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APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.
YNHE following case IS OF deepIy interestin

iOhOWiH1 case Is OF n deeply interesting
- character, and has attracted exam
nation Of several Of the first physicians OF New YORK
captain ANDREW T. Toms residing No 20 Bridge
BROOKLYN Is IN his 18th He generally enjoyed robu.
health but about three began gradually
gerefa weakness and atude teemsd
panied With Oppression Of spirits Lees appetite
seep &C. followed Medical Or
John W. Frates- OF New York The usual re
eies such eopous bleeding &c administered though
without the desired effect Captain Toms shortly
IN he street insensble with apopeeic partially
recovering from the effects he thai
portion OF his eft eide apparently dead
curry his physiars pronounced his combined
ApopeIy and Paralysis The vic symptoms rapidly ineeas
ed-ihe arms and limbs became aheeedindeed
ce OF the body eless and shorty aer
appee IT. more severe than tn first and
e was despaired OF As uaers
TO do less He unable without assistance and
eaae dn n.y. AMI his sight His physcans
whom Dr. John W. Francis OF New YORK and DR.
Wa G. Hunt Of Brooklyn considered entrey hop
less and beyond human
such !. simple atd the situation OF
Rings and Magnetic Fluid His family try the eI
penmeni and for that purpose p-re avane
Bracelets for The pair the as and one
bottle OF the Magnetic Fluid In ung tee are,
feeling Pereepbe the para psri- tie Precipitation
bioke out In i've days he enabled
his hand and IN three weeks he alone "A.
nov began to speak dunety could in every r.
sptei improved period months has now clap
FED durns which time symptom OF ApopeIy apparent
he enabled TO take regular and all his impaired aeu
ties have been
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Prom the n U. Buueun. May ~.
THE SEAT OF WAR.

We give below some further details from Mexico We
stated yesterday, the suhony Of Con Pillow that Cen
Scott had determined 10 advance wi bout delay ON the cap
tai. This determination probably rnade with the n
ienton o retaining for The march, oil the volunteers whose
time Of service was about expiring but which would not
take place. until after The army could reach the capis
they could be replaced by reiniorcemens. on their
wsy 10 Vera Cruz.
BY eefs, however, received from headquarera dated
sevefsl day alier Gen r. LETT there appesfs Gen Scott
had concluded to discharge Jalap,, volunteers
whose terms were nearly expired. consisting of the two
Tennessee, and the Georgia and Aiabsma regmen and
though nothing positive known, that this will alter he
previous intentions, Of marching ithos desy Tor the city
ct Mexico, The belief BE-, that no will no., attempt going be-
You'd fuebls until fentorcements sha JOIN him.
Notwithstanding al that has been aid. the disor-
san zauon aud dispersion u the Mexican suay there
would evidently be risk for Gen ScoTr with he greatly
reduced force, far niO enemys cOunY,
where the whole population is known 10 b. hosle, and
where they would Use Ike bees snd ovcfwhclm him
of his army oing with any check misfortune.
Il also very evident and indeed stated, bis gen
ers orders. ihst tho army will be principally dependent
the country for Supplies. aud being thus H.,
from The coast. will be highly reqnt.s he should
sufficient force iof the enterprise which, under
contingencies that msy srse. will enabls him 70 look
down ell opposition.
The whole force that snded Vsra Cruz dd exceed
10 900 menof thsse the garrison sod ihe sch sf W.
Cruz, about l5O0ths o.s Csno Cords, 0; re
sisk add garrison Of JssPs, 1000 garrison " PssOs,
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"a detailOf the cases alluded to here fOBowsI
HIP COMPLAINT.

THIS disease OF cqgeat one Of the most OBJ
shaie in med zeal Praeuee The effect OF is ru
Is truly wonaerful.
NEw YoRK, July 81, 1916.
This to certify that iof the
with the disease eald the Hip Compliant which time was
aierdedby Drs Carer and Watson OF
relief The severity Of The disease
ged 20 give business, and have often
without being able To tn my bed Medicine only
snd vas daily geuirg and helpless Eary last
Wniefl procured Df Chrsues Gasane Bet
the Magnetic Fluid, and om the time commenced
began to improve health ger ever was
previous to my sickness AMI
suntt augue. would akO com
the Of the Gavanc Fud famed the Whole
Of The tint crs Of three dwelling
GalSane and Magnetic remedies invaluable blessing.
made The above statement voluntarily ani
the ifHieted. GEORGE GATES
No 100. Church street New
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NOTICE.
fOl
4 HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS

INV T. IHIS my 'ISsUCIdIVU WIFI TIIt "T' Jfs'
TRE been my employment for several years
business obi sand Of 18th and Carr
street at WIN ANDERSON CO. forhe of
conducting Wholesale Grocery and General Commission bu,in
uf Groceries Home tic Goods Cotton Yarns &c
products aud minerals OF the Stale atd have
gagged DAVID ANDERSON IT, conduct the
grocery and wheat department Of aid business His
t branch of the business too wei
them ard have also made
with Mr. FRED. ANDERSON to aid in the mango
who has been familiar aud
tmately acquainted with this branch OF business
Liberal advances viii be made eonsgnmens Of groceries do
goods tobacco wheat pug and articles Of
general trade. WM. ANDERSON, il.
February lst, 1SI7.
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NOTICE.

n consequence of the state of my health. have
this day with rawn from the BUSINESS and W
succeeded BY my Two nephews, MT. L. G. Mr.
w Gwahmey Under the firm of Z. G. cwATHMEY = co who
viii re ain the old stand shoekoe Warehouse which have
long occupied
beg leave TO solicit the patronage Of old friends
TONERS behalf OF TIE aboye
OF those indebted ne without delay.
ROB GwATHMEY.
Richmond, LIST December 1876
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RHEUMATISM. BRONCHITIS. DYS-
PERSIA
The follow ng i from Clergyman known and of dis,in
gushed alta NJ reputation:

The following is from Clergyman, known and Of dsin
sushed aitainments and reputation
sIDsEY, n. J. July H.
Dr. A w. CuETsrE-Desr Doctor promised to communicate
with you respecting the effects OF the application your
Kings and Magnetic Fluid The too
short to justify speaking positively perma
neny Of but can that application
6aV1nie Belts and Bracelets the hole
plants have b en- suspended, suffered much rbeu
masm bronchitis and dyspepsia and felt those dis
orders all connected with each other
tenn have had OF the dyspepsia the apn
cation OF your Bet &c nothing worth bTop-
es for have been enabled discharge o: nv ms
t1ra duties Of preaching visiting surprise
eongrgauou and have had but the rhet
mas lhaEe enjoyed 80 far pSrfee these
maades tiressin they than my enjoy
io years cannot be too grateful God providence
has directed YOU.
The immediate design Of this procure rome OF the
same kind OF s'aIee for OF my people OF my con
EreFaon affected with should INV cure
be permanent will be led apply you have the azes
county charge IN the State and them 80
TO speak entirely.
"a eetalof the cases alluded tOhere folowsl
May Gols blessing attend your efforts my dear Doctor
and afford relief these vast number
OF oihe" who viii apply. Very truly yours
ROBERT w. Lands
20 Several stiers have been
Lands whose heath has continued improves many OF m
congregation have used the glyahie equally happy
results.
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NUMBER l19.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.


try- ds TssA.ax,s- U-s-. .vay ~
rrogress OF the Recruiting scrviee.--R.,.-
".eemens- ordered to the seat War.
learn from the War Office that rank. of IN. ,,,
new regmen'. are rapidly filling up and that tho following
companies OF the same are now concentrated
toste Tor Vera Cruz and that point The re.u,. hero
are mighty gratifying, and show the great ens,yv
ana promPnmde with which this has been raised
and sent forward.
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

daughter of Mr. Hiram Booth. residing Wniam,bursh.
j. acd win ~ nal Affection for four ytSrs becoming
most helpless from is eh,e The disease eopsdeei
yond cure By physcans AZ last the Gavanc Belt
Strengthening fisef tired and the
Application Of The ace her phsicins pronounced
Pc-t hcahh The lady has been remains
quite nee from all symptoms Of her former complaint
Every column in this paper be died tcstimo
nas In OIL Nervous Complaints
y BE- the efficacy Of Dr. Chu.tss genuine Gavanc ar
clCs uly wonderful
w Only agents Coz Riehmonl
pUNAL a PURCELL. Dmrrists. a. Main At
Fof sale IN Wythevle, onyt W.. n. sritLrE
fnaaua hiets b. ~ NH
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

Successors of VII. Robert Gyyathmey.
- {. GWATHMEI and W. w. GWATH.
MEY have this day formed Copartnershp under the drm
OF X. e. GWATHMEY 4 co.
Their business will be exclusively one for the s
Of torHty PodHes ezeraand they have old stand
near shoekoe Warshouse long Mr Gwai
mey and have kewse engaged the Tempe waf
mey who " 50 well known to the public Of Tebaeeo
Nesha b. prepared To grant reasonable aivabcss properly
hand and hope b. assdu and share
a fair portion OF public patronage. r e. GwATHuEY
Richmond. lst Dec. &c II w. w. CIV ATUNEY
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FOR NORFOLK.
CHANG f OF HOURS

CHI NGE OF HOURS.
ON and after Wednesday, the I 9th instant, the
- Cars running in with Ih- dne Mount
d. "Wednesday Friday mornings At oeloekpaenTers ar
riving in Norfolk a ! O'Clock
Returning the Mount Vernon Norolk on Tuesday
Thursday and sauidy oeoekpasseagcrs arriving
IN Richmond by O'Clock. +. NJ
Passage and fare, meals included. 81.
my II TIL DODAMEAn Sun II Er n
Road aud Steamboat Line Between Hitch
WalthaIl.
- r.. "a The Public are hereby notified that
&kkhSfza74- the splendid Steamboat MOUNT VERNON
CAT H. MITCHELL, between Port wlithai
Norfolk IN connection with the Cars Richmond
burg at the low rate OF One Dollar including
Passengers leaving Richmond moneay "wednesday Friday
ariye Norfolk between NJ Returning the Mount
Vernon leaves Norfolk 81 Tuesday. Thursday
day mornings. passengers brakfsng Vernon
and arriving al POu Wahln by IL NJ, Richmond
by !! z ~.
II viii be perceived from above, comfortable and
expeditions line gves To Writing NorOk business
Opportunity OF nsaelng and by boat Of
morning. as To BE- ab,en from their single
Tie Mount Vernon whl'tl the usual landings Jimrs
River TO take IN and put out and points
the river where signal Is made.
The public assured determination
proprieios TO keep this line permanently
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk the
at the lowest
For further information, Tickets Chit apply at the Depot
OF the Richmond Petersburg Company the Teiel
NH o.,
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
Ii Il J q JAMES IL co.

NJ Heary Jaues Cd siaaS Ne. 1917, Mans StreeD
IL AVE received by recent arrivals an extern
II n siye assortment OF FRESH SPRING GOODS 10 which
they the Of County, Trade Their
Stock consists In pari Of the following goods, VIZ
200 Bales and Cases oEnahugs a. 80 - Brown and
hehetci sheenc shnEs and Long Cloths American and En-
glish, also, brown aud bleaehed UriTs.
p Cases American, Preach English Fancy and Mounrs
Prints ard Chintz Of the newest styles
10 Cases American, Scotch. English and French GnEhams
Lawns and BalSornes, from common II superdne
20 Cases Pant Siuhs. Linens. Linen DR. liaes. EeGe
10 =" Gents Linen and Wo5sird stuff.
q" Common and splendid Nesiinxs
10 " Blue, biz ami fancy Cloths and Cassimercs
10 Heavy Linen goods Burtaps and Buckrams
ALSO-Bed Ticks Apron Furniture checks Cambtie.
laconcts Plain Stped and Checked Musns stocks Co.rs R
sons pan and fancy Neck TIES and Bdsf Madra md
sin Hdtfs. &C, &C.
~ 4 call 10 respectfully solicited
mh2 y J. a. JAMES a co
- u.WiNE-IS eask,siely MADEIRA Wine for sale BY
~. myf WILLIAMS 4 HANAif.
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t.. -
~ OTlCE.-The water is to be drawn off from
L the James River Canal manth and while
navigation Suspended shah Coae
from Richmond To LynehbuTg three times Farmve-
avng Richmond Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays at n
We shall also two horse stte Powes Tavern
land q. N and Farmve-Isavirx Richmond Mon
days, Wednesdays AMI Fridays at A. NJ.
20 Office al Columbian Hotel
my ~ BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
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As constantly hand at his extensive Tailoring Store,
pstc the state House. elegant Of French and
Engs Cloths Cassnere and Nesngs received late arrival
% lie conducts the establishment: the principle Of sending
Of his but those Of the h quality and
thus that he has long enjoyed the best o this city
aud throughout the Union. lie would respectfully solicit call
from gentlemen he will
orders entrusted him, style aud ut lower rates than
the quality be Ind the Lmyl-m
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BILLIARD TABLES.

Y>HE last Legislature having passed law Ii
een'ng the of Billiards. DESTROYS
OF procuring Billiard Tables that the undersigned
engaged In the manufacture and will be happy
~ho may need them mode they be procured
elsewhere In the Union lie has had much the
aeture OF Billiard Tables the South and
Specimens viii 'oon be ready and be the Cabinet
store OF Mt Belvn Governor and Franklin streets
where also orders may be leo.
2J-dsw p. q. COSBY.
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D0GGET 4 ANDERSON,

PAPER HANGERS
AND UPHOLSrEREKS, No. 10, GOVERNOR ST.,
III AVE Just received large and beautiful as
- OF French and American Borders
Fesereens Venetian Window Blinds
Shades Plain aud Coioued Mating with mary other
line OF business which have been selected with
suit the OF community We respectfully solicit call from
friends and the public guciay disposed sell
reasonable the and always
pared attend any line with puneiuay and the
strietest desire 10 give satisfactnn ap 2O-d3m
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No advertisement month OF
unless specified the Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
the parties.
9 An advertisement marked the for specified
number Of Insertions will continued until ordered out and
enacted accordingly
40 Regular Advertise ments.-To avoid any misun-
deandns part OF Annual Advertisers out proper to
distinctly privileges only extend TO their immediate
business Real Estate Legal and all other Advertisements sent BY
them To be additional charge and variation
% Estate General Agents Advertisements not TO be
Inserted the but be charged at the usual rates. subject TO
such discounts shall be agreed upon.
Aueuones booksellers and yearly advertisers generally,
with the privilege OF change shall
their yearly week insert more than the
agreed the standing rule under the contract and al
exceeding be- charged At the usual rates
inserted the Semi Weekly Wing At rs cents
OF Is lines for the first insertion and so Cent?
per square for each continuance.
July lot. lst5.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
HOITSE

HOUSE.
VENHE subscriber takes this method of inform
and The public generally that h. has Opened
Auction AND COMMISSION HOUSE. tot the sst
lie himself his long
renence property be able to general
may think proper property TO
Ia M cement.
III. oalce is on Wall Street. in OF the City Hotel
f. as-6m BENJAMIN DAVIS.
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.sTSA THE regular packet schr COURIER. H. Couch,
SsC MASTER will be ready for cargo Friday, and
having large portion engaged, will have quick Dispatch
For freight u 400 boxes tobacco complete cafgo-or
sage having superior state accommodations apply
master on board at Ludam's wharf. or to
ap29 RANKIN & WHlTLOCK.
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Ritbmo,,a Dailp 1ubis.
Il T. X M = .

RICHARD IL. TOLEIt, Editor.
WYATT W. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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.kf1N ESOR NEW YORk.-The fine packet
NIX l. sehrCOURIER, Capt II Cough viii load
ing at Iudam's wharf tFrday)
patch For freight or passage, apply on board
ap HENRY FISHER.
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late Naval Officer the port Norfolk has created
little sensation IN that community. friend OF the Admin
isIAon writing IN the Norfolk Beacon. proposes
ing OF the democratic party nine tenths OF whom he
opposed 10 Mr. Ga,e~oods removal for the pur
pose OF wPing the Stigma from their skirts. He
strain OF ferent and honest ndgnaton which gall
the wireworkes IN this proceeding. We should rejoice
the day, when all OF all parties would frown
down the in4nous and couupung practice OF prescription
for opinion sAke-i Pracuee which ills the public offices
with incompetent aud dishonest agents. who make politics
4 trade and Who always IN market The great bod,
OF the people OF both parties, have direct IN put
toe down this odous and those who pracnce it,
Elect Genera. Taylor. and 1t will be done.
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PUBLIC MEETING nm RIcuMoNp

AT meeting Of the eiiz me Of Richmond held ON FIJI
day sfernoon. May 2lst. motion Of COL John Ruher-
foord. VIM Lambert Esq. Mayo OF the city. called
TO the Chair. and VIM r. Richie appointed Secretary
COL John Ruthefootd. alter few remarks offered tho
following preamble and resolutions. which unanimous
ly adopted
The citizens OF Richmond here assembled having as
eertaned that the President OF the United States eonts
plates visit To the State Of North Carolina. and will
through our city, accompanied by the Secretary OF Ma
W. and being 1csrous to ovncc respect for the Chief
Magistrate 81 the Nation and To extend him aud our
citizen. John Mason, cordial welcome 10 the
Metropolis OF the State therefore
Resolved, That committee of eight he appointed Z, in
wife the President and Secretary OF tho Navy remain in
city as long their convenience will permit and to
tender to them. ON behalf OF this meeting the Inequalities
due to the occasion.
receive our distinguished gues aud make suitable pro-
visions Tor their accommodation.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen as the
committee OF eight, under the first resolution John Ruth
eroord. Raleigh I. Daniel John VI. Patton, jaime, Lyons.
James A. Seldom, VIM. II. Maciarland, George w. Nun.
ford. and Henry l.. Brooke.
The Chair appointed tho following gentlemen ss the COM
mee OF sixteen. under the second resolution Chas Os
borne, Thos Price. VIM A Paueson, Jas NJ wickham,
WIN Ctump, Jos X Anderson, Chas Ellis, Geo NJ Car.
rington. VIM Ritchic Rich'd II Toer, Mann 5 Valen.
tine, GustaSus Myers, Thos Green Jas r. cath RobtC
Nicholas and Jos Mayo.
On motion of MIR re Nicholas the Chairman WAS added
to the Committee OF Reception.
On motion OF Mr. Thos Green, the were H.
dered To be published the city papers The meeting then
adjourned. VIM. LAMBERT Ch,,,n,,
NN. i. RTrcuIE, Secretary.
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Honna county, on the 18Th inst. after painful ill.,
e', OF rev days, Mrs. MARTHA WYATT, eonsott OF VIM
~ wyatt ESQ leaving bereav,d husband and Tour
eh"ufen aud large circle OF relatiycs and friends 10
mourn Their tteparabo loss. She was n d.yoted wi,
fond Mother and Kind friend aud neighbor death love.
a shining mark ~ ~
Suddenly ia Chesterfield county, on tho l,b NAV 1877
~ 'no hid year Of his age. RoBERr r. BRANCH Esq
hndesred to his friends and relatives by the eminent anal,
ues winch were imprinted his character n, has l,f
an impression not soon to be forgotten No ON, was o
generally esteemed Ia the sphere of his acauain,ane,
genueman OF the purest integrity, friend OF In.
knd, a'her and husband Of the warme.t sf.,,on M,
has been cut OIL In the bloom Of manhood leaving y.
ehdren and dsconsolsc companion to abide BY IN, m
revocable decree VI Providence.
Obituary.
Amongst those who persisted the storming of C.,,,
Gordo, was RicuARp L. BoHAssAs native OF this civ h,
of many years previous his death, resident of M.mnb
Tennessee. "P"'''
impeed by the patr otto impulses he sut,cpd.,.
lucrative business IN that place. and entered the rank, l
the I'd Regiment Volunteers from that STATE; served viii
me regiment at the sormng Of Monterey and siege ol Yer,
Cfux aud was one of those brave spirits n yielded nm
Their lives while in the advance under General Po,r =,
inc ass auit OF OF tho cncmys first line of NJ
Zero Soido, on the morning uf the 18Th April
nt bohannan was by nature OF q kind. pen.,ons anil
disposition; possessed OF the most feel.
ngs which, united To an undaunied coursg, and
ca MN 10 seek danger "even the cannons mouth ,nJ
WIN MS ne 10 seal his devotion his country A., ,.
o'onet OF our young towIsman, DIR. C. ]. r. Bohann.u
anu nephew OF our much esteemed and talented Ptoss,
H. L. boannsn and has left n mother and many ,.I,,,
anu friends, To bemoan hs untmely fate
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eye in all directions Sometime back the enemy had made
sroes orthes,ons in this place. having thrown up bss
were deemed least accessible They had sbandos cd their
works. however. before arrived leaving behind them
several pieces Of artillery. which disorg by ,rk
ing them aud burning their carriages resouie might
have offered serious resistance this point and
stoned nj least, great loss II he did not
arrest our advance. santa Anns however. n hurry
to secure his own safety, and had think any
iesSer matter.
Al the small village OF Los Vegas where we halted Tor
the night the cold became quite bitter after the had
set This oeessioned but little for
there plenty of wood around u.s. did
pie TO make free OF H. In the morning
sumed march for the castle Of Pcrotc which nhs
bants informed had been deserted by the enemy aud
which calculated reaching that day. A short
march brought the Valley Perote in which the
Castle of that name Is stoStsd. The descent from the
mountain lie gradual and when had il we
entered the Valley Ii is wdc highly cultivated al
most entirely cleared Of TIMBER and surrounded all
by mountains. In few hours, upon rising small emf
nenee came in sight OF the far famed Castle Peroe
The town Of that name is about milo from Castle.
and lay directly in very small and the houses
very miserable.
But the Castle the Castle How shall give YOU nm
adequate idea of that
We took possession OF this stupcndous fortress the
22d and Immediately commenced examination Ii Is
an immense fortress built OF aud surrounded by
ditch, being what call regular Fashioned work with
embrasures Tor 96 pieces Of The masonry is OF
the most solid description imaginable. aud the wall. well
calculated q Withstand the heaviest artillery The area
enclosed between the four sides all paved with stone
lts dimensions about acres, and each side o IL
buildings for quarters for the Governor Officers In
the casemstcs aud OF large dimensions
Each side OF the square has eleven arches the upper and
the number IN the lower story OF the buildings
This fortress commenced l7l2 and finished in l77C
We found a number OF pieces OF artillery and
OF ci all descriptions. powder, ball. musket-, brass
cannon, moriars, swords, & abundance Santa Anna
passed through this place MS from Ccrro CoTJo-
tie liberated officers Generals sndero aud Mora,s
who had defended Vera Cruz aud whom he had confined
Tor snrrenderng that city Gen Landero left here
with his family tor his hacienda lie had his daughter
pretty GIRL with him. News to-day IN al Santa
Anna not at Mexico, IL he Pueba. Many his
friends are fearful that he has been asinaicd Ii said
farther, that IN the city OF Mexico the advocates Of peace
have gained vast accession ct strength. be hoped
that the defeat OF their best General chosen POSITION
has hsG salutsry elect upon them.
We start IN advance Tomorrow morning.