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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03
SpOEeus &cs

Dec IS - a. Ion IS 49, packet hip :: Nicholas from
Dee g. IA, 3 ION 20 q exchanged signals with bark Ann
Hood OF Phiiad steering \
Dec 90 lat s. So ion 8. Waldo Of Boston. fn St DOmn-
GO io- Boston.
De-. .; of TGrugns, passed ship Ea,'eH Gove'. Nor
Dee si oil Cape Carnival, ship Glasgow from Noreans fer
Dec 25;h Ia, So lon 20 30 bark Convoy of So l5 day,
from Canton New YORK, with tie head Of heE icrenos,
Dec a. bark Charenasne day, ffoxi NcoEleans for Lir-
Zee H. la, Al g ions 81 = British Snip P.nc' fin Cumber.
land bound 10 EiropS
i % lat - To- lon Il l2. spoke Norwegian bark, hence
for Nniwer,,-cOud not understand her
Dec . of ToEiugEs, schE WscmEn, tom Boston tot A.
Dc 81 40 lon 50 80 spoke hank Louisa Of Phlade
Dee IS lat 81 To- Ion 70 - passed ship Nicholas Bddis.
Nov saw light bark steering Westward supposed to
be the Il Douglas from Rahia.
DEC = of Double He'd Shot Keys. ship Charles. Il ds ia
Vol ilr " lreafr>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

Or 0tuRmoE's BALM or CoLrMBI, WILL IN one or two
,cshcns, Stop Tie hgr from falling out, restore where
BAD md kesp tie head entirely free from dandruf Il has
piieg restored the hair on people of the ui 10 %. aud
a yess after being entirely bald from 10 10 ~ years
Weeoad enumeiaie hundreGs Of Of citizens vino
Eve bad their hair restored throughout the county, and also
e skepica to people tbs cry who knowing 10 It's
SrtnDf Virtues Sold nj u Cpuf;lunuf street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

CASHMERE D'LaINES, MERlNOS, Sc.
The ladies of tis city about TO purchase tho above named
rcies OF dress goods, are invited call and examine
assortment beIrs they purchase, az we
ore now offering 6argnins worthy OF notice.
% 3mis SUTTON & CO.. IL Spnng cor. Sullivan.
N. d. Brocha Plad ClOakngs Of newest styles.
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c. :. FISH. Aucrones,.

Z. :. FISH. .tUCt'oGesr.
,,YC = FiSk-StaTs No = Canal s,resl (Nanonal HAIL.
i AT PRIVATE SALE
lc3- Seno' Nlaotnny r1i e'er desks and maple oed;
land ingram cap-s ply. hgir and manls>es Splendid
fn.wau pict table; psnv forks, laGcs Ensih double Gun
table hrcyr Fars-ce GGl adelaide Hat, al Supeur qsa
y: bras Tenders: smoke condenser, Zoo jewelers. use
\ large quintty ~ sword and other Canes ana Zane
Trimmings; nr scve;al hundred Swords Tor compris
nr fine Tor mdruinetuersaI III auction prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03
Foreign Ports.

At Canton (Whampoal Aus q. ship Ann Mhlm Nn.rne.
fnf Bombsy Sept r. SID l2Ih. ship Eliza Ann Fery "i
AZ Manila August lt ship R,,ab Cunningham. Tor Ney
AZ Saa una C. 4 abou, 5,b ut. b'c Ursula. Roberts. Tor
s. fCaa de Arenas Ca bns Frances, Conn from NYofk,
~ a q At Gambia. aboo. Nov =. bri Robert; Cook NYo,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

BY HAND AND By POWER:
With en- Introductory Account Of It's Rise and Progress IN
ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES.
FOR THE Use MANUFACTURES AND OTHERS
By Clinton g. Gi1roy,
PrGeticG! Weaver and MsnufrctnteI'
One icrrs suo I,ae Illustrated ett aedrfy 90 EaFTar-
,.ss on JFocd cad S,sei, plaia anf eciorsd
THIS /, work with admirable clearness 'hofoogh!
p.cticI and ere Of which manufacturer OF Cloths cah III
fo, to remain ignorant With vew Of ENCOURAGING very
enlarged c.cuntioa TIE woIk has been ssue4 al TIE e1
insly low p:ce Of Five Doilers ne'
.J,i.-, -, Books. accompanied with remittance End
..ec s-,,ors how 70 be add e, viii be neatly put up
and nt free expense to any ofths PRINCIPAL Cites where ea
oe runor II :, e, viii y pat NJ. directed and lsi' al
sny el,oe IN .llis City. according % instructions.
"a - GEO. u BALDWIN. . Sprce-'t.
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Commercial and sonsy matters.

rY- Tor Commercial and yoa-y Matters Fourth PAGE.
THURSDAY ?. NJ.
The Stock Market had an improved tendency t.
day and most description. Improved The sales of Penusyl
van.a IS were dividend Off hch make, Ire sales equal 10 IS
Ia relation 10 the Peni the following statement
founded partly on facts and partly estimate fairly ade
seems TO the question he States 1bp 10 meet from
year To year ali net engagements;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

Touched n; Port Praya, Sept q. wig bark Emma Russell.
spoke of K;s Janeo Nov Is h. ship Planter FOlser, Nan
,ucksi, Clean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03
CTRAV SEIVERS-50 good straw sewers wanted nme
- dately. Apply to !75 Chrystic.i. IS Gus

20 NERJ ia RS AND JOBBERS.-Wnated. b.
YOUNG Il ~. S'tIStOn 4 wholesale IubJin- e'ia
lshncn;. saGl, wlr has bad * yeas eIpefience and
rnn Influence considerable trade. especially Southern. lie
would cngage :or aa compensation and per centCe
snes though his influence. lie also "a the teT
I Hnd fCr cHpabty. &c. refers - his esi en-
psyers. my brother Of The order al Odd Fellows who
tiis, vii receive thanks. Address Immediately, tnnS
lin Trbuse Office III =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

~ LoSGLEys GREAT WESTERN PANACEA, rom Il
saasTsei for the cure Of i.hns Dyspepila ipdses
Su &c. THIS remedy beng of vegetable production may
htea with perfect safety io any of time by persons OF
s ne deicate constitutions. however low they may have
~ reduced by disease II will I've found remedy Tor
0Sseaed iaees 50 Troublesome 10 Young peIsons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

INDIA RUBBER SHOES-PRICES GREATLY
CyGzSA RE0UCED'-The subscribers are selling every
description india Rubber Shoes and over shoes ~ s.eat
reduction from 0:ne and lower taa' can DC ioih e
where
Wltl the aid of Invention q tser o'n ley me ena
bed 20 sell nesc article Of the Metallic Rubber over -io
superior any thing the snd before offered 20 the pup
lcnaaed their elasticity ~ the coolest weather
ac viii turn white when the vanish wears OIL nsne
by the case dozen single pair the Warehouse oil The New
a IwiS HUTCHINSON & EJNfON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

WHowiSrs TO HEAR WELL ?-Dr. McNalr's Acoustic Oil
pte noa wonderful article known curing Deainess,
many remarkable instances of good effects daily
ini ~ S' W. .. N""''iAi'AN's'iNs'' NV - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

rnvrpy rorrRy or suAvlsc Thee is a. mush poetry
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-. WANTED TO HIRE, by IN elderly Lady, a room
go and bed room. or nrse pantry attached. with .oTs
CITY Hall line addressed to A. h. r. this Office stating 10
Gallon and terms. will be promptly atien ded to- Jlr
-. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A valuable and
G<t highly improved Country Senf Mt Jamaica, with
l.-l about 10 acfes OF land ronng Fulton II 40 ect.
Buildings NIL and large assortment of selected
fruit and plants in banng also 400 ornamental
,sr-n desrbe property for gentleman doing business
JNO. H. POILLON,
jal I'M No. Atlantic Il. South Ferry, Brooklyn.
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= y SINGS, RICH ARUS h Pf.a1T-S,o,e 81 Bread.
- wsy--->,ra! enl' HaSs el6sEniaeEts
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OoT-On Sunday the 29,h inst near the corner of Ninth;
:ect and uairefslty Pace ue sci, ct Bug enbio'eie
with Lace The finder vii be suitably rewarded By eaviag II
M 20 Ninth street 3 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

-asfpNlriss CURED FOR 80 Crs.Who vii suffer these
ssutarns palns when they told that Cushmans Rheu
I Any will instantly stop ITS acoalzin: paueS. hcaTes
~ Colds pam IN the joints boaes Hm6ago, govt or
~ sNS &c. This assure you most heavenly rem
NV NC 10 spmhuc. Soll nj - Chatham street. IS Broad
%iS Fulton street Brooklyn. Price 80 cts. OF 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

HUI z MD tFtI.-Inefe Is chanse % note n .e
,nard Gr pc. Western 81 50 for ali descriptions aud
cute dull T receipts OF Southern verT large. acd the
maize; heavy. Some grades be bought at a 90 We
quote Baltimore. Richmond Country, Georgetown. i!axGn
dfG Inspection s,c. a - 81 55'4 Georgetown "a g
Richmond City s. 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

r. VI BAKER. Auc,0geer
tPY MORGAN & JOHNSTON. store 2ls Roadway.
- TINS DAY al 10 oclock,
and yereal a>sr:;let 90 I'y Gpoia. Cutlery, Ge
S!ser Watches. omass' which are some superior En-.
sh icsgts 1cwey. Fanny Article &. Sc. bersi cash
advances made on al. gHmen Ga; door sales attended
49,, dSl I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

sR MBBARDGoLDsMIrHs STONE toi Broadway.
VIA corner Walker street, conStansiy making ad-
EIh d..ons TO his Stock Of Watches, Jewsiry. Silver
s..lE Ware ard Fancy Goods. H. 6. g. invariably boys
or cAsH thereby getting gok the loe,t hence be
efeb by keeping The principles Of crek saez and
moderate returns 10 please his cuscren both regard 70
quality end pnce
All kinds Of Jewelry made to order Watches and Jewelv
carefully repaired. Old Watches God snd sxsI ,aksn u
exch-as. OF bought for cs5h. H. G. STONE,
di3 stt s0l Broadway. corner Waker-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

Ss0ay ~ c nnod Lectufer.-Df. EUEN Of Uk,cf
s'snas d GINS many y,ar.a o'ugsisI hi, CITY wiz ,his
I'D EsRrs,i Hall, the corner OF Eighth ay.,s
lecture o. ~ eemmenc ng precisely a. O'clock deliver
ltssoqesssa QsHeEarS asa Tsnperanee III. boz
ees srrr,. continued with macy ehas;e well timed ,rsc
sgpT Th with wit and sie con:nUa 10 etea, ,eS,
ts ao1Se special tequeS: W.T.! rcest TIC Lecture
hs Co.. aij tNenlng at the iSuf IN Tnalisn
~ n,ase 49,; eeiHeen Snetii aad We;.S;S ASIDE i,on
MAD rhss III OF The Doctors Lecture II should be horn
ar NM - popf as To the thlng OF TIA. world besd.s
sl sHe Inn, witch latter consideration aIop, i, Il hored
se apy efss houses. Tickets Is, cts cStanei
ed 10 e.h ~ he Washington Temperance Soc;e.es a.
un Ia ~ me Halls aud Drug Stores IN The immediate
sDYson ooo'. OF q. the Croton Lunch corner Bower
je3a
= WHO. Essi . s.1tis su@ Furs--Sellinx By retail
ne,, NJ .ges iof tins wKxK ONLY. al NJ Cont
pb Yousyes sn,ssasay. Ladies, doa io,set 70 cali and
Rrs. - S Sa' MO amns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

go TATCHES-The largest and most splendid as
sS s0rtnenl az Watches the city to be found nj tas
e. "a silaenLets. lie c0as'aniy reeeivny al dssenp
81, % ors vi Gold and Silver Watches, OF me Pcsest
yls1 The England. Ffsncc 800 cH1
zeria and enabled u oiIer aEEe a. 1ni
- prres al reial tiiaD Other house m the caY Gosa
Wsrha a. low as 81 as each watches aqd yewefy
cycInuset or bought All ~steics vnIIlEiei 10 keep sSo
TIE -, ihe ynorey etu ID. 'ia;csa. fekS I'D JsNey
- - n IT, is.t lseE. 80 WLGtaied lover Dan y shy
"'si ~ I'm is.,,asief q! Watches ard Jsssiry.
,t,f ,yhs.ssnIe aad reisit % WaLst- up ,tsifs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

GRAlN.-The;e haye been sales of Wheat; Cora IS 30
North Carolina .Tfl;c have been taken. he maEe Is rather
dull Cat a-e retailing II - a cents for northern. Sales
2C1 bushels Southern on private terms Rye noaingly IS
cent? delivered 4 sale Ui 90 bushels CT 81 cents del:ersd
y 10 sale tOr Baiey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03
MARINE JOURNAL.

1lyi.ruRs .LaASAo-Is!s D.T.
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In relation TO tie inquiry in the Ohio Legislature

Markets. Carefully Reported jor Tn. T,ri5uae.
THURSDAY. Jsn. >
iSHES.SThe.e yeEy l;e don- ocny. and 10: many OF
ne old lots offering Buyers waiting fuf the nssec;ol
lsi9. OF which no-.aay
81 fOr Pears ard So - Tor Pots with sr1ul -a!es
Expert, from l.; 10 3lsi December.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-17
Another Voice from he Granite STATE !,

We lay before our readers another proposition
on the annexation Of Texas 1t is offered Nv
Mr.. Burke Of New Hampshire 10 the House
Of Representatives. II breathes fine spirit and
we thank him for it 1t brealhcs spirit which
becomes the man, The Stale, and an American
statesman.
Whilst on this subject, il is impossible for us
10 pass over another gentleman from New Hamp-
shire, whose noble devotion 10 principle and TO
his country is on par with his distinguished
talents The Tarif-Texas-all the great ques-
tions of the day. have been met by him like man
and like statesman. Whom can we mean but
Levi Woodbury., Senator Of The United States 7
fthe thanks Of one humble Virginian-(ons p
lie, us rather say Of every Republican in Vir-
GINA, be of any account in his eyes, they are
Justly his. Hedoes not fritter away his strength
in struggling with imaginary monsters. He does
not higge about little or fictitious difficulties but
marches up 10 his object with the wisdom Of a
statesman, and the frmness OF man. He de-
clares himself openly and boldly for Texas, be-
cause he believes its acquisition necessary for The
good of his whole country. He considers her in
dependent, and is willing TO receive her into our
bosom, without asking The consent OF any other
power If Mr. Woodbury. had done no more,
than stand up for the immediate annexation Of
Texas, he would have been entitled to the graft
tude OF the people; but combined with this ques-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-17

LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA,
SENATE.
Lmcs Pipcr and Eqnawhn Comp0nu


James Rircr and Kanawhn Company.
The resolution for the appointment Of Joint
Committee to examine the affairs Of the James
River and Kanawha Company came up for con-
sideralion, upon which arose lengthy and warm
discussion in which Messrs McMULLEN,
cox, NEWMAN and SH[NN, in opposi-
tion and Messrs. STANARD, CAPERTON,
BONDURANT, WALLACE and GALA
HER, in favor, took part and passed, ayes Is,
noes IL, "a follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Scott, (Speaker) Sutton, Wal
lace, Thompson, jr., Peyton, BonduranI, Gala
her Caperton, Dennis, S.anard, Carter Mofteti.
Sloan, Crump, Guerranf Rogers McCauley and
Thompson OF ks.
NoEs-Messrs. Cox, Crawford, Wiley, Spark,
Baptist, Garrett Piper, Penn, McMullen, Taylor,
and Newman-ll.
The SPEAKER announced The following as
the committee on the part of The Senate VIZ:
MessrS. Stanard, Guerrant, Thompson OF A.,
and McCau'ey.
A message was received from the House, BY
Mr. Broaddus of Cupeper, announcing the pas,
sage of a resolution, fixing "Wednesday, the 23d
instant, for the election OF Senator Of the United
States from the 4lh Of March next.
Laid on the table, on motion Of MIR. NEW
MAN.
Mr.. PEYTON reported bill for The ncorpo-
ra.ion OF the Virginia Collegiate Institute. Laid
on the table
Also. 10 incorporate the Augusta Female Sc
mnarv. Laid on The table.
Mr.. SLOAN reported bill authorizing the
County Court of Morgan to rebuild the Court
house Passed
Mr.. CARTER moved an adjournment. Lost
ayes II, noes Is.
On motion of Mr. NEWMAN, Mr.. THOMP-
SON'S-of Neutrality-suspicious. III regard 10
Texas came mp.
Mr. STANARD delivered an argument against
the constitutional power OF the Senate TO originate
the resolutions, concluding with The following sub
sltule ior the first resolution:
Resolred, In Tie Senate, That the annexation OF
Texas % the United States ought TO be effected at
the earliest period that may be practicable, con-
sstcntIy with The obligations Of The Constitution,
the internal peace and tranquility OF the country,
and the faith and honor OF the nation
MIR. THOMPSON of kanawha replied.
Mr.. McMULLEN also made some remarks.
Alter some further discussion, in which Mr..
GALLAElER participated, MIR. STANARD
moved 10 lar the whole subject OH the table
Lost-aye> I'D, hoes 10.
Mr. STANARD'S substitute was lost BY the
following vote:
hlhs.-heSsrs oultoh, thompson ol hiihelst'
Peyton. Bondurant, Gallaher, Capcron, Stanard,
Carter, Crump. Rosers-l0.
NoEs-Mes>rs. Scott, Speaker Cox, Wallace,
Crawford Wiley, Spark, Baptist, Garrett, Piper,
Dennis, Penn, Mofelt, Sloan, McMullcn, Tay
lor, Guerfant, McCaulcy, Newman, Thompson
OF Kanawha-l9.
The original resolutions were then passed
ayes Is, noes 7-as follows:
ArEs-Messrs Scott, (SpcakerD Cox, Craw-
ford Wiley, Spark, Baptist Garrett, Piper, Den
mis-, Penn, Mofeil, Sloan, McMullen, Taylor,
Gucrranr, McCauley, Newman, Thompson OF
kanawha lis.
ors-Messrs.-Bondura Gallaher, Caper
ton, Stanard, Carter, Crump Rogers
On motion of MIR GARRETT,
The Senate adjourned al 81 o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-17

TN CHANCERY-VlRG At rules taken
i in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery of Prince Edward
county, The 9TH day OF November, 1874:
Jesse Michaux Sheriff OF Prince Edward Co.,
and Thomas t. Tolty, Plaintiffs:
Against
JOS. G. Williams, and Jane E. his wife, John
w Richie, Ed ]. Roberts and Cuihbert Roach,
Defendants.
The defendants Roberts and Roach not having
entered their appearance and given security ac-
cording 10 the Act Of the General Assembly, and
the rules OF this Court and happening that they
are not inhabitants of this State, on the motion
of The plaintiffs, by counsel is entered, at rules
aforesaid, and accordingly ordered, that The said
defendants Roberts and Roach do appear al rules
to be taken in the Clerks Office Of said Court, on
the frs, Monday in February next and answer
the plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some one Of the public
newspapers printed in the city of RichmoLd for
two months successfully, and also posted at the
front door of the courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Tes,e
Nov es-w9m B. WoRsHAM, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-17
Fer hr Engpifer.
TO TIE STATE RIGHTS REPUBLICANS
OF CUMBERLAND!


I, will he Necessary for you in Il short time, 10
select a suitable person 10 represent you in The
next louise OF Delegates Of the General Assem-
biz oil Virginia. The occasion will require 4
fearless advocate OF The leading te;.;urcS OF that
system OF policy, founded upon strict construc-
lion Of the Constitution, for which Virginia has
commended throughout her past history. Such
men may be found as well among the Republican
members ofihe Wing Party, rs i'll our own ranks.
Their adherence TO Mr.. Clay in the late Presi-
Dental sirugsle-in which our arms gained such
a brilliant and decisive victory--was owing more
10 their high appreciation OF his personal quaili-
cations, than To concurrence OF opinion in his
bold and magnificent scheme oi Government
Party pride may, and sometimes does influence
our political action, but can never destroy the
bond ofsympathy created by a community Of sen
iiment, as 10 the grants of power existing in our
Federal Constitution. The Republican portion
OF the Wing Party holds the same doctrines in
political economy as ourselves; and il VIC are not
agreed as TO the best mode of keeping and dis
bursting the revenues oil the nation, we, at least,
form common opposition 10 the Wing scheme
Of finance. Patriotism therefore, suggests 10 all
the friends OF constitutional Government the
necessity OF uniting in determined effort to sup
port the faithful guardians of the peoples rights
and interests in the approaching Spring Elections.
Mindful Of the arduous service and long-tricd
fidelity Of many efficient and useful members of
the Republican Parry in Cnmbcrland-wh have
strong claims upon your consiieratlon-we,
nevertheless, venture TO bring TO your notice Col
William Wilson, who, through life, has nflexby
opposed Federal doctrines and Federal measures,
and has rendered himself acceptable 10 all Re-
publicans ~ his jealous advocacy Of The chief
principles OF their policy. Should you confer the
nomination on him, and should be accept tot
which we arc unadviscd-you will have secured
a bold, decided, and energetic leader, combining
in his character personal influence and political
orthodoxy, sufficient 10 gain the enthusiastic and
generous support Of State Rights men OF all par
ties. MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-17

~ Th- following brief communication . rom
one who las devoted as much OF his lille 10 me
construction OF the Constitution as any man IN
Virginia: ,
There is in one OF The volumes OF The Madison
PAPERS something which seems 10 me decisive OF 81
the constitutional question a. TO the admission Oh
Texas as a nerr STATE have seen no nolicc Oh
it. though that may be- perhaps, because reaa
very lille OF The newspapers. ~ltis in page lSio,
that YOU will find the original language oil ,he
Constitution in relation 10 new States. l ne
clause, as il stands in the draft as reported py
the Committee, is the 18th article, and IS III these
words: "New States lariuNy constituted or tsn0-
lished ,ritiin he limits Of the United Sfnlfs,
may be admitted BY the Legislature into tins 10.
vernment; hut TO such admission the consent Oh
two-thirds OF the members present in each House
shall be necessary" The plan OF the Constitu-
ton was afterwards reccmmitted 10 commit
tee who reported the clause as it nop stands, SfH
mr. ont he pords ADORE Naiici@d, and thus leaV-
ing the admission of new States rithom ne re-
sirictioa or Limitation which they created. This
10 nv mind is conclusive; though was perfect
" satisfied before | saw il, as the words new
States in this clause is but substitute Tor Inc
word Canada in The Articles OF Confederation,
which could moi have been literally retained with
out nmbrage 10 Great Britain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

A LII persons having claims against the Es-
II tate Of Edward Carter, who died some years
since in the county o! Henrico, are requested 10
present them 10 Mr.. Philip B. Jones, Richmond,
ior payment; and those indebted 10 said Estate are
requested TO make immediate payment to him, as
| am anxious TO close my administration on said
estate Mr. Jones is alone authorized 10 collect
the debts due 10 said estate.
ROBERT A. MAYO.
Sheriff Of Henrico county, aud as such,
Administrators Of Eiw. Garter, deed.
I'm 10 flaV0m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-17
TO The Editors ofdc Enquirer.

ALBEMARLE, 18Th Jan, lSl3.
Gentlemen: | was nominated BY convention
of delegates from the counties oil this Congress
sional District as the Republican candidate, 10
supply The vacancy occasoned By he resignation
of Gov. Gimer oil his seat in the Congress OF
The United States. I accepted the nomination
and canvasscd the District rs well Is might III
the space intervening between the nomination and
The election then and nOw believe, there is
majority OF The resilient voters OF the district on
The Republican side as has been demonstrated in
The late Presidential contest. The election was
LOST 10 the Republican party By majority Of
eighty odd votes, from The extraordinary efforts
of the Wings an and OIL of the district. was
NOT satisfied that The result was what It would
have been in a general election throughout The
State when the voters are more confined Ia Their
respective districts, and had determined, aud 50
expressed myself 10 some oi my friends, 10
renew the contest at the regular election
in the Spring | understand that the impress
sion was on The minds OF many OF the vo-
ters OF The district, that would be reluctant 10
renew the contest, and did not again desire 10 be
a candidate as this impression has been made
without any consultation with me, have thought
il best To give it This public contradiction. Be
lieync il will conduce to The harmony of The
party in the district, and will best express my
gratitude 10 the friends who honorcd me with The
nomination, and 10 the generous Democracy who
so strongly s,lsfa nel il, deem il due 10 them and
my own honor 10 declare myself a candidate Al
the ensuing Congressional election in this district.
BE so good as 10 publish this letter, and believe
Inc 10 be, with very great respect,
Your obedient servant,
WIN. r. GORDON.