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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-02

No 10 Nain ~. q ten door. "a, &c ne boolstor. If
Va. J R,n
WHEELING. VA.
ID fSrECTIlLLY ,nf,uns The L.ticsu at Nhcc.
hnF. that b. manufactures Ladders shopcfs of
ah sfNLA. a.d COLORS. OF superiar quality mud
1rauir. iIe Warrants all work irum his shop Ia he
.ugeros 20 E,siem rsnUlaciurc. and will Toe sold
- r~f eat cheaper.
The puhiie are invited ~ call and satisfy 'he'o.
~tNrs. lOm iun
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TODD a. d ELL.

TODD a. HOW ELL.
SIGN of TIE BLACK MANN5rU BOOT,
SOUTH IND or MARKIT SQUARE.
rk'oDD howell would infogm al Of
y ihe'f cd patrons ard al he balance OF ,hi.
e immunity. thai They are nov receiving ifesh ffun
tie workshops ~ he Eastern manufariur. 70. an az
i'n'.ss assoumcn OF Buois Sho,s Leather CAPS
LA'i', fitdH 6. Ac. which rl,ey P'ejge themselves.
Sfe Of - good qualify AID viii ~ splj Ss low ss
any 10 of luts Il he same suicl,s that 10 noN or
ever hos been trnght irto IBIS msfkci. a, ihe.e
gods wee c%afeiuily selected expressly ior our
rcinii trade. ihcy may he relied uI.n a. genuine.
'ad 4 We sctl any ouicie a : rf.me AMI - ,houiJ
tain ong 90 Ie such We VII make " good in Tie
next purchase made by sseh individul
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I"ssae' ~Hh = r'rstsls,ssrmeui - nat, a. eve,
" 'e'etpiFn. VA Ca-cs, Sc. Fersas "a ishiug g.
Psffhsss - -ooss h"tcies are respectfully invited
E''e hirH q cal 10 he fUom inner, o,,p, "a
" JOB" w Berry. ~ Cerdsgr Sturr. dec 10
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DARE s. uGGE. Union St.
.FCoN0Vy Is VTATTu .

"ECONbMA II NEALIn.'
AM having manufacture o. ihi. time. al
k,Lds 80 HAS hat arc usually vsrn. much los.
a. ia prize ihan usual, ~ hunc.i aDd cIpcr,Gccd
vofkmcn. wh.ch wiT cusblc mc q. iun cot O frs
rae Hat, 10 any ono wanting = chcsp hud g,sd ar
iicle. have h,cn l,iug in shi- ciiy . gnud man,
ySss aud lLiuk I ON cntilcd 10 patronage. Cen.
,,men Naming a in.i rate wll pies.s l,nNr lcr
M asurcs. snj Va a lev days hes shall have ikcm
According 10 order, wauapt,d uut lu hreak,
HAS ard Csp, 81 as kiud. constantly un hard. %
~ ch'ap liai ond Car 'ac,oy, conner oi Muul
All UHion 49,, Wheeling. ".
aei 30 SAMtFL y HARPER
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CArNl CApSl CArn

AVERY, has u-,recclNsd ihe ip'cssi nui
-. hsst sssstlmeWi ~ tu, sud Ch"ih Cits 'ha'
hss cser bcca brought q, ihiS mstket. ~ al quail.
tes and pucc.. ifom lag ceuis 10 - DoLLNEs. con
'i-iirg rs follows.
ssper Oror fut CAPS Saper Seal Fur Cap-
DO Nuna Fur do iD Must fur 30
~ Cio'h cHp Fur rin,d. Super cluah Cap.
Fashionable Silt Ci.reu CAPS Fashionable Patple
Rel n,d Black Ptush Cap, Y,a,h's anI Ch'hircnt
ear. % guni variety rliof Nhieh ui be sod Cheap
Call and see. NJ No 10 Aiuur.e sIsst
..pig = AVERY.
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WA chaplino & o,her. Deere Jer Account.
ABSTRACT.
Upon eonsidcraton whereof. this cause is re- fer.
red TO Masltf c"mmissioner Wilson. Via 10 10 as
certain aud reroti What real estate conveyed by The
defendant WIN thapline 10 The Trustees, by he
deed Of ,ru,i ia the bhi msniionrj. remain. un.old.
snj what debts IN The said deed of trust provided
lor remain unpaid; together WIKI alt oihsr debts
charges. iHcumbfanses upon The said real estate
and ihe o"lcr m whrh hey are entitled To be
pad. And ihai fof This Purpse he give notice Ia
The SAID creditors prov tJed lor by The saiJ deed
aud AL "ihefs. ~ Sd,eritscmeni L. be published
81 leas 80 days ia .lno ncwspaper puhI,.heJ \,
the city OF Wheeling, io come ia and esiabIi.h ILe,,
debts upon The usual terms. Aud that he also as.
certain ADD feloui what monies or .iiecis tho ,a,d
trustees have "a their hands, az suhiec, ,o ,h,,,
e"hifol. To DO spelled 10 Iie payment oi HE sad
debts; and that he also rtpaui any other ns,,,,
deemed perineat 10y himsell. or specially raoi,eJ
Iy any OI Ibc paties.'
AsD, AT another day. TO viii
On "wednesday. Jauusn 2lsf. 1916.
Ir being suggested and made known 10 the cont.
'hai Alexander Wilson. The commiss ionsr TO "a HON
this cause Was heretofore referred had deparied hi.
hir' without having cumpleieI OF returned HE ae
couEIs SlrecieS BY Ihe former decree in This cana.
hui that divers proceedings hsve been he'd be Tors
s,id commissioner under sad decree. and several
III the parties concerned have Produced vouchers
and proofs before him. respecting ya,ious mailer.
referred 60 commlssionef Wilson; The Couu doth
ihetenpoh adlsdge. order and decree that his c..,e
be 'rieffed 10 JAMS A CLsKKE. E,q. ono of the
co'nmis'I"ners Tor Isking accounts sppoinled nv Ihi.
court. Who; gving due notice ne dirccred hy said
'otmer decree. u 10 complete the SAID accounts &c,
hefei 'iore referred - commissioner Wilson; con.
sidering ior This Tufpose oil youthen, proofs and
evidence. duly vroduccd before ssie commissions,
Wilson .snbieci 10 oil jasI exceptions. and givins
10 them The same '1set ~ if The same were agsir
brought forward boipfe himself Tesie.
NxLsos. ALkN n LAIDLEY, Clerk,
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IYRvE removed ihei EJabl,hmeB'to their
1lNew Brick Buiiditg, east side Of MAR
kEr =. a few doors Sclow he Post Cnlce,
where they have supplied Ikem>elveS with a
sew aud large En-iae sui other fixture Ter
thcIr business, IN q superior style.
They carry IN The House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in an is branches.
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
We are prepared 10 supply cur customer, TO any
',lchi with the above pipe II The hes quality. aud
.t prices as low a. a Is 20 te had IN the euuniry.
They hsvc constantly on and HydrautS OF
various desctiItiun, hatiers' kettles, water Giles.
ci,, bath tub hut and cold shower baths, ~
ioris ior bleaching, chemical arp ratu>, lead
cct1ns, ralcni bath pumps. lead pipes OF all siz.
-, sheet lead o! any lbickneSs and worked up
10 any manner OF ioi m.
Water conducted lhtosgh lcaden pipes from
sprneS 10 d%selu1g houses 10 the country.
superior pumps ior counlIy wells, Steam En-
gIn-s Sc. SC.
An of1~r> lhaakfully received and pune,u
ally ausndcd t..
STEAM POW Err.
For manuiaciaiinE purposes can be supplied
.o several descriptions Of mechanics, 40 tho
, F. story at then building, OF on the gIoand
iooT al very moderate reAI.
NAceline, N.y ~, IS
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H.iIN IND C.fPN,

1911 sons. leo Naln .rrrt have usr,sd
. The latsi sod ma-i upIruNrd tsl sfN'c tH
lfa'.. sui sf. n,W rady % iufur.h u,f faifa's aua
the rnhi,e. ~th iisi. ufsts siisd &c t.sut, d ssnf
ssd nni,h. iightsc-s sLd eraiurarc" go tsfH- An'
eanno, fail a. please. A.. "a snarfiaf Sc oi kash
" ~ fIsi. snd et,u ,su. d, 81 Me-. Nsah- snri
Childrrr'. CsI~, 10 srtY IsN rfirss
dee II " " a - % fINi SoN.
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ct.uE Am, GJ,aSs plpER.

ny i. tt0NNgk60K, S.hai.r1S6lEs:. and
r. /. ~ constable prepared to SUPPLY all or,
dcrS foI GlJe s. Glass Paper of superior quail.
~, whicn vail te ioini>trd TO dealers or con.
snIntrs 81 as low a RATE as they can purchase
a. any where orders let 81 the Warehouse
on Mar ct street, be low the Post Office wall be
promptly supplied.
Feb. 10, SIS.
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MNItC m. OLDHAM.
,oMrEr ZION ~ TuE LlrE or TRADE
GEO. W. .yDH.SiNON,
ESPECTfuLLY mloun. IA : friends and lhr
puhl" F.nrfai v ihsi he hs. commenced The
PLUMBING BUSINESS.

80 corlnncituu Wth ht. pfeseni in-iucso
~ hs Vel known stand \" les. Mafksi Slunrr
~hefe he = si~ays ready H. wal on his customers
80 the a'-.Ne inc lie viii finnish aud pat up ny.
ptANTS ~ The .hnftc.l w't,cr. anl being deter,
nsn'd to give Ei cfal Satisfaction IN IN. particular
branch OF ht- Bus ncs-. hc would call the atiea,sn
~ he Tuhl"' o. a vety superior arirle OF PaisHt
Lsaa r., = Which he hns been ut cunsidcrs hic ex
rchsc To- prsafe fH hit pnsSr-c. and ~hict, he
can Hind a. furnish c,mpi,le al 20 per csii lc.,
ihtn ~ has ncen dure ft heretofore le ther,f"e
oii'H-a bare Of prhiic pa'n'uagc, nuI feels COS,
hlent he viii give general Satisfaction.
Pstsous ,n tts cuuBtfy wishing WAFER conveyed
irnm sPnngs 90 lheir dwellings viii be pomp;'y
attended o.. n oct Ia
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
N A r. y IO 4

~ On Unisn ~ e. near ,Lc Sut rd .
- 81 Ia Make House.
DARr & iiOGE. arc nov manufacturing amt
vii keep constantly un hRpd n iafge rs-n,meni ol
HATS and CAPS pf the 6ursi siyi--. aud manu-
iar,ursd '"m TIC hest mai,ttfi- ISTh 81 49, hctrg
rroc,irsl lIattsrS. NC maize aud ,upcnuiciri the
making Oi all h,- Has We sell Opf Cops IRE pn,
chased tim ihc musi eNitnstNe Cup Manufacturer
ih The Eastern Ciuss. al toc how at pur,s.
Al thosc ~ wont 81 . genuine article aud --latest
American il.hiyn ~ Has and Cars wilt ulWays
sud Them - oar ostShiishmsri, Whith NC iu'ond t.
make known nnd laikad OF 10y ali mon. from {
good WORK aud low tfices.
sep DARE & IIcCE. Union 81.
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IL d @ { S.

zoo r. hiti's Tiick and Kip Bss.
suo do kp Wafer prsii do
.NU DO cali a., a.,
100 10 Sesl Boots
500 DO eHii 4nd Murarco do
400 40 Dog :, Tin, X AID Ks Boot.
500 dn coll aud Morocco de-
100 DO Sesl ~
800 DO YOUTHS Thiok aud KIP Bsnis
ltO d. cell sud ~ rc,o d.
900 du Womr,, KY L.rr Boot,
500 IL rail- lsro 10
POO do fius do McrV,oo Boats
lJO % M Co do
800 d. Lasting Gutter a,
400 DO Miss coli staJ Mur1cc. Lace Bo
800 dp KY and Cain a.,
COO d. Children. Mnfocc' and KID 90 n
400 d. Gamtfpon add Seal d,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-02

CoMFoUNO KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
Fox ne cure Of DEAFNESS, pains and he
pl-chsfge Of matter from The ears, az, eli
hDte alsaefceshie noises. ike the b,g,rsr y,
lsilus Of wafer, w~luEzug II atssm a =
winch are sYmptoms Of ayproarhtng 49,
ease. For sale ~ or CRJMnaCEEs
NJ No ts1. Nam 81. Sole Ageot
IDS meoicine 10 highly RECOMMENDED s9d m.
etflhcates are given, ~ very re.pe,,.
Which % hes pcfio5msd. 49, st''
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CAP STORE,
ELIAS EDMoNps.

EHVWNN IN,
tltN NJ on WATER STREET.
ESFl'|tulLY hiums o., paahc Ih,i NJ,
= l",' fc'eivcl 80 en- ei,iSr n..orment Of
''' CARS
skeiisri Seal
Esp hrsifa
ttnF Ciolh For + mnsl N,
Common 10 a.,
HunEsfian d. std piv.l ,,,nm
ftne Gsnti
efnuem,L'- Fancy OI Clnt. n,
Mvhs,r riush ~
Tommon Guf
foHihs Fanny CIuIh i.
ChiidfcnsJ 30 Il,
d do N.lYa
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From The DcpnIy sheriff % New York.
smiih's Sugared q a,sn Vegsisbls Ptls" have
been used IN tho Lldudsc street pchiuf's Pnson.
~'ih u'conmsn saiIsfaci'on have never heard a
'asd'e'ne 'po1eh 81 viii more interest by lie ,ick
ho have IHkcn these Pills.
JAhiES J BEYlNS. Depu'y Sheriff
For sale Ivy PRYOR A. PAIII.
noV IL gm Make, 81 xyh..uax
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INV PAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
&. RICE,

OKFAI ATTNACIlCN AT 1HE
CufAF cast flOImNG SrOKk o.
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II OTTO wAfEHs.-A beautiful sr.,i.
W. 81 ffy geuissl 'hsfscist Ia.t re.,,,st
iad 90 sas - JOHN } HASWELL.
naf p Turs. -
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NLANsgTu WANTED &C. vb.sh ~. s.,t,.
u purss w' 10 sia in Ctsh. D.,
fhfOB a PAUL.. tGt Ms,tst 81
hf WHerItv
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-29

PERSECUTION The .4drertiser hauls the Col.
OF the Free Press over the GOALS occasionally, for
Swearing. No more of that, Hal, an thou lowest
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IN SENATE.
July %,


Mr.. Cameron presented petitions FROM Democratic
counties of Pennsylvania, which gave 1866 Demo-
cratic majority in 1874, nearly three times the ma
ority of the State demonstrating against the repeal
of the Tariff: He moved to refer them to the Prn-
ting Committee.
Mr.. Sewer said we had sort of panic here every
morning about this tariff business. We had fune-
raj dirge of these pensioners at taking away the
bounty we have allowed them. No man who could
read but knew in the Presidential Election that Polk
was Free Trade man. Pennsylvania tomorrow
would vote the Democratic ticket again. even though
the tariff were repealed. =.
Mr.. Jarnagin asked MIR. Sewer what construction
he put an the Kane letter. ~
Mr. Sewer replied that it was Free Trade letter,
and that all this petitoning from Pennsylvania was
mere joke.
Mr.. Sturgeon protested against the opinion that
the election of President Pennsylvania turned up
on the Tariff question.
Mr.. Spright moved tolay the petitions on the ia
Bile. Lost-Yeas 81, Nays 25.
MI. M. Clayton asked Mr.. Sturgeon whether he
believed Pennsylvania would have voted for Polk if it
had been known that he would favor such Tariff
bill as the one before the Senate.
Mr.. Sturgeon could not tell how Pennsylvania
would have voted under such circumstances.
Mr. Clayton asked the individuals opinion of the
Senator from Pennsylvania on the subject.
Mr.. Sturgeon declined giving it.
After further debate Mr.. McDuffe resumed the
motion to lay the petitions the table. Lost, Yeas
25 Nays &c.
IMr. Haywood voted with the friends of the Ia
riff of 42, and thus give them majority of one.]
The petitions were then referred.
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GoDEY's LADIES' BooK.-Since the union of this
favorite Monthly with Graham's Magazine it surpass-
its former self, by far, more than we could believe
it susceptible of improvement. "The Literatl of
New York;" by Edgar A. Poe, is capital hit , and
no mistake-the better too, nasmuch as Mr.. Poe
sometimes unntentlonally hits himself; the subtle
faults which he is endeavorng to find in his subjects,
peepng out in his own style, like mischievous club
by faced children, from closet where they have
placed for concealment, while lectures the visit
ors on family government. The Literati Of New
York" should thank Mr.. Poe for introducing their
names where few ofthem were ever heard before.
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NEWS.

TWO AND HALF DAYS LATER

TWO AND A HALF DAYS LATER
The Greai Britain left Liverpool on The 9Th INST.
She had 100 passengers, aud a full cargo, her
freight list amounting to t3,5Oo.
There Is no men!ion of uhy successor TO Lord
Cathcart Governor Of Canada. IL is intimaled
he may be displaced by MIR. Charles Butler.
The rew Ministry go swnmiosly. as yet.
II IS supposed tina: no member of the new cabinet
will be opposed in his election 10 the Parliament,
except MIR. Macauey, in Edinburgh where his
support of the Maynooth Grant, and want Of sym
pahv with the Free Church. have made him ad.
versarics.
The quarters revenue shows an increase OF
E5, 5,599, in comparison with the correspond
ng Quarter of 1o45.
Knowing the reduction made al the last session,
in the sugar duties and other tariff, the Eaglish
funds continue hrm.
The council of The new Pope has been formed
in most satisfactory manner. Cardinal o. Ii. a
moderate liberal being made Secretary oil Slate,
Foreign affairs, or Prime Munster; aud Cardinal
Armati minister Of the Interior.
About 500 Arabs, stated ch ehy 10 belong to the
tribes concerned IN the bu;chery Of Sara Brahin.
attacked the French a, work Oh the road from Cha
gaut to the frontier, and being hemmed in by the
troops under Gen. Cavaignac, AID refusing 10 sur
render, they were all massacred, either directly
by the French, or by being driven into the sea.
THE CORN MARKET.
The Liverpool Tunes, I'd edition. says: Mar
ket principally in the o.. s. and Canada -four. al
though al somewhat lower prices. The demand
for this article was chiefly to mix with EaglIsh
h,ur. u. s. -four imported within The week end.
ing July 9Th, $3.50 barrels; Canada &c, 6 IA bis.
Wheat from The Uui,ed States, 7947 quarters -
Corn g. 76 quarters.
The prices have been, for prime western a ,ur
24s. Cd al6s Canada, 25s.a26.., for 1876 lbs.
| all sweet.
! The demand for cotton continues steady al io.-
mer rates. wife krm healthy market. There is
more demand for wheat and -four bot without any
amendment in prices. the market heiug overweight
ed with stocks, aud superabundauy supplied at
about the above quota liO.S.
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ions, and inform me if can in any other way serve
Your most devoted friend.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANA.
EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS.
OFFICE OF SUp'r OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
Monroe. Mich. .Juiy 90, 1916.


OFFICE OF SuP'r OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
Monroe, Mich. July 90, 1916.
Soon after his appointment to Office, the underslgn-
ed recommended the formation of Educational Socie-
ties in the several Counties and Towns of the State.
This was done as means of calling attention more
generally to the subject of popular education and Of
securing the cooperation of Editors, School Teach
ers, School Inspectors, Professional Gentlemen, and
citizens generally, in the Improvement of our Com
mon Schools, upon which, to great degree, depend
the prosperity of State, and the stability of our
Institutions. Educational Societies are already or
ganized in more than half the Counties in the State
and in some of them auxiliary societies have been
formed in every townshid.
Common School Celebrations have, in several cases
been held with the most satisfactory results. The
4th of July instant has, in few instances, been APP
propriately observed in holding such celebrations.
During the last fall and winter attended nineteen
Educational Meetings. In every instance where a
County Society had not been organized previous to
my visit, it done at the time. These Societies
have already proved means of great usefulness and
trust this good work will go forward until we'll
organized society is in efficient operation in every
COunly anu L own III lne OIdte. OlSIrlCt OOClelleS
even have instances been productive of great
good.
In answer to frequent solicitations, and in harmo-
ny with my own feelings propose to attend Educa-
tional Meetings in eighteen counties, as follows:
1--WE have not room to insert the entire list the
Meeting, for Washtenaw, will take place at Ann Ar
Dor, September 22d and 23d; for Monroe, at Mon
roe Nov. Sd and 4th for Wayne, at Detroit, Sept.
26th and 27th.)
Three meetings are proposed in each county, viz
In the afternoon and evening of the first day, and in
the morning of the second. This arrangement will
allow persons to up from the more distant parts
of the county the morning of the first day and
turn in the afternoon of the second, and have suci
cient time to attend all the meetings.
The Friends of Education, in each County, will
make such specific arrangements as they deem advi-
sable. 1t is hoped that speakers will be secured te
address the meetings, and that reports and resolu-
tons will be prepared that in case the supernten-
dent is unable to fulfil any of his engagements (ar
exigency which has not yet occured,)the meeting
may still be attended. He would in any event be
glad of such aid for alone he do nothing Ii the
people will take their own in hand and icorh
together, much good may be effected. The coop
Grafton of the LADIES is respectfully solicited.
Further appointments will be made whenever tht
duties of the office will allow.
IRA MAYHEM, Sup't Of Public Instrnctian
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The schooner Harmon ious Walker. Captain
Malcolm, arrived in New York on the 2lsu inst.
in twelve days from Havana, bringing flies of pa
pers. containing important intelligence. from The
city of Mexico to June 18th, from Vera Cruz TO
the 22d, and from Tampico to the I'd July.
The revolution in favor of Santa Ana has ex.
tended 10 all The cities from Acapulco to To MAJ
atlsn.-Formai declarations of Independence had
been received at Mexico, from both the Callforni-
as. The revoulionisis of ..asco having been al
tackled by Paredcs' army retired to Gauda laxara,
which they were fnrtiiylng' A division OF The
forces Intended for the defence of Monterey was
orGertd there.
The Congress fixed The sixth Of July for the close
Of ITS session. 1t had passed some impor;a nj acts
-Ou she l6.h of June Paredes was elected Pres
ldeni. receiving So out of 90 votes. Bravo was
elected vice President The former having oh.
rained permission TO to lead the army against The
Americans received his commission on the s.h
Of June, aud the Vanguard Of the forces under
Gen. Arevalo, left Mexico on the 10Th Tor Mont
Grey, aud Paroles would follow as 5000 as Bravo
arrived from Vera Cruz.
Gen. Bravo sci out for the api,ol on the 24lh
leaving Gen. DE SeIa In command San Juan. IL
The department Of Vera Cruz
Vera Ceuz itself has ,been almost evacuated.
he merchants retiring to Jalapa and Orizaba, la
king their property with them. An attack on the
Castle is said to have been planned bv Commo
dore Conner TO Commence on The 29lh of Julv
with the following vessels Cumberland, SO guns;
Rartan so; Potomac, so; John Adams, 10; do.
Somers, 10; Mississippi.s; Princeton. T.
These were at Vera Crnz when the CIyde left
and Capt. Summons saw six oher u. s. vessels
oe the harbor.
The 81. Mary,s opened her FIRE on Tampico
The 7th OF June. and was answered by two gun.
boats after an action of three hours the former
retired Alvarado. place south of Vera Cruz.
IS blocksded by U. S. brig, which had captured
atradlpg boat and some men. ~
~ sss
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-29

y eeaeened yet our heart yearns for him in view Of
the fearful end which will in all probability be the re-
silt Of his rashness. But we have deemed it our
duty guardians of the public welfare, to condemn
he act itsel6 in the most measured terms. And we
are sorry to see disposition manifested by some
10 excuse he perpetrator.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-29

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