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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-16

TOTAL, ao6oo 1864 it5i,0oo 1903 900 1887 900
heee""e aud Resources Of Roanoke Riper.S Coupii,,
Brunswick. II SOY 3S66 81 ooo qos NM o i,nnnn
Mech'burg. 20,720 67il 1900 I5oo0o IioG 1oV
,,al''aS, 25936 900 $4,000 59s. 900 6,2Oo 900
Henry. 1896 Sal no ono ON; noo zoe 'o "u
Patrick O32 27s % mn o99 ooo ', ",o uo',
Franklin, $500 3 2p7 07 ooo 1ao mn n zoe Wv,
.hai'o''e, li,5o5 5.3OI IS 600 500 900 4 lsOOOo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-16

JUST RhorivGp AT MY HOUSE ON MAN SraEEr. rous
DOORS ABoVE MEM h GwArRiN'a SroRE,
HNHANKFUL 10 my friends aud The Public rene
rally for their patronage hcfe,oi 10 beslow@ I'd upon
me, ask continuation Of the same. feeling sure that
shall be able To please tie fasidious.
Sept, ee 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-16
NJ. II. rAVrMnER B. co

NJ. II. LAVrNDER & co,
NEW GROCER Y@.d CO.NHISSIOSHOUSE
AT THE OLD STAND OF
= ANT a YOUNG
4 RE now receiving their Spring Supply of GRO
L CFRlf.S, &c and offer far sale
q hhds Cuba, p. Rlro aud N. o. Sugar,
hid. clarified Sugar. very fine,
lao bags RIO, Laguyra and Java Coffee,
20 hhds and bbls MnIasscs,
l2A kegs Nails assorted
80 sacks Salt,
boxes Woolspy's Sugar,
500 $40 liz H. BIlIIsalfEss'a! Steel, ~,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns.
p keys Dnponts and Kentucky r ne Powder,
ID = Blasting Powder.
- boxes G. 2. and Imperial Tea, sumo very fine,
10 bbls Tanners o.
hid Winter bearhed Oh,
80 boxes Sperm and Ialow Candles,
s. SIX and 10 X - Glass,
| ceroon best Cara Indigo,
10 tons Ground Plaster,
- realms Cap aud Letter Paper.
1900 hs. good and damaged Sue Leather,
81 kegs White Lead,
81 Nova Scotia Grindsiones,
Ions cnun,ry Bar Iron,
- Rolled do
bales Cation Clolh, 7.S, A,
/, :. No. and 9 Ozlaburgs,
,oo pieces ,"'"lico, assorted.
20 bushels Glove, Sec4.
LIQUORS.
. pipes superior f. Brandy,
ID hbis. American do
90 bills old Rye Whiskey,
50 - Rsciltied do
10 hhds and bbls. Mountain do
z bbs GIN,
10 =" n f. Rum,
10 " Malaga Wine.
- superior Porl Wine,
5 Vinegar,
Besides numerous other articles. VIZ:
Copperas Nader. Sweet Oh. painted Buckets. Rice
Soap. Maekeral, Bed Ticking. heached Cloth. Turk
red Cotton, Ginger, Pepper. Allspiee, Saiaalus bo
Backing, Pms. Buttons, Trace Chains. Hoop lnn. It
and Tatl- Spouns Suspenders, Make. u. Silk aud Co,
tan Ian kn's, Apron Checls, Spoil Cotton, Bed Cords
Cotton and Wool Cards, Coffee Mills. Jugs, Jars. &c
&c. To all of which they invite the attention of lhe
friends and the public ger orally assuring them that
exerliun their part will he 'nade Ia give entire salts
lac'iot 10 all WIN may favor them with call.
FEB. 90 Is
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READY MADE CLOTEEHN q.
ERE.4T B.fRG.sX.v-S,

the season is nuw far advanced. We will sell our
"A remaining stock Of Winter Goods at reduced pr"
.,,.
We have just received an additional supply OF n'cA
and fancy Cashmere Pants. black Salln Vests. sc.
PARHAM & HOPKINS.
Jan, Is
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.Fy.EHEsE, "a.

A rEw ,, Is+1 Is t." aas na 5v ,:e to Ds siI "
March II Is II
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HIGHEST MARYrT pnzcE.
Lazy NOTICE.


James Garland = IS'H. -. Er1Hch.
EHAEE united in The practice Of Law They will
q attend the courts OF Campbell, bedford, Amherst
Nelson, Appropriation, Charlotte aud Lynchhnra All
cases Of collections will be strictly attended 10 by Mr.
Branch J. Garland will. by this arrangement. be en-
abed give velani and prompt attention 10 The cases
wh,rh may be cunfJed to his in III Court Of Ar-
Eeals
Dee Is Is
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIDE wA1nn.

Counties. Rercnue. Expenditure
Dinwiddle s. II 600 $40 900 with loan
Grocnsville $3.50 Of lJG, 900
Pr. George $500 40 900 loan
Of SO, 900
Chesterfield G,GO0 10000
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Balance in
favor OF
n'aooNe i9o9IS 3746.50O 90. 200 900
Add to this these counties IN Carollna W hcb lie m,n,a
a'ev IA" ''""f@ - the sbayp ,pgd whose natural aid
Surfy, We have them Md
Wilkes,
lredell,
Rowan,
Davidson, l3r 900 5sl 900 4,i5o 900 .o32 800
Gnord, (Which will give oi ihose immediately in.
Orange, Sleresed IN this improvement grand to-
Franklin, tai Of
372.6l5 .157 ,006 1911 500 Al, 100. 500
Nash.
Superndded 10 which the populous and fertile
onntesot Mecklenburg Lincoln. Burke, &C.. Sc, Ia
Carolina aud our counties The Southwest, whose
nearest aud must direct route 10 the down This val
ley
hui there IL no che more view To which ! invite
your attention oi this mrer in concusiun of article
perhaps already grown Iedious aud that is The con
rhniphs 10 the treasury. ana The disbursements from
upon these works IN Virginia; statement Of which,
herewith append, complied in my in the House Of
Delegates, from Document 80, in which havo made
ndlvidous selection OF counes presented By tina,
document. hut have taken iheln they appear upon
the list in the four different sDs Of The State aud
which table might have been tYfaly extended, il ne
cessary In all these calculations have lett out fractions
as tedious aud have approached possible the
general resus:
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Il % Il 4 & d, :

Il Z Wing taken lease nf the Mills in this place
known as the Lanehofue Mills, Tor term oil
years VIII be regularly IN the wheat market and pre-
pared 10 glve the
HIGHEST WANyrT PRICE.
Lump and Ground Plaster will awaysbe kept on hand
and sold low Tor cash
w. JAMES Su,pu,N who. to"-~. =; { - ;,
d / h.sa h" that patronage from the public,
which the convenient locatinh OF he property invites
A. N. MONTGOMERY.
March Is Is
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ssuyyi,cyxf.is UnA fscMaocai.

isur!nCyxhi5s 0ssA FscMs0rai.
I HAVE taken into partnership with me CHARLES
W. Love. The business will, for the future, be
conducted under the style Of
nz'yyE2 3. LOVE.
] ,el very grateful h my friends aud the public fur
p. liberal patronage extended 10 me; and Jake tins
Of Jt ruestn. continuance Of their iavorS 10
ti- ueW concern. :. . ,...-..., -.
Oar business Wtil ne car. y" = =
dlaeiy opposite Hy E'rHef shop, e'' wv NV WV"
ing anl receiving fresh supply Of
Cloths, Cusstuseres, k,esf.ngs, EHN,t
Eercniess, Stocks, EosOnsS
sad variety Of other articles usually kept by Merchant
IaiofS
All Tailoring entrusted 10 care, viii he executed
with neatness aud despatch.
CHRISTOPHER M'N Err.
March Is
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March -
Yke 0regD's Question Settled.
JAMES e. s}fEs'Tss

fs'ANES th. occasion 10 rstafn h, most since
Il thanks IL The public. r Inc very literal palrona!
bestowed snce his wrhdpaal iroa tie firm Of MI
MI & Saith; and would say 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

We desire to inform our patrons and readers
that we are now preparing to publish grand
which has never been seen in this country. Il
will contain the labors of twenty-three artists In
the United States, which includes California and
part Of Mexico.
In addition to illustrations on miscellaneous
subjects, il will contain all the Mexican engravings
that we have published in the daily Herald from
time to time, and will form complete and graphic
pictorial history of the present war wltn. Mexicos
in the arst stvIc ofart, a specimen Of which we
This beautiful sheet will be ready about thu
10th inst, printed on good paper, and will DO
nlied at 81 90 per hundred copies they will please
send in their orders as soon as possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

HoRRID AND BRUTAL MURDER.-A fend in hu-
man form, named Samuel Chase, who halls from
Patriot Indiana, started lately trading expedition,
accompanied by his wife and two young mon. Mira
years, and was the only daughter Of Mr.. Valentine
Boyer, who resides in Indiana, about two miles above
Flint leland the Ohio river Chase, after leaving
home treated his wife very harshly and short distance
cifully with cowhids leave marks Of blood
Ia her footsteps. Mrs. G. eeded In escaping Mills
Point. Chase then employed two persons to persuade
his wife to RETURN which she did, and sent Of the
cd is thus related by our friend Chase then started
down the river, accompanied by his wfs and the boy,
and then commenced murdering her by inches Her
person was cut and mangled in most horrid mannsf
found her bed covered with blood. Many wounds had
the appearance of having been caused by holding her
against hot cooking stove She literally cut to
pieces from her neck to her feetIboth lenghwse and
having held her by the throat. He was about four
days in accomplishing the murder. Her clothes were
found in the boat, which he had taken OF from time
to time covered with blood and cut and torn to pieces
man who had been sent to her fathers returned and
on board the boat the morning Of the 29th Of
November II Mrs Chase In bed In this situation,
and immediately gave the alarm lhs nsghos. c:ns
short tune after. Chase was secured, and AFTER an exe-
mnation before court OF inquiry, was taken with the
corpse board the boat to New Madrid, Mo-, twenty
hve miles below, and lodged IN jail, heavily troned
Chase offered for the inhuman act, and
be conjectured unless II q Misunderstanding
that had occurred between him and her parents In
business transaction The Inhabitants Of New Madlid
were so enraged that was with difficulty they could be
kept from executing him instantly but Law and order
prevailed, and they petition fer special court
to be held Immediately for his trial The remains Of
Mrs Chase wore brought to her fathers residences BY
Dec.5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

MuRDER BY RUSAwAYs-From LIE Msssdgr,
published at Bringicr, parish Of st. James, we
learn that Mr. Emile Dchsry, of that parish asssss
mated on the 26th inst BY two runawsysa man ami his
wife belonging to the Msurs Colomb. Mr. Dichary was
out hunting, when he encountsrsd the two runswsys
upon him in mcnacing manner. Mr. Dichary took aim
at him. intending to shoot him. but both barrels Of his
gun missed IRE. The negro then rushed upon, and
wounded him with knife. Mr.. Dichary attempted to
regain bis horse which he had len in tie edge Of tho
dropped, rushed upon him. and beat him over the head
Whit The two blacks were too much for him, and
beat him till they suppossd him dead Amer some mo
reached the plantation Of Mr. Jacob He there told me
incidents Of tn, affair and died in few hours leaving
vile and two children The murderers were pursued
In the swamp, and after an obstinate resstsncs the ne
gro was killed Before he fell he shot two bs through
the hat OF his master, Mr. Colsmb The negro woman
was tsken and has confessed the crime -Nev Orleans
Pieayuns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

CORE spondent from Havana writes TO our friends
Of La Patra New Oresns that the grand prize Of the
ROYAL Lottery tho 500 000-was drawn BY so negroes
most of them slaves. They had joined to buy three
whole tickcs and gave dollar each for that purpose
One of those nickets the number 3o97 the
ing Of the 18th they found than each Of them had
5000 Ths surely, Is sufficient 70 buy the lsycs free.
dom % their regular valas 10 from $500 10 $3.50, and
when thsy have The nancy and wsh TO bay their free.
dsn, their mas1su ays sbl{ged 70 ell thsm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12
@. A. SUITES
NEW FUR STORE-yxsf Opened.

NEW FUR STORE-Jxf OPENED.
lie ADVERTISER would hereby respertly inform his
and the pubIic OF his having opened anew store
10 ~ rear street. few doors from Fulton where he has
wSe r. \. s made up IN the richest Style and
p ASIEITZE dartsrs himself To he s6ie 10 give psr'i-
sulm stnctlon 70 those who will favor him with call and
Dos n i fssE:: he ''.'" ." IS1srvrxr. r.,,.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

faHk FOR NEW ORLEANs-Louisisna and New
f York Line Of Packets will comprise the following
Ship LOuisYILLE Capt Hunt
Ship OtWE0O, sptain johnson.
Ship GENEVA, Captain 9oodhus.
Ship SAhIELLE, Captain Taylor.
Ship JANE T. WILLIAMS. Capt ain Parker
Ship GENESEE. Captain Minot
Ship HUDSON, Captain Page.
Ship CLIFTON, Captain IngersoIi.
These ships all built expressly for packets Of
light draft OF have been recently newly and
put splendid order with for passengers
unequalled for splendor comfort They commanded
by experienced masters, who will make every exertion
give general satisfaction: They will all times be lowed
up and down the Mississippi by steam.
Neither the captains owners OF these ships will be
possible for jewelry stones silver plated
for letters els packages
board OF them unless regular bills OF adng taken for
the same and the value therein expressed
z: X. COLLINS 4 co, 50 South street;
Agent In New Orlesns-ysmes y. Woodruff Esq. who
Will promptly forward all goods TO bis address.
N b-The ships Of this line rsntsd 10 sail puneu-
rooSs CORRECTLY rersured do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

News FROM HAVANA The arrival Of the schY.
Charon, at New Orleans, brought papers to the
2sth ut Though not 80 late own dates the fol-
lowing items
The following published by the Diaris 10 List Of the
houses injured in and about the city BY the
terrible hurricane Of the 10th and 18th October Houses
destroyed l375; less injured 1885, or the for
SO of stone and 1859 Of wood Of the latter 225
Of stone and sl3 Of wood In the district Of Guam
wounded, more Less grisvousy. In Tspaste, whers
there fifteen coffee p ntstons the most ofthe plant
was destroyed, with full third Of the sugar cane In
Potreros full three Of the tobacco plant
nihlsted ALSO the white and black beans and vsgsabes
the bananas all lost The potatoes and ESCAPED
without much injury, being underground production
An immense quantity Of domestic stock cattle, poultry
&s destroyed. In Penalvsr, hird Of the sugar
cane, and stock-such as cattle poultry &C. were de-
dian corn bananas, and vegetables Of Al descriptions su
fsred inmsasely.
The aurora, Of Matanzss states that the copper
mine, La Pretendds has been found extremely xoA N
the yield, and will certainly enrich the csapsny ss'
gagged in working L.
The Rdacor or Cuba states that the population Of that
part Of the island was suffering terribly under the nau
lately increased that tho military hospital was Insult
hcient contain them Only vessel had entered that
port during the whole Of the month which the ahip
Alderman Pire; she ha suffered dreadfuy from yellow
fever having lost her captain and the major part Of her
crew being down sick " It'll that disease.
PoRT OF CIENFuEoos-This place 10 hourishing to .
remarkable degree, will appear from ths following
items In the first three months oil 1885, ninety hvo
sells entered that port in those Of 1885, hundred and
TONS ihe difference Of the expectations for the same
two periods amounts TO $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

HIGHLY IMPORTANT RuMoR.-An arrival yesier-
day from Havana, with dates of the 9th ult.,
brings report that the authorities intended 10 70
ports Of the Island. We do not exactly understand
what Is meant by recognise" If Is merely to admit
them to the ports of the Islands for present refuge and
safety perhaps our treaty with Spain may allow Of this.
though we are at present unable to refer to IT, TO
tain the tenor but the word recognise" Per
NIT prizes to be condemned and sold by Mexican consuls
or agents, there 10 but for 10
pursue and that 10 to call first upon the Governor
call immediately any such order he should have issued
it. and il the request not promptly complied with ct
once to blockade every port in the issnd until suitable
remonftraoce be made at Madrid and that TOO, II
unsuccessful the United States would then be us6ed
in going ahead to the extremity Of taking
Of the colony We hardly believe possible that the
Governor Of the Island can really contemplate such
step, for no must be fully aware wpuld Be sub
mitted to for instant by the United States, nevsrthe
less the information comes under crcumstapces that
vious letters to the 2eth November stated that the
missions for Mexican prvacers, offered there for
sale at - 900 each and reported several had sc
slv been Sold but AZ postscript of the 2s TO the same
letter, stated that the writer believed would all end
in smoke, and nothing be done with them, we he'd omit
ted any mention of it, We shall anxiously wait further
advces though il probable full and positive infoa
ton already In the city the subject but which We
have been unable to trace out The nominal priviege
which II said would be equally accorded to prizes takon
by cruizers IL absolute nuty, and would not be
admitted by the United states any peiaton under The
pretence OF equal justice to beth parties the thing
attempted, must be stopped and stopped promptly and
| efectually, eo"fe qni eoufe-N o. BsiisfS~ Dee D.
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NEW EFE CT OR Y {,
uAnTyQ QIrII nINGQ

NE Corner Of si.tk and CAssNss Streets.
THE Subscriber informs his friends and the psblie st
large, that he he: o9 % ogssss rs Ts'' 'p's'dd
e this city and perhaps IN A9ses nise esssnsnt OF ss
or one hundred and twenty feet
The rg mp snd auasgemenu icr luxurious comfort are
Of complete and beautiful Character, and fsry
challenge composition WI the best- -
HIS cooks the beet that can be Rrovded and MS
attentive. asd His arder viii -
constantly supplied with dsesey Of the .ssso, which
very best style and he trusts that vtn modsyafe
and attention, he will entitie himself 70 LIBERAL
share Of the public patronage
rooms attached general refecoy 6tsd ~ IN the most
elegant style. - ~.-~~v
dstw shx w ~ - ~ = ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

said that OF the twentyone persons scslded on
board the steamer Maria, and taken to hatcher, but
four alive the 25th ut all the others hav z
died In the most excruciating agony.
Rev Mark Hopkins, d. d., ofWilliams College, is to
deliver the address before the Pilgrim Association In
Ply mouth, 2ad inst.
An action for SANDER was recently tried in the Benton
Circuit Court In this State wherein Mary Jane Robin
son was plaintiff. and Jehu jackson, defendant The de-
images were laid at IS oO0 and the jury brought In
verdict for the full amount claimsdS Louis RepsS.
There arrived at the port Of st. Louis. during the
month Of November 100 steamboats,, huls and barges
the tonnage ofwhch 81 346 tons and III keel and
Nat boats. The revenue from which IL Si.7As ~.
Iowa The Legislature of this new State assembled
the 7th instant The official returns show the cleo
ton OF Ansel Briggs Governor, by majority Of 100
votes.
Hon. David johnson has resigned a. Chancsllor Of
South Carolina He Is. we believe, the prominent can
didate for the Office of Governor of that state and III
probably be elected to that station
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

CHANGE OF HOURS.
L ISL.dND R-auROAD-F.aLL ARRANGEMENT
~ - sR

- .
O. MONDAY 1;;:s:5 a: i..s ram: viii =. :;
Ss::1sss ssa;: :!:s .'ssS '' =: q
s Sss 81 ~ GsSme; Ms.Sr a
.tn O'Clock, NJ, for Greenpors, daily, { Sun
ii I."as ca. s.% u aeP., sS IT,
Lave asrrTFo,5.s A H., daily accommodation
:SiNf,N. &. 9. II. .niy. Of Il. ss.. from 70.
EARN; sys3I., = YDins At St Georges Manor and
Am. . s.I ss'PPa
LEAVE sosEsa Or @ M Il. : M Sf
,, SUNDAY TRAINS.
oiost 70, TrS~p on and places: eommsaens
osoeE Isjs1l.. issIs Thompson at
FAsE szBsdioId, cents; E.s Nsw Ys,kt "; Rss,
';; %f,s. a sS;:
,es WssaIs q a isissils 9 f.%ia az OK;
rI 81 s Ss5sss 81
g. Sc SsorSss MaaGr ss RysIhsad g Jsms.po
@ dsss's fsa S ssssass
Stages are IN readiness on the arrival of Train, at the
"a Sacns to take passengers at very low res to all par
Baggage Crates will be in at the foot ofwhiteha
ress e receive baggsgs the seyers trains minutes
me :,ss%SSs. M leave: SIssspo Sag H.r
s.sss Boston ''ln from Brooklyn
PEOPLES Il .E OF sTEAMBOATs FOX ,ALBANY.
Daily (Suu days exceptedI At r. M.-Througb Direct.
Erom the Pier 6etween Courtiandt and Liberty ats.
k0HI ~ Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt q. B.
Rigs viii leave on Monday Wednesday,
Steamboat KNICKEkBuCKEN Capt Alf Houghton,
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
at o'clock
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
AT O'Clock. P. M-Landng at intermediate Places.
Frsm the Foot Of Barclay Street.
at O'Clock
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt R H. Furry will
o'clock =
The above boats will all times in Albany in ample
time for the morning cars for The East or West
tresht taken at moderate rates, and taken after
O'clock, P. Nj.
All persons forbid trusting any boats of tins line
without written order from The captnins agents
passage or freight apply board the boats tosP c.
Schultz, at the Office on the wharf, dc
.ET1S-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12
PURE CHAMPAGNE VINE.

PURE CHAMPAGNE VINE.
A FRESH invoice or Pals Alto" ChsmpsS.s ~ we ne:
u., scer rc,,eS Nv The .ubsese 70 Witch the sfs~.scu
Of hn,.I se.pe -sd privste seutsmen eaes-
Tor sale By e,~,-h u
~ 1R-f tatr.-sf ~ Wns~s - ss'~~~ ~-~~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12
UNIgEP STATES NAIL LINE.

80 - DAY LINE TO BUs1ON wa NEW
6pHAVEN, SPRINGFIELD AND THE
49, - WEsrERN RAILROAD-On .nd after
Monday December 7h by the splendid TRAVEL
cepted,) at ~ A.. M
Cara will be in readiness the arrival Of the boat New
Haven, take direct Boston, arriving
Fare taken through ON board the boat.
New York. Dec l. 1886. d5 1misfh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

H4XS sst sailing Packet ship ELIZABETH, Capt Bets
, $GR. will positively sail a. above
Recommendation cabin second cabin and steersse
superior those Of Of the London
To- WIT .TxfsS0iT, = Scu,S &. WHY
ala -ddoor below Burling slip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

- Az hh"iONAk F.
7rsnsiaon of orw of the act Of naturalization of
c.,t ersssner I. Msries -
chief Of the hbsrang army in exercise Of the
supreme executive power Of the Mexican republic.
Be II known, that . : native iy 0S Of having
complied with what required by the decree Of eptsm
Der TO- 1876. for obtaining letter of naturalization
declare him. by this present. naturazed In the republic
comfortably with the second article Of the said decree
J.MAR DE sALAs.
(Grads) &C RECON.
frRArsLArior1
National passpevf for the Privateey No. -.
MAINE DEPARTMENT Of
This national passport for prvaieer was issued By
the supreme government Of the Mexican republic 4
-, on the - Of -, in favor Of -, Cap
Citizen General Mariana Dc sslss. charged With tbs
supreme executive power Of the Mexican republic, do
grant the present lsss passport No 4o2 in Of Cap
The built q ..., and 'o of N. 1;n.S csiasa
here expressed in Bursos feet, to wit length -,
keel keel. !, beam -, hold -. burden -,
enemies Of the republic, with - cannon q the cali
bre Of - that be may depart without hindrsncs to
which he may think proper to VISIT being subject
in all respects to the provisions Of the regulation pri
yatesrs. issued September a. is4s This sea passport
upon the expiration Of which, she s to appear 10 port
OF the republic ct the place which circumstances may
ouoW, IN otuor tnot ner cruise may declared
end, or shs may be again commissioned.
Wherefore, command all officers, general and par.
cular commanders Of vessels Of and land anhori
ties whom may concern, to refrain from embarrassing
moestng detsining her, and the contrary to AID
her BY aordng all that she may require for her voyage
on pay mont OF the just value In like manner, pray
princes Of foreign friendly powers, to impede her
free navigation entrance, departure, stay the ports
obtain provisions and ali other articles which she nav
need. To which end issue the present; signed with
my hand, and counersgned by the Secretary Of State
rspubhc.
Owen ct the Natasnal rsises u Msxioo, On ths --
- N NE year seohssen IN ndred end isrty -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

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