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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

tKE-H SPRING GOODS.
\NM- T. W'IIBR, Importer 81 China. Qucc lswatc
w ant Glass h receiving ship lltsk Away. aud has
soa per NnctUd now daily cctcd and all direct from
the manufacturers, his usual atge aud tasty selection OF
China, Gbss and OueensWarr hitch no offers Tor cash
reduced PIccs, on credit Vf months pune
buyers.
lilo feels cog1dcut that mcrchans will consider IL
NECESSARY 10 ~ auher Moth ior goods his line IL
VII but give hun a cali WI. BITIER,
mr5 doors above the nrll Tavern
\ .'CK TE ~, supertcr quality, In papers
l. IvNfOM DER rEAs, fnc aud extra hnc
LOAF ~ CARS, at lowest ptices
BACON MipDllNGS, In prime order
ALMONDS. lVica sou shell
IONnON PORTER, quarts
MADEIRA WINE. la eight casks--for sale Nv
DAVENPORT a ALLEN,
- Nv t1tuCI Of u aud ith streets
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10 wIlw jo-rPH BArrLrY.

In the United States court TOR ,he Escrn Distinct OF VIZ
gn!a, prl -jth- lSi-.
In the matter Of Bankruptcy Of
ElpMAS " DREW of the city Of Richmond in the
Eastern Virginia District The sail Th1na- n Dr-,s
WI las been dccfetI bankrupt boy tli. co.. rf HAVING
heda petition praying ioT bis discharge D. ordered mas
uouce ihefeoi be publ SIZED ncs. paper rru,s o t1.
,y q" Richmond ~ days ~ east before me -b dtv N
'us next when hearing viii be had on the - pe-i'p
az me my Hal 10 TIE cy of Richmond and rsf,ors
hA'- proved their etts, anu other person. la inter
st' may appear al tue said time end place aud SHOW, cs.e
any they have WY The prayer Of The said petitioner
copy. Tore,
ap&l Wllw HENRY GIBSON. Cpk
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EINE Old snERaY. NaDEIRA. P0KT. 81 =

EINt Old SHERRY, MNDEIRA, POKT, &c dc.--
Il Very superior Sherry, ia wood aud glass
fuc 30 80
god d1 DO 30
Very Gne old Madeira IN woJl
Do d0 do IN GAS
fine % tn w0af
good do IN 90
Ezra ~ P0rt Wine in glass
fn0 go dl in wood
good so 80 in fo
sicily NsieIrl Wine, NJ Ggc quality
H"H tnuIIr Brown -tsuf
Miscat ul FJuuznau, To- casrs-l doz. For ra'c
mao Iu AURDTT
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COMETS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Ar.
NUN.- B1uuc'y. et o.. 81 49,
h-.cs ~taw, LEGION AMI Ziptyrino B,pnrts
- .lcl Ana he, straw, florence Brad Z.phy,ire
Artificial Flowers
70 above @o"-'r sre all ofthe newcs, and most l.f.
ion15.e f'yic9, and w.i tC stiII ~ 80"
ALSO,
Gentlemen AMI Boys straw Palm wsriIr, ,,lt,,.
".i" i'-.-' 20 q ~ NNiNGHANE
~ - ~. W -.--- 4 III IIr. q --L---
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RoTTEoH5s LIE I,;,sgg 3 ;,; Ss5Gis WORLD

THIS yluahe Work be had afho low rTice ol
- ~ The original cost was eiO 90 Tho work "
published IN volumes octavO, and contains between C
and voyages, aud a fine ensrsvings. -
NH As MADDOX.
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M. vow 'uY. WV q sANns. G q.

V tbo Superior Coui ofClauccry, Tor Ec monI Or.
cur thc 20 day d May, 1872
Jam, Goysr, csor OF James limos, dccia, PHl
Anlinaf
John e. Mitchell, David Mitchell, Hru 'min MHrhcH,
William Mitchell, Charles = Mitchell, John ribir aud Eliza.
both ha wIfo and other Delta
TIC d0ru iIua above named not having entered their
appearance audi given FCrrriy ACCORDING in ihc Arf 81
Assembly and the Rules ~ mis- Court, 10 appcarina
10y e1tHiartory evidence that They inhabitants II
il4 Commonwealth n is ordered, Tla Tie fald dcfrn
flrfs go appear Al tho Rules fo be u.l tho ~
MONDAY w August most. and answer the bi HfthC plaintiff
and fl1i copy ~ This order DC inrhu DO infwfed '
frrr publ .cd boz me Cny orr muri fot
mon rcssivrly, suI posted uc nout door ~ tho
Capitol bro tlc taid ti'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31

w No tuIIeI adIes I01TI lie Easeru Dsfr m W.
rin.s, May ", 1872
In he matter of Btnktuptey OF
IHOMAS A FOUROTREAN ~ the Town or Ivr.t.
burg, boo ne rltrru Virginia strict. Tic -aI mos
r"u ui-an VINO faf been necrcct EtuErrn- rr ffI
,'" n4yiug filed rrifln iras Ing Tor hs --nlrr.. /,
" iH' n0tc" thereof Boz lurfr-rI n
niH1 boo ihe cifyuf Rcrnn D. 90 Boy A. i.if rr ~
l<h Jay oi 81 ieub-r rrEf, when h.arU- uil r4
zoe taii pennn, az rho Cry Han 900 the C, 81 Uirt-r.
al az cfeliors WHO have proved their dstz and I'd ~
rersons n interest," may arpeir aftie stl fnr nn t~e
ani -oN cause i any they have why c payer Of he
sail petitioner Should nuf be- granted
Copy-Teste,
ma q liz HENRY GIBsoN. Gil,
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Made by ]. w. MoCurdy.
A IRITU a..nrtucrf offhr above elegant Fippcre iua
n t9 hsnL 1hty are beautiful
JUDAH MYERS 4 go.
NH 10 Fashionable Boot AMI rhrc Dealers.
DALTIMOHE WISDOM GLASS. assorted
- Hlcs Tor .aio tfsctofy prices, igI ca... hy
~ DICKINSON
mh ~ n door hollow tho nof Tavern
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ION EENTIElIIlN

BEAUTIFUL DRESS SHOES.
NtTE lave this nay received from tio r.ri8ry orro.,
w celebrated iu .scr.. NIoa SON. Oef'f.ll fo IN
gcnfiemrnf enc ffrnch call AMI Nor Geo W.lkur
Pumps, with heel The fret iDf ever boo this CIV fo, e
abovc makers HouIctn wishing 90 arr s, fi ns f,.Iy
beautiful arc solicited 10 call aud lIok rt ff.efn
WATKINS A. co,
u u..f..
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copy. Tcste.
n.a WOW J0sFPH BATTLry. DC.

70 uc United States C1ur. frtur Es-.eru Br-t az ytr
r'ls, 1871 Nay 1912 "
vi ihr petition 40 John Stisicr,
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NihciNiA' u VIA Al Rsiss Asli Ia ,hs c.stss o.sss
~, 49,. , s,lfsses coart ~ lac sad C4sncrTg
te Ht..s % ii-lliAk, IA taS laaafh III Anss
-.-..u "lheiop, liit uaanst Richard Aansi.irh W,n
H. Chancsfy N'--~e ''~"ee't"' "Siie---
80 u,ien1anis not haVinf entered Their appearance.
- slssih.ss ~ satisfactory evidence, that thev -
r,i,,f - ~. OF ms Commonwealth; On motion OF The
,r,,s,, ~ u - ordered. That the defendants
49, ne htsi Monday July next ami answer
S h' and tibet cosy ct ihisoIdcT loo ioTih,S,h
1900 ~, nc h,ohnond Wig, tor tao mouths suce, a.
this county. 49,, 49, ~ ~ w" COURTHOUSE oi
ap ~ IVY 49, ,,..-
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NNTouLp csh tho attention vi country aEt city n
w chants tn his extensive assortment ~ Printed
Common EsrihcTnwaIc. inst received from the manui
tories and will ~ offered low prices for cash.
Puncusl cusiomcrs am now orcuing the following 81
OF Dining Ware:
Blue aud brown pininc scts
White Granite 80
Conntiuan 10
bourbon Sprig -
nluc Neptune dc
White Porcelain China ~
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Aeopy. Tcstc.

VIRGINIA. ChcaeT,icn co,,,, -,
h' NJ, IN Smith, pitt against Msrth, P,,L
I.h,,1 ,l1tN' 'aihaIinc Boii, Archibald n Rc,,
.cYuaiu Nunnilly, late sheriff OF tlestct6riI a. u'
Ein nc, n administrator Of Mary Bolt icc,i wsm q
,'la'h y " liam, the Creek Company az Cnui,, t"
Lumpkn and Anderson Edwards sLctritT ~ ~ '"e',i
S"Hny' ani as such administrator OF samuel "a .ii
dchs-in ChfIncrrV. - N"o' ran hil,
nc helcnuant, Martha Parkhin. not b,yip- c,,.,,
y" apV'il Shcc atd given security, ac fding 10 n
" Assembly ami The ROLES at this Court ana n 80, -
10y ,nlsacory evidence that she not an nhs Iisr,
h ,',s ,ilihvnH'"uh u H. ordered, that she nrnc,r
ntI'"n INC i'st day Of June Court neat ,nd -
an.is h. and that copy Of this order bclor,iwi,
pi,tl'u IA some newspaper published in t,c t.ty -,
RICHMOND, Tor two months succ essiyry amt H., OF
coy 10 posted Al the trout door OF tho Com, tn ~ IL
county. A cory Tcsc " '"''""uSc OF TINS
wow "a ,...
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ane H9w I6rrrN rtLrrr.

N'n,tr IA In CheScrh,hi eoenfy eouII Nah
-, '' is' John Icwcion aud II,uirt Ia, 80
ny e ne eali i".n i"wr a. arnnlstra,n ,.s, WIG,
WI, N'd ~ Theodore elk DudoUs, ,,c.,I 70
,,Aansi hc'ccca Joncu. samuel Inucs Hen ini"'
Th ~, s.vy snd hiitsheihI f'ies ,ieils-Ia CS,,'es'
,b,ir ~, - ~ w, phn', hN their attorney nn, AK
'H W uli ~" defendants. Samuel J,nes III H''i
Donss NJ hizaee,h JcnricS havin- en,crcd my n
'aao" a,n gwen security rilug 10 Ito ~, ~ ~
.'muN ann the rules Of thil count ana !, ,r, W ~.
~ cy 'N,uencc The, they not nhabtant ." oS
lhWeahh; It's ordered. That tho nil &c.,, wv
uaINN hSt" on The hIs d,y OF June Court ne,,
s rs rt'nnh bill AMI that a copy OF tbis 81 an Nv,
go, ~, n, 'lltn w some new paper pullis hcd i a..
NY on "ehnond. io two months tucecSs.y,I ~ me
House Of this County. '' VI TIE CONT
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

I3, we Law be1-e our raaI Iers Ioer which re rca
we'd By hi last mall from friend n Texas cont,gna tae
rsro. - len had bereloore been circulated, of t5e
iavasion OF ia Republic by 3lexi-an army. Nor is tie
time for men who wish to fight the battles Of l5cy gid
themselves or the sr-the time for czrns to ali oHr
sister republic hcy wish tist she light of"the lone
star Of Tes shall Be qrsnelei forever. 1t remember
how in lie d-r .rigge ofour revolution we were ailel
b. generous Foreigners, il acaeging liberties: and h
Us rov acknowledge and prove gratitude bg doing o
Texas what others d or Us ID Tie hoar ofonr naelby
ulaiag the glorious example Of Kosciusko Te a5 and
La Fayete Tho butchers oc the Alamo airsias Tor
the boci Of friends in Tcxlz. anl shall we look calmly
On and make no effort to avert.he threatened la,ractoa
The Aexcans, by their conduct il Texas in 1886 ana by
their treatment Of the prisoners recently cepurd with c
Santa Fc expedition, have broken and forfeited the protection
ofal those laws which govern men in civilized warfare and
should be regarded Ike pirates. lie enemies Of
nar!iad agaas; whom is the da.y ofall men join in
of determination Those who 10 The language OF the
Tezian wateh.ord remember the Alanio ani those who
viii poruso the er Of Fa!coaar, which will eford ia
another column viii be easily persuaded ihat would be do
ing the world service rid the Garth Of such race dsv
lis in human SHAPE
We hope tosec volunteers Fastening from the United
States the refof Texas aud supplies Of money and ma
erials for contribuledby citizens h ccnsrou3 b
erahy Eul whatever is doae must, be ofany avail be
done The ruthless foe even now in the heart orhe
Republic, and nc eyes Of our friends aazosy turning
to Us for Immediate succor With the all ol f7o thousand
men from tie United States the Texans can destroy the n-
vader at blow and if they will but fellow L? their victory
wiki spirit; The star Of Texas may soo be floating above the
towers of Mexico tus realizing the prsenent of ou
that "he should revel yet in he halls Of The ontezu
So mote ube.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

IN ne Sd aud made his escape from them the mission ol
lso9ad
Hhsn Capt Wheeler left Victoria. there were hundred
eud 6y ale nader arms there under coasai af Col Gtk
L Oxsa tie Gailies were having town ana deter
ra:aea to defend ae place es long IS practical
Sltv meu had l4a Matagorda and. expected TO reach
Ylct3ria t3e tta.
sx hundred Texans were Sagnine athe accounts,
rsa0sceTeus were going N and th Spected to make
.la these n ia one thousand men
Austin Is believed to have been abanloned-tbe families
removing Blsop and the men goiag 10 saguine. Gen.
8aegon lis Tay from Bastep fol the ssat 81 var
sta i 0 men.
Pie e. of al this says the Civilian IS lhat people
are neheT dsa.ysa ofdu1bed bg glad Of opportunity
a aycoge past aj1es aud show the world their ability
maintain ths II nd 2en3ence
Elonou in bis spirited proclamation says that the
eeivc >li-lert justly immediate preparations ar yat
lie dirtcte that every mar the of sail shall
report himself furnished h good aims, e= h days prox
and Au.ded rounds Of ammunition, and prepared for
three months service cU the time when they may report
Il tie head au3s;ers Of the army.
Aa haslSo ssUe3 MS proclamation urging the Tex;ans
10 Iel sn IS dated Montercy The 9Th Of january.
.t hi iz correspondent inform that so 0e0 II
leans were ready te take tie field
We learn rom Capt Wright, ofthe New York, that il Is
tie tenton f the The Ttxans ".esp dark until the
ssxcans crazs the Colorado and then give them San
54arato I'll with arr of from to 7,00} m7n. God
send that tcy mas baEoa every mellow belly il the
a.e,coa asgg J. wonder il Houston will save Santa Anaa
second nlt2
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

TIE fl!owar lester from Nj Ibos Falconer. gives
hoi o ae baaroas and inaaaaa tfeaten; olhe
Sinh NeaJaa joined the expedition a. A1st;a As
guest lie enrolled ard not spbi2 any mi.
tarv orders lie also had passport. which ne reqaetly
pr5ioced upos route which auhoz ti enter Mexi
uad signed ~ the Mexican Consul il that City lie
wil the party consisting Of Gye which was captured
The reason his 5sag 9,h ibis party that Tel Cooke
dica3es aaf knowing that he ada passport
anv hsseies that ga II the time Of his cansare
Mr. Kendall aadcestanlg exhibited anv hostile intentions
by any that lie sd previously done. lie his road
Santa re anu Haen he reached that place. he had been
permitted proceed far might have. AMI probably would
have coDfoned tie law o 4cxco b presenting his pass
port the !oca Mexican Authorities.
When Mr. Kendall Was captured, bis eompauons exhibit
e white Il and we're assured that they would not be male
prisoners. Hais assurance fa5lied They wcfe
made prisoners ahl Ar hsndalIs passport taken on
him. RE entitled 10 80 permitted % Col Cooke
Or upon the authority OF MS passport have f his COM
paaions and have pursued bis journey Santa Fc without
interruptions L he with hostile party, he had fgbt
returs--noo proceed His fate. fie geta5nel ngha
ultimately have been that Of the plty with Cooke bat
possibtv that who beaIsa ag truce may sbse
3aeay be shot il battle, is jastideatioa fo killing him
Whea hapiag The flag IN his hand-Amonr indians such
emblem CT peace respected. But All events is
cfimna act, first 10 profess respect for it. aRd then
70 violate the protection which was recognized to
afford.
he secret instructions Of the Commissioners who accom-
panied the expedition, and who, 1t stated with
the inhabitants Of New Mexico, upon matters trade wee
by Mr. Kendail known him Their Character
could have been anticipated om the presence Of the
military. The military force larger than was
necessary for the protection of he goods of the merchants
from the attack Of Indians: larger believe than he
military force which accompanied tie early Missouri expej
tons to Santa Fe
The party with whom Mr Kendall travelled as prisoner
left San Miguel upon October l7th He had been detained
at San Miguel for nearly month previously On the
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

SAN-A - PaIsaNERs--alr 81 Rea. b..r.raz.
70 AIr Eilis, Gus A.aizier u AeElc9, has r..4s#
city, or his say back % Washington
So ftf IS can learn II aPseaFs that Saaa Arms
to surrender Sir. kcndail, oa Tie ground ot lis
eny. and an sbilog Of the TeSaas. ubon BE- 2.
gatd as invaders Of MeXcaa territory. Il wae.a
ther, thai he egdeuce eli Nr8<enJsas having -.
of is destruction bV the Mexican authorities g.
statemeatofthe Mexican Conz4I hers thar be ..a5 d.
cl Aif Keadall enc.
Nf Lunsien. we uuderstsnl bad fi.I and .se
with Mr.. lAenja! during greater part Of ,he 80.
the city Of Mexico. eus uaaders became 50 taflaz
that he was forbidden 10 communicate y-B bun
Our own opinion is. from what we hear of 5.a =
the Mexican G5vernment. that ar Ellis woat
fully justified 6y tha American GoKernmen., iaa
el bis pass7oris without Gl.av. However, these
al be aitealeit2 il dae tiue, 5y oar C3vellaa.z
The oulg arae. leans released were COMBS aal
N cosdesa..on of lhe s,nn3.ag of iheiT fsm.ii.s
mus yet learn that in the United Stats We make g
ton OF persons, that the tile q AZ American c.
liable.
Those of the prisoners. who were detained q
Mexico, were ha4iied together every might j.
Church, anl, with chains On their i;tub-, were sa
I il the streets AMI sewers .duFiag the d1y Ih
i health we'll Among the sick we're Sir kfals
Whitaker. They were in The S. Lazarus Chaal
Mr.. Is. was laboEing under the measles.
no communication was alowel with the prs
the 29th Of February. Previously. their tsr i..
city sent them clothing and other things ana -
them oilen
Eighty;wo ofthem were At Peubla ca the
Cruz, enpioved in paving the roads There ~
tote, whose Governor did all he could to aIsF4'7
We hear no mention made Of Young Hora
tFict of Columbia. We know many more taia7
about ali this business bnt the time IS not nov
them-Louisiana AdrertiseY
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25
HoUsToH, TExAs, IareL 9th, 1872
DEAR SIr:

DEAR SIN
is past doubt that Republic Is invaded BY army
Of Mexicaus from fifteen twenty thousand oag under Ihe
command Of Cen ARIsTA San AaoDia s sarrerderc3
the eneay and Victoria and several other Western towns
have been evacuated BY their inhabitants Oar citizens
flying to their relief but fear that reader tIom
efficient aid f5r the present since have neither arms pro
visions or ammunition.
How the enemy without cur knowledge, could have ras
cd such IN army loss to imagae, bat they hare
raised it. and upon us and from the present state Of onf
afirz fear hat unless receive speedy assistance ou
lhe Uned States, shall be driven lac Sabine Bu;
shall not WELD without contest 10 he invader The whole
country Is aroused all our citizens who can shoulder their
rifles are under arms and eager the scenes San
Jacnto shall start tomorrow, with company @s the
Wes and we shall leave behind barely men Sufficient 10
protect tae women and children.
This is written at midnight Hafan hour since an c,
press arrived with intelligence thar the enemy are advancing
upcn the city of Austin Ithey take that place will near
iy ruin Our forces from tis city will proceed directly
Austin. unless find upon approaching ttat the enemy
have possession.
We shall look for assistance from the brave Tennesscans
and the gallant Mi.sizsppiaus an need much Tor with
give up this beautiful country 10 horde Of bar
tariun Mexicanz
Our Courts and oTcas are closed Houston takes com
mand Of or army, ard with him the Texans will conquer
or perish Yours il haste
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

The fl'owng Address appears in several Of the Rev
0tieaus pape'&
- tie Cj.i-e.s Of Ne9 Orleans and tie TaBeg IF lie
IissiSeippi
The Gta Of Texas this suspended tie Issue
of the contest wa ing the banks of the Coloado
The forces Of ruthless aud perfdaus Mexico suddenly
precRia;ed tic country rumlels rrde certain tue
repetition Of Tie o 1895, with aggravated horrors
The people, bogga taken BY surprise cayn
They fully rcsoiEed not again 70 ny down he
tbev eo.t tic aknoUedgmen OF their independence il
tie bsae: Of tie AeScaa capital From the unpepared
ofthe eoaer every expects = much Of DIS
ead pyaoa; bit they the conflict meeting il with
spirits q te an5 e0yant, locking with observation-disclosures
taGae result
Encouraged bv tie manifestations Of sympathy 3g
ef ~ he citizens of New Orleans and 6y tie a5hor-
expressed by the Legislature CT Louisiana aaI ether
ats ofta Union and o the cFoss violation a all the tights
ota5nanv and psages oIcivzd fare in he
the prisoners Sala e, the people IF eyas look with much
aoRc "a the spirit oI chivay and beraf il the valley Of
tie Mississippi or assistance in lheif psezen. eXoelcv.
e untsened have been therefore depated b the Col-
se o Vigilance q the city OF Gatgesca repTesul IS
they oliv, tie FEELINGS 81 the Woie people Of
r this place and make kncwG speedily the condition of
g'e country ad sk sHca Contributions u useful materials
e ecalion daan3s aa3a as may 81 convenient Or their
Iisnds i9 opproptiate.
Eesiu S5en publish the letter Of instructions anl
apfonnleri waiea - indicate sufficiently the ozcs Of
oar vis.eaal s.si! 30 happy confer promptly aa3
6ely uiA any 6 he friends oi ez9s in flitaeganee o
these OIL els, LEVI JONES,
JOSEPH c. MEGGINsOE.
E5w Oleans NareA 6. 1912.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

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ob.a!oei permission q cae ci tie AeH'c1H 17-.,s
was IN he act q pulling Is his shlrt 10 pay ..s,s .
some soldiers came uP. One lhr.n lrel boil Ha.e
lie lan some yards crying on 10 have bis ..s
another soldier Shot HlU dead
(:rifiil was killed lie sstae Hi-ht Tih Goblin
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

We are happy TO learn that TIC charge oped in our last
accusing our antbond legislators of having allowed the
public printers thirty per advance on their bills to make
up for the depreciation Of Treasury warrants is Incorrect
From he steps taken by that body regard to the public
printing prepared believe that any step they be-
leved pFemove Of their party iaere, reward parti-
press, would be taken without hesitation
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

LATE And IsfPoRTANr FROM TExas.-Ihsough the
poleness Of Sir kIaBERLy clerk of the Wa boat Mediator
we received the following exrassued from Tx oce Of The
Crescent City tie 18th insreF steamer Somefviile,
davs ON New Orleans. We hasten Iay bef5Fc
rcadefs---Aa aqea-
TEXAS INVADED
SIN faos takcni l4D00 Hereaas op Ills side of t5e
Rso Grade =
TIE news Of our correspondent Mckee be
true Not only is hcge large army in the ei Alex
ico bit il Texas Houston has issued his proclamation cal
n the eoD!a 10 arms and the whole country burns with
alor Read the news below and rejoice that the Mex.caas
Will oct their dtsegis-a sound hrashiag.
An extra Of he l2h INST from the Galveston Civilian
broa II us Yesterday BY the steamer New lork, hat
Intelligence had reached Austin, of the taking Of San Antonio
or the Alexicans
EXPRESS s9on aler az Galveston from Victoria stated
that BODY Of 500 alexicans who captured Capt f. Fergn
son. aul from whom m escaped stalled that their ree ibis
side OF ,e Nneces Numbered O. who destined Tor Vie
oria that 5000 had gone San Antonio aad that there
in ali 1900 on this side Of the Rio G-ande,
Men are turning out RAPIDLY in Houston.
90 men Immediately left Victoria for San Antonio
On the lh Of March, reached Victoria OF the taking
tho hamlet ofGolsd BY - Mezican wearing the uniform
Of the regular army.
Cart Ferguson reached Victoria the 7th giving infoE
nation that he had been captured by 5000 Mexican cavy
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

Oar Texas news excludes several valuable commnica.
Sons which shall appear when have the spare