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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14
PHILIP W.PAYNE,
Dealer in Fancy 4 STAPLE Dry Goods

III AIN Street Lyn,hburg Virginia corner Store in
VI Cnre's new building formerly known Kyle ;
begs leave call the attening Of his friends
The public to his large and desirable stock of Spring anl
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept nj
the dry goods line which will be offered tern :
which cannot tail to please all who may want good
goods ut low pIces. II friends ami the public
nestly rcques ed call and examine his Stoch US ii III
nfold him very much pleasure 10 exhibit it.
Ig-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14

NJ OT1CE.-Tbe subscriber bcgs inforn the
" citizens oi Bucianaa mud the public GO rrnlly fhu
lie hus taken tho nfge md eomnpdious lumber house
on the Basin, formerly oecupied by VIM. T. Hnfdy
Esq } where he intends condncl u Wholesale AM
H..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14
/ OCKETs, LOCKETs, Pms &c.

II The subscriber respectfully informs The public tin
hc has Jet returned from the North will an urlsuhll,
large stock of Degne,re utypeng material, embracing
Frames Cases &e. nf 4 elatcs STYLES and patterns Al
large stock of Lock- els md Pins some extra fin
made TO order, which wilbr filled with pictures in In
best style oflhe art. low price, according quality,
AT Whehurst Gallery, next door to the Va. Bank.
P.E. GIBBS, Proprietor
n u. Paintings and Pictures Of all kinds accuruteI
eopis2
Stoo furnished at the lowcstc cash prices
feb lots T. z g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14
NEW CLOTHING STATION

~ of our irends,uad the public generally
those in want OF any hind quality Of GOODS hoip
the very finest Crystal Palace style the common n
iices Of every day
w" inlto the attention of those wanting articles /,
our line 10 give us cnll-trehg assured that we en-,
and will SCI, as cheap my house in this city md
good ms any. Being judges of CLOTHING, aud wish
ns to sell on fair terms. The public may rest assured
that they will obtain the worth of their money.
We may enumerste al articles, such as lin.
French BEAVER OVER COATS all colors Oper
Couk STYLES BUS Cuats of all cuts md fash
IONS Dress and fioek Cons Of all kinds Pants of n !
styles and quality from the Boot and Tree to the Miss
isspri pattern. Also the beautiful Vests. made.
in patterns, rich the mines OF ohforna and more
enchanting Silk, Pushes Brockades, Vtlvets Cash
ncrc-, &c, &c; Bosom Stocks, Cruvats beautiful l..
look AT Funcy STOCKS, FINE S II RTS aud cum
mon ones, Fancy Subscribers; Hosiery Gloves Mus,
l'uckskn Gloves; some most splendid Umbrellas, sin.
gle and double ones; Under Shirts and Drawers Wool.
Silk and Cotton aud all things necessary clohe
man IN comfortable garments whether lac be rich n
poor. Our ouse is open uli COME and see tor
II emscves.
Those wishing their gnrmc made order. sny
we keep tie finest Cloths Cnssimers and Vestngs, ol
all kinds, To be found in tn, market, and warrant
everything to he made aud fitted according to ORDER
the goods returned and no pay demanded.
We have the best worknsn engaged in establish.
that be secured Norta South therefore give
us trlnl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14
MULES FOR SALE.

! hive on hand lot Of hrs-rutc Alu.es broke
vi and uol'rnke, whirh ~, dispose OF on leason.
<ak<G-uble terms. THY are No. /, and any wish.
ing 10 examine them do hy colling my Liver
Sobie nj Tie upper eui Of Main rcct.
shall Always keep stock on hand
sep ! : dts w l. READ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14

JUST RECEIVED
- 10 bbs. Rock Fish,
30 bbs. No. Cut Herrings,
25 Boxes Olive Oil,
Is Tons Country and Rolled Iron.
Hhds. Prime L. r. Alolasses,
10 bbls. Orleans Molasses,
% Boxes Loaf Sugar,
All of which offer for sale low.
July cts JOS. b. NOWLlN g. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14
MERCHANTS.


n T. w GROCERY n COMMssshVN
y House. have rented from a huehe'i
ii. rc-proof brick We ionse lately efeGte'' u
lie basin. Immediately above Lacy g. Terry, for the Pur-
tose Of doinga
General Grocery d Commission,
REffEIVING IND FOR IrdRDING BUSINESS,
Persons buying goods In sell again would do w'l' L"
rnll on me before purchasing. shall sell very low
u commission only being all the profit charged, where
the cas good negotiable paper |. given IN exchange
good supply of GuASO. LIME PLAs En-
Kept hand which will he sold low Us at my mouse
IN the city
All goods consigned To my care will be- forwarded
With all possible dispatch, and particular nen on pa
> the order of them.
Con.ignnents Of produce ard Merchandise solicited
larges reasonable and pnins spared to render shts'
incton. Account sales rendered made.
WIN. A. MILLER, on the Basin,
amg 81 Inc Of The firm Of Miller a Complon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14
NEW GROCERY a COMMISSION

CA kD The subscriber egs leave to return
"A his thanks his friends and the public generally
Tor the liberal patronage bestowed him. and most
pertfly soicts continuance oi the same the new
concern JOSEPH IL. WILSON.
sept 12-dAcfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14

N OFlCE.-My stock tool. ana hands ton u l. ',,y
ting have all arrived in Lynchburg, and AN me-
iuy prepared To execute all orders entrusted ~
with faitht"lness and dispatch. ii, or.
would be thankful my friends to hand IN ihen
1erS at once to prevent hurry about the time I'll gus
10 he PUT on
No Bills will be presented sooner than the hrs' u
nary next under any circumstances. .,vPy
je 22.dts A. G. DAbNb'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,

in store, rendy for exhibition. le thinks it useless
attempt enumeration af articles. suffice il sny TIM
every article be had his store, found in smila
establishment in the Stnie.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to lay in full
stocks fit up old ones will find greatly to their ad
vantage to give him call before purchasing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14

Very Respectfully,
BAKER g. CLAVEY.
sept CTS Corner of Min Market SITS.
N Office The undersigned have this day pun.
IN chased n. {. Taliaferros interest in the concern
of Echos, Pryor faialerro the business as hereto
fore, will in future be conducted under the STYLE and
firm of ECHOLS & PRYOR, who alone are authorized
To the name of the former concern, in winding up
They solicit continuance of the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
r. J. ECHOLS,
aug SITS w. H. PRYOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14
INTERVENTION rOm VmE FALL
: arc now Receiving lHclf STOCK OF
Fall AZ Winter Goods,

y ~ Il 4
Il An d WINTER CAhPAIGN, 1885, i.-rhc
subscribers receiving their stock of
Fall ~ Winter Goods,
TO which they respectfully invite the tnr of the
public. II Is believed Ia be Il largest and vulu
able ever exhibited IN this city, and comprises in grn
variety, everything properly belonging To the READY
MADE CLOT II | NC and Gentlemen's f FINISHING
Business. in part follows:
French Black Dress AVID Frock Coats 80. SIS To b
English 81 g" " " ..-... ID to %
Anl'can Ger 7 To Is
Fancy Dre-s and Frock Coats of every desirable color
Cloth, Cashmere. Tweed and BeaYer Sacks, Half
Sacks Frocks, and Paetots varying in rice from 81
OVER COATS Of every suitable style of good, IL
market.
CLoAkS-C aledonian, Julien, and Talma Cloaks
PANTS 4 YES fS-in our large and choice assert
ment may be fouu styles to suit all OF the for
mer. stock of Black Cashmere, French Doe Skin.
Ribband, Barnthea. French English and American
Fancy Boot tops and sJld cooTs, is surpassed in
any one estaaiishmentn Virginia. VEsTs-Rieh Plush
Velvet Grenadine, Florcnline aud Baruthea Silk; Cash
me-. g Imitation Cashmere Fancy Wool Furmer'- Sat
in Valencia, Cashmere Poplin, Satin Velvet, &c PA
ty and Wedding Vests White. Light Colors and Tin
seed Silk. Merino and Velvet.
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is well sup.
pied with everything pertaining that branch of the
business, Gloves and Hosiery, Shirts Collars Black
and Fancy Cravats. Stocks, Suspenders Pocket Hand
kerchief Money Belts, Under Garments, Seorfs Night
Gaps, Snokn do, Foot Muts, Dressing Gowns, Study
do Sis Bingham and Cambria Umbrellas, Trunks &
Carpet Bags.
Country Merchants
Are invited to examine stock. Our prices will be
found as LOW goods Of the qualify can be
purchased in the Northern cities.
SERVANTS CLOTHING.-Tohacco Manufactu
and others, having servants cothe. should no
fail to give "a call before purchasing. Our army
seping-aclines win enable furnish 5000 servants
suits for the Fall Trade
A. s. SHAFER & co, Main ST,
sept % Is Lynehburg, Va.
E@Bedford Sentinel Roanoke Beacon and Wytbe
Vile Telegraph plcase COPY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14
FALL Il WINTER TRADE.

FALL Il WINTER TRADE.
fHslIE Subs riber having collected item with great
clre from the Nurhern manufactures, expires. "
TO this market, believes it 10 be by far the exen,
,ite and complete that has been offered
in this vicinity
Those ia want of any articles in line will fud il
great to Heir interest git Gull assert.
ment is adapted to the wants of the whole community
Tin and Iron Roofing
And all job Work connected with the business done
promptly and in superior manner; and at moderate
prices ut the Lyichburg Stove. Furnace and Range
Works, Main Street. c. S. BLISS.
sept 2Sts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14

ENlE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-.
spectully call the attention of the citizens of
iynchhur2 and the adjoining country. his large and
IA splendid assormentot BOOTS. SHOES -
N CATERS. &C., of his OWN MAKE <Ssz@ss
-~S AMI which are WARRANTED THE BEST QUAIL
~ AND Of SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP
PERSONS wishing to have good and durable Boot 81
Shoe tor the present will do well to call ON n1r
as am determined to please, both as regards quaIii
and price.
Don't forget call 1.-THE store three doors above the
franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. I. +. GRIMALDI.
dec l1-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14

A CAKD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
n pectlnlly ask continuance of the patronage ;,
long bestowed upon him. to the new concern and il
s eonnef ton he de'ms it proper, ask all who ar.
indebted to him to come forward and settle their nc
cunts without delay.
There are many claims oflong sanding, which mus
fi"se mp aud it is expected thai all who know them
selves to be indebted willpay attentionto this notice
Jan 8--dts 8 DIUGUJD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14

IN STAPLE " FANCY DRY GOODS, Reods
Mate Ctct4ing 8c..-W ould most respectfully info1n
his cd customers ind buyers generally that he il
receiving and will in few days have his entire stool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18
HA v A y A
.vv,v.I or THE BLACK WARRIOR.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
IMPRISONMENT OF AMERICAN SAILORS.

The steamer Black Warrior X. w. Shufeldt Commander
arrived on Saturday forenoon from Mobile and Havana
Che left the former port the 9th mt a; noon and the lat
fer on the l1sh at M dsys and hours from Hsvsns
AlsmentAble accident occurred At Havana on the 10Th
nat horse race TO Of on the Military Parade
Ground Just outside the city walls for the acconm DDS
ton Of the spectators seats erectedsome Of them
twenty feet high.
Just as tbs Captain General entered and the sports were
about TO commence portion Of the seats gave way pre-
eipatDg some FIVE hundred persons below about forty
or fifty were either killed wounded 1rsing all ages
and sexes The actual loss Of life had not been fully as
etrtsned.
Three American sailors belonging TO the bark Jaspar
(which vessel recently landed cargo Of slaves on tbs
Island Of Cuba) have been imprisoned in the Moro
They Say they shipped New York. and when the nature
Of the trad. the vessel to be engaged in was made
known TO them after leaving New York. they endesvored
10 get away from her but prevented by the other
part Of the crew consisting Of Spanarcs aud Portuguese
who threatened to take their lives and they com
PEELED TO make the voyage
The runor of the ship Lady Suffolk having after landing
sree cargo Of slaves been scuted aud sunk, now ap
pears to be untrue she went to Of the small p)rts
on the south side Of the island where she taken pos
session Of by the British man ofwar brig Daring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18

:. 4. ,,.., tina. New Mexios' extended 10 the
northern limits Of 81 Fl Paso ana tns' INC ue'
30 cIhi ~ s,.oae Va. under the jurisdiction Of
New Mexico "a q d. psrtmen of henco Inc el'h su.l
hes Of the temp rary terTitor.. b ,b
opgysss al the United States continued 20 exercise afs
dctn over this disputed terrfy until the l-g aud IN
nxibg OF the initial point on the NO r.noe IN
is :, 40 dorees and minutes north l4ude, more than
forty eight rides above the town OF q P-so by Comn''
siOner Bartlett. -,
Commi,,isp,r appear the Governmen, Of the Uaitef
S; that Congress repudated the act and declared that
the treaty fixed the boundary no: more 'h.n eent rs
north Cf Fl PssO But tins acton OF Congress did not
tyert the nnmedse evils FLOWING from the act OF the
Con missioner The territory immediately seized up
on by the Mexican authorities American citizens located
cans who had commenced the settlement of Mesda 10
lsl7 With the understanding that they we're pA nag them
under the 81 the Government Of the III
to Sites iound themselves -inst their WILL sain unaer
the Meaican Government. Many Of these citizens sP'
peeled then executive officer Of th: Territory oui IN
-
Thus stood this question the 18th Of March last when
the executive oicr Of this Territory conceinng II to o.
bic perstye duty TO maintain by a the means IN Ms
powr the integrity of the Territory tbs direction OF whose
affairs snd the prosecution Of vbOe interests had 0-en c1n
feed 10 bis care by Government of the United safes
issued bis proclamation relaxing possession ct sNd d7Pu
ted territory and requiring all civil and military OH ;5rs
~ the United Stats execute the lave OF the United
"Sstes and OF the Territory Of New Mexico 10 and over
"the territory aforesaid " which, tbs part OF me al
tDUfltltb OF lir Stale OF JUN p''
has been rsitied. Therefore,
R,olres That opinion Of THIS meeting the errory west
Crande and yLg Joth o. 81 dec 2 MN north latitude
the led
y CONVEYED Guadalupe Hd4sO y the Cn@d STATS
other portion OF our terut1f' end
therefore of that territory BY the
q chihuahua ausurIauon-
esored Governor william Carr Lane hl.
t disputed territory h4s 1st
nhed manner faithfully discharged hsh AID important ddsy 20 "
MEXICO esecufye AID he deserves
support 10 the position he
has assumed
Dir Miguel Otero moved that the statement and r.so-
luions together with proceedings be pu,hed in the
Santa II Gazette, when Wa adopted.
"Ihe meeting then 40 ouIned ....
II y SMITH, Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18
THE EAST
Extract from rrrsie Corr,spoud nee e'unu-i-afi for TIE
Iri5tas
MOsrL. M.n1ag. APP. %, 1913.

- ~.
MosrL M.raa, APP. %. 1913.
While We are c..fned to this desOate pat "a cfcl-
ou (athou.h he C,lle 0f tie human race r IS plea
ssrt 20 receive friendly letters from "Aome.' Du- the
a.. ros Disappointed ~ 10 this matter Jet t brought
rs letters fom Beirut, Aleppo Di.fbeAr AMI other
ices. which, together with newspapers 10 ourselves
sfd lie ELg,h Consul aho gives tue pe-u-a oi biz
El sl md French papers) 10 measure supplied their
place
We learn Us our letters from Boston thar O copy OF
c compliant gent by MIR b. and myself about our be-
~ latl,a',d and stoned ia Darbekir with nyuaity a
t.s..le lave been received 40 the State Department
a Naslile.tu aLd uat President Pierce be- minated
Is lo,d ID toward us sell other and oil Amer-
,. ,tze1 shat-yer iaw Gl calling they may b. en-
edL tateyer country they may be located or pass
through, aud We have the highest reason u expect
ult such 4 Minister sill BE- sem 20 the sub
.re Ioite ~ sill Insist upon full protection
r1 IF. IN case Turkey becomes involved in
Ual VIII Austria kussie, II is not impossible
list ,Lr oRu Government mt7 Aave something % do IN
Tie ttet. 10 view Of tie sutans disregard Of Jhe In
slt, tUeIcaIs have received IN his dOmn.ons and Yet
Ws age Rot anxious that the United States sLa call too
cA attention 70 as .est the sublime Porte should order
s oBt 81 t ID MliOns Indeed this is what tie Catno-
ice n Acsul are trying % effect They hag, bought the
C.di aIi alha AID by tler esuitic4l influence have
Jccs,tec in Grating 70 c0lsid .ra5.e extent the I'M
LrssL tLar nldels. deny ~ Lot OH. that iry
Is tie mother ot God, but also that there God The
f.sLs has stL sIls several times % my study. aad
- G8ls suce discovered tlree Of them. Last week
'e, cane l an Arab dress a. Armenians. The change
a. drts could not change toe color and expression Of
tieirrl fsiolI,my charged them vlth beng spies in
re employ o., lie Fapi-rs. tl-t a. Mahommedans they
uirLt swear at wee trying TO subyen their re-
lic,D kfeT lengthy adnohit0n, IN "nca We endea@-
oef 10 e.nsu our Dos cid intention aswe "a that
Of their employers they ,sned up IN part tod them
lat tb,1 cane In heir proper dress and character
lsy were Welcome TO stay a. long as they pleased but
if they we're caught ny house again IN the char.
- the pasls basspies out constantly "a various parts
Of the cry as vel a. among the Arabs, Yezders and
Er,ds In fac the Government aud It's officials have
ken Lessons 10 tti' respect OF Austria.
~ emo .er or ..frrsI.E ~, rho - ~ -
yljct - !'nI 80 were II ur-ys ' - 'o--'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18
RIO GRANDE.

We clip the following items from The Brownsville TEX
nsl Flag Of the Goth ult
"IsDIAE DHFIcULTms BY passengers from above ar
rived the steamer CamaDche on Sunday last we learn
the following;
"On The 10th inst information received by Capt
G. anger OF the Rifles, stationed at Besyle, opposite the
Mexican Guerrero that party OF Is 20 Indians
bAo crossed the Rio Grande from the Mexican side about
eight miles above his post Tie Immediately dispatched
patty Of 10 oos their trail ana dividing tne remtn
Der uf company into parties stationed them such
manner intercept the Indians their Not
more than 30 hours had elapsed from The time Of their
crossing the river when one Of the divided parties ,ov
sTed the Indians return trail Which satisfied than that
they making for the IN the river al full speed
The troops overlook them while crossing their auimais
Eve Indians were killed the sp six wound.
ed horses bows guns, blankets, sc, taken
fr' them and those who escaped swan the river entirely
NAKED. 1t would sPpear that these Indians were fully
Of the presence Of the Rides az Bellsvle Taey
Travelled l36 miles in 80 hours espOng the ranches from
the place their crossing down To Jack Evers rancho
They returned by way OF the Sous.
"Much credit is due 10 Capt Granger for the admirable
tact display ed by him on this OCCASION and which resulted
in so complete a rout.
"REISroRcTNTNr or MgxIcAN TRooPs on THIS FRoy.
TnR-Iroops are continually arriving at the Mexcsn
towns the frontier and la such numbers have
before tins line. Military encampmens also
being established ut points the Rio Grande which hith
ettU have not been considered ct sufficient 10
be guarded by custom house guards The proprietor OF
baking establishment IN CsmargO has been utvd up0n
contract for baking bread for ten thousand men. Il Is
reported by passengers recently arrived from kO Granis
CITY that opinions freely ressed onthe otner side as
to the validity in SsLtA Anas opinion OF the treaty Of
peace the having been .de and ratified during IN,
ahstnct, thus creating question As 20 hs necessity
plying wiihiis Observance. The dviue MISSION Santa
Ara reclaim the lost portance of Mexican terrific
~ also alluded TO We do not take upon
responsibility suggest what policy Sauia Ana may have
IN ihs movement the contrary give ini0rmaOn
rs matter Of fact We the R-pu0ho of Mexico
oan have enemy IN this quarter whose presence re-
qles euch extensive armament yet the opposite con
ti,r is assuming warke aspect and ports as
object of this ATE current and cOrrObors
hat Ia. fbay nfha
de- IN the question public ana calculated to interest
NOT Affect the community Al large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18
TIE AlEsILLA QUESTION.

We find in The SaiG ne Ga:etic Of the 18th OF May
the following proceedings of meeting Of the citizens OF
Santa re upon this subject
At meeting OF the CITIZENS Of Santa Fe az the EX.
change, the evening Of the nth May, Hon. Hugh y.
Smith called 10 the chair and Preston Beck appointed
Secretary
t. express The views AID feelings OF the citizens VI
lie in regard 10 the southwestern boundary OF this Terri
tory oened by the ste commissioner tbs part
United States 10 establish boundary hG- bstGsen tue
United States snd Mexico.
J Houghtoo Esq after few Introductory remarks, il.
reduced the Ouo Sps statement and Uton5, which
"The citizens Of Salt. Fo, in common with tbs whole
people OF New Mexico, having proper regard for the
t.rtsis OF the lerroy and maintenance Ot hur rgh.S
have assembled 70 express their VieSs and feelings
10 the oecsPSon OF part OF thu south western pOr
ton OF Territory by tls authorities 0f CI,nutl a.
Stale Of Mexican pabhc and OF tbe recent seton OF
our Governor William Carr Lane, in references 70 that
occupation,
speeuly present tie following statement of taos - the
"On the eth Of March 1927, Joseph Sarmsato M,-ouis
de Ia LssuDS Nc,r0y Of Mexico Uu0sr of
Spain issued decree declaring tne boundary between
New Mexico ana New bSoSy NOW CoianNhas g OF Il
the Rio NVm6re de Dos Sacramento, aud described
the villa OF II PAso to b w:h!n the lUrsacoH Of New
He1ico
New Mexico 10 the Cortes Of spain in memoir % that
body bearing date CaGiz - claims for NsF oA5 ia.
risdiouon the 2sh osrve Of Dosth latitude and tuds
the southern boundary OF New Mexico seem, % have stood
uniu, Oy an ACT OI Tue sue Nc~H S'Nso's F'e- July -
1874 the northern limit O. It's iursaicd,a Oi ias tosn
called Paso was made tue northern boundary Ut Zoe Fog
nee OF ChhuAhua, 6ad necessarily tie southern boundary
Of New Mexico la the subs qge.i Selr -- CalhltlIl
was by act Of the Mexican Coug,tss oe,ei nt1 St.ts
" nh the northern hms described IA OBJ aci of 4s2l
by no subsequent act Of tbs MeAcAn Government has s
boundary Ike been changed.
by The treaty OF Guadalupe Hdazo the Southern
boundary Of New Mexico - lA.d oO.a ia D.suclsiis
map was made paIt Of the Boundary bo.sren the 40
republics.
he southern boundary Of Ne sMsXco as Lii do VI in
map strikes the BIO Grand- lo.a not sz
D. edpg eight miles above the town called 4ss0.
"1fscir = 'hc "hauges 10 the position of this
boundary ulG,J Ae ~ "a ,"l-lIeal Ip - Oh, dagt