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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
VALUABLE FARM NEAR PETERS

ON the 9Th day of September next, IN the premise
~ VIII be sold Ia The highest bidder the valGat
Farm, about TWO miles below Petersburg, III Pfin'
George county, called Puddle Dock, tir la'e rt>idec
Of DR.. Nathaniel Harrison, II being sold under N" -
visions of his will II contains $50 acra, t. most n
sirabe residence, in good order, has fine meadow
low grounds attached 10 IL, and is, altogether, slcs
farm Is seldom offered for sale
Persons de- lrous of seeing II can call on the oversee
who will show II. The privilege Of sowing wh-al g.
be given after the sale rs desired, and l q,
session as the crop Of corn can be secuted
when sale Of the stock, crop, &c will lake place.
The sale will take place AZ midday
TERMS One fifth cash; the balance III payments 4
one and two Yeas Further particulars al he -1.e.
DAVID MAY.
Aug. la-ctds Executor Of n. Harrison derca-cA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

Al PHILADELPHIA on Saturday, sales q. FIJI
al 1 l2., marke, depressed. Make, Tor "a F,
heavy. Red Wheat IS els, White 81 - fe,l
bushels Southern corn sold At Do cts Rec-,,.
OF neg crop oats large; sales al - - a.. VA.
KEY dull al D - for hhds and bbls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

IN CHANCERY.-vIR I'm Chcster:i, & e.
~ Court, August 10Th, 1916:
George w. Laprad-. Administrator de bonis nant y (
the will annexed, Of James FERGUSON decca-rl,
against Piduit
Richard FERGUSON, Benjamin Ferguson. ,nu q =
Liz, George FERGUSON, Nehemiah Ferguson, H-ni ~
FERGUSON, son Of Robert Joseph K Brownly aui V
vile Judith, IN their proper parsons: a,so, john lfs
son, Sarah FERGUSON and Julia Ferguson. inf. L I
tender years, Dricnfatt'
This day came The painna BY Counsel, and isf p
bill, and the defendants, Joseph h. Brown.y an i4t
his wife, not having entered ihe' appearance td ga"
security, according 10 the act ~ Assembly aud ~, 2
Of this Court, and II appearing by satisfactory rstfa
tha; they not inhabitants Of this toninoHm ra,''
y ordered that the said defendants do appear Htis
the first day Of thr November term and an,at
bill az the plaintiff; and that copy OF thu tfis
forthwith inserted in newspaper pub -trd g =
city Of Richmond for two months successfully, an -
ed al the front door Of the Courthouse OF this COUNT
Copy-Tesle,
Aug la-cw0m p poJvDFSTER 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

Al New YoRK, on Saturday OsSes1 I'm. !. y
al s. 81 Tor shipment; sales Of Cotton 80 tsr..
al former prices Corn sold at 81 - cen, :,
good order. Red whea Tor grinding = as. Wf>.
key %, cts Exchange : a rfr III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

A RTISTS OF AMERICA.-Just received
n by DRINKER & MORRIS, 81 Main ST.
Sketches OF American Artists with portraits and
designs on sleel by C. Edwards Lester, author oil
"The Artist, the Merchant and the Salesman
Aus18
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nor RENT-The Store and Dwelling on
i Main street, next door above Messrs. John
Thompson & Co.'s hat store, and al present oc-
cupicd by Mr. John v. Hardwicke. For good
tenant any necessary repairs or alterations will
be made. Rent $500 per year
TOLER & COOK,
Aug. IL Ag,s e. Colrrs, Isles Row.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

A virginan, who has recently visited MIR.
Van Buren,, al Lindenwald, says his oat crop is
superior 10 any he ever saw. Whether Presi-
dent or plain farmer Mr.. Van Buren, is always
nal homen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
FOR RENT.

TUX MEN
n A convenient Dwelling House, for a
fiji small family, on Canal Street. near the
.aElzM. corner Of lsl Street. II has five rooms
and three ffe-places. The rent, 10 good tenant
will be SIS per year, payable monthly; or, fol
less than year, ST per month. Apply 10
August Is GARRISON & GARDNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
Tuesday August 1, 1886.

TuEsDAY, August Z, Ioao.
On motion OF Mr.. McDufie,
Ordered, That the message, with the documents
communicated herewith, relating TO affairs with
the Republic of Mexico be referred TO The Com
mi,tee on Foreign relations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

+. WORDS OfFlCE.-Drawing Of Aielasa
y. Lottery, Ga 81:
II % IL 20 3 81 50 9 IS ~ Sc &c.
Ticket Nos Is 80 IS, Prize Of $3.50 in NJ aIs'
4 ~ by WORD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
Tuesday Morning, August 10. ls46.

ALL nUMBuG The Wing politicians
hone but in vain 10 prejudice the public nina
asains. the new Tariff BY The most wle'cneu
slang. They describe i, as essentially "b'l'ls"
Notwithstanding British interests al Inc e1-
nense or Amsrican-throwing American labor
and cold into the hands Of British capitalists
and rewardng British labor, skill and enterprise
at the expense OF every American interest Ihey
poin, with triumph 10 the fact OF the British Far
lament having ordered The printing OF Mr..
walkers Treasury Report, because it advocates
"Bri,ish interests" But The last game oil inc
Wings is to publish in gIaring capitals the iol'
loving remarks Of the Montreal (Canada) Cou-
rier:
"A, Englisamen, we, of course, are pleased fhal
me Tariff Is abolished, as, taken in conjunction
with our abolition OF the Corn Laws, il will open
IN immense market Tor US"
Now, is not this mos, absurd argumenl!-
When the news oil the abolition Of the British
corn laws reached this country, il difiused uni
yersal Joy Does that fact prove thai The mea-
SIRE was an American movement, designed to
sacrifice all the British interests 10 The American
The Two measures stand upon the same footing
They will produce mutual advantages 10 The
Two countries, by extending and Strengthening
their commercial intercourse. II is The mono.
polsls alone in each country who denounce The
measure adopted BY their own nation as sacrl.
flee 10 the other. The happy era has arrived
which Daniel Webster had bent all his energies
to bring about. We heard nothing, then, from
The Whig press about "Brilish Tariff" and
sacrifice OF American interests Because De-
mocra,ic Administration has achieved such a
victory The fruits of the measure, in Wing eyes,
are 10 be turned into dust and ashes! So much
for the Tariff politicians!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

An extraordinary Lottery for IL day ca,iai, (
10000, 100 prizes Of 500, &c. &c. Ticket :. e.
had until O'Clock this evening Of J. I. WON
$4,000, 100 Of 500, &c, &c, for next siiif''
Tickets $40. Az :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

DIPE BOXES.-A large assortment Of Pipe
Boxes, just received, and for sale, by
CLARKSON & GARDNER
No. Ill, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
Aug. Is
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Mr.. Buchanan to Commodore Conner.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT. VI
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1876.
Sir-I have the honor 10 transmit herewith
sealed note. addressed 10 the Minister OF Foreign
Relations Of The Mexican Republic, with an open
copy OF the same Tor your own use. From This
YOU will perceive that the President has deter
mined again 10 offer the olive branch to Mexico.
The President does not believe that any point
of national honor should forbid him from making
this tender, especially after the glorious events
which have thus tar marked the progress OF The
war. Shonld the Mexican Government deter
mine TO accept the offer and enter upon neSo,ia-
TONS it may and probably will propose 10 you
10 conclude an armstice during their tendency.
If such proposition should be made, you will
promptly but kindly reject it. giving at the same
lime every assurance that the President will do
all in his power to bring the negotiations 10 sa-
tistacory termination with the least possible de-
lay.
If an armistice were concluded, the two par
ties would not stand on an equal footing. The
United States, at heavy expense, now have ar
mics in the field and nayies on the ocean, in sue
cessiul progress TO conquer an honorable peace.
Should their operations be arrested BY an armis-
tice and the negotiations for peace should finally
fail. we should then lose nearly all The advanta-
ges OF an entire campaign. Besides, this sacri-
flee, great as il might be- would scarcely equal
the evils in any form which season OF inactivity
could not fail 10 nct upon our troops, the great
er portion Of whom consists Of patriotic citizens,
who have volunteered 10 serve their country in
the confidence that they would be actively en-
ployed.
Whilst, therefore, the President sincerely de-
sires with the utmost promplitude to restore our
friendly relations with Mexico upon fair and IL
beral terms, the war must continue 10 be prose-
cuted with the utmost vigor until defnitivc
treaty of peace shall be signed and ratified by
Mexico.
You will not fail, with all the despatch in
your power, 10 transmit the answer OF the Mexi.
can government 10 this Department.
have the honor TO be, sir, very respectfully,
your obsdient servant.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
To Commodore DAVID CONNER,
Commanding the Nara! forces Of tie
United States Ia ths Gulf Of Meaieo
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Drawing of Sussex Lottery, Glass =
- IA . 80 20 rs IS % % : 4a3i n.
Whole Ticket Nos. = "a 20, d Prize OF g. ,nt u
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DoLIsHED WAGON BoXEs.-A large
L assortment Of polished Wagon Boxes, just
received, and Tor sale cheap by
GARRISON g. GARDNER.
No. Ill, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

To the Hon. Dixon II. LEWIS,
Chairman oil Committee on Finance, Sci
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So the proposition was rejected.
On motion, by MIR. Morehead, TO amend The
second resolution by adding thereto the following
"Propided, That before the appropriation is
made the President of the United Stalss shall IN
form the Two Houses OF Congress, in confidence
OF the object or objects TO which The money shall
be applied
1t was determined in the ncgalive-yeas Is
nays 26.
On motion, by Mr. Morehead, the yeas aud
nays being desired by one-ith Of the Senators
present, those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs. Atchison, Barrow, Berricn, Cilley
Thomas Clayton, John Nj. Clayton, Corwin
Greene, Hannegan, Jarnasin, Mangum, Miller
Morehead, Pearce, Semple, Simmons, upham
and Woodbridge.
Those who voted in the negative aIe-
Mes>rs. Archer, Ashley, Aiherton Bagby, Ben
ton, Breese, Bright, Calhoun, Cameron, Cass
Chalmers, Dickinson, Dix, Fairfield, Houston
Johnson of Md, Johnson of La, Lewis, McDuf
6e, Niles, Rusk, Sewer, SpeighI, Sturgeon, Tur
ney, and Yulee.
So the proposition was rejected.
On The question 10 agree TO the second resolu
lion reported This day from the Committee on Fo
reign Relations, il was determined in The affirma
tivc-yeas 80, naYs 19.
On motion OF Mr.. Cass, the yeas and nays be-
ing desired by one fifth of the Senators present
those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs. Allen, Archer, Ashley, Anterior, Bag
by, Benton, Breese. Bright Calhoun, Cameron
Cass, Chalmers. Corwin, Criltenden, Dickinson
Dix, Evans. Fairfield, Houston, johnson OF Md
Johnson of La, Lewis, McDufie, Mangum
Niles, Rusk, Sewer, Speieht, Sturgeon, Turney
Webster, Westcot, and Yulee.
Those who voted in the negative are
Messrs. Alchison, Barrow Berrien, Cilley, Jno
M. Clayton, Davis, Greene, flanagan, Hunting
ton, Jarnagin, Miller, Morehead, Pearce, Phelps
Semple, Simmons, Upham and Woodbridge.
So The second resolution was agreed TO.
Ordered Tha, The Secretary lay the said reso.
luton before the President of the United States
FRIDAY, August T.
Mr.. Lewis submitted the following resolution
for consideration;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
hui. UEOK6E DANChOFI,
Secretary of the Navy"

THE Mexican WAR. The Washington Union
says of the Camargo letter, copied from the Baltimore
Argus conveying intelligence Of the approach of Gen.
Paredes towards Monterey and Of his arrival at San
Luis Potos with 5000 regular troops, that this
ment is directly at war not only with the official,
but all other accounts. According to the dispatches
from Commodore Conner of the Both July from Vera
Cruz, Paroles was not to have left Mexico before the
9th of july (and in the mean time, it is believed
that Santa Annals movements would detain him there
1t was not even certain but il was generally sup
posed that he not going to the Northern frontier
Not more than fourteen hundred men had marched
from the capital. How, then, on the 18th of July,
sixteen days before the date of this letter from Cam
argo-could he have been at San Luis Potosi, and
marching like SNOWFALL to Monterey with force
of twenty-five thousand, and forty pieces of
Aristas (Mejas) force is also most grossly exagger-
ated. The whole story, indeed, is erroneous
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
MlER, (Mexico,) July 81, 1916.

Capt Yinton's command entered this place this
morning without the least show of opposition, the
inhabitants thronging to the plaza in crowds the
troops filed into and stacked their in front Of
the house of the alcalde. 1t seemed to though
there were enough in the square to have beaten
us off with nothing else save the loose rocks lying
about; yet not hand was raised.
Mier is by far the most pleasant, clearly, and well
regulated place we have yet seen in this part Of
Mexico. 1t is built a hill overlooking u clear
running stream of the same name, three miles from
the Rio Grande, and is said to contain 5000 inhab-
tants, although do not know where they stow them
all. You may well recollect that it in this place
that the Texans under Col. Fisher were compelled to
surrender after they had killed twice their own num-
Der of Mexicans The houses occupied by the Texans
during the battle were pointed out, and still bear the
marks Of the desperate conflict.
have stated that the number of inhabitants is put
down at 6000 admitting that il is 1000, it was still
entered and taken possession of by 90 men only-S5
regulars, and Of McCulloch's rangers, acting
mounted guard. You could not serve any town in the
United States in that way; and this place is perfect
ratification from its position and the strength of the
houses, which are Of stone. Capt. Vinon's command
occupies large school-house in of the
plaza, near the church strong and at the same
time, commodious and comfortable quarters.
The Camanches, who have committed many ravages
in this vicinity of late, said to have left for the
mountains of TEXAS with their prisoners and plumber
Many Of the women and children from the adjoining
ranches, driven in by the Indians, are still here.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

STARTLING RUMoR.-Twelve years ago last fall, a
brig called the Nile, Capt Bookings sailed from this
port for the West Indies. Subsequently she was
found bottom up, ashore on Bermuda. 1t was sup
posed that her officers and crew had found watery
grave. Last week a young man named Reed, re-
turned home to Woolwich, after an absence in
Mexico and South America of six years, and he
states that he in California a named Jones'
who sailed in the Nie-that Jones stated that when
in the neghborbood Of Bermuda, the brig was fallen
in with BY rakish craft that she was robbed of all
her yaluables, that Capt. Brookings aud all his
transferred to the pirate vessel, the Nile
then scuttled the taken to the south side
of Cuba, transferred to another vessel, carried to
Mexico, placed in the mines, and there they have
been kept at labor ever since, being allowed above
ground but one hour in twenty-four.
Jones, by dnt of good fortune, succeeded in escap
ing FIVE or six years since, and in finding his
way to California, where he is now living The report
has caused some excitement in this region, and we
understand that measures foot To test Its
RICHNESS. Mr.. Reeds friends have doubt of his
veracity.-Bah Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
Thc Improvcd Imai.m NegetabIc PILLS

(MADE BY A REGULAR PHYsIcIAN)
"A most excellent feasaHf and n~ter 5ang Medicine;
Tor he cure ef FersyS. -9gue. Dyspepsia Iadigesion
COstiteness. Foil Stomach. Head Ache Influenza
Impure Blood. Hanf Of Appetite. HORNS. Coughs aud
Ceids. Liver Complaint. General Debility Pains IF
all kinds Female C0a,piaihfs and al Diseases that
Pills Of any kind. possibly
NEED NoT FORCE THEd DowN-Those who have esnsci
sn.pu sere. win PsSas read the lowins never seiss
tahls pm. cor COu-u'a d Rheumatism spsis aud Feves
my che and loss OF arr~ie d wris indian y~se
table rI bat grew aose sd nisb~eOud ga
sleep and eIietrd was ia enusamcn Pneured box Of DE-
s"ss sssaf sos,ss improved Indian vs-.sls rhl. which
Cambridge, OtI6ser 10, Isl4.
"ris sS ss nas and
EAira,t from Levi Benefits letter dated
Tn. Pills which received fren Sa h"Ss i sss Sn ,
satisfaction they purchased the sale heea
a. una that thoas best TO request you 10 sead
Extract ITO" S Ma"."a rassSs s'js s e,s4 las
s-Eneosed the ayneht fgi the Iat PMS Yoa please
isfse,on have net on hand than wh
- Eatiaeii from 6sSisI Tai & som. letter, d.,ed
Youf Pills were received lew aars since and ~ ny M 90,
Of them, and have used % t ourselves very
MI smah Of Chichester that he has
s e n senSe ~ s.. S no % s srs s pssa 'aeOH
Mr Allen f Palmer Depot very ihsnkl he
and bc1 Of these pin. immediately cured they had
performed alike wonderful the
only recommend these"
Extract from Danfcfth's letter, dated
Barnard Vermont, J1nuJff H. 1886.
Please send me Immediately duzen
fegrnbe fis Those short
and give universal satisfaction.
Inc following hat hh estimation
these pills are held:
Harper's Ferry, Virginia. A mil 81. fsts.
Df II w Andews-Sif-l in more ffr
oan vegetable Pills. have There has
nch SICKNESS aud have been much engaged
before was aware Of it, They well liked here
n cRIDER.
Baltimore. April IS Iss5.
BENJAMIN Smith, DDeaF SI hereu an send you draft on
Messr Co. me sr -n,onnt
la the Veeese have
lO2 oczrn on hand Oi tie last - gf.s srBd the enclosed
letter rUm Mr.. CTder. N w hNDREWs, Druggist.
From the Bes
Extract from MessTs & J Hills letter, dated
Detroit March 90 le45
d. Smh-Dear Strive Der IA gross of
coated Indian appup-
we had been them for hrd
been frequent All who have called speak
pills IN the highest terms and when supply down.
ttsse " no fH would
highest opinion a" pills, aud a peculiar peesuFe
sell medicine that such universal satisfaction.
9TPRICE p CENTS PER BOX-CS
NoScckR COATED PLLs I've genuine. the signature
of the sole inveRoT BeHamia Srih d. president
York College Of Health, every
Once devoted exclusively TO the sae Of this medicine.
I7S Greenwich street, New York.
Sold ny CRaSHRsp India srsIos;
Franklin W. MOCSrs, Columbus BhOWN & THOMFsON,
fOTdsyile JOHN Z. KING TerTe laue r. a.
llRUcE & ELDRIDGE IosanSpon j. N. DEFREEs Pru; H. B.
REEF Fort Wayne Ases HOLIDAY, Michigan CITY, ROnKRT
MEEssR W. RosESrs, iaPOne and sold tie Unilsd
States aud Canada.
Beware Of limitations 7S-GmSNas1p
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

two unsuspecting volunteers, designing to rope them
round the neck, and strangle as they dragged them
into the chaParel close by. The necks of both
caught by the ropes, but before the moose could be
drawn they extrcated their heads and made for the
chaparel, worse frightened than was ever mustang
when caught in similar manner The Mexicans
did not make second attempt, but made their way
off as fast as possible. The volunteers remained hid
during the night, and came into the city next MORN
ing. When they meet Mexican ON the road again.
say they, he viii be requested keep his distance
abide the consequence. very prudent resolve. The
greater the distance between an American and Next
can the moro safeiy.-Matdmords Flag, 3D. INST.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

CARPETs.-There was a large public sale, yester-
day, of carpets and rugs, from the Thompsonville
Factory. 1t was well attended, good many out of
town dealers being present, and the whole stock
sold prices fully up to the expectations of the trade,
if not above them, though considerably lower than
last years rates. Administer carpets brought S265
the running yard; three-ply, 97ic.aSl04l; super
ingram, 67ia7sc.; fine ingram, 56ia6l; Venetian,
30a80c., according TO width and pattern; tufed and
chenelle rugs, So. 5OaSS each. Terms, six months
Journal Of Commerce, August 26
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

ton Of personal regard 10 ali the spirit Of friendship and
ankness may combat each others views with such
guments pro and con- the subject suggests it
would be most painful reflection SUPPOSE that This
result personal deren help saying this much
here from sad conviction that incurred the enmiy Of
Of my political friends, by my this subject
last winter could not avoid it, My official xion
with indebtedness forced into the matter, and
strained me TO take part, willing not; and being
PEELED TO act my judgment dictated the pursued
have at all regretted it, except far regards the
friendships that lost. Your obedient servant,
@. FRIGHT
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Indianapolis. 1aysst -, 1896 I
IL
been Oce Interest the Interest unpaid,
wh an agreement pan the borrower such oomnnd
interest and the Legislature having provided o
Commissioners the Sinking Fund
continue the indulgence
i'm, has been Sinking Fund Lans and order
advertise all lands norgieed where the
first day Of JAY last
The order however, the o hse who do not
aud who shall forward 10 I
office by September next written consent 10 y interest
me inter- due and Hitkhcd
25-4ws ). MOhAiSON, fTesiaeH'
TIN. I,arsonn and Palladium Richmond; Express and Courier
% Iae Free Press Courier Lafayette will publish the above
i1.e the reception hereof Accounts of the
with IA continuing advertmea TO lie forwarded 10 the
sinking Fund Office for liquid diOn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
Information Wnn,ed.

Respecting my brother, Mr.. John Hall. stage driver by
occupation who has been absent about 49, and has been
rom for IL years. and who is about 40 years
supposed that he part of the State
of Missouri other Of the western States. Should
this notice the eye, TO the knowledge OF Mr..
Hail. he will be pleased write 10 immediately disect-
ing HE letter city, the solicitude is
felt in his behalf by bis nqung and aeciiOnate sister.
Should said Hall be dead the fact Of his DEATH and the
attending il, communicated TO would be
considered great Qualification. JANE BRONSON.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. %.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
SaIEIlIEErS SALE.

U virtue directed f the clerks office Ct the
I've ae, ile On aaS 81
September 1876 at The house doT 10 ipdaps, Nl wv
hours prescrse6 by law the and ohs TOT seven ,eas VIC
The third OF d NO. w y taie
No indianapolis, commencing ihe cor
1875 feel 10 aslnsun suee uee -
feet thence north 1875 alley thence east 2 eet 10 s place
OF beginning; he ful amount o. Jos"n
interest ind costs and place tr t
sIre Of said real Taken the properly OF DAVE "'i
al o s on a ~ ~ w RUSSELL skerif Aiarion Co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

The Maiamoras Flag of the 9Th, states that Nc
Cullough and Gillespie's Rangers had fight with a
company Of Camanchc Indians, about 600 in number.
In tins encounter the Camanche lost 20 killed. and Of
the so Rangers who attacked them, there were but 2
killed, the latter bringing off 100 horses. Several
companies of the St. Louis Legion, and several Off
GERS of the army came over in the New York.
Col. Taggs is left in command at Matamoras. His
and Mays commands are to bring up the rear of the
army as il moves forward
Col Clark, of the Infantry, is to be left in command
at Matamoras, with two companies of artillery and
one regiment of volunteers.