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The News. from Vera Cruz.
Correspondence of the Picayune.
VERA Cruz, April 9,

... r VERA Cruz, April 2.
We have not as yet heard from AL
varado, although there is no doubt the
place is by this time in quiet possession
Of the American arms. This morning
detachment, composed of the Cd dra-
goons under Col. Harney, started for
Antigua, an old town north of this, to
take possession, and from thus point re-
connoissances will probably be made
towards Puente Nacional and Jalapa.
From appearances, | do not think
that Gen. Scott will march with the
main army into the interior for some
days to come. The lateral movements
those by way Of Antigua and Alvara-
do will have the effect Of bringing all
the horses, mules, and subsistence IN
on both sides the main road to Mexico
into the American camp.
In letter ! wrote yesterday gave
the rumors from the city of Mexico,
brought by gentlemen direct from that
place. have also received copy of
the Diario del lGobierno, of the Gath
ultimo, which has been sent to you.-
The news from the city is various and
contradictory, and doubt whether the
inhabitants themselves know what they
are about, what they are contending
and fighting for, or how all this is to
end. Heretofore the game has been
more easily understood there has been
only one pronunciamento at the time:
now there appears to be some four or
five under full headway, and each new
arrival gives new phase to affairs in
Mexico. . s'., "2. r. -''' 1921 +
Among others who have arrived here
within the week, are two or three gen
temen from Mazatlan. They say that
both Upper and Lower California are
in peaceful possession Of the Americans.
They say nothing Of the arrival Of Gel
Kearnsy in California; but he might
have reached Monterey, on the Pacific, |
without their knowingit. They speak
of a boat belonging to one Of our men
of-war having been upset, and that all
on board perished. / shall endeavor
to obtain further particulars. 9ls
The weather is excessively hot here
in Vera Cruz, especially in the early
morning, but about 10 O'clock fresh
sea breeze springs up, partially temper
ing the fierce rays Of the sun. AtI
night CONS myriads Of musquetoes, to
say nothing Of fleas,, and except during
the northers, 1 believe we were about
as comfortable while out among the
sand hills. 7.' u tgn XXI: g Z, tt'.i2
Rations continue to be served outl
by our commissaries, to the suffering
poor. They would else starve, and
what the unfortpnates would have done
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We understand that the President Of
the United States is about to call i'm
mediately some 5000 more volunteer
troops into the public service. They
are principally intended 10 fill up tho
places Of the volunteers whose time is
about to expire. 1t is probable many
of them will renew their engagements !;
but TO provide for any possible contin--
gency, it is deemed best TO make tho,
present call.
These troops are intended to strength
en- the three divisions OF our army, viz.
at Santa Fe, the army in the direction
Of the Rio Grande, and the column Of
Vera Cruz. I
The administration is determined on
a vigorous prosecution Of the wax
Mexico may be blind to her interssts--
she may obstinately determine against
any paci6cation. In that case she will
find the Executive Of the United States
as resolutey bent upon carrying on the
war as she can be, until peace can be-
made between the two countries. Ii
is the true policy Of the United States
to profit by the victories they have
gained. Peace or war, the olive branch
or the sword, is left to the decision Of
Mexico. Whatever may be said against
the administration, the Inst complainA
will be ITS want Of energy onion.
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mined to hold outsas longas men could
bs found to serve the guns-as long as
one stone was left upon anothsr;" but
the army seeing the awful havoc around
them, got up a pronanoiamento, depos-
ed Morales, and appointed new COM
mander. "If Gen. Scott could see,"
said one Of their officers, s'the frightful
destruction Of life caused by his guns,
the destruction of women and children,
he would weep tears of blood" ,.r.
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.. From the N. O. Picayune, April 8.
Dragon Fight at Medelin.
March 81, 8, D. m,

s March 81, 8, p. m.
GENTLEMEN:-The city and castle
have surrendered, and the commission
ers are al this moment engaged in ma
king out and signing the articles. 1t is
said that the troops OF the enemy are
TO lay down their arms and march out
of the city tomorrow at noon as pris-
oners on parole. Hope, no wever, be-
fore the Princeton leaves tomorrow
with dispatches, to be able to learn the
particulars and forward them to you.
have already written to you about
the loss Of the United States steamer
Hunter, on the Green Island. No
lives were lost, but Capt. Mclaughlin
and his officers and crew were obliged
to swim about $50 yards through the
breakers to reach the boats sent to their
rescue. On the evening of the Goth.
the French barque Jeune Neil, which
had run the blockade three times, and
conveyed ammunition and provisions
to the enemy, put out that evening
from under the castle, and would easily
have euded the Porpoise that was cruis-
ing in that vicinity. Capt. McLaugh-
lin let the barque get fairly out of the
channel, then made chase and soon cap
tured her. Capt. Symptom and anoth-
er regular pilot boarded the Hunter and
toek charge to run her and the prize
into an anchorage under Green Island.
Capt. Mel. had never been here be-
fore. A norther began to make its ap-
pearance at this time, and the steamer,
with the barque and pilot boat in tow,
moved IN towards the anchorage, but
struck upon sunken reef, the barque
soon breaking and the Hunter. when
the gale rose to its height, getting high
er upon the reef and finally filling.
Col. Harney's gallant exploits, day
before yesterday, in his expedition a.
eainst Medelin, have added another
feather to the cap of the Cd dragons,
as well as to that Of the other troops
engaged in it. AS am able to give
YOU a correct account of the affair,
will do so somewhat in detail. f.a
Col. Harvey started on the morning
of the 25th, with Capt. Thornton's
squadron, under the immediate COM
nand of Major Sumner, and fifty dis
mounted dragons under Capt. Ker,
towards MedeIin river, where it was
reported that a strong force of Mexi-
can eayalry had placed themselves
When he reached the stone bridge over
the Merena, about six miles from here,
he began to reconnoitre, as he had re-
ceived information that the bridge was
fortified and guarded by 1900 men and
two pieces of artillery. Small parties
Of lancers were seen among the thick
cts as the dragons approached, and
when within about sixty yards of the
bridge Captain Ker's command receiv-
ed a heavy fire from the breastworks,
which killed one corporal and severely
wounded two men. Seeing that the
bridge was fortified and defended by a
stronge force, the Colonel fell back and
sent request for two pieces of artle-
nv, Captain Hardee, who was engag-
ed on the beach getting his horses
ashore, hearing Of the fight, collected
as many Of his men as hadreached the
beach, and in passing through the camp
took all he could find there, and march
I'd fsem (betveen forty, and ahity in
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APPOINTMENTS President has
appointed Gen. G,pEoN ]. PILLow, Of
Tenn, Major General in the u. 81 ar-
my, u place Of Thomas H. Benton, Dc.
clihed, f9s qA 3sii ss.llf
Brig. Ger. JoHN A. Q0frnAs, Of Miss.
70 be Major General, ia place Of wa.
liam Cumming, declined. $3.50
Cob CALEB CusHINc, Of Massacha-
setts, 10 be Brigadisr General ID place
OF John "A Quitrnan, promoted. !,
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War in Mexico.

uC COuuItiOH VI 1uCAiCO WONlu DC
sufficient TO bring reasonable nation
to their senses. The recent and re-
markable blows which they have re-
celved, ought to convince Santa Anna
and all his countrymen, that they are
unable to withstand the discipline, the
skill, and the chivalry Of our troops
The fortune Of war has gone decidedly
against them within the last three weeks.
Their government is unable 10 supply
the means. The troops have not the
generals or discipline to enable them
to profit by the scanty resources which
they possess.
The victory Of Buena Vista furnishes
an awful lesson to them. An army of
10000 men, comprising the best dlscip.
lined, veteran regulars Of Mexico, have
been defeated by an, American army Of
from 5000 to 1900 electives; and the
disastrous blow has overwhelmed them
in battle, and nearly dissipated the re-
mainder on their flight. Santa Anna
has attempted to soften the picture OF
his losses, as we'll as he could, by the
fictitious bulletins which he has pub
llshsd; but let us see what account the
best authentic private advices give Of
his calamities. The following is let
ter by the Paymaster General of the
United States, at Washington, from one
of the most trustworthy gentlemen Of
the army:
MATAMoRAs, March Is.
"a letter from q Mexican at Tula,
dated the 18th inst, to Mexican at
this place, states that Santa Anna, with
one division Of his army, arrived at San
Luis on the 7th; the retreat was disas-
trous to the last degree, far exceeding
that which took place after the battle
of the 9th and 9th Of May last; the SOL
diers absolutely fighting for a mouthful
of bread. He says the Mexican loss is
at least 1000 in killed and wounded,
and the army completely routed and
The first acting battalion
was annihilated; the Colonel command
ing (Col. Berra) was killed, and all the
other officers either killed or wounded.
His letter gives the names Of many off,
GERS killed and wounded in addition to
those given by Santa Anna.
81 learn from various sources that
Paymaster Dix played quite a conspi.
cusus and useful part in the action Of
Buena VISTA"
Next follows the capture ofthe strong
est commercial town, and the key to
Cruz, and the castle
of San Juan de Ulloa. This Gibralter
Of the western continent, which was
considered by the proud MexIcans as
imprsgnabls, particularly as it has been
strongly fortified since it was taken by |
the French, has been compelled to cap.
itulate Internationally, after a few
hours bombardment, before two-thirds
Of the guns and bombs which had been |
assigned to the siege had arrived in
The camp. Not only has this advan-
age been gained by US at that point, |
out in every affair near Vera Cruz the |
Mexican troops have been beaten and
iissipated by very inferior force, like
,haf before the wind. Gen. Scott has
10 doubt, occupied Alvarado, to profit
~ its supplies Of mules and horses;
md is, probably, by this time, on his
march e the table lands. The utmost
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RAlI. road NItE.IING.

meeting q III, cit;z'ns II Lync hurg was held, Oh
Friday afternoon. the SUBJECT II the Relinond an
Ohio Raj r. ad-lln boos # he subscription to the
stock of which were genet Ee'e On Ncdnssda, last
The meeting WIS addressed hy he Rev. John f1ily
Rich G. Mars aud Francis B. Deane, Esqs wh', IN
plwinr terms porg,raved the adyania res To result to
Iynrhbory fr IN the ,onplptp OF Raj Road hence 10
shc Ohio and earnestly oNhocd citizens 10 sus rle
,o,h- stock. We hope that similar meetings will be
held in all the counties and towns through which the
contemplated Improvement Is II pass The people need
but be thoroughly in formed Of tile Importance OF the
enterprise, To induce them TO subscribe literally we
requested say that the hooks of the commissioners
still open for subs rpon to the Stock, at the store u
Utnry Davis Esd
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The Institution at Staunion. FIR the education Of the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind, which docs much credit 10
the State Of Virginia has had its usefulness considerably
rnlagod the additional appropriations voted by the last
Legislature. and is PREPARED TO accommodate moe pupils
than heretofore.
limited number of pupils is supported and educated
at he expense OF the public The Board of Fsir'
anxious To let all parts &C the state share alike. but
whilst applications from the State at large numerous.
There nnc Senatorial Districts which have pupils
in the Iusutionamong them arc the Bedford. W ash
ing,on Allegheny aud Taaewc Districts. We call the
attention of our friends in felfri aud franklin, parru
larly this fact and beg leave to state that Time sto
be lost in making arplicaiionif in behalf Of the Deaf
and Dumb. +, Rev. Joseph ID Tyler if in behalf of the
Blind to DR.. j. G.. Merillat. Staunlon.
The Rev. John Early. Of Lynchburg. one Of the
Board of Visitors. will take pleasure in giving any nfor
,naon with respect t, the Institution. or in fiIrther.ng
the wishes Of persons DESTROYS nf enteringl
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The News from Vera Crns.

The particulars give of the attack on the train. and
Of the Of skrmshes which took place in the vlcn-
i,y of the National Bridge, will be read with interest,
There are many dark insnuaons 10 the habits and
conduct Of the ccmnander Of The escort, Col Mclnosh
aad suppose Court Martial, at least Court OF
Enquiry, will be called.
The New Orleans papers doubt The truth ff the news
Of Ilerrrras election anl Of the advance Of Scott upon
thc city.
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From the Richmond Chisiidn .7d,ncrte.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE ENDOW-


A subscription ofTwenty Thousand Dollars towards
the Endormem Of Randolph Macon College having
been completed those subscribers who gave their bonds
conditioned 10 fall due v hen the amount OF Twenty
Thlnssl Dollars lie subscribed hereby notified ta'
according the conditions specified in their bonds they
are now bound for payment.
BY an order of the Boardof Trustees ofR. NJ College
required TO announce 10 the subscribers mat ''on
and after the first dav If July. 1877. one half OF th'
amount of each hnd ill Ne duo ard bear interest IRON
thai dl.s, a,l tn; twelve moats tier7 'ttf the re
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mining half falls due, aud will bear interest until
paid
Many subscribers Will m doubt prefer In pay then
uonaS nj once. and We trni ir llrralty will prompt
them In do rs SION as eoaveniert
WM. A. SMITH
Il. II CoHegt. Jms l2h ISL
p. S-Paptrs IN the State f ireuia and North Car
olua. friendly to tie causo VI Literature Will please
c0IS t,lt abive notice WAS
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7o all ,rhom Il may concern !:

10 all 'chom Il may concern
"a VIE circuit superior court Of aW and chancery tf
u The county Of Albcmalr and Stafc 4 Virginia pro
honne'd d'oiec, tn HE *2ud day Of - lSl1 III Il
rahetN chse PENDING IN said court. III hich ,.aes H..
HFoud aud .EHG SloHd arc plaiuuls, and y m Rub.
erfSoa, ada'r N James Stroud d,c'd San pci Ilf,z
dung iainas " ocd and IgLe,t Il. " aison. and John
bda. adni = n .7hm Stroud dccH are defendants b,
winch /, was. anlong other things ordered Thai enc IT
NE commissioners Il said court "tahc an account Of all
cains outstanding against the estate 81 james Sir nd
d'e d. oeofe doug 81 how ever, he shall, by advertise
n'eni lor al least Two months in the Ienehbarg Ntgn
IAN Na'iona laielgencer aud new spaper publish
ed IN New Cassie. or Wilmington Delaware. notify all
PERSONS holding claims against SAID estate that unless
they present aud prove them before hun on Of hetao
gwen day the CONT will proceed 10 deere distribution
OF HE ASSETS Il the estate, and such notice Will he held
bar Ia any npufe attempt 10 their clans mud
the said advertisement shall contain sml ar notlcr aud
warning 10 al persUns ether than the uars Ia IN suit
Who NAY clam 10 be distributes If the estate Of The IN
t,staic.n
Now. therefore, the undersigned conmi oner q, the
said c"af, has tlNtd his iice IN charlottesville gnuinz
Ia. rs thu place, and lnt say. thu 2st day Of S,lrm
Der. 1871 It's the TIME, i'll performing hc dntrs required
ol I'M" by The above mentioned Decree 1T which pare
and on u hc fc which day all persons (olh,r han the
above mentlned parties L. Tho suli) who NAV clam To
he distributes d Janes Stroud. decd and all y rslls
whatever VINO may ho claims against The esiute IT the
said James Sir I'd, decd are her,b notified and warn
cd 70 prove tier res eclvc claims, and s Wll
ba ed bar 10 any future attempt 10 assert the sam,
Given under my hand hm a5lh day ot jane. lSi7.
NM }. ROBERTSON, Comm'r
IN chaueery ct circuit superior court
oi law and eha1ccfy, Tor Albrmale co.
July 5-wem
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GEN. TAYLOR.

TIE letter of Gen. Taytr, which We publish in an
o,l,cr column will be read with great interest. We
hsv no time today for comments. lie has been nmi-
mated at Harrisburg by Democratic meeting. gotten up
under the auspices If Mr. Senator Cameron and addres
scd by John NJ Read and Richard Naux, Esls., promi
men, members Of TIE party.
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f. rules held in the clerk : Office OF the Circuit superior
count Of law and chanrcry t9r the county OF APeoma
y. On the 1ih dan o june, lsi7
Obauah c jenkins and sally his wIte, and islnm S
and Polly his vile, Plamths,
aga 81
Joel Watlns, Sheriff hp atov county, and as such
administrator de honi~ Of Edmund cbh Iced the
Joe, Watkins Shctii a1e aid, and administrator de b9n
non Of illam y ebh, deed, the joel N atkins Sheriff
as rc.aid and administrator dc banis Of James Webb
decd ABRAHAM N ebb, Robert T. Webb, 1homa, ebb and
Henry " chb also, John H. Patterson, administrator OF
William Patterson, decd, the said John d. Patterson, Robert
81 Clair the husband and William ST { sir John T. 81 Clair
and Samuel Il CHR children OF Lucy 81 Clair, decd John
st Clair and Elizabeth his Niie heirs at law Of sad iam
Patterson, deed, Deiendantsj
Is CHANcFRY.
The Defendants John 1t. CLAIR and Elizabeth his wife,
Samuel st Clair and Henry Glib, not having entered their
appearance and given sec according to the act Of Assembly
and he les o tbs court, and happening that they not
inhabitants this th the motion ui the Pp-
tn bv 1t is ordered nj the SAID belcldan, john
st Clfir and Elizabeth his Samuel st CLAN and Henry
Webb, do app here The fret Monday IN September next
at the be holden said Court and answer tho bill
Of the Pin is and that copy II this order be forth" it'll IN
serted newspaper published IN the town Of L,ncibus
m months successfully and ocd at the front door Of The
courthouse ai this COUNTY. Aropy- le'te
Iuv - VI. HlNFE = HI1NfEs u
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LITERARY uONORS.

We take pleasure in stating that al the lae commence
vncnt at Randolph Mac,n College, the Honorary decree
of Doctor of Divinity conferred upon the Rev David
s. D,grct. of Lynchbufg and the Rev. Edward
Ward, worth, President of la Grange College. Ala.
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DISSOLUTION,

ENiE coare ship heretofore existing the STYLE OF
Lee Roberts, dissolved, BY mutual Consent tho
3lst ultiuo
The Of the f,n will only be used hereaiter sey
Ting the business OF the concern.
All pcrs indebted the will make paymcnt to
eItner party. JOHN Is LIE,
Jan. tn RYIAND ROBERTS
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"sccure the shadow ere The substance fades,
fEUlt subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
y OF l.ynehburg, aud surrounding country, thai no
Will ronnin IN lynchtlrg. until tie lst Of August
hose Wishing 10 get likenesses al themselves would do
well 10 call bcie thai time MnaiuFcs lpken in every
KIND ol weather, and all pictures warrenled fac smile
u the original. +. T.. GIBBS
July J--ts
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TIE. iru or July.

Inc seventy ii's' anniversary vi American ,hd'2cnd-
,nce Will be crlcbrard on Monday the 9th July by
n'',a4, anu I'VE ','os1'e,' !. ne '''hN III ''Y' o
nae I, anon ii,nl' al ot'"e' y VI. ~ Ten. i'aN
'"a's' me, Mafsna'' assisted ~ '",s. "m Is brown
a"' '1''s VI 'a'g'o"' "a -a'J3' " III. \. ia'o"'' III
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aHlIlery ahd inlahHy oao1'
Mechanie AfnHefy' WIN hrid pieces,
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UOUELL l.. BR OU.N', Clerl'.

Variety Nils, 18th jane, 1917.
The parties interested in the foregoing cree, are here
by notified that have appointed TUESDAY the lOh day
II August next to commence taking the accounts lherc
in directed on which day by ten O'Clock in the NJ
they are requested to attend nj the Office Of hul,
Perrou IN the town OF Loyneson, with their accounts.
papers and vouchers and copies Of tonf papers, erar
ed for examination aud settlement.
ILEA. BROU.N Spra. Com.
July g. 19i7-wlm
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HotSE.AND Lof MI f.Nr HBuHG, ar puBIIc


a ol'Np under, and "a Trustee in a decd Of Trust.
"A executed On TIE 9TH day Of October 1876. by
james Goodln and llqtiet his wife. and of record IN
the tlea ollieeoi The lhgngs TOUT for The Corpo-
raon OF iyfelnrg' aud a. the request Of said Gouldn
and nlle. shall sen, Friday Tho 23rt day Of july.
1871 ION The premises, NJ PAD Auction, 10 the hi1hckt
bidder, the House nud Lot conveyed in said deed
OF Trust. ltnp and being .lh street. LyHchburp-
he lot containing 10 tei ont and extending hack that
Wdih log i'ei, adIeugpg lhe lois OF Lindsey b Padg-
cit, and 81 The hpmoi Joshua Il lIolnts dcc'd There
are good house and garden on the h, the whole form
NJ com, riahc family residence
in"ms OF sAtE.-oneL id ol The purchase money.
cash III hand the ,esldue in equal inslament nt q and
- months honda with good personal security or ncg,-
'hoe noios well embossed, hoing nqur d, aud the e
"ibheld AS farther surety, halle 10 he res,d in case
ID del'oll oil payment. DAVID +. SPENCE,
July 7-z"i-'1 Trustee
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S G,NDS' S.iRS.iP.lRIII.I

every cell aud organ OF the human bod. . sas distln-
gushed medical writer rs original, built or COWS ard Il
renewed by an independent vt hen cas., vhSsh
arrested =" growth q renewal removed tLen ly the
influence 81 tins vital er,e fe actions in Part or in m.
"hoe fyscm, resume Il cit harmonious course and m.
iaNaEes eousenentnpan disease overcome obter.ed
a fepnffd lac is thuwhoe theory Of disease and The
same author proceeds 10 say, that man, dsea es
ATE conveyed INTO the blood which Incapable Of asm;n-
non IN order theiean, Ia restore this .s,al preS and
get lid 81 these "su tancs Is neccssaty 10 ,pa,ov a.,
agent "rh VIII act with dreetness and certainty uon tbe
a II me poe'ss It's nannmcinrc, preventing tie ino-
don oi non hssmi ating substances, and thus away
ash wee, the WY fcos 81 Tho disease Tint this pcpara
ton such an ag"ui - ahunay proved by the mum srshs
successful results that lave attended It's II exrirgatss
The senee o The dsrafe and on, ard oydenres
Rubbed oi't infectious substance the bload are rapidly
ahsothed aud the patient is Restored to health.
Prepared aud sold by A. u. B II, Sants, Druggists 100
Fulton sheet New York. -
Sold also l., David r. LYMAN and hv Efkpi.ts renera.
thtolrhon, tho United States
ir c i per bottle, sA bottles or Eve dollafs
ius III t0
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TJ3TiGE

4 AM trying to bring all my outstanding matters
Il 10 clos and hope my friends will come forward
aud settle Their prJuus with as l delay is possible.
Iglv < IS Y W. MCCRE