A Descriptive Account of United States Government Documents Pertaining to the History of United States Diplomatic Relations with Mexico, 1821-1846 Page: 39

                                
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United States to the Two, Houses of Cln9pe  At the Conpmence
iAent o  the 2ixst Session of the TwentyouxtW Congess"
Page six of ksQnp.'sp :state of the union address reports the
extension of the boundary conPmissioners  ;tfication and
that it will be sent to the Senate fox cQnsideratiqn.
ExJ, Doc$.,, No, 250 (. Doc, 250),,24th     , 1st sess.
6 May, 1836, s. s, 291  "Boundary with JIexico;  message from
the President of the United States upon the Subject of the.
Treaty of Liuinits with exico." .Jackson sends a copy of an
additional article to the boundary treaty that sets the time
limit o survey and provides instructions for surveyors,    The
information is fox the cQnsideration and action of Congress.
H. Ex. Docs., No.  42 R. Doc. 42) , 25 Cong., 1st sess,
3 Oct. 1833, s.s. 311;   "Boundary -United States and Mexico;
Message from the  ?resident Of the United States Transmitting
Information P-ecuired...Concerninq the Boundary Between the
United States and the Republic of Mexico."   Secretary of State.
Forsyth sends all communications with Mexico on the boundary
and any proposition fpr cession of territory to the U.S.
Dates include 1825    1836 and communications involving-; U.S
Secretaries of State Ohn Q. Adams, Clay, Yn auren, Livingston,
XcLane, and          Me syth; gexican 5Ainistes pf orein Affairs
Alam4n, .CaMa cho, Gutidxez de Estrada, and Barraq n; U.S.
inis ter to Mexico Poinsett and Cha'gd ButleJ Mexican Charg s
to the U.S. Torrens , Montoya, and Castillo y Lanza; Mexican