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Il, is worthy Of remark that more than
half Of the entire imports into the u. $.
from foreign countries are free Of duty.
Nevertheless The surplus revenue increas-
cs upon US like fool.-N. Y Jour. Com
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JESSE g. NETTLES, Sec'y.

july l6-.25--,f
CThc Editor OF the Courier, Augusta
Gu. will give The above place in his pa
per. until The no.h October next. aud for
ward his account 10 III. subscriber.
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE.
IN order to settle tho affairs Of CARPEN.
TER e. BONNEY. /, becomes necessary
thal all debts due them on or before The
Is, Of January Inst should be closed forth.
with. Those interested, lis presumed.
will come forward withou, further notice
and comply with the ab"vc request.
e. w. BONNEY.
June 4..l9-tf
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MARRlED-in tti. town ON Tur,d,y evening
las, By tho Rer Mr W,,lrrsp-an SIR IL, Wm,r.
st, Be.srr TO Miss R.rreeA hasts, daughter o.
t,.r ,a,c francis 5. i.cr. E.p
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Iiitahh of Manchester, Ensiand.-Presi-
den, Humphrey, in one Of his letters from
England. says:
Manchester is. mex, to London, the
largest town in England. and is rapidly
increasing bo!l, n wealth and in popuIa-
,lon 4 distinguished banker in Live. :.
pool assared me. that The clear profits Of
business in Manchester could not be less
than frrsire miiiOns ferins, (abou, sixty
~ lions Of du!lars,) per aunum. As the
town is continually extending. il bids fair
in few years 10 swallow up oil the manu-
featuring Villages in the vicinity. Great
fortunes have been made and are making
there, and nowhere on, Of The mc,ropo-
lis is solid capital supposed to be so large.
as in Manchester. She is won, 10 say Of
her rival sister upon Mcrsey. that she is
able to buy oul The whole town Of Liscr-
pool. and keep j. ou hand"
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M;sssRppi.-Thc growth Of this State,
during ,i'r las, i've years, says the Grand
Gull Adve.,iser. has been almost unparal-
le!ed- The population within thai time
having more than doubled, md the wealth
more than quadrupicd. There arc now
56 counties in The State. and the popula-
ton is believed 10 amount 10 about
32S, ,O03
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The noted chief BLACK iIaws, IL SAID 10 Be Com
hitting dcpreda,iors on the .aLaa;,an,s CT S'c ~
s,n Territory a; the head ci CFD The
Governor OF the 'IrTsi'o9y lIa gained force OF
1000 with the .n'cn;ia. ai ct:ng ihc fsvas"s.
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Important to Planters.
The subscribers are now engaged ic the
mandatory Of
NEGRO SHOES.

Oh Quaity t~ superior 10 any tuot nave
bern hitherto offered in this market, and as
j, is their determination 10 turn Out none bu:
hose that will bear inspection, it wil be 10 the
interest Of planters to examine the same.
They propose further 10 make any number
Of pairs less than 1000. particularly to mea-
sure, and in accordance 10 the sample now
ready. if the same are lcA previous TO the 18th
October next.
As finished they will be separately pack
cd aud marked deliverable on the 18th Oct.
In a cord they shall be safisfaefory.
J. BISHOP g. co.
Jnnc ll-20-
n. B. A sample is lcft at the store Of
Mr C.. Malhcson, which will be found
much superior to the sample Of Williams
81 Munger, and less in price; hence It's
hope thu, planters will encourage home
manufacture.
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The spin, Of iana;ic,sm is skill abroad in tbs
thern states, if re IN : Judge By The pa!fy cfiu.
Sons OF one o. two Of the prints of iha, potion o.!
the The kindred syuspa.h!cs of ii'c editors
of the New York Journal .! Commerce and the
p.o,id, nee Morn,n. Ccur!c. ass,mi!a,,ng the MIR
dc.s arsrns and r,hbrncs OF the Scm,nocs and
Geek .hr p i,irtisn o! ,!:c-G Greek aah Swiss.
evincc h,s!c knowledge cs The true courS, pur.
sued By the mrteilcss savage. tina, they deserve p
" FOR ;ei. igno Gncc and con,un,cy icr ,hci, ar
Iogancc Did the Greek wagr 4 war of cx.ermn-
alton agains, uuofi' nd.ng wou,, and children: -
Did,!,c Swiss an assassin like * barbaIous wat, for
The sake Of pasr. with blood .ii,rs,y determine.
ton to revenge Themselves. BIZ consieuing To the
wors; Of cruc';ics tho innocent Without dsi.nction
80 age SIX sad condition No-Thcirs were
wars Of liberty Their cause The CAUSE Of
freedom sea.ns. ,yranny, and no, the p;;i:ul sub
.crinsc givca by ,be aic, hcud, Jiu IiEsEr. to pal
la,c his nrisrious decds-tst himself and his FOL
Lowers were impclcd TO ,hri, ceu:sr. from s,a.c
of e.a,ralion--a poor excuse indeed, for people
possessing tho fines. lands. and The conrrn:cEcc Of
obtaining al. The necessary impl"ncnis of hus-
b=s,dIy. Compare yach mu'dr!cts 10 rai,,o.s an.
deed
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The Hon NJ, 81 hf,s.a G,r;Htct Of Congress
from The Ci.y OF Nrw y"r. has eircn in hiss. eeeh
The following jus, answos TO tho question 80 oHcn
asked by hc opposition ..is, has the adniniht's-
uon denc ,,
.'Whai has The standardization done LET your
io.eigp zisa doa.csi;c policy snsNc!. Look 10 ,ous
sea-. .n!soacd la The commerce ui your county
80 channels TcgaiH.d or discovered FOR Lsr ou,.
pouring .! ,,r industry Of you; !afnc.s Look :o
vow ,ntctnnts.cs, wrong from European power.
aud you. country sc.i,ce'rd atnong-; r naiio Of
the word. ~ ca;tt.n. ou' The inaIi.. a, Aus!Icsn
dpoa.ac, aha; u. ass 81: nothing but waa; "a
rigEi and susa'i {, ao.!:iEg wsic, ~ wtnBc. And
a:r thc,c cyidcners e si%drtn and integrity IN
! ,oGr ing,esiic policy, Whc;c IA ,ic 6.sehaicc q!
yo:.. ra,lc1ai dch, Where the relic, fso,a iazss
q, ,lr auouut O! millions by tic reduction Of yoas
,z!ia2 Wh''c Tic enlightened Pn!,cy with !cEsrd
!; ya;,f Indian it,brs, preserving ,hrn from anaihi
aton. sna sEriuE qgic: 20 yor! c:i.rns wht:r The
c:Iart "a isc @ currcary vrhcie the III
unpi g,gsr;ic institution. h,ci had c.cscu
a:,on Tor is Antagonist Is, lis ac,s lc, Tic al.
,nnis,ra,3on BE- s:.cd. snd have .,n Gocb, Of ,hc
approving. vc die, oi ;!c county, Int carer of
un-rampcd prosperity. viii, tic rirhrs: s:c.ra oi
plenty. ard i. cscr Ssh ,ll- clsisst w",!d. TIC
p-s.e IL, h,c.i .hc p:rscnr fTccu,.yc IN The i,a.
yea. u: public career, tada ;ar ;.a:!on and wcl!
may NC applied 10 h.: tho l.ugusSr of tho Roman
Consul, ;ha! !oT rnsny o: ,heGE BENEFITS IN.
drbi.d io tho ~tssi at5d integrity o; one man.
in The recollection of iis cognisy,cr hsa sai.pnn
will b. eir-isi.ci. On lIctf tongues shalt hia
Sons gtotv sa ihcr rccnIts shall they arrive !,
asr and ssf~ 9Th and the day nhieh brougi,
dc!irc,sner 10 ic Country Fla i;a;sr,!. 10 pos
.c. ~ !hc remembrance o. hts administration,
Ia noticing ,!,r ,r,usn "f,hr volunteers who wcrc
IN. IN Puteut. .! ,hr Indians Ina, urrr Masking
,lEr' Say ftom Georgia 10 Florida. TIC Columbus
Sea''Hel, Of The cd 'Hs ss5s
The solun:ccr< were followed in The
EAR hy . rarI, oi lricndi, lgdans; dress.
cd in True ladian style. faniasiieelly enough
which produced show haif Military. half
fatriraI. The only trophy Of The war
which We had the luck 10 sec brought back
in triumph, was lis.!c bob..siled piney
woods shrai. which the ias. man OF The Ia
s.ians !, d elegantly swnng ac.oss hin back
aud wh'c', ,queaici mnniully atcsety step
,i, Indian brought, Wc soprn.c the In.
dian 90. !i'n a. tic camp II the boss!lcs.
on the thlchasaha,hcc; and. from the way
he held on 10 him. lie no douh, intends TO
en,s.sic him tn Arkansas. sany hear
" laugh did this Indian an'l his bab.,,ilcl
shos, produce. bu, hr minded !! not: hc
hung on 30 ii,m pcr,inaei"usly. us much rs
tu say-Ecec sguum. Chiclnsahatchcc.
hic h"eun /" swsmrnfn cun atom.
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injured, the insurance oa which will, fortunately,
,nO:c than compensate for the damage.
The mnnglcd body Of an in,an, was found in the
woocs about ten miles above thi, ace, by several
persons attracted to the spot b. collection Of buz-
Yards Az inquest was imme edia,cly called, and :
female reading in The ncighborhocd was on suspi-
c:on seized and lodged in Jail
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NOTICE.

Mr.. 4. Burr viii &C, as my agent
during ny abscncc from The state.
L. W. BONNEY.
Julv 20 II
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s.Sosiees Of Florida and As caHpaigH, BY II
~. Courx, Etq. an officer Of the leit wing, will
shortly be given to the public. We Hsvc ~ doubt
from the competency of Ii, author. ant the oPPos-
7sani.y he has had, in collecting materials for the
purpose ,ha, i. will be highly interesting ro!umn
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FOR CONGRESS.
Cot JOHN P. RICHARDSON.
FOX THE STAT SkNA Z.
r., JOHN CiESNUT.

give are Authorized to state. that the following
gentlemen have eansented TO e candidates Tor the
House Of Representatives 4, 'lc ensuing election
LAWRENCE I. WHITAKER,
JOHN d: MURRAY,
M ii. LEVY
LEWIS J. PATTERSON,
JAMES B. CURETON
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July 20 IT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-08
DEATHS.

one week which he bcrc wit KEN 'aTv patience 'eA7
NrED., Esq, ia the t"rty oh MS 81. ,y,,
death M MyEEs, the community bias sustained
rs profession, and te'r nd
mos. b. knew him t<.;. rs Industrious habit
will be remembered, and well worthy Of init.
lie expressed his confidence Jcsu, Christ his Saviour
his submission tho will fGod-tt the purpose
OF the o. this syogzc ,E DECEASED but Offer tribute
Il the death Of Miss WtLEtSi H.RI
Of t, after painful and lingering Illness which she bore with
the exemplary patience She died the house Of ohe
Mr. joseph Marx. Her character uncomnony amab!cher
los deeply lsnented ny all who knew her.
Died S Of June Soldiers Joy. tho residence Of his bro
thcr Mr. niel ssnbo,ham Of apop.e,y, M JE,sE HiGGiN
s 9TH OF his Far be from to cuiosize
the dead with ua:nced pas br, that the subject Of
o,usr Kind aud BROTHER faithful friend,
AID SHE nobes Got honest Iii awful ard
hcntt-rcnn- sna!chc al noncnts warnin
bu. frs Wisdom and Power, who hold
eth the yc.s his haad an gudoth all thing! their
ends a meek Iowy spirit and say "ilis will be DONE" c.
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Extract Of q Letter, dGted
WASHINGTON, Both June

WA5FISGToN, 3Uth June, 1c36.
GENERALS HAMILTON AND HOUSTON.
9" have read with infinite pleasure the beautiful letter
OF Cen Hamilton, of South Carolina, published in the
Enquirer of the 18th inst in relation TO Gen. Houston
mere Is noble and magnanimous spirit in it, which is
ehliteiy characteristic of Hamilton.
"a Iigh-Tninded and chYalrous soldier himself, who
wOniT De an Ornament to any army in the world his
soo .ne lmPut5on OF injustice to gallant Off
cer WHO mas truly ought as he says, with consumma.e
51"rery 9n3 e0G'et, ono Of the most decisive battles ia
ancient or modern war.
" | cannot Imagine how such An absurd and foolish
story could have gotten into circulation that plot was
going on at This time, to deprive Gen Houston Of the
command OF the companions Of his glory in the very
hour of his brilliant victory and that such man as
James Hamilton Of S. c., to be made the insru.
men of such an act Of unparalleled outrage and nus
lice
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JulyS
HOEI1S
EcchnnSc and E0tfe''y once,


NJ, Tickets for the 100000 aerandria Lottery, can
b, Ind nj HINTS in Tie greatest rariety
0e nv 1 Wboe Tickets $50 Halves S25-Quarters Sl2
5ONFiflhs Sl0-Eigh!hs 50 %. ,
A Certificate of i Package of Whoes 800. $500
Do...do .......... do..... Halves .......200
do. 80. Quarters ..... 100
do... Ephths ....... 50
n In this Lottery there not 500 chances against
package drawing the Grand Capital Prize Of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLL7RS! nor 60 against
not Is osains. package drawing prize Of Sog or
upwards. ~ ~ 10 .;.,
of the Eagle ocho 1T,;.od
w. NV M, a, otherwise enclosing cash or prize
,eke,s. thankfully received and executed BY return
mall will. the prompt aen',on as Spp
cation and The lssG, given , Ggasn 20
June 81. Ll3-"ul w. w. ava Z
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.Tnuts Rir,r Farm for Sale.

ENG desfou, Of removing tho South we will Offer for
- upper the well kro~n Msden Adventure
Land n, Powhatan and at the head Of the Jas
River collaborating upwards of 300 Of which there
upxard, Of i Of James River low grounds inferior
the 10 addition the bottom there from 10 10 Is
ba"ch m which appropriated 10 grass would be p'0
E,a5c James bottom Ueominy 10
he many advantages confined in its local situation, will
briefly add rarely that capitalists and deoui oil ow
real have in their make udicou' and iG
Investment confidently assert that such an
has seldom been presented TO the pnbcAny person WIS"
ing treat for the privately, before the ln OF
will communicate with by letter take Per'ona
Of the property bcforc The above named c IS
sell public auction the highest omdc on
~shin: purchase oci o''ued ma, a.c WI" p'
take place u the premiere, Ic above hateo -""s'
ic'"'' ''''1 N'0"" ' VIC ' ROBERT X. PEMBERTON.
le-wtl5A
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uoyoes 10 tic memory Of .Hr. Madison.


Pursuant 10 public notice. meeting Of the citizens Of
Richmond was held the CAPITOL on Wednesday even
nr for the purpose Of rendering the tribute Of their
respect and gratitude the memory Of James Madison.
On motion Of MIR. 10. C. Nicholas, the Mayor Joseph
Tale ESQ., was called to the Chair who having taken il
accordingly briefly announced The object ofthe meeting
On motion of Sir. Fleming James, John Fl. Pleasant,
was appointed Secretary 10 Inc meeting.
Mr. Robert G. Nicholas then moved The following Pre-
ambe and Resolution, which unanimously adopted
The citizens Of Richmond, cherishing the warinest
respect for the virtues that adorned the private charac
ter and the prolcundest veneraion for the eminent abb
lily and wisdom which illustrated, in long Of
service the public life Of their deceased fellow citizen,
JAMES MADISON, deem it fit 10 furnish some test''
mona! OF sentiments deeply felt and SO justly nspF
ed; and to this end,
Be ii Rcsoircd, That committee OF thirteen &c ap
pointed to devise some suitable mode o. ohgrins SUN
Testimonial and that report 10 meeting Of tne
Of Richmond to be held the Capitol at ciocA To-
morrow (ias) evening ,,o;n,sd
the committee viz: Robt. G. Nicholas, Dr. John bfocH-
enbr,uoh, Robert Stanard, Chapman Johnson, 1ac9ue
line Haryie Thomas Richie, John ku iooio NO
her, G. Scott, James E. Heath, Geo NJ Carrlngton,
John A. Lancaster Archibald Peasants Jr., and john
Euders. ,.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
JOSEPH TATE, Chairman.
III PLElsA!Is, Secretary.
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ID i;GERS SULPHUR SPRiNG.Tbc,c Springs ready FOR
the reception Of l5o vsors The cabins first rate ufni
all newana Of the fare needless anything to the
visitors who have been the table the bar OF Tho hos
pa0le and cn,cpny nanaycr, Mr. Chas L. Dbte We d'ike
2qny bn believe fully borne out saying that better
table better and liquors cannot be found at
sm establishment the United States The roads are IS
make BY the hops
tih completed that Will the Natural Bridge anl
pa..h DlBRELL & "AlhlNS
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KETS.-TnuRsDAY July 7, 1886.

MARKETS.-THuRsDAY, July 7, 1886.
FLorR-ls in very active demand at S7-the price
generally asked s 81 t. and at that rate there are &C.
caSional small sales. 49,
Tosacco-D During the past week has varied very IT.
lie il prce-f any changes can be noted, they are
slight reduction ia mddiing qualities of leaf and singh:
Improvement "a: manufacturing qualities.
GEO L. SAMPSON.
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The Washington Correspondent Of the Petersburg
Constellation says Ninety three nominations have been
or will be sent in ongh Of PostInasers in accordance
TO provision in the bill re.organse the Post Office,
By ,ciict all appointments Of $1,000 and upoards
ccirc the sanction Of the Scndte
We happy TO see this change in the Post Office
Law: The patronage Of the Postmaster. General was
too great, and was daily growing. We lave frequently
insisted U pom such reform, as the above.
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u We are compelled to lay over till our next, the
Proceedings of the Van Buren, Committees: which are
file. They all breathe an active and confident spirit.
We regret especially that it is out of our power to
publish this morning. the antietpa0n OF our CorresPon'
dent, written on the 4h July, upon the Stanton Con-
vention He took time by the iorelock-.ut his lucu'
brations will still be good season on Tursday-we
sLall aliend also TO other Correspondents.
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n The List Of Commissioners Of the Presidential
Election received too late to be correctly printed IN
this davis paper, but will appear on Tuesday
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The Alexandra Gazette Of Wednesday, must be mis-.
taken in saving that Gen. Scott has arrived at Wash
ingion.
y B-Thc A. Gazette Of yesterday prcsu'nes that the
report about Cen SIS arrival in Washington is incor-
rect.
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that they abandoned the trip 10 Florida and returned 10

thae they abandoned the trip 10 Florida and returned 10
Alabama.
"The Indians have made several attempts to pass hro'
Georgia to Florida, but have not succeeded. And as
soon Us they discovered that such cut off by
the troops the line Of the Ciattahoocee below CO.
luubus, and that the main army, consisting of Georgia
Volunteers and regular troops under Generals Scott and
Sanford had taken the field and were about to attack
them from below, whilst the Alabama troops and friendly
Indians under Generals Jesup and Patterson were ope
rating from above many of them in aud surrender
ed at discretion. They Il, Furt Mitchell! and
consist OF about three four hundred warriors vii,
and children.
"lhe only active hostile party on, from whom
danger may DC unprecedented, is that of jan Henry
slsting OF about 200 warriors These will doubt be
captured in 4 few days, and then the Creek War may
be considered terminated
"Thcse facts the COMMANDMENTS. Chief has deemed
II proper 10 notify his fellow citizens, that thuse who
have len their homes may they wsh return and puT.
their usual avncalions.
BY order Of the Commander in. Chief
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Achilles D. JOHNSON, Secretary.

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY-Presidential Election
NorcE.-The Members Of the Democratic Republican
Corresponding Committee of this county are earnestly
requested attend at the Courthouse Tavern early on
Monday next, (cour, day. full meeting is very deSi'
ratr. By many .h"n5erS OF the COMMITTEE.
Julr S,h. 1856.
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rrr.srRr r-F,K!MEST, July Str, 1886.
State Of tic Treasury on the Isl cay Of JULY 1886
In ,c Bank oF Virginia, per
account rendered $40 25S IS
in the Fame =; Bank OF Va, 90. 1875 %
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~ re mM see signs piece in the '7si Charleston
Mercury which, among other equally just and ingenious
specuaiions says after the result Of The Harrison Con-
yention in Hestrn Virginia. which is assemble the
4h Of July, is known, idea OF the state Of parties
in that important State may be formed Judge White is
strong in the Eastern Counties, and Harrison in the
UcSrrn and it is only necessary that mutual under
standing takes place, Virginia to either ore or
the olhcr."-He uW sce-but tie Charleston writer mary
rest satisfied. that mutual understanding
the Old Dominion for either White or Harrison lie ieM
sec it, however in due season.
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Vfii IN I-tTN DAhkt-
DrLuc, ainoig. OF chgcks iS'uc6
@, rho TreR .ury Office, an! not
nchl 1t Bauk on the let day OF
July, 1895,
Dcduc, also amounts paid in Bank
aud rariii....Cs no, returned o.
the Isl day OF July, 1873,
Also gain u Literary Fund prior
to april, leg,
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carrying off every thing Of value that met their eyes
The Texan government OH receiving the intelligence Of
the above, despatched Gen. Green and Col. Houston
with $50 men TO endeavcr 10 intercept them. 1t was
thought the cold-booded bulchery effected through
the insligaon of Santa Annals cowardly agents"
The Bulletin af the 22d, calls them the Waco and H.
wockeny Indians, and says that they, 'suPPoslng the
Meyicans had conquered Texas and like all Indians,
prone to Join the conqucring party had come into a
small village called Fiesco, high the Brassos river,
for the purpose of punderng and had killed persons on
the same.
(From the .Se,c Orleans Bec same datc)
"By the brig Good Hope, four days from Galveston,
we have the following information The Indians had
attacked the Texan settlements at the head OF
the Brassos and committed several murders General
Green and Felix Houston had marched against them,
with GOO nen-the effective force Of Texas NOW in the
G;ld is about 1000 men General Rusk was at GolIad
with 900 men, his advance post extended to the Rio del
Norie, and had quiet possession OF The seac3as me
ba.cue e. G. Williams, had sailed from Galveston for
Maiaporda with her CARGO the sckr. Einelin" and
sloop had sailed fer the destination, with supplies
Santa Anna was at Veasco, under guard Of company
sent by General Rusk TO take charge OF HIM No dis
,urbance had happened among the volunteers and every
thing quiet. ,.
By the following article it appears that John Bull in
private way is likely TO tender some assistance IN
assisting the Nexicans against Texas. We trust that
may prove unfounded and that fre.brand will he
thrown by the citizens Of any foreign country into the
Of feeling, already too conhutbe existing IN our
country in reference to the Texans.
that two private armed English vessels flung out
at Jamaica 10 assist the Mexicans in subugat6g the
| Te1ians-Ths may may not be true, although the
visit of coincidence made by the British Minister 10 the
acting President of Mexico on learning that untoward
event the capture of Santa Anna gives some color to the
rel, soveIv she may encourage her people in fitting
| expeditions against Texas"
AGREEMENT
Bst,ceen Santa .3nna and the Tatdn Government
Articles of an agreement entered into between His
Excellency David G. Burnett Ptssidsnt Of the Republic
Santa Anna President General in Chief of the Mexican
army, Of the other part:
| "7rtcfc lst-General Antonio Lopez dc Santa Anna
agrees that he will not take up arms nor will he exe
else his influence to them to be taken up against
the people of Texas during the present war OF nde
| pendence
4rticie 2d-All hos,lilies between the Mexican and
Te1ian troops will Immediately, both by land and
| water.
" .4rtiels 3d.-The Mexican troops will evacuate The
territory Of Texas passing to the other side of the Rio
Grdnde del Norte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
DOMESTIC.
FLORIDA.

FLORlDA.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 20.-We learn that the following
vessels had arrived at Tampa Bay the 10th Instant
md were waiting for the Indian emigrants who were to
have embarked board the vessels for the Mississippi
Brig Emerald, Capt. Stow; Halcyon, Crowe brigan-
tine Clarion NJ Farlan; Calvin, Andrus; Henry Clay,
Gardner schooner Mary Dow, lilly; New York, Cush-
ion; Rosario, Scarf Compiler Lincoln; Martha: Baker,
fremont, -; and brigan,ine below, not reported
MIR. Halct, Of the firm of Hnlet and Brown, New
York. contractors for the emigration and Doctor Husse
emigrating Surgeon, have arrived from New York IN
brig Halcyon.
Arrived at ST. Marks on the 18th inst the steamboat
Eclipse, under the command OF Lieut. l.. NJ. Goldsbo-
rough, of the u S. Navy having board detachment