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LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ

BY the schr. Portia Capt. Powers which arrived at
an carly hour this morning. received our Vera Cruz
correspondence, which will be found below:
Correspondence OF the \. O. T. 1pr
Or tERA Carz. March itl l6l1
Nessrs. EdIipfs-l purpose giving you a succinct
statement, rather than narratives OF The occurrences OF
The period now oehng upon as, aud sha jot the facts
down they transpre or as learn them with bat little
regard 10 rule dlctlon As shall be an actor in as
many OF the scenes 10 be represented will admit of my
services, the value ofny account may be thus limited
the correctness with which II records details | shall
not conhne myself however, to any class of facts OF
withhold such comments may suggest themselves TO-
and be INDUCED in. by volunteer
On the 18th ult ono large ship oaded with boals and
two with ordnance stores aud lacot company Of Rock
eteers came IN and anchor at Anton Lizardo These
are Tho yanor rather the poncers.of Gen SCOTS army
and they told us that The fleet Of transports at Iobos
would follow IN the course of few days. This morning
"Nonhef' oornlhenced and apprchcnsions were fell
Tor the safely Of the fleet the reefs in the noie hbor-
hood # this place and extensive one of Them
the 'Ancaada tnrra, rising nj distance of thirteen
miles, nearly due east from Green Island The gale
however, proved 10 be a very light one
Seven vessels appeaicl AT the norhward during the
day, two Of which were the stoop ST May's and brio
Porpos', both from Lohps Island. They together with
ba'gne and another brig in SAFELY 10 Anton Liar
do The three others were lar 20 transports one he Di
adem, aud another the Ellersoe, both OF New York. all
OF witch came 10 anchor near Green lsand the Diadem
however, being hrst ioolshly endangered by her Cav
talns endeayot to reach Anton i7ardo that night lie
mrst have anchored in most uncomfortable berth
oth-I he scene from the deck this morning is bca
hui one. More than fifty vessels are in sight, twenty
OF which are under SAIL and standing in for Anton Ii
zardo. Amongst them observe fur large steamers
two u which are propelers, shprgged the other
harlue.
The Royal Mail Steamer passed through the midst OF
the fleet, on her way to tie city,
An officer from the Ellerslee, this morning. says tina,
there are ht'een thousand men in the xpedton apprc
hond many Of t'em are in buckram
6th-1he Po,rta steamer is towering along the land
nile or two to the nonhvad Of the city; evidently
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bounty of irrlre tulLns will be mllti 10 each recruit
ooIs,.l r. r. ,,e g,t;Us,,, ar JpE,uf,,, arm
Resides The monthly pay. as above stated one ration
r 10, l. oil I'd ,y1ry d,er which ia ,mnlv suj'i
cen, far hi, subsistence also l,rre sunny of comfort
all. AMI ,en,sel cl,hin, Good 6nar,crs and fuel are
At Al, tes furnished and every attention will he maid
=, ,,lnr thse ,rn who may ens, and are determined
:, s.Iys ieir country in ooaj faith conf1lahlr and con-
,o,,.d with ,bcr situation The be., medical ,ien
d,nse i ,is,Ds nryirl far the si.p slar and M de-
duc,,on If nav is made duriuu the n,rd he i, unable
~ nart,, rs dnty SLanl5 tho lio, ha ds,bled in
~. linz r. bis Jn,y fh. I,,ys mr. viii nrnson far
" - -
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MR.. .Jl.,fES LIVINGSTON:

yyOU Will pc~c take notice that on the 18th dav of A.
pr next the house Of Thomas Pinclard in the
county of Franklin and State of Virginia. shall proceed
to take the dispositions of Wesley j. Fnney and Others
read evidence the trial of chancery now pend.
ing and undetermined the circuit superior law and
eh,nccry, Tor the county Of Franklin which plaintiff
and and others sre desendanand from any CAUSE
said dispositions should be taken that day. they win be
continued from day to day, until they comprehension
and where you may attend, if you think proper.
March Sim CIfAR1ES c. LET.
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.sEU SPRING & syaL'lER GOODS

E. w. LOVE.
al the OLD Stand If .NcIrer s. Lore,
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
W public generally ,that he is receiving his
SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.
to which he would call their attention, assuring them he
will sell and make to order cheap any house in the
place. All he asks examination of his stock among
which they willfind tn" following articles
Bioey's best black and blue Cloths,
Slmons do do do do
English, French & German do do Of various coors,
Biocy best black Cassimeres,
Bichoii's do do do
English, French and German Cassimores various coors
Best English and Fre7rh black Satins
SILK Cashmere Veveteon and other Vestings
Pocket and Neck landkerchets Suspenders Gloves and
In fact every thing usually kept in such house
April It's c. w. LOVE.
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DUsMcrrgofysse EikeHeSSes.

TANliE ST BSCRIBER would respectfully inform
L the citizens Of l.ynchbury ana surrounding country,
that he has taken the rooms, nearly rplsltc the Frank
lin Hotel formerly occupied by Mr. w a. Refer. aud
recently by Mr. j. H. Fzg bbns. where he is prepared
To execute MINIATURE IIkF.SESSES, with all
The latest and most important Improvements.
Miniatures taken III any kind OF weather. and aH ric-
lures warranted fac cipc Of the original
Ladies and gentemcHa-e invited 10 call ard examine
specimens Of this beautiful art.
\. B-lnsruclion givenin the art on moderate terms
April 5-ts p. r. GIBBS
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KEYS. OtkAWANS. BUGGlES and CARRY
AlI.s oi the latest STYLE of fishion. All OF his
work beng oil his manufacture. he can with conf
deuce wulyan H. Persons want of Carriages will do
Wei to call IN hun before purchasing he feels eoa
dent hls terms will sui the closest dealers
Repairing Of all sorts. in is, above Inc done at the
shortest notice and on the mos, reasonable tcrma
April l--6m ALEXANDER COCHRAN
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DON n. &. PEFElsS,
DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,

u O.NNE rs, ia rs, ca rs, SC,
Main st. Lynchburg, Va,
AS just received and opened his nuryaled stock Of
Il Spring and Summer Goods. which. for STYLE and
beauty cannot be surpassed He respectfully socs the
attention his friends and the public to examination
Of his stock, which consists in part of the following
Goods:
Superior rich striped and Plaid Poe de Sole,
" Foulah Silks
:" Tissue and As Noan Robes, Ga beautiful party
drcss,)
:" Grenadian Robes, (entrcly artice)
:" Ioriedas and Plaid and Striped Berages,
Btoche and Embossed Ginghsms, VERY rich,)
Lawns, at all prices, Alpaccas.
French and English Chintz Prints,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Laces, lIandkcrchiefs,
almost every article that can be called for Also,
inf took Of Cloths Cassimcres. Vestings, Crayats
Scar Maragun for summer Goats. very pleasant ar
ticle, Panama. Lcghon, Fur, Silk and Sporting Hats,
Rough and Really Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c,
April It's
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WV. VI. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED b
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM \ DILLARD.
EVERY MONDAY AND TuuRsn,Y.

EVERY MONDAY AND IuuRsp.y,
At -Four Dollars alb,un, payable in a}rdice No sub
,p,ion ,rn be reecieea for shorter ne than sr n.ont
o,d 40 paper ,c be discontinued (erccpt al the discretion
ofthe Editors) until all mvsdrages are pdid
e. .fDtER7IsE.HE.Nf'S inserted at 50 cents pc.
ssuss (er ies for form oad 37 cts
,.y square Tor isss) for eecry outer form Insertion
Every ADVERTISERS is required to note on h.s Ms
hos Ion, he lrises his advertisement inserted an aarsr
tssmen! noted ,cM BE inserted M ITS
b ordered.
FOR YEARLY .fDJERTgSkNd The terms ere 70,
tAe p,iratse oftro squares, 20 ia, sqe SIS 70,
ons syanrt, iner form as Eec,s yearly Advertiser c
b. r.grsd eoafe his arsrty particular line o.
bsisinsa
O. JOB PRINTING ereeuted neatly and dtio,lsiy
and on Reasonable terms.
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NED CARRIAGE FACTORY.

TIT. snhscflber toAnerunIIN
informs the public. that he has
commenced the Carriage Bnsi
hess. III tho corner OF fourth street
and sixth allcv. a short distance
west OF the powhsian House =
In addition n his present stock
he Mlll,in a short time. have lin
: 1
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NOTICE TO THOSE OV.NLNlr PLANOS l.,
LINCIIR URG

TJNE subscriber wishing to make arrangement that viii
l. meet the views OF all Tho disposed to patronzc him,
proposes Pianos for the Of dollars pro-
yldcd he get sufficient number justify him doing
i he Pianos To be tuned twice year. making four do,s
year. All who willing TO comply with the above
will please leave their with D. r. LYMAN that be
ascertain how many will employ him All repairs and
strings to be an extra charge. w. P. GREENE.
March Is Il
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GRISc ANpS.,x MI,

In excellent repair. and commanding 4 pood custom
lhonthrr raei cs miles east of the tn4i oda,n
ing the lands II |, Snonas J J. Holland and n,b.,s Il
routllns about SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. 6y,
honated whereof are IN Woods. and the greater par
INST rate iobaceo Land, the rest comparatively fresh
with some creek botlolns
The Improvements consist 81 { abins with stnnn CHM
eeNs and some excellent tobacco Barns Eah,rof lhrs,
Tracts would bear division very WE'LL and hr two tracts
would be worth the attention Of planters desons 10 sci
Tie IN the sane neighbohood. These lands nre near
hiade Hill, and convenient 10 Post Office Stores Mills
Nr. JOHN s. BROWN
6lade Hill, Franklin. April I'm
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u HIT, Il.}Dt

> CnlD LIS Lewis \ Co. No / and pure WHITE
Lt.Ai' ia = h. key, isst received and i1r sale
'H "N MCDANIEL & LIE.
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TOBACCO LAND.

|HNlF. subscriber offers for sale TRACTS OF LAND
4 lying IN the County OF Franklin about II miles
eas;ot the louise and upon tho road leading Dan
vile.
The first tract lies at the mouth of Doe Run, ON Pig
River. adjoining the lands Of John Wade and others
containing between
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TREDEG.9R IRO.'

TREDEG.4R IRON
< TONS II by R, Il by and Il by inch tyre
- Iron. for sale low tor cash. BY
April l-3t BRYANT & TlNSLEY.
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Pay OF artillery and
infantry soldiers, aud Pay OF dra-
oil dragons and rifle goons and ri
mcn when serving 81 lemen hen
| loot. mo ntcd
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Pay per month. Pay per mon.
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GRADE.

To the Sergeant MAJOR
Quartefrna ster, Ser
gcant> Chief Musi .ial
and Chief Bugler, cacl
To the Asst Sergeant OF =:
Company,
Ordnance Serg cant,
All other S.rseants, eaci
torporals,
Buglers,
Musicians,
faricrs and chsmitlls
Artiticers,
priyates,
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Thomas L Childross,
L. u. Golfer,
Simon Craw ford,
Robert asilcs.
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Mr.. Dame,
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BY the sclr. Portla, Capt. Powers which arrived at
carly hour this morning. received our Vera Ctuz
correspondence, which Will be found below:
l,.-nr..- L.. Ill
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BURG, THURSDAY MORNING. APIsGu. =. 1917.


REMAlNlNG IN the ro.t Office at ,nehbug, the lst
IL Of April, 1911
Persons calling Tor c,,cr, in the following lt rlplea,e
say they adyeItigcd
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co P.lRI.NERSIIP
" VIE subscribers havetls day entered into partner
L ship, Tor the purpose oi transacng
General Commission Business,
In the City of New York, under the firm of
IL T. ~ H. .F.W " LII III. WEB v.
And respectfully tender htr services 10 their friends
IN Virginia for the purchase aud sale Of all kinds u
Merchandise. We have taken The Stole No 81. Front
Street, and shall pay particular attention the sale Of
LEAF TOBACCO, FLOUR, COTTON AND
IRON.
We are prepafol to grant advances all consrr,-
mens 10 orr address aud refer Shippers our Ilent4
Henry Ludlam < Co, Of Richmond, 10 negotiate the
same. HENRY II,DlAM
HENRY LAZENBY.
New iotk, April l-4w
ADV ANCFS.
The subscribers grant liberal advances shipments
OF Tobacco and Stems. TO the address OF their friends
Messrs. Ii. H. Meier & ca. Brenien.
HENRY LUDLAM s co.
Richmond, April l-iw
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Il and 700 .SrreS.

Ia" afonnds the balance is in woods and Al eas, SIN
Acres are first rate Tobacco Land 10 clear
~A-H The improvements CONSIST 1en1QM
EsI:,.A of good DWELLING MN$Np
ssiIiM llol Sc. aud Oi''r@ nOGs &SN19
So, 'essds ES; the fencing on the whloe -
tract brlng N eNenenlor rhere Is nlsn a
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eNOR RENr.-rhe House now occupy, nearly OF :
Z poaite The ViTpnian Office. Possession oivcn i'm
medialeIv. b. NJ Dr. WITT
March 25-ts
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VIE su5ae 'ct having taken the bedding fonnerl,
- occupied by Mr. Lewis Page, and opposite MI
Don L fetes, takes The liberty of calling the aticn
on oil his friends and the public generally 10 his nrw
and well selected stock Of Hardware, Cutlery, &c
which he Is no" opening and viii continue 10 receive
his new ilardBare Establishment He naiters himself
mat alter an experience Of many years IN this branch
he Trade. he can exhibit stock OF Goods, which for
styles and prices cannot be surpassed by any horse in the
State And as proof Of The assertion, he asks only
fan trial HIS Goods direct from the Manufacturer.
and have been bought upon The most advantageous
terms Among the stock may be found almost every article
IN the Hardware line consisting part Of the fol Nv
ing, viz:
Tools of every description and quality,
louso Keeping Utensils,
Farmers Implements,
Building Materials.
Sporting Tackle
Brushes Of all kinds.
Iron Steel, Nails, Brads Cord. Rope, Sc Sc Sc
And many other articles which could be enumerated
any Of which will be sold low. Give me al any rate
call. w G. MILLER
p. S-Countrv Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
March - 2rn
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DOHES TICS on COA,SE(,.N.nE VT.
% BALES MANCHESTER GOODS, on consirn
x " ment For sale he
March Its CRENSfIAW BAGBY * CARTER
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to break up the organisation Of the first division Of ar
sa and think properly the action Of the govern
ment in this respect | am informed that the dis.
cipne Of the several companies comprising the first
division OF artillery is Of the highest order known to the
military Of this country And that nothing less could be
said of other independent companies which need
not here be particularly specified The dissolution and
of the several bodies above referred
would doubtless occasion many changes Of their Of
cers but It is not to be expected that such changes
would be improvements | therefore recommend to
your consideration, the propriety OF 80 amending
tho law, as to preserve such military organic alton
as may be designated by some officers upon whom
you may confer such authority, worthy Of pre-
servstion. The duty of framing general laws, under
WINCH ne tho sS
not among the least important There il scarcely any
subject Of Legislation to which the public is look.
ing with interest than to that which relates to
corporations for manufacturing purposes Wise and
enlightened legislation in this regard will the in.
vestment OF capital in manufacturing corporations here,
in Now England, and with like success. As it relates
to the guards be stationed around these associations
well those relating to banking, there is much
variety of opinion md have such settled and well
defined convictions will justify series Of specific
concentrations think however that it may safely be
affirmed that provisions in either requiring the CAPT.
tai stated to be fully paid in will furnish Inconsistent
BILE protection.
The 9th section of the sh article of the constitution
is ia the following words The Legislature will pro.
vide law for the registry Of all bills notes issued
put in circulation money and shall require ample
The security required by this section is entirely within
the discretion OF the Legislature and will, have
doubt, DO wisely exercised
This section looks alsne to protection to the bill
holders Can any better security be provided than by
requiring banks to consribue, say Onohaf Of per
annually to aund for the redemption of the notes
OF insoven banks the interest arising from funds
be received by the banks in the ratio Of their contrbu
tons respectively do not feel that confidence in these
stons that will permit place them before YOU
in the light OF but may be permitted
say that such contributions while they would secure
secure the present confidence Of the public in GU
bank notes, as circulating medium, would give add
ional strength to the bank fund stocks held by b'
Comptroller Having just briefly glanced at the condi
iion Of the State, in conformity with the acquisitions
the constitution and for recommending TO you such mat
ters in my judgment especially demand immediate lie
gIsation, commend to your careful and enlightene,
all the interests Of this great State
with the most confident assurance that all of your
actments will DO made in conformity with those fxel
and immutable laws which wise Prov 1ence has or
| dered. JOHN YOUNG.
| Albany, Jan, s. lS47.
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kEMfrTANCES To IRELAND, &c.
~ H. ~. IL

a, SsfohoE NE ~, mas moved ms ohlce,o NO
small persons residing of Ireland, the same
he and his predecessor business have done for
the last thirty and also any part Of England or
Scotland
Money reunited by letter. postpaid to the subscriber or
personally deposited with him, with the of the person
Or persons IA Ireland, England otand whom to
led and Paid sccgrdinsy and receipt to that eject stysn
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OrrIcE OF THE Nrw YoRx Gas LioHr Go =
December "a, 1876.
VvNHE Annual Election for thirteen Directors Of the Com
pany, will be held at this Office No i76 Centre
Monday the 18th OF January bctween the hours
Of II and IL o'clock, A NJ.
The transfer book will be closed from the 10th INST, until
after the election, BY order,
d22tojyItr 4. L. EVERITT, Sec'y.
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]. Nom URkAY'S
ARRANGEMENTS FOR IS47.
M ~ & &

OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
IN THE UNITED STATES.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully begs leave tender his
sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public
for their very liberal he has received for OF
twenty years. and continuation of their conf ence.
The despatch by whc his have been b. ought
out and the BY which his very numerous drafts
sucen guarantee to the public for the faithful Perform
ance Of future contracts entered into with him.
The following the days OF sailing of the regular line OF
packets to aud from Liverpool viz 9Th, lth 10Th
aud 10Th OF each month throughout the year.
In addition the above regular Iine number of
ships, sucn the Adirondack Mamion LIZ
bety Sea, cenock, Broom aud Ocean Queen will
nue to sail from Liverpool weekly in regular succession
Liverpool
The regular line of London Packets sail from New York
on the ls Sth 18th and gath and from London the 9th
isn 9lrt snd 2oth oil each month throughout the year
the Old Country have them brought any the
above .plendid vessels on moderate terms.
And for the accommodation Of persons wishing to remit
their families friends arranged the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-06
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CITY Wholesale and Retail Family Grcssry, Lea Wnes
~ and Spirit ssbi shment &c The pfoprieton peogo
themss every article rune aad soa Al apom,
nal profit including Of the hest impoaunrt ana
qualities; Sugars OF ever grade Conee Mochs'
Java, Laguyra aud Msrscso9 h hssn ~ a;isnI,ys,
aud Isays braud London Porter barclay Per
L,psI Edn and Alloway Ale; Fruiti sperm Candles
OILS Old English Dairy cheese; French English and Ame
rcan Mustard; glasgow Speed Hams, asuper9 New Yesrs
ed md Of hughes; havor Soaps Starch, &C., Rasns
The wines CONSIST OF superior cid London Dock Pott.
Amansdo pale sherry, Mar,eles do pale gold and brown
doeh sc Scotch Herrngs landing from ship Ann fm
lev, (ths celebrated Loeb Fine.l
SCOTT x THOMPSON,
5e7 Broadway.
branch Of the above establishment, has been
the solicitation CT their uptown customers, opened ~,
Broadway also the cash principle where an sssort.en
of With their establishment down town.
ADD the quality will alws,, be ioundsn sort%sn.
that cannot surpassed by the city All te soovS
III be onnd there, and goods from each place VII
be delivered free Of expense ia part OF the CITY ,3f cas-"
only. Us, ....