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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-01
ny Williams a IIaxaiI.

Icy Williams q IiaxaiI.
On WEDNESDAY next the I'd day April a; 10 O'Clock vii, b..
sold an front of our auction
lSO tags prime green Lasuyra Coffee
100 do do do Rio do
80 do CO do Old lava
80 do do do ST Caiharns'sdo
90 Go do do Angosiura do
100 pockets very superior AasiEa 10
100 packages Fresh Gunpowder Tea
10 half eests Twankay
half pipes A Seienetl< Pine BElndy
do do Hsnnessy do
10 do do Common do
50 bis Apple Brandy
IS 10 n. Rum
10 hlais prime Bacon Sides
do do do shoulders
toIe- Pine Apple Ch--s=
cases Imit Eng. do
10 casks pure iure Pen Wine, very superior
so baskets supeIine Sa'ad Oil
Casks Winter Pressed Lamp
% bbls Tuscaloosa Whlskey
50 siie> sC!c Leather
10 gross hasHns Sug-Eiur Backing
20 segs very superior Indigo
2S boxes Sperm Candle.
90 do Brown Soap
20 TEkMs-under 400 cash 100 and ap-
proNtdraper WILLIAMS 4 HANALl. Aues
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TRUST SALE.
PURSUANT to the provisions of n deed of ,rus,

4S'hcttLNI tothe provisions OF deed OF trust
executed 10 thc SUBSCRIBER day Of December Ist3
~ Wm H. Curtis and wife for securing to ek L.
winston certain money therein name shah proceed Al
public auction, to the highest BIDDER cash. nj Mecbauesy
Achilles Lumptns' Tavern) FRIDAY the ASH day OF Arr
n.t fair otherwise the first fair day thereafter sunays ese.
edl al that lot n ground which Curtis itsi, r-
containing by esiiaoH my This County
q Hsnovet about miles FROM Noc!ancsyie miles from tn
ehy Of Rehm'nd and IN ssthy irhboutoo
The bunss ste entirely Consisting of dwsgas boasc with
four 'oon aad passage together .Ih al necessary out houses
The TIE - believed to b. perfectly good but selling Trustee vii
eoavey only such title Is vested b. said deed
Sals At ~ O'Clock. NH 2S-cti wN o. WINSTON T,,.,..
TONQUA BEANS.-15O lbs. fresh. ,,lst 70.
seiVed BY GAYNoR, WOOD 4 Co
ururEi
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Sole Of beautiful Building. Lots, I'm bullock a



M It'll - sold at pupils auction. the peui-- THURS
w DAf, the lOth OF Apul oeoek r.
" ten handsome Buidng Lott. Bullock ans AddtIon
rohiing on ir North side OF Cay feet and
eIts ndiIs back in rear IOl! feet
TENMs-one third in cash balance IN and months.
te io-"tLlipSdids By r-gueS;of the Propuetors.
The above sale viii take place MONDAY afternoon In. 7th
day Of APnl neT, instead Of THURSDAY the 10th
NH s6-eotds
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A VALUABLE
DAIRY FARM AND MARKET GARDEN,

NHE Farm occupied Mr. Robert New Yuaied on the
u new Bridge road and half miles
farm has on Large aud eoLv.nrnt brick dwelling house.
good Kitchen smoke house stable barn,
fully cultivated fof the last Market Garden
Iva portion OF The land 10 il high improve
ineni adi'd To the garden and Green
House The farm contains about 50 well adapted
ture OF Herds Class CioveIke.
For terms privately apply To the subscriber Celand
10 o T. New who will eheerfuy shew the
wishrg IT, JAS TALLY
81 Fiat OF the above be Celand
Nil. NH as-oaw9x
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NEW SPRING GooDsi

NEW SPifENG GOODSi
AE are receiving and opening and general
w meat of Spring and Summer Dry Goods. which
specially invite he Of County
geneTay-promsng them goods upon
terms. In stock will be found
Cloths, Cassemeres and vesiinrs
Irish Linens, Law Is a Sheetngs
Linen Drills, bleaehei and brown
Gambroons, OF every style
Cambrics Jaeonci and swiss Muslins
PriEs of every style and quality
Tiekings bleached and brown Doineses
Padtings nd Ducks
Apron and Furniture Checks
Hosiery OF every Kind
BIeached and Brown Hollands
Earlston aud other Ginshams
Si.esia and Coloured Cambrics
Bombszincs aLd Aipaeeas
Blk and Blue Blk Silks
Umbrellas and Parasols
Stocks, Collars and Rooms Thr ads
NH II-d&c LONDON. WIIIIsGUAN A. DRPlyRy
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Isy DayenportN Allen


DRY GOODS.
On TUESDAY MORNING April suh at hafpas O'Clock will
be o at our Auction Rooms, Dry Goods suited
10 The
TERNs-cnder 500 and over month, errd,,
| fof approve ed paper.
mh - DAVENPORT & ALLEN Auets
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SCALES.

SCALES.
WE are the sole agents in this city for the sale
~ Dale's" Patent Platform and Counter Scales Tb.,.
snn OF seses We are prepared to offer comprises upwards
any dnefeni Vanees adopted every manufactured %
TIE best maeta improved only sna
o weights weigh ffom Of pounds
OF rom quarter q pound 1900 p1upds warranted ~
give perfect saaeon every parcur Recent uprovcls
rcncr us aee The most perfect offered and
iEcd To sen them al extremely prices.
f. 90 JOHN n TRtPt EFT A GOV
ENTLEMRNs Can Channel Boots and BTosaus Of oar
~ MAXI eqas every respect made IN the yo,s
iof sale BY TIE pair OF dozen, BY *. WHITE L co
mhHb No N, MARKET Rrsre.
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Gotteries.
}. &. GREGORY u co. MANAGERS.

J. q. GREGORY Il 60. MANAGERS.
RIehmsnd, Va.
Office No. I0i IVES, Main street
SPLENDID SHEME5 FOR APRIL. ist5
S""''"o 'o0oo :. l4ocs :! prizes Of O00 each
50 prizes Of 1000 ar. $50 600 >,
Alerania fotisIy tBy authority Of o., N t.
.Ns ~ Nns ah''s ID e. On Saturday. April s. ists-tuu
as' IN" e'ienes of Pubic a.,
purpo---7s No Lo,sy Drawn R,u,,, 40 !.
Grand Prls of 10000 Of Josoo Of "a co. s m naa 49,,
3of 5000 of<oo0. of Of gaoo 10 "A I. 90 az go
oo' :" S0o iJ5 of 900 81 9so. 100 lao AZ .o
Ae T,ckeu sz0 halves To- qua % =, g. .,xh,h, 81, " ~
c."isea's. Of packages of &c Wide Ticket. $40
no d" 80 Half d., I,o
n" do &c Custer d, a.
bo Ia 20 E,snh d, r, .o
S30OuOl
N.rsndfia Lottery Cas- Is Isis-to b. d,,x, a, .,.
una g ON Saturday, APti ix, tap,,.,, slo ooo no
49, ."'o soo" R'o' 10 rik-, 81 2Uo 100 OF loco IL
'eniieae- Of psekass.of Is whois Itek-t. stqo
DO do IS Half Co
DO d" IS Quarter do 10
S30,UUO!
Alexandra Lottery. Clsss 49, Tor Ists-,o L. dr,, l.,
nLur'rs ~ g, Saturday, Ap,i I9th 1855 sr,,.i p.
$4,000 10000 5000. 5000 $500 100 o, r.. ~ ,o.o g.
siO. halves S; quarters ESQ '
cs"ihea'e- Of Paekasesof % wbse Ticket. silo
% Hall az
IS ousrrr 4, .o
S3O,OOU!
N.t,nd'ia Lottery Class ~ fr i-is--,o b. J,,x, In .
afa u " on Saturday. Apri Istj B,,, seh-, .1a
100 oooo 5000 prize. Of ysoo 20 az inc. ~ "a.
% Mo- u D'awn Bsha- Tickets no. hive. :. oo,r "a
'',""ea'ss oi Package. of - wboe Ticket. siso
90 do =, Hall do 90
40 d" =. au.r.r do ao
" o'ers Tor Iiekrts and C.rt;e ate, nj
- "" above Spseni'i >t.r-- u,.t ,r,a,,
sa ana an oe'Ai accom-, u .seh drawing immediately
~ 'e'' "ne" f'9.' asi To all who ooIcf Adde'S.
-. On J. O. GREGORY 4 CO. nan,r.r.
Rishfa0nd. Va.
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sAasAr'sILArh. nr.s r.i.o.si appIea,ios Of chem.
70 'hs hsahns an made ~ Psraeela. 4, M.
~. essy his eslessisd errs wioas eusr. which ,,-
.. 'hss DAY might be ,uppo.,.v .r,,,o..
~ nc stood hut on i- threshold of H,,,l. T..,
srses -s-s To av. esrosed mysteries ssd on an N. H.
III prea UPON - Altar ranis ssrap.s sppsaI. b b, an.
pn Iodfop mrtal bH zoe plain l.nsua,, az ,,, ,
80 asserted h'' favored BY the b---inx of P,ovtd.oe.
nus wrought n'nse radical OF uIcerous AMI
efupave d.seases. than asy IN u-~ -"-
pe'"euafs aud Conclusive evidence superior
Eras ~ NY "' ''Ahea" OF agents
rp.f.a and soil Wholesale md retail and fs .spora,,r
a.. W w. Druggists and csem.ts Granite BuiLI-
~" 20 boadway of Chamber. arr-t Me-, Vet
Soil al-o by ALEX. DUvAI 4 co Ar.,,. n.,a -. ~.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WE, the undersigned, hereby give notice TO the
w tnbie, that have revoked power. OF Mr. VILE
NAN roMhs n our Agent for making i'm
the Western arts Of Vgnls and perform or rar
IN any way any sale
winch may be maze executed by the Al .ny
time amer this day IN lands And
we forbid payment Of the whole any money agreed
De paid TO The said Thomas Tor the by
him as our nsent and shall contest the validity upon
RECORD nj this d1te CHARLES 2. OSBORNE,
WM. GRAY.
Richmond. loti .HaroA Isl5 tub 9i--tr
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NEW GOODS

'INHE Subscribers receiving by the
Il Ships Essopo and tsabeIa" arrived s New Yors
large apd desirable assortment Of
DRY GOODS. HARDWARE. CUTLERY and GuNs
They bseve that they offer bux,rs
this eison their Spring stock has
their Cfss England during part the pr.,,n
for casa has always been bsr desire
feel assured that examinaon those
will be found well any this eounty ne a.,
sorsni general comprising all usually eaId os by
Merchants and PLanier.
NH 5-6w. THOMAS pfrra
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auction Sales.


& wMsi-sfuNEns SALE oF CENTRAL. ,sosNANn,Sc
NAL hTfAff. srcrtos--By VIM. Of a a.e,.- M an.
in..ry ,oau .f the Rebsssi i.if,e, III b. so4l a, ~ -
miss pn "WEDNESDAY. the I'D of Apsd AZ oeLk n,
c. A s''in1nLsr of tnr an The
p" r- jfn- ases-nr- In ana. stb &c.,
ih< non &c Main to u or Cay trins NJ ssh ,st
w. 'os according In the plan of Cry Of eh,ota
@ Lot No. Sti s'iuate a, the int.r..etia, M
AMI 9th Su.-,a 's""""'
Ala @ No. 633 CSC. ca. s7s Ire .aar. situate. h.
sa,e 10 b. made ord-r On The o,.,,. .,
Twelve nsaiis: spi th- .izhb, M an.
~" VarFar'ram the Day Of SAL p,,i-z. T., m. -
rhaf 70 oonn"e the ef-t uoh 10. eighth. M, a., 10
u"" of hf' Thomas Tsyor - int wear, IN.
h'r -gL- poa oft pafeba- opsy ,,Irrr.t f,, a.,
my 81 ale psYabr quarter y.aryb- -,,- n.
DO "aes satisfactorily endorsed ,,yant Of TIN.
h The expiration of and uionas .r-I f a.. -
" ooni' with r" security payable ami u,- mi.
I" ~ retained subject To the further oder u court
W NOIlCE.-ln pursuance vi u sul,~cq,ent
'lne"d ~ the ceah az OF paf. Il - 6art. M,
df.e that much of ,i- a. require. M.
driff.i indictments Ut the pJrcAs- money p,,nx 60
purchaser. be- aulsiis.d fat. E,,. az u
1" ne of. os thus subject further order OF eo,
any portion u the purchase InoLsy they may think pru. N
over and aSss thr eash -x..
~ ~ A "ef ret. the sud decree revived ami b. ay
eaIr-j "'
FT plan OF thu Lots may be ih. oae. Of punlo
Aoneure " "'P
wm. GAIT,
e. g7-Iawtds nt'Srnpn Com'rs.
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CARD.

HENRY T. BROOKE JOHN n. TUCKER
HAVE associated themselves IN the practice
NJ the Law and will attend the superior and Inferior Coars
OF the ey OF Richmond and te sneo .pov,t and
Louisa.
W oec Governors sfce-wberc Other oftb~us
VIII always DO found during day
u. Mnrrh
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JfNGLIsH mUsTAHD,--Ia 10 and 10 boies-a yey .ups
- 1907 sriie's, fof 'ssp NH IS oAyNoR, WOOD co
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STEAMER JOHN MARSHALL.

STEAMER JOHN MARSHALL.
Gs%se The Proprietor of this splendid Boat.
>< believing that II will De more satisfactory 10
u" travelling public 10 have daily lane between Noo aud
mona and thus AVOID the contest speed ,ni
rs sp to create alirm has John Masn
saul M the aisTn1'e days sSip. N--riay Friday
leave Norfolk f Richmond r.ersburF Pot wA1h, Al
- oelooh M reuinnk viii esvs Richmond
TUESDAY. Thus-iay anj Saturday, at G A. ".
messengers w' 90 through In about hours on
"Wednesday a6th inst
jNo. sorTiiGATE.
II may be proper here 10 remark that the ap
pended tn the IN the OF the Cun. Peek is alto
eerf g'aiuos and the of John
notee once of ALL that the "a that the
Cur. Peek and any viii Le
over - ia, price originally nded charged BY boat
l. y
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FOR CHARLESTON, S. &.
tN The fine schr. Gro. WASHINGTON Cole
E man, master. having nearly all Of her cargo engas
3D. viii have dispatch For balance Of packages or ps.sr
apply board At Rockets, OF TO
NH % RANKIN n wurrI acr
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~ OrlCE.-Appcation will be made to the
frsideni aud Directors Of tho bank Of Virginia
Of eeeae OF Stock which nislad
Nc on The Books OF said Bank. in the L.
iard The 9th day OF February 1884, and ~
Shares I-cM6M ANN l.. MARSHALL
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ELLINGTON SCHOOL.
INHE situation Of Mr.. Wntson,a health rende

- ns necessary To Dissolve his with School
The subscriber has succeeded obtaining the SON.
~ Nelson Fox The scientific Iuanmenis OF his
enar tact In Eainne the confidence OF his pupils inter
rssins and advancing them in their studies,
appreciated as To render than above an
nouneemenk
I-est TIL H. FOX
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GLOBE SQUARE
HAIR-CUTTING ROOM.

Joseph Ferguson, HAIR-CurrES, DC,
Has removed his Hair-Cut:tnx nSlI.H,-
Exchange Bank OF Va. 4. %
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DOTArORs-
1909 bushels Of Maine ehsnango Potatoes in I'm,
order and for sale. mis- RANKIN A. wfIrrIOCR.
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US received 10y schrs. Manchester and Sarah
augusta sly Io,ei -e.-o@sbls soi-. consisting IN pat Of
aha eahnret iLsen. Cotton I.si san,
Iss' Pant. Of every ,y harssi-, snd si Va M
oiovss su-Iehdcr- Cotars, Bosonis &c.
W We respectfully ts- To our yp,n
oa >'oefh q. buNSfAuCn Z COS
spi M 80, We, Main Str,,t
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For this Observation-Disclosures, Exua, Class II, drawn
IN Baltimore Monday, March 3lst. Prizes: $4,000,
:OOO 1000. 5000, 1881 10 Of 1000, &c. &c as Nos l2
drawn. Tickets 81.
Drawing Of Alexandria, Class 10. March 29ih:
30 81 ~ 81 80 81 IL iG sc " IL 80
Drawing OF Va. Leesburg, Glass IS, March 81:
70 81 % 80 ~ 80 ~ Is - 30 ~
Nos 80 81 30 a small capital sold in the above by :.
X. Allen, Nos, Exc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
IsotAv.poLrs. Dee. lith, 1915.

Cb,-,e Rt1a~ E,sc presented +, the SENATE trough
His Presidency the Governor on Yesterday long COM
c,,ta He s,,z n. !, ths spant of Iar. number of the
49,.
- ~ i.ssi, t., = ; 49, ,-.,,s.-,-.tss- ~ c,r,-
r:i. u II . - 49, - -. - ~ -,
+..s,- = -. 80, -. H.. - ~, ~,
Il - .t3. I 80 - -, sa. - 4e',II
80 i" $3.50 = -. - . -.
- IT IN 4 io'iot = .s-' 80 - -.
I i - n HI. = ! n ~ - -, -, :, -,
- N 49, 80. i,t' 49, = - - = - -
ia Po.t-' II = !, u - l''.l' i
iS 49, II = = !, ~ -.
~ 81 ~ = r. 80 = - - =
~" n ,lin: ili9As ~ + adto'izs- . AIRING -
III =. n. y - i'i-t - : - 80
H2o. II ofer'io - si1 ..'i' u 'ttoi a. a. =. - -.
~ - P'h'IS'o-- ''i~4i.s'5 - - -
however az not pass 81 co2es "eTe oE4eFei % y
prAnte a. ie NJ tteE ~ FRA . So g i.--@'
cons sung o. one senator ifo n eie il 4is4l cSi3-
Inc co nnIacltion o! iseH - h2thiS. Il co 'i''ls
no delih Z Proposition an = ny fsiie ~ @ N "
eii-r'ttn essay o. noritE VI % itef 1ttts IN pco
PIE OF mama IA arr ~ e3---t4i "" sa2'I ply
tneIl ana, unless W. ao " VI % co.sFti WIN Ss7
ana " eli wac u ho Aios' ms i 'i'9
man, woman o. emu II the state VINO 90 : hol hh'" u
But the anttenan GOES not stop lie iies an
TINT pretty plainly too TINT va know Ours ives ID %
able to pay orr p5tc deot aa1 rese = % tn o'
but PLAIN WofdS IN the OPINION OF VI 59-sF i P1o
OF lniilHl are sc9iatrtiS We confess WIN 81 me- III Il
In1!ana has not 'n1inthet her pie ga fiit-ihft si
ms cone soint tln2S sIs Sn1!4 hol I'VE CON- oit W
to be OF IN men. WHO -iii.t
they hired to remind OF our ,lsgrace Mr. Butler
~ oe honorable nan; bit coming as II iots iron
Wall street, the sceII1 aI pace wfers 50 much Ki.t1tF
h been prlcliss upon coming IS does nom
association with Directors OF t!s Morris canal am
BauaIng Company, "! II the Infamous Sherwoo5 the
Binc champion BANKING Coalpa1y--the Georgia Lumber
Company, Of Ike AMI not knowing
bat he may have been as unfortunate As ms worthy broth
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

DEplc .TioN.-Thc new and beautiful Chm.
in Brownsville. Union county. Indiana, will b.
dedicated TO Almighty God. on Sunday the 2l,.
day of December, 1913. Bishop HAnLiSE and
Dr.. ELLIOTT VII BE- present 10 conduc: tho Dedica
lion Services. The Preachers on tho adionin,
Circuits arc respectfully invited 10 attend on tho
Saturday proccdin-,as the Meeting will commence
on Saturday. at IL O'Clock. and will continue
for several days. Those from a distance as ~eD
as those near Z; hand. tina. may be in a,;eadan.,
vii DO warmly received and entertained by tho
citizens Of Brow ns>ic.
Egomnssi..c. December. G, 1915.
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The Post Office.

The Postmaster General, in his report, es:m-
ates the deficiency IN the revenue Of the Pos,o6cc.
during tho Inst fiscal year, at about million and
quarter of dollars.
We arc glad 10 learn TINT he recommends that
Congress shall purchase the patent right of Morses
Telegraph, and We hope that his recommendation
sha DO adopted.
He suggests tina, tho plan Of weighing letters
shal! be abandoned, and the old mode Of essima,-
ing by the number of pieces of paper in each
letter be restorcd-which we hope will not 10
adopted. If the half ounce weight for a single
letter be too much, let it be reduced to quarter
Of an ounce, but let us have nothing Of the old
mode of prying into letters by Post Office clerks,
and guessing a, how many pieces Of paper each
letter is made up.-Baltimorc Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
FOREIGN MEMS.

II The late arrival OF the Cambria, have
cast chill on the markets east 1t brought from
liverpool the 18Th LONDON ISth. The Br-
fish Government have to the conclusion
the parts The free admission Wilmer
4 Smiths European Times says that the fine weather
which has ruled that country during the last fortnight,
has enabled farmer take the best precautions for
arresng which the potatoes subject,
much has done the OF saving " hat
thought TO have been IrrecoFerab!y lost
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
United safes Treasury.

The Annual Report Of the Secretary Of the
'"rcaslry fits five and half close printed columns
Of tho iafgcst lapcr+.
Tho Report says thu Batinoro Patriot, ais
decidedly protoctyc-claberaie upon tho
idea in tho Presidents message, tiiat no IN 10 of
Duty imported article is constitutional bat
that which viii bring the most money into tho
Trcasurv-and attacks ut length tho minimum
principle and specific duties Of tho tariff Of 1912.
Tho warchouslng system is recommended.
Drawback on gooIs exported from this country
through CANADA. Is proposed.
Is IN favor ofrcducing and graduating tho prico
oc tho public lands.
The Sab Trcasurv-undcr tho new M m Of tho
Constitutional Trcasury-is strongly recommend
cd-lnd.i in connection with il, tho establishing Of
branch mint IN New York suggested.
THESE are the chief points in tho report, which
is rs long, seemingly, Mr.. Walker could mako
~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
Wing County Convention.

We hope the " higs of Old Wayne will permit the
ensuing State Convention be held represen
taon from the empire county. In the absence of any
other suggestion we propose the holiing OF a County
meeting in Cenrcyil, the first lay of Januar, next
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates. &c.
What say you Iezsgs. Record ami ReveIe'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHING ron, w cdncsday. Dec. 8.
&nnatp.

4 resolution calling for Information relating
- Chains arising Under Dancing Rabbit Creek
Treaty. was adopted.
Mr. Aliens motion to prn: $4,000 copies Of
the Presidents Message aud the accompanying
documents relating 10 Oregon. was adopted.
NJ. SpaiIht offered resolution relative 70
building for. Snip Island, IN tho Mississippi
river.
Senate adjourned carly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

Tho New York Tribune says-A gentleman
called at one Of hotels yesterday and asked
for a room with four beds in it. Ho said he usual.
ly retired so drunk that he could not find tho bed
unless there wero several in the chamber. Where
the Wa.bingtonians' Hand thi, gentleman
over to them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
4 annexation.

The following letters. from two Of the mos,
stauhch nd Incorporating w h,ss IN the whole
Union. were addressed 10 tho Committee recently
appointed 10 procure protests against tho admis.
sion of Texas rs a Staic.-
40 the Hon. t. +. Adams:
NJ. Oar Sri Big to acknowledge tho re-
cetpt u! Noit uo:a wtth paper for my signature
tor Congress oil Ihc Uniiod States. protesting
a 9aiiIst tho annexation Of Texas. | have. as you
KNOW. opposed the anueNaiion of Texas, and con.
linucL niy opposition To that measure 50 long as
i; was an op;n qIoston. | deam further aciioa
on tho slbjac;, my p1r,. useless. as ajority
of the peopl> have lcsided IN favor of annexation,
aud ,hai fcXas now virtually comr"scs a part Of
our Union. must, therefore, decline your pro.
position, and rcmnin, dear sir, very faithfully.
Yea friend and ob't servant.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
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The Richmond Ky Chronicle records the death Of
widow Of Revolutionary soldier, by the of Mrs
WARD, 'n the hundred and eleventh year of her
age"
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Hon. Nathan fppleton's Letter.
Boston 10Th November, 1871

Boston 10Th November, 1915.
Gcni'emon:-I have received circular with,
Your signatures, dated tho 9TH inst, asking my
aid and corporation in the measures taken by Tho
Massachusetts Texas Committee, and requesting
an carly answer.
With this last request. coming from gentlemen
for wh5w have individually tho hig lest personal
respect. fee! bound IN common courtesy TO COM
ply. | cannot howovcr take part IN tais Texas
movement. For all practical purposes, as far as
the people are concerned. consider tho question
las settled. | havo opposed il. and contributed
funds 10 oppose II 50 long rs ihoro appeared to DO
Ia cIonco Of preventing It. Massachusetts has
done her dnty, and her Senators and Representa-
tycs vii. continue 10 do theirs. Beyond that
cannot thin. II cool policy to waste our efforts
upon tho impo~s bic.
observe, amongs, tho parties TO this movement,
great number. If not ma or,y of those, who
have distinguished themselves members CT tho
Abolition party. Now | believe fathers did
wisely IN establishing the union of tho States
der the existing constitution. 1t is at least ques
tonablo whether the Abolition movement is &c.
concilabc with duty undor that constitution.
At any rate, that movement, conducted, was
calculated, in my opinion. 10 produce, md has
produced noting but evil. 1t has banded the South
into n solid p1aaax in resistance to what they
slider an mpor,rncnt and uninsfablc interference
with their peculiar rights and business. l,
has thus cx1spera.ed their feelings, and by its OPP
Grafton on !hoir fears has increased tho severity
of tho slave laws. II has postponed tho period Of
emancipation IN tho more northern slave States,
winch wcrc fast rpcning for that event. Final.
Is. BIZ is political action II has secured the cleo.
ton Of Mr. Polk, and tho admission of Texas into
the Union.
cannot sympothisc with tlor cry of"Accurs
cd be the tnon,'' md cannot but regret some Of
tho sentiments contained in tho documents enc'os
I'd 10 | cannot furnish funds to aid in their
dissemination.
With much respect am,
Gentlemen, your most obt scrv't
n. APPLETON.
The Bottom Advertiser, 10 Publishing these let.
tcrs, rks that ...hc time when any further OK.
preston Of popular opinion on tho subject
havo any effect, IS, IN our opinion, nov gone BY"
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II. c.. PHILLIPS. Pres't
JoHv Howard. Sew

We suggest that our Citizens taturtay eve
ming the Warner building when the proceedings of
meeting held in Dayton, the 9th will be read and
measures taken charter from Legislature
the present session. The Legislature will probably
tinue in session only about four weeks longer. AMI
necessary TO ACT without delay
Mr.. Holloway, the 9th. introduced bill incor-
porate the Richmond and Little Miami Rail Road compa-
n.y. which referred the corporations.