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~ FOH -ALE-A house and lot h ia. upper part VI
E The city with IS years ofunexpsred lease with prtvi
- ege Of two renew MS OF II yeIs oseh, The present
would bire h- aaf warrant ID cent foT
the money Price s,o0o sso Of which lay two yesrs
and half Aims addressed 20 H. B. 8. at this once, WIN
bs nnnci1allv siffnt 10 va lws
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CAMr RERoRs VIM CRr

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March q. 1910 o'eocs, a "
The uia OF the bombatdmcnt has some
au-t slackened II bclag found that the wa.
CONS cannot carry ammunition TO the bate
ues during the day sufficient TO keep all
tie guns al work sltli our mortars conun
ue to throw she'll into the city at Intervals,
and every one must take effect sotnew here.
Ulder cover Of the 90 fkuess tonight every
means OF transportation al command OF lie
quaftermasier vii &c brought into reqclsi.
uoa to carry up powder and shell, and 10
addition the battery OF "a, ponnders and s
zach howiz'r, is 10 be placed 10 position
los Impossible to Judge accurately Of the
fleet oi he 6s.pouader Palshan shot from
The navy battery, although they are seen
sinking the waits and houses Of the city.
HaT past IL O'Clock, 4. MA shell
rrom oae OF our mottat batteries has just
struck within the cIty, aud has SCI fire to a
building which must be Depot Tor ship
stores, ne dense black smoke ls rising
Fac iorts aud baUer.; of the enemy are
- urulug our tie 81 intervals, both with
rnuud rho, and shells. 10 thu battery
where tue ravy guns are placed, called the
Mahbran battery, four sailors have been
killed this morning BY the round shot OF the
Mexlcans. Leu. Baldwin has il,o been
slightly wounded, and two sallors seriously,
Harch ass o'clock, 4. M.-Eyery
guu aud mortar on both sides, apparently.
have been haid al work since sunrise ths
mofnlng--lhe roar of the heavy ordnance
is tremendous. There was another couAa.
grafton last night, Illuminating the entue
/ clty butltlssald the fire ouly amounted 10
the burning Of some small Iacalcs near the
c,ty walls. Daring the ulght Capt TAI
colt, with his rocket and howLzer msn
took 40 position near the For, OF Santa
90 and threw rockets at that work.
learn thai the steam trigate Princeton
with Com. Conner on board, sails TIN
morning for Philadelphia. Her boilers al
so near burnt out that she Is now Of lIttl
use here,
10 o'clock, A. M-Every one Of on
| guns are now keeping up an lncesssnl HI
, lns upon tho CITY. The enemy directs tn
most of guns at The Malbran battery.
/ hear that Two or three deserters came
, during the night from the CITY, who de
. scribe tho effect Of cur shell as tremendOu
e lu haste, G.. W. X.
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returned IN two hours. During his absence,
Capt. J. aud two Ct the Me.icen officers
ses'sd themselves upon he white fag. hich
was spread upos The sand for the purpose,
AMI smoked cigdritos and kept up a very
agreeable conversation on matters and things
IN general. At the end Of an hour the bear.
er returned with a letter, and informed
Capt. johnson, in a kind of afeclionate
sub rosa msnGef, that Gen. Morales would
see the Yankees hanged before he " oud
ih'nk OF giving up heroic Vera Cruz. :"
Capt. J. nov rose, exchanged the most al.
iecuonste assurances q. respect nod eteT.
aal friendship ~nh the officers {" paving
hem IN their oUn CON y and rode OIL
Scarcely hHd We passed The "chsteau de
limekir," which had him from their view,
before ono Of their batteries opened upon
our mfFenchments. Al half-pasi 4, p. NJ.
our mortar batteries (scveu l0.lnch mortats
and tou' 6.inch cohpfn,) opened upon the
tonn ine fist I've Or SIX sheds did no.
explode properly, but Tie i.zes acre infne
diaiely arraoged, aud not one out Of forty
has SINCE ned.
The Gra OF lie enemy sIackensd al sun.
down. Oar mortar batteries we're manned
By detachment Of $50 men, OF the aT,.l
lsry, uairr Capt. V,nton, assisted By l. Gu.
tenants Van Vie, aud Flr,y -. Suua
allie our batteries opened, Captain Ninton,
Nlgh MAJ. Scott, stepped uul 70 raj her ex.
posed position 70 witness The effect OF our
shells. IN J1t." remarked Capt. V. with
enthusiasm, as 'ou pass the noriars plea,e
uli the officers that the shells are dong
thelf duy accurately ana lie slon s.arlcd
md followed, hllilng an instant to speak 10
Cipf. Blanchard md Leut Nichols, (Ee
PHGaly company, Win por lou Of the ) b
lGiaaTy, uuJer Maj. Scott, were IN the IN.
treUcdneuts as a upp1ruug party,) and
] ~ as be had fesamed his position an s.
inch shell passed through he parspei, with.
out cs oaug, aud Int bin on The back oil
ne Le,d, anu lie fell dead upon hls back
wish his nuns crossed upon his breast
Thus Ell us gallant and accomplished n Of
dc, and gentleman us lie army could boast
a. | happened % be present lus, evening
f" len Gen. Nur,h ifI,nmed h.n that he
mad had bun detailed Tor this post Of han
~, ard witnessed The p.ca,araJIe emotions
Nth winch BE- t,cei,rd lhis mark OF coati
deuce from Tie brave ,ilicer whom ne so
much admired; aud was ag-ln present this
evening warn lie sad news ul his death
tesched Gen. Worth, Mo, deeply affected,
soon ater oristed his horse aud visited the
81 ,4aitU.s.
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From The Nep Orleans Delta, Ertrd.
DEATH OF MR.. SHUBRICK.
HARBOUR OF VERA CRUZ, March

HARBOUR OF VERA CRUZ, March IS.
To-day the combatants appear to be more
eager on both sides, and the firing more
repId-the army battery mounts l ten
zach mortsrs, tour long GAS and four CO.
horus. During The morning, the Mexicans
concentrated their fre as much as possible
upon Gen Patterson and the Navy, but the
return fire through the day slenced two of
their batteries, and the Navy preached tha
walls 10 different places. Mldshipman Shu.
BRICK and three sailors were killed, and one
mor;a,ly wounded. Mr.. Shubrck's death
was announced a, Headquarters IN the fol.
lowing laconlc note, by the commander a.,
the lnrenchments " Dir. Shnbr,ck has
been KILLED at his gGn fghiag." Ga en-.
curry, learned me further particulars as
follows; lie was shooting at q gun IN one Of
the bashons IN the rear of the city, and was
watching the effect OF his shot upon that
piece OF artillery when ball from the piece
he was shooting at struck hlm-but the last
shot he fred dJsnounied the piece that kill.
| ed hlm-thus, IN all probability. both srtll.
| lerst lost their lives IN shooting at one q.
mother almost simultaneously.
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CAMP BEroRE VERA CRUZ.
March Is, ls47-ll o'clock, 4. NJ

4haICu -, loaf -- II CAoSh' ~ ~
This is the first quiet day We have bad
in the last twenty, and words cannot picture
the Inconvenience, the annoy ances, ana the
sutferlngs OF the army, both regular and
volunteer, has experienced during this Pc
rod. One half the time the sun has been
ta,rly brollng the men in the valleys and
mon the saudhlls-lhe other halt, with
scanty ratlons and without tents, a large
portion OF the men have been exposed 10 the
rude, cold uorthers, and to clouds Of sand
that fairly blinded the eyes already lnfamed
by the fierce rays of the sun. Sull, al
have gone TO work cheerlully with the linn
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CAAF pEFdRE FsEk CFC7, !
March % ls4i-I s'ciosk, l.. NJ.

4 prisoner brought 10 this morning "a
frlss WHO pretruds that he has a lsmiy
ou',ide tua edis-says tlisi our shells d,d
laaueGsn damage datng the night. An
at.i er o. diSuncaen according TO hts story,
~as badly ~1uadeJ, ami he tJr,het states
tha, a Upub entered he house OF the Amer.
lcan consul, Mr. tllrgous, nod, besides do.
ms .fca, damage, aJlred severely a female
aho either had charge, or else had taken
tcfu-e ga the bai dug. o, course all the
houses 10 the CITY mus, fare alike during
the s,l.r, those o, tie Foreigners as well as
;he uatNes; yet | trust The latter part OF
OF the fellows s,ofy Is rncorrectiu the pres,
enI ius'suCe.
Yours, d., G.. W. h.
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From, the same papsr.

Foreign Meditation.- New York
Sun Of The 2lst inst publishes letter from
zone who enjoys a position that entities
him to credit. and affords him superior
opportunity for knowing the secre, move
menls of the English Cabinet" The
letter is dated London, Sd inst. and we
extract from il such parts as may be OF
Of interest to those who, like ourselves,
>have ever objected TO the meditation Of
Great Britain in our difficulties with Mex
leo. The wrilersays: Special dispatches
from lhe English ministers at Mexico came
TO the Government, here, in the steamer
which brought the news of Gen. Taylor's
victory at Buena Vista, containing opin-
ions, based upon facts that the Mexicans
could not hold oul against US much longer;
that Vera Cruz was al The point of being
taken, that British interests which had
been seriously disturbed thus far by the
war, were now threatened with accumu-
Ialing dangers, and finally urging that the
British Government should offer it's medi-
alton to bring about peace between Mexi-
co and the Uniled States. The dispatches
assured The Government that unless the
meditation for which the Mexicans had
been bribsd 10 ask. was accepted by Mex
leo; and The United States, the prospects
were that The American army being forced
lin its own defence TO seize Vera Cruz,
r. - 'l-gF Z - .s.s- IN
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| Perote, Puebla. aud even the city Of Mox-
LEO, would finally occupy the whole coun-
liry, seize its mines aud revenues as in
tdemni,y for the costs of:the war, and
more than probable .annexfit insthesend3io
the Union. This despalch=has fallen.like
a bombshell in the ministerial. circle, and
instructions ofrhe most explicit character.
having The sanction Of theswhole Cabinet,
especially The minister ofForeIgn affairs!
have been seut to Mr.. Bankhead minister,
an Ny. ii rntosh, consul t*the city OF,
Me. D. These Instructions, asl have
leaSHd from the highest, authority. direct
.lHSE glish minister 10 push his efforts at
i.ieditaiion TO urge, treaty Of peace not
to be over.scrrpuIos ilsSto boundary lines:
if the American ash ksterritory, provided
they retire north as far ashihe Rio Grande
and the moment !5,ihe American army
withdraws behind that line, to demand;
from Mexico the eighty millions duestol
England, principal and interest, and if
such demand is not settled, as the Englisb.
cabinet very well know it cannot be with
ready money or acceptable bonds. 10 seize
all territory that has been left by the Uni;
ted States. Corresponding with these
Instructions, orders have been dispatched,
torthe mail and war steamers and other
armed British crafts in aud contiguous 10
the Gulf, TO proceed at once before the
Mexican ports, SO that the moment we
retire, the English demand can be enforced
by military oceupalion. The policy; Of
the English cahinets to drive pbysfairj
means or foul, from The coast andsoiiibern.
part of Mexico, in order 10 enjoy these.
portions themselves. They know that.
California and all the northern mountain
Gus country is, comparatively worthless.
Let the Americans have it, they say;Iwe.
will scheme and securethe fruitful valleys,
the seabord, aud finally control the trade
Of Mexico and through her that Of Asia
The English are determined; if possible,
to have foolhoIdin Mexico; they know:
i,islheir only chance Of neulraliz:ng the.
advancing gigantic power and influence
ofthe United States. They are more .fur
This than for the eighty millions, hut5ihe
eighty millions make capital cloak under
which TO seize the country. Lei them
once possess il. and mnna.chyia estabe
Iished. But cannot believe the cabinet.
at Washington are asleep. They must
see through this anxiety of the English 10
mediate between Mexico and'ehe United
States iflhey do not, | can show them
the key !: it is for an opportunity to seize
the country as security for their debt as
minor object, and The permanen, future
control Of its rule and revenues, 10 ag-
grandize themselves, aud check the growth
of our Union and the spread republican,;
ism. as the ultima thule oftheirplans.i Let
the American Government pause ere 1T
leaves in Mexico foothOld for. lis ever
striking competitor and ancient foe.'r ~
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The correspondent of rte5sBallimore
Patriot says lha, the President ofthe Uni
ted States and Secretary Of The Navy have
resolved to appoint Lieu'. Hunter. dis
missed from the Gulf Squadron for the
capture Of AlvRrado. to-the command ofa
vessel, The Lieureant returned home 10
the Ohio. He reached our city Thursday
evening, and took lodgings at the Ameri-
can Hotel. ''"gI'1
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CupDing Case.
Executive Department,
THE Subscribers
! have purchased from
NathanL. Griffin, Esq.,

LIMESTONE SPRINGS. May 20. .
A LII PETITIONS to the Executive for
"A Pardon, should be accompanied with s.
copy of the Indictments. the Verdict of the 3u-sG
ry, and the Report Of the Presiding Judge. e Z
By oder ofihe Governor. ati ,tis';i @
B. T. WATTS, Secretary. ,yS.sss
. Jnnee @ 10 .Ea
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IMPoRTANT!-AsTHMA CUREDM

INf OII I'm l!-fto IlNIH OUNCD :!
MYSTERIOUS, N. Y, Oct. 20, 1841.
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Expectorant / believe your medicinesare the
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TO the public. for The relief of the afflicted, and
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- eifig ss. -. ADRIAL ELY.
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GREENVILLE S. C.a ssS
FEMALE ACADEMY.

RyHIS INSTITUTION of learning Is now
with full corps of Teachers in success
ful operation. Professor Lineback has taken
charge of tfie Mhsic Department. This gen.
teman stands nj the head of his profess ION.
and will, NO doubt, give entire satisfaction TO
those who may place their daughters under
his tuition. u
From the manner in which the Gieen,ile
School has been conducted for the last three
wears, the Trustees can recommend its as an
institution; in every respect, worthy Of The con-
fidence, and entitled to the patronage Of an en-
lightened public.
G. F. Towsrs, Secretary. -
may26 st 10
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!Ssvere Hail torm.-The following ac.
count 10 the halt storm in Jasper county,
says the Augusta Sentinel surpasses any
thing Of. the Kind we have ever read.
Those Of our readers who know he writer,
need no enlargement OF his. statements.
yss, MorrIcELLo, Ga. May 81.
Messrs. EditGrs-Sp peaking Of hail.slorms,
Lean tell you pr one that passed overs "a
part Of Jasper county, on The evening OF
Monday, the 19tb, inst. that was somewba,
more OF a Storm that those little etanescent
affairs With which the newspaper readers
are surfeited. Were you not we'll ac::
qdain,ed viii me, 1 confess should hes.
itate 10 my brief account, torfear ofnot
being helieyea. III the neighborhood Of
Wise's Ferry onlhe Ocmrlgeei the storm
was very fierce, but il was severest abou.
two or three miles this side Of the river.
The scene. must have been terrific in the
extreme; The, hailifell as large, as goose.
eggs, and in Quantities iucreGibleio relate.
Largo banks ofthe stones yet lie in The
corler ofthe fences, notwithstanding the
very capious rains that Fave fallen since,
and the bright sun Of twelve clear days.
Our boys are yei enjoying ice drinks from
these unexhausteds banks. IT wonld be
difficult 10 ihd a single head Of wheat on
any sized Wheat field in the immediate
vicinity I an: describing: Flocks of goats
were; killed. and whole stocks Of hogs
neaIly.destrdyod, the horns of cows were
broken off, and some persons severely in
jured. ~ q. -.
The forests are, almost as ileafless as in
mid winer, ,hnd present a most melancholy
pictures. Immense numbers Of pollry,
birds. snakes and fish were destroyed. The
orchards, were stripped Of their entire COW
ering, and The trees. so bruised as to leave
no hope thai, they will survive. have seen
post oak asaPplicgs, pines and others trees,
that were; as completely bruised from the
root up, and II they had been struck thou
sand hard blows with Ia heavy hamme er,
clearing thelrough bark and indenting the
wood al every blow. Some 5uzzards were
destroyed while on the wing, as is suppos-
ed. As .for corn. cotton, and the like, the
fields, give scarcely the slightest indication
Of having been planted. The houses ap-
pear as if,they had been assailed by an
army Of Dayids, aqd each man throwing
his stone asH armed atHa giant. Such a
disaster as Ibis was never before witnessed
by the Oldest inhabitant, that distinguish
ed personage 50 tolten referred to on ex-
lraordinary occasions.
II could fll a ,column.gvi,h details, as
''rich and rare. as those accounted. but /
.forbeaf TO trespnss Ifarlhergupol your pa
k.ience. Among the principal sufferers
from this slormsin the neighborhood refer
ree! o,5are John McC Closkie, Jordan Pye,
Major Lane, Floyd, Malone, j Camptop,
&C: HaiIslon and Ezekiel Fears, any
of whom could give yop 2 u thrilling ACCOUNT
lol the dsyn'lasips JasPeI5 a county
$ sias &c II alsasgee
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Tie address Of the Meriean Clergy Of San
! Luis Po,osi,-We spread.before our readers,
OF our first page, extracts from this e1,raordina
~ document, more as matter ofcurioEity than
8 for any thing else. tits scarcely necessary to
say. thatitis fuil oftae violent SANDER against
] our country, and the gallant army in Mexico.
We hardly think that the address can have the
effect designed upon the Mexican population
as its falsehood is too glaring for even them to
believe. a5s ,as.s.
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Il; Mr.. Fe5s.er in Sacanuah.-During his recent
visit to Savannah. Georgia. Mr.. Webster was
received with marked distinction, by the hos
pitable citizens Of that place. On the occasion
Of apubli dinner given him, his honor Judge
Law, the President. delivered an address. to
which Mr.. Webster made very appropriate
response. Judge Berrien, and other gentlemen
also, made addresses. sN
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MARRIED.

On the Isl inst, by the Rev. D. D. Brunson.
Mr.JoHs w. DouoHERTY, Of Georgia, TO Miss
SARAH ELIZABETH. ynnngest daughter Of Cap.
tain Richard Parkes, Of this District.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ST. Goode os. B. J. Ryan,
Presley s Bryan, and others,
scverally, os. the same.
s"Y virtue of Executions in the above stat.
D ed cases. will proceed to sell, at the
house OF the Defendant, in the village of Edge.
field, on Thursday and Friday, the 24th and
25lh inst, large lot Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting Of Beds and Furniture,
Bed Clothing, Chairs, Tables, Crockery and
Glass Ware, Cooking Utensils, &c. &c. sa
Terms of sale Cash. rts
iune g s 81 90