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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09
FALL. GOODS.

TNHE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
or GOODS IN TIE CITY. 10 which ".
wnnid r.s1ectiullv call the attention of the CT
tIzens Of Vince ingan1 Others, particularly Conn-
try M"rrhhnt-. ms our purchases were n,ads in
New ark, Philadelphia nd Baltimore upon the
most favorable term, we s.e enRh'-d 10 sell a
cheap 40 the ,h'ass.i; Toiest IN" shove. please
give us cell roe take sIessurs in sho,,inS orr
Fdneyand Cheap Goods. Among our stock i.
the f'llcwinT.
SEa,s's -lihisn, silk. damass, smhroiIersd
plaid and wnrs,ed P,varisn.
Handerehie,r- Bingham. cash mere: silk ban
dana nag an , .nnS.s' sc. cs, ..s.. aas' &C.
~ Iasl-...s1 .:.ss 8
80 ni-ce., al colors; qusllnss snJ sric..
.,Sduines.-P barred. diagonal, plaid and
Cnss;1n eres.-2E piecea assorted
AlpGcds.-I5o pieces from 2F IT. - IN. dolby
raromet,a cio;h; MoreRo- Romhazc,: 'polt'
Merino Persistence: Rourelia: drab, Damask'
cash mere d Ecosse, chus.n, cheap.
PRINTS:
Blue. nurrlr red green and variou. NV .'vle.
leans. low r-ice and come yerv fine Gin hams.
Mons)ins de LANES BIZ and e. ncv sill. SUE
penesr', Saun.,plain and fg'd: Lipscys Ribbons:
large assortment Tise I.aces and Edsinss
oulllnS and lnsertings Jacconet Edges and
Insert .ncs, cotton Gems. Wool BorneiS. Glsves
and MIii.' about 100 doz. Swiss Null Jacconet:
'Coon' Iinms': camh-ic book lawn; r'n,s nnd
ned E'ond: N'nCk, white plain and fgd green
Harcze. 'ewinc coitOns; $50 Umbrellas and pa
rhs'l' 'rfh LINENS Nerv chesD. 1iCkinpr.I men
HID Is for b { and upwards. che,ks snd sirire,
coHon ha.cinR. Vesiirgs ion orr-rsn; sorts
Hosiery. Plnids nf various kinds Parsons srsol
cotton: Blankets. hugle and other gimns but
tons. shoe and sowing threads. bonnet h,vers.
cords and tassels. Alpaca Ap'ons. canton fan
nel.. Diaper different sorrs. brushes dill sorts.
& 70 cs~ @ .
* cases meme AM hove velvet glazed cloth
Prince d. Ioinville. black cloth. oc neori fancy
ls,f. musk. asc seal serlctte and hair srslverv
low b. TIE uor.i or dozen. Our assortment of
Heavy DOrneStiCS
Is complete and a ~ 70 lower I'M an formerly
TIERS
Sampled &c vsual with every thing in tssir Inns
al the yerv lowest nrces.
JOHNSTON. BERRYHILL r co.
sen 90 1871 Nsin street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09

MUST received. few pieces handspme Rack
- Satin Striped Chally. ior m"urning dresses vi
,epiS GREER & NOTES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09
FOREIGN COLLECTIONS.
TAYLOR T. MASON.
rU-,uo IN ArUrxrl uu n

g. W. TAYLOR. L.R. MASON,
TAYLOR T. MASON,
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
ST. Louis. Mo on No 9il s'oin Street
SPECIAL ATTENTION will I've given In tic
y collection ~ demands. the r,rmeni of Lned
Tsse.. md iso investigation of I-nd Titles through.
sni The Srns, of Missouri and Illinois. and The
Territory of iowa
RIyyR
Clarke. Dorsey a. Co.
james 3 Wheat. ESQ. Wheeling. ys.
Ch.rle, u KunI & Sun.
Conc. TohhYnier & Co. M,
Hon q r Johnson.
John Davis. PHsbnreh
i'm Davis g. Co. 81 LnDi'
Gnlbrait, e. G-os iheld kstV Orleans
rwl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09

A SENTIMENT of Iron Safes. Piisburrh Mphn
~ hclufe, received and Tor sale lev for cash W
oo9 WA FLEMING. Monroe a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09

ENRENCH Engllsh and American Besyer CL, )
L very supsronh qualify ,for sal. al rsdnc, d ~ =
nv q w BEISKEIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09
highly danhDNHtasat.
ELECTION RETURNS

DO NOT, At the or ,scnr Time. create half Tho
sensation ihrt is caused by the large aud
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09

LADIES SKIRTS
n have remaining @ few Hair cloth and W.T.
n marine Skirs. new article OF lhree cTcunfr
Snco Dee %. W r. SELBI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25

psslerwenls. a 10 eonfEnSsd. dsFFiEe
msEsa ef haps. ~ eeafsEnRg 10 hlghssi
ssnk - re p1afrssioa uilseut mseh Sc
gard - rapaciir - Fresl0as selrsasy n
&c p1hll- sesEies.
Tie rIie.sney cf he service j. ssid IN
asmaad > Fsd1risan - he Ramier q OF
krss % sel.e service o. sil.nR aaders.
Th~rr are - nany captains and con-
nandrss. Ihsi. u1dsE eKi.iIng isas. we're
I'll capable 81 eanusnds. and earh cruise
10 esRsisI % GkIsr year. sarh eap'aia
sasld be alsss anrr IN IwFise years, each
commander snrs N eaghisga.
Tue rxprrrnre IL the snmmFE Insl
past has csa,iarsd lhs S-rEe,sEy lhal =
large number Of saPlsins and 81 eommsn-
dsn night. wlih puhl,e sdEanssgs. be
plsred on lurloueh, AMI snaller PEoTos-
Iicns e o'hsT grsdes. Tie u al he oPln-
ION lhaa. II Tins should be dans. . Bari
oi Offers. praPsriy constituted. snd the
records of The department, with o'hsT in-
johnston wIllaia reach. would readily
make TIE necessary Determinations.
The numheF III mid.hpneR In the M
" has gradually bseame 80 Tedpced ti'af
new appointments bsgin TO be made. md
The :. eIelsry suggest. thai Il w"uid be
Jssisshl- II syslrm ri Tree eamPsII,i"n
Tor sppaiItnrn.s eaHld be desissd. BE.
litslbg Ihat the number al these efiirers
should be hIOnghI within silil nsiraSer
limits Than that 81 present established by
lsw. he reeonmaads that Tar every five
saeancies only tao shauld he sppa,nIed.
A remedy 10 needed f,r an evil growing
90, Of the manner IN which pursers are
paid. 4 great love 81 The shore has ob-
:sIued among these officers. aud il IS pro-
posed 10 break il dowR by mixing u The
pesuniary iu,srest of Porsers TO @ 10 ss'.
Changes 10 the p'esem Law sre said I" be
nqurrd 10 pIoleeI The Treasury AMI tn
secare the prOmp, pay mems oil b.lanses by
the pvrsers.
The excess Of cfIieets, il 10 reH arksd.
exists almost exclusively in tie higher
grades Of IhE Navy. An increase &C srx
acting b,siswains and as many actiag
gunEsrs IL thought 81 be needfui.
The spprennce system will socn be re-
vissd. Heretofore IL la. not beea who.
~ successIul. bot The future IL attributed
10 defects Of arrangement, and NIL 10 the
system itself. -
The document closes with some re-
marks h'galy complimentary 10 The cha
rseler Of American ssanen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25

Tia RLPaaT or the SECRETARY OF
TIE IRgasU.T. IN MANY respects /. 81
- a. Importance. We have no room Gul
81 eAssneslesl u1liee Of il, and eon!ine our
- .ss 10 general slaIemeni Of lis con
s'rl>.
!. No more Esoney 10 be raised thai
AHA - wsa.el BY 60, ernineni.
>. No dnly " De ls;dnpon any arsiell
s5Hse tue 10 se.i ra'e which viii ield tn
iaEss.I smcna; al RevsnU:.
:. DETERMINATIONS ma1e bslop TIA
down 70 peGlscI Free Trade.
4. Maxinua d1,ies on laxnries.
s Ali m'nlasna aud specific 'iulies Il
b. sboi,.i'i. substituting az raisrca, d.
iie.-r4ie brlay tasen 10 gard IL a,asI
!rsnl-.
6 Die. a Re !.'L siaaliy. Mt de
es.n'a,''og il t4vor al .,y ciass.
Tnera !, No hGstGon:al scale recoR.
n,e;.ie..
T4e Secretary fcaEis Oh these posi.
''aas. saggaeuss asails. tie arid Of
ISi!.
lie also recommends a ira~back oH
C"u'a 6asglng: rccaaaeud, Ice Ware.
hpusi"g -. cu: stvoe les a gradrs,iOn
al s4e prices IL Pole Lands, and The
Sub rrrssury.
Tns repYt j. geae'4ily W!.rs. sivoca,-
ihg 10 delsl lae re.o.G.ioa ia the cur.
reary, - Is d0les.ir in,'m.iry, tiIzI Mr..
Putk spggcs ~ h.. ssess@ge.
i1e ~ cheese .y.I-m !, ssr0mnend.
ed. and lie Use 81 Clr wade ~ io.e 90 sx.
POI. lnf s.Ie Saat Of sGeh sysss IL H.
llsraed.
lne favorable e!r,c, of he bill allowing
q ds4S5lcs of naF Ggnc. on fot,i sa en-.
p"r.s esrr,ei thrOssh oHr rOas TOT saai.
l. 80 40. sai al elish,,oa of he sys,em
rscJa asu tel. 80 - u rsrR,t an exprr.
Is;iaa of Csa.i2 gc'sis ~ sFaa. 10 rol n
,,,.r % a ports 70 luretgn coanirt>, 4 re.
ducijnH aad LrI !": saa al ,i,- lr..cs II pot-
i,c l2. Is, ua>al' BE al pesrpI Ts.-s. ~ 10.
tof Oi srtile,s aud cu:uTsio.~. - Iecaa..
mend-,!, a. Ole &c .hs ae4as u ,Rcfea.-
iIe u" revenue.
TIE "coa. jiaiioual treasury" j. ears
ne-ty Eer,.nne ,de3, hsvias 80 ao~er ID
msks | ,laS % di<"odnI,. ~ ts,j.s aay pa
per. sli CONFINED ~ fss Vs. ExcLU
sIvELY UT GOLD AND SiLvag.
IN connection SiIl The "t"P sslry o.
fle c'nst '0.loa." lne oc4lion &c br4acil
miui \, New i"Is 10 rsroma ad,d q. a
pie 10r k"ep.ag sa'eIF lne vast smoanl
nf re eau COLLECTED al New York. I'D
aisa la-ins oi increasing The coinage,
I'D ci cel4,io3 at gold and d silver.
Taas roso' llioa- ia business are urged
3: h. ae, All ~; abrJ4r! Polk times ave
coming.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25
REPORT CT TIC ECEETAGY OF
WAR.

tn dacu neHI g cna.es i've coi3nss
ol ,ns IT, or, battae 20 iI-ing Hnap, /.
foo .',,t Pte.r,.it, me wIoie Vi long
49, :
-" bis. N tie Ers! 10 lsnce, Tue
o'4anEt''-. steag:o, nd Constitution
,.l.s 'rf'iu r".. rserG ssa ne
- 20 tszry.'t u al IT,. .ery &c
! e NOT Tc,- 6, JJJ ,atn !tuis lse.
.rfv 9. s.2t.ossd =. as'e.is r. Ssiest n
t'.e = ho,- r"ft'etn trsnti.', fra Maine
tA Lac :: PeG,or---sa tx'eGi "iawa lnou.
- 3 .,.''s-; ana on ,he shot i'm IRON
the Fall> OF 81. Aai.oay 70 Ne = O.ir,ns.
Fl, = y ba deed mics, snly on reeuaeni
Ut d'3.ao asa $50 OF Int -nitg. Ia.
>u ! ry e.,nea g. -duc j ~ de;sci,.
'..en OF i"G comp uIss fF"ss ezch---ros
GARRISON hr f"I &c i; -. Il ;h- .e ebaatd,
fo.a Se~pou Ia Ee~ Orleans. The
r.@aia'ng .nd lager .roT;'on "f the army
. av~ s,Luone3 IA fexs.. Tae report
vss az Iutcrs,t,nI srcount cfscs polnl'
c.l 'es.oB. "htc's usse .aaueej The GOV.
srn'.er; 10 stre thea Ills 3esta.iiJa,
The Ssc"ta:r doe not 'h'nk " prpdent ~
'en I've II. a'Os.,s t. 90 Il - yos''to1 aht,I
Ar +'-sl4 va. Neslco L.Ss assuUs !
s9,rs .rc'dt H. sT,tsolc taassct=r. H.
t!r s'' I,r'~ t."g any necessity "a
''!rr*'se tie 4'e,r, ..e pr1p".ts 10 buitd
po. .he b-s,s Il g., r~g Hrs.s, ~ al
dig III tsnk 200 4 u rsco c,spsny.
tns'eaj o c'e sag n &" ? & aien;s. 10.
bee ,ity @sv b. lound ~ .as cuut.e o.
MeS!.1. or in I've cand"ct Oi Vie 6 H,aE-
chs nt O. lhe d'sns tbat sre ioonJ 70
O:tgea. OF tasi u Y IN errap' ne recess
ngc uehtoftls e4>'Ils'on tn the X ''ky
NJ 'uni "os BY tie p-ofoted arrange
meat If Il Mag Up tue tot ntry cemFsn e.
stxty.eieh neD, aid The dragoHns u
Aty, Toe pTissles are increased. without :
c FpOnLnc augmsu'anon "i tie OIL
G =.
TIE re Mr. suggests ltst, be.Ides ttis
nlcf.a~e { he number Of triveles in the
ts"sx tug ;eg'., enls OF drsgoops. meth
or resImsnt VI dtas0ons or OI mouutsd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25

hat his shsn Ill bssissRdsa Eih &C.
GEES. lie ad1s:
-cerIaan il 10. thaa soms pscsiiariliss
in he eharaeaersfthe late ehlsfsne1larly
s5spird hin Tor ne gasrransnI u he
Mexiean pr0ple. lie kne~ them s~ll.
End passrsssd mach snsIgV II HIh snd
selIssls 4 disgossnan Tie 10. hssf1e..
the enly ehlsl magi.lrais hat ever lsds
eloshsd. snd paid sl.e ssld,sTs, and eahlsI-
red On Ihsm 20 ImFaEI.nss highly sooth-
ing 10 Ile,r vanity. Il j. tlerrlofs.
firm llirir silsrhmsai 10 bis PsEsons iron
bis restless spsnt - inIFigse. 10 shlrh hss
lmmense wealth W0ah naturally ehsuFe
.uere.s. iron he member o: hrs psslszsns
in Mexico. aad from tie wIdsly spread
diseonlsH N PEs'aIl nc 10 the county against
The pIrssn; rnls,s. iron he impression
grnsrslly sx.snns that hs'is well flied 10
the msHagenenl ol Mexisan Affairs. u -
from . Consideration OF these concurrent
circumstances. lLaI we s0uld pFedIet HE
TeslaIasnR 10 Paasr Il no Tsfy remote
periad. snd us ,hsnk IL veFy much within
The compass "f probability, IhsI bslosr
the lapse nf snosher l~else ponihs, TINS
prediction viii b. verified. The exIIed
chief - a. Iesllsss on he i.lsni Of Cuba
- NsPnleSa VS. a. Eibs. TIE society
Of his Wong and besutIOl vile eannn,
long cheek tie aspirations n his smbIl'nus
soul. nor can the hslef,U', bUi ensrssli"g
elTeeIs. of . tropical eiImsss suSdue the
sanHi lh.l cFushes 10 The earth . proud
spirH IN b.Hishment. Santa Anns vii
again be lord Of the ascendant IN the
" Halls ol the Maut, Zamas." Ills out
lOoE iron the place Of bis relfest embraces
Mrxie.'. aud takes M all the comb nstloss
al Ter domestic movements thai iasot his
Ultimate restoration ~ despolsu. We
cannot be m,slakrn. Tine will shos.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25
REPORT or THE POST MASTER GE.
NERAL,

On the 30Ih Of June last. the lranspor.
'aiion Of The mails covered an extent Of
1854 miles. The annual iransporta.
ton on the routes, was 35,63i.269 miles
involving an expenditure Of S2,90j.
5Oi.
The number Of mail contractors on The
day above mentioned was 3,277.
Ii Is stated, that while The usual trans
portalion in lS45 was greater than in the
proceeding year by 22i.6i5 miles. the
cost has been less by S62.79l.
On the 3Olh Of June. Isf5, there were
li.ls3 pos. offices; during The proccrling
year. 352 were created, aud 800 were dis
continued.
The revenue Of the department for the
period mentioned amounted to $3.50,
siS so; and The expenditures for the same
time were si,320,73l 30.
The nett revenue of the department a.
mounted To S2,gi2,2l7 Ia.
The Postmaster General believes there
will be falling of of forty five per cent.
in the receipts of the current year, and that
there will be diminu,ion uf the means Of
the ID partmeut Of 81 ,32s,997.
The saving from former rates in New
England AMI New York in Transports
ton the current year. is s232.732.
The Railroad service is only one-tentll
Of the whole, while they charge onc-fflh
of the whole.
Sh,uld there be similar saving in let
ting the Contracts in the other districts TO
that iTected IN the Northern, it will a.
muul in 1918 to sl.005.732.
Compensation to Postmaslers and the
Post Offices during year ending the 50tIi
June. 1916. was 81 .4O9,S75 IS. Over
1000 Postmasters resigned on account Of
the new law
The Postmaster General mentions a
case OF fraud on the Post Office where one
envelope on WHICH 81 so hal been paid
there we've counted 100 letters enclosed,
which would have Amounted to SO.
The p. VI. G.. thinks the single sheet
system should be restored, or reduced 10 a
quarter Of All ounce for a single letter.
The great weigh, Of the mail is by car.
rying printed mater. II composes nine
tenths of the mail, yet pays only one
tenth the expenses.
lie proposes the following REFORM
scents each single letter under so miles
10 d" over 80 and under 800
Is L" over 300. This tn continus
ill 1913, when the present rate should
be restored.
He recommends the former rates on
Newspapers, Periodicals. &c. with right
TO send them out OF the mail. He urges
a prepayment Of letters in all cases. H.
advises limit 10 the nnmber Of exchange
papers between Editors Isrecommends
the restriction Of Thanking privileges to The
old ground.
The number oflsuers not called for,
The first quarter, under The new law, was
800 900.
Morse's Telegraph to Baltimore, with
Professor Morse's salary. costs S324i,
and the receipts only $iI3 A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25

EVERY Day lscoxsIsTENcIEs.-A man
tells you he does not believe IN ghos's
and spparuions. Yel start him on da,k
night. BY place that is sad 10 be
" haunted" AMI he will go nile ou, OF
his way 10 shun IT, Ano,her Tell. you he
heteses IN such things; yet swear 10 hin
thai you have Just seen aud converted
with q spit,l." snl he will no. begin 10
believe you.
A lady ''H' you she has parcel OF the
worst chIidIen IN the world; answer her,
that Won verify believe she speaks the
truth. if you wish to he ordered out Of the
house. Assure her thai she has made
false assertion. aud YOU are . welcome
gue.t.
A pUn man goes To law with q rich
one; every body declares thai ,he poor Eel.
low Will not gel justice. Ye' ask every
one "f lhs-e same persons Il they would
dn ju.tlce between The rich msn and The
ropr one, and they will all be insullsd 10
thiak yoI should doubt IL.
Erchange paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY Or The
NAVY.

We snnex 'ynoPs', Of the I'r"minenI
poruts IN ID. Report. ~h,ch wss Trans
ntlrd is Coug'ess ~lsh he Presidents
Msss.ee:
The frs, potion of the R,p"t is de-
ser,p,,se Of lie services 81 'he various
seaaJrons dunng the PISS. year. The
Secretary has VISITED oil the NAVY Yards
except lho.s al Pensacols and Memphis;
a ID he snsaks Of them all as ~ excellent
orier. Pressure Of business pes enled
= visit - The yards at the Spu'h and
South west. A iibsrsl provision al Pen
sscols Of all the mesns essrnu.l 70 well
iorni.hed and efficient Nay Yard is re-
CONNIE nded. aud large estimate IS pre-.
ssnssd. Memphis 10 esteemed as aa un-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25

sked6i Ne. 90 4 - .ansss ne %
fron sFsGy L-ay s'ss. he a.lr.look q
shas ahss n~aais ~sss hsrFaxss anaa -,
G. eP-Essss ~ esgIs ga sabrsa.E=asunk'
ia stsre targ D. II M Il il. lie rsFg
rs ntalnss - H-dsEl saHi s.asas b
d.EPsssss yssk. LA ~asa. - Gle .
lag Story . a.',rs gat. s@.dF ~ Tessls'
sl.sE : : 90 = - nsgssss;F. ! haKs ea3s
sssE - ta. sc - 49, ers..i-.s. ! asss
nE9s . ua.'sI @savas.tsrs a,GraEetss ! kasr
isGud sl'.i - e-ls3senss. - - sssss.eE "a
naE as'..l, .. ~il..E. rsreh, 80 pep.
a.E Il g. 80 ~ - ssrk.,..'3 ssGas ~
R-rsss-tsss Il iisr: 49,. =. 49, &c srs-
pie'aa el liz sari.'is !srs :. ia7e. asg
ies's - pshisa il loE Ite M ga. 49,
lad kaR - sUI It : sl.g - llisi Z
ia rsa I've wt.henI 81. '.''..r~ has
bssa gss.' chAnes. to-. ..sR-3l in rs
:ssss'e. ~ v.le has become - nsst
- sai ratprsa. iass | base s..a0sl Ia
les - :aEs 9Th nes sssoah ains. The
tmss 2 bite Gals 0s; c. cages some
ns~ .tsFm should bEsw. hpPs % lire
sns 3is "a ennpsis' CO snd pEse..
JACK sEWBoTfLE,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25
THE PROSPECT BEFORE Us.

Generally, we find. says the Alexandra
Gazette, that the public, every where. re-
gards the Presidents Message as threaten
ing and beligerent, and the indications for
Cancellation and peace not favorable. We
have already said, that in our opinion.
the whole country ought to be OIL lis guard
as to what will ensue. WAR is the poIls
Teal programme which the President Of
iers. And how does he propose 10 make
us ready for it! BY filling our Golfers! BY
invigoratlng the arts and trades at home!
No: we are to carry on war with hard
money, and abolish home industry, that
we may have abundant supplies i" indie
pendent of foreign trade" The Balti-
more American suggests that the frs, step
in the contingency Of hostililes would be
to cas-, the whole Sub-treasary humbug to
the dogs. An issue Of Treasury notes
would afford the only means of raising
money to carry on war! These, though
bearing interest, would soon form the cur
rency of the country. But perhaps this
feature Of a paper circulation would be
engraited on the Sub.treasury, and we
should be told that it was consistent part
of the system. Taking this as the start
ing point, we cast our eyes ahead at the
prospect b@fore US, in case Of hostililies
with Great Britain, brought on to secure
the title to a country lying on the Pacific
ocean, across the continent, and which, if
we owned now, it is doubtful whether we
could or would retain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25
AGrTATIyG THE COUNTRY.

What our country has most now TO de-
precale, Is the constant state OF agitation
10 which The nation is kept by tie party
in power. Every Thing is kept in an un-
settled condition. Mr.. Stewart, Of Pa,
in his speech on the Tariff, in Tive House
Of Representatives, on the OH, hit the
n il exactly on the lie ID, when he spoke in
this connection, of the efforts now making
to break up the present arrangement. with
frgard TO revenue derived from imports.
He said: @
"Under the compromise law the du.
ties ran down I'LL they reached tie point
Of twenty per cent; then was The gentle
mans Utopia; then. according To Tie Se-
cErtary, the revenue ought 10 have been a,
bundant: but who had yet Ergolten. or
could ever forget. what had been then the
condition Of the Treasury, and Of this en-
tire nation! The Treasury vas 50 per.
feclly bankrupt that il could not borrow
one hundred dollars. The States were
every where regulating their debts, aud
the national character lay postrale aud
bleeding. Tha, was tie condition, aud
every body knew il, 10 which twenty
per cent tariff had brought this land; and
YET at this day the FIRST fiscal officer OF the
Government had The from, 10 recommend
a return to that state Of things. In our
great humiliation and distress the tariff Of
~ came in like a delivering angel; /,
raised and restored the revenue; il reple-
nished famished Treasury: il brought
reputation into lisrepute; i, made a
bankrupt law useless; il struck the whole
country as with the wand Of an enchapler,
and brought back plenty, and credit, and
enterprise, and hape, and public charac-
ter. Why then disturb it! VIVA, mis-
chief had il done! The Secretary dep
recated agitation, bu, who agiIaled the
country! II ,cas the Secretary himstLf
AMI his friends"
Yes, anl the Secretary and his friends
we are afraid. will not cease their aglta-
ton until they eifec, great misch ef 10
all the interests Of the country.
.4ierand,ia Gazeife.
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SANTA ANNA AND MEXICO.

The N. o rropic expresse. the opin.
ion that Santa Anna will again he tes,ot-
ed to puwer IN Mexico Toe L htnr SAYS
that 'he wretchsd Condition oil af irs N
,hst cnuotry, will inducs The friends ofthe
Ex-P.esidens ~ make another effort, aud
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AIN HIGH.

Ain Iligh. WAT 20 a. ysrfara
wsil. and Thar ~ impEovr. Are yus a
a-Fsai Rsn nj sssisf-d snh being
En~Itly PsssllaRxsr. . e..iiseaos u k.k.. !
Flrsd.E - lhs lSwrf 1osrls. . nd, char
you nay tsks b a rsnk. Ass tss a
1IH,stsig fsessh stii snd study suur
sshi-si. Dsh'G b alsIy. dsswl,ns pas
tor e mesgrr rknfel; ! les sas our Irs.-
pie and put rastgs inla them By Uur de-
eauIss.s flsas . NJ Esa.aH My yos
should nos be Baxisror ; Deny P.y-
son. On Bsschtr. Are 200 mschsniel
Let an Arb wIighI and Walt snaulals
you. Do your wo,k all. and eI.sFss
accordingly; RessE suarr sn sIt'cle 10 10
iron yrnr shaP. Ii,sl vii nsl bear exams-
nsi,0t-ihsI you would not be wlillng 10
stamp ,he makers name upon il. Are
you . merchant De silsnnse % Your
business: understand. perfectly shat you
are sb.ui: leave nj your Offices TOO mach
in tie hands Of clerks; suffer not -FOUR
accounts TO 60 10 lS,se ends; lei Gray,
or P.Iktr. he your PsusrL-l darn. on
. BTown. Are You laboler! . fisherman,
or eIan-dfggrI! BE isIlhiulIso your b.
ssnsss. aud do sse,y Hing wsll; u. Tie vn.
ly way 10 succeed.
Aim high. q" beyond Others IL you
can; bun study and lsbsr that no one out
snip you IN yOuT profession OF business.
NsErr be Idlr; never lose . momen. BY
slO'h and lazy sPIIII; up and on should
he yoar motto b, day aud By nish.-yssr
/ and year %.
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TEXAS EMloRANTs.--rpe Nalcbilo.
ches Caron,cie OF me 22j ul,in0 SAYS:
" Within the Is-i month, between fif,v and
hundse fam lies have passed through
this town 10 Texas. They are pcinsi-
patty from Alabama. Taey crnsse, tn
Mssi"ipp' at Na'caez aud Rodoty.
We learn from some ri them n 4 thy
will soJn he followed by huod,ed othe,
IA nile. from their immediate n,ishbor-
hood. Whenever our navigation ope4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25

Ee mEF eKpees = sfs nnE EsEFfh srsFT
dag throBgsa sah suigraxs. They
seem mnslig 10 = people u ssAslaaos.
Their 6As teams ard esrrlsses iad,pas
her stsndins 10 iAsir i0rmsr hs.nss."