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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
FREE NEGROES,

There is suhJect which demands the prompt action Of
our Legislative authorities. And do not know how
better subserve the general interest Of the State and
the o justice than by calling attention directly and
emphntcay To it: we have done frequently IN an incl
dental manner. but OF opinion that deserves
direct mention. Indeed. there is filter time than the
present. when the tide OF general politics low, and
there is a comparative calm, To give attention only
this but g. all the social Interests our State The sub
ect which have alluded is present state Of our
Laws in reference to Free People OF Color. In the first
place with reference their number aud completely and
the second their harshness. We have been informed
by the hes, authorities that ii difficult at know
ledge OF their precise body polite and cases
If oppressive severity tic operation and enforcement Of
the present laws relating To them, frequently coming
our ears and indeed within knowledge. In
order point particularly what sllude we
give cases Free Negro is found without his register IL
freedom, with register II county in another-Ie
10 committed by Magistrate the Jail of the county
there remain until tho court, (perchnnce a month";
aud then il discharged by the by renewal Of his
gistor other good Teasou but upon condition that he
pay oil charges growing out oi the commitment. Now
when remembered them there are who are
provident and thrifty have beforehand even the
small omount comply with the acquisitions Of
the Law, that they deprived Of the Of labor dur.
ing the Of their ,nfnemen and that most have fan
ie' dependent upon them ia the time, does not
punishment gsoa;cr dian the offence Beside this
while the maxim "Ignoanse 81 the Law excuses no nla'
IL IN the main Just ought not allowance to be made
for their ignorance aud ought laws be ns well
adapted their may be consistent with good p1cyl
IL Nero, believe, whp hung the tables the Ro-
man Law high, and diminished the Of the charac-
TOR much tina, the principle just alluded became prac
teal absurdy not only but Taking this view are
bound to make the Llws simple and efficient
PDsiblcl Might not for instance. single Magistrate be
empowered 10 dispose Of the forthwith and ihu
ing inflicted some punishment by fne corporeay send
the back u hi, her home and occupation aud moi
subject them the evils Just nlmed-as we'll as the idle
| habits and pefohanc, vices Of prison.
i there not gentleman Legislature who will
undergo the toll aud the reward 4 putting this mat.
ter IN better coudDnl Is il duo 10 those people and
| incumbent upon ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
Inananrafien. kc.

Through our private express, We have procured pro.
gramne Of the procession the 4th Of March, at Wash.
nson Iii due to say, however. that the arrangement
not perfect 10 regulating the order Of the delegations
from different points. difficulty has arisen between
the Free Trade and The Tariff represcniatvesrho latter
have beautiful banner o domestic silk, with Mr.. Folks
letter TO Kano inscribed upon II comprsmise however,
will, II is thought, be effected by nscrbng Free Trade
the Mr.. Calhoun and Gen. Csss will then
copperto decide which side shall be turned ouiihe loser
10 have a seat In the Senate.
Texas Transpurency-lforrned Of Scrip, bearing the
motto "NO'o s the golden momenr'-iho word golden
being Understood have reference the Of
specie In the Treasury Of that counuy)
The Hero Of the Hermitage, (aiended by "Ny Dear Mr..
BIair"the General will hold In ls hand abridged edi
donsf Gpldsmith's Rome from which he will, times,
read to the crowdmononng that he audes "forrin'
Rome and not Rome IN GoJrga concluding with an i'm
possvo remark the necessity Of extending the "sres Of
FfeedomJ"
Capt. Tyer--(iIo hopes to have escort Of Custom.
House Ocersbut they have ntimaied intention Of
riding with Mr. Polk, il Is probable that the Captain will
5e LEFT "pcrse.")
Hesrsc eo.rsining the consd,udon-(on this will be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
NEW YORK SENATOR'S.

Daniel 5. Dickinson has been elected by the New
York Legislature, Tor the balance oi Mr.. Tamadge's
which expires the Ith OF March next. Mr.. Dickinson
in the seat, under the appointment OF Gov Bouck
II understood that he will b. chosen by the Legislature
succeed Mr. Talmadge, for four years. from the 9TH OF
March
Gen. J. A. Dix, has also been appointed by the Leg-la
ture of n. York, succeed Gov. Wright. whose term
would have expired 18th March. lsi9. lie thus places
Mr. Foster, who was IN by Executive appointment
IL is understood, that ia these elections, a
promise, OF the Senators Dix being Van Buren, Anti
Texas, Old bunker, ami Anu "Barn-buner; the other
Mr.. Dickinson, Van Buren bat inclined To the young
Democracy" the "Young America" side Of the House
New York thus nsuirazes her weight in the Senate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
10000
More about Mr.. Nc Nuiiy !!


The various and subtsrfuges OF Mr.. McNuiy,
have all proved abottve false; aud he under
rest. What has become Of the money trusted hands
known be- incompetent, II the money has been expend.
ed for party aud political purposeswhy do the reepi
Of it, up like men, and pay the deficiency Of
their unexpected winnings, in the aud thus emit
tie Mr.. McNuliy To what he will certainly before long
cciye-the appellaon and defence of 'pcrsecued pa
trioL" We give below the cAcupaory letter of Mr. Levi
D. Slamm:
"WAsmNGroS, JAM IL, lS45.
To the Editor Of the Madisonan:
have Just learned that in the report made the House
of Representatives the OF Mr.. McNuy, my
mentioned the recipient of 80 900, the proceeds OF
check drawn by the Clerk and payable order. As
this may lead the impression that am in.
debted that gentleman in the OF the check, per-
nit that such impression is warranted by the
facts. The check alluded presented by the
Bank OF America, sometime last july while Mr.. McNuy
New Iork city, the money drawn, and immediate
" pail him. Ii his request for his
nicnce had business in the immediate vicinity of the
Bank at the tmel that drew the money which not
IN my possession ten minutes. The Circumstance had
passed my memory entirely, until my attention called
the alusion made, and the painful incidents Of the day
Publicity to this card, will oblige much.
Respectfully, LEVI ID. SLAMM."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
CONDUCT oF TnE sENArE YEsrERpAY

CONDUCT OF THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
We refer TO the Legislative columns for the particulars
Of movement the part of the Democratic majority Of
the Senate which sorry. SORRY have to re
cord. having been transacted by body Of Virginia Lee
gislators and gentlemen!
Do speak strongly Note the facts and then de-
eide. We appeal TO the intelligent the JUST the liberal
the fair Of all parties We make no special appeal
to the Wings.
Thus then the is The House of Delegates some
week ago, passed resolution for going into the
a Senator OF the u States The House Whig-the Sc-
nate Democratic
That resolution was permitted or constrained rather to
lie the table OF the Senate day after day. IL
mored that the Senate would suffer electon-the En-
quirer openly took the ground that there ought be no
election this Mr.. Mcpherson OF Page, babbed
that such the known purpose OF the Democratic party.
But now note the despicablc trekery which has been
resoed accomplish by straugem and chcanery what
could not be accomplished openly aud above board Col.
Campbell the Wing Senator from Bedford lies the point
OF death, at the Columbian HOTEL this city: Mr. Robins
of Gloucester Wing member of the House, lies i'll a, his
residence in that County: Mr.. Helms of Floyd, another
Wing member OF the House, has gone home attend
sick family.
Discovering this to be the state Of things and that sek
had given them accidental majority for the time
the Democratic majority Of the Senate yesterday fee
nuies without debate deliberations adopted the resou
OF the House, election and resolved to 90
into it yesterday!
election, they determined summary one when
sickness and absence had given them the temporary and
cidontal ascendant!
We shall not least the and ndg.
nation with which proceeding iberal and un Virgil
MAN inspires The pIot-he sneakng attempt ut an
unfair advantage has been crcumvented and will re act
against the in il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA PRESIDENT
VOTE OE RICHMOND

Jefferson Ward No. u 81 for Cabell-lO against.
Madison Ward Nc.2l Caboli l22-againsi -.
Monroe Ward No. 81 for Cabell l55-aganst Ia.
Never was there overwhelming and conclusive
demonstration Of public opinion. The was not 50 full
as it ia lS43 the Ward Elections year; but it
is average VOTE taking together series Of FIVE years
Had all the People voted the propoonate majority would
have been equally large. or larger still
The Common Council will OF course, now change their
and either revoke Mr. Wickham's power Of proxy
to against Mr. Cabell, associate others With him
to control his But do doubt that gen.
tcman himself will promptly and cheeruy yield to the
voice Of the people his Ward!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23

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~ 80 n Ss "a s,y s,sy ',h ~, -, -
-ish s..sIS.,a., -, to- ,h.,.c,,. ILL.,,
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nv , !" ~. ~. -. 80. - ns.his h, 49,,
sssL "a $500 ,ss.r..vss d.xo,d M II, .crani.. :.
=, ~, -, H.; :. h,.s r. vo,.. !, on. M hs nr,cur,d
H., NJ ~ ;,,n.n a, ,ononsn,s did No, con,en, than,
.Ys. .;,h ns,"px ns,sn,ns The So,ss of ;ndyidusl.
I. a.. n,,sd .nJ ,-on owe, Al, m. y,rsu. smaller fac
,,ans NJ a.. In,n n, = an. f ,he.e h,
.x.rv country ,o ,,r.v ,hem.slves ,g,inst In.
o.,,y tn. VIII. n,,,, Wa. ,s all Will conccJe nm.
.,rony.r and n mood ARMY ON ~ nowu and x.j min
.;nles With hcs, rpenle. nom, of the faction. OF The
cann,rr b,ro,on,ed Ru m. D-moca,io marty svowedv
,,ood q, no general .vem of pr,p,ipes with to
the aamnise,ion of the C;oyenment contained in ia.
body men "a no profesed oppe opiuon. on every polit
cal In. hrad and catholic sp,rit Gould receive
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23

CHINA uMrEo STArEs.-It known at Can.
25th September. 1874. that the Emperor Of CHM
had ratified Mr.. Cushings Treaty.
This treaty is under deberaton ia the Senate Of
the D. States No doubt, believe, felt OF being
approved by that body, though do speak by the
card.
The end is visible yet, but this Treaty may lead to
great results in commerce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23

JAoKsoNs LETTERS To Mr.. MovRoE.-Tho Hero, il is
said through his agent has succeeded procuring certified
copies OF letters from Mr. Gouverneur Mr.. Monroe
sonu-law. We presume they very satisfactory to
him after ALL They established that he said 1920 that
from Texas, " an invading enemy be feared -
and that for the present, ought be content with
Florida :"
This explicit ratification of the treaty of 1919,
b. which Texas coded, Mr. Adams charged to be
the fact.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
N. Y. MARKET-Jln,y. 20. pap. NJ.

This sa stormy day and almost nothing has been done
IN anything else. Prices all round are tho same
NJ stated in Review Of this morning.
Z. &. Evenng-The sales of cotton for the DAY amount
10 500 bales Buyers wait for tho steamer and the fc
tous printed by the Tribune on Saturday morning
aud which Of first caused orcment has done littio
mischief, by the reaction Of feeling learning that il was
hoax I25 tea good covcrseed CROP sold at "a Cts TO-
showing decline ofI cent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23

SINGULAR NEAsURE-Dr. Arson Jones, President OF
ToSas has revoked oil recognition Of Gen' DsG Green
u. s. Consul Galveston. The conjcctured or the al
lodged reason for the step is that Green had offered him
either threat a brite(a threat guess D-bui about
what, We shall know in due time. The Gen.
era has always hundred irons the fire. aud all burning
a once
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
OAK HIT, HANOVER,
To the Editors Of the JVhig:

To Inc EdITOTs ~ he Whfg'
Gcntemen-Please present through your paper my
constituents, my Acknowledgements for the honor which
they have conferred upon by olecng their re-.
preventative, and make it known that cannot be can.
dno again 10 represent the people Of Hanover in the
Legislature. n coming the conclusion Withdraw from
public lic hope my constituents will only my
course, but justify IT, private station much con.
genial to my taste aud habits. and there many Wings
in Hanover better qualified than am represent them
Respectfully yours,
VIM. ID. WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
v OKTHAN'S OFFICE
Nn = pystfa.Tr nj a.sp

u good przes AZ wor,ns lately
$1,000 500 400 within 5eyera days beside.
smaller of $50 100 AMI The ike Take For
tuns while she's IN The buuior, AMI that SOW"
100000 Capital the AeIandfia Ine Clss No frtodty
drawing received AZ occk Pines $40 600 i0rOo 5000
1000 5000 81 1860 % ~ 1900 100 NJ 1000 800 ~
lowest No p1~ Ge Tickets only iOsares proportion
Lottery for tO.mpfruw
$1,000 Capital ~ The Va Morongaa ios. Class No g. dawn
Richmond ~ O'Clock 5000 2Ol0 1859 u IN0f ~
300, 10 o 900 100 Of 60 100 ~ So 81 shares b.
proportion Certificate n paeklge Whole So hayes ~ ~
quarters GO.
Lotteries for The week
Saturday Jan 2si-spoOo 1000 1900 io4s Of Coo &c
Tickets3
Aso Jan $4,000 Is 600 5000 cooo 5000 a. r,ele.
81.
And 10 be drawn Son.
February is-s1-,2ss, o0o0 5000 1000 9ssO &c Ticket
$40
February sfh-slOO0o. 1900 Coca a5ol sg2s &C $40
February I5ths5oO00 ~ 5000. $500 3tls sss sIO
February l1d-siOo0O, 5000 50Je 5000. alOs Ae $40
fof sale by b2t CHARLES wORTHAN
Il AHo HAND IAUPs.-By IN, Steamboat Poeabontas
- The sbscnber has received additional supply Of Hss
'@'d lamp oi several different
HUGH A. WATT.
~ ~ ~ w MAN sueet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
"wAsHINsroN. Jan. IL, 1916
LYNCuRIIRE

The corporate authorities Of this town, which is hea-
w subscriber the james River md kanawha Improve
men having taken under their consideration the propri
ETY. OF removing Mr.. President Cabe, the result
This leaves hs Lyuchburg Proxy Mr. T"ler) At Ii
berty his opinions, which favorable TO
Mr.. Cabcll's re-. election.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
Virginia State Agricultural Sooie,y.

A meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
State Agricultural socey nj ~ oeloes a. this day
rhuday 29l the Capital once Secretary Of the
Cot,monveaHb. W. NELSON seev
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Correspondence n Baltimore Pa,ro, ny mor.-. Teerpb

Correspondence n the Baltimore Patriot ny Mor--s Telegraph
WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, January ~, ISi5.
NGREss-PROCEEDfNGs or TO-DAY.
SENATE.
The Senate met nj the usual hour ~ oclook)
Mr.. SURGEONS CREDENTIALS.
The President Of the Senate presented tie credentials Of
Mr. Sturgeon, reelected the Senate from Penn-yyspa
for six years from the 9Th Of March next
JOHN NJ. CLAYToN's CREDENTIALS.
Also the credentials Of John NJ. Clayton, elected SEN
atof from Delaware.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.
Mr.. Tappsu The Senate then took up as amended,
The bill TO establish the Smithsonian Institute which was
read.
The Managers 81 the Institution are named follows
The Vice President Of the United States and the Chief
Justice 81 the United Statosj six members Of Congress,
Nhree from each branch D Mr.. Wilde Of Georgia Mr..
barche, OF Washington; Mr., Tucker of Virginia Mr.,
bancroft, Of Massachusetts. Mr.. King Of Missouri, and
two o;hels whose not heard.
Mr.. Woodbury. objected that feature Of The BILL which
provides for tho election Of the Board o Managers ny Con-
gres.. To The gentlemen already named In the b he
msde obecuon, All of them. far IS no koew ~
he believed he was acqusned with oil but one were gen
temep Of high character and susnments.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23

-
ss,sS shs h-.iE g, .slvr, h..iSsn,.l N. Pvlk. ~ia
esh'sA pssars n he BEETLE q Nsv orleans-aud Mt.
Dsll'e ~i .'rSs's sopiss q his ~osk eharssss e
"LArress.% ~ II x TT ~
Such member of the Baltimore Convention - may bs
present. with bannsr-(some unpleasant feelings have
been elected To the mo,,oThs Virginia Delegation
said to lean to. "Democrsey-the wohird, rule-obey
in,truetioas.")
A Band. playing "See the conquerins Hero Gomez
followed By Governor General Dor astrds VI wooden
cannon the mazzle and toueh-hole carefully plasr.d
The Chivsry marching in double. quick attended
BY General Quatcbum and corps Of the Button Boys-
Che Marshals u the procession objected for
the admission OF this body, fearing nigh, fightcn tho
ladies' on the sidewalks, by its ferociy Of appearance but
gave way on being assured that they only had blank
uidges and were perfectly harmless)
The Spartan Band aud Empire Club Thimblc rggin
by the whole companyJ and mock fight with sh.lahs,
To he turned into real II the subscriptions will Justify
IL.
delegation from Blackwes Island f satisfactory bail
can DO procured)
IL Is proposed to pass q general act Of amnesty and
oblivion before the fourth Of March, in which case Texas
will be represented by large number OF citizens who
are prevented, by the sngency Of our laws from
return To their native country.
The rear will be brought up by such gentlemen Of
the Democratic party unwilling their
country in situation which the President may call
them knowing the sesacrfcng patriotism Of the par
~ we predict that this will be by lar the largest portion
OF the procession.l
The entertainments Of the day will be closed by mag
nihcent Ball. where the Polka will be performed. hun
dred dollars in Texas Scrip will admit gentleman and
two Ladies with the privilege Of making six puns each
the appropriateness OF the dance.
In nekt will Law copy OF Mr.. Polk's Inaugural
Address before our readers.
r. S-lt was proposed to fire minute guns during the
proccsson-but the idea abandoned in consequence
OF Mr.. Folks weak aud inability procure sub
strute.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23

The weather continues dull, and little done yosior
day in Produce sales Miami Canal, Of 900 bills Flour
at $3.50, 81 and sand from Wagon at 1856.
There or 400 ibis Whisky for sale at Canal which
is held at 23c. No sales.
lOtof County Lard was sid at Canal at 5ir SIC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THE WING SPIRIT OF VERMONT,
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY %. lsas.

THE WING SPIRIT OF VERMONTs
We insert with great pleasure, the subioined letter.
ceived few days since. by Mrs. Bsrbour-nor
suffer the occasion pass wi,hou, paying the tribute
well merits. Coming from Vermont. indicates that noble
spirit which has made her the bright exempar Of the
Union. In her children united that love of law and
order and that appreciation Of virtue and patriotism
others. which constitute fAsm the friends OF the
and make them the and sup
pot,crs Of the great conservative Wing cause.
Let the hearted, who believe pretend be
heve that liberty OF saul only be found South Of Ma
sons aud DSon's Line. read this letter, exhibiting in It's
light the sterling character OF Northern breih
ren who only industrious that they may BE- kind and
economical that they may be generous!
BURLINGTON VERNoSr. Jan. 9Th, lSl5.
Mrs Lucy Barbour:
Dear Msdam-I notice in the Washington papers. that
the Ladies OF Virginia. propose Statue To Henry
Clay.
Permit my family aud Eysef, contribute the follow.
ing sums. in all oi your paiseworhy undertaking
Mrs. Bradley S25.0O
Miss Harie, Bradley $500 Daughters.
Myself 25.0O
$1,000
A. the Statue progresses aud you need funds, please
notify me. aud l will send you a draft New York,
for the amount.
Respectfully, yours,
HARRY BRADLEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF LOTS

in the City Of Richmond returned delinquent FOR the
non payment OF City Taxes FOR the year 1874 which
said Lots parts OF Lots, will be sold in of the
City Hall, the first day Of the FSbrysfy Term
Of the FLU tings Court for the City OF Rfhmond. in
pursuance of Ordinance Of the City Council unless
the Taxes due thereon, together with % per cent sd.
diionai, be paid by that time -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
NlAHIIIEn.

On Thur-ay tho 10th inst ~ Rev. Fnnes " futon MI
w WINsIoN Of this city 10 Mics SARAH JAMRs daughter
NJ James r. futon NJ Hanover.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23

STABLE WANTED.
WANTED for the present year, in the yicini.
~ Of the Powhaan House Stable from a. stalls
and a Carnage House attached. Ap5ly the
a
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOTTSE nE ~ Epp rIvL,s,
IT.. H.. -, r. r. c. - - ,
o,.ioL 80 80. 'o' ,e "'S' une u''s seHslon. u
MR. DRONGooi E,S TEy : aII
The Journal having been resd Mr. DroomgooIe, Of Viz
gina submitted certain amendments 10 the hI ,hich n,
ba, beretofore had ,ofer,cd 10 Tho Cm,,s ~ -, W.,
10, al. Ann.,.,;e, ~ r. ~ 'ee VI '''' """'e'
The amendments declare that Texas shall be entitled
admitted 10 two i'm and
a other respects shall be treated ms anv tb.r s,ae
having the same advantages &c
The amendments were ordered IN n. n,;,,.d and ,.,.
referred 10 the Committee of the Whole =
END OF THE TEXAS Dep.rr
Abo,, d,zo, ,,.,.-- - .
,h Sn.t in .e"oei' siHans '" inc moor next but
Mr. RavJ Of K.n,n.nn
Il, ,.h., r., r. ,.,y ~"o s"on''ea sresonuon that
,on shall c.,so n, 49,. noe, On sne eaas ques-
NJ C,ron c NJ W On Ia'u'uay next
o,,,;.n 80 ~ - 80 'nauo amouoh 10 lay tins re-
80 49," ,, e' a"u INC yeas ana nays were ordered
~ The he Vote s. s,nod v.,, "a IN.
,o, III ~, r. 80, 49, nays AUS" '"c feso'uuon wa
' The I o y" Iu 'a ""s.,;,, ,,. tho. ., all
nc p,e'"u s question was 'nen moced and seconded,
I"as 70 ,"n ~a pa,ssa. 90 'n' Texas debate VIII
nun, ,,,,r, - =, ~ a.
III, s nr. oNr Dh1 EhEo rIoN BILL.
.e Me- enaa .ne ON ior ho'dns The PRESIDENTIAL
e'ee""" o' "e snne Gay IN ail the STATES
,r, =, iioN VI IEAAS.
~. ioso u"en on h,onon OF mr' Cooo OF Seores went
mo Oo.'eo 0, 'ne wnoe ana resamed the consider
"e W w. se'e', p'"p"s'uons TOT snnexng Iexas
Mr. hhe" oi Son'h Carona. who held the No. II from
Yesterday rose and nddressse the Committee IN favor of
IL l, e,.
!. ~. ,e. par :" ~ 'emaIO TO argument
ns"PPoti" 'ne "ons",ona authority admit Teros BY
49," no, - ~, -. - .'p sd that this
measure "' o'u nor come uhdef" Treaty making power
M Iu' peoRea sAcnsNev To Congress. He enlarg-
&c =. u ~ 'i .p" I, aud anazed various grants
los power 10 inc for the purpose Of sustaining
he view nc ooN {" "a' instrument He spoke earnestly in
~ 'aV y eA.us scope endIbensft Of liberal form
W Go'oInineh
P'u' that IN few years, the limits OF this Re-
Pu'e wo'. Pfead To an almost unlimited extent The
upIer consideration was calculated to enlarge the
oV u freedom IL was not, as had been said.
~ question; one that concerned the
Il f,afa Dks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
PETITIONS.

by MI. Mayo Of James Reynolds and Others heirs Of
Thos Mosc, to have refunded to them sum Of money
By Mr. bcake Of citizens Of Goochland, for compensation
Tor Jurors specially summoned BY Mr. Frazier Of Off
GERS OF lb2d Regiment Pendeton county, for authority to
parade within the hounds Of their Regiment. BY Mr.
Newton OF John Davidson this, the Executors ia the will
visions Of said will BY Mr. Mcpherson u Knowles Tay.
or for an act OF Incorporation for the purpose Of Mining
tor Copper Ore and other minerals In Page Warren Green
and Rockingham. Also Of Isaac Mansfield for incorpo.
ration TO mine for Manganese and other minerals in Jeor
son, Frederick and Shenandoah. Also, Of John Rynex
for similar incorporation in Frederick and Shenandoah
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23

IL see the strong article OF "a Wing Voter OF Able
MARIE"