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Lives insured los
NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMI. HANNAY, Secretary
CHARLES DIX SELprNc, No II Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
W. p. JOHNSTON M. d., opposite City Post Office,
~ 7th street, Physician.
phlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company be obtained application at the
agents office.
April S--law4w ID
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TN ID. MOSELY, United states Attorney, Will attend
the several States and federal courts held at Mash
vile.
Particular attention paid the collection Of claims.
Office in the court-house Nashville. Tennessee.
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(1IGARSl CIGARSI CIGARS i--Just reserved direct
" from the Havana, per barque Colon, very large and
superior stock of CIGARS consisting of the following JuY
celebrated brands;
10000 Corie1 regaia
10000 Upman regalia
10000 Silva cigars
$4,000 Corez La Norma size
10000 Chiron do
10000 Ida, small ,ize
5000 Tupan
0,O0O Queen brand
10000 Columbia
5000 La Gratitude
1000 Steamboat Principe.
The above lot of cigars of the choicest branos
that manufactured in Havana part of them are some
n the subscribers own importation
Also 6OO0OO cigars, of various brands; when
will be disposed of on good be purchased N
any OF the northern cities The public ekeepers ana
grocers respectfully invited to call and examine th'
most magnificent lot ofcigars w. II. WINTER,
East OF Coleman's Hotel, sign of Jim Crow, Penn av
Sept ~
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
No So WALL STREET
TATEMENT of the affairs of this institution the close
- of the Nth year from the commencement, February
LIST, lS43, 10 February l, l84S
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
TY1sbiupf0u. ID. C.,


HAVING purchased Mr.. 4 Halls interest in this eso
III lishment, beg leave to inform friends and TIC
travelling community that the house open for ht
reception Its situation being only few minutes
walk from the railroad depo, and the CAPITOL renders
one of the most desirable locations in the city
BY giving personal attention to guests, we ho
to merit a share OF public patronage. -
March 25--eodlm HAW, YELLOTT, Co
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COMETHnG FOR you n MOrEY.-loo dozen dam
- ask napkins at 81 50 per dozen, Just received BY
Mar l9-6tif d. OLAIEil " w.
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MARCH report of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Nl OF New York, No. IS Wall street.
This institution during the month of March, issued one
hmm and six new policies, viz: It.
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"a FOR RENT, commodious dwelling house on
Fiji Pennsylvania avenue in the known as w.
I'LL Sir Buildings" This house has been thorough
repaired from cellar to garret.-Price $3.50 per yea
Enquire at the Union Office
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UNOR SALE OR RENT.-Two houses on 9th, betwee
l. and M streets north large two-stoy new BRICK
with cellar and back buildings pump of excellent wa
in the yard, and large side lot attached; the other
frame stories high, with back building, conalnln
eight rooms. For terms, apply to H. JONES
May l9--tf Until
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Furnished Rooms I'm the First Ward for Rent
A FURNISHED paror and three chambers with the
street. between 18th and 18th streets, the War Depart
men Apply TO b. Jos Restaurant
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TUNE and Rare Old Paantings.-A catalogue embracing
II many choice pictures OF tho old and modern GERMAN
DUrcn FLEMISH, ITALIAN, and FRENCH SCHOOLS has been
placed in our hands, sale by gentleman recently from
Europe who selected the greater part OF them for his own
gallery but wishing 70 realize money Tor the purpose
Many these paintings from the bes old and modern
of merit and well worthy the attention OF per-
I'm, 49, m TYNDALE " MITCHELL,
2l0 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
March S-d8mif
~ ii. F. JACKSON, H. CRANSTON,
Late of the Astor HOUSE. Ol Pavilion, RockAwAY
flt'ta RUXAW HOUAE, Ns
g.s bln 0n1e6eern. 4,
az JAClk10H = CAAN1TON,
80 Rropz4stors.
Ooaches WIN be in readiness tho dcpots and landings
convey passengers, FREQ of charge, to the house.
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THE Gar, his Court and People, by Maxwe-A
l. Summer in Scotland, by Jacob Abbott The Military
Life of the Duke of Marlborough, by Allison Old Hicks
the Guide Adventures in the Cumanche Country, by
Chas. Weber Aurelan; or Rome in the 3D. century by
the author of ''Zenoba" The Bachelor of the Albany.
by the author of The Falcon Family Neander's Life Of
Christ Lives OF the Lord Chancelors vols and
Waggeres and vagares, by w. f. Burton.
Just received by f. TAYLOR
Mar 2j-
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SAMUEL HANyAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, No. II Todd's Buildings Penn.
avenue, Washington D. Co. agent
W. p. JOHNSTON, M d., 9TH street, opposite City Post
Office, physician.
)of the company be obtained application at the
agents office - Feb %
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Charles DE SeldinH

No. H. Todds Buildings Pennsylvania acenue Washington
A GENT for claims, notary public, and commissioner
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-30

those om whom he had received he issued his
70 which have before alluded, to Mr. Trist offering give
five millions Of dollars for the right Of way the hmus
OF Tehuantepec purely for the commercial facilities, as
have already shown, which we were to obtain by il.
have not the time, nor have the WISH Mr. Chairman,
to make any comment upon this statement merely refer
10 70 illustrate Inc TACT which have been endeayorng to
establish by imperfect review and comparison OF the two
messages Of the President lying upon the table, that
while he perempoy denies the power of Congress encou
the growth and expansion Of commerce. by udicous
outlay OF the public money within own limits and arb-:
ariy withhods his sanction from any and every bill which
frame for that purpose defiance Of the known wishes
of the people, repeatedly and deliberately expressed through
their Representatives this floor he prepared himself and
his individual authority too, embark In the most
gigantic and imposing undertakings abroad involving the m
peace and war; and the expenditure of untold millions
of dollars, for the identical purpose Sir is strange
contradiction not to say gang absurdiy in which The Pre-
sdent has thus involved hmsef for il is evident that either
he has abused his power negotiating such treaties those
which have adverled for the sake. either in whole or in
part of the ast advantages" and facilities Of commercial
character to be secured by he Congress has the right
appropriate the public money for similar purposes and
much smaller scale within the limits of the United States
less indeed he do not know that the
supposon is at all extraordinary after what have seen)
that the whole power OF regulating commerce with this view
vested IN the Executive alone, and that Congress do at
his bidding and by his direction what do its own
instance and by virtue Of its inherent powers. This Is
fact the practical construction which he gives the
ter and we thus perceive at glance the startling and emen
dous difference between the power and the peoples
this free country this great subject and by what
colossal and progressive strides through the frequent and
scupuous abuse of late years of his veto negative power
the laws Of Congress- the Executive of this Government
is steadily and boldly marching forward and onward the
PROSTATE spirit Of the constitutions undisgused and abb
solue sovereignty in this republic And unless the people
speedily awakened just of these alarming abuses,
and of these deliberate usupaons and pemcdtaed encroach
ens upon the powers of Congress- and elect better and
honest men to that high Office conscious themselves that
" tor this system danger of undergoing great
change from its true theory for one, perceive hope
for the liberties Of my country.
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fEt'ERi BODY Is REALLY RUNNING 1
III bay DIR. CfIAS A VAN ZtNDT'S ANTI
BILIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PILLS
which are being .poscd Of. in incredible ou,nt,
ties, hourly. The SCENTS are sending them avn,
BY BUSHELS.
in all directions. bat n.,,,c.l,,iy The so,,h an.
West Where l,iIi,n, e,.o,,e,. a r., 60
qucnces are more nrey.y,n, ,l,,, ci.c,.ba,.
TIE soaibr,n - n wr.,,,, ,,,.,, ~. -, n
a,i.,y f,c,, + 49,. G. -. -
bu, NV, 4, 49, 49, -,
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TItrSr prsr az, rms
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~ ,'o''i'y '''s' - '"eNs
go, "su'A P''y Slt' an" rs na'
vii y "s" No''" arg gwen pi
anil &c., ,,s ~ ~ 20 .uo''lpua, s'oua a'ool
sg'ni, ~, T.. .t.'.''F puo,'a amor ol'
49,. .-;,.i,.t. - " - s'''''u's ui"n
~ MN, "''else' are ,'nnHea Ahd
Wv o ,, ,nig' oNs--aua mat 10
I,;..,t'.
,f ,i ~ ''io' p's' my most
,i,l,s arc o,Iy ia, ''''.'' ~" 'e,,'
nent The 60. -, - !, gu. ~, ~ al
n, evil !. ,o,r -. - " ,e",'''g 'n'c''
ri.bl, s,,,Ls :, a.. gu :. nv p'' INV
,,InsbIe .na ,o,,n,.,,s -, 40 800 ~ ~, ~
.n1w mai n, ,,,;nd,c.. 49,, .a.,'',i.'i 80
etie, are vtcat-,b.oL. n ,n,srs.,ed ,lv.,..,a,
h,, hn, 90, ,h.v -,
troy,rsies lb.;, d.,so,,;n,'. ~ ~. -
aud one din. !. n, n,elbod. ~ s,,;,,n.,s
canoln.,on Tks go, d,s.,...'- -,
r,,r H.. ,,.d,o,l -,
n,aGe.sa, cr,,sr ~, ~ "' -"
IIG,I. Nt,Rnrus
committed by sop. az H.. b,o,br, ,r.etf,ion.r.
Here We arc at ,,m, when an .en.,bls nsnul.
u,v -. ~, g., 49,, u. .,ta,,,,i, -.
,,,, -. ~ !, ~ 49,, p;,..,. I'll
OUT teahefs thit we Anu biiona ileallh Rcat1f''
tive Pills siii cure and prevent Liver Compli nj.
ADD D,iious Ahee ions, and Tint from ds'rgin'
ized eood't'o" Of the hFsf' hh''ry aP4faiH.' etc
arse many d'stfesfsng and dangerous complaints.
so"e o. "h'eh are Mama, kafumai'sm' Cos'i'c-
n ,..' ~ Psla, Asthma Dfopy. hnu' Fever
s"ft.y ,oaFais1nns' tpteptc fls, lf}ioehon'
aI'A' 'iys't. 'eai Ateeii'na Schfty, tau. nn Ach
,Hl1to'is 'i"nliec o"neh', tol4-, Sore l"faa'f
hi'cs' Diseases o. ths Colon o. gieat intestine,
a.d MYRIAD
q Complicated torn ~, "a NJ OF witch are eu'cd
because improperly aud gno'an'ly rrte''o 4 tor
10 lhose "ho are babe aryoi ihe'e troubles W.
'a1 commend ih'' ned.eioe as Tie on'y one itkc'j
70 9'Te tacs = Them hta'th and hte AUD "la
Is i}'nte o. ilHs "Hhoul the io'u'cr
10 '4"','y enk NJ 10 MIS- tAe "pPof'uhi'y o. nav
ihg s'0oH OF tb'a excellent AMI certain remedy
~hon can DC g9' al m'fntn : o9''ec. y, on
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STATE or NORIHCAROLiNA,
CARARRrs COUNTY.
Nv EQUHI-Aor,mber Term. lSi7.
John ~ Ingram,

I VIM. c. Means. Admr Of George
Means. deed. John W. Means. Mar
Gus Means. Nathaniel W. ans, Mary,
ai'e of Angus Johnson, Margaret.
wife of Corn,iius Mckee. john S Injunction
Means. William Mean. Charles T.
Means. Susan. wife Of Samuel Law.
Ing. Isaac n. Alexander, Adam A.
iexander, Chas. I. Alexander, Mar
gare', wife oil Noses W. Alexander,
William Means and John Means.
\ 1 appearing 10 tie satisfaction Of the Cour,
Z thai Marcus Means. Naihauiel Means, Mar,
wife Of Angus Johnson, and Margaret wife o
totneiius Mckee, are not residents OF this State,
IS hsrclore ordered, that publication be made
IN The Charlotte Journal Tor Fix weeks, that the
defendants. z Marcus Means. Nathauie, Means.
Mlry @iic ot Angus Johnson, und Margaret wife
OF Cornelius Mckee. be and appear at the neat
Court OF Equity. 10 be held for the County Of Ia.
lsrfns at the uufl.huusc, in Concord, on the 9Th
Monday at er the lth Monday ia March. i,4s-
and answer plaintiffs demand, or Judgment will
be taSen pro confcsso a. 10 them.
Witness. X. w. Allison, Clerk end Master of
The Court OF Eqnty, for Cahat-a- oeuu'y, ine 3IH
Monday after The lth Mand,y in September. isl7
x. ". ALLISON, e. w. T..
P,iatef's Fee 81. t,
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u EFT Il Y .
From the New York American.

FROM tHr New Ofk American.
REMEMBER NOW THY CREATOR IN THE DAY
oFTliY YOUTH SOLOMON
Remember thy Creator now
Wien youth and years are bright.
Ere evil days draw nigh when thou
Shalt fad them no delights
Now. hen the moon aud stars above
Are pleasant things TO see
Now when Thy days arc soft as love.
Aud all is Joy aud glcc.
The voice Of .'ung and mir,h mus, cease.
And Music's daughters die
The birds sweet voice DO hushei to peace,
And sanh's best beauty fly:
Aud almond buds shall blossom white.
Where SOW thy locks are dark
10 dan thy young eyes sapphire light,
Or hyacinthine spark.
Or ever tl,cp the silver cord
s,n1, Iuusr g0lucH uUwT,
Remember thy Creator Lord
With Overlooking soul:
For dus, To dust must mingle then,
And earth its earth shall claim,
And Thy free spirit fit again
To God. from whom II came. c.
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CHARLOTTE. N. G. JANUARY g. 1s4s

escaimed Gfayson, pacing the cell, en-,
srnging his hands, f" God 10 mercy gran
Il may be false that this dicidiul SIN ms,
not be upon ne p
The prisoner sat down, aud looked at The
Judge and tie witness viii, a calnness ihat
tad something almost iiendlsh IN 1t. when
conlta,ttd With the extreme agitation o.
The Que, aud ihe mental agony Of the other.
Al last the old man stopped 10 front Il
HIM; and Nth a calnDess so suddenly as
su'nrd IN the midst OF his par, ~ SUI ul re
morse, tina, II even o,erawrd the criminal
said =" You are nne those life hus b. en-
a Issue Of ialsehood aud CRIME. You mus
prove sha, you have SAID, or III not he
leve IT."
:" BE 1t So" replied the prisoner. 81
saw the whole Transaction, mud heard all
Your le'iimony at the tti,I; for ] aas there
ton. III no. tell 700 hat occurred a, he
spot oil the mufdef, which sou did not men
ton but ~hlcb saw. When sou rode up,
The man with on jumped OF hl. horse and
'eiz-d lilske by The collar your hal tell on
the pomme Of your saddle. bu. you caugb,
- $780, -----------i---i- 49,. 4Ialad. You then
sPfans 10 your horse, and whilst Uauou-
held Blake you examined The body. luu
attempted TO pull the knife from hi. breast,
but it was covered With blood, and slipped
through your hogers. You rubbed your
hand on the GROUND. aud. gong 10 tnsh
~ The roadside, btoke OF some leave, aud
wiped your hands upon them, sod after.
wards The handle OF Tie knife. You then
die OF water at the iuOi Of sumack bush.
\, you did so, you looked round a, blake,
Who "a, standing With ia. arms folded,
and sail. " d lu't be uneasy aboo, TIE,
Caleb ! dldn'i kali W,ekl,ilr, and don't IN.
tend to escape. 4, on, lime YOU were
) 90 ddn'. fad ne, for was ready at thai
moment to send you 10 keep company with
W,cAltis; but ! saw all, even When you
and dfopted your eose', as you
mounted our boisr."
Cd have mercy on mr. ~J'cula'ed Gray
sou. This Is all true Bot one word
more. heard W,ekhtc, ~e rodo up.
shrek out. Mercy, mercy, Harry ~
lie VAS beRc'os for his l,!e-my first
nsme /. llatiy"
The old man elapsed his hands acros.
hls face spd ieI sensecss Oh The n1or.
Il is needless TO 20 into the details Of the
pr.onet's caufcssiue. which was SO foil and
-car tina, Il seit no doubt 81 the mind Of tie
Judge thu, hc ~as guiity Of Nictliti4'.
Inu der, and that Harry Bake vas sno;hct
Of lhnso ~ho bad gene 80 swell the lisI Of
victim. TO Circum,laullal E.ldcncc.- Nee
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my II ll, known a, Fosters Mills, with the
Land belonging to II.
The above Lands are not to be surpassed BY
any Lands in Mecklenburg County.
Payments made to suit the purchaser. q
Negroes will be taken il part paYmen q.
sb1ee Lands. ril call on
II Persons wishing 10 purch'-
tie subscriber. PATTERSON.
jog a.,
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MEXICO, Nov. 90.


\ correspondent OF FL Monitor, writing
from Qnefe,afo, says that the greater part
OF the Governors OF the different States
we're present at the seat Of government,
and that with one exception the Governor
of San Luis) they were unanimous 10 favor
of peace. The seasons were soon TO CON.
m,nce, and President Anaya proposes that
no hue OF policy on tho subject should be
followed, except soch as the States suggest,
10 order to get at once at the national will.
Gen. Bus,amca,e has been nominated by
tho supreme Government general.ln.ch'ei
If the amy IN reserve, aud communicate
General OF the State. HIS predecessor
Gutierrez, 10 second in command, and Cor.
tlzlr next.
Fl Monitor Of today, commenting upon
the announcement OF Santa Anna, that he
had placed himself a, the head Of an armed
force for the purpose Of preventing any ne.
po,ia,,ons for peace while the Americans
occupied Mexican territory, dscred's the
statement, and snys tina, no (Sanla Anna,
opened the door for egolialion himself, aud
tia, ii he opposes Congress ia the consum'
maiion Of peace. he will be pulling dowr
with one hand What he construc.cd viii
tho other. Tho paragraph appeared in r
Prosresso, published 10 Guanajuato. aud
should thick tina, by this time the editor Q
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One tract. lying on the watcra Of Sugar Creek
lining tie Lands Of John 7. Reid, Albert Wal
lace, aid others, containing ID Acrls.
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One tract. containing 100 Acres. joining the
Lands Of Hugh kukpaifcx, dafgare, Rcid, aud
others, all WOOD LAND.
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q Mother" said girl &c nineteen. !" they
say marriages are made IN ilcaven--do
you think they arc7" "Why, my dear. il
10 very general opinion" III they ATE,
mother. they seem long time in com'ns
down TO some Of u.s."
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~ Last Notice.

n Ill persons inhabited tolbc estate 81 Harriet
g. c. Lucky. decd, will please settle iunedi.
sisIy. or they will have TO pay costs. Persons
having claims srainst tho estate viii present them
in the time required by law, OF this notice will bt
plead in bar Of their recovery.
~ JAS NANTz. Err.
Dc. 0, 1917. tie
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VOLUME XVIII.
r. j. HOLTON,
EDITOR. PROPRIETOR i PUBLISHER.
TERMS

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS If NO
paid in adronee THREE DOLLARS " ra
rad ,rifhia sir monfis ard THREE DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS il not paid M.
~ after tie expiration Of the year. No paps,
discontinued NATL all srrearagss are paid, "a.
espi at The oftion Of the Editor.
~ Adoertisements inserted at One Dollar per
sguare, (i6 iaes or less. this sized type.) or the
.frst insertion. ant 25 cents for each confinu.
anee. Court adrertistme qis and Shenf's Ssiss
charged a5 per cent higher; and a deduefiOn of
33A per eeai. iciH be made from fAe rteuiar pri-
ess, for freIfisers by ihs year. AdreHissmrnfs
inserted moathly or quarterly 81 per- squer, for
each time. Semi.mOataly IS cents per square
fof each time.
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Plantation containing $40 Acres. ATWOOD
LAND lining the Lands belonging to the heirs
0. J,hn Arnold and John Patterson, deed.
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THE HEIR TO AN IRISH ESTATE.

Sure, aud I'm heir TO a splendid estate
under my fathers will When he died, he
ordered my elder brother to divide the
house wild ne, aud by st. Patrick he did IL
for he tuck the INSIDE h,mscll. aud gave
my the outside.
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HNOTICE.
V:lLU.IBLE
LANDS 4 MILLS.
BOB SALE
GIN AND SCREW HOUSE,

with well Of excellent water, AMI al neccs'srY
ou,. boidiags, with large body Of good WOOD
LAND.
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This here fcller," sn,d a witness in
court the other day, "btoke our winder
nth a ia,e'. aud h,, l.abeler on the elber,
as she was payln on the plancf."
The Magistrate said 1.-The conduct oil
the prsnah, and his general charactsh,
rendah lha. he should no Iopgah be a mem.
bah OF societnh."
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CHEESE Us C,NNoN SHOT

The greatest ammunition that &C hav
heard 81 lately VAS used by the celebrate
Com Coz, OF the Monte. dean navy, w.
IN an engagement With Adnual Dfoo o
the Dusuo, AyteAn serves fires e.? 'Ho'
from h's lockers.
"Wha' .h1' Ne do, sir T. rkeo MS t's'
Lieut., " We've not sar dole headed,
round grape, caai-'ef
are al goqeep,c a. asked Coo.
~ sir; 40, lots OF that vet.
"We had dtfu'd hard cheese round
dutch one, Tor drser, u, dinner to-day, do
on remember Il :" sad Coo.
/" cush, to broke NY carving knife
~ trying TO GU u, sif.'
&" Are there any more aboard =
Abou, two d, ecu n We took them
from a DIGGER"
Nv ii they 90 into the : FOUNDER y
q" By thunder, Com, bu, that's The idea
III try EN- cred the ti'si uii.
And IA few mluutes the tfo OF The Ole
Santa Maria, Cos. shlPl ~a'eh had ccns
ed entirely, was re ope,ed, aud Admta
Bfo.n found more mot lynn. over hi
head. Directly .me of them struck hi
m,,nmn,, ri as It did so, shattered an,
n 80 IN ..ery direction.
" hn, the devil Is tina, which the enc
my is firing hskcd Bfosn. but noood,
could tell.
DIR, city another one came in through
port aud killed too men who we're standin
near him; aud then striking the opposIt
bulwu,ks. burst into q nders.
3" BY Jove, this IS too much this Is som
new tangled paixhan or other; | don't Tx
'cn at all" cried Brown; and then as iou
or FIVE more Of them came slap through hi
sails, he gave the orders TO I'LL away, M
actually backed on, OF the fight, rccelvln
parting broad>ide Of D1,ch chceses.
This is mn actual fact, our informant va
the first Lieut.. Of Goes ship.
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AGENTS..

AGENTS.
Col. n. w. Cochran. Meeklenburg. ~ c.
CAas. W. Hgrris. Nal Grorc, " &.
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