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LNNCEIHUlsG TliskEr.

For thc ,ceek eadiag Saturday. Jtauaru 3. lsi6
Below Is correct statement vi the Market for The
past week.
16bacco.-old Lugs, 81 90 to 80; new Lnps. 81
o0 to $3.50. Leaf inferior. $3.50 to 800; common
S53O TO 80; mlddng, ST. 80 90, shipping new
toOo to 500 manufacturing. (ennnon) s - 10
600, fine manufacturing $1,000 to $40.
Fiow.-s4 % To 81 90.
IIhedi.-So cts 10 80.
Graa.-CoIn 10 10 - cts. per bnshel from wagon
Oats, sheaf Is cents per hundred cleaned - cents
per bnshe. Rye 62s cents
Ctorer aud Grass Sceds-Cloyer Seed So to g.
Herds Grass Seed 62l a 75c
PIUriSions-}acur from wauons s and dull
SALE from sore9 To 10, Beef. $50 81. per hundred
Pork. $500; Meal, 10 cts. per bnshe from wagon:
fth.-Shad, $500 To $1,000 per bb; lerrinps - .
q s. OO Nlaekere, No. /, sl3, M. ?. $3.50. No.
3,sS.
Cqgts-st Domingo to 7, cents per H.; Rio. Q
- cents; lagnira TO 10 ccis Java, l2S to 10 ents
Cuba II toS.
Sugar.-Brown, New Orleans, 4 10 cents per ID.
Porto Rico. 10 9 cents per b.; II. Crox, II 10 III
cents per b.; Loaf, III to ID cents per ID.
Caidles.-Talow. l2l cents per h., Sperm, 33
10 81 cents per lb Hull y suns, b 10 Il cents per b
Uhiskey.-Connon 81 10 IS cents per gallon, from
wagon demand good. from store - 10 80 cents
BraIdy.-Apple, 40 10 10 cents per gallon; Peach
. cents per gallon
Cotton IamS.-Factuy prices: II To Is cts per h.
assorted.
hoa,-Bar Iron. s75 per ton from boats, $50 from
Store. Pig Iron $50.
Steel -Bslered, 81 to cents per h.; German ID Il
6 ceus.; Shear, 20 to % cents per h.; Cast Steel Il
To % cts. per 10.
Lii,seed Oa-s0 cts Lamp. 81 90 to | 80 per
gallon; Tanners, 500 to S,0o per bbl.
Leailer-Good Sule. . to Is els. per lb; Damaged
Sole. ) to II cents per ID.
Po,cder.-Basng. 81 90 to a.25 per heg; Rifle s.
80 10 6 90 per keg.
Uooi--Wool. . to % cents perlb Wool Rolls. 81
" C G. mi iood % cents per ,y b9s1 y.
t az" 500 per ton. Oak and mixed W ood j.
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YTiRGINIt:-Ata cout held for Bedford co MY, til. 22d
day OF December, 1915:
On the motion OF ilson Meador, Of the egatees OF
Benjamin Meador, deceased, IS ordered that all persons
Ing claims against the esiae OF the said Benjamin Nea
dor, deceased do exhibit the 10 the said " lson Men
dor. Executor the last will and testament of the said Ben
iamin Meador ascd settlement within two months
the thereof it appearing TINT Than two years
have elapsed the qualification OF the snd Ilson Men
DOR Executor as aforesaid: And is ordered that copy OF
this order be published for light weeks the Iynehburg
Nfeinau newspaper pu lished in the town of lvneburg
and posted the front of the courthouse Of this county
two several court days.
Copy-Teste,
jNO. X. SrEPTOE, Clork.
Ian wSw
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-, hii Intention, =, = foo,
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49, ~, " ~ ,; g. ,,trI@ 3D.
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1r - .,,', '' Il; t e. =
hne in Ibei, ,nnea,ance and cbarar,r beau,v ~ we'll
~ c,,o. l,oar .a,,s 80 -, Tho g.,
ia, as small ,s are ,bnsa nr onr ,ovn our na,inal
DAYS are celebrated with lille eng when ,hey are mol
nresen,
I, 10 ,,o tho I ;,.,,,o ; elan, Ia s,, rr,ner on,
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VIE EIEsA:

VIRGINIA.:
r court held Tor Bedford county, the 22nd day of DE
n ccmber. S15:
Mary hsfns aud Alexander Boyle, Plaintiff,
against
JOHN Boyle, Thomas Bowie, Caleb Boyle, James Guthrie
and sally his wife, formerly Sail, Boyle stephen Dooey
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Boyle William
Boyle ana Abner Boyle and
who together with The said Abner
Boyle the children and heirs at law Of David Bole de
ceased, Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendants John BOYLE James Guthrie and Sally his
wife Stephen Dooloy and Ezabcthl is wife, W ism Boyle
and Abner Boy e and the other children and heirs at law
David Boyle, deceased, not having entered her appear
and given security according To the Act OF Assembly
and the rules oil this court and it appearing the satiiac-
tion OF the court that not inhabitants OF this
eath II ordered, that the said defendants 10 ab-
pear here the fourth Monday in March next and
the plaintiffs bills and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published in some newspaper printed in the town of
Lynchbug for months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the court house Of this unity.
A Copy-Teste
JNO. X. STEPFOE, Clerk.
January WIN
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NIMpo8TANr LETTER-rl. EN'E REAn 7

NIMPO8IkNr LETTER-Pl. 'N" =, MA, -
a Glowing letter from Dir. Brigham, u :, AL
fFIlE ks the uniform language of hund,-e -,
~ spe. have tried and therefore know how 10 "if'
Physician, VIII. 'orant:
eiate Jayne's Espee IowE1t, Mass. Jan y. ISL
DIR. David JAYNE madeleine fsn uu;,,rsnIl,
Dear Sir have used your roIoRANr) IN ny pfac
known by the name OF JAINt's Exp truly say that
tee Tor number Of lenrs, and can a mid, SAT,
have been successful in The OF ha h have
and thoufoug EXpf eTuRANr; than oil any win. |
used II is the best Tor the following obvious aeablt
does rot II given III proper doses, occasion disae
nausea II dues not weaken the lungs and prostate toe
tent while most other EXrecorants does
abn,e the appetite OF the patient like other naushating
Medicines which have been used by the faculty In aword
is nearly quite II thing which has been sought Tor by
many OF the faculty ior ages gone by.
reAun, yours &c,
LUTHER BRIGHAM, M. y.
The above 9elaeLle Medicine is for saloby
ID. H. LYMAN, Druggist
Jan. > II
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NEGROES WANTED!

rENIlE lBSC RlBERS mn waning 10 nnrcIaso
] any numher nj l<EiN YOUNG NEGROES,
TINT will suit the southern market.
As they are ion4 10 make their purchases as epeo
dly possible they assure those having any for 81 lie
hat they will pay liberal eaah prices be ohian
ed in any market IN the State. Persons who wish 10
SILL will do well To call on Them before making sale.
N.B.-We wishio purchase one or two BlacksmIths
and Carpenters DAVIS X HART,
NV. ; isii
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.v'HY'KCE.

.NNYKCE.
nIRSI5ANT to a deed NJ trust, executed TO me by
i c. Elliott aud n. 4. Elliott, Tor certain pufpo-
ses therein specified, shall the l9Ih day ol Janua
~, 1916, sell al public nuciIon, the
HOUSE and lOE,
occupied BY Elliott & Brother as tobacco factory -
This Is desirable situation. and the huuse Is large,
rourny and well arranged 'or extensive manuiacin-
ring business. Terms made known on The day Of sale
RICHARD TYRE, Trustee.
~ B-'rhe debts of ELLIOTT s. Brother. A. &. FL
lott and r. A. Elliott. provided for in the trust deed
will be taken IN payment. The title To the above
property believed be good, out acting as trustee,
shall only convey such title as Is vested N ne
r. TNREE. Trustee.
Dec 9 ilJl
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Making an apgragate of

Making aggregate of Sal ,497 70
Assets aud meanS--BlS
aud nnles deposited in
b. Of Va. Tor collection $4,000 81
Suspended debt c22 -
Cash on hand in B.ofVa. ,015 5l-s'4l .d97 IS
There are 100 shares of stock in this Bans, OWNED by
81 Stockholders.
On the ls January, 1916, each shareof
stock worth Sl59 20 ll-l09
stock is woun $50 10 60 100
Showing in addition to the contribution Of $50 To each
share an interest in the last year, made OF $40 Ia on
each share of the stock being over II per cent.
1t is prnuer STATE that the interest thus reported, Is
greater than thai made the regular business OF the
year--uwing ID the fact, that the Board Of Directors
have been able since the last report 10 call IN portion
Of the suspended debit On which the Interest accrued
was received aud added the regular profits OF the
Bank.
Your committee remark with pleasure, that while the
business operations Of Bank been gradually IN.
creasng from year To year. its hold on The public comb
dence and respect, has evidently grown, in correspond
ing degree. lis eulire capital the LIST January, 500
was but 81 sos 49, 1t is now, reported above, al
497 rs. In the onset. it was mere experiment. feeble
and dependent wholly. the enterprise OF It's prolec-
1t has, no,o become large and valuable fiscal "a
gent-enjoying high credit and what is better 'corihy
Of u-affording great facilities to our comnunity-and
in the regularly growing value of the Stock well re-
paying the shareholders who have vested their means
in it, The books well kept. The officers have
demeaned themselves with fidelity, and so Tar as your
committee Judge, they regard the institution, IN
all respects safe, sound, and worthy Of public col'
dence. Respectfully submitted,
c. L. NOSBY,
ID. ROBES.
A. B, RUCKER, Committee.
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
d. w, MOORE,
Jan. II
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lINrssN ACADEMY.

ENlS institution still under SUPERINTENDENT Of
h Nm. [. llAcAN. y NJ. as Principal whose Ia
bnrs rs TEACHER highly approved by lhr oatd OF
Trustees and entirely Satisfactory the patrons Vi the
School. The next SrSSh.n will cummcncc ON the 5ih
inst. aud sanfinue five months.
Terms q TiatoH the heretofore reduced
viz:
For Languages and Mathematics. per Session SIS &c
For the higher branches oil English, d." 10 uo
For the preliminary course, 81
Students are particularly requested To enter at the
commencement OF The session. but those who do not vii
only he charged from the time OF entrance I'll the cast
al the session. making deducan Tor absence only In eases
Of profacled sickness THIS Academy is located ii, III,
new county al APPROXIMATION. in nrghborhnod exlen
syely known ms possesslhg many advantages. where
board nay be obtained on reasonable terms
K. u. PALMER,
Pres. of the Board Of Trustees q L A.
Jan. 81
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CASH Ton WHEAT.

HNIIE undersigned, usual is prepared to pay the
u highest market price lor Wheat, delivered al his
lumber housr. the canal He invites all who l."c
W benl for sale. to give hun a call.
BENJAMIN +. SACKET'r.
July 10 ISL
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The delay in the publication Of Dr. Phillips trial
was with the publishers, the MS. having been put in
'neir hands in few days after the decision 1t is now
ready for dstribaon
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TEMPERANCE, NOTICE

There will be a meeting of the "Youths's Total Abs
s'ence Society" al the Methods, Protestant Church.
IN This (Nlonday) evening. The Amateur Band in
Sl'ed 10 attend. WM II. CHRISTIAN, Sec'y.
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yE0ntsc (s,,. Rent.

<ry'--a, ! desr To reot The Store now occupied ny
hsl;;I Nesrs NuryelI s. Avefet. as Commission
--1.A House next below Mr. Richard 1yfee's on
Main street Possess;ou will be gwen by the first OF
No.embsr. ar perhaps earllsr.
Gil. L. NOSBY. Ereeutor
of1' a. Hoieonbe dec
Aup25 tsh
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MARRIAGE 5.

:. Married, on the 23d ult by Rev. G. w. Lefwich
MIR. RICHARD ROBERTS. TO Miss SUSAN ANN, daugh
Ter ct Mr.. Peter Marsh all Of Bedford.
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Trustees sale OF Land.

HOY virtue III deed ri trust. executed 10 me by
hP William llohson, bearing date on the lth day Of
November 1910 and at record the County Count ol
Bedford, ! shall on the ith day ol February 1876, az
fair, and # not On the alr day therealef) On the
premises. expose for SALE by way OF public aueIlon Tor
cash. certain
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TE1llE subscriber lshes 10 hto lur the ensuing ye
n from 90 To 90 Neato Men, for which The hight
price will he gvon. Apply 10 CliAS, PHELPS.
Dec - IA
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The Stewards Of Campbell Circuit will please meet
me at January Campbell Court.
b. II JOHNSON.
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yO the EN6ies.

y'0 the EWHieS.
6aASHMERES AND MOUSLlNS, a beau,ilul az
" sortmenl, remarkably low.
real FRENcH do all WOOL AT IS cts. per I'd.
BLACK AND coLoEEp ALrsccAs very cheap.
BLACK AND BLUE BLACK SILKS. unusually hsodsone
FLANNELs, white, red and yeow at Is I'D. W - cts.
UNpREssEp iRIsH LINENS very low.
BoNNEr RIBBONS AND Car do. very handsome,
CALicoEs, from 6.cis to The finest, = sttadd as
sorlincnt.
Besides great variety of other simple and fancy
Geods, for sale very low, by
T.. j. BURTON.
Bank Square.
Nav 3 IL
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Gail and ssintcrGsstds.

. .bsrtbcrs have Just irreived ih,'f supply
Viz. ST., AND WINTER Goods.
All assoflmeat-n Of which they WI
comprising 2'U'''' prices. 10 those who may thv0
srll al the lowest marh, 'oNER & ntplvrI
Them with call. IL. >, -
Nv
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gSssas EfNE.

NJ.
fNIIE yellow House. Sd street. betNs' n'f' Ia,
i Garands present residence and that oil IT IN
+. W llllams. This Is pheasant family residence, "
pond urlpthorso aud convenient 10 business Pos
session may be had now. Apply 10
JOHN Mckinney, Agent for
r. l.. Bohannon.
Dec. 90 Is
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S.sEs1 OF .v'EGEiOES.

nY virtue Of decree OF Bedford county court in the
~ case OF iurt 4 Go. &c Us Cotel's Administrator,
Sc, the undersigned commissioner, VIII sell at Llo-
erv on Monday the Goth day Of January, 1916, u be
mo cuur day at public auction, TO the highest bidder
on credit of twelve MONTHS the purchasers giving bono
with approved security, or . Young and
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EOR KE.V'Y.

KVR ~ E.VV.
Il TIE Store House on Main Street. sits
GA1.::1e, uated immediately opposi,e /" Mcdaniel
~pea,:t.y & McGofkles. recently occupied Ivy
fygNp-ssssb Mr.. John Il. Hughes.
Fuss, sson may he had Immediately.
For Terms, apply Ia
HENRY L.. DUFFEIh.
Nov, 10 wsif
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VALUABLE SLAVES,

amonp which is a Man, Two Women and Two Boys
the OF the women is said to be excellent Cook These
slaves are the interest Of " kerson Crump and Thomas
Cnfr IN the estate of Jesse Golfer Decd, and in til,
trust estate Of Mrs Sally Coer deed They are healthy
and sold for no fault. J. A. WHARTON, Conn.,
jan , Wt-o1
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NEW E'ALE. GOODS.
YENIIE Subscribers beg leave TO announce TO their
Z friends and the public generally. that they have
eceive1 nearly the whule oil their
F.4LL MD WINTER STOCK or DRY
e o o ID :
among which will be found every variety Of
fashionable dress goods for the Ladies'.
Their stock of
CLOTHS, C9SgsHsPres GnH s2sstfsSS
they flaer themselves cannot he eXcelled aud extra
bargains will be offered and guaranteed Ia purchasers.
To those in want of NfRA FINE CLOTH, they
would invite their particular attention TO pieces, Biol
levs finest make (Fench. which for lustre, durability
and texture are unsurpassed.
Not wishing to fiji too large a space in the papers
these econmica and anxious 10 avoid PM, they
dispense will! an enumeration Of their stock, aud say Il
their friends and the public that their stock never
better nd more desirable and is their determination
10 do business the Cheapest Cash principle and bt
| undersold by no one in market whatever.
| ADAMS & WILKINSON.
Baak Square.
| Sept % sill
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Ng.Als}S! SLA1ES!s
ROK KE.N.X.

EvE THE siore occupied by Mr.. Jas
eN, sS2 a. Snglef. in the granite building ON Bank
E9I., ~ Square. Possession will BIZ giyen,a
s4Ksas.lk.a> IL November nexi.-Appy 10
- ~ -, the subscriber.
Il r.. MANSON
Gnoro,, m e The heirs Of Sally Ward.
Oa9
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JOB WORK,

oxacJtc Il with Ncatness and Dispatch
IT THIS OFFICE.
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EXCHANGES

EXCHANGES.
Checks On New York. ! per CT. prem.
Baltimore do
Boston do
Philadelphia do
New orleans
81. Louis To per ct.dis.
Charleston par
Nashville 10 Ia do
Louisville to do
Cincinnati 10 da
Bank Notes North Carolina | per ct. dis
South Carolina per Ct dis
Tennessee q perc dis
FREIGUFS Up AND DOWN THE CANAL.
Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead) 90
De. manufactured, (per box 10
Flour, (per bb) TO- III
Bar Iron, (per TONI 90
Ply Iron, (per TOM DO
Lead and Shot, (per ton) 90
Plaster (per ton) 90
Salt, (per sack) ~
Fish. (per barrel) IL
All other (per lUo) up; 10 down
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\ LIST OF LETTERS,

ID EMAlNlNG IN the Pat Office IN l.ynchburg. or
i 4 the Isl al January, 1916:
Persons calling Tor Letters IN the following list will
please say they advertised
The daily union., 1846-09-28
winchester nodioaI ColIege.

TNHE course OF lectures In TINS instiiuuon VI
IL commence on Monday the 5th day Of October,
and terminate the last Of May. ~
The chairs are filled by the following gentlemen;
Hugh II. Mcclure, M. d., surgery. ta.
Daniel Conrad, M d., anatomy and physiology.
Philip Smith, M. d., theory and practice Of
medicine.
John II. Siraith, M. d., obstetrics, diseases Of
women and children, and medical jurisprudence.
VIM. A. Bradford, M. d., chemistry and materia
medica.
The term Of instruction being eight months (dou-
be the usual period) will afford ample time TO the
student 10 revise and keep pace with the lectures,
thus obyiating the necessity of preparatory study.
The student will also have frequent opportunities
Of attending clinics, and the very extensive surgical
practice OF the professor of that branch will afford
large held for observation and improvement.
Every facility will be offered for acquiring thor
ough knowledge Of practical anatomy.
The fee for each course Of lectures ls twenty dol
lars. Dissectlng ticket dollars Boarding be
procured In Winchester at a very low rate, perhaps
lower than any town of the same size in the Union.
lndiyiduals desirous Of attending the lectures can
procure any information they may wish by applying
10 either Of the professors.
D. CONRAD, M, D., Dean.
Winchester, (Va.,) June 49, 1886.
June 20 cp3m ..
The daily union., 1846-09-28
81. Louis Union, Sent. 81.
From the N. O. Delta. Sent. o.

From the N. o. Delta, Sept 90.
Col. HARNEY.-There is not i word of truth in
the Story which appear, in some of the morning
papers of yesterday to the effect that this officer had
been put under arrest by order Of Gen. Taylor had
been ordered back to San Antonio by him, and ths,
his baggage tran or part of It, in Its return had
been cut of by the Mexicans. The letters of our
correspondent at San Antonio dated the Sd and 5tl
inst, respectively, and published in the Delta of The
l2h, tell the whole story:
Col Hsrney, (says our correspondent in his lete,
Of the Sd, with detachment of the 81 dragons
consisting OF Bvt Maj Beall's, Captains Howe and
Blakes companies, returned from the Preside de
RIO Grande on the 26th ultimo, having been absen
abo 1t one month.
We have now before us q letter on bu sness frou
another correspondent, dated at San Antonio on the
i0h inst. There s not word in it of Colo ,e
HarneyS arrest, Of the cutting off of the baggage
train.
The writer says, that "such is the activity o,
preparations for getting off the troops in the quar-
termasters department, the clerks are at business
ill tw" or three O'Clock every morning. There il
no doubt but we will have light piece of work o
1t at Chihuahua. The first DIVISION of the ar,uv
caves here in three or four duys--the balance wi,
follow in the course of ten, or at farthest, fifteen
days.
"News has just been received here that there is
the greatest kind Of preparatIns making for our re.
ceptlon at chihuahua. There will be big feht
you may depend upon il J !"
The daily union., 1846-09-28
BY II. w. DYER, AuCtiOneer.
Household Furniture n

LNACFLLENI HOuSehOld Furniture at
IL auctiOn.--On Wednesday next, the 3Oth
instant, at III o'clock, shall sell at the residence
of Mrs. Spading, on A street, near Penn. avenue
her household and kitchen furniture, which s very
good, and worth the attention Of persons furnishing
amongst which enumerate, viz ..
Handsome mahogany chairs, French pattern
Mahogany hair seat sofa ...
Marble-top pier tables ........ {.
Mahogany dining and other tables and sideboard
Do work and light stands .....,
Pier glass, andirons, shovels, and tongs
clocks rush and other chairs .s
Solar, hall, and other lamps ,.... ...
An assortment of crockery, glassware, &c.
Handsome hat-rack ... VI. ........
Do moreen and muslin window curtains
and ornaments .
Ingram parlor, step, 'and chamber carpets
Hearth rugs, oil cloth, stair rods, &c.
quantity of pickles, preserves, &c, made this
High and French post bedsteads ...
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses .r-.
Mahogany bureaus, very handsome mahogany
and other wardrobes, washstands, toilet sets, &c.
&c ....,. .....r....... ......' s.. '....... . w..
With many other articles, and n general assort-
ment Of kitchen requisites, cookingstoves, &c, &c,
Also good mich COW. .s- ... M u..tt
Terms Of sale: All sums OF, and under S25, cash
s25, credit Of two and four MONTHS for notes
with approved endorsers bearing interest.
The house is for rent and possession given on the
Is. of October. Ii 80 ..t
rm RoBT. w. DYER,
Sent. Odd .... ..... ........ Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1846-09-28
YUCATAN.

The Patria Of yesterday says that CAPTAIN Alo
mas, OF the Yucatan schooner Luna, informed him
tn I the governor Of Yucatan, Dor Miguel Barbs.
chino, had received a letter from Santa Anna. ex.
pressing hope that Yucatan would adhere to the
plan of Guadalssra. Don. NJ Barbachino pub
llshed decree at the end oflast month, which, in
three articles expressed the intentions of the gov.
ernment of that department. LIST. That Yucatsn
recognises Santa ABna as chief of the revolution ss
she wishes TO see Mexico enjoying government
truly free, and deiests all idea of a monarchy. 2d
That Yucatan will continue to preserve her neu.
ualty, and will follow the same system of rule she
adopted at the period Of her separation. Sd. AS
soon as Mexico shall enjoy free and stable gov.
eminent, Yucatsn will return into her position as an
integral part Of the Mexican republic, provided the
arrangement entered into in December, ls43, be
preserved, and her neutrality, az regards friendly
powers, be acknowledged. ....
Nsw Orleans Com. Times, oIst inst.