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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17
FROM Fl.slRlnA.

A letter d4lld Al fsiaaka on tie 4lh
instant ssys:
mi sr plympioa succeeded on The
27lll ul'. an cspiaIsHg Short Glass aud his
party. CONSISTING 81 saue sesen or righ
IN sn. They wess broughs In Plialks ~
slle u. .. steamer Nsabesn. l'hele -
some good ersaal Goa hoping AID beliss.
ing that M.jar Brlkaap will succeed ~
inducing ASH n-svcis's party % eoa,s ~.
This uIbe consissol about 100. u shDrs
some 20 os % are warriors.
" Some three 90 isus ,rrsans. womey
ssd children. vers killrd wea Of W
SUwannes lss days since. samsf 81
thsm wi,h arrows. The psrty OF lnJian.
consisted Of sevea persuns. Tsopps snd
rnlzens are Out ~ I'll directions il pss
suit.
.Colonsl wcs,h arrived here ytser
day. sceompsnIsd BY ms s,sa."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

Ell siig Salts CieE, Ne fKpg0lsiFd
tfssid-el q . iva. aa oppafuaiiy
fe-ssssnIng as s1fissrlIE, - Hhleh -
Chiliaas. add ~ tisaaIrs. - dsgaissd
hi.a-
AlCsrlsseeas de insusrsenon eonlins
q uAssrpsesses "a IL - ~ Fssfuasg.
Bzsasslis ~ss ahe~ hsta sy a,e nsag-
ee@ts. ius = xzs szPectsa sisa shs Go
sersmesl issre ~s.ld sssm sasek Ehem-
By DC Oaie. ~hsrh arrived hefe the
ms<nias. &c have neWs irem Bse@,s Az
ses ~ ne Oh 4 g-aaary a,rlu.i.e. o.
I. sic Fl F.eess lrsm lhst Psts lass rad
shr Message sa tisf GaseraasMs 10 shs
is-gssls.1ss. ~hseh zssemssed sn ne IL.
"a JsausY- ~ much Of shs document a.
refers - Ne Uassrd Sssses may aul Be en-
interesting. AMI | gse Al exn.e. On .h.s
bad
= lhe Gosernmrni esinees ils lively
destres 20 dfsw eio.er lasissnal Ielamons
.ish slle Anenan States. liwhlbe high
~ gtsldying % il 10 csmmunlesie 10 ma IA
she usaiy u peace unh France. ghrn u
has been eoDplelely sealed BY lhe ~
change u Tsii6eslions. Adhrrrng in,i
m.lsiy 20 ihe regulatory pnpeiplss ~ ,lls
Aaesi~aa system. and 20 he sacred dog
ms oi Indrfeadenrt. "a Ie,ls towards IhsaH
tle kiadrsl cOniTalrTni.
-Ths Gsvefnmenl has lrll The mos
lively emotion 81 ihs death &c The HIN i Y.
be President Of The United Slsgef. A
mark Of friendship aud honor vas eonse,
efstrd 90 Lis Distinguished memnry.
-iIhe Envoy Extraordinary and Mi
isei PienipotenI,asy lolhsl Government
continue in the discharge Of his MI.
ssaa. The justice Of Ihr Irrianshons 0
the Confederation musl merit decision
worthy Of she reeul1de of lhe enlightened
C.bsnet Of Washington.
The citizen Of The United States &C
credand 10 lul6l temporarily ,he junction.
Of The Consulate in lhIs Republic has beel
Recognised ss Consul"
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Notice.

T- On The las, Saturday, III April,
,he,e will be amcr,ing Al The High Falls
Fac,my, on llsw River. for HE purpose
af taking in,a Consideration The shhjrc, Of
The division Of Orange County. Il is
hoped there will be full attendance,
without distinction &c party.
A WING AND DEMOCRAT.
March &c Is =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17
REMAINS OF Mr.. WILLIAMS.

The remsias Of the Hon. Lesis vii.
lisms reached Ibis Cl,y on Friday even
ing by The Cars, on their way 10 Surry.
Their lsie residence. and ~err. sgreesbl,
90 rssdutioa II The Commissioners al
this Guy. received by our eilizens with
,he respect due 10 The character nf the
deceased statesman.
A procession was formed al ihe Ci,y
Hall. Al half pa, . o'clork. which march
ed % the Depot, where the body Vas &c.
ceised. aud from thence the procession
marched through the Main STREET. 20 the
residence Of Mrs. Williams. sister. in isw
81 The deceased. where ihe capse remain
I'd uaui Saturday morning. The lol.
lowing 10 the order OF rrocessian: I. Rev.
Clergy. 2. Corpse. Nth pail bearers ou
each side. 3. Relatives &c The deceased,
4. Governor Of the State. S. Ileads O
Departments. Z. Jutl,cisl Officers Of ,lls
State. 8. City Al,Lorllies. o. Cnizsn,
aud strangers.
Gen. Samuel r. Paterson acted q
Msishsl on the occasion. The rr.css
sioH was long. and presented . dredl,
solemn and impressive scene.
- RAJ. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

Recommended By Robert Blackwood, liv-
ing in Orange County, n. C., 10 miles
south Of lIilIsbOrough, and 81 west Of
Chapel Hill, aged sixty years, Sc
IN the lr.l place. take qaart 81 RIM .ftLe
= besl Qaaliiy. sad quart &c new clean Tar.
puiiiGs ihr m,x' nTe IL a staae Jog that aill
eanIain sloubie, tha' qaaniify. thai Il may hass
loom 10 boil without bursting; then cork tl's
iaa completely tight. so that the air cannot
pass ii 0r uMt. then place this vessel ~ rot
IL u ua,er and boil Il bfiskly CIR one honr :
snd il will herome somf,icieiy Mkt You ~
swing the ,s ~ lie 10, - as 10 kept up
right Tllen let the ieat lake iahle sl,,,on..
Ial in tbs moTuing. aud AZ night b'f,fe Rei
10 bed; II the patient be very low, take but a
Tea spoonIui three times day; and az thry
gain slrenyih take little more. tillihsy can Z
bear table spaOp(n twice day. say night
aud morning n this does mol fleet q cure,
make the same quaaiiiy as before, and that
ALI be saIEicIent Tile palieRt should mai fliink
any kipd Of spirits whateyef. aad shonld be /
particular IN his diet, avoid,ne ali kinds ~ gross
neavy food, sarh as eat bacon aud the like;
also sweet milk; also avoid getting wet; iake
very moderate exercise; lise on very light diet.
s,ch a. rice. soup afIuwls. S-r.; rarrinlly ssold
d.i king heavy dfaughts Of cold wafer. diiak
% lntlc as r. dble.
Tie SAID Raber, Baskwood has proved Ivy
expcrimc Il that this remedy has cured several
persons " were en'iseiy given ~nl by oil
he best d., io,s 10 the section. will mcn,ion
the case Of iTs Thomp saa., near Chapel llil!.
She was ~ the point of death, unsbie 20 sup.
sDri herself IN her bed, who is row ~ rs good
health as hc ever was. Also. Mrs. liairh,
siili nra, neighbor. who was vriy lew with
The consumption. and is now in perfect heath.
u the ease 20 Ne. Thompsan's wife. Or. Van.
rcy cna sidefed her inraral,le, and rr"aanneed
yer lest. i feel roniident that by eipse appli.
ra,ion !, will cure perhaps nineiy.nine ~ a
hundred
~ Mr.. Biaekwood thus Offers The receipt
10 all who may be disposed % make a trial of
| II; and if il shol,ld effect cure. az he has No
doh, il will. he "nislasks in suehscase ssnch
compensation as their sense ofjusiee may die.
tale.
Papers thrcnrhoutS,hc Uai,ed States will
render great service ip ihose who are sfili.ted
with this discsse. nv giving thisa rnhlira,ion.
ROBERT BLACKW0OD.
Match rs ft Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17
AFFAIRs m FI.ORlDA.

Our neighhors cl .lhe Iadepend,nl"
are very iacIsdulo1s about llIr vilianles
sald 10 be prsensrd "a Floiidi By whIle
outlaws disguised a. iadla warriors, The
repnrl d sh,rh We had supposed 60 have
sumo fonnda,ion. siace they we're bslirs
ed by persuns on the spo, having imae-
eIsle access 10 sources uf information.
which, distant as We are from the scene
of scuon. are beyond our reach OF scru,i
Nv. We copy their sPecsis,ions On The
subject, counter 10 the assertions Of the
Editor of the Florida paper; from whun
we presume tina, we shall IN dus time
hear Iurlher: Nai. Iai.
From " the Indepeadea;'' Of Yesterday.
Uhiie Lndims.--Stme Of our con,em-
pors'ies are copying. aud spPsrently Al
mnsl credi,ng, STORY fund "a the 81.
Augustine News OF Tie 2Bih. We have
exsmln, d il. aud Cen dellbera ely regard
q as noihirg bal one OF lhuse bsselsss
suspIcinns towards w1ich (once s,sstrd)
the public mind is easily tafned, when
disturbed, and OF wLleh Il hnds decisive
proofs IN lsc,s the aust iisisl OF even
contrary.
The story IL, that there exists 10 Fla-
rIds band Of whites, who disguise lLems
selves as Indians, 20 lie m,satfs, pa,'
OF their appearance, snd have. in this
guise. c0mnuled various murders snt!
plunderings, which we're al hrs, sllribul
ed 10 the red men.
In supper, Of this lrighifnl idea, tale l.
alleged, referring 10 an attack upon some
wagons. near welsuner, on The 81 oi
February, by what was said 10 be band
of fnriy Indians. In the pursuit, sald 10
have beea Immediately sci On fooi will,
yigor, they could fnd trail Of only
sbuut twenty. They do unl say. bu,
obviously infer, that This is proof t'at q
parry Of white Indians had been jnined
with them. aud had. ~ some m,ser,oas
way, conirIsed 10 vanish into ar. Nav
when. in such an attack, has no, the
number Of The savages been al least dou
Uieu Nv tftOI! v@ H.Ea @# @aar#
Afterwards, white woman came from
Cedar Keys 10 Tampa Bay, aud there Of
Tered lur sale various shawls, gloves. aud
The like, (ar,icles certainly Uery easy To
Idenuly-especially by those VINO had
yer seen The Others which aere snp-
posed 10 be = par, oi The piaa,les VI .he
wagons a, W.launee.
We have have heard of two snr,s rf
evideuc. --direct aud circumstantial. la
this Instance, the testimony clearly does
not aMouat 60 even ciscumstanlial.
We admit, however. that. in state cl
things such as has lung existed IN Flutiis.
ctimes like that suspected may naturally
spr.ng nj. We See no iact that g,ses ,hr
slightest reason To think sha. any such
have yet been detected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

knovlsdgs lhls - eas Nss q lspl, %
II, uiihsli doiss lhra zoms i7iaFy.
Boa ihssgh shsy hs,l ao.l.iag 3 hope, AID
nishi hare fs.rss mach. Ne Tn .ssurs
- cae,linian sllss he Whigs q O.ags
arr Fedsrey VEL sads6ed uisk he sssuis
Is Il Vas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17
Notice..

sE Application will be made 10 Vie
mex, General Assembly of,he State Of
North t:asoiins. los adis,sion Of The coun-
" Of Orange. -
MANY VOTERS.
March rs. s.szz.ss-.z# Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17


A Hilshoroush correspondent. Of the
Fayeneville North Caulinian has al.
tempted 10 give description Of the meet
Tag and Of the speech Of Mr.. Henry IN
this place on the LIST inst. The writer IS
gifted with bright fancy and brilliant
imagination; but his Judgment appears TO
have been wonderfully bswildcrcd. and
his eyes too much dazzled 10 make due
discrimination. We do moi intend TO re-
view this letter, bu, feel Inclined TO make
two or three remarks.
The writer saws that Mr.. Henry began
lis speech al IL O'clock; but il he did SO,
is speech, instead Of :. ihtce" must have
en- sir solid hours" long; Tor he was
,eaking until near night, and the town
as almost clear Of visitors IN less than
alt an hour after he Chased.
Having introduced the speaker, The
writer goes on TO describe the "grea'
moving mass, assembled TO hear the
spesch.
IL have seen many polilicil meetings
in Orange during the last twelve yca1s,
(says the wri,cr,) but never did witness
81 large aud enthusiastic an assemblage
Of the bcnc aud sincw of the country.
There were Ut least one thousand persons,
filling up the whole street, and front oil
ihc cour:-aoasc yard"
Now we have been accu stoned 10 wit
ness the asselnblages Of people nj thus
place for the last twenty-five years, and
from our observation feel authorized to
Tuesday Of Februa.
as large cal'
. stran-
,tc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

Nj. cay.-rhere appears to be srea,
70 ,ni,alty an"h. The Wings IN this State
"a iasor oil his distinguished ps,rln and
Statesman A. slmost every Wing meet
ing tina, has been recently hsld. resnlu.
,l"ns have been adop,ed, exp ess,ve OF
the highest regard Tor his character. and
OF their readiness to give him their warm
esl support for The Presidency. Sia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

Al merliag q ne HiIisbarnngh I.y-
rram. held On Nandzy. me fish inst.
Mr. Wa. +. sirayhoa announced The
death Of Mr.. isaiah II. Spencer, snd M
trOaursd me following PseaIasle and r..
SOLUTIONS. which were uaaaimously adop-
Ted.
Whereas. il has been anaduneed tons,
that IsAlaH II. Sssxcna. member ofour
body, Coz whom we hare cherished
high regard. i no more. therefore,
he il resolved. Tia, in si.e death Of
oar fellow member ISAIAH II SsEsckR.
re msarn The loss Of one whose sterling
Integrity and enlerprisisg spirit had en-
drared him 70 Us as man; and whose in
teresl in lhe xellafe q our Society had
ezraed Cor him oar warmesi attachment.
Resolved. That We win wcart lIr usual !
badge Of mourning Tor thirty days.
Resolved. That We lender our condo
lence d The widow and relatives Of the
deceased in their bereavement.
Resolved. That copy Of these rcsoln-
lions be sent 70 Inc widow of The dcceas-
! ed. and thai ihey be published in the Ills
borough Recorder. -
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ugaasgc10U@Es


with he iaaax Il cher duties upon the
Office, ssud :: IS season Of lhe year.
have CEASED late appearance Of ths Re
cor,I.r DIS week. wehope .he Kindness
At our readers viii rcrsise lIlis q . suili-
cieni apology.
The gentleman who edits he Fayeiie-
lie Nor,h carolinizn applies 10 orr no
raf Mr.. Henry spereh.epilhets which
q d. nol iliak jaslilia,Ie. and which we
M he wa.lli aai u were he better &C
,ain,sI viii ~, epitheis which we will
nuse. however drserveIIy they might be
IurnsaupOu he I,eadof The Carolinian.
hough ths caroIinian in:imsies 10 the
u,rary. has IliIIsbarOagh correspondent
IS na,,isg of Mr.. IIenry's speech bnl
.lal ne aimil;ei lllai soms ol his hear
swere prepared 10 say. Weknew aha
~ Of ihsm swallowed IL all. the sweel
The bitter. the honey aud The gall and
Z wonnwood. with undiscriminaline
.slo, aud whose IDEAS were 30 complete
oyrfrhelmaed by The intensity Of theil
niraliaa. ihat they were. Cor the time
ally last 70 every Thing which did no
nue in ih. glory and greatness Of ihei
ny. Bat al this does not prove tha
hal aay !. malicr;" ami there was no
ng in oar article either .sly" or /" in
lipu.." After the delivery olhis speed
had the pleasure u passing the even
- with Mr.. Henry, u = social party
ID foand hin. as We always unlcrstoo'
aim TO 81. courteous and pleasant gen
iemaG anI upon = further acquaintance
(which we hope We shall have, aswe IN
ders.aal he proposes hereafter 70 max
this his place % residence, in case he !
defeated in The election fur Governor ~
trust We shall b. able to speak even 4
higher terms of him. Under such Cur
cumsianees hoT cmll we entertain M
lice,
Far be il from us 10 intimate. eidier b.
open or "sly and insidious" remark. iha
the editor oT the caroliniaa has, by hi
ding at Us. lifted the veil from any thin
like ,u'pi,ads in his own heart w
leave thai examination To himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

Dn 81 hyde Comfy, = e. isi ~
raal. q inaaIamstea d ne kidnsys.
Mr. lsal.a Il. SsKscKH, COZ sems dne ;
rrridsns il dis lsua.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

Coz. Morehead.--The Wing meetings
every where express eatlre sai'iac'im a,
the sb,e, faithful. sui p.trioilc manner III
in which Gov. Morrhesa has discharged
the daues sf his office; and manifest a
degree Of zeal and essnestRess ~ his
support which cannot fail 10 make the
:" standard bearer" Of the "Democrscy"
shake 10 his shues. The people have M
notion OF dancing 10 the tune Of turning
OF so haaest aud upright pablie isrs.
ant, sai Mr. Henry hal just as vii
chang uP hIs tiddla." Scr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17

81 siis Salts c,sE, d,s tEpgelsisd
rfssid = 4 . lita. aa oppafuary
fe-ssssuing hiS suihsrilF, y Nhleh -
Chillaas. AIDED y t;saalsa. - dsssissd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-25

had received no bea,ht whatever, and never would
until distribution was accomplished. The rich and
The fashionable have been all sloug resping thu
benefits to the exclusion OF the poor and less for
'unatsi who tread TIE humble walks OF hone
life. MIR Y. thought that such an ineq uaty should
not longer be permitted to continue.
MIR Y. said, he might press the importance Of
distribution, on the ground OF lis benefit to eduoa
ton alone. The late census OF Virginia disclosed
a deporabie state OF ignorance among her popula
ton. Ii presented a picture OF darkness, which
was enough TO scken the heart Of every p,uio,
that thobbed for the good of his country. In .
population Of 740,9es white persons, there were
5S.739 above the age OF 90, unable to read and
write. The reason assigned Tor this eulpable ne.
gleet was, that large sums of money were re-.
CURED to put in operation any system Of eduea.
ton, which would be effective in its ends and there
was great reluctance manifested TO tax the people.
here, said MIR Y, was fund which would fill
our state Treasury, and place at our disposal an
amount adequate to the support of liberal sys
tenn OF popular instruction Ii such object could
be obtained through the medium Of this land fund.-
no thought that, OF itself, sufficient reason why
the law should remain in force, and he sanctioned
by unanimous reclamation. Instead OF that, how
ever, the Loco Foco party raised the cry, tina, this
fund would corrupt and degrade the States and the
people! They said we ought not to take the mo-
ney-the very touch of which, according TO the
gentleman from Aeeomae, was eoniamnatiou.-
They urged upon the louise this refusal, too, in
spite of an empty Treasury. which could only be
replenished by the receipt of this money, or a re-
sort to cdous taxation on the property Of the peo
ple-taxes which must come out Of the pockets Of
every mans constituents on that floor.
MIR \. desired TO be fully understood on this
subject. He charged the Loco Foco party, in the
Legislature, with endcavoting TO reject the quota
allotted to the State OF Virgins, by the D,tribu-
ton Law, which would fall due on the first Of mex
June, and semi-nnnuslly thereafter. He charged
that party with cndeavoring to effect n renesI of
the Distribution Law, il possible, and that Tor mere
party purposes. He charged them with .chem'n s
to turn back tide of wealth. which. under the
operation of this wise, Just, and bene6ccnt mcs-
sure, would flow into the Treasury OF the S:a,e
Tor years, and perhaps ages. He held them re-
sponsibe for the increased tax Ntion, which must
take place, IL the provisions of that Law I've not
carried out-a tax which would fall indiscrninate.
~ uron The high end the low. the mighty and the
humble, the rich aud the poor; and, in macy in
stances, on those, Of all others, least able to bear
the inhielon Of any new burden. For these acts,
he airaicned the Loco Foeo party before III, reo
pie, and before their own causcicnccs. B.foi c
ihos- tribunals let them ans~e,l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-25
DEATHS.


Another Revolutionary Patriot gone
Departed this life, on the 18th inst, MIR BssJ.
MIN III. muspAr, in the 18th year OF his oge. He
died universally lamented by oil who knew him
was Kind and benevolent, and the me in pillar OF he
Bipusl Church IN his neishbourhood, Of which he
was member.
=, On Yesterday morning, at half past S o'clock.
MRS ELIZABETH NJ, consort OF VIM S. Barrei.
aged ~ years. Her friends and acquan,ances. md
those OF her Father, tAir Samuel Quay) are re-
speeuusiy requested to attend hcr funeral this af.
tern"on, at half pas, O'Clock. from the residence
tation. "
lD> The Norfolk Paper, will please copy.
% the 18th instant, MARY b., aged wears, on
the l7Ih inst, ARIasA, aged years; and on the
isih inst, ALEXANDER, aged moulhs-chidren
Of DIR. J. A. Cunningham.
In LawrencevilIe, on the 9th inst, Doctor Nor
oorne w. Lewis, youngest son of the late Beniamin
Lewis, deed, of Brunswick-ngcd about 2s years;
an amhele, intelligent and piouI young man.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-25
JyHs-and Rumo,y,o5 IT,.


The war which has lately broken on, befwssn
IeTas and Mexico, will almost inevitably le,d
to n rupture between Mexico and thi, country. The
people OF the Mississippi Valley had already been
greatly e1aspern,cd 10y the inhuman ireatmcn, m
American citizens by Santa Anna and the insulting
language Of that individual towards our Govern.
ment and country, in his late letter to Ger. Hamil
'on-and they will seize the cclsion 10 wrsak their
vengeance in the Texan struggle. will he i'm
possible for our Government to restrain thsm-and
unless the mexicans be moro cowurdly than even
'ne'r enemies represent them, they will retaIine.
Whilst the prospect for war, on our Southern
frontier, is 80 nauering, contest with England is
deemed, by many, highly probable. II is said, thnt,
at Washington, war is considered inevi,ab'e-Tbot
England isresoIved 10 arch cur ships, and we arc
determined not to snbrit 10 u search, and that.
therefore, hostile collision cannot lie avoided
War rumours, from Washington, arc always to h.
received with eauion-espeonlly when a feeble
adm'n'iIaiion IS eamorous for money, and seeks To
OBTAIN by operating upon tho patriotic fears OF The
Representatives n the people But VIC have conf
uehee IN both Houses OF Congress--nnd n war is
necessary, eher FOR the honour or interests OF the
Republic they will declare i-nnd il it he not nc.
e's'ary' they will not permit the selfish ambition OF
Capt. Tyler to involve the country in war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-25
Letter Of President Houston.
GALVESTON. March II 1910
To z. EnMuHns


Consul TO New Orlean-.
Sir-lt is probable that Won will 6od :, NJ
orleans and Other paris Of the United States r,s,,
excitement arising out Of the late nov.ren,. 90
Mexico against Texas. II any should he ooY;on.
70 volunteer IN rendering assistance To our Renns.
NC VIII ne your duty 10 have il made known
INA. any should emgrate It will be REQUIRED for
even emlgrant To bring with him good rife or mrs.
Ret with cartouch box OF slot pouch and nov,Ss-
morn, with at least one hundred rounds of nn,r,,,'
nulon, good knapsaok and six months clo,b;,.
ana eh'er service Tor SIX months subject 10 the lovs
OF Texas. They must be landed, for IN. nr.ssn,
al some point West OF the Brasos, with eight DAYS
E';H1, No nu'no'r ess than hfty-six in COM
pinleS well organized will he received ami nm I,nI.
lbS, each eommandant will report 10 the Secretary
OF w ar Tor orders. Emigrsn,s who wish IN renoov.
10 leSas at THIS time, must come thus prenored os
mono other would be OF use TO the defenc. Of tbs
country nor Will they 10 received There i,
greater scarcity OF arms and munitions OF war than
OF men IN TeSas.-Were men TO come in s,sa,
numbers to the country without being in con;,;o1
10 ACT eiheIenty and we'll provided, il would oolv
cucumber the country, without any other efec, thar
10 uesIoy lhe substance of those who would be no.
cessary TO sustain and defend the nation.
we can bring into the field at least ten Thousand
teen thousand. "'' AL
The war will not be of long duration. No M.,;.
can force can long sustain Itself in Texas.
The indignation OF Texans will moi tolsr,,. d.
pollution Of their soil by the footsteps Of their serve
nvHdtrs. Mexico he's made the war md b,. mr.
voked the Indignation Of oil those who have regarded
her sanguinary cruelty and matchless perhdv. .ine.
the Alamo was first besieged. INV
Let Mexico look out for IN. r,coron,r,. osL.
inquities. 'P'"'e VI he'
have the honor to be,
fcur obedient servant
SAM. HOUSTON Pre.ident
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-25
NJ A r I N e
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