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  1. 121
    El comandante general del Departmento de Vera Cruz a las tropas de su mando.
    Published 1835
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  2. 122
    Town of Matagorda [blank spaces] 183 : this certifies that, in conformity with the provisions of the preamble of the Constitution of the Proprietors of the above town ... Permission is granted ... unto [blank spaces] to take possission ... in the afore-said Town of Matagorda ...
    Published 1830
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  3. 123
    Town of Matagorda, [blank spaces] 183 : this certifies that, at the sale of In and Out-lots in said town [blank spaces] became the highest bidder for [blank spaces].
    Published 1830
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  4. 124
    Opinions of Gen. Andrew Jackson, on the annexation of Texas.
    by Jackson, Andrew, 1767-1845
    Published 1844
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  5. 125
    Opinions of Gen. Andrew Jackson, on the annexation of Texas.
    by Jackson, Andrew, 1767-1845
    Published 1844
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  6. 126
    Adrian Woll, General de Brigida del Ejército mexicano y en gefe de la 1.a 1. Brigida del Norte, hace saber á todos los habitantes que cubren la frontera de los departamentos de Coahuila, Nuevo Leon y Tamaulipas ...
    Published 1844
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  7. 127
    Adrian Woll, General de Brigida del Ejército mejicano y en gefe de la 1.a Brigida del Norte, á todos los habitantes de esta frontera hace saber.
    Published 1844
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  8. 128
    [Decree of the Congreso General, approved by José Joaquin de Herrera, president ad interim, on June 4, 1845, and promulgated the same day by Luis G. Cuevas, providing, first, that the Mexican nation call all her sons to the defense of the national independence threatened by the annexation of Texas to the United States, and secondly, that the government place under arms all the forces of the army authorized by the existing laws ...
    Published 1845
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  9. 129
    El Exmo. Sr. presidente interino de la República Mexicana se ha servido dirigirme el decreto que sigue ... : el permiso concedido por el decre to del Congreso General de 16 de julio último para la importacion de víveres por Matamoros, se hace estensivo para solo este objeto á los puertos hácia al norte de aquel que ocupare el Ejército Expedicionario sobre Tejas ...
    Published 1836
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  10. 130
    [Decree of the Congreso General, approved by José Justo Corro, president ad interim, on December 30, 1836, and promulgated the same day by José Maria Ortiz Monasterio, dividing the country into as many Departments as there formerly were states, separating Coahuila from Texas, and authorizing the central government to locate the capital of Texas where most convenient when order is re-established there].
    Published 1836
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  11. 131
    [Decree of the Congreso General, approved by José Justo Corro, president ad interim, July 16, 1836, and promulgated the same day by Juan de la Fuente, opening the port of Matamoros to the importation of provisions during the war with Texas, assigning those provisions to the expeditionary force, and exempting from seizure mules and wagons carrying supplies to that army from within the country].
    Published 1836
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  12. 132
    [Decree of the Congreso General, approved by José Justo Corro, president ad interim, on May 20, 1836, and promulgated the same day by José Maria Tornel, pledging every effort to secure the liberty of Santa Anna, but declaring, in section 3, any promises he may make while a prisoner not binding on the government].
    Published 1836
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  13. 133
    [Decree of the Congreso General, approved by José Justo Corro, president ad interim, May 2, 1836, and promulgated the same day by José Maria Tornel, authorizing the employment of Captain D. José Martinez and his crew to aid in ending the Texan war and stopping the entry of contrabands].
    Published 1836
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  14. 134
    [Decree of the Congreso General, approved by José Justo Corro, president ad interim, on April 14, 1836, and promulgated the same day by José Maria Tornel, substituting perpetual banishment for the death penalty in the case of certain Texan prisoners of war, but not members of the government and leaders in the revolution, and fixing in some cases lesser penalties].
    Published 1836
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  15. 135
    [Decree of the Congreso General, approved by José Justo Corro, president ad interim, on April 9, 1836, and promulgated the same day by José Maria Tornel, making effective the right of the nation to indemnify itself for expenses and losses incurred in the Texan war by confiscating the property of those promoting it].
    Published 1836
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  16. 136
    [Decree of the Congreso General, approved by Miguel Barragán, president ad interim, on February 3, 1836, and promulgated the same day by José Maria Tornel, providing for the arming of merchant vessels during the rebellion in Texas].
    Published 1836
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  17. 137
    [Decree of the Congreso General, approved by Miguel Barragán, president ad interim, January 13, 1836 and promulgated the same day by José Maria Tornel, modifying the law of March 21, 1826, by establishing a separate Commandancy-General in Coahuila and Texas].
    Published 1836
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  18. 138
    [Decree of the Congreso General, approved by President Guadalupe Victoria on October 17, 1825, and promulgated the same day by Manuel Gomez Pedraza, establishing, provisionally, the port of Galveston].
    Published 1825
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  19. 139
    Report, in part, of the Committee to whom was referred, on the third instant, that part of the President's message which relates to aninvasion of our territory by the troops of Spain : and to the adoption of measures for the protection thereof : December 18, 1806.
    Published 1806
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
  20. 140
    Speech of Mr. Huntington of Connecticut on the resolution for the annexation of Texas : delivered ... February 21 and 22, 1845.
    “...Texas as province and republic, 1795-1845....”
    Microform Book
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