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The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
IHE lnaIRA

Tse ilte s--It4's fsagEas5ps bsi8g ia3~'i ,aee af ths raaea assb59ya ei tas dseadi al seoirzs--
 ies iiorease Gasstia ztatss tsst sevcrd cases pfsseIt'Hg -{ Las symptoms ef Asiss5e csbsfa ass sIalestse thelaseises at teEise, and in tle isass oi Palma.
 ears wers raHs9-s of d asaace besh n i.oa- 0oa aul Paris. Fas Lonston Gisl-S uf December 4lHh szys. .'Ne are informed tbol tt.sre have Eeen severa ghD=kabic eases fsi AsistIz cluarA ia t5e sse ropa.ss eaTiae the past week r None. towevef. recorded iH the ofleial h o mortality gor taG week.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
M.s- CEN GMses' esFaTc c.sr prs fnss --l'as

Mss GE> GAiSss' ssE.T csss pre fnss. = las Igsaiseille Ioafasl. says
 "A fslsaa at Washington n5,6sa us, last sven- iaT by selegrapA, that tts Supreme CcgT1 es te U states has given , irsi eselsluo n fssSg ef Mrs Gen Gaia ass a sts case Involving a snsay millions oi pFngssty F. LoassaGs-Facs'sy in New Orleans Teis aeeisoa, we grs4Gsas. GlAkss MrA- Gasres ons sf fhe Richest rersess tr -lYe t'ai.s= S.st.s ''
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onAREsaED.

oa tst tefh iHst as 4siauB flll iasaYst-e county Ars tfy Hon N Barsltef Gen fsh Ntsf ai l}ils place l, N ss fra ysHe s'tef aauh. fer af 1es James S Gouu'sy
 Al Nlrrsssssn. lage eeet&y, on ts2 E. Ys,ft i, the ket Jagass V Roger. 6rsrZx is,sisms f.~t sEl5fc.sasi !.rdsaesse Yesi oeaniy, to Ai.s. kh9 s.l .7aa eaiy dsuealef si fes 7. z. 4Res. ef she former ptace
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NIL sngsseFEFATS

EAsTsSs.- e4e &sckres NAnesTaY. 1as SunSsy. v esfness@g. k Fsfssy sy n m LsaYe. raesaay, raa clay. st Sssnfsy e O
 MssTfHs Il, Stss ss Fzn B4ysM, &t i}ae. weaaesssy sist Ssfurssyt 2r n Ls1gs. Taes4ss s4s rs4aw. S& a
 Assf ifKs s-e Q S.asfsr2its Dee Nauasgs sa sN4sF. aF n Leave. Ssuasy ard Wetassaay, Ss is
 SecnnFaT 70 WnsA$agfas Due StTs,ey "Wednesday. sasi Fgfssr. n Leave, TaeSiay, Ikgr5sy, X Sstsrssy. 3a m
 p Pses Elsg saEs Cola@Sss Dae, Sunday and Ihsr@say, sF m. Leave, saa6ay asa fhBrsisv. ca as.
 7'a Hss Np tars Bar. avsFT Nr,lnssasY. D n I.eSvs, every NHNa&y. a. IA To Fsrrsrt9is tisgysfle. and Tes, 'ssasasg}r. Dee, eveIy ofhcT fhaeS8ay. ? m Lave, every other Maa6sg, "a m
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IA G ms aa.

ES fae undersigned cabin pssseae sa beard t..e stlaa beat Iftais-s. pG her 2r-set 'gsp .sgFs cN Darts s9 Fort smith. srSsa-ls, t8s- great es.sa5r sa 7tstirg hs putc3y tha.g fi.a tousi3 f4siai of r"Easa iorsge AaG a'teniioa zo gea,i erlas q st- meat stS%a towar4 tsela sy Capt Ciaytou. Ste os- iesrs, saaF | I0isasea si New Ofiessss tae opher laey ,aSe thls i0stho-l cl seoaHass asasg h@s lo tas favorable Cass!aeF4Lan q, fe ifil.is sad tis .;ase4s8g coRHnaa.iy isT ter s2fetY. ssal, usev~- .4a@ss' aea eemtgKtst5e. s.as1eps st,a si let-s lg tGaseti,gs
 laife oa lga'a' steamer lgba ae ;, at I,i'e Rock JsIuary 29,h l9fS
 AlrT si j Byewriuz. J N Nasat.
 drs, te7iai hao,A M.H. NngAl.
 Ip ByFd ssz. SeaA.
 Fi t,eafee, W 2. Here.
 e. 1ealyr- J G Hsrrri.
 b bsQ@nips, A Ih3mPspas
 , M.Laagalia, J @sask
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LAMBERT A. WHTTELEY,
 aTFeRAkl Af LiA. .,x.xsty.Es ss ss--. 0ssMFs ass S-ysp n.qr
tlF'IIt7E ON H.4lth t8.esf NIX HT
 isgTIr isccE, AGgsysss

HAVING FetarasS ts Arkansas. n 5.i attend aed ,5 ns
 lie adsrs h.s serfEess particularly p fAesc fas SHg business tae lela eti1s =s Liate gset frnH facilities sffersd him he wiE issve o-santtaaity make ea,rScs ohtaia e. 'icsses sa8 gy- aag ne fora4iipa csahceted wsth ti,e t4nds If iiis State pf9e ply cad cBa,eHi!y wisitaet tte necessity ot ise geFsoua a'le@ 8oe af tAtst hsvIaE slssn s' os ,Av siEa. Hs tviH dso stl 01 sa prsestiag Boaniy lead @aszeats end asFeHsags-s dee vp3u sieers afa ds4rs
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
Th. isn}igs ef gs;flfs.

Tae following spossass.ee seiA sailg sxrisin aov GeaeFa Psrssftx x5s saa.asi b fsaeh tse eity af II Eiso, sn4 SIss sips hare bsrn saa sa y esy sgTsnaen is re.ation 10 lhe saair We select tiose lessrs 7er 'hsiF hvei'y icsa tAe soae cf s- totuAfssa faraishsa 'o ceasrsss upsa s'.i4 sats1; sY the Wa department;
 % f3TSx SeuARy. 0Grs lS47. AN iorG--ls eenssq1sace os instructions ffes ,se Aguetieaa Gosatnmeng. called al tfse FosefgA oSce afe'y days sa. so represent 10 ycqr lofashfg tbs coASBct of Cspstsn May ef the British s'essl- e Tseiei; who sasssiasfa of his aasy as seatfsi ssa using irBp1apsiiT tnp exsr&oi aiaSry pfYaegss wsASa the Ameescsa Gossrasaeat has gIapsed fo RSSish msfi s;eAmefs ever since tse eorsmssee- asns oi the WET @ifh Mexico Sn .he mouth of Aa- gust sast bro agtt isoas Hsvaaa ts Ksss Cruz. Gem PsssAes. tate PrrSsasa ei Mexico tise satlser a h.. agaiasi tss bass< states ard sseis svowte saa s1abst-eFs1 easny.
 RY the principles ef Bgst5sa law, according ta the op3niSH ei Sir NEiSsfa Scot. fs Roh Rep 4sG3 Captain May hKs readeFea ibe gssssi Iss4 ss consseafieE or. tho Presi2est S tAs bA,ied Sisfes tsigAt ei:eesAaisy Ffsyefi similar aii to toe enemy by aitHf2wlag fipEH these steamers the Ffifllege e enfeiia- &ae posF cl Vera Cruz. SNf ati con hars} her Is5esss $ fi0ytranens VIII render s4eh s,ePs asaecessary. oy adopting sfheient mesus te prevent lot tis sa'Fa, ss.ch siolslvaa oi taeis igalssy
 IL Capt Nav. CT any eC hs es6ceTs Implicated ia :his serious sasrgs. sse officers i tse Bssa ssa- Yice. feel 5oaaa io ask ioF exir dissuisSs' e paaishaeRt in saeA ether way ss may clearly s24Hiles! that inc Ba,sSh G9vefnraeu las d.s8p- proved tieiy caittaet.
 l ts,4e ths hohog. Sse.
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plfnSe RflHrn

Ira. ca7y ef sssaii's Aisp of arkunsas, borrowed .oa se of6es of las Land Agsat during iha s;t;ug .s .zs lsst [ aHveBdoa.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01

a- Ee h4~s received sad rsai with p'easafe the
 auaieaisaef cur ifiasd ''csrsalF'' but there s gss,iasls et i, sa objectionable that we must s' sss. aefsr s.s pF.saiestsop.
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I'd. & R a,aw -.

ftM4E eaarrstsnss .sfbsfa at pefso.ls lsosp igs \ egg y 'sa posss sts ,,-s,a.e sc Jg,i8 pan. saa a oslaH4t Ar@ss9a gr to aasarl Nta 'i.4 -ls4 ialsa Dph@sas ag sf Le,iss.,ay t5asB N sgaa. eash tas ssae. as' tct9ser gafa. ts37 cue on cract of iWse snpafiss the olbes na efr- 3it st two years gwen la Randolph esrasv ArsaH- s-=, sSe aiaoaut af each hete has besu gaii aas th@ se7-s rl'hseid lroHs a,e, pi3l ho, b ssagoa. sble !cf sad EG.ee 0s r9fs 2 resea
 J NCWLaND. Feraaeaias 4s1s Jan IL ie4s 20
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ns ore under maas 9tiiga' ions ta fns ea'ae' .bs.seyy wAieh arrived sa satnFesy last, ief lsie l.E Orleans papers.
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Lat,le Rak, be. 23is47.

Lstsls Refk, Tte. 23.Ief7 esr'ify that BRYaSss II EsTEpr cured ne ef the aHET @ATtsI, ana eaesffally fcco1- ea@ha < ts say pee~5E sisst.arly dsctea. hsisesiay af a s3esrS ssl rerqe6Y
 JOSEPH pcrrHERTY. ! cer3y. thsl EHrAS's REMEus raced no oi tae LIVER % saFhAfxT, aad Hi8sagiY Tce9a#sena i so peT= ns asErted n ilke rnaaiAer
 JAMES u0pGiNS. fefl-sg, tsa' BRYAN eslted s.ae ai SIS Aaee- tses si t.s Liver, asa Eery sheerfu..y receu- fifre4 ss fssssas se aBs all.sss. ia tt< ssTss WI BARRETT faa aHa~afnieg Faae sfsfs st fhs &isso4ri to's5 i tlis eiiy .sissrZfa ne;aE iig 2gss4as a.a *a fsned Nsss Are ears3, except aasse ssfae sts fsfns9y eessA fi, ssoa, ha aae9g 70 a,sfs.6eafe. Ter 6pes s~ sp'iee taep hpt wr ase1a i rEzas fot tae pW.Tie good. sa ssats wAst we stanx ef ass re1seAy in 9oss caveSs
 Tss 3,ssas,i Hote3 ea bs sitsra sn xiih Basht. Stahs Re. ta 7e@five fsaSas snl gsaalesD4s,. tess spr z sna gss gaaatsri. .s csxHsgtx. vii ssery skfrsea ts gaze essn. ral s.ssstsesion sf grasel sseTe T aas e dozAs. Fae eaaaqvs of ;A,s ieee aFs fefa7fAassY aose-ase .aFrsfs~4 with Auy AissssaE eeiss ss.ss4Hsses in tho e0ansYv
 tsFyma th- khsaYsssssta Tnxn t.s ke {. cytsi..s '~a sis-ay. hs ta assenaas e. ts--4~
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01

@e 4,s aaetied 10 Mf. Icss Bsows of inc An ssa, Hagse, fag New oF.eans fapsfs ot the 22nd
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" dei3 ser os Wednesday next. a aasarhiel og T5 pages oc;aFo CsafeeiGg list of Fosts.i, Landss sabieet 10 5e dpnaieg to actual settlers. nnaer al srtot iA% Genegai Assembly of 'fe State of AgkaB- sas, entitled "An act 10 donate to actual settlers te night o.fha s!air 10 certain oflefet isii.iS aprrev. es 25r ueesas5er, E te, and other acts supplement tsry ii,efcio.
 frcpstet at ihe tdaiios 0fFee
 Having heea si considerable espense in issuing aa eeuan 0t th,, pamRh.et, se have thought proper ta .ecupe eoFY-jgtt,
 Ms sssI ea happY 10 sapply all demands for 1t " oar c5uDtsy itiea.t $.
 SSPice--13 teafs uef copv, or s6.G0 per doz- ea- REAtDOS & &GARRtTT
 foHa,F oiice, iAin Rock, elb Sept. Is.7.
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To yiscoop; Pairaersiot,. sc. &e.
Foktlas llffIef. M.

foXEFsk 0FFleE. Nox, l6, is4S
 SsF--Tn saswer io yogt letter ct The sih iass. fuh2 complaining of he eeaaect.ei Capt hsy oi lae Bsiiish fnal steamer 2sst9i h having ceu vsgsd OeB paFeGes from HssaDa C N~Fa4Esz, ED ias meath gf August fast have lhe hoaof ta sfats to yaa ihsi lac iag,s Gasaa,ss!eHers ot The Adia- Tal'y hayng luFesi tat tse circumstances eE thls sIsir her A5jcsy's t;osen1Gsus have lslcrfaed iae directors of stse Royal Mai Steam Packet C8saps- ny tu whom f}P steamer Ietasi belongs. tASs s4e directors are bound io testify. lu msI&ed maenef, iRef GisarpEes ai of Espt. May E conduct in hasirs ttss abused ihs lntge@ace afforded ia tas tosap4e BY vesseis by ti,c Sos efasnrft of th n.tsa ais sad ;he directors 1f ihe Ce8pany szsa accordingly ssesea b sef Msiests's GoFs;euent ttaf fasy wl ilmeaialslY sqye ac Capt May ftan bi, eeiasaafa, and tsst they pa5iicY sfi distinctly cendetu7 sn} art ca iis part (. t6eis officers witch maF 5e re- gsfdea as bsessa ef isit'. fow ards tae Goreen- !aeat of. the United States or as all infringement CT ioFss.cn ot tas regulation essbi.shed by he | states efacsrs iu those parts Of Mexico which are occupied es tae forces Of tae Uatte4 States. lave ths eal,oc 10 ae. 6s PALNEasras.
 G,osgs baactolt. &e &c
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01

We ne lndyLie. b yogug .reud lo tie iolloe- lag wei agi;,ea ani seasib@e remarks upon ;he policy oi the great Socta CaroliTa Ssas'or We hope he vii! fasor U lfe4aea.ig ai;a Is ieas u?- on sae h sshit,ls
The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
.7TlT nDFfEsENfS fer KEN STBSCRlBERS
 ss 50 per annGn iR advance.

Ss 50 per annam iR advance.
 In sFcsf }hst the Banner may inereaseiis already ..,-s,e circulation, we haYe determined b reduce <. ,c,fe.is ss price fof .hc Bsw yolane, ccnEsen- .sg v7is this nuaibe'
 rsUittsnr@ af fT.E DOLLARS, fS kE$sxcE, by . sr sshsrwiss. w;ii sHtisle eue snbscriber io .s ,.,er for TWO years ar two subscribers, esg y.s- Thss applies io thoss paying n sdvaneel bsst acne e,hers Three dollars nill. In sli t.ases. he .s..-sd.-s of tB sss n arrears at tbasfis7ls.
 IT. 4cgNrs.-{iur agents throughout the State 1T, suaorze5 10 receive, for flro years Subscription tsa. sss subscriber FIVE DOLLARS. !u eegs3ace; or .s.- -,se subscribers. fire aoit9rs, for one gsaf
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V Ais State Coasehiiash tse!a .. Celumbus, .s.. ''ss non'aalea Ar ssabary Ford as the caa- .,s. ~ 99'srssr, bat nothing, up to ths isth,
 esh saii Ahc1t The cbosce for Preside at among . 'S,,g.
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Fresh Cove Oysters. &c.

I hsye i',st received f-ssh and ia prime otder-- ! e1a cans ifasf 3 .''ibeFe 0ystsfs, i0l eeUGiae ssIdnes - frsA M karai, Together mta aiunY eibes desirable asicies for Ehfi~fHsa figrs tsa sa'.a spirhAi1 snaFlY of wlnrs and iigaors at t4e ber. JACOB HAWKES..
 Athleys h1iek Row.
 ha khan Sl3oet
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N TIT aw-nc.

Mss ALIEN tiass, ef tie i.s4e ct MessTs t.eaa- reh < aFay wis set a'ss age at, autag essg ;.o- seBca trgat sl'.s csy 5a sets.ipg ass ps Ba Wsa WM. VANCE & BR@lf-
 l...tie Ensk. t.s | la.s
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SUvDRtEs.

D HifIlS brown saxlr ) Sl I5ss q asce Eie easra , ts feva eatiee. 70 hase- T assi eaNsfs haS Fa5aace efse , A-x N0. !. CAaeassse, sf'Q Is Co tea yaD<i : r i81l its aes4e saae ana bar sroa4 6 kegs horsr saoes, 70 bs lsie s8ssrsne ienr, esaks Aeaesra wiae; casks Aa'a4a wiao Ferf wi8e Recelged aa,a for sase low for cash. ty
 VIM, R WAIT. i4N :. fSss ls--u
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AT aTLTOx@

< tasa REGAAtGD splsn,lid asssrtsnsst of ss tssai's FeoAe s- sila aaa ReassF Hats. n:sd stippeg<-iaSs style. ! Aiso q iagzs zSsorisaen, ol esessss Nat3ne Ntsa sss C8fioa socks
 D. g FULTON Little EoeA. Ner 2a, iss7 I5-
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@gh pge@. E.9ss.AEas.
 kFtls aavaeReRfed thss said aplasaast, Joseph \ as lsFr s- asss stiiaslt es shs nea-rssideHcs al ias Rl aafaatcah V'nsu faniioa sf tsr ssld sasn sitaut. s epsteFed tsas Refse oc given said 4ta regi fcnt afeadaht ~ the peR5ency af thls suit. ax ., al as trslcr U the Avkansas naansr ness @ -..g,ttsl1tsf in tais Stste fsr ths nans- ,.ss af Hs,ss aud within the tnae presrr,ee by law tA., ..ta a he aud apPesr h.,sure the cauri hare. kf htmseit. ar cpnnse, hefcTe tlse faarih iav the aest term hereof at court Q te holden a, the eoHrJ-Aonse h the town ef Napoleon, lu thu ee,iHtg af bssl.r. and Sla'e cf ArkanSas, on lha fpttt Moadsy in Match, |. r. Isas, and pesd aastreF, ar sebiar, to said cnnpataaris tjli, ,ha =ffae vii ss. tsk,ss conie set, and dserec en- tsrs-t accordingly
 ias. etfoes aai prayer Of this petitian is to e5- taia deesse of 4geteaWeht from tlr toads of na- fgitpony s1ia tg tesrev, he add comptalasnt and sss-Aaai, bepass ef the ahsence sf me defendant
 DAVID RIPLEY. Cark.
 4 .se eeey lsoni t!ir FecsFt'.
 Aaest DAyiD RfriE-, (ksk
 Ian. l6, ls4t t4-2w .
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3s- RTrc am NSH TRs sEHATE.--Ne extract t8e following iFoa tse Dnlea os lse ittb instAai:
 tse Senate .. the United States have this aly passed d res2iaHoa feaiailiag tse e,ttozs e stse las9p to tise pttiage oi seats titer sor it is due ia oalgeq s. 4S 9eH b iae worthy SeGatsF fIaaa 2, ~ao s.fi. enough b make the saotlea to aaY ;aat ale aevelaeFEt vas male wliha;.t aat knowledge, and, Jf course Wl,hesf any request en oar Fsr, ael sertaisFeasea iec more ipieaied to hiS kia4aess. Ihe resosaiton adortea g.ttoai opposition, aHs. bg aaaBl1a9as 4ale. ani me c6a- iess tie amer ia 9bseh it.wsp a94e a9s caleasz- fei t7 a.Dgd nU0s .yTntiEc sion.
 " aast q s'e a1.s t}Ee s9s. taa; we ha5 aey- eF 5sfa @ep5lsed et ihe opportunity ot hear sag. whenever We desired i. the dsbafss e ihls inse- .ss.5g body Ger lad ai all lisaes o} e Ia vsIs cHHo5ttAle seat 3a the gaieFY st pat sr thr pso- pe' lud iAr !ePQr,egs, whoa ~e have Gailot l 5 found to sc seFy c3gd ogs and eaigias.
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Nfffk ef AhAifsls-~toaaty of besha, Stt. fH te i}e ssss Glfcait Gpur: on the Charcosy side
 thoreaf. il vseaiiop--- December g. A D isI7.
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A Small Farm t9 Rent.
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C.vr ai1 Paeaaov, NasIef,

Fyz4Es undersigned hsv5Bg soEmed e co patfasf. , sbil. aacier tlae tiie oi GOODRICH $ q [ - 5 ., h, al ssaas of (ssIfich $ Bqasdmaa, p'~tkra"i street near a ,ip Tbeirstec sons stss9 aa@ ei9'H i,Ux,.~. knnI,sA Ax.. oyEa-s ,T=. .st g,fs. e#s- zt.l f esat> aSasy Esofr, P AN Y lS a,,s VESTS. ef ersfy variety, slls and Ar rlal sYir4e4 .tire- soa f1Fasers, fne seri hos u shirfs ifaEjaa aat ftney Gtavsfs, StacAs, titeses an5 Hosiery Hats, Cafs. t~e
 &lsa e hard aisrs@ asso1isaeai ef -(LHTH& ClKSIEfRE tEfEfTS aaso ias sa iat os hev;Eeky Jeans. N nleh taey lyW W seii 39s a1 &hO, ,slror re.a} Clothing 9ssll- ulaciErca fo JTisr.
 l. H GOODRICH, ALLEN GkAt,
 IitG,e Rock. Ja7aAfv Ji. lst- @i-lm | a gg t.4. af-s.. Y. E sUErc a5.s.s
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NCoHEr Esrxs xcb.--"-e is4rh fraia tt,s Auieri- esq Alg,susrs ot lSts. that return of Plpere's Comet, w.li.h appeared ln A p l95s s,.. A. . ti56 is expected ihfs year
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GRANN NEEnN.

ffLGYnR, Tisotay. Aad Herds tsrs-s sseA., fas Nt Sal by VIM R WAIT,
 Jan T gs4 lo--u
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Hoip xeuz EovovE-aI b8ve kgova-' = says Ci- eers, "fuaay sio 5y sngaalsg. fw by terpia- s,- is1ce i is fters:ore mere dhe iit a know Aeas to ae s'ieei '..sa ta speak. hni thtrs ls ST5siss PrvYvfh t2 the .a;ae eiisrs Any Foslmay jatl1e sa, < tak-s wlss mar r1 bod tjs toueUe''
 Ter CHel-sKA.--A I.opsea letter iaeaasls tlss. 'f0 e.a Fa eat sfessa o-4i @-.l .Fst s99,eacr,. a s~vesai ,aassg ..oFs!slezsss 4Fis Qs tlat cIts.
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"@sg Ca yo9 sa, yous cup af casfee ppcp ttle ctssr. Nr Joassff saii ear worthy isnd'1siy ;li4 ui0rllpg at bFaS3ffast
 'sI, SC very ssak, rna'ssa.' rsf'f-} Mfr J ae- vsRgs!y, '-i taeoglt roald ies t rest"
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Jaseph.ss l.aw. C,aafl@.as.t.l
 Es. usa1 srya ntyuRsE.
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MAP hGENTS WANTEn.

Feeasoa;as s4s. Jsa Il. is4s z6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08
Richmond, January 24'h, 1913

Remarks Of Mr.. H'auaec Of King George IN he
House Of DsiesGtes:
MIR. WALLACE nominated Col. Henry D..
Washington Cor the ohice OF BTisadief General,
ADD accompanied the nomination with the fol-
lowing remarks;
MIR. Speaker: | nominate for The office Of
Brisadier General, Gel, Henry I. Washington,
OF the county Of King George; the Office Which,
on former occasion, bis mode>ly declined. and
10 which he is now entitled by The time of
his service as Co'ouel; bu especially on lie
ground OF his qualifications, am directed TO pn.
HIM in nomination | fear, sir, he must tall
short OF the description have read OF some with
whom he has 10 enter the lists. Nature did moi
make him flushed soldier. He DID moi conc
into The void, like Minerva, from The brain of
Jrpiler, already armed for baac, nor skilled The
VIII zzns spear TO toss, nor the bfish! ialchion
WELD. But Na'urc gave him, he mental ard
physical qualities adapted 10 lnat profession,
which have been cultivated and peT.ecicd by
military education at West Point, where, al an
early age, he also acquired the spirit and man.
" bearing OF soldier. After thirteen years SER
vice as Colonel, he vet reia'Ds a soldiers spirit
and soldiers bearing, In spite OF The influence
OF the unWa-.lisc ard ludicrouS evoui0ns II
country nusters--ihe only school, believe, sir,
where mos, OF our coionels acquire their military
qualifications In wars vast art thin Partition
divides The sublime and The ridiculous, and
country muster is invariably on the latter side
of the boundary. do not KNOW, sir, whal sort
Of peace our Government originally intended 10
conquer, nor with wha, appropriate means it
was IN be efecrrd, bnl If it be seuled prin.'n'e
that we are 10 nave no peace eIcep! that which
is conquered BY military power, should be un.
willing 10 advocate the claims OF al officer Of the
high merits OF Colonel Washington, because
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REPORT OF THE REyIsoRs.

To the Speaker Of The House Of D:1ssafes' x..,,,
SIR: We have received copy OF lne 'e en ,ho
lions adopted by The House OF pelessn 60 Un
J3b Instant by which we ale requested 10 a,o' ~
the House whether have had unuei t -, hn
tion any pan Tor promoting the feIPa'eh o, ~
siues, in The Court OF Appeals, ana 20 eon,n re-.
n,ca,e any such plan to the House; ana aso ~
nor, noon the exord,encv Of diminishing me nrm
ber Of Judges necessary 10 be in attendance 'p''
the General Court. ,,,,;ons we have
NM "a iOe homer TO report. thai before as well as
a nur appoin,men, as revisors OF me Cooe,
s1ae s.o Uu cpndi"n OF judicial sTsem anI
SOCIALLY the s,a,e of tn COOKE, OF Inc C1nl, %
o,s,Is h We been 10 US suoIec's OF much ahA'
''I In Mach, 1887, the &C, passed requiring snf
clerk. o c~uns annually TO report The d Gosp Gn
NJ causes commenced, decided, and pending e eu'
r;,o The wear eniirg the 3O'h Of A sns oes-
SION Ac,s 1867, page Al, chaper ~ From On
IN. reports under This act by the clerks OF W. ~.
Conf OF Appeals, abs racls have been mace ~
III. clerk oil the House OF Delegates, when es-
hb,l The following rsul's during The tweiEt y,
months ending on The 30h of August IN eacn q
the iolowog years, to WIZ
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS.

The Union contains message from the Pre-
sideni, with documents, in reply TO cal! CT the
SENATE We have room but Tor The following,
from which il will he seen that the President dis
avows the proposition Of Mr.. Trist in regard TO
The Nueces as a boundary:
To tie Senate Of the United Statss
In answer to The resolution o! The Senate OF the
18Th January, ls4S, calling for information upon
The subject OF the negotiation between the COM
missioner o. the United States and The commits
sioners OF Mexico, during the suspension OF hos
;iIircs after the battles o; C0nreras and Churu-
tusco, transmit a report from The Secretary OF
Sta!e and the documents which accompany il.
deem it proper 10 add than he invitation
from The commissioned ofthe Unied STATES 10 the
Mexican commissioners 10 ssbmi, the PROPOSE
ton OF boundary, referred 10 in his despatch No
IS, OF the 4th OF Septe".bor ISt7, herewith com
unnica,ed, WAS Unauthorized by u.e, ind was
promptly disapproved; and This disappfoval was
communicated 10 the commissioner Of the United
States with The least possible delay.
JAMES X. POLK.
WAsHISoroN, Cd February, lS4s.
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Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
Secretary OF State.
TEpclosure No. IL

The boundary line between The two republics
.hall commence al a point IN he Guii oil Nlet
leo. three leagues from land, opposite tn ihe mo
die of the sOuihcrnmost inlet into Corpus Chris'i
bay: thence through the middle OF said Inlet, and
through The middle of sa ID DAY, 10 the middie o.
The mouth Of The river Nueces; thence up the
middle OF said river 20 the soulhermosl extremity
of Yoke lake, or Laguna de las Yunias, where
the said river leaves the said lake, alter running
,hronob the same; thence by n line due west, 10
The middle Of the Rio PueIco; and thence up The
middle of .aid river 10 the aral!e VI ali'uie SIX
eeocrarhica miles north OF The fort at The paso
del Nor.e on the Rio Bravo; then due west along
the said parallel 10 The point whence II ntefsecs
the western boundary OF New Mexico; thence
norlhwardly along the said boundary until il flrs'
in,crsect, branch OF the riyer GiIa; Tor, ii l!
should not irersect any branch OF that river,
then 10 the point ON the said boundary nearest TO
the frs, branch thereof, and from that point in
a direct line to such branch;) thence down
The middle OF SAID branch, and OF The sara n'e.
ella, until it empties into the Rio Colorado; anc
down or ~ the middle Of the Colorado, as the
case NAV reauire, to the lhiriy-ibrd paralle' Of
latitude; and thence due west along Inc sac par
a!lel into the Pacific ocean. And It Is hefeoy
agreed aud stipulated, that The territory eopPie'
hended between The Rio Bravo and lhe apoVe-ue-
fined boundary, from its commencement 10 .ne
Gulf of Mexico up 10 the point where IL crosses
the said Rio Braro, shall forever remain heui
ira, ground between the Two republics, and shall
no, be settled upon by The citizens OF either; NJ
oerson shall be- allowed hereafter 10 settle or es
iablish himself within the said territory, for any
purpose, or under any preiext whatever; and al
contra yeulions OF this prohibition may be Treated
by The government OF either republic in the way
prescribed by lis laws respecting persons estab
fishing themselves 10 defiance OF its authority
wibin lis own proper aud exclusive Territory.