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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-11
FROM VERA Cruz.

In the New Orleans papers we find the
following items Of intelligence from Vera
Cruz. The dates are to the 5h ul'imo
1.-THE Mexicans were fully convinced
that Vera Cruz was to be the next object
oil attack. and were making preparations
for it. Troops have begun To pour into
the city from The interior in considerable
numbers. The papers pray the Govern.
mrnt not to send them forward without
ample supplies Of money aud provisions,
lest by their presence the previous distress
of the regular garrison should be enhane-
ed.
1.-THE Mexicans appear to he much he,-
ter advised of the movements Of our troons
than we are ourselves. aud il is really sur,
psising 10 see the prompiness and accura.
cy Of their information, even 10 minute
details; whereas, on oar part, every thing
appears 10 be vague and indefinite guess.
es as to The movemen,s, positions, strength,
and general condition Of their forces.
Nothing as TO Santa Anna or his con.
templaied movements.
"The Mexican Congress on tho 23l
ultimo approved proposition which de-
clarad the constitution Of 1924 to he lin
full vignr. Another was adopted which
fnrbids The deputies, in forming new
fundamental compact or constitution, from
infringing upon the principles OF the re-
preventative, republican, federal system.
Also another, which Restraints them at thu
same time from attacking the independence
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AL snrrmisrsr RI - Ssa.s. - lise -
sl.fir in,Fsaal ailninisiFaiiaEa. 80 ilassf
re.asuis.as inairafr gErli isais % 10 paEi
N - psessns damiraai majniisy lrsi alarg
shoaia - spFfailv saispossfssrA q paw
-. ~ ti,eg weuid Ia IL r - hsnas
ii lhrir sarssssuEs ~ ihese faFnal dsr
l.rasl0ns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-11

The "Journal of Commerce" publishes
letter from the city of Mexico, which,
it says, is from distinguished source, and
which sets out with this avcrment:
Your friend, Mr.. Granja, (who arrived
: here yesterday. the 23d) has just been
: to pay me a visit. He comes advocating
your own views he is for entering upon
negotiations to establish a peace. i $
Well, we can haveno objection to peace,
. if we can have an honest, certain one.
= We are not at war for the pleasureof it.
II the United States is not waoinr il for
conquest, certainly we are not on the de-
9 Observation-Disclosures. no: yearc wish
ing to indulge a 'rcveI' in no halls but
those legitimately Mexican. We repeat.
! therefore, Peace is to be adj if the Uni
ted States citizens and &c verament are
disposed really and truly % b. honestly
'nacilic. That much was stated to the
= Consul."
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~ 10, 1917.
mas kept me si,or.t
nren now ] .nnni

- - indulgence. Imr. Sew
y. Us. fSouis, has Just arrived with
aen from tho plGins. They lief.
Santa Fe on the ls:h december, and lork
more like icicles nf the norm pole than
human beings. They have suffered much
both from cold and hunger, having lost all
lheif mules upon the way. Some hun.
dred and Fifty persons, Government team
sters and adventures, were scattered a,
long on this side Of the Big Arkansas. A
grea. many had frozcn to death a small
wagon and two oxen we're all the team
left. and, If divided out. no, seven iavs'
railons were among the total number.
They think that al least nne hundred must
perish. They saw the footprints Of fresh.
shod mules at Pawnee Fork, which we
suppose must have been those of Capt.
s. p. Suhletto, who went out with Gov.
eminent dispatches in January. Aiihe
time they left Col. Doniphan had sen, 10
Santa Fe for the 81. Louis artillery COM
ranies. AZ soon as they could come up
with him and the traders near the Alyara.
do. the whole company would march to
chihuahua. .@f 49,
Col. Prices regimen, remained at Santa
Fc, and large number had ,lied--as ma
ny as eight per day-dsease, diarrhga.
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An honest employment is mes. excel.
lent ?atrimony. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-11

Nr. q
II Is also s. > respy
lhoriiy. that FEehch merehantman had
Just found lis way into Vera Cruz with
len thousand stand Of arms and twenty
ions Of gunpowder on board. II remains
to lie seen in what manner this vessel elu-
ded our hlocka,ling squadron.
II is said that Commodore Perry, who
left Washington few days ago 10 embark
t's-.l. -a..---..s aiissiSsinni- klsiely renaired
at Norfolk,) within week goes to the
Gulf, to take command Of our squadron.
Gen. Sroit had not received any very
recent dispatches from Gen. TAYLOR, bu,
accounts had reached him from Monterey
Of the report that Maj. BoIsnd. with a.
bout fifty soldiers Of the Arkansas mounts
ed regiment. ~ been taken b he Mex
leans H.s4s.E+s.
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OFFICIAL NEWS FROM THE AREY.
From the Union.

From the Union.
We understand thar letters have heen
received from Maior General Scott rs late
as the lIih az February. al The Brasns.--
lie was making every arrangements to re-
move the troops 70 the island of I.ahos ;
but, contrary to his expectation. the ten
transports which hadbcen engaged =, New
Orleans. and The others which bad been
dispatched from The Northern ports, had
sayei arrived. |. is certain that they
~-e arrived there from both ports
The ordnance, too. had
ssiinaiion.
received ihat tho
ring into Yera
ncnce Of the
ON
i. an-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-11

%. M enemies in
the and your county IN the wrong.
thus raising the expectations Of The enc.
my that a change Of rulers would better
their prospects. In this you are intlIc-
ting en- injury on your country. and de-
es'vine the enemy. holding gu, TO them
false hopes aud colours.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-10

Grand ConslIi1aleI Latlerg nf n.LaM

Grand Consolidated Lottery of DaIsWae and
Georgia class y.
To he draHn at Wilmington. Delaware oH Saturday,
Ma -. - naiuaef Leaeee. - drawn Eatn.s. SBten
dd schelne. ! prize OF sa90oa, Ut ioANo, Of du0o
OF 4eop OF 2Go, 10 of l43on 10 81 fuu 10 OF feh
Tickets Sh, shares nI proportions certificate Of a
package Of Whoes VIII cost ~, shares proportion
III 81, F+.1 Ez14sE RiE5N
Draws a. fOlisws throughout lhe month OF Ma.
braWso Tuesdag s-carital prize sauOe.
WI hole Tickets ) ,eeItfHeate OF package WH7es ].
shares IN proportion.
Draws ON Thursday s-caHitalPrZe Sj,a5b
Whole Tickets certificates OF package whocs $
shares a proportion.
braAs on Saturday prize Sf,0e6.
8hale Tickets : j. certificates 0fRaeksge Whees n
shares ia proportion
Address our orders To
y l. DORSEY. Wheeling. Va.
j The draw sugs will be published regularly IN th'
Timcs, and also IN The Argus Rememtcr
n. l.. DORSEY : Lucky Office,
nr % WlIEEiINa. y a.
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.ALE MsEELJGk HOSPITAL.
a.a Hy5 t'' 'r H'-fs Remedy
t.#s De- 3. t-#.f. g. .Er....a -u5....s" E. ...
cars, tfe6 af.# 81. lilo l#4l....
q II-==H r.#z# '.dHa 2. =-=54 z..#
H#..- En- l#aI lHF.4. a#HI##a ...H- :
t#s-,. Fl ee-tzta = Ae.-. #H# =.#
50 so galg i,laE'tsi.-y sHa ever, sup.
a O. RE WAR; tNIEB OR 80 CHARGE ii Ans
rs IRON one TO -rWUutYs
#s. -. NpNfh FREDERICK STREET on the
t- taHd side going from Baltimore ST. 2ud Hoaf rom
t'g g'r15T. light opposite tbs Foilce office
o. H5Iaza.at in deserving the nsmc On TIE I1af and
HiaHsH- = }4a So ID mistake tie place
DR. JOHNSTON,
= distinguished graduate fr0m one aftlr first f 70
EI' sH'sl states winch may De- hy his nfgIsi,s
Also e De s#saf TO ls Roysi Csege Of Surgeons and T.
Hlf II fife aHetheeaHies Hall London and Ile ra=
is #ai Hf NAes- ie has been spent Boz t4a Hrsf H..
ia.- tH tHHHpe sHd Amcrlzs VIZ those Ut .4.f1u a.,
2ad thzde'pHa. may Re cousuI'ydol sl disease iut
A CERTAIN DISEASE
W . A is zszH-ah and impfudeui tatarl Of plcasnte
H E .s.tI ti the seeds of tins disease II I3fl,
HH# Hat aH ItsHtH sense Of s'IsIs, uF tIf.t -
fis.ezz lefH Gem Applying ta tHas- S. .. fftit#
#-at E5.1a tsHiflty an sfauc FeHI I4 To-
f. -= HHt tta f7stlatIauai s} 3toHa 10 tHf. #6fr.5
a.-'sH make ftgt appearance SUCH uirsrareI sore
discussed it-e. nocturnal fatus The head ana
Htt-. TT -f=ffi 4+#fne7+, H7ees eH tHe -t4 H5les
a Hat.-- iaHHe- HE He#H f#er aHd t.s #reu5aras
ztazas-a Nl 10 zHtllHI faHIHit flH al ast sa.#
- IT, '9if55 ct TIE Genes % the nose tsi &c. sHd
tH l's aH f dtssac teeomes a H8tGa 9fiegi fanI
u' 4a- % death puts period 10 his dreadful ~ oi
5. zzn. VIZ .al To- THAT hourue whence no tray
5.0 t-s.fuz. IH -Hri therefore Or. JOHNSTON pI,d.
f.
I..,,=I 49,. - NJ :, =5elt and
r... ..l t .si.i.llz' ts9HPt@S OF it-
sa.t zft. - a., 80 ...+...'., y, 'u a 'als
lI..a4s. =-t ~ 3''' t.9tt IA
DC ta melancholy fact that thousands fan victims to
&. 10 =, mo Ne. - ~ :. ~ 'iitsta7 VI h,t
rItlafii,tf5l,J at, -, - !. - % ~ ilia we
=, f.If .,#fs -, " ~ iO '9ilale sui,esei 10
safafl. ~ S iiHii'u.i Vi MS ne VA
coNoRpItff.A Ar, ~ Et,.r z,t.prptz
,1l,,ss,s +, - -, ay StoN " 80 no "''eI
ing cey symptom Of i6s aes'oh t so%s sau.,ag
Her diseases such as Structure and Affection Of the
BLADDER aud ffo.tsie Gland which impytics and quack
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FXTP 1fHFAp

NEW SPRING& 81 MINER GOODS.
At TIE WATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING sroRE
Second door bct0U tie t. : Hoti
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$4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia-Class 20
To he drawn al Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday.
MAY 10, le4t. = number Lottery ~ drawn ballots.
splendid scheme Prize of SIS 0a0 Of 1000 ef
2O0' Of 9dV0, Of $50, 50 300 30 Of 501 80 OF
4N ltckeis $40 shares IN proportion A certificate
'fpacksse Of wheles, willcost sl32 Sis proportion.
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Copper. TIN.

ANp SHEET IRoN-WARE MANUFAGToRY,
50 Harfet Square, Uhceting Va,
P~r subscriber resrectfaiy informs his friends aud
. tlc public generally that he has removed ms saie
rooms into the brick building adjoining ms Old
stand 4shere ulE prepared to do all work eithef
m I'm Copue OF Sheet IRON entrusted 10 him, withd
rsatri have on hand large assortment Of Tin ard
topor IS are that viii sell for cash or TO prompt cslo
mes CA d short credit mr. II Gle w JOHNSON
yoLfrsra,eai Hot Air Cook ing Stoves for sale
w a. Cucmnai nt..e, a[Isnled 70 WORK "eI al
1-s0FfrR REeTI gs-Wasl and stew Kettles on
mn ls5 Market Square.
x<OrrTE MrIl.s-A superior article Of Livingston
pogg,f ct4re on hand and for sale loW al
nrH juHNSpN's. rs Markel Square
vNKENlrN tooeiug stoves various prices from u
Il =, sod6iIarr al I0lNSON'S. 1856 Market Square,
warranted 10 work We'll Or the money refunded mn y
~,AsI pad iot Old copper. hrsss and pewter at
u mr. IA IohNsoNis. rs Make square
z--YpRAArS-y ave aud cock Hydfanis Pi Is.
IN ElTeH prices. warranted To work well, al
nal JuHNsoN,s. Is5, asrkel Square
wt4p pine alwats on hand and furnished at short
- notice al Hf II J0HNsoN's rs MARKET sq'f.
4ip#lXIs aad other vster pipes reI alfet a. short
? aatiaH a. AN IotiNsoN'si Masket square
a5a,s On hand and made to order a, shor, no
X tice al mr. n JoHNsoN's, 100 Market square
171ig7 [p.,Tup af1s and Wood Naphhs, the
s4f. .y .lr tie sale OF ths above vSiiable med
.lt...s.sz d. JOHNs0N's
Ia Market Square.
..,,5,atszfs Hie stockholders IN the Wheeling and
~ Belize R5iI'e company arr Hefehy no:ined 10 al
fffi4 E+tttA. tAe 18TH DAY Of NAY
81 - He=t nIaE members of said
- - ~ s.afaHz ta=raot e tlf ensuing ytarI and
.44. Eze 'asfs tor their government.
WM.FA&fuN
JAMES BAKER
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IlIENSE

WI n. MS end others Who have not psfd tic
CURED IA -, 'sI licenses for The ensuing year, are re
purpose a lie sherins office forthwith for that
Oaas 4, S ,enses fer the asst year having expired
ut VI lie Present month joins q For ;
For r & WOODS Sol.
a., ytSI RECEIVED
oUU Lti street and garden Hose for water pur
nc HuRNBROOk q DILLON.
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-
NlNu.ERN EEEHB.
-
III Ill III Esssm
5bE Ill Ill kkEtkk
UEEIs III HIHkHN.
= - = n - = ~ ~ " =
/ ROBf. ARMSTRONG < CO. Sole igeats.
,.,,...... HHEELLAG. VI.
NI'LENDID NCHEHES
For TIE month or Nav St-
-. -.
sSD.stBO
NV JEEsEY La4rEKY. Class }8. Jt.twz
NJ Jersey CIV. Nav 70. IgI7. - naIu5
bcrs. ~ drawn ballots.
pre- Of $4,000 ] Prlzs oG $1,000
I de- 10000 L do lao
IA d5 10000 - d. LOCO
Tiekefs ; dollars. rertfisate. aI g4
whole tickets will be sent Cor 65=d5IT..f..
Shares ia proportion.
$4,000.
Huaae8aa Lottery, cla.s IA. dan
Haql3.tal5. - numbers. - drawn
ballots.
przr Of 5000 / prize Of loo
do Lou . do l,eUe
do l.5qO do 400.
Tickets , dollars; certificate Of -
whole tickets viii cost IL dollars. Shares
IN proportion.
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Ut >t MUSIC. WsSES

DEtIFps- "A - y " \ LkEk,
lgn - \ NJ SIC q MUSICAL. fNSTRl-NFNT
~ y tat 81 PHiL4DELFHI4
ry,r,, IN \EJ JUST PUBLISHED
EntNpsh.r Or scenes Of other da-. -, t.i.
fIse rf..r5' psH- NN7r ieiholsc By II l1FY
Pa de pla.. " y W alacc
GbsHd.l65.s Martyr
ssut9. sta Mqreb :" ) LIMO"
Rave ia / Rudolph
Genet. r.,l,.., Keller
The asior. March snd Gui1k Step
ht3 M, instantly puA 'hing and fece wing ali Tho
Ifders r ION New York = aston Baltimore &c -
'g.tg tt.,'A solicited al attended 10 5. IN uunc-
ntn, VI, ~ on hand all kinds Of Musical Instrrt.
A.tS assi,iss Tuning for,ts aud All articles ct
iis' at The lowest % ices,
M i.ale6 WALKER.
~ Walnut street, Philadelphia
As& dir,si i,'s, h.'lNNErs-Beceived his morning
"-as u nnr Boz Manufacturers IA Ri 'iadelphIa
EN 't's, some tntitel, new st,l -
sEASENEl & Ri ODDS.
- LIN G1iNtti elorn-rhc fne.f 7gee, Of ilL
GEO Mas and - TO- tht c{ also netlt,nl an, low m
FA ~ s5o.tis ana 80. Illttr,s A.
~ sLNsEAEY a RHODES
q mont %aLG\ EXrREss-ve -b.,.# 1900, ,I,,.
tHH Hats iof -, tlAA ial nerg 81 tlosg rxrfs r. ac
- ~ leAs~ eIlareH's Nfrath.
nv sLNsLNtA q RHODES
c.asrI m ~ II. Fa.Je.t, End ,a-s -,,..i, 49,.
:. '-..t' .st.ea caiiars cta
p etAsENEA 3 RfGUr=s
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,rRI ,fs-aG yards H@larz. jusf fcee SEED and
- =#fs IL u20 q " HEtSkEIi5S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-10

-oT0TFnf iRFfT efftGN-iea lfs. eoiofed ca
TIrfaaH- II gH4e qu1iliy, Just teCelEss st
O y HEISNELItS
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odd \ HOWELL

..tt.,- re,ateed Al tie black Mammoth Boot. case
j Votaeu,z GOAT Buskius. case hofs' gaa H9gai5s-
case Lows Calf BrogsHs st.o case 4euls gasl BRO
60 10y 49, o. TODD < HOW Eli.
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D. N'.iNNIS,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
QUEENS WARE. DC. DC.
No, ~, Market square, Wheeling, IA.
November 30, Isi6.

NOVenITtf 80, Ief0.
gxACKTNG# y ARN-l50OI HIS of Packing VI arm on hand
3 aud for sale by pc ~ & II BERRY. Mater St.
FOR SALE
II HAVE laid out and viii sell sundrg lots Of ground
4 north of and adjoining North steel, from Nam and
cast OF Market streets all any of hch VIII he sold IN
lots 10 sun purchasers VIII also sell lease pa OF
the lots front OF the COuu House, and come lots III
suHdry places fronting Market street; all of Which
VIII he sold leased to suit purchasers on reasopahe
credit. pr22m JOHN Melt IKE,
csALEOF REAL ESTATE.-The following lots sit
~ uaea in North Wheeling now offered for sale by
the undersigned Executor Of Arch. Woods, decd TO
wit. lots numbered sixty three, 63 siNytwo, (G2 J
sxtYone (6l sixty eight, l6s seventy four, "a sew
enty seven 77) tortytwo (4e,) seven, ~ nine o.
twenty two f22) ana twenty four, (24) For terms
ply the subscriber TO James Paul.
pr 23tf HAMILTON WOODS.
TaDGE TOOLS-Hrosd ares, hand axes, ship esrpen.
- axes, hatehets plane irons aud ehlses for sale y
ur97 OFT GREER
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- gte.essleS.

49, NJ ~ ~ ~.
Alexandria Lottery. Class 24dravs I'll
Alexandria MAY %, 1917. - numbers;
- drawn ballots.
Irrize Of $4,000 prize Of 1000
do $4,000 / do }, %
/ do 5000 do 100
/ do 5000 % do LOCO
Tickets 10 dolls; a certificate of25 Whole
tickets will be SEM for $50 dols.-Shares
IN proportion.
ss;b0.0OO.
Alexandria Lottery. class % draws Al
Alexandria May %, 1916 80 numbers;
| / / drawn ballots.
prize of 10000 prize of 5000
do $4,000 / do 2.3oo
do 10000 10 do l.2Oo
Tickets T5dolls; certificate OF 20 whole
tickets will be sent for 40 dollars; shares
in proportion.
Address yom orders to
K. ARMSTRONG & co. Agents.
april For the Managers. Wheeling Va.
Alexandria Lottery, Class p, drawn \
pri 10, 1917; II 81 81 a prize Of 10000
s.nf ia y aW York
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MOLESkIN HATS

a. Tie 81 quality. iusl Al haad At McC ". ANS.
W - Mslnsttert. { an aud see them. ergo
~ ARpEN SEE1S=A tfr~it int just received from flie
~ Quaker settlement, Union iilaee Dt4a far sale M
prs BtSSEfT ROBINSON, south " Heeirue
= EuNN and tlcarhcd sHcetues aud sBrtuss. DIAL
~ las-, plain and fancy uekua- 4ieaehe and brown
linen iatir daper, Gotten da,paH hats 1000 lbs 6oiurfd
eatPct Chain. 73pef super gHnnuAdar Young hYsnu and
black tea eaNefuue ut. Java aud RIO coffee FINEST
grades impaired. exceedingly cheap
- = GI0EGE A.MI EkAA =. Mar.ll- .----.-a
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NORTH WESTERN BANK Of VIRGINIA
TT crit f To at whom itHay concern. or sasy asFe
&S a0er become tntefgs ei-
Iis suhseFlrlr Visee resHeetfte n give a0iite "a
he h8s hcro APPOINTED hyths Norm Western bsnk OF
Vr-infs their AFent "a IKE efage ofte Ees Fs ste u
sad BauN a's To- tie pnrchsaa Of any .f.
ton thereof, receive the rents, Ac. &C.
buruR ban hours wi II he found al ihs go B4ah
where perrons having business in relation Thereto l
please call aud at all other tines he vlu ger ernil he
found - ms residence o. CeniEss, East Shazlng
mf 20 Hi2An p BRGNN
a. COT TWTEE- - WOO TVIue ts-artsti
w ta-- day aaa fsf 80. ~ = BEIBY
z. tt tftsaHt Wee .e=a
NElI G1G0S
GRkH K = M0fIE
- AAE commenced iese.vHs a tarse t--artioeat ~
49, itH t.HHt if f.e -.#Itl- T-1.5 s.
caHi nlia - flcel.e s5d.taus 10 tHsr stars frHI
tFHr 70 rsiHHf-
ihelit,af.a.a ftIa- custom -sra t... s,.aH9 .e-
aids =5HfIsfI 55#- tas4ls zas a=tsHI4 s=aea n
fa4 r. iaiIft. = lf.IaI
= ST. -atsl 9 -. resessst .aa ial #s.,5.
- tzts LEAN t4L tsI
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BASSETT & + OIL ! 5 . y
ONLY agents To- TIE cts of Nndene or tbs ven
- established aad b5ztis popular Peku Tea Company
have lie PLEASING ri e-eufn2 Ia ne citizens Of " nee
AHe tire pure IL Is imported ~ tls tuHi..ut Al the
lowest plIee, among winch IS present g!- illSsln5 a
rlety
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r... and scsff- for gentlemen at
Bt5tYz IJI ia..lstteef
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Tickets 10 dolls: a certificate Of % whoi
tickets will be sent for $50 dolls.-SliarC
IN proportion.
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..g,,H cotton aud linen saHiHes 7t
Btrrtfs I4i AalHz;.H4-
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a9.es,etas!s.

Lottery, class %, draws III
Alexandria, Nay IS, 1847; 70 mum
hrs Z drsIvu ballots
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The condition OF Mexico would be sufficient to bring
reasonable nation to their senses The recent and re-
variable blows which they have received ought 10 cor
vince santa Anna and all his countrymen that they
unable to withstand the discipline. the skill and the
chvay OF our troops The fortune of war has gone dc
cded'y against them within the last three weeks Their
government is unable to supply the means Their troops
nave not the generals the discp 90 TO enable to
pr o ny the scnnty resources Which they possess
ne victory OF Buena Vista furnishes awful lesson
10 .ncm An army OF 20oCJ men, comprising the best
discipned, veteran regulars Of Mexico have been de-
ieacd by an American army Of from 3o00 TO 1000 effect
ives ana the dsastr blow has overwhelmed them IN
oatue ana nearly dssipated the remainder ON their
ngnt santa nna has attempted to soften tho pe,lls
OF ms losses as well he conld by the fictitious bee
which he las published. But let sec what recount
the bcs. authentic private advces give OF his onames
Inc following letter received BY the Psymas'e-osn-
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NUMBER 49.

lance from their own shore, bearing away 10 the
north. sight surprising in these seas inclined
them somewhat 10 pay attention 10 the preachers
report more particularly on arriving at the side
door Of the church il was found TO have been for
chilly entered Foil conviction awaited them with
in the preacher showed Them the grave which he
had seen open the night before. IL was very easy
10 see that the stone which covered it had been
raised and newly laid down again. The crow-bars
were put into requisition, aud in the vault which
lay below was Immediately discovered a new, and
richly decorated coffin. With almost youthful i'm
patience did the aged man himself descend into
the vault others followed him the lid Of the cof-
fu was raised aud the old man saw that his suspic-
ions were verified. in the coffin lay the murdered
bride The magnificent diaden was gone from her
head. The ball had penetrated the heart. The
expression Of deep sorrow was vanished from her
couniennnce a heavenly peace had gorfed the
beautiful face, and she lay there like an angel
The old man wept aloud, and threw himself on his
knees by the coffin praying for the murdered lady
and silent asonishmeni fell upon all those who were
with him
The preacher considered it TO be his duty in
stantly, ard without any disguise, to make known
this occurrence 10 the Bishop OF Zealand, as his
spiritual head, and until ne had received an answer
from Copenhagen on the subject he required his
friends on their oath to keep all profoundly secret
The vault was again closed. and man dared TO
say word on the subject. Suddenly respectable
man made his appearance from the capital he
made strict inquiry alter all that had occurred; re-
CURED to be shown the grave; commended the 81
ence which had been observed on the subject, and
sternly insisting that the circumstances should re-
main secret, and threatened any one who yentur.
ed to speak of it with the severest punishment.
After the death of the preacher il was found that
he had given narrative Of this STANCE event in the
reoistar belonging 10 the church. Some persons
believe that il had in some way mysterious con-
nec,on with the rapid and violent changes Of dy-
nasty which took place after the death Of Peter the
First and Catherine. But it would be difficult if,
not impossible, to solve the deep enigma OF this
horrible deed.