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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

FARMERS ARE NOT FOOLS,

Though I.should think tIey might be by the
way the Jackson party treats them every single
Van Barren candidate for tie highest Offices are
lawyers Here, Messrs Elitors Is the roll
LAWYER Van Buren,, for President,
Lawyer Johnson, fr Vice President.
Lawyer Bradley, fi Governor,
LAWYER Petibone, far Lieut.. Gov,
Lawyer Fletcher, ftr Congress.
Now I am not n LAWYER, and ! am also not one
to decry any class Of good men. To be candid,
however, | don't believe in the doctrine that no
body but lawyers viii make good and great state
men. Our history as n nation gives the lie TO the
doctrine some OF the 9 eatest and best served
their time at the tail of the plough, on the shoe
makers bench, and in the printing office. Now
my notion is that an lnteli gent, liberal and honest
farmer, who has a strong mind, a knowledge of
human nature, and a through acquaintance with
The principles Of Government ald all the interests
Of The people, Is the very best man TO be TIaced Mt
the head Of the nation or off state. And | VIII
tell tie reason he viii work in his Office, exactly
as he does on his Gm-he ,Ill execute the laws
foarlessiy and honestly. For this reasen tho no
minalion made IN Montpelier 10 Fco. ~lli be pup
ular. Harrison is farmcr-sold 10 be poor, bit
no worse lot ihat-The Brush could neither bpy
him nor beat bim-and although hundreds Of lAou-
sands Of pubic money have passed through his
hands. he proved lis honesty by accounting for
every penny; Granger ! dou't know 80 well about;
probably he il a lawyer-cor'ainiy be Is popular
among the farmers &C the Gorncsse country
Jcnison Is a farmer, and a specimen Of which The
farmers NJ Vermont ought TO be proud. Many
wears | ha,c seen lin H. the House and Council, .
noble looking fellow. vnh s eorn'euance beamibg
Intelligence and fearless honesty, always at h,
post. faithralin the discharge ~ every duty
Camp VAS a farmers boy, worked himself into he
law and is now a Judge. iiip know, also be
is an ercellen; speaker. though he speaks little. q
sound legislator. and an houester man | don't want
10 preside IN the ue~ Senate. P%ettibone. h's op
poneni, Is also q lawyer but not haif % sblt-alI
ak and no cidcr.-aGd ofhis honesty | should think
more. f,.ince Is2s. he hadu't been a NslIonsi Re
publican, an sntimason, and last a Van Bufen msr
~ hich make tua changes too many for any man
except ca in~,elefate oHresecker. Mr JsBes vas 4
htmers boy also, worked hard snd got to be a law
yer. served well IN the cou0cl, sBd has been lc
Congress q hlllo more thar one term. lie al~sy'
rsfei riga, be Is sn honest and consistent old
fashioned repub.csn, AMI I've no notion Il tafnloe
hin Of Nnhoul reason. Others have sersed two
ierm.. even lawyer Buck su1 ls~yer Mst,oeks.sn'
| thall Try to treAi the son on piow boy. sho hsl
raised himself BY perseverance and sehsfseter sn'
e0ndoe, UnrePfOaehable. With equal fairness o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

WHO ARE THE ARIsTOCRACYl

In looking over the Van Buren papers which
now and then come % ny way. | end them uai-
verssily and almost exclusively claiming TO be the
iuasordcy. 1.-THE President vetoes The will cftLe
people, ne oil for The democracy Il, a. be dad
lately, issue I treasury order FOR the benefit Of
The far vho are eHornOniy rioh, end 10 the injury
Of the many Of moderate hrlunes-for ihe proi, Of
the manoulh spectators 90, ofthe pockets Of poor
or purchasers-ihst act l. forthwith cried up Tor
The Pubhc good. 10 save the public lands from be.
ing converted 10 pup9, (aha, an IDEAL! rock,
and mountains, through the nsgic influence ofVan
9ureu's bsLks. Instantly manufactured INTO bank
uoiesiiD and The suthor Of tins act il nothing less
thsn the impersonstiaa Of Ell The democracy 10
creation Ia candidate, selected by the Office
holders N 4 midnight csroUse perhaps. 10 the
garfet 81 . val sgo tayern his suooess, for sught
he people snnW. decided BY the chances Of the
gaaiag tsbie-snd % be controlled By the Office
holders. when ticciet-s set before lbe ~People.he
is the demorsiie candidate h. is esiied so.Shsteyer
may be he character. his principles. Or his qvshh
cations ar s;ck Of soch d~emocSey-Ii 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16
POE ny.


BLOWERS on THE HEART.
Hover. ~,n,'', flowers. the rhill !, deed.
The mother csnno; 'reak
OR sof'iy e.uch u, istis bed.
Or SISTER, he.r winiresk
Amid hoss curl, 81 sunny hs,-.
The psls pink rhanI isioe.
ADJ on The Snowy bseom there,
flscs th, wh'o locA Il nine.
iIcw like . firm 10 eolI whit, ncne
The u'Gin'd brother iirs
Ioof, mother. on Thy liuie mr.,
snltesr will fl thine s,e,.
More deadly wso anl ,,dll
Flower on = havsr, a WINTER rose.
1asttiny hand to gu.
Go 'esrch III, fsll,. tn, iyrchen vet
nen. ottu - unfsi,ing welt.
nen..ih the fvfro~ i,nger yo,
The orim''.o = urorSel.
respsn,t a snow drop ia ihc bower.
WHERE never frzc Inc spring
dairy ~. hrish, childhood, flower.
The hslfbrown dairy bring
Ye, lay The i,,le Ia,.y's head
Beside the ittlo cheek,
oh haste. ,he LIST Of Eve !, dead.
Tho mother cAnu"t spesk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16
RuTLAND, TUESDAY, AUGUST re, Isao.

thst failed. 10 csuse snch ins,ru,ticns 70 o. given,
40 we knopu that The Senator could not obey.
sod thereby force him n resRn. The Senator
was c.eiee'od. and the Legislature would no, give
SOY Instructions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16
j. u 4 10 n .
TIPPECANOE

The following excellent suggestions are from
tho Common School Assistoni, published at Al
hony -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

TIE follNing sensible sri,le from tbc ptasiaenco
Joarual,a thorough gong and long tired Wing pa
per. Is worthy of ESPECIAL attention a, this time -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

~HERRY VALE NURSERY-The Subscriber,
a proprietor of the above Nursery. which is located
about mile from Richmond, on the road leading 10
Charlottesville, keeps constantly hand supply of
fruit trees, coin psng the usual variety, and of quality
surpassed. He has also hand great variety of
grape vines embracing those most celebrated for wine
and table use for the latter he would paTtcuarize Nor
tons Virginia Seeding and Hubbermonts Madeira
All his trees and vines fthe best quality. and will be
disposed of terms liberal those of any other
Nursery. He would invite purchasers to examine his
stcck before they supply Observation-Disclosures from
ordered will be put up with the utmost
...-....' JOHN CARTER.
Feb 20. 93-2aw5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03
| HI9RTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR sALE.-An

EHsRTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE-An
Il act has passed the General Assembly of Virginia.
Authorizing he subscriber TO sell the real and personal
estate OF John Haskns, ST., IN unac) aud the pro-
ceeds thereof in Bank or other profitable stock.
ny virtue Of said act, shall therefore, on Thursday,
INC SIN tnSlant on The premises, in Brunswick cauniy,
near Notoway river, and about Is miles north west Of
the Court House, sell to the hs hcs bidder for cash, be-
tween AZ and 30 likely SLAVES, consisting Of men,
women boys and girls. Among the men is very good
carpenter.
On the same day, will he offered far SAFE the TaAcr
OF LAND, consisting Of 1u46 IL acres on credit oone,
iwo and three years The Land is well adapted 10 the
culture oil corn, wheat cotton and tobacco There
~ bushr wlra; sowcd The fences are in good order,
ana the houses arc comfortable There are tic usual
number OF barns, granarics: siah!:s &c.
On the sanr'lIy. will be sold, credit of IL months,
the crop Of corn (aboul 0O barrcs) fodder and oa;s,
the stock OF cattle. hogs and shcea all the work horses
and mulrs about 5000 weight Of bacun the plantation
utensils, including road wagon.
Bonds: with approved security, will be required be-
fore the property delivered, carry interest from the
date, bm, the interest will be RENTED if the principal
be Puncually paid.
Thu sale will le continued from day day unit! flush
ed. The negroes will certainly Ec sold the first day
unless the weather is extremely bad.
JAMES l!ASKINS,
Cpm'nit;cc II .ukn HaskiaS sr.
81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

esFENlNG OF THE RAIL ROAD-The cars Of
Load Company. will commence the transportation Of
seen Richmond and the Steam Ml, near the South
Anra River The following will DC the hours oil arrival
nd DEPARTURE daily until further notice:
Leave Richmond at q o'clock. a. VI.
Returning, leave the Steam Mill at o'clock, L. ~
The passaGc in each direction is expected to be made
IN an nour and quarter
Tickets NAV be had at the Office in i'r Depot r'
ore dollar and quarter ;h ~ make
In asder u crafty such persons as may WISH 49, e.,
cscsrSoaS il has been determined that a9fns w. 40
ionth tickets for that purpose will enliele r.
hiding them to Il seat in the first returning "N'1
liz one 70. which they given.
TO TR AVELLERS r. ',
connection has been formed with r.! o'i ns.s no.
.necr Stages and Steamboats,, by when uI'ttl' -. W
larsn Washington city and Richmond VIII &c u1 ,h,
ported IN the most expeditions manner the S'"'' w
weather will admit
Due notice will DC given Of the conneN'oh vi sn
hfe, running at thc same hours win tne wv s
SJ@'hr.n Mail which is soon expected |" l'e , D n
Notice will also be given of c"nneS,"h Mn, an
MeIr Co.'S line of Stages to Louisa con' '" -; NJ,
charlottesville, Tor which arrangements are ~" !"
Erss.
Way passengers will be taken IN at ,he q;
The public roads aud there only; and IN that CAST
MI must be given for stopping While ''e D"s
USance CT :@Nj yards more: ,,,ropn
art Transportation.
rsbr,,- - Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

R 4 EA REWARD.-.Ntds gG:-Ran away from
g q eGE the subscriber about the lclh of Novem-
bcr last, yellow Of the name Of EDWIN, (he some
times calls himself Edwin Burks about feet 10 inches
high, rather raw-boncd, little stopped in his shout.
dcrs, his counlrnance very good hair Glrrably bushy
He has lost most of his jaw teeth, and is what may be
called lancrn.iawcd lie is good shoemaker. He
has free papers with him.
will give $50 if said negro is app-clrnded in the
State and $50 if apprehendc out OF the State and
secured that get him again.
BENJ. F. PORTER,
Feb 90. [93-lf] of Rorkbridyc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

ENuCiH!;E published twice week, generally, and
- y,,k iur.rs the session Of The State Lcsisntufc,
zee " a. m :uJ:g, Five Dollars canunl. pay ahr IN all
ci chartered. sccie" vng banks omYl viii be re-
'i'; The viii the setctye remit
:'H " the postage all letters 5ca: paid by the writer's
~ hS viii y, rcnuued but nj tar discretion OF the
TX us;,ii n! ar.eaya-cs have been paid M. - ,.,
~ Wnycr vail :uasntee the payment OF nlro papers, snail
a''e Ing ''"" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,u,c or first iascron 5cenS each continuance,
T,ivsr ,p,ea; inserted, ur has either been paid Tor
''e'"' ~, so,,. ,c.,Sn in this cy It's cnvironS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03
March |.

80 debted 10 the estate Of the late Mrs Sarah W White.
Decreased hereby notified and required make inn,n
date payment to the unGersignrdAnd ali persons hay
ing claims against The said estate, will present hen duly
authenticated, for payment.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
-4dnsr. Of Mrs. Su'ah n. Hhitc, dccrnsed
JAM j. 13-9axSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

FaHO Persons hnring Negroes for HiT'-"c wish TO
4 hire for the ensuing year, large number Of hands,
to labor Oh the Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road. They will be employed between kchm"na
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
tie Potomac River. The country and occupation IS
healthy; and they will be well fed well clothed and well
treated We will give from scvcnty-iivc to ninety dol
lars for good hands and for first rate ones Apply
by letter or otherwise to j. H. Hopkins, ut the Rail or
cc. Richmond or 10 Thomas J. White, in the county Of
kim William and the ncighborhood or To james Hun
ter Assistant Engineer. the White Chimnlcs. "a
rc,inr; or 10 Theodore s. Garnett Assistant Engineer:
near Fredericksburg; or 10 II. + Guy a. Co. III FTrdc-
rcksburg; and to others having authority from j. II.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer. ,,
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD,
Agent for the r. +. g. p H. r. Company.
December 81. G'-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

z IOR SALE, Lot No. 49, on D and : Slrects-fronl>
81 Sc feet on Street and SO feet on the Basin bank
For terms, apply to John W. Williams, at Mrs. Temp
kins's. or George P. Crump: Of Richmond
Feb 90 Oh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

EEASH FOR 2D0 NEGROES.-Wc will give the
" highest market price, in cash. Tor two hundred like
no ;%iemI (p i? viii we'll 10 give cali
Soahrnok.s Warehouse, where prepared to keep
60 snn: uud comfortable, whether for sale other
wise. IlOS. VI CAltGO ~ u
Dec. 81. Ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03
February Is.

eSTRAYED or Stolen from the Subscribers staples,
- on the 4h day Of January last, is niles e'ss "
3oydon and miles north of Lombardy Grove, large
ran Horse, with bIack legs, name and TAIL and some
black spots on his rump-about or . years ol9 .ils
Spring liberal reward will be given Tor 'ne aelVe'J
O. said Horse to me- or secure him so get hm aganL
purchased the said Horse in Tennessee and exPScI ne
VIII make off that way. JOHN L. LAm ~ n.
hleekenburg, Feb %. . .: g. 9o-9 81
SHYLOCK, formerly the property OF Thomas steger
- Esq, will make his next season AZ ln'',a. W. Va
sey Il Co.'S store in the county of Charlotte and al war
kets Church in the county Of Prince Edward farucu
iars and terms will appear in due season:
THOS R. MARSHALL:
Feb 49, l. 90-w3w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

"a OUISA HOTEL.-The subscribers having rented
q this desirable situation at Louisa Courthouse,
der the firm of james w. S,noot & Co., respectfully in
wife their friends and the public generally, 10 give them
n call The buildings have been recently and thorough
" rcparcd-the rooms are all neatly and newly furnished.
Attached to the establishment large brick building,
in which are several comfortable and convenient rucns,
exclusively for the accommodation Of families and
Others who may desire quiet and retired situation.
The stables will receive the particular attention OF the
proprietors. ~ ~.
Mcssrs R. NJ Wicr & Co.'S line Of Stages from Rich
mond charlottesville and Warrcnton, stay al! night at
this house three times week.
CHARLES S. JONES.
JOHN HUNTER,
JAMES w. SMOOT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

WMTINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS \ WEEK
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahontas, TO
art, from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday. the 9TH december, TO run only twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning. at 10 o'clock; and on and after Thurs
day. the 9TH January, 1885, they will run only once Il
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday. and Norfolk
yr,iion morning, at 10 o'clock shoni, he: mas
scngers will be lan asIt Il "A Annapolis, as Formerly
The Patrick Henry willeave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning, for Richmond, and return every
Sunday and "Wednesday.
Passage and fare to Norfolk sc. All language at the
risk Of the owners JAMES FERGUSON: .Agcnt.
Baltimore. December a.. Oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

e E.OpENED a. tie CITY HALL, Qof few day
"a oniy)
iNE TWO ORIGINAL GRAND MORAL PICTURES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

wM7ASIIINGTON MONUNiENT.-I'he Assistant
w Collectors, who receiving contributions for
the above Monument are requested to report whenever
they ret 50 or 100 dollars in hand Seven and half
ner cea commission allowed and increased if collections
win justify WILSON ALLEN, CO.. t"r "a.
Eth J3 D3-4L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

z INDEMNITY AGAINST Loss BY FIRE.-TEc
g. undersigned having been appointed l.cntS Of the
HARTFORD Fire Insurance Compeny. # Hcord, Connect
tir"i now prepared to make permanent or limited
insurance against less damage by Fire. property
OF every description. in town and couairy, terms
favorable to the assured, as any similar institution
This Company have been in operation fer mere than
cc"ty ynrs and during that period have paid all their
losses without suhccng The insured: in any instance 10
resort TO 4 Court Of Justice
HUBBARD e. GARDNER .}gcrts
Richmond, Feb. g., 1886. 21-l0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

E AND FOR SALE.-A !rac. nf |and containing 50.
e. ven hundred acres, called the CciGgc lying Oil Tuy.
lors Greek in Hanover county, is offered private sale
until Monday the 10Th day of Ocobrr This land alout
twenty miles from Richmond: ana abnund$ in Iron ore
Possession Of The Dwelling housr which has lately been
thoroughly repaired, with permission cop Of
wheat will be given tic coming fall Full possession Of
the land will BE- riven the Ist day OF January lS
Trrms-Cne halro If tho purchase money rash the re-.
maudrr in twelve months For tie I<i paruaent limits
will be required If not DISPOSED u;pviy!i"v before the
10Th day O" Ocirr next, the land viii t:lrn a offered
at public sale, on The premises
Apply to WIN Amber, attorney 4: law ia, ST. Rich
mond. Va. or Dr. Il. c. Amber, Union-Tosn, Perry
county. Alabama.
Feb. 23. G-2aw SwSmls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

SsALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue of decree in
~ The County Court of Hanover granted January 2G
chsr r. Joucs' Tavern, in the upper end OF Hanover
ca the 18th day Of March next if fair, if not the next
fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted three negroes be-
longing to the estate Of arr Chisholm sen deceased
The ;c will ST, credit till the Eth Of June next,
ccpt enough deiray the expenses Of the suit in OBJ
,ainng the decree, which will be cash, the purchasers
giving bonds with approved security, bearing interest
from The day Of sale, if not punctually paid.
DAVID |. SAUNDERS: administrator,
Commissioner Of Duttcr Chisholm, sen, deceased.
Feb 20 93-CtA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

yEIIM INTERCHANGEABLE highest prices will be
d given good, seasoned wheel spokes and lrllocs,
deliverable at Pcnitentiary. Immediate delivery is
solicited Fmformaon respecting them. apply either
~ Col CharS. Morgan. Superintendent, or to
" THOS. G. MONCURE, G. A.
RI a SS-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

HEY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
d b Of Law and Chancery, for the county of Hcnrco
pronounced the 18th day of December, lS:5, III the
suit OF David q. Williams against VIM ID. Wren, Ser
r,ant OF the City Of Richmond, and Administrator Of
Edmund Wills. deceased, who Sheriff Of holloway
county, and Administrator OF Samuel Grccnhlll will
proceed to sc the highest bidder, for cash. Char
u,;c IIouSc. Tuesday the 18th day Of March,
that valuable Tract of Land, containing 1872 Sd acres,
belonging 10 The estate Of faschal GrccnhI living in
the couy OF Charlotte, adjoining the lands Of L. |.
Gains Francis Vaughan, William Jones, Francis Pol
lara Thomas Pollard, Niarha Cook, Charles lulchin-
son. Prices estate, and William Smith.
Feb % E,5-tlsAl COMMISSIONERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

an, aEM st5 Y MY be @a s'Tfn n
s. shout be taken out Of this county and 30 dol
i,rs f taket. He left about the first of last Octo-
hnr. suppoo be feet 10 inches high; very black,
md is ubo, years Of age. suspect be spends his
time chieHut Mantapike, in King q Queen conn-
- Caotaiolnas Dew's of same county, and This
rI,cs eEf PHILIP A. DEW.
P'S VU;ndsoIo)ine Feb a. 93-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03
-EsE OWED, VIRGINIA.,

SLATE LANDS FOR SALE-In conformity with
~ decree pronounced by the Superior Court of Chan
le30, in suit between William NJ. Swoope, plaintiff,
aud John Nicholas and Alexander Garrett, defendants
SHALL OH The 9th day Of March next, at the tavern of
John Anderson, in the town Of New Canton, sell at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, for ready money the
Land and appurenunces in the proceedings said suit
mentioned. =
The land which the decree refers is tract contain
ing hundred and fourteen lying the waters
OF Slate River and Hunts Creek, mile below the
Virginia Mills, and three miles above New Canton and
the recently erected furnace of tic buckingham Iron
Manufacturing Company.
The Land is fertile, and contains abundant quantities
of Slate Of the kind 50 well known in the Richmond
market by the name of James River Slate.
If the day above advertised Prove nciemcnt the sale
will be made on the first fair day thereafter Sunday cx-
cepted. GEO. M PAYNE, Commissioner.
February 4. S6-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

~ATAW1GRAPE FlNES.--The subscriber (near
s. -, R;chmt has for sale $4,000 Catawba Grape
Vnes from ito three years old-and furnish Cut
,;nrs of thitape Gf applied for within the pruning
tia aSrI 10 I who may prefer them to rooted vines.
seaso' w.. WILLIAM ANDERSON.
;, 10 q0-12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

Mecklenburg. Feb. 90. '3-G!otnA 81,
~ ~, 4. J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-04
-H-..r a-a--. ..-- 1890 -.--r-
ANN ERnN1 I'ENhS


NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2O.-At a late hour last night,
by The schr Shenandoah, Capt. Moore, from Velasco,
Texas the lh inst, ob!igngly put in pos.
Session of tie Message Of President Burne,, To the first
Trxnn Congress, which enabled by great
tinn to lay before readers this morning. Captain
Moore rePo-is nothing in Texas, and that the army
lag quietly at its old quarters
The Message of President Houston, assuming the
chair Of State, will probably reach Us by the next ar
rivals.
The latest adyices from Matamoras represent
rprce stand, Mexican troops desrrng for want Of
pay cpihng and food. and probably from l:ttlc in
disposition to encounter the men ni San Jicinto Cen
Urea has resigned and i'll fact every thing sorry
aspect for the Mexican cause, while the Of Texas
greatly in the ascendant
We la t bcen favored with sight Of letter, dated
Maamoras, Sept. 26 which represents things there
being very gloomy, business being dull and money
tho road from Mexico.
Gen. Urea has resigned The command of The troops
to Gen Anador The troops have received no pay oT
long time and deserving the ranks very asI; still
informant adds that they well fed and wel!coihcd.
bulletin.
REcooylrIoH OF MExlcAS INDEPENDENCE BIZ Srala.
In columns will be found the report CT Commit
tee Of the Mexican Congress upon the subject OF open
ing her ports 10 The Of Spain, preparatory to
the recognition of her independence and restoration
Of anicabe relations between The two nations. in our
next number shall rc-pu5sh the whole OF the pro-
cccdngs and discussions upon the question The report
and debates find in the official paper Of the Mexican
Government, the Diuro del Gobierno, from which We
translate them.-H. o. Bee.
The hatamoras Mercurio Of the llth Of September
publishes extract from the Supplement of the No,i
hus as being nearly overrun with the fury of the Apache
Tribe of Indians