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From The Charleston Mercury.
DEEP PIOCGlllNG As A MEANS OF MOD
flying THE EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON
INDIAN CORN, Sc

Mr. Editor i have rad with interest the commu
ncoon If The President of the State Agricultural Suci
ety. In your paper al ME ih hSt aud there is ane ul
his recommendations which ahpve all the others lhn
deserves particular consideration. Cominp from ao IN
lglened un agrcuntalis'-tlc communication IN all
It's pals, VI" nu doubt commend The respectful attention
OF ON planters and hrmcfs never heess lave thuu,hI
not aulss to adopt HIS method Of directing special al
iention To one 81 The naHs recommended, as am fully
OF the opinion that Great maJauly Of On, planters and
farmers puoeh jhtr lands eaiiety loo hafilr, and |
have no doubt hal The crops of nth Carolina might
have been made last season. one third more. II The svs
tenn Of deep plougbmg had ben praelscd through,
ont the State We have heard nged TREND Of ours
man Of close observation aud an excellent pantt say
that ifum his boy hood Up ho las uaticcd al SERIES ol
wet years umaos with settes uf dry years aud from
this experience Ne are 10 expect that excessive drought
Lot several years nj least COME will be the ufrnt oh
stace with which our planters have 10 contend Those
ihcH who rcrseycre IN the shallow ~ stem Of culture
must expect To experience the evils necessarily follow mo
shurt provision crop How Important il is n adap any
means thai viii avert such dscunauinn state uf lhlnus,
All the means recommended by tie President ol The
State Agricultural Society are important but deer
ptouRhe Is above the resi- hano the mrs certain and
available. Jelhro Tull. Of England was the father Of
The system Of deep plogbng and tlo~,teh puyer2lton
ri the soil, which he advocated early MS 1881 hn,
the late Df Cooper, NJ Columbia, whose capaciuus nind
seemed to have mastered almost every department III
science, was The first believe who bv has rriings
uigeu '"e Itauee" on NE system upon the pRuetS and
farmers ri south Carolina The views GA This subject
contained IN his article in The first nun Der Of the south
ern Review, published in SS are So clear and cnnv in.
clng that We are tempted 10 tmnscrihe them here: "I
Is long, says he, 'bciore The eps of good sse and
suund philosophy are brought into common practice We
thick II may be said, that accurate pnlteri2ahfn and
deep plooghng are, as yet. very uncommon IN our
Southern States generally, and in South Carolina IN par
iicular; although the hot aud dry summers al south
ern climate seen peculiarly and loudly 10 call for In.
practice Suppose field ploughed 4, s and Il inch,,
deep,
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iarnsrt or rebraaff the earlier he better, tso
hp.e hngh can bfrak ioagh bal lhe plan Which am
pursuing Al nfeseui tins; side siiafe. drawn oy s'
horse Is made 10 rnu a deep inffoW buii uH2nr hfh
l.IIaas Immediately afef deepening tie samf t5for.
81 That The land Is luusened l2 II uttes below The
surface.
II you lbak. Mr.. Fiiior. that the eiypt ofhe ahafe
hastily written ines place 10 lhe Mercury, VII be Z"
any SERVER directing MORE pafiienlit attention 10 deep
ar sa5suil plonshiug yau are wulccne make usa OF
them MADISON.
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3Jortfcal.
AFTERNOON IN RgsRuaRY.

BYH. w. LoKefELLow.
The das is ending,
The night is descending,
The marsh is frozen.
The river is dead.
Through clouds like ashes,
The red sun flashes
On village Windows
That giiasmeI red.
The snoEs reeommenccs
The buried fences
Maxi no louger
The road DER the plain;
whilo through the meadows,
Like fearful shadows,
Slowlypasscs
A fuueial train,
Theb II speeding,
And ever, feeling
Within responds
To the dismal knsll
Shadows arc trailing,
NJ, heart Is bewailins
And ioiling within
Like funeral bell.
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HnGRnns. CLOTHING.

and 6IfuIlED CLOTHS, al Is I'd =
~ 81, s., and Is per ward.
Heavy 1nrn Jeans, Al - cents per yard,
Gleur,ek Jeans and other heavy gods al Is. 10
> cehts
Cassinelts, Kerseys. Kentucky Jeans, Tweed
Cloths and Cassimefes.
Tennessee Plains &c. remarkable cheap.
Plan and PLAID lnseys, At 81 Isl Is. 3D. ana
=. b.
Biaaleis. At IS, 3s. o. Is Cd Gs and :. 3D.
Caa1n 0zuabaf4s aud shlfliog GotJns, reinafk>
ally low,
Sui Ledier Siofs aai jiaf,. very cheap.
T4rucrz. Planters ao1 others, bna 10 my ne
sfcs' C5thiut nuHsaitY lY are fet2e' llell invite
sall aid eaauae my al9sk before purchasing.
t. J. BURTON.
k,v3 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23

Tom Paine. Tic hfdei VIM b. Reed. Esq re-
Gently delivered an eloquent lerturo Ueurc The MGR.
caollle Library Association Of Philadelphia, upon the
Life aud lmrs" Of iorn PANE the Iufdol, OF " hch
the Irqnrcr nIv5s the following interesting sketch
"'lhomas Paine was cllizan al The world and of
conts" alien 10 every Part Of it, Bonn IN 6 cat Britain
he VS. an exile and an outlaw. Nainrali2rd in Amer
lea. he renowned her moderate re1ubcauisn Tor the
eNaggeraons Of French democracy, a citizen Of
France, he became crt Gie0 inmate Il the tohcier
gerie; and was glad hpt grateful, To escape Nth htad
upon his shoulders. Buried IN an American village
the grave was violated, and The bones ui the restless
cusmupaiie were eNhnmed and carried abroad, in s1-
lemn norkery u tie niles Of hay mnn OF old. An
Reed Proceeded, without derlgalinl From the actual val,
Tie Of Panes services during the reyulutlun, to define
and mar lh, worth and 10 correct the notion which
IN lie he wos 50 anxious IL cultivate. HAT he by
common consent rcaardod as great arne'ac'ur IN
UfIica. Itomas paine HE child If humble Dlaneh
reputable parents. was horn al lhelloId IN The county
Of Norfolk, ENGLAND. in l137. Ills father was mem
her of The Society If Friends and his mother WAS an
Eplsropalian. According 10 his story. Paine was
an lnhdcl IN the nursery. Mr. Reed alluded 10 the
statement Of the deceased, given Ia lis Ane Of Rea
son., and commented upon II In itnly beaui nj srain
The old man ofsixty. he said (for such ne was when
these sad words Were Wrrich) travelling back IN me
moy 10 the hours oi inpucy and persuaduq himself at
the age Of seven years thai he MAS ming lnfdr
The boy standing upon the garden Steps with the now
ers snd singing birds around him: with the sound Of
a""pf PSt's III MS cars, seriously 'heeHqg ON
'9n9o'S =" o'oafhe"S' Ana my Year. al'rr""as The
chdless, fiendlrss man. who never knew the s,frnnr
Influence Of domestic relations. amid of blood and
carnage At when even ms heait bold as "aF would
"f We "f"ie MS aye oil heaS"n IN TIE "ils III
.he n'eh" ' i'f"r-ooasullN recorded his pe'Seyer>
my 9'dora,e sfepclsm oil all m Gods written word
"'''n ''uo mol ut compassed 'lhtr ey ms childish
~ his malnred intelligence
y" ,he TAU o. kohespertf when the prisons were open
."' 'al'", WIN lew oh'r sniVtH'IS, won ont with
uSU'ss ~ md ana disease ct hgdy, was SCI nj liberty.
900" a'''' ne luo1shfd ne second pan ct his A2e Of
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n iRN ELS in Mexico, illustrated, by A. NJ Gil
liam.
Ramb'es by land and water. by Norman
NoieN from over the Sea by Rev j. Mitchell.
Library of the Prose and Poetry OF Europe and America,
Mirror Library, edued, by Aurri, X y Ills,
Complete works nl \. 2. Atliils
Modern BRUSH Essays by Carlyle.
Geraldine aud other poems, by NJ. f. upper,
The Book OF lleans,
The Roman Church, &c. by c. Ed. Lester,
lateror Life, by Urhan.
Chronicles ofthe Cid. by Ro. Soulhey,
Holmes Life Of Mozart.
IrpPings IN Author Land. by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany. by Gllfan.
Nhewell's Elements Of Morality,
The Suffering Of Christ
The Artist, Merchant and Statesman, by c. f. Lester
Laeal Rights Of Women,
linton "t the Holy SPIRIT and the Church, by Jenkyn.
he extent OF the AlOnemeni, - Z"
Arnulds Rugby School Sermons
lie Je>uils by Alichclet < Quinet
a Treatise on Healthy Skin, by Erasmus Wilson,
sermon on the Mount spendidIy Illuminated,
he last OF The Ahtees by T.. Maturn.
Ase"nis' by Alex, Dumas,
The three Gnarasmen.
Love anG MesmerIsn, by Horace Smith.
just received and for sale bv
Jan Is 49,
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E'0gg gz.ETAV HOUSE.

TT THE SUBSCRIBER having been fr
Hag.s.'s number ot years engaaed in
Ssgsisgs TAVERN KEEPING.
T.. e ssss.a,gs in Buckingham county. has taken the a.
boye named louise. IN i.ynchb0rr, suard in the luwer
end Of Alan Street. aud takes tins method Of informing
his friends and The public gcneGY thai by strict atten
ton 10 business hopes 10 merit portion al public PATTON,
ave. Suffice II To say, that pains viii be spared 10
give general satisfaction lie would like Ia take rsa
s9nl5le number Boarders hy The week month or year
JAMES p. PA1sTFSON.
March wiy
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JSE0cA al sgc5ccIry

Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Silver Ware. Military
bUlis, britannia Ware, Plated taslar5 aud Candle
STICKS, aai aef'at variety ol articles tedious T.
enunfrafe, at rng redueed prices Tor cAsH, shol.
credit TO pnncfual customers.
My dend, and the community generally. invited
To call before purchasing as | am Determined Ia closes
without delay, and will arr perhaps greater nduccment
purchasers han have before been offered this
market.
Those indebted 10 the Will please call and
settle 1heir accounts AS sprcdy MS possible.
% Chicks Watches aud all kinds Of repairing ex-
eeue1 punclually and at moderate prices
Nov II Il
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,sys.Fp Of % ,Ggfge.P.

HeY vitne ia decree Of the county coun Of Bedford
D IN The case Of lluri & Co rs Golfers adai'fs, |
stall, at Liberty Bedford court horse. Monday, the
23j March, 1876, (beug eouft day. sell 10 h. hest bid
der. al public auctton, credit al twelve months.
NEGRO NAN SLAVE yATG-yoaag, likely
and Of good reputation.
JOHN ANIMATION, Com'r.
Ml-ch Nt23M
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K.faFl Eehfs A.IKE.

: AGAIN offer far sale INV FARM IA Nelson county
Z near lhe euurlI5nse. containing
are Acres.
Tbis farm Is very valuable. well llmaered. in very
healthy nfiahb5road and within Ten miles o The James
River Canal. The terms viii be literal. Apply IL
The subscriber IN yarlbatg, Spalswapd Garland aud
Robert Whitehead Al Nelson eOuflhonse.
j. GARLAND.
Sept. - Is
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SiT&issifs:

Sir2imia:
T rHe holden ipphc Clerks Ogice of tie Circuit SUI
a ptnni Cum OF Law and CAaacer,. for The town VI
i.ysehbuIg, thc 2ni day March, 1876
John RID. PaNu' a lanes \. rlIu,r. late aurtincr
and partnels trading under lie style OF Payne Tue,
plaintiffs,
GgH'ad
Lin Dupny an1 Celine his wife, aud Samuel Garland
and Cha,lcs Il. snugli'er Defendants.
~ GuASCERY.
The dcfsulaai~ Ianaas pupuy AID Cene his wi'c, not
having entered their appearance and given seeurih aree
h@ To inc Act d Assembly AID The Rules at this Ceu ard
it appearing hy satisfactory evidence. int they are rot u-
habans 81 tbs country: Il is ord red hat tie said dei
dluts do appe1r irre M frs daY of Tie term AMI
line bill oil Tire plaintiffs and that copy OF tins ofier
be forthwith inserted in paper printed mthc tow
ct l,uchhnrg lr two months successfully, aud .oseda
Tie iont door Of the couu holsc in said town
\ Cofy-Te~te
d. ROBES C'k.
MacA . WIN
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.vEGHOEN U.s.y.YFFs-

NlNil To purchase. Tor cash, wood Femae Cook
a Washer and ironer. Also two or ihree young
Men and Boys, to work my estate il Amherst, near
i'Vnefhnrg. | want such as can come well recommen
dfd as soher and honest; Tor such Nerrhrs fair cash
ph,e WIZ be paid. Persons who have good Negroes
ana d" not wish them sold traders are assured thar
want them cor my own use aud they will not be sold
again unless for bad conduct
RlCH'D. 6. MORRiSS.
March Ito oai2t
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very lnpartn facts respecting the Mtuul3ctrea Gl8,
10 lie utcd salees, aud thu Effects. hal lmfuf~
lsui branch ul Industry. al The Iarlf # lsi2
lie " hole MURDER 81 Manulacintlts ct Finn Glass
thr Country Is -. HE materials consumed IL tHcrr
establishments Stated as follows:
200, coo bush. Amercsn e0,l0o lbs. ofBmax.
Buunlnous Coal. 3GlG, Ito - If Missouri
50 0GD - u ifm. - l4ead
5,CoO TINS Of Anibra 2e75,uoe Pearl Ash,
elc Gal. - O9D Saifpe;te
Geo eoids y odd, ,70n tens straw,
. 500 ibis Rasin i75 puU Sarte,
3555 tops Il Sick or 10000 Hops
hne Sand. ! 10j.0eo Baatds
$50 i" FIte Clay g. oo lbs Masnnesr,
90 " Of Iron, - 600 las Arsenic
100000 worth Brass Iniannia aud Tin NaIr.
Tie coal Of these articles 10 the manufacturers is not
l,ss ban 100000 10 procure them fcqnifes HE EN-
poymcut o. Il very large number oi mfn, VITO consume
pay III a quantity OF produce. thus directly ben
chuug that portion nf cur population dcyofed IN Farms
no lie Cal IS chiefly uDained in P,rnsy Igaaia,
The other articles princlf9lly iron Ntsfnla and the
Nest Tie shipping fequifet Ia convey tlcse maler'
ais 10 The manufactures Is estimated 10 eqpal the
constant cnrluymeHt Of 1913 tons. u tins must be al
pd nearly mucl, for conveying The manufactured
articles n the ppiGl> ol eousamp i9nnaho2 IN all TO-,
QUO luus ol cuast Hise, ake liver and canal l1nnagc
fmppyed IN this comparatively small branch d Home
Industry.
Inc tendency Of the IafG to redare the Prices Of
ptolpcied articles IL clearly shown by The statistics ur
tbs branch ei American Mauniaeiups. In ls52 HE
number al Naanlaetore- in The Gned Sra - Was II ,
bui as the durs on ufegn Glass were gfadually taken
n. The fires went out 81 thai IN ls12 The uunhcr
reduced 3, aud even that small number shon Of
work The ntn thus thrown on Of employment were
urret into other occupations IN order 10 o1a meagrr
support. The tafld ii 1872 gave llfr 10 this as
Wei 10 other bfauches oi hu-Hess and hr tine
past The Yatious manufactures have been IN vigorous op
etaiiun. lpek now 81 the tduV ug table showinI the
prices ul yarius articles OF Glass boare and since
The adoption oflhe present 1arh.-Ibe Articles select
ed Tor comparison are thuse which have not varied IN
Turn " character IN consequence o any change 81 fash
un. They stan lard articles, the prices Of which
unaffected by The eapneiousne>- o thu popular taste
he prices n The establishment Of Mtssrs. ". 4 4 q.
Sweeney At Wheeling at the periods alluded 10 are thus
stated:
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fH1ilE Subscribers under the firm Of George Wait s
4 Co. engagel in manufacturing. Ia the city 81
Richmond. va. thai highly imprefed Plough invented
and patented few years since by George Naa, aud
Introduced the Virginia public in editorial article
Of the Southern Planter Tor June 1872, styled BY way
u description
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J-EzU WILLIAMS

EtURYlYING partner Of Williams $ Victor in or
> der clo5e the business IT the concern seedil,
as possible Oilers lor sale ar4e and well assorted
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The defendant benjamin D. Harris not ha wing his
appearance aud given security ordng the Assem-
NY and the rules OF this roI and It appearing by satsla-
tory evidence That he is not inahitan of this Comnon
wealth: On The mAtipao The plaintiff, by his counsel, it IA
thu The said defendant do appear here at rules to
be hrldiu the sail clerks office, The first Monday in
May next AMI answer The plaintiffs bill, and that copy
Of this order be forthwith ms fted in he l.,ncburg yiren-
an new paper published ia the town Of ,neh6urg Tor
Two mont AID anofr thereof posted at
thehont der ol t'e Courthouse Of this county, ON some
court day. A topv-reatc,
ROBERT C.CUfLER, Clk.
haith Z WIN
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AIHhlNlA:-At rules tel in the Clefksf
'1ieait superior Court of Law mud Chanccry o, Tn,
onniy o. Nelson, in the month ofFebruary, 1916
Ciienry bushnell Plaintiff
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John rroean and i1lbeld his wife jess, F. Ndam, and
AVA Iiott, DtIeHlants,
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Jan Is
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feniamn D. Harris. administrator of lanes Montcome.
~, decd; John L. Ilarrs and Sterling Claiborne,
Defendants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
PUBLIC MEETING

AT public meeting held al the Court house
IN Tyler county on the 18th of July, 1916 for
the purpose OF taking into consideration the
Proprieiy of appointing Delegates to represent
this county in convention proposed to be
held Slauuton next month, Eli Wells, Esq.
was called TO the chair, aud w. J, Boremsn
appointed Secretary.
w. J. Foreman having explained the object
OF the meeting:
On motion Of John q. Lacy, Esq, the fol-
lowing persons, to wit, w. J. Boremsn, r.
w. lauck aud Josiah Rogers were appointed
a committee TO prepare resolutions suitable
for the occasion.
Which committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions, 20 wit:
Whereas, il is now we'll known that the
Tree white population OF the State is greater
west than east of the Blue Ridge; and where.
a. that portion Of the Site lying esst Of the
Blue Ridge with minority of tho free white
population, has a decided majority in both
branches Of our Neutrality-suspicious. and whereas
convention Of Delegates is proposed to BE- held
at Stanton OF the 18th OF NEXT month from
all the counties west OF tho Blue Ridge Tor the
purpose Of adopting some sticienf means for
procuring from the next Legislature the pas.
ssge ofun act calling Tor convention 10 a.
mend the constitution Of the State; therefore,
b. IL &asjf..
lsL.R,soiped. ri,sssl,, Tree white population
ol aus community is fheonly proper and safe
basis upon which representation can righuul.
y b. placed
2nd. ResoiD,d, That IL is anti. Republican
md unjust for the majority ia any community
TO be governed By the minority.
3nl. RESOLVED, That we will USE every e.
fort TO obtain redress Of our grievances a,
the hands Of the Legislature.
Ath. R,soipod. That il our efforts arc una.
yailing with he legislature, then we will l,e
compelled to aetander Tive doctrine laid down
by orr fathers, IN The Declaration Of Riahts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
STRUGGLES OF Dissatisfaction The
HTfist

Among the items OF painful interest brought
by the last steamer, was the ammo uncemcnt
Of tie suicide Of Mr. b r Hayden, the eminent
painter, one ol whose pictures, Christ En-
tenng Jerusalem is, we believe, in the pos .
session OF lhe Academy OF Fine Aaris, in Bal
,morc. Poverty led TO the act, A ile DESPAIR
which sat upon his heart, aud couded his reo
son, must have been deep and sore. The
sum Of a life OF labor was a little fame and
starvation, and while his deep love for his art
made him seize the first, aud melted him In
renewed exeriions, even IN the sunset Of hs
life, the fear Of thc other had power to break
down his ioftiinde, and steep him 20 utterly
in misery, that death became the welcome
means Of escape.
We fnl ia the London illustrated News.
q report Of Tie proceedings at the Coroner's
Inquest, aud che testimony rendered. proved
him TO have been exemplary IN all is domcs.
&c aud public relations and one eminently
deserving Of the prosperity he vsinly sirove
20 win. During the examination, man.
'nenpt volume was produced. IN which were
recorded llc thoughts Of tie unfortunate man.
and @ having boon given in charge 10 his step
sou, with thc request to select from IT such
t"ssagr- as might De- necessary 20 Inform the
jury concerning his state ol mind during his
last days ihe following were read.-PhA a.
s. Gaz.
April The FIRST day 81 my eybili,;o,
beinE opened. u rsiued all day. and uo One
csmr, Jermld Bowling. Fox Manic = unb
housc excepted. How different wopld !,
have bccu twcaty sn Yeas ago. Nh, rain
would MOI blfc kerl them away then.
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on the 30th uit. formally declared the city 10
be in state OF siege,in order to prepare all the
people for AN anticipated attack upon il. The
garrison of the Castle bad received onler, To be
on the alert, particularly at night, as the dan
ger Of night attack was thought imminent.
Our correspondent writes that ''it is said" an
attack was To be made on the 10th inst, but
we know nothing more on the subject. The
General TO whom the command OF Vera Cruz
was entrusted in Rodriguez de Celia
! The movement OF Gen. Taylors troops to-
wards Reynoss aud Camargo is duly chronicled
/ though the numbers which had actually taken
up their line OF march is exaggerated. The
papers appear 10 be fully appraised, too, Of his
ultimate design upon Monterey aud Saltillo.
A report had reached Vera Cruz that
the Caliiornias lad separated themselves
from Mexico, but nothing is said to let us
know whether Commodore Sloot had any
thing To do with the separation The subject
Is mentioned by our Havana correspondent.
A communication had been received in
Mexico from the commander Of the troops sent
down to the insurrcction in yalsco, i'm which
he attributed little importance TO the events
which occurred there, aud expresses the hope
that he should be able promptly To chasiise
the authors OF the movement. The latest des-
patch from Guadalajara is dated June Is, a,
| otils INFORMS the GON-
Iernment that he has possession OF good por-
ton of the public buildings of the city. and
the insurgents numbered only 100 aud were
daily dispensing.
Gen.Arista was at Limares on the 9TH June
and upon giving 10 the command of the troops
to Mejia he issued an address to the troops, In
which he expressed his regret at separation,
from them. He is TO be tried by a council ol
war.
GensTomel has assumed the functions o
Minister OF War.
large quantity OF ammunition has beer
sent to the City OF Mexico from Castle of Pc
rote, together with some mounted cannon ant
muskcts.
The papers are full OF individual tenders o
money TO aid IN carrying on the war.
The Mexican Government has declared thu
ports OF Mazatlan and Matamoras closed tt
foreign commerce.
The publication of FL Tempo, the Cour
bonist paper, has been been discontinued
since Congress has commenced It's sessions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

The following article yesterday morning, SO
murdered by the composition that VIC repub-
lish il corrected.
GE- Haywood, Of North Carolina, resigned
ms seat IN the Senate on Saturday, and, we
think, this will secure the continuance of the
'afIii oil 1872, as we counted his name in favor
OF the new bill. The Union processes to be
terribly angry al the resignation; but il is no
60 Mr. Haywood is Mr.. Folks right hand
man. his mouth piece in the senate, and we
have no doubt it is perfectly understood at the
White House that the bill was to go thus far
- r'e'.s the South, and yet TO save Pennsyl-
van'a to De-a-Iea,ed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

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- ~ The yeef. thnk themselves sVrrisr-
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