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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MoTEAT'S
VEG E'TSTsLE LIFE PILLS

AND PHGNlx BITTtRS.
.TgyIIE high and enved celebrity which these
Il pre-eminent Medicines have acquired for
their inyariabe efficacy in all the diseases they
profess to cure, has rendered the usual practice
of putting not only unnecessary, but unworthy
Of them They are known by their fruits ;
their good works testify for them, and they
thrive not by the faith of the credulous, IN
all CASES Of asthma, .4e'te and Chronic
Rheumatism, affections Of the bladder and Md
neys.
Bilious FeceYs and Lirer Complaints. I'm the
south and west, where these diseases prevail,
they will be found invaluable Planters, far
mers and others, who once use these medicines,
Will never afterwards be without them.
Bilious CioIie and Serious LoOseneSs, Biles
Costiueness, Colds ard Coughs, ChoEc, Con-
sumption, (used with great success in this dis
ease,) Corrupt H,mlors, Dropsies, Dyspepsia-
no person with this distressing disease, should
delay using these medicines Immediately
EJ7lptions Of the Skin. Eg7BipelaS, Fiat,dency,
Fegc' and .4g1te--ior this scourge of the west
ern country, these medicines viii be found a
safe, speedy, and certain remedy. Other me-
dicines leave the system subject to return OF
the disease-a cure by these medicines is per
manent--TRY THEM, BE SATISFIED,
my Dr. CCIhD' -, n1y.,.
toul,less q Complexion, General De5,ety'
t'oH, t'lddaeSs; GFaect' ifeadaehe q ete'yh','d'
l''cdrd Fefer; bgla'an'ato'y fheu"at,sn'i M
PlTe Btood, Jaind'ce, Loss q '5Ppetite' L a.,
Complaints Leprosy' L3osel'eSs, ,herc',5at D'S-
eaSesneyer iais 70 eradicate efltlreiy ail the ei
lecs OF Mercury inilhteiy sooner man tile mos
powerful preparation o. OF oarsaparlna-sN'gm-
Steeats, Nervous Debility. Nervous Complaints
III nj
the Heart, fa,ater's ci'oec' F,es-'he Original
proprietor OF these medicines was cured OF the
I!es OF 50 years, standing oy the use Oh 'hese
lhie Medicines alone ;--l'a"S IN the head' SIDE
back, limbs, joints and organs
Rhelaattsa.Mihose afflicted with ms Ter
rlble disease, VIII De sure oil rehei by uie Lie
Medicines.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
ANss OTHERS!
ENHIE subscriber keeps constantly for sale,
n at the lowest prices, an assortment Of
YMEDICxNTs. MUGS. pyE-sTUrEE.
pAIUTE. DIIS, GLASS, VAR
N1GA, IRUs II IS. &C. &c.


MEDICxNTs. nHuas. pyE-gTUrrs.
PAI2Es: OLE. GLASS, yAHs-
N1SH, BRUs II GE. &c. &c.
Confident his prices will give satisfaction, he
socts even those who may not intend TO pur-
chase at the time, to ascertain the prices OF his
goods.
Any communications, asking the prices of
goods. are most cheerfully and promptly an
Swered.
He would particularly state, that he has
Steam Factory in connexion with his Store,
for Powdering Jalap, Rhubarb, lpecacuanha,
and many other Medicines; for Grinding Mus
tard, Cinnamon, Ginger Allspice, Pepper,
Cloves, Sc; and Lamp Black. Black Lead,
Venetian Red, Chrome yellow and green, Yer
degris, Yellow Ochre, and Other Paints, in
oil; all of which he is able to sell at the very
lowest prices.
Paints mixed already for use, and put up in
earthen pots, of different sizes, for family con-
yenience,
Putty of the best quality, at 2. cts. per h.,
out of bladders, and cts per ID. in bladders, III
quantities of 80 lbs. and upwards.
gy.No charge made for delivering goods in
J. w. W. GORDON, Druggist,
No l52 West Pratt S., a fe,c doors from Light
ST, and opposite the B. s. o. r. II. Depot
Baltimore, March 20, lS46-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
VARIETY.
Goods Family Flora
AND
MATERiE ksEDiCG B0TAnIcA,

CONTAINING the Botanical analysis, Nat
u ural history, aad Chemical and Medical
properties Of Plants, illustrated by splendid Col
two plants (compleie( are ready for delivery
Price 50. Any one, however, with The color
ed plate and ieiter-press peiiect and lndepend-
ent. may be had for only &. cents. Specimens
may be- seen at the Gazette Office. Address
(post-free) PETER p. GOOD. New York.
March 5, 1876
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26

NIRGINIA:-Inthe County Courtof Berke-
v ley, February Rules, 1916,
George Raenhal. pitt
John Roush, Nelson c. Roush, William FEES
Ter and Charity his wife, late Charity
Roush, DIS.
IN CIE4.N'CERT
The defendants. John Roush, Nelson G.
Roush, William Fesler and Charity his wife,
not having entered their appearance aud given
security according 10 law and the rules Of the
Court, and il appearing 10 the Court that they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, Ii
is ordered that the defendants do appear here
on the second Monday in May. 1876. and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiff and that this or
der be published in the MartinsbuTg Gazette
for two months successfully, and posted al the
front door of the Courthouse Of this County
A Copy.-Teste,
HARRISO.N W.afTE, c. p. c.
March 5, lS46-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
GEORGETOU.N MARKET, I
lI,,.cb 90 1915

REPORTED FOR THE HARRISBURG GAZETTE.
FLouR.-The late news from England has
tended to depresS the Flour market. Buyers
seem careless about operating. $4.62s may be
considered the ruling price Of the day for stan
dard brands. Ertra, $4.75; Family, $3.50.
GRAIN.-No change in Wheat, Corn or Oats.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
.7f.gHHkEs!,

On the l7th inst. by the Rev. Joseph Baker, Mr.
JcHE G Nj + RvsLER, OF this County, 20 Miss
EMELtNg l. DUvAL. Of Frederick County.
Gu the Goth inst by the Rev. ID G.. BraEonicr.
Mr.. ooLPH SHslo TO Miss CATHARINE Moor
all Of this place.
On the goth ult by the Rev. T. t. Wysong, MIR.
Laws Il SHADE 10 Miss SUSAN maxwell, tdaugh
ter Of MIR. John Nsxwel, formerly OF this place
both Of st Thomas Township, Pa
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SPAGl4G3S
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26

On the ID inst ia this Comfy, Mrs LYDIA AsS
REESE, concert Of Mr., Samuel Reese, and daughter
of Mr.. John Purcell Of Frederick County, ia her
Goth year.
on yesterday morning, The 25ih inst. Emily,
dang hter Of Harriet II snd Henry b. Puzer Of ih,s
County, aged years, months and &c days
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
Settle Up!

A S il is important that accounts contracted
IA with the subscriber, previous to the time
he commenced Merchant tailoring" should
be closed by settlement, he hopes this nodfca-
lion to his friends and customers--io whom he
returns his thanks-will be sufficient
Feb 10, lS46-G T. SHOWERS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
Jefferson County.

qrs.The Editor Of the Martinsburg Gazette will
please announce ANDREW HUNTER aud HEN
ny BOTELER Esqs as Candidates to represent
the County Of Jefferson in The next House Of Dele
gates Of Virginia. .,,.,,,,,,,
Of The ShepherdstOt,n Precinct
March 2, lsi6-te
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
CASKS! CGSKsI!

EXTENDING to discontinue the sale of Ii
Il QUORS, offer my ENTIRE STOCK
on hand at reduced prices. Merchants, Tay-
ern-Keepers and Private Families can be fur
nished with the pure article. The following is
a part of what haye;-
Vry Old and fine Brandy (lS05) in bottles;
Champaign Brandy IN GOOD;
CdSk Old Peach Brandy;
| do DO ,4ppLe do;
Common Brandy;
Irish, Scotch and other U1hiskesp;
Holland Gin,
Jamaica Spirits-oH and fine;
Old Madeira Vine OS30) IN bottles;
Vergtine Pale Sherry d.;
.N,@dock Madeira d.;
Madeira IN lcood;
Malaga do.
Vergtae Port;
CLFet IN cases;
Clampaigr-dGerent brands,
Hook, Cooking Wiaes, SC. Sc.
1tco empty Casks
March IS JNO JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
Scheme
20956 Prizes, amounting to

20956 Prizes, amounting to s9l $50
Tickets $250-Shares in proportion.
Fletcher s Co. viii issue certificates in this
scheme Of packages Of % whole tickets for
$3.50; % halves, $lI75; % qrs. 1.31; 20
eighths, $3.6S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
From.

A FULL supply of IRON. of every dc
N soripGon, just received and for sale by
March JNO. JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
Oomnunoreial Record.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
Bal TLMORE .M4RkET }

B.fLILHORE .H.fRhE
.4nsericm Office, March 90, 1916.
FLouR.-Since the publication of the En-
glish adyices by the steamer Hiberna, the mar
ket for Howard ST Flour has been less active,
and prices have tended downward. On Satur-
day nothing of note took place. Sellers evince
more anxiety TO operate to-day at S4.Sl., and
al this rate we note sale of lot Of 1000 bbls.
mixed brands; also, several parcels Of smaller
amount, each at the same price, the market clio
sing dull. There We're settlements for receipts
to-day at s469s,
GRAIN--There have been some sales of
prime red Wheats to-day at 10 | II cents
supposed for shipment Sales of Md. white
Corn to-day at 66 CO cts.--those at the last
named price beng to city dealers. The last
sales Of Md. yellow were on Saturday, at 81 a
68 cents--none here to-day. We quote Md.
Rye at IS cts, and Oats at 81 a 80 cts.
BAeoN--Is inquired for to-day and sellers
are tirner at the following rates, viz West
ern Shoulders, AZ 5 cts; Sides, s. 81 and
Hams, o. II cts. We quote Baltimore Gu
red Shoulders at 5; Sides at g and Hams at
n & cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
R Emo VssHE.

Il HAVE removed my Law Office into the
4 same building occupied by the Gazette
Printing Office" JAS. e. STEWART.
March 26. 1876.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
MERCHANDISE.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
l2Dla lBds#
asparagus.
Brssas-.,rcd Marrowfat,
g large Lima
g Mohawk Dwarf;
Beets---dilelcm kinds
B,occl--pusple Cape;
Cabbage EARLY ork ard other kinds,
ccuYDt--I.ong Orange;
Castffiesrer~-early
CelcrTt--white said,
Cue,anLer--diiIerent kinds,
Egg Plant;
Col7--early Dunoa;
g Smiths early;
q early white sugar;
fsttuce--diferent kinds
.Helsa--4W ater;
MUSK.
Osdo,---early silverskin;
Pastey--double curlss
Parsaip;
Tsaspkia--diaerert kinds:
Teas, 4"
PTPo- BulLnosei
Raddish--seyeral kinds;
Salsifg, o. PegetaLis Oyster
Spolaeh;
Sqltaa--early
Tolaat0--large rcd,
Tiarip--diiierent kinds,
Florer Seeds.
Herb d..
Warranted fresh and genuine--j,ist received
and for sale BY
Feb. % W.M H. HEsLETIsE s. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
RELIGIOUS.

9y-The PsEsBYTERY OF WiscHEsrER will meet
ia GrrafdsIown the second Thursday OF April al
IL o'clock, Nj. March 20.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26

X'cls.

EAIPERIAL TEA. an extra article, receiv
d ed and for sale low by
Feb. Is J. NJ. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
aCtornep at Tam,
Vsr. Games H.sng:

TEVAKE NOTICE-Thato on Friday, The 9th
N Of March neat, at the house Of Mrs. Ly-
dia Stephens, Burke St, MartinSburg, shah
take the dispositions Of Mrs. Lydia stephens
and Mrs. Elizabeth Long and on the next
day, Saturday, The 28h Of March, shall, at
the Office of Seaman Garard, in Mauinsburg,
take the DISPOSITIONS Of John Long, William
Cunningham, sr., and James II. Stephens, TO
be read in my behalf in the Chancery cause
pending in the Berkeley Circuit Court, where
in am plaintiff and you are defendant And
if all the witnesses do not attend, OF from other
causes all the DISPOSITIONS are not taken ON sat
urday, the 26th, they will be taken on tfednes-
dag, the Isl Of .4pra
Feb. 26, 1896 LQCOB HAMfE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26

ity had fair demand for instant consumption,
inferior description were little noticed and rather
depressed in value Canada -four had dull
sale, and declined Cd to Is per sack. The mar
ket, ON the27tn ultimo, having oeen tolerably
well attended by town and country buyers, the
trade as regards wheat assumed 2 somewhat
firmer tone, and fine as well as good, useful
qualities, were In moderately fair demand for
consumption, at an advance Of Id per 70Ib,
ordinary descriptions at the same tune retaining
late prices. Irish and Canadian -four contln-
ued IN limited request at our last quotations,
the dealers mostly waiting sale BY auction
after market Of 2250 sacks Irish superfne,
slightly damaged by wet at the late fire, which
Were taken at prices varying from 35s cd to
3ss ed per 2S0lbs. On the Sd instant there
was a more steady market for most articles OF
the corn trade, but no briskness of demand
Prices were much the same as those on that
day week.
CONTINENTAL MARKETS.
Last advices from Danzig state that wheat
continues to be well supported in value and the
supplies from the interior are readily taken al
equal TO 54s. pr. Or, f. 0. b. No transaction IN
granared parcels, which are held too high for
our present quotations The above mention
ed price is an advance Of fully Is. pr. or. since
the last fortnight. Much snow has fallen this
week but the cold isnot very severe, Our Rot
terdam correspondent on the Goth alt, says:
Our market has been very dull since las
week, and all sorts Of Grain are offering allow,
or prices,
We are of opinion that with the small stock
in our country, and the moderate supplies
which the producing countries can furnish US
with, a material improvement must ultimately
take place. The Prusslan government has pla-
ced at the diaposal of the authorities in the Rhe
nish provinces Al, 900 barrels of flour TO be paid
for after the next harvest at the then current
rates, and similar quantity will be delivered
from the government stores, if the above meas
ure should fail to depress the present value Of
food. The weather continues mild and open,
with westerly winds. The latest account from
Stetten are that very little has been doing in
Wheat, and that prices are unchanged good
81 ID to 62 ID. Uckermask Wheat being sold
at 40s Cd. Fomeranean at sis. per quarter
I. o. b. The market at Rostock has been dull
and prices have lately declined is 10 Is. par Or
From the Mediterranean we have nothing new.
Advices from Marseilles state that contrary
winds bad kept back supplies from the Black
Sea, and that buyers having been unwilling to
operate in the bare state of the market, nothing
OF interest has been done
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
POg THE CURE of
COUGHS, GeefsEb%, &c. &C.


rHNHE following list of remedies may be re.
n lied on, as good for the mitigation and
cure Of the various Pulmonary affections
which are so frequent at this season Of the
year, and which, If not attended to, lead to ia
tai consequences.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry;
Dorsey's Syrup do. do
New England Cough syrup;
Wistar's Cough Lozenges
lpecac dc;
Horehound do;
Pepper do;
Pease's Horehound Candy,
Syrup Of lpecac;
Hill's Balsam Of Honey;
Turlingon's Balsam Of Life with other
preparations, all Of which viii be sold on fair
terms Sy
Jan229 VIM. DORSEY Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
PRIZES! SA N. PRIZES!
OFFICE or

ND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class 81, for 1876.
To be drawn at Baltimore on Friday, March
u. 66 No. Lottery--l2 Drawn Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
m1r1uEr,s .uap nR

EyEATHERs s. HoPS--Just received,
a. lot Of first quality Of Feathers ;also lot
Of fresh Hops, which Will be sold low.
WIN. KtOESEN.
r. X. Depot JAN q
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24

The PREss.--rhe appearance Of the
flag Of our country in any given place, is
a proof that the Yankees are there; and
when they are, look out Tor the printing
press. 1t is the oxygen which secures to
them their social and political respiration.
Already have our cuuntrymen of Ma
tamoras started press, We have receiy-
ed No. }, of Vol. /, of Republic of Rio
Graade and Friend Of The People, pub
lyhed in Mltamoras, on the LIST inst. 1t is
printed in English and Spanish, and edited
by f. Mcleod, whose motto is: Fear
nol-the brave and generous soldier is
only to be dreaded on the field OF battle "
In the first number there is an earnest
appeal to the people OF that Department
10 Withdraw their conuexIon from 60
venment from which they have received,
AMI can never expect, but oppression.
The article thus concludes:
| Rise, then, and shout for the Republic Of
Rio Grande Abandon the Mexican vul-
lure that preys upon your vilas-lhe fit
ting somDol of government that has no
deeper cnmmisseralon for your sullerings,
lhan the yoracious bird upon her crest feel.
for The serpent that wrilhes in his beak.-
Assemble your delegates within the Anne.
rIcan lines, organize your provisional 90
yernment at once, and declare your indie.
pendence to the Sierra Madre, At your
leisure you can debate a constitution, and
arrange the details Of your government,
Rid Yourselves Of that horrid incubus, the
Mexican Tariff, which has ruined her
treasury and demoralized her people
open YOUR ports and trade freely with all
the worId--gel the most for what you
have to sell, by having all the world for
buyers-get what YOU want to buy at the
cheapest rates, by having the world for
selIers-cducatc your children and pro,
tect the liberty OF The cirizons, and the
rights OF properly-alIy yourself to the
great Mother of Republics, and initiate
those qualities which have made her great.
D. this and you will be great and happy
yes--iail, and your fate is fixed for
ever.
Long live the United States Of America!
Long live the Republic of Rio Grande!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24
Latest from Point Isabel.

We are indebted to MIR. BrsDy, engineer
Of the steamship Galveston for the follow
ing memoranda, the latest news from Point
Isabel. The Galveston let here on the
Sd inst. taking down The Missouri troops.
Whom within one hundred miles OF Point
Isabel, she LOST one Of her wheels in a
squat. She arrived there on the 9Th, and
lett on the Slh On the night Of the 9Th,
she arrived off the bar OF Galveston, aud
pat over it The next morning. She re-
NAMED there twelve hours, aud lett at six
o'clock P. NJ. on the ION. At twelve
O'Clock Thursday night, she crossed the
bar at the BaiIze, and at 8 o'clock yesler-
day morning, when opposite Poverty Point
her other wheel was carried away.
Mr.. Bisby could not ascertain that there
was any thing new from Maamoras, OF
that the troops proceeded to lake posses.
sion OF any OF the other towns up the ri.
yer, though 1t vas known 10 be Gen. Tay.
lor's intent. lie heard that the Mexican
General had sent Gen. Taylor a message
telling him 10 withdraw his troop, iron
Matamorus, or he would annlhlIate them,
Gen. Taylor sent him his compliments
saying that he would be delighted to see
hun. There are on board the Galveston
/ $50 souls, or thereabOut, most Of them
SICK OF wounded, Among them are Capt.
Saunders, Of the u. $, array, Capt. llo1e,
who lostan arm, Mai, Bell, u. S. Paymas-
ter, and Com, Moore, on his way to Wash.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24

The delegation from the Legislature Of
Louisiana arrived on the Galveston, and
the ten gentlemen will accompany me 10
Gen. Taylor's camp this ahernoon-a
long prairie ride Of p Merican miles,
The news of the brever.rank Of Major
General being conferred on Gen. Taylor,
meets with universal satisfaction from the
officers Of the whole army
1t is rumorcd that Gems. Scott and Wool
are ordered 10 Mexico; this Intelligence
does not meet with the same favor.
Yesterday afternoon, It, Col. Wilson,
with five companies of the LIST Infantry,
Capt. Desha's Mobile volunteers, aud Capt.
Prices Texas Rangers, accompanied by
Capts. Ogden and Flint, volunteer aids to
Gen. Smith, took up their line Of march
tor Reinosa, about 80 miles from MaIamo-
ras. Gen. Canales with his 1900 cavalry
has fallen back, and is enlrenched ut Rel.
nosa. A brush may therefore be looked
for between him and the company Of Col.
Wilson.
Some Of the companies in Oil Walton's
Washington Regiment having become dis
gused with petty sort Of tyranny, pell'
TONED Gen. Smith (as rumnred) to jim an
other Re limenr--they were told that a
such applications must be made thr mgt
their officers. A release is therefore i'm
probable.
Sickness prevailed TO some extent thro'
out the volunteers, confined, however, iC
bowel complaints, chleliyi but no sign @
lever. The water and green corn are TIT
principal causes.
Letters sent from the States for yolun
teers should he sent To the regiment Il
winch they belong, adding the Colonel
name. II this we're done much disap
puiuImeul would he prevented.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-24

IMPoRTANr FROM YUcATAN.-The schr.
IF. A. Brown, at Charleston from Havana,
brings papers from Merida, the capital Of
Yucatan, 10 lhe1Oh May, with the suRioin-
ed important advices The dismrmber-
ment Of the Mexican republic is insyita5e.
The annexation OF Yucalan to this Union
is as yet premature, but Cnee Sam may,
in the present state Of affairs, guarantee
aud assist to maintain the independence OF
that fine State,
Tho old Legislature Assembly has
been dissolved, aud Il new and eXlrdordI-
nary Congress was in session. 1t was
opened win The greatest soIemnlIy, by Mi
guel Barbachano, who was appointed Go
,ernur interim by the assembly, and has
since been elected Governor OF Yucatnn
by The Congress. The names Of the other
government officers are also gwen. The
first operation Of the new Congress was
to settle the question Of Independence
This being done, they proceeded 10 the
management aud regulation OF all other
matters necessary to the establishment Of
a new government. three persons have
been appointed On secret foreign mission
via The United States! Although the 60.
yernment did not openly declare that these
officers were to visit Washington for the
purpose OF inquIring inlo The steps neces-
sary to procure annexation, yet this was
we'll known to be the object. This step
has found great favor with The people, aud
although the mission was ria the United
States to some other country, yet It was
well understood.