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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-08
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9Im Iebtcn Dirnfa9, in Sber Saurona,
eeha @auntp, Nerr 8 nccb 9anees
in etnem alter ocu unarfibr 90 Sabreu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-08

~ Das 2ocro&5oiae poitamt in 8crfs
&aaNts, rparoe Dor eiuissn Sa9eu umactauft
nuo erMeIt eeH Sdmcn "W Wonteres,"
uno Der 9eueral 'pcffmeifcr ernanute Soru.
Sclua 9. Willer ,um Yoitmcilter eeijelbcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-08

lin unIeru eelcru eincn 9rarif ;u scbcn,
iaat Der Buffalo "IcIeardph," NIT peld,cr
beiIpieIclcu SiHieteit man acscnwdrtis auf
uuiern Sren reiict, fnbren mir bios an, eae
bas ain Samitda abac9ln9cuc Dampfboci
Waaoifcn CrfpaGaaiere naf Chicago, cine
Gntfernuns BON iibcr 1000 Wcilen, Su @t'
mem Ibalrr per peiiou III tiahm.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-08
DruCfer Qrbett.

aat sIrtsn Cruder'grbeit rpiro IN Differ
Drnderei su ben alIerniecriafen preitn, H..
auf ek fiirseite 2inNi9e oerridtet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-08

Gin Ssrr Der neuIid lter eincn 9rceesk
Ibcil ees Stdats Ohio reete, uno befcnoers
ourd, bic @aunties Scictc uno Wiami psr'
fid,rrt oas DER Bai,sn gut ausIebe, uno rI'
men pcQcu @rtrd9 perfprid,t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-08

Serr Nebficr lleht I'D, ourd Jsrdnflidfcit
aeu6ttist, feine 9ieiie curd Die ihelibcn
Staaten aufiuaeben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-08

Az am ucrlsetcu Scnntns psrfammclts
I'D, bic SlfpennlyIpanifdIe SYncbe Der Gus
therifder &irdt, in Der 3icnS &trde iu phi.
Iaoslpkia, uno besann ods bunbsrtjdbriae
Seier ibrer GtabIirnns in oieiem eanor, in,
benz sbeu eiu huuosrt Sabre OerfcGsn fno,
fsitoem I'D, Die sr1e eutberiihe Spuobe in
ben 0ereinigten Staatsu usriammeIte. Nm
IssteH Dcuner(fag oertaats I'D, oicfelbe anf
driflid,e gBeife, mad abtanbiun9 uieler
spidItigen @efd,dfte. Die &irhe it fth6n
hno Serduntis uno rpar gum ottseu 3,pcd
NIT sriinem eIubaewinoe Hno Siumcusrdn'
scn auf cine prahtpclIe slrt stiiert. Die
SpncSaIpreoiat wuroc Don bcm @brD. Sa.
COB Odtlgr, pon Medcina, aehalten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-08

/" Wir rcrmeifen unfsre @iuwobner'
S,baft INTO 9eeiIenee aus Der Herne, III BET
iesiaen Sabrsisit. auf bic 'Silber Sprinss,
IN Der ytdhe eiefer Staot, 100 ddt 9IlIe per-
anhsen f6nnen, forpobl Iraurise als Sr6hli
She. Dd ftnoen 8iftcrs eiuen flbfen Srt.
nit Sd,attenbiumen umnad,Ien,--in benz
Centrum fprinst cine WaGerqueas berpcr.
csren puritdt taum Elm @lcihen bat 9Iud
finost man 6a tece art Grfrifhuuseu. als :
8ud,en, Bier, Nle, Rineral Wafer, une
mebrere aneere Nrten fd,wddbe @etrdnfe,
fpelde 8sfuhenoe it oem @riuen Der Id'
tar nit Ereuet uuo 8cquemlid,fcit acuieseu
f1nnen. Sin 8lid ilber ote 6itlide Qaublas
at, auf Dem Dege BON Der Staot uad, Der
Springr, III aIlsin cine 20 WsiIsn rceite
9teift rusrtb.--Serr Gopin eeiper hat ben
Ort far Die laufsnbe Sommersseit genie
tibet, uno fcine befud,enoe perfcn miro bic
Sprinae in uniufrieoeubsit perlneen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-08

DasSa afteG SanSuan De Il L.
Ioa.-DicIs unasbsurr Scltuns bcoedt elf
9ltsr Gjruno uno mar bel Der Sinnahme gut
NIT Ruuiti,n perieheu. Sie enthltlt mrhr
oIs tauicuc crcistGiss 8cmbcn, aroser ais
pom uuIcrcr slrmec eebraud,t rprrosn, nno
,n,ibuucsrt Ger ltoufrn 6dnrnen IN Der
l8elt. 8iclc eauon Gno in Garpers SicBe'
rel in ben Screinigtcn Stadtcn 9cachen rpor'
oeu, einiae BARON ocn fd,onen dltlpanlihen
WeiiIu9tuden, BON ccnen etnl9e 1921 oatlrt
siuo. lie Stdrfe eieIes beriihmten @aitclls
III uid,t itcrtricteu pcroen. Gin brittifder
GIotteucfii,icr bcmerfte Commodore pcrrp
duf ccIfcn Nraar, Oh er.9laube, oas oas Ga
itea curd, cine SIctte fonue gcncmmen tper
Den, oas wcnu oa6elbe nit eintauiene
trittiiten SssIeuten pecr Scloatcn trmaiit
Ici, es alle Tlctten Der gBelt iu sIicmc ier'
Id,mettcrn fam, che eicic nur feline Rdlle
beribreu fonutcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-08

G,curcrucur Shuut bat ben @eneral,
Staatss9 s9lnwalt @bdnpuep auf9efcreert, elm
red,tlid,eS 9utdd,tsn odruter absu9cben, in
spie fern elmer 8equiIticu bes 9ouueru6rs
pcn Wadrplauo. Sr9rsifun9 uuo sIusIiefe
runa fIldtiaer SeIaucn betrefeno, Sclgc gu
asben Iei. - Differ III nun mad, p1iht
Id,ulciaer @rpd9uns oes Salles III benz
Sddunt sclanst, coB inter Der Scn9ree
@iaulel pom 13t. Sebruar 1898 bic Sclauen,
weld,e aus Dem Hienife poCr Der slrbeit eut'
laufen, nid,t beg iifen fsicn unc niht racla
mirt weroen t6nnten, oa6 pielmebr in jencm
slfte MIR Die ausliefsruna flnd,ti9sr Der
BREEDER pcraefsben Iei. Ger 9cupernor hat
cesbaib bic siuefsrtiaung zines 8erbaft'Se'
febls pertpeigert. Ger dnsebaItcne Sfhaf
Srcwn rpiro nun wcbl cbne frriterss emit
ldGen rperoeH-Ep, 9.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-08
OBITUARY

Died, Of Pulmonary Consumption, at Lis faith.
er's residence IN Marcngo 60 Ala, on the 22ud
of March, leiI, Mr.. 4. Z HOUSTON, IN the
18Th year OF has age. Tie deceased was The ED.
est son OF Col. David c Houston.
lie had bat few months since teturned from
Oglethorpe University, in Georgia, where l,o
had been pursuing hs Collegiate studies. In
the death CT this excellent Young man. Me Pa.
rents have been do, sired Of dutful and af.
eeiionats ron. Scie &c haa lost one OF her chief
iavorilcs. Society OIL of its admired objects,
and the visible Church Of Christ one Of her ear.
y cherished and spiritual children who, she had
iondy hoped, would ere long have served her in
tbs office Of the Gospel Ministry.
Though Parents wsep, aud friends and rela.
,iyes lament his departure yet ther consolation
sAould daily lie that her ioss is his eternal gam
For Heaven gained is lic's great end
Thore God seen perfect friend
There all LIES duties pasl aud dono
CHRIST anc his members are made one
A FRIEND.
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A cIlpInI,S VERDICT.

4 strange verdict has been rendered IN
Ireland under the following cucums'aeces
An luGues, was held recently ~ Galway
m the work house, upun the body OF
mendicant, and the jury rendered the op'n
ION thus" we thuk that the deceased
came TO hls denth by exhaustion and mise
ry. caused by the want Of the necessarles
nf ne, and ms Lord John Russell. head OF
her Maies,y's government, and S'r Kan
dolph Routh, by not taking the necessary
measure TO plcvent tam'ne and to save Ire
land from the deplorable situation ~ which
she nov finds herself, have contributed
~ the distress Of the lush nation, IRE h'nh
,Laf he sad Lord John Russell and ne
said Sir Rnndoiph are g"'i'y q 'esIu'
murder upon The person Of the deceased
rhe Coroner refused tho verdict thus rem
dored bu, the jury would not consent =
change II except upon cons'ra'u'' ana II was
declared ,hatlhe deceased died OF want an'
the severity OF the season
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extensive mprosemenls-wills alleviate the
evils under which We suffer, and advance
the prosperity Of the whole western part
of North Carolina.
RcsoIoed, That the Chairman Of this
meeting appoint delegates to attend the
Convention proposed to be held at Char
lotie, on the 9Th Of April next, aud they
are requested To use all exertions to secure
the success Of this enterprise.
Ia obedience TO this resolution, the chair.
man appointed The following delegates: G..
A. Miller, A. G. Carter, VIM. j. McEl.
roy, \. ). A. Chanin, Wilfred Turner,
Thomas Cheshire, BeaI llams, ir., y. y.
Fleming, VIM. T.. Kelly, DR.. }. I. Mar.
I'm, J. A. Ellington, DR.. VIM. Henderson,
DE-. +. Wlllams.
ResOlred, That these proceedings be
published in the Carolina Waterman and
Charlotte papers.
LEMUEL BINGHAM, Chm.
SAnCEL IIowARp. sec'l.
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Had the Mexicans been victorious at
Buena Vista, what a handsome anoun, OF
Booty would have fallen in lheit hands. -
Besides the property belonging TO the oil.
GERS, there was 100000, IN money, be.
SIDES seven wagon loads Of gold aud silver,
tse suppose no, estimated ninety wagons
Of provisions, SIX hundred wagons and c.
qa2menls, four parks Of artillery com.
pete. and any quantity Of medical sup.
pris,, hospital stores, &c. Would not this
La,s been a nice little prize for Santa An.
d, But there rs many slip between
he cup aud lie lip
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lhlo his Inauguration, that he was thus to
be cited ms authority for the solemn false.
hood Of the President and Congress, that
The war was first proclaimed by Mexico.
II may be regarded as somewhat surpfis.
ing that the Proclamation did no, 60 on TO
say, IN The manner IA which the President
has so often repeated il, that Mexico IN.
yaded our territory aud shed American
blood upon American soils" but when il
is recolec,ed that the Proclaim ton was
intended for circulation among those who
knew how untrue that assertion was, the
wonder will cease.-Fdy. Obs. 30h uh.
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Lis; of Letters

..,,-... :, N ,,l.-..-, rl.,l,,,a
Eh.lt - Il ,u,~
ui..Sv Alan Daniel alexander, John
ne Alexander. EW Alexander
M " R,wman, Mrs Aramnla s Barry, Lee
Vi BLACK, EzckI,l Balty, Benjamin + Brown
John " Caldwell. Mrs II sibeIh Coal, Up.
ton Crows, on Ccreey, Joseph Creighton, Dan
r,Ln,n Mss Jane E Cox, W A Cook, + VI Cam
pbelI, Mrs FL t,bcth Cooper Z.
D-DanilIl Dulin.
- Alexander Elliott
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THE SPIRIT OF BENEyoLENcr

THE SPIRIT OF BENEyOLENCE.
The liberal and kidd spirit exhibited in
the subjoined letter, more than The actual
Amount Of money which il conveyed for a
great charity, induces Us TO give It 10 the pa.
bic-a freedom which we hope viii be par
doned by the worthy gentlemen whose
names the communication bears. 1t is adj
dressed 10 the Mayor Of Washington
National Iatiheencer.
CAnAsGus Cou>rr, ~ c NAncH 10, lsl7.
DEAD SIR: The undersigned, commit
tee appointed by X. River Cougre CATION
to receive aud transmit funds for The relief
ter the exercises Of The S4bbafh were
brought to a close on The 7th INST, our
pastor Rev. ID. 4 Penick, read to the
congregation the National Proceedings
heic 10 your CITY for The relief Of the pco-
pie Of lrcland, and presenting lie sulier.
lngs nt that poor aud unfortunate p-ople
~ very forclble manner, an opportunity
was gwen for those v 10 were willing To
aid "a amelIoraIing their condition.
contribution amounting TO SO was mmc.
dialely collected. lnasmuch as The case
required that whatever was done should
be done with Promptness and dispatch,
many, no doubt, In bad not the money
On hand would have gwen that did not. -
You will find enclosed draft for the a.
mount, and you will please to act us our
almoncr with the enclosed sum, 80 as Ia
produce as prompt and efficient aid 10 the
lr.h sufferers as the nature Of the case
viii admit. BreadstulI - very plentiful IN
our vicinity, and much larger amount Of
gram would he contributed than the mo.
ney enclosed would purchase, bu, the dis.
lance from any seaport is so great that II
would take more than the worth oi the
provisions before II could be put Oh boarC
oi vessel for shipment.
Yours IN the bond. Of common smpa
thy.
SAMUEL c: HARRIS,
" r; PHARR,
X; KIRKPATRICK.
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GEN. TAYLOR.

A letter from gentleman Of the Medi-
al stab to the Baltimore Patriot states,
Tia, he wa. at Gen. Tay lots camp day
., two before the baltic. In the course
II conversation with him, he asked him Il
Ne toulI realize that Gen. S4nta Anna was
really approaching With such m army, =
The Old war horse shrugged bis shout.
dsfs and replied, " let him come they
.il 90 back a coed deal faster lie had
% fears.
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TOO MICH TRUTH.

A young lady lately observed, "wheh
go TO the theatre, am very careless Of
my dress, as the audience are too attentive
to the play TO observe my wardrobe /; but
when ! 90 TO church, am very parlicu.
lar in my outward appearance, as most
people 60 there 10 see how their neigh
bors dress and depnrt themselves"
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Southern Mail Of yesterday.
OUR LOSS AT BuENA VISTA.

OtR IOsS DUE n fiS ~
We have before US the Official Dispatches
Of Gen. Taylor. From them We learn
that our loss at the battle Of Buena Vista
IN killed, wounded and missing, is seven
hundred and forty, exclusive of the loss Of
the Kentucky cayaly. The Natloal In.
,elligencer i, informed, on the authority Of
an officer who was present, and who leit
Slhiilo in the beginning OF March, that
the Kentucky cavalry host in the action
,i.,y one men, viz; 20 killed and 80
vgunded-which would make our aegre.
pate loss eight hundred aud one, or nearly
one sixth Of the whole force engaged.
We also learn from the dispatches that
Gea. Taylor has resumed his former posi-.
ton al Aqua Nueya from which he tempo
nnly withdrew to Buena Vsta, on the
approach Of the Mexican forces, only to
secure what he deemed 10 DC more Ia
vofsble battle ground
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SAMUEL G. HARRIS,
" r. PHARR.
X KIRKPATRICK.
Executive Committee.
A NEW DESTRUCTIVE.

We understand from a gentleman who
has recently returned from Washington,
hat the government has Iust concluded a
negotiation for the purchase of most for
nldable weapon uf destruction IN The shane
Of rocket. which can be lmpelled by one
man, and yet 4Il destroy life and proper.
" at distance OF two mlles. THIS wea.
pom wns invented by an Englshman and
offered TO the Government, hut not adopt.
cd by them. when su American 81" lts de-
structivc properties, and purchased ,hep.-
tent rinht Cor El0O0. liz then returned
10 the United States, and offered II 10 the
War Department, and after It had been
subjected 10 experiments N presence OF all
The distinguished military officers, II was
approved Of and purchased FOR 100000,
4 company Of ariiIleris's are To be drilled
expressly to the uss 81 this weapon and
despatched To the seat Of war forthwith
~. y True Sun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-08
INVESTMENT OF VERA CRUZ.

10 a preceding column we have given
m account Of the landing Of the troops in.
tended to operate against the city of Vera
Cruz. The description Of the scene as
given by eye. witnesses is grand. The CT.
i, is completely invested and all supplies
eu, of, so that we are looking anxiously
Ear the next news, for II cannot stand long,
although fortified, against the forces now
opaosed TO il, which numbers Just 2 100,
as all accounts state that they are anxious
for The fray.
No later accounts were received by the
Southern Mail Of yesterday.
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RAIL ROAD MEETING.

Ga Monday tho 2lth uit., meeting Of
the citizens OF DAVE county, was called at
The Courthouse IN Mocksyllie, to CONSIDER
the advantages OF the Rail Road proposed
10 he constructed bntVern the South Car
oIioa Rail Road aud Charlotte, Mecklen.
burg county, y. {. The meeting was or.
pantzed By the appointment OF l'emue'
BINGHAM, Chairman, and Samuel Howard,
Secretary when G., 4. Miller explained
the object Of the meeting, aud introduced
the following resolutions
Resolped, That the construction oil 'ht
road from Charlotte to sor'e point on tht
south Carolina Rad Roao, rs an object 9
the highest Importance to the people o
DAVE county.
Resoioed, Tha, the agricultural inter
ests of this county, are oppressen ny Wv
distance at which It is situated IRON con
vonienl mari et--lhat the profits OF all bu
s,ness i diminished the value OF land
deprecated, and the prosperity OF ever.
class and every branch OF industry IS D
this cause, impcded.
Resolped, That the proposed road WI
shorten our distance from market one'ha'
AMI affords prospects of other and "ot
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Cross ATTEMPT Ar DECEPTION

CROSS ATTEMPT Al DECEPTION.
Ia the North Caroinian Of Saturday
s,l, We find the following article
Gen. Taylor and the lVar.-The Mex.
kan Preamble Wings are charging that
nr. Polk brought on the Mexican var;
but ~hat says Gen Taylor In his Proc.
hmation, issued soon after the battle Of
Pt1 Alto aud Resaca de Ia Palma, he says
soar late effort to terminate oil ddhcul.
lls by peaceful negotiation has been re.
iecled by the Dictator Paredes, aud our
Muster of Peace, whom your rulers had
F agreed to receive, has been refused a hear.
hg. lie has been treated With ndisuIty
aud Patedes has announced that war eS.
hts between w.
"This war, Thus First Proclaimed by
hnl, has been Acknowledged as an exist
az fact by our President and tGngtess
sth perfect Immunity, and will be pr"se
ruled with vigor and energy against YOU
amy aud rulers.
The Federal leaders in North Carolln'
sN1 tl=cNncIci 1Hhl ~ ANhN nv W. -
cough, on by President Polk wherca
ten. Taylor declares that II was " ilfs
Proclaimed" By patedes, the Dictator Q
ses,co. The difference between Gen
Taylor and the Federallsis IS this; II
wi. Mexico in the wrong, while they II
Nj that The President ot the u States
,ni aoi Mexico. 10 10 blame Tor the war
This auemp, to fix upon Gen. Taylor
randalous ialsehood, IS one OF the wor
scs which we have seen emanate from u
Locosoco press. I'VE know not whence
onglnaiej for, though inserted IN Inc CT
ponal columns Of the Catolnian, and n
Credited TO any other paper, It has son
appearance Of not being Original 'here'l
The fact is, tina, the Proclamation tn
attributed TO Gen. Taylor, wds Tr'ffen
Wuihiagton and sent to Gen. Taylor
lhe s cfe,ary OF War, in a letter DAT
June 4, lSi6, in which Gen. Taylor U
'ques.sd 10 aga il aud cause IT TO be c
ea'ated 10 Mexico. All ot which vii q
pat BY re(orcnco to House Document \
~ Of thu late session of Congress
Gcn. Taylor Of course obeyed tho ;
stsary's orders. lie. signed tho Proc
uatcn. But i, probably never enter
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"a We return our thanks 10 the Editors
d the Camden Journal nnd Southern
ChrooiclO for slips. We hope both will
tan,inus them especially the Chronicle
sasn they s1n reach Us by the Wednes.
days mail.
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GENERAL TAYLoR's POSITION

We find the ColIo~ing extract IN the
Philadelphia I. 5. Gazete," from an
Officer OF rank, who was with General
TAYLOR on the 9th uI, which says
:" He General Tay lor) feels most Sc
yerely the Withdrawal Of all his regular
force to the sea cost. ana though ittt ruth
nothing BAT Volunteers, had orders from
Washington 20 Gdnance, mich he iroutd
obey, eren # he could not muster more thar
thousand men and he pho'c resPonst
biiuV ,e.R rest ,cah hc Cabtaet, u Idyfo'
should be Destroyed or capiursd'
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LOOK our ron coUSrERFEITS

We saw Yesterday counterfeit Five
Dollar Note on the Planters = Mechanic. :
Bank, aud a. there nre probably but few
a. Sc, in circulation, Chls beng the lirs'
that bas been presented a, the Bauk.) It is
r,ouer that dae caution should be obsers.
I'd N receiving the notes OF that denoml'
na,,en. and thus stop the unauthorized IS
sue ur the false bankers Little alien
ton 10 the engraving, which is badly exc
cu,cd, will n, once detect the counterfeit
-ChdS. Courier.
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ET appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court.
q that the Defendant, Samuel d. Walls, IS not
an inhahitant of this State. Hts HcrjOfc Ordsrtd
IN the Court, that publication be made !" the
Charlotte journal 70: the space of SLY weeks, no.
ufying the said Samuel L. Walls 70 appear Al 'ne
next Court of Pleas and Quarter sessions 10 De
held for the county OF lredel, at inc Court tiouSe
in Statesyllc, on the I'd MONDAY IN May mex"
then and thete to plead or FeP'e'y' o'uc'"'S
;ndrmcr, 6r,l viii be taken against him and the
Ian5 and nibrr property levied upon, condemned
10 satisfy the pairilii demands and cost IN this
suit. 81,
,~on,t a, Office the Sd Monday 10 February, icl1
and in the fist wear Of onr Independence.
J.F. ALEXANDER, Ciak.
/ Printers Fee ssh. tSl
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From the ". o. Picoyune, ISM ul.
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

ENOLt IIDN IN MEAICO.
BY the way of Tampico, We have dates
from the city of Mexico to the 9Th Feb.
ruary. These are fourteen DAYS later than
any papers from that city that we have
seen.
Ga the night OF the 26th February,
select portion Of the National guard made
Ills first essay as pronuuciamento. The
regiments known NJ the Independence
aud iidaign,' the battalion of Victoria,
aud part ot the bodies of Nina, Of III.
padores, aud Of 'Chalchlcnmula,' under
the orders of Gen. ID. Maftias Peua Bar.
ragan, proclaimed plan, tho details Of
which We have mol room To give.
The government had q, rs disposition
10 oppose this revolutionary attempt 500
troops IN the citadel, the 9Th permanent
infantry The squadron paluca, and those
bodies Of the National guard not IN favor
Of the pronunciamento. Gen. Canaia0, as
commanderln.chlef was preparing 10 at.
tack the revolutionary forces with 900
men. lie issued at once the following pro
ciamatiOu:
The Grner"' ia Chief, appointed against
he tnsurrsctioa n h@ CopitoL
Companions IN ARM A porlion of the
National guard has rseu against the re.
public, al the very moment when us fate
IS TO be decided on the ifunucr. Whist
our army encounters danger, treason and
cownrdce seek ascenduncy ~ proclalmlng
anarchy, by which To work IA pcrnicinus
destiny for Mexico. Order has Just been
rc.esiabilshed, aud now disorder Is pro.
claimed. Scarcely IS the mona'chicaI fac.
tion oterIhio~n, before u agaln rnises ,ls
head. II Is necessary to reinforce Vera
Cruz, and these mi-cresnls, Who are afraid
TO present themselves before the foreign
enemy, have. the audacl'y io.provoke ira.
iruclda war. II is our duly to sifangle
the attempt ~ It's cradle, aud YOU are nov
exhored to The support OF y"ur sincere
friend.
vALENTlN CANALlz0
Mexico, Feb. -,
We know no, the issue Of til. revnlu.
iionary attempt, hat lncitne 10 the oplnion
tha' I Will be succcs.!ul-N r. Kendall
writes that ihry have succeeded aud that
Gen. Salas Is ~ power lie fouuds hiss
s,alemen, on reports in Tamplco. Oar
papers are not late enough 70 verify them
The administration Of Gomez Fatas ha'
long been lol,ering aud has, IN all proba
biIi,y, succumbed.
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cnITMRIA APRIL /.


orr MARKETING hare nothing of i'm.
poriaucs 20 report ~ the transactions of our
market duting the past week No change has
secured since our last, We still quote Cotton
al 9 TO IL! cents Temperance Allocate
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,


Attachment Levied en-
Samuel Il. Walls lutereEt
IN Mrs. Walls Dover of
Land, 500 acres. Also, on
the follow lng Negroes and
other property, 10 Wit -
Ann, Icvina, Little Mary
Jane, Old Mary, Jim. John
Peter, Amelia, Martha,
| Sarah, Washington, Hen.
nv, Caroline and child, 10
! head Of Catlle, 4 head OF
/ Horses, % to 40 head OF
Sheep. two Road Wagons
and ono set of Gears, Fla.
mily Carriage and liar.
ness, about 500 bushels o
/ Corn, Is to 40 bushels o
Wheat, Library Of Books
! Household and kltche'
Furniture, Farming tools
Fodder, Oats and stock O
] Hogs.
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CAMDEN. MARCH 81.

COTTON Our market continues firm a.
our last weeks prices-say from ~ 10 II T.
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