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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
WHEELING. VA.

-uiiahle fr Winter Wear; a large stuck &c Orleans
10TH. FLANSkLs 81 all soris; AiPAcAs figured
md plain; GRAPE and MsRis D'Eco-sE, CAL,cor-.
ard ,arour other articles Tor Ladies' wear
TAiLOR'S TRIMMINGS. a large n.sor, men,
All II tie ab"se Goods I will sell wholesale or
'eia'i. or make mp 10 order in The lnies, rren. h style
READY MADE CLOTHING!
in regard 10 Tins branch Of tie business 1 mus,
Ih'ast. am a Tn,lur by profession, have worked
a The I 'ade for fifteen yeats. the 'eGore { a,n able
and DO cut my own clolhirg. and mako Them or
in a n.sies and cheaper st, lie than any other es,ab.
'shmeni m The eiy. Il is useless for ihose that
carry on the business and are no, iailors ihemselve G.
% attempt comPeiiiion or Ready Made Cio,hing
have a large assorlncnt.a s follows
Black. Blue. Blown. Olive and Invisible Greer
Frock aud Dress coats; Beaver cloih Box and Over,
lcoais; Pilot cloth Over.coais. Mackinaw ard Tron.
'adour Blanket do. cass mere do. csssincu d,
rwceds do; Jeans do, OF all sizes.
! have TN hand an exc elleut assortment Of plnin
md fancy Cashmere Pants. black and blue cloth
Pants lmc'i, q very desirable article; and my guam
lily OF ca'sine' Pans of all sizes and prices. Jeans
and Tweed Pants Of all sizes aud prices.
Five hundred Vests. embraciI z every STYLE and
quality.
Shirts. Wrappers. Drower.,collar- Bosoms. Stocks
Gl"ve.. Fine and Fancy Silk and Satin Scarfs. Silk
I1dk's vi oil colors Rtd qualities q. ioeeiher with many
nher articles usually found in clothing stores.
In conclusion. my old customer aud The public
generally are invited Ia ,aH aud examine my stock
In considerations Tor he liberal patronage hereiofnr,
xiend'd 20 me. ] have puri hased a Lorg.r Std
md Tier them al CHEAPER RATES than l have eve
lunc bciu.e.
Recolleci Inc cheap cash cloihing STORE of
S RICE.
oct Z corner Of Main & Munnve SIS.
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VI II 8.
TO

~ -
E. ALL The WORLD FAKE NOTICE.
AND BE AREFUL NOT Toby The
(SnGAR INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on IT the Written signature OF he orr
ginal inventor and patience,
G BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
THESE pleasant ri Is possess powers 10 open
ALL The natural drains OF the system viz. The
LUNGS, KIDNE VS.. SKIN d. BOWELS
'hIhefto IN The practice OF medicine;
ani SO complete has been their triumph over
all other a.ediciDes, hat many have been led
10 suppose they contain some powerful mine raj;
but upon jDa'ion by Drs Chiffon, Ram
doiPh, Huntington and Others This supposiIion
Is o. once proved 10 be gioundItss
Sold in New York. at the principal Office,
w Greenwich street, Also by Rush,on q Co,
Broadway. cOrncro. Ifth street. +
Pamphlets to- be had OF a:cnis gratis.
n B.-Persons will also nolfce On The top .
bel an engraved Indian figure, cross ed with fine
ed nIIni. .
The genuine NAV also be bought with sasity
al d. Gulon'S, cnfner OF Bowery aud Grand
s'Teet, aud Mrs Hays, l39 Fulton street, Brook.
yn, and attesPectable stores throughout The
United States. I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18


vENHE COMMONWEALTH CT VIRGINIA,
OHIO COUNTY. SCT-The Circuit S.pey
,m' Co"rtcf LoV and Chanee6y for sail {. any.
Ihomss NJ Alexander. adminIsirntor on
The estate OF Jamcs A MCreary. de-. In
ceased persusi fCLa.
John NJ MCreory aud oiheri.
George w %IIorper. John w'wenyer and John NJ
MCfe'fy' n"n'resIdent defendants IN The above
cause "hl 'oke r"iice. HAT on Friday The 10 b ,lay
al December 1915 between The hours If 10 o..
c'oes a NJ. aud b o'cioch p NJ, al The office OF
james ~ Clarke, commissioned IN tie city Of Vince
ing IN the county oad Stale aforesaid, the said
p.n.nuh VIII proceed Ia take The dispositions Of wm
j Selhy. Isaac " Mitchell. Alexander Wilson. Iii.
ram d Blown. John S Browne, Daniel G L,si.
james y Wiieai. John Morgan, William q Quouier.
and AlesanderT Lsidley, TO be read in evidence IN
ne above cause. Aud u from any cause he sid
uep''I' ION. can not he taken on that day. then The
taking Of The same Will be sdionfped FROM day 10
day, mud 10 such place as may be convenient until
eomnlcfed 5w nov e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
ROPES. ROPES.

fiiE subscriber has removed his Coyda 90
store to ihe stand fomsTly occupied bv
DaIe q'Hoge, asa Hat Store, Javnga large
'pt eVerY description. which will be cold low Tar
cash or oartcTed for Bcfswax. Ginseng or r1sx.
Seeu, NJ cash prices The public are respectful
" requested TO give HIN q call before pngchas.
ny eIsewbtfe. CHARLES RI BERRY,
= aug @-J Head Of Water street.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT
FROM THE
ROCKT NO UNTAINSi!iu
HORRID MASSACRE, &C!!!

! ME nniva's foom Tho Il eky Monn,oi.s
4D MD Oregon. II rs enthusiastically rscerla,ncu
that a most iIoRRID MASSACRE has recently taken
place IN That region among the Btauer. OHer, and
other valuable Fufrcd Animnls, ia cun,cgncnre at
The ercai demand for the finest qualities oi Fur. b,
A,C MCALLAM. ut lis Nam st. VIII, is nov
manufacturing Bearer Has. ol ihe mast EXQUISITE
yini n and syie. aud winch are warranted goal lo
any 'iie'ed ior sale ia The United stairs. Grn,le,
men call and ceihem. Sign al BIG BLACK HAT
sep %
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Lex T LAIDLEY, cIers..
NOTICE.

Cosn1ssIoNrs's 0SgIcE. November 10. 1916.
The parties interested in The foregoing decres
are hereby notified. that ! bay . appointed Monday
The Do 10 day of December next, 81 my o6ce IN the
city Of wheeling. as The time snd pl0ce, wben and
where I shall prOcc,d 10 take tho stcouni therein
directed. And . require the parties 10 sppesr and
produce before mo such books. paper. accounts.
proofs and sovehers. ~ ore required BY The terms
Of slid decree. to enable mo 10 make The report
novI2 JAMES A CLARKE, Com'f.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
HAxiN IND CAPM
FALL FASHIONS FOR IsaS.
y. AN Ekl,
10. 10 MoyRoE STREET.


WHEELLNG "a
ESrECTfCLLY oniwuuces Il, hi- uli freud,
AMI the public Ia general thai h his nuw
cu hand n large aud -,icr,ur stuck ~. Hats ani Cap
of ,hc late Fall Fashions. comprising all gu,iit.cs
shapes an. ; zes. His Hats ere ms,.uia' "teL IN.
der hs Own ,nTnedi ,e snpcfin,end ,nce, Of ihc q.
ne ri materials and hy the hest q wrrL men, hn,
" Il he s"lI Wh..les,ls aud Retail. ut pr,c,s STILL
iuw IN laan they have bcen IT. red in ihi. ~,
Tn.~e wishing Ia purchase Has ,ni Cap>. Will fni
il 10 their udvan,Gge lu gave him q call h-irrr put
chising clsc Ahtre. sep 10 : AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
CALICO

LEWIS STEEL. informs his friends and
% . customers. Mertbanis and ciiizens generally,
that he eOn'Innes he above bnslness ON Main
STREET. Opposite BEYMER's TavERx. where he
soiici's a shnrr OF public patronage The superior
Iy of his CaIicocs over any oiher Of the kind mon-
uiocInred IN The Union. has been known for many
years throughout The surrounding coIinIry, where
ihcy are universally known as Tho WHEELING
bLUES, lie has Dn hand n la,ge siWk of hs
goods OF Tie best quality. made o.. new and FASH
io'iabie patterns, which he Will sell WHOLESALE or
RETAIL. al The lowest prices. tmoog his Stock or
made 60 order will be ioond. PIECE CALICOES.
BED SPREADS. HANDKERCIlIEFS. &c.ot The
hapds"mesi patterns and styles.
lie has now on hand almns, everv vore,y o(
nc" AID handsome patterns. and he can n sure
Niefchanis who wish mUsins stamped, that they
VIZ hnd u To their advantage la give him . call, as
he Is fully prepared 10 execuie oil orders with The
almost iieainess and despatch. and as low or lower
'hon they can be done anywhere else ives, of The
mountains.
ialAaJs use sneh stock ns needs M dressing
and ] therefore put none on my goods. The puoi,c
may resi- assured That gouds from nv establishment
hnve no glazing Ur Suffering IN llem, and will
always wear Us hasdsome as they appear when
purchased.
DYEING.
in SILK. WOOLLEN, AND COTTON.-Tbe
subscriber nls' ihiurms The public Tint he pays
s'r'ci aiienIiOn 10 The above branch nf his hpsiness
anu having made great ln provemcni in his esiab
I'shu eat within The last ,eot. he - now prepared
"gve he H'si beautiful colors md fnisi, lo silk.
wo'i'en or cotton goods or garments for LADIES' and
gentlemen.
O~ehuemeh'sC Clothes secured and colorcd without
ripping. Merchants G. u have Silk, Wuoien or Me
nDo Goods handsomely colored
P.ease call ond you VIII fnd his prices moderate
aud work well done. LEWIS STIFEL.
aug 81 3n
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WNLiE III.

Al Nm f a L. a w
"lLL PRACTICE iu the Contis oi Marshall.
w Tyler. and Ohio counties. Va OFrIcE At
MARSHALL. &. ii. Va. GRAVE CREEK Ptsr OYFIcE
sepll SID N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
MENDEL X HARBOUR.
FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY
AND $3.50
LOOKING- GLASS WARE ROOMS
No. l43 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, VA.

vU>llEY KEEP constantly on hand. 9 very q.
n tensile assortment Of superior Mahogany,
French aud Greciao Ctsir-; r cking chairs. SOFAS.
Pier and card Tablsr; Dressing Bureaus. Bsdsseads.
Toilet Stands. assorted sizes; together with every
other article of the latest style and best 6nished
Furniture ever offefcd in This city.
Gill aud Mahogany Framed Looking Classes Of
every variety aud price Locking Glass Plates VI all
sizes. Portrait und Picture Frames on hand and
made 10 order. 8
Upholstery Ware: consisting Of Feather Beds
Boisers aud Pillows. Hair. cotton. Hulk. Spring
and Straw hiaiirusses; Blankets. Qusliss cosnfoets
Sacking Boiloms. OIL cloih coveu. Floor cloth.
Grass Mois Of oil kinds; together with every oshsf
article. oi Upholstery Ware. on hand and made ~
order.
veniiiar and Stat Window Blind; Window
Shades OF cveiy variety and color; all Of which will
be sold at very low prices. and warranted Of The
best quality. Also. MAHOGANY VENEEss, Hair
clo,h. vARSism, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters. BLIND TAX.
MISo.. c instantly on hand aud sold low for Cash.
W. SrEAM Bears furnished with every article
Of Furniture at shcii ronee. and ON The very hss
terms. spS7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

a GOOD AssOKrMENf 81 Ready Mad,
N Ladies Cale and Head D,esses; ais, Bonpe,
B,tdefs. end a nifeisl Fo~sr, Tor salc by
F.. sep 20 40 FAlRClIDD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
FIRST IN FASHION AGAIN.

NA] l. take great pleasure IN Announcing To our
friends and tie pubic generally. Tint We
nave already received he new Full Fashion Tor
Hats. We are manufacturing u general assortment,
AID VIII have soue splcrdId ,pocimcns finished
sud made ready iUr snle his mnruiug. Call aud
sec itcm the siyle IL entirely new, aGd we have
~" iesinti"h isayug lh,y are he karnIsomcsr
shaped Hat lliai has been Introduced Tor many years.
DARE d liOGE
7 ). Orr l'r'iher chip II NJ 10 Monroe street,
mas ihe new siy'e only ou paper, simply n cuI or
deseii"i"n,~ hile we hive b"ih Iie bl"cks and Hats.
lie having seen our blocks aacr ihey nfrived.
Thought IL bcsl 10 advertise fret. a. II.
sep 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
NV BOOK %BINDERY.

~@ FUNHE subscriber would inform
xZlA IL his friends and the public gen.
HAlA eralsy. ihu, he has opened q B,nde.
A%l@s ~ on Main street. one DOR nur,h
SIS Of Dvrsey's Lottery office. and is
- prepared To dc Binding at The short
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
DYEJNG.
GLUE AND GLASS PAPER.

GLUE AND GLASS PAPER.
HtN b. HORNBRO0K, manufacturers and
- . u constantly prepared To- supply all or
ders fuI Glue & Glass Paper Of superinT anal.
ny, which will lie iorni>bed TO dealers or con.
SINNERS a. as low a rate as lucy can purchase
~ anywhere Orders LEFT al The w rebuusr
on MARKET street, be.ow The Post Office will be
promptly supplied.
Feb. -, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18

MI AioGANY vENEERS-l0OOO Fee, Of
I'VE Mahogany veneers josl reed and Tor sale
al l43 Main 81. Wheeling w.
sep MENDEL n HARBOUR,
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HUDSON BAY OTTER CAPS.-Jast reed
Nh n splendid loi OF above named Gaps. cen>
iemtn wi-hfg n superior article viii do we'll 10
and eaomiIe ibtm at lis Main street
rep PA a G M'CALLAM.
USk CAPS-20 d. z reed aud now opening
lv1 al lt5 Main st. A c MCALLAM.
ssp24
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-05

The following is copy of the Resolution
70. the annexation of Texas which has passed
the House.
Reso'rfd by he Senate and House of Rep
res:niG'ires ojtie United States of A,ncr;ca IN
Congress ASSEMBLED. That CONGRESS doth
sonsent that the territory properly Included
within. and rishiiully belonging to the republic
of Texas, may be erected into n new State
to be called the tho State of Texas, with n re-.
publican form of government, 10 be adopted
by the people of said republic, BY deputies in
convention assembled, with the consent of the
existing government, in order that the same
may be admitted as one OF the Srates of This
Union.
SIC. ?. And be Il further resofred. That
the foregoing consent of Congress is given
upon the following condition, and with the
following guarantees. to vii:
First-$a;d State to be formed, subject to
the adjustment by this government of ali oues-
tons of boundary that may arise with other
governments and the constitution thereof
with rhe proper evidence of its adop,ien bv
the people of said republic Of Texas, shall he
transmitted TO the President of The TJn;,e,I
States, 10 be laid before Congress for irs final
action, on or before The first day of Janparv
one thousand eight hundred and forty SIX.
Sscond-SaId State, when admitted into
The Union, after ceding to the United S,,,ss
all public edihces, Notifications. barracLs
ports and harhors, navy and navy ward. docIs
magazines, arms, ornaments. and all o,bor
property and means pertaining to the publ;c
funds, debts. taxes, and dues of every Lind
which may belong to, or be due and owing
sad republic and shall also retain all vacant
and Incorporated lands lying within its linn (,
its. to be applied TO the payment of the debts
and liabilities Of the said republic of Texas:
and the residue of said lands, afterdisc hareing
said debts and liabilities, TO be disposed Of as
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-05
Purgation ofthe Episcopal
Theological Seminary.

The examination of the Students ofthe
Seminary relative to the charges alleged
against certain members, Of entertaining
views of a decided Romish tendency, re-
suited in the dismissal of two of their
number, Messrs Donally Of New York,
and Watson of Delaware; and in repri-
mand of MIR. Henry McVickar. Mr.. Tay-
lor of Connecticut, likewise inculpated,
has not yet received his sentance.
Previously to this movement on the part
ofthe authorities Of the Seminary, it was
rumored that some individuals in the in
stitution were in constant intercourse and
correspondence with the Roman Catholic
Priests, with whom they assimilated in all
essential points of doctrinal belief, and
that after finishing their course of study,
they had resolved TO manifest their faith by
entertaining the priesthood Of the Roman
ish Church. Whether, or to what extent,
the recent trial established these charges,
we are not informed. Jour. Commerce.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-05

MISS Della A. WEBsrER.-Rev. II. F.
Leavitt of this city, recently received a letter
from S. s. Phelps, enclosing one to tho latter
gentleman from Gen. Coombs of Lexington,
Ky. which gave confident assurance that Miss
Della A. Webster would soon be psrdoned by
the Governor. lie states that although in
confinement, she is in an apartment consiruc-
ted expressly for her, wears her own clothing
instead of the prison garb. has books furnish
ed her to read, is supplied with food from the
table OF the keeper, aud treated in all respects
with the greatest kindness and respect. Gen.
Z. thinks she will be liberated as soon as the
trial of Fairbanks is concluded aud express
es his opinion that he will plead guilty.-Ier-
nonter.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-05


A public meeting of the citizens of
Piesfield occasioned by the recent tragi-
cal death of Mr.. Pomeroy while III a state
of intoxication, was held on the 9Th ult.
to take measures for suppressing the il
legal sale of Intoxicating drinks in that
town. Speechs were made Hon. Edward
A. Newton, Rev. Mr.. Todd, Gov. Briggs
and others. The sum of s46,S so was con-
tribu,ed for the benefit of the poor desti-
tute widow and children.-The following
brief synopsis of the touching remarks of
Gov. Briggs on the occasion, we copy
from the Cataract.
He said he had been informed that the
day before yesterday, (that week on
Wednesday, the widow OF that poor un-
fortunate man, went to the grave yard
through the snow, and talked to
the cold grave as though she was con-
versing with her lost husband, and that
her reason was hurled from its throne,
and that wife maniac, walking the house
day nd.night refusing to be comforted ::
although a professor of religion and be-
longing to the Church of God, she was
unprepared TO receive such awful intelli-
gence' The Gov. stated that when Mr..
Medad Pomeroy arose from his bed or
Monday morning to leave home, and al
ter his poor wife had prepared his bre ak
fast, he was very anxious that his little
children should get up and eat with their
father as he was going to Pitsheld to work
all the week, and they would not eat with
him again until Saturday night The
little children, continued he, did get up
and eat, for the last time with their father,
and when they saw him next, he was a
mutilated corpse murdered BIZ the IL:
LEGAL TRAFFIC in intoxicating
drinks
The wife, too, said he, being on an er-
rand of mercy that fatal afternoon, assis-
ted in laying out the dead child of
neighbor, hurried home, telling her
friends that she expected her husband,
and she must be there to meet him. She
went home and at the first sound of foot
steps at the door, she exclaimed to her
little innocent children-there, your faith
err has come when 10 messenger
came with the awful tidings of the death
of her husband, and the father of her lit
tie ones.
In speaking ofthe one who sold that
brandy to the poor man. we never heard
such flow of soul-stlrring cloquence
fall from the lips of any man. He Said
what must the feelings ofthat individ-
ual who supplied 'Medad Pomeroy with
the cause of his death-wlien he sees at
midnight his mangled body standing be
fore him, and in his hand, thrust toward
him, bottle Of brandy-with features
distorted, and with intense agony, saying.
You sold it to me
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LATEST NEWS OF MISS WEB
STER.

We trust the following, so far as it re-
lates to the kind intentions of Gov. Ows-
ley, is true:
We have seen private letter from a
gentleman ofhigh standing in Lexington,
who states that it is impossible for Gov.
Owsley to pardon her under the present
excited state of the public mind that Pc
titions against pardon have been poured
in upon him; that her case has been
made as tolerable as possible, that her
han. has not been cut off, that she has
room to herself, and has little or no labor,
at her own option, and that she will be
pardoned as soon as the excited state Of
the public mind will permit.-PittsburgA
Gazette.
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THE GALAXY.
GI[tDlDI65 aI5Wl2Ws VIZ,
Wednesday, Feb, 5, 1916.
ANNEXATION.

Those who foE p few years pas, have watch
ed the course Oft Loco-F'oco party could
have entertained but faint hopes OF any bet
ter result to the Texas question than it mas
met with from their hands. Talk not OF the
expressions and corruptions Of Kings and
Emperors. The leaders Of the slareocrGtic
democracy in this republic, rival them in az
bitrary rule directed 10 selfish ends. Tho
southern nabobs of the party have always
been able to control its movements, and re-
duce its northern section TO complete subser-
viency to its purposes.
Since the nomination OF Polk at Baltimore.
it has been but too manifest tha, even Vrigh,
and VauBuTen at the head Of the Empire
State. are in a condition OF rs complete vas-
salage 10 the siaveOcTacy as serfs TO thsir
feud,l lords. They cringe before the denli-
uesr;ng sp;ri, OF The South Ike the whip: cur.
There seems to he 10 depth Of deba4erneut
to which they are not willing TO descend 10
propitiate the favor OF their exactiug taskmss-
tiers. No matter what ;hey sacrifice, no mat
away. aud tho whole country is reduced tc
mere province OF Soulh Carolina, ii the party
ranks are maintained unbroken, and the spoils
secured. the great aim Of their movements IS
accomplished. Why then be sstonished that
So. members OF the House of Representatives
representing that number Of free constiIusu-
cies should have voted for annexation in the
most odious forml
But viii the Senate surrender tho treaty
making power and sanction by way ola sim
pie resolution what they nave once rejected
in form Of treaty by IN overwhelming votet
Will this conservative body suffer its consti-
,utionaI prerogatives thus 10 be trampled in
the dus,l Viii they suffer the Constitution
to be violated by the admission of foreign
State into the Union in contrayen.ion to tho
wishes Of at least nine-tenths OF the freemen
of the Eor,hl Will The North surrender to
the grasping power of the South : pTepan-
derence in the national councils which tho
concessions Of the Constitution 10 slavery
have already rendered almost intalelabe =
VIII not the Senate be deferred by cons;1era-
tons drawn from regard 10 national honor,
the public faith, the danger of foreign var,
and internal discord, al Of which are deeply
involved in the adoption of this vie project,
10 perpe;uste the accursed insiiiu,ionl Wa
have very little hesiysncy in proFhesyiug ~
this subject. So f4r ~ the dominant party
in the Senate Is concerned all will he lost
Even Benton, as ferce as be has beea. viii
lie down i:h the lambs of the flock. Tbs
New York Senators viii vote for annexation,
Texas vii! uecede 10 the measure, and ere
another revolution Of Earth, The stars and
stripes may be waving en- TIE banks of lie
RIO Del NOfie; and newt in the ancient Gag
i;al cfthe Mortezuma's. We Rope Toy the test.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-05

The treaty with China made by Mr.
Gushing has been confirmed by the Sem
ate
GOVERNOR PoRTER's PARDoNs.-The
Philadelphia grand jury have recorded
their deliberate opinion that the conduct
of Ex-Governor Porter, in throwing open
the prison doors, almost without restruc-
ton, for the egress of murdere's, incen-
diaries, robbers and rogues of all discrip-
tons, was great deal too bad. Judge
Jones, of the Quarter Sessions, alIuding
TO this portion of the pTesentment, said
that the conduct Of the late Governor had
been Of the most outrageous ehardcte1'-
shGi ALI cforts ofthe Court to uphold
the lars, and preserve The public morals
and poOteet society had BEEN rendered
uOidby this triitiRg sCtfA and glariag mock
cry Of jGsticc.-Cons Adr.