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Tarboraush Press
George Howard
Adwaidee
Iyea
Deente
Gemlemen
Willie Wall
New York
Tarborough
Apuil
Texas Independence and U S Policy Guidance
President submits extract from agent's report on Tejas condition. He argues independence recognition should come only after Mexico or other powers acknowledge Texas, citing long standing U S policy to avoid domestic disputes and war. He urges慎慎慎 prudence, Congress informed deliberation, and unity with future measures for national peace.
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United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Vexas
Iyake i
Mexico
Texas
Inet
Bether
New World
Portuneal
Spain
Spanish America
Senate
Release of Santa Anna and Texan invasion threat
Important from Mexico and Texas reports the release of Santa Anna by Gen. Houston at Columbia and the arrival of a large Mexican force in San Luis Potosi. It notes 2000 infantry 600 cavalry and 8 guns at San Luis, with 600 more expected from Guanajuato, totaling about 5000 troops. A spring campaign by land or sea across the Rio Grande is anticipated.
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Mexico
Texas
Santa Anne
Almonte
New Orleans
Santa Anna
Houston
San Louis Potosi
Santa
Columbia
Senate
Liberty
Paton
Col. Oakley
Nacogdoches
Washington
Republic
San Luis
Bravo
Valencia
Ramirez
Guanajuato
Leona Vicario
Monterrey
Muntamoros
Tampico
Rio Brava
V. Y Star
Elopement at Boston Causes Flurry In Fashionable Circle
A Boston elopement unsettled the city’s stylish set. A well educated young man, lacking wealth, wed a wealthy heiress by disguising himself as a coachman after gaining access through a family position. The elopers returned home to forgiveness and happiness, with the family noting the son-in-law’s refinement and lineage. A separate Arkansas crime note reports a murder of Wright and Husky, plus four enslaved people, near Hot Spring County. Richardson family found killed near St Francis River. house set ablaze. evidence suggests motive related to wealth. perpetrators not yet named.
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Nahant
Salem
Wright
Husky
Spriveg County
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Richardson
St Francis River
Missouri
Petrators
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Eeer Sale
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U. S
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Wilmington
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