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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Nv telegraph.

BOSTON steamer Cambria, for Lyarpo7 oarAs Z
Ian Parsons Sacramento C,y; Tartar san Fra1e.eo Ao7oaa
Barbados; Jeddo Mobile Elm Pha .ehs Cosmos, ha9l+ u.fy
Tsr Richmond Thos Feuu. Paa Ere, Carer and bay state
CALAIS Nov ls-s sch Pavilion Sew.Yorsi Gu brig BRISTOL
Phls: Charles, YORK. - r, ~
bnss cisve1d Philadelphia Frederick Eugene and A<
bra New-Ycfk sous Mary Phii HafEn9hiai aha siA'H' @
Basx6oR, Nov 3cd bark Amazon, MaaaI' sch L'ara',
VIEW BEDFORD sov cH ship s,epAapd Indian and Pacific
oG PRoy DE Nv 5Arr Oop. Loas s' York Eliza
Albany. -. c-iu pha,
gft.RiyYR, Nov l5-Art sehs MACY Bishop Pha Amanda
Al bIgaros Nov ASH sch Fo.araoad, Baltimore,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

At Island Jan 3d. ship Scotland Smith Nantucket l5o
hbls sp oil
At topsng Jan .t ship Samuel Robertson w,shoarn FAIR
500 bb sp Japan The above report
brough Mr. VIM Duee second OF the hwood al Naw
Bedford Jaa last c'pang attached to BIZ Nhalsr Ara
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TIT a r RITD.

On Nov y Reformed Dg,eh Church IN Fnstln = Sy R'y
J. r. Ii,lder5.rab, D r.. REUBEN BURhHALTsR to Miss
ROsAHOh II sou ess 5aug her OF a u. Nl.on, 81 D
Feu-t County y, Tuesday, Nov IS. by
Re- PAUL WORTH, Of ths City, 10 Mss AR
RIE1TE NJ. C0NGDOS, of the former place
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Receints of Produce

81 the North Rtrer Boats, Nor. 27.-37000 BIOL
Flour t70 do WHISKY go do Ashes 260G0 bushels Wheat
do OATS $50 do Corn 24oo bbls Butter o5o do BEEF
g -..lLdn q Ees.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Commission ON Claims against Mexico.

On Monday, November 25th, the memorial OF
John Patterson claiming for demurrage OF schoon-
er Fanny, at Campeachy IN l8f3, and Tor JOSS Oh a
chain cable, was taken up TOR consideration, ana
the Board came to an opinion that the CLAIM was
not one valid against the Republic oil Mcxlcoj and
it was accordingly not allowed
The memorial of Charlotte b. Hotz, admins
tratrix of Peter Hotz, claiming for general aver,
rage ON schooner Arate Ellis, and for loss and
damage of cargo and vessel, was also taken up,
and the Board came to an opinion that this claim
is not one valid against the Republic OF Mexico ;
and was accordingly not allowed.
On Thursday, November %, the Memorial OF
Joseph Bowles, withdrawn by leave on the 18th
of June last, in order to amend, was resubm1tted,
examined, and ordered to be received.
That of David Douglas, claiming for expulsion
from chihuahua, on the 9Th OF September, 1910,
for six months imprisonment, and tor consequent
damages, was submitted, examined ana sus-
pended.
That of Charles Stman, claiming for expulsion
from Matamoras, on the 18th OF April 1870 ana
Cor consequent damages, was submitted, exam
med and ordered to be received.
That of James H. Clay claiming for seizure, on
the 18th December l845, of schooner Susannah,
of which he was master aud half owner, tor her con-
iscation. and for his own fine and Imprisonment
at Matamoras, was submitted, examined, ana or
dered to be received.
That of John Christian, seaman, claiming Ion
contiscation OF property and imprisonment oil per
son, ut Monterey, California, IN l64o was submit
he'd ex amined, aud ordered to be received
The Board will again convene tins morning q
II o'clock. Washington Republic
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EnnkPn. &c.
w hnlRra.

Oct 49, lat 30 n. Ion % h.rn brig steering w.sr
showing signal red white red horizontal the HenrcoW
sl from Salem Sept Il, for harnhsml
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

On Wednesday .ysnins soy H. ELIZA OH W HoOsr,o
aged * years.
aequaaarcs respectfully invited to attend
u1 al from e residence Broome III "a
o'clocf
On Tuesday WOW 70 after aai painful Illness, MARY
BRYAH ge6 g years daughter Of Frederick b Bryan Counsel
0[ oa tas no Of the 9Th asL ROBERT CHARLES Sen
aged 81.
hobart and also thos' Law
Henry Henry W Monroe respectfully n7te
atteud the funeral FRIDAY 2h INST ~ o'clock his late
residerce iieeft HIS viii be taken TO Greenwood
C.m.t.rv for interrrent n2s
In B,5oISn on Tuesday evening Nov o. 1880 of consumption
Mrs CAROLINE CECILIA, wife OF Casper H. Knhe aged
years, mcn,hs and II days
Calm wa. that bed Of death, though long
The mortal sutiered-snd her song,
Wien glad MESSAGE OF release mad come,
Told friends and kindred she was gong home.
The rea,yes Trends family aT,conate'y invited
to attend her Friday afternoon. Sow o'clock NJ
from Gold between Weughy and Fulton,
Brooklyn.
Or TUESDAY morning Nov 26 Cheea PRISCILLA w,
DR. Charles Chase and daughter Of Enoa James ESQ., Deer
field NH
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Toial assels. .......S .20I

The Company show assets above liabilities
therefore, of $4,000, in addition 10 whatever
may be realized from claims for forfeited stock
sold, and from individual debts not secured by
collateral. The Engineer estimates tkat the pay.
ment of land damages and outstanding bills, and
for the complete finishing of the road, will require
the further expenditure OF s205Oo0 which, de-
Quoted from s47o,ooO leaves sa65,000, or there.
abouts, for the purchase of cars and engines. OF
the cost of the road s4l,673 has been repaid to
the stockholders under the name of intsrest
The Directors are of opinion that from aud after
Jan. l. 1851, the earnings Of the road should be
applied to the payment OF dividends, and they
confidently anticipate that on the LIST July next
the stockholders will receive a semj.annual divi-
dend that shall be large per oeutase On tho
present market price the shares
Counterfeit SEQ gold pieces hav made their ap-
penrancc at Cincinnati
Fbe contractors have commeuced delivering the
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possenrers Arrived.

Kate from Tampa Bays 6 DeCamP Sur
geon Kdeey Bvt Mjor Fourth Artillery Comds Bt'a-
Ion; Getty Captain ufth ArtieyjG Rams, Brvt
CiptanJ Browne First cut; Howard First Lent
Lieut. Second Artillery and lady and companies OF
Fourth rtli.rv. c. r. II, L and NJ, numbering l25
snip Gacna from NelC OrieanS-h Page Mss Raymond,
u steerage.
chic, Felipe ATsngs, Rafael REYES
bcrk Catherine from M05ueMr Taylor, lady and two
In b. brig FIso, from Be,r'daMr NJ 'mith Dan Smith,
IN big Taylor from Bea'f-Andre d., Portlo, George VII
liam
hIRlATURE ALMANAC.-....THIs DAY.
svs-Risss 0l set.-..-.-..4 - heoS-Rises co 10
HIGH WATER.-...- HOV IS
sandy -. Gov Island 35l He'll CATS ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

N'' R-c4erd Toa E1- Stock on It ok
since Sept Rort since 5.o hand band 81 81
!, 1850 Sept, %. at date sept ~
n Orleans, Nov. IT,. l86,48l 8l402 lotGT7 lG,6l3
G Mopie' Noy "a "a ''' 526i 255 Ili8
Tnyas Nov Q ~ 5000 80. i44 81
Gcor9ja' Nov 70 49, $685. 9,798 32,767 1850
9 CaSSoIino NV % | 90887 $685. 1921 30698
N Carolina Nov %. l,47l -. -: 80:
Virginia Nov. i,... 1884 900 Low, d'U90
Other Ports, Nov D. -, LIS -. Io,flo
7o,7 -397 100 2l5 $50 2I2065 1926
stock f COTTON in Interior Tonas not included m the Receipts
1880, 1919.
Augus'a ana ria"i gu Nogembe 16a17 j806I
Grigpi Georgia -
Montgomery Ala. ...... November lG. 1885 1923
Columbia s. C........................-
Memphis Tenn - Noyenberll $685. 1870
-. ~ 49,, - ~ D., - NJ Wi. from, Son, I
A0'' Oo'to" SIX t 10 Mr. = e Ig0 '''
TO Crt Britnin bsles IS 10 CHER Foreign Ports 2O68
~ W ~ T ' Jaw Ok o. IN Nh ! y ~ l " o ! VI
no NCrii, nf Fnronc 984 Total II ft.5
Shipping LIST
en- FL0uK ANP market io[ state ana Wes.
cru you" S a e @ o @
90 ] IL Ie @ f. ,h J d r tn,
LOT export LIe Is isr spefuHlye demand at tc III,
sue Ig e ioi ,e 1a @ - h wI
inquiry ana saes OF iVQ po!s At va n 9ohu ne sues
OF Domestic are lolO Dds al l83@4 3t Tor NO super
me w az o94 lo common 10 slrHIt 9al o5t of lLu
pure Genesee Tie better grades are steady and IN fair re-
hG I0eu gage 9oH'heTn Is sany anu q4e'
sales OF 6U bbis al S5Q0 ~ ormXe 10 STRAIT brands ba
imore Alexandria Georgetown and Petersburg City Rye
fiou Is fi safes OF loV Dds 10 arrive al 9 ~ CON
a. - aug ? opis 15 81 PuS y 3 ~
Dbl and 5O@62tc = Or bag bag ,oo s,o
W lle Flour III :; bbls ~, 25s W., 553lj
The baa S d F demand Tf pe h ", gI Ii
mqnd and considerable pressing on the market Canadian
prime is firm The sales are 200 bush ordinary Cenesee
ll6c; 5000 do prime do, 2lc; $4,000 do good to prime
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

NEw.JERsEY-Tho Board of Canyassers held
a meeting at Trenton on Tuesday and the result
of their examination of the election returns re-
suited in the figures heretofore published-5,669
majority for Fort for Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

A barn belonging to Mr. Samuel Ramsey, at
Port Murray, N j., took fire aud was burned down
on Monday evening last. Loss about 81, OO0' in
surance 5000
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
CARRIAGES. WAGONS, CARTS,
Esi0ugfls sc.
vTHE subscriber hereby re-

THE: subscriber hereby re- usx.-z,
i turns his thanks 10 his Gus EEaIssi
toners t,r the liberal patronage
bestowed on him. and respectfully informs hi,
friends md the public generally that he will con
tnue lss business in all lis branches at his estab.
hshmeit, corner of Church and Main streets.
CARRIAGES of every description made TO or.
der or repaired in the neatest manner. Plantation
and Road Wagons, Carts, Drays, &C., made ant
repaired as usual Also, wroughi-isou ploughs
made TO order and kept on hand for sale, and all
kinds of Plantation Smith and Job work attended
10 rronlPtly.
THE Subscriber has also ta- ~
ken the agency for the sale of e
all kinds Q! Wheelright and Wa sxs=Ass.szxs
gon work, including Wheel and Dirt Barrows
Iron Axles, Wagon aud Cart Harness, &c, from
the celebrated manufactory Of Messrs, Busby &
Little, Of Wheeling, Va: and will also Keep as
soTtnent of Flat, Round and Square Iron fol
Smiths and Planters use.
The attention Of Planters and those wishing to
purchase is called 10 his stock, and all orders fol
the coming season will be faithfully attended to
and ali work oraerea or purchased from the sub.
scnoer.ii!y guaranteed The freight on carriages
sent to any part OF the Coast will always be paid
june $, ly. W. F. TUNNAgD.
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offise on Florida s tNsst



The BATON ROUGE GAZETTE in publish
ed every sstuRpA, morning, at s3,oe per annu,n;
rasnl,e IN advance, OF T5,UU al the expiration ol
six inonths
ADVERTISING --ttne dollar per s1uare FOR
she fltn insertion, nrd half that price for every
sulse1Hent insettion--ten lines of less constitu-
ting SQUARE. ...,.-.-.....
FEAhLY ADVERTISING eirhsn,s Ira
defs. and others. will be contracted with on the
most liberal terms. ....,.. ~
All POLITICAL ADDRESSES, for the exclu-
.ve benefit Of individuals, will he ehsigea rs adj
vettisenlens, .a .
All ADVERTISEMENTS Of PERFuNAL
NATURE whenever admitted will be charged
nj the ree OF two dollars pei square, and payment
required invariably in advance. ~. .......
All Advertisements NOT marked With the NUN
her cf insertions viii he published I'LL forbid. OF at
the option Of the publisher
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Fpr ten lines OF less. not aetabe, months 3 8.
DE do do DO do do Go.
Do do do DO do / year Is.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

Eos, nv Nt,s Dtiyuts Commercial Timer

prvr,srpy --pr. l. Chaaiier.-Ws beg To call
attention the advertisement oi Dr. chandsef % an
,tb.t ,n,u,,n I,r e Professional merit ns we have
had opeasun to esrtipnce, " uf he highest order
III merhanital dentistry, he is UNSURPASSED ~ any
We have ever known. his work being executed of the
n,tsi scientific principles and put ont of his lahd ~
s,e If finish that rendered it an Object, Of ples ine
interest even IL, the eye4lieht elegant and yet dur
able Fur the n,inof ubsra'itns nt ha sr,, surh ns
i,eef,aa ns seali,a and extracting he liasa n hand
Of rare address, md ieiracy heartily commend
on, hends 10 No 3 tf,ntress street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1860.

A love for the Uuion burns as fervsntly
now, rs it ever did, In the bosom, Of every
true American
Dark will be the day when the lone
star Of Texas is planted against the con.
ssellation Of the Union; and grim will be
the visaee of those who may take refuge
under its folds. Yours,
.r.. j. M ELAN.
10 his Exeelenrv, John A. Quitman,
Governor Of the State Of Mississippi
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Ffssn the Nes Orieans Commercial 7Y'rrs.


Dr l. Chandler. We have recently seems very
fine tiece Of Workmanship in Dentistry. executed
bt this gentleman It Is plate Of gold with ieea,
inserted 10 MI u,}a ,at'arr III part Of se Jaw and
lrslnr whIeh lnh bepn eater, nwal by eanceto',s
iisense lhe Individual for whom It was done, had
been snf,tts,,a o.. considerable iisei ho,n sii nm.
sphi, Calling IN of portion bf HE cheek and lip.
which hurfnily disIeuret him. The suhsiiiuie fur
ishsd II, HE de,roua hend Of the Dentist IL so ef
f4,t,nl as aspelferty to hide the tasaees made bi he
disease II the sane time s'aef'es sintaby Inc
floyp.s IL ,iastieanoh II sa beautiful specimen Of
Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

Doctor, II cab tell by your vety cotin-
tenanee that it is what you want Hun.
dreds, affected as you are, have been res
tured to health Better take bottle"
# want to see this Mf johnson first, :"
persisted the sick nan.
"Get carriage then. This walking in
the hot sun is too much for you
"Can't afford to file in carriages Have
spent all my money III doctors stuff Oh
dear Well! YOU say this matt lives
Just beyond the three mile stone, ct tile
first road leading off to the left =
Yes
"Two poplars stand at The gste7"
ayes"
II ought to find that" said the man
you can find it, ifyou try returned
the Dortor
The man started of again.
plague OH the preserving fellow :" NUT
tered The man Of drugs. as soon ~ the in
valid retired II wisl, Id sent him sin
miles instead of three"
TheS day wore on, but the Testimonial
Hunter did not te-appear. Early Oh the
next morning, however, his pale, tlinfaee,
aud emaclated brows were visible in the
shop Of the guack doctor. .......-..
"Ah' good morning good morning !"
cried the latter, with Une Of the most rs.
stirred and pleasant smiles iii tho world.
"You found Mr.. johnson, Of course -
"Confuund you and Mr. Johnson too!
No" - replied the invalid. impatientIy.
The doctor was mai Of great self con-
trol, and. Of course, did not in the least be-
come offended.
"Strange said he, seriously. "Yon
surely didn't follow my directions"
II surely did The first gate on the left
hand side, But your two tall poplars was
one tall elm"
There 1t is again" and the Doctor. in
the iullness Of his surprise, actually let q
small package that he held in his hand,
fall upon the counter II told you popars,
distinctly. The elm tree gate Is at least q
quarter OF a mile this side. But, to settle
the matter at once" and the doctor, speak.
lug like man who was abetit doing q
desperate thing, turned to his shelves and
Restor---"here' the medicine. know it
will cure you. Take n bottle. 1t shall
cost you nothing"
The sick man, tempted strongly by the
hope Of cnre, hesitated for a short time,
and then said
II don't want your stuff for nothing.
But, half dollar won't kill me"
So he drew coin from his pocket, laid
it upon the counter, and taking the rnedi-
cine, went slowly away.
"Rsthera hard customer that, said the
Doctor to himself, with chuckle, as he
slipped the money in his drawer "But
III take good care to send the next one like
him little further on his FOOLS errand.
Lie d much better have taken my word for
it in the beginning"
Tie sick man never came bank for q
second bottle Of the "Restorer." Whether
the first bottle killed or cured him, Is to the
ehrollioer unknown.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

rlNlIE regular meetings Of CAPITOL ssys.2p
l. DIVISION No. %. S. Of T., are held IA "a
en- every Hoa3ay Ec,aag al I O'clock, sf4-rsss
rreciscy---in Old Fellows lIalh Lafayette ST,
Gy order of the W, L,
June l. JOHN J.. WALLET, R. s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

90 KITS Salmon and Mackerel :; 10 bhls No
oO3. Mackerel; 90 bbls No /, Mackerel
8 bbls Pitch; do. Turpentine % kegs Tar
For sale at the Planters Store.
aug 10y. No. 5. Church Street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

When two women are qnarrelling, any
gentleman who chances TO be preseAt,
stand quietly with his hat off until they
are done. When they have finished, he
should put on his hat, whistle tune, and
make them believe that be has not heard
. yro-d -a.eh they have spoken.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
IMnartanI Notice.

TIME subscriber offers the following article.
i for sale al wholesale: Mess Pork, Broorns
Coffee, Brown and White Sugar, Brandy, Gin
nnd Wine. Tobacco, Shet aud Powder
THpS. PRENDERGAST,
ss- lev Water Street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

TIE INTERIOR or ArRrcA.--Becroft, a
daring and intelligent English voyager,
has years ago dissipated the dslusion, that
the interior Of Africa is desert waste.
He has shown that it is accessible TO navi.
CATION and trade; that the climate II as
healthy as that Of the tropics generally ;
that there are regions Of beautiful and
fertile country, afording opportunities for
legitimate commerce eofindefnite extension.
This adventurous traveller explored the
river Niger within forty miles of Timbnc-
too. He has thrown light on thousands OF
miles Of richly fertile and wooded country
watered by that great stream and upon
the ivory, vegetable tallow, peppers, indigo
cotton, wool, palm oil, dye woods, timber
woods, skins, and q great variety Of produce,
which invite the trade. To carry on this
trade in the vessels which navigate the
river, it is necessary to have black crews.
The London Spectator remarks, "Of
course the free blacks, educated in the
West India trade will become useful work
men in penetrating the native land Of their
race. We emust depend, at least for genera
tions to come, on the black race to supply
the bulk Of the crews. For our own
country should not complete with Britain
for the rich trade Of Africa. Nor do we
know any more efficient method Of com.
petition than the proposed line of steamers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

SARCASTIC SENTENCE, Old Elias keyss
first Judge Of Windsor county. VT, was
a strange composition Of folly and good
sense Of natural shrewduess and want Of
cultivation. The following sentence, it is
said, was pronounced on poor ragged
fellow convicted for stealing pair Of boots
from General Curtis. d man Of considerable
wealth III the town of Windsor.
Well said the Judge very gravely.
before pronouncing sentence Of court I'M
dertaking to read the fellow lecture
you're fine fellow to be arraigned before
u court for stealing. They say you are
poor---no one doubts it who looks at you,
and how dare you, being poor. have the
impudence to steal n pair Of boots! Nobody
but rich people have right to take such
things without paying. Then they say
you are worhIess--that is evident from
the fact that no one has asked justice for
You; al, by unanimous consent, pro-
nouneed you guilty before you were tried
Now, you, being 30 worthless were fool
to steal, because you might know you
would be condemned. And you must
know that il Was great aggravation thai
you have stole in the largest town Of
Windsor In that large town to commit
such an act is most horrible. And moi
ouIy did you steal, but you stole from that
great man, General Curtis. This caps the
climax Of you iniquity. Base wretcI, ;
why did you not go and steal the only pair
OF boots which some poor man had, OF
could get, and then you would have
been let alone; nobody would have
troubled themselves about the act. 70,
your iniquity in stealing in the great town
Of Windsor, and from the great General
Curtis the Court sentences you 10 three
months imprisonment in the county Jail,
and may God give you something 70 eat
Rich. Je9eysouaan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
MI dfCfncs! Ttedic es!I
JOHN c. LAN0UE.
In the Past afiice Roam lIaruey u0uSe

HAVtNG received the Agency of the follow
i l. ing named rdteut Medicines can assure his
friends and the public that be will always have
a large supply on hand and viii guarantee them
10 be genuine and fresh.
Tewasend's Ssrsaparilla,
Wynscop's, do
Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry ana Tar
Wistarfs Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Nerve and Bone l.iuimen,
Davis Horse Liniment
Tobias Lininent
Dalley's Pain Extractor, G.
Metiit's Pills, .,
Nnght's do, a@
Rrandreth's do
McCemhie's Restorative,
Tenure's Specific,
Billings Astringeut,
Shernan's Cough Lozcnses,
camphor, do aud many othess which he thinks
is useless TO mention, but will ALWAYS be ready
to show when called upon
june ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14


tptetenstsns' and rights Of France, as confirmed
IN the graft to Jfszat, or asserted by Laussate
Or to the 'etyte',sons" of France, asserted In any
If you answer this Question IN The Affirmative
.hen up 70 that me as hef western honhaafy
territory which once beiuheed /, France ami
transferred to the United states by the treaty o
Now take your friap Of Texas. Mexico and The
phNeu s1a1es' anu starting a, 'ie NOUN el ue
you have finished, answer the following inte,roga.
''f,ss 1s, a., II, oh ,n, o,h If MAJ ,e,e A.,
United States Army Of Occupation" OH The
sa VIII ,, ~ ~ ..a, ~, 'ia as.,;,,, u;,;.a a,,
sent to destroy The line OF limits between The
r. isto anI as,a,,l,s s,,,.,, linz Nv as vn,, he
Just decided should have been traced as between
If nm q, evann.t;,, ,f tho ,,,,,,;ses vor
cannot answer my ltl'eftogatofies tu your en'ife
thai he pre,eIe,lt, boundary Of J,a,,ssstte and
me one inaieated IN the grant TO 't0zat as having
to be traced north and south. and the Rio Nore
was no. ,ne proper po'f' oi oee,h'hg' 'heh ,iaee
straight line any course you please. leaving 81
hn,on.o ae peAai anu sa''a To ae west a''
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