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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-26
81 TIERS DIVISION.

Isl fa2lnen o 10 voian'e. r>-Co' u, -,
NucAch ) iia"h'f 3l'
Isl do ken'uosy do mshy I of'S''t. \ 'lo
I, re- f"oo. r"op,, y. C.npocIi lo.a.n5a.) $50
Mississippi volunteers. Col. D4vs "''as GO
BALTIMORE batialon, Ma'san, 2.alO( "'si"e' 400
WORRIES DIVISION
Cd. p. Smiths regiment REGULAR troops $40
Pans o and other infantry reg. \ dragoons ESQ
Nv companies McCuiuush's and ulil,-pIe's
Texas gers l2O
W 6oIe auubrf-Wor.h', in advance 700
INiGG'S DIVISION.
TcN's mounted men-- Col Illy4 500
May ; dra4oans, ur C,uppu eS 25D
Rdal"y aud Duncan'> nAng aulpry 100
Nohs'cf's artillery Il : and Il nrh mortar 60
Palts OF several infantry regr1cn's a nd If arl,
IeIy afned as Inao'y-223p 1920
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

RIO. 100 Main, Corner OF 3ih and main streets.
~ II. SPENCE, Agcnt, has received his Stock
IA. spnng and Summer Ready Made Clothing and Gente
Fancy Ware He hand complete
the following arieIcs, viz
Cloth DIess and Froek Coats black blue
brown olive
French American Fancy Cashmere DOe,kn
rAnts.
single Miued Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, Silk and BOmbazinr Vests
Fancy do do MarpciIlcs and CashmeTettc Vests
White Mares Vests duoble ard single breasted standing
Eoling collar
Hid. SILK, Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts. super plain and fancy
Bornms aud Collars Of the latest styles
MernO, Cotton and SILK UndershiIts
DO do Drawers and Socks
seaTf, Crava, Stocks and Pocket Hdkfs, great variety
Suspendcrs NJ all Kinds
Slk and Bingham Umbrellas
All OF winch any side
Of Orcgoni
e. H. spence made
the Fashionable Establishment Of John NJ
An assortment Of samples constantly hand.
II Y. 70. SPENCE, Agent
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFAC lures OF YOUR
OWN STATE

EENE Franklin Manufacturing Company hand their
PAPER MILL the Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
assortment OF EupcIne fine and letter focd and
nst nd AMI plain a medium printing cnvcIp aud
wrapping Of various the Wholesale prices
60 which they invite public attention, assured In quality and
will
Of Northern Factory They prepared 10 execute otdsoT
description OF that the market their
require Merchants dealers requested call Paper
Ande L AMIN for tltsuIs NH
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[NI1yI14!32'KS
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For tho Cure OF scrofula. Mere urial Misc ,ses,
nnd NIL othcr Impurities &C the blood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDl!

and NIL othor i,apu riiic. "a the Hood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDi!
WE earlessly challenge all men, whether
the evidence OF wonderful ing
which p formed In El,re- Dsysf
READ Tri READ IT.
hessr. Rowt.SD d wAtIost;entemen. In justice you
and as an act of charity boe afflicted
fully FURNISH you tins testimonial Of the astonishing perfstme
BY SD Csirs ysx.fabis Paaseoa Nor,
than two year. since n obs,inss
nshuui seoiaia, which banird the skin Of
physicians IA our Among other remsdes
Of -s~ams ranaess, twelve Of Sands sar.ararD eight
bot'rs sars.raa aud rJins aud quantities Hydro
date Of Potash. and was still growing
Ny mother seeing advertisement fadil.
pgf.sh Psa.<ea called upon aud spols Confidently
of that induced although had but little faith IN
It's seaey amer having uie many iihout
almost with highly Innaan.d and Ulcer,
when commenced using the "Psuaees' Dsesm
entirely ts-y u, Lssrs.ni 10 two day.
the ulcers commenced heainr bottle
the ulcers are all healed and my health perfectly restored
Phiisdrhi, Jan. TO- 1876 : =. No 2 M,d,.on =,
Cfy J fagadeIPtia,
M.roRs orrcr.
Personally appeared before the III. -ubsereor M.yof Of
L. 81 sad CITY jnn w Appleton. being sworn dposes
ani says that the neL foregoing ptaiemsnt
are true In testimony whereof my naIe
and ean.d ue corporate zeal to be arird day
uay A ID. IsiG.
signed. JOHN SWIFT, Mayor
III. above certificate without IN. least h.d. ~
srasgerauon . had eonsdered hopeless an.r
so many celebrated remedies had attribute his final
cure IN the Incredibly short Of Days your PAM
eea" alone. ~
Ian 10. is;s. ANN " nppl.EToN'
lean eheeray bear tesmouy very eItraonay
case and believe to he wonderful cures on s
cord ra,pTesen' when Mr. Appleton
walton IN relation TO his His faee
with serouous Uiees which highly inammed and very
Painfu-and say very much doubted tina, eur,
could ever be effected hardly probable a MI Applton
would have lived three months longer without relief.
Signed, WILLIAM srEELLIsG, N. D.
This valuable remedy for sale by Walton Phia-
dephia q. J. Pieot Richuond Va John r. Calap W.shipV
ton Henry Cook. Alexandra.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. +. ID. ROBINSON would inform the pub
e that he Is s succeeding in relieving potvy eurne
Of the following forms Of disease oevrry ten who Apply
70 him aer having teen abandoned BY Faculty Serufu
White swenEs scaf Head letter Ucrruus Of long .rd
ing Dropsy Tumos Wen Rheumatism of the Iv,r
DYSPEPSIA AgSe and Fever Caneur Lcpro-y 81
heTeura diseases &c The Latter b. failed 10 cure he
removes the poisonous mseuy from system ani cures thu "a
nent even when the Hot Sprncs fail Tie treated several
hundred cases of Rheumatism and only sffeetur
an cnre lie also hssa remedy Jaw Reference
c most satisfactory can be Eivsn many persons living the
city AMI vicinity who have beca eurdby the Doctor usy con
suited
p Once on FrAnkin street oppss the E,,b,rv. Hot, ph
mond, Va. a. "A ~,
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TO THOSE wANrlNG aAseArN.In
DRY GOODS.

- any H-eHlf"n Of Ivy Goods ernu. b. ...ss ..s,
purchasing sswksIe-ini.R mav. IN few 80, ~.
ne rofc IN %" = se Row IN ptes- wis ~ No.
IN Summer Golsls: 49," ">''
1000 pee sf Cahsos- s-tar ch. m
iooo pc NJ haehei ami unhi,ach.i shns. aui -,n,.
~ tho psc= yard "-''
Coz. "A OrnabaTs. aud d. tlin..
e--a fsraso est-- Zoe u aeh
s wanting remnants % Llwn. and Betase, s ehiai,p.
dic-ses VIII find them very cheap
h1h Linen- al prices from IS cana nm
I.''en Shsc'inss. vevy re,ius "a pree.
An on hsthnrs aad n The Dry Cod. s.o,, mem
~ui be soti vey low fJT Of
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bo advertisement 20 be considered 10y the year,
unss specified the Manuscript previously upon
the paIIivs
" An advertisement mirked the copy specified
will be continued ordered pay
nient etAeicd accordingly
RT Regular Advertisements AVOID any misun-
deandns the part Of Annual Advertisers Is but 10
ds,izcy, that their privileges only extend their immediate
Estate, IEa aud all
them Ia additional charge ami variation
Real Estate and Genral Agents Advertisement be
Rseedb year but be
DISCOUNTS rs shall be- agreed upon.
9 Aueuoncctu, Books.net sBd yearly Advertisers generally
the puvige OF change, shall
their yearly week than
agreed standing rule under the and al
recedinF such amount Ia be- charged al the usual
T-d the semieskly Wing IS
per square Insertion
pet square % zach continuance.
July Ist ISi5.
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EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
II HAVE this day opened THE EAGLE HoTEL,
- hted with Furniture. and every
Gable accommodation for Boade by the Day honh aud
also for Transient A. viii be- made
give satisfaction hope be literally patron,ed Persons visit
the City would do well the Eagle Hotel taad
those having assured that have made the best
-arrsngrmehto for having them well taken care Of
"a MARY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
JONES 4 WINSTON,

JUNED a. MlNDlUN,
GrOCCrs aud Commission Merchants,
ElEG leave, in rendering their services to the
- farmers and others o he sae of III pro
duce Their gratitude their friends
vours Evcr dcsrous " mcnr The patronage cen6ns
their fcnds sfcto rrsafi faith
nj performance - every uhraton incident
hsy only ~, pas thcit
encrEc shlu the sale o. property committed
n their ohartc aHl IN 0ushing goods otet always
b. rcuif slss raac address rim
cpsis agent GEO r. FEANE They have now On hs nj
sod od,r zoe tho mr-i s1natF
90 hravy Western Sidcs and Shoulders
assoc W. Iues
500 bbir No . AND aud uninsptcied A. L. Irffinfs
10 hhd, n q. and Porto Rico sugar
New Orcaus sni W. ln.iia Moiasscs
100 ssets Livcrpooi salt
tagusyru, RIO AMI Java Coffee
tons besta sorted risntation tfou
Car. Enrish ?. Ccrusn and Colnuaon Steel
IS Tbs Rcct6cd Whstey sni a stast Of od French
and VirFinis Applc Biandy, Bunxardnsrs wktstsy Ge
IS bbh bss Wilson's fieNng Viucgst
Lard L'af agssr sui ia
Aooo NJ suthech Family Bacon, hog rouud.
bC Can Al Ne. 90. WI
4 AGtNuA CoFFEE.-iOO bass I-suyn COeEg .pj
- ng sDd for sale By
s9e pAyENroRT, ALLEN = CO.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

Wv ~ ~ w W IL ~ II n ~ ~
AskiNs LiBBy's Of Ia ksts bet~a.n Richmond and
New Oaasa, Will their regular sepis nber
aud will be eomposod Of foIv~ nE W s-.ls
Barqne BACHELOR, Capt HiRAs IIoSTos
Brig ORLRNNs Capt wv axrrr:
JOSYPHiNR, Can't, Jo. Routs-os
One Of th- aboS. regularly
month We eonrnes se---l- to
the public they expressly
as low as other commanded by steady
erect OF loay trade passage
having Accommodation both eabs
passenger. aPpy " J. FiSIiER sON or
HssKiNS 4 LIBBY
~ Al height from the
received AID forwarded
wharfage. JFh =
N
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SPERM OIL.
SELL only one kind of the above Oil, which is
from the best manufacturer 20 this market and
can always Wafrsnt 10 b the best
rccc'mn"nd % those VITO prefer pure Also Solar
OIL Tor sale by the gallon d bOghesd. BY
ju - SAMUEL DOVE.
"INTEH HLEACIsED SPERM or. from tn,
most e. chaei manufactures New Bedford anil New
Norf. constantly fct sale By
jn 10 DAVENPORr. ALLEN 4 co.
- uiTHS HELLOWS.-Jast received direct 6um The
~ uaUuftCiusr fun Of
inch which warrant Of he best qualify
Wa. s. 4 JNO DoNNAN
Jugi IN War street
TUNRUNKs, TRUNKS. TRINKS.-wc h,y, ip., r.
criNrd large st0ck OF Travelling Trunk ifyfrnt -1es.
made ON iron faues ani wei finished which
cheap We ~ rrtmine our spst md
ice before they buy. DO pt7rNEY A WATTS
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GEORGE EARLE, Merchant TIA

NO. TO CHEsNUT STREET., PHILADELPHIA
As constantly hand his Tailoring store op
pose the State House, elegant nd
English Cloths CassHees and Vestngs arrival
p lie conducts the establishment puneipa sending
no garments out of his store but hose OF quality
thus that lac has long enjoyed the best
and throughout the Union lie respectfully solicit cali
FROM gentlemen visiting the city assuring any
orders entrusted TO him. than
the quality he had any city, lmy 4-tf
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DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNERSHPIP

DISSOLUTlON OF CO-PARTNERSHPlP
I'VE co-partneTship heretofore existing under
- the style AMI finn Of Richards Gardiner was dissolved nm
tbs lsi int The of tho only in closing IL,
Aha Au Ie'ns iHsettel vii please make sayrsnt
10 heSfh CAIfson q Gardnef e. J. RICHARDS
JAMES GARDNER
Richmond July 2Ist, 1886.
" The coPartnership heretofore existing TN.
DIR the Eye and hm Of J. A. Ciksop Co va. Dissolved On 10.
~ hs he name OF the hTm Will oniy b eosBg Air
~ persots indebtsd wi please payrnrnI To M
CEAiAson GafdEer J. A. CLARKSON,
July 2ln, 1876.
% Having purchased Mr.. c. ]. Richards in
tsesi IN he business Of Richards GarlBer Clartson
20 We viii hereafter tn the
and i Of CLAkkSON GARDNER ssoTn No A Broad
street recently occupied By CaTt-on shall be-
Pes-eiio see our friends and ths pubic gebanny.
}. A. CLARKsoN.
JAS. GARDNER.
Richmond. July Ala, IsIo.
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isiebmomo Dailp fubis.
RICHARD u. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT W. ELLIOrT, A.soeiat. Editor.
r. T. X Nj -

The Wing the largest politics sheet OF
New Or-an- daily
weekly ejon- printed Cyader Press propelled
power The extensive circulation throughout Who'll. country
enjoyed by this papet~heh viii b.
the from the daily
riVafed Importance q advertising medium.
Arrangements
Of regularity saroprsn and Home Correspondence.
will continue be made pace sni
OF the IRE Wing heretofore steadily advanced
su-ie effort the proprc,or
During the Of the Legislature the reports poceedtbss
~ll be attended To with create
TOI.ER ELLIOTT q
DaLy Paper - per aannn single copy
i've copies 80 Weekly single -; Nv. copies fot o.
copies for SlSaiways advance. Remanees may
INSIDE risk OF ths Publishers where
takca vi The opposite oi eeI be Post Once containing
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CampbClls Hymns.
II W. hANhOLfh a co. tsi Main street have G,r So
CauPbes selection Of and ", ms IN vata- .yi.
% binding 81 prices from SOC % 81 Tb Linnr b. ~ sus.as
o u hnd Eeneraiy Aso fur sale Campbes Cbnsn
system and CsmPboHs translation rrstasn large and
small ig 40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31

TIuIERuOuETERs.-w hs,. 10, Az. =, y,,.,, ,,,u,
" up VaHous spie- Tbs Which ~ viii warrant
N'ff' IN y w uANInfpU a fsr
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ROBERT MOTT
House sigu Painter aud GIaKIor
Nsft deer Q, hs EfsiEsFf Elsk Rat-5sf. grrtais,
~ received further supply Paints CuJsI and other
II Narnshrs with Painters Brushes Henier An ass,.
mcutof French AMI Amcrcau Wirrw Gss $40 10
aora6 inches an Of which he d,rOu' suOr up
most Reasonable terms
IA large suTry q soap Stone Paint for saie low o.
rsri"t paintfot TIN Or Shinsrd Roofs RN
NJSr re- HAND hne S,autnii Fir, Screen,
- AZ % WM RourH
HNISIr. BACON, Nc.-we h,v, Hsrr,nss snd bacon ror
plantation hands vvy The nrusr vH % 10 ran %
Zoe bargains GHErrRR 4 cRETTER.
iu do,ue-lpw ihe nsn
A COMPLETE assortment Of all kinds Of
n Summer ifau 20 b. Guud = uuss Al
jus u HoovERs No 70. ssis street
n IME.-LlME.-6OO Casks fresh Thomas
~ ton Liue. anaiDs ssh Willow. and fpr sals BY
m9 HENRY FISHER
- IFLE AND uBASTING POWDER.
- Salt fCtrr, Rec, Coppsrss he Tor sao b.
NJ 20 bANENrORr, ALIEN q co
VIRGINIA BAooN-io0oo ne. vrsnia CaTsd nsssn In,
rsesived, snd for ale y
!u9 BtssEII. a NeCaSnLsIt
A rrIE HRANpY-se ~, Appi. Rrswiy ~ stow as Coz
IN @hI hlssELL NeCANDtisH.
UDRIsE WHITE CoRH-itOo bu.esis ptms whhs Cosn IN
store, and iot saN 10 ot' 10 Puryh.scn,I
iu BffSEIL 4 NcCANDI.fsII.
SUPEWOR BERsUDA ARROw Root. suitable foT nvsIJ.
- spd infans, l0f pie by GAYNOR WOOD.
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DIR. CULLEN,s
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC. for Ec.

male eomPants-sn invaluable medicine com
females.
Prepared solely by Rowani Walton sold Wholesale and
retail by joe T. Rowand $40 Market Phadrlpla Peot
andria.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-18

terview with the President on the sub
ject of the intended formidable inya-
sion of Mexico. | wish | had the
time 10 do justice TO my recollection Of
the Presidents excellent sense, militia
ry comprehension, patience, and cour-
|tesies, in these interviews. | have
since often spoken of the admirable
qualities he displayed on those occa-
slons, with honor, as far as it was in
my power to do him honor.''
The letter concludes by reference
to the personal courtesies, which had
hitherto passed between the Secretary
and the writer, add an assurance that
the latter would perform his duty, with
all his zeal and all his ability, whether
the President chose to send him TO the
Rio Grande or retain him in Washing
ton.
Other letters of an explanatory ma
ture passed between the Secretary Of
War and General Scott; and from them
we quote only single material para
graph from an epistle of the latter, da-
ted May 9th, which, looking back TO
his first production, is remarkable, to
say the least.
81 still hope, when the President shall have
| read that explanatory letter and the foregoing
exposition of facts attentively, he may be will
ling to recur to his original purpose, and accord
to my senior rank the preference which have
never ceased to entertain, and which | should
have pressed with incessant ZEAL but for the
,apprehensions heretofore expressed, and which
your letter have nearly,if not quite, removed
therefore beg to claim that command, when
ever the President may deem it proper to give
me the assignment-whether to-day, or at any
other better time, he may be pleased to desig-
nate"
Comment on this passage seems ut
terly superAuous. We simply would
inquire what had occurred to lessen the
prospects of fire from Washington?
That Gen. Scott is a brave and able
soldier none can deny. Is he good
politician We opine, not. He GER
tainly will win no popularity by his
course in this business. 1t is hardly
necessary to say, in conclusion, that the
Presidents decision remains unchang-
ed. Gen. Taylor will command in
Mexico. sasd
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-18
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office of tho Cir
cult Superior Court CT Law and Chancery
for the county of Page, on Monday the LIST
day Of June. in the year 1916; John S
Churchill and Ann Rebecca his wife, CON-
plainants, against Sarah Gatewood, execu-
triX of John Gatewood, decd, Wright
Gatcwood, administrator of CLANCY Gate
wood, decd, who was executor of the said
John Gatewood.- decd, Philip Hoffman,
Charles w. Fennell and Lucinda his wife,
Susan Hite, Joseph S. Spengler in his own
right and administrator of Mary Hoff-
man, decd, Dorothy Regina Hoffman, Iu-
CIV Ann Hoffman and Isaac Hoffman, defen.
dants. on an original bill and amen
ded bll-IN cHANcERY.
VSNRE defendant. Philip Hoffman, not hay
IL ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this court; and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
habitant Of this State-On motion Of the com
plainants, by their counsel, IT IS ORDERED,
That he do appear here on the first Monday
in September next, and enter his appearance
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and give secu-
rity tor performing the decree of the court
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Sentinel of the Valley, news
paper published in Woodstock. for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the court house of the said county of
Page. W. C.LAUCK, c. c.
June III, 1876 PRS fee S..
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-18
GEN. ScoTT AND Gen. CAMS

GEN. ScoTT AND Gen. GAINEs
In to-day's paper will be found an ar
ticle copied from the Western CONT
nent, giving, as we conceive, correct
and condensed statement of the con.
duct of these two generals-the first
named, relativeto the'command Of the
army; the latter, in exercising authori-
ty not conferred upon him, by calling
upon some of the States foi soldiers TO
serve in the war, against Mexico
From what reflection we have been en-.
abled to bestow upon the subject, af-.
ter reviewing the correspondence be-
tween Gen. Scott and the Secretary of
War, we are unable to discover any
extenuating circumstance in the con-
duet Of that General. II, as he says,
his reputation was assailed by men in
'high quarters it did not become the
dignity of his station to stoop to repel
private assaults upon him and that no
oEcaal attempt to injure his reputation,
either as a soldier or as man, was
ever made by the Executive, is proved
by the facts in the case. The seal of
popular condemnation will be stamped
upon his conduct. As 10 the conduct
of Gen. Gaines, while it must be ac-
knowledged that he transcribed his
powers, and his duties too, yet the
circumstances Of the case are greatly
in his favor:-He cannot, and has not,
been charged with having been actua-
ted by any other than honorable and
patriotic motives; he desired TO place
his country in a situation to prosecute
the war against Mexico vigorously and
successfully. Read the article above
referred to.
-sss@
GEN. TAYLoR's ARMY-KiVed and
Wounded. In the Union of Saturday
last, we find an official despatch from
Gen. Il. TAYLOR, giving a correct ac-
count Of the killed, wounded and mis-
sing, in the late battles with the Mex
leans. The following is the result:
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-18
REMOVAL.
g ,aaae>, q@as,;aCR,, 9B~qqiie>
gUAR91OV8AS9 CSC
ToHN CL7NEDTEsT announces tc

TOEN CL1NE1TE ST announces to
- the public and his friends that he has re-
moved his establishment to the west back
street, near the Methodist Church, to the Ca
pacious building formerly used for the manu-
facture of crockery. He will constantly keep
on hand every description of pleasure
vehicles, and make to order at short notice.
CARRIAGES, CHAREfO FEES, BCGGIES
& CARRYA &c. He has supply of
choice timber; none other will be used bv
him. He is thankful for past favors, and will
endeavor to merit the patronage of his fellow
citizens in future.
Nav %, 1916. t
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-18

The number of horses killed, in both
engagements, was 81; wounded %
Three officers were wounded in the
first engagement, - in the second;-
three officers were killed in the second
battle; none in the first.
The same despatch also contains an
inventory of the munitions and proyis-
ions. The following is list:
Ordnance and Ordnance iNores.
Six 6-pounder cannon-feld pieces.
Two II poundor cannon-feld pieces.
Ammunition boxes for same, contain.
ing AZ rounds of 6-pounder canister
liked. Ammunition boxes with 7
round of canister for 12-pounders.-
Five boxes containing 40 rounds of 70
FOUNDER canister. SO rounds of g.
FOUNDER Snapshot fixed. Timber with
mules and harness, belonging to the s
field pieces. Three bags of slow match
and printing tubes. 393 stands of small
arms.
Entrenching Tools.
~ shovels. l0pick axes. 10 axes.
Means Of Transportation. je
About 500 mules. About 400 pack
saddles with trimmings. A large guam
tlty OF cabrista and mats for packing.
70 horses. Is saddles. 3spring wa
CONS with harness. OK carts with a
palr of oxen to each.
Subsistence.
4 sacks of rice. 6 sacks ofsalt. 9
sacks of beans. barrels of flour. 3
sacks of flour. 2 sacks of sugar. 2
sacks of bread. 3 kegs of lard. 3
stones for pounding corn. l sack of
pepper. to-
Personal Baggage Of officers.
Portfolios, writing desks, canopy -
other baggage Of General .4ristaA
package containing orders and officil
correspondence-one Typographical
of route from Matamoras to Bari,s; ana
one plan of the American forces oppo-
site Matamoras, &C. Personal baggage
of Gen. La Vega, &C. One clothes
bag and roll of bedding, marked ]. w.
Marines. 4 mess-chests. 7 rolls of
bedding-officers' baggage. 2 cano-
py frames. One chest, apparently be-
longing 10 a staff officer, containing
Order book of division of the NORTH
diary of events, maps, &c.
(Signed,) FRANcIs ZEeuRA
miscellaneous.
10 sacks ofcorn. / anvil. l black
sml'h wee. | bar of iron. / bag of
IRON Notwithstanding two sets.
bag OF mallets. l box blacksmi,h's
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-18
J. BAKER,
ATTORNEY 1T LAW

FL AVlNG permanently located in Page
a n bounty, will practice. regularly in the
courts OF Rockingham and Shenandoah and
will attend to business in any of the adioinsng
counties and will prosecute vigilently all bu-
slness entrusted to his care.-Reference Bar
ton 4 Williams, Byrd & Carson, and .lohE s.
Magili, Esqs. Winchester, A. S. GRAY, Harris
sonburg -Oflice near the courthouse .Lurav,
where he may always be found, unless atten.
ding some other courts. Jan. IS, 1916.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-18

EOTTON YARNS.-46o lbs, of Cot
~ ton Yarn, just received from the Fal
mouth Factory, and for sale cheap at Head
Quarters. r. WALTON.
Nov. 20 1845