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The London Gazette Of t,f 3lsi Oc, g,gsi
the average prices vi the several klids OF gran
Tor he hast q weeks. by which the fais on OF
eisn Corn is iesula,ed. Wheat 67s NJ Barley
35s. Id IL. 33s. Id.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. Oct, 81
Our supply nf fngttsh grain in general has brr'
very moderate t,.s wr,k though there has heft
u go.d arrival Of Foreign Wheat. On III"
whole, we should say Mon ias = prices wcrr SC.
~ freely supported for Wheai,. and n gooo ,l.al
VI business ha. been donr.--Bariey Is r,thc.
cheaper than otherwise. aud Bcaus aud Pens
sell on quite a. good lcrms.-fhe 0at TRADE 4,
tolerabl, brisk for good iiorse Corn. which is
taken of pretty irrel, oh rather better terms
la other articles no material alteration.
CORN EXCHANGE-(Friday1.-0 sup.
plies of Wheat SINCE Nlonda, have nat been
large fine samples fiud a tolerably realy sale
on that days terms : the inferior soris 20 oT
heavily, but the stands are pretty well cleared.
Barley is dull sale al Mondays prices. Beans
of both sorts. and shite Peas ,nusi be noted ra-
Their lower than otherwise, aud very little de
lnand. Oats arc likewise. somewhat lower, par
i,oularly ior the Inferior sorts. IN Gray fease
aud other articles M alieI IL n-Nsw Essex
Wheat. red 65s TO 66s do fine rs u ~ do Old
20 u 80 do white 55 n 10 do fine ~ a L
do supe,fne 10 a rs do old - q 81 Rye 30 a
DO p"Hy cVh " hp SUI - " oWs -f
II POS.
The London Monthly Agricultural Report,
published in London. Oct. 81, in speaking q,
Wheat. says that the stock OF old Wheat Is am.
ply sufficient u fortunate circumstance, consid-
ering the lnieriority of the new sample. The
great demand on the oil STOCK fo' ~ea, aud Gr
mixing, together with the speculative views oi
the holders Of bonded foreign wheat obviously
accustomed the bate sudden rise in price. The
report says no apprehension need lac entertain
Ell OF n want of hresd, nj the same time. IL ought
not TO be expected cllrap. The governments Of
both France and England. have been laudably
solicited ,oiprocure u foreign supply. Clover seed
is n bad crop Apples are scarce, aud Nonpa
reIls are lHs. per busllel.
TOBACCO-The sales this week are confined
10 parcels Of Strips 10 the 'rade the price. OF
Tobacco are fully supported.
COTr0N-Ihe purchase by private contract
are nearly rbrec thousand bales. Surats ut mr.
mer prices. Thin Gay the market has been brisk,
and the prices arc a third, and in some instances
n quarter higher. OF 1890 Sorais At public
sale, 300 sold nj the advance We have stated.
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WINES N

v NHE .nbsc tit,er oiie,s far sale iile I~oll,'"ing
- Old Wines and Liquors, winch he war
ranis genuine and Of supr, M gnnlity VIZ
Madeira, Sicily, Port, tpar, in boiIlc.)
And Champagne Wine,
Cognac aud Peach Brandy,
Antigua AMI Jamaea hum.
AMI Holland Gin.
Also. always on hand y complete assor' ment
OF Candies. Coriials, TOYS, Lrafsngaf, London
Mustard &c. sc. SANL AYgES.
Nv Attached 10 the establIthnleni, is n Rsdi.
ing Room, which wi he supplied with papers
rum The principal cities aud towns OF the uniied.
States. 8. A.
Dec. Ia tail
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IoSDOs coRg EXCHANGE.

On Monday, Oct. p, the supply from Essex
Kent aui Suffolk was not large, Rad there y.s
u free sale for superhne parcels, al an ndyanc.
of full three ~shhlings per qsarie' since this da,
Sc 'nnighi, with the sanie Improvement in bond.
Ell Whea,.o Flour remains AZ last quoted.
Current price Of Grain-Wheat 90 20 AZ
fine % to 9S. Rye IS n 10; Barley SIS. to
As.
The Bakers charge loi 81 cha l75fof Bread
cf four @retnf-.f
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+ OF

NPSoM SALTS. Alum, Copperas. Mad
der, Chrome Yellow. Chrome or Patent
Green. Sulph. ouini"e, White Lead in oil and
dry, Spanish Brown in oil and drv-,ogpther
with a VERY FULL, GENUINE and GENE
RAJ assortmfit OF Mrdic'ne., Drugs, Paints
generally, dry and il oil. Bru.he. OF all kinds,
DYE Stuis and Dye Woods. in slick il ground.
Oils, Snuff, OF all kinds, Soaps Of all kinds.
All OF which az oiIeredio nv friends, N srchsnts.
rhy sicisps aud the public, At mosi unusually low
,prices. ttoNkh DAVIES.
Dscemf.T . =
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BOOK 4TCY ION.

k'HL rutaribsr will stH. tbs c%staigg. AZ ca,
y W eondfe light. afhis Batk and Siaiibnng.
Siofs' a pisadif collection u aew Books, nun q.
nh'fi hartyug been fecsired direef from ptibt.
oetfhin. HE p'osi tarnesiig request Ha e%,fissa.
10 aftead, as there aye booty hat RiR be s0it
t"ith my fhoad have. aud bsrhaps his mpg BE-
idsi opporiaioiy 10 gci hem al ytdrced prize.
Il. Il NORTH.
Dee. 10
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, NJ Baltimore, On The 9th inst. by
the Rev. Dr.. Wyatt, GEORGE TUCKER,
esq (iormeriv oil this place. Professor Aoi Moral
Philosophy IN the Univers'iy oil Virginia, 10 Mrs
LOUISA A. THOMPSON, ef Baltimore.
- on Thursday tho ilth lust. by the
Re-, Thomas Burgc, Nr. JOHN I. GREGORY
Of this place, to Ma. SOPHIA. laughter OF Mr.
David Kyle. of Buckingham
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. REMEDY

In Dis"a 'es of the Liver DebiIil, resulting
tom in'onipe,nnce aud dissipation Old md Ia
veteratc Ulcrts: Pains ia the Bones. attended
with ,wellIngs Of he joinls Indigestion
Blo'ch.s on the Face, Pimples, &c. syphilis
Cuianso,,' diseasss generally, and letter IN pnt
Iiculsr Merctpial and Scraftious complains,
The certificates Of wonderful cures perform.
Ell by the CaibolIcon. have become 40 uumeI
Gus, as 10 preclude their insertion in any news
paper, and has made it necessary for the pro
prietor 70 pint them in a pamphlet Of about
no pages. This viii be- forwarded as soon u
possible TO the several Agents for gratmfous d.
tt ibu,Ion, and must, on pe,usal, strengthen shn
good opinion now entertained by The fiends on
THE medicine. aud disarm, rs il is hoped, th6
prtjudiccs OF those who view with distrust any
medicine not known in what is called "regu
Er practice" Facs are siubbon things, aud
cannot be kainsaid
A. the ehrDs 81 solicitations of members Of Che
medical facaliy an,l Others who have Witnessed
the astonishing cure effected by tie use of the
Vegetable C,ihoiicon, and who aye ANXIOUS tllas
is benefits 10 mnnkind may be mo,e @idciy DIE
fusrd. the propiietDr has consented 10 re lace
the .eiail pric. % TWO DOLLARS
per hottie ; and this arll he done without ~ any
way deteriofailng The quality Of The m dicine
or reducing The size of TIE bottle. as has been
materially done ia the case VI SWANS Pan
acea.
The subscriber, Ggpnt for Pct,rr's Genuine
Cnfhoficon, has jnsi received 2SE BOT
Tiles. which are for sale At tlm Ph,ladet-
phia pIicas .a4
HOWEL DAVIES.
Dec.8 Is
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economy an using fuei.-lt is well known 10
philosophers thai when water commences boiling
III The open air, no additional fire Gun make II
any hoiIer. \ contrary opinion prevails, and
those Employed in cooking %victnals think they
cannot make the fire too intense. The fuel nd
oed for this purpose is, in faei moi only a wan
ION waste, but by causing a violent ebnll't'on II
forces from he %sictuals, with the steam its ha-
est flavor. Mach fuel nigh, therefore be saved
IN families, II IN cooking, no more fuel were
used than To keep the water Just nj The boiling
point. besides the vicluals would be much better
Tor ii. Agricultural Essays.
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BUNCH RAIsaNs, &C. SC.

N RAISSNs, &C. sc.
fENHR subscriber has just secviyed a hesh
supply of
Bunch kaisins, Figs
ftia ~, Almonds
Oranges, Lemeas
Engll.h Nalnuis
Maisgs Grapes
Dried Currnnis
Chse.e (Soprrior1
New .Secr. fresh Crackers
Sega,s, every kindl
Sperm add .ssliow Candle,
I. mp oil, &c &.
N. b. A small supply 81 suprrior picked oys
,.,s. SAMUEL AYERS.
Dec. is 'sn
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Erehnnge.-li Is desirable that ihe rate of
damage ior the nonpay mcut ofLschange, should
b. fixed by Congress, and he uniform through
out the Uoited Stntes. II would be well II il
eould be 40 throughout the world. Il 10 stated
tina, u merchant at New York drew on n house
al Liverpool for an acknowledged balance but
before !, was presented the drawees failed the
bill came back protested, and the unfortunate
drawer had 10 pay 20 p. c damages. On pre-
senling his claims to the BRUSH nssignees,
The damages were dis flowed,
Hosion pall1diuu
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IlA'AANte-A u 9hI''ip' tObii VI 'ihh-
Guy, holden AT The lown of Lynohburg,
on the 3uth dav OF Oct. 1928.
Thomas Clement and l~iosanua his wife.
pits.
against
Eoherl TInsley, administrator Of George NJ.
linsley. deed. who was administrator al Josh.
ia Iinsley dec. AieARnder Iiaaley, surviving
administrator nfJoshnn TInsley, decd. 8nd in
his own right. Anderson 1Inslry, Watt Bal
ly, and Dolly his vile, Menneit NJ. Wht,e
and judith his vile john Mahone aud Ln-
cinda his wife, Joseph lInslsy, Patrick Banks
and Judith his wife, AbSalom Joshua Iin,iey,
,lArihn 1insley, Milly llHsley, anu Joseph
TinsleV. administrators OF BaDister Tin.ley,
Geo. 1insl.y and Archibald Robertson, ad.
ministrator oi Isaac lus,ey, deceased,
deits.
Ttn defendants, Anderson Tinsley and vi.
Att Bailey, aud Dolly his wile, who are ont =
this country, aad aRalnst whom The plnint,f-
appear 10 have proceeded IN the mode pre-
scrlbed by law agarnsinhseut defendants, still
falling Ia appear aud answer, on the mOiion oi
the plaintiff b, counsel, the court doth take
their hill Tor Confessed n, 10 those defendants
and III. cause. coming on ~ be heard on the
bill, and the SUBPOENA nv nrd.d therein on the
SECOND day al Oct. AID thu filth day Of Nov,
1917. v h,ch appears to have seea duly served
On the other d ieDdunis Was argued by conn.
sci tor the plaintiffs.
On consideration whereof, the court doth
order that one OF its Commissioners do take
an account sflh administration ofihe eslnle
OF Joshua Tinsiey. deed. aud report the sam.
10 The court with any matters specially state.
thought pertinent by himself or reqoired b,
the parties ob" 50 stated and the cour, do,f
further order, nnlrss the defendant, Robert
Tin.ley, administrator .oi George NJ, Tinsley
dc. shall admit before The ConimiHionrr. IL
may take the said account that h. da.,n III, b.pe
unadminisrered assets OF his iniestate, sufi
cient TO pay III" amour, which NAV Toe re
ported by the said Commissioned ne due from
The administrator OF the said Joshua Tinsiry
dec. on the accpnbtio be taken ms aforesaid,
thai the said COMMISSIONS do also take Nh ac.
count OF the administration Of the estate Of
the snid George NJ. Iinsley, dec. and ia like
manner, r'poriihe same 10 the court with any
matiers specially stated Thought pertinent by
himselI, or required by the parties TO be 50 SO
red, ~cofy-Cesie.
Wills, elk.
arr,
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INSTRUCTION IN
a. SIC.

/nHE Subscriber tfion klcbmona) 10.
slectfuliy announcestot inra5ianis %
vnchbutg and ia vicinity his int n,ion Of piv.
ing lessons on the Piano, and will siiend Il, the
dwellings of those who w'sb to employ him 70,
TINT purpose.
He will likewise give lessons on the Violin
Fluie and Charore,.
n. y. Piano's tnned and repaired. ],
Application to be made n ihr Franklin Howl
where terms will ho made known.
WILLIAM HARTMAN.
Dec q if,3i
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Ii.

1T Carlton ~ Co.'S ofd Slnad,
UHAS JUS, lrceived a Supply OF
Ladies fashionable Aqun,e toe Prunella
Shoes
DO DO spring Heel Walking Pru-
neIIa do, so'y cheap
DO fine Spring and high Heel Seai,kins do
M,a,cs line Sealskin do
Aud TWO cases of Gcn,leneu's line Boot
~ redu, 81 prices
Dce. is 3df
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ME drawing ii the Wastngto" | ns"l,i"
ted Lottery, No. 10, will be received q, 'n'>
anice on Tuesday next. w,e'g all tickets W, DC
rxamInej gratis. b fiE"oVN'
Dgr. lS
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HKntntt
Christopher Robertson and James Garland.
edmrs. OF Davis Petty. dec. Andy Petty, Il.
phrnim Francis and Tanny his wife, Nelson
Bryant aud Polly ms wiir. Thomas Hines aud
Nanc, his vito, lsham Petty aud Joseph, 2e-
bulon b. Fontaiae. Albert. Ellis and Gr,ei ID.
Sca,es, children oil Lefty Suales, dee. tile last
four ot whom arc infants by COMMISSIONS
Bennyb, specially assigned their guardian,
deiIs.
by consent Of iha parties by their counsel,
The report OF Comnissioner johnston made
in this cause in pursuance OF The order OF The
fifteenth day OF Oct. one thousand eight hun
bred and twenty-five. ~ sci aside. and by like
consent, the court doth order ihni the Com
missioner, in taking The account directed b.,
The said order, do state thu accounts of Chris.
tophef RnbeuSon and james Garland, nd,nrs.
OF Davis Petty, dec separately aud by Tx
consent tho court doth further order that the
said Comtnissoner do stai. Tho accounts lis.
tween the plaintiff and tho said admrs. and re-.
pom the Jame 10 the court with any matters
speoinlly stated though, pertinent by him.
s.lf o. required by the parties 10 be so sta
ted. h~oopy-rssie, j. WILLS, elk.
CoMMlSSIoNERSOFFItE.}
Lyuohbnrg, Nov, 30, 1875.
The parties IN this cause, will take notice,
hiatt have appointed "Wednesday tho 23d day
of Feb. next, 10 carry the foregoing order III
court into effect, on which dAv, nj q O'Clock
\. NJ they are required To attend nj my office.
Ia this town. with their accounts. vouchers.
aud q sop Of the court papers, prepared H.,
examination aud settlement,
Chr JOHNSTON. c.
Dec. IL. .w4w37
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j. Wills. elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFrICF)

Lyhchburg, Nov, ~, 1893.
Tbs parties IN this cause, will take notice,
that ! have appointed friIay the twenty sew.
pnth day of February next, 10 commence the
accounts directed ~ tho foregoing order OF
court. on which day, a, the hour Of nine %
clock IN tho 'oorning, they are required 10 al
tend ut ny office, in this town, Win their az
counts, vouchers, md copies al CONT papers.
prepared Ios examination and settlement.
JAS. BENAGH, 6.
Dec. Is. wdw36
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AlRGlNlA--Ai u Superior Court OF Chanr.
~Ty, H",I-" sR1t1sA,s"n "f L,n6hburgl.
Jab,z Smith. administrator Vi Polly Petty,
due. piif
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CURES BY
SWAlM'S pANAcEA.

I@hE follow M " n irnos alton oi aleiier from
4 the original Spanish, isled sd Of semen
h,r. lsas. forwarded 10 W,ll,np .. ain by :.
&. A. Williamson. Maj American eoo,nl.
Satisfactory evidence Of the resptciabaiig Of
'Ait. Redriguer, has bec,f laid before III. Faiitor
: : '' VAnAooAs, Itcprbiit 81 S~oipm.i,
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s-"asea Il, tae ,ie"i aaJ iee.ausy VI ,ae people
Of South Carolina aud Georgia. while. NJ the
same time, ], may tend tn remove from the mem
o'fe OF the HARTFORD Convention some portion of
he adiurn which has bern cast upon them, from
n misapprehensiou OF the nature Of their dslibsr.
aIions.
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u We have always believed. that the Tarih
question will bs the rock on which the jackson
parry will split. Supported MS Gen J. was, viii,
equal unanirn.iy, by States SO decidedly oppos.
ed 10 each other IN sentiment as are P.nn.ylys.
MIA and South Carolina, he will find il difficult
10 sanction a Law on this subject, which all par
ties will regard as judieious." The PhiladeL
phla Mercury. one OF The .sriies, and most zeal.
Gus supporters OF jackson. has already opened
its batteries on Mcpufie, Hamilton, &c. aud e.
ven goes so for rs to say that u if III, Vice Pres
Ident has sanctioned their declarations. i, wouId
be wrong in the frirnds Of Gen. jackson NO, 10
turn their backs on HIM 10 show the ,enner
of the Jaeksonians in Pennsylvania, os well as
The utter irpossibility nf their remaining mut h
longer united with those OF South Carolina. wa
Subjoin the following extract IRON the Mcrcu-
ry:
q IN what respects does the scdi,ion OF South
Carolina differ from that of Massachusetts
Simply, in the fact of not having vel
the over act OF treRson, winch, vas contained in
the resolutions Of The Hartford Convention.
Thus far South Corolioa only menaces the ,rea.
on thvt Massachusetts perpeiraled. In mo.
i've, in feeling, in all that 'egrades an Ameri.
can, and impairs the patriotism of character.
she is fully guilty. even ill her very 'ips are
'discoioured 7ihe livld passions Of unhallosed
treason. And what is the aggression complain.
ed of The exercise Of the constitutional and
long exercised poner Of The Union, to Law duties
aud imposts. A power never suspected Of he.
ing dlspuiabie, until the motive to its exercise
awakened local jealousies 10 question its impair
tisl Justice, and excited sectional passions into
envy, lest one portion ofthe Union .hould enjoy
a paramount prosperity over the other. The
bitterness Of South Carolina in this Transaction.
exceeds belief and we are staggered bv the
apparent i'npossibility ofthe fact, that men 40
richly endowed with genius, knowledge, and
republicanism, as a Hayne. a II,miiion, and -
MDuf6e, can become So bosoited by passion, as
10 lose the instinct Of the American, thu virtue OF
the patriot, the attribute Of the statesman, for
the vociferation Of the demagogue, the VIM.
lence Of the tavern b. awlcr, and the wees of the
truitor.'
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pDTTER'S
VEGETABLE GA iHOLICON

ONLY $2 PER r
TNHE unparalleled reputation Of ins ned
cine Ii such, AMI its pre -emineni vitiurd
are 80 well established, aud 10 fully arknnwsc
edged by mn iu'ell'srn' public, that II Is
scarcely necessary To say any thing inahef
THAI thai II IL
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NikGlNlA-A' d superior Conrl OF Cham
cay, holden at The lown of LynGhburg,
IN the Both dav OF Oct. 1928
thomas Clement and liosanna his wife,
PITTS.
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1.-THE rumor that MIR. Wheaton, our Charge
d'Afaires at The Courtiof Denmark, had depart
ed this life, and that his remains had reached
hi, country 'urns on to he incorrect. His
brothers death gave rise TO the report,
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~ We have received from Col. Davenport
Me Annual Report OF the Secretary of the Treas.
ury, and shall give il a place in our next.
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IL We observe. by the last Huntsville paper
that Lewellin Jones (formcrly Of Prince Ed
ward, Ya.) has been sentenced TO be hang on the
OH of Jan. for the murder Of Nathl. Barham. A
motion was made in arrest of judgment, but it
wy 3 overrulei by the court.
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PRICES CURal.Ni


COM MERCIAt. ESt'"''fp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-31

light at the m asst head" exclaimed the irri,ated
seaman, as the signals were made which he
mentioned "Heavens! Ills too much to risk as
fine a vessel as ever aoated, and as gallant
crew as ever manned ship, for the sake OF
woman"
"Aye! you may we'll say thai" replied the
seaman who had first interrupted him; "these
women are fearful things: in tact have almost
a kind Of dislikiDg TO our captains long wea>
Their cloak--it puts one SO much In MIND Of
pellicoaI." 81,
aUp oars, boys!" shouted the coxwan; "the
captain and lady,
The moon which had been apparently strug
Cling TO throw little light, was now totally
obscured, and had no opportunity OF discovT
ering any thing more than what had over
ard,-that the captain Was accompanied ny
lady. i,
They were all now in the boat which dashed
eallantly off ia the direction oil the Vessei, anu
soon heard the seameD weighing anchor
Curiosity chained me to the spo:-to save the
| vessel seemed almost impossible, as the wind
had now increased TO gale, and blew dlrec,iy
on shore-she would have to beat out, and the
least mismanago ment would send her on the
reef, where the foam in the occasional iight OF
the moon shone with terrific Wilderness.
Al lenSth the sans Were sPi eau CIV"
| perceive her stretching across between the
| breakers, and now began to entertain some
hope;-they had one more tack TO make ere
she would clear the shoals, and as she stood
gallantly on The very edge Of them, muttered
a iervent prayer for their safely. could hear
even amid the noise Of the winds and waves
the hoarse voice which called the men to then
stations-my hear, felt as if twas freezing;-
| it was now, or never! Gracious Heasen!-she
missed stays, and in moment was in the break
ers, hardly TO be distinguished from The mass
| OF foam that surrounded herr
| The next day many Of The bodies driited OF
shore, among them ,ha, Of lady who had elop.
| ed from The convent the evening preceding.
| looked for some time for her companion, ano
al last discovered him; but when brushed the
| sand from his brow, what was my horror or
discovering the coun,enance Of my hnS-soush
| Brother!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-31

cause for apprehension, that if Pedraza;s
ed. they will strain every nerve for r.
Indeed they have asserted as much as mi, ;h
public prints, by saying, "awake, Mexc,n','ae
pedraza is President, you have either "a
most servi!e yoke, or raise another rs,, ,N
,ion!!r. This is the present state Of The NIL.
mind. Mex, Monday will decide the ; ruo';
tant question Of, "Quien sera Presdenle "Cn
ct, gro, or Pedra-a!" VI,
Sept. 6--Having an oppnr,unl,y 10 I,,u,
this by the way Of New Orleans, will ro, az. arg
to hear of the result of the election. ". va
not We, heard from the interior states NV r'':
far Pedraza has five states to Guerrero ~"
Guerrero's party say that the Vera Cr,,"SS
have protested against The election Of ptI,.."
stating that there was foul play in takm, g.
votes. General Santa Ana is said to Sc o. ~
head Of the proIes ting party, ard quep s.L,
what will be the consequence?
I, is now seven O'Clock, P. NJ. and ,hs-.
returns from ten states; seven for Pedr,z, ~,
three for Guerrero, * in one OF the latter ,s ~"
the Majority was but one vote. In the cor,,,
which is going forward, our minister, Mr.
has been somewhat accused. The iolIov;n,;
an extract from the Sol Of this eyeriroS.
'rhere is not waning q suspicion, with rS%,
da,;on, that the American Minis,e., is ,bs
cret agent Of Spain, ins,ruced ard well n,iI +.
dividing and destroying us, and that he i,r,k
ing me asures for the reconquest of,he cour,,y
| Nor is this strange, for he knows Ina, on
prosperity is as prejudicia' to the interest, +
his nation, as our independence is TO The ia,r
est, ofSparn."
| Yorkiros and Escoses are the names Of T.,
Masonic sccts in-Mt&ico.
POSTSCRIPT Our fears are too soon r,,'i,..
A CIVIL WAR has broken on, in MexioL
the republic is in state Of terrible snarohy,
confusion. This we learn by papers ius :,
ceiscd by he Independence, arrived from Y.
ra Cruz. The indie pendence sailed from We,
Cruz on the eth ui,. and brought US parcr,n
the lates. date. The election returns had zee,
reccis ed from twelve sta,es, only three oiwh..
gave majority for Guerrero. There was Ii,
longer any doubt Of the issue of the election
Psdraza is chosen President. The remor.
STRANGE Of Vera Cruz has been neff.c,ua'-
General Santa Ana has accordingly raigl
rebellion against the government, aud N.
Guerrero party in Very Cruz have taken I'd
arms. \ body Of troops has been marched
under the commend Of Santa Ana, 10 prr,,.
On the day when The Independence s.i,J.
advices were received from ,hat pjIc~ inform,
ing that lie had taken possession fine castle
Such Is The worth Of Mexican p4,rio i,m,