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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
Markets :. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

ASHES.The market continues without activity Pots
nominalyi 62a and Pearls 06; 2s with buyers
Of Pots for export sboye4 so.
COTTON.-The sales to-day, IA; learn, reach
about zoos bags full prices The purchases mostly BY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
- pubIic Notice Is hereby given, tha,
y B. The seats VII! be reserved lo iaoles' J'

STOR Viii lecture at the Church corner OF Christie and
Dsanryt,-ts this hdrsday1 and Fnday evening Oh '
~ af9TissH nss 'sI''"- - j2o ltis ltrs-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

nIVlDEND-A Dividend OF Eight Per Cent.
IL upon Capital Stock of the Howard nsTfirSe ,1 E9R
pany declared b. the Board OF Directors lHio pAA'
r-ya NE on and after thr iCh OF Decemb-r next
100 2,oiI LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

TN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
or ths County OF New Yok Notice hereby gwen TO All
person. having claim. against James "endoser te 81 s
with the vouchers thereof the tScfoer At t cSrueneS
Of Augustus Bedford No lS Fourth-suse ~ me Cly Oh
New. York before the tweutyshth day o July next
Dated SeT.Yor tha 2tth day &C January, lS!a
AUGUSTUS BEDFORD, Adminlstrator
MARGARET E.WENDOVER AdminisIatnI-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No Sprnce-st.
C,HADES of all descriptions wholesale and retail,
DSgn Banner and Trans p aren't Painter TO order ,
,i6 inns BAETOL * De MAUNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

sss FOR SALE-TEe valuable leasehoId pre-
af misses No Se Catharne-sr for partjcu apply -
.-l. .4ls ANTHONY J. BLEECkER %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

XNKlGHT'S STEEL PENS By the improve
w ment in furnishing hs points Of these Pens they are
made fuy rqu, the quill IN ilerbity freedom IN shea
ding the ink and ease and smoothness gliding over me pa
e They are tc gye satistacuon ana the ma
ulaculs selicit nothng more than t[ai py ho'e mo
good as here represented They madr Of Various dsgfses
Of ineess and eyiby suit all classes oil writers Ut
mn in boIrs aud on cards ~ the style Sold by S
TONERS generally Dealers supplied by & Barnet 20. ''
Broadway, Courtland street cu.c r
W ,gb' ; e. 10 Tcx.VoIk y j22 6tis"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

xrs FOR SA 1.-two valuable building lots
on street facing ST. Peters Church, 21ies
wid- by half he block. Also, one iot on souh SIDE OF
ST street the rear Apply 10 ,ce,,cn co
ANTHONY J. BLEECkt.R X co.
Nn Broad trert.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

Prepared aaa sold whossaS and retail and FOR sspor!auon
.oner OF Broadway and Chambersseet. Sold also by
B. D. SANDS, 70 Fulton corner OF God.street and 1t y
,x bottles for S.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

LOVERS NEW WORK
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
BEAJTIFgLLYr : PkINTEp--ILL LgsTRTATED
WIrHTWO FINE STEEL E CRAVINGS.
Price 25 Cents.
L. S. D.
T r E A S L R E TROY E
BY SAMUEL LOVER
Author Of " Handy Andy Rory O'Moore." etc.
One of the most graphic and salient pieces have
read No need complain of who has the where
wtha 10 procure such treat as Is here afforded
Scotch Rstormers Gazette.
The laid before depicted with atthe a2hc
power which dl stinguishes much admired work Handy
Andy" All Ar Lovers and humor. and rurs natural
pathos are here brough: into full play.
Monhly Review.
This capital thing The gay AMI the grave the lively
aud united with skiu hand and there latent
OF sound morality running through h. ) D.. which
will sve astinE value 70 Us pages lCom Advertiser
D. APPLETON Co, Publishers, geo BIoadw,y.
Also uniform wIth above
HANDY ANDY; b. Samuel Lorer--price so cents.
HECTOR O'HALLOkAN By W. H. M,xrsll-prics
So cents. J25 9tls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

MARION r a S0GIETi.-An tnterte p
nea OF ch,s- and pleasicg character Will oe s's. g
Corcrrt Hall No 4u6 Btoadway o. ThrrsdaT evening"
inst th- proceed, b. dro ID - benevolent pu os"S Is
nt,rpz the following Programme OF ca,,e rad yet! S-itt
Melodies and Recatlous the COMMITTEE psgs tienSe
ha the Euteft,inulei. SIll cpntuc;e with 1i deI
proprsry h4thave always Characterized me sAsfeisS 0
AS.Ssii.lOE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-24

Henry. sc.n md Clarke's COMMENTARIES,
FAMILY BIBLES l,arou, hludlna,)
POCKET ia do.
POLYGLOTT BIBLES ,Larc & Paesr. editions
TESrANENrS, Large nd Pocket eaIans3
hymn BOOKS. Presbyterian, M.hodlsr & BaptIsr
SELECT MELODIES;
COMMON PRAYER BOOKS i,ntions tindinesJ
WATSON'S BIBLICAL DICTIONARY;
D. THEoIo GlCN INSTITUTES,
BUNYAN's PILGRIMS PROGRESS
Do HOLY WAR;
BrRDER'S VILLAGE SERMONS,
MASON'S SCH KNOWLEDGE;
AVS FAMILY PRAYERS;
NUBERFORCE'S FAMILY PRAYERS.
NOVrNTESrAMENrUM. Gfu,r nm and l.cricon
IEMPRIERF'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY,
ANTuON'S Csssr. Horace, Ciceu Snllnss Nirpfl
Gfcek Reader. Laiin Lessons. GREEK GRAM
MAR md CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.
Tinted States DlsPENSATORYh v Wood { Bachei
Cropat's SURGICAL DICTIONARY,
Hooper. MEDICAL. dn.
Pauro.l'. WISrAR's ANATOMY
LsDnt PRACTICAL SURGERY,
ARNSTRoNG'S PRACTICE.
FBFRIE's PRACTICE;
FRrRLE'S TIER APEUTiCS,
ERERIE ON CiUIDRENi
MElG'S MIDWIFERY;
DEVICES do,
DEVICES on CHILDREN;
DEWFE OK FEMALES;
GTNN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE,
CONSTOcK'S PHILOSOPHY;
CONSrOCK'S CHEMISTRY;
eNMSToCK'S PHYSIOLOGY
Dawes ARITHMETIC,
DAVIES Algebra
HISTORlA SACRF,
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reed.n fine assortment nj
~ and B,nHrl Ribbons; KID Silk' Cotton AM
Thread Gloves; Pare and fine worked Cotton an
SIN Hosc: BIZ Lace Verb, Green Baaee; Levf
Veil. and lIikfs, BLACK llalan Six cavnis' Alp1co
An,ons. r,Ik md Whoe Grape. Glmns and Fringe.
Snlielfcld. Pnnqec. and Rnndanna IIdkfs; Suspen
d,rs; Nigh Caps, Combs, Tape Ross Vo.
MARIO OW HElSKELL.
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VIRt ROME:
G1BSON'S 81 RbFYlNG5
GUNMERc'S SURVIVING AND KY,
HALE'S UNITED STATES HISTORY.
BLAlR'S LECTURES;
PHILOSOPHY OF ARITHMETIC;
WHEATLEY's LOGIC,
HEDGES d..
MlTCHf LIS PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY
MfrClIEIL'S GEOCR APIiY ond ATLAS,
OLNEY'S do d.,
RAYS ECLECTIC RlTnMEriC;
WESTERN CALCULATOR and KEY;
SMITHS ARITHMETIC,
SMITHS GRAMMAR,
KlRK1AN'S do.
ECLECTIC SERIES l.L2d. 81 and 4lh READER
DICKS WORKS yol-,
ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTORY. 3 VOL,
ALLiSON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE. 4 toi.,
PLUTARCH'S LIVES;
URES DICTIONARY OF ARTS. As
Goods's Book Of Nature,
fEDERALlST.
American Constitutions
1noke's pnnhesr;
Tyler. T.lprei
Wnsland's Political Eronomyt
WnyIand's Moral Scieuee
lndnu Wn,si
5omhr Dlqs,lion
I,oFr Fable;
Domestic Cookery,
RleY's NartatiNoi
fltr- Lie ofPatnck tlsnHi
Webster Dieiinnaryi
N1llwIigh Guide;
Combe's PkrsHology.
Gomhe's Consttlutlon Of Man.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-24

HANGING ACADEMY-NR YEo. r.
IL -IecfIullY hee- 10 inform tn Ladi' 90 h'd
Gentlemen n Wheeling lhar = has Inkea t"ofs' &"
Mr. Lnkera. Cnnfecrnner. &c. MAN s., which he
sill ouea =. ~ scodemy Tor Tuition in Dancing OIL
Monday the 1T Aprl 1874.
Cas- 10 mel on Monday. "wednesday and sainr'
dav afternoon from loHr tiil slI.
Mr. Yeals rnosr ANXIOUS 10 form cIass nj young
Ladies. thai have before nixon lessons in Dancing
10 teach WallzIng. M1zonfkas, &c. &c. II cla''
can h- formed Of eghi, Dir Yeo will give mem
separnle dnys. -
Entrance by the side door. mar3
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-vrw xoyEI BY VICTOR nuGO-The
HUxcnnAeh Of M. N1', ,o na"'' a !''a os
=. i'm II lans y. nl hlLLOR =. a. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-24

urAnOF TIE MAIL!-MELLoii has
-, f,tal.H. and The Lady. National
1870. 81 lu. containing as usual splendid
1s'..., M, 6ne reading mattel &c hp =
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NEW SUMNER FASHIONS.
NAIIpoxyARIOLA, &C.--Gfeen

- on Disease. Of he SslF Denny on a.,
the Skin, Llumhe nR Diseases II me aN''. = -.
The above works contain acronns H'u
,,ocr,cc r., sinai Pr, v.rlo,a. VsttcsI.a. &c fo'
..e hy roHSJ iH'aa s''e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-24

WM. FLEMING,
WHOLESALE GROCfR.
AND COMMISSION
MERClI Ant,
Monroe ST. WHFFLtN0. Va.
hnn BAGS RIO COFFEE
ZOO SO har. ST Domingo d.
% hogs I'D Java Do,
200 boxes Tn PLATE;
rs hhds y o Sugar
$50 bts y o Mons.e.;
40 br, No ? Mlckrtei
50 kegs rwid Tobacco,
90 boIe, fine Cayendshi
30 h.Ie. NJ Il allsns,
! 0 hhIs Rice,
40 ! chests Y II Tea country packed
Also Guuppadef Imperial and super black Tea,
% btI. Ro-in;
! 5 hfls y Tar
80 hrl. Louisville Lime.
10 bo,es Boston refined Loaf Sugar
Is brls y o Refinery,
% bog. Pepper
10 nag. Alspce;
2000 lbs Pig Lead;
hrl Garrel's Senlch Snuff
A fine assortment o Brazler-' and sheshng C"p'
DER. Block Tin, g., Cotton Yarns No 10 III
Battnes. &c.
Iron Nal.. Window Glass &c.
spl3 WIN LEMlNo'
4 DOZ LADIES' Fashionable shaped fine clarence
Brad Bonnei. direct from the manufacturers
Reed I'M. day and ~ snle very lo"
apl JOHNSTON. BERRYillLL :" co
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rBELL q RICE,s DEn4TE-

~ - recent debate between Re,
r 'ad Rev y L Rice. on he subject o
'aP' I'm = b. Nc Juu reed and for
RH' , UA>WELL Faien =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-24
FOR TIE LADIES.

'" ao "E FL SKI th., @'' 7 ss;'1 s..
fag.n2a alsn Linen Bohhns Iisle Ashburinn Plat,
and nen 'fyc nee. md Fdpinrs Null Joccone.
Cambria. feaion. Saiss Lnce. Striped and Boo
Mn''ms, Bishops Lnnn, figured aud plan wni.
NeHs. mM 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-24

I,AlLOKs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sut Bloek
and cold Patent Thread, 3 Tx and Wprled
serge. Pudding and Canvass Cont Cord udBlndng,
Buttons SAe.a md Wsdting, cheap At
na,Is aW urIsgGLi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-24

~ BIS cold pressed CASTOR OIL. inst rcd
u anil fr sale by OLIVER PRYOR.
mar %
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08
DR.. MOfa:s9's vegetable Life
FILLS * Phoenix EsEflePS,

Every where acknowledged as the
best OF all the numerous medicines that
are offered TO the public. DIR Moffals
Life Pills and Phoenix Biiters are daily
and hourly sustaining The sound repuia.
tIOg3 a-ev-s4als4s. asssas z IOfiOAtsN anu ub-.
tenlatlously acquired. No persoa ever
vet took them even FOR a shonp1of,
without being so perfectly satlshedvlh
their effects upon himself, as 10 recum
mend them to others.
The Life Medicines are also most
excellent relief in affections Of the Liver
and Bowels, as has been proved in hun
dreds ofcases whe-e patients have cone
forward and regues.=5 that their expe
riencc in taking llren ul ght be publish
cd for the benefit ol o,lErs- In their of,
Grafton in such cases, They restore he
tone Of the Stomach. strengthen the d.
gestive organs, and uvigorate the gen
eral functions Of the whole body, X thus
become 10 both sexes (for they are per-
fecily adapted 10 eachl an lnyaluaoe
means OF preventing disease and reSi0F'
ing health.
In affections Of the Head, whether ac'
companied with pain and gddlness, or
marked by the 'grievous calamity oil IN,
paired mental energy in palWiat.on' O.
the heart, fatulence, loss oIaPpeilie and
strength, and the multiplied symptoms
of disordered digestion, the Lille Meoi,
cincs will be found TO possess the mos'
saIutary efficacy.
Constitutions relaxed, weak, or le'
cayed, in men or women, are under InV
immediate influence of the life medicines
Old coughs, asthmas, and consumPi,I''e
habits are soon relieved and speeu'll
cured. Poverty Of blood, and emaclara
limbs will ere long meet the haPPle''
change: the chill. watery fluid VIII DC,
come rich and balsamic, and the llnU'
be covered with flesh, firm & healthy
Nervous disorders orevery klnd' aus
'rfrom whatever cause arising, fly oeiOiS !
fhe- effects Of the life medicines, and a,
that train of sinkings, anXIeiLeS auu @
.tremors, Which so dreodiully affect ln' @
weak, the sedeniary and the dellCa' !,
will in a short time be succeeded :!
lcheerfulness, and every presaee
health. 49,.
For weakness, deficiency Of naiufs
strength, and relaxation OF the vesss. -.
by too frequent indulgence OF Inc p, p,
sions, this medicine is sale, ce''o,
and invaluable remedy. For sale
Pamela by HUM " "
may 4-12 m
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08
Nra,os.-The Washington correspon

Sfraps s-The Washington correspon
dcLt OF the New York surora, unoer
date, May 10, has The following para
graph:
1.-The enemies 10 our cause continue
perceive, 10 spread abroad the impress
sion that Mr.. Calhoun is an antagonist
of John Tyler, and not in favor of the
election Of The latter gentleman 10 the
Presidency next fall There is not one
word Of truth in this insinuation. Mr..
Calhoun is an open and aroaccd support
er of John Tyler for Tie neat presiden-
co. There is no concealment Of his po-
litcal position with the great statesman
OF South Carolina. He is democrat
and patriot in whom there is no shad-
ow of turning. lie is not Of the family
OF the ''sneaks.n*
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08
Mr.. Clay,gprincipfes.

From circular signed by Sana tor Benton, first
published in the aissoi ntellgencef, Oct.22, "a.
The principles which would goucrn
Mr.. Clay's administration, ifefected, are
we'll known 10 the nation. They have
been displayed upon the floor Of Con-
gress for the lasl fourteen years. They
constitute system Of AMERICAN policy,
based on the Agriculture and Manulac-
lures OF his own country; upon interior
as we'll as foreign commerce; upon in
ternal as well as sea board Improvement; I;
upon the independence ofthe New World
and close commercial alliances with
Mexico and South America. If it is said
that others would pursue the same sys-
TEN, we answer that the founder of
system is the natural executor Of his own
work; that the most efficient protector
of American Iron, Lead, Hemp, Wool,
and Cotton, would be the triumphant
champion of the new tariff, the safest
friend TO interior commerce would be
the Statesman who has proclaimed the
Mississippi to be the Sea of the West;
the most jealous promoter of Internal
Improvements would be the President
who has triumphed over the President
who opposed the construction of Nation
al Roads aud Canals; the most success
ful applicant for treaties with Mexico &
South America would be the eloquent ad-
vocate oftheir own Independence.
THOMAS HART BENTON.
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08
OF MISSISSIPPI;
George w .Johnson) Tallahatchlc coun-
rs ~ Crit Court, A
Enos Harlan. pril Term 1914.

Enos Harlan. pril Term 1914.
attachment for The sun Of $2l4 93.
This day came The plaintiff by his at
tornies, and moves the court for an or
der Of publication-and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the court that the said
Harlan is an absconding debtor, 1t is
therefore considered by the court that
the motion be sustained, and that publ
cation of the tendency of this suit be
made in the 'Weekly Register" "a news
paper published weekly in the town of
Pamela, for four successive weeks, re-
quiring the said defendant Harlan TO
appear and give special bail and plead
within the time limited by law for his
appearance, or the estate SO attached will
be sold TO satisfy the said plaintiff s de-
mand and all costs and charges in this
behalf expended.
A true copy from the minutes-donc
at Office al Charleston Mi, May 80, 1914
Attest A. B. BELTS, Clerk.
Bailey & Fisher, Attornies for pl'f.
jun 12-4w
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08

Was ever man before VanBuren, who
had been the chief Executive of this
great nation, annihilated at a blow, by
the pitiful plot of a condemned traitor
and the fiat Of huckstering party p
The creature of Jackson was always
unworthy Of his maker, or it could not
have happened. The gnarled and lofty
oak is not shaken by squalls, it does not
bow down even before the angrier tenn
pest; the adamant Of genius is unmoved
in the midst of ordinary convulsions
the energies of a truly great man will
only rise the higher and his fame Crap
pie with the hearts Of his countrymen
in their most trying times, in the midst
Of their difficulties and dangers. How
different Is the case with Van Buren,
We have had but one small squail from
Texas which ought not to nave fright
ened even land lubber, and withou
more ado
eLitHe Matty Van
Is used up man;''
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08

The n. Y. (Tyler dem.) Aurora say 5
'';hc wings base their cxtravogont hopes
OF success upon the presumption that
Martin Van Buren, is TO he the candi-
date Of the democracy. His unpopular
ity with Inc people is their main reli-
ance.'
Ay, his unpopulariiy is the result OF
his corrupt administration, and pretty
considerable item in the whig ledger
But the leaders who stood by him 50
long as he had a ray Of hope, are in the
same predicament. The people have
already pronounced the doom Of the
whole Jackson litter.
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08

Crl. r. N. Johnson's opinion of Hen
ry Ciay.-''l have been in public life for
forty years, and in that time have been
associated with all the great men of the
of the country. Leaving out Madison
and Gallatin, who were old men when
first stepped upon the theatre OF politics,
I vW place Jefferson first, then Henry
Clay. He is perfect Hercules in all
the qualities that can adorn human ma
ture. Some men may excel him in
single quality; for instance, Webster
may be greater logician; or some may
be more renowned for deep researches;
but take Clay all in all, he has not an
equal in the Union, either in the North
or the South, the East or the West. In
moral courage, in physical courage, in
oratory, in patriotism, and in every no.
bic quality, he is without a snperior--
He IS great man--a Ucry great man.
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08
The comprehensive Democracy.s,

The ssunpurchasable Democracy.n
One ofthe reasons assigned by many
of the northern presses why Van Bu-
ren should receive the nomination at
Baltimore is that he has claims on the
party. The N. Y. Aurora (tyler loco)
lets off at this after an amusing fashion,
denies utterly that he has any CLAIMS
on his party and asserts that if he ever
had those claims have been liquidated
long since. Mr.. Van Buren, has prob
ably received more money from the
public crib than any other man in Amer
lea; having been in Office Of some sort
almost from his very cradle. As to the
matter ofssciaims" there is no doubt that
the balance on the ledger Of public ac-
counts is heavily against him. AS sur
rogate Of his native county, state sena-
tor, attorney general, Senator in Con
gress, governor, secretary of state, min
lister to England, V.President, and Pres
ident of the United States, he has recei
vod in all about $e5o,oo0; and now he
seeks 100000 more as "claims," in
the shape Of another four years term in
the Presidential chair, at a salary oI
$4,000 year. This is democratic
s'rotation in Office" with vengeance.
The same paper, in further alusior
to family secrets, complains that most o.
the delcgatesto TO theBaltimofe Qoco) Con
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08
AdmiRislraLor's Nolice.

A ETTERS Of Administration. de Jora
ks non, having been granted to the On.
dersigned, on the Estate of Sarah Har.
rison, deceased, by the Probate courd
Panoia county. at the March term l84l
Of said court; Notice is hereby giyenn
all persons yet remaining indebted to
said estate, to make immediate paymene
and those having claims against SAID e@
tate are hereby notified to present-t5'
same for payment within the time pre-.
scribed by law, duly authenticaiedto 10 the
or they will be forever bar.
red. LUDY COTHEN. Admr,
may IS, 1914. I8-6w
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08

''Let me mol be misuaderStood- and 1
intreat that l may not be MIsREPREsEHr-
ED. lam not advocating The rertraI OF
a high protective Tariff lam FOR ABID-
ING BY TIE PRINCIPLES OF THE coafPRo-
MISE ACT. am for doing what no South
ern man, Of fair, candid mind, ever yet
denied-giring 10 the country reUenue
'chich may proride for The economical
Wants Of The Government, and a, The
same lime giring incidental protection
10 our home indastry.h-Speech of Mr..
Clay in the US. Senate, March /, l842
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08
Rangers Notice.

Was posted May o8, 1914, by Pleas
ant Gates, living one mile east Of The
town ofPharsalia, one small black iron
gray horse mule, about 3 years old, and
appraised to S25. this June |, 1914.
VIM. S. KEITH, Ranger Z. c.
iuE 1-l2-3w-f So.
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08
Anli-annexation loco. focos.
A correspondent of the Boston Post
says that Mr. Frelinghuysen pronounces
his own name Freling -hese-sen.

An express has been sent by the gov
ernment to Mexico There is a rumor,
how well founded we know not, but we
have not seen it denied by the admins
tration prints, that the errand Of the a
gent is TO offer Mexico money TO resign
her right 10 the province of Texas. On
this the Washington Globe very justly
remarks:-N. Y Ec. Post.
"lf The relations of Mexico and Tex
as are such as to justify an offer of mon
ey for Mexican consent, The world will
not justify us in proceeding without her
consent She either has or has not a Ii
tic to Texas. Ifshe has title to the coun
try, we cannot honorably take it until
we acquire her title. Ifshe has no ii le
at all, rs the administration alleges, then
our treasure ought not be given to her
for nothing. Our offer TO buy, our
protestatons 10 the contrary notwith-
standing, shows that she has something
TO SELL The right may be small; still
it is right which we acknowledge by
the offer, one which is not extingUiShed
by her refusal TO accept our offer, and
one which we are bound TO respect till
it is cxtinguishcd by the arms of Texas
or the money ofthe United States. The
armistice precludcs the Texan govern
ment from saying that she has complet-
ed the conquest, and our pending offer
10 purchase from Mexico admits also the
same fact.
"Nor will il do to say that we will
give Mexico what we think fair for her
claims, though we offer a large sum;
and II she will not take our offer, we
viii take her property ui ct Grmis and
give her nothing. This is against our
treaties with her, and against the set
lied policy of the country.
"Neilher will it answer TO say that
we are merely offering to buy a preten-
sion and making graluity TO quiet title
Our relations with Texas, the people
being of our own stock, are such that
we are not authorised to act but upon an
established title, one upon which there
is no cloud. Besides, this is altogether
a disingenuous preteSt. Nobody cares
straw for Mexican pretensions; she is
too weak to secure regard even for her
rights. II entirely satisfied that her
right was gone, we ought not and would
not pay for her pretensions. 1t would
be altogether unjustiiablc for us TO
squander our money 10 feed her impok
tent arrogance"
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08

The Richmond Enquirer now gives up
all Individual preferences-Van Buren,
Cass, Stewart, Tyler, any body to beat
Mr. Clay, is lis motfo--any port in a
storm. What patriotism! Will it kill
any body who does not deserve hanging
if Mr. Clay should be elected?
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08
Be IL remembered.

That the tariff Of 1912, which Mr..
Van Buren's friends at the north sup
ported, and which that gentleman now
declares in a letter to the South, he ''ut.
terly disclams and denounces," was vo-
ted for by James Buchanan, "the first
choice OF our anti friends o(Clarke
for the Presidency, and by SilasWright,
Mr. Van Buren's leutenant.-W WeStches-
ter Republican.
The Weekly register., 1844-06-08
AdminisirdLnr'R Nnl,ce

I ETTERS Of Administration b,,;,,
E- been granted to the undersigned. !:
the Estate Of Mary Buie, decease3 T. =
the Probate court Of TaIlahatchie con,,,
at the May term thereof, i84l;
Notice is therefore given to al %,
sons indebted to said Estate, to c,-
formard and make immediate payn-
those having claims against said sg,.
will present them, duly authentissi
within the time prescribed by IN >
they will be forever barred.
Given under my hand & seal at Ca,
lesion, this 18th May, A. d. 1914
WILEY B. CASSETY, Admit
10-6w Of Mary Buie deceased.