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BY AUTHORITY.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS treaty of Limits between the Unit
ed States OF America, and the United Mexican
States was concluded and signed by the Plenipo-
tentlaries OF the two countries, at Mexico, on the
18th January, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-eight
whereas, also, additional article thereto
was concluded and signed by the Plenipotentia-
ries OF the two countries, at Mexico, on the sth
April, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one,
which treaty and additional a.tice are word for
word as follows:
The limits of the United States of America.
with the bordering territories of Mexico, having
been fixed and designated by solemn treaty
concluded and signed at Washington, on the
twenty-second day of February, in the wear of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nine
teen, between the respective PIenipotentiaries of
the Government of the United States of Ameri
ca' on the one part, and of that of Spain on the
ollter; And whereas, the said treaty having been
sanctioned at period when Mexico constituted
part of the Spanish Monarchy, it is deemed
necessary now to confirm the validity of the
aforesaid treaty Of limits regarding ii as still in
force and binding between the United States of
, ..:c..ca nn .s the United Mexican States:
With this intention, the President of the Unit
ed States of America has appointed Joel Roberts
Poinsett their Plenpotentiary and the Pres-
dent of the United Mexican States their Excel
iences Sebastian Camacho and Joso Ygnacio
Eseva
And the said Plenipotentaries having exchange
ed their full powers, have agreed upon and con-
cluded, the following articles
ARTICLE FIRST
The dividing limits of the the respective Dor
dering territories of the United States of America
and Of the United Mexican States, being the
same as were agreed and fixed upon by the above
mentioned treaty of Washington, concluded and
signed on the twentysecond day of February,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and nine
teen, the two high contracting parties will proceed
forthwith to carry into full effect the third and
fourth articles of said treaty, which herein
cited rs follows
ARTICLE SECOND.
The boundary line between the two countries
west of the Mississippi, shall begin oh the guilt
of Mexico, at the mouth of the river Sabine, in
the sea, continuing north along the western bank
of that river, to the 32d degree Of latitude thence
by a line due north, to the degree of latitud,
where it strikes the Rio Roxo Of Natchitoches
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j. r. POINSETT. L.s.l
s. CAMACHO, LIS.
j. Y. ESTEVA

additional article to the Treaty of Limits conclu-
ded 6etwcen the United States of America and
the United Merican States. on The 18th dan of
January, 1923.
The time having elapsed which was stipulated
tor the exchange of notifications of the Treaty of
Limits between the United Mexican States and
the United States of America. signed in Mexico
ON the 18th of January, 1928; and both Repub
hes being DESTROYS that it should be carried into
tull and complete effect, with all due solemnity,
the President of the United States of America
has fully empowered, on his part, Anthony But
Ter, citizen thereof, and Charge d. Afaires of
the SAID States in Mexico; And the Vice Presi
dent of the United Mexican States, acting as
President thereof, has, in like manner, fully en-
powered, on his part, their Excallencies Lucas
Alaman. Secretary of State and Foreign Rela
tons, and Rafael Mangino, Secretary of the
Treasury, who, after having exchanged their mu-
tua! powers, found to be ample and in form, have
agreed, and do hereby agree, on the following
article:
The notifications of the Treaty of Limits, con.
cluded on the 18th January, 1928, shall be
exchanged at the City of Washington, within the
term OF one year, counting from the date of this
agreement, and sooner should it be possible
The present Additional Article shall have the
same force and effect as if it had been inserted
word for word In the aforesaid treaty of the 18th
of January, of 1928, and shall be approved and
ratified in the manner prescribed by the Consti
tutlons OF the respective States.
In faith of which, the said Plenipotentiaries
have hereunto set their hands and affixed theiI
respective seals. Done in Mexico, the fifth Of
April, one thousand eight hundred and thirty -one
the fifly-fifth of the Independence of the United
States Of America, and the eleventh of that o.
the limited Mayicau S.otes
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A BUTLER, LIS. I
LUCAS ALBANIAN, l.. S.
RAFAEL MANGINO. LIS.

AND WHEREAS, the said Treaty has been duly
ratified on both parts, and the respective ratiii-
cations OF the same were exchanged at Wash
inston on the fifth day of April, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-two, by EDWARD L1v-
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DEATHS

Oh the 18th instant in County the Red Hills the
esldence oil Doctor FRANK CARR, his conso Mrs.
Though an enduring memorial this beloved
every heart that within the influence of
would this
her worth, the deep that fills when we think
That death has forever child the fountain
su ana excellent Were particuarise
virtues IN hcrcaTacte should sincerity humility
In her no attcIiug smile CLOSED
Ter actions spoke than her words and In her pledge
snip was gwen all that the heart could desire, the hands
And let speak that exalted all ewes but
her own aud which has raised her above all
To the gioros of that world,
ut whose feet she casting her crown, receiving the
prevail well done thou good aud faithful servant" ali the
relations of life she exemplary example
worthy OF imitation Feeling did the necessity
gon the ground work OF character the principle
infancy all the
she sought nphn in tho pety
remembering the promises she the
throne whence all her blessings flowed Christian friends let us in
tracing her bright footsteps, be
considering the end OF hor Christ tho same
yesterday to-day, aud tocvc" Charlottesville
Died. OF the Cholera the 81 Now boat FIX
on his way from Louisville ST. iou Col William Maen
OF which had been passed in the of his country.
Departed this life the 2th of Now his age
after severe and lingering illness, M Woughby Tebbs
together with numerous connexions friends acquantances
deplore their irTepatabo loss.
Departed this life the morning Of the 18th ut.
WILCOX IN the t year of her OF DIR.
cox oil River Edge Charles City County,
three small children, besides
mourn the loss OF who beloved
best. 49, W ~ ~
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a Me @ Lands, SidUes, and 0hIer Personal estde-
~ WI be sold to tie highest bidder Gartuers Cross
ROADS ~ TIE county Of Louisa, Thursday the 10Th of
December Mex II iair 1t the nexl fair day thereal-
Ter Tie following Lands, 10 wiG-The Tavern AT ssid
cross Roads, win about hundred and fifty acres Of
land attached heteo-A two oher Tracts Of land in
The neighhorhoid; contains about hundred and
seventy ave acres, the Other about sixty acres seven
slaves, Three men, and three ri Ia al tile
norseS cows, hogs aud sheep, the crop co w. fodder
shuck4 &c, the pIautiiOn uienss, and the household
and ktcheh furniture Of which Elbridge Gardner died
seized and possessed
1@ms-fhe Lands will b sold o. a credi Of one
TWO ana 'hee years the purchases giving bonds with sp
proved security, and lien the land secure the puf-
chase money The slaves aud her will be sold
on credit OF twelve on,hs for al sums above ten dol
,ss' the purchaser giving bond with approved security
For oil sums OF ten dollars and under Ssh will be requir
ed. Mu FS "a GARDINER 9genf
For The Legdees aud Dl-tribulee OF
Elbrdge Gardner, deceased
=. S.-ihose persons having claims or those indie ted
70 SAID estate will bring forward their claims AID make
settlement A. "A q
December 4. so 81
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Virginia Legislature.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Dec. 3.

MONDAY, Dec. 3.
AZ 10 CLOCK the Senate called TO order bv Mr.
wyatt on whose motion, Addison Hdnlor was appointed
Clerk Tor the present session.
On motion OF MIR. Patti on, the Senate proree;IoJ ~
The election OF SPeaker.-Mr. p. nominated BENZ w s
Cabell. u h''J' W %
Mr. Boyd nominated George G.. Dronpooe-ond t,e
foI Oeing called, The vote was as follows
FoT George e. DromgOole-Messrs Old. Parker
locke, fennybackcr, Rives, Atkinson, Page Slaughter
OPe, W yatt' Haryie, Bdsye Cravens Boyd McWhorter
Ayiet' WINSTON McCarty, Beale Edgington-2O
=, FW beydWW ". s. Cdbeil-Messrs. Campbell,
h"n,on, Pai!esoh, Watts, Flood, David McComas Cow
an, william McComas.-S.
James Soyars was then appointed Ar,s 49,,
1uius Marlin First Door Keeper.
several individuals we're put in nomination f the office
second Door Keeper, and the third ballot Litlebury
w. Allen elected
john arwick was elected Printer without opposition
y" ho"on OF Mr.. Wayau the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
'Ho"ddy, Dec 3d-The House was called 10 order by
Mr.. fancey few minutes before ~
Oh monon Of Mr.. Edncey, George Wyio Monfor1,
Esq was elected Clerk for the present session. mem CON
Mt fancey then moved that the House 20 into the
FOR that office. ~
Mr.. y observed, that opposition was expected
"e hat 'he question would be taken UiUd Uoce.
ne question having been put, Mr.. Banks was elected,
ana HessIs fancey and Wtcher were appointed TO con-
duct him TO the Chair W
me Speaker having taken his scat addressed the House
~ "e Following brief snd appropriate speech
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HNDUCATION.-Th subscriber will continne Re-
IA school the ensuing year, his residence two miles
from Powhaan Court House, in which will be taught
graphy with the of the Maps Globes History and
The Latin and Greek Languages Terms for board and tut
uon as o''ows; Tor Board, Washing, Lodging, Sc 500
Tor eleven months to be paid half 10Th January IS3a
the balance the LIST July following The price for tuition
VIII be- Tor Reading Writing, and Arithmetic aI6 for En-
ghsh Grammar, geography or History $780, Latin or
Greek $685. to be paid half the LIST July 1888 the bs
lance al the end OF the term Strict attention will be paid
both to the morals and instruction all con6dcd t hs
care, and no scholar will be admitted the school for
shorter period than the whole term. The school will be
limited to twenty-five scholars, and will commence 10Th
January 1868, and terminate 10Th of December follow
ing Letters addressed 10 the subscriber near Po,yh,an
Court House, will be promptly attended TO.
Nov. 9. f53-w4wl FRANCIS C. LOWRY
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LAND AEENI z.
HNHE subscribers being practical Surveyors, and
b having access 10 every Of information in
relation 10 lands surveyed IN Nonongaia Harrison Ran.
dolph, Lewis, Wood yer, Preston A. ason and Kcnha-
wa countless Virginia offer their vices in every re-.
spvc agents of nOn-residcns and Others owning lands
~ these counties They will a kinds Of business
aud s,e any iotorns ion concerning lands that may be
desired, pronp " aud upon such reasonable terms is
presumed, will be great saving expence 10 hose
living distance md having the same facilities OF
Information
Address post paid) J. e. & L Raymond, Cisrksburs,
Va. JOHN &. HAY MOND.
LUiHER HAYMOND.
Clarksburg, Oct, 10 b, 1882. 6O--w4w.
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G SAREWARD. is offered Tor my negro man DA.
W eOV VID who away ON me on the 18th uIt
le about 30 years OF age, dark complexion and about
hve feet six inches high, had when lac ent awsv
suit OF grey cassDet HE has relations in Peersburg
ana WI in No th aolina wbe il is probable he nav
try to go The above reward ill be given Tor tho appre
hension and delivery OF him 10 me il this cy.
Dec: JAMES LYONS, Jr
IL The Petersburg Inelligcncer will please COPY the
"oo'e lmes' J. J. JT
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Nj Lila ORGANIZA1ION

AZ meeting OF the Officers OF the 5Oth Regime n, Of
NlTgnld Militia held in the town OF Hicks Ford on the
22d November 1882 motion, Lieut. Col John l. Hin.
ION was called TO the Chair. he object the meeting
having hecn explained by the Chair, notion a com
mlee consisting OF Major John Hebron, Lieut. John "A
towards A. juent Join /. Morris, aud Ensign Ere rick
"" Hobbs, were appointed by the hair TO draft esolu-
lions expressive OF the necessity OF rcval OF the Mill ia
VS. who having retired for short lime, reported the
follo"lng resonlns, which unanimously a,opted
HeSoiped, hat we, commit ee OF the Officers of he
DUN Regiment OF Virginia Militia, have perceived the de
cayed slate OF the Militia System, and iliai We dispos-
co. by all constitutional mears avert the fatal annh,
non OF mat part oil The peoples guard, Wit well Or
dered and OthcerCd militia
IeS0Ued, mat this muiltee do appoint Msior John
Hebron Lieut. John r.. Edwards aud Adiursnt John I
Morris, or any one Of thcn represent this Regiment i'm
mond, on the second Monday in December uey,
HeS0fred, That The eejings OF this meeting q
sgned Oy me chairman and Secretary, and a cnpy for
warded 10 the editors of tie Richmond Eno,rer and
"hg' WIN request that they publish the same.
HeSofred, That ihs meeting do now adjourn.
JOHN J. HINTON, Chairman
JOHN ". EDWARDS, Secrefary
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TO TIE EDITORS nE, u,lLr r,.nrr,nrn

TO TIE fDIIURS E.NQUiRER.
your paper containing the the vote Tor the
=" c'or oil President and Vice President of the UIed
es you nave fallen into error; one that desire
as mater OF justice to old republican county Won
WIZ speedy recy The Jackson Ticket is in your pa
per reported have received iory votes the Law
h''een' me correct statement be:Ure the Exccu-
"Ve' Is, Jackson Ticket 40, Clay -. Mr T. p Barbour
was endorsed on the back OF % Jackson Tickets and
van Buren, the back OF l5 % hat the regular Legisa
1--WE ,ictet received every vote consequently Jackson
ana van buren, received all the votes being
"' the gisId i've Ticket goes for those two gentlemen
lie DAY was very unlikely aud small tn n out Could
ue whole strength OF county LA e been arraved AT
me pof an buren, can and would have dislanced both
barbour and Sergeant. You will oblige me bv giving
me above an insertion, | am DESTROYS that Warwick
should not TALL from her primitive dignity among the De-
mocrats OF Old Virginia C. LANE { ORRIN
one ~ The Commissioners tchO heId the Election 1ud
Chairman gfMe jackson Committee of JVay,cic6 (rt,,.
Warwick, November 2S,h y
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NoIl'E Was committed to the Jail OF Powbat.n
county, on the l5h OF September last, ne gro man
calling himself George, five feet and half m ,,ch bgh
uarS complexion, about 81 or 80 years old wild, a black
marx extending from bis halr down between his eyes
az" was described I'm the commitment the prone IL OF
Mr. smith OF Georgia; lac however, now saws that he
neongs To- Mr. Golfer, of he city Richmond and WA,
puehased by INN OF Mrs Burke, in the county OF Han.
over Inc owner OF said negro is requested come Tor
Po'e ms proPery, pay charges ard ke him away
VI ne VIII De dealt with according Law.
II. NJ. EAYNE, ID. s. Tor W m C,uinr Sheriff
fecember 4. en 10
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By Ne G0vernOr Of he communicable Of Yngtnia

PRODLAMAtION
A/SV HEEEhS, vacancy hath occurred in The repre-.
w sentdton ia the Senate this State, by the death
OF William G. Holt Esq 1 have thought proper TO issue
ms proclamation, requiring the sheriff. OF oriok county
rtlnCess Anne' Nahsemond aud the Mayor OF the Bo.
rough of Noro k an election 10 be held for tbcr
respec i've counes, and the Borough OF Norfolk OH the
10th day OF December, 1882, for suitable person TO
present the said District in the Senate of this State
Given under my hand, Governor and under
l>ed'J Tie lesser seal OF the OminonweaIh at Rich
inond this 1t day OF December 1892
~ JOHN FLOYD.
The editor Of The Norfolk Herald will publish the above
twice December A. "a ~
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nj ARRIED

AT Washington Thursday last the Hon. Hugh L. White OF
tennessee, 10 Mrs Ann Pcyon, of this City.
On Thursday evening, the 22
Harding Jr Esq by the Rev. Richmond County
va, William H. Crule, Miss Ann Thompson
County, Virginia. ~
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General Fditer Jones, otherwise called Voier Jones
Execution Of Catherine T.. Nc Call deceased.
SSlR-Iake notice that on Friday the 3Oh dav of M
~ vember, (and to be continued from day TO sv if no
cessary atthe Tavern OF Thomas Matthews in the Town
Of iappahannock, and county OF Essex the bous
oil ~ o'clock In the forenoon, and o'clock in the after
noon OF the said day, shall proceed to take the de-
evidence in Chancery Suit pending in the County Cours
OF Essex in which Plaintiff aud yourself and Ro
bert c. Bdckley Defendants.
Your ost'obcdient JAMES nITNN
November 6. 10 -,
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EtDOCAIioN.-The subscribers , lassicai aud Ma
H4 'heinatical School viii be continued the ensuing
AT NJ resident IN Hanover county, % miles FROM
Richmond, a.ove Col GoodalPs and, one a, Mali ,iIe,
rom me Stage TO leading from Richmond to Ioui,v
Ooor' rouse Terms For boa d. tuition wssbinp lo,le.
nc opened on The 10th o Jauuary 1883 and closed orr
OF December following vacation of one month
w co gwen III me sUfnner As my character and
fudiva'ons beg leave eter 60 the oloyi,p gem
uehen: BISHOP Meade OF Frederick, the Rev. w,a Arm
,hong and F. and j. s. James OF Richmond Letters adj
uieS ca TO me- near Montpelier Hanover county Virgil
"i'' "n oe Attended To HERM0N DAVIS
Anniiel' Hanover Nov .S 6Own
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o,,o ,,e,,,. FOR TltE EweUJRER

The resignation Of MIR Tazewell will i,o,oss ,no or
the necessity Of immediate appointment Of
s successor IL IS an important duty TO perform and one
winch nave no doubt they will discharge fsihfully-
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NOflCE.-Was committed TO the Jail OF Prince VIII
ham county, Virginia, the Sth day of June las,
negro Man "a runaway by the OF Ned: he is abo,
SIX eet high, yellow complexion between fory-Gve and
MY years Of age; he is well known in this neighbobooJ
he formerly belonged TO Mr. Cooper of Ills conn,'..
about six years back he sold TO trader and was ~,
ken TO the State OF louisiana (as the negro and
berty; he has papers of emancipation Tbe oxn -,
Is requested to come forward with proper auhentica
IONS and get his property, otherwise he will be deas
WIN according TO law. BASIL Draw NER, Tailor
August 2I. IN D.
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aud that they be formed into four Battaous of Infantry
with one Hank company OF Rlenen attached TO each
oattaion one squadron Of cavalry, and two Battalions
one OF held and the other Of heavy Arlery that
corps be organized in legionay Brigade and that the
Exeeuuve from the precincts in which these volunteers
are organized, select the officers the rank
Tor the several commands suggest the expediency of
his Brigade being armed equipped from the public
Arsenais' completely for the field aud that appropriations
OF war.
"ln addition to these volunteer drafts deem il saf, IN
mat the Executive be authorized also to ac
% Tue services OF ten thousand volunteers from The other
divisions OF the STATE be organized and arranged in
g'ments aud brgades, the officers be selected by the
The State Guard"
ihat portion OF our claims the General Government nj
whch was payable in arms amounting in value to forty
one thousand six hundred aud twenty dollars eighty
cents, have received in various descriptions but
sun some appropriations will be necessary to augment our
supplies. Provision should likewise be made for mounting
some vi our heavy pieces OF ordnance, and fixed aud
annual appropriation be made for the artillery in Charles
ton aud IN other parts Of the Slate, according their rea-
tive expenses.
a. have ordered the O,aricr At ,s,cr Cc,or,, ., a..
Arsenal Keeper at Charleston the latter experienc
oce vi arefy To repair 10 this place to attend in
suao" 'ne committees OF your respective bodies in
ference 10 tie condition Of their several departments
would moreover recommend that the President be request
GU 10 diree the removal OF the u $. troops in gar-
son IN the State citadel in Charle which the now
cupy at the instance and of the State and
Oiy authorities, as the accommodations of that post are
nue" wanted Tor our arms and munitions. l would also
suggest hat alter the citadel is thus the State
and the public stores belonging the State are
'here the Magazine guard be from the Neck to
garrison nus post, and that daily guard be detached from
10 e hlagazine: that the guard be augmented TO sixty
men, ana mat the appointment OF its officers and general
disposition and organization be made under the orders aud
authority oil the commanler-in chief
L should consider myself gentlemen as recreant In
my uust II did not recommend TO you these provisions
or The adoption OF those OF much wiser import which may
suggest themselves TO you and which may be necessary
to the public safety aud public honor however improbable
"c contingency of their ever being required"
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e Ok REWAkD.-Ranaway from tue subscriber
n Aae/ living IN 'he county OF Madison. lear the.
Court House, on the Goth day September last negro
ad about IL years OF age. he is OF dark COZ pe xion
round iace when walking his toes lhte turned in when,
SPOKEN 10 ne has rather adown Ook be is about e.,
or III inches high When he away he had ON iebt
mixed coloed coat, linen pantaoons and wool hat r.
presumed mat he has changed his clothes, aud probalv
his name, before this time will nav M, ,boy
any person who VIII deliver the said negro 10 me or
secure him in any jail so hat get him again:
- . JASPER SPARKS
Madison county, Va. Dec. l. 6O-2,w1w
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ENEMALE EDUCATI0N.-Mrs. Mira A. SoIIru
N GATE VIII open School the ensuing year at Little
plymouth IN the county OF King and Qneen for the in
suuchon OF young Ladies'; in which be taught Orbo
graphy' Heading, Writing, Arithmetic Grammar Bellies
Leires, Composition Geography, with the use of Maps
Ancient and Modern History, andthc French ianeuae
Having devoted many years to the education of Youth
ana being well provided with Maps, Globes SC Mrs
believes that she may confidently assure the MI bile of tho
Improvement OF her pupils. Particular attention shall bo
directed the morals and manners of the young Ladies
deemg 1t all important TO youth inculcate early prin
clpes OF virtue and 10 'tdin them up i'm the yav hev
should go The situation is considered healthy and de-
sirable. '' anu "e-
lERMs:-Boarders will be received at $50 the term Of
ten months--each finding bed, bedding towels ami
candles. Day pupils at 20-with separate charge of
uary 15 ls33-and the last will terminate Dacewh"r
10; there being month suspension i'm The summer
Payments quarterly in advancc-and no pupil yilbc adj
med Tor shorter time than the whole term of ten month
Books, Stationary, Sc will be furnished if required
Gloucester, Sept. /, 1882. AZ 1,ne