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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-07
osasrai Assembly % Virginia.
SENATE.


- TnuasbAy. Feb 6. le<s.
bill vss rsesvsd from the Hosss. stating the passage
parts Of tho counties q Priaes Edward Char.
lotto and Csmpes-whieh ball wss referred TO shs commit.
tss Of Gems raj Lava
The bill nom the Hesss. inposns taxss Zoe the supper,
Of government ives also rsfsnst and ordered printed
bill TO change the name Of plsee-fos holding . So
gss.,s election IN 'hs county q Lesdosn and Zoe sssas
wss referred TO Messs Rosen, Garrett, and Garter.
The resolution from the House. Zoe The election on the
7'h. oi the Auditor and other oticsu taken up and
The Speaker laid before the senats letter from the su
Perinssndsnt Of The Public Guard. Laid shs abls.
Also. Resolutions om the of Rhode Island sgsins,
the annexation Of Texas. Laid on tho table.
Tsxss Rsssistisss.
On motion Of Mr.. NxwsAR. the Senate took up the Re.
solutions The subject Of the Annexation Of Texas.
The pending question wss The motion of Mr.. TnohP
Of X issist upon the Sena,s's amendments To the
amendment Of the House-she rs declaring snnsx,tion
bv Jsiaf rsssisfiss Of Congress- lawful and
Mr.. wALLAcs moved that the Senate ssk conferences
with the House d Delegates the subjects Of disagree.
ment
This motion objected to, ~ being out Of order-snd
the Chair deciding Order an appeal from the de-
cision VI the Chair taken By Mr.. MeMusu and the
decision reversed-syes9, noes Is.
Much debate took place this point of order bstwsep
Messp McMullen, Wallace, Coz Carter Boadur.n, Gal
iaher and Stsnard.
Mr. THOMPSON Of H.. was disposed 10 withdraw hi. mo.
ZION to a, oa, subsequently, permitted the question to be
Mr. MecAuLrY asked division, and the question. .wll
the Senate iHsisi its 6rst smenmsnt ." decided
the affirmative, rs follows;
Ayn.-Messrs Scott, tSpesker) Cox, Wallace, Craw.
ford Wiley, Spark, Baptst, Garrett Piper Dennis Penn
Moffeu, Sloan. McMulen. Taylor, Guerrani. Newman,
NoKs-Messrs. Sutton, Thompson Of A., Peyton. Bon.
McCauley-ll. :
Mr.. McCAuEY explained his vote in the negative He
said he voted at FIRST because he thought insisting upon
the constitutional point might break up the whole.
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Il
norsiaad, &c.
40 cssvssdoa " Dslsyssss Of the whls party from
osesnssss eonposins the Sssstorai District repre-
sssssd ~ Col no. w. Carter held wes,moresnd Cour,
nsuss. e nesasy 9Th January. lsts-,s select
tsssss 70 hsesssd Cel csnsr. who rstires.
90 ossisa q Lee. wsshinstou. Eco. OF westmore-
haA. w. Z. Msssa. Ess- delegate from King George.
wssspvoinssd Prssden,. and w. Y. stumsa Esq., dele
GSksa aiss~ssd eosnsy, Vice Presidsn, Of th, Con-
vsssioa. -tT. lIf..
On .osioa Of Or. Js. 'wbcelwrsh, Of wsstmoreand.
wn. D. kssoo, Fac. delegate from that county, was
n ssms. Of Delegates being called tho following gen.
usssa sppssrsd and took their
essaord-J. q. Garland.
Kias osoee- J. 8. Qaessnbsry. N. Quesenberry. and
w. z. Macon,
wsssmorslsnd-Dr. r. Murphy. w. II. Benson. Law.
wsshinqsoa Jos. wh.slwrighi Jane. II Payne. James
- Wn Edwsrds, Dr. T. H. Dity, c. c. Jet, Dr. Jamo.
Rishnoed- TAOm,. Jones. Jr.. VIM. c. Smith, J. w
Collins. !. A. Psyton, w. Y. Sturmsn.
Norshumberisnd-Sam Sraughan, b. $. Middleton.
-. Bailey, j. H. Elmorc Jas L. Lsmkn. Jos. Desheds.
Lancaster unrepresented.
The Convention being organi.cd-Law. Washington,
Esq, rcse and nominated George W. Lewis Esq- OF West
0eos, and made remarks in favour OF his nomns
doa Thee remarks occssioned little conversation,
which rssul,sd in the withdrawal OF the Of Col Tny
les ead George w. Lewis unanimously chosen the
candidate q the Wing party succeed COL Ro. w Carter
Tes Wise Prssidsn, having taken the chair, W. r. Ma.
ssa go, cGeed the following resolution which he
panied with brief and eloquent speech.
-Resolsed That this Convention in nominating George
w. Lewis the candidate OF the Wing party in the ap-
prssehing election Of Senator recommend him the
ta snppo Of ihsir political brethren throughout the dis
uict, q gentleman worthy OF their confidence; n
Wing entitled to be uussed-who has rjoced
victories. moarned our defeats, and who, firm in the
faith. will eth struggle Tor the triumph Of those principles
and which believe be nseparable IrOm the
best interests OF the country
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To The Edilors of the IVhie.

Gentleien-Pemit several voters, through your paper
to bring before the Community Of Richmond tho OF
THOMAS p. AroUsr, suitable person represent the
City in the House of Delegates Mr.. August well
known in Richmond require hands any elaborate
high.wrought eulOgy. His talents of a very high or
der firm aud inhexble in his political sentiments, and de
voted all the great interests OF the city. In ADDITION
all these merits, the gallant Wings OF the will eve,
hold in grateful remembrance tbs brilliant and efficient
vices of Mr. August during the Presidential srug
gle. SEVERAL VOTERS.
Fab
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FATAL AND DISTRESSING ACCIDENT To MISS
CLARA WEBSTER,


A very lanentsbe accident took place at Drury Lane
Theatre London, the night Of the l4,h December dur
the performance oil 1.-The Revolt of the Harem" which
proved fatal Mss Clara Webster the dancer In the
second Of the ballet ladies' Of the Harem are discoy
cred bathing omong whom Zuica the royal slave Miss
Webser During scene the gas placed at the
bottom OF the stage. or under the sunken portion Of IT,
wheTe The wafer pieces. or waves, placed caught the
light draPery OF Miss Webste dress, and instant her
whole person was euveloped in Hsmes This frightfal
event taking place ON the stage, in sight Of the
dience, the whole house IN u state OF conster.
nation, and issued from the ladies' in front
Of the boxes and pat who the FIRST perceive ihe
appalling accident. The whole corps de ballet who were
the stage with her, closed around her. the
flames, but terrified at the appearance which presented
tei they reened ana she pushed
the front Of the Stage. Mrs Punkeu alone endeayored
10 eXungush the flames, and IN doing, herself near
falling victim TO her inrepdiiy aud good feelings At
Tins moment carpenter belonging Ia the thesre, sprang
from the wing OF the STAGE and throwing himself upon
young lady, exnguished the fire by rolling upon her. In
doing So however he severely upper p aud recev
cd some slight injury himself from the burning clothes
Miss Webster mme tatey taken into the green room
and aeed upon sofa. Her clothes nearly oil con-
sumed, nj least oil her external garments Fortu-
nately, Doctor harsden was in the Theatre md
his assistance rendered without delay. The
usual application Of spirts Of wine and water -four
were had recourse to- and assistance rendered
Miss Webes face much blsered and in some parts
scorched, the eycashes and eyebrows OFF, but the
hair oil the head untouched. The lower exuemities
much scOfched. and the flesh OF the hips was also
burnt The hands also suffered dreadfully Miss Webster
never ost her recollection but exhibited
the dreadful agony under which she abored great
powell and extraordinary moral foruude. She was convey
ed TO her home, in Upper Norton street. in carriage at
tended by Dr. Mursden, who administered fresh
aud who afterwards uncea.irg in his attendance On
Monday there was some favourable symptoms, snd
hoped the unfortunate Young lady would receiver We re-
gre TO state however, that Hiss Webster died 81 o'clock
on Tuesday morning, from the effects Of injuries she re
eovod. Sire be her suferngs with great forutude and
did not sppear 10 shrink from the prospect deah which
Il was intimated during the evening. awaited her.
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Sou,aern Literary Me.mnsr-Vi,ri.is.

The February No. Of tn Periodical laid on our
table yesterday. and the table OF promises high
ly-"News from Virginia" by Captain John Smith, first
Published in l6OS-"Lake Defences and Western Inter
est."-"Appeal to the Legislature in behalf of Colonsl
Records by Professor Geo. Tucker OF the University
&c, with specimens Of original poetry superior in some
to the general Magazine staple.
OF the various articles in the February No. have had
but the time to glance the which chiefly interested
u-the "News from Virginia. and the Of Professor
Tucker the subject Of procuring from English archives
public and private the ample materas which exist there
illustrate the colonial history Of Virginia These articles
will well repay perusal.
But, to Legislature all appeals like that Of Profes-
Tucker, appear useless and thrown away They
deaf the demands Of the highest sanci:y which can
be presented 10 hem-those OF education. They v
gnia daily retograding in all rcspecis-n prosperity in
political weight in population above ALL in information
From being the Sun Of the System decline into Star Of
third fourth magniIude-from being the Athens.
where the Revolution all informed, sink into The
Bgoiia of the Conederacy, with the largest OF g
norsnce, eclpsng in this particular Pennsylvania herself
And what notice do Lawmakers condescend to take
OF these disgracefu truths None whatever. A road or
canal is OF far higher consequence in their eyes, and
Texas obsraeton discussion Of Federal politics. ever
futile barren of good never leading any result but
offering opportunity for display and political capital
making the time which ought be devoted to
the less attractive subject OF education but one infinitely
superior and more sacred
We begin be OF the mind Of those who think that we
have many lawyers and asprans in councils
intent upon their advancement than the
public wea-men fonder of display than of pork-men
looking to themselves, and not To the Public good
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WoOdville, 9Th feb'y, lsI5.

ELoPIAEsT-JacOb kesser If Indiana, announces the
eopemen Of his wife, the mother of three children with
George w. Maxwell, who is blacksmith by trade was
Colonel in militia, Justice OF the Peace. Master Mason
in the Masonic Fraternity, and class leader in the Me
thodst Church. lie has taken his commission Colonel
and Justice, and certificate of good standing in the
lodge with him. lie also has left wife and children be-
hind LIZ Y
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PLAOUEMINE FRAUDS

The House of Representatives OF Louisiana have appoint
ed committee inquire into the frauds committed ut
Plaquemine by which Mr. Clay cheated the
OF that State The Wings man, voted for the propo
son sppoint the committee Of enquiry and the Loco,
with two honorable exceptions, voted in body against
Raleigh RsRisfsr
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u In pursuance of our purpose OF pressing the claims
OF EDUCATION on Virginia, and by request Of several
gentlemen, we shall publish tomorrow, or early pos
sible the Report OF the Convention Of Colleges held this
city last winter understood pen Of Pfesi-
dent Garland Of Randolph Macon. Tine Leg i..,u,o will
be compelled shake OF fatal lehsgy on that sub
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RoBERr WHITEHEAD, Sscrv.
YES, HOW &c TT,

Ho~ is IT,, said Gen. Mckay, the other day, "thst f
wing be turned out OF Office he Immediately settles his
accounts, and we hear nothing of hm-snd the
Democrat who would hold to Office is turned ont for
dishonesty and never settles his We have got rid
Curtis and everything with the Treasury while
by Swsrtwout and ioyt, have lost. know not how
many millions don't understand all this"
Ralsieh R>risfrr.
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JOSEPH X. IRVING, ESQ.

The correspondence Of this gentleman, with Commit
tee Of the recent Wing Convention Charlottesville,
eeived late appear to-day will be published to-mor
row. Mr. Irving accepts the nomination Congress- %
unanimously rendered him by the Convention.
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IL is understood that Wing Meeting /" Fsuquier Court
House has 6scd on Tuesday after the 9TH Monday Of Feb
rusy being the 2sd day Of the monthly Court Of that ecun:
iyl ss the day. and wanenon the place. for holding
Whg Convention for the selection Of Candidate for The
9Th Congressional District Tho other counties Of the Dis
,ric, arc requested make appointments at her earliest
convenisnce.
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IL IL is rumored that Gen. Almone. Mexican Minis
the u States has been recalled but whether by San
Ana the Revolutionary Government does not appeal
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To N, Editors Of the Whie 4,

Gcnlerncn-You will please do me the favor 20 allow me
say, through your columns, that shall not be candidate
for reelection the House Of Delegates In the spring
make this early announcement, In order hs my trends IN
Fsuquier may make such speedy selection Of candidate
TO I'll my place 10 them may proper take this
opportunity briefly eJpfeS my thanks to my counymen
for the confidence they have repOsed IN me- and TO say That
in return while here have endeavoured fsithfoy and
siduousy though hurnby, admit IN dschsrge the duties
their kindness aud partsliy have deyoyed upon me.
Richmond, Feb. 9Th, l545. JOHN MARSHALL.
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MARRIED,

On the 25th u. by Rev. WIN. J. Winston, Mr.. RoB1RI
LLOYD. to Miss MARY T.. HoLLiys all Of Gooch,nd.
On the 3Oth ult, by the same Mr. RoBERI P. CLENESIs
to Miss SUSAN j. LAYNE, oil Of Goochland.
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9J Noticc-cneo Sale OF Sugar. Moa..es &C, Roekeus
this O'Clock which
n7 DUNLOP. MoNCURE 4 co, Auets.
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IL There mail yesterday north Of Frcdericks-
burg doubt caused by the freezing OF the Potomac Wed
nesday niyht.
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NU FIX:
HC WILLIAMS HAgALI.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

WksrxoRILASD COURT HousE, Jan. 81, leI5.
Dear Sir, The Convention that assembled here tLtay,
for the purpose Of designating candidate OF the Wing
party To represent th. District the Senate OF the
have assigned the gratifying duty making known
YOU that their deliberations resulted in your nomination,
and 10 solicit your acceptance thereof.
We give you stronger OF the wish OF
the whigs Of The District confer their upon you
coming election Than conveyed in the fact Of your
having been selected by the unanimous Of the Con-
ventop.
Not doubling that under such circumstances you will
give your the parry with ~hch you
have long acted take the occasion express
dfidua well political wishes for your success
sad add Of the high respec, and regard
which are.
Your friends and obi servs,
4. w. r. MASON,
-ui l.. WASHINGTON,
CHAS. c. JETr,
JAMES b. MARYE,
JAMES II. PAYNE.
To oxoHsk w. LIwIs, Esq. Westmoreland.
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I'HE Co.PartnershP existing between AyIs
- Psmbron, % tbs day doivsd by satiai oonses, Al
pf~ns hVne elm against ibrB picle pfesent then, for
msmea 90 John rHLfoTrs, Pemberon and iboss IN
tobted WI do 4, 1-vd1
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$4,000 white adults, according &c Ihe
IFFredercksburg Herald and Alexagdris Gazette ar,
requested u copy.
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j. r. VORDS OFFICE.

Lotsry draws day. Capital $1,000 Tickets ga
Risk package OF IS Who'll. $3.50 halves $3.50. quarters
$40 Call befors half past II o'eioet WORDS Once,
Opposite the Exchange.
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PI A 0S!
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES,

DURSUANT TO the provisions Of three deeds
of ereeuted BY Lewis Montague of Mddieser
county, and Of record in the CLERKS eee Of sad ecunyhc ia
debt due Jone. Cop,on the sd debt due George
Wright and ID for the benen ~ Clopon
supsror Court of Law snd Chan
Gerry for Mde.~r county Pan rerm teff WIN sell
AZ public suction Montagne Hsser county on THURSDAY.
The day March ihe following property 70 wit Unef
The Ie deed aet pafcsi ~ Land lying Mddiesex and We
containing 200 siso the following Negro
Saves Fanecs and Polly Under the VI deed the
following Negroes Ambrose boys
and Betsy s-an negroes rrconveyed "a
together ~ land containing 400 orIes.
vh eh the 400 form part.
Land onsf Inducements 10 purchasers o. sood
quality and dous Dwelling House.
necessary Houses In erceent repair Tn. tile believed
ouetorabl, but selling hsT convey title
give The Negroes reaeray young vsiusb
e 7-wtds iUsfJS N. TRIaLE. Trustee
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and union make their pathway from the Allan
tic to the Pacific; thrice happy in death, Tor
while he believed the liberties OF his country
.imperishable, and was cheered by visions OF
its constant advancement. he departed from
this life in fall hope of blessed immortality,
through the merits and atonement OF his Re-
Edeemer.
Officers ofthe army, the navy, and the marine
corps, will wear Grape on the left arm and on
their swords; and the colors of the several
regiments will be put in mourning, for the pc
lriod ofsix months. At the naval stations, and
ION public vessels in commission, the flags
will be worn at halt-mast for one week; and on
the day after this order is received, twenty
|one minute guns will be fired, beginning at II
O'Clock. At each military station, the day
after the reception of this order. the national
flag will be displayed at half-staff from sun
rise to sunset; thirteen guns will be fired at
day break; half-hour guns during the day; and
lat the close of the day general salute. The
troops will be paraded at 10 o'clock, and this
|order read to them, on which the labors OF the
day Will cease.
Let the virtues Of the illustrious dead retain
their influence, and when energy and courage
are called to trial, emulate his example.
GEORGE BANCROFT,
Acting Secretary of War, and
Secretary of the Navy.
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Dreadful Fire!

In another column of this weeks Jour.
nal, will be found detailed account of the
dreadful fire which visited our sister town.
Fayetteville, on last Friday morning. II
would seem, from some cause or other.
that fires have been much more frequent
and destructive, during the last six months,
than at any period for a great many years.
Not paper we take up, but we find in il
IA paragraph headed " des tructive fire, b"
is awful confagration," or the like. The
fire of Friday last, is the most destructive
which has visited Fayetteville since 1881.
We see by the CaroIinian, that brother
|Bayne has been more fortunate than mos
|of his neighbors. He has not lost much;
but enough to be felt severely. The Oh
server Office was totally destroyed. We
publish Mr.. Hale's card TO his patrons. as
we find it in the Carolinian. We sympa
Ishize with him deeply. but feel assured
that in a very short time, he will rise from
the calamity with renewed vigor and ener'
Icy. Brother Hale is not the man to be
cast down by misfortune. Now is the
time, if ever, for the respective friends oil
these two presses, to step forward and LEND
them their helping hands. For the par.
|ticulars of this awful fire, we refer to the
article of the Carolinian. prepared for tina
paper by the editor Of the Observer.
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From the Ne,c6ernian, OF the 10th inst,
we learn that the iron bolts through which
the chains were passed, that confined!
Christopher Columbus in the dungeon, al
the city of St. Domingo, had arrived in
Newbern. These singular relics of ,yran.
ny, around which, so many associations
must gather. were'brought to that town,
together with the papers of Robert s.
Moore, whose death we recorded some
time ago. He was purser of the Wanda.
lila. and obtained them whilst on visit to
st. Domingo, some time before his death
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FRESH DIFFICULTIES I'm THE


Every thing progresses with almost ma
glcal rapidity in the West. 'Tis said that
in Missouri, the ladies wear bustles so
large that they can't get into the church
doors. A dreadful state OF things, and
likely to create serious difficulties, as the
male portion Of the congregation refuse to
enlarge the doors, and the ladies are equal.
|ly decided in their dissemination to stick
TO their Combinations.
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MEDICAL STUDENTS.

We call the attention of those who are a
bou: to enter upon the study Of Medicine, te
the advertisement Of Dr.. Dunbar, which will
he found in another column. We have con
versed with gentleman in this town, who in
forms Us that the Card of Dr.. Dunbar speaks
nothing more than the truth. That the facil
titles afforded the student, are such as will
amply compensate him in after life, for the
additional expense which he will incur in tht
attainment of his Diploma.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA FARMER.

The first number of new periodical.
under the above title, has been on our desk
for day or two past. We have looked
through its pages, and find them replete
with useful agricultural information. We
do hope and trust that our citizens through.
out the State, will encourage the work.
The farming interest is by far the most i'm
|portant in North Carolina, and we do think
that The large number of our citizens enga.
|ged in agriculture, ought TO feel themselves
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A meeting Of the citizens Of Whining
hon. va. held at the Office of Messrs.
Holme. & Meares, on Friday last, the 18th
inst, for the purpose Of making arrange
ments for celebrating the approaching an
niversary of our national birthday. -.
The meeting was organized by calling
W. A. Wright, to the Cha:-, and apPo'n''
ing David Fulton, Secretary.
The Chairman explained the objects Of
the meeting, which were, in the first place,
to select some gentleman who would de-
liver an Grafton on the coming fourth, and
in the second place, to appoint a commit
tee, whose duty it should be, to make the
proper arrangements for the OCCASION.
On motion of Dr.. ]. F. McRee, Jr., 1t
was unanimously resolved that Thos. D..
Walker, Esq, be called upon TO favor his
fellow citizens with an address on the en-
suing fourth Of July.
On motion of L. H. Pearce,
Resolved, That committee of three be
appointed by the Chair, 10 communicate
with Mr.. Walker, and ascertain from him
whether he may find it convenient to meet
the wishes of his fellow-ci,izens, by COM
plying with the tenor Of the foregoing res
olution, and also, that this committee be
to make all the necessary ar
for the approaching celebration.
The Chair nominated the following gen.
',Iemen to constitute this committee, viz :
|Messrs. Dr.. J. F. McRee, Jr.. John Nc
Rae. Jr., and r. B. Wood.
On motion Of E. Hall, Jr., resolved that
the proceedings of this meeting be sent to
the papers of the town for publication.
No other business appearing. the meet
ling adjourned sine die.
W. A. WRIGHT, Chm.
DAVID FULTON, Sec'y.
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bound 70 support work de,o,.,
70 9th. their interest. The "Farm..sa 'sts d
published at the city Of RaIei i,It' !, Wy
J. Lemay, (the editor Of the 'ss,'sy&
every month. at one dollar per We. !
in advance, or One dollar ana e. III
the end of the year. 1, will ". s'aa ,
each number. "a octave page. n sSa''a |
|ted-we wish il success s'y Bin
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next, at IL o'clock, q. m. A nation will feel
this loss, as a nation has received the fruits Of
his tolls during the best years OF his lite.
Very truly, your friend,
SAM. HOUSTON.
His excellency James K. Polk, &c. &c.