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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
EPES m NIuRnERER-

EPhS THE MURDERER We learn
IRON the last LynchbJg p,prr dot Capt w.
\. Talbot. Who pUr.ued Epe- from ihJt place,
has returned home without succeeding in
overriding him. H. Wcutas 4ru> Galveston
ieNls, 90 which piac, DE- lost u.l traces OF
Epe. who paid his bill l,,i vcul days
before Capt Is arrival bIt 10 was not
known IN what direction ht hai gonc. Capt.
I. had hanlbills printed aud circulated,
which may yet secure hi, apprehension.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
RATEs OF DISCOUNT
rnHRrl-rrn MrLEIY

rENNsyLvANtA. Hamilton II
Banks of Pittsug,h par Granville IS
Philadelphia par Farmer q, B'k Canton 30
Girard Bank par Urbana 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
HARDWARE.
HlNEN y NfDppTy

| now opening fffah assortment of Ifsri,,.-, 49,
'piic} which, having lcen rnrchs.,da AZ ilr i.,,r.i
''' P''eF' "i eha'He hn 10 oacr goods cheap. sp.6
w ~ Nov E"w, .., Min a1d ,,o.. car saws,
..rr il,.,l .,9 s", d. and Irsce Chains
hack chains, "toilu'-' ttst ,e-
=. cI,' u'. ard tasHs ''iiufchcr'.' I,i.e Tool.
D. ..,, $685.. = go" iaHd and Tauuoi saws
NI'.' i.n,ts' .7'ca's, Hinges sHd screw. a.
s.a, '''' HENRY T.. NORRIS
"f-o corner Market Alloy ana Nam .t.,,,
- ~ s,f"f.ug.i OF "Gaf.er'." aud ..ly,,.f,. ,,
Sep =, ilt-s.t,, :, 49,. tN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

= LhEMI lVN1 SALE OF DRY GOODS
" sNthU M viii scli. ON SATURDAY. morninv Sen
r., 20 az u o'clock. a. h- Auction Rooms a lot n
,"pGs Of every description including some very do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
From tte Richmond Republican.
MARY THE MOTHER or WASHINGTON


Mrssns. EDrroas twill doubtless be re-
collected 10y you, aud also by mos, of your
readers, that some time about ihc year 1892
or 81, Gen. Jackson, then President of lhe
United States, visited the town of Fredcr-
ickshuIg. for the purpose OF laying iGe corner
stone oi Il monument proposed To be erected
To- the memory of MARY, THE MOTHER
OF WASHINGTON. TO th- muuiHccncc
OF Mr.. Sllas T.. Burroughs, a Northern gentle
man, was Viz iuia indebted Tor this tribute to
one of She modest of her dduhhtcrs.
Eight years ago happening TO Doe in Fred
euckshurg, ] euquircd ihe way 60 the mouu-
mept. and bent my steps ,hithcrward. On
aruNns al ~ was surprised 10 iiud 10 UNI
finished and unmcloscd. It's sides, aud even
lis beautifully carved marble pillars, were CO.
vcred with inscriptions traced IN pencil by
thc hand, ol Vistcr-, and some of them were
OF the most Infamous character. By lhc side
OF tie noble structure, lay the huge block OF
marble, sill! unpublished originally intended
for tlie cap-StOne- on the corner of which
u was designed 60 place two magnificent la
giles, with outstretChed wings.
But 10 / was surprised To- End tie monu-
meut In thls condition when visited it,
wa, sill more surprised ani mortified SO learn
from gentleman who has lately visited the
hallowcd spot, that, owing 90 the death Ot
lta CONTRACTOR, 81 sun itlutlu1 uUNul-il'N ANA
without enclosure. II tins be so 81 isa burn
ing shame upon Virginia that it has been per-
United 90 remain in this situation So long
While we are talking OF erecting m1nu-
ment- 10 the living, itdoes seem go me that
we bad better first complete thosr that have
beeu Commauced in honor Of lhe iilusiuuu-
dead. The LADIES OF VIRGINIA esp..
citly ought to tel lively interest in Toe
completion oi tbi- monument Go the memory
at one who gave birth TO- auj by het virtue,
aui counsel properly tniued. him who freed
America aud laid Just claim 60 llr honul
ui bsiog styled thc first in war. ti. df,t Dol
pesrc. sBi fret in tbc hearts Ol hi- county
utu. r. j. W
SUICIDE. The Frederick Exm.nersiats.
iiut uu Monday tbe boly ol mru was i1u1d
dead iu t.Ie huu-e of Philip L.ul.mlu. u
Walc.jy The huIug cd tIie iury was "ta,
he came to bis dr5N by shooting hm.-Ii Zoo
tlc haai wiih pistol loaded with Shot
lHf decreased stated thli hs.was nous. pai1.
f..Ug li. aWu bg liru. i.a' a0 hIi l...l-
rI nI ,eirr living BOB or u.lr Iuuif sJf
Imm -l.Ha loose pIp-t- iount 'u .iIs Hp--
s'Hu. i Is supposed Dos Halna may D.. John
tlIu-
Thirteen abH1.s arr advertised jb open il
tas oi., of Ei.hnuud. va. We afa pleased
.n Hal. f.a, JHr efforts at hate made '1usteuI
,'..a.i.u l1 Chat beutEafcl State. sr. t.raI.
. l,..H.lo. excellent Ft.It pt.gg
tp.,.
How Yong oa hav bong must yr.us bc
aIci li, b.m.'rcJ .at'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
ENTERNAL PAINS-

, ic'ple Who a'e AFFECTED with chronic sIrkuCes. and
N"sc crePcd Grizzly tceye tha' thoir rGinf situation
aier fal. blow received or tad Woiud 90 I'll IN
heNng - AIMED iheinsevcs, only and siapb thc
snlt q" these cN'orpa GAUGES. Let cI thc.c people
thai the majority 90 ihesc would have trct cured
nHi eA tc'''i'd :" Eraudfc- lils ln proof of tins
Ne ind uumicr OF persons uiurcd much u the same
manner thcsc hal that s, thin thcu.vos which
''' ,"n l"h 10y 'he ncc ldel asrrat cd it.c
SeW-' ei te'r -nfrfnrs. u, purriug with bfaudrcti's
lii- ih'r l"die Will ic placed upon tar wish those
whose huu.ofs were Boo rccf condition.
\ CASE ~ CORROBOkATlON.
\ gentleman walking oscdsy o. aprcrv quick ~'cv.
pat DE- pi mon pccc 9t orange peal and io heavily
Z" Tear toe Whole weight of hi- lpds. This painful sea-
sai"n 20 htVc while slscl. tui soon returned u.ofc
Tic least morton produce tciritic gang. This rcn
cmen understood ie method of curing disease ard ram
t asrsc'nc DE- Cause out OF NE lody and fccolicctng
TIE case 81 carrier uot,r. whom lc had cured Of
strain 90 ils lscA ty hti1r truua come fny pounds m
kidnc,a. ne was unafc to move and was viii dfituI
IS, puf tu led Tho icsf touch, tlc smallest notion
present s' tno tsb hadly strained hs ack avid
That aioHc was Gee cause 81 his painful siius iol Nv
uicnd Wa of c1n'yary idea ic represented iai ma
ny time tc patient haa incd iuriicns more wciriv
sud thar th" nrr of ty pounds could not Dc thc ansc
cuUupti1l oi Tee humors Tie part where tc main wa.
is,i Tie lad teen before Affected ~ rhcunatic pain
BRANDRETiI's FILLS.
h' same day he Wa greatly relieved, and by taking
Friends ease who made This observation. IN the r, 49,
was nov ia the result oftc fan thai pain would not
nave cca-ci hli % had, and therefore must ls ffo,
come tec"hdHf1 cause. The pain q ed tie
if chrc, which las acted upon the impure aud corpt
IN" nfr Which TIE secondary rsusc 1T She rain The
shock reused, - 60 speak those humors into action
who settled upon tc place VIII the Injury }. sts
.sihrd 'he no-' ~" Therefore work To- bsttic
ne essr o' disease aud 81 four days before lc
inn"d ihe ra,n cease, and TOOK that ruo ton pins
Gay. y ,,'F' ON the fourth day hc eyacuatcd a sta1
NV i hiHh} luifd and cptrodre humors aud Wa AN
"eats,ey well snprosc he had leon hic,l or iccchcd
sn ssur'cd io oriesi applications De woud have nj, m
"'Ni" 81 she .nmor- ON The part and perhaps had a
. s N'i '"fhc' nave kuoWntoo many simiiar css
- '' 81 - 10 doubt u for fupmcui.
bt.NN-ir'C OF COIN n i.N r5sr-. ..,., =,
hf very cerihl and 90 tu tho Nscnt when Won wan,
h'sn"It.h iti and then sou oftc rcnuiue ~
ticle. ~ heH Yuu purctis-" ufhrr,y sa e,ptir 80 -
setter Wiihe D" knows tn fi- bc orsrs von arc lie
s.nulH' ~ andre - l'ills Every man knows ,ybctber
r..,, 49,, - ~ Ut ia'r' ueGafc 81 clcatz
i"' se.N n Nhcehhg T.! \ OfNlHrlIITp
- Agent on Inc Prom.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
SCIIOOI.

- SCHOOL. while opened iH the north west end al
- a. ius i'ufe ON Monday. the .slI inst wherein
we follow jag branches VIII b. Taught Or,horfap Res,
aing' WRITING Arithmetic, Biography aud English
Aso, e NIGHT SCHOOL viii comm once on Af.n.l,,
the ls'h ~ oroicr Tor particulars euoulreaf
rc9 70 ~ CHARLES LANE, Tasrhrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
. ION U.IGENl n

REDUCE YOUR WAGE Is 90 the standard
of prices throughout me irorid. and YOU " ill
cover ihr country with BLISSINGSand BEN.
EFIlS.-yus Buchanan. Poiks Sc. OF STATE.
Salary $4,000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

~ 'i'l". "i a deed uftusi from = ,u,.r, a. ~.
in t,. ti ,n ~ iii1 dsi eos March 1872 ana 49,,
~ ~ l"' 't't Office ofthc rsirf, s.ti,t Ia 80 ~
,. 700. "" 2. pave I'D VIII prorre., H., ii i,
~ n .-lt's'i.e Va, or = ..8rIat wv, Ia ~. y,
de isrd ,t',,,.,ss % ,.doi tofsutfn rsars af r
ty OF I'tar .I . ~ VOW "i Nlscr.finc il taId conn
fe.ro ,i ii'.'.'d ai i'to u,d ol, .ulfib 49,, t
ius 81 III "''Ic"n be- sipa'ld llf steam Yt.,,
AZ ....., '..t iIr aHnIf iiurf a........t' j.. I.
f,n, Il. f,. nr ln.e b. believed io fs -aaf a., -
vested ID, ~. 't' i' convey ouIt sur., tf,. . Il
iLhNr.-D"t. lIufII .f IL. t
5000. ' '+ r'. fI1 .I tHf.. email I..+ ......
..l...I.. ID. ''| i1 r.l'. sItfel.H aid 1900. ~,
.i,.,.. ' .'' Gov o.. .fIe e ..t .a.rls.f. a.. Z "
sop Iu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

OEN LRS >ulrrior ini;iEp .HEEF just received
- y. so WOODROW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

II RISS IRlMMiNGS-Biaek SIN Buttons fancy col.
~ ofci do black and eoiorcd sin PRINCES and S:imu
'"''s. Mohair aud Twisted six do WhSIebone &c
rFlb SENSENEY A RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

The cargo OF the Hamburg brig Maid pao-
inrcd by the l.. ). brig Somcrs whilst attcm.t.
ing 20 RON the blockade at Nem Cruz. cou,i-i
al Of linens. vsriously valued at from $50 G0u
to 100000. Her captain plcod as au c4,ns.
Tor bis attempt io violate TIE blpcksde q ..sr
city Of water One letter says. however u4,
De- had supply sufficient lor twelve DAYS. au-
Other that hc bed enough Ou board to last $50
months
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

RFY AnpEg.-3 essIs prime Msdder for sale by
ava sep IL PRYOR PAULL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
THE FAMILY MONITOR Sc DOMESTIC.
Guide

{ 'VNi RlSi The Noiscn of England. the Daughters
- oi En- nd sind SIC Mothers Of England bv Mr..
H...-- ~ ee'e ~ JOHN N THOMPSON
W. Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
BOARD OF TRADE

COMMITTEE on Commerce for September.
s. y. JOHNSTON, c. D. HUBBARD. rns. SWEENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
coLnouNN HARRISON

IULUDIN & HAEkIAON,
(EIis Duncan CoihoUn D. co..
FORWARDING And COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS,
CT MBERLANO. MD.
fToNfiNi ITO give thcir profnft aad rcrSprui aitsn
~ fnn Go tr receiving and l1rA aldns of Goods afId
tfnhce sent o their Also "a tho sa'o of Produce
r.. Ef 20 fhe ~, rh.rt. gct.ra'iy iu ~ ler'ui9.
niieTiand Nh. sepi. -. isiB.cti
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

We copy the following from the Cincinnati,
Enquirer We hope our neighbors wont say
1--WE did it," 1t will be seen that the only
sale and sure route TO the east, is through
Wheeling That never fails.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
ANOTHER WAR-1he Cincinnati All,

Of Yesterday. says,
This Is great SEASON for wars a detach.
meni consisting 81 seventy 10 eighty oi Uncle
ham BOYS irom Newport barracks, under the
command Of Lieut. VI Frarlin, passed our Of
flee on Saturday morning. with knipsacks
aud Furnished arms, Ca their way 10 Hun.
iingion, ia. They gre ordered ont for the
putpose Of assisting ~ removing the remnant
at the Miami Indians. " ho have bc.ooe OBJ
siinate, sud refused to depart lof tle new
home provided iur them IN ihe lar west
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

FAMILY GROCERY SO I.
''i" ~ 'I.'th NFrf.Hf.I ...l. t.-
Ft DO Wu.HNBs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

n LuM-2o barrels for sale lew by
-Aa- scp l. Pryor PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28

NfNIlNibNIN.
a .''frI"Hi so rumFit.r s.sarn.fHf ~ f,.t
- ''.'nf q h.'afr HsIfs 8af .., .-..s5.'' -
.H'f H.r.s t1lts E.ttats. Fs...h \, -
'f. Fl. .. H..tI 81 .I Hfs.-Id ,f-. 81, ~ 49,
VIZ BAILEY
- NrF ol t.ae fHs Ham. sss sb.at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
THE POETS ND POETRY or ElrRopr
tUCrIpN MOTICE

" tn Illustrations and biographical Notices by ~
- " Longiciou. fof sac by " NJ
solsl iUIlN u THOMSON Rockefeller
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-28
GENTS DRESS CAPS
~ Ntt D'ati CAPS. az Irf,tfts A.
-'F +" McALLAM's, rs Main street.
NNANTEn

n"ILp fetrtes ard Apple Timothy ,,A e1,r.r
-. ~ hiir Beans, tfah Cider. Neg and Rail ps,t
l,.. iail i'aiLria. uoi-. Winter Green Nnses -,
"a' and country Produce generally Ff@' 49,
E-ramily Bacon ar.sie ''N'5oNs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
THE NOTICE.

The following Resolutions authorizing
the Presiden, 10 give notice Of the iermi-
nation OF the Convention Of 1897, with a
qualifying amendment offered by Mr. Boyd,
passed the House, Mondsy the 9Th instant.
Ayes l63, noes 81.
Rrsolved By me Senate and House Of
ReprrseAiaiives 81 the Uhiird Sialrs qf a.
merica ia CoRgrea asErmJied, That The
President Of the United States cause no
tice to b. given 10 the Government Of Great
Britain that the convention between the
United States Of America and Great Britain,
concerning the territory on the northwest
coast of America west Of the Stony Noun
taiI s, Of Il e 9th OF August, 1877. signed
at London, shall be annull, and abrogaIed
twelve months after giving said notice.
2. And Led further resolred, That noih-
ing het'in contained is inierded 10 inter-
feie with The right and discretion of the
pl oper authorities OF the two contracting
parties 10 renew or pursue negotiations for
an amicallp settlement OF the controversy
respecting the Oregon territory.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
FROM MEXICO.
Republic

Welearn from the .uohle Advertiser that
the Uniled States brig SomprS, which ar
rived at Pensacola on Saturday week from
Vera Cruz, brings Intelligence of a counter
revolutionary movement in .Vexico, in OPP
position to the new Administration in that
county, and in favor OF restoring General
Herrera. The repoIt is, that Gen. Arsta is
at the head OF the movement, and that The
people were organizing in his support, re-
gretting that they had permitted the sue
cess OF Gen. Paredes- Mr.. SIideil was
still at Jalapa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20

the inviolabiliiy Of places Of human sepul
ture with amendments.
Mr.. WiIlisms, OF Ccshoeton, offered an
amendment, in poetry, intended sOridiculs
the whole subject.
Mr.. Gallagher opposed the bill, and de-
nounced :he measure in strong terms, styi-
ing il 4 relic Of ignorance, worthy Of the
loOls and asses which compose the present
House Of Representatives, &c. &c.
Messrs. Cowen and Randall advocated
the bill al some length.
The House went into committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Summers in the chair, and ron-
sdered end reported back sundry bills,
among which was tire Jill 10 erect the
county Of Fuhon, oUl Of the counIies OF
Lucas aud Williams An amendment
changing the nsme 10 Morrow. was spreed
to. and the bill ordered 10 he engrossed.
The House then adiored.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
WILLIAM BE8B.

Mr.. Bebh, the Whig candidate for Gov
ernor, was born in Butler county, Ohio,
nine days after the adoption OF the CouSli-'
uIon Of the State. lie was, therefore.
inrty-Ihree years Of age in December la.'
He is about six feet high. erect in his ca
riago, has well shipped head, covered
with short blark hair, inclined to curl, X
face fall Of expression, and susceptible 81
conveying to an audience great variety
of diverse emotions. As speaker, W.
Behb commeuds himself TO every hearer.
Solid, close, aud argumentative, he is ne
vertheless so simple aud natural in all his
Illustrations as TO neutralize all dlyness of
style, aud to render his positions readily
comprehensive by the most common grade
of intellect. His voice is commanding, and
welded entirely at will. An ADLER popu-
lar speaker, the Wings could not well have
selected, to go and defend their principles
before the people ofohio.
In private life M. Bebb is above re-
proach. or easy and afTable manners, it
is only necessary that he should be gener-
ally known to become common iavorile.
-RcpHbic.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
NEW COUNTIES.

The bill TO erect the Sbenty of Mahon-
ing has finally passed both branches ol the
Legislature and become q law. The coun-
ty is composed Of townships taken from
Columbian and Trumbull. From Column
biara are taken the tow nsEps oil Smith,
Goshen, Green, Beaver, and Sprlnghe'a'
and from Trumbull, the tow nshiPs OF jill
ton, Janekson, Austintown, youngstown IL
Coi,svile, Berlin, Ellsworth, Canheld'
Boardman, and Poland. Can6eld is to o'
the coNnty seat.
We learn also that compromise hat
been made between the friends OF the Yer
million and Ashland new county claims
and that new county, to te called Ash
land, will in isw days be erected. Son"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
OREGON AND ARBITRATION,

The House of Representatives., 'ty reso-
tdtIon onthe;3G instant, reQNpsted the Pre-
sident TO commEKtcate 10 fhai body the
correspondence which has taken place he-
tween the Secretary Of State and the Mn
lister of lie United States ut London and
The Government al Geest Britain and th1s
GovcrnnleRt~.-in relation 10 the rohniry
Wes! of the Rocky Mountains, since tile
last annual message 70 Congress. Sotur-
DAY the 9Th, the President answered The
call by communicating the report OF the
the Secrpt tary OF State with the correspon-
dence felemedto. Ssynopsis OF which we
I:give below.
q'he correspondence commences with
a lettpr from Mr.. BachaRsn, dated Decem-
sher f3!h, I845, to Mr, McLane, requesting
him, i'm compliance with the instructions
eftln President, 10 ascertain from the Earl
OF aberdeen the character Of the warEe
preparations ufGreat Britain, and ~he'hPr
they iobk 10 a rupture 1odh Fke OHlted
Sdties on Fhs Oregon qucsiioR-lnfofmhg
,hm farther, that the President isanxlous 10
know Mr.. McLane's'own opinion on this
spUcct,
4 Mr.. MeLane answers nv. Buchanan,
dates London, Jan. 3; informs him thaI he
thought best, in order to obtain the desired
information in THE most satisfactory maIr'
uer, TO hold with lord Aberdeen a person
: al conference. In this conference, he wa'
frankly informed that, with desire t
avoid war, 'Greut Britain was obliged Il
look to the possibility Of rupture will
the United States; but, that their prepa
4 rations had 10 direct reference to sucl
a reptare-~,hat they would have besl
made at any rate, without regard to the re
: atious of the United States and Great BIZ
tain. That they were commenced beior
\ the dif6cslties in relation 10 the Orego
}, question had assumed soscrious an aspec'
That they were not Of skind that con'd b
n scpnosed 10 relate TO the United States
.c being, principally, fortiscstions oGeypose
forts and statenS and the increase
- = s,eOm vessels 10 leu of the old crafts.
sRort' Rhey =, rre only made in accordanc
't' WIZ long established policy OF Gre
Jl- britain. of preparing in time Of peace
the exgencies of war"
Mr.. McLane's own opinion is til,
these prepal atoms may have reference
,rss difficulties with some Of the States Of E
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20

Of The State, Of ils valuable Library. ard
other properly. which Is very much expo
sed IN the pres.nt dilapidated huildings.
require the erection Of tie New House.
Il Is Vsndal spirit that would eontinu'
the Halls OF Legislation and the Temple
OF Justice mere diupidated aud unsigh,l,
speclaeles Of Republican parsimony. Tn.
narrow aud sord.d economy which dieta-
tod many portions Of the Reuenrhment
Law, and which would oppose all libersI
and necessary expenditure, we have D.,
confidence in. The interests Of the put
lie will be best consulted by cOnsiderate
libprality equally removed fom profusr
expenditure aud narrow mcannsss.-KaH-
da TeHhTe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
FROM TEXAS.

We have dates from Galveston Of the
z8th and from Corpus Christi OF the 22d,
The Corpus Christi Gazette, alIuiing to
the movement of Gen, Paroles, says;
1.-THE people of Mexico On the frontier
are in favor Of annexation to The y, States,
and the aEnly are against a war with Tex
as. A treaty Of peace would he popular
w nth all parlcs. General Arsta is in favor
of fair and honorable adjustment OF all
difficulties by negotion, not ty the sword
Tire sunre paper says that the heathof the
army is reported 10 he good.
Settlements were rapidly growing up on
the Nuecrs. A hunting PARTY from the
Nueces had Iustreturned to Corpus Christ
with twenty.oue deer, three tigers, and
Iotsof wild turkeys.
Il is said that the collectors at AransS'
and Corpus Christi have charged the suit
Iersof the United States army about S25,
900 for duties on articles imported for tht
troops. Tire Huston StUr says that Presl
| dent Cones had authoriGed The collectors t
remil the extra Huty Of FIVE per Cent OF
/ imports from the Unned States, regarding
the law 10 admit Texas as qt1si treaty.
Parties of traders from allthe settlement
fol 4hree hundred mIrs on the RioGrande
and us far inland as Montery, visited Cor
1us Christi during the week Of the 22d
Irhey had lutte news. A repOr, had reach
ed Arista at Monterey that Mejia, at Mata
n,orus, has declared against the Govern
nient in favor Of ParedesS force of tw
thousand was ordered Try the former
march ON Matamol0s for the purpose {
uueling the revolt. By an arrival at Co
pus Christi on tie morning Of the 22d trol
Mier,itwssuudmstood tlratGereral Arist'
with his whole force, wOsstiIl at Montere!
and also thai the reportof Meia's treocnel
was douMml. Advices frou ~MNamort
10 the 10th instant had subsequently hee
received. All was quiet there, althoug
there is thought to be snUnder current $
cretly in favor of Paredes, and that Il
conginued success OF Paredes would
time produce change in the public min
andinauCe Matamoras to join the revolt