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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07
valuable Rich.Woods Land



WISH 70 disPoss 81 :lhsl porii Of The
Rith- Gods FARM hing o. The West side
& ne csuniy road which connects ths Snish.
geld Turnpike With The Wihcheslerrosd. ard
sAjoining lbe lands belonging 10 The heirs Of
{chn "a a Washington. deceased, Or. Samuel
Seoiiay ". Bsylef, sad Mrs JsneC, Wash.
ihsioa. This lrac. contains about
One hundred and sixty Acres,
Nipety acres Of shich Is cleared lsna--ihe ri
naihdeE !, heasily Tipbered, the growth con.
sssilpg Of the various kines Of osk, hickory
walnut. loeua, &c The open lend. (thsris
aeses Of mich i we'll sci 10 eloser.l Is 6nell.
: exposed Tor cu'tlvaiipn-tbe wood land p1otrct-
~ The 6elds Iron The North and West winds
nod the soli Of The very belt quality.
sl also wish 10 dispose Of tn ACT OF
LAND % The Blue Ridge Mountain. sbout
&c miles below The Shsnnoadsls Springs, con.
ssiniag about
500 ACRES,
3 Portieh of, this i cleared land. the remainder
~ CO Il . growth Of oak. hickory, pine and
.hklnut. There are upon this tract seserai
epemsals, three Orchards, and number Of
nv Springs near the dseilinys. This tract
y either he sold entire OF divided to suit pur-
.hfsers. Ny terms will be msaelknown 10
hessg Who may be disposed 10 purchase ether
II HE above trsets.
THos. B. WASHINGTON. 4
Rfcd Woods Jan 7. iS4i-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07

PIKE At PErERssuRo, vA.-on Thursday
morning last the tobacco factory ~ Thomas N.
Lee, E,q, IL Petersburg, Va, was discovered
20 be 90 Ere, sodahs whole estsblishment vas
consumed, :aeeiher With . small inl Of manu-.
fac:ured and leaf tobacco.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07
IN CHANCERY.

TSHE Defendants, Jonathan c BncEIe., John
i Marshall and Sally bis wife, CoIbin West
aud Abbey his wife, WIN Kerr and sussnM. his
wife, IT. Wsggoner and sCstharinei bis wife,
Thongs SaeaIer and John w SheareE, noI
having entered their appearance, and given 50.
curity accerding 10 thesAcf ofsAssembiy spd the
Rules pfihis Court; sndiIappesring BY sstisfac-
tory ssidence that .heyssre not inhabnsnis OF
this cqpntty uis ordered, that the said defts
do appear here on The irstday ofthe next Term
and ans yer theBiil Of ths PisiatiGs; and thai q
copy III this order Be forthw in inserted In some
pevspsper published in Chsflesiown, for two
moAlha suece ssiyely,and posted 81 Shefront door
Of Tho Court House in .tae said Town Of
CharlSstown. a eopy-Tesie,
r 7. Brown, !. cierk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07

NyoLfON,s Rishis Il Labor. prics IS cents
J inst received and for sale By
Js57. = MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07
Janusry !, 1s47.

VIRGINIA., TO WIT:
AT Rules holden 10 The clerks Office IF the cir!s
cuitsuperior court Of law and chsneery for
Jefferson county, the 6rst Monday ID January
Charles Harper, John *. White, and
Henri Berry, PLAIEfIEFs.
AGAINST
DoDia Saiveley and John n. .MdEpdFse,
DEFENDANTS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07

gax Rrcar SPIRlr "a i die volunteers
were msrching 10 take lhs cars from
PHILADELPHIA for Tie vest 4 feeble look
Ing woman holdingsa small boy by The
bead. pushed inio the crowd ane waited
uhI1I s,6ne looking .lsd of Is came ty.-
The mother efssped ~ hand imprinted
! kiss o. h:s smooth cheek. md exclsin.
"a good bur Henry I 4 30 sorrow ron
.re to:ne. boi q soar dSi1 ~ t,n. ~
j6ni forged r1>r co,InIr3 kctof r. Ihis
Is he ri1AI srSil y Aic1 every oomsn e.
hill, ID support q he :11ner q atr eoo1-
'iry. nd il IN require ffssI 6.lort =
|lke part q .ih6 eni1er. c<.|oEl e ~
1sr Is COO, iks courage r. n1irrrr. =
3 Nsy' =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07

sTsHE dsfsidast, David soiyeley, lot havisg
eSiersd bis appearance. and giyen security
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules
or this Court; and Il appearing By satisfactory
eFideges that he i not % inbsbitaht " Ibis
county p Is ordered. That the said psiendant
do apjesr he fe on The FIRST day Of The mex. term,
and asiiwsr The bill Of he Plaintiffs, and thai i
copy " This or1er be forthwith inserted IN
so6c " Wrapper published 10 Chaflesioun, Cor
two ssontks successisely, ani posted A The
front DOR Of the cogri.honse. inths tsid Iowa
|of Chf{lt1i6Fn.
a copy-Tesle,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07

HuzzA FoR tbs PRIErERs Sever
Priniers lefillhis place yesterday morning.
10 the Company Of 'Berkeley.iV olun,eers.
Tor the Mexicso War. These gallant
boys ~ill do their best 10 knock Mexico
into Pi-Nuiias5urg Gqzeffs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07

PoYERTY Start not 81 tne labor 81
homes, poverty; il is 70 poverty that we
are indebted for the discovery OF new
world i, made Fraukiin ptsiosopher
Hogstlh painter. and Napoleon The con-
quefor Of Europe The mieh,iest minds
that ever ss,onished HE civilized world
were nursed 10 thsrvale o. poverty; thst
vas their incentive 10 action, their stimn
lous 10 glory andimner,siiy, Pine not.
ihen, At your lot. Il you be poor snd vir-
|tuous; lsree fortune 10 eidey youth. il
|,6e most painful ,judeement that an in
|dnlgent heaven can infiet upon 1an.--
The ordinate love Of wealth. 90 fatally
prevalent in modern times. whep with :
great majority. riches are test u tespet.
ability. and cash token Of worth. and
virtue. CLOAK 10 screen IRON erime-is
worse iksu blear-eyea famine. mote fatal
/ fhan The ieslefins folds Of shs purple pee
|,ilence. Mourn not. then. ihatIyou ere
|poof-3ush syopt faculties into : holiel
sphere. andfesp abundant storesct men
|,sl gain 10 The extended feld Of an en-
mind.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07

sa-I.a. EstircI,ake. U

EaEss ZIP, sissas hsad. 4 qaaint-
! 4 kiIps,nll. re ofaanhsssef lArmlpx.-
IA aoeui " q 3 sears If sgs. Il
EAl;sa.. y, ,.. so '1Ist APp,x ~ u
- ~, 1915 81 1iAsS nFerrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07
E Al. LIEF,
1EIiIuD TURNER.
"A Valuable Farm for Rent,

saephsrasIowr, Nov 2s.lisss.- Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07

End of The Pan Mass Case by refer
enee 10 the report Of the proceedings in
this case, i, win be seen ,hatMrs Con-
nor YVES yesterday. by decision Of the
court ousted Of her claim 10 pc the vi,
dow of the late Gen. ,Van Meas. A ma
jority Of lhejurors were 10 her favor. but
'he;decision Of the Cour,.compeifed them
10 bring 10 verdict con,rary 10 their
Judgments Is 10 the testimony Bali Sun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07

Horrible Casually The Lexington pa
pers Stale tha, on The night of the l7tb-
instant. alter The Tremendous snow storm
shich occorredsin thatviciniiy. the house
Of Mr. Petiigfew. in .tSe hollows Of the
House Mountain. shout seven miles from
Lexington. was burned 10 the ground M
Mr.. Petiigrew and one Of biz children
we're absent from home. but On returning
10 the morping. found the vile and Eve
children burned and frozen 70 death!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05

a WOMAN OF SPtRIT.-Tbe Western
State Journal Syracuse, \, y. has nearly half
OF is ample coum, filled with The report oil
an iayesllgationin dsticuti affair, OF which
laelolloMing are the main acjs;-A Young
man had in-uIted lady IA her own house by
infamous proposal. and she took her revenge
by sending fer him few days aierward. ami
otdfHng her colored servant to fog him, aud
holding him by tile hair during The infection
OF lha punishment. until he cried pecaui be-
gIug herfardon, andyietied reiuctent prom
lse not oHiy never 10 insult hor again. but
n.seg again TO fnsuli ANY lady The lady 5 faith
ter was present. bat his participation in the
lfas wits eonswat doubtful He was fined
500, The laly and tha -eran, were inelu-
ded in tae indictment. but it does not clearly
aplrfr whether they wefc convicted or az
Quilted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05
NEW STORE


~ lain STREET, WHEELING VA
Nttt door 10 Mr. j. hjger.
Wholesale aad Retail Drg Goaas Hon.
W LII 4 VI BAILEY
n NNiN@ ieheu the large and camnadisas store
= t''" Ip5Weft acrupiethy Nessrs or a Cree -
t9."" are store wlti open TINS day, one u tae a-t
80 i- $50 nest sioeAs at Faacy aud STAPLE BY taots
'ied "einie ia TINS or ANY other CITY west OF tfe
p aud al persons wishing amy thI8e III tie
w I"'I' me- either Al wholesale retail tvll have
80 uueehehts 9deTea TO tlen than have ever been
9I'.'d heretofore ia Tins city / AN nov fersfvn, a
.eaui"l STOCK OF Ladies Dress Goods from New Yor
",te'1,ne al letent from anything ia tins CITY
Nd r. DRESS GoaBS-RaIin strlpeti laws r.,
9ls 40 corded de, foiapaore do. Bingham do Ra,,,
40 aus d", SILK and Norsicd IA rsses Wofs,et 49,
ana S"ll - do Barred Jaeonets Swiss Muslin Srfei
-, Atle'o DO Muslin de LANE, Boinhaznes Alma A.
and numerous others. - =
@ENILEMEN'S WEAR-Biack French T,sto.l
.'4' pan oieck do, brown French cloth police elafh
IT stehs mach french doe skin cashmere fancy 10
40 A"esis drilled drah ditto sc. waite linen sfrillfns
eH-et eNHa aud al kinds of summer gea Tor fe,is
s'f ~ MYSTERY craNats collars, scarT hankere.fs
St'! ~. 9'llier. ot every description.
hoN Nt.is. BfNNEfS- Tine largest and fisf,dsa.,a.,
~ iu'H Hh TINS city, without eepiloa RIlIons
anu MOWERS ia great variety
sHAh -. SiAA l.S-Sone 0fthe hastlsaHrszs {. 90.
'e ape saawls, and few coming FvV4.ted -
shawl some tihs vef4 eleeauf--a article eafles
1,'" 'hiei tafase shaWls and variety OF all gfIer
A.l7 o. -iaNis seid m this city. Parasols iii eresf
10y aI ~ The new cieap easA Of VA R4I
LII No l59 Main II Wheeling, Va no Il doef 4
Niger. Wholesale and Retail iIou.e ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05
Al HOUSE.
CORNER eF MAIN AND SIXTH sfRF
IL = - ~ \. A IL

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HIS establishment is now tho very lest oftar f,r
He5c-ePtIoa Of the travelling pu 6hr Eapi,, nm.
a'f@one ihotouSh oFerhsulmg during The winter aud
haf h- 'e most eNpef ieced men H the west IN lie va
nous departments. Hatter my self That All vino ll IA
10 pleased. The location IL central ,oI4.t.s{5. " a
Fcasaui. are : per day. Nm r n tFsti
y u tlth0ust not exactly new broom. n - -,
Whisu an old handle - s a -. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05

G-E- On Saturday Afternoon d7s broke ont
in the roof OF an ofd frame batl1iae owned
by T Admas, adjoining the Steel Factory
ltwas e1tiagaisbed before DONG mach da-
mage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05

Tue RWER-fhe steamboat fas55-t..
arrived at 1ocIock Yesterday from Hudson -
DUNG the recent gale one OF her smoke pj. e.
aud one OF her wheel houses were blown
away Passengers IN the bring the niorma.
il5a That the heavy rain here an FRIDAY was
$40" above the Highlands; and that THE efil S
Were SO great al Hudson That the Cars cotad
not run on lie Berkshire Railroad The sud-
den change oil weather had from the Top Of
the snow to such an extent that The road,
were impossible tor horses
Iae Railroad IS probably cleared aud com.
m9nlcailon opened with Albany long before
this time y Y Tribune OF M4rch 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05

u OVENS ItCT BOOTS go -..
'ief ees - Roots, .Uo ~ zz.
Lace Rf',s, =, received 5s
mr. ArLtlJHytKy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05

= e. LBS Woo twinr joe, receive "a q
49, 81 ~ atl CliBLRRl bfa"1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05

r Or s. x VI sns, rfNr GA. -
~ OTIS -. fe Hases gav.'s.d .4.
aid Morocco beets, 8ast tess.srd {
Hf 81 NDt tiIrytr,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05
EnH MI.

h mAxE -, nd 9q .a 1sd @ s l ,s .s
ea., Of Ns,Aef a siiee.. an orsa OF s. 4
ia.s 10 SAT- pure. asers vii s,S' = a, 4 .ast
the 10 "a front OF the I ouu i'm,
surdry places ftoutiug On haft' m q
Wiil 4 sod OF ess. 10 sui taflS IL
credit. pr 22m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05

tiYedty PIX
,fst fi5-
Consumption. ih@t dreai drs'l2 p g. ...tlff.
- ultrii ia , ulon 80 sudus an" tss-.l.
5sesA wuion yesterday s.ove1 W., . 80 5
rose wed VITA tae hllt: 10 day 'h' .'.5 go
tie liue al hesith main ii 81 ahod, ne D.
sirtaas t!lc roaIiiei sItgi s't ,,1....ile r.
tus4, succeeded ], . siee ti.3 huf' s5lIf H'
TO q ma Ard foI AT saffyf staf. ~ "a
eut lnteryents to save. li- ,..f54i
phifIt. AiAtuIe has "a sto''a
s am S .sal n sa ,.''. ass ooa'
ana II, n.osl lsse.ae nc ~, Sont"'.ais
1 sss ihe " .1..4s al the rrfi iii'' "a. 20.
incIpieut E,ases or thIs "a gD4s'a'
~. cell ava 80 ysrFs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05

E'4isiii NG HOOKS The sa'sc-l ss as. "a
"a avn soft45e#l ut t5O0Rs. ruI 'raUIf rF5#, ),
qas..y al = e.BlE3s. 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05

1.tGs. RUG---6 dozen Is itou and / .' :. h
- reserved ant tot safe al The t ~ Ell Il 4
MthDE-., u Ai,i,,' ~, =.
pf2 l4a Main sire.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-07

The Power OF STEAM.-A pint Of water,
evaporated by two ounces ofcoal swells into two
hundred and sixteen gallons of steam, with
mechanical force sufficient to raise weigh; of
thirty tons, foot high. BY allowing it
to expand, by virtue of elasticity. further me-
chancal force may be attained, at least equal
In amount to the former.
Five pints of water evaporated by pound Of
coke in locomotive engine, will exert me :
chanlcal power sufficient to draw tons weight
on a railroad distance of one mile in two min
utes. Four horses IN stage coach on com
mon road will draw the same weight the same
distance in about eight minutes.
Four tons of coke, worth twenty five dollars,
will evaporate water enough to carry, on IA rail
way train Of coaches weighing about so tons
transporting two hundred and forty passengers
with their luggage, from Liverpool to Brming
ham, and back again, total distance of $50
miles, in four hours and a quarter, each way
To transport the number of passengers daily by
stage coaches on common road, between the
same places, would require twenty coaches and
an establishment of three thousand eight hun
bred horses. with which the journey in each d.
rectiou would be performed in about twelve
hours!
A more striking illustration of the incalcula-
BILE saving in time and money productivity steam
cannot be given.-Dr Lardners Lecture.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-07
American Mechanics Abroad.

We see interesting account of a visit lately
paid to the American contractors, Messrs Harrison,
Winans and Eastwick at Alexandroffsky, six miles
from st. Petersburg, Russia, by His Majesty the
Emperor Nicholas /, accompanied by the first men
CT the realm. His Majesty examined every thing
connected with the manufacture of locomotives
Eighty had been built during the year 1916, and the
establishment was turning out six locomotive and
tenders every month"; He next proceeded to the
works erected by those enterprsing Yankees for pre-
pairing the materials for freight and passenger care
Here every thing was examined with the same at
tention at the locomotive department, and the
beauty and efficiency of the machinery commented
upon in strong terms by his Majesty, all the various
operations being explained by the contractors. In
this shop there prepared every day, five sets Of
wood work fo- the usual size eight wheel box cars
such as are on the American railroad.
He next went into the shop where the proprictors
were putting together four OF the usual size eight
wheeled ones every month. Every thing was ex-
amned with the closest scrunity and with the high
est admiration.
On the following day, as testimony of his Ma
jestys satisfaction, he promoted Coloncs Kraft and
Meinkoff to the rank Of Generals, and ordered the
cross of st: Anne to be conferred upon Major G..
w. Whistler, the American engineer; also that val
liable diamond rings should be presented to the
tractors, Messrs. Harrison, Winans and Esstwick-
The establishment Of Messrs. HARRISON Wnans
and Eastwick employs at present 800 workmen,
including 1913 Russians,-l2l Germans, l64
Swedes, IL English, and Americans which num-
workmen. -
The contracts of these gentlemen embrace l62
twenty five ton locomotives and tenders; 300 iron
trucks for eight passenger cars. and improved
on sixteen wheels, so feet long. Ont of which are
now finished, JOS locomotives with their leaders;
5000 wagon trucks COS freight cars, and p-s-eI-
ger cars. Ind. Ssase J,@-H-I
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-07

The Post speaking of the robbery of Mayor
Quncys honse at Nahant says that ''his choi-
cest wines and liquors were made to serve the
base appetite of lawless depredators. This
sounds well for man who refused to grant Ii
cense for the sale of liquors" not SO choice
Lo,ceu Courier.
The circumstance referred to by the Post fur
nishes good illustration of the effect ofstat-
utory enactments on the subject of liquor vend-
ing. The squable about this matter which has
kept several of the eastern States in an uproar
for years, has been little more than a contest
between the rich men who drink champaign,
and are able to to pay for the quantity prescri-
bed by law to be beyond the me- sure of immor-
ality, and the poor rum drinkers who have not
the means to buy more than glass or two at
time. This Mayor QUINCY is one of the
Boston perfectionists-an upright, honorable,
and accomplished man, with nice notions of the
minor morals and the proprieties generally, aid
of course a strenuous advocate of stringent
measures against the sellers and drinkdrs of
cheap liquors in small quantities. The con-
dition of his own wine cellar shows how heart
felt must be his adherence of the imbibers Of
poor liquors, and we are not surprised that he
refused licenses to vend them. But the Mayor
must not be held to a very rigid accountability,
after all. What harm has he done! he violated
no law. He bought more than twenty eight
gallons of kind, and that's every mans right.
The wrong lieth in buying little--not in
stocking cellar.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-07
Later from Mexico.
New YoRK, June l5-7P. M.

New YoRK, June l5-7 P. M.
lrFDates from Vera Cruz to lst inst, Bra
EOS 4th inst. Shields is doing well and soon
expected at Vera Cruz. Scott left Jalapa on
the 23d ult. for Puebla at the head of nearly
5000 troops A letter from the city of Mexico
May 29th says that Santa Anna resigned yes
terday the Presidency, but it is not known yet
whether Congress will accept of it. Last week
he commenced fortifying Gaudaloupe, Perlon,
Mijicazingo, near the suburbs OF the city; but
unusual appreciation was the result and hence
his reason for offering his resignation. 1t is
supposed it will be accepted and Herrera will
receive the nomination. There are only about
| 5000 troops in the city.
An exciting rumor from Puebla mentioned in
letters from Vera Cruz, that the citizens of
Puebla had rizen on Gen. WORTH, and cut off
6 or 700 of his men, the rumor was in every
mans mouth at Vera Cruz, ana much credence
given to 1.-THE Picayuue's correspondent,
from Vera Cruz, puts little in the rumors,
Major HAMMOND, Paymaster, died on the pass
age to Vera Cruz.-TwIGGs with his division
entered Puebla the 29th. Rumored that Gen
erals BUsTAMENTE and LEON were advancing
in great force to capture SCOTT, not confirmed,
Col. SAuR, bearer of dispatches to Gen. SCoTT
and Lieu. McDoNALD, with dragons out of
escorting him were murdured near educational
Bridge and the despaches taken.
All the American officers prisoners at the
Capital were on parole. Suspicion existed of
an attempt to recapture Jalapa. The Rancho
70 force on the road to Puebla is 500. Juan
Alarez it is said, with 10000 Indians is COM
ing to extern,inate the Yankees. The Yellow
Fever was getting serious at Vera Cruz on 30th.
The Mexican Government is to be established
at Morrellia. Col. Mitchell, with the advance
of Doniphan's command reached Salillo on the
10th of May. Capt. Reed, with 10 of Doni-
phan's men and Don Ivarra of Parras, had
severe contest with a large force of Indians,
and II Indians killed, aud 1000 stolen Horses
ana Mules retaken. The Massachusetts volun-
teers took up their march to join Taylor on the
18th. Col. Harris, with Texan Rangers, was
at Paio Alto. Our force under Worth was ex-
pected to enter Mexico by the 18th inst. The
remains of Col. Clay s. others arrived at New
Orleans on the 9th inst.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June 15-l2 NJ.
The Southern mail hsa just arrived. The
rumored defeat of Worth's command at Puebla
tusns out to be false. Gen. Herrera has doubt
less been elected President of Mexico. Gen.
Bravo had resigned as military Commandant
of Mexico. The Mexican Congress had re-
moved from the city of Mexro. Gen. Cadwall-
ader arrived at Vera Cruz on the LIST of june
Buff ErDress