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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
sli u SALE

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Gusham Muirhcad, A'
John c. Smith. u.s. T. a.
RcturNab'e 10 Holmes circaa c.,..
April term le4l, ''u' .
EpY virtue of the above s,.,.,
ED ton to me directed, | sh All s,ssa'
TO sale to the highest bidder for c, sl's =
The Court house door Of my coun,v I :, 4. y
Third Monday in January' ''D'
next, the following described ~,
parcel of land, TO wit. lbe ,n aI'' 10y .
quarter Of south west quail. ,s' ~
aumber ?, and south cas-, quare. d ,o"S
east quarter, Of section number2 ,"a
north west quarter Of north wes o'o,.. ~
section number ii all in tovns,n "A
range 3 east. =
Levied on as The property Of ,A, G
Smith, 10 satisfy the above stated ,aio0
and cost Of suit.
}. ID. WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county.
element At'y Tor PIN
Dec. IL. 8 CIV. rr fee dl0N
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
la'Ga dEhe RleElaos.S

OFTHE COMMERCIAL g. RAN ROAD
Bank Of ViClLsburg,
EEY clause in the assignment Of tn
Ed property and effects Of the above
Bank on the 18Th February last, which is
recorded, the debtors are secured IN the
right to pay in the paper oflhe Bank IN
Ill the 18th of February next, upon any
debt due it, aud 10 pay ii afterwards upon
all debts which shall by that day be
" secured" 10 the satisfaction Of The as.
siguees.
Those debts which by that time shall
not be so secured will be subject TO such
rule Us may be adopted 10 carrying the
trust into effect. The clause referred 10
is as follows to wit -" The trustees
shall proceed 10 collect and hold the pro-
ceeds Of such sales and also to collect and
realise in money the most that may be
practicable from the bonds, Bills of Ex
change, Bills receivable, Notes, Accounts,
claims, judgments, demands, chooses in nc
lion and profits Of said Rail Road from
and after the time Of its completion to
jackson, hereby transferred and assigned
10 them Provided, that however the
said trustees shall in no case refuse tc
receive from debtors to said President
Directors and Company of the CONNER.
ciaI and Rail Road Bank Of Vicksburs
The bank notes, checks, post notes certifi
Gates of deposit, md Bills receivable
/, due from said Bank, or any Of it's branches
in payment Of debts duc to the said Presi
dent, Directors and Company Of the com
merciaI md Rail Road Bank Of Vicks
burg, provided such debtor or debtors shall
) give sufficient security for the amount 0
his, hero their Liabilities within twelv'
months after the repatriation Of this dec
0 Of trust.
g w. w. FRAZIER,
= THOs. 4. ROBBINS, Assigneet
r WIN. s. BODLEY.
& November 81, 2-3m,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE. 4.
TIT ETTERS administration, hay
kaA ing been granted to the under
signed by the Hon. Alva Wilson, Judge
OF the Court of Probates of Holmes
county. at the September term Of said
Court, 1910, upon the estate Of William
J. Frayser, Esq, deceased, notice is
hereby given TO all persons holding
claims against said estate, to exhibit
the same within the time limited by law
or the same will be forever barred.
NATHANIEL f. RlVES,
JOHN NJ. CLEMENT.
Oct 3 AZ CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
Notice

rs hereby given that ! shall present to
IL the Probate Court Of Holmes coun-
ty, at the next February term thereof,
my final account as administrator Of
Michael Melton deceased, for allow
ance, and surrender my letters Of adj
WILLIAM w. USHER, Admr.
Jan. 8, 1G40.-9-Sw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI J
HOLMES CouNTY-To NH3


Probate Court, December term, l8N
a GREEABLY 10 an order o. 'as
"A Honorable Probate Court oiSq
county, made at the December en
1910, thereof. Notice is hereby g'sa
to all persons interested in the laMs ~" u.
ements, and Entertainments o. Ls's''a
Lewis, late of said county, d'ePSI'u, L,
be ard personally appear o. q i'.y ,
Court, 10 be holden at the CouH nous, T,
said county on the first Nlondny al' w.
ary next. to show cause if any they an'
WHY an order should not be made " w
Court for the sale of the following ''' -
belonging to said decedanl'' e''.,' ~
wit. the east half north NesI qaa''',, Y.
north ives, quarter ofnorh east !. l !, n"'I.
and south cas-, quarter Of north 'a'l y. gaS !
Ter Of section 10, township 10 IaaS' \.
east. II having been suggested y ,'S
court lhat tho personal properly " d,M,
lccedent is insufficient to pay Wv ". I RAJ.
owing from tho estate, by Thomas WV
erIs. administration Of SAID estate, ..,,al
WITNESS the Hon ,aa I
AIvsh Wilson, J %ssl, !"
T.. S. said Courf,rhe first n, %0'a "
Of December l8iV' :"
~ seal ofsaid court "A. 4,
ISSUED The lhe lO''"'
of December, lSle =.
}; M NJ !, aoLL'N0'"G6 w prleoill
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
New

0r.~ SPEED lNCNEASED ~cl

mr. SPEED INCREASED 60
gesYElE Undersigned for the purpose OF
H aliording every facility TO the tray-
cling community, have made arrange
meuts by which passengers can visit every
portion of the State, without detention or
delay. Having the most sklIltnI and
careful drivers, with stock inferior TO none
in the United States; they fatter them
selves that their accommodations will
secure to them liberal patronage, The
lines which the subscribers have control,
connect with or intersect every route in the
State Of Mississippi. They will run an ac-
commodalion, in four horse posi-coaches,
ri.wockly from Jackson, to Lexing-
ton; ct the hitter OF which place, the
Coaches to Yazoo City and Holly Springs,
will be in readiness to convey passengers
upon the arrival Of the accommodation
Stage. The time from the city of Jack
son, TO Holly Springs, 2l9 miles, will be
thirly-six hours; at this point we connect
with the lines TO Memphis and Nashville,
Tennessee.
Passengers can be conveyed from Jack.
son, TO NHtchez, Columbus, Vicksburg,
the Mississippi aud Brandon Springs,
without detention.
We have been particular in selecting
such ISLANDS," upon the different routes,
as will ensure to travellers the creates,
comf1lt and convenience and have in
consideration OF Inc times, reduced our
fare about one half
Passengers for the North, who may
enter their names with our agent Il,
Jackson, will not be detained in Lexing-
ton.
SINS RESHER, & Co.
june 90 32-tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
! saERIFF's SALE
u. Nj. Haddock, ct. :

10
r. Roberts, ct. al. al dI,h,,
R''"rHabie 70 Holmes cir,,,, i
-. April term ls4l. '''H e
kS virtue virtue Of the above ,,,,.,
,l Ina NJ lacious from the Clerk " %' Z fd
a n,a,; 70 ne directed, shaII I sra
p pea,o sale to the highest bidder expose %
on the 1oor OF my cour,
3 y, Monday lsh dan Of d..
In lns following lands, to w ~".'a ~ lSH,
S hii south west quarter p ~ui y. Tcs
half south east quarter Of a'' .a.a bali east
township ID, range i east section Il,
o @s,' h oIi mort north west quarter nor" "orh @
township 10, range ems, u section A,
east Ha,l $, s9u'h east quarter . ao'IA hi
township 10, range east. ''c'lOn 10,
Levied on as The nron,.
w. v, wilson to satisfy plaintiff = "a Ss,Dafd
J. ID. WYATT s..n
Dec. 10, 9 IDS. rris,,l f'sT e, NJ NJ.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
LIST ON LETrERn

MD EMAlNING III the post Office at Licking.
MA ton Misc, on the Is. day ofJanunry, Is4l
which ifnot taken out before the FIRST day Of
April noXt, will be sent to The Post Office De.
paltment as dead letters.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
aZOO City GAOGGA.
GID !..A

FIVHE undersigned takes this method
FL of returning his thanks to his
friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO him aud
respectfully asks a continuation thereof,
he is prepared and Will keep horses for
persons by the day, week, or month, on
good terms, his stable is large and dry
and shall be attended to by the best oil
hostlers, and will keep constantly OIL
hand, good provender, the public are res
pecttulIy invited TO give nc call.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
L.lsT OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Nrs EMAINING IN tbe Posi- Office at Frank
Eh, lin, Holmes county, Mi, or the lst day
OF January lS4I, which, il not taken out by the
LIST day OF April, will be sent to the Post Once
Damn II mrlh rs dead lCltrrs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
Application
FOR ALLOTMENT OF DOVER.

FOR ALLOTMENT OF DOVER.
DUBIIC notice is hereby given, to
Il all persons interested in the
lands, tencments, and Entertainments OF
Hiram Davidson, deceased, late OF
Holmes county, that | shall on Mon
day the first day of March, next, apply
to the Judge of the court of Probates
Of Holmes county and State of Mlssis-
sippi, for the allotment Of my dover
in the following lands of which my late
husband was seized and possessed du-
riog my coverturc with him, to wit:
The south west quarter of section four
township 5, range 2 cast.
SINIA DAVIDSON, Widow
OF Hiram Davidson, decd.
Jan 9, 184t.--9-4 w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30

n OTlCE.
gsgTHE undersigned having formed a
ID co-pornership for transacting n
general commission business in the City
of New Orleans, under the firm Of Halsey
& Bell. One of this firm, J. Nj. Bell
will remain throughout the season at
Vcksburg, and will DO prepared at all
times TO receive consignments, and make
advances on Cotton. The office is No
80 Banks Alley, New Orleans.
ADRIAN A. HALSEY.
JOHN M. BELL.
February %, lG {
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30


Arnold d II kimbro W W
Alcqander Dr. } Leadhetter K
Bnckhanan T. Landau David
Barksdnlc Laura landialr Mrs VI
Rvrd w S Lee Asa
Bcters 5 Mcknight Thos
Byrd Rev J ] McCnTty Phil
Barbour Mrs NJ Mckay Il Is
Briggs Henry Morris VIM
Craig Robt Nance C,ras
Crockett L ] Patterson
Gates w Presley Levi :
Canterherry N Parks simpson
Cdcot ! i, Sellers w Il
Carlcy DIR sample Ms +
Duhny BF Shackciford 5 D
Day David Smith b
Dmlord David Taylor JOS
Davis Alex Taylor Job
Eason J,l Tubb,e L NJ
Ellis ] s Williams
Field Henry Wade Micaiah
Farris ID w Weahcrby
Geo,ge W II2 Wison Jas
Griffin B2 Wills Jas
Garnet d ia Wbitelsy +
IInIleston j A Whitolsy Mrs r A
Hest VIC Wcolherby Benz
Hudson J or Jas WilsonRoberts Geo 2
Harrington II Thomas ID G
leurthcock Il A 1aylcr OzIas
JacksouA Roberts Jas
james r We Thomas
Johnson S w fully S NJ
lobnson TT Thomas J A
Vance Thos
M. Persons calling for letters In the nbcv
Isl will please say they nre Advertised, :,
Nm MAYO, T NJ.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
Watch RcpalTlhs''.

Wv aSGNhA a., ,nhrlns
EOHN BELL, Respectfully Snpg
ID the citizens Of Lexington ~, nu' CIotGs
hat he continues to repair Walcns y, S;al 4
Ear Rings, Finger RiOgs, an ri ~ : rep Iepl
lewelry. He IS also prepsa'. III kidd 81
Gun and Pistol locks, ano a., r. slcsl 81
soldering aud brazipg vhcin'' !"
iron. ..,er opposite
or His shop is on tho c@rT ~ Wsth'
Boall's Tavern, at the sign o I. ,"y lhnnb
lie takes this occasslon y III, patroaIssa
10 those who have 50 I'oe's'' slrict 5'
him heretofore, and hopes " ss,ntiauppr'
tention 10 bushes to merit
Of the snmc. S-6G
Lexington, Nov, q, .-.--
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
CHARGES AS FOLLOWS:

05"All of the charges duo to be paid
in good money when called on, no &C.
countability for baggage unless delivered
to the Clerk or Landlord.
III. N. WHITMAN, Pro
Yazoo City, Aug 30, 1910 40 #.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
LA Odey's dy'S, Book
VOLS. % AND IS, 184l.
EDITED BY
Mrs. SARAH J. HALE, and
Mrs LYDIA RI. SIGOURNEY,
Miss 4. LESLIE
VIII have q ConlrIbnlIon 10 eyery number.

The ONLY Magazine in this country intended lor
perusal Of Females lhnt is edited by their own
sex.
This is nm important matter and should be
borne in mind by those mothers who intend
catering for their own or their daug ihslruc-
lion md amusement.
The LADY'S BOOK has been Published by
the same Proprietor or nearly eleven years, and
during that time he can safely say that no arli'
Gle has been admitted in its columns that parents
might not With sa(cty read to their children 1t
has constant care to prevent the work rom being
scctarian, political or dspumlious. He has
watched its progress from is first appearance in
he world of letters TO It's now almost mature
ager How many vain efforts have been made
during the period OF its existence to establish a
rvalry-how mary nle sill making, IN vain
The Book may almost be considered The creation
OF taste for periodical literature. THERE'S but
one magazine now in this county thai can date
its origin from the same period as the lndys
Book but the latter was the eatlest periodical
ofEcs remuneration for literary contributions.
GENERAL CONTENTS.
One original large sized Steel Engraving by A,
L.. Dick, in each number.
A Fashion plate, colouroi (mark that every
month.
Two page; Generally orginaD music in each
lumber.
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+ Fer tie Ga9stfe


Nh. EDIroR; This village contains q population
Of about two hgndred Inhabitants, to gratIfy the
drinking proPensi,ies Of which, thete are seven
riares or retailing liq1ors--two stores, three
,rns, oee disli.iegy and greg shop. 1t has no
magistrate, officer OF the law of any kind
What is the CONSEQUENCE The law is violated
with mpunity. There q laxity of morals to Be
found ia no other village of the same size in the
district. Its worthy citizens have to bear with
every species Of insult land can make no tes.i-
ance. Every rowdy, in tho whole country, who
wants to take "sPree," is oil to Buck!estown
" Fine, fac, boys tGc~e tavsrns and a grocery -
(For the information oi the people Of this county,
should like to know, Nj. Editor, whether or not
thai gros-,hopi is censed by the Couri1)
We have one reaeeming quality, Sir, ard tina: is
TO be found in az Old log Mecting-Louse, erected
by our soody ancestors, where the gospel ia faith
tally preached. But what ia gospel without law?
Gospel without law sir may do elsewhere, bat am
afraid i, cannot effect here. We have law, sir,
but it is in the statute books which scarcely ever
heard og-neyer seen here. Perhaps soae Of our
villagers have heard of ." Hennng'. Jus,ice."
Ga the I7.h, l8'h and l9.h of last month, a quar-
terry meeting Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
was held here. The order Of the day for its Sab
bath, was cu,sing, swearing, quaireiling fighting.
blsck eyes, bloody noses &c. Whites, rnulattoes,
ueEr5es-e mos. eonsumma,e anal smation-- we've
all engaged in tacehaualiaD reveI in the street.
The principal points Of attraction were about the
bridge epd the WHAT, as it is technically called
That may do Injustice to no one, vii! here re
mark, thar q, the ChuIrh ,hese was good order
and that no inhaLitant Of The town was engaged it,
or encouraged Ills dI.graeefal conduct.
Now, Nj. Editor, |, a citizen Of This village
lover Of good order aud correct morals, ask, are
these things to Be to'erateil Shall we endure these
evils any lousell There is remcdy--,hat RENE.
dy is 10 be found 10 The hon3rasi, Court Of TIN,
County. We appeal TO lien. We beseech them
in she name Of humanity, IL the name Of justice, il
I - name af religion, to come to our rescue,
The eiizeas Of ills village have been grossly
abused, The moral seuse u This con. nunity hai
beyn Shocked. Female efficacy has been EXPOSED
10 mos, Outrageous scenes. We have endu,cd an
IL patience ceases 10 be yit;ue. What shall b,
s NSi'S S""H VIC " 'oiIeA ~ ldhe tlt Jaw INTO on
own haads--to ect tribunal of our own, ans
punish offenders Which The law ought, Lut does rot
I We hope not. We proy not 10 Le driven to hi
extremity
To present more fully our situation, let me add
hat there isbul grand juror il ,illagei bu
Le, from some cause, know no, what, is seldom
summoned TO act as such by the Sheriff. lie wa
a witness 10 the scenes Of the Sabbath 10 which
have refencd A MORALIST
DARK1sylLLE, August ., 1siI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-05
EEpEAL AlEErINGS.

The article below, from The baltimore Patriot
w.H give our readers some inttnation Of a holby
which The Locos propose aiding.
This miserable scheme, f2ual.d ia ignorance,
sul gotten up by political assssiiaa, eHoites min
led feelings Of contempt aud iadisua,iun :-coo
tempt Tor the block head ignorance that wsuld lead
den,agogues TO suppose themselves capable OF per
suaiiag the people to attempt deed, which would
be lhe certain precursor OF ruin themselves and
,j'gna,iop, see 'hese egitalors advocate pal.
psbls violation of tho Constitution, and ths Cuuds-
mental laws Of society, for The purpose Of remedy
ing an evil that has an existence no where but in
their djs;cmpered brains.
Are the people Of this country ''to be ridlya" by
these Demagosues. as their political high priest
said of ohter tyarts, "legitlmetey, by the sraoeo
Godf' Allsi i, be ruls or ruiz with them Dt
not all our suao,ings, for the last twelve years, OH
Einato under theirr And when the people do
ciare--as they did declare last fall--ihat chan e
e policy Is nccessa,y-and IN accordance witt
ibat expressed viii, ous rulers proceed TO aaop
measutea--shal they, in effect DO told, tlat thsg
must not obey NE roice Of ne people THAT Ii,
Constitution--.ali law-chartered riel ts--.cvst,
thios will he overturned Ms measure Of relic
shan go into operation! Tie feelings which wo
entertain towards such po'itjcians arc those Of d.
honeree. Such men are the Rosssrierrc, On,
Dontons or our dey.
Bat The men who would adept Ills repeal scheme
are not many, thanks to the intelligence ofihs rco
Fie. As stated below, meeting took lace il
rttr own State Since th,n r,ntba ,.as sat,er ~,
in F+Cqliet--i! tho assembling Of some 80 len dc
save. ;he name. And among these, were sttena
80 opponents Of tie principle We lesrn hou
nc Watrsnton Times, that lhlee geu,oIneu OF To
panty, Messrs. Wallace, llanton, aR4 Wallace
cas-, them,slyesi 30 the breach, and essased to ss,
the panty from sueb deep lePreach and VIC hav
rrcly beard bylder more jls, or moro eIoqurr
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views than were presented by MGR Waliace-
His s.ric.ures upon this novel doctrine Of repeal
we're made ia assain Of lofty eu1 indignant feeling,
which did honor 70 his hear.p
Would, that The good sense Of our citizens might
pfeserye GU STATE from the disgrace Of sEch meet
liags-even thorgh they be failures
"1'hc attempts Of the Locoloco party to
induce the people 10 different sections %
the country, to assemble together Tor tas
purpose of expressing their Indignation
at the course Of the majority IN congress
upon the various questions when nave
been under discussion during TIE pr ssnt
session, may be taken as a lar muck 10
the probable issue ofiheir exhoriafions to
their pnrty, 10 take steps to effect a re.
oeafof tie Bank charter, should an III.
sti,ntiou Of that kind be established. AZ
ter an the clanor about indignation meet.
ings. tire have been held, one in Virginia
and one in New York city. We have al.
ready given an account Of the one held
ia virginia, which compriged some fifty
persons, many Of whom we're opposed to
the object Of the meeting. That in New
York is also represented as having been
comparatively, equally a failure, being
small ia number considering the ciFcun-
Stances, and entirely devoid Of spirit.
We predict Tor this second quixo.ic pro.
iect, precisely a S mdar fate. We have
no fears that either Calhoun, the great
+" BamboczIer" HIMSELF OF the whole host
Of opposition Senators combined, can ever
excite the people on this subject so much,
as TO induce any respectable portion of
them to enter upon SO silly, 50 unwerranl.
bic, and impractcabie 40 Undertaking.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-05
sEkNLLE INsuaREcLloN.

From Now o.leous refer-, We perceive that on
tLo lot Of August there was to have been general
rising Of the slaves along tho Mississippi f.on
Bayou sara to Na,chez a distuues = 90 milas -
ibis plot was discovered on the night Of tho 22d
Jolly, by az oyerseer one Of the plamatious. who
overheard the negroes. some 40 Of 90 nogroes
nero arrested at Bayou Sara, and lodged in Jail !
SONG Of whom have voluntarily confessed their
guilt, Numbers of Slaves have escaped to the
s"amps along tbs river, but arrests aie going on
laily.
Great condemnation prevails in What was to have
been ,he theatre Of The instruction, aud the CHI
tens are continually under AIMS. The danger, how
ever q een'ldered to be over and those aPpre
henled among whom some pSjtcs-will rnee
with lheir deserved Punishmtnt
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PAY TIE PRINTER.

~ Atl4fA III !
We call tie asseation If our subscribers, ard our
advertising and job customers, to our claims upon
thsm. nad u the necessity, Indispensable 10 u,
that they shall be paid. Il viii be surrendered,
that dniing the last spfins, encountered cor
siderable expenditure 10 he purchase Of new
press ard materials fgr tie enlargement and i'm.
provetncnt OF the Gazefte. Payday is upon u,
AID .gr patrons must di.gorge. We have patient
~ awaited tie Engineering II the harvest, before
s.ling vigorous saott at collections. and noa
that Il Il past call for oar mite.
We should b. tnaeb pleased, If our f,i-nds would
cave tie trouble and expense Of sending col
9ccos Is calling 81 The Office and sattibg their ac.
couas. II they do mol, we mus, bun, 4 en- IF.
Me-. THosAs BHgvs Is our agent for The dit let
il which re rides as Sherif. H. is authorized 70
coee, and close accounts, ard give receipts 10 oar
name.
ufdi.tant subscribers have as on the bP We
have 20 means Of coming al them, oter then by
oppssling to heir sense Of justice and honesty
We wonder sornetia =. If The blath Of shene does
not rse upon their cheeks, when they see " the NJ
tla blue" faithfully and rrguisriy making ia or
pearanee al their fire sides tell them Of Old times
aad old ftienls we glance over our lirt Occasion
OILY, sn1 meet the names of many whom we have
known as men Of sound integrity, and wonder b.
what code Of mofalsthey esnqliat their .ciences,
when hey reflect that they have received our paper
FOR number of years-sofne of them dari oui
whole editorial cafeef--w.thout paying a cent for
IL.
10 hose who have hod The paper during our en-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-05

MEXICO. Late accounts from IampI.
co, received al New Orleans, Indicate that
there were fresh troubles in that depait-
mant, arising from discantents Of the PEG.
pie under the tyranny Of the central rule.
Several contemplated instructions had
been discovered and put down. The gar.
rlson was kept on duty nightly to pre-.
vent an outbreak. 1t WIS umlrcd that
the people Of the capital were also dsal-
iected, and preparing for revolutionary
attempt. Santa Anna HIS been appointed
Military Comnaniant Of Vera Cruz
Bal. Amer.