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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-14
RICHMOND DAILY WIG. /,
E,rpaging Mc Journal. Of HE House. !

EJYuaging The Journal. of the House.
The bocoioco party having, on former occa-
sion, commenced the disl,onor oi the Legislative
body, 10y drawing black lines around a resolution
nj the Senate, have now consummatcd the plan.
by oxpnnging from the rvcprs a portion of the
proceedings oil the House OF Representatives. -
Nothing is sacred In the eyes of these Dcstric.
lives, We said, last Winter, when our own State
Legislature Was composed. almost entirely. Of no
coiocos that it was, for ten the most unfortunate
circumstance that could possibly happen; that
unless They had the directing power of n large
proportion Of Wings to control them, they would
undoubtedly run the Ship ashore /: and that, a body
OF f.ocoiocos, left TO themselves, would he about as
mp; 10 find their way through the mazcs OF the
business OF a long session.. rs n man. turned ont
Suddenly from hall blazing with lamps, into, Il
dark labyrinth al streets i'm unknown city,
so it is with the present Congress. They have
things all their own way-Atlierc is no one TO say
them nay Having all things in their own pow
CT, they will be sure To proceed to acts of violence
and injustice, which cannot fail 10 disgust the
people at large. We said of our own Lcgisa-
ture, last year. give them rope enough and they
will hang themselves" So We saw Of this Con.
gres> SO we say OF all Lccoioco bodies. Only
give them rope enough, and if they do not Vic
timIzc themselves in less than a twelvemonth
they will dlsappon; ali our calculations. and run
counter TO all they have over done before. This
majority is already beginning To act in character.
Ii has already perpeirated an act, which is destin-
cd 10 make powerful impression on the pub
lie mind A dissertation 1t tho public record
OF one branch OF the National Legislature, lis
bu poor beginning for House of Repre-.
Sentatives. Ii augurs badly oi the future. 1t is
"a prcmomory symptom ol the absence of that
calmnes-. that freedom from party spirit. which
should be characteristic Of the Grand Inquest Of
the Nation. Ii is the harbinger oi WRATH violence
and bitterness on the part of the majority, and
determination TO carry ont its own plans, at all
hazards, and under all circumstances. .... ......
We would keep this fact prominently before the
public mind, that the House OF Representative
has commenced its labors. bs expunging from the
record, part OF IFS own proceedings. The names
OF those who took part in this neiaroms affair,
should he kept in perpetual remembrance We
publish such of them ss belong to the Virginia
Delegation.
\. A. CHAPMAN, COLES, DRoMGooLE, HOP.
KlNS, HUBARD. LUCAS, STEENRoD and TAY.
LOR.
These are the names OF the gentlemen, who.
having voted for Clerk, part of whose duty it is,
TO keep record of each days proceedings, would
have HIM violate the plain dictates of that duty
and pass over part Of those proceedings as il
they had not taken place. We are glad TO see
that Messrs. Wise and Gilmer, voted against this
desecration OF the record.
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We iOyite attention the very able essay of this writer
fIo handles the Enquirer without gloves. Gov. Mellow
ELI, tar from iDpugung the good faith Of the Wlfg psftT
entirely Icqus them Of any design desire to dshonor
the State, By repuduung her just debts aud rebukes tho
man whU has volunteered to SANDER them.
We not ignoanio Of the fac stated the latter ps
Of Ms communication We were aware, that Mr. Jril.r
aon, period Vi lis lifc while ho was in habit VI
daily intercourse with the "French Eeononi.t- etertin
cd the opinions here advanced. But hC had not ten
the practical effects OF those docirne they were few
years afterwards eSemplifcd in INC Progress Of tic French
Revolution IL to be believed, Ihnt be acrvard. greatly
modified Is be did utterly renounrc thcnr from the
fact that he whsPfcsdentof the ~ States during very
difficult portion OF its history and that he never pressed
them ytn htnie u The grcues, emergency. In fact the
doctrines Of the Economists" well calculated to 1T
tract the admiration of The world and we find that The,
led asiray s6me Of The powerful ntcoci Of the day
IL until they attempted to be put in rrnc
lice, iha' their utter want u adaptation 10 the psrs d lilo
became apparent.
Bullet tie father Be who he m1y offspring D.. not on
h' account Toe Ices liable 10 objection. Surely the poo
pie Of ihe's United States who allow no succession by
right u birth n the Offices t country are not disposed
regard with this fsvof the ronsous PROGENY Of great
father IL y time that shonid begin q hink for ihs
seiveghs they should tat chain which has bound
them long the opinions Of eeIthin great men, sad come
out what the Constitution designs them be free aud n
dependents mind, well IN body.
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Mr.. BotrS' lI,mOriaI.

We have received this document and shall publish i.li
We call the attention OF the people OF this Dis
Ecs Ia the ans forth strong language aud which
strong themselves that think tiere cannot be
areasonable doubt left upon candid mind. The grounds
upon Which he eens FIRST That the return from
Chrsereidis enrely void because the law was disregard
cd. The seconds that he has majority of the legal votes
Poled. Both OF lie-e POSITIONS sustained by mass of
evidence which IS absolutely overwhelming. 1t remains
To be whether noo hou-s will Judge te question
simply upon is mens ID 80, entertain no doubt Of
Mr.. Boli,'s success. Bat Mr. Bolts saccceds on these
grounds he j. determined submit his again 10 the
judgement Of the people OF this District. lie will not "a
advantage Of the lcgay OF the proceedings IN Chester
field else where, take the seat himself lie will be
Judged by lbs constituents.
We omitted to mention tina, Mr. Bolts objected to tie,
poll Poors precncl in the county oochand because
the pcron holding he election vas svyo rs the law
requires This readers the case II possible sh stronger
Butwc shall publish thc memorial Tomorrow and then every
will be able Judge for himself Upon this subject
oar own mad Is thoroughly made up An that VIC wish
T. the trial made before the people OF Thu
District. We should have no fears OF the result
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%MApIsoNGA N-EyTRA.

ESQ. .st.u "I.NstAND---MsNIco-TENAs. .
1--WE trust that our Repsessnuv,u will not be- ulled in
iatn sapiheu~s ressM 80 the intrtets u the Un
ted States now In opinion IN imminent peril, by the
cprecatry croskngs Of the Editors OF the lntegencer
Whatever may be the patriotic intentions OF tia, iouni
have 10 believe that IL opposed 10 aupfErs
isih Great Brifaia, uuder almost circumstances.
1.-The intelligence has quoted The New Orleans TrUpic
Journal OF dude fc,stc prove thatlwc have no reason
Ia be apprrhensiNc at any hostile interference with soar
Southern interests We quote article from theias
New Orleans Bulletin moderate " hG paper. and OF
the sspec liable journals ia Amerca Which should
think attract the Instant iteniion ct Congress From the
information and deductions contains the treat OF Mex.
leo made known in the Presidents Message, lof which
the Bulletin knew nolhing may infer idle me
mace Mexico would take such step without hsing sup.
ported by powerful ally. And truly IL the discus.
o the subject OF annexation in the NndsoniAn, pro-
duced the threat may cApct the slightest agitation
in Congress, will produce Therefore. it may be-
well for membors tn Ice ON their sunrd .! .' ''' 30
So far the Mad -onian goes upon own book but
the which follows, the Editor calls IN the assist.
unce Of the y. Orleans Bulletin: '-'t i..-'
.under these circumstances .t the misunder
between the British Legation sid the Mexican Govern.
nent' believe IL has been found expedient thai ml
understanding should be affected between England and
Mexico partly for the purpose of quoting the suspicious
which their previous intimacy had created. but mainly
afford plausible presN Tor the Introduction, in unusual
NUMBER OF English armed vessels IN the Of New.
go and Texas Should has sarSise prors ct founded
think it improbable that the inmaton given nlae
TcSaB paper- that considerable American fleet WINS eN.
peeted in their baced upon cntreet nforna.
don"
Il vail be observed. that there is lhis article not
word OF positive assertion nothing that the Editor Of
tic Journal affects know himself Indeed from arti
cles which have appeared in the paper, we
induced hin the Bulletin the whole
piece prepOserous humbuggery and upon
Of such vague, sunisns guessing affair this the EdL
Of the Madisonian, undertakes lecture Meners o
Congress upon their duty the Naion-snd fleet to
prescribe the he thinks proportion Them pursue
This appears be cool insn the understand
ngs Member lac could well eonirive TO perpetrate
The New Orleans Tropic takes, have o doubt, the
pepper view Of ,is matter when IL says that specdaios b.
Texan Lands the person. who the boon 81 All
his business. If the lake place Tor their
aud rrs sionr itia eagerly rscle ed by The no.
dy Of the people Texas and be vi no earthly bene
10 them.
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~ i- understood, that The Resolution relating the
entertained that the viSpe-bs eNcraeaIag ripu,. ct the
DSnucfac, wiI not bc ptcaf sssius, the ,p,sosh That
money the, conics is mnatlon-teI lunch
is pollrtonii is vile Wing money and will corrupt every
mothers Of The Democracy-But-but--.;i is noney
aI what between their hove Ut money, und their strait
laced ,t,ur. they IN pretty fN. We predict that their
virtue viii OF second best in the Richie
and the OF the snpcr., r,ons viii make many ss~y
faces blu they viii bolt down the money . 4 f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-14

TIM subject Is becoming u daily agitation. The
public seems 70 desire ihs adoption n cheap and uniform
system Of letter poafbge. IN England, lsucr may be
carried from end of Tho Kingdom 10 the other, Gr
penny sterling. Itwen desirnbe approximate that i'm
poyemeu much possible. The present rates are Mill
ing. There lately large meeting the subject "
the Merchants Exchange n New York lss We lcofn from
the Glnbe who determined 10 memofisize Coneress On
che sublscf
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Political iJoh,ioa.

We ieatu hat dstngoisItd eehHsmsh N he "gsdti
Ade" has made arrangements % eifeuate largo number
P copies, q ha powerful srgumont sgansl ihe med and
Hssrueve projects Of he Aboonists smoue fhs bkople
IN lbs section Of the county The public Will thu lie ens.
bed In Judge ior self II is merits. We rest satisfied y.
g. The natore Of ts verdict having no doubt ihst wf
sustain hi views most tfiumphany and nail 10 The conn
Ter the base auemp represent them favorable " the
d'lifns of the abolitonists. .' ...,...' i.
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Ei.ci,oa Of counriIi,,.

To-day tie General Assembly VIII proceed TIE ciec.
II Councillor Of State succeed the present ucun.
bent John NJ Patton.
We do nol know whether the Depi0ersey iuisT re rain
or 'p at, MIR y. They have had several Cauces with
in the pas, week, andt i presumed they have duly -crut
nLed Mr. p, claims democracy. Tho rcsi't will be-
known '"dayf .'f. N.H. .tFtlig
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Commercial Reforo,


Sale Of, Seeks. u ,r
f"sqys, ~ ~ l'hge yrgIas stss stcs vs., I'D 20 N.
'"'vi q $4,000 On paTesiq saooQ At 100 8, i.t ~
Gaslr - ,aooostlQ6FS s.ssa
.t..a -.....I d." Dol" 360u AZ TO- O. ..
. 100 IS -bosshtty a
cta,sn q Petsrslurg. , ..,.,.....
The balance Of ne 'sl4,oon soA atsio7 rs ''''
James RiTsf 4 Kspsvhi Bond soli Al 500 q
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NtfIIfE,

NY ooie5 ar de 'ruibn Total As.dss.lsseS ~ a..
cy OF Eieine" the i THURSDAY monh Of rsp,ua,,
na' te NrPosft ~ 9psiry s,ae reIfranee Conv,n
tdn'onwtAn ate earnestly r.aae.ted 10 ct r.
arc Iespecnsay saaiets 10 or Inn, ip,,in
~ e respective psrcr the ouy peanspf The
detS isopsnonio phe irhp-of IN, csa&S lnA lTyseas
Nc. ZION to, oseH - Sssty fsmapird aud il !. boped tia,
e selected VIII be pout W their aitcndine when sse.,.
nee o, ,s pY.iaf ls'ip '3P"aef7s~t ilpiS PSTEs
CHARM
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Frederick County.

We observe, from notice IN the Alexandria Gs1eio,
that jacob Denper and John F. Wall are tie Wing can
ddntes for ibis county, We heartily wish them suees,s
in the good cause. i.. ... .r ..... "
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.I.L. Jones and Teras.

The Pr sdeaG. IN his Message, having gu
the scratch, John Jones thinks nc should have dohc.
tina, us,ro individual ha, according the National In
ellgcnccr fallen upon the oSpcicnt ii supplying the
omission. by circulating fiery EXTRA among the meinbe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-14

A. tsfS,,.nri S ,n. 49,. .L;m .tlSaI p,,
has North ,o 6N many important matters aud among
Others introduce tho Napoleon Of The Fiddle (ple
Bull L. this community. -lt.. e. ID. ..i... ..,.s.
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lanes Hirer Eyisrha Css,pany.
M soifbf meeting 81 s,oekhoLiet. his Company win
- a IN ,f Hs NJ '@ Hou'c OF Delegates oessck thi-
'e""r.ir 'e ril aifr q'l- oi Firt' ~ c-ssts--ic
sak Aanaal Meeting The Coz
' AMI Wool Ma nssrturrg C"sarsny, Will be i~h
o'clock. r. n. wN M AMI TnS
- DC lt--dh Agent NJ q, and NJ M.n.G,ss,.-.,oF
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value afees fapId trfeas" NJ PT"-PctiN Bat mo good
sgn they arc nialihle one, and in this they
prosperity which does exactly cNis, in the
muni,y large There mas becaio length OF time the
county, arge sums Of moncy ~ inNesL MhiSh TUG oNet,
throw Of confidence drove from the ordinary channels OF
investment Tho heliers h nov Investing in Stocks.
because they have faith tho character at, Virginia and
perceive that times athnnd which win render the
profitable The appreciation OF Stocks i rather
evidence oi the good which j. n the triumph ut
sound principles, than OF the good which has The
rsn has done much hut ,tt be don. render
it, benefits siabr srnt p,rmsncnt. iiiH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-14

The venerable widow II Jsmst Madison. ss earh nom
The lnisgeneer, will reside durng The winter IN Wash
ington H..f .f.I
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The Common Council hsvs passed ordinsocs assng,
VII ,lbansW,, On siSs wsks ~. ....., u. :. "
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selling off 20 close Hu,iuo,s, 100000 o.

FN-FVI IND
GHNE undersigned hlying present busis
in he cy NJ Mlhm0id viii s onar stocs bl
Domefuc and Fancy Dry Cood PRICE greatly b'op pc
sfnt valued TIE frl1wre kaiing 20
pirees Co assorted qul'rs - DO tHsnera 10 DO. 90 do
fins d. 3d. % 10 Pad fnsey i2ic and up 90 30 Ted
snd white Tsbrs -OgU0 yd1 Calico from 1gtc per yard
10000 On nwB cotton Coth fon - ~ yd 10000 DO
benred DO DO s peeF 1860 DO Tekus &C. up; 5e0O
DO Chuaus hoslgr rwld Cashmere 90 pieces Apaccas
escorted coof 20 DO Russia Diaper 50 % Dess 7s cmbf1c
some n he hlnisomcsi ei 20 40 fa Iingns
ard up 10 DO 1of 1nf ahssing dozsu Cotton
iofe and Half Hoe ~ DO suk DO % The abovs t8oa t.
getier wn 0tes viii be sold frgsress n cypcassf.
viii bar W mind de lct Fa0is are feh ami
bought uf pre-nl aty which replaced
dhacoee n % fenta uvisd - est ~ dffaans
bzrgains nay - had T. BERKELEY A. co
del d0or tslow Wadswo,tt. Tuner A Ga,
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80 90 ut 4ihnr BY Rey y, =. Magoou. Cart IANEs
It'll ~ Miss MARY A. CFMHfiNG. I" .'' wv
90 ssle hl,e, ~ 'hs w HtHAMB BUHrsoS 10 No,
FNhNn ~ IuCkR nofnAa or - IL \ - -.
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ORGANSl ORGANS

WE Hhrerbsfht, Dt k nj following Cftanstpns ofgau
maefcisn tsfs 10 feet inches high feet iqches wds
snd 9Isei deep w Reheral sen eonpih 81 ty ffon
~ 70 " ~ sh Sopsas follow Open Uapasa s'op Dapason
phas Sop Dapaon sbls fnt nt Tnunrets
dsl 70 tsm oh ns thotis stops ' '
Two Organs excep0n ne compile a
W kss fni 60 - AM dimstior Of ease . ttb
high o fee vile and 2 feet incbea deer, .4... ..
ant . issf deep.
HESRY ERBEN, nitSAas b. heal ~ ransia.
re,fahs Parte9a" spguIf. ihs spr, 4 Dr. i,s gySNs
whsrs iahr6ggipe pans and descriptions csa Ne seen
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1e % Geoa.. flathin.. ,,.,i Ea..e. -

10 Drg t'oods, oiefhinr and Fancy Deaisrs
ew' -eH nj aoeuo On Tin. Crhursay, n, IN
oe"ch LARGE ASSORTMENT of Dry Good. Cn,st, Nm.
Lnen bo.vr GYd- &e. in part F stock Of a
S'ofeepf deehng bhsines wb0hi IN wvn 10 .t.,a
dspf""''NH ""ssaicsu fNIoys 4 BIUrtpR, l,ar,"
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uAIaHIED.

1rMr sstsl.or ksusc-bond. n dttaAsa from h,s
'e1' 10y ipdppo'iion. it-t.lt ... -t,-s.osst
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lf7S lfE fegnar packet SChr INN SMITH,
81 cAr nse' havng ueary hsgessp0 snqsfed and
agrg nboard VIII hay' qYck dsas Pa aianes negh 81
80 boSsf Tobacco passaas. spYyio .--as. ffi'n
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The sIhscIiberss having taken the Establish
TIE 'sore % jdhh uortn ls eiirr, n
Vie Interests % teir friends pbie generally a. BOOK
busTs and hlnk Hook their knowc Of tl
business they have bgt tl- say gieninS Fpeeim
o workmanship shah be- the chief ti OF hef ma They Min
say however in general terms that been number OF
years engaged Va the --Vera braneh that the,
iink themselves qualified done
elsewhere in Virginia. and probably Dsady well az in any nan
q" the United States aud a- both their ambition are
at sak" hfy intend 10 establish reputation. no,etal-
terms and IoT the beauty and "a IhInsss wolk
They are now receiving good supply superior binding mate
rh- and sa e nohsPpS NJ vo tbemp ID then
friends Hacking Houses Merchants Clerks other.
are respectfully as-rcd that their order, gratefully received
andet-cnied with eanes durability and Dispatch and cheap
At any oih-T establishment. q '-...a. 4 .a-i'
s... t....s D4 of ALEXANDER BROWN. ur a.-
JOSEPH Il. KEINlNGuAM. ,...Nt. ...
Opposite The store of Iohn " EorIan. Esg
andsd dDir atoSe tie street leading 70 Mayo. hrigr
de I4-St .sru..-.-rsasg r..a..-srr .....s'f
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Sxoooos or ~. Ioyt Il IN. fIs
d uicksILrER-. supply just receives. and for .,l. a,
,HOIfET y M ,oaSsTovs
.sli.l.,t ~ ,f..i.!s.s 40 Medical Emporium.
SSrIs TuRPENTiNEl0 bbt. Northern sps. Turu,n,n. -.
~ Ss'fd reh isnehhu's for sale s,s,,as "a It.vr'
% ~ ,..t.. .,,. .,. 80 TOMBSTONE
HSS,oITr hENl,pT-liraoty Of the yonque,t OF Me,sa
wh ntehniinai vievof The Ancient MEXICAN ti,l,,,o
anu e h's q" ths ohqieors fern,no by WIN pe.eo,
OF einand aud ISABELLA he completed in three oe,.,
volumes ue ls y9l pflIeeeived de IL DRiNKER NORRIS
tJoRE ANDfRksii CHEMICAL. ou.--Ju r,ce,v. f,o, a.,
North bet fvsh Chemical Oh WHICH NJ, can r.reomns,.,
""dr e,otnrs as fes dH Rosn cohutrnI n h.LT I,
shAe' ,rnse.'st 'fs Ies sansn a.f.. .ati
-'ss.. .t.H IANNoR WOOD a Cos
- .-4-E.4.4. rNep % I'e, Bel Tavern.
EboRrthtE NKrr,N;: DESKS se1iie aaStsrs.. nav, !.
Nv tr'r ariSaI. o. .isstrt.F r1.tlls-S -
Portable Writing Desk. prices To sIs
WORK uoAeS various psusrps pIicss Irom 4 10 o.
Dressing Botes turnrheI unItnni.h-i ~ lf 7 T.
f>esefsioe iAdeurnishni papsi sav.ou,
NJ 49, ~-'-'et''
Gard Cases from 2sets, o -
Nsi'lRrCrais plsia ana cuibos.s1 & 80 tftvf
Needle CASES al ysuouS prieee farp~hsd &c not fnthd
Gold ana SILVER Pencil casts from 2Scia. 10 SIC
Porcelain States Purse LADIES Wallets and Poe krt
90 WITH sra'i'fy ~ 1S'ihi and nsncy shes sheapl
ttr-.' +.- ti n. p. PERKINS A. Co
2 pooTs bths Mss'rs, vS-puns Breeden A Co,
ttsaAA -tH ~ Main sntot shoeloe Hin
SoLAR haarsA, rirthsr supply 81 re soar lam. h.,,
~ just been received. and are fOrssIe by
Hllld kdIA ,Doo Door. sSd W sf ssi i rSssn
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IpRrsC0fr.s MENIcO. HlIlIln.

HbREsCOrs NEXiCU; Bntnrir OF Mf, Gore Anillons Vi
~, fctoN BfoileT Junnfpss rafks Rkur nfsry AsebtH
coe?s Dsotsons snd riacurt whaias fhncp Of Pi
thlog Letter. hom Irssni, by CaTions Eleth WIFI o of
D.. t sc w HANDOf mi
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7'a-T' SALE OFLANDjI- Ia -

vi u
~ LOilSA, GOOCyLAND aud HANOVER.
R1 virtue of ID decree of the County Cont
~ Of Louisa foouncti day a November IstI
~ the Of IbompsOD, gadsn oars oalpps
will " oh ~ e highest bdier this lands aid decree
belonging the hfrn ~ Thompson consisting of
between 1--WE and siX hundred Ia the COUNTESS
Gooeland being OF the fasepd assgucd
Of THok Mhehe,G Estate One tact Of about
100 Hanover Tic Norm River
of Tho Mces Land And another SOct acres In said
County of beaver Dam being the part Of the
land Of Charles Thompsundecd aid Children
10 Hangover vii be shown Chan md houfsf
ard GOochind by A. Rnsp.. TIA sab pfile sn9er
made a Beaver Dam Depot on m lJ Jay Of January 5II
those IN Louisa aulGoh sd TBoinsf. CosS Roads I.ou
ogic 2sd day II January 5li al day should
the day The lands will bs vdsd 10 foand advisable
IN ostO - purchasers. The will be- Hsh the eipersss
se AMI balance a Of snd
years secured nds good personal ssenry and des OF
ClIAs KIMBROucH,i Y
CHAs THOMSON. kConanlsioner.
PHILIP ". TlIoNPsON. t....t .....l ....
dcIf-Iwtds ......t ...4 t
HyNGIISEt ami American ANN AIs--J ~ RKNf5tJi Pr
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LIE. r. a. SOCIETY," special business meeting
Of the Franklin rc,nl Abstinence. seciety Nsl be- Md
,nls evening Dee l'h a, the school room IL sinrad <
M Ts5I, lcd no ~ ipe WembeFP csp.
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~ b-Snnsa Writing the Sbe,p have bs-nr irfo,ns.d
that moro than On. member OF the Hous- .wl, Knows
C9s irpAms hspt wJrpg, prVnoansed ,hs card ON the
desk 9, ne M ms iahd; and That II was generally be.
iieNcd by ,hos" WHO SW " That he. IN his own conf
dcncc. had done nit was a -ohlee, OF much icsrine
among the snesabsts; md the Csosss denial j. mat
ter on9 rus sqPtwc,,hlc II, does met scsngc the
opinion m any one Nnar how conspicuol-ly The
maine wrreu, and how crssinly Hacked down. 1
only mentioned Ioks, thinking that il would
siSh iha Ena oi av Eusuinsr and ' sEe.ctls
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L.oaf susar. Cher.e. Ac.

NOR RENT, and possession given on the lst
- Jsnhary the FARM near richmond kno,s 4. t. Her
iiAsc situated the moth aide Richmond Turnpike for
merry the iha hrst Mayo About Nacfes ct
land arc enc0r and 10 e order caSAiion upon which -
large and convenient dwelling house good enclosed and the
heees.ar ou house,. for apply rAILEY of
d. If-eof H. ~ cABEIL
VTRENCI SwANSESES-AsfcS pieces very ,uperss
- Fnneh Swanskn FLANNEL, jus; received and
- - ..- ''.'' LATTIROP Christian 4 90.
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5 ihs Ed.ts.. Of "a, IYAis ,

~ hs Ed'fess gf the lYAig.
have just n. l.. Hopkins card in the
uifer dated Powhatsn. 9Th December DENYING hH,ir.
*ynaled as,ai IN the HOUSE OF Delegates Tor the ses
e3n OF 1854 before the House adjourned did no, "a,
ai Was done before the House adjourned, does he
say he did NO, do IL after only stated the fact that il
nao osrn don'--and now state u my belief that II
was IN his hand writing. and this i the opniep o othsr,
VINO saw the name tackled down tight of The btsi
seats in the House. l. IL not oil ucc, ui,h the p,, in
sHsucr gwen ny ecs fcrkfns IN Mr. cocKe. mummy n,
Spny ss2Nsss 70 sal and sec hm this inter s,h ode
notse"" the idea OF Mr.. Cookies election Mr. HOPKINS
might not have nailed hi 10 the seat, but I, was ,y
den'y written by him. had no idea tina, ne Would deny
:" n''emri 70 deny u; bur hhSing done So AIN ote pa
ealsr n stating the fact. -. Yours T's.f ~