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Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p Coup
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AMERrcAr SLAVES in MExlcAK MlNEs. 1t
IS said there are many American citizens who
have been for years working in the Mexican
mines, without the prospect ofrelease. These
unfortunate people were settlers in Texas or
on the frontier, and being captured by The
Rancheros, were carried into bondage, to work
silver mines which the Mexican government
had pledged TO English capitalists.


Inquiries should be instituted 10 insure their
liberty in the event of peace. a


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N A Mosr LAMENrABLE .AccIDENr. The
Charlestown, va. Free Press says:


I'VE are panied to record the death Of Miss
Mary Lewis, daughter of the late DR.. John
Devils, Of this county, who received iniuries
last week which have resulted in her death.
ltappears that Miss L. sprung from a carriage
while the horses attached to il were in the act
q running away. BY the fall she received q
compound fracture Of one. ancle, the bone
protruding through the skin, and running ser-
tfai inches in the ground,