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Ware. Election.

FNyIIE WARD ELECTION for SIX Aldermen, and
n SIX Common Council men in each ward, in the
Town Of Iynchburg, will take place. pursuant to an act Of
Assembly. entitled 10 amend act entitled an
to divide the town of ynehbuTq into wards. and for
ether purposes passed Feb -. ESQ, the first Tues
day in April ncxt-and will be held in Lynch Ward No.
being all that part Of said town below the ST alleycx
tending from the river the 18th street, in the auction
house OF Mcssrs Talbot < Lanier, Main street; and in
Henry Ward, No 2, being all that part of Town above lst
alley. extending fsn the riyer to 9Th street, in Aexan
der ggat's corne house, Main street next door below
he Nr ginan oince, and opposite To bryant & lnsey
HENRY DtINNlNGTON.
s rgt Of the Corporation Of Lynehburg
Feb. 25-tiA
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VOL. XXV.---NO. 81

San Iua by the way Of Victoria and Tula having had
the despaiehes translated for him nj Linares.
We have eonYersed with intelligent Spanish gen.
1enan who left Durango the 18th Of January--Ssnor
'eno Nelez. nephew, we learn of Peter Harmony. "
New York Sen1r Nele2 confirms all that we have said
Of the action III Plsp on the 18th Of December.-
The loss of the Mexlcans in that affair about $50
men. No news had reached Durango of the fall u CHI
hnahua when our informant left there.
On the 3uth of January Gen. llereda left Durango
for chihuahua nt the head Of 100 men, of whom 81
sere cavalry. lie took with him 500 muske,s and IVY
pieces Of artillery.
When he reached Cucncnne in tho north part Of DE
State ol Dnrarro, he heard the Of The action
FL iaso. and leaving there bis infantry be pushed io
Chihuahua with his cavalry, with the view to assume
the command Of the Government f,reos there.
he cavalry oi tniilz which In tie action OF tho
18th 81 December sad which protected far as possible
ihe retreat Of the MeAirans upon FL Pasp and after
wards Catlal had dwlnded down 10 handful by do
serilens which took lace at the different ranches The
foue.
News had reached Durango tina, abou, the 9Th or 9Th
Of January two English ships entered the pert Of Mazai
lan having esa,ed The blockade. They supp sed -
have been laden with ammunition and other munitions Vt
We aid Gen Mnons report Of his SUCCESS. The
date Is omitted. but the despatch il addressed to Santa
Anna
"Ercepeni Sir To-day have captured, without
the luss Of man, Two chiefs Of squadron. four oicersand
Omen of the troops OF the United States, who had al
sanccd 10 this point NIL their arms. horses aud equip
mens have been taken for the naton and ut the first OPP
portnny will BIZ placed at the disposal Of your EAccl
leuey. according 10 the lsl herein The prisoners will
be put enronte Tor San Luis 10 morrow, and shall
tnne my operations about this point and fortune il ia
yurahlo 10 me. shall ondeavor 10 account for
the gqn l god ,..,. - ..,., a., ,.. -,
please regard il mol for what has been donc since il is
very small affair but merely proof Of the desire which
have TO discharge duty In spite Of the ,ul-
iios which we have experienced IN crossing over this
country exhausted Of everything shall conquer al
neonvonenees
"Among the persons taken loday with arms
IN hands. Galeano.n MeNcan who served the enemy an
spy aud Guide lie was Immediately rut To the sword.
The chief Of the surrendered orccs wished intorcods
fr him." etc, etc.
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GEN. TAYLOR.
rihy ofcredencc that

We learn from private worthy ofcredencc that
Gen Taylor is far from being satisfied with the recent
change made in the disposition OF the forces in Mexlco,
and that although busiy engaged in preparations
for march Iacaiecas. il is probable he will soon quit
the uniry or in other words resign his command.
1t is also said that the Department having treated him
with very little ceremony. he has written the Secretary
a letter which, if published, would he curiosity. la
it he has spoken his mind freely and bunily.
We do know what credit to attach to these state
ments but they directly and from source which
imparis to them strong degree of probability wri-
ter having many opportunities OF obtaining correct nior
mation.-.Norih .3,ici icm.
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.NEW ND LliPORTLNT L.aU hook.

4 DIGEST Of Conveyancnq, Tesfamcntary
"A Registry Laws Of all the States Of the Union,
baeng references to the leading decisions upon the
jecs, in most Of the States together with the Forms
acknowledgment, probate, rclnqushment, etc. required
by the statutes Of. and in in each. Preceded by a
bret treatise the general rules relating To the nature
execution aud operation Of Deeds and Will and ellow
ed by an Appendix, Of the most approved forms OF those
instruments. Being praclica manual and guide for
Lawyers Public Officers and men OF business, by James
b. Thornton, lac Of Virginia. Of Memphis Tenn.
Attorney at Law, vel. yo. 40 PAGES.
Just received and or sale by ID. b. PAYNE.
Feb. Its
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ANOTHER "FIARE UP.'

In the Senate. on Wednesday, Mr.. Bagby opposed the
resolution. relative to reporting the proceedings lie was
satisfied that was de-. gned TO deep political
scheme.
Mr. flanagan said tho resolution mad been brought
forward by himself without consultation with any human
being save the gentleman who was named IN 1t, On;
Houston) There was nothing in il but what appeared
upon the face OF it, and If the Senator from Alabama
meant to impute any designs to him, after what he (Ar
H. had stated yesterday, he had only TO say that he
shamed the seat he occupied.
Mr. Bauby replied and said thai il hn shamei his sea-
wasonly on account of its Proximity that Of the Sena-
tor from Indiana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11

va fUo1fS 10 40 i'O0d are LOST nave heard Oh
some seeds which will sleep in the earth for ages and
have read of the young Of certain insects wcn lie mi
safe Like death for eighty years together and yet when
the hand that scattered the seed had been mingled with
the dust and when the insect that had deposited heyoung
had ended its ghtf generations, the seed would come
forth forest of mighty trees aud the snmbenng insect
would wake life, and become the mother OF an endless
multitude. And soft may be with u.s. We are scatter
ing the seeds of knowledge and pieiy, aud immortality
but we see not seed spring forth. Our instructions seem
10 be forgotten the fruits Of our lberay seem to have
pershcd and ourfvors appear to have been IN vain But
be Of good courage tie seed is still IN the earth undecay
cd and tho time will come when 1t shall sprng orth and
yield plonteoush harvest Its watched overly the God
OF Heaven and not seed shall perish. The hand that
caorol The seed may be withcred 5n the seed itself
shall swell, and send forth It's germ and become a
mighty tree The voice that uttered the sermon may be
silent hut others lat received the truth shall come forth
and declare it afr s tp generations that yet unborn
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W. copy below'what the Now Orleans Doltaj Of the
10Th u, says Of Santa Annals plans

10Th ult., snys Of Santa Annals plans
SANTA ANNALS ADVANCE.
II the statements mndo by all the Mexican papers aud
letter writers be entitled 10 confidence is obvots thu.
Santa Anna eniorans designs against Monterey. and has
hePen his march against that pont Our correspondents
represent that large bdles Of oops art being thrown iut
ward upon the road to Monterey we'll the road bo
tween fampco and Monterey. But Tho MOST definits
statement we have seen, IL contained IN letter publish
ed by La pa,ra. last evening. from ampico. Of the date
Of OH February. which states that 10000 Of tho most
brilliant troops (topds biAaates) AFRO marching for tho
road between Sanllo and Monterey. This Information
communicated lay letter written from San Luis
Another letter written from Iula Of the date Of id Feb
rnay states that the ls of the month Gen. Parrod
with brigade OF 5OD men. composed pf the 18th reg
ment Of infantry of the line, tyled tho Faithful Soldiers
81 Sau Luis, aud battalion Of the National GnaId of
.Iasco with three pieces olariilley marching in
the direction Of Monterey by the road of Matcheraa.
The sie1d is fortified at every point. by tho b ttallons
If Puobla Gunrla Costa de 1ampico, the company Of
Veterans. and three companies Of Cavalry In the vii
ages of Wales Col lose Antonio del Castillo is station
ed with respectable force, 10 defend that point Gen.
Urea with 1900 mon Of the first regimen, oi Cavalry
"pfmoro Repubicano." must have already arrived ut
NiciorIn de 'Tamaulipas,
These NOV ments 40 doth, made for the purpose
Of drawing oil our forces from the contemplated attack OH
vera Cruz. Santa Anna expects 10 cut oil Iaylor's
communications to block up both the roads To Camargo
aud 10 Rmplco. These movements are by no means 10
ho regarded ms gnifcani they deserve tho serious
sIderaon and will no doubt receive the utmost vgllancs
and activity preparation among our forces Monte
rey. Fortunately; Gen. Taylor, who is never caught
mapping IL in command at Monterey, with about 1000
This force easily hold thai place until roin-
forced But ~ the meantime. the Alcxicans ARE pushing
forward towards Mathmoas from the road which leads
through Nic,oria. ureas Cavalry doubt the adj.
vance of large force intended for this point. This will
be bold movement. but it is characteristic o Ir who
is prompt and decided officer. II. however. his ,rco
only Of cavalry do not apprehend any serious
consequences from attack on Maiamoras. The great
fear Is, that they may intercept communications
along the river, and the road from MaIamlras and Camar
90 to Monterey. We trust however that Gen. Scott,
who TO be moving with great canton and prudence
viii not weaken our forces on The Rio Grande. ~
pose lines to be easily broken and the hard earned
results OF expensive campaign thus be lost to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11
TOLLS ON PASSENGERS.

On White Persons, l2 years old and upwards cpm
do do between II and yrs old do
On Co!ored Persons, s years old and upwards, do
Gu all Articles except Coal, Mill Oial. Manure.
Sand and Wood for fuel, transported any portion Of
the enlarged Old Canal (betwcen Richmond and Mai
deus Adronure) he Tolls shall be equal at least 10
those charged on the Old Canal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11
Correspondence of The american.
W,suIyGroN. March 5. 1S4.

NAsHINGTON, Narcn D, lc4f
The Judges Of The Supreme Court have heard the last
arguments and after formal will at'journ till to
morrow. nthe of Mrs. Gaines, an opinion was
given to day by Judge Wayne in behalf the ve,udges
who sat in the case the effect Of which is posponement
of the opinion of the Court TO the next term, with will
lngncss the paro the Judges to receive any addition
Al ia Is going to prove the helrship of Mrs. Gaines.
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Horse .TFarsc0re,

IHe imported Horse .TFHrse0re,
~ TIE Sire af Hlae nel the Farl
61-9A II, ct Mafgrve and others will stand
%,(8k Tx the present selsan, Isl. nj my sta
sssas,se=kslb- hIe oae milo fm Pitisslvania Court
lloase a.. and vii be let Ia Mares, nj twenty Dol
lars the seasan, and Thirty Dollars insure. Any per
son, putting y the insurance and parting with the Mare
here ii Is asetfained v. ether not she be ua Tor
tets lie insurance. Aafts td viii erain. nj - cents
fef day care vii BE- taken 10 prevent accidents
aPes but no responsibility Tor either. The season will
commence the LIST day oil March and expire tho 10Th
OF July neNt and all charges be paid before the mare
he removed, when kept by me Servants sent with mares
will not be charged ior board Fifty 10 the Groom
for each mare. JOHN l.. WHITE.
fitisylyania {. Il. Va. March l-tw
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Va ANlf.D, middle aged woman who has been
accustomed to the house. and who is a very good
asher ana foner, and can cook pretty we'll and who
can he well recommended Ia character One from the
country preferred Enquire Of AlcI)aaiel & Lee
Feb. ISIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11

All Articles iranspoaied only on the Lower Level Of
the Canal, will be charged with hall the tolls charp
ed ON the Old Cana, except in cases provided for by
special resolution Of the Board of Directors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11
NOTICE.

w hereby arewan all persons whatever AGAINST trading
W lra Bonlof Two Hundred i)uis, fasn by rs, bear
ing It'll day o Sa,embr lSi5 and payable 10 Shelton
Nfsh the -, day Of November lsi7,a have Offsets
a. i'm, the s4fle TANl1Y .dNf.s,
B.a= -. CLAiEORNEtsft LES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11
r II II S q s ~ L. e r
" A L L L 4 n .. -.

by sirtueo deeo lus executed 10 thu subscriber, on
~ ths 22nd day Of December s35, hs William alton and
daily recorded IN the Clerks oee e Buckingham county, To
seeufe certain deht therein nAnod WILL on Thursday, the
10Th dav al MafhneN tar If not the fan ia, al
the residence 81 aid William Walton in thu count, Of Aupo
mattss expose 10 sale at public aaeon til. hot bidder
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11
IMpORTANTl

Since the above was wfliten we. have seen letter
from Mexican officer, written in great confidence and
secrecy. stating that General Crtea had been ordered to
march on Malamoras, and already considerably ad-
yanced on the road.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11

Tranpe-a Socieiy of Fiancc. IL saremarkahle fact,
that among the clporlture employed by The above soc
ety enc hundred and two are converted Roman Catho-
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AIR LINES IIJl.NGsTON:

III please 10 take notice, that the 18th day oil
" t At ~. st,te house of Thomas Pinekafd III the
80. nv oi Frankln aud State OF Virginia shall loeesa
n take the dispositions oil Wesley :. fine, and other ~
- =. evidence in the trial oil suit IN chdheefN now le'
10 IN the circuit superior court o' Ia" anu
h.,y I,r In, county Franklin, in "hiehl am pla,,
@ - "a ,tbrr. are a,ienlantsan IT, from any cause e
an" am, s,onla not be taken u that day, they Will be
continued IRON day day until they are comprehension
and where you may attend, ii YOU think pr9P,l ,rr
Much Sim oil.Nl''''.' =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11
Loyinssson Male and Eea''s.e Asa""
etgiy.

THIS institution viii be re-opened on MONDAY IN
9Th of March, under the care ot the lev. h'J' ~
Wales assisted in the nna,e department ny la09 ela
ineny qualified TO take charge d IT. The oo!eet sought
in this Institution prepare the YOUTH eIaosla 10 H.
either far Colrge or more Immediately ior the active du-
ties OF life. it,, e -.
.ry dcpar,nen cf knowledge pursued IS duly impressed
mon the mind of tho student. and an endeafof aae "
excite within his breast desire to master :,
The following are the branches taught win the price
charged for each, per session. ...,
Orhopraphy Reading, Writing and Ari'hihe ;, RI
tic, Mel
Same with Geography. Grammar and Moh'a IN M
ana Na"''' 'ra IS 0D
MathenaicS '"" ''Si r.o,ob az 5 O0
An a. extra '"'ise . ''' p;o,, 70 80
Music "i',ipu' ~ @ -. Il 80
pupils can be entered nj any time during the se'l'',
.harue only being made r the time they attend sc"oo
Parents and Guardians in the country desiring 10 i''
,,nse this School will find excellent accommodation, ana
maternal care for their children OF wards, WIN is
Cutler widow Of the late Clerk Of superior oof'.
References may be made to Col Charles peffow No
w s. Loving Capt Wilson Peters toht. " haeheao
Esq. or any of the patrons ofthe School
March 4 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11

BLANKETS AND NEGRO CfoTnlNG.-lus
ID to hand several taes OF Blankets very cheap; Also
large lot al Negro Clothing, yer, low
Nov, 3o-ts f. J. BURTON
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VINOr Coughs and Coieis.-N lsars b ls'sl
of Wild Chcrry-Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Mrs. Gar,lner's i3asam of Liverwr and iioarh3nnd
-Ihomps.,n's Compound Syrup Of Tar and Naptha
poases IIoarhound Candy-JuJube PASTE nc. Nc.' all
fresh and genuine. For sale ny ,,...-.-;..
March 9 10
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on fsn Crock in Tie county Of (l}nekneham) Apomaax
ADJOINING I'm thurman sc containing III ACi RES more OF
less Alseone other TRACTION he same Creek SAID county,
Also other Tract, the Waters o said Creek in saia
county, containing 1l6 Acres, less adjoining Tie
Lands oi GeuEc Penn aud e4ets. Alg ulli Tract ON
In. ~. I - - -. u = -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11

hRrIcLlS At q cEnrs FER TON rrn Min
l5ar Iron, flouf aud What.
Tobacco Stems.
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'wG, THURSDAY MORNING.. MAHCn II. 1917.
TARIFF OFrOll5S


TARIFF OF rDl Is
"a, Ton 90 reo H. ,,.,.,a;Ie h l. eloro. IN. ,Le
Dr., -. 81
'"Hi'S i'tss' a3.o h"''uitfa '"'ia'.
Adopted Slh February. le4f.
ARTICLES IT / chSrs RIA TON MILE.
Agricultural Implements. i.lquer.ce.
AuYlls ir5n,,. ma, .,har,,i.. Il
Ale, spnaod
Ashea Pol aud Pearl. Live Stock
Bacon. Lead Bar
Beaus, Machinery. not o,norws.
Beet Sailed aud Fresh. designated
Beer, Macker,l
Beeswaa. t,chanes' Tools
bellows. Metals. not otherwise de
Books sipnaiod
Rsrt Blocks. Mston,s
Butter. Mutton.
Candies. Nail. and Snikea
Carriages. OIL. or all Kinds.
Crackers, Oranges,
,heose, Oysters, noi ia the Shell
:, NINA III W are. Pants.
wi q, Paper,
Cannsfaa p' III, 49,, "a
Coltiane. po,,a,
.nltan i',tou Warn, nnI
Cotton Dagglng, Powder,
cutlery, Putty.
nioRs haishs.
~ ,'ooas' hlce.
,ye .Nulis' Saddlory,
Eaqs. sal,nn',,
Fancy Articles Sb.1
fl4N. Snnk,rot
Feathers, Stationery.
iul'a felolsn not o,hef Segafs.
Fur, ,,I p,,as,. . "a, 1"s'no"'
'. us anu ,',''y, Steel
,.,',sa a'' '''''"a''' Sp'''s'
t.t - -, ,,f'''s VI 'onunes
d',51,a,a W. ''"s'"'eo gap,
W. bla,eo, oioe' and Boots,
Hats. Caps, Sc, Sugar.
Hemp, sulphur.
'''e', ''o 'oA'As' afS aud ieas,
II s'oeh' I'm aud lm~lio,
IL, :, .tnlso1,
! lhl's AMI t'eTlS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11

ULNDOV GLASS; UkND0V Gi~fAS =
IARt;rlot of Window Glass ON hand winch WIN DC
4 -, no = es'' = Sign Of the big Pitcher
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11

.9PFiE BRANDY.
IN BARRELS superior tpre Brandy Just received and
~ for sale low by MCDANIEL. s LEE
Mmrh It's
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ARTICLES AT y cEkrh rlR TON rLR MILR.
Agricultural Products. not Lead. Pig
othefweo designated Inpwood.
Apples aud other Domestic Mahogany.
irall, gr.en VI dried, Moassos,
Barley, Moss.
halh, puucl's Ware
Charcoal. Stonewaro.
Cider, Vinegar.
fsh, not otherwise designated,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-11
p Used E.NRR Older !.
COURlNJps PFN'ETRaT1N1' POI UF''

u " ,h sny,foous hais-a small lot just recoiv-
Also, iar Of ca Gas. and 5a f p.s ssG la1
take my worn ioi ~ ~ y. W. MOORE,
Yourself. 9 the b1 Pitcher
NarchS SIS '1is""' ~ - -
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ARTICLES Ar CRIT pGR TON pr, mur
Bricks Posts for Fencing,
Cement, Rails do
'oa aud Coke passing Slate, for Roofing.
down tho Calial Scrap Iron and Old Cast
Headings, lnps
Hoop Poles, Slaves
lalls, Shingles
Marble, Rough Timber Of Ill kinds.
Fig Iron, Tiles for Roofing
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-17
teJabr9a,,f, 4.
Meiu Ju9cuelaub.

% batt ieb trb, ibr rielSctittter ySIael,
~ Die ib fc runrerltrn i'm Iraunc ttb',
q batt' ih rod res itrl,er Nnlers StI9el,
Damn trarc mir ltm's J6crj niht mtbr f. ireD
Grbtittrn wiirrc meincr Scelc Srieaet
Sn tnrer Slabr iet, rrA, ad! ieb ttrb!
Gntftrnt rrn eud, ibr bcimatblbeu y6eDcn.
Gnttsrnt ron tl1d, NO Cd, uss Md tmmsbtn.
Am jtnen .6,tseln banst mcin sltibenc Stbnen
Dcrt tlaDtc mir pss $etns th6nltes 8lat!
Oft rent i'd nad nit Dcibcn Sbmer;enstbrduer
ltnc aud NIT SUIT All jcnc Slur ;urhct.
Scd, ath! mas bl;ft mir III mein fi6es lndbnen;
Oie Jladtt nmcuttert mcintn ttarrrn Slit-
Spn rrrt brr slanjt nur nod Gin fhma1cs !brffen
Sort mar itb sladlid,, faD ren .5immet often
Nlert s Der Wdnberer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-17
s. { b / II d 1t 1t d { n.

Ser 0bio etaatssSote egfbsint reselmabis teeen
3t,ttpeH. Der 5abferirticae. .preis 1T 81 so nus
sesinste Borsasbe;ablunSi 8aargelb, cccr 50,
sytstw bic Sabluns inntrsat Der eriteu 5alfte ces
3asrss stfAiebt. 5rater 3ablenbe baten $3.50 s,s
estsiAtts. Sein unterfhrcter ,piro fur eincn tirz
ssrn 3titrawm ale Dlcnats anstncmmen; aud
esnn Bic 3sitans nur bann aufstssten psrpen, tpenn
aste Ssi6tfanee abtejablt lino. Cine 9ernadlaf(i,
ssnstit Sttuns vcr Dem Gnoe brs Sabrs aufiutln.
Nstn wirc ais cine Grneueruns Der @ubferiptcn &C.
tva6ttt. Wlttbsitusscn unb 8,tfe linp rcffret ers
k.tsn.. r- Dnlt Serinsunsen wercen ranttlib Re
skatt:t mtrben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-17
Wefduutn II, a q, n11acn.

Cine 8ttanntma6un9 pom tnt,n Siered, ole
,peniser, trfet fdr einmalise Ginridune so Gtnss
fur ,nal ST. unr fur jerc fernere Ginrituns peel.
ben 9crets 25 Gcnts.-Gin Sisret Dlcnate e,n.
,uradsn trltet SO, 9lrnate s.. Sabr S. Cine
batte 9raltc Olcnatt tin;iruten 8, Icnate
5 S l5, Sabr s25.--Gine8anje Spaitt fIr3 IRcna.
tt toftt 5 ~, 6 Wlpnate$ S 20 uno ! SaDr 80.
8ef6aftstart te II ocn rrtr weniser 3et'
fen en,uridsn tcttsn fer Sabr SO, fur 6 Olrnate
}S2 .--,
Drudarb tjeber Irt, in rtutl1tr ano enS'
liftber Spratc, mirpin Der Dfee ees ,,Obo
Ncttn" fhntGi fauttr anp tprrett tslrr9t.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-17

SIT prcpibence, RS, ,purbe elm
Mana sn S tasiser @efdnsniBfrafe perurs
tbeilt, neil er ieinem 9sadbar bic 2eituua
|anter ssrI ahhr spesselchlen bate. :
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-01-09
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.

.4dUance Of Santa Anna upon Saltiito confirm
ed-PrOba5itity Of Battle haping been fought
-Depatch Of Troops to SaltilO and Monte
anticipated attack upon Cana go and
.Hatamoros.
By the arrival at ,ate hour last night of the
U. s. steamer Edith, Capt. CouiIlard, we have
three days. later dates from Brazos Santiago.
She left Brazos on the Both ult., and brings
confirmation of the reported advance of Santa
Anna with large force upon Saltio. 1t was
reported that the Mexican army was nearly
10000 strong.
When Gen. Worth's express reached Monte
rey, Gen. Taylor had only gone six or eight
miles on his march to Victoria, and the troops
under Generals Twiggs and ouitman were but
twelve miles in advance. Orders were imme-
diately issued TO this division 10 retrace its steps
and proceed at once to Saltilo.
Gen. Butler, who was left in command of
Monterey, had already marched with all the
troops he could collect to join Gen. Worth at
Saltillo.
Before the express reached Camargo Gen.
Lane had started for Saltillo with his command
this was on the Goth. Gen. Marshall set out
next morning, taking with him the remainder
of the forces, with the exception Of Captains
Hunter and Swartwout's commands, which
were left to protect that point. The troops
from Camargo were on a forced march, to
reach Sa.iillg in ;ime for battle, reports hav-