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CAROLINA INN,
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CMARLOTTE, ": G.

FUNHE above establishment, situated -.
u Street, third lot North Of the Public S. "s'n
in the town Of Charlotte, has been cons,,n,,s ~
open by the present Proprietor, from The 4. s'n
January. le4O TO the present time, for The 49,. VI
mediation Of the Public, and will cou,inns =
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged .,a :,
proved 10 very cor siderable extent within ,%'
lsstt~o yesrs--the entire building is in com,,.,
repair aud is so constructed that all IN. ,f ~"
have abundsn, light and can be ventilated :, wv.
sure.
The Stables are not in ferior 10 anv belo,..
to any similar Establishment in " est,rn MI
Carolina and care will be taken th., lh,, I'm
always be supplied with abundance Of eood 800
and provender and attended BY faithful and .,.'
rieneed tiostiers. w
The Subscriber viii use every erer,on IN ,;..
satisfaction to all who may ps,ronize hi, Hoa.'
and hesi,ates not to FAY that, from ten ye,r., :,
perience he will be able to keep up the sccomma
dstion al the Carolina Inn, in siyle no, .urD...
ed by any Public House in the iats,ior coun,,,-
and he takes this opportunity TO return hi, r.,
dial respects TO q generous Public for psst .,o,.
and respectfully solicts q continuance Of ira.
patronage and confidence.
DR0VERS can, At all times, be supplisd ~;h
convenient end well enclosed lots, free Of ch,,,.
and furnished with grain Ut low price,.
W The Charlotte ssd Camden Stages ,,r,s
and depart uls weekly.
JENNINGS b. KERR
Oct IL, le49. 5l,f
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Ham and Eggs.

4 ia, gentleman, the other day, was carry
ing 10 his baud basket OF eggs, 10 very GIN
getly manner,
"Fesl.ng that a smash.
If II came, woul1 surely
Send his eggs to pot
Rather prematurely."
when meeting friend he exclaimed. "Ah,
sir, # should tumble down on TO this basket,
what would i, be-eh?n Ham and eggs, OF
course" remarked the ~ag. But the fat man
chose 10 take bis eggs without The addition
and walked on as carefully az before.
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Ny1l &c cnIA Oro
ga little folly now and then.
Is relished by the wisest men"
Fire i'm the Rcar;"


ssEil. zones among the Girls"
Cd Squire Parish was 60 hospitable old
soul. Every Friday evening il was the de-
light Of the girls Ct the Academy, and the boys
OF The School aud College, TO 90 cut TO old
Squire Parish's farm, about six miles from
Town, and stroll in the woods, ba,he in the
creek, search the orchard and The hen nests,
andiarn everything abou, The premises up side
down. And old Squire Parish would sit 10 bis
chimney corner, pipe 10 mouth, and tell them
The frs, settlement of the country, end how
"O'd Hikory whipped the Indisns-for the
old Squire had been in Jaekson's army-and
never lei ihe boys of without at least one story
about The cod man." as the Squire delighted
10 cali The General.
One Saturday, sbou. The middle ofIhe after.
aeen, Bill Jones,-a Wild, hstum scafum
Young fellow, OF scme sixteen winters-rcds
o. 70 The Squires door and hailed ths house.
Ills summons was answered hy that black
young rascal Josh, Who tod Jones tina, the
boys were gone squirrel huniirg; " but you
better believe, Mass Bill" continued Josh,
"lhss the gals lie carrying on high. Why,
Mass Bill. you eau hear sm, fqusaIng clean
I'D here" jones soon learned that the girls
had gone TO their usual bathing place which
was al the foot Of high preeip ce, ard only
approached ca that side BY solitary foot. path
which was guarded by Doah." On tht
other side Of the creek, lag broad sind back
SO thai 20 one could approach it without beine
seen. Jones had been 10 The sqlire's house
SO often that be knew ell his stories " b,
heart, and il was almost Impossible TO fin'
the bows 10 the woods, so be determined Il
have some fun out Of The girls. About I
quarter of mile UP the creek lived "O.t
Aunt Judy" and there Jones and his atten
dani, Josh, Immediately proceeded. While
josh went TO The cid woman, and for o'penct
purchased the largest goufd 10 her posses
eicn, Jones slipped behind the garden an'
threw off bis clothes. then cutting of enough
Of the handle end of The gourd 10 admit hi
head end making two holes for bis eyes, b
slipped il on his head and jumped into III
stream. So soon as the gourd reached n
bathing place, II commenced floating toward
the shore until within few yards of the bath
efs. uhen it dfifted against limb which over
hung the stream and lodged. II Jones hs
looked through The loop holes, (hs swesrs b
didn't be would have seen sight tina, woul'
have made the ground itself blush. On on
rock we're three or four swimmers, alternate
" squstting down and rising up on their heels
end initiating he cry ofihe bul.frog, and shei
one would say " chug" they would all plung
into the water, frog fashion. At snothe
place they were striving TO duck each other
whle third party was leading by force, int
the vater, . coy dsmsei, Who had been to-
modes, 10 undress before so many folks. Blu
Jcnes's gourd did not long remain onno'ies'
in the water, and the damse who sspied il
sailed up 10 il, seized it, and with eight resls
lance il Gems 90, and disclosed The curly nss
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A Great National Picture!

WARRINGTON Muarfs Celebrated
Painting.
yNHlS large and magnificent Full LENGTH FOR
TRAIT OF WASHINGTON, from the BURN Of an
American artist; is considered by all who have seen
!, 10 be one of the most beautiful specimens OF art
ever published, and a CoRREcr LIxrSEss oil wash
,ngton. The sine of the plate is eighteen BY twenty
eieh inches, which will make handsome picture
for the psror. and should be in the hands OF every
American citizen!
Itis correct copy from Stuart's celebiated origl-
nal Painting, now at the State House, Hartford, IL
Il is finely engraved. and printed on superior plate
paper. Tha, it may be within the means OF all,
The publisher has reduced the price to osE DOLLAR
IL All persons RENTING the amount may rely
upon receiving perfect copy by return OF mail to
any part of the United States, Carefully put up on
rollers made for the purpose, free Of postage.
Address all orders (post pac) TO the publisher,
JOHN s. TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Publisher,
l43 Nassau street. New York.
- Papers publishing the above advertisement
three times, sending copy of the paper marked ie
me, shall receive free Of postage. by return of maj
copy eff The plate. JOHN ;. TAYLOR.
MAY 10. 1851. Nv
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Letter f'sm Msjr Dagsld MDsrsld. crs'
Grstk Psa ohet.
doosK Cousrr, N. e., Dsc. Is. ists'
DR.. J kuhi-Desr Sit.
A isdy In this county. sffieied with atrse''
complaint. Prolspsus uieii. Floor Alhes 'Hs
somewhat deisngsd mind. esu.sd BY ohsfvei'''',,
was for about twelve months sttendte y fesi o. :,
cur eminent physicians, witheu, any effect Us
every enc excessively declared her ineufsblt'ips
that she had 10 die. She then procured tse w.
Ties Of sour Abyssinis Mixture from re, stfa
cured her entirely. She has since nstf'sd' SIS
is in perfect good health aud happy. The APP
sinia Mixture has likewise proved very efhe.s'"
in many other diseases, but particularly 10 tm's
diseases. in which IL should have The Pftisfsh''
OF all Others. Yours ohcdientfy.
DuGALD MeDuGALp'
Price Tor The Abyssiais Mixture pei eo'tif -
cents, q % & $3.50.
Likewise on hand and tar sale. Dr.. Num- -.
stofer, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine bassn''
4 J. IioLToN, Agent,
Charlotte. NC
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OIL AND LEAD.

The ART of RICH, Of preparing and using this val
liable preservatlve of wood buildings and fence,
in all the various coars is ofsered to the Amer
lean people. The work can be sent by mail, at sin
gle letter pos,age-sinee copy. ore Dollar' seven co
pies Five dollars Address, postage paid Julian Bar
bet. No. 104 Nassau street, New York.
II Editors giving this advertisement. Including
ttis notice few Insertions. and sending their pa
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coseosp N. c.. JrLs "a, ists
DR., kuhl-- Dear sir:
We have sold out all Of your Abyssini MlI,sr
IL has given ssfirs ssftsfaesisn 10 oil iAess ,ss
have assd IL We have warranted she Abysins
Mixture 10 all cases en- oer on n accent; srtss
can say, II has usyer failed We have daily esla
for mute Of the Ably ssipis Mistufe and ,eS 'a
please send US as soon - possible such 1 ssFFiI
which will answer the great demand
Very respectfully ,eurs,
PHifER A. Y0RkE
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DIR. kUHI'S
Abyssinia Mixture

For Caiarths, Influenza. Cosiiveness, P,les, Gu
vel. Generthm. elect, Fluor Albu.. or lAs
Whites, Weakness, Obsttucii0ss, ke.
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Do Your own Painting.
Use Barbel's

PATENT FRENCH CEMENT FAINT.
II recommended by the French Academy OF
H science for its beauty, eheaPness and durabii.
iiy. The materials are easily obtained; and II can
be prepared and used by any one with common
whi,ewash brush. at
ONE TENTH THE COST
OF
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GaLD HIT, NC, Ara. ], lsts
DR.. J. kubl- Dear su:
You will please fsr~srd 10 us ~ seen ~ ssr
venient. fresh supply of the kestofsr oil iks -
and the Asyssinla Mixture. ss hsve ssla uai n
sons time. The kes,oier aud the Dsrs,srr
Po~def. have proved 10 b very eliese,es n
fuilness Of the chest. rheumatism. Sore Lag. h.
aammsiiens OF he Eyes, Debility. and slhef shis
mic diseases. We warranted The Abb ssiaa Mr.
iafe to every patient, and no enc has sskse IL fd
the montY returned. bot on the contrary eur
one has praised its great ssnst We powsr
We remain yours. respectfully,
A. j. u. W. HONEYCtTT
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DRUGS and MEDICINES

vuyHE subscriber has just received supply OF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-30

The French War Steamer.-The French war
steamer Mogador. Commodore Laursncin, sailed
from NewYork for France. on Thursday, the 18th
instant. Al she passed down the Bay, she fred
several guns. Her officers spoke in warm terms of
the hospitality received by them from those of our
Navy, stationed at the Brooklyn Yard, a. we'll as
from the citizens of NswYork generally. and ex.
pressed regret that they could not protract their
stay in the United States. The Mogador goes 70
R0chfort
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Dsad.-Mr.a Henry 8. Atwood, the wealthest
man in Wilcox county, Ala, died ON the 9Th inst.
There were belonging to his estate five hundred
negroes, several thousand acres Of land and large
quantities Of other real estate and money,
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D,scopered IN 1sms-An attempt was made on
the 18th inst, by q prisoner in the Nashville
Penitentiary. to FIRE the building A coal Of fire,
enveloped in some combustible matter, was insert
cd near the roof on the outside of the building.
and when discovered, had burned about fifty shin
giles. It was easily exiinguished, and the damage
soon repaired.
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Iss-Houy Laas-Movements are making in
Delaware to get the Legislature to pass the ten
hour law in relation to factory labor,
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Ansther Concsntion.-The temperance people
Of Massachusetts are to hold q State Convention q
Worcester, on the I'd October.
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A Monument.-Ths students of Oakland College,
Miss, are raising fund for the purpose of erect
ing . monument in memory Of Prof. Chamberlain,
the late President of that Colleee
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JoiniaS Church-A western editor lately mar.
ried girl named Church-and he says he has felt
happier since he joined the Church than he ever
did before
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.nA1xAnLs CuaH.-Dr. frya. the os,sbrated lndian
doctor. has The credit Of ashsvins some rsmsrkabs ons
we wee ahown the Other day slave belonging to the Old
Levee steam Cotton Pres. Third Municipality, who, we
wss miorned. bad bssn cured Of oonumpoa on rathss
osesss q Tho liver and lunss, with fever Of the bowels He
ascaassd % The I'D March. asr bsas scnned ha
PED fes msny months appeared perfectly restored
~ 40 saw, u the same time negro who had hssn cured
o. sevss cancm By d.. Frye. [Edito Louisiana State
Republican. Lafiyetts. May q. 1851. myO d&Wn
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For tho Ysl2es0 Ssons-C Colonel James H. Nor
wood, Of North Carolina, Indian Agent for Upper
Missouri, left Warrington ON tho 10Th inst. fol
his distant and important post, Fort Pierre, on the
Yellow Stone
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Spain.-Spein is increasing her army 5000 more
-nominally the army Of Catalonia.
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Ont Of Ssoson.-In the early part of week be-
fore last, there were frost and ice at Harisburgh,
pan svlv, -
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Wig NeNiaafisas for tie L<si.lass,e-yhs
whigs Of The Fourth Rswe.snlsniye Di..,ic, h.
nominated =. 1. Lplnsdsn. " -. Fleming and
= g. Sever. and the whiss q the Filth Dis,,ie,
nave nominated Jdlss Bsnis. Hyppoi,s Noisy aud
Z. Devsssss. ios The popular branch Of the Less-
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Later from 81. Domingo-Dates of the 17th
inst have been received from St. Domingo. The
Dominicans were making preparations for the
attack threatened BY the Hsydens. Other than
that, the country was enjoying great tranquility.
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WsstAN an css1 ~ Laks Providence
Republcan, of 4spssabsr a kas The Believing
w leam from one Il ON plsatsss thsa IL at.
~ i epsning % fast thst de cotton nssrsst de-
GFouAdis beginning 70 roe P7ckinw u pro.res.-
~, md " weather perfectly suitable e. L and
e preservation q ~ sseP 81 y ~ asapsssr
y.1ss that the climate Of Louisiana beasts dat 81
~ fall Aath ehifms - Ss6tAe The erurnhlsr 4
sc1nsFe heae and wintsr's iAelsasnoy. Days
wneee mildaess d genial, nd nights cool ard d.
hghual AZ new The cksrssatfsties Of our wsathss
lBstss Rssgsass VSei.isy. The Ratsi Rougs
casetts, of Sept. n, says:
Il. W. uhderstand that most exaggerated repotts
~ gone forth relative 70 he health Il our parish
and city. We understand that the aeue and fever
Pssvails y The eouary but in mid form Ne
nave heard q no fatal Gases Of sickness. The same
nay q said Of Baton Rouge We bslievs that there
| !. ~ place in the South more frss from serious
aekness than i our city.
Nswsassisss.-As an independent Union meet.
ING held & Aorgansa, in Ponts Coupss parish, on
he 2Oth day # aeptsmbsr, Mr.. August Provosty
was iuaanimously nominated : candidate for the
senate, and 1sssrs. Edward B. Hopkins and Chas.
". Allen were also unsnimously nominated fer the
Legislature. ae
Unies Meeting. We learn from the Homer
Claiborne parish) Advocate that . Union mass
meeting was held in the courthouse at that place
On the 9th inst, At which resolutions in support Of
ths Compfomise measures Of the last ssssion Of
Congress, in opposition to renewed agitation Of
the questions settled by those measures, and de-
elarins the meeting viii support NO man for the
Legislature who does not fully snd freely subscribe
70 these views, were almost unanimously adopted.
Minds~ Stands! = Let the editor Of the Min
den Hap.ld saw hnv-.
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ANN 81 stesmer Rslt,e.

The Collins steamer Baltic has arrived. Al
Liverpool, on Tuesday, cotton firm, though The
demand was freely supplied. Sale Of $500 bales
for export. Middling 1.6d. Coffee lower.
The Manchester market quiet for cloths and firm
for yarns. Market generally healthy; -four un-
changed corn scarce, a. firm prices. Consols IS.
Englasd, France and Cwba. - Advice. from
Spain confirm the report that England and France
ans negotiating for the protection Of Cuba.
From hdia.-The India mail had arrived in
England, bringing no news Of importance.
Failures n England.- Several failures have
taken place in London and Liverpool
More Cotton Nevs-The Baltic reports cotton
q Liverpool slightly advanced with sales aimee tho
departure Of the Africa Of 5000 bales. rTsle-
sraphed to the Picayuns.
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The FSSis Season At Malaga.-Advicss to the
9Th ult. have been received At New York, from
Malaga They state that the unusually warm
weather Of August had hsstsned the ripening Of
the fruit, which was coming into market earlier
than usual The fruit this season will be much
smaller in size than that Of the last season, and moi
q fne-looking, bat more abundant.
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In MarsAaH-This eccentric. who latsly left
'ne aeneesass ovss in Kentucky, and took his old
~. = ,ns Wig raaks. Il again cutting up his Ts6
ne s.sd. IA the presence Of the editor Of the
- esa's.nan, that the story lstsly afioas
=: 80. 'nA. y bad given notice to tie democ.
'@ecls'sly altar hs election, that Ill accounts
Between hl1 AID them ware ssuayed--,h,, 4. a..
gavs iasm ee balances Il The dsbt. ,ad sh,t !. -.
hersatter whia, ETC., "is lie Il -, |. IL !,
lsttss, lie in matter lie in sub,t.pc. 80 ~
Iron bseinninG 70 end" and that that ~. ,.,1;.s
said be cniy wanted 70 meet Old Hal and 49, -
by The hsad was particularly" lie.
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- I. !. WAOVMO 01DVlG1VEs ~
Ths following DsleDsss sVpelaaa ~ wig nss,inos
ths Third and FesrA Wss1s lsss saa1das rspssssn ~
sseoad District IN - ese - 4 ssd 10 psst on
TuHspAY EvENl2 ~ ~ - u tssk F4Aaadt's Bees
0s.da. Il Assunsausa ~ Psvss su u scosk
Z. u 0alsaais, ". Q. TsaSt.a, Q. q. Williams, ]
= 3 Rsducods keauss. q Dunlap. N
As;fayN, ?. vsn1ssrss, G. L.Nobls, 4
7 UGdlsy cAaas, q. W. Rase. q =. LaaAsup,
gsn~~ -
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II a q y I'm - r., y
bLACkWOOD's MAGAZINE. iar Ssptsnbss.
KNICkERBOCKER MAGAZINE. ia Ssptsmbsr.
HUNTS nnRCHANTs' MAGAZINE. Ia ssptsmhsu
NokTh BRlTleh REVIEW. for August.
Par Il. LONDON LABOR and he LONDON pOOp
No. q. DICTIONARY Of MECHANICS AND RN
GINekRING. ~ 49, =
GODEY's LADY's BOOK, fer October.
GRAHAMs MAGAZINE, for Oetobss.
6ARTAlN'S MAGAZINE. etc ~ 0anlsyv
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- .-.s I. . ~ c, y. 49,.
70 n1so .. Ss'1. t.' lo,o~'ns lsems OF inter-
ct from our lase Mexican exchanges:
Resignation Of tks Csbiaes-All the members Of
the Mexican Cabinet resigned their respective
porfolios ON tho I'd instant Don Fernando Ra-
merck, Of DuEango-a member Of the Supreme
Court has accepted the appointment Of Minister
Of Foreign Afain. He = charged BY the Presi-
dent with the formation Of q new Cabinet.
lndians.-The Indiana are committing great
ravages in the States of Coahuila, Durango and
chihuahua. The Governor Of the latter Stats has
organized an expedition, which he commands in
person, against these American Arab.
Mall Rnbbs,y.-The mail between Zscatscas
and San Luis Potcsi was taken and carried Cd By
band Of robbers and the mail rider Dangerously
wounded. sE ass
Fdmine-Corn, in Durango, is selling at nine
dollars the faneSa, oF nearly dollar peck. The
same scarcity exists In Chihuahua and in ill the
northern Provinces, owing principally to the incur
sions Of the Indians. Orders have bean issued,
under heavy penalties, for all corn and Other
Dreadstus 70 DO sold as re.ail in the pubic market
places:
Casyosnscns p Soa0rd. The Monitor Republi.
cano, Of the 29th August contains an official note
from the military cotnmaniant Of Teczsn, in So
morn, % ihs Governor Of that State. giving infor.
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mvnNzu WAnp, snce1D nupzcsPAlxfv.
~ n Whes d H. oissek Wut, ossnd Napisp sliy ~
p1psasd = ~ Al u csGeAsun d Chaeavas essAa Il
oeos szss 81 M Bsain % WEDNESDAY, kyn1ua Osss-
~ 1esi, IT, ~ pszpess u sypolause Dssoa ssras "
Waxdia H. Csnwnusss b nenlEae enatess ~
shs Ls6iaaufs and ebs ~ bss Msunatsn II " parry
A. CARED. W. Masolns u y. noeehe1s
CAasiss RAMA Wh. ckrISy, j. 4. nsbssh,
n. J. Ranusy, j. ~. Smith, Jsaaihkn WalsslL
oanss q. Ri, IL. \. Kssesy, fhsass neWhAn, 81
W. MsLsod, JesspA olosn, N. n PalssnA ~
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popslarly. .bolishng the power Of he Exssutivs
To Appoint Seastefs. = 80
s. The .bolishmsnt Of prohibitions and the re.
duction OF import duties on foreign merchandise q
required, and the duties imposed shall mot be oveI
forty per cent ad val0ysm.
2. The heavy penalties applied to smuggling
which makes il = criminal offence imposing sbsu,
macs, sheii be abolished the loss Of the goods
without further responsibility, il enough and from
the product Of this fund shall be created for The
exclusive and sacred purpose of making war on
the sayages. = :
Z. The introduction Of groceries shall be per.
miaed, on the frontier Of the Rio Bravo, free Of
duty for i've. years.
O. Fof the foreign commerce a frontier custom.
house shall be established at the town of Reyno,a
" The towns seeonding this plan, subject them
selves to the authorities Of the respective States
that may second the same.
!, 10. This movement is eminently national and
the States and towns that
may adopt the same. shall be sustained by the lib
Grating forces.
II. A portion Of said forces shall DO permanently
destined 70 carry hostilities against the barba-
rams, until the complete pscdcation Of the frontier
u. These towns will not lay down their arms
snni ne contents Of the eleven preoedinS articles
msnt should be obstinate in refasii the armed
petition Of this frontier, containing = he wants Of
the whole nation. the Statss adopting this plan
VII organize = provisional government laying
aside al idea Of secession or shnexation, and thai
IN order that this plan may have the necessary
publicity, this meeting has resolved to address the
same 70 the nlussrious Ayunamiento, being the
oody Of this city leaving to their consideration and
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