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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-12-22
CIRCULAR FOR
Fall Trade OF 1854.
CHARLESTON s. c.

W BEG TO inform friends and buyers Of DIR Y
W GOODS generally. that we have made
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
for FALL SALES. We shall be prepared
to show OF the LARGEST AND BEST Sc
LECTED STOCKS we have ye. offered. seIecte d
usual ~ ourselves in all the LEADING EU-
ROPEAN MARKETS.
Our Establishment and Business is now so well
known ms being one of the MOST EXTENSIVE
in the country, that it is hardly necessary TO re-
peat what we have often said before, viz !: thai
prepared to offer Of the
Largest and Nest Extensive Stocks
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY
TO BE FOUND IN THIS COUNTRY, EN-
BRAClNG ALL THAT IS NEW. RICH
AND DESIRABLE, IN DRESS
GOODS Of EVERY VARIETY
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, LINEN GOODS,
HOSIERY, DOMESTIC GOODS OF ALL
STYLES, CARPETS. RUGS. DRUG.
GETS, FLOOR CLOTHS. CUR.
TAIN MATERIALS, AND
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, &c, &c.
We also offer
500 Cases Negro Plains and Kerseys, ofthe
best makes and styles.
$50 Bales TwiIIed and Duffil Blankets.
We pay great attention TO these Goods and are
prepare d to supply The trade on the best terms.
1t is our determination. as it is true crest,
to make prices so FULLY UNIFORM AND
So LOW as to secure popularity, as we'll as to
make our House both in its organization and ex-
tent worthy the trade Of THE SOUTH AND
WEST.
BANCROFT, BELTS, & MARSHALL,
Nos. 200 AND 2ll, KING STREET.
July, 1854. SO 6m
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DISSolution

MOTTO E is hereby given that the Firm of Spratt,
y Daniel Il Co. has been dissolved by the mutual
consent of the parties All persons indebted to said
Finn requested to call upon e. F. Spratt and set
tie their he is authorized t. close UP the
business. The business Of the Firm will be continued
under the and style of Allison Il Daniel, who
rendering their dgements, for past favors,
respectfully ask of their old friends and
continuation of their patronage
G.. E. Spratt having associated himself with w. W.
EIms in the Grocery business, always be found at
their stand 3 doors west of the Public Square.
SPRATT, DANIEL, & CO.
August 4, 1854. 2tf
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Railroad Hotel,
-
BY J. r. NICHOLSON.

- THE subscriber respe ctfuliy informs his friends
::sm and the public generally, that his house, kno
-=7@-as the Railroad Hotel" opposite the chester
transient boarders and the travelling public; and that
he is making every cxcrton deserve aud
continuance of the kind and liberal patronage which
has hitherto been extended him He faters himself
Il hat every needed arrangement has been made pro-
mote the comfort Of all who stop with hiII:-hs
airy nd wel-furnshcd, his attentive
and Obedent and bis table constantly supplied with the
best of the season, that his friends i'll
attention necessary to nuke their pcasa and
greeable. His stables furnished with good host
lers and abundance of provend and lie is prepared
at moments notice TO supply his customers with pr.
waite eonveyaDccs OF every Sort 10 any part Of the
rounding country.
tie desires to return his acknowlcdg emcnts to the
public for PAST fayors and soiicits for the future
equally liberal share of patronage.
Aug 20, 1854. 5tf JOHN NICHOLSON.
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w MARY y. v T,'.'... Petition for Divorce.
Il appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
VIM J. Wrison, the defendant in this cause, resides
beyond the limits of this 1t is therefore ordered
by the Court, that advertisement be made in tie
Western Democrat, for three months, notifying the SAID
defendant of the filling of this petition, aud that unless
he appears at the next Term of tbs curt, to be held
Charlotte the 18th Monday after the 18th Monday III
September next, and said petition, the will
be taken pro confesso and heard eXparte as to him.
Witness Jennings B. Kerr, Clerk OF said Court,
at office, the 9TH Monday after 4th Monday i'll March,
4. D. 1851.
J. B. KERR, c. s. C.
Printers fee $i0 3-3n
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A Painter Wanted,
SALEM ACADEMY.

4 NEW Session of the above Academy, (stuated
n miles south of Charotte0 opened or the I'd Mon
day in July, nnder the gement of Mr. S. w REID,
a regular graduate. He proposes to teach all the
branches usually taught in Academies.
His follows :-Readiug, Writing and
Arithmetic SIS per session of FIVE months Geography,
Grammar and History Sc per session Chemistry, Bot
any and Natural Philosophy 81 per session Languages
Algebra &c, Sl22 per session.
P. S. Good Boarding be had convenient to the
Academy, at So per nSnth.
B. r. SMITH,
G. w. WILLIAMSON, }Com.
7. B. PRICE,
Aug. 4, 1854 2tf
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Boots, ROOtS. Boots.

DAVIDSON K MOSS have just received one of the
IL largest stocks of BOOTS II SHOES ever offered
this market, and respectfully invite Ladies and gen.
Iemen call and examine their stock before purchas
ing as they determined sell low as the low
est, and hide Low=&-particuary Heavy NEGRO
BROGANS.
Olt23, 1874 1877
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White CASTLE Soap.

THIS new faasiy and Toilet SOAP is held in high es
TEEN, and is superior to the ordinary Soap for its
bland and cmocnt qualities. Tor the Tlursery Il is
particularly adaptcdnnocent in it's combination and
free from all injurious akaiiea. This is an economical
Soap for families. just received and for sale by
FISHER & HEINITSH
april ISth ri~?cn<!nc CT ~r,lisis.
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Saddles and Harness,
Town Ordinance.

THE following ordinance passed by 1ani. nous
vote of the Commissioners of the town of Cha rotte
their last regular meeting, held the nj hit of the
llth of September, 1851.
Be it Ordained, by the Board of Commissioners for
the Town of Charlotte, That in future no one shall
carry concealed about his within the corporate
limits of said town, any Pistol Bowie knife, other un-
lawful weapon And any person violating this Ordn.
ance shall, upon conviction before the ntendant pay
uc of Ten dollars for oh and every such weapon SO
carried aforesaid; and if the offender be a minor his
parent guardian shall pay said fine and the Inten
dant is hereby authorized to render Judgment against
the parent guardian for said fine.
w. F. DAVIDSON, TntenGt.nt.
J. B. KERR, I0tcn CIcyk.
u Wing copy. l7-4w
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FOR SALE,

- / OFFER for sale my HOU F-and LOT loca-
lfiszH ted Church street, square east OF the
N. c. Railroad Bridge. The Lot is level and
handsomely situated the soil sandy and the neighbour
hood one of the best in the town. The House is new
being just completed and built in good style, with four
large and airy rooms in it. For further particulars
apply to Il
oct. 49, 1854 1887 J. L. PENMAN.
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JEW DAVID'S OR HEBGEW PLASTER IN NOA1'
CAROLINA

CAROIINA. , u
Mcssrs. Scov & Mead ] have been troubled VIA
chronic rheumatism ~ the last Twelve yeas. Oa@
July, lSis. vas so bad That could not turn nysen
and the pain that | had not slept WIZ III
days. AT this time endng physician PGscip
Hebrew Plaster ard acted like charm; the laD
me- AID seps mole than hail OF lie night 81 u n"
l was able 10 FIde ont consider the "IcbcwI las"
O''' '''A''' III "'' SUI u :" Pu's 10" G. VI. MMa
IIendersonvIlle, n. e., August 10, 1850.
OF Beware Of counrer'es and base limitations ~
0cr The genuine will in future have the sig alsfy
TAYLOR on The steel plate engraved label on the 'P"
box q
Purchasers advised that a mean counterfeit Of |'
Gle IS III existence. r,S
The genuine is sold only by u.s. ard by our age ,o ~
ed throughout the Southland pedar IS alIC".u
Dealers and purchasers generally are cauopsd iii
ing of any but regular agents, otherwise hei
posed upon with worthless article. SCONlL O ~" 6
lib Charities St, New Orleans, Sole General Agtn-
Southern States, to whom all orders must iH''''
addressed sC5a
o. Sold also by Fisher & Heinitsh, PTitchad 90
Charlotte C. G. Henderson, Lincolnton WnGnesr
Monroe; a. K Honesty, Shelby !; r FoHeO''S
December y, 1854.
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1t stands pre-eminent for ITS
curative powersin all the as
eases for which il Is recon
mended, usually called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
or these are PRoLAPsUs UTE
RI, or Falling of the ~ Womb !;
FLUoR ALBUs, or Whites !;
CuRoNIC INFLAMMATION AND
ULCERATIoS OF THE WOMB;
INCIDENTAL HEMoRRHAGE, or
Flooding ; PAINFUL, suppress
sED AND IRREGULAR MEN
SITUATION, &C., with all their
accompanying evils, Cancer
exceptedO no matter how Sc
we're or how long standing.
The Catholicon far surpass-
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
IS 81 q sssz.=.z2
HO! FOR COLUMBIA!

7 TAVING extended our line to Columbia, will give
L i the QUICKEST DESPATCH to articles of all de-
scrptions and sizes, the most reasonable rates.
Our EXTENSIVE CONNECTIONS, we'll known
sponsibty and the experience of our agents and en-
poyees guarantee to all who may be pleased to employ
the utmost security and satisfaction
BANK NOTES, GOLD, SILVER, JEWELRY. and
VALUABLES of all descriptions carried at reasonable
rates, with certainty and desprtch.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
and CALIFORNIA Tor sale all our Offices.
Competent and obliging Messengers" accompany
each MAIL TRAIN, to which our are attached.
The Express will arrive in Columbia daily 1T o'clock
p. H., and loavc daily at 7 o'clock Il.
u Office Richal dson street, 'rar 80. .+g &" ~
change Bank..r1
Sept. Is, 1854. s.
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hereby given that application will be dc TO The
next General Assembly of North Carolina al its next
session. amend the Charter of the town OF
Aug. 25 1854, MANY TAX PAYERS 4
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JTss5s5I J. " LIE
~ A VOICE FROM GEORGIA. -

Read the following testimony from Physician
GenlieInen--Yom uobew Plaster has cuCd me d a1
of whch have Suffered or twelve years past Dung n
period Ilabored under affection Of my Ions and SIDE
tred many remedies thar my own medical cXlerHGs
gestod, but without Obtaining relief AT lea gh IraGy0|
Plaster, ard am now by lis good effects eEtey tm,d w
recommend the Je" Dav d or Hebrew Plaster to oil who "
suffering from c0nuGcon OF Tie muscles, TGmaLtr y
the side 6 back.
The people OF Georgia have but to become acqlan1'
its virtues when they VIII escIt 10 rs Nmis,GM
VI. w. WALKEI. NJ
FoTsyIhe, Mono county, Ge'P
To Messrs ScoviI s. Med New (rlca ans, IL.
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A New Map of North Carolina

A New Map of North Carolina.
THE undersigned preparing and will publish as
| the necessary Surveys, &C., can be OBJ
taned New, Large and Complete MAP of NORTH
CAROLINA five feet by three, we'll engraved and finished
in the best style.
1t is admitted on all sides, that such work is
great desdera State, ard it in consequence
of the frequent enquiries this subject that the unde
signed have embarked in the enterprise.
The only attempted work of this kind is that of.
McRea published in 1888 ard since then The Counties.
Towns, Roads and Post-oices have increased in num-
small exceptions, been set foot.
1t is intended that the New Map, now proposed to
published, shall contain, accurately laid down, all
the Natural Features of the State the Inlets Habor,
Sounds, Lakes: Rivers, Greeks and Mountains, &c.
Also the public improvements and artificial divisions
The Railroads, Plankroads, Counties County towns
Post offices, Cities Villages, Postroads and Canals,
Colleges, academies, &c. &c.
The Map will be ready by the summer of 1855
WILLIAM D. COOK,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
In best Style, Gilt Rollers and First Impress
sions. $1,000
In Plain Style, Black Rollers, 600
Information from any source, and which may be OF
service in making the above work. will be thankfully
received All commune atons should be addressed
VIM. d. COOKE.
Raleigh, September 5. S-6m
o. All Persons wishing to obtain e abov
Map be fuI nished published by haddress
ing, S. l.. DIXON, Agent,
Charlotte, N. C.
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il 5a:i;2 ! 3 ]; ;s!a

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR RHEU MATTSMGot
Pam NJ the Side, Ht, Eacil, Limbs ard JOINTS ScrOh
Kings i.yi, "Ete swelling, Hand IGn!rrs, Stiff Jcrsna
all fly pans Whatever.
EIh:re this Paste Is applied pain carnOt exist
II has been benec al IN at wc4knSs such a. P,1
ard Weakness the Stomach, Weak LIMBS I.au,Dtps
Affection OF the Lungs tlcir primary stages Ii desr
inflammation Ev pers,ri atior.
James l.. Boyd, P!che!s dsrc;, South Caroiina lsb,
that hy lis alone he cured Ut khCuaGtSIn u hA
of his knees Of several years standing.
he following was handed by respectable PhysclaI
Georgia:
Messls. Scovil & Mead Gents have been using vu
Llverwort and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively NJ
practice for three years past, ard is with pleasure E
state my belief in their Superiority all other ac vi
which acquainted, Tor the purposes for which they L,
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially Is az L.
versa Panacea for local PANS / have als1 torId ii
excellent local application for SPANS aHJ Blusts. Ii EB
universal satisfaction wherever used.
S. s. OSLIN, MD
The following commentator is from al agent re,drgr
Tlenton, Tennessee:
Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn. Nov. T. 49,
Messrs. Scovil & Mead (entlcuen: i he Hebrew liSm
is becoming popular in this 81 ction here is lady 10
county who SAYS size would be without tins Pasu
five hundred dollars year. Size afflicted for ta
with enlargement Of the spleen, which gave Ter era
deal OF PAIN. The swelling and pam had eXulddWntai
the armt, ard occasionally she could scarcely HCath
She confined Tor cOuslGe able time dDing Mhlh aI
attended by best Thysic ans btilty RI
her relet. She procured box of the Hebrew KEc
aud relieved her almost immediately. Those facsan
at liberty to y"u think ProrG-hey subsn1l
true. Respect :, yours, &c, - -
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cali and obtain pamphlet (eC) containing ample PROOF
from the respectable OF the beneficial eSriiso
together with letters from highly experienced Rys-
can who have used their Practice and speak from their
REFERENCES.
P B. PECKHAM M. D., Utica n. Y.
l.. d. FLEMING, M. D., Rochester n. Y.
NJ. II. MILLS, NJ. d.. Rochester n. Y.
D.. FOOTE, Nj. D., Syracuse, n. Y.
Prof DUNBAR, M d., Balum9le, Md,
&c. ORRICK, N. D., Baltimore, Md.
WV. REESE. NJ: D., New-Yo!k City.
up NEWLAND. NJ D., Ulica N. Y
Rev. e. S. BEARD, Glenn Springs, 5. {.
J Pamphlets he had gratis at the Store of PR1ICH
ARD COIDWE ELL Druggists Sole gents fol- Charlotte
~ Sold also by many of the leading Druggists the State
The following unsolicited letter recently received from
Huntsville, n. c.
HUNTSVILLE Yadkin Co, N. c., Nov. 2eh, 1853
DIR. J. B. MARcHIs New Yok-S1R: deem it my duty
express you my thanks Tor your discovery OF
the celebrated Female Nc dicine, ahocon My wife has
been less troubled with flooding for eieht
heard Of and got bottle of your medicine. We found
Just the thing Wanted acted like charm, and has given
her entire relIet OF permanent character.
With much respect your obedien servant.
Letter addressed 10 MessIs Beach BrOWEson, Agents
Newberry C. H., s. c., by Rev c. S. Beard OF State.
GLENN SPRINGS Jan. 10Th, 1853.
Messrs BEACH & BROwNsoN-SIRs: | send tor another
bottle OF your Anarchists Uterine CathOlcon." My wife
has been afflicted for eleven years. and variety OF has
been resored for relief but obtaned until
magcal there manifest improvement from the day il
taken
As there great many females country abolre
under the affection for which your medicine proposes
dy, l feel II a duty to recommend II TO all such.
iSigDed0 CLOUGH S. BEARD.
Co j. II. NIARCEEESz q Co, PrOprietOrs.
May r. 1851 42-Gm
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TROM the subs cribers close in TIE town of Charlotte,
+ TWO MICH COWS, one moody with black and
white spots the other u COW win hole bored
Ca CHI horn. information concerning their where
abou,s will be thankfully received or if driven home
liberal reward will he paid.
John B. PENMAN.
Nov g 1854 l5lf
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Paw your Taxes!

LII persons in arrears me for TANES will confer
n very particular favor if they will call on me at the
Superior Court and settle. word to the wise is al
ways sufficient.
T. n. ALEXANDER.
Oct ct, 1851. l4-it
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selected by Judge, and warranted umadulterated.
100 Boxes OF Spanish Segars
of the best and approved brands comprising Prin
cipe, Regala, Rio HGndos, and various Others known
to be aromatic and fragrant any imported.
Gentlemen who wish to enjoy something that is very
fine, will always find with the articles on hand and
ready and willing to serve them.
Fl. S. MILLER,
Sept IS, 1854 Stf w. w. PHELAN.
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Starch, Starch.

JRESH DIAMOND STARCH-the choicest article
Il OF the kind offered 20 the public, impartng a
beautiful gloss to linen, and economical IN No
Iauu6ry should be without il. For sale al
'. FISHER & HEINITSH.
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leaving the system in better condition. Let all interested
cali and obtain pamphlet UIe0 containing ample proof
from the respectable somces, OF the benehc al eSuso
together with letters from highly experienced Rhys-
can who have used their Practice and speak from their
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Ladies' and Misses Bonnets.

lust received the latest New York styles of Velvet,
Satin, Silk, and Straw EONNETS, at ...
Oct 90 DAVIDSON 4 MOSS.
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ETiToTn-
Land for 6 ale,

TIfIE undersigned offers for sale his Valuable Planta
| ton, living the waters OF Paw Creek, about .
miles west OF CbuTlotte. On the premises i good
dwelling house with the necessary buiidings The
Tract contains 2l2 Acres, about one-third OF which
is cleared and under good repair; the remainder
woodland and we'll timbercd. The whole lies well for
cultivation. and Is productive soil any in the
county. Persons dcsirous OF purchasing 4 valuable
Plantation would DO we'll to Gull early and examining. My
Brother who lives the place vii! give all the inform
alton required. 7. A. ADAMS
Nov. 2, 1854. 1877
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ALL KINDS OF PLAIN, FANC6I ZONE
NAMENTAL JOB PRlNIlErnr, CE"
AT TIE 'DEMOCRAI Off'
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bR. J. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,

For tie Relief and Cure Of S1Beran3 fe"'e''e''
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Cheese.

DAVIDSON g. MOSS have just received 25 Boz
~ of English Dairy CHEESE, loSt-for cash.
Oct 20, 1854 1911 p
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Notice.


hereby gwen that application will be made at the
next session OF the Legislature of this State for
CHARTER to incorporate Company to work Mines in
Meckienharg county; also in Union county
THOMAS ANDREWS.
Charlotte, 29th September, 1854 lott
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The stalssiard's I,ixcomtl,ure.

go nc result Ct TIC rccsat election in hi, c,nn.
ooo y was sall and norm-pocd to the Standard -
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SO o.
Ladies' Fair.

The Ladies' connected with he Methods,
Episcopal cbsrch IN this place, intend holding
Fair Al the Masonic Hall. on Tuesday sf Or
sngs Superior coart. ihs l2th q September
nsri-the object being 20 raiss funds 20 provide
chandeliers and window-blinds fcr de church.
BESIDES the various articles for use and orns-
meat. the hsndiwork Of the Ladies. 70 be oesr-
% for sale. ssPper and Other reffrzhnenis
win be provided. Gentlemen and Ladies. ~
Pairoaizins- this effort. viii not only aid lsu-
dahie object. but. we doubt no,, will also find
enjoyment and Qualification for themselves.
The doors win b open At oicscek. p. NJ.
Admission IS cents. Children half price.
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SPIRIT OF THE BOSTON WINGS.

i The Wing meeting held at Boston
on the sd instant, To appoint delegates
to the Wing State Convention to De
held at Faneuil Hall on the 10th, show,
that the sound Wing sentiment Of
Massachusetts, is not extinct, and that
It repudiates every thing like a fusion
with the ultra politicians of that State.
The speakers all inculcatcd ga firm
adherence to those principles which
had made the Wing party distinguish.
Ell and respectable in times past"
MIR. George r. Sampson, the chair.
man, IN opening the meeting, /" stated
the object Of the assembly to be the
selection OF a large number Of delegates
to the Faneuil Hall Convention, who.
uniting with their follow. Wings of the
State, will send forth voice that
shall be heard throughout the nation.
He.was opposed to any thing which
contemplated a departure from the
principles Of the party, and said, for
one, he would do nothing that would
.sF.I bcoNehCf w stCti0naIlZe the
Wings, for they were still, as IN times
past, the conservative party Of the
country. He could join no crusade
which tended to discover the Wings of
the North from those Of the South, and
while he was willing to encourage
Young America to liberal extent.
he wanted the platform broad enough
Tor Old America too"
One hundred delegates al large were !
appointed, and ten from each ward of
the city, embracing the brightest intel /
lects oil the State, men of national re
putatlon. conservative and reliable in
all respects, such men as Rufus Choate.
Edward Everett, Abbot Lawrence.
Robert Z. Winthrop. William AppIe.
ton, Samuel A. Flint, George s. Hill
ard, +. b. Crowninshield, &c. &c.
The Courier says that every sentiment
Uttered was bold. "and fusionso we're
discouraged frankly and decidedly.
80 It will be seen that the Natlonal
Wing party is neither dead nor de.
Ginning.
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British subjects aIwell az ulhers, which
y y my duty 10 protect, will be deS.
lroyed, but a. The lurre undeF nv con.
mand i totally iRatlequate lar Tits pra.
lection sgainst tie CyaBe, can only
enter this ms RroEssf.
Capt Hsllias rePlies tJuly ~ ex-
pressing his sincere regret lhat Can't.
Jolly feels hinself under he necessity
10 protest sgsinsf the action he vas
abeut 10 take in relation 10 the Ctr Of
San Juan del Norte- The people had
seen M to commit oatrages on the pro-
perry and perssns Of citizens of the
United States after q manner only TO
be regarded as pirafical: 81 an he
says IN conclusion. "direcfed 20 en-
force that reparation demanded BY nv
Government. BE assured I sympa-
thize with you in The rescue Of English
subjects and property under the cir
enmstances. and regret exceedingly
that the force under your command is
not doubly equal TO that Of the cy-
ane."
The documents comprise other pa
Pers. including the proclamation of
June "a. addressed 10 those now or
lately pretending to and exercising au.
thority ~ San Juan del Norte, asking
toe redress and demanding pledge sf
future good behaviour on the part of the
said authorities and people towards
the United States and her public func-
tionaries.
This having been denied, HoIlins
destroyed the town. the particulars at.
tending which are already known.
ComRander Hollins communicated
a iull account Of his action to the Navy
Department. dated July l6. concluding
with" trusting the course have pur-
ssea IA relation 10 the affairs of this
place. Greytown. and my intention OF
proceeding directly to the North, may
meet with the enlightened approval of
the Department, will bring my com.
munication to a close. respectfully ask.
ing orders. ON the announcement of the
arrival Of the ship by telegraph"