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POETlCAl..
From fht Nae Engiand Nasuzias.

DARN before me lies my way:
Not a blossom by it springs,
Not bird on sunny wings.
hovers round and tunes his lay.
On IL stretches. wild and lone
Chill the wind is whistling there.
Gone the light. that early shone;
Vanished long. the young and far.
As with heas, heart tread
8 Silent onward. Heaven nneloses
Hope descends ON clouds of roses;
Instant all my gloom Is fled.
Like an oyerflowing river.
Round her flows a stream of light:
Radiant pinions DER II quIser
Countless JOYS are there IN flight.
But a Homent--dark again.
Dark aud drears. shuts the SKY
Heay, clouds above me lie
Round me elings an ies chain.
O could bur a single ray
CLEAN from cottage lamp OF star.
Then along my lingering way.
could seek my home afaf.
Hark what low and distant note
Softly through the gloom Is stealing
With It comes a voice of healing
Sounds OF Heaven around me float.
Light. like yernal dawn, ascending.
Der new Weakened beauty plays;
Flowers. with feathercd foliage blending
Trcmble IN the golden blaze.
Soon the soothing voice Is still
Broods the silence OF the grave
Der me shades OF cypress wave;
Darker fears my bosom fill.
Thus must ever be my doom
llehi and sony. moment shed.
Then a cloud, of deeper gloom,
Rolled. like torrents. Ger my head.
Speed thee on in sweetest tome.
Hope. the young aud lovely ever.
Breatbcs--the song shall leave me never
Speed thee soon thy night has flown
All the light. the love, the bliss
Fer IN hottest visions given.
In iairer world than this.
Greet thee soon--thy home u Heaven
!. G.. PrnottAL.
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HbsSSsbs.l EsDN.

I1NilE partnership existing under the firms OF
Wombe X Wilson, in Richmond and Wilson
\ Wombe, III Smlthfed. terminates this day BY IL
IMITATION, and is dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to the firm in Richmond will
make immediate settlement with John Nomble, aud
all indebted i'll Smithiield will make payment to
George Wilson. Claims against either of the firms
will be paid ON presentation.
JN). WOMBIE,
GEORGE WILSON.
Richmond. Aug. 3. 1875.
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commissioners Sale of Valuable Land.


Z Npursnancc of a decree ri the Circuit superior
1 Court of Law and Chancer>, FOR the eonn-
t, of iIenrico pronounced on the 9TH day of Feb
tuary 1888, IN a writ therein depending, wherein
Thomas Owen, executor ot the last will and tesla
ment of thonas Nelson deceased, is Plaintiff and
Rice W. Schroeder and Mary hls wife. Walter +.
Day and Frances his wife, John L. Nelson Peter
Nelson J;fncs H. Nelson, Andrew Nelson, and Will
liam G. Nelson, and Thomas H. Fox, and Eliza his
wife are defendants the undersigned, the Commls-
sloner in SAID decree named, Will, the 2ath day oi
August SO ON the premises proceed 10 sell by way
LOT public auction for read, money, certain tract OF
parcel of Land with It's appnfenantes. situate IN the
count, of Campbcll adjoining the Land OF Capt.
Miles Cary, and IN the ncighborhood OF MI Raleigh
Gibbons Tavern. and containing, by cstnatlon o2'
acres more on esS--u beng all that part oi lar
ger tract of Land living in said county OF Campbell,
late the property of Peter Nelson, deceased winch
has not heretofore been sold under decree pre-
,ously pronounced in SAID suit.
CIISWEIL DABNEl, Commissioner
JULY ~ ids
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vi IL; FRANCIS \. STERNE Take notice
can. INA, on me 10th day of september next in the
sbaIl ,l,o, u inc county OF Charlotte Virginia
Shai proceed to take the dispositions ot Lawrence
f'erne ana others, to be read as evidence I'M SUIT
now depending in he Circuit Superior Cont of sad
r"',n'N' IN winch am complainant. and YOU aud
nooef' Morlan as executor of Dlckerson Jennings,
'.se'' ana commissioner under a decree of the
s,ar,s sur Oh Charlotte of Anderson &c. vs
'."e Ct are defendants. If said depositions are
nor taken on the 10th they viii be taEen Al the pace
itoresa'd on the succeeding day.
]nlN - u I.f'
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REMARKS on TIE CULTIVATION OF
R\IpS

As the season has arrived for preparing the
ground and sowing Turnip Seed, have deemed II
proper 10 give the following directions. After
twenty-iour years experience, recommend them
as containing the result OF my observation III this
particular branch of hnsbandry, and II they should
be carefully followed, the nrnlp crop, which IS re-
garded uncertain one, my be rendered a sure
and certain one
The land suited to this crop ough not TO be rich,
but of medium fertility, and pulserizcd by re
peated plonghnes and borrowings, until very fine
the consistency Of pulyerlzed virgin soil oi
new land possible: and the turnip crop will very
suitably succeed all early spring crops, such rs POI
tatoes, peas, rad,hes, beans, aud clover after the
frs, moving, and will do without manure, prosid-
ed the fonf first enumerated hlye been maaurcd IN
the spfins.
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Aug. II,
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE,

0T,-I Ia the first OF August,-to be let to
9IA"1f Tx mares at SD the season. Good pas
,sst..si.-ss H.. tuiage the town, gratis and
mares gran-ed At twenty five cents day.
The Eclipse stock is well known, and withal,
commands such high prices, as to justify breeders III
any reasonable expense to obtain IT, \ more endur-
ing OF animals lived. Old Eclipse, ut nine
years old, after making two three seasons, ran the
great 5000 race against the best horse IN the South
and then left the tun sound a nut. Ills winnings
were prodleious he has twice sold for Si0OOo-the
last time, NJ % years od-and will make for his
owner so 600 this season. His price is 80
higher than Monsieur Tonsons. and such horses,
and Notwithstanding he gets more mares, and proba-
b, better mares, as he is paronzed mainly by per
sons that train and run horses. Young American
Eclipse is Just like him in form, and the very same
blood. HENRY BROWN, in.
Iune IL
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July l.'

lKGlNlA.-At rules held in the clerk, : office NJ
the circuit superior court of law and cbancs,,
ioi ntatofd county, the :}rd day of August, 1s35:
joel Nent and Nancy his wife Francis Wbitele,
Albert t. Whitley, James NJ WhjteIev and William
W. "hteles, the last four infants, underoI wears of
az VINO sue by joel Kent, their next friend PITTS
against
harles Nhteley and John H. smith exccu,or
%, " illlam Nhiteley, deceased, Jabez Ieftuicb
i"i's y iat'efson and Barnabas 4. Edison Deits
IN CHANcERY
he defendants Charles Whitley and Jah,z I Oft
"ch' not having entered their appearance and oi,sn
security, according to the act of assembly and thc
rules OF this court and il appearing by satisfactory
eioehcc' that they are not inhabitants of This Com
nlohwcah II Is ordered, that they do apnea, here nm
the FIRST day OF the term. and answer ,b hill nj
the plaintiffs, and that this order be inserted in some
newspaper, published in lynchbup IN, ,,., 10Th,
snccessYely, and posted al the front doc, nj ,be
Courthouse of this county, on some corr, do,
\ Sopy-Tcste,
,nn N JOS. WILSON, CLERK.
AlRGlNiA.--At rules, held in the clerks Office.
of the circuit superior court of l,u, aud chance
~ Tor Bedford county, the Bird day of August 1885
William Lowry. Pa,ntf
against
ihonas Lowry, John Lowry, Jr, Thomas G. Ben
" ~ "''i" Io"fv Defendants,
In CHANcERy
Inc defendants Thomas Lowry and Crawford
no' having entered their appearance. and CIV
en- security according to the act of assembly and the
~ VI ''iis court and 1t appearing, BY satisfactory
evidence, that they are not jnbabi,,n ~ ,,;s com
moh"eal'h 1t is ordered, that the, do appear heie on
Tue hfst day OF the next term and answer the original
ana am nded bills of the plaintiff. and that this or
nerpe inserted m some newspaper published in Lynch
D,.' ,oi Two months successfully and posted at the
n au "p"' OF IN, 'orhonsc of scounty some
'o"f' oay. Copy-Teste,
Aug. 10
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NJ AM M


cart load, 10 the acre, oil ashes Of old cold ma
unre such As yard shoyellings, ac. nniermented
manures will spoil the crop by making II run to
tap rendering the roots hot and spkey.
srED AID RS rnLrtp tf1oS.
Tim Is Of the most imp oftant parts 10 be at
tended 10. Nlthont g0od, trGo seed, all the other
Labor Is LOST. feel that | cannot impress the ne
ees,is OF procuring eood seed, too iorciby upon
the mud o the apriculiurast, as some persons
from mistaken notions OF the true character Of this
excellent root, have adopted the rninous plan OF
raising Then seed from tffHse hHnfps--noW II Is
we'll known among practical hoiticulturIsts, that II
one such tufnip be permitted 10 20 10 seed among
twenty GOOD ones, il will spoill the who'll, Indeed,
II would he almost rs easy task 10 raise GOOD tnr
nips from radish seed is from such turn seed.
In order IL hasten vegetation and by thai means
escape tile rayaecs Of the ly, il Is best 10 soak the
seed III rain water twenty four hours but II want
I'd sooner few minutes III warm walef will do, II
Is strongly recommended 10 soal, the seed in lamp
oil, wliehis said 10 mpatt dsapreeablc favour 10
the seed plant Which SAVES II from the fly. After
soakine the seed il ought 10 be rolled IN plaster
or ashes, 10 dry them aud for sowing broad cast |
mix Il pound OF seed with bnshcl OF the mixture
To the acre but those WHO have the tnrnip drill
may soN the naked seed IN rows about twelve
inches apart, BY closing every other slide, which
vii SAVE much time in hocne.
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& OR Y.

HAVE for sale, nj m, Mills, near Two Thousand
Bushels of Good Corn.
JESSE \. STRANGE.
Patonsburg, july p 3v
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WANTED lNMEDIAYCIY.

\ first Rate Sadllcr, To whom constant emplo,
I ment Ut competent handy and good wages
will be gwen. Apply tn
J. &. SlIAt kLEFoRD
u Any letters ON the subject, addressed 10 me-.
viii meet with prompt attention !. e. =.
Aug. Il II
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

AN no" receiving beautiful assortment of New
spring Staple aud Fancy Goods. which | cotii.
ally invite m, friends and the publlct examine.
JOHN G.. MEM
April rs
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iiollNG, &c.

After the plants are up and the areest leaf has
crown rs llree as a cent, run the harrow through
lhem, which breaks the crust, bnfies the Young
weeds, and mouds the plants and from the pound
OF seed, II the ls has mol been destructive, there
will be plenty OF plants 10 admit oil the harrow be-
ing nun each way, Which put, the around in fine or
der then commence with The all important work
Of hoene, without which all the other work will be
nnallN Lost. EaeA llnl nlld lakn nllnni five lcet
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TIME I'll SOWING.

In the neiphborhood OF Baltimore, If the urnlp
seed can be got up quick, it will do To as late
rs the 18th OF Anonsl lor table use; and for stock
il would be we'll 10 SOW from the 18th OF Jul, 10
the lOlh of August Two weeks later will do ON
tide water aud in old Nrrinia; the ground being
we'll prepared, the manure spread when necessary,
once plouehme, and then Immediately give the
pou"lcd Ground one stroke wit the harrow then
SOW the seed while the ground IS damp, and give ii
another stroke with the harrow, and the plants will
soon appear. >ltey they are up, should the fly
be destructive, roll them with roller. Is ii is
apt 10 be dry AT tbs OF the year, ii Is best
10 SOW little before after rain, TO oct the
plants up otherwise the seed often porlshes ; but
sowing on fresh plonehed ground is great adNan-
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wish to sell N, Failing Tract of Land,
adjoining the lands OF William Jones,
esq, Captain William Cooke, Samuel
Branch and others. and commonl, known
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y lkGlNlA-At rules held IN the clerk < oez
OF the circuit superior OF law and rla
ISIS: 'i'''''i'o VI July,
Charles Yanccv, p,n
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JOB PRINTING
ElEGi jID TT THIS OTfIGE.
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JOHN THOMPSON, Jp=o,.

Z "H H1ss1oSFK 5 DFrlCr
4mherSt Court House, June II. ls:}5
The parties will take notice, that have am.
Saturday, the 9Th day OF August next To rpaal
there, the reeonm'ed report in the foregoing order nss
W., they are requested to attend at my Ofics a
all necessary papers, prepared for exanin. ''n
and settlement ROBERT TINsLEyi'o
July Il ~ 'ohti
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.fgaiHst

lihan J. ffeeland, Owen {. Fowler. William II
"mgfleid and Dougad Ferguson, late ,ncrcb,n'.
ana partners, trading under the firm and vt,. "
frecland, Ferguson x Co. and ale>,nda, II, N !"
executor of Archer Ferguson. deceased. D ,,g'H
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Aug. 3
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Tire Races over the Isnchburg Course will com
IN Tuesday, the 22d September. and continue
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" 'hHiNiA.--A rules. held in the clerks office
OF the circuit superior court of law and chance
William Lowry. pl,;n,;a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-12
NEW YORK ELECTION

Tho election IN New York passed ar
excitement. Little more Than haT of ill.,. ''' no
the CITY were polied, which were tins Il Nv OF
tor Inc "'deon Lee, or regular Jackson :, ,'
s,5io for the Agrarian, or Evening po..#,."fi
headed by Charles G.. Ferris, 2,03l; fo, = Aef
tive American ticket, hradcd by James " I'd,
1888. 1t will be seen that no ticket r.,..
majority OF all the votes given in-and H.
ticket succeeded by plurality of about I2oo ''s'
Mr. Monroe. The New York Courier TIM. ''fr
ces the result; 'oh-
The Eeofion.--lt appears that The VI;
not think proper to depart from their no,,.. nd
Yesterday and IN consequence, GIDEON ay
Tammany cd ddatc, has been elected - tie
1900 MINORITY The whole strength of IL. a9aat
Buren, party was brought ont BY rep ,atrd ,,'1 Ian
earnest solicitations on the part Of the Tim. ''9si
lamaion being publicly made by it ard ,bos proc
committees, that their party cxi>tenc. d.. fral
upon every Tanmany mans going ta II r'""ed
and voting the regular ticket! While 61,. polk
sand Wings remained quietly at ,heir boa ~ nm,
looked calmly upon TIE. contest, the dyisioa" 'a
the Tlamany ranks aionc, has rclnrod ,l 's.'h N
lorty to about, one thousand !! If the lit Iaa'
had turned out yesterday AS die, the port. ing
from the I'igwam, Ic Natire .fmey;payy n0eSs
would have been elected ty the larpe,, ''Aes
ever recorded in tbs city. W. have no, :'lofit
comment this morning, bu, we firmly hello ""e 'o
the kncl OF ian Barcajsm has been san.1 9ai
this city, and the Tammany Party dxpersod IN
four winds of heaven w 10 Inc
8" In Brooklyn the Van Buta Parry h..
with a most signal defeat, and Mr.. Dih,n,o,, met
candidate of the Natirs american Part, Lo' Tue
elected 10 the Assembly We hail wifi n,'c. 'ecn
qualification these evidences Of rcturnn,, ''s'snea
in the minds Of the people, '''soa
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GREAT AGRICCL"T PRODUCTS.
ffom the Bucks co"nty, H-,%n.t hteHigencer.


Extract of a letter To ,lc editor, dared
CArrAwiss,, Oct. &c, 49,.
Beng subscriber and reader of Your very
useful paper, | observed in two or three of Your
last numbers disposition in some of your good cit
lAenS 10 boast of raising biz Pumpkins, w,ohinp
so and 90 pounds--p>haw, nonsense why cal
led 10 see my irond Gov, Joscph Paxon. the other
day, OF Cana~ssr, Cola Co. and after partahinp
oi the hospltalcS OF his house, for which he is So
very remarkable, was invited into his office and
shown pumpkin weighing l3j lhS.' thea walk
ed To the barn OF mine very good host, whore he
showed me Cclicr weighing 2lOO lhs--hr also
showed sixteen and hall toms of good bright tim
othy hay, which was mown from three and three
quarter acres Of common unwatcrcd Su,ouehanna
land. These animal aud vegetable producrions
are very common here, that they ellen no very
great surprise"
From the same seed were grown eight other
pumpkins, whose aggregate weight was 600
pounds
From The NJucaN (CooncchmJ Gd.rtie, Nor. 3
" Squashllollow ou,-lonr, and pudding-lane
knocked INTO an applc-dunpling. James Qnin-
tard' Esq of Old Wei, has raised in his garden.
TINS season. the largest squash in creation It's
bic enough to make turban for the Gr,ul :, TO-
nor, o. a cap for Bcthrm GaHor. 1t iscall,d the
Valparaiso Squash and is p feet in lcneth, feet
inches IN circumference watching 5l1 pounds
seven on The vine Of hc same family, raised from
Two seed; which We ,hrrwdly suspcc, were sold
hv Our friend john a. Weed. ESQ
TRIM a 81 Louis fHo.) Paper Oct. TO-
Inc beet Beat 1.-The Republican Of Saturday
states that a beet had been deposited at their Of
"''' 'r" days previous, weighing twcniy
pounds, and adds, beat this WHO cant" ",
VIII Beet was laid upon our Office door ycster
day, by Mr.. VIM. II. Ashley, which, when wash
ed weighed t'rntY-firee ant a quarter pounds.
~ mcasnrrd27 inches in circumference. and 80 IN
length. II Beet h>nvcn does no, comnoso nm q.
'erture TO our bret, he deserves beating.
From the CUcicrWe (Ohio) Herald, Oct. 81.
PREMIUM CoRN.-The premium was awarded
10 Mr. AShr Rc,ick, by the Agricultural Soci-
ely OF flckn"ay county, on Mdnday last for the
best acre OF corn, huadrcd and ftiv-scr,u
o"Saets and one peak! Let those who can heat
mat. We learn from the President Of the Socip-
~ that TIC corn was planted in hills at little more
','an lofee let asundrr, and received no more
than the ordinary cultivation. SO much for Darby
creek bottoms,
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Dorer Iaqairer.

MoRr LY>culNc-Thc snbioincd statement :
lol the s.. Louis Ballelin Of the 2l1 nr-" Fnllcr
and BRIDGES, the men suspected othavine kilnappcd
MAJOR D,u4hcry'> slaves, were apprchcnaea a,
Monday Last, a as the law does NOT provide for the
punishment fsuch violations ofhe riel,s of prop
rriV' u number of our mos, respectable citizens
took tho gentlemen into Il retired spot, about threc
miles from the city, and, by force Of persuasion,
induced them to confess having peen Instrumental
IN causing the slaves 10 run away. They were
'oundly logged, or, in other words, launched. and
set on the opposite side of the rlvcr, with the posi-
I'VE assurance thar, they were again found itbin
Tue limits of The stale of Missouri their fate snnId
be death, by hanging"
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unanimous efforts 10 render US a service. Arrange
mcnis are making in Brazoria and Maiasorda, Ia
sond thcin supplies of provisions, ammunition, etc
Columbia aud San Felipe ought 10, and have no
doubt will do the same. II subscription papers sfe
started the people will literally contribute. Lei
again implore you TO promptly and UNI
versally. and repair 10 Gonzales. In this Nc
will conquer and that suddenly.
Ours is no rcbclliogs or revolutionary OF voun-
tary warfare. II has Leon forced upon Jun
tire, liberty, and the cpd Of battles our
SIDE, and tho proud and imperiaas Dictator. San
ia Ana, will be made 10 feel ndhnow. flom blood
bought eyrericncr thai people WHO have adopt;
cd the motto uf their ancestors. " Liberty or
Death" will cru,h and laugh 10 seorn hls lyrannic
attempt TO ensla,e them. This campaign Will bun
little Interfere with the Consultation, which Il tru-
y Indispensable 10 Is II present. Il the war y
over they will assemble NJ the place apIsointe Il
not, let the members equip then,solses foi battle,
repair to tho camp, and in a short linn Tho, NAV
enjoy the proud satisfaction of holding the Consul
tation within the wall, Of San Antonio will
leave Btazora for the Camp NJ Gon2alc, Tn te.
morrow, and would be f',d hatas man, as could
eqrip Themselves by hal time would bear me
company Those Who cannot be r.ads ia-mnr-
'"w shouls continue 10 prepare. Their services
III ho valuable, II tho, can ON Us 10 or -
dav'horcp ! fccl cfr-r confidence thai There
Wi. he within 'cw LAYS ei@ards ofGoo Atnef-
Can o,ln.sefs {. Cje8-ain.
Will WHARTON
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$4,000 to the Missionary Soeict, u tho Methods,
Episcopal Church.
$4,000 to the Society Of rbc Uuii"d Brethren for
prnpagat'ng the Go>pd among the ileathen.
$1,000 10 the Socct, FOR the relief Of respectable
indigeul females ina y York.
1900 to the New York Female Asylum for Ly-
ing-iu Women.
800 for the relief Of INDECENT persons in Flush
inf, to be- expended IN Bibles, fnc and mo-
ucY.
Slo0oto lhc Methodist Episcopal Church, Flush
nr.
500 TO the Methodist Episcopal Church Of Color.
ed people Of Flushing.
900 10 the Bible Association Of Friends in Alne-
iica, aud II residue OF hls est,tc--.ay about
s9oo0--to be equally divided between the Anne.
floan Bible Society, the American Tract Soeio-
~, and the Bible Association Of Frond. 10 A ne.
fIct.
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Rcspcc,fll>, &.
JouN N. MOORE, Conmand1o,.
tue copy, ". IL. WHARTON.

Fe,low-C ,yrzsNs.-ln accordance with rhe
request Of the Volunteers. Proceed TO inform ,oa
that parted win them Il midnight on Friday LIST,
under march to laia thelr eonn'rymen Al Gonzales.
They were II Il maH IA excellent health aud >pi, -
its. 1t IS Low aseeilaiari iGi' GeG. Cos is in L.
Bahia. It's sill ,ad D. ha, with LIN sou pair ~,
IRON HOBBIES IL aar heacii.. II rryt> viii
turn oui promptly ue MI ue M first man toucar
PAIR OF his oRn h1bbl.s. In larI.,uaec otIhc
caption If tn, article, " nov, th.. tlaN aud rows
the hou ~ Five hnn1f.1 NC caa do more now
than 5000 SIX m5aih, hence. s.. Antonio can be-
starved into surrender in len 3aV>, If there ara
,lunlcrrs caouah Ia surround the town and en-, oiI
their supplies. The inh1baan'> seldom mise :.
noush for tirir own consumption, and 500 troops
being thrown upon them, has brought the place 10
the door q! starvation Bra5d Is oat If the qucs-
ton with them, aal they have 40 hopes OF obtain
ing meat, except eating thoif HORSES or pi,lgn~
from the colpnisi-. TIE Volunteers are dejcrniln.
ed never to return until S.. Antonio las fallen, and
every soldier Of the central government has been
killed or driven out OF Texas.
Ono great Object Of the volunteers, i, 10 inter
cspt Co, between La ,ha and 81. Antonio. A.
ter this, if en1ueh Of our counrymen assemble,
fhey will take s.. Antonio by storm---il not they
will surround the place-cnt or their supplies and
s'arvc them into surrentler. Lei all who
can. thfn ont, and that Immediately. LIT no one
say that business detans him for what business
can be so important as 10 crush tie ,.nr-
my al once, and thereby put an end fotcv-
or. at least for some time to come, 10 this unliolv
attempt to bring us under the yoke of Mi i,arv
Despotsm, or TO cxpel US from the country. Ii
ST. Antonio taken il viii be rail-, ing point
where they will in few months conce trate thou
sands Of troops. Ii is taken they will have 10
fooihold among US, and tho power oftlc nation
cannot re-establ!sh one. Fellow-c,izens +: there
are many fighting our battles, more from sympa-
thy. and from detestaron Of oppression, tlraa
rom any great pccuniary interest they have in the
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