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New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-01
Grbuois.

4 FTERSOON AND EVENING GLASSES IL
IA the French Language and Literature. Tor Ladies and
Gentlemen under the instruction OF Prof A. :. Vcpait
now in successful operation Mr. Gtesnea.s School
for Young LRdles, lCG Pierreponts corner OF Clinton
Brooklyn The afternoon classts at 1 +. NJ every
Mobdav. Wednesday aud Friday and The evening classes
II I p NJ. every Wednesday and Saturday. For any
farther information respecting these classes, sec Brooklyn
papers, or apply 10 ALFRED GREENLEAF. o3l ST.
EANIiLi BOARDING SCHUOJ.-The Winter
session o Mr. snd Mrs. Ashbel Fucrs School for Boys
and Girls, in Kent, CT will commence Nov. l2n. Tie
number OF pupils is limited twelve. Boys will be fitted
for college their studies will be adapted 10 the designs OF
their paren their future pursuits Tems-ihe year
divided into OF y weeks EACH AL EXPENSES
except booAs $50 per References Miss Catherine
NJ Sedswck be addressed by letter 266 Nintlrst or
Lenox Mass Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Sedgwick, LenoX,
Mass. Theodore Sedgwtck, Esq. IL Walst DR. Peter
Pratt SO Libertyst Roderick SedgwicS Il West Was h
instonplace John Sosson, Esq Pearl.si HaNion,
Is Grove-st; 1t John Sedgwck U. ). A.; ProL Henry
White D. D. 81 FtsL Circulars can be obtaned OF either
of the referees ol6 3tawSwN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-01

I OST-Beiween the Bank OF New-York and our store,
L notes for 5000 aud S5S IS. As the samo bad
been paid ut the Bank of NewYork they OF no real
value to any one and the finder will confer favor by
leaving the same hi 20 Broadway
oSO e. APPLETON X CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-01
TINuE NENY NRIElTON COIIeglate Sc

i commenc. its next session Monday, Nov. ). This
School possesses facilities and advantages superior to any
other by lis proximity New York ts heahfu situation,
lis access, by hourly steamers and It's elevated
standard education The school is suaed on the nights
of New Bslon. within six miles of Ne-fork and occu-
pies the elegant OF e Brothers Joseph and ID ad
inirGby adapted for The limited number OF us pupils All
The branches of an ordinary English Educson the Casscs
and Mathematics extended through full College course
are taught also the French, Spanish. German and
Italian languages All the teachers reside in the family and
the most parental supervision had the pupils For
catalogues and full information apply at the ohce OF The
school, 1872 Broadway, n corner of JohnsL where The
Principal can be daily.
OF GEO. L. LIZ ROW, A. M fflnclpal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-01

'HE CALUW ELL - = 4 . - ~ n a., SL,I -,
Young Ladies' will open Brooklyn, nj No oS WIloqgh6y
s on In. 10Th inst The OF instruction includes the
Ecylish French Spanish, German and Italian anguages ;
Writing Arithmetic Geography Astronomy, WIN us Use
of the G!ohe) History Natural History NuFa and Moral
Philosophy Bellies Letters Geometry zebra aud E!ocu
tor Music the Harp Piano Guitar and Vos Music lac
Fr.rch and Spanish language IN general Use IN uc
family There will be no charge In any instance 10 ne
dun shters of clergy!nen.
f c. is permitted refer TO persons Of The highest re-
spec,abity both IN The CITY OF New-York snd bfooISn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-01

NAANTkD-A acIive Young Men TO yo south or
w West Agents for the sale OF and popu-
lar Puslicauous and above their expenses Will
be- Insured 10 them in writing with an opportunity OF clear
ing Sl0OU per year Some men now IN our employ WILL no
doubt make SUOu per year clear OF all expense Each
man viii have lis district II will be necessary for them o
have at least from sos S5 obtain good fitting olt
Apply al FRENCH'S Publishing Hail. 29S Brosdwsy, up
stairs All letters must be post paid. o2l Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-01
DEVoNsHIRE CREAM ESTABLIsHN

During The Fair of the American Institute specimens Of
the Lamps may seen in The cloth roon wnich 10 pnc
moi, q l;obted with them 90 Stawlm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-01

DRlyATE TuTOR.-A gradus,o oi Yale College,
wishes employ tutor Ia family for moderate
compensation References good. Address Teacher" at
bookstore 6t5 Broadway. OF 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-01
situatioms. Nr. hantss.

WANTED-A situation by respectable Giri 10 90 20
w New Orleans with respectable family as nurse and
scanstressor no objection 10 chamber work Good
ference gwen Address c. D. this Office, and VIII be Il,
tended 10 Immediately. oSl n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-01

NsESSRs Chas Coudert Il DR.. T. o. Porter, 40. 20 d;
ltE Marks Place will reopen their School on me IH oi
September. ,,, ,.- ,,,. .,.t ,..
BESIDES preparing scholars for College ey gye suSh pr
rulnr attention 20 study anS prsccc OF ts FRENCH a'
r ,h, . xterr yrurs this iusuuon has been Ia opern
ion there Is no ns,uncc OF pupils who could not speak
;r.nch aueptIy afler Two years In this School
The French snd Spanish languages Sic part OF me egu-
,r cour,. OF ofiuIuuction IN the school
Geruan also ght fdcsed for which an extra charge
Il, ,mshe. -S"- ~ m
bNISKIiOW', HIDING SCHOOL, No. 400 bow
,ry near As.or and La Fuyeue places New-York Mr
n hss the honor to that hs School open day and
evening for Equestrian Tuition and exercise R!tag
s ..sIsah .ts.oS 90 Moa.h .l'- 90
10 do ............ 10 % ~ Rides 90
Single Lessons coI Single Rides %
B-Hlrhly trained and quiet Horses, Tor the hoaa %
Parade, TO leL EVENING CLASS; s,ooo
~ Ic,sous ........S 0O2n KY ...''..''.''7' W
Single ........-... n sinEo iN'Hs
An Ls.ucus or Rides paid for on cormr1c.hS ,.,.,
In, hour allowed Lesson or tSidn 10 ,n'
8 ON, hour and half .of a Lesson ON mo noan-
a usnr, for Ladies' from 9 a. Nj. 10 4 Va. =, i, =,
n,, for (,cutlr,,r;I from To and unh 20 ~ t.
d No gentlemen admitted durfng mo hours apP'sp'''u
to Ladies'. go, n, :, ,,,p,., ,f Jc,snns or
Thu School hs. been reat'ed aaa Furnished with
;,nyra Ladies dcica!r hsah rccd DO uldes no appre
l,ru.lon OF taking cold
card Of uidtoss requested previous 10 commencing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

,o1.,rn ina, there is a lskeli-
- -. - ,..n.r;,,,iop Of this corps Of volun-
n.y. :, - ,s. ;,a,fs,;gable zeal and energy
'ss's, 80 - rh,, = military company
q OsP~ 49,. liks our own, there can
inooia ~. The material for composing one
= y - = ,,5 ne trust that The yaang men
49, -. an have suficien, patriotism TO
ere them with . military ardor ~ 'ns '.~
nance Of we'll disciplined corps Capt Rowan
4, an able aud efficient Ofirer, fully cOmPe'en. %
discharge any and all Of the duties peru mug
either 70 cspIaincy or higher grade Of 4ome''
and We trust therefore tina, bis laoors may Oe
successful, and ina, ere long be will be again a.
the head Of full company.
Tbs Artillery have always maintained high
character for their discipline and training, and
We see no good cause why the company should
not be again revived and flourish assin days OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
LATE FROM MEXICO


On Saturday week. The British fripaIe
EurydIee. in eight days from Vera Cruz
arrived At the Balize. below, New Or.
leans. having Mr.. Elliot. British charge
'Afaires 10 Texas, on board. 6
Amopg The runors current in New Or.
leans Was one that The Government OF
Mexicq had acknowledged tie Iadspend.
snee cf Ieras. But liiiie credit, hovev.
er. seems 10 have been attached 10 il.
The New Orleans Republican saws:
Regarding The treaty between Texas and
MEXICO, The Mexieah Government 6nds i,self
in dilemna which spreeipiIeie action nieht
render dangerous. They have raised = war
'piri, which they discover they cannot qoeIl.
mi which even 10 esneiIisle appears 10 be la.
,sFdous.H
Gov shannon, Us. Minister, had ar
lived at Vera Cruz. Il appears iba, on
lis journey from Mexico TO Vera Cruz
le We robes. for the second lime, Of eve
y ting eui ihe clothes on bis person.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
TnE 9Ron asEx DO nnzzHess.

1
The Bal,I suu rsmatks xilh nseh force that
he true ksy 10 business is By Advertising. I,ia
indeed ttsse rvaf highway 10 success, sad money
Illus expended always returns IS s.brsad scat
tered onsihf piselsr Even in small village
like OursewHs sts5hsAics should keer their signs
constantly n the newspaper. There are many
persons ID our own county aud IN neighboring
ones to whom they are strangers, and no me-
thod Of introduction is half so efieaeiOus a. ono
through the newspaper These are undoubted-
" many exeellentworkmen, numerous profess
sional men of talent and merit, and many capa-
bic persons in other branches Of business, who
are unpa.ronized, and who remain in obscufity,
merely because the public have no knowledge
Of their qualifications and merits. Those whs
neglect to use this ready and cheap means Of
promoting their own prosperity are eonseauent-
" much mistaken as to their true interests
Whena strangersor newcomer in the co9nty
wishes 10 know where he can end the goods be
desires 10 purchase, the furniture he wishes to
Al his house out with, or a carpenter 10 pn,a
building up for him or halter, shoemaker or tai
lor 10 dohis work, he refers to the newspapers, and
thus an easy introduction takesaplace between
the several parties.
Advertise then, and we assure you that money
thus expended, will Be repaid ina manifold de-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
VALUE OF NEWSPAPERS.

There is no book SO cheap as a newspaper;
none so interesting because il consists Of varie-
~, measured out in suitable proportions as TO
lime and quality. Being new every week, il in
viles 10 a habit of aeading, aud affords an easy
and agreeable mode Of acquiring knowledge so
essential TO the welfare of the individual and the
CO immunity. II causes hours Il pass away plea
sanity and probably, which would Otherwise
have been spent 10 idleness aud mischief
we End the above sensible paragraph in an
exchange, and heartily concur In The sentiment
expressed. A newspaper is certainly the cheap
est as well as most interesting medium for con-
veyine intelligence and good. moral precepts %
families. .chidrenEwill pick up and read
ne wspape,, whilst they will suffer the old fami-
" books 10 remain on the shelf covered with
dust. Every father should see The importance
Of having such a<channel16f intelligence 10 bis
family as weekly newspaper, and subscribe for
one at once
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
TO YEARLY ADVERTISERS.

We must beg some ,ef our yearly advertisers
10 fotbear. When "a contracted 10 advertise
for them, BY the year, for stipulated
<ua--~<e did not mean TO give them the privIlgs
-cf inserting weekly either a column or bali
column. Such privilege would destroy mate
rally the interest Of our paper as family Jour-
nal We have some forty yearly advertisers,
and did they all advertise as some few do, We
should have twenty columns Of advertisements,
without counting our miscellaneous ones, which
are numerous, leaving no room whatever for .
single item Of news or domestic intelligence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

rl.rAL or sELsos HOOPER.

Theiui4l oGNslscn Hooper, charged with The
motaetfl WIN. Brooks, vas pfosfessfsg in The !
cirf6it 81 ptfior Court Of Law and cbspcs'y
faf liz nopaay, shsa our paper gssPut 10 press
last week.
me aai@ef was conmiiled near Bath, Nor
gan rosasy,son Inc i7ih Of February last, and
~ssremoyec 10 JefIefseU, frOR Tic inability 10
procure jury in Morgan. 8sx
The selection Of q 5gry was stieaded with SEINE
difficulty here, nsksnueh as msaJ bad either
fotnes of'eTptsa N@'opinicns touching the gait
s-~en6aeense II be prisoner, aud we've -thus rem.
defsa Ircorrsssnt toterse asiurors on The case.
Tie following named gentlemen were atenglh
imrst1 eflsl, being chosen BY the prisoner -
Janes v. Moore, Benz W. Thompson, Robert
VI. Fior, Geo. K. Boley, VIM. MePhersoa,
Geo. w LiAe, Issiah Gla', J,hn Ss!def, i,
John d LlElle, Henry TimberIakes Abraham
Suyarr, sad Jebn }. Atcll.<
} Ia he .abseneso: J. Z, Page, Ed .Proteeut.
: log Attorart FOR the cOunty, The Prosecutions was
conducted BY James NJ. Mason, Esq.; Counsel
FIR he prisoner, Andrew Hunter, Iienry Bed
ioges, and G. T. Hunter, Esqs,
TIE lisf oceuPled two days, during which
liins great legal ta:t and skill was displayed b
tbose Engaged 10 the case, and aheh The erauiS
paiidn ef witnesses was closed, atle speeches
wste made BY the several gentlemen.
Tse eepnsei fot ahe prisoner sought TO esisb-
lish his I'm tsence .ffom gull, By alleging tenn
poraIs insanity and ciIed numerous cases to
sdSiafn them onthispoint. Their main lefsnee,
+ however, e6nssEed 10 their efforts to prove thai
abe murder was not enc o. generalization, not
vIfal, not deliberate, bu, committed without
malice afofethousht without object or mOtiyss,
hrae- under The sifc. construction Of ibeslaw
they malntaiaed be verde, Of the jury could not
BE- murder in tie first degree.
sC The Prosecution was i4 The hands Of an able
prosecutor, and the points b dweIi upon were
mainiairrd with, ability and great earnestpess,
The case was submitted 10 The jury IN Wed
reSda5 evening, who afer retiring about half an
boar. retuired with the following verdict
~syE, The Jury, End The prisoner, NELseN
HoopeR, Gulltg Of Murder in the Second Dtgres
anyi We ascertain the, term Of his Imprisonment
II NE public Jail OF Peenen,iary house, in lh
CITY &C R3cs,flonaeto)be EIGHTEEN YEARS
"R0B'r. w. BAYLOR, Foremaa -.
:. ~ saul1aaylsst, The pfisoner'was Brought in
L iosnourt afdfreceived hissentence from Judg
{. Doug ass being The same. as atjudged by tn
July Who. 10 the ceaftse Of Pas4lpg it, remark
eli, hsein the epini6n 81 The Court, he, The Prise
ner r5chly uefi.ea the, ninishmep ~ eh ,gEaAl
-, asAsA- RsslAerige1 eeffc6thstance at
fen1 +, and IN a most wanloa and agsrava,
ed manner, wiiheul The leasl provocatien on 20
pat Of the deceased 0
Hooper Il now in our jail, bn, we understand
VIA be taken to Richmond Tomorrow.
-.e.-.-..,-----
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

THE MORMON MURDERERs.-Tbe III.
as q ibe Persons charged with the murder Of
ssS 5eseieg Morrons, Hiram. aud Joe Smith,
aste eennsaeed al Carihsse, Illinois, on he
zi'tui,- The parties srtaigned sre }. G. Davis.
eiAis "a hliosas Senator, T. SAasp, .4iSs or
sae harsau Signal, MARX Aidfiee, wm. N. Go.
ssI. ase gu. i-ssi Williams. The proceedings
20 Tar had been peaeeabie and orderly. bu, how
lsss this s'ate Of tAlass would eOp,,sa, -.
uasesiain. A eorrsspsuasas u The s,.Loui. R.
Pabliesa says
EvssJbed almost attending cc6r, ean.,
armed &c thsdeeth, and feqnentiy poske,S ~
rides WI Re seea t.ken out 81 usgcus with a.
mach dehhsfasinn IS L Ihey vese ATTENDING
ieslaia masier instead u a:lsndias eour. nf,.ss
ia This 'ss bad stsie Of ihinss, bal eusseor.
esnafy osts. dsmaBd nEsraenlipary remedies.
lne Mqimons ARE sad 70 have rxpse-.~i
aeieFnless LEA q tske revenge, ~ case he AZ.
1pdaais shsull NJ, De caasie,s.l. DO, 4 i hesrs
mofs diseisei eounsek VIII prevail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
no PREVENT smut.

The Frederick Herald Contains The following
ommuniea,ion from Mr.. Thomas Whittier, as
10 EerusiInnle- mode q preventing smut which
trial at any rate : worm
;.ni I'm huaHEs:-I was told to-day by Mr.. Gross.
uieAe', o. middeiown valley, ihaibe has no, \ d,
single head ofsmut he his farm n, ~ Iss.
marty years. He further says that N his ns;ehhes
ale troubled with i more or less every yeas IT,
es@y>"'s swat h- .---.---s !. ...Es-:! go. 20
MS growing wheaton Seed, and lels thsfbccome
ptrttefiy ripe, or as is termed by farmers. "deaa
rP:.P He says cutting wheat in green Staff
ina seeding from il tciH produce smut Now IL
ne ',me ior isrrers 10 receive this information.
feel satisfied they may safely rely Ga H.
THOS. WHITTIER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

Short Passages of The Steamships
The cambria, upon her late trip. made
he shortest passage which has been az
chieveS since the starting Of the Cunard
line except the September passage Of the
Hibsrnia;last year. The Boston Courier.
from record otsthe passages Of all the
steamers, from the commencement. kept
as correctly as the nature of4he thing
would admit Of, selects the following, all
of which have been made within l3~days,,
and all of which are calculated from
wharf to wharf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

+ The Charleston Msfcsry is engaged ina fresh
attempt 10 stir up resistance 10 the sarin-anc
labors 10 show that s'the first step 10 redemption
and secnrily 10 the Sosik, IS 70 throw % shs ex-
ist:ags tariff" IN gives rather long piece
Of rismarOle 70 prove that ",he slave noloel
must be brave man, and that "Ihe day FOL
COMPROMISES is past"
We do not perceive Inst agitation Of this sor'
has any particular effec, at present, bui We sup,
nose thefe win be On increased clamof about the
a,h Of Juty--,he usual period for a general
hlowipe of oG steam.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
EXTENSION OF the RAIL ROAD.

The Convention Of the North Western coun-
ties Of Virginia, favorable to granting the right
of way to the Baltimore & emo Railroad to
some eligible point on the Ohio river between
Wheeling aud Pafkersburg, met at the latter
place on'lhe 25th ult. There>was a tull alien
dance Of delegates.
They passed strong resolutions on the subject,
and appoinied committee TO drsft memorial
to ahs-Legislsture, asking the incorporation Of
Company 10 corslrnct Road from some pom
no; lower Than the mouth Of Little Kanawha to
some point en- the Potomac.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

a FRAcAS--The contest between the rival
factions 10 Washington, has got to be so hot, tha,
The parties to il must needs fghi. A letter from
Washington says:
ThereNwas a renconlre on Wednesday
morning onthe deck OF the steamer Osceo.
"a. lit.le before she left our steam boal
wharf Tor Norfolk. II was fight between
an editor and anNex-editor. The late Is
cal editor Of the Globe, MIR. John C.. Rives
vas one OF he bslligerents; Mr.. Ginning.
nam. ibe present editor OF The Old Domin.
'on' published at Portsmoulh, Ya.l was
me olher-5oih well known members of
.ss bard listed democracy. II appears
mat Mr.. Cunningham having made We.
y coarse attack in The Old Dominion. up-
% Mr.. kives. denouncisg The Globe man
ss a scoundrel. &C., the latter called on
cunningham. on board the OsceoIs. 10, an
explanation. Bot Cunning BAN answered
the law should explain p On which The
a'nletc Rives, moi liking laws delav .
aealt Cunningham lusiy blow. which
lsld him s2rawIiDg on the deck. Card
and a gentleman, then iu,er1 or
red and prevented any more blows[ lin
beng inflicted. Il is said that tim DC OF
difference prevented The editor q Ned VII
DOMINION HON being cOmpl ala
d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
IlIsroRIoNr. COLLECTIONS
By HrSsr HowE.

We have Locked into this work seEetal ttines,
and always with increased interest,". II contains
xhat It's title page indicates, COLLECTION Of the
most interesting facts, traditions, bogr aehicol
sketches anecdotes, tsr:. relating 10 lheshisto-
~ and Antiquities 4of@shr State. Its a volume
Of 81 pages, with map of The Stats, and its
locslles are illustrated BY over loo En-
grayinss-among shem, aefine one, givinKasiev
OF III. .,Sr-iender Of coteFsllis al y9rkloWp"
This i qst such work as every yirgnan
-oushts4o have lis COSTS moderate, when we
=eousiaetztAs character Of lhe materials Of which
% f1sed, and the personal labor encountered
by Mr.. kl9wein >s.;s collection. Mr.. H. visited
IN nsfsesi every section On commonwealth
ana lAs gfeaier portion on foo, theFp
,na6!e him 10 eHee, his purpose, He shared a
ne ,he hospitality Of tse planter and The noun
,a,6sey. and was thee.ed onward AySpleasan
.,a,ervisws With some e her most. fn'e'ilsen
/ cilizeas."
sesseral eagrsIiOss are given, Of Prominen
.seees-,a Jefferson ccs6iy--and in the BIC
s,,nhieai departments We have notice Of Gems
- Ga,ss. and -DaIke, and 81 Ramsey, y
-, team. boa, navigator On the Po.cmar. u
Ia ,,hese is SO much of-iu,eTsa IN The voinm
as,we know Of no way 10 which TIE reader l g
+, r,a,isea, exeep, BY the paTshis.--. n, =, =
Tz.u, II. RR4r...-.-' ''' = - ). :
~ Ia the cIllZerScF Jenersoh 10
work. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
DAsIAeiE DosE ny FRiosr.

The damage done to the grosing crcps a
wheat sad corn, AID 10 various kinds II ysesta.
bles and fruit., By the severe frssis or Th6rs.
day and Friday week, proves to be veI serious
and extensive. Ia Pesnsylssnis and Ohio the
reports made through the papers are very Gsfs.
AoraOl'. Ia Pvansylvania the wheat has suf.
Erred but lilis, While the ipjuryab ether branch.
esOfveseia.iOn has been great. The Columbus.
ohiS, Journal says
"These IS good Sesl Of eors'esra,ion in iii,
section Of The S'ale, on accounts n the coptip.
Hed enld weather and drought. There Vas :
hard freeze last night and the nitht n,syiops
Ice was fsTmed and stood an honr ssser sonsr;se
Deafly The eiehth Il an iSeh in shiekn.ss IT,
cotn that hsdeseaped previous fros,S ~. &c.
rally bisekened 10 The Rroard, AID po,,,o.s 80
vcgelaeies generally are 10 The sane nl;sh,
The Wheat Eeids, with here and the,. :.
cepsiou, lo.,k bad enough. With : ns;o~s.-r
our farmers. fks prospect cf Hhe., go - :.
HOPELESS. The drnaehi t-es not. her.~.~r
LEAD ever vide section Of eouasry. ,nd e.
nsanf II vhrst - he eenntry s 50 rr,,,',s-,
he plics cannot Be very kixh.a ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

The sentiment ''that The world is governed
too much"is becoming quite popular, We find
that The system Of holding sessions OF the State
Legislatures only every second year is finding
favor in most The States. Missouri. Tennes-
see, Mississippi, Delaware, Georgia and Louisi-
ana have adopted the system; and il is now pro-
posed 10 incorporate it in the proposed altera-
lion Of the Constitution Of New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
PRESIDENT JONES AND ANNExATIos.

The Proclamation of President Jones, of Tex
as, datedlhe Fifth Of May calls Convention Of
the People BY deputiessto,b be chosen on basis
llaid down the in Proclamation. The Conven-
lion is ID meet on The fourth.of July next. and
n is called .sfpr the purpose Of considering the
proposition FOR the anue xalion Of Texas 70 the
United states, and any Other proposition which
maybe made concerning the narioaahty>of the
republics. and, should they judge i e1pedlent
and proper, to adopt, provisionaIly, eonstitn7
ton 10 be submitted 10 The people, for their Fat-
/ rseation. with view 10 the admission Of Texas,
lapce.wfrb into The American Union.iu accord
In.x.,;on 49,. rms of the proposition for an
~ -'t.suY Su~,i,led To the Texan Gov
elnnenl oy ipat e The United S,aiesn
THIS novement,rens>tks,he Balnmo,. Amor.
can, OF President Jones is Aa;l.5 =. a..;1.a
proof Of his conversion 10 the s,d. of.nn.,.,;a,
Not only has be csled sn s,,,. ,...5a. e
Congress, which was scarcely hopeo e. :, On.
time, bot 10 his newborn zealhe has gonssrn- /
extent Of summcning conrtntien be regard.
fFk going beyond The .s1ri aIacrily his Err
tiooai powers, Considered as suspiciously ca
Cd a. Amen the result OF AshbeI Smiths mis-
ION 10 England is known We may be better a.
lie TO understand Mr.. Jones. The Teranpa
'ers, however, aud also those Of New Orleans
eem 70 regard The question OF anpe.arion :,
ir'ually settled. The enthusiasm OF the people
Or that measure, will be sufbcien,, il is thought.
6veieear sll efforts and inirgues, whether
oreien Or domestic, which may. Be at work 10
sfeaI annexation. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

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bure Union Of Wednesday says-"We now de-
clare Il, as our most solemn conviction, that me
State interest will be paid in cash, on the first OF
Angus. next, ana continue to Sc paid Punc'ual-
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