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Sentence Of Com. Jonex-Ths YER

diet of The Corr Mani.l upan cammn>
dnre q. APP t'air-hy Joue.. susrends him
fn'm oiire Tor I've yrsrs-half thai time
wiihnni pay. elirfy fnr Specializing with
the pnhlir manry in CALIFORNIA; gold das,.
The Prrsideai approves the judgment.
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Sign Of the Octagon Pitcher,
e a gle E Jun d r y.
BROWN s. WILKINSON,

ManlaacturerS ana MaCHfnlStS,
A RE now prepared 10 do oil kinds of Casting
N in the very best and neatcst manner. hav-
ing procured the services Of Northern bred
work man, who stands second TO none in point Of
skill in his profession, together with their own
experience ofeigh,een years. They fiatter them
selves. by the general satisfaction they have al
ready given and their close attention TO business,
TO merit share Of patronage. They take The
greatest pains in compromising their metal for the
various articles they make, consisting of Factory
and Mill Gear, of every description, Plough
Moulds. Pots, Ovens and Lids, Lathes, Thresh-
ing Machine, Stove and Fan Mill Casting; in
fact, every thing in the foundry line. In their
Machine Shop they are prepared and preparing
10 do all kinds Of Machinery Work, Mill Irons,
Spindles, wrought, turned and finished in the
neatcst and hest manner, Iron Skating, Pullies,
and Composition Boxes ofihe bes, quality. Their
facilities for cutting Screws are inferior to none
in this county.
Letters addressed to Brown & Wilkerson, or
either Of them. Hshorough, N. c., will receive
prompt attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February IS. ~
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A View Railroads. Rail Road is pr

a New Railroads. Rail Road is pro-
posed to be constructed from GAINESVILLE in vir-
einia. to Ridgeway, on the Raleigh and Castor
Road, some twenty-five miles in length. The
North Carolina Legislature, at its last session,
granted charter for the road; and now we see
that the House of Delegates Of Virginia, BY a
large majority (6s to 27) have passed bill ap.
propriating 100000 to that portion Of tho road
which will lie in Virginia. about ten miles.
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Obituary.

D'ed. IA sais eo.nsy. ea Ffis.y ths 7sA e
hsrrh. shsf . painful Illness q sboss se<~a
days. TzexAs csssx. 80 q No. wn. c..rh.
In me seventeenth pear % his sss. He -n an
sniAsls youth. and Bis los Is dssply ssplsred By
his relatives and many fii<bis.
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YsHIs Society Hill hass pubic meeting On
Saturday. March I'D. Al 10 O'Clock. A. 81.
An Address will be delivered By Nr. D. q.
I.snahes.
Query Tor piscus<isa-s Il The pursuit az Ed
peaiion The mass bens1cial enplo. m-Hi cor iks
yoangi"
The public arc invited to sllrnd.
A. ". MANGUM, Secretary. y
March 2. 74-.w
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rORRESTER's
BOYS AND GIRLS, MAGAZINE.
For ls5l-Seyrnlh Iolumr.

THIS is Beautifully illustrated. Interesting.
u and instructive little monthly. calculated 10
increase in the minds Of the young ta-ie for
reading. and desire Cor knowledge Of Objects OF
interest and importance. Every parent may with
advantage put il into the hands of bis children.
The following arc from a vast number Of com.
mrnd tory notices of the pres.
ave have not met anything that peascs Us
20 well as this; We commend il heartily"
PTesbyfrian.
"Foueaer's Boys & Girl Magazine is q
neat. finely enlbellished and Instructive little Pc
riodiesl." Republic, Hash.. ID. G..
at 10 one u the best publications for youth
that we know Of"
Bah. Patriot q Com. Coz.
Published monthly al 81, year ia advance,
by w. Z. Locke & Co., ". Y. Rev. WIN. b.
Browne, Agent, Hillsborough, n. z.
March II. "a
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Irnmshr wadesharsugh Argos. thai IN hve
days sfitr NE s.oks were opened. more
,h@n $4,000 were sni,rribrd ~ The STOCK
az dlis Bsnk lmafe Than enough IA seishr
Bank agoing.l N wadeshorOugh alone.
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Spring ImpOrtatiOns, 1851.
MUIR = JAMES,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
China, Glass and Queens ware,
Corner Of Sycamore and Bollinsbrook sts.,)
prrrp,nt,po. Va.

lsiEhobtnos FasS
A RE now receiving, Of their oirn importation,
- per ships Centurion and Silas Grecnman,
nom Liverpool. and from the various manufac-
turing establishments in this country. the largest
and most commanding Stock Of Goods in their
line they have ever had the pleasure Of exhibit
ing. consisting Of French aud English Plain
White, Gilt aud Decorated China Dining and
Tea Sets; English TOMBSTONE and Earhcnwnre
Of every description and quality Britannia CAS-
tors and Tea Sets; Looking Glasses and Plates.
Lamps, Girandolcs Walters. aud great variety
Of Fancy Goods. French and German Toys. &c.
-emhracing almost every article usually found
in their line Of business. and Of the newest and
most desirable styles.
With the view Of offering greater inducements
than heretofore TO Southern Merchants 10 psiron-
ize Home Morksf, we have made our imporla-
ton and other purchases much larger this sea.
son than usual, and we respectfully solicit from
them an examination Of our stock before making
their purchases, believing that we can supply
them on as good terms as any similar cstablish-
ment in this country, aud assuring them that We
shall use every effort to do so.
MUIR & JAMES,
Corner Sycamore and Bollingbrook sis.
February 81. H-lm
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Tho senafe.-immediairly afier The close
o. the thirv.fps Congress. The Senate reason
hlei. ia pursuance Of circular addressed TO the
members severslly hy the President Of the United
States. for The consideration Of Executive bush
nsa. ION
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"Wednesday, March i2.
CONGRESS.

Tb. i.s Houses Of cangres adianfnsd ,ins
Iik a sssa On THdas The aih instant. after 9
mountaineering af iseniy Ave hours. with lhr
.rc,PiiOa o. q brirf reorss By die House of Re
prrseniatsrsl A la Of al the laws passrd, Of
pssfie Importance. yin be found in another co
isml. =. in
The River and H.fbos ian did no, pass. A
sseidsa msjon,s sf ihe s~nas were in f.sor Of
che bill but The minority. BY prolonged debate
aaa successive mosiona. 20 occupied the lime that
other important bills wsp in jeopardy. The ma
j,iiy iheseupon yirIdsd the contest. and ihis bill
W.. IsiL aside. ani rhe appropriation hills were
,aien up. considered and passed.
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TO PRINTERS.

WANrED IMMEDIATELY al sllis olies
good Journeyman Printer. To such "a
one Liberal wages viii be given.
EpIroR SourHEkS DEnocRAr.
Grahsm, March s. ~
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FOrrcs:cr's Boys and Girls Ma
gazine.-This little monthly of 80 pages is
before u.s. 1t is printed in very neat and attrac-
tive style, and the contents are admirably design
ed both to instruct and amuse the young. See
advertisement in another column.
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sinre Our last. apiHians hate been Jslis.
cred IN lhe following rzses:
By Pearson. ]. In Handy .. Williams,
from Briile; Judgment reversed sa5ssHirs
dc noro-
Also. 10 Si.ie o. Jnnrs. frs.m Anson
jadgmrns reversed and raiire de moro.
Ala. in Stale Q. Cherry. from Martin,
directing the judgment 20 be affirmed.
Also. IN Hathaway o. Floyd. fram
chawsn. affirming The judgment.
Also. in Adams o. IIicarynul Turnpike
Company. fram Guilfgd. affirming The
judgment.
Alsn. in Stale G. Tilghman. from cia.
ven, declaring thai there is mn error.
Also IN Onnondr Moye. from Greene.
affirming The judgment.
Also. in Wilson Q. Purcell. fom Rock.
ingham. affirming The Judgment.
Also. in Mcleod .. KirkhsIn, from
Moore. affirming the Judgment.
Also. in Green and wife o. Sresens, in
eaniiy. from Sampson. dismirsing The bill
with costs.
Also. in Knigh,r. Bum. in equity. from
Nah. derlaring that the mite ta ID. A.. T..
X. y moi secured by The deed.
Also. IN Smith o. Davenport. m equity.
from Henderson. derlaring thar tic bill Of
sale was intended as mortgage. and di.
reciing reference.
Also. IN Powell .. Mcdonald. in equi-
IS, from Richmond. disnissing The bill
with costs.
Also. IN Paul g. Baksr. from Halifax.
Also. in Derrrrux o. Burgwyn. from
Northampton. affirming The Judgment
Also in Mills o. Williams. Il ON Rulher.
ford. affirming the judgment.
Also. in Wharton .. Hopkins, fiom
Guiliord. affirming the judgment.
Also. in Downey .. Bullock. IN equity
from Granville. dismissins The bill with
COSTS.
Also, in Ballengrr G. Jadings. from Gull.
ford. in equity decree for plaintiff.
Also. in Ward .. Turner. in equity from
Martin. reversing The decree with direr.
iions.
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THE Tribunal adjourned on Wrdnes-
day. after an exceedingly artluous session
Of nearly ten weeks. An unusually large
number az cases have been aljndlcaed
The iollawing are The closing drrisinns /:
BY RufFrs. &. J. ln>Mcl.ean D. Me-
kelhan. IN equity, from Cumberland,
directing an inquiry.
Also. in Halhrock .. Pennington, from
Slanly. affirming the judgment.
Also. IN Headen y. Header. in equity
from Chatham.
| Also. IN " illiams .. Bryan. from I,la
den. directing reaire de MORO.
Als.', in Hampton .. Cooper. from Sur.
ry. affirming The judgment.
Also. IN Moye .. Alhriion. in equity.
from PHI, declaring there is no error in
the order appealed from.
Also. in Donnel o. Maiprr. in equity,
from Rockingham. declaring the plains
iilfs entitled to partition, and directing a
reference.
Also. IN Doe er dem, Williams D. liar.
ringlon. from Moore, affirming The judg.
ment.
Also. in Threadpill . White. from An
son. affirming the judgment.
Also. in Bynnm q I,ynum. from Ran.
dolph; judgment reversed aud renire de
moro.
Al-n. in Harris .. Harris. in equity,
from Rutherford, dlsmissing the bill with
costs.
Also. in State q. Arnold. from Colum,
bus; argument required.
By NASH. j. In Smith .. Cameron,
from Bla,ien. affirming the Judgment.
Also. la Doe er dem. Moore .. Eason.
from PHI; judgment reversed and renire
de moro.
Alsn. in McNair .. Mckay. from Bla.
den. affirming The Judgment.
Also. in Stale o. Small, from Pasquo.
tank. declaring that there is mo error.
Also, in Glover y. X. d,!irk. from Per.
quimnns: judgment reversed and uenire
dc moro.
Also, in 'rarkinion .. Latham. from
Washington. affirming the judgment.
Also, in Slnan .. Slanly, Adm r. (fonr
cases. from Guillord, affirming the judy.
men,.
Also. in MrDuaald .. S,hilI, from
Columbus. affirming The Judgment.
Also, in Bell y. rooley, from Hyde;
Judgment reversed and Ucaire de moro.
Alsn, in REID D. Pass. from Caswell,
affirming the decree.
Also. in Potter .. Potter, in equity. from
New Hanover. directing a decree for
plaintiff.
Also, in Hammer .. Winbnra, in equity,
from Guillnrd.
Also. in Melvin y. Robinson. in equi-
Is. from Sampson, tiismissing The bill with
costs.
By PEARSON. ]. In Easlon .. EAston.
from PHI. ~ equity.
Also. in Waldo & Sherro,l, from PHI;
iudgmen, reversed aud uenire de noUo.
Also, in Turreniine .. Faucet. from
Orange. affirming the judgment.
Also.ln Willard Bluun,, from Beaufort,
affirming the judgment.
Also. in Kemp .. carp. in equiv. from
Johnston, declaring tina. the plaintiff has
tigh, to redeem. and directing a reference.
AIsn. in Whitfield .. Hurst, IN equity.
from Wayne. dismssing the bill with
costs. 6F
Also. in Hooks .. Lee, in equity. from
Wayne. declaring TIA, The demurrer was
properly orertuled.
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New ORLEANS, March 1850,

New ORLEANS, March 7, 1850.
At the request Of John F. Cowan, Esq. of York
Vile, Tenn have examined his pamphlet in refer.
ence to the qualities and efficacy of his Vegetable
Lilhontriptic in which | find certificates from the
following persons, viz: DR., J. T. Bone DR.. H. Y.
Bone, DR. w Parks, DIR A S Underwood Jos Gar.
wood, Barnett Brand, Smith Parks, Felix Parker,
ESQ, Phil Claiborne, Esq, L B Gilcbris B Crawford
Esq Dr. Hinson, J W Hess, S. Williams, ESQ,
Geo Miller, Holmes, John B Wright, Jas
Baltrdge, Esq, Robt Holmes, F Algea, T L Ham
ilton, d Minton. Thomas Cooper, Rev S Thomas,
WIN II A Miller, Dr. N Hess, John Fl Day, Esq,
Milton Brown, NJ c, Rev ] w Needham, Rev John
NJ Greer, McCorkle, Col Edwin Sharp, w Da.
wilson, DR. E Jetton, Esq, Peter iDozier. l certify
that am personally acquainted with all the forego.
ing persons /; far the greatest number of whom |
have known for more than Is years-ard that they
are, without exception, men of the highest response.
bility and OF unlmpeuchable veracity. That have
known Mr.. Cowan for many years, and from his
high character man of integrity, the public may
be fuyas ured of the genulneness of the signatures
TO all the certificates contained in the pamphlet.
JOHN w. CROCKETT.
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Post Office Stamps.
TO POsTMASTERs.

VuVHE advertiser. Postmaster al Pleasant Grove,
Il Allegheny county, Maryland, is the first per
son in the United States who conceived and under.
took extensively 10 publish the idea Of furnishing all
pos, offices in the country with cheap stamps. All
STAMPS made by him are warranted equal or supeti.
or 10 any other that can be procured for the same
price, and whenever any are sent out IN any man.
ner defective unsatisfactory, duplicates will be
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order set Of stumps, with full sci OF Changes lot
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When stamps are neatly made with turned handles
and sercw-same style as the regular government
?. 0. s,amps--dursbe, efficient and warranted -
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10 s,sa by mail free.
Address, POS, Master, Plsasau, Grove, Allegha.
ny county, Maryland.
lrAny editor Publishing the above with this note
three times. and sending copy Of the fspcr, shall
receive credit for ten dollars in wood letter. ten
dollar proof prcss-or Il preferred, wood engrav.
ing or engraved newspaper head, Of the above va
lus will be forwarded
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COWAN'S
Vegetable LilhOntriDlic.

sofe and certain remedy for Grape or Ston. in the
bladder, for arrangement of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs and all kindred diseases.
TENIllS invaluable Medicine 10 the world would
Il be a blessing, if the afflicted could only over
come their preudices enough to try it. Call at Dr.
J. F. GiImer's Drug Store in Charlotte, and see
pamphlet containing unprecedented evidence OF the
utility Of this invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN +. COWAN,
Yorkville, Tenn.
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HTo Ny Friends.


= @as my misfortune I'm December las.) 10 he
y compelled 10 request my Bnrders 10 leare, as
was reduced TO the necessity Of closing my house in
consequence Of sickness in my fanrly (whie and
Dinck with the "prsraiiug disease" together with
'hs iinpossltility Of procuring any assistance In
addition to these painful circumstances, had to
Dear the cens0rts Of many-for suffering the first
case "a bnardeT) TO remain the premises, because
y would "injars and ruin my business !" to which
replied, all never turn sick man " no behaves
hmseii) out Of doors, my feelings revolt at such an
ide,, and 1t am TO be injured and ruined" for
such acts OF humanHy-iet me go-my const icace
VIII be prepared TO meet such fate A few DAVIS
after my house had been closed some of nv Board
efs ncre taken sick and applied to me to know if
"oud ietthem hare rooms, as they could not remain
where they pere-to which request, 1 readily assen.
ted. This act brought additional eensure. / now
had SICK family, closed house and the censures Of
may TO contend Without so long as live. FEELINGS
and symPathies for my fellow creatures will find a
resting place in my bosom, and particularly when
subjects OF affection. | am Glad 10 say, nv house
ana premises are clear Of Tie disease and thorough
been made. would be glad 10 see INV
ifients agaln-pledging myself to please them if
can.
J. d. BOYD
Charlotte. February 6, 1851 IO.f
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state Of Worth. Carolina,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Jan.
uory Term, 1851.
Joseph NJ. Alexander. admir-. of John
Price, decd
ps. Petition
". W. Price, Martha Nicely, Thos Kerr TO
and Pheza his wife. Joseph Ross and sell Land.
Adeline his wife, heirs al law of said
John Price, decd.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that
W. w. Price, one of the above named defen.
d.nts hath removed beyond the limits Of this State
is therefore Ordered by The Court that publication
Be made six weeks 10 the Charlotte Journal that un
less said defendant appear al the next Cour, Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, 10 be beld for the county Of
M,ckenburg, at the Court House in Charlotte, on
the 4,h Monday in April next. and then aud there
plead answer or demur, judgment by default will be
entered against him.
Witness. Brady Oates, Clerk OF said Court at Of
fee. the 4.h Monday Of January, ISL
u. OATES Gee.
Price adv. s. 62i. IA
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Dissolution.

gNHE firm Of r. w. Moore & Co. has ibi. day
u been dissolved by mutual consent, and III those
indebted. either by Note or Book Account. are re-.
quested 10 como forward and make payment TO X
w. Moore, who is authorized to close the business
Of the concern.
r. W. MOORE & co.
January |, 1851.
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Parents School

/
EETslv EOMMENCES its next session on
lZ@yHO Monday, the 18th of JanuaryLIs5i,
HA.lAsy remaining under the tuition of Miss ) .
4. FROST To it's patrons We express our obligation
iof The liberal encouragement il has received This
school may be expected continue for several years
until the object for which it is made thc education
Of our ehidrcn) is completed. While high stan.
caro- oil education will be maintained the moro use
in and practical branches viii receive especial at.
tention.
Terms rer session of Fire Months.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geogta.
phy' English Grammar. u 5. History and Compo.
siiion So. The higher English Branches alone, or
with the above S. The French Language (and
The Spanish, Latin. or Greek. if desred) $40.
Board, &c. except candles, sc per months ditto,
except washing, from Monday to Friday, So so per
month
NO deduction after entrance. except for inability
10 attend school from sickness continuing month
with notice of the fact.
~ ID. II is SO very important 10 have the classes
ana work for the session arranged at its beginning,
we again urge students to enter if possible at that
time.
s. b. WATSON.
ID. NJ. LEE.
December IL, 1850.
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I>ilE Subscriber has now on hand hi. usual as.
l. sortmcnt of
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-14

me est un miserable qui ma droit qu'a
ma pitie. De plus, messieurs, j'ai trouve
les noms des journaux ausquels vous avez
souscrit, tie me suis assurse, au bureau
de ces fenilles, que pas un de vous ma
vait paye son Announcement. C'est une
CROSSE indelicatesse, qui m'emp pechcra
de donner ma main I'homme qui ne
craint pas de sen rendre coupable. En-
hn je me suis decidee a prendre pour
mari lie cinquieme d'cntre vous: non pas
parce quill est pauyre, obscur, etc etc,
mais parcequ'il paye excitement lie terme
de son Announcement. Tn pareil homme
ne peut que faire mon bonhcur.
Qui fut penaud, honteux ct mortitii ?
osaaatre personnages naguere triom-
plants; quatre suffisants qui croyaient
que tout devait s'incliner devant leur
pursuance; quatre scelerats 9ni n'ayaient
pas honte de recevolr des journaux, sans
paycrni papicr nj encre: ah! gueux, va.
On vous ell donnera des journaux, pour
lire gratis! 81 vous voulez des journaux,
ct dcs fcmmcs pour vous marier, abon-
nez-vous d'abord, payez d'avance, sill est
possible, ct, fol de Journalistic, vous aurez
lie journal, ct unc femme sill en- restc.
(traduH.)
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A NOS ABONNES.

Lisez ct nasditez. Une jeune dame dun
caractere assez original, mais douee do
ne beaute sans parcille, rehaussee des
av antagcs intellectuels ct moraux qui
CO nstitucnt la femme superieurc, await
cil,q amoureux egalement prevenants:
es;alement assidus lui Eaire la cour. Ne
ppuvant Sc decidera donner sa main ct
son ceur Fun d'entr'eux, au prejudice
de:s autres quatre soupirants, ellie leur no.
tiiia qua un jour 6xe, ellie etait prete a
pt ser leurs merites ct leur amour, ct Ia
vs.leur des droits que chacun d'eux GRO
y;.it avoir la possession de sa main
Au jour donne, les cinq amoureux Sc
trouyerent au rendezvous, tous pIeins de
conGance, un seul excepte dependant,
qu,i Sc tenait i'ecart ct n'osait presque
pas lever les yeux SUI. l'objet de son
aaoralion. t44-z5a a.4 A
Messieurs, dit la jeune femme, vous
m 'honorez tous avec vos propositions de
marriage que jusqu'aujourd'hui jen'ai ri
ae ceptees nj refusees. lie temps est pour
tant venu de prendre mon parti; ditcs-
moi done, chacun a votre tour, sur qucls
tftres vous fondez yos pretentions sur ma
personne; 'eceute. 5am ga - aaas
7 lie premier dit: 81 yous voulez de moi,
ievous donnerai dcs votures ct des la
q,,ais, une maison splendide ct tout le
luxe ct les commodities de la vie; je suis
ri,sIe enfii. sa al'H s7'a
lie second dit: mon rival est richie, je
Il, sais; mais je suis de noble ct antique
originc. Mon grand pere etait Duo, et
bien que je sois peu opulent, jappartiens
une famille don't lalliance honorerai
les plus riches .du monde. s.tsr
LIE troisieme son tour: Je suis ur
homme politique ct ma reputation eclip
Sc deJa bien de gloircs parlementaircs
lie cours pour le congress ct suis certain
Il
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-14

traques ct poursuivis dams les bois, f;,rent
pris ct jetes dams les prisons de Ia Vile,
ct comment enfn les executions CON,
mencerent des le endemain. Ma;s cha
Gun soft aussi que le meme jour,le cousuIs
strangers, qui avaient des nationaux n,r-
mi les compagnons de SenLmanat. Sim
terposerent entire Ampudia ct lea victi-
mes; les fusilIades cesserent ct une mar.
tie des expeditionnaires dut la vie aux
represcntants de leurs nations respec,ires,
qui maIgrs leurs declarations aut5rieure..
ne virent en- cux que des compatrotcs
egares ct non des pirates infames. ST nous
avons bonne memoirc, lie consul francai
Sc retira aupres 'lu minis!re de France 4
M cxlco. ct ce aernief ecrivit a son e,ou-
vernement qui lui envoya l'ordre dc de-
mander repa ration.
Un pays peut stre fier dc ses agents
lorsqu'iIs lie representent aussi dipne.
ment au dehors que ces mcssieurs le f.
rent a Tabasco.
Mais quelle confance peut inspirer
un hommc, qui, CONNIE M.Owen. s'est
falt lie complaisant du gouverneur
Concha; un homme qui meconnait ius-
qu'aux devoirs de fhumanite, ces deyoirs
que lie bourreau respecte, pour ne rms
troubler lie eapitaine general dams son
ouvre de sang, ct lui causer un reuord,.
Vraiment nous nous attendons tous les
Jours a apprendre que les amelicains,
residant a Cuba, Sc sont mis- sous Ia pro-
lection du representant dune puissance
etrangere. Nous croyons fort que leur.
lnterets seront mieux souvegardes.
Enfin ponr derniere consideration
souvenons-nous que M. Owen a rempla.
ce la Havane lhon. M. Campbell,
rappele sur l'invitation des autorites es.
pagnoles, et accuse d'ayoir eleve trop Ia
voix pour lhonneur du pavilion des Et-
Unis. Obseryons que Owen est done
la contre partie de campbell c'esta dire
de lhonneur ct du patriotisme, ct faisons
nos compliments d administration du
bonhenr qui preside au choix de nos a.
gents a retranger. ...ra