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PUBLIC SALE.

~ pursuance of decree of the Circuit Supe.
- rlor Court of Law and Chancery for Pocahon-
tas County, made in cause therein depending,
wherein William Seybert is plaintiff and William
Casebot defendant, shall, on the 3Oh day of
september next, at the Court House of said
county OF Pocahontas, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder. on credit of six. twelve. and
eighteen months, two Tracts OF Land, containing
in the aggregate
1875 AOl2lNSo
lying on both sides of Greenbrier river, adjoining
James Miller and others. Bonds with good Sc,
curlty will be required for the payment of the
purchase money.
PATRICK BRUFFEY, Comm.
August 81, 1915.
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VIRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, August the
4th, 1876
William Showalter and David Showalter,
Pitts.
AGAINST
Robert Coyner, Benjamin Crawford, and Hatch
Clarke, EX'or. of Joseph Rankin, decd,
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1886 Prizcs--Amoaniing 10 SI,l9s 1877
LIS Number Lottery-l3 Dra,on Ballots
Whole Tickets S20-IIalves SlO-Quarters So
Eighths $3.50.
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IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Robert Coyner not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, accord
Ing TO the act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat he is not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth 1: Ii is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the LIST day of the next term,
November LIST, 1850 and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in
Staunton, for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse.
Copy-Teste,
N. C.. KINNEY, G. G,
August Ia, 1915.
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Stanton, July II, 1915.

n. B.-All persons are hereby forwarned from
infringing upon the right of the patented as the
law will be enforced against all such as do.
DAVID G.. HARRY.
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S75,OOO,
$25. 000---$15, 600.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
For Internal Improvement in the District
Of Columbia,
GLASS A N0N lGASo
To be draacn in The City of .4ierendria, ID. C..
on Saturday, September %, 1915.
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POSTPONENIENI

POSTPONEMENT
:, by consent of the parties interested, the above
Sale is postponed until Monday, the 1st day of
September next.
NiCHO. G. KINNEY, Trustee.
August 81, 1915
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YOUNG STUD HORSE JOHN.

| HAVE procured a
fine, strong Stud Horse
-one of the best sons
of TELEMAcHus-who
is so favorably known
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Hlauhion, July ~ loPo.--u s.,
&C. Wing. and Enquirer copy once weel
FOR weeks and send accounts 10 this office.
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70 CONTRADICTIONS.

July 81, 1915.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-01
TIE TEXAs CONVENTION.

A whole broad side OF the last Union is GOV.
cred with details in reference 10 The Preceding.
ofhe Convention, which has just unanimously
confirmed in the name Of the pcople, The acr 81
union with this country. AS this is lie orea,
event of The day, We have thought il our ,lnIy To
CLEAN few items Of interest, exhibiting lie e1ac,
state Of things al the last advices:
"a resolution requesting The PresMep, Of n,
United States 10 send troops upon the frontier 81
Texas was passed.
"volney E. Howard, delegate from Rcxar. and
Gen. Tarrant another delegate, whose absence
created some uneasiness, arrived on ,h.. eve.inc
Their horses had been stolen by the Indians =
Particulars had mol been learned when our in.
formant left on the morning Of the 9ih.
"The Convention is composed OF gentlemen OF
more than ordinary talent. The are reported
as constituting body that wouldd lopor 10 any
Of the old States Of The Union. Gen. H.s,ncon
has been kind enough 10 furnish Us with 4 liable
oil the places, nativity and pfcsen, ie ,ilence, Of
its members. We lay this curious picc. of STA
,slics before our readers"
We have scrulinzed This Interesting liable and
find Ina, the ages of the members Of HE Conven.
ton range from 81 10 ca; that there are % law.
yers, 20 farmers and planters, merchants . me.
chanics, physician, surveyor, impos, inspec.
tor, and editor that the places of nativity are
as follow: Tennessee 10, Virginia 8, Kcn.ucky
G, Georgia G, North Carolina ], South Carolina
g. Pennsylvania 2, Massachusetts }, Louisiana
9, Alabama /, Ohio !, Maine |, Bexar (Tcxas)
], England.
M1 pG, ssr,a ans seems n 70 have been
the Mexican troops. Oar Charge was looking
Tor accounts, by an exprs.s.from lie frontier buI
il is believed that few or no American troops had
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Fen THE E"Q
STATE CONVENTION.

Proceedings of lie ProFr q Ame'ta ~ FF'"a'y
a Gu snd very large meeting Of The citizens
az Amelia, was held at The Con''-house on the
OH Inlv lsl5-Col. John 7. Bottom in The chair,
ard soml S. Weisiger acting as Secretary. Al
mo rcoues, Ct the chair, J. T. Leigh explained
Il. o,,;ee, Of tic meeting, and upon his motion,
committee Of five were appointed 10 prepare a
Report, cmbolyins lie sense o. the people o. he
o,,n,v-wbernnon The following gentlemen
. aa,a DESIGNATED J. L. Leigh. Col. TIL. w.
W.ls,rr VIM. L. Booker, Matthew Allen ana
wm RI Harrison, who retired and through
,hs;r chairman. Junius E. Leigh, reported The
following Address, in the name OF The cl!iz.ns OF
Amelia 10 the people of Eastern Virginia, which
was read, submitted 10 The meeting, and anaa!-
n,oudy adoped:
ronr a.tsn,;on 10 thai grsa! question, which these
y,bo are dissatisfied with our pieseh; system ol
government, and who seek Improvement ~ rad'-
cal change. have proposed, with snch pfo;cs;a-
lions OF confidence in The success OF ther schemes
as would cause rs much alarm, did we not know
thai il is for rs alone and not for lhem 10 decide
whether The rights and happiness, We ENJOY under
The twisting oder Of things shall any longer con-
Time we can no longer observe Inc silence on
he pronosal 10 call STATE CONVENTION 10 form
q new Constitution, which repusnance 70 aei-
latiag discussion inclines us'o' our adVer.aFies
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Heawley Springs.

THIS Watering Place, now become somewhat
i famous in this part Of Virginia, was open
ed for The reception OF visilers on the first OF July,
under the superintendent OF the subscribers, who
are the proprielors OF the establishment.
We take this opportunity Of assuring The visit
ers of former years, and the general public, who
may visit Rawley, either for health or pleasure,
that every sort of industry and attention will be
constantly devoted TO the comfort and accommo-
dation OF the company.
Good Music will add TO the gaeiy OF the fair
and Young; whilst Pack Of Stag Hounds may
contribute something TO The delights Of those who
love the more robust pleasures oflc chase.
The subscribers are incompetent 10 give par
tcular scientific description OF The Rawley waters,
that will be forthcoming in the Report Of the
learned DR.. Rogers, On the Medicinal Waters Of
the State-ye we cannot tOrbear 10 speak OF some
of is properties and, from long acquaintance
with it, Of lis general results on all persons in all
states Of health. The water is universally ad-
milled 10 lie the strongest and most pure Chay-
bea;e in the State, and hence the Physicians OF
The more Western Springs advise their patients
10 spend some time here on their way home, 10 be
strengthened b. this powerful tonic. In all cases
Of general debility, il is the Thing exactly. In
dyspepsia, liver and dropsical complaints, il has
heen found very et!icacious-but lis most power
iul displays have been in the moderation and
cure Of diseases to which The female sex is pecu-
liary subject, and in that view has been sought
bv The people in The neighboihocd for more Than
twenty years 1t may not be improper 10 add,
tha, we have been informed by Professor Rogers,
Of the University OF Virginia, that the proportions
of iron, magnesia and sulphur in this water are
great.
These Springs are in the county Of Rocking
ham, twelve miles West OF Harrisonburg, siu-
ated on The first table land in the great North
Mountain, and about two hundred and fifty feet
above The hase-and is almost as remarkable for
It's invigoraling, bracng elastic atmosphere, as
for the sanalive qualities of lis waters.
g-T There are now al the Springs number
OF visiters.
Conveyances 10 the Springs can be had at any
time from Mrs. Pollock's Hotel, in Harisonburg,
Va. SITES, MILLER & FRY
July 23--c3t
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-, go p;c,mond enquirer.

p,or,,.r /. uuhiishei DAILY anu sEmi-
kIY For The DAILY PareI, ss.rn ~ f,r sha,,
=, ,,s mi, OF eight dollars " sakem t"f snort
- ~, H., ~ ons wear. For The senli-Weckiy, hss
's'iVu mann. and Three Dollars toi FIX nioh!hs,
- ~ Issnce, 10 Be paid N the eies, or remittcd by
Sasr u cr Six Dollars per annum Ut the end of
AL. sct rN''
- sc :, /, this office may he RENTED per mail,
- ~ u.-,,..lr Bank notes, nj the rsS OF the Edit
3 s''' ana letters beisg pc.3 By the ORDERS
" ~ II .,ugle letter is scarcely Of any account
re ,,s, y The accumulation Of postage, IN an
. lie ~" .,rs... which operates as serious tar
ooias EiT TTcus OF ADVERTISING.
-,,c nlIl.Y ENQUtRER-Fur one square of
- -. or less. first insertion, fny cents, and
-. sr,,nc Insertion twenty-five ctuts-n insert
rfis 'a,eL 1" .te week, or Three times week,
& ~ ..,,a and hall cents.
~ advertisers are charged nifty dollars for thirty
A''na, u ira. proportion for advertisements of
lats' a." 80" ,.-eAcrpt Lottery Vendors and Auction
.sI'' -. charged one hundred dollars, tpaper in
! ~ rur scMI-WGEKLY-on square OF sixteen
- 6rs; Insertion, Is cents; for each con.inu-
f,S, distance must he accompanied whthe
G. satisfactory references, 10 insure eXecu-
=. ~ c,.uar,ts AMI Marriages from the country,
:. ~ ua.,y's handwriting Is unknown at this
: ~ 80, tr authenticated by The endorsati.n ct Tie
il lie neishborhcod, or they will in no case
IA Every measure, that has been taken tt
!. ,.g;s.t,ons and quizzes has proved heretofore
'',,,,, We must, therefore, insist, In such case
~" s..ui:trca;ion being certified by the name O.
= .,,.s.sf, .,rif,,n on TIC back Of The tstfr
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RUNAWAY IN IAu

No7rowAr Court House, April D, 1915.
NAS committed 10 the jail Of this county on
w The 18th day OF March, 1915, Negro Man.
who calls himself ALECK. lie is bright mu.
lat,o, about five iect nine or ten inches high and
about twcnty-cighl or nine years old He says
that he was sold as the property Of Francis Epes
by the Sheriff OF Nouoway, about The year 1929
to Mr.. Rogers, who carried him to the South
where he escaped, and has since lived with tribe
Of Indians in Texas He had on when commit.
ted, a cows hair hunting shirt, kersey panialoons
with buckskin leggings, a black satin vest, a
black fur hat, and black silk cap, irinscd with
Indians hair SO as TO cover the forehead and
temples The owner is requested 10 come for
ward, prove property, and pay charges, or he
will be dealt with according 10 law.
May 2-clafly TlIOS. w. EPES, Jailof
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Kmarnock, July 6, 1915. I
have appointed Thursday, the 2lstday Of Au-
gust next, 10 carry into effect the above decree, on
which DAY, by ~ o'clock, A. NJ, the parties inle-
rested will attend before me at my Office aforesaid
Win such papers and other evidence as will ena-
be me 10 make up the accounts ordered in the
Cause ADDISON HALL,
July lS-cw4w" Commissioner.
IN VIRGSlA:- AT Rules held
l in the Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the county Of
oranse, on the 9Th day OF July, 1916:
Joseph Hidden, Plaintiff;
against
James Leaihers, Alexander Iealhers, VIM.
iLraihers, (son Of William,) John Leathers, VIM.
Leaihcls, (son Of Moses Alexander Leathers,
i'oa Of NIoscs,) Nancy Lcalhers Michael Hs-
sey AMI Bcsey his wife, Barney Carney and
A'.e his wife, and the children Of Garland
web, decd who are unknown and Jonathan
Leataers, scn'r and others Defendants.
he defendants above named not having en-
'e'tl their appearance and given security, ac-
coEting 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules Of
sls Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evil
,eice That they are not inhabitants Of this Com
maawealh-On motion Of the plaintiff, by coun-
SCI, 4 IS ordered that the said defendants above
FAMED do appear here at Rules TO be held for the
sahI Court on The first Monday in October next,
ahc answer The original bill and amended AMI
.s1pp:@entai bis Of the plainiiff-and that copy
y his order be forthwith inserted in some news
rdpeI published in the city of Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and that another copy there
~ ~ e posted AT the front door of the Court House
I MS county. A Copy-Tesle:
July ll-cw2m p s. FRY. Clerk.
A PPRENTlCES WANTED.-Two APP
Il !. rrenIices, IA and Is years Of age, wanted,
nN"rn The lin and sheet iron ware manufacture
CAM business. None need apply bu, such as can
Po u.e well recommended, with good character.
= nom The country preferred. Apply 10
A. BARGAMIN,
Jp,v % Main ST., corner above Va. Banks.
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June 20--wSw

TN HANOVER County Court, June 81, 1915.
i On The motion OF Edward w. Kimbroush. one
Of the lesatecs and distributes Of John kim
brough deceased, il IS ordered that publication be
made in The Richmond Enquirer, requiring all
persons who have claims against The Estate Of
The said John Kimbrough, deceased, 10 present
the same for setllcmen, before the September
Term Of this Court, to John D. G. Brown, Exec
u,or Of said John kmbrough-at which said
Term, the Court will order the said Estate 10 be
distributed By the said Executor among The lcga-
tees and distributes entitled 10 the same.
A Copy-Testc:
PHILIP B. WINSTON, c. ii. e.
July lS-cWSW
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

IL AN AWA f lTom my Glebe Plantation i'm
! the county Of Snrry about the latter part Of
August last, Negro Man named Nicholas,
ahcni"5 years old, supposed 10 be abou, five feel
eight or len inches lish Stout and well made, has
small eyes; he is mol very black, bu! NAV be
termed black complexion, is quick spoken and
walks nimble,. He went oil without any known
cause, Other than a wish 10 be with his vile, who
belongs al this tine, rs have been informed 10
Mr. Henry L. Garnet, Westmoreland county.
near The Oak Grove Post Office, in which neigh
borhool he is probably lnrking. ANY person
who will deliver said negro 10 me, or secure him
in jail so hat get him again, shall receive The
above reward. 2. L. SPRATIEY.
Snrry cona.Y Va July ll-cuiw
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A t Court Of Quarterly Session held for the
n county Of Louisa a, the Court House there
OF, on Monday, 9th day OF June, 1915:
On the motion o. Robert Faushee and Plea.
SAINT Hcns!iaw legaees OF Wm. McGehee, decd
the Court doth order, that all persons who may
have claims agains, the said deceient, do exhibit
The same 10 his administrator, Jacqueline D. Gil
liam, within eight weeks from this time for settle
meni-and that copy OF this order be published
in The Richmond Enquirer, paper rnbiishcd in
The city of Richmond, for eight weeks success
sivcly, aud posted a, the door Of this Court House
on two several Court days.
A Copy-Tesle:
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SIXTY Ebollars Esez,.ar.a.

DAN away from the subscriber in Bucl,ing-
IL ham county Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD, about 6 feet high, - or 30 years
of age, black and stout made sold in Richmond
By Mrs. Organ, OF Suny county, near Cabin
Point; no visible mari;s reco!lec,ed. He had on
when he lett white ur hat, with very small
brim, and suit OF summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, - years old about 5
fee; inches high, has scar on the left Jaw from
The toohachel.e skin seems 10 have grown 10
the bone. Had on when he lei a black slick cap
and suit OF summer clothes Tom was sold in
Richmond by Isham Lowry, and formerly be-
longed 10 The estate OF Mrs rreyiian Of Hanc-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, q years oil,
about S eel > or L inches h I'll, very stout and
muscular; no visible marks recoecied, was sold
in Richmond by Charles u. Pe,lus, OF Halifax
county, Virginia. will give lie above reward
OF sixty dollars for the apprehension and dclve-
~ Of the above named Save, 10 Bets Il Edmond
son in Richmcni with all reasonable expenses
OF conveying them 10 said place, or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one of them.
June 6--Gt F. G.. BRADY.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS.
A LII creditors of James Cole Dickinson, late
n OF Louisa county, are called upon 10 pro-
duce their claims Immediately for settlement; and
persons 10 whom the decedent was bound as Sc
curly for others are particularly urged TO make
their demands Immediately known to the under
signed, and to see the principals, else this notice
will be pleaded in bar.
All indebted TO The deceased. likewise, are noti-
fed TO make immediate payment, as The condition
oil the Estate admits OF no indulgence.
JONATHAN T. COWHERD,
Administrator with the will annexed.
June l7-cw6w,
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"A LII persons having claims against the estate
n OF Col. Augustine Claiborne, deceased will
please present them for payment There are
many claims in niy hands, found among the pa
pers Of Col. Claiborne, which, am inclined 10
think, We're placed with him Tor collection; there
tore, all having his receipts as attorney will please
present them and eeltheir claims.
WIN. A. SOMERVILLE,
Executor Of A. Claiborne
Apply 10 John X. Chambliss, Attorney 81 Law,
Hicksord Va. July 22-cwlw
MFRS. SARAH f. DAVlS:-As you are
w nonresident OF Virginia. yoa will please
hereby AXE notice, that shall at The house .! Jes-
Sc Walker, in The county Of Backing cham, On The
4th of August next, 1915, between the hours Of :
o'clock in the morning and o'clocl, in the e;cn-
ing Of lha, day, proceed 10 take the dispositions Of
Nancy Walker and others, 10 be read in evil
dence in certain matter in controversy now
depending before the Circui, Superior Court u
Law and Chancery for the county OF Buckins
ham aforesaid, wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendant, when and where you may attend
il You think proper. And if from any cause,
said dispositions shall not be taken on that day; or,
having been begun, hallnot be completed on that
day. the taking OF the same will he continued
from dav 10 day, between the same hours OF the
day and at the oouio place mill the same shall
be completed and finished. Yours, &c.
June 20-cwSw PETER c. DAVIS.
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- -
MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 18th OF Juno, a, Venice Mr..
JoRs RASpo,ra Clay, Secretary oflhe Legation
Of the United States al ST. Petersburg, 10 JANE
TICKER MAcsyiaaT CRAw1oRp, daughter Of
VIM Crawford. Esq Of Carsburn, EdIpbWgh,
Scotland,
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,ISiI0S. plyCHBACK, William B. sadler

WHO'S. plNCABACK, William B. Sadler,
Richard Booker and Alfred O. Egsleston: =
~, ro,i,r. ,,at onl The Cd day Of September,
is.i Al A, >.ore.house OF Col. Joseph NJ. Scott,
= ,ae county q, Amelia, and State Of Virginia,
j., ,s,.n he hours OF o'clock, A. NJ, aid L o.
cy,cs p. ", | shall proceed 10 take the deposi-
I'm. !, los. soon, VIM NJ Scott, VIM. NJ. Book
J. ami others, u be read as evidence in sui de-
ming in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
ra,nsry. tnr The county Of Amelia, on the Chan
,.fy side Of said Court, in which Thos. Pinch
NIX an: VIM. B. Sad!er are Plaintiffs. and land
,.sars are Defendants Ii The said dispositions
,',l,i no, be taken on the day aforesaid, they
MI T. continued at the same place, aud between
a. sane hours, from day 10 day, until completed,
!, wa.ch time and place you can attend il you
mink proner to do so. LUCY BOOKER.
lni.. !--rU1m
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SlltPS uhHSSuh1'
THOS. J. RUSK, President.
Phil NJ. Cunv George T. Wool
III. G.. Runnels U. w. Nlisht,
Robt NJ. FORBES, II. H. Lalluhei
Sam. Lusk John NJ. Lewis,
John Caldwell. James Scott,
Jose Antonio Navarro, Arch MCNEIL
Geo. NJ. Brown, A.C; lioit9h,
GustavGs n. Eyerts, Israel SlancelcI,
I.cmuel Dale Evah9 Jos l.. Hosg,
]. +. Miller, Charles ,. Id!'ot'
r. T.. b. Baylor, Davis GAG
! : 1,avfsn Henry S. ]cwc,
r. BachP, GAVIN n'ihN'o"s
James Love James DOVE,
VIM 7. Hunter. n lcr ". Latiiner,
John d. Anderson, Wni. =. iou,ls,
fs,,cpo,ker J. pinckGay henderson
p 20 n nmn;io Nicholas II. Darrel
Francis Moore ST, Emery Rains,
Js,aoW pfasbcar, a. W. O. Hicks,
aI AL MCGOWAN, james NJ. Burroughs,
Isaac Van Zandi III. l.. Kinney,
g uo,l,nd VIM. l.. CazEcau
Raid OIL, A. s. Cunningham,
Go w Smy,h. AbneT S. Lipscomb
Ioyn.s a rm.irong, John Hempi,ill,
Francis W. White, Van H. Iron.
James Davis, ,,,,ono
Secretary oil The Convention
Adopted July llh, 1915.
Republic OF Texas, July 5, lSl5.
Iccriilv The foregoing is a correct copy OF tn
ordinance as adopted and signed BY me member
Of The convention on yesterday Jnly =, lsl3.
y '''e e'A' JAS. II. RAYMOND,
Secretary OF the Convention
This i followed NJ hy the admirable reFly 9
Mai. Donelson, which wc Published YESTERDAY.
r. relation 10 The public debt OF Texas, III
Union says:
"Our informant, who has Just returned iron
To- :. mi cera in that she will urge The pre-
no eSI' al all, which were alluded to BY Mao
Done ponelson. Hes Of oriniOn, that many OF n
TEXANS are willing 10 retain their own land.
and paw nav the paper obligations Of TEXAS BY re
cc;v;ne them in exchange for her lands.