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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
From he NJ Y Sun.
GRAND REVOLT rONARY MOVEMENT IN
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWS FROM

BY ves,el at this port, which sailed from Havana
on TIT lS ns, have rlfaie letters from Intelligent
, ;. spoudtus al Merida, Sncatan 10 the close ii
Aaf,h, With pfyale adsites hnm other parts OF South
trn Mexico 10 the middle Of April conveying the graft
iym9 intelligence thai The Fe"lle oi Southern MrXr
IN Imitation oi The palroilc example ii Nucalan
concentrating ,helr Efforts, III unison with The 0onnres
o hucatan then IN Session, ior grand revolutionary
movement against The military despeis ul the centre
HE Congress oi Nncatan had refused enirrain ally
propositions from Paroles, and courier whom he hat
soni II Merida 10 request only 500 fuops narrowly
eaPrd with us hle. Netransale Il lew uf the primer
pal political WINS OF our correspondents, renarhn
/ thai place confidence then.
'lilylng nihleg 10 hope iro'u Paroles lint monar
ch, n rs worst stapr OF crntrll paAer usupng TIL
Independence oi the Departments and Of the pe5pp.
apau nnfar he banner If liberty iHscrhing upon III
lalls-na raRprol tcta Tie Lhi,flnins ot monarchy
II s'ufy bairs win So. aur struggles tr liberty W,
have prrlled our lives IN deenc', as have oar brefh
fra OF xas and oi the gallant states "l The great NOR
thern Uaou. Men Of America. b1,!hI'n by The holy
lies oil liberty, Ne 5 la rise il lew d" IN iheS
Southern Departments, hnpfnI tu rescue b. MINI
NleAco ron iIe hauds n E.lmpe's miuions. Breji1
al tie Nar hi respect of vaur noble example ct
sell sNefamnni, which snlncS upon the uatilrs lHrr
'ufn, Ne ask ynnr s. npHhYyln have our canI -nre
8-gtSe yours. We ka.w M Tia W. cla have
yaa1 c,,opetiian. Bat II m ce0 ri Jnt3. melted by
another Iow.f. should war a. INST yen for rece.vln3
AMI protecting au sister. itNis. YOU will hnd pre-.
pared Ia greet YOU TIE -, ltS a the NJ nuz1n1so
Iars noble senil urafs are muca u,bre b-au,tl n
+ tive SFlui,h It nrr c,ffesplHd'ats. We gIVr then
M Such pa'ilHl-n de nanGs aud viii reeve cordial
spouse IRON The ttceulrn ul Aneuci, lac revolution
hal, already kapA, commenced ~ The S5u, OF The
Department Of H'Nce wh'rn WIS mi knuwn tn #nnr
correspondents. AID a-h "a er,d At the writing
Tue tan4ra>s 4 ueajap cuss,s ot % membtrs. rep,
rescaaos !i'e Departure ,ts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

The Evening q Z lie hrs the following paragraph
,heching the character Of Cen. TAYLOR. VIM ncen
pies just nov most important and rssl1asa.t as well
rs must perllous posi- Iun.--
llrles now are fixed upon Gfnenl T. ehara I'ay
lor. hey sh vuente,t urder " awe. az cu>en unrr
Washington. in What vas called adams aruyn 4
gallant lieutenant ia thu ldan mafs, tai urre Ter.
minated BY The battle Of liPpeanoe. The COMMAND.
AM and defender oi frontier past thai vi hslaI OF
The most desperate stotns u. I'm BRUSH AMI llaas Ia
ring ie last var HE sioulh houud hal followed Black
Hawk In the BldaNe. asJ the hero ii lhr bl he ul
Wrlhachouchc. which brenghl The Fardl Nar Ia u
cluSe. THIS rsuule veteran Is just the MN to pat
himselfdu-gedy IN any position where h, govern ueni
otdered la; aad lac Is iasl the man Who bsta& taeir
Will take his mede Of giving god OF ibe
enemy that comes to disturb bra.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

etbalel the ctfrilg flbe adi I'll eald llp sae-es
Clip battsinn sfd thai ilt.~ eun nirs 81 f"lan-
i'efs wend tm'sil Al Il n'elaek ah the l0lh IN the
sm's /. by. Ia he srsnr uf arfr.n. lie seene u
ftsrrns. a. ba'y es+itl = 'ififuds parpg. perhaps
utevff. fftiat 6arh ,t't--a met r. ssef, Wiz
weeping tfst The shendfrs ii. san brother. hns
tand' The snlnneefs, hav ever. ell ned 10 he IN
gad spdis, and easer for tr fray. J. u Walton. tsq
Is teunsi Of lie ofgani1ad regiment II volunteers.
et0 slr,na II Forup E-q l.lrelrnanl Caoneli Capt
hh'nn Major; Charles D''anr Quar- ermasiet Dr. VII
Sun sn'arof; IL. Gihson Assistant Surgeon and The
Rev. Mr. A.n. gbsplain
The who'e country alive vith exeilemeu' In
asetle Ssuaters. E.q 81 Ea-l felrana. has. under
aafbatIly cp"errfd on him hs Gen Cain.s. uuacrs
In asetr 2lafnt Il mounted annHtn. 1000 strong
'a5 his iis's VIE f7pdly hna ef AID om all The l-
teflof atishes ifefa "tfe paui.ng N.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
GEN. TAYLOR.

The Philadelphia Ledger gives the following aeeouni
al this nii'eI
Ecu. Taylor was horn 10 w. mia aud rai,d ia the
nrghbprhuod ol Louisville, Nv lie entered lr nv as
lieutenant, III 1909 WAS 4 captain aud arra " GIs>
unquished himself ia the defence OF falt llNfs.n IN
1872 which past he ntnauded when 1t uas attack,
ed by greatly superior lntce q. Brush aud I,dlans
For ls gallant conduct tiat occasion he va, made
nrevet naur being the first blvti thai conferred
IN thai war. Gen. L. was IN FiarIda durn. a p4r ot
The lat Seminole war aud Commanded II prisn TIC
haule al Occnc' nbhe, on Tie 2lh oil De- enhrr SS7.-
LIS gallanuy and skill that occasion Won TO- him tht
tank u htcve hrlaadlor general "
Grh Pcrsetlf +. SAITH VIM has been Bpa1jntrd IL
HE command II the Louisiana Volunteers, Is We hear
native III Philadelphia. aud Il Of The cashier OF III,
Bank VI the luIted S,afes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
Fem ihe " o. 3fop'r. Extra, .i'ay .,
To .ssJas! ~ .frsts.


The sslf. May Cara Cap. Gt lin, has Isl arrived
from Brsssus S3Utaga.
The May Clam tll the Boz The ~ ut aad
rrraEls thai Capt. " aksr wlh ,ytniy five Of HE
Trxn rangers nearly all hrJ and aken prsunes
The e u.i. about Acaiy miles sbl,e POM Isabel
hy superior iuTce dl Mexican iraups amounting 10
b0at one Thousand i've hundred.
=. b.-Slncs wTiiinI The a'ieye We learn thai Cant,
Walker, with ihTee men. succesded reaching pln Is
s6,l sifsnr oeock, +. NJ The 2sh ulr.. ana ntne>
A!aely applied 10 Maj il Thuhas uf four nea and an
iapnced his ieerminalin 10 pfueerd 10 Ten. iayi
ramp OF die IL he attempt.
fELLUw .CiTzENs --iiere is another incilemen Ia
arm and proceed 10 chaslse The per6jnus Mrxcaus
-sho IavaIr Tertiary, aBJ thus lake the lives %
brave mrn .lo lave -ait3 ne frontier in thti
raantry's ser.ice 10 ARMS iaen. wiii5m deiay'
BE prompt 10 aren2e. a8d ay ath afdor u do gallant
s-ryice for gom eouairyi
MORE PARfiCULhRS-ii u'cloc..
A gentleman, passenger iu the Ellen aud Clara, H.,
ffns that Gen. ayiI the 29h ad only sA
Days ,fppisious. The Mrxicsus chased Capt Walker
snd three within a mile oi Pant Isabel.
The prhahliti,s are. that Pom, Isabel has fallen into
the enruiy's hsnds. Majn Mnnros has dis,inau shed
himself by his rronpi n making such defence.
As were IN his p,srr.
The M.xicans can, by planning ten pieces Of rsnnos
q, bsss,s Bar, command ,hs entrance Point Isabel.
ne Augusta Mas mel going ,sui with iroops. Tho
asge and jrlda Mere leh Paint Isabel hndel III
Gvsds he nish pr-snns ihe Ellen AID Glafs leav
ine an aiars 1ss .x;shsi IN pin lssrl. ], va,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

ear4. Tue rsp,f. u b, 81. and d.sb 10 t.e "a.
abnued To 81. that II recruiting did mo- 90 90 IN mor
srlrisd manner. the would have. however ~
Iaeiany. 10 resun Ia dfal ny. o. The Ia. the nun
Der volunteered ahuaaieI to 1900
he propeller Augusta, chartered by by ile Gnser'
nefi, rrrrised bunfd me h. t.o capsnrs al III
Isl Regiment al Art Iirfy. and thr eania.y oi snlnn
iesfs Tom Mobile, under Captain Desia-ihns has Nc
BILE tafnsd tie palm ft hei slacty boy The call ip
Tie dtlsnc. 'i the i.r1tIer. She was day later IT.
hearing the bad from The Amy han New ORLEANS
she ions h.r oorps Of volunteers, dispatches 'hen'
Ia Ne" oeahs. al ttey sail tien,e btiJfe any com
pay ras ii there prrpafed,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
u AR pkNEI-AINltnI

Ii The l}lnNin, Proclamation of the President il
NH he setn that War is proclaimed, aud HAT slate 81
NJ iut,2n telflous 81 ml at dnng,r, 10 avert which
Me-sfs. Calhoun tfutenden. Eerren. CLAYTON. aud
others, 50 raifaCally and maululy eNeItrd Their nlu.
enee, brought upon The country
~ the President Of The United Siars Of america
4 PROCLAMATION.
Whereas Tie Congress If the Unii.l Siairs hy viz.
I'VE ul HE constitutional anihty vested IN Them havr
declared b, then act, hearing date this day, that cay
HE act OF the republic Ut M,Neo, staeo war exists
bttWern that Government aud the United States"
Now. lh,ref,te, |, JAMES X. FOLK, President Of
he United states Of America, do herooy proclaim The
SAME 10 all whom nay concern, and specially Ell
i'm IN al pefsols hldluo otlres cy, OF military under
he authority Of The Gned States that jhcy be viz,ani
and aepuns Ia dsshafging tie duties respectively Incl,
dent uert: mud do moreover cNhut all the good PEG,
pie If The United States. they love lcr cdanry as
last sirl u injured nations and MS they nsqh the
ues means. under the hlesorg Of vine Providence ui
abtldeing s Gala acS that they exert themselves il
rfesetv ~ order, in pr IA iHt concord, in maintaining
tie authority aad he efficacy et the laws and in support
NJ and lnyi1 rating al! The measures whlc may
dopled by the constituted authorities or uoajiiu.
SPEEDY, just, AID an harufable peace.
Ia testimony whereof / have herennto set my hand
AID caused the sfsI oil the United SAFES 10 be
aliNrd IN ihcse presents, Dane at the city OF
I L. Wa -hugtun tie thirteenth day Of Nav one
thousand FL ht hundred aud { ny six, and of The
Independence OF the United : a,ps the seyrnile,h.
JAMES X. POLK.
/ BY the President:
JANIS BooHAN,N,
Secretary of State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
From he Richn,ond Times.
TllE. WAR MNETlNG.

The war meeting Al the Cry Hail. On Friday night
WAS large and excited. Addresses were delyesed. IN
The hall. by ecu Carrn.lon. II ,hett C. Scott Esq
J,hn ID. Muuf,rd, Esq apd Dr. Wm. A. fatlersun -
We uua5le IL hear Whit said by any OF these
gentlemen, though we believe their speeches We're ali
u of pairuuc rryur Dr.. Paters N offered resolutions
u which could only hear the words. "Gppra5ate
the ruur.e of the President" aud which adopted
as,a con- The imrossblly OF hearing such. that
the people finally left the hall and assembled in front ui
the building, where they were addressed. in a short.
aaj very sensible speech, by Capt. Dmmnck, who gil-
anlv offered u give the volunteers Dr Texas, "hu
should enlist IN Richmond any instruction in Military
discipline they might desire.
great many calls ma le e.. other speakers,
but We're tnhcunIug, and The assembly hua'iy ad
nurned Nth sune evidences of dissatisfaction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
DoMrsift Hatelliacncr.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Goue,pon 'ei,cs .ftts Baltimore .fa.rieaa.
NAsuihGroS, Mat u. 81 NJ

Tie runners IN lie city are important. and The rro-
,el,ne. IN the two lusps Of Congress, yon viii SEE
~ Ale rsrtfi If otocsedngs continue Ia IL =" great IN
rest 4 Is sad. AID currently believed AID reported
,hat the British Minis er had laid . ltpa Protest. be-
re the Seeulary 81 Safe against he hefh'd" Of he
a., C,,s,as and tie nlfa given u tebd an English
sci back ehie IN is Ny lfou Hea o,aRs 10 Mala
naras With p;lyis1ns.
The ea5ibel Lave eot YET agrtei !, & ,tfy ap J
orders in relation 10 the Navy. but Is sad pfclaHna-
W sens have been taken aAtds The enmpeiqn Of Cow
eminent vessels ard il sry lie purchase a ri
yaie armed vessels
klsar General s.ofi is asl p,fej. hos been rla>
ced IN camaanl 1.-The Army up'a The tnH'f, aud the
President vii a. one orrf lhify rh5usa1d - 10
d y thousand provided hi N The War bh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

To "SousilR" dsi.uds Gen. T4,ar fr shoalin4
GAp assfes Wen Crossing lEe ln Giaada aad flasina
- ttfau ehtn fGrfed - pan uf lie contract. 'hr
G,urttsuY~. wei khpsn 10 lie z,di.f. tie nllief
That be- ho fla4p- To- desert IA the lare efa guard
Yh6n snuHon,d 10 dcssl uad frlar. sa.l pers.sefss
--iztpi tltt A.
"Soalica Is oa' clid's play. Muske's not
Hled snd pni lie h1nds u Sen'intis duly nosird
H. ter,nc pst ~, Wien he occasion r using them or-
rit; nod especially Is s In he expected under
aacts al qqas war. suca laa,e winch exist ON
t5e hio GtonEr. 4Lefta uouen', relaxation al just ard
necessary d,sepe uiaId at once ieorard The safety ii
the auhy aad the lwuof 81 the Rtpublc.e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
Ernm Nls Mr. Oitn.ls Rnlleiin.
BN The PIpsIJrnl:
JANIS BuCaANNN,
Secretary of State.

THE ALABAMIANS FOREVER The Alabama
noys have beat The LonIsaninns aer all the hue nis
II N"lhni-ers which came over irun Mobile Frday
having yesterday afternoon lakpn their dppaft nre r the
seat al war, hercas Of the Iuueanians are vet
under Way. The delay, however. NE must in Justice
say is rapsed moi from any lack OF anxiety be uppn the
Ut scion. and meet lis pers, whatever they may
>e, but i,1m the long lime That i necessarily required
"a FL out. nnsier and organze 81 large body Us it is
lesred In send forward together Our Alabama friends
'"rk passage an The augusta, which also carr nut
,boa' two bundled uuued States u9ops. Irom Pom
Pike.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

PuMErro srinr-Nhe n 'he qlrsiiin IN The pas
sage al the var bill il the II use Il Rlf-"ntstiyf-
Ms tfopsunacd, and The uf Mr.. llanrs. thr rep
ftsfulautc irtm Charleston "a led, that se1rmBn.
sad: Mt Speaker, vote aye. heranse oinDol witb.
hold supplies rum our army IN lis present condition,
hui slemhy prolesf against The preamble 1, hs bill
and publicly donunnce II base, fraudulent, and
lasr.'
Nj less dcnnnciaiHry wa lie laa4naee anpird hy
MIR Albert Smith. y hen his tame was cal 81. he
sad MI Spf1ter v9lr ~ tie Dill but do 81 tn.
dsr rt'rsi 10 the pfsan' u TIE tail. ls ll-e in Ms
facts and ofo'agna asa fraud upon lir eela4.2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

Tie last New o leans papers continue 10 announrs
the atriya oi volunteers truu the country, and Of rec,
lars sain nlsrIu statlI,s, their the Sz,
al wsr. l. MS ytd HAL The rtqnsiiiun Of Gen
Taylor for 1900 in.n viii be met wiih,ui les IT m,
draft. The Commercial Times o The Oh states ,h,,
Of the reg mrnis completely organiz-d under TN.
command Of Gu. WalLr, would embark that I've, in,
next morning. The whule number Of Cny Vnlun,
ieero enrolled amounted 10 lSi5. AIMING HE Yolub.
isers irnn the inferior company ffum b t:nu
Rouge, numbering % and another hourly expect
ed from Rapdes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
Great .Meetinr IN PdiiaIeIuhi1

There was great public meeting in this Why eli )
" tdOssday nl.ht, at hrh il Is said 10000 pstsqn,
were present The Mlyr. JoHN Swrrr, E.q pre-
sied. Patriotic fts'unps adopted r,ailye To tht
war wlih Mexico. Promising that The power of tn,
Government Ia resist aggression and chlsiisp the a,ofes
ST. ard that lis m.ahs ri maintaining honor and de
lending lis territory. depend npin the hearty concurrence.
e The measures adopted by their representatives.
f'seVe tha there is No difference ing them as /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

MIR CLAY AT I1OME.-A cufresppnd nj Of III,
Nashville Wing. who recently ,lsi'ed Ashland, speaks
IN elpwrg terms II lis hcantIlii lawns, lis fine eek,
and hrfds and abse all nl the hulh app-arancc of II,
.Istlnpui ,hed pruprirIpr liz ffnnd Mr. Clay in III,
midst o his agricultural pursuits and frpesers him al
ha ring returned nm his nip 10 The Si IN ~ health
aad spirits and lojkins Young and vigorous as he
did sIA years ago
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

The " Ofleaus 'rmpic Informs us tina, TIE pilois
al thu Bazr have applied Ia The or cannn
tn ann lien llrei 10 watch tie pfyal.ers that are ua-
dnuet,dly grttn1 ready To attack commerce. The
plot buas p arod lie call If The surveyor NJ Tie
port elfy dosalshes between lie cry aud The seal
GI wEr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

.Nfm Ofieamc DraH If .Hhad-The Governor II
ipuisana hnd ~ tat III" BUSINESS ri volunteering drag
ed falhrf hray,ly The 7th instant ordrted dfa
u soldier. 1T the Alexi+ao csmpaign. INT measure
va drlayed lnp lapa, should have resifird Il
al ef -, the required hnn1ef Of trpaps would have
ubashed I Il POM lsa,.l be ure The 9Th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

Tie Charlottesville. Va AdsucaIe Tile oh ins,n,
sys TIA the heal fields vlcioly presents very
mp IA ,'nI ap'ra.in,r. For ten days The rava.,
oi he fly had been very great AID tre vas prs.
peel oi an average cmP.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
Feb. %
Secosa Supply Of Spring C00a'
KgayaG. 1856.

A DAMS s WILKINSON have just recelv
IA second supply Of
SPRING GOODS,
consisting of Lawns, Bazariurs, Cacoes. BIea'
Dlnes,cks, ST. hlsn. large and beautiful assor'
oil Bonnels, Ribands and Flowers at much lower y
than al the commencement ol the season. Please
srd examine. A. & v
May Is a. III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
Ds' DssN G. Itsbsss',
Esy Ga srseS k"he!ps. .SuCSiONecv.

] AN now rereiviag from III Freight Boats. Bf"eze
and Lnion. valuable ld oi Dry Goods dreci from
Philadelphia AMI RlchGund, with lhstrucriois cose
by Anrtlpu The kloalng elnsraces IN part the Good,
now hlni
Blue and black Bread Calhs; French and Tweed
Casimpre,; Six aud Natntia Nrsugs Linen and
Cotton Table Cloths; Kentucky & Prince Albert J-aas;
corded Sklts. hne arirls; = dozen pair Snspeuders
ofSarlonS qualities, Flax ihtead; Scarf; knyes and
Fark,; kmgesen cafls. some fac; Lookn. Glass
rs; Si>sars card; Spanl,tand> U0dz paprr Pms;
Needles Wade x Bu'rhers best Il Z rs; Shaving
Soaps; CooLnes; Bsckng; Has; Shoes, SIDE and luck
Cunts, oi superior qaalny; Umbrellas; Carriage WHIPS
Paying CaTd.. sc e..
The stock ~iII BE added 10 dlily. Which will make
the as~urtiut nj complete.
Sale IL commence lhls morning. at 10 o'clock and
wlltconnue, iron day 10 day. uaI the eallre socks
disposed Of.
ST2.EECE2 PUMPS.
Just received and for sale valuable lot OF Som 4
Pumps.
have in sore Sbuck Mattresses, Plough Inns
Brdsl, ads AMI " leat Fans. Which Will bp sid 10 \
10 close. G. PHELPS.
May II ,st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

Iae Pe1yone iuturn.s III HAT IN. l.. ). iroops from
1rti ie1n bana.h- anl three e1mpans II yv'unl,s ;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

Il vii be IN the recollection OF ouf readers HAT II
stated s1nie ilne since, Il al the tWo Mexican sieau
vessel # var, The Mont z0ma afd hnaiaoape. were
sid ~ some English mercantile h,uses IN Aefa tr1Z.
This created good deal Of asluul.hmcul n; hr llme
ia view of the hostile demons raors ct AeNicu pvafd>
he I. Slaes. TINS teror Is u9~ ascrtaurd 10 have
b#tu without loubd1uon i he frsscs have bren mort.
gagged 10 English merchants AT N,,1 Cn2 and de corr
sd ration nuHey has been employed IN hlug cut Tie
present expedition 10 Nlalanoms Monilue, he VS.
stls are sui under The c'ur OF he NJ, Nican Gov,rn.
mtnl aud have rrncetded Ia Havana
W hal NEXT Their destination Is hatdly probpnali
cal Nahin2 can ho easier than 10 blockade yuI u
New lok. and SEX all the shrpng half rffoaches OF
leaves H. he vessels VIII rrohahty foonG by Ecr,
mudl, where they viii take IN coal aud amulhiun -
Hey are already provided with Eur five polAhan
guns each, and can easily be furnished With Whatever
ther necessares they may require There vessel
Of war IN our harhof fit Ia cope Win them In fact our
whole shipping Is a, iherueicy.
W hat will cur merchants do, in this emergency =
he advent of these Mexican war vessels may b. Look
81 FOL lhan desirable. In Tins cfs,a the Exrcu
i've, whose vaclIlatng AVID unwse phry, has brought
all lhose evils suddenly the county, should be be,
sItacd with fenors,rances pun harD5r oil
def nee, although W. lear that would be dut mai.
ter as there vessels nj hand a4le cure th
these Mpxlran STEAMERS.
The Princeton The only vessel Of available force 10
oppose Il EN- has gone 10 jim The Gull squadron. -
Tins, The greatest commercial city lelt utterly naked
aud delr0eeIess. Some eflo is absolutely necessary 1t
ward oil the probable approach oi danger. Let OH
merchants move IN ihls matter,
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TRACES OF E.F.s's>.
CONFIRMING acres.

10 .Hesars. dim II. Sfoii aid J,coJ kr,rs erors Of
Gearg- herns, dec'd:
A nan>reslens u Virginia. hereby notify yon,
IN through the pubic punt. hat shall, on the 22l
day u June 1916, II tr Court house IN Liberty, Bed
loTd coIhiy Va, take The dpps Of Lines Joplns
and nh - II be- rcad as evidence on The TIA u Wm
Minors, hJancoa IN cbannfry depending and undtter
aim d n The fcu superior ronrt Of law aud chancry,
OF Dedf I'd couhty, Vr.iDa-and il finished on that
day, VII al same place cont iahin. the neal
day. Yours &
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ped. Ia. CIV, whsl III. seis IN Zee sisr, The
aboi,ons's would be permitted to have 1t all hrir own
way" Tue committee, II is believed, was constituted
according 10 his suggestion.
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NEW ORLEANS.

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II, anAif'y II eur readers L. hear tom 'hr sraio
~sr iGdac,s us 10 issue sfc.fd oda"e ct HE iHqa
trr his mo5ug containing late intelligence from AeS
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EE.2ss sf3Eg SALE.

I WILL sci inna dtlriy aner tie s,'e Of hle
t'afrs'e Chlfen's peptrly. winch takes place On
the ~6huf tins m9nia (N4y.) lie tetl win.
TRACES OF z.F.s'D,
Commencing al tie Widr G,nn'h l 'acl containing 20
Acre, Y mlrs tom lawn, ard Iyi'e ~ )"les Rver
Oae iaE ,nes tom ioun, containing So ACHES; and
ane on which tgr.
CONT}LNLNT i20 acres.
Nils trou ttwn. GA the Lynn hblr2 aaI Blue Ridge
lnfnp.ke. | decn II unn.c,ssIty give descrplhn
o Int ADDS, pers,n will buy wiihau fist sreng
themselves. shall he tea ~ 10 show the lands aay
persons wishing lopur'haNa them.
Terms at sale. GEORGE PERClYAI.. SR.
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Political InteIIixence.

Anthony Colby is named by the wings of New Hamp-
shire, as candidate for Governor
The Legislature Of Rhode island met the goth ut,
for the election Of senator 90 votes cast
OF which % were tor John H Clarke "a for W. Dorr
elected Tor the term Of from the 4th March next
Hon Daniel Webster has been nominated for the Pre-
sdency by whig ntion recently held at Exeter
n. H
Charles Sumner is the native candidate for Congress in
the LET District Mass, now represented by the Hon r.
c. Winthrop.
In Genesee County the national reformers have nomi
mated Levereu Seward and Lyman Prinde for the
Assembly
The democrats in Otsego County have split - the
Independents have nominated sumner Ely, George II.
Noble, and Mason Fitch, for Assembly.
The Governor Of Alabama has ordered special elec.
ton in the seventh district the second Monday of No
vember This district was represented by the late Felix
@ Mcdonnell
There was election in Missouri, yesterday, for a
member Of Congress- William NJ. Kincaid was the
4. mocrafic candidate.