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REAR Ella: You VIII please take notice iha' !, y
IL OH THURSDAY, the sd day OF Apr'i RS 81.
tween the hours Of 10 A. 81, and sunset Of tay,l,
day, st tho Office Of Nr Jsmes E Watson. on axe y
street IN the Town OF Petersburg, proceed
dcnos,tion of Joseph w. Hobbs, and on sAl !,
The 9ah Of the sane month"; at aoody's Iavefn
eounfy Of Chesterfield, between the hours alo"I -
shall proceed 10 lake the deposition ot mi, ~
cous.ns 10 be read az evidence in certain rlss
osndlng in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law ss ~,
rery for the Town OF Petersburg oa the Chaisst,nt,
,hrreof IN which plaintiff and you are ae,,o,,ef'
and If from any canss rhr taking OF salu u,rr,ort
should not 30 completed on the days above
thew will be continued from day TO day eunSss;ed
csptsdl until the sauna shall have been .cn ~
which times and places you san s!Sng 7, iMLf
proper SiArh1'
March 24-swSw
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To Farmers.
s00 BUSHELS RLAcK EYE PEAS

~na BUSHELS RLaCk EYE PEAS
.)UU so bushels White Field Reans
50 bushels Herds CLASS seeds
20 bushels Timothy Seeds
IS bushels Orchard Seeds
50 bushels Kentucky Blue Seeds
Iucerne, White Field Carrot
" hiie French Sugar Beet, MaDqrl Wuryc Pe-,
Rye. Buck Wheat, GaIavant Peas, and fu!! a,<,
ment of fresh aud genuine Garden Seed,
PI.OUGHS. with wrought or cast points, IL alr :
every description nov In use-some Of which have H..
lately introduced.
CASTINGS, for Davis, MccormlcS, Freedom p,
giles. Nourse & Mason, prouiy & Near, and Lnn,.c'
County Plonehs.
CORN SHELTERS. of various patterns, isnsus +.
price from ) and 10 10 GO dollars.
Harrows Cuitivatnrs, Wheat Fans, Straw Cnt,.,
Hoes, Spades. Shovel-, Manure Forks, Pruning kr,.,
and shears, Tran,plantins Trow-ls and oihr, too.
ct-sary 10 the Farm and Garden.
March 3l--c3t WM. PALNrp
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By The Lieutenant GOrernor Of Jdsin!c
A PROCLAMATION

(IyHEREAS vacancy hath occurred IN TIE Gra.,l
Assembly Of this State, by The gnalon 81 Jan.
IT, Piper Esq, the Senator elect for TIE dI.lnc an
posed OF the counties of Pulaski, Tsycwcl!, Wyb,
Griyson, Smyth and Carroll, the sheriff. II Tie =.
counties are therefore required 10 hold elections wa
their respective counties, the fourth THURSDAY .
April next. 10 I'LL the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor -
Ing in the absence Of the Gov.rnnr from he ri
fsrALl OF Government and under The lc,>f s,a.,ft
Commonwealth, al RcEmoad til, ttli'ira
OF March. in The year ls4G mo. +. WlLL!
March 3l-ctd
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March 24-ow2m p. 3. FRY, Cled

IN CERY-vIHcIsf.:-Paer Comfy, y v"
/ The Commonwealth OF Virginia, Complainant
against o.,.
Charles H. Fiinn, administrator Of John D. Rieha'd'
decreased, ueieh"a",.
Alta Cour, held Tor the county Of Page o. 'es
Court House. on Monday, the 2.d day Of e.,
raary Is46-sitting as a Court Of Chaneer!
day came the complainant by Francis H. Jmst
ESQ the Attorney for the Conmonweai h, and W..
brr bill against the defendant for the recovery q y
residuum nf the personal estate Of John ID. Ei'nA'
deceased In the hands Of the said adinnrtfalo'' u
ministered for the and benefit OF the Literary 's
being within the jurisdiction OF tins Court. ANA =
nearing hy satisfactory evidence thar there ~ no ~
entitled 10 take The rrsduum, under The laws ~ w..
commonwealth directing the distribution ol -.
tates, estates IL Is ordered, that publication T
for three months in rome newspaper pubhsht" :, 80.
,.at of Government of this STATE and IN some r.
paper published nj the scat Of Government
United states a. the law requires. The sad jona
Richards, deceased, WAS naive oil Tue Gum!
Frederick In this State, and died inlestate, n dl
known and believed, about ih- year 1870, soh i,
near Tuscaloosa, in tho State Of Alabama, lrAHu, II
sum OF eiyh, hundred and fifty dollars IN tn- n.,s
the said Charles n FINN, when aetns " ~
Sheriff for the county OF Page, and WI" mas -
lined a, the administrator II tile said john u hi'n
dect ased. ,,,. :.
And II is further ordered, tina. all persons ealH'
! interest In tic said undisposed-of re-duum :, - ~
bate.s of The decreased, do appear here on iDe at
OF tho next June term OF this Court, being W
Monday In tho month, and make themselves 80 =
TO the said bill; and if pertoG shall aecofolpsTs
pear, and show a sufficient title 10 hlmseii ~ .f,e
the Court will decree tho undisposed OF I-snann IL
| said TO the Commonwealth, for tho oenen' o. W.
rary Fund A Copy. Teste,. .rcv cI.a
| March ln-wSm WM. Z. LnoIN,
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The DEBT or MlcuIeAN.- From report OF
IN. Finance Committee OF the State Senate, it
annears that the recognised Indebtedness OF Mich
i isan will amount, on the frs, OF January mex,
10 SIS, o2a0s4 40 THERE'S besides continent
of 81 235 500 10 will be due and payable IN nI the
course OF the presen, year. 1.-THE sum Of S2,0oV,
900 is obtained for the railway, The State VIII DC
able 10 pay that amount without inconvenience
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IN CHANCERY--vIn A:-Nor,humberland cogl
~ Court, 9th February, lSit:
cambridge Cox, guardian 10 Lucy l. and rabnet'
d. NJ. Leland, Complainant
against
Peter P. Cox and Ann Maria his wife, who wa' A.
Maria Leland and III. children OF the said Ptie T. ~
ana Ann Maria his wife, and Lucy X. and Fatt.oe
r. ~ Leland Defendant.
This day came the complainant by his counsel 81
il appearing 10 The satisfaction OF the Court u Il ne I.
fendanis Peter +. Cox and Ann Maria his vile q
children are not inhabitants Of tins Commonwealth
the motion OF the complainant by bis counsel. u l.
defed thai the said defendants appear here on the
cnnd Monday Ia May next, and answer The conpla.
AMI i b and that copy Of this order he forlhw iIh
serted in the Richmond Enquirer for TWO months su q
siveiy and also posted the front door OF The Coz
House of this county. Copy. Teste,
FEET. aO-cw2m. AZ. d. CRALLE, c {
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Extract ,efcrred 10
4 TsfIaN nE TIL

"LEGATiUN OF TIE NNITED STATES, !.
"CoSsTAsIi~orIE.
"D-ar Sir: Your Horse Shnhrrn, In ..
IN. hest Arabian race and IL the finest Horse in this
CIV Ills Majesty The Sultan, has not hi equal IN hi
numerous stud. II. IS tho subject Of general admra
lion on the pnrl Of the Turks whenever he IL taken
ont deem myself exceedingly fortunate In having
attained him, &c, sc. Very truly yours &r
March 3-ci9Is,aIay ssDABNEY :. CARR"
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The New York Tribune OF Thursday says
First class short paper in Wall 81. is passed al
per cent; long al :. Second class. for bob
long and short, 10 TO Is per cent. Loans on So
lid stocks are easily made al per cent and on
fancies al per cent. large margin. Money IS
easy where capitalists have confidence.
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POETRY.
A TRENODY

A TREN DY
On ths aDproo ching Devise Of Old Mother Corn Lac.
By THOMAS MOORE.
l see. / sect is coming fast,
Our dear old Corn Laws doom is cast!
That ancient lady, oil high degree,
Is as near her end as she we'll can be;
And much will all vulgar eaters of bread
Rejoice, when they see her farlysdead:
For never, from ancient Medea. down
To the late Mrs. Brownrigg, OF bad renown,
Has any old dame been known, they aver,
Who could starye and carve poor folks like her.
But, dear old damsel, they wrong her sadly,
Twas all by law she behaved so badly;
And God forbid whateer the event.
That free-born Brtons should e'er repent
Wrongs done by Act of Parliament.
But is it, indeed, then come TO this,
After all our course OF high-bread blissi
Poor, dear old Corn Law! prop of Peers,
And glory ofSeuires, through countless years.
MusI all thy structure OF Pounds and Pence,
Like another Babylon, vanish hence?
Must towering Prices, and Rents sublime,
Tins ropple. like turrets touched by time
And all, for what? that each shirtless oat
MAY bolt for breakfast larger loai!
For this one vulgar purpose alone,
is all this neleeant mischief done.
For this poor Knalchbull-nard privaton-
Must lower peg his "social station y
For this, even lords distressing thonshp
Will soon 10 short commons all be brought;
Will fall with their wheat 50 much per quarter,
And gel TO look blue as Buckys garter.
And stars will grow pale as prices fail,
And fees in tail will be cut of for sale,
And all will sink by sliding scale
As"slips Ger its slime the sleek slug-snail,"t
Nor leave one Corn Lord high and hale,
Though they flourish now, to tell The tale
This lady, as Is well known, was in the agrcultufs
line See for an account OF her farming operations
Ovid, Metamorph |, vii. Y. a27. Her skill IN "carS
ippn Is thus briefly described by The same Poet:
C s,rie,o .Medea reeiud,t
Ense senis jIgaian."
line borrowed with bat lttie alteration, from one
,f the Lake Poets, the original being as iolio"S'
"slow Gliding DER It's slime the slippery sleek slug
| asiI
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT kAI.QRAMa STAIlNTlN


AIRS. SIlEFFEY having given mp the Seminary,
lVl which she formerly conducted at the above place.
desires receive few young ladies mot exceeding
twelve) into her family boarding pupils. IL her OBJ
ject To establish this School on such plan as SHALL
unite the advantages of home with the advantages OF
School, Of eircting this, she declines re-
ceiving day pupils, and limits her number asnbov-
Recognising our accountability 10 Higher Power LOT
all the gifts ntsted 10 US, she would make this princ-
pe the foundation OF her system Of rducation and thus
endeayor 10 avoid the Of cIivaing one panitu-
lar endowment at the expense Of another While,
therefore IL is her intention To her best efforts Tor
The intellectual advancement Of her pupils, she would
bestow no less care upon their principles and habits
The course of study will embrace all those English
branches usually taught in the hest schools in the
Stae-the French Language and Music. Especial atten
ton will be paid 10 English Composition. And as II ~
of great Importance that the habit Of reading a. well
rs taste for IT, should early lie acquired. Of
historical reading will be pursued and works of amuse
menI. bn'h poetical and prose- will he frequently intro
duced into the family circle. The second session WI!
commence the first Monday in May and end the last
day Of September.
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Richmond Medical College.


THE Summer COURSE of Lectures in this Institution
L will commence ON MONDAY, the 9th day oil April,
and terminate on the last of July.
X. h. Bohannan NJ. D., Professory OF Midwifery ana
the Diseases of Women and Children.
J. Cullen, b. D., Professor of the Theory and Practice
Of Medicine.
L. w. Chamberlayne, M. D., Professor OF Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
A. l.. Warner, ~ D., Professor of Surgery.
s. Maupin, NJ. ID Professor Of Chemistry.
J. Wyman, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and phy-
sioogy.
Each Professor will deliver three Lectures week
through the Course. Clinical Lectures GU Medicine ana
Surgery will also be delivered twice week at the Col
lege lnfrnary and Aims House. During the course,
the Student Will thus have ample opportunities of study
ing by The bed side the diseases peculiar TO our climate
aud Of witnessing almost endless variety oil sufe
cal operations and is by such opportunities ons and
they properly applied that minute and practical KNOW
ledge of disease be obtained. Iheoreuca
Physicians and Surgeons may be made by reading ana
lectnres-practical by such means alone, never
The fee for the entire course, including Clinical Lee
tures, will be $50.
Good Bolrd, including every thing, may be had for
from 81 so 10 50 per week.
March 27-if A. l.. WARNER, Dean.
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Parents and Guardians are referred 10 The following
gentlemen:
Rev Jos. D. Tyler Principal Of the Deaf and Dumb
Institution Benjamin Crawford, Esq, JAS Addison
Cochran, Esq, Hon. q. G. Baldwin, and font
Lucas r. Thompson, Sanntoni Gen. ). II. Lewis, Por.
Republic Rockingham county; Hon. Daniel Smith, Hdr-
risonburg; Hon. John Tayoe L0max, Frtdsr'cksonrS.
have expressed themselves, with regard to her school,
SIRE. Shelley presInes that either of them would un
bcsltatingly give her. il desired, expression OF his
opipon in the form Of "a testimonial bnt as Judge
Smith aud General Lewis have had better opportunity
of Judging of it, character than any one oil the others
she deems their testimony SUFFICIENT Tor The present oc
casOn.
'sHaying had Two daughters educated at kaorama,
and third now there, can, with the greatest conil-
dence speak OF the merits OF this School The literary
department of this Is my Judgment quite equal 10 that
of any other School or Institution for the education or
Young ladies that have ever known, hut II Is IN That
department in which many institutions oil the KIND are
so Detective that consider the peculiar excellence OF
this consist for here tbs stricest attention land IN
the kindcst possible manner Is paid 10 the manners,
habits health comfort, and 10 the religious instruction
of the pupils. In short whilst believe there are few
so Ds qualified for the duties they have assumed, there
can be none no will faithfully and console
y discharge them than Mrs shefey aud he dallgtsrs
Lewiston March 18th, 1886. 5. II. LEWIS"
'Iaving seen the above certificate of General :. H.
Lewis, in recommendation of the achool al Kalorama,
by Mrs. Srffry and her daughters take great plea
sure in saving that III the above statement ~
every particular. From my long acquaintance with
those ladies' and my knowledge of the School under
It's former organization, thasing had two daughters sdn
cuted there can, with the utmost confidence, recon-
mend any institution conducted by them 10 Tie patron
me- Of the public DANL. SMITH"
Hartisonburg, Va, March "a. ls46-cn
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IN HANCERY-r,RsiSIA:- AT Rules held 10 ~
lClrrk', Office of tho Circuit Superior Court .: lat
and Chnacery for King William County, al the Coce
House, On Monday, the 2d day Of February, 1876:
Ann King and 0thoIr, Pia!nliEs;
against
Mocdv Blood and olympia his wife, and WASH,
ton z. Mian and Mary his wife, Defrndau.
The defendants above named not having enr't.
their appearance aud given security according 10 i,
Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and a..
praing by satisfactory evidence that they not MA
bii,n- this Commonwealth, IL is ordered. that sh'
said defer d,ns do appear here the first day u n,
next tenn and the amended bi of the plants
and thar ! copy this order be- forthwith inserted n
some n-ws,pe, published In the City Of Richmond, Al.
continued for two months successfully, ana anottr'
copy posted ii tho font door Uf the Count House II l
county A Copy Tettr,
Feb. l7-.cw2m J. O. POLLARD, ID. &.
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J. P. vAusaAN, Secretary.
an,,o;ntn,ent bv The Gorsrnor.

Richard Barnett, OF Yicksburg, Mississippi, as
commissioner to take depositions, &c, Tor the
State of Virginia.
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, VA.
- IQlf
-, - r,Tv AUTHORITIES
saturday Morning, April 4, 1916.

n rcT1oN OF CITY AUTHORITIES.
.rhs fr.eho,ders elected on the Isl INST, III 'ne
.svsr,, Wards oflhe city, assembled on THURSDAY,
a, The City uall, in pursuance Of me oHa.'e'
nroceeded 10 The election Of a Mayor heeo''.''
and Aldermen. .;o,s,v
WILLIAM LAMBERT, ESQ., was u""'''''0
reelected Mayor. no.ordsr and
Samuel T. Pulliam was elee'eu ne'0'
John L. Tate senior Alderman. r.
simon Cullen, Li,tleberry Darlington, ih'iaI'
Cowles, and Richard NJ. Crump we're eiec'eu a.
dermen for Jefferson Ward. :. Co.
James Evans George Fisher, Jonn ~, M. S"f a.
nard Jr.. and William Allison, Aoe'nen ~
Madison Ward. - r w;noGeld
Aldermen for Monroe Ward. 10 cor,c;
The remaining fifteen consli,nte Wv, ne. 0J nnre
of The CITY. viz Richard O. HasHins .ona w K;n'
Bacon Tate JOS Nj Carring s1 s. .mu
naird, Gusravus A. Myers L, F" YohnS casEie
Toe MAJ lanes NJ. Wickham, w. uoau'n'
lac r Heath and Bartholomew Slade.
Gns,ayns a Myers, Esq was re-sieclea rles'
;asn, 70 ,hs council; and VIM. z. Sheppard,
Clerk or,he Council and chamberlain u '"e
On motion of Mr.. Wickham, the ioho"'hs
Resoln,;on was adopted by The Council.
Resolped, That COMMITTEE DC a r. no,e for
examine and repor, upon the state OF ne VOC J ~.
and ngninu Light, al the elections wh'ch naH1
inc, ,aken place. And in case the yo,e snoa.u
h. found in favor OF Light, 10 report wna' nae"
sures should be adopted for carrying ln'o e..
tho wishes ofthe citizens. The said Comnn''ee
10 report as early as can be conveniently u ,".
And a Committee was appreciated o. hess'S'
Wickham, Caskie, and TAFT.
MELANCHOLY AccipgSr.-on The morning u
,he o5,h Of March, Mr. Tarlton b. WOOD
son and three negro men, in attempting 10 cross
James River, al the mouth OF Rocsiish' IN saa''
ba,teau were all drowned. Several persons VII
messed The awful event. bul none could rescue
Them. Search was Immediately made ior me
bodies OF The deceased, but none could be louh''
e,cep, ,ha, of Mr.. Woodson, which was dlscov-
cred. alter having been under water aoou' an
honr some distance below where be was la, iasl
seen. Every exerlion was made 10 restore ne i
bn, wi,hou, effect His spirit had ned 10 lie goo
wbo gave il. Mr. w. was man OF me hignes'
sense Of honor, and beloved by all who knew nun
Re has left an afieclionate wife ana emu, -,
eelher with many friends and relations 10 mou'"
his un,imely end.
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TN Y--ViRniSiA :--Orange County Cow.
l February %, .sii
Charles WrLb, Lucy +. Graves nnd sarah =
Crayrs Plaintiff.
against
William g. Moore, sr, Administrator of william Z.
Webb, decrHSrd, John v Webb, tSon Of An n.5
Webb) Ann T. Graves, William =. Graves, Pane
Graves. Oliver VI Perry Trrrill, John " Webb 'Ch
John v Webb Wyatt crit,onden Webb, Mitchel
Roswell Webb Garland Webb, James haisun ~
Lucy Woodward his wife, Jane ViveOn sttoyer, rra 90
Webb, r. krrioOt and HARRIET his wife Jane aiti
Wyatt SandfId, Augustus G. Sanford, John sander
Reuben SANFORD, Granville SANFORD. WilloneAhs
Scott, William G. Hedges. Thacker Hedges. - V"'.'
and sarah Moriah hs wife, frances stone, HenIleth
Branlam. Horace Rranh,m, CathGrnc Branham, HEM
a. Branlam, Wills w. Hedges, Jonas y. N-nclrr afi
Morah his wife. and Will I'M w. Branham, peitnfat''
The q, PENDANTS, John V. Webb, tson of Augu.ntr
Webb John V. Webb tHon Of JOnn v. Webb NNst
,'ttcnd-p Webb, Mtchnm Roswell Webb. GsiAi !
Webb James y. Matson aud Lucy Woodward hi- VIZ,
Jane Vivron siroyer Frances Webb, Jan, s"'r
Wyatt Sapdlord John Sanford Reuben Sanf'"'a
Granville sanford, Wiouehby :. Scott, William 7
HEDGES 1acker Hedges, - Victor and Sarah Morn
his wife, Frances Stone, Henrietta Brrnlam, Hon
Brinham, raharBe Branhan, Henry Braisaint " x
lis W. Hedges, Jonas y. Menefce and Moriah hi- w,
and William w. Rr1nham. not having entered Their.
pearance and given secnrits according Ia the AZ 81 a.
sembly and the Rule. of this Court and IL pcanns 2
satiafact0ry evidence that they not inhahtan' "
this Commonwealth on motion Of the plsnlins W
counsel II IL ordered that the said dcfr ndnnts do apF
here on the fourth Monday in May next, and answ'fF
bill IL the paintiiIs and thai copy of this orde'
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published N :
Coin,nnnw ea,th for two months successfully, and "
nnoher copy thereof he posted at the front door Of "
Court House uf this county.
,,, "a c,o,n p q Fry Clerl
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eyes the noble and celebrated motto, "Ask nothing
that is not clearly right, and submit 10 noIhins
tina, is wrong" and he will win for himself una
ding laurels and secure niche by The side o. MS
most illuslrious predecessors.
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R6r1oeeroetu asatAettree~

subec, calmly ike bro,hersi We a a,ss5 ispues
US agree 10 disagree, and not bring our T. hem
before The public, who take no interest = 49,
whatever. 49,, dos;red bv its
Should this piece have III, The e being rs The
au'aoi' nc VIII DC ii'o'' "arf PACIFiCATOR.
King William, March Both, 1876.
rive cordially concur with "Paciliea,of 10 Nc
concluding sentences Of his article The pubic :,
we learn arc tired Of these continual personal
vrangIines which are 50 we'll calculated to 90
harm 10 The Republican cause We leel callea
unon u Stale ,ba, We shall be compelled 10 close
our columns 10 the useless controversy
[EnlMlrer.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
LAVE EnNM TILE ARnY.

The steamship McKm arrived at New
Orleans on tie 9Th. The news (Which
We give below isnot Of much Importance
Our forces are taking town after town
without the slightest opposition.
From The (Matamoras) American Flag, 29lh
!. The town for several days has been rife
with rumors Of the taking Of Monterey
| by party Of men from San Antonio. -
We placed no confidence Whatever in the
report, from the first, and to satisfy those
who had any doubts on the subject, we
called on the officer in command here, and
he stated that be believed il to be an idle
rumor. At Camargo we understand the
same reports were in circulation. and as
little credit given them. 1t was stated
thar Col Harvey, with the troops az Bexnr,
had crossed The Rio Grande at Laredo,
and thus proceeded to the place in qucs-
ton, without advising the commander Of
the movement; bat dispatches have been
received from hun within few days, DAT
ed at san Antonio; so lhat knocks the af
fair out Of the pale Of probability. Now
| If there is any account Of the affair that
looks probable, 1t is the Moxican1 They
say that letters from Monterey assert that
body Of Americans, who came down by
the way Of New MeSic9, were joined
near the Preside by number Of Texan
auentprer0s, and the combined force had
entered The town without any opposition.
II is believed to be tue by The natives,
and we honless that many filings would
surprise us more than The last mentioned
movement, Two weeks ago letter was
received here from Moncoya, stating that
q body Of Americans was advancing up
on that place, but it received no credit.
whntever from the Americans.
The ADVANCE, We learn by the last
steamboat from Camargo, that all the re-
guIors had departed for the interior, with
the exception Of one regiment, General
Taylor was still at Camargo, but it was
supposed thathe would leave ia few days.
Gen. Twiggs had reached Camargo,
with about 2506 men from this place, aud
we understand be started of Immediately
for Monterey.
Gen Worth, if he continued his march,
must be close on to Monterey about this
time. lie will probably have the honor
of marching the first troops into that place,
unless the adventures" have got there
ahead OF him, which would not create much
surprise in the minds OF some.