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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

GtOTTON SCALES-l selt Scales, suitable for V weighing Cotton, but ln'le used and will be sold low Also an assortment of Platform and Coun
 ter Scales, weighing l0C 10 2o00 lbs, for sale by dee4 PRICE < SPENCER
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
J. DOBLER,

Js DOBLEK,
 BOOKSELLER AND STATTONER, No. 10 DAUPHIN- MOBILE, ALA Ei5,A complete assortment ofLaw, Medical, Theo- logical School and Nj Miscellaneous Books, constantly on hand. Blank Books manufactured to order. H supplies of cheap literature are ample, and additions made as published.
 English, French and German Books imported 'o order per Atlantic steamers, at ihe same charge made by New York houses. dec3i 26
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

rENHE subscriber will continue the Ship jhandel R " and Grocery Business al the old stand 96 Commerce street, and solcits share of public pa Honage. CHARLES RkEWER.
 NohiIe, July l, lS46. jy1 fENHE subscriber having taken his brothers LUXE 1 and HUGH MAsTERsoN into coDaTtnership, the business will in future, he conducted the ol MASTEKSON & BROTHERS. both m St. Louis, Mo. and in lhIs place.
 ian22 JAMES MASTERSON.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
NOBLE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 


 NOBLE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY PACKET.
 A E~S h The light draught, fast running Sszsss;aE55Hx double engine steamer LOWNDES, ii Johnson. Master, will ply the ensuing season as a regular weekly packet between Mobile and Mont gomery, leaving Mobile every THURSDAY at D o'clock PM during ihe season.
 For freight passage, apply on board or 10
 CAMPBELL OWEN & co. The Lowndes will commence running about lhe ist October. lsepill '. U. oo. MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET.
 A ED@ N The new, last running, passenger $<zZkzzSEE1R steamer SELMA, Jo Bryant master, w,Il pIy ihe ensuing season as regular packet be- tween, Mobile and Montgomery, leaving every TUESDAY evening, al 5 o'clock. PM, arrive at Msnigo gomery Thursday morning. Leaves Niont' gomerv every FRIDAY morning al 10 o'clock sep2S M WAKING Co, Hgen's SATURDAY. PACKET FOR MONTGOMERY. A C~@ "a The steamer MONTGOMERY, SzzszssaESx F NJ Johnson master, will ply the en. suing season between Mobile and Montgomery.- Leaving Mobile every SATURDAY al o'clock PM. For lieght passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN co. Agents sep2s 72 Front and 10 Com SIS Capt Johnson having been informed that inslnua- tioss have been uttered and doubts implied by some of his kind associates, that his owne ship of lhe MonIQ omery is questionable he would beg 10 state, for inc satisfaction of his friends and those interest cd m the matter that he himself s the sole owner ol the boat
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

G NSURAN CE-The subscribers. agents for the k Contrbulionship Insurance Company of New York, continue 10 ake River and Fire Risks al the lowest rates of premium.
 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND, nov9 4S St Michael st.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

HaA aia aH ae 4tt aaateH rea tais 
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 tsaH tr IasafHaH ssias.8 8as iift }ssiissW
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

AATINDOW GLASS-Just received per barque W Weskeap, VI iadow Glass assorted sizes.
 dee2 HAYiLAHD, CLARK q Co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

IDEA kL SrARCH-fogaies Saich in smal a and large boxes, received per bark Weskeag
 dee2 HAYILAND, CLARK & co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

q.e+ite aat gE ta4
 
  r.h s3 as4m -aaa sa ei assasHisi eaa ffisi' sa laaaafia sssaH
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

eh lt ers# eh eh stsa ah b ah raeiiHt4F
 s hssae4 al5 l4 a. a-ft. .ae9 sgf leF1 lo tsqfaa Eess
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18
sn DuZEN Corn l,,o ms, for sale low D, OU dteI0 L MERCHANT & co.


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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

WM. CONNER, Secretary.
 Fire, Marine and River policies issued by the agent in Mobile, on the most favorable terms claims for Ioss damage promptly adjusted, power to settle and pay all claims against ihe company be ing vested m inc agent. JNO. c. RYAN, Agent,
 dec27 IS St Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

lCOR INCONSISTENCIES Condition and Worm k Powders Recommendation, of the pelenery College, London. 'Wsde's Powders we consider 10 be the best ever used for inc improvement of the condition and the destroying of bolts, worms. sc. For young horses, they invaluable, and the ease w,h which they are administered, is strong re- comme eDdation for their geneiul usc."
 VIM YOUAT, PRvc.
 JNO B0CTALL, yr. . For sale in Mobile by decII MOsELY & TUCKER. Druggists
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-18

s-EAY--5l bales. landins from Lark Lucreiia, for dec2 w FosDICK k CHARLocK.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-18

DsP~ied dis lie On de Tsh ullins. u sesflss
feseE. MIeHAEL T-sSFsos. ssea slSui seven
years, and On he ga. Mans.sEr Fs.xrIs. Sgd
shOus Eve sesrS. children u Gen. JossFh and Lao.
n Ahn HolL In he death Of tless interesting
ehiidren. lie parents. amid thsir bereavement and
s0sE0x, have The cOmfonsble infection that lie
Lord Jesus chnss said while upon csrih. . suiErr
little children. and forbd thcm not 10 cone unto
me, for Of such ID the kingdom Of heaven" He.
no d0uta. snaersains the same tender regard for
thsm now that he ieIs whiIe sciOuming among
mortals. Their mortal rrInains are indeed con-
sgned 10 The dark, damp tomb. there 70 repOss
until The morning Of the resurrection, bui their
happy hOod-hOught spirits are ssfely housed in
the upper court Of glory.
. -Thsss lovely buds. 50 young and fair.
calla hence BY early doom.
Just came 10 show how sweet flower
In paradise would bloom"
cknsfien Sun.
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PREsERVATIOS OF NATURALIZATION.

PREsERNATI0S or HEAI.TH-If has
aesa ssn.asksd. and nas lEaly. fka n Eksss ..
dnHry ssrxas q isalh arr esEls Iiairg. sassris >.
shd E~Esonal rinnia@@ Rsss1Esl rlesnliasess,M
have \ tAsiE Po2er d alsrExe; kut % u..nv. sss-
y nssng : incOasenieIa. snd eHsfriss iaspaasRas.
= oonses1encs q ne Failure of thssH s1Esaiy ~.
ecaiiouk To thoae rl,e use e BrlnfFsEkis I.i.
rczai IsgsfctAs filk. would psosr e great ~.
&c y ths PasssHashen II dat nAslaalsr lisasnr
-heafk.
Ths peruhnr sCtin q iisss pills : uo<s ssE-
pfising; her OleIsaiua lring naols e. DO F0wxE-
I'll according % he Paseness 4 th< siEseiEiil q
fluid. On F<rsaa II iail sasae q healfA. who
Is enly eostise o. sighlly hiliogs. thsy xin bs
seanely fsli; 90 the eaptEaIy. q tlr csnpl.iE Ii
ehTenie. and The rcnsifsli0n he nsech eeE.ITsd.
thr effect Ernersiy q Ersi d mest rOssrfEl. un-
~ The sysism BE Tired from soHss q 10 nsasi sili-
sisd and turgid hunons. This aeco1p6sled. Co
80 sufficient 10 cause two or thEee coIaoss ssse-
uaiiOns. daily, viii saua Esla0se de dsesse. and
the constitution viii b resocdt 10 staie q hsslh
and renewed xigoT. s~
CT Agents ~ he sale Of Bsnarssh's Pillss-
ID. HraTtt, Hillsbo5osgh; A. Touenee. Piti.Loss';
Vim. foshee. Foshrs's store. Chatham; J. D.
M.Dade. Chapel Hin; l;co. A. MelAIs. Msssa
Hall; Z. a. W. smith. Alsmsncs; J. q II. slOsn,
t;reensbOrOugh; James johnson. Wentworth !;
Wood e. Neal. Madison; Owen M.Aleri, Ian.
oey'iile; j. r. callum, Million.
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NEw Horr TTxrrR.Ncr sorrTY. !,

New H0rE TT.xrERsScE SOCIETY.
HE Temp~r.ses soxiefy nei u de
New Hope ckaarh 81 ne N Instant.
and was oPenra ~ payer md he sing
N q tmPrE1aee songi ARR wkleh lie
caase e Temperance Hss adForssed By
MessEs. Ilogza. Wilson. ard M.Dsde II
> maaner Mrh deserving 80 glarious =
r1nse. AFR nc disrnssi0n. ihe follow
ing preamble snd Irsaluiiens xsIs unzni-
monsly adopted By he sOcisly:
Whereas, proposition has heen made
through The mcdium % the Rer0rder. 10
hold great Temperance Mass Meeting !;
and whereas Nc ichniie Vine has been
mentioned exceTA Tuesday Of May csuri,
whirh day has already been SET aPan for
> Temperance conEenlion; and whereas
he business ia he aeled upon in said Mass
Meeting shonld he made pablie prior 10
The Time when candidates for \ seat in the
next Legislature shall lie brosghl out; and
whereas Eilis society las already resolved
10 unite with al other IempeIsces socie-
lies and individuals IN any honorable way
10 put down the practice Of Irrsting u in
ioxies.ing liquors ior eleeliOneering pur-
poses; therefore
Rescued, That in he opinion Of ihis
society, Tuesday IL the adjourned t.ourl
is the most suitable lime 10 hold said Mass
Meeting.
Resolved. That Ibis society will send
delegales 10 said Meeting whenever II may
be held, and that the president appoint
twelve members rs said delegation.
Resolved. That IN The opinion Of ihis
society each Temperance SOciety in the
county should take ciIirienl measures TO
be fully represented in said meeting.
Resolved further. That all the friends
Of good order, whether members Df tenn
perance society or moi. be. and they are
hereby invited 10 attend said Meeting. 10
unite with the friends Of Temperance on
some common plan TO stay the progress Of
those evils whirh must necessarily grow
out Of the practice Of treating for office.
In compliance with clause Of the SC,
cond resolution. the President appointed
the following delegates: William ]. Ilo
gan, Allen Petty. David Hart, Bryan
Strayhorn. VIM. Blackwood. John Stray
horn, senr., Thomas Pratt, John kirkland
William Kirkland. Gilbert Craig, Charles
J. Frecland, and Srmuel Kirkland.
On motion, the President George A
Faucet, Thomas Hogan. John II. Eau
ceti, and such others as felt an inieres. il
the good cause were added TO the delega
ton.
! Resolved, That the members Of thi
society will use their best exertions h
: procure a, least one member each 10 thi
society by the time Of our next meeting
;, and TO bring out rs many as they can OF
that occasion.
The society then adjourned 10 NEE, OF
the las, Saturday in April next, At whicl
time an address is expected by John w
unsun. OF Chatham.
GEO. A. FAUCETT, President.
l w. J. HOGAN, Secretary. =
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Tempcrancc Convention.

Az meeting Of the Washington Ten
perance Society, held on The night Of the
18th instant, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we heartily approve Of
the proposition Of " Junius" made in the
llillsborough Recorder some time since,
tina, the friends of Temperance should hold
a Mass Meeting in the town Of HILLSIDE.
rough, a, some convenient day previous to
the Angus. election, for the purpose Of tax.
ing into consideration the subject oftreat.
ing in the electioneering campaigns and
to devise some measures for SURPRISING il.
Resolved further, Thatw recommend
Tuesday of April Court The 2lst proxi-
mo,) as suitable time for holding said
convention; and that We cordially invite
the friends OF temperance from all parts Of
the county TO meet us on that occasion.
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Mali. ARRANGEMENTS.

GREENsBoROUGH, tri-wsskls, due Sun.
~ day, "Wednesday. and Friday. a. 10 o'ele<i,
A. W., and CLOSES Sunday, TUESDAY, and Friday,
al O'Clock, Pm.
RALEIGH MAIL. iFi-wcckly. due Sunday,
Tuesday, and Friday. al ~ O'slsck, r. NJ; slo-
ses Sunday, "Wednesday. and Friday, at half rast
Q O'Clock, A. M.
FRANKLINTON, once 0 week. due every
Thursday By 6O'elock. Pm; closes every Tues
day at O'Clock, An,
JAMESTOWN once a week. dee every Wed.
nesdsy by O'Clock. r. NJ; closes every ThuIs-
day at 6 O'Clock. Al
LONGS MILLS, once o week, due sysry
Friday by S O'Clock, p. NJ; closes every Thur
day al O'Clock, AN.
OXFORD, once q week, due every Saturday
by o'clock. p. NJ; closes every Thursday al .
O'Clock, +. NJ.
LEAsBURG, once 9 week, due every sssur.
! day by O'clock. A. NJ; closes every THURSDAY
ut o'clock, p. NJ.
/ NorE.-I.etters, to be in time for the mail,
should be put in the Office fifteen minutes before
/ the hour Cor closing. Letter postage. I've esnis
for letter not exceeding 500 miles, and ten cent?
for any greater dissance-eyey half ounce, o.
fractional part of half ounce is charged ss sim
gle letter.
J. M. PALMER, p. n.
! January 10. ILL.,
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Statesmen, politicians. and commercial
men, have been talking for the last twenty
years about a ship canal across the 18th.
mus Of Darien, SO as TO connectthe Atlantic
and Pacific oceans. and thus save the time
and avoid the dangers Of a voyage around
Cape Horn. For the last ten years. ru-
mors have been started that companies
were forming to commence operations.
Such rumors we hear now occasionally :
FIRST Of ship canals, and thea Of railroads.
But there are many who think tina, neith-
er is practicable on account the solid rock
of winch great par. oil the isshmus sp.
pears 10 be composed, rearing 100 feet
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-18
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at public sale, on Wednesday
w the 25th Of March, at the late residence Of
James M'Culloch, deceased. all his Pelishable
Property, consisting Of Horses, Cattle, and Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming
Utensils. Wagon and Gear, Blacksmith Tools,
Bacon, Lard, Corn, Wheat, &c. Credit will be
given to the first Of January next on all sums
over two dollars, the purchaser giving bond and
good security.
JOSEPH FAUCETr, Admir-.
March g. IL
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SUPREME corRT.


last. We annex the closing Opinions Of
the Court:
BY RUFFls, G. J.. in the matter Of w.
G. DauthHy, from Gates, affirming the
judRmeua below.
Also, In Briilon .. naniel. in Equity.
from Halifax. the decree declared erone.
ons, the lille good. aud the purchaser re.
quirrd % complete his purchase.
Also, In Campbell o. Drake, in Z putty,
from Wake, dismissing The hill.
Also, in Patterson Q. Martin. from
Wilkes, affirming the Judgment below.
Also. in Wilson e. leigh, in Equity,
from Perquimons, declaring the decres
erroneous.
Also, in Temple c. Williams, in Equi.
~, from Pasquolank. dismissing the bill
with rosu,
Also, in Green o. Collins, Admir-. from
Lincoln, iudgmen, reversed and new trial.
Also, in Humphreys. o. TATE in Raai.
| W, from Gullfard. REMINDING the canse.
Also, in Johnston o. Johnston, in Equi.
", from Warren: decree for plaintiff.
Also, in White e. Trustees OF The UNI.
versity, in Equity. from Warren: declaring
tina. the lands belong TO the University.
Also, in Bridges .. Pleasanis. in Equi.
~, from 0nnge: declaring the PlanlifIs
enti'le to an account, excep, Bridges and
Duncan.
Also, in Justice .. Scott. in Equity,
from Craven: reversing The decree.
Also, in Safe o. Grafton, from Cabarru,:
declaring thu. there is no ground for re-
versing the judgment.
BY DRsIRL. j.. in Barnes .. Morris.
in Equity, 6om Pasquotank, directing a
decree for phintiif.
Also, in Lirerman .. Carter. in Equity,
from Hyde, affirming the decree. dismiss.
ing the bill.
Also, in Parker .. Gilbrea,h, from Hen.
derson. affirming the jndgmen, below.
Also. in Guilford .. Guilford, in Equi.
~. from Beaufort, declaring that the hires
of Dave belong to A. G. NJ. and tina. Z.
l.. is not bound to bring in the two slaves,
&c.
Also, in Wheeler .. Wheeler. in Equl.
~, from DAVE: directing the injunction 10
be continued until security is given, &c.
Also, in Lindsay q. Anesley. from W ash.
ing,on; affirming the judgmen. below.
BY NASH, j., in Ligon. Admir-. ..
Dunn. from Wake. affirming the judg.
ment below.
Also, in Hoyl. Ex'r. Moore's de.
visees, &C., N Equity. from Lincoln, dis.
missing the bill.
Also, in Ilendrich y. Hendrich, in
Equity, from Cleasel.nd, Diminishing the
bill with custs.
Also, in Den er dem. Wise .. Whee.
Ter. from H,i'forj. affirming The judg.
ment below.
Also, in Gooch .. Sherman. in Equity.
from Granville. dismissing ,he bill with
costs.
Also. in Green .. Miller. from Clsave.
land: reversing the judgment. and directing
q cenire de ,0ro.
Also. in Mauney ., Mo,z. in Equity.
from Lincoln: dismissing The bill with
costs.
Also, in Ealoc .. Sheriff.. from Hay.
wood re, er,ing the judgmcn, below and
swarlng rs,ire de novo.
Lambert y. Lambert, in Equity, from
Randolph; continued for argument.
Lindsay .. ilowren. in Equity. from
Guillord; continued for argument.
- Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-18
Protect your Hogs and Cattle.

We have been requested, by practical and ju-
die'Cus fread to state for the information Of far
nss that Fish or Tanners Oil il a sure preven-
tive and destroyer Of those vermin which are so
injurious to hogs and cattle. I, is though, tina,
from the scarcity and unusual severity Of the win
1 every precau,ion to save their stock will be
gladly rc,or,cd to,--and that Of protecting them
rom lice Is so important, tina, we take pleasure in
giving what We are informed il certain remedy.
The usual method, we believe, is To rub tar on
hsm but the use Of this oil is said to be far bet.
st.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-18
Public Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, at the
w late residence Of Timothy Dunagin. decd,
in Orange county, on Thursday the 26th Of March.
TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting Of men, women, boys, girls, and chill,
dren. Also, all the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder, Sc, stock Of
Cattle and Horses, a quantity of Bacon and
Lard; Threshing and Cotton Machine; one
Wagon and one Gig; with many articles not
mentioned. A,credit will BE- given the purchas-
ers until the goth January next by giving bond
and two approved securities, '
WM, LipSCoMB, Adm'r.
February "a. l6-
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The matter ettled-wsllerf r. Leak.
Esq. II Richmond County. is The Dem
oeraiic candidate fsr he Office Of Cover.
nor Of North carolina-he having ann0un-
red the fact 10 the people u Montgomery
county. NJ Laureneeyille, during the sitting
Of their Court few days ago.-coxxu.
sIcArED.
o. So Mr.. Graham Is 10 have op-
position. Very well-she Wings need
something 10 wake them up. Our oppO.
nents having launched their ship on sIlal.
low Ual Yer. let them expert her 10 spring
a Leak aud drown all their hopes.
Milton Chron.
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Theul,s Srnaloss e he Lee Foro
party PIE held esnrSs snd resvlrrd %
saand itrsh IN dsisses of he ~ls.ls u On
Cor. rsu.'hg al nampsom,ss. el course.
sd slfn'hs Mp 10 g., -iour losiy. The
esSrss ~asso1Possd 4 otlT twelve Ssn-
slors. fnS@ber nut suiIisirnI - egnirUI
any elssiish In ePrn Srs slr. sF strong
enough 10 PTsssss he raii6rasioa Of .
TRAY.
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Asai wss lslsl, bsougLi in DE Bslli.
more CDunty Court. By he o. n.rs eflhs
slsamhsal Rsslan, 20 ne0ssI go. the
smouhtchssgsd la use VI sad bar h,l.l
pefioE@nE an fsrur.iaa en- Sunday.
Jadgs Lsgrahd fecsdtd hat The contract
having bssn made ON ILs Ssbb.'h. and
eansrq'snlly ~ ,inls,lon Of Lac. IL w.s ne
essss,ili 'Sld. and The PlsaIiG svuld NIL
recover.
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Notice.

TNHE subscriber having been qualified at Feb
i aay Term Of Orange County Court, 1876,
IS administrator on the estate Of TIMOTHY
DUNNEGAN, deceased, requests all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the estate will
present them, properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, this notice win be plead
in bar Of recovery.
WILLIAM LIPSCOMB, Admir-.
February %. l6-
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

The first Legislature Of The State Of
Texas met at the town Of Austin on Mon.
day, the 10Th ulliIno. aud was duly orga-
nized by the choice Of Edward Burleson
- President Of the Senate, and w. L.
crump Is Speaker Of the House Of Rep.
resenlaliyes.
On canyassing the votes recently cast
by the people for a Governor and l.ieulen.
ant Governor Of the State, il appeared that
Gen. Henderson received for the first Of.
fee 500 votes and DIR. Miller I,6T2.
For the second Office, Gen. Damell had a
majority Of IS votes, according 10 the OFF,
cisl returns; but these did not include the
returns Of six counties, which gave Col.
Horton an aggregate majority Of 600 votes.
IL is considered doubtful. therefore. whelh-
CT Gen. Darnell viii accept the Office.
On the 18Th Governor Henderson was
daily installed into Office, in the presence
oflhe Legislature and large concourse
of spectators. The ceremony was unu-
sualy solemn and imposing. After pray.
er had been offered up 10 the throne oi
Grace, President Jones delivered his va
ledc,ory address. The oath Of Office was
then administered To the Governor elect
by the Speaker OF the House OF Represen-
taiives, when the banner Of the Republic
descended from its position above the Ca
plot, 10 give PisOS 70 IIIe otars anu Strpes,
and peal Of artillery announced that the
Republic no longer existed, and that the
annexation Of Texas 10 the American I'm
ion was complete.
The New Orleans Picayune makes the
following remarks on the two principal
addresses delivered on the occasion:
The valedictory Of President Jones is
written with dignity, much feeling, and in
a patriotic spirit. He congraiulates the
country upon the peaceful consumma,ion
of annexation, an event the most extraor-
binary in the annals of the world" lie
pronounces the dissolution Of the Repub-
lie ofTcxas with full sense Of the high.
or blessings to be derived from merging
into the American Union, and then cheer
fully suuenders the great trusts committed
to him.
Gov. Henderson's inaugural address is
conceived in pure spiri. Of patriotism.
The author is impressed with a profound
sense Of the responsibilities Of Texas, as a
new member Of the Union, and Of himself
as her first executive officer. In due time
he will recommend measures for the action
Of the Legislature, as he is required by the
Constitution. lie concludes thus:
We have this day fully entered the
Union of the North American States; let
us give our friends who so boldly and so
nobly advocated our cause, and the friends
Of American liberty, no reason to regret
their efforts in our behalf. Henceiorth
the prosperity of our sister States will be
our prosperity. their happiness our happi-
ness, their quarrcls will be our quarrels,
and in their wars we will freely pariici-
pate"
Messrs. Houston and Rusk have been
elected to represen. the new State in the
Senate of the United States.
National l,,telEgencer.
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nARRIED,

II - oosnis. y ahs r.. 4. q. Hsshrs Mr.
HlsEss KIEKFsTEIeK - Aiz cEsTuII RaEI-
Lass. Saashaa = Mr. Jos<Fh Frsslsnas
In dis couzay. On sundsy evening de Ia -
staaL b. The Rev. John r. Hon. Mr.. wnlIax
MoRKMas % Hiss MaHr sTorr.
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rfesk. IA cizfhsm cansfy, was eonsum-
q ~ Gre. snd two II MS ans. fons ga.
he nahsr ihEee wears Cd. p-risiard an tic
aamrs. fHe wss accidentally eommuni-
|risi % snms broom sirs1 iyiag uadeI
Inc be-; and being unable - salngussh
i. Dir. y. Ean 10 > nriEhbGr's cor assis-
lance. Mhsa he returned. he houss Was
IN light hlaze. MIs. r.. with an infant
one wsrk ed. escaped, bur we're consider.
ably burned. Isy. Ca.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-18

Dear and Dunb.-Ths counties 81
Beaufort and Johnson have levied . tlx Zoe the
.Iucs.On Il the deaf and dumb ia their respective
limits. Are there none Of this unfortunate clAs.
In Orange fOt whom provision should bs made'
We believe that one Of the number collected in
Raleigh at present is from this county are there
none sshers' Surely Il there ara. spirit Of bcne-
,Olence should induce our Magistrates 10 ascertain
The fact that they may have some share Of she
States bounty.