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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-08
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
yIT:il:,p, J11Nt... '-.--
49,
; Bill for Partition.

o. D. TILL Bill for Partition.
N Office Is HEhEBY GIVEN. that by
~ order Of the Court e Euni,v I will will sell
to the highest bidder at Edgefld Court House.
on the first Monday in Decembefaext the reuI
estate Of James Wilson, decd; sn,a,a in the the
District and State aforesaid, on the %,,ers m or
Ninety-Six Creek, containing one thohsSnd
acres, more or less, part oft adjoining lano>
Of Charles Carter, Reuben Cooper, and others,
and part Of it being the tract of seven hundred
acres, more or less, granted in 1918, to James
McCracken, Executor of said Wilson, then
bounded by lands of Alexander Travis, Charles
Cooper, and others; in five separate tracts ac-
cording to plots ofresnrvey, which will be ex-
hibted on the day of sale. on credit of one
and two years, the second payment to bear in
terest after twelve months from the day fsale,
except the costs. Which must by be paid in cash 4;
the purchasers TO give bonds and persoal secu-
rity, and mortgages of the premises TO secure
the purshase money.
H. A. JONES, C. E. A.. D.
Abbeyille c. Fl. Com'rs. Office, Nov. 2, ls43
Nov.2 (S4 844) At 4l
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Earthquake.-Col. Hatch informs us
that an unusual rumbling noise was heard
on Tuesday morning at 10 minutes before
s O'Clock, in The towns of Canton, Sharon,
Stoughton, Easton, South Dedham, and
other towns in that vicinity. The first
sound was like heavy explosion, bul it
continued like the rumbIing of thunder for
upwards of minute and :hen died away.
The houses were sensibly shaken in the
towns above mentioned, the doors were
Jared open. and dishes ON the breakfast
tables ra,tled. Various conjecIures were
given as 10 The cause, but from the heavy
and continued shaking Of the ground for
so great distance, it was generally be-
lieved 10 have been a slight shock of an
earthquake. although such phenomeua are
rare in this quarler.-Neao Bedford Mer.
curry.
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Notice,

A N ELECTION for Sheriff and Ordinary
IA of Edge6eld District, will be held OIL the
second Monday in January next and the day
following, at the following places of election in
said District, viz:
Longmires, Dunton's, Moore's. Mosley's,
Rochels, Parks, Red Hill, Howard's, Col
ler's, Clouds, Pine House, Hamburg, Beach
Island, Powels RandalPs Boulwars's, Court
House, Ridge, Longs, Mount Willing. Per-
ry's, Coleman's. Richardson's, Christie's, Al.
lens, Smyley's, Sheppards, aud Dorn's.
The Managers will NEE, at Edge6eld Court
House on the day following, wednesday,
count the votes and declare the election.
GEO. POPE, C. P.
Edge6eld C. H. Clerks Office, Oct. 80, l843.
Nov. lot 4O
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Six Tracts of Land,

containing in the whole about sixteen hun
dred acres of excellent land, belonging 10
The estate of VIM. SWom, Sen'r. decd.
The main body of the land lies on Tur-
key Creek, aud is admirably adapted 10
the growth Of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, and
every variety of small grain. Five of the
tracts have comfortable dwellings and ne
cessary out buildings. The fencing of The
whole are in lolerable good order. There
is portion of woodland attached to each
tract. Further particulars OF the land will
be given on the day Of renting.
WILLIAM STROM,
administrator.
N0vr.S q 41
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commercial.

HAMgURG October 81.
Cotton.-We have nothing particular 10 say
about our market this week; only that prices
are reirograding. and buyers are disposed to
give way from our quotations of last Tuesday.
The market will gradually droop until we get
have been short for The past four days. Prices
yange from to "a cts. principal sales Ct to
CTS. But, we advise he planters to hold on
for while, and not sacrifice their Cotton.
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State of South Carolina.

state Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
PY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
.D Ordinary of Edgefeld District.
Whereas, William Rushton, hath ap-
piled 10 me for Letters OF Administration,
on all and singular The goods and challels.
rights and credits Of Mary Rushton, last of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and adnon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of The said deceased, TO be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Courl for
the said District TO be holden at Edge6eld
Court House on the 20Ih of Nov. Is43,
to show cause, if any, why the said Ad-
minislra,ion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 9TH
day of Nov. one thousand eight hun.
dred and forty three. d in the sixty-eighlh
year Of American Independence.
o. TOWLES, o. F.. d.
Nov. s, lS43. (S2 l2A) b Al
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Nov. 6, l843.
Notice.

NOGHCe.
WILL BE SOLD. at The late resi-
Wv dence of Nicholas Lowe, deceased,
on Tuesday the 5lh day of December nexr,
all the real estate of said deceased, consist
ing of
TeUO Tracts of Land,
part Of each in fine state of cultivation,
with all the necessary buildings. situate
upon the great thoroughfare leading from
Hamburg to AbbevlIe Court House, long
known as good country stand for husi-
ness, on a credit of one and TWO years.
ALso-A fine stock OF
Horses, Mules. Cattle, Hogs, &
Sheep,
Plantation Tools, Household g. Kithen
Furniture, and the present crop of Corn,
Fodder, Wheat and Oats, on a credit of
twelve months. Further terms made
known on The 'lay of sale.
A. LOWE,
LITTLETON A. BROOKS,
Executors.
Nov. 4t Al
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COLUMBIA. November 9

Cotton.-The receipts this week have been
comparatively small and prices have receded
about 4 of cent from The advance of To :,
on the arrival, last week, of the favorable Ii
verpool accounts by the Hihernia-the subse
qnent decline arising from the intelligence that
there had been no corresponding advance i'll
the Northern markets. We now quote prices
of new Cotton, ai 81 II cts., extremes most
sales at 81 7.-Carolinian.
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Notice.

A LII Persons are forwarned from trading
IA for a Note Of hand, given by Joab Kill
crease 10 the subscriber. for the sum OF sixteen
dollars and fifty cents, and now in the posses.
sion of Josiah King. Also, forewarn the said
J. Kilcrcase from paying the said note to any
person but myself
THOMAS PRINCE.
Nov. s IT. 4l
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State of South Carolina.
DGEFlELD DISTRICT.

PY OLIVER TOWLES, ESQUIRE
~ Ordinary of Edgefield District.
Whereas, A. w. Burt, hath applied to
me for Letters of Administrationion all and
singular the goods and chatlles, rights and
credits Of Ezekiel Broadwater, late of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and cred
itors of The said deceased, 10 be and appear
eSore me, at our next Ordinary's Court
io' Il IS said District to be holden at Edge
iela oe,et House on the 20lh instant,
10 s';O~ s. :ase. if any, why the said Ad.
G;ven a"Un undar ds">4ld A not be granted.
day ofNovember, ohS.bonsand aIs; s;nb, li b,,u ~"
dred and forty three, afi~, ,he .; ~ a;nh, Go
year of American Independe,os ''o"'
o. TOWLESS
Nov.8 [S2 I2] Ell
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The following paragraph is copied from
che 81. Augustine News:
The Runa,cay Negroes.-We learn that
the seven negroes who stole a boat and
ranaway shorliime since, have certainly
left tie coast, and are now, il is more than
probable. at the Bahamas! To the crime
of neft, they have added that of murder !;
anu il remains to be seen. what disposition
ow Governmen, will make in this matter,
fiaught as it is with such importance to
the interests of the Southern States. Uu-
der he Treaty, if il is not mere baggat-
ellie. we have no doubt they would be re-
turned and the supremancy of The laws
yindicated, for the wauton destruction of
life al Key Biscayne.
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NOTICE,

A LII persuns having demands against
IA the estule Of Charles Nix. are requested to
present them in due form to the subscribers,
and those indebted to the said estate are rcquir-
ed to make payment without delay.
EBENEZER CHAMBERLAIN,
WILLIAM ROBERTSON,
administrators.
Nov. 6, 1843. If al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-08

Punishment for Adulterry.-George
Cook ofDerby Coun. charged with adul.
erry, was arraisned before the Supreme
Court sitting at New Haven, plead guilty
and sentenced by Judge Church 10 the
State Prison for wears.
This crime was punished by the Pur,iaDs
with death.
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Notice.
Nov. 8

A LII persons having demands against
IA the estate of John Turner, late of this Dis
irict, decd. ale requested TO hund them in, pro-
pery attesled. accordingto law, and all persons
Indebted to said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
A. SHARPTON. Executor.
Nov. S If 4I
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R MENEAH4.
" Tie siLl:en tie that binds t,Oo ,0iilino Ieo
MARRIED

On the 3lst ult by J. Hill. Esq, Mr.. RrcH-
ARD BAYLEY, Of Grace Hill, Ireland, to Miss
SARAH ktmBRELL, of this District.
On the 2nd INST. by the Rev. J. nj Chiles,
Mr., JOHN b. HARRISON. to Miss LUCINDA XII.
CREASE. all of this District.
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Final Notice.

A IL Persons indebted 10 the Subscriber.
IA on Notes and Accounts, due in nv old
business. which expired the Est January, is43,
are hereby notified that longer indulnence can
not be given. E. B. PRESLEY.
EdgeGeld, Oct 10, 1913 .tfS7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-08
Head Quarters,
COLUMBIA, Both October, 1943.

Order, No. -
I'D RIGADIER- GENERAL M L. BON
LID HAM having been elected and commits
stoned Major General of the First Division of
South Carolina Militia, will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly.
By order of the ommander.in.Ch Chief:
]. w. CANTEY,
Agt. s ms. Gen.
Nov. 8 1t al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-08

Frefghts remain as at last notice. Our
wharves are crowded with Cotton for the Steam
boats on the way. There is little or no Cotton
at the Rail Rond. River in pretty good boating
order.--Journul.
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STATE OF s. CAROLIN.4,

L ~
EDGEFLELD DISTRICT.
pY OLIVER T0WLES, Esquire.
I'D Ordinary of Edge6eld District.
Whereas, Charles Freeman, hath ap-
piled to me for Letters of Administration
90 all and singular the goods aud cbattels,
rights, aud credits Of Catherine Whillen,
late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon
sh all and singular The Kindred and credi-
lors of The said deceased, to be and appear
before me, at our next Ordiuary's Court
for the said District TO be holden al Edge
field Court House on the 20lh of November
Insl., to show cause, if any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 9TH
day of Novr. one thousand eight hun
dred aud forty three, & in the sixty eighth
year of American independence.
o, TOWLES. o. Ed.
Novr.7, ls43. [s2 III 2t Al
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NOTICE.

NUH
o. IL persons having demands against Allen
IN Anderson, Senr., or his estate, are request.
ed TO present them duly attested TO the under
signed, and those indebted to the teslatcr are
notified that immediate payment is required
ALLEN ANDERSON, Jr, EL'tr.
September 6 lam3n 81
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Oliver Simpson,
vs.. FOrei1U dftdcL,neYt
Middleton Belk.
's$HE Plaintiff having this day filed his
declaration in this case, in my office, and
thedefendanthaving no wiieorattorney known
to be within This State, on whom copy of said
declaration, with ruleto plead can be served,
II is ordered, that the said defendant do plead
to the said declaration. within year and
day from the publication of this order, or find
andabsoluteiudgmentwill beawardcd against
him.
GEO. POPE, C. c.p.
Clerks Office Edgefeld c.. Ii. April 10, le43
April II G. Iy
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Notice.
just Opening,

A Few Bales & Casses offine CARPETS,
"A. Silk bound Whitney Blankets, Negro
Blankets and Kerseys, Linseys, Satinets, Ken.
tucky Jeans. Heavy Domestics for Servants
Dresses, and over twenty different styles Of
Brown Shirtings and Sheetlngs.
VIM KETCHAM g. Co.
Hamburg, Oct z, 10 81
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NOfjce
Notice

WS HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
IL be made to the Legislature at its next sea.
sion, for an Act Of Incorporation Of the Pal.
melto Fire Company ofEdgefeld.
August 26, 1643. TIM
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-08
State of South Carolina,

Slatt OF SOuCI CaFOIIna,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
G. L. q E. Penn & Co. } Declaration in sFo-
vs.. reign attachment.
Ann Z. Glascock. Debt.
VlNHE Plaintiffs having this day fled
u theirdeclaration in my office, and the De.
iendunt having no Attorney, known to be with
n the State, on whom copy of the same, with
a rule TO plead could be served Ii is ordered,
that the Defendant plead TO the said declare.
ton within a year and a day, or final and abso.
lutte judgment will be given against her.
Clerks Office. GEO. POPE, c.c.p.
yet. IL. 1912. G.&B. age 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-08

iNarine Disasters.- The New Orleans
Picayune says: We yesterday reported
the loss Of the Don Juan and the United
States, and gave many particulars Of those
casualties. We have since received more
minute details of them, (for which we have
not room) aud the following additional re-
port of marine disasters.
The night before the Uniled States was
lost she was in company with brig, which
il is feared was lost. with all on board, as
the spars and square rigged vessel were
seen by the keeper of the Abaco Light.
A barque was seen to pass the Hole in
the Wall after the gale, with jury masls
up-supposed to be the one seen of Berry
Islands.
A brig, supposed to be The Virginia, of
Boston, with sixry passengers on board,
was seen to sink of the same islands. All
hands perished, the catlrastrophe being in
full view of the shore. but the spectators
being unable 10 extend 10 them any assist.
ance.
The schooner Samuel has been lost at
Galliol Harbor all hands saved.
A Spanish brig has been lost close by
Nassau N. p. all hands saved.
A schooner belonging to Abaco haslike-
J, wise been lost, eight men eleven women
and TWO children on board. All lost
A sloop with five men on board of her
has likewise been los, on Abaco. A black
man found dead in her cabin, and It is
presumed all The rest were lost. We sell
dom have occasion TO chronicle such mel
ancholy details. pouring in upon US by a
single mail.
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State Of South Carolina.

State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DIS TRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Francis A. Conner, VS. I attachment.
George Conner. Debt.
THE said Plaintiff having filed his dec
4 laration in my Office asains, the said
Defendant. who is without the limits ofrhs
State: Ordered, that The said Defendant
doiappear and plead thereto. within year
and a day, from The fling Of the same.
otherwise final judgment will be awarded
against him.
J. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c, p.
Clerks Office, Dec9, 1912 eq AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-08

A Frontier DiGculty.-We take the
following from letter iu the N Y.Eypress
Of Friday las':-
"KiHGsroN (Canada,) Oct, %, lo43.
"The agent Of the 81. Regis Indians
informs me that he received amessage
FROM ST. Regis on Saturday ugII inform
ing him that the. American Indians in
the American village had declared that
the whole village Of ST. Regis was ceded
TO the United States by the Ashbnrton
Treaty. and set on BY certain designing
men, they had gone on stalking out aud
leasing the lands Of white men. The
British Indians in their perplexity were at
a loss TO determine what course to take,
and sent 10 the agent for instructions. The
agent, acting on the advice of Sir Charles
MetcaIf, directed to The British indians to
use whatever force was necessary to drive
the intruders from their part of the village,
to arrest all engaged in The business, and
send them to Montreal Jail; and il they are
not strong enough Of themselves, the aid
of her Majesty's forces will be promptly
furnished them. The whole business is
undoubtedly, The getting up of some design
ing men, who think they will be the gain
ers by creating a disturbance. The boun-
Diary. according to the Ashburton Treaty
is distinctly marked through the village.
and is the line that always separated The
two divisions ofih tribe-lhe British and
American Indians"
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Nov. S
Land for Rent.

THE Subscriber will offer for Rent, to
Il the highest bidder, at the house of
Mrs. Strom, (wilhin three quarters of
mile of Gilsal Church,) on Saturday the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-08
Notice.

Notice.
RY order of Oliver Towles, Ordinafyef
y Edge6eId District, will be sold, at The late
residence Of Susannah Christie. decd, on
wednesday the 18th of November next; all the
estate Of said deceased, both real and personal,
consisting Of a
iSlaazss Tract of Land,
oitna;e on Big Creek, together with
FIVE NEGROES:
Stock of various kinds, Corn Fodder. House-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c. On credit
OF twelve months.
JOSEPH GRIFFIN, Extr.
October lS At as
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Received this Week.,
SoME Fine Satin Striped, rich Figuredand
~ Plain black Mouse De LANES, AIpaccas,
Chusans, collins, Embassies, GingLams, and
rich SILKS.
VIM. KETCHAM 6 Co.
Hamburg. Oct7 1887
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hs
Charleston. s. C. Aug. % ST. 80
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25

that this event was considered Is q
preliminary step to the entire eyacua-
ton Of the Yucalan territory.
Articles were signed on he I'd ult.
BY which The Mexicans were to lay
down their srms,give up their artillery
and be conducted 70 Telchsc, whence
they were to embark within eight
days peremtorily for Tamplco. The
arms, munitions Of war, &C., were 70
be laken to Merida, and deposited in
the Arsenal there to be rendered up
to the Mexican Government at The
close Of the present contest We re-
gard this signal success Of the Yuca-
tecos as fatal to all hopes Of The Mex
lean government 10 re-eslablish its au-
thOriiy over that people, and Gen.
Ampudia, the Commander in-Chief
at Csmpsacby, will no doubt soon fol-
low the example Of his subordinate,
10 quickly retreating from the scene Of
his successive defeats. The indie
pendeucs Of Yucatan is now beyond
all question. TTOpie Of the 11h.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25

10 Great Britain, The duties on ia,
and their importation oft were incon-
sidsble lill 1890, By which time the
East India Company FIST thought the
article worthiheir attention as q branch
Of trade. In a few years the avarage
importation amounted to $4,000
pounds per annum, the average price
being les. IL 1921, the quantity Of
tea imported exceeded a million Of
pounds and from that period the
importation and consumption Of tea in
that country rapidly increased.
But few persons are probably a
ware Of the immense amount ofmoney
now paid every year TO the Chinese
for tea. The quantity Of this leaf con-
sumed in Great Britain is truly enor-
nous and although il Is freely used
BY all classes, il cannot be classed a.
mong the uecessaries Of lie ; il con-
tains litlle or no nutrimenl, and is I'M
doubleday injurious to some conslitu-
tons. We are told by the "Fanqui
in China" that the number of shop
keepers who in 1882 took out licenses
to sell this article by retail in the Uni
ted Kingdom, was one hundred and
one thousand six hundred and eighty
seven and we may suppose that the
amount has rather increased than d.
minished since that period. To sup
ply Them the East India Company,
during the last three or four years
before the expiration Of their charter,
imported no less than thirty-one mil
lion FIVE hundred thousand pounds Of
it annually, in which the proportion
ofgreen 10 black was about three and
a half to Eve. Since the opening
Of the free trade, a still greater quanii-
~ has been brought over so that in
1924; no fewer than one hundred and
fifty British vessels, Of eighty.two
thousand four hundred and seventy
tons register, resorted TO Whampoa,
and took away with them the enor-
nous quantity Of forty-lhree million
six hundred and lorty-one thousand
two hundred pounds Of tea. Since
this period the amount has rather d.
minished, the losses sustained some
what cooled the ardor ofthe specuIa-
tors but sill it has exceeded the av-
erage quantity imported by the East
India Company; the exports from
Canton from LIST October, 1886, 10
10Th Of April. 1857 beng tnWty
three million two hundred and eleven
thousand three hundred aud thiriy-two
pounds, ofwhioh the green bore the
proportion Of one to about three and a
half of the black kinds.
Boston Journal.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25
HIGHLY INTERESTING
FROM YUCATAN.
THE TEXAN SQUADRON AT
~nnrnr NTTU
CAMPEACHY,


By the arrival last evening Of the
schooner Sarah and Jane, Capt. Col-
fin, 4 days from Sisal (Yucatan, we
are placed in possession Of very late
and interesting intelligence from that
quarter.
Commodore Moore, with the Tex
ian Squadron, entered the port Of
Campeachy on the oath ult., and was
received with every demonstration Of
Joy and satisfaction.
The day previous TO his entering
Campeachy, while in sight Of that
port, he was becalmsd aud the Mexi-
can Steamers, Montezups aud Quad
aloupe, then at Lerma, ventured 10
make an attack upon him. Even
with all the advantages Of circumstan-
ces they can ever expect 10 have,
their attack was a most miserable ex-
hibition Ofpusillauimity. A few shots
from the Texan vessels suficed TO
righten them and they speedily took
shelter at Lerma, while the Austin
and Wharton went into Campeachy
uniniured. BY the very next arrival
from that region, we may expect to
be informed Of interesting naval Oper-
ations.-With the cooperation Of the
Yucaian naval force we confidently
expect that Commodore Moore viii
speedily annihilale the Mexican ma.
rine. We shall have letters giving
| fun and accurate intelligence, by th'
FIRST arrival from the vicinity Of Cam
peacby.
Not the least interesting portion o
the information brought BY Captain
Coffin last night, is that contained il
full files Of Merida papers ofthe capitu
lation Of the remains Of the Mexical
army intended for the subjBgation Q
lYucatan interior. Particulars Of th
precarious situation Of The Mexioa
| forces, on the road from Telohac {
Merida were published several day
since. The papers received last nigt
give full details ofthe fate Of thar al
my
The force under the command {
1 Don Matias de ia Penary BarragaI
occupying The town Of TixPeual hs
been compelled BY the distress whic
il had suffered for some time previous
TO cspitnlate to Gen. LlergO, the Y
cateco Commandans az Merida. Fl
yorable terms have been granted
the Mexicans, with TIE uudeFslandin