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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
To COL s. WATTS
Chairman of the conmittes on the Milins

Chairman of the CornHiffee on the Nilifis Lan,.
The General Assembly will adjourn in n few DAYS
without any thing having been done either for The Militia
or any work OF internal improvement in the State The
Southwestern Road is dead-the fate has attended
other works beyond the Mountains. The Jane. River
Canal hns been extended the town in its
banks in Eastern Virginia, and within view OF the Blue
Ridge, and there II ought stop Consequently nothing
will be done complete the unfinished works from thence
TO the mouth OF the North River Immediately the Dor
der OF Western virginia. The works that executed
between those points, ought have been under
iakeo and therefore let them rot, and 60 the d. East
Virginia has majority in both branches OF the Gene
raj Assembly she has the power aud ought take Of
herself in this Moreover, the majority pay the
money int, the Treasury and are, therefore, entitled
10 all the benefits Of this grand conception Nor has the
West Just Of complant-"their people vounta
ly settled among the Mountains and let them make the
o their free choice"
But You have done nothing as yet to improve the Mill.
TIA Of tho State, and beg leave suggest improve
tina, branch Of the public service,
with the have expressed as to the policy of
conducting for rather non-eonducngl works Of internal
improvement
Bring in bill directing and requiring the Governor of
this Commonwealth In Of WARRIOR the language Of
the constitutions In Of invasion
moking his drafts upon the Militia for actual service that
he conhne his roqusitlons TO that portion Of the State
Which lies East Of the Blue Ridge by Mountains So long
the enemy shall remain Fast " that limit and that when.
the operations Of the enemy sha be West Of that
line, that his requsitons shall then be confined the Mill.
tia West Of said limit.
Certainly " the mountains present natural barriers 10
market, and the board, in time Of pcaco-ihey ought
be enjoyed natural defences In time Of Believing
do, sir. that you will at perceive hio Justice II
such measure, aud that you will be fully able Justify
yourself before constituents, trust you will let
the present session expire without incorporating such
upon Militia system. IL would make II perfect
There other reasons for expedition. My opinion
land you in III is that II the bill which IL
pending in Congress- giving TO England, "Notice TO
qu that glorious and convenient country called Ore.
gon, shall become law at the present session. that 10 all
human probability, England will be upon and upon
Oregon before the General Assembly shall have met
and then, sir. the monstous injustice and inequality which
nave attempted 10 expose, msy practically exhibit itself
FAIR PLAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
A. T. CARTER. Secretary.
From %. rareoto Isl. Cd Free Pre- :. Feb. !.

SINGULAR FATALTTY.-Wc regret 10 state, that Mr. Eli
Parker of this county received beating about five
weeks since few days afterwards he attack with
disease in the head termed by St. Anthonys fire.
and by Others, tie black tongue; and the seventeenth
day from the the time he received the beating died Mr.
Paikr Lived with Mr. James EnOr, about three miles from
this place; and Mrs. Elnor. attending upon MIR Parker
imbibod the disease small scratch hand-her arm
iniamed, and in few days she died. Mr.. Edward C.
Thompson, shoemaker, working for Mr.. Eiiinor, at
tended upon Mr. Parker and shortly after his death he
was attacked with the disease and died few dave.
During the nfilmson Of Mrs. Einor's arm, Mr. Eli.
nors shaving brush used put ointment it,
aud afterwards he used the brush shaving hmse-hs
neck and head nh,med. and in few days he died-The
wife of Mr. Benjamin Anderson visited Mrs. Ellinor-she
took the disease, and lies dangerously M her husband
and four o. five children also vi with the disease
The vile of MrParker Mr. Josiah Enor aud
persons white aud cOuored, have been attacked with the
disease, but recovering. Mr.. Thompson died
this place. which Is the only which had here
These sudden deaths have spread CONSERVATION through
the surrounding county, but II confidently believed
that tins fatal disease has been arrested the alarm
will soon suts.dc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
ANNEXATION IN THE sENArE.

In consequence Of Mr. Areer's indi-poson the cnnsi
draon Of the subject Of Texas postponed in SEN
ate from Tuesday to Thursday this jpy Yesterday
the day for counting the Presidential votes.
letter Of the lin, from a distinguished source at
Washington, says
" The resolution Of the Committee Of Foreign Relations
in the Sena,cl rejecting the Texas Resolutions Of the
House. will succeed certainly. Then the question
on Bsntons Bill, liable to the digestion Of employing
the action Of Congress.
The fate Of this will depend perhaps single vote,
a. there danger OF two Wings for This is the erect
state Of the case on this gTeai question:"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
THE BALTIMORE AND onlo RAIL ROAD.
raE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.

TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, asking GREAT
of the Legislature Of Virginia, has BEEN nnd is
now. well known the bitter and implacable foe OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal work in which the Stale
Virginia largely interested Stakeholder. aud upon
the completion of which. Cumberland the prosperity
n whole section of the State depends.
The Rail Road, the very it is asking the Lc-
gsarure of Virgins yield its demands using every
the Legislature OF Maryland. cripple and kill
the Chesap, AXE and Ohn Canal Now, ought be
insisted Virginia, that the Baltimore uud Ohio Rail Road
should its opposition the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal or its completion Cumberland before
ira demands shall be yielded by the Legislature OF vr
gnis. An appeal is made to the Members Of the House
OF Delegates representing the Potomac interest have
this attended The and Of the
suggestion be obvious to the Members from every quar-
ter Of the State. POTOMAC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
B. w. BRAsHAx. Secretary.
To The rioters and Candidates and the delegates of
CyiDeper couufy

Before candidates brought into tbs field it ought first
to be known whether ls people desire Msjor Broadus
decline. 1t that few who desire be candidates
for the county, aud few OF their friends may think that
the Major ought to retire; but much mistaken If the
people require IT, Ga the contrary Major Broadus does
not desire to to Congress- the people OF Cul
pepper will that the useful msmber Of the
House Of Delegates shall retire Tor the pleasure of few
pirants. In the of Mr.. Broadus election To Con-
then the entire voice of the county yes, the voice
the State, will BE- for s. Pendlson. The Wing
needs u Pcndeton Broadus Richmond win
ter. One the other must 60. In making their choice
let the people Of Cupeper know that they choosing
delegate for Culpeper, but for Virginia, for the Union.
Oar delegate should understand that the nominations o
other candidates IN Cupepor Indications that the
Jple tired him. There much more danger Of
his getting tired OF serving the people.
BIG FORK
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mcn,sy beqae., Literary. Beassolsss ssd Rsss'oa.
Societies. shall appear the Legislature, upon special
sppeson have been fairly and properly devised To them
by the Will OF deceased psr-ens In this understand
both parties - sgree-Then, why should this writer
oppo,ng this enterprise to "ihsir dying dsyl" Hero
"York and Lancaster agreed" Why then, should
the Old School Presbyerans endsavor By strong aud 30
Strengthen the prejudice. Of the community against such
religious neutrality-suspicious. which, though honest
be far msed aud corrupted by demsgogues rs
the Clergy could not m hi. day. fair play the Brit
sh Courts Of Law and hat such the sp,ss Of the Peo
pie against the Church. that London jury would find Abel
guilty OF the murder of Cain"
CONCLUDED TO. MORROW.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
REPORT OF MR.. ARCHER ON TEXAS.

There appears in ths Enquirer Of yesterday, the follow
ing attempt to ridicule Mr. Archer's Report:
A correspondent from Washington says, that Mr.. Ar.
chers unique Report (which has just appeared in the
lumns the National In,ellgencer has been severely
handled and ridcued Numerically by Wings and Demo.
Some have regarded rs quiz. IL is universally
conceded be the unntegibe jagon that APP
prared in this other this other age
aud poor Old Virginia laughed without mercy for has.
ing such Representative
Tho amiabis feelings OF the Enquirer towards William
5. Acher very well known here, aud this community
will know how npprecia,s this attack upon that gentle
man. Let Mr. Archer's Report be weghed-lei its
sonng be candi5y esmited-let s sound, safe, Old Vr
gina Republican views Of the Constitution. be sfudied-
and although excep,ionablc shd involved in style, will
rank nigh among pubic State papers Ii might have been
condensed. without impairng, perhaps with in
force and less singular in the choice of
OF phrases perhaps with advantage: but every ogcian
and constutionaist will concede il the high OF
reasoning, of sound thinking and logical indue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
N. Y. MARKET. Feb. no. "a p. M

The sales Of Cotton small The market 10 n q paus.
Flour firm ut 1888 for all Western Of common brands
and 6h2e more for good brands. Southern Flour.
movement.
The dsiler continue to offer IS cts, weight for South
ern Corn. cargo OF Georgetown Oats held at &c cp
and IS are bid. Northern Oats 36a311 cts.
or Pork, the only sale is 500 bbls Ohio mess at 5lO
cash. indicating little relaxation IN price.
Whskey dull Stocks have tsken.a great jump up Tho
bulls carry all before them.
Sterling 81 40, from 5,233
The following gentlemen yesterday chosen officers
OF the Public Stock Board for the year cnsuing ScIas
Nathan, PRESIDENT William Borowe, Vice President Viii
liam Hays, Treasurer; solomon Joseph, Secretsry
T. s. Evening The sales OF Cotton perhaps 400
bales. The market is inclined to quetude|Jour Com
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
CHEsTERFIEID

The statement Of paper Of this city that tho Chester
field Delegates TO the Wing Convention had been instructed
to prefer Mr. Rhodes Tor Congress (such hear was,
though we did not ~ is unfounded in fact. Neither
Mr. Rhodes himself would oppose Mr. Bolts at
this time. nor his counymen Wings much os they admire
hr. Rhodes, support him IN IT, They who profess to
inform the Public should be little cautious in their
facts The official proceedings OF the meeting Of tho Ches.
erield Wings lPub'hed in yesterdays Whigl di,prove
the Abatement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THURSDAY MORNING. FEsRuARY IL. isIs.
N..sri.i D,.,riet Of Bedford ..d Fssaiii..

S<sst,risi D,sfriet Of Bedford sad ESsakiis.
There was . meeting of wings from both eounties Al,
Ftanko Court he Is, Monday BY whom RsssrtJ Wssds
ESQ, Of Franklin, nominated - the Wing candidate
In consequence Of this movement Mr. Barwe soon -
he heard Of IT, with the patriotic promp,uds which might
have been expected Of him, declined.
Notwithstanding there is but Wing candidate. and
that there in the District clear Wing majority Of $50
correspondent OF the Lyuehburs vi'enisn from Liberty.
expresses apprehension tina, Mr.. Woods will be beaten
from 1--WE conjecture his meaning 10y the apathy Of the
wh,gs. ThalEoold Le TO bad. We hope better things.
Two years reU&in Of Coz. Campbells term. The mex,
Lynchburx mail will bring the Bedford vote.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
TRIRuTE oF RESPECT

AT meeting OF the pupils Of EdgewOot Academy held
Mondsy the 10Th inst the following preamble and
buttons unanimously adopted.
The melancholy inellge OF the de 18th Of below
ed fellow student II. VI. CHANBERLlYsE, has been receiv
ed by with the most heartfelt The aniable
disposition and brilliant mind OF tie deceased mad render
ed him dear 10 a companion Ia and
studies. Snaiched away the spring OF life by the fell
destroyer, he has left void little circle which can.
be easily filled; and friends who cannot give uite rance
10 their grei, therefore,
Resolved Tina, token Of respect for the deceased
will the usual badge of mourning for 80 days
Resolved That sincerely condole with hn relations
and iriends for their sad loss.
w. 5. BURTON, Chairman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
To the Editors Of tAe Wig:

FLrvASSA, Jan. lsh, lSl5.
Gentlemen-Pemt through the medium OF your
paper communicate with Wing brethren Of this
stsunch Old County. In the late for Presidential
Electors in his county, expectations ctuIy
allied. Old "Fiu' dId then up the estimate
speculate upon the OF that have
temper disposition To drag INTO notcs any matters
with that the election and
II manifest that The Wings OF Fiuvanna exceed
ed tie their friends, the final result would
have beeu Substantially the Bot Vaigs. whose
principles but afed by DISASTER like fl
a accuons aads intense the bosom OF the
ny the misfortune calamity OF the offspring, becomes
exert ourselves in the approaching Spring Elections To
wipe OIL rom escucheon whatever of reproaeh may
have attached IN Consequence OF past neggences and 10
bring back the good old State position coriousy
achieved IN lo4O.
Its respectfully submitted that but one thing requisite
this desirable olect-and 10 nominate
candidate for the Legislature worthy OF the
principles profess and competent their full vindca-
long tried and time honored representative Col
Payne, having accepted the nomination for the Sherfsy
OF the county, will longer and the necessity
imposed upon oi fixing upon to supply his
pace.-ln looking around ior such Individual
has seemed combine fully the requisite quaca
and recommendations fellow ciizen Dr. Basil
VI. Jones' the Union Mills. IL due DR.. Jones.
that he has coas1lted this subect-5ut
while th.t would be great personal
rihce him. and that he tar from seeking the nomna
ton, yet know him 10 be good and patriot
refuse gency like the present With
Dr.. Jones candidate, the entire Wing strength will
be brought In the puts around him every true Wing will
rally To the at his old county-and while Nc Will
wipe of all semblance reprosch for past denquen.
will give signal ana red check 10 the
CANT presuplions OF opponents, who. animated by
their anu unexpected ga already organizing
for still farther la April.
Sererai Ways about the Court HOUSE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
LOUISA CorKr HOUSE. Fob. 10th. Isi5.

Iofhc Editors 81 the Waig:
Gentlemen-Ata meeting of portion Of the Wings Of
the county Of Louisa, held atthc Court House, Monday
the 10Th of Feb, Tor the purpose Of appointing Delegates
tue Distrc, Convention be held the city OF Rich
mond on Thursday the Goth Of February
o. motion, Clayton g. Coleman called to the Chair
and DIR. BushrOd Branham appointed Secretary.
The object Of the nisr,ing being explained. II was
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint -- Delegates
to said Convention Whereupon, he appointed the foiow-
ing gentlemen:
Philip II. Jones' VIM. Ragland, D. c. Bunch John r.
Ragland, George Po,ie, B. 7. Winston DIR. James e.
Gay. DR.. John a McTideth, Capt. r. II. lsbel, Edwin
Turner, Thomas Shelton, Elisha Melton, Jas r Hscke,
Edward Pondey er Samao Hackeit, Joseph X. Mosby,
DR.. b. w. BraElsm James Morris Joseph Baker, DR..
VI. Francisco, Capt. Alexander Jackson, Granville Bu-
lock- DIR. J. Kean Preston Smith, DR.. Charles Quarie.
James H. Daniel and John Slater.
On motion of DR.. Brunham, the Chairman sdded 10
the Delegation.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
lislied i'll the Richmond Wing. and The Compiler.
T.. G. COLEMAN, Chairman.
r. w BRAsuaN SECRETARY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
TIE DANvILLE REPORTER
For SnLc.

05- The EDITOR or THE DANvfLLg REPoR.
being prevented by other engagements giving hts per
Sona paper ode for entire estabm NJ,
including Presses the Type every necessary future
In the harris " individual WIN would prompt payment
for might profitable the ae
vens and JOB work being an sufficient pay every
cesfary eIpenss including ir purchase money
To any responsible individual making early application good
bargain will b. oncrcI
Danyins Va Peb'y 7ub. 1886
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
To the Editors Of "a. Whig:

Gentemen--Hayng seen myself announced, few days
since your paper candidate for the surages OF the
Of Richmond, would respectfully beg leave through
the medium decline the honor intended to be done
me. feeling do, that from the number OF gentlemen
whose have been brought forward, many may
leced far competent than am to represent the city,
would, the time, however. express to my friends
the high OF kindness which feel for the very ,tter
ing intentions which they have manifested towards me-
February 18th, lS45. u. SLADE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
Reported for the United States Gsz-tte.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
MONDAY EVENING f

MONDAY EVENING, Feb'y 10Th.
The Flour market continues steady. and holders firm
S4i23 with little more export enquiry day. No saes
have uanspired except retail In Corn Meal aud
Rye Flour hear Of changes No alterations in Grain
H-mp-About $50 bales rather poor quality dew-rot,ed
sold At S65a$7O and o75 the cash. mostly the lat
believed for export little strictly
prime in MARKET the few sales making st 81 some
holders demand higher rates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
HOUSE OF pELEGArEs.

-
&EDSssoAv. Feb 18th. le$s.
NJ. Lar sssA . ,ssssausdsesuca Of he voss. sesns
days since. rejecting The bill incorp.ssnF the u " fe
loss Hsrpsss Fsuy, end suthoszins them To hold
hmiesA as.sanf Il prstssty. =
N. LAev supporsd, and M. TArLol of l.. opposed the
motion which Psessist. ayes Al, noes ~.
The objectionable provsions In the bill were then
stricksa oct, and sfs ball osdsred 70 b engrossed.
JUDICIAL REFORM
Mr. WruurI called nm thu hill n, ,.S,,. ...s. In the
Cour, Of Appssls &C.
Mr. NcPrxason To tsst the question moved The
u he b bat withdrew his motion a the
instance Of I-.l0I0
Mr. GARxxrr, Who moved to strike out al the bill.
cent In lass s>cson-which II NJ follows: 80 : Fl.
.ls When an appeal 10 granted from any Decree pro-
ce<nx sentence OF order Of either q she Superior courts
AZ rb.ne,rv n, an. .ub.e matter thereof admi Of s.vs
The court Of apoe. in ,ssu or any udee ,Assss
vacation granting .uch appeal shall specify in the order
granting such appeal in term or in the eado, of
the udre granting the same i'm vacation the part OF
such decree sentence or ORDER o. ought be considered
or cnqured BY the Of sppess and tho appeal
thus Obtained shall suspend the Of the Decree
order Of such portion part thereof only.
ma, in said order o endorsement
Ii. inferior court to enforce such part OF portion u m Do
ctec sentence or order a. IL not specified in tho said order
aforesaid, PSssI That the court Of appeals
may upon the hearing of d. such causes corect oil
which In the record and restitution to be made
when necessary" .tH-K
Mr PASSION SAID this molten was 'ansmosn' 10 rejse-
nen u 'he oii prevailed. cases would not DC dm'n
nor would tho business OF inc court De expsdsd-
mr. would Is soon see the bill postponed Is 10 zee tins
monon adopted. H-"
Mr. LAsiEs also opposed the motion to sunke out, and
urged the great Importance OF some remedy cr tho great
ev sprngng out Vt the delay OF Justice; and unless some
better was devised no was decidedly In favour OF
me provisions OF the bhi.
Inc ayes and noes were called On the motion to strike
out, ana Resulted syes oil, noes 3D.
80 the motion prevailed
MT PRESTON then moved the indehnite posponement Of
what remained OF the bill. That remnant was wholly In.
S . a., - ne s.ss .'s 70. '. mlnas-anu Ioula ony
~ u M, :" eon"enon WIN 'ne provisions s"cken on.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
To the Editors of the Ipaig:

Gentemen-I have observed the many nominations.
made the several City papers, for Delegate represent
in the next Legislature. | sm pleased VITA several OF
the nominations that urged with much ZEAL but Mess
Eiors you may depend that well great many vo-
tess will sappoE, worthy AMI tried friend HEN
RY L. BROOKE Esq who will if elected, ably and suf-
fc,enty represent aud urge the and welfare Of all
classes OF citizens. A VOTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
The Female Collegiate Inaitu.e.

We hsve reviewed Nos. aud Of IAN Enqui,et which
decline publishing they violate rule have OF
ten made known-thst Of writing but side Of the
paper-a rule Ut very great Importance and Of the
slightest possible inconvsneacs the correspondent
They who will eoneede very liite to the repeated
solicitations OF those from whom they demand favor. have
claim tina, favor The MS. will receive any direction
desired by the author.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
To the Editors Of the IvAiS :

Gentemen--In looking your paper this morning.
I find my attached to a piece, declining be =
Candidate represent the city OF Richmond in the
Legislature. am comp eled say him who and
signed that piece that he has committed wilfu forgery,
and if il had been Note, Bond, he would find dit
fcul, job escape the Penitentiay. have auho
rscd my name be made Of in that way.
Respectfully,
GEO MYERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
To WrLtiseroN Gonpry. Esop,

To WELLiSoToS GopDIy. EsoR;
Dear Sh,-Belevng you to be the only who
give general satisfaction and carry the wishes and in
u the city therefore, respectfully request you 10
in o.mouows papers, accepting the nomination
as Candidate represent IN tho Legislature BY
doing, you will crafty tho wishes u your friends and
believe a majority Of the people. MANY VOTERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
To The Whies of Cumberland.

the request Of many voters, Capt James Hob.on
present, worthy Delegate and sterling Whg has consented
to be the candidate Of the Wing party in the County Of
Cumberland, represent them IN the Virginia Legs
| latufe. MANY VOTERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13

III We arc authorized to snnounce that ANDREW s.
BRoipDVs ESQ will be candidate to represent the Coun
iy u Caroline In the next General Assembly Of Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13

IL Meeting at the Exchange o'clock this
ing
The Wings OF Richnoud reminded that the meeting
sppo,n Delegates the District Congressional Conven
,ions takes place this evening O'Clock, at the EI
change.