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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-04-26
MILL GEARING

for Flour and other Mills, together with Cast
ings of every description turned and fitted up
in the best possible manner. We feel conf
dent in our ability 10 execute all orders with
which we may be entrusted in workman-like
manner. Particular care will be taken TO en-
ploy none but good workmen> i'll the different
departments of the establishment, and no pains
will be spared by the proprelols TO give gen.
era satisfaction 10 those who may favor them
with orders for work.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-04-26
ALSO:


Will he sold at the Court house in Milford,
on The ll.h day of May next, al 2 O'Clock P. N.
the following described tracts of Land situate
IN Lehman township, Pike county, and Stale
of PENNSYLVANIA: four tracts oi>land, one OF them
numbered 243 in the warrantee name OF Eman'
ell Hoover, sr., containing
442 Acres and 12O perches,
one other in the warrantee name Of Peter Shin
die, No l01, containing
S62 Acres and 10 perChes,
one other in the name Of Thomas Ruslon No.
$50, containing
400 Acres and $50 Perches,
one other in the name of William Kinnear, No.
l43, containing
375 Acres and SO Perches.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
er,y of Richard Eldred & Harvey Ruys, As
signees of David r. Burley, and will be sold BY
me.
ALSO:
Those pieces and parcels OF Land, VIII De
sold at the Courthouse in Milford, at the same
time, situate in Milford and WestGall township
County of Pike. and bounded on the north Oy
lands of Roys & Heller, on the east by lands
of Hugh Ross, dec, on the south by lands Of
! Moses Bross and NJ. M. Dimmick, on The wa
ters Of the Vendermark Greek.
ALSO:
A certain piece or parcel Of Land situate in
Wes,fall township, in said County, bounded by
lands of Charles Ball, dec, and Benz. Horn
beck OIL the south east; on the south west by
lands of Richard Eldred, and on the north by
lands of Daniel Quick, containing
SIXTY ACRES,
more or less, with The appearances.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty of David Beecher. and will be sold by
JAMES WATSON, Sheriff,
Sheriff Office, Milford,
April 10, ls43.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
Hon. DANIEL WLRsTEI
NORFOLK COUNTY.

The meeting OF the Democratic State Rights Repub.
icdns which adjourned the 9Th of February TO meet
again the 9Th March, met Tuesday evening at the
Town Hall in the Borough Of Norfolk; When J. Nc
Phail, Esq was called 10 the Chair
The delegates t. the Convention held in Richmond
on the Sd Instant, we're called upon for report oil
the proceedings, which made by MIR Eugene }
Higgins, and the same as published in the Richmond
Enquirer
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resored, That this meeting appoint delegates tn meet
in Convention such time and place. as they in concert
with the delegates from The other counties Of this die
trict may direct
Resoired, That thirteen members be delegated 10 The
Convention-wh ereupon, the following were elected
James Kemp s. 7. Sawyer, Eugene Higgins, VIM &
Whitehead, DR. F. G. Robinson, Capt John Capron,
WIN S. Mallory, Joseph Spratley, J. S. Millson, L.
w. Tazewe jr., j. n. Johnston, jos. Bunkley, Fred.
Vincent
Resoired, That should the number oil the delegation
to the Convention, who will attend, not amour, TO
seven the committee be empowered to appoint others
to HAT number
RESOLVED, That the Chairman and Secretary be added
to the Committee.
ResOred, That the thanks ofths meeting be rendered
Mr.. Higgins for his attendance at the Convention in
Richmond.
RESOLVED, That hlessrs j. S. Mson, l.. w. Taze-
well, Jr, and William e. Whitehead, be commit
tee correspond with the other counties Of the Dis
trict.
Resolccd, That the Editors Of the Norfolk and Ports.
mouth papers, and Richmond Enquirer be requested TO
publish the proceedings, when The meeting adjourned
JOHN McPHAlL, Chm.
WV RpIn Cfr'u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY Goon>

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOoliS
- II. JENKINS, having removed Ia the new tiilr
IL. Of Main and Exchange streets, Eichml nd
would invite the attention of merchants. fauilic, and
the most extensive variety of DRY GOODS IN Tie ~,
inc them. that, in consequence of selling by whoer
for cash aeespGness only he Is enabled Ia purchase
cheaper than formerly, and believes his gg
goods al as low prices As In any part Of the tGei
Having in contemplation this removal for time he
posed Of all Of his Old goods and wi, hereafter orf
plete assortment of the following articles:
SILK GOODS.-AIl the newes; styles nj Black ar
Silks all prices and qualities for day and dfr.
MoUSLlN DE LAlNEs.-Every variety Of color az
imported
CALICoEs-I,OOo pieces fancy styles all prices n.
10 and l2i cents, To the very finest manufactured Ais
ing and Half Mourning CalIcoes.
CLOTHS, CASStMERES AND vESTlNGS-A 81
assortment always To be found
LINEN GOODs.-lrsh Linens all prices, from d r'''
and so cents and finer qualities. Table Diaprr OIL
Towelllng Of every descriptions Sheeiincs, Ill aita
Cambria handkerchief all prices, from - crris u
Russia and Birds Eye Diapers, Napkins, &c.. Sc &c
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.-Ev-ry description II N'
size Silk, Cotton, Mrrino Raw SILK, W0r.i.d, ami d.
Stockings ard Gloves for men, women, boys and efs
FAMILY MOUNTAINEERING quality ofh'acs aai
and half mourning MousIins Chailys aud Bomtazln' d.
materials for dresses.
BoNNETs, RIBANDs AND FLOWERS lale,, s..
LACE GOODS.-Thread and Bohnet Lace NelIs, -
ces and Edcings, Inser,inrs, Cuttings, &c, sc.
CAPES CoLLaRs.-Lace and Muslin Capes anu
FLANSELS.-White, red and yellow Flannel, K
Welsh aud American make; all qualities, from 2uc TO
BLANKETS.-Bed and Negro Blankets, oil sizes
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOIS.-A very supenG u
ture Of these articles, made expressly for re,ail.
GENTLEMEN will always find merino lam,'s We 81
Shirts and Drawers, Sto, ks Cravas Hosiery and SIS"
kinds, Suspcnders, Linen Bosoms and Collars, silk a.
Pocket Handkerchief. &c. &c.
SERVANTS CLOTHiNG.-An kinds of good. ir -
female clothing.
DOMESTIC GOODs.-5GO bales and cascs of ilcatl,
beached shirngs and Sheetings, fiom narrow 'a'
Also, Apron and Furniture Checks BED Ticking, Cos
burss Ia this useful and necessary branch Of br.'S's
tenon Is given Ia have always nn hand vcf: eAnh'
all the mast approved manufactures in tie Country.
SilAWLS, SCARF5 AND MANTILLhS al Tie ss
tations
SuNDRY ARTICLES -Mernos, nm:ty rliu.cs.
Silk vevcts snslns OF Cambria Book, Mall and i..r
ing Materials OF Linen, Cotton and Silk Buttons. Sc
The Public are informed that they may RES upon $50
Establishment at all times, full supply OF al the a'''
from the cheapest kind made 10 the fines, labrc-'au'
wants and wishes Of all. New Goods opening e'-'
throughout the year, from auction and esrwherg q
sold of al great bargains. at K. II. JLtAN
Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods and '''t'.
Ang. l6 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToEacco.-r

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToRaCCo.-Tt
section OF tie act Ia amend The az, entitled San ~
into one the several acts now IN FORE concerning 1t
of tobacco" passed 7th March, s2c u puh hd faf
upland tobacco, slew ing the advantage the wo:.a "a
Of any extra CHARGE in directing th-ir tobacco To he's
Public Warehouse.
lind be II further tnacfed. Thzt. if any La..lc2d
shall have been inspected III any upland Ihspt.un'
forwards he stored in any warehouse In the ~, ~
and the town Of Petersburg, other than the pgsf
the said city and the town of Petersburg, the Coz
shall rot be liable for the loss destination ri sg
any mems Whatsoever, unless IL the time w!ra ~
stored in such other warehouse there were ~ 1.,
dred hogsheads IL in the city Of Richmond. 4 70
Petersburg, two hundred and seventy five hoe,e.i'
lie warehouse aforesaid; unles. tie inspectors ~
have rcfus, to receive such tobacro on storage.
shall be their duty TO give Certificate II require
Nov. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

IN CHANCERY.-viRG,Sr,:-A a Court hel! Il, o.
L ward County, February the DIST lass.
Thompson Penick, John Peniok, Edward Pcnics Y.
and Judith his wife, formerly Prnich al. Gecfsr " p
Nancy his wife, formerly Penck, "a
against
Giles A. Miller, Administrator de boni, non of rnl
nick, deceased Thomas Richardson ana lane h AZ. .
children of Polly AMI John +. Hudson both of woa h
Whose names are Unknown, betH.
The defendants, Thomas Richardson aud Jar lg.
the children of Polly and John +. Hudson, Whose a.
known, not having entered their Appearance ana cg. .
according Ia the act Of the General Assembly an. IL M
Court and appearing 10 The Satisfaction of the Coar
are not inhabitants of this State. on The motion Of lie m
by Counsel, IL is Ordered, That :he SAID defendants
Richardson and Jane his wife, and s children -. ro a.
F. Hudson, do appear here The first dag of Nav Id,
and the plaintiffs bill; and that copy al , a.
forthwith inserted in Of the public nrwstag
the city Of Richmond for two months successyry ID
posted At the front door of the Court house 81 cp.
Copy-Teste, Il. }. WoRsuAN
Marcl9 lWl-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
Nov. q

SToCKToN,s PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.
- WAYT, DEsrrsr, has just received from TIE go
manufacturer complete assortment Of the mos :
that have ever been brought To this city, aia -.
constitutes an admirable imitation Of the nllu'''
surpassed. ,.;t
Those who wish to have artificial teeth nser'.a. ],
interested, respectfully invited to call and
specimens of his work. ~ o,,s1
c. w. continues, as heretofore, 10 perform ~
the prevention and cure Of diseases in TIE teep DR.
nee on the square Immediately above the Bank % =
R.fereHre.-M. Clarke, NJ. d., George var - a.n-
Deane, ". n, E. II. Carmichael. NJ. D., Rnbl ls,.
Thomas Nelson. VI. D., James Bolton, VI u +
NJ. D. Sept.
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Feb. q

AIR EDWARD HUMBER-sir: Take notice, that :,
sI the 10Th day of April neat, between the hours Of i
aud five, T. 81. at thr house Of Josiah Lcake, IN 4r
GoochIand State OF Virginia. proceed 10 take the de9@.
Josiah Leakc James Brooks and Others; and, The II
the same month, between the hours of nEe, VI, al.
81, the Office OF Judge Robert Stanaid, in the u:
non take the deposition of Judge Robert S;anard 10
evidence in suit depenin. IN the Circuit Sup-H
ot Law and Chlncery for The county at too'h'and
r-fy side, wherein yuG p!alnh, and !, a, tNetgA
beth Humber, decd, am defendant. Should The ttlrs
sitiuns on the days above stated, not be- all ak,n
continued from day To day, between the sane ac'''
places uniil they are all tak.n-when aud "aee
attend, il you think proper. Mlcalih No.
Executor OF Elizabeth Hrmt-
E.h0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AID
Completion Of the Roiiroad 10 .9qaiq I
II


Uariraiffd Expedition
THE Richmond Frederirssbur, and Pcloms; R.' -
ny hereby announce that their Railroad was feE,'
Potomac river on the 18th instant. and ibat ;fa't.~
conveyed between Richmond and Washington, * 81
the year, by Railroad Cars and Steamboats,, tire a,f1
pnny being provided with effective ice bca's 70 50
navigation during the hardest weather IN wiGici,
mond al 6, A. NJ, precisely, instead Of q, ~ 1f
reaching Washington III and Baltimore IN = he''
than "a hours in advance Of the River and Bay b"ah
Travellers by this line, proceeding 10 Phahr'yh.,. 4
on their arrival nj BALTIMORE reach that ci;y 8:
morning, or In 20 hours after leaving Richmons =. ~
Instead OF paying their fare, heretofore 10 si'
only. aud afterwards on board The Potomac srS-
washington, passengers will take tickets at Tue o.
both for Washington and Baltimore. The fare ~ ~ i.
be less than II paid separately different portions
Whole fare 10 Washington,
Do. to Baltimore,
Do. To Philadelphia, tby Peck and l,o'es -
the afternoon Railroad line from Baltimore. 80,
No charge for children under three years o a:r-
r'sN' THOMAS ~,
Superintendent q ife'4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

ITO ANDERSON sUNNALLY, Esa.:-Yon az hen,
fled, that shall. Friday and Saturday. the INA
days Of April 1888 between the hours of o'clocs \ y
O'Clock, P. at my Counting ROOM in the Tow Of f.
Prince Edward county, Virginia, take the dispositions d
d. Woolton Edward N. Booker, ". w. Vaughan and x
be read evidence in suit pending IN the Circuit,
Court of Law and Chancery for Prince Edward count.
am plaintiff and you and Others defendants.
MONROE H. FL
FarmvilIc, March Q, 1873. TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
0Mrcu yrr rrM,>s uSsr>c."


Mss rAHpoE
Weari,d with pleasure. oh, iiow deep
Such Sluinbef seems 10 be
Thou fairy creature. could weep
As ;hus gaze uG thee.
Az, weep, and with most bitter tears,
Wruns from The spirit core,
To think that in rew short years
Thou'li steep that sleep no more
Wearied with pleasure. VIVA, a sound
To greet II wor,..wcrn car
Can we, who uead HES .id'Y round,
Sleep like the ohcIub here:
Alas for us joys hr'.htes! hours
All fever a. they ty
And leave blsht-ls sun struck ioweis
OF too much glory die.
Wearied with pleasure, Does Tie wing
OF angels fan thy brow;
Sweet child do birds about thee sing,
And blossoms round thee blow:
Is thy cain sleep viii, gladncss riie'
DO stars above thee shine:
Oh | would give whole years OF Ute,
10 dream such dreams as thine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

ITO ANDERSON NUNNALLY,S DANIEL WITT and JAMES
L NUNNALLY-Genteu,sn:T Take notice, tina, shall take
the dispositions Of Edward d. Booker and others, my
Counting ROOM In The Town Of Farmvie The 2s 2nd
day Of April next between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ
o'clock p NJ TO be read evidence suit depending
the Circuit Superior court of Law and Chancey for Prince Ed
ward county, In which am plaintiff you defendants; and
IT, from the aforesaid dispositions ut the
time and place above mentioned they viii be on the o
day Of April between the hours Aforesaid at the Tavern
house Of Sarah G. Pearson, Prince Edward Court house
-, VI. Z FLIPPfNS.
WAN" ~ l02-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

CARDA young gentleman, graduate Of ST Johns College,
IA Annapolis and who produce satisfactory certificates Of
intellectual qualifications would be willing, n sud-
cent inducrment held out take charge Of limited
School in any portion Of Lower Virginia.
Address "a. d. CO. Annapolis Md.
March II i02-2tt
Ds The Wing will copy the of sl and charge this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

MIR. RICHARD F. GRAVES, administrator Of Gla
IFl Baush decd, Isaac n. Cardozo ard Mahall b., So
ward A. Lynch and Harriet his wife, Sarah y R7G,a Y
Bangh and Mrs Martha lIaugh aud Lucy j. Bsg-h: H.
that shall. the :2d, 23d and 2i.l days of Nsfc.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock in the morning. an 90
evening Iof each day. Mt the Clerks office of PUw-a
Court, take the dispositions OF Samuel Drake. Wm d
Henry II. Mayo ana others, 10 he read as eyidegce
Chanceiy, IN the Circuit Superior Court o; Law md
for Powhatan county, which am plaintiff and yo. =,
dants. Respectfully yours, &c,
EDWARD +. 81
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against ga
William b. Blades and Frances b. hi, wifi. rabs.. :,
Matilda Tandy. Dilard Collins and Mary his wi,r "
and Elizabeth his wife, lamr- Law and Rarllrn Ia,
Mitchell and Sari. HIS wife, T.. & F. nes and Charls..
William 7. Cooke, James NJ. Cooke and Martha Co..
The said defendants, Dabney McGehtr, Matilda "a,
Collins and Mary his wife, - Berry aud E.laas,
James Lay and Barbara his wife. James Mitchell st =
wife, i. C. Eames and Charlotte his wife, William
James ". Cooke and Martha Cookr, nat having et,.,.
pearance and given security, according 10 law and H.
this Court, and appearln. Ia the satisfaction Of lie
they ;ae not inhabitants OF this Stale, mo o, H.
by his Counsel il Is Ordered That the said !as IA q,
ants do appear before the Justices o! COMFY Colr
Comfy, Il, the Court house. on the second Moncag m
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that COP, Of al,
forthwith inserted In some newspaper published IN H.
Richmond for months successfully, and posted >,
door of the Courthouse of This county Coui,
Copy-Teste, ,or.,
JOHN HUNTER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
Mr.. WebSter TO .Ir. EUereu.
Extract


DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Aug. 90, IS42.
Sir: The Senate of the United States having given
it's constitutional advice and consent TO the treaty with
Great Britain recently negotiated here, the President
has ratified the part Of the Government of the u
States, and now transmit TO you by Mr. Derrick, who
will deliver you this letter, the American ratification,
to be exchanged against that of her Britannia majesty.
You will accordingly upon the receipt Of this dispatch,
inform the British Secretary of State for Foreign AZ
fairs that The treaty has been ratified part and
that you authorized 10 exchange the notifications
with such person may be duly empowered for that
pose on the part Of the British Government.
No difficulty delay in the ratification of the treaty
by Great Britain is anticipated. AS soon as The ex-
change ofthe rafcalions takes place, it is desirable
that you should forward, without unnecessary delay,
the British ratification TO the U. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
In the United States cou,. for the Eastern D.,,,

In the United States Court for the Eastern D;.,,,,
Friday, End December 1852: " Wig
IN the cases of the following persons who hav. -
L Bankrnpts, TO wits Alexander Grant Mordee,i q de-
James II. Waihall and Charles \. Morgan The ,nr w.
said Bankurts containing shares certain
cases Of the following other persons, who have ana
Bankrpts, TO vii: Henry Benson, Jesse l. Bu,,n d.
Crowley, Peter 6. Cosby, Levi Dedrrer RzesjyI
Alexander Grant William toii, John +. ;r,ro,. ~, hr.,
lett, John W. lines Jora A. Iludgin,, Tnoa, ~ 'q
Mo by Dnv id W. Moore, Colin Mcgae cen,r. w~4A' i!
D. McCabe, John McConncl!. William II. AucIo,> NO.
Moses H. Preston John Poy nor. Johr II PAYNE j ~ y
Nathaniel Wheat, George White. Nathan V. ." ia-'
WORKMAN and William Watson, the inveio,.. t n,
containing clais and in order that there NAV h ' kr
Element and close of the proceedings the .sd a. '
necessary To reduce the said stock. and claims n l.
rs practicable; and it being manifest a. il rpra,d
The said cases. that the cannot be reduced Ia '
ordinary mode in which claims collected IN. Is
tile General Assignee, after publishing copy of aA
notice subjoned Of the time and plare II sal. o'arf
newspapers published in the riy Of Richmond VI. @
three months, do proceed TO sell, by auction for M wee
that he got for the same, the shares of Stoes
Inventories Of the foi. first cases, and Tie aim,
inventories If the said other Gases, wiki the ,.s@ a
such cause 10 the contrary may liz shown f1
by any person interested before the expiration Of
Of three months. Copy-Tes,c. .' ~
HENRY CT2<a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
Mr.. ErereH 10 Mr.. U'ebster.
Extracts.

received, on the 18th instant, note from Lord
Aberdeen, informing me that he prepared on that
day TO exchange the ratification of the Treaty. nc-
cordingy attended at the Foreign Office, and performed
that agreeable duty Mr.. Derrick will, agreeaby TO
your Instructions, be ntrusled with the British ratih
cation. He has taken passage in the Great Western,
which sails the 22d instant.
portion Of the press, in opposition TO the Govern
men:, and particularly the "Mornng Chronicle, con.
tlnues its attacks upon the Treaty They have been
ably answered.
BY the of the people, well BY oil intelligent
persons who have party ends TO serve, the Treaty
is, far have had opportunities to observe, re-
garded with great satisfaction. This feeling does not,
far judge, proceed from opinion that IFS
conditions are, in any respect, particularly favorable
TO Great Britain. On the contrary, opposite impress
sion is very general But there is undsguised and
honorable pleasure at the restoration of friendly inter
between the two countries in the world which
most able to benefit and 10 njure each other.
Mr. Ereren 10 Mr.. Webster.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

.Seties by The General .Issirsfe
The sale directed b, the foregoing order ,,i s..,.
18th day OF May neat, 1913, in irort Of the Cog,,
United States Court, IN the cy nt Rchmori I,r.i
at 10 o'r.ocn. EDMUND CHRISTIAN e.,
Jan. 81 ~. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
Mr.. F. WtJster 10 Mr.. Ereren.


DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, September 10, l542. 5
SIR | enclose you copy, (confdentally,) of a
communication from this Department, addressed to the
Representative OF this Government that of his
Majesty, the King of the French and take leave to
refer you 10 H. for the views by the Govern
ment Of The United States, in relation TO the suppress
sion of the African slave trade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
Mr.. Ereren TO Mr.. Webster.
Extract


Parliament was opened by commission yesterday
The Queens speech and the very interesting debates
upon the addresses in The two Houses, will be found in
the papers of to-day, which accompany this despatch
| attended the debate in the House Of Commons. You
can Judge OF the surprise with which listened to the
remarks of Sir Robert Peel on the alleged fact that
Lord Aberdeens letter to me OF Goth December, 1S4l
remained to this day ''unacknowledged and unamswer-
ed twas acknowledged by me in note, dated two
days after dec. 49, lS4l), which, however unmpor-
iant, vas transmitted TO Mr.. Fox by Lord Aberdeen,
and aterward communicated to Parliament, and print
ed In this note Of acknowledgment, informed Lord
Aberdeen, that would avail myself Of an early
opportunity of making some remarks on the very
important topics treated in this letter. pursued
this course of an immediate acknowledgment of the
receipt of Lord Aberdeens note, with notice Of a
purpose OF replying, in due season, TO its contents,
because being just arrived at my post had not recev
ed The instructions which you had informed me might
soon expect on this topic and which, as Lord Aber.
deems note modified the ground and disclaimed the
language OF his predecessor, was my duty to await.
Such instructions | would doubt, in due time have
received-but on the 9th Dece mber, Lord Aberdeen
informed me that the special mission had been deter
mined on-that Lord Ashbur:on would 90 to America,
with full powers to settle every point in discussion
GLIDING what WIS called the Right of Search, which
he deemed the most dii!icu-and expressed the OPT.
MON, that it would hardly be worth lille for US 10
continue The correspondence matters in dispute be-
'e WV couhHes-ano remarked, tnough ne
was willing 10 consider and reply TO any statement
might think proper TO make any subject that pend.
ing the negotiation that might take place al Washing
ton, he supposed benefit would result from stimuli
taueous discussion here
Such were Lord Aberdeens observations as re ported
by me IN my despstch of December 81 The negotia
tlons took place, and mode of dealing WITH and set
Ting the question, was happily agreed upon, which
made unnecessary 10 resume The discussions so long
carried upon the subject In fnct from the
the special mission was announced considered tho
discussions at an end and little TO be resumed in
ference to search and visitation The boundary, OF the
"Caroline "