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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

J. A. GARRISON & co,
Mportrs mi Dealers IN Foreign and Domssi,c
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS,
No. II. BaoaD STREET,
Between 8ih and oh, Shockoe Hill, Richmond,
A RE now receiving their Fall supply OF
- HARDWARE, CUTLERY and GUNS,
which they offer for sale al very reduced prices.
Merchants WISHING the city will find il greatly 10
their advantage 10 give Us a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as We possess advantages possibly
over any other house in this city, and are de,er-
mined 10 give entire satisfaction.
Sep'.5 J. A. GARRISON & &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

Late accounts from Boston state, thai lie ply
sicians authorize strong hopes Of Judge Story
speedy restoration 10 health from his distressing
and alarming sickness. lie has resigned his seat
on the Bench Of the Supreme Couu oflhe United
CtateS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

EDucAroS-A large and respectable meeting
was held al Chesterfield Courthouse on ysster-
day. on the subject Of Education. Proceedings in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
MANAGERS OBJECT. RUSSELL
VI BIGGER K CO, Richmond, Virginia.

MANAGERS OFFICE.-T RUSSELL
VI BIGGER K CO, Richmond, Virginia.
, prizes OF 5000 dollars, , a. $500
For This Day-Capi;als: $1,000, 5000, 800
&c. o. Nos, II drawn. Whole Tickets : 80
Packages on the most liberal terms.
For To-mouow-25 coo, &c. y Nos. and IL
dawn. Whole Tickets 5.
Also, the Dollar Loilery-i000. &c. IS Nos, l3
drawn. Whole iicRes |. Risk on package Of
% whole tickeis only II % hall do. ) so; %
quarter dos IS
Prizes sold Yesterday by Bigger & Co..
Halt - IS IS Half | 81 SO
Whole - 81 6i Quarter % 40 Gtj
Halt II 50 81 Making five more Pri-
rs sold 10y BIGGER & co.
s.rAll Prizes advertised BY US can be seen a.
our Once.
Eemeaber, il you want 'real" big prize, call
on T. Il. BIGGER & co.
Drawn ms. Of Grand Consolidated, No 5S
4 IS 60 - 40 20 IL 81 - IS 10 81 Il
Whole No. = 20, >na pfiz. oil $50 dol
lars, sol! and pal! by BIGGER * co.
Drawing OF Delaware Lottery, Glass en-
- 81 Il 40 Al IL - Al 6G Is 81 3
Hall Tickets Nos. IL 80 81 and - 10 G6,
and Whole Ticket Mes - 81 ii; sold and paid
b. BIGGER & co.
Sept 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

The New York Herali's correspondent sketches
a personal contest 1T HuGson between Attorney
General John Van Buren, and A. l.. Jordan Of
New York. the counsel Of the "Indian" anti
Renter "Big Thunder" Jordan gave ibe lie in
open Coun 10 Van Burcn. who, hy his admirable
boxing, completely defeated his adversary. Az
approve Of the course OF Van Burcn in Furnishing
the gross insult. "For he contempt Of Court, The
two legal combatans were sent 10 Jail, where they
remained lweniy.iour hours"
II is said if a Jury can be Obtained, "Bis Thnn-
der" will be convicted. As yet only Two have
been impaEelled. There is great excitement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
Richmond Academy.

NilS in>tlu'lon VIII open ON The lotn 81 SEP
l. lemher next. Il. +. w DrXg, Esq, vii
have charge of the classical department
The Principal besides his general supervision,
will give personally, instruction in The various
branches Of Science
A number Of teachers will be employed. in
suitable proportion 10 that of the scholars
Besides the usual branches OF :; liberal edgca-
lion, the Principal purposes Introducing coure
which, more or less useful ioall, is pariculaflY,o
10 that valuable class OF our citizens, 'the me-
chanics." l. will embrace so much Of Tie I /.
lowing branches OF knowledge as is OF pfacl.a
utility in The mechanical arts, viz: Arithmetic
Geometry, Mensura,ion, Mechanics. lIydTu.lc''
Machinery, including The >ieam-ersine, Sufvei
ing. Engineering, The principles OF Architecture
Carpentry, Siercolony, and construction n gene
raj, with drawing ofpans, machines, and rcisI't'
tive.
The selection Of the branches and the eSei.
10 which they will be taught 10 each scholar, vii
be regulated by his own views and instructors
G. CROZEr, Principal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

Gov Wright has refused 10 pardon H. y.
Green Of TROY. New York, convicted Of the hoT-
rible murder, BY POISON Of his young wife a lew
weeks after marriage, end 10 he executed io.mor-
row a, 10 O'Clock. In his reply 10 The petition for
pardon, the Gcv. says:
ITO me The guilt in this case is beyond rea-
sonahle doubt and to discharge the prisoner from
punishment would Re 10 repeal the law as appli,
cable 10 him. That cannot Go.
can zee no evidence of INSANITY unless The cyl
denocs Of disposition 10 commit wilinl murder
are 10 be laken as cvidences OF insanity"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
FALL SUPPLY OF FRESH
EsrV Goods,

-uc 800, -, a.. i,s, nackr,,
-, VI, nav 80 IN eel, ed assnr,-
a,, =" So, AZ r "a, e. anu rMriased al very re-
'. =. .'"l'. az" r'I''. ouus, w. ,d Ia oIrr the
dueeu pc's WIN money we IRE epieu ,a,rs for
arIcies enumerated below al Tue lowest M
cash. 81 cry accepiances
Extra super wool black and fancy eo'ofeu 1'o'"s a"u
Cass mere
Super Ribbed. lnckssin and Twteds CassiheIe
Fin, medium and ow priced S,iinris, all iots
kenuck' Jeans, Tennessee Pains, krrse!s ana f'dhS
Plaid tloak Innings, and light T"e,dS iof no.s
Suprr black, fancy ro0red piad and striped alpa.a
super black Bouiazin Orleans Cloths and Gala faids
swan-down, Merlno, valcnIia and six wor-sd Vest
ings 81, y.s,,r.
lnln haGk ana nened IN we've. anu ali nnaes
Furniture ,,aieo.s 'I and pimry and Habit Cacoes
super Cashmere dr. E'coss SouseIaine de Lanes, &c
Plain, aid striped, figured and dotted na I'' Wool Hose
Wh" and nn as Mrfn", All h.f Hoe raw SIX Hose
While and unhlsaeird mixed, black and lead eolOred
Cotton Hose
GsImsn:wn il'se for girls and s sn,M wear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
FOR BALTIMORE,
T,.v,st Sale

or THENTY.PIVE LIKELY NEGROES.
DY virtue nf Deed of Trust executed 10 the subscii-
- Der, by John Harvey and Martha $. his wife, hear
ne date the ith g" February, 1855 and Of record III HE
County Court OF Charlotte for certain purposes therein
me ntunrd shall urcceed 10 SELL by way oi pubic anc
ton. on NOSDhY. tide 6 II of October NEAT Al that
lotte Court house. a; being Court day. IS likely Ne
groes, Consisting Of arn, Women Boys and Girls. for
ready money ; aud on FRIDAY following, the 10th Of
October the premises, the following Tracts o: Land
on which the said Harvey resides, The Tavern hfuse
IL large and convenient RrcS Building with every ne
crssary 0Dt house, lce-hoisr, anu We'll 81 eacr.let
Water il the Yard, good Garden Orchard &C., aso
Traci containing 6sa nrr-s, large port on IN original
growth and good Tobacco land, and acj lining the Ia
vsrn Tract, and may he had together apart, a, may
suit the purchasers; ais" said arveys itere, IN the
Store Tract, Of 80 acres uf whirh lie owns onr-thfd
with a are and convenient Brick Store-hOuse aso
other Tract IN Lawrence county, Arkansas, cun
tanning iGJ acres and his life in the Mill Tract, q"
$40 acres, with lIilf of the mil In good repair, all hiS
interest under the will Of Ilham Harvey dec. rd, Of
The d.a.h Of his mother Also his interest IN the estate oil
Abnrr Ford, dec-asrd, at the death Of The widow OF sad
Ford to2e her with the stock of every description :
Hmses, taue, Hogs sheep, &c. IIoGsrhnd, Tavern
aud Kitchen Furnur, Plantation Tools &C., one Car
ringc AMI lllrne>-. two Wages, Wagon t;-a &C., aud
set Il laok,mtas FOULS. or much thereof ~
satisfy the rurpnI,S "f said Deed.
Trpa- TIE ,a:d w,il ne sod IN liberal
and lccomno IN; ny terms. ard HE balance al the
prrty credit nt four munt's the pur l,srr rising
satisfactory security. ABNER I. HARVEY,
scpt. 9-ctds Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
MISS GoRDoN's SCHOOL.

MISS GORDON'S SCHOOL.
MISS Gorion's Boarding and Day School
ltl for Young Ladies will he rc-opened on lie
18th September next, in the house occupiei ~
her during The past year and for many year
previous hy Miss Mackenzie, al the corner q
Main and 9Th streets.
Competent assistants will be employed in tte
several departments OF The School, aud every e.
er,ion will be made 10 insure the improvement y
all her pupils-of The younger as we'll as OF iAs
more advanced
TERMS One-half in advance
Board, s2W
English III all its branches -
French,
Latin, ~
German and Spanish. each, )"
Music-Prcfessor's charges. :,
Children Reading and Spelling onl:.
Or Reading, Writing Spelling ana Ge'g'A- "a
ply,
Aug 2-v2w&eolm
BRANDRETHS PILLS RELiAB BE n,,.
T EFT no one suppose that the Bfanlle'n .rhec
IL are not always the same. lhs' a,e,
can never be otherwise The pnnclpies ui;"
which they are made are so unerring, hal W." ~.
lion pounds could he made per day "iEou.
most remote possibility Of mistake occOn"11i
Z
give you full satisfaction. "a.
When the blood is in an unsound CONDITION. ="
as ready for infection, as land ploushed ahu -
rowcd TO receive The allotted grain. lho,e
are wise, will therefore commence The pun "a
lion Of their blood without delay; and itg>e =,
are already attacked with sickness should c.
same .,y
Ladies should use Brandreths Pills .fsu' III
They will ensure them from severe sic".. '.,,.Ir
the stomach ard, generally speaking; el.
prevent it, The Brandreth's Plils arc % ., -.
They increase the powers of life; they GO ~ mn.
press them. Females will find them 10 So.
thai state OF health which every mothet 49,. ~
10 enjoy. In cosiyeness, so often pievaen' -.
Interesting period, the Brandrelh's PiIls are a
| and effeclual remedy. =. more
/ There is no medicine SO sale as ms; y :.
easy Than castor OIL and is now eenerally us M
numerous ladies through their coniIhethen. ~.
| Brandleth can refer TO many OF our bts. r .,,s
clans who recommend his pills 10 ihelr Pa nE ne
10 The exclusion OF all other pufgatses, rso.la.
pills being composed entirely OF herps or cor
be matter purify The blood and cary on s;mrls
rupt hunors Of the body, in a man
as 10 give every day ease and pieaSu'e de ~
Sold a, DR.. BRANDRETaS oh'-''
BROADWAY, at 25 Gents per BOY. !, ,ssr,
M. BRANCH, Wholesale and ke'an a. IN
No Essl Main street, Riehmonj, corner v nj
s;,e he Old Marker, where country aset.e Nv
planters can be supplied with The genuine al
| York prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

g-I An Apprentice 10 the Printing Business
will Lr ken M this office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

agans, tina, treaty less BY their alleged objections 10
tain Of its provisions, and by considerations Of national
character than by their hostility Mr.. Tyler and by
their fear Of its influence in defeating Van Bnrens
inaton to the Presidency. That paper says, should
Texas refuse become a member Of our Coniederacy
it has ian rien chapter for that contingency which
shall then find place in The history of the times, and
in lis poriranes ofPast events CONNECTED with this snbs
jeci," that "will not fail 10 proclaim The whole truho
Why will not TIE "Consituon" fayor us with this
"unwren chapter" now2 If any of its friends have
played double pert is il not the duty Of those who
know the fact be the question settled may, that the
mask should be stripped from tie faces of the knavts,
in order that they may stand in their proper attitudes be
fore their counrymen and The wordl That there has
been gross Lnavery somew here, do not doubt-nor
can any man, it 10 u.s. doubt it, who will com.
pare the vote by which The Tyler treaty was rejected
by the Senate twelve months ago, with Tia, by which
the joint resolution, with its alternative was passed by
the same body few days since.
But We f"rbear for the present. In few days. we
shall probably receive farther adviees from Texas which
VIII either conm or remove the apprehensions created
by those thai have already reached'us.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
tllLLsnoRo. n C.. March %
ORANGE SUPERIOR TDIfRr

At the March term OF our Superior Court held last
week. Judge Caldwell presiding, Mary Ann Johnson
charged with the npder Of her father Turner Johnson
was tried and acquitted The ground Of defence sci up
for the rrisun.r was--ls That she did not commit the
act. I'd That # she did she was in the worls of the
law d0h IN cdpGr-had no, knowledge Of good and
evil and 3d. That it justiahle The confession
Of the prisoner, upon which the Slate mainly relied on
the frs, point had bu, tle weight; the evidence in The
case being ct such nature 10 lead To the conviction
mat the prisoner did mi perperate the deed-tha
stronger arm than hers struck The blow that deprived
Turner Jolhson Of his life. Mary Ann johnson is but
twelve years old vet itappeared that at The first blow
struck the deceased the axe passed through his head
through three folds of the cover. and halt an inch into
The loor. Upon the second point. appeared that she
had been raised IN great igoofauce though naturally
shrewd gi that she had never been To church. or IL
school, had no know ledge OF God or religion and was
RGi conscious OF having committee a crime An nno
rance truly lsmeniabe. and that in Orange county
iieahea AT very doors The third point in the de-
ience was maintained the ground OF It's having been
part ot her confession that her father threatened xii
her Il she did not pu, an end to his life
This rs a melancholy case. viewed in any aspect, and
almost makes the heart bleed for the deprayl,y If ou
race when review IT, That tender girl Of nfanlilt
Proportions, should be the principal in horrible ira
gedy; the Instrument in the hands Of others OF
shouid have heeu taught tale which would screen III,
vile perPetratot from the vengeance 81 the law ano
through fear, iT, IN other powerful Influence il
made 10 stick 10 her tale through the fierce ordeal Of
,ral;-eher ol these sHppostions presents of de
pavhy 10 which The records OF sin rarely furnish par
ael.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

o. Capt Gilbert Robertson. Of The schooner Cor-
ne,is of New Bedford Nassart,us, is.) has snbjpc
himself t. the anaihfnas 81 ,Le sbiliIioniss Of that
place, in consequence of his hnnorable and praise worthy
conduct short time since, in returning Norfolk and
Restoring To his owner runaway slave. who while his
vessel lay in that port, had seceled himself beard.
and whom he discovered short time after he had sailed.
lie replies TO them however, with searching severity
and tells them, if they be sincere their opinions they
have no business in the North. but should a,
mence their crusade in the Southland he offers to sub
scribe $40 towards capital Of $500, to equip for the
crusade any one of the gallant rhaulhropiss who may
have stomach for the enterprise. But he them
thai there are PeneHliares at the South, some OF
the most fool hardy among them have already dscov-
ered-and that they therefore lose their own llber-
~ in cndeavoring to confer it ufon others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

arrived. and created quite sensation. II is presumed
that he comes To after The fortunes If his friend
Stevenson than 10 decide which paper shall be the
gan Mr. Stevenson must have the mission " London
~ the State OF Treasury Department. he viii cunt
nue TO be dissatisfied md unaprea.ed 10 say the least
In this c'se, what will Mr. Rsnle do And who would
be ue nres, "democrse' counsellor oai Of The fabiaef
upon whom as he hrs already given oat. he would have
Mr.. Pok rely .or adsice2 II The report, that Mr. Blu
canan Is aiready mged and will resign. be correct. Mr..
SseTr.s0n may We, receive OF The nnls places IN
The Cabinet he would accept. Mr.. Walker may ye, be
Secretary Of Stale. Fnnm tho u last EVENINGS
Globe, IL is evident thai be Is standing high up the
right 81 the Administration.
u Mr. Richie 10 settle the urgnn business. let
me advise him To get hf. Blair sent full foreign
mission; then the Globe po into other hans and be
entirely acceptable to the united democracy That is
he way to do IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

Crodns " The .Nadisonidn The Madisnnan il evf
IDENTIFY cut 1t has heard that "a most culinary pail
cy Is to be pursued towards the friends of the lat, al
mlnsiraon"-nay, il tells us "a number Of ira, r.,
pnbhcans (Tyler men, have already been removed
from Office Notwithstanding their supper, of the present
incumbent Of the Presidential chair" The arrow ,,,cl.
pretty deeply into John Jones, who, when he .rauiod
the friends Of Mr. Tyler to the support Of Mr. Polk did
SO, the says,) with the expectation and ASSURANCE
that they would not be made the special object of persc
cniion and prescription for their friendly exerions
The Madlsonan declares, such course .tlnes M, ar
cord with the solemn deca ratns Of Mr. Polk since bi
eecton"!! Alas f the Tylerlts and the friend. Of
Mr.. Calhoun Viclimized again, in Contributing
to a triumph which they had vanly hoped would
Tenure to their beneflH'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

GJ- There is, readers are aware, quite a sndrt
among the Richmond Wings. about the selection OF
candidate for the Leg s.a:ure. The Enquirer of course
fans the embers" with all its proverbal adroness-
and Of keeping the fire alive it pronounces
the Richmond Wing, (Which has dealt with the matter
with remarkable dellcacy and forhearance) "a Die1-
tor :" And in The very number the Enquirer
which thus speaks Of the Wing. orders ir ma
poeon" to his subaliens throughout the Stale 10 choke
of all volunteer asprants in those ocoioco counties, IN
which the success of the party endangered by the nui
sance of excessive compe,tou-ves orders. couched in
language Of authority and which echoed Throughout
the State by it's captains Of tens and captains of es
and captains Of hundreds" Even il true, that The
Richmond Wing had attempted to play the DicsaiOr,a
rebuke would come with wretohed grace from the Em<
Peror ".Napo'eon!'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

.7"other RobadH.-Cap Alden Partridge delivered
lecture in ST. Louis few days ago. in which he is
said 10 have described plan Of military operations
which would enable u.s. in the event ola war with C
Britain, 10 conquer Canada and New Brunswick and to
lrive the British from Oregon in single campai,n =
Should there be between the u. States and Grca,
BRIAN, we shall certainly be very much graffd 4as
the fact correspond with the promise -Bit tasliees
but precedent 'n the book, far sucG mn dseat
results IN brief period and that, ,hnh ost "
n the b"ks. We refer. If course the fam 'ui Cap
Bobads recipe for killing of army by the pr1N.
rss of his single arm--which there is no ,i,,ai he
would have effected srcurdem ariem if the arm,
said would only have remained passive white he d',n-
lated them, after another. Ii the British f
war, should always run upon the apFroach III our
advance guard, presume there will be 4, e danht
Of the efficacy of Capt. Alden Pahrie.e's Of
chewing vlctorlts-on paper'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

Ricn - The Albany Evening Journal relates rlel
which occurred IN the Legislature there on Wed
nesday last. when Mr.. Oakley Of the Native mem
befs from the city of New York. making speech
on the constitutional amendments. wherein he argued
Tor The necessity Of some greater guards TO the purity o
the ballot box The Journal says:
ia the fins remarks he alluded 10 the prsc
tice Of eoiosiRg voters. aud described which lac
had witnessed. Of sixty brought into room in
particular ward. Tor The purp Of voting in that ward.
brought from New Jersey aud other places
Mr.. T. r. Lee (tec Of WosIcliester) and in
qured Of Mr. o. to which party he (Mr. o. had be
l1nged hen he witnessed This scene.
MIR. Oakley. To The Democratic party,
There q burst of laughter all the House,
and MIR. Lee did nol pursue his inquiries"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
A NEW REVELATION.

NC madlson'an, no longer the official jour,,s, pub.
'''e' '"e 'o''ow'ng engmaca paragraph, which seem,
10 hh' al some dark conspiracy which was pu, on fo,
year 'u' psPoned until after the Presidential eec
il1n What does ii mean
UNLAWFUL MILITARY Oac,NIz ,rross-Ws
have seen indications of n disp,s,,n !, =,
PROJECT put upon foot and temporarily o,er,hrown s
summer, 81 lormng military organizations in the IIo,sJ
states. without the warrant of law iur a Texas F,n
diiion. THIS project We denounced last summer :.
nnconshui'nal, impollt'c. and franght with dance,
&C. - "o' oe 'eVyeo II VIII only cripple The measure
oil annexation. We mast have Texas by iair means nm
~. and without the assistance Of Burr We prem,
ed complete history of this wild military pr,ec, l,s,
summer, but were induced To lay il over aud p,s,n,noi
lis publication until after Tie Presidential election W.
may ma II necessary 10 publish il hereafter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

1'HE Nnrr iiousr.--ifa Washington eouespon
dent OF the New fofk Herald 10 correct the occupant
Of the White House has n hard time Off. lie saws
the daily scenes a, the White House are Illuminating
IN the extreme, and shameful in their character. III,
President has M rest. His omacated and anxiously
pleading aprearsncew would your pity. lie is re
nrc'd 70 The shadow ui shade. His hollow cheeks
MS bloodess compleNon appeal 10 the fefoeons cormo-
fans for Office 10 dessf. But they will not dessl In
which case we would advise Captain Polk 10 PROMISE
every man fat Office who goes home and ceases 10 tor
menl him. as the surest way Of being saved from his
friends Otherwi SC they will harass him 10 the bone
yard"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

CAPT Ryndrrs If he VAMPIRE (Empat) Clnb. ~
I.-There ~ gentleman connected with the n. Yor,
Democratic press who has IN his possession some very
interesting and important letters written by Rynders.
which furnish key 10 the past history Of that important
personagc The said letters we're taken from gam
bier. ioigor &c. who time since arrested and
believe, convicted /. New York In Them he dis
plays To the pctson 10 whom they were addressed bis
entire connection with the liehsbnrg gamblers. &c..
who were ~ unccrenonously driven from thai city a
lew years since
Being written about lha time, he enclosed handful
advertising hG-rr md Others which he tells his friend
VI" nccount for his leaving there AT all and as The rca-
-on why he took his departure SO abruptly They have
been read by Gov. Wright. by whom The Captain and
his Vampire Club is understood and marked for demo.
cratic degradation. The letters will probably be shortly
published in the ~ York city press
.Ailcark .9drefiiser
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

Conduct Of Scnaor-'l'he New York Express has
The following paragraph respecting Senator in Congress
from New York, who elected early in the session
OF the n. Y. Legislature, to fill an nnexpired term
ending the dlh inst, aud who al later period elect
ed lui the SIX years term. beginning IN the ith:
"Nr. u. y. Dickinson is claiming double mileage as
he has been al Washington under two appointments
The last being made while he sitting under the first
Nr M'npum declined 10 certify. and the {, mmliiee OF
the Judiciary have given unanimous opinion that The
charge Illegal and could be allowed under tho
rules o the Senate. Then Dickinson proposed To leave
the affair 10 Daniel Webster. Mr.. Mangum agreed
and the great cxpounder' gave craving Senator an
exposition not nj all To his liking All hs is very pretty
business for Senator Of New York As Cassus said
To Brutns,
Age thou arl shamed Rome thou hast lost
The breed of noble bools -