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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-15
State of South Carolina.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

RHlLTON CfIlLES who has been arrest.
I'VE. cd and is now confined within the bounds
of the jail Of !Abbcvillc District, Ly virtuo Of Il
capias nd sa,isIacicndum al the sui, Of Samuel
GIlncr. having fled his petition with n schedule
on oath, ofhis while estate AMI effects with tho
purpose OF oblun.rs Ing DcHc.it o: tiG Acts Of
the General Assembly, commonly called the
Inso,.cnt Debtor Acts.
Public notice Il ! creay given. that the pe;i.
ton Of the said Milton ChiLcs. will be- heard
in the Court Of Common Pleas Tor ibbcyiIIc
District. ut Ab5cville Court House. on Wed.
ucs,iay the Did day Of March next, or on such
other day rs the Court may order during the
term commencing OH the third Monday in
March next n, said place. And all The crcdi-
tors Of the said Milton Chilcs. are hereby sum.
'aoncd, personally or by attorney, then and
there in the sad Court. 10 shcw cause, ifany
they can, why the bcnrtitof the Acts aforesaid
should mol be granted TO the said Milton Chilcs
upon his executing the ssignmen, required
by the Acts aforesaid.
JOHN f. LIVINGSTON. &C. r.
Clerks Office. Deer. II, I542. (Sli SOY ~
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SpECIAI. OFFICE.

Proposals arc Invited Tor supply in. the follow.
ing Offices iG South Carolina. for tho nett
proceeds Of said offices respectively. limited
toasnm 10 be named III TIC proposals in each
cas-:
Ercl.heaI caIscy from Waicrboro, 20 miles
aTi back, once u week
B:uiiion fro1 GlaliamsvilIc. % miles and
back. Once 7 wcei:
Due Yves, corner from Abhcyillc, IL miles
and back, once u week
Liberty Hal! from Png.sciilc, s miles aud
back, once d week
L%yncl'wOod from Tiiief's Ferry,7 miles aud
back, oIoc a week
Sn'nbri'y from Double Branches. ) miles
and back. 0ncca week
Sandy Ran from 81. Matthews, Smiles and
back, ones Il week
Simpsons Mills from Mount Gallalcr, "a
miles aud back. once n week
H.ric Hail from frazicrsviiic, 6 miles and
back, once a wcck
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EnETyrV

Phui'c Mobiles, by her BMJ for ~faiH1eti0n
next friend. vs.. and
VIM. Mobiles, s O,hrrs. Aiimony.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction. tha, tho
n Defendant William Mobiles. resides with
on, the limits oftie State. Ordered, that the
said Defendant do plead, answer or demuy To
the cnmplainan,s bill. within three months
from the publication hereof or tho sud bill
viii be taken pro c~oufcsso against l,ins.
j. TERRY, CT. Esp. :
Nov. 2G. 1919. C.
March A. 3mf a.
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State of South Carolina,
bLD b'SAiNiSh
Susan Rhodcn, Applicant:

Susan Rhodcn, Applicant:
VS..
Pa,sey Rhoicu s. Others. Dch's.
TT appearing to my satisfaction lha,
Il Charles Rhodcn, and William Rhealeu.
two of the defendants in the above stated
case. reside beyond the limits Of this State.
/, is therefore ordered. that they appear
and ohjcc 10 the division or sale Of the
real estate II John Rhodcn. Decd, on or
before tho frs, day Of May next. or their
consent to the same will be entered Of re-
cord.
OLIVER TOWLES. o. E. D.
Feb S l2t 9
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
Joseph Jacobs and Elizabeth hiswifc, J
Applicant. So.

Elizabeth Finly and others.
1T appears to my satisfaction hat Ran
T. del Finiy and Cacla FinIy. TWO Of the
Defendants, reside without the limits Of
this State, il is therefore Ordered. that
they do appear and object TO the division
or sale oflhe Real Estate Of James Finly,
on or before The frs, Monday in April.
1915, or their conscn, 10 the same viii be
entered Of record.
DAVID LESLf. o. A. D.
Jan Is 3m 81
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
" H. CHRISTIAN CO, continue to ODER urva, S,r.io. n
w winter Dry Good.. among tbeu,-
sattinett-- at 81 and so ets- 10 fines,
Heavy Ksrseys and Linseys
fllnnel-, all eoors and qualities
CaleoeS at a. 81, :. 10 cts and finer
Cotons, al 6, = and
Beaehed Cotons, yard wide. Al et.
Cheap Blankets, for
sikbound and Whitney Bed Bank.,s
And general variety Of Fancy Goods VIII no 4 =. ,,., 49,,
gains for cash n ~ M ,tIpYsrrt. 49, ~
de '''A'-'-' . ~ 20"
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p Sewa Of Columbia College. city Washington says -
II ha'" carefully eSamined Dr. A. Hus an nr r. Thomp
sn apparatus referred and them a. radically ami
-entaly different in their construction.
he general and leading difference hose suits o. apo
aus - that while Dr. Hurs aFyri bu, marital .
@ 70 ur uterus and Other v-eea and a very uneofora
DC manner Dr. ThomP-on calculated AFFORD much beusr
support and DO 1fc and comfortably. Ienn.sr the .
o. Ut hn Instrument Intellectual AMI orn regard DR.
lhonl-on- a. ALWAYS safe and ofen highly beneficial
having pointed other important differences DR. seWau ron.
clude~- >'
~ Ihon~ons apparatus has wedge stopper Or pessary
which constitutes important difference between them
We have IN our possession other from Physicians well
Known throughout ihr state which oT-n the inspection Of
those who wish them although any physra Or fr
pns acquainted with the anatomy q the parts on -psco
De
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RICHMOND DAILY WING:
az AlENANpEis NIOsEIEN

TEEss svp.oRrroSTo City subscribers 500 p.t y.a,
and f0T shorter period sent By rs so-payab< In
al saI-. in advance.
ADvrsr,sofor square hines or les one in.sr
ton 70 cents two insertions 81 ~! thrve VI and
every -neeeedng insertion ~ oeuts.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number Of Insertions OF Advertisement. noted on ,he
Ms they viii be TO b. stopped and eha,r
cd accordingly by- Orders to stop also he writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares ana in thu,
proportion for advertisements Of length and $50 for
square; except Auetoneer- and o. charged
$780, paper incluiedl
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
4 s.. LN0N'S

Has reeevi h- v's OF hc ol'Nnr authors ,ha,p EDITION VIZ
BNlrLDiNCs THfs Jones' tO1 rlres so rts
u smolcfs Eoi,nsh Eau.i1m IS cia
Dickens Nrhu1s N.ts.hy So -ts oliver Twist es 90.
Lovers lisnl, Nn'.. tHsnH,e. so etc.
Cooper. sl, so Two Nimrf. 90 ss WIN. anil WIN. 90
ci.. 2vois. each.
Chas Lover. Jt,. Hinton hound with platte. o. r p,f CO.
plates 30 cts. Do wiiH.ut Iiltrs 50 e.
AZ of HarcTs Library vet Novcis Al p ca. ...b
New Wuh Aunus Christmas sni New Years p.s.rt 3d.. f.
New Woi edition.. II tls NEIGHBOURS Fankr Fv,-. , fo.
buac rcrc''l krcua isucrs from RaHr We-err r,a.
Pauhn"-a ue 81 Normandy Memoirs 81 the tu.eps III r,ps
with nrees OF the Royal Fl,orss Norsv Fru.,cr tf a.,
each lifc of HEM Clay l2l cts
nrother jonathan editions of ruref Hopkins The N. r,,
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Fu nenDOrs Marriage ia iIsh Life, IS es
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Two THOUSAND bs yeni-on Hams barrel. rou ~,
= tef-5o arkn' Butter fOr ale By
HS JOHN n SoRDoN
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ROBERT MOTT.
Hou--. sign Pnin,er ana s.t,z,.r

NIt &spr rae EFcAssSs B-ak, RSA-.-A r,o,-,
NJ received further -uPp3 Of Cop~l ana osA.r
Nafnsbss with Painter. Br-be. Al, 49,.
Hen 81 fench ami ArTican Window stiO q,
9oi" nehe all q vhirh h. wOrs up 90 the
REASONABLE y - -
h-A AIEs sF4y Of soap Stone Paint low "a
pefor paint hnf Tin oT -hngled Roofs RN
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NEGRO HIRING.

WE sub.eber to The hiring Of Negroes. both pub
u licly and privately. - -
o. - R. ". DICKINSON
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BU CA ELE WIS
ANTIBILLI0US PILLS.

'ENhE INVENTOR and Proprietor of these
Fh- = an experienced physician has been pfe-rbinr
ana improving them fot twenty are ,o,l N ,o
superior 10 any made The sescon best Ingredient. at
Just proportion IN the compound superior TO os,r p
ge No purzaiVes have .Fc6 the blo ,h.y do
h"' ensr th- blood Different differently IN IN.
stomach AMI ine-nes Tbe Office pugatis- and eatlre n
denes Is tn retnovs from the bow.ss an n
hsaty matters and thereby enable perform
properly for which purI-e physician. at the s, -. th.
P the preference all others. person. going "a 10 the
south AMI West where bilious prevail ,ou have mr.
ply OF t1sm They perfectly safe T--e Pills need
NJ pans' what can be done ~ ben.h, Of
tho-e who brm. they wi
DR. DrcEEtEw- Eve PowDsEFor weak eyes and
sore ryed- These Powder when on WATER n. al
rseied most sf.ctal remedy ahordn IN. ua,pt tn = IN
OF an experienced physician without srJenss.
DH BrcEELEw- CEoUF. HIVE
a. directed -urIa~- the skin physicians
DR. BrtNELE~s NrpLE PowpEE--Th-- pov,-r- h,v. b.e,
long known the test the cure n n,.v,
ton OF sore nPp- and sre that only necessary To .ay where
they be had. - $3.50
The above medicines wholesale of DR. Hr:RD
corner Of Wa-ngion streets. and Of Dr BtC
LW corner Of Greenwich Liberty streets New York CIV
gJ- sold BY }. u. EusTACE Son p JOHNSTON and
JAMES BLAIR Richmond Va -
3o-iSf<cwu
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TO FAMILIES AND INyALIDS = !

IL
RALDNESS.-BALN OF COLUMBIA, for the
- HAIR which vii stop Il falling out or rcsore it on b,B
psess and On ehiren make rP tose Tho have
1- Fnd the name Of CoMsroCK co on H. or p,ve, tn H.
HheuInati-m aud LAnENESS positively cured. sus Oh
,,4,- "'-s a-s 'Hs' are restored in te Cd young BY The
'ef without the name Of CoNsroCK co ont
PILES &c wholly prevented or governed the arl,k
sTuCK Il co my '''"'N' from OoN
DR.. SPohn's Headache Remedy will saeetaany cure
/ families arr using with great ioy
DIR. bartholomew Exprctornn,., lake, ID. ,,0. ,p
ZEN; % cur az mspcn Coughs Csi and Con.umption-
Remember The nafne AMI get CpMSrOCks
DnIlcyf~ Magical Pain Extractor SoI,c-,r,.
/ AMI SCALDS. ~
10 ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LE,rHTR n ANY FORM
OIL OF TANNIN, Or, Leather Hestorer: A S,,
converted info leather by d. Of Tannn extracted from certain
s',Ss a.
When ue force ami the Tlnnn is WON ont ,t
~ become d,nt 1ni dy bt" cracked covered win rr
&c t'' az kasr 90 restore then. m se,fss., s,r,s. sga
sH'e''-sss and remove u.s. or bs.r-,,,,.,, "a,
hs substance H. heather receive The sccorifs.
"'t virtues ~ are IN . sele. the OH, or TANNtN which
Pensirate me sutcsi AMI hltc leather n h , been ,s,
n U.s. and h sr- easily with ,bc fingers unglr,s at oasc
het BOO Ill respects with delightful sonne. ami r.b All s
an caihef completely ami perfectly v,,cfrarur
r ~ ''Inf' toys hr'"--. h0-r. trunks snd heta1
wings 'de Of entr giving splendid psh higher than new
MANNER the leather Is used THESE ARE FACTS
CORNS.-rbs Frencb Plaster is .urr cure.
Fast Indian Hair Die, colours any shsds YOU
wish but vii ~
Lin's spread PIastcrs; better sni more nice ,ri ma
NJ article newer VS. "'ie AZ SHOULD regularly
Snrsu pm riiiR-CuusrOCK-s CONPOt'Np rxr-p AIT
There b pr o'f rr'rii'n ofsara1arna that exceed ~ equal
thu hyou Com-tocks YOU win srt n y, r
others dors MT require putting
AnImstock'- Nernafuge VIII eradicate an Worm. ID,
e'',ir'n 't 'dnHe with ccua nt, quite sston..h,lr
Hor'e r ls' s'ys Eos Bone sayin wiriGsu. a.. ar,
u',n ~ NVltS SFhIflCi aud FOy NDERED Tor-~. sp,.
eeI'd ~ N'oFS Founder Ointment. Mafk tb.. an
to ale IN Richmond BY Feyton Johnston ,nd G,vr,r A L.
@ one lr above hc Bel Tavern. Pcfcburr Va b, VIM
- = ' ~ '''''''' ~ 7antl- - lay dc9S-ctafGm
II ADihs' ON EH NHOtS.--Ju-t received another supply
OF 'ne handsome over Shoes AMI beautiful ,rels
100 The adie--inade Of patent rubber
all sAvtyt rr-rDry
'er-So hrhn' Butter, tot ak b,
FS Join n. GORDON
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fhe thItsktu and Nip HrORnns I
SO. S2 so. san
" have beautiful assortment Of ns aue C.h, All
Mp hi'g'nS ade expressly order and can be recon-
urnled Nhh W. are enng az the VERY low prter.
BURLINGTON A co. Mansion Iouzs - 49, ~ ~ a,
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Newspaper and General Agency
office. Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER,

y ~ d III LIT IVh " FhDI-NG, i-ND GENLRIL
iGENT
ffIfS 10 order with greater pronpttl- regularity than
- any other house and on ths terms IA London
Day FaT-f Tor 70 los Sterling per annum Sev.uap.r Pe
currents shipping Lists Magazines and L. all pau of tb.
ned SA'c- CanadI. Nova BrnsNiek by The
Mai steamers sailing the 9Th and each month IRON. II
Ner a. We" rs by those from Bristol and Southampton AMI to al
u" Wet nian island Mexico ard Texas b thc Royal Ma.
steamer SAILING even fortnight from Falmouth.
g w VIII receive Cons
70 Ms care shall BE- puneiuay forwarded their destination ANY
description OF Goods purchased and foraa order
Next Of kin AMI all other description advertisements rri
for insertion IN al the European publications
N.b-Nl orders should be adb.ss,d CHARLES WILMER"
IN iu ana none VIII be ATTENDED To accompanied remit
ne' of reference for payment Lvsrool OF Lonon
iiUu-l- de
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IHNHE fOErs AND POETRY or AMERCA--rbe Poets and
- Poetry n America, By Rufus w. GrsHoh elegantly sound
sni Illustrated received anil fef norssfofo "
SMITH. DINNER A. NORRIS
Dc 90 late eHnif 4 psfrlsr
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ENAsTERN LUMBER &c
~ $4,000 feet Eastern inc Boani-
10000 Laths
5000 Shingles
n " Ps D'osahs cargo Of sehr Cues, landing Sandy
0S, 5o' aH y SHIELDS Il soMERvuLR
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OSI or misplaced from our Store on Cary
street on the night o the IRE house of r. Trp
son two boxes single oaf and half boSs- Of W
Woos sugar. hafboIcs Of Tobacco thr.. bore,
Barnes Co.'S Axes. Of Indigo and one barrel of AM
information about ~ad goods viii thankfully received
dee7 pAPRtsu A pr ,zrr1
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To Physicians.
DR. RIO. THONPsON's PELVIC CORSET

NINtINNNT 7,
nave carefully eHamined the Uterine Truss invented b R
thompson oi columbus IN this confidently
mai : unquestonahy the most perfect instrument Of
me KIND ever oered 20 the pubic. essentially IN -. con
,iction from tty BY
respects a FAR superior instrument
Ihe Doctor has conferred benefit society by the nyp
"'n o. ms tTIss JNO. EBERLE. ". D.
Of Ohio. " ~ 0''s'
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BROWN g. TAYLOR,
Commission Merchants,
Havt ~ sroRr, COMMISSIONS. a~p orrEa foa t.tF
4 = BBlS Family Flour lvsnous brandsl
- zoo 90 era supeffne Do
s. do Mackcrei no. I, and D.
90 do d no. andg
20 DO 10 no. %
100 boxes sealed Hcrrinrs
90 10 Sperm Candies
boxes Woosey n WooI-ey Lasf SUGAR soBht. ,,s,.4,
bbs do do crushed DO
1900 lbs Mountain Lard
5000 Unsiinl scrav
20 drkins Mountain Butter
l2 do Goshen Do
Mountain R0u 10
Roses Chemical Wan CanBss
Fhis rupCrfne and F1olt
Casks Goshen Cheese
Mountain do
Nenson Hams
Dsls's Patent Platform seaiss
10. do. Counter Do
Wttcrs Patent Fire proof Book Safes hI0
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25

In Great Britain. the duties On tea,
and their importation Of il, were incon-
sidable till 1890, by which time the
East India Company FIRST thought the
article worth their attention as q branch
of trade. Ia few years the avarage
importation amounted to $4,000
pounds per annum, the average price
being los. In 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 lew persons are probably a.
ware OF the immense amount of money
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 it is freely used
by all classes, it cannot be classed a.
mong the necessaries of life it con-
talns little or no nutriment, and is un-
doubleday injurious to some constitu-
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 di-
minished since that period. To sup
ply lhem' 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 TO black was about three and
a half to FIVE. Since the opening
of the free trade, still greater quanti-
ty has been brought over so that 10
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-three million
six hundrtd and forty-one thousand
two hundred pounds of tea. Since
this period the amount has rather di-
minished, the losses sustained some
what cooled the ardor ofthe specuIa-
tors but still it has exceeded the av-
erage quantity imported by the East
India Company the exports from
Canton from LIST October, 1886, to
10th of April. 1887 DeIAg thirty
three million two hundred and eleven
thousand three hundred and thirty-two
pounds, Of which 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

ed to secure the establishment Of even
the semblance of d steady, fixed, reg
nlar republics But then turn youreyo
10 the contrast, and compare them wisl
North America, where you see men
struggling with a hard cIiinatey
with, in many places, an umgrusehnl
soil, their numbers small at first, inereas
sing rapidly. becoming countless and
spreading over avast extent Of land
had erected system which was tried
in every political storm, and struggled
with success out Of H. and above ali
came triumphant over the greatest tenn
pest-that of the European seSaIItion-
which had ever laid waste human socis
ETY.. To what was the contrast 0R@
ing? 1t was because the Spaniards did
not carry ont with them the blessings
of a free constitution, or the practices
or principles of civil or religious Iber4
ty, and because North America was
crowned with allthese political bless
ings. And if passing cloud has
come over them for moment,
if there should seem to be, and be.
heve it is only this semblance of any
departure on their conduct from those
kind feelings and strict principles of
religion and commercial honor aud
perfect national good faith which had
always distinguished them, have no
more doubt than that now stand here.
addressing your lOrdships, that that
cloud will pass away, and that the
Americans will once. more, and in no
long space oftime, feel proud and feel
glorious in once more resuming their
station-a station worthy of their Brit
ish kindrod-by feeling and acting as
they have felt, that no stain should be
suffered to rest on any part of their ma
tional honor. (Cheers.)
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tnat this event was considered as q
preliminary step to the entire evacua-
ton Of the Yucatan territory.
i Articles were signed on the Cd ult.
by which the. Mexicans were to lay
down their arms,give up their artillery
and be conducted 10 Telchac, whence
they were to embark within eight
days peremtorily for Tamplco. The
arms, munitions of war, &C., were TO
be taken 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 Yucca
tecos as fatal to all hopes Of the Mex
lean government to re-establish its au-
thority over. that people, and Gen.
Ampudia, the Commander in-Chief
at Campeachy, will no doubt soon fol-
low the example of his subordinate.
in quickly retreating from the scene of
his successive defeats. The indie
pendence of Yucatan is now beyond
all question.--1ropic Of the 11th.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25
HIGHLY INTERESTING
FROM YUCATAN.
THE TEXAN SQUADRON AT
CAMPEACHY.

By the arrival last evening Of the
schooner Sarah and Jane, Capt. COT
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 Gath ult., and was
received with every demonstration OF
10Y and satisfaction.
The day previous to his entering
Campeachy, while in sight OF that
port, he was becalmed and the Mexl-
can Steamers, MontezuTa and Quad
aloupe, then at Lerma, ventured to
make an attack upon him. Even
with all the advantages Of circumstan-
ces they can ever expect to have,
their attack was a most miserable ex-
.hibition of pusillanimity. A lew shots
from the Texan vessels suttlced 10
Grighten them and they speedily took
shelter at Lerma, while the Austin
and Wharton went into Campeacny
uniniured. BY the very next arrival
from that region, we may expect 10
he informed of interesting naval oper-
ations.-With the cooperation oil the
Yucatan naval force we confidently
expect that Commodore Moore will
| speedily annihilate the Mexican ma
rine. We shall have letters giving
lfull and accurate intelligence, by the
first arrival from the vicinity OF Cam
peachy.
Not the least Interesting portion o
1.-The information brought by CaPtair
ICofin last night, is that contained II
| utilities Of Merida'paper ofthe capitu
lIation OF the remains of the Mexlca'
army intended for the subjugation Q
lYucatan interior. Particulars OF th'
nrecarious situation of the Mexlcal
forces. on the road from Telchac Z
| Merida were published several Gay
since. The papers received last nign
Il rive full details of the fate OF tha1 al
! my - ,s,,,.s,a =
SlDon Matias de Ia Penary BarragaI
ocepoying the town Of Tixpeual "a
II heen compelled BY the distress VINO
j = had suffered for some time previous
+ - canitulate 70 Gen. Llergo. the I
I cateco Conamandsnt at Merida. ~
vcrahle terms have been granted
IL. Mex;cans, withsthe underseanoa