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JOHN STE WART,
Nc. 5, Plat Street, .Nc,r York,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
IMPORTER and dealer n liat,crs Pushes and
l. trimmings. Ample storage may be had on mod
erns and every attention paid to goods forward
ed TO his care.
Ketereucps:-
Messrs. Tar,e 4 Provost, N o.
Gossip 4 Co.
nOv01 1919. "
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on,nAMs LIrHoaRAPHIc oFFIcE

Ma. So Magazine ,reet, Opposite ianks' Arcade,
NSTABl.iSHED for the execution of maps, plans
~ and drawings merchants circulars, business and
address cards Of svary description, funeral circulars
deem mourning pa, sr. apo,hecary and druggist labels
hank checks draw receipts, &c. mlntsd aniexecut
cheap and, 'edilious style, by the proprietor.
= WILLIAM GREENE
NIB Bank Notes III atty executed ma
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MEDICAL CARD.
AND IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED WITH Dis

TREATISE on veneruI Disease tonorrhuo elects nm,
Weakness arising from early abuses that all persons can
OBTAIN Immediate cure with case secrecy and safety
1t mea"ch"y iac that thousands fall victims the We
nerea DISGUISE, the un>sllinncss iterarc men,
who BY the nse of that deadly poison Mercury, the con
u''" and cause liberation, with botc the head,
sac gieets and nodes homes TIL Ut cnp tn gen
debility and decay of the costi1utin ensucs an, m
uhchoy death putt period to their dreadful suticrng
fERRfS PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS
of inc and efccua cure OF vecca disease,
hau gects structures eakness pains in the iuus
affection. o.e kidneys gravel, Iumtgo dchiy rri-
oo inc handcf or uethra and other diseases Of The uri
nary Frequently performing perfect short
ay ~ @ can pc a'tscu by many thousands The
f,i IL; r i,; "u .,Is mc 9" sa'nu' b4son Puri-
s ~ , p,"s.ss lc "h"c mass o huds' lhry not On
.n VI. ~ ~ h uu ny ler action the differ,
trr u =. 'U H'y fxrsns e gros.cr humors and
,n., srom,,c. 81 ,n,. p,'e as !" c9h'ihG" the
"% ] o, .e. astonishing ana ''cua powers They
mi , ,,' ,;hy nor u"s oh'r mineral, an, may b'
"; " , 81 .s ~; u,r.il ~r discovery lney re
c h r, ""' ., o,s o. .i or h'lr"ncc oil bust
, n, e.t & i, ' "non, Inc least tApos'fc'o
% III w. wen 10 nave recourse to the Specified Pills "r.
w. nsr' , . n n ,e It's apiaa"sc' acts
AMI Me-. ses'e' ,.rr,. s,ruo.,,s
,"c r,G,, y .ou.ur /" ulrett thclr studies to
c,,m;n,,c ,n,u,,a ~ ,I % W" to' i'ee az" in"'s-
;nn "s"ee " .ne pass"ns winch not only "cca
S, III ." " ne' '"'s hnsc'ohS ahd entail on Its
anu oSst"y a .e bodily sees Questioning loss of inn gina.
MI. .Th "H i r ,L n,erantc anu aversion Tor an
which nr.e. Fam "nn;,n.; "",app''ss ana despair
,h; @ sr nom M themselves us tue author. Il"
~ n.y. % y ' Nv. noGfssy Vi r'n ,'hc'ns the 'lcitlcs
.n way 10 ,s "tlse ana destructive h"b't Ia that DIS
s o , ~ ueny Ut ue"crhcs' whether the cousc
,,ar an L, hi +. eAcess''e "rink!hs' or any
oneI ny "ch IN" powers Of the constitution become
, J ;uoro 'e h ' sue ana speedy restoration 10
nege.aoe r.s are ~cll known for the certain and
nniusin he nncs nIre'n,a i yesea erupon
c iheua.,s. scfoina scorbuc and ganluar affections
limbs cnrssson of .mr L m pa's III me heau ana
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NHAMPAIGN-Heid sith's aWrelgn,2, ask
in quarts 25 do in tlt st received All
Sale bv G WPRlTCHARD h TAGERr Jr,
te26 80" cor Paytlras 4 Maya zre SITS
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FRED WILKINSON,

FRED WILKINSON.
DEPUTY SURVEYOR GEkcPAL Ur LOUISIANA,
nFFERs his services to tn. public i. tb. depart
~ ,nen,s OF Surveying and Civil Engineering, both
in town and country. From considerable experience 10
his profession. and by promrrness and 6det. in The
execution Of business entrusted to him, he hopes to
merit and receive share Of public patronage. Hewl
also and calculate the contents of wall. and
excavations. Office No Charles street, second stony
back. je7
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McCOEIIUM Il DOSSY

Enct0rs & General Commission Merchants,
MOBILE.
References in New
krhm"n, AbernnMy & Hanna, }
C0idweH T. Uicky,
Pope, Porers l. 20.
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GEORGE C. CHILDS,

ATTORNEY LAW,
NXIILI attend the Supreme Court, and the District
w Courts, Of Harrisburg and some of the adjacent
coun,ies-Offce at the City of Houston.
Claims the government, either for Bounty Land
or money, will be undertaken anl promptly attended
TO either for non residents residents Of Texas.
Address from the United Sates-Cy Of hUusoB.
to the care of 5. Kicker jr (lexas Post Office Agen'
New Orleans. 3m mar
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CtuNNY BAGS-in bales aud h'r',lles, for sale hy
u MI ISAAC BRIDGE & CO. l3i Masaz ne s
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FOR CHARLESTON, SC.
81 The fast sailin. A copper fastened brig
tSNA MARY ELIZABETH, Brown master, will
4AE lave quick despatch portion of her cargo
being engaged For remainder Of freight or passage
having cegnn, furnished accommodations for 70 pas
sengers, apply on board at Picsyune tier Or to
MI " PORTER 9JCo on st
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ChfOs
ORLEANS LI7HOGRAPHIC ESTABLlSH-
WE r, 50 MAGAZINE STREET,
OPPOSITE BANKS ARCADE.
wv GREENE returns his sincere thanks to his
w frie ids md the public of New Orleans for the
patronage bestowed him for the last years. and
begs leave to assure them that all orders committed
has charge shall he punctuay a,tendrd to; he will as
usual, keep the Office open during the summer, and
shall I've always ready Ia strike off merchants circu
lars business and address cards funeral notices. maps,
plans, aud drawings, every description, nj the
shortest notice, aud On the most reasonable terms.
Being assisted by artists superior any other establish
ment in the city, and FROM long experience in the
photographic line he feels confident Of giving entire
satisfaction.
Nj; Apo,hecsres and druggists labels executed in
good style copperplate engraving, and at one
third of the expense. Jy24
TNl.OUR Lard and But,er-lO0 bbls Flour 1888
II kegs Lark % kegs OF Butter,
ft2O G DORSEY IA New Lavee
nIi-An invoice TALL I'd winter, warrunt-d,' for sale
~ by SHALL. L. BROWN,
SO Magazine at
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MULBERRY 4 Silk Worns-A Treatise ON the
MI Mulberry and Silk Worms. translated from tie
Hnoks,or, If -. A TOWAR,
iai 49, ... -. 10 Camp ST
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Fl The A l and fast sailing harque BOllE-
,&M MIA, Can't. Daniel Mason. will receive i'm
guy mediate despatch. For balance of freight
Passage apply to Capt Mason on board, poet -, Cd
municipality orto III GALE,
mar | SO Common st
N Is. Cush will be advanced for charges ull
goods shipped BY this vessel il required.
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FOR NEW YORK

Packet of the 9Th inst.
Ne,r York and Nc,c orleans Line.
81 The packet ship AUBURN, Cupt. Dur
,Ea5SSM fey, will sail above. For freight Of 100
1AAAG bales cotton, or passage, having splendid ac-
Communications, apply to the captain on board, or to
,nnr1 PETER LAIDLAW, f6 Gimp
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
81 The fast sailing brig SYREN, Captain
,ITM Nicholson, having half her cargo engaged,
45AAE will have despatch For balance OF freight
or massage, apply TO SNIP WHITNEY,
mnr :" 43 Camp at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

THE Subscribers offer III Wholesale
& the following goods.
" ! HATS-lO0 cases moleskF silks, as
~ [ sorted sizes and brims.
100 do best No do do
100 do do No ! do do
100 eases best No 3, assorted sizes and hrnls.
90 do Beaver, superior article;
50 do Fine Nutra;
SO dc Extra do
900 do Black and White Russia;
so do Extra Black RUSSIA;
100 do Muskrat Il Cuney tur broad and narrow
brns for i.evee and country trade;
do All ranks ofmary Il naval ChaPeaus;
do ChdreHs silk and Russia Hats, all Sizes.
Cnps-Fur, Otler, fur Seal, .Nntra, Mnskrdt, ard
hn,r Seal, in trO dozen cases.
Sealette.
Cloth Caps-Pickwick, Polish Avrrs hat
shape, soft top.
Forest, Forage,
Military undress,
do Leather fOiaging.
hildren's Fancy I urbans, Plaid and Velvet Caps,
FIe.ch patterns.
StocSs-Sa,ttn, Silk and Bombazine, Of the neatest
STYLES.
umhrellas-slk and cotton.
Military Plumes, oiled silk.
Silk observation-disclosures and Spitahe!ds;
BundbOxes for matters, wood cases. double iof dry goous
The above goods comprise large stock, ana al
af the latest patterns and will be sold at small ad
vance, with cost and charges New York prices. The
subscribers will take orders for southern, western AM
Texas markets. for the house Of II Gossip Il Co.. Ha
Manufacturers New York, aid at the shortest possbl.
notice. German and French Pushes bought.
"0eN' GOSSIP ~ CO.,
Naval, Military, and Fashionable Ha,ters,
Exchange Hotel,
,,,,,a st Charles :
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CoaStWlSe.
FOK NEW YORK,

Packet of the 18th March.
Louisiana aud Ne,c York Line.
ii The superior, fast sailing, copper fastened
AIM packet ship OCMUl.GEE, LEVITT mas
5A1R ter will sail above. For freight or pas
sage, having elegant Recommendations, apply to the
captain board, opposite the Vegetable Market or to
,n2 A COHEN, 90 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09
NEW MEDICINE.
DR.. g. K. Phetp's Compound TOMATO PILLS,

DT. u. X. Inetp y t0MpOuH0 AIM6l u <4ALos
lEn'irely Vege'ablol
and inrnfu"bie Medicine Jor MI Diseases, n SO
snbstifnkeJor Ca/oneI, a cnHnrtic III Ferrss
Had ~U BiNtoAs AfertiOns
fINESE popular Pills being combination Of newly dis
covered Alkaline substance, extracted Fl en- the Tomato
modify duse its effects believed be tho best Alter
ali,e and Cahurtic Medicine discovered. Thoy have
been abundany and successfully usd and have received
universal appreciation for Scrofuln Dyspepsia Jance. Bill
ous Diseases Gravel Rhrunatm Coughs Colds Influenza,
Eatrh Nervous Diseases Acid s,omachs Ganduar swell
lngs of all kinds, Cosvcne>s = Collie. Headache, &c.
An Ahtidote to Contagious and Epidemic dsrascs to
vent the orI4uo of bilious and liver affections, F.vcr and
Ague SC in those reside hot climates. md low ard
marshy countries, and the hest ctiarr that can he used for
those localities Seomen will find them inf,lb'o remedy
for the Scuvy aud Travellers the hest medicine they
10 c"unieact the dangers "f oXp"su in unhealthy eli
mates For ordinary Family Physc they universally ars
proved as the best offered.
The PEE uar virtues of the Tomato Plant have for long
time attracted the attention of tho medical profession and the
public ind has directed the future de-
veluqemen eff medic uaI qualities, winch the propret0r
happy in being able gatand his pills to
the public with the FL confidence of thar being the MOST
SAFE anil VALUABLE REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED Numerous
certificates rf fnm those who have tab en- them, and
testimony Of several prs,cian. who have thm all
concur to cnrIohoratc this opinion The rapidly ncreashg
demand for and the universal appreciation bestowed upon
l"u as hdi onal evidence of their merits and use
tuHrss
In presenting this article the public, the proprietor
inlucnccd by the hope that medicine prepared with much
and with strict regard to the Chncal and Thcrapcu-
tic properties of It's several cen should take the place
Of the ble medicines the day, with whih tho
nsundsand from the already bestowed upon
Thy physicians and Others he feels in cApccting ths
result.
ais mode Of operation. &c. pamphlets which had
gratis Of all who sell these pills.
None are gcnuin" without the signature ofG.N Il. -
NJ D, sole proprietor, Hartford, Conn. =
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FOX LlVEkPOOL.
fl The A and inst sailing barque NlMRoD,
,M Capt. Chalbourne, will receive immediate
4AAG dispatch For freight Of 1875 bales cotton "
passage apply to III GALE,
; fch1I SO Common st
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nlL-l5 casks Judd winter strained refined oil, a
~ very superior ar,cle, for sale BY
fe96 SIG BLANCHARD
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0RLEANe' PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING OF
W FlCE, s. Magazine street, opposite BaEks' Ar.

NEW PILOT CkWt OF the Dry Tor,u5ns-lhs
~ chart is c implied from the surveys :" George
<,oud Esq, made by order "fte British Admiralty,
and NAV he relied upon for Us accuracy; it Is fss"n on
a large scale aud shows the sonninss, reefs channels
ana dang RS irsm Tortx gas hanks is Key West
Just published by i'enjnman i-sring, Boston, aud Tor
sails at The publishers price, by
DAVID FELT II Co, Sta,ionen Hall,
Can "a Charircs 81
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EAFolanc General Agent No. IL Exchange Place. near
the Post Office Also, by yGhanu No 1913 Rue Royal
j. Baker & Co. No ~ New I.evee.
DIR. Marshall Corner st james and Trapitoulas SITS.
j. Ross Lafayette City.
G N Morrison No II, Canal street.
G Jones, corner Tivol Circle and Trton, Walk.
u Those that wish to Agents. address Fol.
WIN oIe Aeon 4 L.
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HAVANA COFFEE-le2 bags, landing from big
i L Carlo,o, and 400 bugs III store, for sale by
n foo = - =. A TIklEK, 81 & rnYer st
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FRANKLIN iNFiRMARY.

NANDLtS-4O0 boxes sperm and 100 boxes tallow
~ candles, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE Il CO
mar 6 1874 Magazine 81
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"a The Al and fast sailing ship RIGA
I'm Capt Smith, having the greater pnrt of her
1A4g cargo engaged will meet with Immediate deg
patch. For freight of 200 hues 1000 barrels flour,
apply to ie22 LII & N.E, 93 Common ST
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4 NODFISfi--!0O boxes for sale by
~ ISAAC BRIDGE & 90
ma 1874 Magazine st
u iILIARD BALLS Il CHECK~,-Jus, received a
I'D large assortment of Billiard Balls and Checks.
BUSH Il ALLEN,
irarC Exchange Hotel cor ST Charles & I,ommon AZ
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FUIt NEW 1UKN.
Fl. The fast sailing copper ia .temd brig
rtTsM CHIEFrAIN, J Sears muster, nviDg part
AA4E of her curgn engaged. will meet with despatch
Fo f. ght passage, hav ng handsome furnished ac-
Communications, apply on board opposite tue market,
orto S&JP WHITNEY,
mi - Camp
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= NOTICE..
Mr.. GEORGE MERRICK having resigned the VI.
fee ochief Engineer of the New Orleans and CARROLL
ton Rail Road, MIR. john Hampson has been -ppoint-
ed in his place, TO VIII all persons huyig business
with, or wishing information regarding saA Rail Rosd
will apply at The Rail Rpad Office, Poydras siseet,
d. +, BY order of the hoard. y - - : -
T. tsiguedI JOHN NICHOLSON. -
,novl7-n -s,F5fEs - - Calder
alAtANA C .FFEE-l70 bses fine greea ccshs
landing tins morning from The brig tare,e tssan
Hp.aua, for sale by + Latham,
M 66CAMp u !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-11
Richmond, Tuesday, June II.
IIhin ,Hlrkntent!

~
The Al xandria Gazette narrows down lis correspond.
eD,s remark that "Public sentiment is sweeping in
resiscss current in favor OF Henry Clay the
" of HcmarIe aonp-Are we then 10 understand, ha,
it is sweeping oniy Nj Rirfss that MIR
Rves is assisting swell the current:ln the State
large know that Mr. Clay is decidedly losing ground
and that of the staunches politicians lately in
the Wing ranks scouting his election, and ralIyng
around The Admlnislralion-and we are satisfied, that
the great proportion Of the Conservatives will never
So ppor him Let the a. York Evening Star boast, as
much it may that 'the Wing party in the State Of
Virginia is constantly The increase, and we glad
find that il is almost unanimously in favor Of Henry
Cay'we know better. Both lis propositions false
| Let Mr. Noah address confidential letter TO Mr..
John Tyler, whom he strangely foiss into the
lice and undertake TO Affirm, that he will inform him
better.
qeaia-The Evening Star repeats in lis article OF Sa
turday last that 1.-The influence Of The Virginia election
on the Southern States, and those States in which
elections yet 10 be held, must greatly strengthen The
prospects of Mr. Cdy his ged ou by the
Administration and made the subject of fierce attack
Virginia and North Carolina, acting together in favor OF
the great Statesman Of the West will carry with them
the united force Of nearly al! The Southern States.1n
the same article it enumeraes Virginia among The
States that are ciiing 10 rOte fer Henry Cley'-and
urges upon The Wings Of New York The necessity of
taking prompt for sending Delegates TO the
National Convention Of Harrisburg. The Wings Of Vr
GINA cannot much longer put off the evil day The is
sue must be made, later, between a Wing can
ddae and Martin Van Buren,. Accordingly, the Siaun
Spectator, from The Federal county Of Augusta
breaking The ice The 9Th ins-Geclares, that at has
been suggested that it is high time Virginia were
moving on The subject Of the Wing National Conven
,lon"-and with this view, il is suggested that the
While Sulphur Springs in Greenbrer, would be suit
able place. and Monday, the 18th of August, suitable
time, for holding such Conyenlun-and That each
y city, and borough having separate representation
send delegates equal in number 10 their representatives
in the General Assembly and also that each Senatorial
district send one deleg-e."
Springs be The place, and The 18th August the time of
mee,ing-Seect the most frequen,ed watering place in
Virginia. at the height Of the season; and operate upon
persons as you can control by The force Of your
pie Of Virginia will al once the true issue-a de-
cided Wing, or Martin Van Buren,? Federal latitu-
dinous Construclionst Of the Constitution, or Stale
Rights Republican: Upon this point we shall beat
them 10 COO in the Stale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-11
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.

Johnsons majority over Camden is 400 exclusive of
course, of the vote cast upon Shinnl
In the York Congressional District, Wise is re. elect.
ed without opposition. His vote is $685. and Dr.. Shul.
lin Of Mathews received III votes to Wses 65 in that
county Qhe Doctor no cunddate) A very respectable
correspondent informs f any popular Sub Treasury
man from Accomack county had taken the field, the
FIRE eater would have been left at home 10 Stake his
| thirst with the salt waters Of Onancock
In the York county district for The House Of Dele.
gates, Gregory received 40 votes, viz: 73 in James
City county, 81 in York, 80 ins w illiamsbatg.
PoeahontaS-Lost to US by the worst management
but close cutting after all. TalIman (Whg) sc, Gay
(Adm) 63, Grimes (Con) 49, Pitman (do) Is, Kenason
(do)4. Probably another contested election.
Hardy county Congress, samueIs 1870, Steele o.
Senats Putnam l07, Carson l03 assembly, Seymour
Buckingham Congressional Disiriet-Ell elected by
2os maoIi,y over Wilson:
Bedford D--Goggn elected over Stuart by ISL ma.
jority
,Loudoun d MERGERS majority 433
Caroline D-Hun,ers majority 94-The whole vote
in The District being for Hunter 1908 Scott l09 I'm
King and Queen county David P. Wrigh, (RepublicaD)
is elected to The II. Of d. BY majority Of &c.
The Richmond Wing has a letter from Morgantown n,
of the Cd June, which states that the Shers had met
that day compare The Congressional polls and that
Sleenrod has majority OF 533 over Haymond.-Th
Correspondent also claims the election Of James Evans
tWhig) over Tanzey IVAN Buren) No majority is
stated; but is said that on counting the votes
fully Evans is returned" There is some mystery in
this matter. We have before US return in The Nor.
gan,own Republican of the lst instant, which gives
slaemen. Of the votes poed a, the deren, precincts in
this county This statement, we believe, will not vary
much The following is the result, MS stated by The
Republican:-'7otot, Clayton ". B 1884, Tanzey "
b. GI5, Evans {Whig) SIP. John ". By 442 Morgan
~. B) 4ls, vanzant (W) 233, Boggess (W) 1873, Pin
die Com 100.
So that If we are defeated in the election Of both De-
legaes il is owing 10 our own Encouragement The
sum total Of the Van Buren, votes amounts TO 900
and the of the votes of the Wings, &c is lily
two 10 one and yet the Wing claims one dele.
gate When such result takes place in the strong De
mocratic county Of Monougalia where Sleenrod has
beat Raymond 3l5 votes-and WILLY has beat Znn
00O for the Senate. friend, have themselves
only to blims for their partial euccess
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-11
(From HE " 0 Bulletin. Moy2S.)
MFSIi'O AMI TEYAS

The suggestion has been made, and with much show
OF reason that Texas would consult her interest by aug
mentng her military establishment The change
Of the seat of government renders addition The
army indispensable TO the projection Of III. capital from
The lncursons Of the Indians The city Of Aestln To-
Gated on the edge of the frontier settlements bordering
on the prares and extensive wilds which the Indians
make their favoIle hunting grounds. To keep the
proving bands OF savages in check will require stand
ing force Of considerable strength Bot another reason
might be given, why The Texans should listen 10 the ad
monon-"ln peace prepare for war" II seems highly
probable that The defeat Of The Federalists Pueblu will
end the civil war in Mexico The convention with Ad
mira Baudin at Vera Cruz has delivered her om the
coercion Of France and che will now be al liberty TO
prosecute her avore scheme Of conquest and revenge
against Texas. Santa Ana, by his cunning inrigues
and management has conlrved again to place himself
at The head of affairs He holds the rens OF govern
men and The defeat and dispersion Of The Federalist
party will give him The command Of the whole country
His power being firmly reeslablished is il not highly
probable that he will once turn his thoughts to.
wards Texas The recollections of San Jacnto-its
humilalion-s shame and daslardly rout-must exce
feelings that still ranke in his bosom, which, doubtless
burns with The desire 10 wash away his disgrace in The
blood of his enemies From the qualification Of revenge
nothing but the suggestions of seInerest will deter
this crafty politician The dread Of another San Jacno
will do 10 restrain his impeuosty than all the pro
misses and pledges with which, while captive he bound
himself TO be the friend Of Texas. A Mexican invasion
is scarcely probable event. under existing circumsan-
ces But it may well be reckoned possible contingent.
cy, against which, providen,al Government would
make PREPARATION Mexico no longer entertain the
hope reconquerng Texas but vindclve hatred might
prompt him 10 send out military expeditions that would
greatly Eaass The young Republic and reard its pros.
pery. An army of three thousand Nlexcans marched
across the Rio Gande, would strike panic through the
whole Texan frontier, and although no zeal cause for
alarm did exist yet The timidy Of ind Mduals would
magnify the danger and occasion serious drawback to
IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-11

IT INIT YOUR Price, say Three Hundred or Three
IL Hundred and Fifty Dollars-give The outlines Of
The style of finish you admire, and if do not furnish
you with Piano that will bear the Test, then | will
agree 10 take il back and count myself judge Of In
strumen,s. F.. p. NASH,
Rook and Piano Forte Seller PttcrsLu,g.
2. S. am expecting 9 or 10 Pianos mex, week, Of
superior quality.
~ beg leave 10 call the attention OF the public 10
the letter from John T. Leigh, Esq, (ate Clerk Of Anne
liza Cour,) relative 10 Piano which sent all the way
TO mississippi T.. P. n
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