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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21
Correspondence Of The Tribune,
TIE SECRET PROTOCOL.
HOW 1T CAME OUT.
WAsuiNGToN, Feb. 5.

WAsuiNeToN, Feb. 5.
understand The Secret Prnlocal 10 The
Mexican Treaty ofPeace and Limits came
to DO made public under The following cir
cumsances:
A gentlemen interested in land claims in
Texas under old Mexican grants called on
NJ. Rosa the Mexican Minister here, for
snme Information or aid in The premises.
NJ. Rosa accedel to his request, and, in
the course Of the investigation, reference
was necessarily made 10 The late Treaty Of
Guadalupe Hidslgo with regard 10 IT'S
bearing on these claims. Our coun,ryman
was amazed 10 find attached to The official
copy OF lba, Treaty in The hands of The
Mexican Minister a Protocol Of which he
was utterly ignorant, having direct and
important bearing on his case. He COM
municared his discovery aud his amaze
menl 10 appointment Senator who called
upon NJ. Rosa, and readily obtained from
him a copy of the Proocal. On The
strength of this copy, the mailer is now
before The People.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21

nc Our readers will notice an account o.
a erea, prize fight lhA, has recently taken
place in Maryland by two Yankees, Hyer ard
suli:ran, in which botl, were seriously injured
and The latter dangerously. Such an affair IS
Disgrace TO The age and country in ;ekiM tee lirs !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21
REMARKS OF JUDGE BUTLER.

Mr.. 3. said: Mr.. President, when
sovereign State presents such n resolution
as the one read from your table. il is
significant omen Of the times. lis very
hrevily is a commentary upon lis import
and intent. II purporIs to have been passed
by both branches Of The legislature, and in
tho name Of The people of South Cafolina,
and comes here under The sealof the State.
1t is my duty 10 say that tits not The ex.
preston Of transient popular excitement.
but il evinces the deep conviction of pco-
pie who think that their rights are DANCE
rously threatened. and will be put in peril
by the action Of Congress, which is the
common agent, and should lie lie common
guardian of all Tue parties toithe federal
compact.
|. South Carolina will not seek or desire
an occasion for The applicaiionof her reso. =.
luioo. She will do no offensive act 10
bring about such a painful emergency.
But should she be forced to. meet The
threatened issue, and requiredito lake an
attitude olresislancc 10 The unjust aud ng-
gressive policy of blind and self,suslan.
ing majority, il would be treason in, me as
her representative TO suppose that she
would not make her words good, or subject
herself 10 all the hazards OF. Trial; and in
this she will not be alone. Virginia has
already spoken q language too solemn and
deliberate 10 be mistaken, and which was
made The more impressive by lhe Ian
.guase of my friend WHO sits near me
(Mr. Hunler, of Virginia.J When States
make such pledges, through their repre-.
senlutives, they impose upon themselves
nn obligation TO maintain them. The peo-
pie of South Carolina entertain profound
respect for Virginia, and many of her
people cherish hereditary attachment to
her soil, history, aud institutions. South
Caroiua will stand by her TO the last, and
sustain Der in whatever position she may.
think proper TO assume; and will do so in
the motto of my own State, which Ian
guege cannot be more appropriately, used
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21

New INTENTIONAL young French
engineer named NJ. Tes,ude de Beaureg.
ard, has invented steam engine driven
by the vapour OF water in wha. he calls
its 'spheroidai stale" Ar communication
10 La Presse. states The boiler is placed IN
a bath of mched lead: and wa,erpFe)scted
in small ouabtilies at a. time upon It's heat
ed, surface. the spheroidal state is produc-
ed aud although the temperature OF the
water never rises above 100 deg, the
elastic force Of The 'vapour given Oh, is
found 10 be very far superior to that Of
dteaEIfu it's ordinary conditions:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21
T c importance liza ttic Navy.
Defcn

A Bill has been before Congress, entitled
tic Naval appropriation Bill,,o which was Of
fered an amcnImcntio 10 exclude from the Navy
ration. H. article Of ardent spirits. The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21

The following are The Reso
the Virginia Legislature referl
oluions Of the meeting:
"Rssoluiions relatiue 10 III
the Congress of The u
Slavery in any territory
conquest or treaty.-[A'
1871
Il. Belt resolred, una
Gener-l assembly of Vi
Government of The Unite
courol, directly or indirect
Immediately, over the insI
ry, so as 10 impair The rig
holder. and that, in taking
troll, il lranscends the lin.
mato functions. by deslroyii
organization Of the sovel
crea,ed it.
W. Resolred, unanimousl
territory which may be acqu
arms of The United S,ales, or
treaty with any foreign Pow
to The several STATES of This Untyu. as ih
Joint and common property, in which ca
and all have equal rights; and that I
enactment, by the Federal Gbyer1mcI
of any law which should directly, or by
effects, prevent the citizens of-any Sta
from emisra'ing, with their property,
whatever description, into such lerrilol
would make discrimination univ arrant
by and in vinalion ofihe compromises
The constitution and the rights oflhe Sta
from which such citizens emisrated, o
in derogalion uf that perfect equality It
belongs 10 the several States as membt
of this Union. and would tend directly
subvert The Union itself.
3. ResoLaed, That if. in disregard ali
o! the spirit and principles orlhe ac,
Congress on the admission ofnls State
Missouri into the Union. generally kno,
as the Missouri compromise, and OF. eve
consideration OF justice, oficousliIutit
al right, Of and fraternaE5feeling. The fe
ful issue shall be forced upo1ihe coun
which must result from the adoption a
attempted enforcement of the Wilmot p
viso as an act ofihe General Governme
the people OF Virginia, can have no di
Guilty in choosing between the only
Il %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21
Georgia Moving.

Spirited public meetings have hesn held at
Macon and Upson, Georgia, 10 deliberate on
tie subjec, CT Southern wrongs. Strong Res
olutiuns were adopted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21

&C. We cnll particular attention 10 i''e Pro-
eeediiss or;he public meeting held in lha Court
House at this place OIL Monday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
DEATHS.

DIED. in this city, on Moncay, he 9th Ar,,s
painful Illness Of mere than seven moa,i. W., a-',
A EDHnHDSUa, in the 9Th year q, h., " I'LL ~
suiJ-ct OF This early received lberal eane,.. IT,,
beinc endowed by Nature with a s,ronr d,aon. and
mind was eminen,ly qualified orank h,sb .ahnaiins
OF The learned professions; hut prrferrng any
tired path he occupied great portion ~ n,i. t.
t 5,, Tue yoal o. lhe land ard storing HI. E
generosity ana nohenrss Of sou! rarely su5"asa Tt,
degree of aifsbl'ity which never ai,sd ~ W.
him the admiration Of these wan w. 'he Il:
enough 10 have lhe benefit Of his b,itan, ~, 'o'h
c"nvers ton. i shot time prev,ous IN H., 'u ~
while IN inc!t Stale or mad, which h. ,.,.' AN
The end, hr was asked by his sisters ~ .e'aihed
for the forgiveness Of his sins, ana wh,hs, pfaif'
level mat Cod, for christs sakr had fn,,,a ne y
sihs MS reply was, 'yrs, and hope Ia NJ ,a
IN Heaven HIS numerous relatives and l,,ssS yoa
especially MS devoted iamliy. Win WATCHED =. W., %
side with unparalleled tenderness and us et:
be consoled by the reflection. thar hs W.
has itIt ~ rill rrnensn, OF clly whose e i.
nan,.s .aaa ,sasesta ms earthly e1sirn, srrISrr
with hancs, eternal i'ia- heavens 10 ~, na1'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
RICH MOND, VA.
Wednesday Morning. September S. 1910.
"a SOUTHERN PRESIDENT"

IL ooO ftEkN
This was the cry Of Southern Wings before
The election-ihe honor and The rishis OF Inc
South would be safe in his hands, 10 be guarded
with religious devotion Every day goes 10 prove
thai, in relying upon these electoneering aud
fimsy appeals, the South leaned on broken
reed. Among other strange signs, we observe
III. correspondent! OF The Union asserts that
al a recent Wing meeting in Vernon, Solomon
Foot, lac member OF the House o! RspTesen-
ta,ves stated in public speech, that Gen. lay
lor had sent a New Eng land man to California,
aud he had been there two months, 10 assist the
Caliornians in forming Safe constitution e1-
GLIDING slavery. Mr.. Foot said:
"Some OF you may wonder ho~ know this
! had It from The Cabinet. Yes; | had il from
General Taylor himself"
Can allusion be made 10 t. Butter King Of
Georgia, who is himself New England man"
and who is now in California, rallying The reu-
pie 10 trm State constitution, al all events, up
on The groufd that the question cannot be seuled
in Washinglon-not even by The splendid diplo-
matte abilities OF Gen. Taylor, or his Regency, or
his wonderful moral power and Influence over
The contending elements o, North an! South II
cannot be doubted that Mr.. King went ont TO
California, asa quasi agent fine Administration,
who will lose no efforts 10 remove The fearful
s!umblpg.block Oh! Of lis way. II The difficulty
be mol arranged by the people Of California them
selves, the Janus.iaced tenant OF The Presidency
will be forced 10 NEE, the issue and take his
said with The Moth or with The Southland in
either event, there must be 7 terrible railing
among The dry>soncs Of Whigsery. The cir
cumslance named above, is not improbable,
when we recall Gen. Tay!or's anxiety to seuIe
this question, which was ST. intense, thai, accord
ing 10 Stewards testimony, Ewing and Seward
as arrant Tree >suiicrs as The Union can produce
were, on the eve OF the Inauguration, invested by
Gen. Taylor with discretion 10 adjust he mauer
on any terms. Tic sequel is known. Seward
lock The bold ground, that noihirg but Webster's
amendment, recognizing the Mexican laws,
should pass-lbe Senate would not accede to This
proposition, and The whole matter was dropped
N. B -Postmaser General Cullamer .hO'bus,
instead Of being al Washington on his Official
business, - On WISH 10 Vcrmoh', whe!e al eiec-
zion OF member 81 Congress took place
yesterday. He hiss doubtless been 5Isy en-
gagged in stirring up The Tree solrIs 10 vote
The Taylor and "Scuihern" ticket. Where are
The analhemas Of he Wings against official in
reference with eIeciiou,l Where is Truman
Smith, The irec,soil lr cksier, whose amiabe and
patriotic services were so gracefully acknowledge
cd by The people of Tennessee, Kentucky AID
Indiana7 The Regency, seeing his luck in those
States, may perhaps have induced him 10 remain
al homeland assigned Vermont over to The Gem
era Of Posts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
POET r Y.
MY ZEN ARE DIM VIZ TEARS.

MY ZEN ARE DIM WI TEARS.
My cen are dim w tears, John,
My heart is sair wi wac,
lie an watch the stars, John,
Averaging Tor the day;
Yet il Wilma bring me resi-, John,
An IL Gamma brig me peace,
Till The clay is on my breast. John,
An lhochI and feeling ceis:l
hae looed We weel and lang, John,
An shall while hae lite;
But we've cals II me many pane, John,
Whae should hae been your wife.
Though ye never said word, John.
My trusting heart 10 win,
We hac Iced before The Lord, John,
An tina, is deeper sini
Ye'fe hand Iced seeking mine, John,
When naebody could see;
An We kissed II mony tune, John,
An wasna that lee3
An YOU cen Iced looking luve, John,
Whenever they ,urn,d on me;
An your gifts, wha, did they pruve, john,
But love-or lreachery7
An YOUR step Iced coming here, John,
Sac all in cauld an rain,
For mony happy year, John,
Whase memory is pain!
For thochl the lime would come, John,
When we nae MAR would part;
YET ye gaed wilhou, ae wo;d, John,
To ease my breaking heart!
Ye cam o. your ain will, Jthn,
We saw that was poor;
Ye kenn'd was nae light o. love:
Ye should hae passed our door.
But loo ye after a, John,
An pray TO God in heaven.
Tha. may be taken hame, John,
An your deceit forgiven
MARY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
SHE WAS LOVELY

sh, was lovely, she was fair
As mid Is simmer eveni
An angel from a spiri, bright,
A s,ar that dropped from heaven.
(Well sh, was
And oh! those bris h, and lGsTous OILS,
That burned with holy fire
Those auburn curls, that lovely brow,
None, none could but admire.
(Well they couldatD
And oh that light and graceful form
So like beaucous fairy,
perhaps we'd leave off the I.
And then it would be airy.)
(Well /, wouldD
knelt before her, ard swore
I'D have one burning kiss;
She said-"Go wish your lace,
You can't enjov such bli.sl"
(Well she did y
l felt JUS, then as if I'd dropt
From Chimborazu's summit;
| felt my budding passion cropl-
Mere beauty cou!dnI come il.
mo Stree y
Ard did l quickly snatch my hat,
Without a thought OF kissiDg}
And d ever, after that,
Come up among The Ill ssing2
(I didn't do nUihias else J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
EARN For sAIr


1 OFFER for safe my Farm IN Mddlesex eo,,,.. a..
gina c"nsinin. three baHGrrd aud s,,,v W
II Hes Immediately IN the pubic Rad ,r,t,n -
Ware Bridge To t5hufchye, and abont tsa M, ~ u
tr latter pace. The improvements arr t,lr,tt -.
IT" WI: dwelling house, " IN trrrr roam, 9
first floor Hnd three rooms on the second win w
kitchen, smoke house, ice house Carriage hon.
BILE, barn. corn houses ana negro clbiGs,I a., ~
been repaired am put IN or!r. within tin ll,t fv.
The SOL u very susceptible az improvement a.
there Is an abundance III mari sufficiently c.nv.n,.
every held. have MARRIED about ta,riy acres, ana ;,
that II acts wll The soil prolnce, tue stunt
tins s.cin o. corniry--;o VII: c"rn wheat AMI -.
Il IL Divided into three fields, each of winch h, a.
MA. auA wnois enclosed one Isrpr and ~
small apple orchard, and other rui. trees
believe II IL be li healthy is any rI,ce ~ ALA,
county, and doubt whether Sr,irr water r1",
found any where, AMI v.fy Convenient ro the ,y, '
huuse. The society Is vrTy go0i The Inhabtan,, j. =
remarkable for their industry, -cvncuy ana NH.
and good share Of ihle'iiarncr '
Having Tuned my attnilni, 20 other oroe,..o,. ,
have not time to drt dtr I" farming and therefor. .
sell bargain IN thi' land, ani wi eire lorr ere,,
The pnfcnl.rr, r:oyidrI Interest be paid AMI H..
chase none srcrrti.
The product, may hr easily !.spo,.d of. ASH i,s..
about i've OF SIX uies tom it- Eaprahannuck ,g,
and four ~ iisr miles Ia 4 naYisaic Geek
Ffither description ~ d.tmrd usrlr>s. Person. u "a
Ing Ia purchase can rian.nc the pIrinsrs-or ttt,,
tcn!ars, can address me, II Ufbanna, "a.
Aug ,--c.,lGJ,l k1uLn'r Tpt..p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07

ba,iers DIVA Tor Us some day ball Guy, W
whom then. shall We appea1 To The "olu' W
Europe7 The world keeps itself Iisns ciea' "
engaging iu pastiines with the United Stats
To our own proper streGg'h3 Asains' ~ i
and iuj IS ice, on The rar OF the Yankees 'A''e
no appeal en- earth.
Mr.. Hise, who Was removed BY Gen. Iay.of,
has performed his duties with great ability anu
success. He has succeeded in efiecing treaty
vita Ii Sen. Licenerado Don Bnenaveh'oia
silva, accredited Charge d Afai'rs by N'caIa-
qua TO The u. S. Legation at Guatemala. by
this treaty the right Of making The Oceanic Canai
10 The Pacific through Nicaragua is secured 10
the United States, time without liml tie Zee use
0. the canal being secured TO inc commercial
vessels Of every nalon, on equal terms wIh NOSE
OF The contracting Parties. A correspondent q
The n. Y. Herald thus describes the Nicaragua
route, whose advantages are highly CONNER dea :
But another, the last, and by no mrans me
least important, is the route from the mollh Of
The river San Juan, Nicaragua, on The A'lantic
side, 10 the line porl OF Realeju, on The Pac'hc-
indeed the only practicable passage in toe whole
extent OF the conlinen; by this loule none g! The %
iecluus present themselves that are ionni IN olh-
eIS above alluded 10. ne average uePth vi rug
river San Juan is sufficient Tor first class SHIPS,
with an excellent harbor On the A'lanue; 'hrce
or tour distractions only are 10 be found between
the halbor aud Lake Nicaragua, VII ch may
! easily be removed or avoided, by canaling
aroui them. The lake is uaiathumabe and
emiis its immense body of surplus water into tue
Atlantic by the river San Juau-in continuing
the rou!c 10 the Lake Managua is found large
body u water winding its way 10 the great Lake
Nicaragua; one obstruction only exists in this
pan Of The passage, which may be overcome by
canaicg round il, as is proposed on the rivet
San Juan; The rest OF he passage irom Lake
Manasua to Realejo, IS relrct plain, wh'ie
large ship canal may be made ~ a less cos
ihln som- paris OF The Erie Canal New York Of
equal distance.
Mr. Hi>e has concluded treaties OF ami'y aid
commerce with Guatemala AMI Honduras. aid
left matters in lrain !or the negotiation in WASH
inson, OF similar ueati,s with San Salvador and
Ccsa RIGA. And yet this is one OF the 'imbe-
Gle" Democratic foreign diplomats, "wi;hont
character" whom The Hhig press assails!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
CONSISTENCY.

Major General Appleton Howe is charged in
General Orders from Headquarters with The
execution Of Gov Briees's order requiring the
independent Cades TO peliorm escort ard quad
duty for Gen. Taylor, the hero ot Buena VISTA,
on his visit to Boston. tbs is the Gen. Howe oil
infamous memory, Who, refusing 10 TAX. part in
funeral honors 10 Capt George Lincoln, who
tell upon ha, glorious field, said the war in
which he los, his lite ought u CORR riti .bcme
ms Tad cf honor, ALL wto nc eng !ged in IL
The public, says the Boston Pos, w'lI see whc-
ltef this gensia, who conid Insult the ashes Of
The heroic dead OF Massachusetts, will or will not
lick the drs from The boots oi The luflu, a.e sur
vivor Of Louisiana and living dispenser CT pa.
tILRaee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
MARRIACEr

Marticd, on the 2Ist Of August. bv IN, D..
john McEInenny, d. D, Nj - .,' he'.
DENsis. TO MARTA JANE, youno.s, ~ ees 7
John a. Norh, all ol Lsw;sbufs. v;|s; sa.'' c
Married, on the 3o:h ur.. in $. 1.
Church, Lancas er, BY the Reyt d, T. o ,n,1
CT. II. CAMPBELL, Nj. D., 10 Cu,t, ,M"''
GUsrl, ycunges! daughter OF the ,.'s ~. .rs dc
Ncyins, Egg, OF Waterford, Ireland iH0'as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
CINCINNATI, Sept 3, p.

The Board OF Health report thai from The LIST
May IL the 30 b OF August, there were 645s
deaths, oil which 1000 acre of Cholera. THIS
mortality is estimated as equal 10 one in fifteen
oil The enIife population in thai lime.
Or. Harrison, Que OF The Professors OF The Ohio
Medical College, died OF cholera yesterday al
ternoon-he was only taken he previous evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
Classical ard Mathematical schools

Classical ard Mathematical SCHOOL,
NEAR LOUISA COURT HUUSE-By Dr n MehkE
rI,ii NEXT .e,siop of this achoo viii CONNIE nee on
1 The 18th day Of January, and continue ten month";
With vacation of one month la summer
Ir Mckee mas taken The degree OF Muster 81 arts o.
he Inivrrsity of virginia. and has had several years
yperence In teaching. His course Of instruction IL
thorough, embracing Latin, Greek, Mathematics,
French, Spanish, German, &c.
will take few boys as Boarders in my family,
vino will have lhe advantage heretofore, OF living
with the Teacher. My house is about one mile from
Louisa Court House, in healthy part of the coun-
II; ne any in Tie State.
TERMS:-Fnr Board. including Tuition for all or
any Of the 81 jec;s taught, Sis for ten months.
Tie School limited 10 fifteen; and therefore, those
desiring to send should make early application 10 the
subscriber. ELISHA MELTON.
Louisa Court House, August 2l-cu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07

NOVEL ACTION FOR LIBEL.-The
Editor OF The Pilt>burg Posi- has been sued Tor
libel alleged TO have been rerpelraled on Gen.
Trylor, by his reporter He is charged with
having published forged speech Of General
Taylor. The PitsbuTg Mercury, says ircm his
knowledge Of The reporter he has no doubt The
speech Y as correctly IepnIed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07

The telegraph will be cxtendei to Norfolk
his week. They are nov consldersol, beyond
Smi hheld and will soon reach Petcfsaurr, where
they will connect with The main line, North ana
South so says the Norfolk Beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07

We wtuld call he attention Of the public H.
the advertisement, Of Mr.. Borgman's Garlic and
Smni Machine. We have examined u, and all
though on that occasion there was no grain nstd,
~c have but lille doub that the machine comes
~ To lhs representations made oi il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Court o. a ,',d
L " Session. held for lhr county 81 An'ihnn, IA.
AT The Court House, on hi0nday the LAD o.!
gust, 1859: hy u.
Cyru, Harding, Guadian 10 Harriet Bisch@', ,i.:
phAn Of William Back.rhy, deceased, ''''f'
against Io,eph
Harriet Rlackerby, Thomas BIaekeity' whS US
Blaekerby, John Angel and Sally MS WIZ, aid john
Sally Blackberry PRIOR 10 her MARRIAGE VIZ" IL 10
Angel. and Thomas Revier and Betsy hs wiz" '.,n sid
was Betsey BLACKBERRY prior TO her ma"ihr "dsn.
Thomas Revier, ami ,eph
The defendants. Thomas B!assefby an Thomas
Blackesby, and John Angel and whr' ~" ,,o..nate
Reyics and wife, not having enitiri We" =, ,s.rniey
and given security according 10 u, aet !, ,-ii.'
and The rules of this Court, and Il 81 TINS
factory evidence that they are mol a sjsiis
Common wealth il is ordered. that The 81 4tis
do appear before the justices ii cur az nsi
Court House. on the second MONDAY ~ c.o, Of :h''
and answer the plaintiffs bill and lhsl euqai,sI,
pager published in The city Of Ses% nS, Door ~ os
months successiVely, and posted ~ S .nS Te.te
Coun House OF said county. tepy s;TITH. /. c.
Aug. 2y-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
Ut bl-LF HIHl :
L1f.Sf fTnm Ient-AtLn

The h2,qne Thomas Dal.u has arrived d
this porl with la.c atvices from Venezuela. |
appears tina, battle was fought en- the 18th o
August a, Felipe, between Generals Pa,z snt
Mehagas, in which the former was captured AMI
his amy rui TO ligbl The aflirs Il he com
Try are represented 10 he in very unsettled state
and growing worse every day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07

To Farmers.
EIGHIY. THREE tons pure PERUVIAN GUANO.
~ nted the very bert article, In 6ne order, for
sale by HUGH w FRY.
Aug 24-ewSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07

between The peaceab'e inhabitants OF the Paso del
Norie ard The parties OF adventures on their way
from This Republic through The territory OF MeIi-
CO, IL Upper California and o her places. II, IN
fortunately, such conflict should occur between
the il h ,bans of the Two Republics, the undei-
signed must now declare, as he does declare, IN
tie name Of his Government, that Mexico VIII
have done no more lhah repel force by fotce, and
use her legitimate right OF resistance 10 aegTes-
sion. The Government of lie under,igncd
however, hopes that the Government OF the u.
Staus. animated as i! is by pacific and conc lila
tory feelings towards Mexico, will orter such
measures 10 be taken may serve 10 prevent
The excuses ard disorders Of the inhabitants OF
The Unud States, crossing Mexico, from endan-
sering the peace and harmony now so happily
prevailing between The two Lalions.
The undersigned, &c, &c.
LUIS DE La ROSA.
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