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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
GEO. II. BOOKER.

Vert Dor 10 PcaHcnfiary store, ON street Ieod.
ing from .HdiH ST. 10 Mayo's Bridge,
HAS FOR SALE
g. t.y foro RICO aud Loaf sugar
Java IHgu.u ani RIO CONE
West Ital1 M1lssrs, part prime
tfar- 1ul NHH0ndf. Gunrowdef md Ef,es r..
Naf- 1nd Hrli.. soap md Candles Gs,ni.fss.-
Buckets Corn urnnr1s Powder AMI snt
Nr,fsul HnNrs Sole teauaf
Tanners ud. f1fpcrls, Auu
-u1 rrI iuVis Gass. Rel Cord. AMI t....
Letter. Whiting aud Wrapping Paper
SHOT lssDrfei, Cotton Warn escorted
f,pret Rice Ginger. Stone W.re
Nar,'rse CsrHHss eqnai IN srern ..p
GENCh tor utstnr,s Baf.a,u of WA Ci.,rr,. ,nt
- No~auIs lu'poyed ronic Mixture 1T
GAYNOR WOOD cos
Neu us non Tavern.
tDENRL DENTRiFiCE-Ths anes !. n tbs form sfsn asai
labN pcary powder prepared xfuatssf
eAcs and fsfeeiio dPnffce. having dsl gffi rif
and pleasant tat eraieass tartar 6oas
s 81 ncpcn decay oshss 1nd preserves snsst ~ vsh
gresa pcih hse whtensss md ssofbu ~
"hf We si"- " hesahy STATE, a pssss ihsH IN iah hssh
su' rof-frspsrst and soh sho,ssss ard feish ~
wN ASS bifyAL a CO
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
edited by ,LExANDEu mosELEY

TssS- 5rs-opPuuN.-ro CHy subscribers $500 per year
and for -hnrsr psno when by NAH sIO-payabl-,
AL cases, In advance.
hn.en rs-) n.crlion as
two insertions 81 IA! three insertions ~ So ah .nee.-
Ing insertion. II
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number of insertions of Advertisements he noted
NM they viii be inserted ordered stopped
ed accordingly. OF orjsrs stop al~ b. writing.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 10 lines
proportion for advertisements Of greater length aud $40
lines; except Ioe dcaf- al. charged
ei0o. (paper ineiuded)
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NEW CHEAP GOODS.

Z UST received fine lot of Glassware: Cut
~ Glass Bow, Plain Bowls. Dishes mould anil pr.ss.
ed Dishes salver fumherr; Wine Champagne GASES
very lowa Dccancr Lamps Camscks Shades Passage
Lamps Astral solar aud Reading Lamp Shades Lanterns salt
Sclars. yry low. Curtain Pins and Glass KNOBS.
Alsr. ou hand a fine stock of CROCKERN. very low.
Passage store and Hand Lamp Astral Lamps amp-. Cam
rlnc do GrcupIgh 10 beautiful stock Of Cludcith. l. .
ami light. fine patterns, and rf excellent quality.
large Dot Of aulumc Gilt and Mahogany Looking Gss
Toilet Maniel Pier aud Hand handsome plain which will
sci low. Also. Looking GIis. rlttcs al sikcs.
Also lot oflAGuWARF wuclti win scl I'd Of
shnvcs and Tougs AHdo.. F,nicrs Smoothing Iron
Hair Brushes Tooth do Nalnnd Cos d. Pad Locks Collie Mills
ot uf Coucs Cludsk hrass. plated AMI BRITANNIA
britannia Tea Pots and Coffee sugars AID Cream,
and Spoons; German Silver sroou-, Tea and Table.
Can and purchase. JAMES EVANS
Crockry Dealer Main Street
tAYNuR. WOOD co arc Ageu. for some NJ the most
~ popular remedies the non Among ftr.mo.i
Of all Is WisiIr Haslm Of VIII Cherry This remedy has
gained for it-cf reputation io The Of Coughs pul
affections which Gar oups any hc Nouns e,ant
The quantity -o Boy i,st cvtrners We can
present Of 10 rrcat efficacy the n Lungs
Pamphlets containing instances can
be had gratis GANNOR, WOOD 4 CO.
mo- Agents for thc Proprietor
tro>su,Hu's t;ixturc.
hR CROSSMlN'S Specific MN.urc-n sup.
- ply just received aud or -,it D.
BOLTON 4 HARRISON
no VI brusgst.. corner Main & Governor Streets.
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fANEA & VESTS.
Il ZEN CO. opening large ana entirely ,svy l., -,
~ rant- lni Vests. for sale cheap FOR cash.
ALSO p mode Beaver Frock 20 Jusf finished ofus b..t p
'r MANUFACTURE Dress Goats of The best goods and aiesi I'VE
chap fur tisi ~
bN' connection with other Store md have the -sn o.
Cash T,Hrrns E.tablshuen' on the awning ,,Vry IN 60
ErrS !. 49,,
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ROBERT MOTT.
House, sign Painter and Ciazier

Ntrt door 70 ire EfoAaHrs Bssk. Rih-szd. Jlsyssii.
~ received further supply ran's Cop.I AMI allr
- NaIni-"s. with Painter Bt,is,- H.s. Al ascot
meh Of French AMI An.ncan Window fnm -,IO Ia
Jois" inches all 81 winch be- sous Mu1k up an the
REASONABLE
b-A are -'ETiy Of S,ap Stone Paint .aie iov a ~
Perof paint for Tin Shinzs,i Rooi- n \
a.
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II. N. HUI DSON.

DE MIST,
once on Mhia Street. Square ADORE n, b iak-,
re". nh oetaon- on the Teeth m their beauty
uon and ir"rts hs h kil oT Teeth snyy or In
I' r,.S "a 10" nA approved plns Refer a. the R.vd
h"f h"'d DT Lirp" Hubbard dari.r q Lu in
Dr. anbcrlnync, Ds q. Ual-l alsi ocotgc Watson 81 10
NH 1l-lgm
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NEW MUSIC!


ID a. TAYLOR has Just following new ana C.yo
rte Songs. Sc, for III. Piano Forte.
To Greece Ne give shining blades
Launch tiy baIA, Mariner
She never blamed hun
The Pirates ScTenadc
Thy Name rom "C:Sin. Fa.cisn Mrloifs"
My heart returns u thee again. do 10
HuTT1h Tor laughing Love
The Rose Of Song, from lhr Songs Of Grenada"
The Angels GrectnF-a song
nygnnc Ilour-
Ia serenade, from Gems Gcrultn Songs"
Expand thy wing, Do do
The Free, the German Rhine
Auh Lang Sin"-ucw arrangement
Think not, though Fate ,ls severed
When Parted
on ins Of my own 'tt,,i
Wien thou Wrft
On share my Cottage gentle nian
tn" mother AMI her OWN. bsy
Land Of my birth Tar away
My sister dear. rcmrilLsr me
False one breath my list adicu Bessr Moafr
Conc with tic TO the Cedltirer Siy happy home
- come 10 me- The Twilight ScTcnade
on should like 10 marry; Tie Hover o ElIcr>.ir
DRY up your tear. roona., Briantc rs Her
40 j." MUSIC STORE, opposite the Rank.
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HATS! HATS! HATS!.!
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
HDRIS BERKELEY "A 90 Main -,

\ door above tire NJ the big Boot by
recent ANNALS rom Baltimore Philadelphia New laigr
additions their Of Dry Good their
connection with Of the FIRST OSTS Batmoe ine pub
he assured that they obtain Goods rate Il
not over than other rouse The City
'rfs OF tie City OF Richmond respectfully invited
may expected. - 10
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SILK GOODS.
+ AL l. $ Il o G. X!
EOHN WRIGHT has now in Stock very
- and Fashionable adaped
IN tile Fan comprising desirable styles
potaons In
few a. from packets will constitute
table city country be
market His composed of French Iaian English
American Goods, consisting IN part OF
Rich Chameleon silks Do Broche 10
10 SIpei aud ChAnscahle do DO Plaid do
Do Cord and Fgd New styles
bik aran Gro he Rhine; Do do Gro DE Swiss
Blk do Gro DE- PARIS DO Pault de Soil
BIZ Gro de Nap;
Mousln de executed expressly
Cishmeres. new ts-sn Of Stripes
Bk aud cold silk Vslyets
Plaid STRIPED do, for dresses
Chusans and Grape de Lains
Bh sIk Warp Alpaca Lu-tre
Plain Alpaccas. all colours
Plaid hSd striped and ehangeabie do
BIZ and blue blk Bouibazines
Sk, MeriDo and Cashmere Shawl
French ad English Mernos
Do 10 Thread IAcs-
German and Lise
ladies silk Kid and Riding Gloves
Gsnuemens 10
White ami cod Taron Muslin Thae
White and Blk English SILK Hose and Half Hose
Do do
DO dn Merno and Cashmere
IRISH Linens and Kentinas
Plain REVERE ami Heuriichsd Cambria IIdkfs
With fun assortment OF Negro Clothing All
Of which viii be sold cheap. Tor cash -.iG
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REMOVED

h"fN'NNN 'b~ 'lti ilutilnon tot
p-' -r Of III" street ami facing Hotel John
q 5000 ''''-N
We N'"Ii -tnhtae" this opportunity AMI of mixing
known 10 ils eEcn- ~ kchnosl vicinity ~, sat. tha
Nc constantly keep hand Cotns 81 an kind AMI mon, -~,
a l"' he current an approaching viii at
iis'i prc"- Tor cash We respectfully al n cali ana IN
set our STOCK Nh'iter they rss An y.i.
% DS ns i do MT please every respect may returned and
" s '''""''L " Az sT-is warranted hsu
Sioh>, '"s>iiner> nnd beaver Cloths.
~ r. are prepared 70 exhibit large and ,plrn
dHi o q III" above Good, ..ry INV mice,
Cloths We have back blues AMI green. Of all
IN 'a-ihiefc English French and American ia great y,r.
CONSISTING q Iw.eds BueksknS, Doeks Plain Wool Black.
Blues AMI Drah French Pad Drsp SATIN g. from SOC 10 the
h'-i ured--n Beaver Cloths Doubt. Bllck Blu.
ahd Dab fd and Pain iieavc1pcsor Pain Dab au BLACK
A>piAhum Cohs-IicnNy Pilot and Fnfri Cloths &c Ge oar
-is % the ''of-i- unsurpassed - m thu co,,
Furcha'er- invited " examine.
:" u KENT, KENDALL. 4 ATIv NTER
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WILL BE RECEIVED THIS DAY.
nv =. p. wHEATLEY co..


~ tee Baltimore CaSh Store, Immediately opposite r. IT,
Jenkins,
PIECES drah, AMI na1lrine blue Th.be Cloths for
~ Ladies' palc.-
dorm Paliee- r-ady made, direct from New YORK
10 pieces rch Cashmere Dc Escos,s. new style
do do second SIourni,y
Il do plain cord Mon-in De Lane
20 % French biz do
do extra rich -tyls silks
do super French black Alpacca, warranted genuine
Is DO light AMI dark cold
20 N Taretnn Pads chlirsns wear al o5 worth, zoe
10 do French Pads for el1akng. yds wide only -
10 dn white. pink blue Tareon Muslin for
Tariy dresses, yd- wide cents
sets handsome Embroidered Curtain Muslin
~ pieces do do 10 o., vrry cheap
Il to Cashmercu do
DOZEN Chilirens Mem Cap.
DO Cioaks
10 embroidcred Tibet sh7vl. n 81
do plaid and waierei sk DO
d. Bru-sel Robes for ah.e. ,rf,-ls
: case new s;yc Fancy Prints v-ry eh,ap
10 pieces IoulaTd Slk-, " e. Will sell At ii. et,
Xo DO hiRhy cord Muusln De Laue al -. worth SOC
GENrLEMEN'S WEAR
p'e", rich black French coh- warranted genuine anil mo-,
10 change IN colour
10 rich black French C.SSir,.rc IN
Is do fancy SILK. Merno and .hri.r. Ns.i.nz.
100 do irish Linens, from 81. up
20 Dozen lp-s4ck ant lambs wool shin. and Dravrr-
10 dn sik
I"srtht with large AMI well staple AM Fancy
DRY Ios which they viii sell vkoea5r retail al unp5s
eeHied low prices for cash Possessed
probably none Others have The Union.
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Killing, veciin- and clubbing
Hoes
/ Carpenter Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Ram Locks
Nil pit. hlnt. cross cut anal rir
cudr saw
single aud double barrel Gua-.
Shot Brlis ami Powder Flax ,
AVE. and iiairherS made ~
collins, Summons auI other,
Log t1-r, halter ami ether
. Cha.u-
Plated, lsa-> AMI sire. Sal!.-
% 81 even quality
] Ia-f, shear ami German Steel
o., the case. warranted
Shoyr,s. spades, s.. oi Afacs'
and other makers
lloluw Waf,. Wagon Boxes
patent iuci Tea kctii.-. Sad
Irons, &c.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

MINI
y II w G4S ABLlNI MEME.
IhNHE undersigned have formed a Go. Partner
II ship uni-r The -iyI. of GILL A sPTtNAN ,,l,,s-'
ton of tic cuisines. az yyE.RrTT,NT ., !, n, 80 -,
il. mort Fl.hon,l. Rr,neb~s Tn 60 -. : 20 AZ
tunnel Northern Markets with =, ,.fl s-t s.,
io-. Of the bf . S ~ ~, l Nv, NsT imported Zoe them 3,
IT cloths experience or boih Farmer, NAV ,Gor ,t
tpr guarantee t1 the Publc thai I'M r,nsr,.
as Vel in Tn, emf n. 49,, ,,,r,, - -, lA1' 70 peas"'
Their pr.e. Ibs ,b - 49, -, =, 1e NAn>hi~
-,son,brs In ,u s,s.,- -, -, -. !. ~ ,"u',y uenis'
respectfully snlfcI n the on n or IN - ~ ~ le
door 10 VIM Mitchell J, pEvppt " a. g.,t nv"
PI-rER spTNAN IN
Richmond September Is 1913.
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lvory, sag ant hullALn Table
CUTLERY, or every description
Ro-!g"r, = sons Wo-icnholn's
ar.h ITOOke'- sup. Pocket Cut
by
Carving, cooks auI butcher
kniv-.
.iuyi!> Vices. Bellows, s'r.ie-
amt isui Hammers. Srr.u
PEiy, a..
Horse Ha.p-. f7i AMI half round.
mill. poo. cross cot llbd-,lu
a-d aIi ulhef Fues
tlrk'. and kear.es's Parliament.
bnli -ni uluoR Butt ll..ge.
Milwrghi'-, Carpenter, an "a.
in-i Makers Cu,sI-. Gousr.
and AugGT-
n.Winr Knives Plan. Irons
and 40 other Tools. Of Butch
'r's Cam. All American ml-
nuactIrs
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VOLUME 30 NUMBER lsi.

NNEISH AND ENGLISH FLANNEI.S.-
lsc supply jus, received b ps.e--
Isl WRIGHT
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
SAYINGS OF A PRINTER.

The man who stops newspaper because ne is
going to get married, pays poor compliment to to
his intended, and probably expects to have no chill
dren to learnt to read.
The man who patronises foreign paper in
preference to one Of his own county' should be
made to paw double for. advertisements, necessary
10 be published in the county, and not to be allow
ed the privilege of inserting either o6hu'ry OF
marriage notices, without paying for them as ad
vertisements besides, he should be excluded hon'
all posts of trust, profit OF honor.
The man who undertakes to run for an office
without taking a county paper, should be struck
with string bait, ring bone and SPAWN at once II
there be no other way to beat him. -
The man who orders paper discontinued with
out paving up, is an unrelieved snsdk and ought
to be set afloat in the Eaxawaxon on pealed
saw og and landed On the Jersey side OF the Dela
ware.
The man who takes paper and pays tor 1t IN
advance, or which is well enough, within the year
i a gentleman and good citizen in every sense
,5ose terms. and deserves we'll of his country.
'NSo - Wayne County Hergld.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
MISSOURI TOBACCO.

The Glasgow {Aln.) Pilot says: "The recent
ffoss had killing effect upon the crop Ct tobac-
CO. Although the prospect was gloomy for the
present CROP yet it was confidently believed that
the Weld would be a full half one. Now, how
ever it is aseertaincd, from undoubted sources,
that the injury it has sustained by frost will cur
tail it from 25 to 33 peg cent This IS a serious
calamity, as this staple has been source of i'm
rnense revenue to this part of the State" Reports
from the upper Mississippi also say that consider
able injury has been done by the frosts, but we m
cline from equcnt conversations with planters, TO
the belief that it will not amount TO as much as
tho Pilot estimates it, Many Planters had cuI
their whole crop, and what remained TO be cut
was generally the more Indifferent parts
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
RITNOURs ABOUT TEXAS

is rumored that dissentions have occurred IN
Mr.. TyIers Cabinet in relation to the question OF
the annexation of Texas Mr. Upshur is said to
have conceded in opinion with the President,
while all the other members of the Cabinet dis
sented. 1t is thought the dissentiOns arose upon
the question of introducing prominently into the
forthcoming Message a recommendation to admit
Texas into the Union and that the President
and MIR. Upshur were decidedly in favor of the
recommendation. The New York True Sun
saws: awe learn from source which we think
entitled to consideration, that the President will
recommend in his message the annexation oi
Texas"
Should such recommendation be made, q
wide and able discussion will no doubt ensue
but the result of it no man is able to anticipate
with confidence That the President will take
some step in this matter is to be expected. we
think, from the tone of late letter of Mr. Wise
who is known to be high in the confidence of the
administration
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
From the Worcester Palladium
LAST WORDS OF OGLE

The country will not soon forget the miserable
ago~offlsehood and SANDERS which the wings
sent over the land previous to the election IN le4U,
purporting to have been speech IN congress by
Charles Ogre of Pennsylvania. It will be long
remembered also, that Ogle was among the nun,
Der of the prominent actors in that drama Ot fraud
and deluson, who la q short tiine alter It's close,
were called 10 lheir last aceeunt. Here IS OSies
account of that speech when on his deatE-bed.
What do the people think ofthose political scawps
among whom was Saltonstal of Massachusetts,
who remained IN Washington for months after the
close OF the Session. thcI budgets OF false
hoods, and disse n4late them from one end OF the
country to the otherq This same game the wings
are now playing in tllisState. Here's the account
of OgfeS last sickness as given ina paper pub
riished in his neighoerhood:
For several DAYS before his death, his mind
was greatly troubled 10 view of his political course
in the Presidential canvass In conversation with
a political and personal friend, but a t-w days
before his demise he remark ed that great injustice
was done to Mr. Van Baren In iS40-that the
speech aboDt the extravaganza of his sd1nnlstra-
ton attributed to hfIrwas not true-that ne never
delivered such speech-that it was not his that
it was got up by the Wing Central Commlltce at
the Civ of Washington, and his name PIT TO 1t as
its author: that he immediately informed the com
mittee of the great injustice they had done him
and Van Buren, and requested them to correct the
error but they hesitated TO do So alleging II they
did, it would iniure the Wing cause. Upon BE-
inc interrogat,d particularly as 10 the truth or
falsehood of the speech, he readily admitted that
was full ofgross errors and fllsehoods, from the
beginning TO the end, but that he, could not help
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
MARRlEUs

Recently, in Granville Mr. Samuel S. Hicks to Miss
Nancy Cannady daughter of Wyatt Cannady. Esq Also,
in the same county, Mr. David Speed to Miss Louss
daughter of James Wyche, Esq.
In Duplin county. on the llth ul, the Rev. David B.
Nicholson, of the NJ C. Conference, 10 Miss. ZilPha,
daughter of James Pearsall, ESQ.,.
In Charlotte, the I'd instant, DR., Edmund a IoheT
to Miss Harriet N. Dunlap @
In the vicinity of shorough, the evening Of the
18th Instant by the Rev NJ Curtis. Mr. Peter Browne
Rufin to Miss Mary Jones' daughter of Col Cadwaader
Jones' sa
In Bladeh conhtys on the Ist:, by the Rev. John
Owen Mr. Lewis c. Oates, of Sampson conty, 10 Miss
Sophia G. Cromartie, Of Bladen.
On "Wednesday the S;h inst. at the residence of Col
Wesly Young, Mr.. john Baskerville TO Miss SaFab d.
Young. ,
In Lonisburg the 18th inst. by the Rev VIM Aren.
dell, Thos. K Thomas, Esq to Mrs. Louisa D. Alston
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
COTTON MARKET.

We COPY fromthe New York Express, of date
nth instant the following remarks in relation to
the cotton Market ata
corroN.-At the close of last week and the COM
ocement of this there active demand for Cot
NE and slight improvement in prices. Within lew
@ S mast there has not been much doing, IN conse-
Gn! nce of holders being stiff and 6rn The sales OF
III. week have been
' 1000 bales Upland a
1000 Mobile and New Orleans a
and some very choice at 10
1o, from the U. States since 1st Sept last 1862
Same time last year S1'Soc
Same>tme year before So,276
# will be perceived from the above, as well as
from the following article from the Boston Ship
,iro List, that the cotton market is improving.
We predicted this some weeks since, and now ex-
moss the hope that it will continue to improve;
corroN-Quite an improvement is observable in the
cotton market Manufacturers and spectators have
eno forward freely within few days and purchased
n 100 bales at prices showing some small improve
and the market closes with more tone and steadi-
s Than for several weeks. All the new UPlands that
lid he had at I-2 and under, have been bought up;
CoIes ranging from 3-4c l-2c; New Orleans, old
a now IA 1Oc, and old Mobile, 7S-4 I-2c per
Cos AT the close of report sales can reaolly De
ofcted at prices that could not be obtained week
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

Georgia Legislature-Th body assembled at
MiIledeeville, on the 9th instant. Judge Charles
Dougherty, Of Clark, (whig,) was elected Ptesi-
dent of the Senate; the vote standing, for Dough-
erty At, Gen Echols (denl) 43, and Judge iver-
son (dem) showing whfg majority Of three
in the Senate Mr.. Hardeman, Of OglethorFe,
was elected Secretary of the Senate. the House,
Ch. J. jenkins, of Richmond, (whig) was elected
Speaker, by majority of 43 over DR.. kendail, OF
Upson, (de1n. Jenkins l2l, Kendall Io. ~ Mr,
Message of Governor NC Donald is very long, and
occupied chiefly with the local aars of the State
but IS, very decided in its declarations and argu
ments against National Bank and Protective
Tariff: Governor Crawford was inaugarated on
the 9Th. The official election returns for Cover
nor, as counted by the Legislature, give Crawiord
38.sl3 votes, and Cooper 35,325--maJority tel
Crawford, $685. South CGrOtsr1G~.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
For Inc Nortn Carolina SIantIdru
Democratic Meeting in Person.

At meeting of the democratic party of the
county of Person, held at Roxborough, ON the
18th day of November, 1843, DIR. G. n. Jordan
was called to the chair, and ]. w. Williams and
A. Fits appointed Secretaries. The object OF the
meeting being explained, a committee consisting
of Dr. John 6. Jones, E. D. Boulton, and J. w.
Williams were appointed to prepare series OF
resolutions expressive of the sense Of the meeting,
who retired for a short time and reported the fol-
Irving resolutions which were unanimously a
dopted
Hesolped, That approve of the Democratic State
Convention, proposed 10 De hed IN hadelSh' Oh e A
dav of December next
ResoIved, That this meeting appoint the following
5egaes to represent in said Convention, viz Nal
Gsham Edwards. DIR. John c. Terrell, Ro Hester, DR.
Tobn w Hamblett, Rcbt Beasy, Rev. Stephen !. Chan
dIar Lewis Daniel, Rev. George w. Jeffreys Dr. yohr
r. Jones. Col Jas. T. Jones, William II, Lawson, Esq
Thos lawson ESQ.,, John w. Williams, Cob j. M Stan
field Mai B. Russell, Maj Edmund ixon, Sidney Val
ton John Paylor Jas C. Mason, Stanford Long, Capt
| Jones' and DR.. G.. II. Jordan
| RcsoEred That appoint the following delegates Il
ronresent us in the District Convention, TO be held
henderson, or other place, at4uch time as may Of
designated appoint delegate to represent this Con
District in the National Convention TO be het
in Baltimore in May next, to nominate Candidates on h'
Republican ticket, for President and Wee President
VI. Can't, Charles Taylor, and John Yarbtough.
| It was moved ahd seconded that Allen Fits
ESQ. be added to the list of delegates to the State
Convention.
It was also moved and carried, that Jas. Wal
ton, John S. Wikerson, and VIM. Paytor, Esq
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

tngushed for his ability than for the sOundness of his
political sentiments.
Resoiued That the Chairman appoint ten delegates
to compose the Stale delegation and five delegates to
constitute the District delegation the latter to meet at
Laurenceve, the , to select delegate TO repre-
sent this Congressional District the National Conyen-
ton.
On motion, the Chairman appointed the follow
ing gentlemen to compose the State delegation,
VIZ: p NJ Powell, VIM. Smith, Jr., F. A, Ter
Ery, VIM B. Cole, w. F. Leak, Wm Vaughan,
VIM. c. Leak, Col. Alex. Shaw, VIM. Mcleod,
and Neil Mclean. sl -
On melton, the Chairman appointed the follow.
ing as the District delegation, viz: Mil Vaughan,
Doct. John Mcleod Robt l. Steele, Doet Peter
Stancil, and w F. Leak. -.......
On motion, ordered that the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the N. Carolina Standard
and in the other democratic presses OF North Car
olina
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN EVERfT, CHINA.
| FRANCIS A. TERRY, Sec'y.
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