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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-22
mo Mistake! !"
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION

"REALlTY AND NO PUFF J"
TIME subscriber respectfully informs
the inhabitants of Liberty and its
vicinity, that he has made an arrange
ment with large firm in the city OF New
Orlerns, for general assortment Of win.
ter clothing and Dry Goods, which he
will offer for sale at tho lowest cash pri-
ces. He will keep constantly on hand a
large assortment Of Lowell's and Brogans
made at the Penitcntlary Baton Rouge.
Italian and French Gro de nap
Swiss and French muslins,
English and French calico,
Merrmac and Rowen calico,
English and French Inercno,
Kentucky and Stubensville Jeans,
Bombazines,
Circassians,
Grape,
Linsey,
Hard Times,
Furniture calico,
Irish Linnens,
German Linnens,
DIeoS NupSSp
Ladies Cloaks,
lnsertings,
Boys clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Ladies and Gents. Silk Hose,
do do Linnen and Cotton do,
do do Silk thread cotton and
Leather Gloves,
Silk bonnetts,
Straw do,
Leghorh do,
Ribbons,
Linnen and Calico shirts,
Umbrellas,
Blanket Kearscy Cloth and Plot
Oyercoats.
Cass,mer and Cassinei panlaloons,
Silk, Satin, Velvet, Wollen velvet
and Cloth Vests,
Besides a great many other arilclcstoo
numerous TO particularize.
N. b. Lowell's at IL ~ cts, per yard,
Negro shoes 81 81 IA cts. per
pair. LEVY DRbYFUSS.
Nov 10 fe4i 47tC
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NOTICE.

ETIERS Of administrator having
~ been granted 10 the undersigned al
The November term 1871, OF the Probate
Court OF Amite county, on the estate OF
William McKoy, deceased all persons
indebted 10 The said deceased, are reques'
ted 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will
present them according TO law, or they
will forever be barred.
THEO: MCKNIGHT, Admir-.
Dec. 9, 184l. 6w50
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby forwarned
"a from trading for promisary note,
made by me TO William NJ. Taylor, for
light hundred and forty three dollars, due
tie first day o. January 1912, dated a.
bout The eighth day Of January last, for
which ! have an offset against said note,
c. II. McLAIN,
January s 1912. If
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lust RECElV WE'D,

Fresh assortment of Winter Goods. a
~ monpst which may be found largo as
sortinent Of Mousain dc LANES Of the latest
Paris fashions, at low Prices, also handsome
assortment of French, English and American
prints. A fine lot Worsted and Merino Shawls,
and Merino Hose.
HEAVY GOODS.
Negro Cloths heavy Lowells, Negro Blan
kets, &c all of which will be sold very low for
thcaCash only. -
Liberty, Oct. %, 1871, Al
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NOTICE.

ETTERS tes,amentary on the es
IL state Of Jane Bates, deceased, have
ng been granted 10 the undersigned al
ltheNovember Term l84l, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite county all persons in
debled TO the said estate, arc requested e
make immedat payment, and those haV
ing claims against Will present them with
ia the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
RICHARD RATES, EX'l.
Dec. 8, l84l 6w50
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TUST received Lowell Cotton and shoes
~ from, the penitentiary at Baton Rouge
which will be sold very low persons are
requested TO call and examine for Them
selves.
LEVY DRYFUSS.
Sept 80, i94l 4otl
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State of Mississippi
ANTE CouNry


To all persons interested in the real estate
OF Joseph Castor, deceased GREETING,
NOU are hereby cited 10 be and APP
pear, before the Probate Court Of
said county, on the 4th Monday in Feb.
ruary next, ard shew cause if any you
can, why the same should not be sold, TO
witt North half of the southwest fourth
of section No. 8, township 2, of range 2,
east, containing seventyseight acres and
twelve one hundredlhs of an acre, with
he mansion house Gin and other out hui d.
nns; also, the west end OF the north
west forth of section "a township 2 Of
range Q, cast, containing one hundred and
thiry-two acres.
SS%SS3$. Witness John Walker, Esqr.
skSyN: Judge of the Probate Cour'
z.NIS of said county, the 4th Mon
T7fHss day of December, 1871.
Issued January 9Th 1912.
S. r. DAVIS, Crk.
Jan. 8. |.
WoodyiIIe Republican will copy the
above and charge this office.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI I
PIKE COUNTY.

PROBATE COURT: TO JANUARY TERM, lo4l.
To all persons interested in The real estate
of Richard Forrest deceaSed-GREETlNG.
NZOU are hereby cited 10 be and aP /
pear before the Probate Cour
Of Pike county, at the Court House in
IIolmesviIIe, on the 4th Monday in Jan'ry
1912, and show cause if any you can
why the administrator of said deceased,
should not have an order granted him,
to sell the following described real estate
belonging 10 the said deceased, TO wit =
The north west forth of section 80, in
township Of range 8, east, containing
one hundred and sixty and eight one
hundredth acres the north east fourth Of
section 80 in township !, of range east,
containing one hundred and sixty acres;
and the west hall Of the south west fourth
and south east fourth Of the south west
fourth Of section twcnty>nlne township
one OF range nine east, containing one
hundred and twenty acres.
.,.D.. WITNESS the Honorable
S&H William Coney Judge OF
SXN< the Probate Court, Of Pike
county the fourth Monday in
TVWsN Nov, A. d. one thousand
eight hundred and forty-one.
Issued the 7th day OF December l84l.
r. D. pADELFORD, CPk.
Tao ia I84I 6w5l
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, are pleased in be-
inc able 10 announce 10 their friends
ard the public, that they have extended
their policy Of Insurance, to the different
depots of the Clinton and Port Hudson
Rail road, and those shipping Cotton to
us in future are assured that all losses on
he Rail road or bank at Port Hudson by
fire will be fully covered by INSURANCE., .
VIII E. SMITH, a. Go.
New Orleana, Esd Dec. lS4l. 62-tI
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TUST RECEIVED-An assortment of En-.
glish Merinos, various colors,-Also, Prin.
ted Merinos for children, pieces spotted Elan
IA large lot plain Flannels, yellow, green,
white and red. ,uc,ooy co
Oct. 9s, ls4l. a.
j. v. Wren, mos j. Oowdln'
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TRUSTEES SALE AND NOTICE.
EDY virtue OF Deed Of Trust bear
, ing date the 10th Of October, A. ID
1887, Of record in the proper office, in and
for Amite county, and Stale OF NlisslSslp'
ri, made by Lovick P, Hall, in favor OF T.
Jones Stewart, David Pemble, and Will
lam P. Melen, the undersigned will on
Monday the lhiriy-frst instant, proceed
TO sell before the door of the court house
of Amite county, in Liberty, for cash, at
Public Auction, the following described
personal property, for the purpose of clos
ing The said Trust Deed, viz A certain
printing press in the town Of Liberty in
the Office Of the Liberty Advocate, and all
the type ofevcry description witt. the fur
niture appertainlng TO said printing es-
Enlistment Of all kinds thereto belonging,
known as the furniture and establishment,
of the Liberty Advocate, said Deed OF
Trust is made for The protection of said
Stewart, Pembe, and Mellon, against and
for the security Of certain debts therein
set forth. Il. JONES STEW ART.
DAVID PEMBLE'
WILLIAM P. MELLON.
Trustees.
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State Of Mississippi
ANTE COUNTY.

ANTE COUNTY.
To all persons interested IN The sidreS be-
longing 10 The estate Of CtarrlSSa Cas-
ton, ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
W on are hereby cited 10 be and ap.
pear before the Probate Court OF
said county, on the fourth Monday oil te-
bruary next, and shew cause, if any you
can, why the sumo should not be sold =
and further to do and suffer such other
things as shall be considered Of you, and
ordered by the said court in the premises
,SASSNZ Witness John Walker, Esq,
$EAXAS< Judge Of the Probate Of said
SsStEEs county, at the Court house
TShfSHgs~ thereof The 4th Monday in
December l84i. S. r. DAVIS, elk
Issued Jan'ry 9th lS42. l
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NOTICE.

NURlNG my absence James F. Low.
4 , ry, Esq, is my authorised agent
lersons indebted 10 the estate Of DR.. f.
Carroll, deceased, will find their notes
and accounts in Mr.. Lowry.s hands,
Such are particularly requested to settle
Immediately as the indulgence.of tie law
will only be given hereafter
J, NJ. SMILEY.
January 8 I842. 3tl
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State of Mississippi E:
ANTE CoUNRY.

To all persons Interested in the real estate
cf John B. SwcajGgan, dec'd-GREETlNG
w on are hereby cited to be and APP
pear before the Probate Court OF
Ante county on the fourth Monday in
February next, and show cause if any
YOU can. why the same should not be sold,
10 vii; The cast half, Of the south east
fourth Of section g, in township 2, OF range
a. east, containing seventy"eight acres,
and six,y-eght one hundredlh Of an acre
ofland directed TO be sold al Washington
Mississippi also, three town lots in the
town Of Liberty, known and designated
on the plan OF said Town as lots No. /, 3
and in square No. 2.
49, Witness John Walker, Esq I,
SkASASA< Jejge Of Probate Of said coun-
=gsNtNS ty. at the Court house there
TSse,S> Of, the 4th Monday Of De.
cember. A. D. l841. 3. r. DAVIS, elk.
Issued, Janury 5,l842. ]
The WoodviIe Republican will copy
the Above and charge this office.
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I'm hand al our cash store lot Of
~ Cane Bottom Chairs.
r. w. HITCHCOCK, & Co.
January 8, 1912 ]
NOTICE.

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Pro
bate court Of Amie county, ! will Of.
fer for sale TO the highest bidder on Sat
urday the 18th of February, 1912 at the
late residence Of Cadesby Gayden, de-
ceased, the plantation on which he resid.
I'd at the time Of his demise, containing
four hundred acres more or less, with u
valuable dwelling house, Gin and Gin
house. and other oul houses, and improve
,nents all in COED repair.
The above property will be sold on one
and two years credit, Purchasers are re-
CURED to give notes with approved secu.
liiy. JAS, PERKINS,, Adm'r'
Dec. 80 l64l 4tl
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New Drug Store

AT DR.. J. v. WEEN's OFFICE.
Corner Of Main and Holmes Streets, in the town
Of LIBERTY, Miss.
HU ST received. and for a,la ihn rnllnw
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NOTICE.

A r The February term le4e, of the
~ Probate Court Of Amite county !
will present my accounts for final settle
rent and allowance as Guardian Of Ada
line C. Faust, Sarah E. Faust, Octavia
3. Faust, P, P. Faust, Margaret L. Faust,
and Alfred J. Faust, minor heirs of M.
S. Faust, deceased, at which time all those
interested can attend if,hey think proper,
d. COX, Guardian
Jan. 5 1842
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NEW PORK, LARD, &c.

NEW PORK, Lard, &C.
TKT Ehave Just received at the Gin,
w ton Depot, and for sale for cash,
in lots to suit purchasers $4,000 pounds
Eulk pork the finest ever in The market,
10 kegs and barrels of lard together with
variety OF other provisions. also, few
,airs Of full blood Irish Pigs all of which
can and will be sold low.
DC. HAWKINS.
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Feb. %
.S'D GFs'E.

NOR sale E.lLU.iBLE TR.fCT OF LAND,
L. lying near to Amherst Court House, and on the
Stage road leading to Iynchburg 1t adons the Lands
Of Benz Brown, James p. Garland and others, and
lans about 800 ..Ci1Es, good part Of which is
valuable Creek Flats, which would produce Timothy.
The Tract is part and the chief part Of the Tract for
mcrly the residence oReubcn Coleman dee and snade
up of several lots divided amongst the widow and
children of said Coleman. but the widow having re-
Gently died the parties interested will sell the whole to
gether. The title will be made un1ucsonahly good to
the purctascr.-Terms Of sale--one third of the pur-
chase in hand, and and two years, equal payments
for the residue 1t will be Offered for sale the high
est bidder. at Amherst Court House the Sd Monday
in April next, that being Court day
JOHN THO NPSON, Jr.,
agent for the parties interested.
March % lisa
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tNiE WARD ELECTION for SIX Aldermen and
SIX Common Council men. in each ward. IN the
own Of lynchburg, will take place pursuant to an act Of
assembly, entitled IAN act Ia ann nj act entitled an
,ct dividing the town OF ynchhurg into wards, and for
,ther purposes" passed Feb 10, lt30, on the first
Tuesday in April ncNt-and will he held in the Lynch
Ward No. being all that part Of said town below tho
alley extending from the river to 10Th street, in the
tenement on Main street, occupied by Captain Melville
Fabo. being the same that lately occupied by Mr..
]ohn lloillns; and in Henry Wand, No. = being all
that part Of town above LIST alley extending from the riv
10 l2th street, in the house Main street. lately
cnpied by Barley < Rnckrr. one door above Hancock
x Adams's Store HENRY DUNINNGTON,
Serst. OF the Cooperation Of Lyncbburg.
Feb. 20 tide
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battle She will ropol force with force and she will ap
peal TO the Judgment Of the universe upon such an az
gresson. UNJUST n II would be violent.
Like every phanthroplc man, appreciate the bless
ngs Of peace, and admit that has its disasters. il
vclssitudos and its dangers-but peace bought al The
expense Of the dignity Ola nation. Is inadmssih,
peace, and 10 II We must prefer war, which may say,
our honor, whatever may DO the results 1t may entai
-in U.S. fully appreciate the prblematc condition
OF Texas, and have before the cnire OF H.
consequences believe war 10 be- necessary. heliov,
II 10 be measure indispensable 10 the salvation OF Mex
leo, ahd thsi her Government will not faithfully perform
her duties II she does not strain her resources 10 The
utmost, boldly 10 enforce full confession ot her jus
tee
You have yourself seem that unexpected and sur
prsng freak Of fortune alone prevented the total ruin OF
The remains otthe Texan army, which had already osi
the greater par, ot the territory depending upon its de
fence Still greater efforts, than those attempted ri
that period still he made. and shall he, for have The
will and the power sufficient which God aud the Mex
can people have given me to establish solldy the honor
OF the nation govern.
III the mediation Of the Guvornmcnsot Great Britain
and the United States had for lis object any reasonable
adjustment IN which We're not compromised the !aconles
blo rights ot the nation 10 territory nsurpod under
the name ot an independent nation. would not refuse ii
admit II, as we'll on account OF my respect Tor those Gov
ornmens from due consideration of the interests Of
humanity but II this principle is 10 be brought into que.
ton. MeNcans prefer the tolls of war satisfied tina,
Supreme Judge OF the social world to support the JUS
tee ol our cause by triumph which will not perycr
to the oppression aud determination Of Texas.
The prisoners from Santa lie have been treated ac
codng To the usages III cases oil prisoners o war, tor a.
such humanity requires ms to consider lhem without
however dlsregardlng prudent measures Of security.
have ordered the youths ' an Ness aud Coonhs 10 be
placed IN absolute library through consideration Ion III,
respectable families IN the /. y. 10 which they belong
and To give testimony that the Mexican Govornu, nj
knows how IN temper the severity OF It's justice by
surcs OF lcniiy aud cnnmiscratnn.
From Mr.. Samuel Houston. from yuurs' II and iluu
two Of three other Texans, have received many hin,
attentions. So far my delicate duties n Chic, oi til,
nation vii permit me. shall he most happy, pr
vale lndv mual, gratefully Ia repay them, in whaiesc
misfortune inconstan late may prepare lof thrm uu
Sir, are fully able 10 appreciate the extent oi my ohRa
lions, you know my personal character, and fatlc
myself YIN will aceop, the sincere pot stations will
which repeat myself
4 a -,
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.s1Nath.
U "THE LYNCHBURh VIRGINIAN,'

ID IT Z Ut No 1DJ no IhN n IN,
Is published sen'cseky, (ereyy .H0ndy and Thu sday
at -Four Dollars per dnaian payable in ddcance. No sub
ssption TOLL rcceired for shorter ne hni SIR months
and paper H be discontinued (ercepf at the discretion
of hte Edtors) untu all arrearogss pad.
a. EMBELLISHMENTS inserted at 30 ceafs pc,
square (or less for the FIST Insertion, and 374 cents o'
every subsequent insertion,
EVERY .9DTERTISER is required to note, hls
manuscript hoie long he iseS hs advertisement inserted
s. advertisement noted tr be inserted IA its dis
continuance be ordered
FOR YEARLY .1DJERTISLNG the terms fo'
the privilege oft,ro squares, $40 tor 'qure, SIS fo'
square, inner toIn >5j.
81 JOB PRINTING; crscutei neatly and Srpcditious
Y, aud reasonable terms.
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In pursuance of order of the Court of Hastings for
the Cooperation of Lynchburg, poll will be held, at
the time Of holding the Ward election for Aldcrmenand
Common Councmen ascertain the of the CHI
in regard to buildinga Court House, in this
Corporation HENRY DUNNINGTON,
Serg OF the Cooperation Of I.ynchburg.
Bob. % LA
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JOEE e. IEF y w q II
ATTORNEY At LAW,

XNIII practise in the Superior and County Courts OF
w Amherst, Bedford and Campbell. lie will like
wise practice in the several Courts for the Corporation
of Lynchburg. Prompt and careful attention VIII be CIV
en- to all business entrusted 10 him.
Address. yellow Branch" Campbell
March 3 I'M.
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II ~ u Il lOr Uic.

Il a ~ a LOT = al
WILL SELL, at public auction, "Wednesday
l. the goth Of April.
Il II II Il { + o + l. 4 " ID
on Aliens Creek, in the County of Pitsylvania con
tanning
o 0 e u r.
adjoining the Lands of John McIIaney Pleasant Iayne
John Owen and others The Land is we'll tinbero,i
and very productive in Tic culture of Tobacco. Wheat
Corn, sc. There is the and an excellent Mill
Seal in "A good ncghborlood for a Mil.
Any pers DESTROYS Of purchasing valuable Farm is
requested 10 examine tbs Land. which will Ice shown
by Mr.. } Inn Miller. the present tenant.
TER MS-6no halt IN SIN months, the balance in
one and two years. Z. g. l.. GRASI1.
March II t2OA
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AUCTION AHEs (eNas MISSION
Rfsl.ss NEAS.
.WEk T.fLHDT.

.
7IAVING removed to the house recently occupied
IL by Mr.. John lIollins, nearly opporte the Market
House, tenders his services 10 his friends and the pub
lie, as
Auction and Commission Merchant.
tie will attend to the sale of Real Estate, Negroes,
slors,s, and every description Of Merchandise
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers IN Nc
groes, well pretty extensive acquaintance In the
contiguous neinhhorhood. will afford him every facility
in the sse off that species of property His spacious store
room and cellar will enable him to keep in good condl-
Ion every article of merchandise he may receive
tlgninent.
He deems it futile to make flourish of promise and
Will, therefore, only say, that he will be grateful Tor pat
ronage and those who lcatuw IT, may rely upon justice
at his hands
lie will take charge Of Negroes to be offered for sale
either privately publicly and board them at 20 cents
per day until the sale is Effected Reasonable advances on
property III hand.
REFERENCES
Sn'htson n, Darts, 81. John J. p,rsis
Richard TREE JOIN, Ihtlins
'uchinney s. .Nosby Henry Dar'S
'ucCorLih s. .NcDnud Uite, 1Wdy q hrme
B,rton g. Rodes Iincock g. ,iddnls,
The Richmond (Country) Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send ac'
count to this office for collection.
Dec 10 is
ORRANGES AsD LEMONS.
IN BONES ORANGES.
~ 80 do Lemons in fine order For sale low
ior cash. by t. W NANCEN.
March T.
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n ~ ~ - r 4 e. II
LILRUIIN ii. TIsIGG,

At'OrnFy Inv,
VNHL PRACTISE in the several Courts tor the
w Corporation of Lynchburg. and IN the superior
Ills effects on the street leading to Martins Warehouse
doors below RJblnson SablcrS corner.
Jan. 27
y.l,ul,. for sale nj tI,iH Office.
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~ our obi servant,
ANTONIO LOiEZ DE SANTA ANA.

(Confdenlial) dated l3h January. 1912, ON beard
the steamer Forth ON lis voyage between Havana and
New Orleans, from England
To his Excolency General Santa Ana.
President ol the Mexican Republic
''Sir--Although am ciiiacn Of the United States
the Government of Texas has commissioned Ia ub
tain tho recognition OF independence hy the European
powers, and To transact certain fiscal operations, III
whose successful termination am returning 10 Texas. t.
obtain ratification Of lis Government.
Il am induced 10 take this step. mol from any fear Tia
Mexico should break hoshos with the Government o
frupo Of Texas take the liberty ofpnpsl to you
ENee,ncy, Of yon think II consistent with the honor
and interest o NcNico that treaty Of peace and lim
taion should be entered INTO with Texas upon the bass
oil an Indemniration Of five millions Of dollars which
place in London lr this Object, within three weeks
after receipt flhc agreement together with Two hundred
thousand dollars, which viii be- secretly placed Mt the
disposal of the agcnls Of the Mexican Government.
ifyour Excelcncy desires peace at this price. addcs,
to your NJ New Orleans, under Of H.,
Eaellsh Consul. hy return Of the steamer.
= am, ST. with the greatest consideration,
Your very obedient servant.
81 HAMILTON.
'''To His Exccllcncy General Santa Ana"
"iour Excollency may address your letter to Genera
James Hamilton. have written with great haste, 1t
order not 10 lose the present Opportunity.
Your ENcellency will have the goodness. if you IN
this letter 10 do it IN English To avoid the transIa
ten Of confidential letter, in which character vii
consider your answer.
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HANING removed to the house recently occupied
Il by Mr.. John lollins, nearly opporite the Market
House, tenders his services 10 his friends and the pub
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ORANGES AsD LEMONS.

NIH HONF.S VIt.N.NN'tIN,
~ 80 do Lemons in fine order. For sale 10"
Tor cash. by t. W. NANCEN
March t.
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no LOPEZ DE SANTA ANA"
Answer.

CHARLEsroN, :. e, Mlrch It, Tx
To his Errcllcnry DON .1utouo Lopc; dc Santa ina,
President ofhe republic IF .herico.
Sir Although have not had the honor to receive in
manuscript the letter which you have addressed me
through the Gazette Of Mexico under date Of the 18Th
February, feel too scnsbly this distinction nsko
my acknowledgement through similar medium.
However gross the violation Of confidence Of which
your cXccency has been guilty in publishing letter
marked confidential, (Which seal you have yourself re-
cognzed,) u will take exception to your employing the
occasion OF Wanting your honesty and catering for
popularity Of which you may stand greatly in noed.
When offered you an indemnity Of five millions OF
dollars for paclfcalon and boundary between the Re
putlcs Of Texas and Mexico. acted under commission
which vas unrevohed by the Government ftle f'mer,
ard under which had negotiated treaty Of mediation
with the Government Of her Britannia Majesty prosd-
ng f5r the plynet Of his sum tar the same obiecs.-
Jhe supplementary IL tlt9 hundred thousand 1olr.
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WARD giE.s.ags'sON.

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