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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

PEARLs.-Not~ ihs;an1ing he value Of
the pearl, and the antiquity Of lts int. o luc
ton mo the commerce OF the east, IS ma.
nral history is obscure. There is sill an
uncertainty whether it is healthy or a
diseased product; and minute inves isa-
ton might lead even TO more important re-
suits than the settlement of that question
We all dde to the praciicabiliiy Of trans.
planning pearl oysters TO localities where
their peculiar ipod is abundant, and TO the
chance Of The pearl being caused bv DIS
ease which nigh, be ar!ifinaily induced,
although Mr.. Slewan is inclined 10 the
suppo ilIon that IL is healthy secret a.
IL II is healthy product, " hats IS exact
purpose in the economy of the fish, As
Mr. Stewart says, it is easier to crillcisc
than 10 explain; bot we are not satisfied
lhii il is entirely healthy production. -
Perhaps The most plausible theory is that
&c Rcuamnr, which.makes The pearl to be
IN ey'ragasatlon to protect the oyster from
cx'rancous substances. such as sand
viii b the animal covers with pearly mat
ter, deposited in clU'eculive Layers. Tha
such is tine process is bey old doubt but al
o the sand being the nucleus. no come
u that oysters iron rocky bed are rich
er in pearls than those from bed Of sand
How comes 1t that one oys'er contains a
many as l5s pelfls, while mi / n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

WoMAN's TKMrER.-No trai: of char
acter Is more valuable in lcm lie than the
possess ION OF sweet temper. Home can
never be made happy without it. |, is
IKE the II ~ ers that sprin. up in our path
way. re,lviny aud cheering las. Lee, a
man so home at night, wcaricd aud
worn by The tolls Of the ca, and how
soothing is a word dictated by coud dis.
position. is a sunshine Ia ling upon hi.
heart. lie is happy, and the care OF life
are Tor often. A sweet temper II rs u sooth-
ing lnii. cnre over the minds II whole
tnnlly. Where il i, found in the wife and
IN ';hcr, yon may Oh crvc Kindness and
love Predominating over the bad ,erlinu
OF Il material heart. Smiles, hind wo. ds
and looks characterize the child en-. ard
peace aud love have iher dwelling there
Study TO acquire and retain sweet tenn
per. Ii is more valuable tn N gold, il cap
tvn'es more than beauty, aud To- the close
OF life reai;.s al its freshness AID n wer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

len, who subsequently Withdrew his op.
posiiion--and the additional number of
copies were ordered.
The statements OF the Auditor show
the total debt OF the State 10 be So ,96S, 1,
OH 36. and its Resources Tin Bank and
and other stocks) Sll ,2SS,953 65.
There are Liabilities TO The amount O
Sl,392.S8l 8S, but these consist of
stocks held by the authorities aud u
gents of the State. and as such are con
as redeemed.
On motion oil Nc. Wiley,
The Sena,e adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15
Abraham ID Cline,


Rohetf a. slcy, )
by virtue of decree of The rircuit superior
court # law aud chancery. rendered on tho
27th day !of April isaa, in cause thon pending
IN the said court. " h .r.In Abraham ID Cline va.
plaintiff and RI bert Lar sley VS.. defendant.
VIII sell by pubic auction on tn" 2ud NJ ndsN
IN January neal, at he court ! euse Of Tyler
county, tract of one hundred acres If lard
situated on the waters Of Middle islBnd Gre ok
IN sal county, ADD particularly Gtscrl cal in a
decd fTs the said C'ine Ia the said Iapsl.y,
dated ne 10th day OF Apr 1913. aud filed with
the papers in SAID cause. The sale To he on the
teIms fol lowing The costs Of the said suit to
be PAID In hand and the remainder Of The ppr-
GA ase money in SIX and twelve moi ths from he
dayo sac. the purchase. 10 give bonds bearing
In:ciest with good security. far the payment OF
the deferred inst menIs, and not TO receive a
title until the purchase money is paid up.
W M'CUY, DS,
noy29 for Jas C. williamson y I C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

EXTRACT from a Commercial House
IN Boston 10 Commercial House ia Rich.
mond, dated
DECEMBER 30,h 1914.
GAN the corn and a large portion OF the
Hour brought TO this market is consumed
IN our State. The imports into this (Bos
tori port. the past IL months is of corn L.
932, 1852 bushels, and Of flour in The same
period 6iS.SS2 barrels-besidcs we have
large number Of smaller ports W hich re
ce've considerably more. or the amour,
the Boston market alone receives from
Virginia ll5,9j4 barrels OF -four, and Of
corn, SIS, 1853 bushels. The writer would
like right wei 10 send a statement TO one
OF your Virginia politicians, who is repor
ted by some OF the papers to have said
that Massachusetts did no, take barrel Of
-four from Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.-The
DENTAL ESCAPE OF BisHoP SouLE.- Tho Csroli-
nian. under date OF Columbia. 2nd instant. 'iaIes
that this body convened in this place on The 25h
ult. and will adjourn day Bishop Soule took lhe
Chair. and next day Bshop Andrews. al the request
of Bishop Soue. A nong various oihev proceedings,
the action Of tho Southern Delegates 10 the General
Conference. on Tho OF Bishop And rev, aid the
division Of the Church. WIS unanimously approved
division wns considered inevitable. 10 ihat IL was
unanimously resolved MOTT concur ia The proposal
Oft Holson A. COME renee, To mco, in Lousville
IN May next. 10 devise sumo plan Of comprumise be-
tween the Conference Of the slave holding and
slave holding States. This says the wser
inenily wise and judIcious aud still further com
mends The church to the confidence Of our people.
since IL is plain no compromise can he made by The
South between slavery and abolion--none but
Win, must inevitably Look The overthrow of The for>
mcr. and increase the im.nnent danger Of tho
Sau,h.
Delegates were appointed TO the General Confer
ence Of The Southern Church, 10 meoi III Louisville.
Kentucky. on the first If May next.
Bishop S'ule. on taking the chair on Wednesday,
gave The following statement Of The imminent peril
he encountered about four miles rum tho city. by
n stage accident. from which his lifa was most "a.
markabIy aud providsn,ially saved; as reported by
the correspondent Of the Southern Christian Advo>
cute.
"IIe had ma 10 his approach 10 Columbia under
very peculiar circumstances. and felt himself very
specially indebted TO The good providence Of God
Iha, his life had been spared. Last evening the
stage was run awny with by the frightened horses.
and dashed 10 pece'l the very spokes IN the wheels
were knosled out. and the coach mado perfect
wreck. lilo had been of;en in perils. by seq and
land. bui never in such imminent danger Of death
in oil The course Of his life. To Gods provideDiial
care he attributed his preservation. MOI hnir Of his
head was hurt. lie hoped that God would be with
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

ANECDoTE OF THE ANTI RENT INSUR-
RECT1oN.-- We understand that's lew DAYS since
Mrs. Van Rensselaer,. lady Of Mr. William Van Rem
seaer, one of che proprietor, Of the Rensselaer, ma
mr.. drying out in her carriage. she encounter
ed n part, oiApt renters tie Disguise Of Indisns.
who approached and deliberately unhafnessed the
hIfses ifom Ihs esfnsge. They ih,n feIifed to the
siie 81 tits rad, wLste they discussed the question
whether hey shoold cary 81 the lady or not Mach
tOhsf relief, The deeisiob after some debate was ~
the negative; The hIam xiihdfew and thus ended
what seemed likely q, FIRST TO prove q rOm,ntic. and
TO Inc lady, a dsogresablc adytniurs.-Hew YOrk
fOst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
From The Schohnris Republican

LiyfNCsroSyfLLE SchOhane Co.
a most melancholy and lsmeDiable accident oe.
CURED last night obJW dusk. As Mr.. Ora Mace.
nged about Al years, who resided aboh two mile.
~esl from This plnce. together With several of his
nciehbors. we're coming from the village Of Smith
town, when within about a mile Of his house, IN
descending hill al rapid rate. his horse became
unmanegesbie. and upset The wagon Of the TO, u
ih" hi''' and throw il on O bridge which he had
10 drive. upside dows. The wagon resting upon The
siokcs, throwing MIR. Mice and lie friends out upon
the ice aud stones. and very ssriuusly injnring oil
except inc. md killing ME-. Mace Instantly IL ..
supposed that he struck upon a sharp slime imbed
died ia the ice. cutting aud breaking in his kfi ten.
ple.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

CONGRESS. The Senate did not Sit
on Saturday. IN the House Mr.. Hale
offered a resolution for tho annexation
Of Texas which provided that the Terri.
tory should be divided into two parts,
one 10 be free and the Other slave The
debate progressed Mr. Su ith, Of Ia
and NJ. Dean Of Ohio addressing the
1ovse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

OF We understand thu lhe Judiciary
Con,pi'iee, in the Ohio Legislature. have
reporeJ ia favor q e.,dbish'og several
new chaneery courts --fo.nc o OF s --Sah
chance Tor at lleif head
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

MIR BENTON. il IL sad, was highly satisfied
with tho Missouri resolutions. lie consider rs them
endorsing his the snhec Of anne xaiion
ard claims ,ha, his colleague 10 bound. by these in
siruciions 10 follow his lead II is certain, there.
fore. that Mr. Benton and his influence will oppose
sume one smi lar TO il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

Mr.. Puk'' mnJrriiv over Mr. Clay. exclusive ut
South Carolina Is 26 254. ITO this be added 90
200 rs The mi 'ri'y lOI MI P'lk ~ Soulh Csrolr-
ns.--w h"se yne Is Doi mclnJed ia tho above. The
Legislature III that Slate cious"g her Electors
Mr. Folk. aggfcs'ie mIipny over Mr. Cloy /. So.
2Sl
The Abolition vote. a. stated above. 10 69l37.
and exceed Mr.. P1lk's majority over Mr.. Gay b.
3.s46 Mr. P,lk, II will thus h0 seen. has been
elected President Ofihe United States by miso'iiy
Of The pnpular vote.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15
Observation-Disclosures

PASSING THROUGH a THUNDER
fear engenicrcd by the
proximity OF The clou in which lightning
is elaborated, is funded not on any distinct
an! cx, ''icabie principles, bit Oh IA vague
impression That the chances If dan &c
are augmented, rs We approach Ia" cause
OF danger, whatcver that cause may he
II then, The risk OF injury I've admitted TO
increase a he distance from the ihundrr
cloud Is dim nish,d, it would follow, bv
NECESSARY Iulerenc e, lha, destruction - on q
he inevitable 10 those whose tcmerity or
misfortune might place them actually with
in the dimensions If The clio d. Experience,
10 vcvcr, docs not justly his. On the
contrary, thunltr cluu IS have been rel eat.
eddy traverscd with inpun;ty. In August,
ITO, the Able Ri hard passed lhro oh
IN iader cloud on the sma II moun,ain Gu l. d
d 'yrr, between Chalons and Tourmus
BE ore he entered The clIud, the thunder
rolled ~ ii is wont TO d.. When he was
rnYe.opcd in II. he heard only single c'nps
vi h in erra's # silence, Without reycrbsr-
alton. Afler he p1ssed above the cloud
the hun Ter rolled below him as before, and
The Ii !, h,ning flushed. TIE sister of NJ.
Arago Witnessed similar phenomena be.
tween the villagcof Es,agaI and Limeux
ard the officers of engineers engaged H.
| The ir;gonometricai survey, repeatedly cx.
rericnced the same occurrences on The
l'yrennees.-Manael Of Electricity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

Legal proceedings have been commenced against
the city Of wark and one Of the citizens, by per.
sons claiming 10 represent the original settlers with
Wow Of trying tho title TO certain public grounds
within the city limits
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

SOUTHERN MAIL The Postmaster General.
n We learn irum The Charleston Courier. has vcry
properly Restored The mail Ia The Wilmington tN G.
Sieamb ats. instead Of having il rarrlrd ON land
(via Raleigh) as VAS proposed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS AND
PERI IDEALS,
Two lc had at ROBES erea, Western Li'cr,r,

Two 'c had at ROBES erea, Western Literary
x Depot rurnct Of Man aud Monroe Street.
ihe F'reery, "a tale vi the eighteenth cen'u-
y.price ID! cent.
The Old Jour. Temperance tale. price ~
Punchs complete letter writer do rs
Puuch's natural history Of cour,ship To 25
Pa. chs medical studcn so 2J
Aii'at und AsiIore. Cnorcr's last. 37l per number
Peter PlVddy 10y Neal with ergtuyinss. y ic. SOC
Castle ID small, by ) INNS do 25c
Domestic Cookery. hy Nis Rundeli do 25c
Helen Iiasley. by Simns do 25c-
Heart. social move! do Toe
lsgoldshy's legends. niIh Engraving do 5Ue
Ilus,rnied Bblu History DO 3lc
Massey Fink. or The Beautiful unknown co l2lr
Belle oi Bs.i"n do l2ic
t"ee,s'le Yarns do I2b,
John Aiancssy To l2ir
ons"w by gentleman of A'ahsm1 do Ole
Cot JICk in 90,
Gfahems. GJdey's, National. Arihur'> aud Col.
uU Hmm AlagHzin,s. aud all The cheap Publication,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

Signora Ca.c!lan il now at s., PrIrr,bmrph. sing
ing before The Emperor Nicholas. But year or tvs 0
since. she vas IN Mexico. singing before the Eln o.
Ior SANTA Anna.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

a nom NlSSIONERS SAt.E.--Is CHAscrny.
~ In the Circuit Superior Courto OF Law ant.
ChaAc,ry for ohio county.
Moses Rhodes
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TIE pOPuIAR NIrrE

Wo annex iuli uhdcom, ,ieie stale n,eni Of the
official popular Vote IA The several s. alts al the late
Preside niis! E.;riI.n;
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INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills

A FRESH SUPPLY ~ wrghi's cel,lts,cl
IN indan vegetable Pills iua received lr. RI,
Philadelrlno, Ior 'nle Wholesale o. retail Id
ofai dV'ounl sde To- Inso Who purchase by lire
qna htiir. Twtmy,ase cents scr B5t.
JOHN JlfASiYELL.
Jh Uri1u w, e.
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sllAMI.s.

MH Stock of Skawlsis Nsp god. pari, niafly
lVh 'hoss ia liner qusliry AID ole at much lo. ef
rfi' e. Than early ~ ihe summer
Wheeling dec 70 VT SELcY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

We shall have The plcaspe Of i..uin, o,,.
M"dsy morning from our uew Ofiiee. Na,,,;c mn
Tue Arch 70 among the things hat a 70 in m. -,
gon "assfs shop. and has disappeared from A.. Al
sss'ed position Il occupied during m. .nm,,s,
I" "en' DOWN Min street about q week ,ine. :, III,
many heaters bur mourners
"s :,"m MAS heard. not q lear was shed.
rs me Arch down Ia Buis's they ,p,J
N' ha'ef hut grinned. n,t mu, muir ,o, ~ ,.,,
~ ms loco trophy lay dead,
"s".'he Arch . gone and truih henecE,rth will
''e III me quarters tia, knew il no, "A lille N.
locv f'cns had II. "'s
weihoush, We had grabbed s,me now, from
MeIieo last night. b, he Aiad.oni,,: I'M, When
We leaked at our old "s,anl by. the Intelligence,
~" .'""d u was all q honx. that S,nia ANA may
nave "een expelled from Mexico. but the news ha.
not got htre.
FROM NEW GRANADA a letter ha. been
received at New York from Ca,,hasena. under date
oi November 25h. which state. that Mr. b sckiord
our Chnfge dAH,res AT d ,gois, had just succeeded
IN seiiling With tho Government of New Gram Ja
inc old "Morris' claia, which has been pending
Tor upwards IL twery years. Tits claim u 10 aid
nus oeen fei',~d ~ NEST satisfactory manner. as
nae also the claim Of tho BY chance NJ well q.
seSefa' Others which have been pen ling f,r years.
var b'sekio'ds arrival at Norfolk. Oh his return
oome' msy be daily expected.
MASSAClUS 81 IT'S The Inaugural Address
81 Governor Briggs is tho Senate and House or
Representatives of the State OF Massachu-siis. on
catering upon the second term Of his adminisisa.
s"a. thorough Republican document In ell its
aspects. The two topics which occupy fully half Of
his short Address arr, FIRST the Importance VI pnpu-
lar education as encouraged ond sustained by the
Government Of Massachusetts. and especially Of
Normal Schools, whose Influence, though ssyci bu,
l.ls
the "nconsuiionaliiy md inexpedency Of tho pro.
p'sed annexation OF TeIa, upo.i which the Cover.
nor expresses himself s,rongly
The Richmond Wing nlimeies that the Senate
OF Virginia (ir which the Lpcoocos have a MAJORS
w have decided informally that there shall DO no
election Of u Senator this winter.
DEATH OF VETERAN Major Benjamin |
Russell. the veteran Printer and Editor Of The old |
Columbian Sentinel died N Boston on Saturday
morning. aged 80 years. lie was widely known |
md universally respected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

MARI lsD BY the Rev. Mr. iIodpn on
Thurs lay "a mig. thr OH inst. Mr. ANDREW
WHITE oi SCUM Wiecung ru Mlss HESTER
ANN RICHARDS ot this cty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

NRUST SALE - Pursuant to n deed oitrssi'
4 from David Hull To me- dated the nine.
lecn'h day Of May IN The Year eighteen hundred
aud iofy md recorded ia tlie Clerks nj OF The
County Courl oil Ohio COuh'y. ~ De,dhu,k number
iW enly -lnur, age one hundred anJ ffiy four will
un Monday the TWENTY SEVENTH day of
JANUARY. eighteen hundred aud luriy. eve. sell
~ public nneiiuB. AT the frDni thisr Of the Cupu
hnnse " SAID county, all Tie iEipsrs. estate and
rldim which have tnn lu,Nf,ill, sell by Nuue nf
'aid deed ~ tie following propcfty.,I lint par
eel "i lard hcirg rans Vf lois nuHiSpr auJ sry.
enc hiuai,' 10 That pafl Of he city ~ Wheeling ~
sdid counly. cufnmUnly rallied East Whccuur ard
| ho"bd 81 ms iollows' LRinHiHg al u yO'n 90 tho
Western boundary Oi sad number SIX whirh ,oint
- lwo hundfed and twelve feet distant Gnin he
>"uhen boundary of Lnsiey tiofmety Ystcp
street; lhence Easiwarily. Jafnllcl with Ln,y street
NE hundred fleets theace Sout,wafdly, patillet
'iih ,ho 'aid Western Boundary Of lot nun,.cf I'd.
20 wheeling creek, th,h down said cfeok in said
I " tsicm boundary Oi lot number ~. and ,htnce
"hh said Western bOusdsfy 10 the beginning viii
I 'ht huWdmgs. lmpi0S emenis aud appuHonaHces,i
rem 'hs pipre q zfoDud which siauds the IfcEj
'ni'1rrs erected nv said Hall cad f,nasAy ,,t, 4
/ by hin asn COTTON FACTORY also DE sientl
/ erg"e h1ioits oud mact.oef vtirh n thp lusE
/ d i"9 tse'nn3n q! SAID deed were cnnJliHed ni n
! t,t' 'ht s.a .viioa Factory miI lui. linrs N
/ ,cIt 90 u..I r.t-..,
TERMS % salt Cash. ~
DANIEL LAME. ~
- dec IT. Tu.'N
" lilo. A",hs aud BeIlu~.. on land siH
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EXCHANGE ISnTEI

EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMOR"
II hlE snhs'r her respectfully anuouucts iu ~.
j friends md the public. Inst he ha. pofcl,a.ed
Mr. ERA us COLEMNN interest. and Lrcunt
sole lessee Of tho above ~ sbishruen
TIC Hotel Is locaie,l conveni~rt 10 all he PEiN-
ClPaL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND Raj
ROAD pEPOTS, Md ,aer. every inducrmeni f.,
conhJfi The kuuni- ore large n0d airy. apd inr
hisl ed In sylc moi surnss,d 10y any similar e..
iaslishsBcni in he Jpii,d Suites
frDm he tsToGcute he Pr,Iricim ms hld 10
tl'e n.aHHsemeui oi O FIRST C'ASS HOPEL. b.,
hri'cfs h'Bssu HAT every department ~ The esiir
li'hmen' VII hc conducted r'a siyls a. pyasc lh,,
wli' my mvof ns Nils q eal
dee 5-tW JClTV yVESC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

DIED In Alrsny. N YIN hs al all. NJ
JOHN M)YS rON. sy'J - yStr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

A $50. 100 rfo-. oi wmaus PAM, Ma,b,
a ~ tee g J & r no3NgROCE.
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ITO EeSt
SADDLE. BRlDLE, TRUNK AND HARE
ANyfEAC'TOK


WM MING NI..OLL. would respe .tfully
w inform the ctULehs Of Wheeling aud the
public generally that he sfill continue 10 Man
ufIriure, ai his stand 100 MaiA street, adj lining
Sinis.
AsO,an cxcolentartc,e Iron Frame Trunks,
as W " as the mpie common kinds u use, Car
gon and Carnage Harness, Common Collars.
hamcs nc. lie Aeeps also on hand, Buffalo
Robes, iutiilo Over. shoes, W agon, X due aud
other hips and Lashcs, all Of which I've will
sell L. Tor cashor trade that can be disposed
He would return his thnnks Tor past IA vors
and ask inc cOntihuanccOf the public patronage
N b. old work neatly repaired at prices Ia
suit the times no. 10 - ndNw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

Weihousht We had grabbed .,m. navy, from
M'H,eo last night. b., he Aiad;.oni.p: bu, " hen
We leaked at our old "s,ani by. the inlcIiecncer.
~" ''a"d u WAS all a hoax. that S,nia ANA may
nave been expelled from Mexico. but the news ha.
not got hire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

Gfehems. G,dey's, National. Arihur's aud Col.
uu han AlagHzin,s. and all The cheap PuLlcni ION,
mud Pcrodicals received dnIly. Ian 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

~ I,iS. An,hs ava DeIloN. az land eiU
' "eby orr ~ CREElE
dell No $50. AG ~
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22
Correspondence Of the Charleston Courier.


The French Minister has nterposed his good Of
fees between this Government and the Mexican NJ IN
lister. and advised him 10 remain here until he re.
ceves advices and instructions from his Government.
Col Almonte has acceded to the suggestion. In the
mean lime the Committee Of Foreign Affairs Of the
Senate have had before them resolution, which
they will soon report to the Senate, requesting the
President to enter into negotiations with the Mexi
can Government for the settlement OF boundaries and
of mutual claims, and of all questions between the
Two Governments.
There is. therefore, no cause for any proviso, and
no danger of any war.
learn that the Texan Minister here has been adj
vsed very urgently to recommend to his Govern
ment the immediate adoption Of the proposition Of
annexation made in The Joint Resolutions. as they
originally nHssed the House, instead of adopting the
alternative Of long and hazardous negotiation and
another ordeal of legislation proposed BY the pro-
riso.
Mr.. Calhoun before he LEI, the State Department
sent instructions 10 the effect TO Mr.. Doneson,
our Charge in Texas.
Mr. Calhoun left us last night, regretted very deep
ly by citizens. Mr.. Cralle, his late Chief Clerk,
accompanied him. Mr.. Cralle was offered by Mr..
Buchanan the option Of remaining in the office, but
declined H. ...-