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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-22

CHEAP PAPER-HANGINGS
yHyHE subscriber offers for sale Of the best as
4 sortments OF AMERICAN PAPER -HANGINGs
in the city at very greatly reduced prices. Also
VENETIAN BLINDS
MATTRESSES
FEATHER BEDS
OF the hest materials ard workmanship and at prees
very near, aoT quite as low, what inferior ar
tice may he purchased for elsewhere.
JAMES n. COX,
No lS2 Baltimore street,
mi. IN second door west Of the Museum.
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KDROGRAMME of Miss ELIZABETH aad
II Miss ANNE SLOMAN'S FOCAL & INSTRU-
hEETRL CONCERT, assisted by Mr. SLOMAN,
to take place on Tuesday, 25th March, at Cal
VERT HALL.
ENTROD UCTION.
|. Piano Fore-Duett for four hands-MiSs
Elizabeth and Anne Sloman, Herr.
p Duett-''Ebben per Memolia'-the Misses
Sloman, Rossin.
j. Hirp-Grand Fantasia-Miss /. Slonan, Bochsa.
L. "BlIe Beard''-Parry, Mr.. Siomaii.
PART RI.
/. Harp-t'Gaiand Of Shantrocks-Mlss Z.
Sloman, BochSa.
.. Ballad-E'{ dream't daeIt in marble halls"
from the opera of Bohemia Grl-Miss
Anne Sloman, Battle
3. Bailad-'FRemembcl me"-Boaemian Girl
Miss f. Soman. Ba!fe
4. Harp and Piano FortG-Grand Duett-an
air from Soanambua-The Misses So
man, Be.Iini.
Q7- Tickets so Cents-to commence at O'Clock.
nh2l-4t rAPsRl
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CORSETS.

MO. Is THE PLACE TO get great many
~ good Goods at Unprecedented low prices Brass
Clocks $3.50; Wood do. 3d. warranted good time
keepets) Britannia Teapots IS cents; do Coif, Pots
81 25 Lamps 1873; Candlesticks 81; Cologne 81; Es.
Peppermint 81 cts doz.; Lather Boxes 81 dos black
and white Hose 10 cts. pair; cold Cotton Gloves 5
cts. a pair Tape cts. doz Hooks and Eyes | ct box
Needles cts paper; Pins cts. paper; Jet Breast
Pins g.; Jet Hairdresses and Necklaces y cts; silver
Pencils l5a; wood do. doz gilt Breastpins 25
doz; gilt Rings dog; gold Pencils 81; gold Pins 75c
gold Rings, with or without sets 50 cents; Bouquet
Holders; Lockeis; gold Studs; gold Earrings, Sc
70 To see, is 10 buy.
GEORGE T. VICKERS,
No 8 Baltimore street,
mh,S Between The Bridge and Market
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aIROF. DE BONNEVILLE. formerly from

HDROF. DE BONNEVILLE. formerly from
Il Harvard University, Cambridge, respectfully in
forms the Ladies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, that
he will deliver course of Lectures on the SO called
MYSTERIOUS SCIENCE OF MAGNETISM,
at the Masonic Temple, st, Paul street, to commence
on TUESDAY EVENING, March 18th, 1916, and to
continue every evening this week.
The Lecturer wiH strip this subject of all the ter
rors and ahsurdes thrown around il by the preiu-
dces of those who judge without a candid uyestiga-
tisn. NEW EXPERIMENTS,
of the most surprising character, will be made ct
zens EVERY EVENING, i'll order to illustrate the
Lectures and to prove that man IS fearftly end tcon
derfuL'y nude.
DC Tickets 50 cents to commence at O'Clock
precisely.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-22

ENARM HANDS FOR SALE. The under
FL signed Is authorised to dispose of three good
farm hands, of good characters, and saves; one of
them will he sold tor short term of years, aII not TO
be sold or removed out of Baltimore county. He
takes this opportunity to inform his friends and the
public generally that he attends TO the purchase and
sale Of Real and Personal Property OF every de-
to the collection of House and Ground Rents states
and collects OF every descriptions extends
the drawing Of all kinds of instruments OF writing
that may be aesiIed-all OF which services will be
rendered al the most reduced rates of compensation
Apply az No. 81 (south side) SECOND STRICT, oppo-
site the Marlue Bank of Baltimore, TO
lnh20- 2awf JOHN WALTERS.
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HEAP BONNET STORE,

THEAP BONNET STORE,
y WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
25 HOWARD-ST., 3D. door from Fayette
SAo The subscriber is receiving his usual Spring
Ty supply of STRAW BONNETS, of the latest
III styles, to which he especially invites the at
tcnon OF both wholesale and retail purchasers, in part
Florence, Rutland and Pedal Braid B0npets
Neapolitan. Brilliant, Mpdena and Bird-eye
Fine Braiis. Beyon Braid Straw do. 37J up
Fancy Bonnets, from % to 80 cts; Fluted Lawn do
Childrens BonnetS, in great variety, very cheap
Infants Braid and Leghorn Hats, Palm Leaf Hats,
&c. Sc. mh2l
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NN MUsF: N.
Wv PRITT STR "a. I nclr tie Rrid,s

Admission only 49, cents.
MR.. RY.4LL bENEFI7 ard last appearance.
THIS Saturday, EVENING, March 22d, will be
performed ''JACk'S THE LAD"
To be followed by Grand ADVERTISEMENT.
Grand Pas Groesque, by Mr.. RYALL. Medley Sony,
by Mr. Nelson. Feals of Agility, by Mr.. and Master
James. Highland Fling, by Mr. Rya Pas de Ma
teot, by Mr.. Tytle. Army and Navy, by Mr.. Ryall.
70 conclude with the celebrated spas de Deux''
from Tom and Jerry, BY Mr. Ryail and Master James.
l3- Museum open az 6 O'Clock, Saloos performance
at O'clock It,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-22

Al FOR SALE-TwO good nRw dwellings
fffI1f on west Mulberry st. At $1,000 each, and at
liiiM $1,000, N. Chares-st. near Pleasant, $1,000;
iue residence in Park-st. rear Madison,
SSOO; ! 30 in Sharp st. near the Wesleyan Chapel
$4,000; do in Hanover Camden street $4,000; l
store, with dwelling attached Euaw st. opposite the
Entaw House, Sl5DD; > large dwellings, on west Lex
inston ST. with deep lots, $1,000 each in S Paca 81.
$1,000 in East Baltimore SITS 1900; i'll East Pratt st.
$1,000; in Broadway, $500; opposite Caroline st.
Church $780, in Jefferson 81. To pay IL per cent.
clear of all expenses; in N. Gay 81 $4,000; several in
Monument ST.; , in Pleasant ST. near North; several
Ill North Gay st. near Monument; in Albemarle st.
at $1,000; IN Caroline St East Ras at $500; , in
Harrison ST. SoOd, and others cheap.
BUILDING LOTS, ia almost every location, on
pleasing terms
FARMS FOR SALE Of every variety and location
PERSONS disposed to purchase will do well to cali and
see escripon OF that offered at great bal
gains
Wanted to purchase 5000 worth of Ground Rents,
for which tair marker prices will be gwen by appIica
ton 10
BENJAMIN BOND-Or
GEORGE GELBACH,
mai9tf No. 40 Seconi-st., near the EXCHANGE.
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Misses KID GLOVES. Mrs. P. A. NICK
WI ERSON, Ne. 50 North HOWARD. ST, has Just
received another supply Of those cheap Ladies' and
Cbildren's Kid Gloves. mhl3d
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r z M o V A L

X Il NJ OV A L.
MIR. L. w. TI4EOBALD has removed his re-
E-B sdence and Office to No. "a NORTH CHARLIE S
STREET, above Saratoga-st., where he will attend
to all professional calls, and may be consulted be-
tween the hours of 8 and O'Clock, A. NJ, and and
a O'Clock, T. M. dlS-e03m
CHEAP AND CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
a w. GOLDSBOROUGH Il co.
As 229 EAST BALTIMORE STREET
Between Bond and CaroIine-sts.
Have now on hand, full stock of GROCERIES,
FLOUR and MILL FEEL-iR all OF which they will
give Bargains, They offer in pnrt-N. Orleans Mo-
lasses at y cts; Cofees from 10 IL cts; Teas from
90 cts. to 81; Sugars from To 1914.
D9-A All cheap for cash nh2l
COMBS, TRIMMING s. FANCY GOODS
ED USSELL, MERCER * CO., 80. BAL
kA TIMORE STREET, corner of Sharp, have re-
ceved by the Grace Brown, Meta, and other arrivals
from Liverpool and other sources, Titley, Tatham"s
& Walkers Patent and Shoe Thread; Russe's supe-
ror cord and other Spool CottOns; Stay Tapes Lsle
Thread and Cotton Gloves, mems and wonlenS sizes;
Bone Suspender and Pearl Shirt Buttons Lisle Lace
and Edgings, and great variety of small wares and
Trimmings which, togethe, with their stock of
Combs, Brushes, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods
generally, makes very complete and vel. selected
assortment of goods.
09- City and Country Dealers are particularly in
Vted TO give us call before purchasing as we are
selling at very low prices, which they will find 70 COM
pare with those OF eastern cities. mhl22awi A.
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az WANTED DAMYm.SI

AZ WANTED DAELYM sc
ltLEBkS. ok-keepers, bar keepers, Porters for
~ stores; English Teacher, Coachinen; Ostiers,
WagSners; Overseas 30 laborers; Agent; ~ Cooks,
Washers and lroners, Chambernaids, Wet and Dry
Nurses, Travelling Maids, Seamstresses, House keep
ers and number Of other situations numerous 10
mention and too valuable to lose families have only
to give a call, and their will be Immediately
attended 70 Servants from my Office always
bring satisfactory recommendation.
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
mha0 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. HsEAEIAANI-

I'D H. III EACHAM,
lOSs CORNER BALTIMORE Il HoLLmAy-sTs
NiGf " AUCTION SALES. Monday, Wed
~ ness ~ and Saturday evenings, for the public
sale of B ,oks, Stationary, Fancy Goods, PAINTINGS
Private Libraries, Sc, &c
N- CoTsignments of articles FOR positive sales re-
spectfty solicited, which cash advances will be
made when asked
n6-4taw r. MEACHAM.
YkiRUSTEE'S SALE. BY virtue of a decree
IL OF baltimore County Court sitting in equity, the
subscriber as trustee will offer by public au ton on
the premises. on MONDAY, thu l4h day OF Anil at
one O'Clock, T. NJ, ALL THAT VALUABLE LOT
OF GROUND, with the improvements on strawberry
alley, south of Pratt The Lot fronts so feet
and has the same depth The improvements consist
Ar--.. of FOUR two story BRICK 0VELLIN
Nh;;;I conveniently constructed, tenautpd, and
EWiii well adapted for small families. Subject 10 a
NsaiILA ground rent Of s47.
Inc terms OF the sale as prescribed by the decree
are, 0ne-fourth in cash THE day of sale, and the
balance with interest at six and twelve months. The
credit payments To he secured by endorsed notes. or
bonds Apr Jved by the trustee.
JOSEPH BRECK, Trustee
rh2O 2aWts ri II. w. BOOL, Auct'r
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EACKING BOTTOMS, Of every description,
y kept constantly on hand, and made 10 order by
SAMUEL CRAPIN,
81 Orleans street,
90 FOR SALE. l6U acres of Bounty Land, in
Arkansas, near Batesville-a very valuable Ap
ply A. above, Jazz -eo2m
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~ N. T. JENNINGS IS co.
aHvn

"M. T. JENNINGS a. co.
-" DIAPERS AND TAILORS.
/ MP OR TER S OF CLOTHS, CASHMERE, Is,
VESTlNGS, FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, &c.
S3l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL, New YORK.
To those visiting the city OF New York, requiring
GARMENTS, a renewed solicitation is offered for
them 20 cali and examine our stock of New and Fash
ionable GOODS for Spring and Summer wear, con-
prisng an assortment unsurpassed in richness and va
rety, and which will be made up to order in style
second to no house in the trate at prices which mus,
offer such inducements to the Cash purchaser can
not fail 20 be appreciated. mhl7-3m
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JEWELRY, sc.

WATCHES. JENELRY, sc.
w AT VERY REDUCED PRICES!
$50 English Gold and Silver LEVER WATCH
NTh Els, recent Importation Anchor Levers and
81 Lepne WATCHES; Gold Guards, FobChans
S2..E7and Keys; ladies' and gentlemen's Breastpns,
in great variety; Bracelets; Ear and Finger Rings;
Gold Clasps for Bracelets; Miniature Cases; Medallion
Lockets gold and silver Pencil Cases, Specaces and
ThiWbe-; silver Table, Desert, Salt and Mustard
SPOONS; Plated Cake Baskets, CandIesticks, Snuff
and Trays; Butter Stands, Coasters, Urns and
Cups Britannia Ware, from Dixon & Sons, Shelf
field, in sets of hve and six pieces
For sale by ROBERT BROWN,
200 Baltimore street,
c, D.,
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IVORY SPOOL COTTON.

NHLAlD, STRIPED AM FANCY IRISH
II LINENS. Received this day per ship Meta one
of fancy striped Linens for gentlenens wear, At
GARDENERS,
mhl3 TPRl No. 1876 Market street.
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FREE TREATMENT BY MAGNETISM
PROP. De BONNEVILLE having treated with success
by Magnetism several Thousand persons for nervous
Diseases his residence in the Uuited States, will
give free treatment during the first course of public
Lectures. Ladies ONLY will be received on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. Gentlemen only will
he received on Wednesday and Friday. Free treat
ment from 10 to l2 O'Clock, A. Al. mhl6-5t
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l.
"A ERTY FIRE COMPANY would respectfully
announce to their friends and the public, that they ia
tend holding their SECOND ANNIVERSARY BALL
ON EASTER MONDAY EVENING, March oath, at
the LAW BUILDINGS. The Managers intend that
pains shall be spared TO make of the best Of
the season.
Tickets ONE DOLLAg-admning a gentleman
and Lades-to be had of the Executive Committee,
o. any of the following Managers:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
JOSHUA VAEsANr, John r. GosNsLL,
JoHN LAwros, THOMAS BURKE,
josEpa ScHwEiTzER, ROBERT P. CUMMINGS
CHARLES F. DAVIS.
MANAGERS:
Liberty. StGILAsr.
WIN. H. Ford, William Ford.
James Lee, Edmund mitchell.
James Scott, NEW MARKET.
Samuel Freeman, George Haupt,
John Hays, Charles Mcdonald.
David Anderson, COLUMBIAN.
John Monagan, Thomas Binyun,
John SchWeitzer, Thomas Garrison.
Richard B. Lee, FIRST BALTIMORE.
VIA. Hoffman Joseph Walter,
MECHANICAL. Samuel Gelston.
James German, UNITED.
Alex. 6. Brashears. John Shamburg,
UNION. Henry Snider.
George w. Brewa, FRANKLIN.
II. Peck. Robert Scott,
FRIENDSHIP. David Boyer
Aug. Marideth, WAsHlNGTos.
Richard Montague. G.. Wilson.
DEprFoRo. Henry Hunt.
John Williams P.TAPsCo.
K. A. McAnister John Ii. Keener
INDEPENDENT Waiter Jones.
George Gable, HOWARD.
Washington Hopper John U. Burst
WArCINAN. john Kehlenbec&
George Bush. LAFAYETTE.
r. II, Middleton, Fl. Clifford
Samuel Bowen.
% RCE'S COTILLlON BAND is engaged for the
occasion. e. w. SPIES,
mhlO-thm3tdtb Master of Ceremonies
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DLACK CANTON SILK HDxFS.
I'D 4 cases each A and rs Black Canton Hdkfs
4 do do "A and s do do do
with bordets. Entitled to drawback. In store and
for sale by SAMUEL. ETTING,
mhl9 ST SIS Smiths wharf.
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w A n 7 S .

NNASTED. SECOND HAND BOOKS, CON
w sisting of Novels, Histories, and Theological
WORKS, &c. &c &c. by
HUMPHREY MOORE, l62 Prar-si,
few doors above the United States Hotel, and at
the stand corner Light and Pratt mh2l-3t
WANTED. A Boy to run errands-a colored
w boy would be preferred; also, an apprentice
boy Apply to ALFRED Fl. REP,
No. 3i5 Baltimore street,
InalS-U ID Tin Store above Howard street.
WANTED, n clerk in dry goods and trim
w ming stofe-One who is capable Of keeping
BOOKS and good salesman, and come with good
recommendations Address A. Is. with real name and
reference, through the Patriot Office. fri mhl3
ROARDERS WANTED. Five orten GEN
As ILE6EN, or two or three GENTLEMEN and
their WIVES, can be accommodated with BOARD,
by applying at No. IA SOUTH GAY STREET, few
doors south of Baltimore street.
jaS3m MRS. MATTHEW'S.
"ASRED TO PURCHASE. | wish 10
W. purchase for gentleman living III Georgia, Il
to 10 Negroes male and female, slaves tor life of good
titles, from the age of IL % years. Or which will
give taE cash prices and the best of city references,
&c. that they are not for spec ulation. Applyat
SCOTTIS intelligence Office,
mhl7 No. 10 Exchange Place.
SiTUATlON WANTED, by Young married
~ Man, as hook keeper clerk in Il respectable
mercantile house in thr city. The very best Of refer
ence, in regard to qualification, character, Sc will BIZ
gwen. Apply To LEWIS F.SCOTTl,
mhln No, 10 Exchange Place.
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SELLING OFF: SELLING OFE!I The
y stock of DRY GOODS now in Store No. liz
BALTIMORE STREET, will be sold off at and less
than COST to vacate the by the st of April
Er3. Come now You want Bargains. nhi9
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GNUM sUSPENDERS. for sale at niannactar-
III ers' prices, by L, FICKEY & SONS,
Inhl9 ~ Baltimore street.
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NM ARD-ST., still continues TO keen Oh hand an
assortment of French x German Toys, Fancy Boxes
&c. lnhl3-d
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SOMETHING SUPERIOR. EMBROID.
- Erred MOURNING LAWNS. MRS. NlCKER-
SON, No. SO North Howard-st. has just received a
case of the most Magnificent Embroidered Mourning
Lawns, mhl3-d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18
From the baltimore Pairiot


We published second edition yesterday the crafty.
ing accounts from Phlldcphl OF e complete 1T
the Wing parry N that city. We add To these returns
such as brought by the mail last night
The Philadelphia Gzate ct last evening confirms tho
election q! the Wing Council, aud adds
Let CONFESS that before the election 81 yostsdfy.
fears DyefJaanrod hopes. But the result hiss dpeed
oil lear Hnd We Ieoiee more IN the continued supre
macy Of the Wing party ~ city. Philitelpia
TO herself In the maui, her sians have been we'll
managed 10y Wings as those OF city the Union. IL
quite inIfes that majority Of the people satisfied
V this fact-snce, spite of LIc"ipcCisn aud Nliiycism
aud Aholiunisn, in spite of personal hostility aud every
scheme ui the Opppsiiion, whose name Legion. tho
Wing cause - still triumphant, unshaken, InyIncibe.
ln the county Of Philadelphia the LOcpfJcJs have sue
cccded, VII 10 tie Natives art carried thing.
The cpt"cJs ais elect { cIy anJ county Oti.efs
GLIDING Register Pruihunatory Treasurer, &c which
occupy rooms in lbdepend,nce Hail. aud called 'hc
row"
The Wings have carried their ticket. in Deliwsre and
Cho.ierc unues. TIC vote the former ssnrs Wing.
1887; 'co. Iu95; Naive 2JJ. IL Chester the Wing
tity y about hundred.
The Wings aiso successful in Lln.s.tcr by from 100
u $40 votes An extra from the Exam anI Herald u
fec sOjs:
TnE WINGS STILL TRIUMPnANT!-Tbo "OlJ
Guirt." yesterday proved itself worthy at it, ancient
aad lsns. The entire Wing and Aniimasonc ticket 10
elected by handsome maJOny. nding the despr
rate assaults Of the lJc'f cDs aud their allies. the Natives
The LocrlDco rallied their forces with great yig0r the
snngune hrpc ~ succeeding through the inactivity 81 tie
Wings sud the distraction cIutsI by tho running Of The
Naive dcker; but their tfFbr- vri. The Wing
Hammer still FLATS proudly over tbs Gihr'liar Il
Wing principles unbann,d by tho open assaults u
old emmy, the LpcOUcos. and the d'fgcti'n Il may
weak fnsnhcfs numbered IN ~ tanks. The T.
are fou'cd, they will be when they contact
| with tie veteran legions II The Oh Guafd.
Naiiveism his gwen Is last kick IN La county
" vas sd-d ~ tbs cJnto by the powerful h usuos
the anu taS feeling AN advantage which will poss
rauu--y't II notwithstanding failed effect the gfcat
object ~ ~ leader, The d.fest Of the Wing parry. Stand.
ing on ~ own strength the Native party perfectly
'mpn7c. and canncvofogain rally hsf che force bfoug
10 tie palis yesteldiy.
To the Wings who nobly rallied % tho support Of their
long cherished principles let Ill prsise he gfen. They
have wons victory u which they may well feel proud.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18
rHE ADMINISTRATIONS oE Mr. LANES

We take great p'c,sure in publishing the Of Elem.
ing James, Esq, whose views the subject before Ihr
meeting uf "Wednesday night, 1t seems misunderstood
We glad to fIl that were mistaken, IN opposing
that that gentleman favorable - Canalhng than
10 Rail Roads. liz Ca'd speaks for iiseIf.
To tie Editors Of ,he WAis:
Gentlemen Without intending it, sure. you have
entirely msstzIod nay opinions expressed the meeting
Of "Wednesday night last did express preference
for Canals Railroads generally; bat stated distinctly
that would commit myself any thing that
ing yond gong Mr. Macfarands resolutions proyid
ed they moiii ! suggested 10y Nj Lyons that -
by making BuehHEaE tie point from which Railroad,
any other ro1d should and then nding the
Railroad, advocated IN the resolutions the
favorable Consideration OF the Legislature.
stated moreover. Nj P-tOn's remarks, that when
a great Western improvement fret spoken Of, had
been one q those VII, preferred Rail Road CONNIE
Lynchbug Buchanan, hut at Richmond or Man.
chester; but than hall million Ut dollars had al
ready been expanded IA constructing canal between
Lyncnburg and Buchanan and the Railroad If made
AL pursue pretty much the line Of the River Blu.
chansn could go iOr Railroad between those
points.
cannot attempt this hssiy give my speeches,
but those who heard them viii sustain the
made.
Publish this note in your next paper, and obligs
Your friend and fellow citizen,
Oct. l1th, 1915. FLEMING JAMES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18

On "Wednesday morning, after long aud painful No.
n,s.. wlci she bffo wit exemplary pitcncc sod fuIe
Mrs. SUSAN q. WOODuOUSE cJn,Urt u Mr. James
WOodhyvs', Oi Richmond and tlfd daughter Of the ric
Jno X Hafwood, Esq. After prouaced snguish, she hiss
tuered into that test wc has been long denied her
hoo aChsiian eonqUoTOr, she has vaoqosbcd tie
Of dest afd soired aloi IN triumph Where her virtues
aud Rfhccs were known, IN lic se the love snd
tenn II all and her early DEATH (at the aRo f 20 ha. left
cha-m IN The circle Of Ter inoncs and relatives which
umc cannot ill., Ga her husband ard children the blow
his i"ltn most heavily aud sOuow they must. bot
tso itom whom hope hsth u ID; the remembrance Uf Ter
release from psin aud her certainty ~ happy immortality
must be soaeo to their gei, mitigation their SORROW
Norfolk Herald