payne. The place will be
shown such as may wish 10 purchase, by The subscr
ber or the manager, Mr. p II. Ryan, residing the
farm
fihe tract is Sold entire possession will be given the
9Th OF November next. and crop Of wheat seededor
the purchase Should any desire purchase small par.
GELS OF lots, they obtain possession al once.
VIM DANIEL, Jr.
Feb II WITS
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Feb. II
sale OF Delinquent stock.

PURSUANT 10 an order Of The Board Of Directors
n OF the Lynchburg * Bunaloe Spring Turnpike
Company, shall proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder
or CASH Pedlar Mills, IN the county of Amherst,
the 30tb day nf next month, (Apnl,) the delinquent
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HENRY LUDLAM 4 Co.,

RICHH0.ND, IA.
A IlEND 10 selling TOBACCO and other pro-
IN duce Mr.. Benz. {. Gray. will in future attend
10 our Toblcco sales
Advances made on all ccnsighments to oar address.
Richmond, Feb 81 lew
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JAMES Is1yEIss. LAND
/ II Z. &C X bri ii &c,
grs,Ee SALE.

4 WILL SELL, at public auction, about The middle
n Of June next, that valuable and well knoxn
TD.-.CT CT ZANE,
in Iioekbudge, lying James River, opposite 10 Green
lees Ferry, within three miles Of The mouth IF The
North River, aud three miles If the Natural Bridge
being the same tract owned by Col. John Il. Greenee
deed. late Of North Carolina. This tract contains
bout
GgO nc rs,
about half Of which is cleared land aud the rrslne
well tnbered OF the uncleared land about 50 acres
are glade land. capable Of being converted into meadow
ABOUT 100 ACRES
Of the cleared land bottom and large PARTON of The
residue is The finest muallo soil. The object of this
present. is merely to attract The attention Of purcIa
sers in order that they may examine for themselves be-
fore the day of SALE of which, timely noce will be
given hereafter. The terms of sale wi be most liberal
is intention to convert he purchase money into
an interest hearing fund. Persons wanting information
will address j. ID. Davidson, Lexington. Va aud the
land will he shown TO any one wishing TO examine it,
by John L. Greenlee, at Gteeulee's Ferry.
SAMUEL FLEMING.
March 81. wiv
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VIRGINIA. At Rules held in the Clerks Once o. '
circuit superior court Of law and chancer', ,St
and for the county ofcampbe, the Sd day ot March,
Daniel w Williamson who for the benefit % u g
Ford, jr. f1ai''"'
against
Daniel +. Davis, John Davis and Nancy DAVIS, De''
In CHANCERy. -,
The Defendant Daniel +. Davis, not having eneea n
appearance and given security according to the act
bly, and the rules of this court and it appearing by sa
~ evidence, that he is not mhaItant OF tins 'o" Is
wealth: 1t is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
on the first dav oi the next May term of this Court M h
the bill ofthe plaintiff and that copy OF this 9r n
forthwith inserted in newspaper, printed IN III, ,bc
of Lynchburg for two months successfully and pos'eu %
front dooi of the court house of this county, on some
day, Copy-Tesfe, 81.
JNO ID. ALEXANDER, clA
March IN WIN
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XPrCeI' POf0sOpS,
70 N.fDFDLERS.

n SUPPLY of Hog Skins. Morocco Skins, Web
bing Bits, Srrups. Buckles Bosses aud a variet,
OF other Goods required by Satders Just opened and fol
sale cheap. II. b. 4 w. A. RICHARDS.
Sept. % ia
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ss'ln. n. No ~ ls2,
at the old stand OF
II u Y A = n "a 1E y G.,


at the old stand OF
BIZ v A n "a u G..
5 nav receiving his SPRING supply Of GROC ERlES
which he has recently purchased in the Northern
Markets for cash; and he Ia determined TO sell as low
If not te lower than any house in the upper country
lie sues call from his old customers. who have here
toiore extended 10 him their patronage as partner o
the concern Of Bryant & Young. as well as of other
buying IN this market, promising them they sh1l not
away without bargains. The following articles com
prise portion OF his stock
Ace bags Ro, Iagulra aud Java Coffee,
40 hhds n o., p Roo, and ST. Croix Sugar,
do. Cuba. Clarified do.
90 boxes LoafSugar. all qualities,
5 bills crushed Sugar,
So hhds and b5ls \. q. and p r. Moasses,
$50 Sacks Salt,
$50 kegs Nails and Brads,
5 tons Bar Iron.
do. Tredrgar Iron,
usrces Lamp OIL,
90 hbls Tanners do
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
5000 do Sole Leather.
500 do. besl indigo,
800 do. Nader
50 bbs. Flour,
80 boxes and cables Tea, some very fine,
bales Hops.
30 boxes Talow Candles,
10 Sperm do.
% Soap,
! ton american B. Steel,
500 lbs, Shear do.
erces Rice.
pipes supr. French Brandy,
80 American do
| " Old Antigua Rum,
IS bbs. ~ f.. do.
5 Gin,
10 =" Madeira and S. NJ Wine
10 =" Malaga do
20 " Old Rye Whiskey,
50 d" Mountain do.
90 bales Dumeslics and Cotton Oznaburgs,
80 Nova Scotia Gfndsones,
loo ps Calico.
r. doz. Fur and Palmetto Leaf Hats,
Boots Shoes. Checks, Bedlckings Cluhs Cassimeres.
Nestlngs, Nankeen. Ginger. Pepper, Allspice, MT
megs Alum, Saltpeire. CopPeras, Window Glass.
Putty. White Lead. Shot, Powder. Bacon Stone ware,
Demljnhns. Buckets Trace chains. Scyhe blades. and
variety of articles, tedious enumerate in an adver
,isement
March Is is
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~ sile the house formerly occupied by BRYAsT &
foUne, their Spring supplies Of
Gss0GER1s
which perhaps the largest and must desirable Stock ot
Goods offered for sale this market for many years.
Having made their purchases for cash, and under faror
able circumstances. they would remind the iurmer pat
rcns Of Bryant Young aud Is. +. Iinsley & Coz as
we'll the public generally, that they prepared 10
sell ba rgans and being anxious do an active business
they determined 10 sell at a small advance upon cost
for cash. or IN exchange for Country Produce. The
following articles constitute portion Of their Stock
525 bigs RIO. Lagura, Java and Manila Coffee
4 hhds. n. o. p. Rico and ST. Croix Sugar
10 bhds. and bbls clarified Sugar
bbs. crushed Sugar
20 hhds and bbs, Moasses
500 sacks salt
40 bills salt
200 lbs Gotten Yarns Of eaksyille Richmond and
Monticello Factories
10 tons Bar Iron, assorted
3 casks Winter Beacbed Lamp Oil
% bbls pest Tanners OIL
3 casks Rice
22iO lbs. Bsfercd Steel
500 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel
800 keys Nails, assorted sizes
80 " Box and Lining Nails
% - dy. Ware house Nails
6.5oo lbs. Leather
80 eases chest" Iquorco
30 boxes Sweet OIL
80 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
ceroons best Indigo
,25O his Majder
GEO lbs Allum
500 lbs. Cuppems
80 kegs Dupouls and Kentucky Rife Powder
50 Blasting Powder
IS boxes ) 1erm, lnl's and Faow Candles
25 boxes Snap
50 kegs White Lead
30 boxes \ 10 aud 10 X IL Glass
70 nests Tubs
80 boxes Gunpowder aud Imperial Tea
. duz. painted Buckets
s. bags Shot
900 lbs. Bar Lead
40 llerccs Ground Plaster
10 bhs Tar
10 bills. Cider Vinegar
100 pieces Calico
25 nales Domeslcs and Oznaburgs
30 realms Cap and Letter Paper
80 dz Palm Leaf Hats
50 " Fur and Wno Hats
200 pair Shoes and Bouts
10 do2, Scylhe aud Grass Blades
900 lbs, Hoop Iron
$500 his Bacon, Family cured
! 900 lbs M. Lard.
Feathers. Woo Rolls Wool. Flour, Tow and Fla,
Linen, Horse. Cotton and Wool Cards. Coffee Mills
Trace Chains with many other arcles too tedious e
Eumeraie in an advertisement.
March "a Is
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I.manhood stricken in It's boar II PRIDE
Hath nanhood fsloa in the battle tide
When banners streaned along tn geldea sky
When rushed The Marlboro in his naie.iy-
When arm met arn,--wben lite was wsged with life
When foe sought foe, aud qlaiied not attic strife
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Sale Of SLAVES. nj Auction.

VI v
a tIiNG as trustees IN deed Of trust executed by
IA Mr.. Lindsay b. Padgeli, on the 22nd of April
1913, and OF record in the clerks office OF The Hastings
Court OF Lynchhug we will sell public auction on
Saturday. the 26h day of this month at the Market
house In Lyncfburg, the following SLAVES, 10 wit
Dcey, woman aged about 40 years Poulna.
woman, aged about 70 years, and her two chl-
diem Washington and Celia and Susan, an old woman
being The same Slaves conveyed IN said deed. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
The title 10 the above Slaves is believed to he GOOD
but The undersigned will convey emily such as is vested
in them by said deed
DAVID T.. SPENCE. -
CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN, trustees.
April wt26A
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March 10
VIRGINIA.:

VIHGRNst:
4 Rules held in the clerks Office of the circuit ufe
Aperior oil law and CHANGER, holden in and Tor e
county of Campbell. on the 81 day of March, 1913:
.Aex andcr .lastin, sheriff Of Campbell county VINO '
for the benefit of Francis :. Butler, ilah"H'
against
Ictltalts
Is CHANCERY.
The Defendant, Rob,Tt p Bariest, not having ene'a
his appcara and given security according 10 ths '
Assembly and the Rules If this cour:, and appearing "
sati>factor, evidence that he is inabtahl OF O
comnonwea h 1t is ordered that said defendant ate'
here the first day Of the Of this Court, ana M
swer the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy Of this o''
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed N inc
Of Lypchburg, for two months SUCCESSFULLY ana Pos
the front door OF the courthouse of this county, on T
courtday. Copy-Teste, n,,, ~ !
JNO. ID. ALEXiNDEkt CT =
March ~ WIN
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3,ottteal.
THE USnaconpsD CRAVE.

" no TcSieih here
Manhood that glesied "a its pride and might
Beauty w iih check Of lo,e sad eve Of light
Age-wilh its ialsaws and its leoa 81 care
Ysath-with il open smile and sunny hsirs
4, saias- with hry glance and naughty brow,
Compelled befor mifhiier one 10 Low
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UI.V'TER CLOTE7E.V'<;
A r q @ 6 n

order to make room for large Spring and Sum
i mer Stock. we will sell the remainder OF our Stock
OF Fall and Winter Goods AT cost
Persons 10 want Of fine and fashionable Clothing.
would do well TO call early at
PARHAM s HOPKINS
CLorHlNG EMPoRIuM,
Main Street.
March IL IA
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NEW Spring GOODS,
opening NJ the
q a L TT vi ID Z f. y n II s TOR =
fntsT.,h8r. Ey.

g,Dns uV,N - =, i.
~ n ~ - 9 nny .aons anu Dua''
80. -, ~ -, -, ,ns-,s'. - :,
81 lpTi 5ly, EgNTr CooDc
- ~ - - -. : 70 a., -.
,'rtcJ h,1b G,, IaJ,s., and ,er,i,maa,s w.,f They
s,, -. go, ,,,,, -, I'll, ,,a,o ,b,l
,ma, o,,oe,. c,,ns',n, attendance an the
-. " - - "a, -,
.,, - ID - ,o adv,anez ,b,c
. , -, ~, ,,,,, 40, ., h,,, ~ n. ,,s,., ,,nn
rrv mt stn,ilatl, ail,,sted
!, =. ~, ,,.,s,,i- =, a,;, =, all =, ,h Io,,,,
p,;Ce, # The NortbeIn los Ia da winch
: h. ,.,il N, .o,,lt.i :, IN 60 cas-, n NJ T.
- - -, - -, -. ,t -, r. .
.e,.r f,n,rs ,mo,,ted and tlev TIAIIFNGE AEON
90, 49,. ~, - =, u - :, 80 D.,
r,c !, ys,iGc,,i,., AT the ,ss.,,;,,
T,bey ,iye beo,y lsI al p, f, .,,icIss !, lboir ex
tcos,ye sssoftnsept
DOMFs1ICs- 00o y9s b,o,, h,,eled and c,1.
afea Domestirsl an 9,,i,,,'s aa5 ,,ieos W
C,IIcpEs g. m f3n - go III,
- anA - 40, ~ - p'''r 'o''
r.. Cii, ''N" = Nv 49,
,ptSu it<rSg ro 4 t ,,,t
40 ,,,,, .5s a - -. a.. e., -
scorc,, un,,,s tte.,,'n,i.,, H., ,s,.
$500 ,,,.1, =, 49, 49,. - s ,.atiI
c,s, -, a : ,,I, :, s,,,,,,, ,,a,l,,y'
''''''' 49, Wv " s'F.''' i'''''''
FoaE htsE EA bhE%.
SIX sht"Ls-ih very great variety, IRON 81, ~ to
the incsi
fRENon ENoaoinr.ar Collars beautifully wrought al
- cts.
Characterization s 10 10 1880 piece, in
great variety OF patterns.
tapes-Large slze-ihe la'est Paris style and
beautifully wrought ~ $50.
SiLhs-flad and hgnted bfo de Naples at ID cents
per I'D.
PLAID aud shaded striped Glasce SILK, very rich
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NlRGtNtt:-At Rules holden the Clerks Office ia,
Circuit Superior Court Of Law ard Chancery fortb
town Of I.ynchbarg, on the 3dday ofFebruary. ISIS
William A. Payne, Plaintiff
b. q. Deviney D + Sackcu, l.. II. Trigg and TIean
Huntington, Sergeant Of the corporation OF I,nehbug
IN Cu,NcrRy
The Defendant G. Devincy, not having entered his an.
pearanre and given security according to the Assem-
bly, and tie Rules of this Court and appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is nhabiant Of this country
is ordered, that the said Defendant appear here on the
first day of the term and answer The hill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper printed in the of I.ynchburg for two
months successivey mud posted the front door cfihe
count house, in thtsaid town,
Acopy-T.s,e,
Feb p WIN
VTIRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clert's Office Of III,
Crcuit superior Court of Law and Chanrerv, ,r tie
town Of Iynchburg, on the Cd day of February, ISIS
William L. Dunn, Plaintiff,
b. G. Deviney, B. F. Sackrtt. l.. II. Trsg and Henry
Huntington, Sergeant of the corporation of iynehlurg
In CHANcERy
The Defendant, y. q Dcviney not having enteelhs ap
pcsoee and given security according to the Act Of Assem-
bly, and the Rules of this Country, and it appearing by
isactorv evidence Tint he isno inhabnnt Of this
try II is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here
the FIRST day Of the next term and the bill The
Plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper printed il the town of yncfbmg. for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door Of the
courthouse in the said town.
d ROBES. clt
Feb. 81 WIN
ViRGINI\:-N Rules holden in the Clerks oace o'ne
Circuit Superior Court of aw aud Chaneerv for tie
town of Lyn hburg, the 81 day of February, lsll
ThouNts n Il bunk, Plaintiff,
against
Boyd Miller, Samuel Garland. VIM. Scott ,ud Eli1,
his wife, Edward \, Cabell, >am1 n Garland ard wm
NJ Waller adm,s of David Garland .dccd ad John K
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NlRGlNlN:-At Rules holden in the Clerks Dr..
Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chapeer, VI III
town oil Lynchburg ON the Bird day ofFebruatv lgi5 hs
William T.. lIarrs, p,i,;g
against
B. G. Dc,mey, B. +. Saekct,, l.. II. Tripc ana H.
Huntington, Sergeant Of the corporation of Lvnehbpr
Defendants
IN CHANcERY.
TheDtiendant. b. c. Deyiney, not having en,cr.dit
appearance and given security according to the Act ~
sembly and the Rules of this Conrt, and appearing t -
siacory e"idence that he not inhabitant this conn
try: 1t is ordered that the said def ndant do apnear
the first day Of the next term and answer the bi ~
Plaintiff and that copy ofthis order be forthwith ir
in newspaper printed in the town of Iyncl bnr
two months successfully, and posted at the front door Of M
courthouse in the said town. " '"e
Copy-Tes'c,
ID. RODES. Crk
re' "2m
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valuable Real Estate for sale.

yf,HE stiBsC RIDER oilers for sale Tie ahM oh
d which he resides situated IN Tie county OF camp
bell, Immediately above the town Of Lynehbafe. Inc
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Who resieth here
Whose race i. run' Whose pilgrimage is Ger
Whose voice /. gone that may be heard no more
! know nat-s et meihinks some mark should be
To tell the wurld whose resting place we see,
That, passing by, we may reioiee OF tear,
Smile in brighi hope, or shed the sorro",ng tear
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Gensle.,,Pa's Wear.

CLOTHS Black, blue black invisible green London
brown, olive. dahla. rife green aud nav, blue of
the very best West OF Enaand French and Bel
gum makes.
pieces extra superior FnENcH BLACK CLoru; any
gentleman wishing 10 purchase really fine coat
Will have the opportunity to do So.
I ASSlMFRES ol every description in plain and fancy
cnlors. Smone which will be found pieces genuine
French Doeskin, Baeo's make magnificent af-
Gle and very cheap.
piece GA DRAr pE Fra superior article for sum
mer coats and lruwserincs for c,erpymen
DRiLINCS uf all kinds ueces superlor white vest
ings--hesl French and English Satin, Plaid, Buff
and " hiie Cashmerps and " elings
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Nikt.INihi 10 WHAT Rules held in The CHI,
Alexander fiizpat tick, -''i n, is45
against
asei ana -, he II.
gohn Page, decd, Bennett Page, Samuel paa "st' Of
rage, i" iiiam Page Robert Page, Edmund pass Geph
p"ge, Nathan e Bridgwater and Sally his wiz sorge
paisley and Eliza his wife, Smell and M, samuel
wife. and Edward Page, n by nm Ia,
In CHAScERY
The Defendants, -, - be;,.
aye, Gee a. aines Page, Bennett Page. Samuel
seph rage and - Suel and WIFE not ba,i, se, DO
thef appearance and given security, cording ia eed
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and it e' Of
satisfactory evidence that they not inh,b,.n, BY
commonwealth, on motion OF the Plaintiff BY lis ce
ordered that the Defendants do appear here on n,
.ne ionrh Monday In May next md answer the bl oe
riahtin and that copy OF this order be forthwith % ha
~ the IL hchbnrs Airginian, newspaper published %
town oil Ynchburg Tor two months successfully m he
copy thereof posted at the front door Of the loh
this County on some Court day. 0ue #
Copy-Teste,
M,,c, ~ sP. GARLAND elk.
w2m
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fVHf,fes CWNdfes !
CSf BOXES PRIME TALLOW CANDLES
wv For sale by
JOHN klNNtFR & co.
March Is
BRYANT, T7TysLEv LAVENDER
spring supplies W
(.5ssbl'1 R1s -.
March 6

/ RE now receiving their new Store, nearly oppo.
sile the house formerly occupied by BRYAsT &
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EOI.s'ETS, sfxHB0.vS .l.yD
W'EES.

anu W hlio tashnerCs aud W elttnus.
EOI.s'EYS, ExRYO.S,S .f.y.D
FLDW'EKS.
900 BONNEIS--more or less all qualities and
prices from S2.25 per dozen. 10 the finest .Neapol
Hdi-New shape, the most beautiful boz net ever
ntroduced-and ahleh can be done up like a Flor.
BRAID.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS from 6, cts a pair 10 ST. so
piece. some enilrey new aud heantnl.
BONNET AND car RIBBONS. in great variety of STYLES
and prices.
FLATS! SaasS!! EIats!!!
AMlDoN'S latest spring hshion--A very beautiful
hat, and ol best quality.
PANAMA i.rs-a very beautiful article. besides
great variety of fancy articles.
XII Of which will be sold cheaper than the cheapest
our terms are CAsu ONLY.
We rdIslly invite all to examine our stock before
purchasing-Ne shall take pleasure in exhibiting our
G0ods, whether We sell or not
REGARDS, RYAN s Co.
Next door 10 VIM. L. Young
March 81 Is
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-06
From Vera Cruz Direct.

The barque Ann louisa, Captain Marschalk,
arrived at this port last evening from Vera Cruz
Sd inst. lDates to the 3th have been received
via New Orleansl 49,
Captain NJ reports that the Mexican govern
rnent were making great preparation for war out
Of the Castle of San Juan de Ulloa lest they
should fall into the hands of the Americans.
A large number oftroops had marched to the
frontier Of Texas. The whole force when as
sembed, was 10 be under the command ofGener-
al Bustamente. They say the United States
are sending troops into Texas, and that they, the
Mexicans, Will march through 7eros on tier
rnp to H'asdingfon, without declaring war.
1t was reported at Vera Cruz that the Mexi-
can Congress had passed the bill authorizing a
loan Of $4,000 900 This however must be
mistake as Vera Cruz letters of the 4th speak OF
the bill as being still under discussion, and city
of Mexico papers of the 30th ult are to the same
effect. Dut even if the bill should pass (Which
is not imrrobabie) it will hardly avail anything,
being hampered with conditions which we should
suppose would render it impess bic TO obtain the
morey If indeed it could be obtained under any
circumstances. The hope was, that it could be
obtained in England.
I, was the opinion Of the prominent men at We.
ra Cruz that General Aluonte would be- elected
President, in which they supposed that war
would be inevitable
The Ann Louisa brings $40 7o3 in specie. !.
7. Marschalk, Esq came passenger in her, as
bearer of ofdesratches N. y. Jour. IF Com
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Upwards OF fifteen hundred emigrants arri.
we'd at New York from Europe on Friday, the
29ih inst

There is gentleman in this city who has Ia
ken ont patent for Petrifying dead bodies, or al
most any other substance ola similar nature, The
body, after some preparation is immersed in Ii
quid that in the short space of fourteen days will
render il as solid as block of mar BILE, The cost
is but trihing compared with the lasting benefit
rendered TO those who may wish TO preserve and
look upon departed friends. lie informs MS that
bouquet of fresh flowers immersed in the liquid
will, in few days, be as solid and durable as
though they were cut out OF marble, Troy Bud
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