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Di NDDhS.
sseh - t'siisoos-slPrio q hsnlsesas assgt,
ElsHi q Boanr's nj Rlsaons; csrtzisks nd
aasi,ns; HssAgy u sii kiaas. Cloves. srNin.
-, TEX - So tauaAs. I'D TiFking. AErrs
Ihecks lsNass, 81. O. issiies' fns .irssgs. Pan.
nj Zap, ATtl..Ehal Flaaa.s, al ~. Pssssols
ag-s lHArsffas. Pas. Linen gansfrie Hzraksr-
sii,efs, B,eaesaeA an i'nalsathsa flosh. -. 81
tsaliGa HaEaakelisiefs. Flax and GOsson Threa.i
Isat ais& fsnlaiaans Tioihs. Trimmings Il IN
kiEls. and l.say os,.ss as.rics in lhe by tsssa,
iias.
Nea:ns sid cEasliilas Dla5cs Of the gesE lssl
sualss: Nails Pets. OtrGs skitleiS. 50 sgs.s ard
ssades. Calssls Rni AnseFs. Hammers AMI fim-
kris. hingeSanl ssn.ns. shss knisss ami ANl
hlates, Wedding Hos. kniycs sud Perks. Peak
E; hniFrs nnd Scissors. T'Esnc ChainS AMI cgrTy
Combs. ss0sk ans Psd LNks. Tea and Tale
Spoons sHd many eites sHirlcs nui sFrE.sgzica.
GROCERIES. "s#+.
The very h.ast Omen ard Blaek Teas. Sugar
and coiinr, fCFPCE sRa Alspicc. Nolassrs and
Salt Ginger and Rice. Castle and other Soaps.
Powder and Shot. Flower and Meal Iron and
slecl. Porter. Lime Juice, and Rsisins. Sperm end
Isllaw caRdles. sssd number 81 eiheE aIiieles in
the GnxeEs Eae,
DRUGS.
Epson anil (ilauhcr Salts. Alum and Cam.
phor, Opium and sugar 81 lead, Cream Of Ta!-
ter and Masnesia, BgimsIehe and Annclis. Calo-
nal sssi RAspssfh, Quicksilver. oil iiirvl and
Aquafotis. NEite Lead and yellow Oclirc. Red
Lead and l.itharse. Linsccl and Tanners on,
Lamp Blaek aud Spanish Brown. Window Glass
aud Putty. Mustard and Nu;megs. Loaweof and
Gla0> Nah,lrE end Indigo. vamislcs II sll kinds.
lux and lrsk Powder. CamWoo,l and Colcr.ss. and
all Oiheg Drugs usually kept in this place.
CROCkERI.
Common and Liverpool Plates. commoa and
Liverpool Teas. Dishes. nowlcs. Mugs. 9i,eAcrs.
and Tumhlcrs, Tea and Cream Pots. Ewrrs and
Basins, and many other articles IN the CTockery
line. j. So - At
! aes s@-@ TIN WARE. .@ 4I
!. Wish Pan. Milk Pans, DiPpcrA coffee Pots,
Cups. small and larre &c. &c. @-~ *@+"1
All Of the above Goods viii be sold low for
cash ~ on credit 70 those who will raw when
called on, II The Common Country Trade
will be taken IN exchange al the market prizes,
Ihs subscribers intend 10 use every means IN
their power 10 please all who may favour them
with hcircustom; and as their Goods were bought
for cash. they think they shall he able 10 sell al a
low prices as can be had in HiIlsborougA, CsllI
and see for yourselves, ..,r..~ ~ -.. ...@
=. asa.l-*r. A. MlckLE / co.
May s. -.t. IS
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NEWS ~
Tlinimcnt and EllXer,
FOR RHEUNATISl

i Oh RAJ GIGAlA lssHs
rUSHE sudden, certain and sure relief that the
use Of this preparation gives to tie sufferer is
almost beyond belize. Tts penetrating rowers, are
very great, 50 much so, that the worst Eases have
been entirely cured in two or three DAYS Persoas
troubled With this canllnt have Only to use these
preparations according to directions the Ehxer, ill.,
wardly, and the Linimcht applied outwardly, and
a cure il effected almost before they have looked
for any good results to follow the application.
Quite number OF persons in the city and state of
New York, who have been cured by the use of
these preparations, have given large SUMS to the
pretors. to be applied to tie giying of them to
the poor, which is daily done. Certificates with
out number, are pouring in every day OF two. 1t
is useless to say, that this article has also been
counterfeitcd and the rtilic cautioned against
huyiug any that has not the signature Of ConrAock
& Co upon each bottle. -
Sold. wholesale. by Coalstock & Co.. 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; and hy ID. Heartt, Hills
borough. Dr. Jainas Young, Oxford, and J. * II.
Sioln, GFcensl9rough. -~. s
April 5. s = IL
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JUST RECEIVED,

IRON Axies and Springs, Patent Dashcf Lea
N Their and Irons, Oil Carpes Cloth, Damask and
o,le. Innings. FASTING and Broad Lace Fringes,
CoIch Scanning, Brass and Plated Bands. -.
iz-5 LONG, WEBB, & co.
October 80. =r ga
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GOOD NEWS!
o the Agricultural World!
TUE subscriber is daily expecting large SUI
IL ply Of
Hoyey's Seelling STRAWBERRY.

of which the largest berries are from ) to finch
es in circumference and their quality ne; surpass-
ed: (See Magazine Of Horticulture and AgricuItu.
raj papers generality For sale by J. X. CALI
LUM, at the Milton Drug Store.
Purchasers wishing any Of the above would do
well TO send In their orders in time, 50 that they
may be ready TO receive these plants Immediately
on their arrival. while fresh and in good Order A
sheet containing particular directions for cuiivat
ing this and other varieties Of Strawberry fprnish-
ed graiuitously with the plants sold. Free of
plants 81 so per hundred. Notice will he given
Of their arrival Application may be made to Lee
nucl Lynch, esq. in Hillsborough. r..
80 -=*. ]. Il. CALLUM.
March l6. To-
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New store
JUST OPENED.

THE slhssrihrTs iussn1 knsIsi.g cos.sssrals on
n haal = thrr ssE ssags, est u nc Isust
IA
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Notice.

A Ii. those who have contracted accounts dur
IA ing the List year, are requested to call ant
settle either hy Cash Of Note. ~.
LONG, WEBB, & co. "
January 5. a.a CO
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NEW AND CHEAP

sE5GG.
TNIIE sdhscsihcs. having formed partnership
N wIth 4. u. Hols and W. !. Carsgin. i now
opening
A NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORT.
MENT UF GOODS.
embracing almost every article usuahy sold in
this market a: hi. oil stand. one door ives, Of
Mr. ]. 4. kiFkland's corner where he would in.
yie his Obj customers and friends tn call and ey.
anime his stock, which viii Be found low esoash
- suit tho times.
STEPHEN MOORE.
November 4. Oh
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PlRlff THE BL0oD.
M o FF It's
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS

= :
Msasinss hare acquired F Ihsis ssFi.Iis sssss u II
tie diseases uLies tg pEeisss - cars. hss FsasEta tic
usual Frsesiee q fans ns 1"s naa*eraEs ID uHGuE
iy Il tAss. Tsy kuowH ~ ssir iiss; tlsir sd
SsEks tsi fE sAsR, 49, uEy ihEiHs 81 ;. he ssA 4
he sEsaaiaas.
- "a n "E- Cd "a - u.-ES
0f ISTHuA ACUTE asd CHRONIC RHECuaTISM
AFFEcTIuAS n taf nL4DDEg aal kIDAEYs
BILIOUS FEvERS & LIVER COMPLAINTS
b ihe AMI ssesi xhce ihsse diseases yrssail Thy wi
- hssRa sasplus1s. Psntsns fssFG Aa shs, wh tRos
Gss ms sisshaasz al Afterwards =. Nhhaat Ian
BILIOUS CHnLlt. al SEk1lt'S Labseasst an 5
cOSTIFEAESS. COLDS 4 GDTGHs. cfinLff:
CONSUMPTION. usaa wIh gFssf sanrsss IN Ihi. assass
GORRuPT HEAoRs aRORSIES
DXSPEPS1A. NJ pey~sa A.h II. dis,a..irs =
ssss' shsssi tsay nssns tts.se nsrf s~s safeY
EEuPTfONS u iss sstA EKf, IsELIs, FLATp'
LEAcr,
FEVER aud AGrE. ", III, .cra,s. eth. ur.
eollr thse aseags Mil - eani sale .,s.s1y ard
-eian remedy a. BE- melsr4a easr i sysi-in sulc, o.
tesun II tn dissase- by these rfanrut
TRY THEN, 81 SATISFIED, AM Va CURED.
fOULAESS II c0MpIENI0N
GENERAL DEBTEITy.
GOUT alDDINkss. sKlIEL HEADACHES, sfsrsry
tlHa, INiIARD FEVER. AFL4uuATukY gHEUu4-
TIsM IMPURE BL0oD, JAUADIcE Loss u APPE.
LIvER couPL AIu2s,
IEPEnsr LUuSENESS. TT @@
MERCI RIAL DISEaSES.-
Never s 10 rstea,e eRily oil lla 4, Il Mefsufy iuh
ey ssnT tii ts nsi ~ Nrii iFeidfRnn II safsaiaia
NIGHT sHEAgs, NERVOUS DEEiLlFY. AERTUEs
COMPLAINTS II al kIsds u.t5ANfc lpFEL TIilNs
PILPIraTI0Ssfhr HEIET. PAINTERS CHOLEC.
PIL 49,. Tlr orsaul fsap ie'pf o. thvss ,asdIcHe,
was eund q Pis u = ye-a saRhE ~ H. Uf esc Life
Medicines ai1Ae. .7zs+ a-. so #"= - =.
PANS II the heal, side back hnl-, is's and otrsus
" III u VI TIsM Thlse ssIisel with tias
tFble i.esse via h. ~ relief by t LIE NeiisingS
RUSH Of BINOn 60 tins HEAD, SCUETY,
s4LTRHEUM, SnELLINGs,
scRoFuLA. % KINGS EVIL, fs
sosi Rtms, g ESs, grttsFS aenFfPsions e,ss .
w o IL M u az m kbs., 80 F.rriaaIly syseTrs s.
tse Medeises Pafens VIII ~ veil ,osna.,t Ilsm wles-
ever tlal exlatsnne L. n..l.
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JUST RECEIVED,
JUST RECEIVED,

WoLSEY & woiseys Brs, Sugar House
w M0LASSES, Fayetteville CANDLES.
LAMP OIL AMI JAVA COFFEE,
@@~aa "A. MICKLE & 90,
Oetoher Il. #-.s 81 .~ ST.
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Besides many others in different parts of the
state.
With such dcseryediy high character, The sab,
scribcrs feel justified III offering these WIce!s 10
the public. They win keep ON hand supply Of
wheels adopted to high or low heads at Fayctte-
vile, Wilmington. Ncwbcrn, and Washington
and Mr.. James r. Dodson, Of caswclI, has item
for sale.
b We cautian all persons throughout The state
against paving any person hut Ourselves or our
authorized agents, ior the right Of tsing these
wheels. #~e @
Nors"E IN MtLwrIcHTs--If you wish en-
ployment, acquaint yourselves with putting in
thrs" Wheels. as we now wish 10 employ II Icast
100 in this business in different parts of the state
.s DUNCAN M.NEHL. ~-
ARCH'D ME8uGUiFN,
i. a. M.KETHaN.
Fayetteville, ian, 10. As@h q BY
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DREGS. HARDHaRE. HI1S, ceOcE.
=. RES As. A.. .-.s-.
Il = ~ sal pgost fpg f'ash. q . Paartssl
lealsFs eals - > sTg.si nfthHae asaag,ls. H. ~
spesilnl,s iRsiros lie pullie - csn and sgshiias
lis slock II 6Q~ds. ISSUING llsan il.ss D. Nill
spsre 10 Fains 10 Fleass. sud thai b. Hll 81
tssoiS - clap - iaeg esa - PpEslssod n LIS
so1tiga 4 go ssuaay.
IL To Ssddlcrs b. asftEs yeEy large -
sssislsas Il 1rssnalinss CONSISTING = satle IIhas
of AZ kials. Nshins, He Skins, Stirling l.eash-
q, Piusa. Buckets, Bis, HAmesS Meuailng, 49,
very law for eash. .~~"-
Also "a haRsl d.. Wi,saE's Ba'ssIa 1t Nsij
shsETy. tegy Ealaah.s n1slcilse e. ~ dis $50
oi lie luIsgs se..-- ~
u Pasluee iaksn in esehange fog Gosls >,
customary Prices,
E. MURRAY. ia.
nctoseE rs. a9-la
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
DYE STIErS. &C

u 0NG, WEBn. s co.. would respect
- Fully announce to the public that they have
opened drug shop IN a room immediately over
their Store. They expect TO keep foil supply
oi every article USUALLY kcplin Drug Stores. The
following Is lst Of Few Of the lea,lhsg att, les
lust opening
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alb = as G.lpaius Egiaes: ed. --s.-~ ..-
RslEauis Ens.i,l. 1:EsRllnas. IS
Grek l.. -
a MaEpeasFis Coaf. Dsc,isRaEs. -
.AinssEps.h's o.. rs
I.e,cn'.'. La.ia Le,io~n. rs
lannegaa's a. 4 90
Baliol's Latin Reader. IS
I3Sar. 10
ssou'f's 0lid. IS
BaWcn's Virgil, / 10
Andrews Sal'lssf, ~
Anilaon's EircEo. las
1..Asan's Law. IS
GFsck Tss.sasenI and Lexicon, Il!
tlNen's Ksnai.hoa, -
Nenlorahilia. -
Emensoas AFIshmetie. "a PaFt. 81
- 81 part, IS
P.eEces AigeAsa. 10
Ge0meiry. 20
TFisonnn,e,ry. IS
cirenS's Ora,ians. 1 IL!
Mogsr's Geography. 50
Nair'- ln,rafuctnoa. IS
Milehell's ARc. Gcos. & Atlas. l l:i
Raa's penaallsl,ip. assorted. ~
Also vaFiciy Of other Books -; nau.ri, 81
the same terms,
ROlaad's Best Mill Saws at $500. o..
Collins (ienuiRc ANes at Si;a5.
Beet arirle Of Sole Leather Al II cents,
Ia conclusion. only asSs 10 say 10 those who
may coll cn me To spcnd their money. that they
shall 40; - away disappointed. W.
II. NICHOLS.
octoter -. 60
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,'F9sSr TIE @ .ys Ii - #e.ae ee
| MEDICINES.
Opium, Nittate Of Silver
Pul. Rhes, s iydrarg. Cum Crcta,
Pull Aloes, Balsam Copai,a,
Iclgp, Aqua Aninons
=. Cream iSfti. Spts. l.assndar Coup.
| Ipccac, Castor OIL.
Gum Camphor. Alcnhol,
RatIix Scillac, SPIT Ni,re ir'c.
.r'' ScicLn,- 80 Sugar Of Lead.
Sup. Carh. SsSla, Paragoric,
TaltaTsr Acid, s.s. l.audallnm.
Gum MyHh, Group Syrup,
SniPa' Morphine, Essence Pcppcmepb n
SUlph. Quinine, Pearl Barlcy,
Calonei, Eng. Arrow Root,
DYE-STUFFs, PAINTS. &c.
lpdigo, - Crotnc Yellow.
MMidsr, Lamp Black
White Lead, dry and in yellow nchre, g.
OI, Glue,
Spanish Brown, Gum Shcllac,
Red Saunders, Nrydigrise.
Cam Wood, Venetian Red.
Cromc Green, &c. &c. SC. f
Nttts--l o.. I: oz. I o.. OF. Vial corks, &c.
Country Thy sicians and Country Merchants
will he SUPPLIED urop the aIos, ihcsal terms, and
with 2'fnPane articles. q descriptions put up
on the shortest notice,
October Z. 10
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NnW s-1.Es
GREET H.fEsEs.fE.fS.!

THE sulza7aeT Las coEmsnra1 baslness =
= Cesar GEsNe. essha E.aasa EgE.a q laalisaa-
EessaA, nagEe e DIS u Is aslgEas afl tlr FE-
4 8 49, So ~
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Tailoring Business,

January II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13

The Winchester Republican Of Friday last says -
Every thing has frightened up handsomely the
Of the last weeks The wheat and fields up
the Valley have been much revived and give token O.
glorious harvest The prospect for wheat has increased in
a four-fod ratio the past week"
letter in yesterdays Times, dated Famville The
sh instan, gives extremely discouraging accounts rom
that part Of the country the OF the wheat
crop IL says: hear from Goochlend, Chesterfield.
Cumberland, Powhaian, Buckingham, Prince Edward,
Amelia and Charlotte, that the ravages OF the y have a
Pesrod heretofore Unprecedented. The crop
considered unusually promising but within the las,
days. the wheat many fields be almost destroy
ed Tho damage is greatest on thin lands, where the
strength of the soil has been sufficient the
injuries produced by this singular insect No
innate of the injury be formed but OF this
satisfied, that greater than has been experienced for
many years from the cause. The failure will be a
serious misfortune parts Of the Roanoke region
especially, where the crop of ast year short
that many OF the poor this without bread
and begging it from their neighbOrs."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13
Foreign interference.

The N. o. Pieayune says "l is fully understood tina,
the Mexcsns have been sustained in their hostility the
u. States by foreigners" We do know whether in
this remark the Pcsyune has reference individuals
foreign governments-we presume, the former We
without strong suspicion, however, that the remark Is
equally applicable tothelsr In the weakness and the dis
seed condition OF Mexico had supposed there would
DO found strong guarantee OF peace between that country
and the u. States whatever might lie her estimate OF the
wrongs which she has suffered handsan estimate.
hswever which certainly greatly exaggerated by the
false medium through which she views the policy OF
government. We scarcely believe, however tempting
the prospect Of easy victory ue army the
frontier that she would be guilty achieve that ho
for her dsparaged OF provoking contest single
handed with the u States, unless she had received
ntimatons that the conflict she would be cheercd by
the sympathy aud support Of other powers. We hope that
in this apprehension may be mistaken but have
strong fears that Texas and Oregon" the war-"ry OF
party in lS4i, may become n national waIchword-
I've respectfully submit whether under such circumstances
the NATIONAL DEFENCE ought not TO be regarded by
Congress object OF greater importance than the Ia
self-thc derived from which will scarcely ad-
of reduction have only Mexican war; and
the proposed change in which will be Of the smallest pos
sbe should be unfortunately thrown into
collision the time with Great Britain.
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PapmvIIIe Convention.

Pusuant to notice given, portion Of the citizens Of
Buckingham county, met in the town Of Csfketylle on
Saturday, the 2nd instant 10 take into consideration ths
poproty Of appointing Delegates TO the Rail Road Con-
vonton ~ be held 10 fsrmyio, the 9Th instani On
motion Of Col. VIM w. Forbes Alexander Moseley, Esq.
called 10 the Chair and Richard A. Booker appointed
Secretary
Col Forbes explained the ohjoct OF the meeting, end
moved that tsony Delegates be appointed ~ represent the
county Of Buckingham In said Convention Whereupon,
the following gentlemen appointed Delegates, viz
DR. Carey &. Allen, Capt Edward GuRg, Col VIM. W.
Forbes, John A. Allen, John J. Walker, Albert Baldwin,
John a. Lancaster, Thomas IT, Garnet John W. b. Saun.
dsfs, Henry G. Bauehan, VIM. J. Porter, Robert J. Giles
Pc Robert 7. HUBBARD, Philip A. Boiling, Wyatt Smith.
fanes Thornton, David W. Kyle, Capt VIM. Lancaster,
d. Robert Wet and WIN. y. Gannawsy.
On motion, tho Chairman and Secretary were tdded
10 the Del CATION
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be sign
ca BY the Chai'man and Secretary and forwarded the
Richmond Wing fof publication.
ALEXANDER MosELEY, Chsirn.
r. A. BOOT1, sOS'g,
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Male Orphan Asylum.

~ e*s oeitefs - taf wax
GeaI'emen-in your paper Of Saturday morning. u a
communication the subject Of the contemplated Male
Orphan Asylum on which dcsiio make few remarks
The wfer speaking OF the Of the Society FIRST
adopted and afterwards repealed says, al" s sufficient
know that that Constitution did not meet with favor the
.somunlv genetany. $50 great was the dissatisfaction
that the iiends OF the discovered that there
was no hope oi ssccess unless change should be
made. This assertion ought 10 have been accompanied
by proof TO sustain II The clause objected by some,
aud since repealed. had nearly many
Jaror ds he ehoe meeting consisted Of hek passed the
Cshsshoh ehieh tina ,o'ier 'Tpeets The eireas 10
saesert6e 10. know OF but gentleman OF the Com
pi'Iee who made effort obtain subscribers under tho
hrs Constitution, and he that he canvacd about
third OF his Ward and A,ard olj,etion. agree
an Asylum. "and that any provision make 10 bet
ter than no provision at ALL" But will quote him again,
and say, 81" 10 incumbent upon effect il in the best
possible manner" Begin wrong, and II will come TO
speedy and unsuccessful end Had the author of that
communication met the objections the ast Constitution
aud reiued them. he might then with show OF pau
sbiy have asked citizens support his plan by subscrp
ions hut not having done so attempted II, am
constrained 10 believe he found them and
therefore gave Il up union of the whole city any in
takes mistaken view OF the subject he supposes that
institution gotten up and chiefly sustained by de-
nomination would coniue its benefits TO the orphans Of
their communion. Far from il. The DOORS doubt
not, would be open all who should apply. limited only by
its Of supporting them, ,p,ry might
tribute at pleasure 10 enlarge its sphere 81 benevoence
Such plan, have reason 10 think will ere long be car
red out And quoting from this writer again, al hope
that within city sufficient number may be found who
looking beyond and above all sccarian boundaries and
distinctions, will unite in the establishment OF
institution, which will be honor city, and afford
shelter all Of lite destitute orphans" hope the present
Constitution will be dropped "hghy objectionable
that no Institution can prosper under IT, y. Y. Il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13
From Mexico.


Since our lest publication Capt Brewer Of the brig Ply
mouth, has arrived from Cruz. II, brought US our
correspondence and full e. OF Mexican papers but
the latter later than previously received The fol-
lowing letter may be OF as coming from We
~ respectable
NERA CRUZ. APRIL Is, 1886
Messrs Editors ". o. Pieayane GsnfismsH-we have
nothing here. The revolution that has been expected @
break cut Tor sope lime past always talked Of and must
take place in spite Of the half measures tlken by the Pa
redes Administration TopIess tac revolutionary DISPOSE
ton Since the appointments OF Gorostiza the Finance
Department IN Mexico every thing ia srArU QUO
in e Ministry. The steamers Gaudaloupe and Mon
ezuma old 20 Spanord, who supposedio have ec.
ted the purchase for II the Spanish Government
The Mexican feet Is si! al Fccoiapam short distance
atoge Ayarddo, the ryer Of that General Bravo
hefe, and takes the command Oi Departments OF a-
bascO, Vera Cruz, Oaxacl and Putbla He an honest
but destitute Of all energy. Amunte Minister 10
the United States embarked boaid the British steamer
that left on the lst inst on hs way to Pars as Minister
there. Having been apprIzcd his snva Ut the Havana
Of Cares DEATH PRESIDENT Envoy Extraordinary &C. Of
Mexico in Fncs he took advantage Of the Circumstance
send back his secretary under preenco that now in.uc
tons required before he could proceed farther But
the meaning Of this according every ones opinion
Is that Amonto and Santa Ana hard Of work and will
likely unite to overthrow the actual Administration
In Mexico Rubio s. Co. have contracted with the Gov
eminent for lgge supply Ct French firearms DO Eder
&c. To be paid with permits Of cotton They have moi
agreed az 20 terms yet
The disposition Totnko Texas IL the topic Of the day
Ampudia g marching towards the frontier and maxim,
proelamt lions a 10 Naposan.
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NV osLRAss. May S.


The work Of patriotism goes eheery on Yesterday the
whoe city. from the extreme verge Of the Third Muneipa
~ to Lafayette. exhibited military excitement
Houses OF rendezvous opened in almost every street.
where hsts lay exposed for signature. The stripes and
stars in their hammered Brightness streamed from the win
dove and doorwsys Of the houses and during
the morning there almost rush several o them BY
our patriotic citizens 70 enee their zeal and military ardor
The companies In process Of formation marched through
the principle streets different periods Of the DAY. headed
by bands OF music and with the National asg borne
them. Every spot which offered means of congregatne
toge'het-the Public Squares-the Exchanges-he fronts
OF the Municipal Halls, anirniicg appear
snce. Crowds Of people followed the military displays.
seemingly TO the utmost abandonment Of business The
balconies OF the houses in the principal hroughfares WERE
almost evety moment from the quick succession of IN.
recruiting parties, who marched pass, filled with ladies.
who seemed participate the srdo and to smile
encouragingy the brave who the frs, to hear
and with aaer,y obey, the mandate OF their country in
peril.
All these signs most exharang; they IN nires, the
intense degree which free which hber.
and equality in their most RATIONAL enlarged sense
calculated to impregnate nation. In the ranks of
these companies destined to relieve General TAYLOR from
his embarrassing position, TO be found citizen soldiers
OF grade in socety-from the grave legislator who
quits the Senate Chamber don the uniform To the hardy
aa,boa man, who leaves his river occupation-,he soil
tudes OF the mighty Mississppo take up the muske and
stand shoulder shoulder with the merchant the arran
the shopman, the day laborer. There is something
ceedngy fine in oil ELSEWHERE such cenglomer-
OF various interests such fusion ranks So utterly
antagonistc with regard aneccdent pursuits vet so ana
Joyous with regard the spirit of liberty which PET
vades the whole-hst regns in every bosom. Such &C.
acra straightforward, by the by, there no true gran
dour without it-can only be found IN Republic where
enlightened Institutions prevail and where such degree of
intelligence is difused through the Masses Us to enable
them fully appreciate all its blessings. I, is at such
the present. that the national glory beams forth in
all its lustre.
What constitutes a nations defeneei
Not wall. OF stone embatued town.
Nor searp nor counter scsrr. ditch nor moat
Nor all the aids OF Science OF An
rs the manly Freedom hlrd
Inspired with love of cOuuuy-InteIsenee hi. guide
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