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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
RCisuOI. EariCr.

! TsylE Schoo; in Notlh Mhc.puc. rondurici @,
s MIR sut MRS WALLACE. Nil ic,u,nc O.
/ rrrailuns ou WCtre.day Iho 5,h OF. q b. de-
| feUnIus,l noe 90 receive mtlc sthua.s any lungc
U' ls. cho1l except such as piSy lc stud, ips %,
load nrCuarss pr ody.rcci branches az Ergusl
'''Ursunu, ari WIN may suit =, .uiy lLcir l,ssln
no h"tir. 1nt attend 20 an ariouiri Luui 90 tpcu,
in the ra'r Department oiihe svhu'l suiiiuc-.q ud
thou fci.re
Pfc,s ormcrly. s,0O0 ard SI2 90 per Term
ut&2 weeks INcTc viii tc me cAuu tiistscs i5r
,pstiuru.s n N1turnl ~ iuslply atd Chemistry
iu-uNe.y u' scholar wti bc 70, ciyed Tor shnit.r
pcti,d ihal,a tttfa "a, % wt,As. uuic.~ srt c.al
oRtccmCut % ,ho c,u'ury te previously made 60
A. hc pruptT .ogsnUt,.u DO, classes . V.ty uupnlilrl
both tu ieath,r. pud pupils. 20 is pau.cu'ar'y re-
quescl that ~ -hnl - be present ,le FIST doy
"i ihs irtm, Fam scholars Studying Tic ieaG lan.
rHere ply w''l De r'4niftd ~ ad,Auce,nn az cuunr
- ihc !uwucss OF thr price. No deduction from
'uiii.u fees will hc made ON account IT rb,pf GO
rom ,,hool exoepi in eases ~ piu'r,c'cd sckue.s
Should ihe Schu.l seem Go Justify q. % vc'i quah.
h'd assistant teacher W;il ho cnp.uyci dining his
wIuicr. Aiso Tor lHth ladies may wish 10 Iahc
lessons 90 murir. aecommol0uus may Re ,1rcc;sd
Dinu,r wili bc provided tor such I,y tcluitrs as
mrv wish o. Ai,w lcmlc btGticrs Ni'i te taken
into 'he aWiiy, over whom parental care Nil be
exercised
The Gllov Ing nrc tho certificate an favor OF Nc
MhIiesn. vino d go be engaged 30, Teaching. l"lm
Rev Mr. Macarthur, Professor az tho Ct,,k Lam
gu"gc md l.t,uiurc. md from Mr. Nluf.tl. Profess
SIR oI the Roman Language and Literature and Of
Esheics IN Milan, University.
MIAMi UNIVERSITY, Aug 80 1915
Having had ample opportunities oi tciug &c.
quo.ncd with The eusiuncnrs of Mr. John Mill.
gan iu lhc Greek language. nuhcsiraiirgly rccome
mead HIM full, Qualified TO teach such OF The
Greek authors arc used IN our academies. The
grammatical structure ct The language he nas care,
fully studied Hrt understands. ieUc,cd Ms tutor of
a Gwmmar School short distance from Ills place.
.or seine unc, md discharged the du'its uf lhc
giaco IN q manner highly satisfactory TO hs Gnu.
pi.yor A. ihe Pol If Mathematics under whom
be prosecuted hes studies n lhat drpar mont. Is rot
NJ present connected w:ih hs Institution il VII uui
De- eui "' place Tor 20 say, that Ic Nas esteemed
one 90 ihe best mathrwa'ci MS o. his s as.
his uoml thsacJpsl, - enough 90 say. that
Doe 's "a prof s.nr 81! rc'fsnu nud ~ lar is known
10 'rr. d",s honor lp hs profession
JAS GVAETuUR
! am vcIy hn9pv 20 Md N testimony To tie -.
spc clabe u,aiuUeuis OF AIr NilUgsn iu Latin Lii
raln'e JAS CLEMENT MOFs AT.
oci , I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22

, ENELRl --AisU reed tcsh supply ofi,,y.
sF ciry. consisting ct Ladies Beast Pms; n-w
STYLE Geuicm'n's du; Fine Finger Rings. with D,s,
m"rd. Ruby 7, prz atd other store sris
A-n Ca hand Gold ari SILVER Watches. Colt
aud SILVER Spectacle; Silver Butter kuIyrs.
Spoons Perr,'s. Tumbcs urd evcty utticlc IN The
Jcweify line; ali which you will find low at NSo
l32 Main II. oct l6 JNO BISHOP. ;.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
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3 p iSES Will De Iasou ~ rheiiEf & MARINE
Sc INSUEANCECOMFANA Of WHEELING
I 40 Dt forest rates on
Bmidnes ofollkinds stone br'ch OF OOde'
= add tHCIr COulruta.
/ STEAMBOATS,; tlLtotir9' rIi,s, &c.
I luuItgIrs
! And merchandise ofrll Kinds.
and agaust all dangers nus uj'nE the trans
pcfiauon q iccudsouENefs, iatts. 4. as, eaua..
uuu T9liIontr
Fer ttechoracicr ~ ~ p co,ursnya q 20 pr,r mp
iitute and Ihrraiifv ga the adjustment and % Dc
reutotl losses wet beg cave &C. refer Co. ihr mtr
cbant5 a this piocc9rd elsewhere VINO hJvc hn,
I he atjusiment q claim; ugon, n22,.,. aug
OElcc On Ma ~ s.. a. W HARDING Sec'y
RETURN pHEMiIi rs.
~ IL: Fus aid Marine lus9iauct Company
u OF Nbes it 2, will rCurn 10 per ceul on
an premiums .ceeited lor I,ks aiken iIon. this
tinr where no loss has occurred.
feb % L " II ABrING, Sect,tary.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
'PHlS company being now duly organized, n
prepared tomake iueurauco on every ties
eruption olFire and Marine Risks,such asdwel-
Ing douscs, Store n ouscs DC with their con.
tents. Also, > team Boats, Fiat RJutF and 6UuI
Boats with their carEocs, 10 ued from anyruri
on tas OHIO and Nisslseipri uvors. or heir trip
made for the preset NJ tnc o-Tce olthe Wheel
ing savings Institution
RETURN pYl.MiI Ms.
TIME WESTERN INSURANCE Comra
- nv OF Wheeling viii return Ipper cen
on oil premiums received FOR 'i>H~ token from
his tate, where 10 loss has osccr.el
Mccoy.
March 3,l8l5, sccrc,sSv.
CohuM8U~,( UD NSCEASCE COM
AGENCY FoR WREELLNG,
II * LIST. AZ Shri7er & S.cHc's Warehouse
W1.tr street.
HRY will i0he risks on aditiDss Of al
n kinds:
s cambaa's and Cargocs, Faclcfi.e, NILS
Hee.boar~, Fll,bopts ami Careoss So. oaai7.'
loss ur damasc bv hrc.rr ,he dangers ordrer
OF The seas, lakes or rivers. on very favorable
terms. a.
RETURN PREMIUMS
heir agents are eutbor zed 90 uake he FOL
lowing lerWs with their customers:
ANY person uNni4nE . Vurlc risk ly which
no loss 10 the company j, >usf8'usi shall re
ccigc return on application Go trs agent, on
10 per cent on the amour p3ld. On net 81 >e
premlnm, p'ld each year, amounting 20 $500
Grover, IL per ceat on dos amounting 'r
: OOl On over, per cent l'r -
ENlRE X MARINE NSuRANCE-Tbcre arc
g. twosuaions only in which individuals can
be placed, where they c01 adequately appreciate
The value otluautsnce. These rre while ctand-
ilE upon toe ruIus OF thClrovn properly, t.thcY
receiving from an insurance office iGe iu,l a
moun' which ihcy nave lost, or standing on the
san, spot surrounded perhaps ty = d r0!aie FAM
~, l2Ucnilrg Int tup.d'ty aud folly which had
ia,ird 10 10 S9.IIroyieo ..oT. such atonuogeucy.
INSURANCE. 90 or HARTFORD, CONN
VIII take RISKS on dwelling houses, ware houses
slofes' ~ iia, Iac'ofts, &c, together %Hh Their
contents, such nc furniture, WCrcErndlsr, ma
cNntTv, and ovrryofher description of 'nsnTs.,e,
properly %.sO. on stsaW, keel and Hat bOcfs
~ 9 ,Aelr ,c,ays7os 20 ard from any port on IN,
=, ONCE on Main street., nearly oppcsicthe u s
hoiei Ian /, 1852
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
VARIETY STORE.
~ IL Il b a. ~ ~ C. q - H. ,
NOHTU SIDE UNION 6TFEFT.
tEjJIIITNf; Va

NORTH SIDE UNION STREET,
WiiEEIING, "a.
a RE- NOW OPENING splendid Vluoy uf
p GOODS. sucn as have not been before found
tr ih.q market.
THrf-tosk completes every fpctiea Of GOODS o
ho Vro'y Inc. 'r'm ihe smli'els inya 10 The lIr-
.o.t aud nu.t ysIrprIt domestic articles
Th,v ore rfonarej ln snrpy PEDLNR5 and
COUNTRY STOKES wih pl goods 20 iheir line.
it loser frccs ihan hoy hive ever before been
had West Of ihe N.ru'nIru
BRASS CLOCKS.
a Ia 60 ard sp.saIl4 assortment ~ eo's whole.
sale or tc.ud ct m1uuhciufpp' prizes
TIC public vili m1ko money by falling eui o.
an.rirg our g9u5s snd gu,ts.
,,p.6 EILOTT Z OBR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
SEIHAE8S W9S
FOODS HAVE ARRIVED

4 @NONSlDEktNG hqubc supeilluuus 10 set lo,ih
q ! the fact tu filming advertisements or siaf ng
hardbuls as that practice has become ton cummou.
make hc slmple aunouu cement, believing that
tac We'll known character OF Inv stock vtu bc SUI
Gccat 90 attract ihr attention OF customers os soon
siii, Known. need scarcly s1y hat MS usual in
mukur On, selection oi Fancy Goods haze culled
he clio Get from thc hest mltke's in ,he Un.uu.
aiming 10 procure such materials n. ate heauuGll
oud u,,cn'. tlcs md p1ierhs in ihc hosi ',sr. and
50 various lini none cun he cVrs.dof,d o,mmou
tom us quantity or ntc BY repetition ani eulcav.
orng to prove thoI prizes reasonable. ord Thar
goods OF cGpai qualify can e bought OF mr 80 low
as ihey can be hoi IA tho West
IL opening my present stock. Gust arriyinel
thluL can soy have accomplished all these ends ,
and eau ptomtsc % those vino ~ 10 favor mc wih
cali. "a treat even IN The exam 'uaiiun oi stack
oAoei,"g Ter beauty. richness aud ynriey should
ihey 10; hr tempted BUY There are many aIii,.
clcI which kcop not usually found in This ciyRnd
there nFe many other sonds in general use Which
haze ia great variety aud pfofusiou, nnd upon
which might ttlaic at great length as is custom
ury nov hui knowing That ouC enumeration Of
Articles iu newspaper columns Is Gcqusutly lire
some. and ross,d by a. cummoupluce. design is.
suiug con, iss lisl OF such goods IS can cufsis-
icni'y press upon The attention OF he public, with
Advantage To others as we'll as myself
oct w r sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22

u HAVE ihis day received my fuIt lsori u
III Fleuch Pcrlumery. whuh VIII BE- sJ.d yety
low rvt cash. II consists o lie following d 'cles ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
EOR TIlE LAn[ES

Corcnrcs, magnificent new article inr Ladies
dress; New style Mouslin dc Liiuc do DO; Cash.
mere DE Ecosse beautiful pnucrGsI Rep 10 Do
dn; Imperial ftch Grd,s,ou rassel cDtd lrr Ircs-
SECS; Splendid Buttons With vaueeated Gimp do d
ucw article of In PolEa; lns,r.mcs vcry upef O.
Rich BWnct Ribbons cuurrly new; J l4'a EJ1o;
Biz and 'aury rud plain. Gg' u ard harfd 8 gac5s
Super SIX Warp du; Cuhursh cloth; Bubbn and
Thread Edgiugs; ncw ~ le Ears'uu. Frourh and
Manchester Gughom.i Striped, Turlclon aud barft
Musitis; Black auJ hluo Black M,rno Yarn o
Ladies Hose wHh get eral stock OF PuDt- Chtalz.
sc.
MSO-Ey'm super GuUpnwder. Imperial aud
/ Ppw slluue Teas; Rio oni fnepyri CCFFEE
1000 LBS Of Cotton Yarns Covedct Yarns
cnrpcl chain. white ord nli colcr.; ur enlr exceed
inely low by GEORGE M'MuBRAY
oct BIN Nlarkjl square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
WHEELING FIRE g. MAPINE INSUR'
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE MAIN ST., BELOW Monroe.
SAMUEL NEEL. President.

DYCCiOyS:
5 Brady, Robt CGangle, ia Y Caldwell
WIN Fleming, Jno G)shorn, Daniel Lamb,
X G. Woods, jacob $ Shriver
II w HARDiNG, Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
WHEELING TIMES & ADVERTISER
e., AND WHEELING GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES Il. WHARTON,

AT THE MASONIC uALL,C rPosiTE TuE poSr cFricE
Market street, Uhttiing Viginig.
TERMS,
Daily Paper, SIS, year IN adv nee
Western Virginia Times S G5z"uc, Weekly,
60, ia advance.
No subscription received Tor either rspef for
c.s ihan monlEa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
JOuy * nOTsFOND.

NO 20, WATER ST. WHEELING.
81 III AS just received from the East very
"A IA large snj general assortment OF l. ouoRs,
SIGARs, TOBACCO, GRCcgaIgs, &c, among which
are
. half pipes seigOeu & Dupcey's 4th proof
Brandy;
az eaSk old Hennessey do;
bali pipe Holland GIN, favofite brand;
or cask Port Wine, superior qusliiy;
ar do Madeira dO do do.
COZ Muscal Wipes;
do Claret do first quality;
. DO Cherry CognaC, superior quality;
6 do Lemon syrup;
2 do West India Peppo, Sauce;
5000 Regaha Sfgafs;
1000 Imperial Caz'dorce DO;
5000 Principe do, Isl, 81 3Bd 3 qual.tie,;
large qusnuy Of half Spanish aud Com,
mon G-;
20 gross Go'sh's Maiohcs;
FOB ACCO. large anil general 1ssoumcu
oi me most iayoin, br1nd.i
MIS- MIlef's fine cui Tobacco;
SOAP. Every deception and quality manu-
iseiufcd ny + Hyde q SOUS, Baltimore
20 drums Fies,
Several boxes Pine Apple Chpe,e;
Together with a Aeuetai as,numeBt Of Gro
ceries all OF The very best qualify, which wii
be sold as low os they Gao be bad wcs, OF In,
monniains. ie5 n
A6h BAGS GREEN RIO COFFEE. rc;
LH-NE aud iuf slc ~
ser3 siIRivER r STEELE
M O. STGAR.-A few iIhds Tor sa'o 80,
IN. io cl1sc ton. snncnt. hv
eus ~ tO3SYru BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
-tH,n rtE MAAoN saa e-Maa VI nm. II "a

- - 'fhE MANOR dAd CaMElls.ify'of ~,
rjtHtI 'la.siinc - les, 80 u your hUnorshl =
biiss tn isni yoni cii; SrrRenul and his jrpu-
iies attend 10 bccpug the ch'ircn oul 81 a, streets
a- some of hctr misht To- set"i s!v luJuud IA l.-
uni fec' trnhd prcs- of cns',fnefs ir 5 u IliR-
PENS Fetulpnhlr p-I MT Cap E-iahlsimcni.
e'NH'f OF Mann nud ''u,"u Sinc,s. where he has
-ev''ted ,hl1 BY O. sIl,i dd lu'ot Has md Caps
o. maud nni receiving. Ger''cr,n's No | Bea-
Nrr ll-.. Go NJ . d. D.. 49, Ne cnssiin,tr u,i.
q Nn > jrln. do No R,rsis HAS. ,la No 2dvd.,
tu c1ury iiI. Mol ilHs.
Received tU.m r. lat.'phir. f;snicruens rri,a
R.Hct c'''h Snuch cnl. dn 80 Naval No. dn B.>in7
i". d' Fanny ti"ih DO a. common ~ Meme Fur
onte di.'-'rul qualities. Irul,' aud Rnv. tp,h ia.
children ani nilr,' rlwh c0r- Mcn', ord Boy
Npahh Nu'u COPS. 30 DO bar Sc-l -. HAS .C
all L'uds c'i,,iutty 600 hsrd Chsnp. Cal and zee
s'P - 5 ID HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
FOR GENTLF MEN

II glib and French super black cloths; DO Cos
.imcfes Black uud Fancy cuIurs; Cas- aore Toilo.
aet aud Mesinp Vcsiugs. with all kinds OF IaIloFs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22

HtOLD GUARD CHAINS Reed This ,loy an
* os.urimcnt o Gohi Cnrud Chains. Gold Ke,a,
Gold Guard Slides. God Th'mncs $3.50
oct Is JOHN BISHOP. No 1872 Main ST.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22

al O. STGAR.-A fcw fIhds Tor sa'o iov
~. io clIsc con. .nmcnt bv
oug - FORSYru & BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
sPIENDlD NEW eTyrr= on

FASHION 4 ILU DIZZY ttDOD8!
4 GEORGE M'MURRAY would respectful l.
~. calI the attention IT h's r,'y customers 10 a
-pleudd stock Of Fashionable DRY GOODS now
opening, aud forih sake oi breyiiy would enumc.
i ruto T., ,.sy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-07
FROM THE CHEROKEE NATION.

The Cherokee Advocate is urging up
on the people Of that nation The formation
Of Agricultural Societies. A meeting oil
all the Cherokee farmers is called on The
26lh Of this month. at Tallequah. to form
National Agricultural Society, and the
importance OF these associations is well
set firth by the editor Of the Advocate.
The same paper contains list Of premi'
ums for articles to be manufactured by
Cherokee ladies', and TO be exhibited 81
the meeting for the formation Of an Agri-
cultural Society. The premiums are for
homespun cloth, coyerlets. socks, beaded
b. lis, &c.-ar,icles in which The skill and
taste cr The Cherokee ladies' have been
highly commended. An Agricultural So
cie,y among The Cherokees-premium'
for articles Of domestic manufacture by
Cherokee women! These things sound
oddly enough to those who have not brer
disposed to give to these Indians credit FOL
their advances 10 civilization and refine
ment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-07

The TELEsRaPHs.-The posts for the
New York and Philadelphia Telegraph
will be erected in New York city IN day
or two, as Ear up the River as Fort Lee,
along the track Of the Harlem Railroad,
where the wire Is to cross the River. The
New York Tribune says:-Sixty miles
Of the wire for this Telegraph is already
finished. The Boston and New York
line will probably be ihe FIRST completed
as Mr.. Pomeroy has been literally second
ed by Boston capitalists, and the work ]:
to be vigorously pushed. A meeting was
held in Utica, on Wednesday, for making
final arrangements for extending the line &c
Buffalo-East Of that, TO Boston, things be
ing already definitely fixed. Southwardly
there is no progress. The initial arrange
men,s for prosecuting the work north from
New Orleans have fallen through.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-07

The Hon. lanes Graham has announced him
self as candidate Cor Congress in the Rutherford
ton district in opposition to The Hon. +. L. Cling
man. Mr.. G. bases his opposition mainly on the
vote Of Mr.. c. against the 25th rule Of the las'
Congress, and in favor Of the night Of petition. Mr.
c. has issued circular IN reply % the charge
against him; and 10 show his views Of the ques
ton, and that he Is no aboli,iOnist, he has intro
duced his remarks upon the subject, delivered n
the House Of Representatives on the 5,h Of Jan
1874.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-07


A friend Of ours has favored Us with the
following intelligence, communicated IN
letter from one Of the most distinguished
and benevolent gentlemen in Louisiana.
The letter is dated July Sd:
"The Supreme Court Of Louisiana
having delivered yesterday an important
decision, one which will send TO Africa
some six or seven hundred slaves. seize
The frs, moment knowing the satisfaction
i, will afford your philanthropic hearty to
give your information. You are aware,
sir, that our late fellow-citizen, Stephen
Henderson. directed by his last will that
his slaves (six to seven hundred in num-
Der. as | am infoimodD should be sent to
Liberia by the American Colonization So
cie,y, His directions were tina, at the
end Of five wears from his death (which
took place about six years ago) the slave:
should be permitted to draw lots, and inc
Ten on whom the lot should fall should be
sen, to Africa; at ten years from his dealt
twenty others. BY lots; and in twenty-five
wears the whole Of the residue should 81
sent, after securing an outfit oil one hundred
dollars. The suit now decided (it wal
lost in the lower Court was brought ol
the heirs against the executors oil the VIII !,
and the decree Of The Court Is that the WI
must be carried OUT, (,he iatention Of IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-07

The EIectlons.-To-dsy elections take
plaOe IN This state 60 members Il COngresz. and
cIsILs Of he Courts and in Tennessee for Cover
nor, State Legislature. and members Of Congress.
Elections were held On Moadsy las IN The states
q Kentucky, Indiana and Alabama. 90 members
Of Congress and State Legislature, and in ths
asiss Of Illinois and Missouri for members Of he
State Legislature.
Maryland elects members q Congress in Ocio-
Der. and Mlssi-iPpi in November and Maine, n.
hampshire and Massachusetts, have zach one mem
Der % elect % supply vacancies -Four Senators
are 70 be elected. one from each Of the states q
Virginia. Tennessee. Indiana and Mississippi
Thee win complete Inc elections Cor the twenty.
ninth Congress. which meets on the int Monday
Of December
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-07
ENCOURAGE
Home Manufactures

YNHE subscriber having permanently located
i himself in the town Of Hillsborough takes this
method of informing his friends and the public
generally, that he intends carrying on the Tailor
ing Business in all its various branches, having
received, and will continue constantly to receive,
the latest fashions from the Cities of London, Pa.
ris, Philadelphia and New York; and having had
much experience in the art of cutting he isprepar
cd, he hopes, to give satisfaction to all who may
fayorhim with their patronage. Please give me
trial by calling at my shop, second door above
the printing office. ,s-
Cutting promptley attended to at all times Sun
day excepted. ,,reoN
JAMES G.. s. WATSON.
July 6. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-07
LATE FROM TEXAS.

We have dates fiom Austin, in Texas,
10 the 9TH ullmo., from which we learn
that the Convention Of The People, which
was called to take into consideration the
question Of the annexation of Texas TO
the United States. assembled at Austin,
on the morning Of The 4lh July, and vas
duly organized by the election Of Gen.
Rusk as President. ~-.
Soon afterwards the subject Of annexa-
,inn was referred 10 a committee Of fifteen
members. who subsequently reported an
ordinance asserting, on behalf Of the peo-
pie OF Texas, TO the terms proposed BY this
Government. which ordinance was adoP-
ted with but one dissenting voice-thst OF
Mr.. Richard Bache, Of Galveston, who
afterwards signed the ordinance. No
other business was transacted on that day
except The adoption Of resolution in tes-
timony Of respect for'he memory oil Gen.
Jackson.
On the 5,h preliminary measures were
adopted for the formation Of State Constl-
tuition; which, it is confidently asserted,
will be burlened with no conditions what
ever differing from the resolutions oil The
United States Congress.
Mr.. Donelson arrived at Austin on
the evening Of the 9th, on the morning oil
which day dispatches were received IRON
the United States relative TO the occupa-
tim OF the Texan frontier BY our troops;
and on the I'll, resolution was passed
requesting the President of the United
States to send troops forthwith 10 tina
frontier. These troops were expected Il
sail from New Orleans last Monday.
The Hon. X. l.. Anderson, the Vice
President Of Texas. died Of fever on tn
10Th ullimo. in Montgomery county.
Galveston papers 10 the 18th ult, con
tain nothing ofinterest, except the notlc
Of an arrival Of British brig from Yer
Cruz, which brought dispatches Tor tn
Texan Government. and was to return
rs soon as she heard from Washington
lin Texas. Nat. Intel.