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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01
Logansport Telegraph

CuERoKEE iNpIaSs.--We learn from the Ham
il,on (Tenn) G. lzete of the 9th instant, that tho
conference between the Cherokee Council aud
General Scott has resulted in an arrangement by
which the transportation OF the Indians has been
entrusted TO the Chiefs OF the nation, who are to
receive @65 per head for the removal. The In
dams to be subsisted by the Government Until
they commence their journey. from which time
the Chiefs are furnish all the substance and
means OF transportation. They are to commence
ments Of ono thousand. to follow each other after
intervals OF Il few days. BIZ The Goth October II
is thought all Will DC on the way. The Indians, 1t
- said, are highly pleased with the arrangement
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01
MORRISON a pxaOR.

Richmond, Aug. ISM. lssa. -
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
CAsboArr roa T.. s. Sry,roa.
JOHN HENDERSON. OgHascocr

0TWe are authorized 10 announce
Gen. SlLAS BROWN, of Kinds county,
candidate for Treasurer Of this State,
TO supply the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of the Hon james Phillips.
or We are authorized 90 announce
u Is OGLESBY, Esq, as a candidate
for Judge Of the Seventh judicial Dis
trict, TO GIL the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of the Hon. Judge Cliff
ton. The election will be holden on the
a2nd and 23rd Of October next
0oTWc are authorized 20 announce the
Hon. |. R. NICHOLSON, Of Kinds CO..
candidate for Judge Of the Seventh Ju
dicial District, 10 supply the vacancy oc
casioned by the resignation Of the Hon
G. X. Clifton.
0@rWe are authorized 10 announce
CHARLES HILL, Esq, of Raymond al
q candidate Tor he Judgship Of the Sew
enth Judicial Circuit The election vii
take place on the ED and Esd inst.
0%rWe are authorized to announc
e. F. BUCKNER, Es1., Of Rankin coun
ty, us candidate for Judge Of the Sew
enth Judicial District, to I'll the yacanc
accustomed by the resignation OF Judg
Clifton.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

a.H.lt.I Hlt DIS county n
.aI convention.
n HarH. fhrfruumurh O. orr
senator colon ~ 81. 4. llgIIey. hm
recently iomclacaa.iiiou wnh apar
a uo,6rious.y ,0a m1II minority n
thts county, and protesting principles
fepudaledby ihc great majority oihis
constituents, Be cannot longer repre-
sent ear wishes truly and faithfully.
. g. ResoimA. That colonI llldley
te requested torrs.uc:a and thata COM
miitce ef three ia each election pre-
cinct be appointed by tie chairman
To- frame the request, and procure sl9-
natures thereto. and ihat they constl
'tutc a permanent corresponding com
Imittce, Wijhpo~or TO adjlo ,heirnum-
Der, anJ fiIIyaca lcics occurring there
lin.
9. Rcaolre3, That q committee Of
three be appointed 70 correspond "liA
the honorable Henry Cia& on topics
in which the south has deep interest
and to publish the same for the Inior-
NATION Of the people.
Gen. Cowles Meade, AR. Johnston,
p. c.. Briggs and a. T.. Dabney were
appointed under the sixth resolution,
The committee under the eighth re.
solution are
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
From He Southern SIN.
GREAT WIG MEETING.

AT a meeting OF large number Of
the citizens OF Kinds county. al the
courthouse in Raymond, on Monday
the first day ofOctober, agree bly, to
adjournment, Major John b. Peyton.
was called to the char, aud A. L. Dab.
ney esq. appointed secretary.
The following resolutions were pre-
scented by Charles Hill, and passed by
Overwhelming majoritios:
|. Resoiped, That we consider the
course of the present administration Of
the general government, from its com
mencement to this time, as totally at
war with the interests OF the country,
as designed to perpetuate power in the
hands OF an ascertained minority, in
disregard Of the knoAn interests and
wishes OF the great mass Of the Amer
lean people.
2, Resolrcd, That the effort now
strenuously made by the party in pow
er to prop their sinking fortunes by a
pretended union of sentiment with the
state rights party, is not only an ab
surd attempt to reconcile disslmilal
principles, but, to be successful, vii
! require OF the state rights party a sac
ritce of political consistency.
| 8. ReSolrcd, That sound curren
cy is an essential part Of commercial
prosperity; and that the sub-treasary
as detailed in congress by those ia tho
confidence of tine president, does no
propose TO furnish one, either directly
or by remote consequence; but an tht
contrary, is directly ruInous in its ac
ton to any institution that might b,
available for that purpose, and obyi
ously calculated to augment the alrea
! dy overgrown patronage Of the eSecu
tive.
A.. Resolrel, That noellectualmean
of securing sound currency for tn,
whole country has yet been devised
eXcepta NATIONAL BANK; and, viewin.
the constitutional question as settled
} SO far as it can be settled by authori
; ty, by the recognition fall the depart
ments of the government, from the
r presidency OF general Washington t,
that of general jackson, inclusive, an,
the acquiesence of the people during
! that period, wedo not hesitate to Civ,
il our cordial and unqualified prefer
ence to any experiment made or rec
commended by the democratic party o
lis leaders.
5. ReSoiced, That we recommen,
to each county in the state to send a
4 many delegates as il has members Il
) the house Representatives, TO consti
9 iute state convention to meet II
Jackson on the fourth Monday in Jan
lElry next, for the purpose of nomina
ting candidates for state Offices, and {,
take all necessary measures for estab
fishing the ascendancy ofcorreotprin
ciples 10 the state.
J G. Resolved, That four persons b,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
TO TIE VOTERS OF MISSISSIPPI

TO TIE VOTERS OF MISSISSIPPI
Frf1ow.C,r,zeNs.
rooort ovoot ,,h,.h mana ,,,-.o
loonI,, do,,llro ,hon a. has ,,,nats5
the nsice Of Trrggnrel FAR MIS- %roto
In looking around for some one 10.
supplv that vacancy, the oartjali,v of
some Of the peonlc induced Them 10.
suggest my name to be run for the
Office. have acccdeI 10 if. and
now present mysalr before Won far
vom sutTrares.
I. o,s,oo,,c,, or l,.o ,.;l, ,onl;l.
49, e. ;n,nnr,an, nnt};o ~, oa l,','e' -
COZ cor,b n tho;r o3Jr,ss ~ tho 10
ia ~ arro,, af ~, iI,a;. ,,,t.,sl ~.
macmillan oycoIlonc;oa tLa;r na,, ,,,,'
6tnoss e., 40 s;,nat;oa tLo, !,I. :.
M";r honds. AMI '' ~, ,r.v ,"( y i 10" "'
|Jo,aa tho nar,;n,,,oy, 'r' ue',, Io. =,
hova Eoon =. ~ o.n ~ '''I r Va.
,,a. o ,'i,o ~ I''' -, 49, 49,. :, 81 ''''''
M " III ,"alI . ~ ',L''' h ~ '"'''
49,, m,I Lahr;sc ~ IaGoiji ~, 90 ~
-. :; , ~ %','''' y" I ~. r N''C ~,
IC,.I,;a,saIla LaaJh,n I57,e e,e"' ~ ~ =
a.i, IS , an, 49,, ny '''',' :
u;sS;.s;,a; n,ara ,haa 'eG;. ~, -. -
,,hiob (" '" go, ~ roa T.,ve" y,
-, ~, ',,', ~ ~ y"0"oo''' ,i ne,
ol5ar .;,;ga, 80, - - ,k ~" Il " l,i1
,haa, nnhn,;,o4; ~ t,.I 't',,e' ~ eu,tol'
~ CO. n,,,s, ~ wv h I'M @ VII
nsctf[lv esb tl,oso n u,ha b ,,D,' Us,
rece,tl boc ~ s"o o;,;.,o ""0 ,,"ae ,.oie
and who desire to exercise their right
of franchise at the comino election'
TO refer to NV acouaptoHcns I,yhn
may be found m every eountvA for
such Intelligence as 10 my cnnac;ty
and integrity as nav satisfy Them ~
the prophets of iendinc me their
support. must, however, be allow.
ed to make one remark in my own
behalf, which | think should have
some weight, and ono too. which
am proud to be able to make and pub.
IGsh that is, that on all occasion.
when | have been a candidate for of
fee, | have been favored with large
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

luarruianre v.a Ha.s.HHn 8.
ome of our friends a1I uwue'sm
errors tbat occurred iu the f9maf Fub.r
cation, bocrrcuIarofOsa Brown, $50.
.n4ertgdn Obs weeks papt We again
bssprak iof j 90 attentive fau.al be.
I.eying tbal g 500 amply repay ihc
reader forhIa trouble. Mach, as SO have
heretofore observed, depends upon thr
issue OF this clcrtioni-an o. thc wings
BY their incr,nes anl inactivity, suffer
any Of the administration candidate. 70
succeed, they deserve 10 BE- inam.nori.y,
and there remain, until they can unite
on, and vote for, the candidate Of their
own principles.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
WING MEETING.

WING MEETING
We invite the attention of our road
crs, TO the proceedings Of large Wing
meeting, held in Raymond, Kinds coun-
ty, on the nrst day Of this month which
will be fonnd in another column. The
resolutions evnce determination and
unanlmity on the par of the freemen of
that large and populous county, worthy
Of oil praise. We wish that the same
spirit animated the wings Of every coun-
,y in the State, and Of every state Of
this great nation. lfsuch were the case,
we might, indeed, confidently predict
that the reign Of peculation and misrue
was past, and that contentment and pos
pcrity would quickly spread their benign
and happy influence upon our fair re-
public; that the adventurous spirit of
commerce might receive its due reward !;
that the sails of our merchantmen might
whiten every sen, carryingg American en-
terprise and American industry into the
uttermost parts of the earth; in fine,
that the same prosperity, happiness and
successful enterprise might attend us,
that did, previous to the time Of COVER
mental tampering with the currency
This fair picture, it is our firm opinion,
can never be realized; until men Of
known and tried integrity, are placed in
the high Offices Of governments until
VIC return 10 the good old republican max
inns of our foreiathers, and choose to
follow precedents Of known and acknowl-
edged success, to untried "erperimen,S,n--
IL we expect our principles ever to be in
the ascendancy--if we expect TO check
the growing and manifold abuses which
are openly practiscd in every depart
mcnt of our governmental we expect
20 check the corruption and venality o
the executive and his satellites, the only
method of coming to that desirable point
is to practice .forbearance, concession ant
Union.
The fifth resolution is Of much i'm
pmt, and we recommend il to the serious
consideration Of the wings of Madison
county. II proposes that each county il
the State, send as many delegates to
general convention to be holden in Jack
son, on the fourth Monday of January
as it has members in the lower branch c
the Legislature; and that the conventio
shall nominate candidates for state office.
and stake all necessary measures e
establishing the ascendancy of correc
principles in the State.n
The propriety and expedicncy of hole
ing such convention will not admit c
dispute or cavil. We are, and Away
have been, opposed to midnight caHcasc'
such as are generally held by our oppc
nents, They convene in comparativ
secrecy; none but a strict partisan is we
come; a set Of resolutions are prepare
for the instruction of the faithful, an
he rest remains in the dark. Ever
thing is prepared before hand Widel
different from this will be the convcnuo
which is to assemble next January. Th
delegates will, in true sense Of ii
word, be fresh from ne people, and full
competent to give a fair expression
popular feeling in the selection OF cal
didates. We trust that this subject wi
receive tina, attention which its impo
iance so fully entities il.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

Our readers are referred to the Pros
pectus. in our advertising columns, Of
the ".lfiss,ssiPpi Justice and Consiebie's
Guide Such "a work has long beer
needed, and should be iouad III the hands
OF every Justice and Coastao'c 10 the
State. The compiler, Y. BUTLER, ESS
is fully competent TO tho task; aud We
hope tina, his enterprise will receive
patronage fully commensurate with
the expense AMI trouble, always attend
AZ, upon such undertakings.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

last, Judge Nlchoiaoh presidlng.
CHEERING PROSPECT, AuEAD.-At meet
ing Of the Presidents Of the different
Banks Of Natchez, convened on the 9Th
Of this month, the following resolutions
were adopted, 1t will be seen that the
meeting have fixed on Monday, The first
/ day Of January next, as a suitable period
/ for the resumption This is indeed cheer.
/ ing--and if the rest Of the banks Of our
State, will zealously endeayor to be pre-
pared 10 resume at that time, we may
shortly count upon the credit Of Mis5is-
sippi reaching that high and enyiable
point, which the immense resources Of
our fertile soil SO justly claim for it
Resolved, That the first Monday in
January next, be recommended to the
hanks Of This state, as u suitable day for
the resumption Of specie payments.
ReSolued. That banks Of this state be
invited to send delegate from each, &c
T confer with the banks Of this city, at a
general meeting TO be held on Monday
the fifth day of November next, at the
city of Vicksburg, for the purpose of de-
Ilberatlng on said recommendation
Rcs0lred, That the secretary be re.
questcd to send y copy Of these resoIu.
tons 70 the several banks Of this state
and request their attendance and co-opc
ration at sach proposed meeting.
ReSoired, That the banks then repre-
seated, accept the invitation Of the Mis-
F.. slssippi Union Bank, to attend a genera
convention OF the banks Of this state, o
; Arkansas, Tennessee, and Alabama, a
/ Vicksburg, on the first Monday in Dc
cember next, for the purpose Of effect
ing unity and concert in the resumption
OF specie payments.
ELI MONTGOMERY, Chm.
A.. Il. MARSHALL, Sec'y.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
SHERlFF'S

BY virtue Of the aoS1
10 me directed, | wlas1
sale for cash, at The dsI
house in the town Of "
day the 18th Of NG'e II
following described Vi
land viz: the east nal u
the east hall of the sog]
of section five, The n0I]
of section eight ine n
north west quarter = h
the east half Of section i
west quarter " ga MA
west quarter Of se : \.
east half Of the sollll y !.
section ten, the whole \
range two east, =. hs' h
be sold TO SATISFY pl' Z
ses' S NJ FLOUR
Oct II, "
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
$40 RBwAy'

-
cTOLEN from u Y, /.
- subscriber on l, - j
qath Of september bern IN II,
about fourteen b an =, H !
old. a bump on The III. ,fs
c by The ne
mgrks recJIleciedd' r. n
ward viii be pa's 4, q
saii horse TO me- 7 y, = !
ton ton, as may lead \ q
him.
Oct IL
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
SlIERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
The Com'l. & L, r. on Fl ia on
Bank Bond to
VS. Oct. term
John G Benthall. 1888, in
James Richards 4 Madison
VIM joiner circuit court
BY virtue Of the above stated case
to me directed, | will expose to public
sale for cash, at the door Of the court
house in the town of Canton, on Mon
day the 10Th inst; a likely negro man
named Charles, and his wife Della.
Levied on, and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case.
S N FLOURNOY, Sh'G.
Oct IL. 1927 pl fee So
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17
October II, l9-2w pr fee
SnERIFF'S SALE.

SuERIFF'S SALE.
Hopes q Bogart on Fl Fa on
vs. bond ia Oc-
lohn 4 llocketl, tobor Term,
F NJ Fincher and 1885,
L S Hunter
BY virtue Of the above stated case
4 D temc directed, | will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, at the court house door
n the town Of Canton, on Monday, the
29th inst. a negro man named Bill and
Judy his wife; levied on, as the property
ofJohn A Hackett aud will be sold to So.
ilsty the above statedcase.
s. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
Oct IL 19-2w pr fee 80
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

The Circuit Court Of Rankin county
commenced its fall session on Monday
last, Judge Nicholson presiding.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Penn on alias vendi-
VS. toni exponas
Warner NJ Yates to Oct'r. term
1888 in Madison
Circuit Court
81 virtue of the above stated case
tome directed, Twill expose to public
sale, for cash at the door Of the door of
the court house in the town ofCanton
on Monday the Doth inst. two mules;
levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case.
S M FLOURNOY, Sh'h.
October II, 19-2W pr fee IS
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

BF virtue Of thc above stated cases
to me directed | will expose to public
sale Tor cash at the door OF the Court
House, in the town of Canton on Mon
day the 29th inst. five likely negro
slaves, viz; Andrew and Maryhis wife
and two children and Ben; levied on
and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shf.
Oct II, 1927 pr fee 81 sc
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

r,. -. S,HlERlFPSS,,i
: 0''R y " E''o' adnfISs|
Jno + Sander, |
Mary Sanders !, \
) BY BY !, virtue i &c., nlII',
TO me directed; / II N nv y |
SALE for cash At IL MIN j,,'|
mousse in the townd \
day the Doth iny.
sIa " YES jim, and NJ
viii be sold TO satiJs' |
case. SMpfr,
Oct II ls-2T !
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

H.. SiifRlrpe.S
l'osb use
S.
PF Meats. |
e a4Fs9 ID larl al
n \, = Fitzgerald
= : Merton 2 ne d l
= B Gunn,S ! /
IS
same
to me dirs ~ y DE daI
s sac Log ea,h, Il H. n
day the s 81 i ;s dcs]
Nelly u and an IsS Ia't 'rs n
. perry oiD ME- i
% satisfy de aboV, ~ " !
- l9-at
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-17

SHERlPFS
John Stone assoc
vs.
Samuel Ewing
Kills Walton use Ii
Same
Richard Eubank use 4
vs.
Same
Magnoss league |
vs.
Same
T. W. g. ]. L, Hubert
VS.
Anderson Webb Y =
Samuel Ewing
EgY virtue Of the sf'
me directed, | shall.
sale. for cash, at theCol'
the town of Cantln, oal
inst a KiIn Of Bricks, q
! 30 thousand, levied On
of defendant Samuel b7
sold to satisfy the abolI
| S. N. FR0Ul
Oct II lo-2s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-04
ELtrnri eCm Letter. d"'rF

Sr. Augustine. Nov. l-'h. i>S-
''rhe "dians have been coming in at Tampa .lr sIar
tine past, Nnd ruU.bsr hai cUrcrd 10 hu'I t,.,y
lie 7ih inst. They asked ior liquor and wrre sap.
pied became excited behaved IN vtrv ranGon rasu.
rnr, and final? took 10 lie bush IN Jro-r he mo
for tie ia: carrying with them those 40 had >u.r.!.
dercd tina. ont-Ea.f OF lie season is rtG!,G amay
already.
Yesterday morning g., tie hat the Eoiu
"LoEc is total wreck the Mu<gu;lo Bar cyrry
thing lost. except the mules: tEcv swal On s'Gie
Fortunately, lives lost. TIE .iata Il l.rc had no
pilot on beard. - Charleston .Nerrrry.
P&EsrnE:r's aiEssAGE-1hc Baltimore American
says:-Ihe Message which Viii be communicated Ia
Congress 81 the opening Of the &TPo1"huE session. will
III 81! probability be conveyed eastward ~ Shore! time
than II has been done heretofore We learn hat in re-
ply TO an application !!om the Post Once Department.
the two Railroad Companies, whose lines extend from
Washington to Baitmorc and Philadelphia have lJc.
rally rendered the Of their roads aud locomotive
g"S without charge, FOX the spscla! purpose Of convey
ing the Message which 1t is supposed w!li be
Congress Tuesday " nh the a:G Of lhe iron
horses therefore, whose speed trr'E hY ad
ten, should be surprised 10 find r G'at9n be-
tween Washington and Phade!pha-oar hundred and
ilIly six pes-iIarersed in the short spare Of two
hours Q. lhcreabout. Should the Camden and Amhoy
Railroad Company agree 20 pro"ng ihisrof movement
10 New York our friends in III" latter city may loyk
with confidence FOR the Message by ten clock Tues.
day night.
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Fl T. Y 40

GALyrsroy, Nov. 0--The number Of persons now
present, AID daily arriving in this section OF Texas IS as
lansng. Houston is said TO be icemng "Ith people
and embryo city not rncqncntiy puzzled TO
find lodging for all who come, although houses are
springirg up rapidly as mushrooms. 1t the E'st
prosperous Period III the history oi country is i"t IN
which lis advancement is most rapid ls5as may b'asl
Of Il prosperity almost without parallel
! he Stockholders of Galveston city me-, on Monday
last, and elected the following named gentlemen Tius
tees for tho rre sent wear: Gen Baker Col Lave Judge
Hardin Col. Menagd ant Thos. +. Mckinney. Esq
[LirIian
TIE commission of Col F.. A Rhodes as fexian Con
sui from the United States has been brought out by MIR
La Rranche Minister from the u. States, and as socn
as the latter gentleman has presented MS credentials al
at the seat OF Government the former viii be Qualified
and cnscr upon tie duties Of his oiice-lO
SAx AuGusr;SE, Oct %
Mr PhRErR-DtGr Sir AS the communication
which | addressed to Gen. Doug lass after the battle
with the Indians has not reached you, and Inasmuch
as there seems be great anxiety amongst The people
TO kuow the particulars, have thought II best 10 ad'
dress you tins communication, giving you genera ous
line ui the matter:
On the morning Of The lllh, about two o'clock, was
awakened Oh! OF my bed in Nacoginches, by Courier
n the Indian Agent, Sims, dated al Lacy Fort, stat
ing thai the evening before he had visited BowicS Inc
War the Cherokees; and reaching his house,
found that his property all packed up and him, his
men, women and children, ust starting. wrote com.
municaiion 10 Bo~es in very positive terms, demanding
10 the cause OF movement. sthi IL VI
Governs About day light another communication was
received from Capt Jordcn stating that all The houses
in the neighborhooi Of Big Mush, another Cherokee
Chef had been deserted The day beto'e, and ali the "o
perry carried off If tie Cherokees intended war not o.e
moaren, was 10 be lost lmediaiesy ordered Capt.
Sni:eiys company, Of abou, thirty men TO be II secdI-
ness 10 march Ut 10 o clock.
requested Captain Robert ". Smith 10 collect as
many men he coud, and march al the same time
He with roinpli.ude which reflects great cfecn upon
himself and the men. collected twenty three men with
this force, joined by l~enty men under Major Walters
and eight or ten who .eii in company with me, we
marched TO the eighbor:ocd CT Bowes, who wrote le
that the reason Of his removal was threats made by The
| Mexicans and Indians against him. 1 received about
The same time letter from Big Mush, OF the cha
racer stating also ths, The Mexicans and Indians were
encan ped in force nesf The h:clapoo iowa immedI
a,ey took Cd the i.ne 81 march, for that place. By way
| Of Apqe!ine pad For, Houston.
| On the day before my arrival e. that place, MHin
Mail: had t:en attacked by the Indians and Mexirar
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C.,,rci .4ns,:ca Letter. r ID. 9Th nlr frc., :,

rs.I
IT, i'nrtuias slate ihut ;he rTr.ynar o.! (:u,:..-.
va. a-an III Cn:sp!rt" sic n r'.r..m ~ ne ,. -.
citti Gari.:a hay'm@ t"h' a. ...s ~: n. a..
v-r,rs.,t rf liz sryu"j ..u:r. Gr! . 80, g.. e .,
,is! :rn ind caruE lie lid cry 60. tS.a:.naIs near
Is ever. hr&sc and church 81 wiIch ne had rqaL ro
H.. ID: subst qnrmy trgra uuI w Gen Lalassr from
rrar Guo;iG'aa after s'rte &c Ion IN "A.:h 4J Of
his :.'i Wy. r,r~ kish President hia,a2,u. ri IN;
head al :;iiG n.rn iI'.;! sat Salvador. pg-ui,
Of IN r~a'is. ai! H",rs wrr" ntrioiH"a I lie e.. ".
u;i.,n WOULD soon r. suppressed /" c.Ts'f ienc" Of
the disturbed Condition q" lie r""n'iY. tns cru,a Of
cuc!:lneu! aud indy eareci,G 10 he very short
-. / Gazette
Lircnt Brifain and -HeLir0 The British irnl-~. 20
Mexico. Nr PackruAnm, SlI:, 4 from EHsiSni q; IL,
=ph u!t ia he fiq?e tea.c 10 touch al !iaia& afd
thence proceed Mexico. l. IS sta,r, Ihat h!r Pack,
emhaf the bear: Of irs' ruct.on5 wth rtrar 10
the Disputes between France aud hlrXco aEd thai h. =
invested viii! lie requisite powers 10 mediate GFtSrcr e
tao parties. TEe British Government had further -
st.ccd Sir CHARLES pag~t 10 proceed wiki narai .c,
fu.. the :urh u! lie 81 Lawrence To- lnr coast 4
Mexico, 10 render any protection ~ EIlsis IHcrr.
that circumstances mIgh require Tins ;,Mce >,ra
tie 1,I last IN tie Gull, steering to' Vera Cruz
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