The Morning Star. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 565, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 14, 1843 Page: 3 of 4
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p iblic their lan ds may have been situated. It is, there-
l ste, ampossible lor the Committee to under stand with any
certainty the precise nature and xtnt of ahis claim.
Kury hate, therefore, only to remark, that it the lands of
anv udivjduals have been sorfeited unde r the laws of llie
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I have the honor to be. Sir.
Your mostob’t. humble servant.
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/ NE quarter of a league of land in Fort Bend county, eigh-
U teen miles from the city of Houston, with 170 clear-
ed 120 of which is Brazos bottom^ and .50 prairie, with a com-
fort dwelling, negro cabbins and otherpughouses;pFor parli-
culars apply to J. SHACKEkFORD, JR
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e iity or la w. it is alleged that cei tain subjects of Great jj' happy.
I', > i in hvebeen deprived of their lands by lawsenncted. (
by t he ‘I. xiao nurborities, and L mi Pal inerston reu sts, ilization, of libtpty, and of pence” (Such
tsus hi 3 .> vu I»nguage,that ■ the se poor people may I ave i we could catch them, were ‘ '----'
Hun R. Scurry,
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w mb was entered into with Mexico, they cannot now
come forward and claim any benefits resulting fiom the
hrhievemneut of our national independence; nor Is it be-
G avernme nt is so totally destitute of testimony to support
11 -n. I1 if yo ir ( 1 a nittee only view their present iion
with feeluugs ofsurpr ise, Andeven if the facts on which
the claims purpot to be based were true, the elaimants
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VV ton and its vici-rg, . . ._____-___________
youth of b th sexea. Mia M dden is prepared to loach the bran
m of a thorvugh Euglish education, together with Music, Drawi
Painting, Ornamentat Needle Work, & —* "
3 and 4 4 bleached longclohs.
Prints—assorted Englisb, French and American Prints,
Boots andShees-mens’ mud bOts, ruset brogans, kin do.
boys de, ladies’" shoes,
Sundries--Irish linens, diaper, linen bosom shinis. Towns'
aud Webster’s spelling Boks, cotton and grass leading lines
i small drums, a fresh ankle for families Ar
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Drugs, 2 kegs snleraus, 1 bbl glur, I do copperas.
8” WAe’LengPBRegg’No r aud eround ginger
Tobacco —2 boxes superior "Orinoco" chewing tobacco 6
Domestics—Lowell snaburgs, 7-8 and 4-4, unbch’d cotton
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defendant to appear. pleat, answe ror demur, an or before the first
—v - ••• — aermof smd Court, to beholden in and for the twin
tyaforeseid, on the first Monday in October next, or theaame will
be heard Ex Paris.
I US I RECEIVED per brig Bain H,uston and steamer t$a.
•J rah Barnes from New Orleans,
• Cofee—sacksgreen Havana Cofee,
Sugar—9 hhds Louisiana Sugar,
Plour—30 bbls superne Flour, i *
Whiskey—12 14 rectified Whiskey,
Mnlatses-8 “ N O. Mollasses,
ftice—l tierce Carolina new Rice,
Soap—15 boxes No. i Soap.
Nath—50 kegs assorted Spike*, Brads and Naik, '
Powder,25whole, half & qr. kegs Dupont’s FFFG Powder
Shat i|- Lead—Akegs bar Lead— 2 do as orfed Shut,
Percussion Cofi-itt M split and i ibbd Percussioncaps
Paper—16 reams cap and letter Paper,
Colton Cards—it cases, 8 doz. Whitermores best,
their tin 18 restored to them It is not specified who th
impoiter and Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Pa mis, Oils
Dye Slujfs. Chemicals, GlassKaret
Perfumery, J(-c ,
/FORMER of Avenue D., and 23rd street, Gafveston, nd
U corner ol Main and Congress streets, Honson.
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c» ning a peop’e whom a successful revolution has made (LAMhey thus grow ip
h-e. soveseign and independent," to permit the right of — --a ----
miking laws to regulate their internal affairs, to be ques-
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fa relativa to the individuals said to be aubjeAa ofGreat
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The second class of claims advanced by the British .a desire for improvemrnt mi
would be the only rivalry between them.
concluded by proposing as a sentiment--* England, th
sun q civihzrion ; may she long continue, like her
, Eddystone, light in the ocean. N-, -- itgl: -hi..____
e no found ition for their pretensions in jnsticr, to bin, but cherish—not to rende r th"1 world desolate, but
e national
m ofa thorvugh Engjish educaton, together with Music, Drawing,
Painting, Ornamentat Needle Work, ke , and she hopcs by.hr
strci attention to th Cui Hire ol the minds and mrtrici regard to the
manners and conduct of those consigned to her charge, to render
general eustacttin, ang •*:»» patronage. She has also mu h ex-
pc wore is I Teicher, having bet enggd in that eapacity for the
last ex ya<a Herurmsor turtion vurynceordigtotheadyunce- |
menrotthe Schollar, and can hnkniwn by npolication to thc
Teucher. And forcharneter,ahlity, and industry as a Teacher
would reepecuully tender for reference, the names of the following
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out delay, their rights in lands lawfully acquired by them and'knowing dare maintain them ; though th
during the tim that the State of Texas formed a part of career has been short, it has been distinguished
the general. Mexican confederation. I have to request.
that you will bring this matter under the notice of the
adjustmens. By an act of Congress persons holding these
• grants ar emrart Institute etit “omine "hd Hennh-
lie for their setileinent, and in case 1 ,, —
l iw has provi led that the full amount of aheirju igmeuts gor Whig,
shall be satised. As our Gouris have been thrown open
ih this manner, and the administration of justice impar-
tially provided for, individunls having claims of this class
can h ive no just cause to complain of the Republic, or de-
there lore was entitled to some respect as an agricultural
now tollowing the se ps of her I dayynranonearraan
in improving her agriculture ; and he hoped that
that and every thing else
H public, inthe enactment of those law s T» xas only asser-
i-i i preroguive which every indp-ndeni nation tas the
ig U to tst rl O.i d claring herself in a state of revolu-
Ler, «u I disolving the political tie which bound her to
lrgetowos and cities. Our children suffer from it. ‘ The
parent considers whether the child's work is necessary or
not to the child Nothing is more certain than that their
. future independence nhd comfort much depend on being
accnstomed to work—accustom'd to provide for the th
and constantly recurring wants nature • ntaili------
this wernot so. still it preserves them from bad habits, it
secures tin ir hea th ; it strengthens both mind and body .
it enablesthem better to bear the confinement ofthe school
rodm; and it tends more than anything else to give the m
jost views of life it is too oftenshe case that children.
ter to such British subjects,as I
Giverninent of Mexico to settle coloh
These grants the undersigned understands
al, and th" Government of Mexico reserted the right to ar-
r st at any time the settlement ol the s(mne, by compensa- as a
tng the grantee for the pin he should have settled. That jrct in which we might learn from all nations ; we might
compensation Texas either his given, or will give to all even learn a line fomthe Chinese. (“
m nd reparauon for damages unsupported by competent d
prbof. . .
It is with feelings of surprise sod regrr tbit the com* j
miuee hove considered she last Utter of Lord Palnerston,
in which he intimates ChM his Government wopld be jus*
tifi.d m gendingajmanofwaronour coas! todemand sit-
isfaction fur these claims Thry can » onsidet this in no;
Other light than as a to- nece designed to intimidute this
Government, with the hope of extoning M unfair dvanr
tage Theintimati n thatsuch a course might bejasti-
fible will appear morn extraordinary wheu it isrecollec,
led that although th United States of the North and
Frane have recognised our independence, and entered
in'o Waries with our Government, Great Britain still de
clinesthe formalities of recognition U, therelore, obe
considars Mexico as bating the only legal ewistnce as a
num*, theapplieaitonfov redress of the allgod grievpah-
cesonght to be mad-tothe aupreme nuthoriri s of that ;
Government, rather than to our own. But your commit- j
tea trust that the threat of Lard Palnerston will have no
mA sence on the legis itio»of Coogress, to induce a
favorable sentimeut tow uds the pretensiajs ofthe T
Goveroment The people of Texas know their rig - .
oct 4 wtf-409 h A COBB & BRQ., Galveston.
INXCHANGEonNewOransior sale by
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NEGROES FOR
May her energiesibe concentrated on those-igh
objects—the diffusiomgot knowledge, the extension of civ- (1
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even learn a linle fiom the Chinese (Laughter.) Gen- !
I tlemen might laugh, but there were in the Chinese Ian
breaking out of the revolution, and the undersigned can guage 27,000 treaties on agriculture. China had for
asuce Lord Palnerston that the sme justice shall be ren- - thousands of years subsisted on its agriculture, and had
d-redlto notivrgof Gtat Britain that is awarded to the contrtved, bisidles, o accumulate immense wealth, and penring, it is
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—IHREEliltely Negroes, twome
__ men are firsirhle field hands anti teamsters. The woman
is a good cook, wahller, ironer, seamsire.s, Ac., and will be sold
low for’casbor coltoto, if application is made immediately, to
J. SHACKELFORD,Jr.
Necessibi of Work for Children —There is no grea
ter defect in educating childreh than neglecting io ac_
tom them to_work. i ’ — ______ .
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purpose, (Laughter.) He considered agriculture tn be
thefoundalio of all weahh, the great instrument of social
mi pi o veinent, the conser vaor of public morals. (Cheers )
They could do without the, doctors if they observed the I
rules of health ; they might do without the lawyers ifAhey
kept iheir jemper; they might possibly do without the
clergy if every man would take care of his own soul; and
without the soldiers if they would ouly fulfil the great law
of Christian charity ; hut he could not see how under
TARCH, a fresh article just received, and for sale by
augl6d&wtf-402 1 J D.GROESBEEK.
TEXAS BACON,, j.ns
AMS, sides,shoulders and joles, for sale cheaper than ran
be forced sep 9 J SH ACKELFORD, Jr.
.. 7 J.D.GROESBECK,
(ASTILEBOAP,jusireceivedandiorsaleby
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RRAN M.—4 barrels American brandy, jst received amHor
•nalebymt.may4.__ J SHACKELRORD Jr
"REsM,pupp‛ "Catomol,“ujnine andgprumajusr
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. J USTRECEIVED,40oz.Frrenchauinine,EkegsSaleratus,
• • 30 Demijohn^ 60 Jugs, and for sale by
. ■- ... J. D. GROESBEECK.
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MISS A. E MADDEN, laic f San Angus/,
ipectfuly inform the Lad.es and Genflemen of Hous- I riS HE undersigned respecilully informsihepublietharhe,has
a vicinity, that aba will open a School fur children and I opened hisshop on the east sideof Market Square, and all
to teach the branch- thla wno wish shavmg and haircuting done in thencaiest
-- “ L and ms fashionable style will please favor wm wjh a cat ‘
and he hopes from his ex pe He nce and skill in that hue to re-
sepi ember Bfita, IB13 ou 3 di 1 W
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-i r. SUPERIOR ERIC TIN VI ATAHEA
Humhisiratsabrarumsn
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Al ( olman, the intelligent Representative ofthe Mm- Houston, Oet, AOth, 18443. - oci0d3iw341
sachuselts Agricultural Society, atened the recent i.ee
of the British Royal Agricultural Society, at Derby.
-"Agriculture, all over the world,”—he
REPUBLIC OF TEXAS,} Distsiet Court.
county of Washington. 5 npce
Chaika E. Gregory, ) "istmicbgout
t APMeadden. 5 Altachinentforthpsumots1s49.
rm H e artachnsent in thiscase being returned ieviedupon thebooks
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and lu. saletow "or.oah b TORREY a BBOTBSKi
’ । ! Bour r, September i5th, 1843 NeP 10 d,
A W.Cantield, ’
wludomaryckykaq, I Houacoh.
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FOR HAVA NA.'
rpHE fine fast sallluz Brig SAM HOUSTON
1 will I ave on or bunt the first oftcober for the
port; and wih have immediate despatch back,
fur freight or pa- ge apply to
11 xA COBB 4 B OTHLRGalveson.
B A SIIEPIEID Hou-on.
junrecuiveuuudrrsgeby
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provided they spend a half a dozen hours of the day at
sobosl,are permitted to speni the rest as they pleas? —
f" “ > in the world without a knowledge of
its foils and its cares They view it through a false me-
diur T’hey cannot appreciate the favors you bestow, as
they do not know the toil they cost Their bodies and
minds life enervated, and they are constantly exposed to
Britain, who it is alleged have bern prevented by the rev- i.1 whatever vicious associations are within their reach
olution in Texas froin completing the conditions allache q The daughter probably becomes (hat pitiable object,‘a
to certain •■grants” made to them by Mexico; your Com novel reading girl The son, if he surmounts the
mitee wooid remark, that they presume the idividuals !* quencesof your nglect, dot s it after his plans and station
hiving •E upresario Granis," are he persons alluded t. for lif are fxd; nod when knowledge, for one of its i-
Cncerning these claims we have only to state that the J portant objects comes too late. No man or Woman is ful- i ,
G vernment has provided ample means for their complete '• |y educated, if not accustomed to manual labor. What-
. : ever accomplishments they theiT nn»n-
oweredt institute SUH aga nst.the Repub- tal training, a dedctjon must be made for ihe ir ignorance gtieor H A CM de V rather. H A COBB.
'“ P “l Calvexon,Sep20,________.8e£27wu-108a
INGKR-just received andior saleby, Auogepe,
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Washington County.
Anthony B. Flory, )
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decree of the Convention which declared the independence
of Texns By the laws of Mexico previous Jo the "Texi-
an revolution, no foreigner could hold land in Texas, or
my other of the Mexican States so that Lord Palmerston
will see that those persons he alludes to in the first part of
bit communication, are really no longer British subjects,
or never could hive had a legal claim in Texas As re-
sards to the other class mentioned the undersigned has
tne honor to assure Lord Pultnerston that all claims made (i , - g__________ _________.____._________,________
to individual s-utEts by the Government of Mexico in |j of wealth, while gold and silver were its mere exponents ?
Texus previous to the revolution, are held good by the A inan might live in Golconda, and heave tip treasure as
< overnment of Texas The undersigned pre sunns that high as the Andes, and still perish for hunger inthe
Lard Palmerston allu lesin th" second pail of his last fit- ' midst. (Here, hear) He would not unogate for agri-
obtain'd grants fr in the culturists an extraordinary degree of morality, but this he
-l-tin _ "ti * .would say, that there was nothing in their occupation that
had the least tendency to deprave a man’s morals. (Hear, ,------------...... - ——..g.ur
hear, and cheers ) Then, what could lie more delightful Smyrna Figs in smalldrums,a fresh grille for families Ac
forthe philosophical mind ? 1, was. sub- ________________ 5eP°dwu400.
Given under my hand and the Beni of said Court, chis, the eighth
day of August, AD 1813. J. 1). GLDINGS, Clerk
sep7 dlw4w , DC W.C,
I )LACK-SMITH r0018 । ne set Bla k-smith “fools
2 complete, and for sale bv _J SHACKELFORD. Ju
\ I ADDER —Just received, andforsaleb
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“IOMPOUND ChlorineTooth wash,forpreservirg and
-J beautifying the teeth, for sale by J. D. GR ESBEEOK
ANTED—to contract for 50,000 Saves. ~ '
Al it v, l’exas acquired the right of making such laws
wire consil red propet for her internal condition.
hi. individqals refused to participate
oet 14 azt
(Signed) f . PALMERSTON.
Gen. Henderson, &c &c &c. . " ring ....... „
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No 3. spoke. The report says; — . ■ ■
Upon the subject of Lor Palmerston's other communi- Mu Colma, an American gentleman, rose to return AsrEEi
'•ition ofthe same date, on the subject of the claims of thanks He felt most grateful for the welcome which he i "5"0
British subjects to landjo Pexas, which they have been bad every where received from Eogliskmen since his ar
compelled to abandon gyring the war; the undersigned rivalin this country. He fully joined in the admiration
his to reply; that he is not aware that such is the case, j that the exhibition of implements bad excited, but he re- ._ _____
0., ’ gr. r.d that among them there was not one which would FOR SALE BY JOHN SHA KELFORD"J
that, asm all cases of misfovtune, use his influence to cause enable a man to make an effective dinnerspeech (A "*'e" ......------ ■ • -
their prope rty to be restored them The undersigned can laugh.) He hoped that the eminent mechanics he saw j
only suppose that the persons alluded to are of that class round the tabi? would hit upon some contrivance.lor the
who abandoned their country when it was invad'd by the
Mexican apthonuies, by which they in common with all
others who did thesarpe, forfeited their claims under the
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! r | IHE sub eicriber has this day taken into Copartnership hia
, A OCTIOM V4 S8 M Mi SB ION BUSI Nesgmmagr the
i Ltic or H A CM dr Brother. HA COBB.
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of their recovery, the ofth at iinportant chapter in the world’s great book.—Bun!
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