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t b. rin .ned sh.l ps.ystt .,asi no s'd en''1
s''rs '~'.x As~ br all and al, pef-oa 10 desfe ~r~-
By tSivr~. rs - object
Art ths-h shsI ec tho deity OF the Treasurer |" rees
the saeenP ~ and doa=,os aud Transmit them, together
VIII the han-s sd rdVne~ &c the .nhscribcfs aud d"uors
IA William IL. m.sfsFissd. E~i T'ea.aier ID 'hs pAfe"s
Att sh.--The President OF y,ee -psssisn, shall hssss
power TO cell meeting of this c.ton whenever they
msy think 10 necessary. lIIN U.TINVNTu
The Socicy then proceeded the election Of ofcers,
when Nrs DR.. Mnehcil elected PrssIdvns, Mr Jno.
q. L. Gossin Mrs. james Jebtus and Ms BENJAMIN A.
Donald were elected Vice Psesden,s; NM William Terry,
Trsssarer, and John r. Stcptos, Secretary.
In pursuancs VI the ID article VI the
President appolned tho following ladies' ssic ssbscrp
tons end donsteas witt Mn. Pleasant Preston Nh Mary
Dickenson Mrs. Stephen q. Hart. Miss Msds Jooss Mrs
Mary J. Cundf. Mrs. Harvey Ri,chey. Mn Wright Mn.
Janice Wright. Mr.. imund Pate, Mrs., Dr. Clayton, Nm.
Henry Terry, Mrs Pleasant Bond Mr.. d. Tompkins. Mr.
James Franklip Mrs. John Chiffon, Mis- Louss Whsr.
ton. Nrs Dr. Nelson, Miss Mary Bullock, Miss Elisabeth
PENN MIS-. .mueP. Mitchell. Mrs Virginia Allen Mlss
Ann Irvine Miss Aurelia Peters, Mise Aan McGes, Ms
Fanny YELL. Miss Susan Campbell. Mp Elz abeih Buosd.
M,s- Mary Z. Terry. Miss Eussbsth La.nax Nss SassS
p. Goggn, Mi-s Lynch Davis. Mrs. John r. Sale M.s
Araminia Price. Miss Esabsth Spsoe Miss Lsvinis An
drews, Mas Jspe Scrcggs, and Miss Ann Mai. Hsr.
riss.
Resolved That the foregoing proceedugs be pubi,h,d
In The Lynchburs vrsnian. and that the Richcad Whr
DO requested to copy. Don
ANN D. MITCHELL, Prs..L
Jyo r.. SrFrrcr Ssrs
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Meeting of,he Ladies' in bedford.

According TO notice. the Wing ladies' OF de county o,
Bedford, met ut the Presbyterian Church. in the town
Liberty, Friday the 3st OF January, 1885, for the pur.
pose Of aiding in the erection Of SrAruE HESRy CLAY
On motion, Mrs. Dr.. Mitchell was called to the chair
and John X. Sepoe was chosen a. Secretary.
Whoroupon, John q. l.. Gpggn. E.q, the organ OF
the ladies' presented the following Preamble and COnsu-
ton, which read and unanimously adopted by the
~ eeungi
The ladies Of Bedford, here assembled, have with
lively interest," the formation Of Society In the city Of
Richmond, called the "vgins Association Of Ladies' for
the purpose Of erecting Statue Henry Clay" and
gardng the contemplated Statue norcd tribute OF re-.
ed PATRIOTISM exalted worth aud spotless honor" have
shed lustre upon Virginia, the land o HE and their birth
they do cordially approve Of the object Of said
sochon aud with the view Of aiding In the
Of noble and generous purpose have formed themselves
into Society, auxiliary to the "Vginil Association Of
Ladies, for erecting Statue Henry Clay" and have
adopted tho following Constitution,
Art. lst-This Society shall DO called the Bedford Asso.
ciaon II ladies Tor erecting Statue - Henry Clay.
Art. 2nd.-The officers ~ this Association shall DO q
President three Vice Presidents, Treasurer aud Secretary
Some gentleman TO be chosen by the ladies to act Secre
tsry.
Art 3dTho President shsl sppont OF least thirty 10.
dies solicit and collect donations and contributions
carry the contemplated Object u this assOcisonpo.
vidcd however hs no lady shs 10 her subscribe
than dolsr--tho payment of. which shall
coas,u,e sny lady member VI tins association But
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
wEpNEsDAY MORNING. FEsRUAlY u. is4,.
THE WING LADIES OF HANOVER.

lnh w nlS LAOlEc Or hANoNhh.
The proceedings Of the Wing Ladies Of Hanover, mir
Cays native county will impsrt spirit. il that
wanted, the glorious enthusiasm which pervades the
whole Commonwealth, nay the whole Union, the sub
Ject OF Stauc TO that great man. Truly grcstfor his
b,tteest enemieswhile they SANDER and reve and de-
fraud him. confess that he is like Saul among the Jews,
Agamemnon among the Greeks, "a head and shoulders"
above all the rest! Henry Clay 10 the last OF grsa
msn-he sst Of those great mean, who beas the
stamp Of Revolutionary greatness The race 10 extinct
80 Ear know. with him! That brave and fearless
disessrd ct psrsoss selfsscri6cins
spirit, which, whenever u. shp OF State driven smorg
the beskers, rushed the helm and ASSUMED AL
sponsibility,hst comprehensive patriotism which .lnos,
alone studied the benefit and knew how reconcile the
sing interests OF athst glorious intellect which alone
among Statesmen has the future aud
PEELED his enemies by their adoption OF his councils.
pay the highest tho the rcuctsn, tribute his supo
rioy,hat generous, msnly straight forward, unvndc
tive bearing. which made Mr. Cays very enemies love- and
his friends almost adore hlm-ah. when shall we
many noble ard shining virtues again united in Ams-
citizen. And this lustrious citizen-ths great
moncr-this who would have bern esteemed great had
he lived and been contemporary with Astdes and Themisc-
cle- or Bru,us and Cassius Cromwell aud Aon hrs
been this amiable county. LIED AND SLAM.
DERED down by the West of the vile gambler, duel
M drunkard what charge did malice prefer ssains,
him. and popular creduy believe Is it enough to
make abhor his species And whs; punishment, do
they not deserve who, conscious Of Mr. Csy's lofty
rs still for party ends detraeted from him. and ncquaint
ed with his virtues for party ends, only disregard.
ed them, but Consented become
of the a'roeious islanders against him But let
pass He will yet have the triumph which virtue
fails to secure al last
the meeting Of the Hanover Ladies, but limits will
permit
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The storm in New York on Tuesday rremen-
dous The Journal OF Commerce Thursday has the fol.
lowing paraerophs:-Bah. amer.
TAe MaHs.-with tho exception Of the mail due on
Tuesday evening, which frrved evening e. Albany
mail has been received the New York Post Office
from beyond tbs distance OF few miles, since Tuesday
burning. The enormous masses Of the railroad
cannot be removed in moment On common the
Case u not much better.
The O'clock train left Jersey city Tuesday after
noon with three engines, and after hours OF
great effort succeeded IN reaching the the deep
through Bergin HILL. (bstween and three miles :,
when farmer pogress prevented by Of snow ten
feet deep few vi the passengers rssoluie enough
TO drudge back through the ,iorm; but nearly hundred
remsned ia tho oil night, and In tho morning q
brtsksst was &c u up 20 them from the depot BY ION
| or little after, the track cleared - Newark.
From AIb1ny-Tne steamer NimfoJ, Capt Brooks ar
rived about 6V'clock last evening from Bridgeport with
the mail and passengers IN let Albany Tuesday morn
ing. On Of tbs they two days coming
through, ibt,s d of ore.
the passengers report that when they left Albany fire
was rug ng tn,fo. II Commenced kn,ckerbocker Hail.
and REACHED the Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
State OBeers Agreeable TO the dscfses Of King Gnu.
Gus, the following gentlemen TALL Democrat Mon
day last elected to the Offices menuonGd, by the two
branches VI tlio New York Legislature:
Nathaniel s. Benton Of lefhimyr, Secretary VI State
Azarsh e. Flagg Of Albany, Comptroller.
Bsnjomin Enos OF Madison, Treasurer.
John Van Barren Of Albany, Attorney General.
Hugh Iinlsey VI Suffolk, Surveyor General.
Henry Storms Of New York, Commisssry General.
Martin Van Buren, aud william G. Bouck, Regents u
the University, vice Joseph Russell resigned, and VIM
Campbell, deceased.
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HANOVER.
tn Tile tynIc rfrizrxs nc

To THE WING CITIZENS OF HANOVER.
The period tor the election OF member OF the House Of
Delegates to represent appro aching and owing To the
Withdrawal Of Mr. Winston IL is Necessary for.us 10 10
around for some by whom the OF the Wings Di
the county be concentrated efectuay possible
and it is believed by many that FIX on IA ind:v
dual who has the interest Of the county heart
tie is energetic and efficient than VII
LIASs e. WioKHAM, Esq.
Mr.. Wchnan's principles far the people Of Hsno
yer ae cJneernsd need no comments he ~ well known
through the whole cOuy. aId - confidently believed
that he viii carry lnau any other candidate who
can be named Possessed Of clear aud vigorous intel
eet % high Literary aisinBeuls and u1daunted energy
he Is qua Cd 10 sustain Interests In lhi will
give universal satisfaction. The friends Of Mr. Wickham
viii not foil 10 every honorable expedion aud there
fore tke this method Vi calling your attention intending
10 press him into the canvass uIdor firm conviction tina
gentleman Of his g standing and character will NEE.
with the cordial support Of tho
WIG VOTERS OF HANOVER.
February 9Th, ls45.
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To tie Editers Of tie IYAis,

Conference.-The, constituting large and respectable
class citzeus Of Richmond having looked with pain
upon the utter negec, which have received at
the hands the late city delegate, aud not liking either 81
the heretofore made through the medium VI
your paper shall Tor OF own order to repre-
sent "a. in the next Legislature. That 10 WILLIAM
tiic KHAN, commonly known Bess Hekmas! Mr. Hck.
IN an I. decidedly no.bu.nes wbo, by prscept
and example. will enforce the raixcrLss we advo-
cs,e-snd one too. whoee habits will accord with fksss
whom he will be called upon to sssseisfs 9th.
February Ilth.. iS<S. MANY LOAfEkS.
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RETIREMENT OF MR.. JONES.

The following letter from Hon. John w. Jones Repre-
sentative of this District in the House Representatives
OF the L. States. appeared in yesterdays Enquirer tap
rather TO have taken the general public by surprise
Whether the Democratic party will acquicscc in Mr..
Jones retirement, or in the Of Gen. Chapman hold
Convention re-nominaie him and compel him by gentle
violence 70 hold or whether they will take up Mr.
Hopkins OF Powhatan other Candida,e-or wheh-
lastly (Which would be their prudent counsel they
will permit Mr.. Bolts whomsoever the Wing candidate
may be, to walk the have far heard
popular speculation. We but regard Mr. Jone,
retiremeni-more particularly he is Speaker-ss acii
confession that the District is Wing.
The Enquirer il will be recommends u immeda,
Convention. 'or we must not III ssysl lose Disuct
NOs think the November shows very clearly tina,
il Is not theirs.
John W. JONES, ESQ.
We pIblish, with great regret the following card from
accomplished Representative IN Congress We must
have actIn-iaaediai, aeonupon this subjec, for We
must not lose District. We suggest Convention al
the earliest day. To nominate candidate. Which county
will move first Mr.. Jones intended his card reach
Chesterfield aud Louisa yesterdays county
Bat II DELAYED in the mail The will de
eide whether they cannot in this interesting period OF pub
lie affairs, override the objections Mr. Jones' and prevail
upon him to accept Of the who else they
will select To bear Eloit the Republican standard:
CARD.
To The Y,teTs Of he SirA Congregational District Of
Virginia.
Fellow ciiizens: Aitcrs service uf nearly years
Representative Congress this aud an adjoining
District, only feel Tor tranquil.
y, bat Personai attention my priv affairs renders
necessary that shoud You. that shall not
he candidate Congess the approaching election in
April And in closing thu, the last term I'M ser
vice your Representative, allow say that there is
who Nalues your APPRECIATION highly than do
and none hc grateful than a for the confidence
with winch have h"nored inc; aud assure you that
sGa! continue lie labJr-r with you IN pcrE-iia-
ting these great fundamental principles equal Of rights
lfic have
always nobly cJn;endcG; coasIng remember,
that unoa ehegy e, alone render the cause o
the people triumphant.
Your fellow citizen, NV. JONES"
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Gen. A A. Chapman, who declared o lin the Monroe
distrie has been nominated again for Congress. by De-
mocrac Convention which assembled uaion. and con-
His dccension regarded pretty generally
'use praetised upon old friend Fleming Bowyer
Miller who two years way for Chapman upon the
aeit understanding 1t is alcdged that this year Chapmsn
would Civ way TO him. Chapman keeps the promise to
the ear bu, breaks the hope"-he spirit Miller de-
better fate for his talents and the loyalty which
never fnched.
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n call heartily ia-his saienp - business man
Of high order. and In calling NJ. oodn to our
.srscs. place In the Legislature ~ho has no am
bilious vews 10 Crafty. and whess experience. enemy ~
aud prompt business hsbi 6t him for ssy
Office. Mr. Goddin my choice. and believe he con-
become candidate, he will DO the choice OF the
people. WING VOTER
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CHESTEREIELD.

IL At meeting OF the Wings OF Chesterfield at their
Court house the 10Th alt Tor the purpose Of appointing
Delegates District Convention ia be held la Richmond
18th Feb'y, select = suitable candidate voted fol
by them Representative OF the 9th Congressional Dis
uct: John ]. werh made Chairman OF the meeting
and DIR. Samuel A. Pa,teson Secretary.
On motion Of Augustus T.. Cogb. fifteen delegates were
ordered to be Observation-Disclosures the Chairman select
ed the following gentlemen, viz Dr. Samuel A. Paeson
w. W. Day, Col. l.. VI. Buroot Dr. S. II. Royal, DR..
D. Ball. Henry Wnfree, Richard w. Fiournoy, Dr. Syden
ham Wake, Aug sids T.. C1gbi Thos G. Smi h. John
wathal, William II. Temple, Giles w ellis, Dr. Aureus
Sale, William Graves.
Aud molion. the Chairman added to the Delega
ton. JOHN j. WERTH, Chairman
SAN'L A. PATrEsoS. Secy.
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NH. Editor. sf "A. tykis ,

Gensmen-iisving' eenin pspsr ny name present.
ed to the u Richmond suitable candidate for
the next General Assembly Of Virginia. beg leave 10 de-
cline the honor since have the names ot oshers
moro competent When Of them succeed then ~il
bear the standard Of the Log Cabin.
q. r. MYERS.
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THE TAX BILL.

The Senate yesterd. passed the Tax Bill after very
slight amendment. Various proposition. 10 amend were
made without hem strike out the
tax upon the income OF Clerks.
An effort made to stnke out the dollar upon
meiehsnts' licenses, but this also failed.
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I,xrs RIyER 6 xaM.wN:t coNp.tNr

The report OF the Joint Committee appointed the 18th
OF January. to investigate The affairs Of this Company
yesterday made to both Houses Of the Asembly-by Mr..
SrASAap in the Senate and Mr. wIrcuER In the House.
The Report has been ordered To be printed; and.
iesrn Is favorable to the management Of the President
and Directory.
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knode sand would have consented 90 10 bns smotofeI
The history Of the Aehcan league well known 10 mos, o.
ther I'm the Convention, would have warned them
Of tho danger ANAL in slarce with large Stsus when
there wss no limitation of power. -
The Constitution gives the President, aud twohirds
ot the Senate, power 10 all matters with foreign
st.se- IL g,sr- To Congress the power "to admit
State and this expression ~ said tn embrace
independent countries. But the very agreement come
IN must be transacted between the foreign Governmen
and the oovefnmsnt Of the u sssce ind be arranged
IN no other way This 10 alone sufficient indicate
making power that which Is necessary for the
ession.
apply TO another Department. That Department might
say II had no other power, except aeqsne teory-to
orng the country and its population into subt
laws, out NOT TO bring IN orgunized State. The
population take the form Of territory, and the
proper Tune be introduced State There could be
reply TO ~ plain statement oitace.
III mas been urged that the people OF the United
Siacs and those OF Texas, equally desired this Union.
but this Is not affair OF the people in their collective
me compact upon which they entered into this Unicn
one that they the States shall havc the CONTROL oil
fs o foreign contracts, ageemenr &C. The exercise OF
'ns power ~ congress- would enurey deprive them OF
"nat " 80 justly ana clearly thelr light
i".'o ."oner anu aIhost Important consiacnuon.-
ms ishas cannot come IN by the mere consent Of
smgotiv " inc people. We arc not mere nanon tx
'e'na"y' We are uue but infsraahy, We are number
and independent States, held together By ono
oono oi onon the Constitution We are members OF .
gNa Naonai partnership, and Is weiknown princi-
pic o L,w' mat inc consent OF every partner Is, under
circumstances necessary To the transaction OF partner
.nP business - mere majority cannot do IL. Eicn IN
mas Hsht To defeat the contemplated step; and
eaen Sn'e, IN suet conformity with our compact should
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III (wnuorr) a Y etI
Tne winds huss. tbs shiss are VIM, -fB-ra
From, the roof eo..e. plugging the drsw.ias rsi.
Without. IN tAners, the words poor ehna =. r..
sobheih aloud her grief her pin. ..., q.
No ono hsarssh her. 10 bssd.th her: -
But Hunger. her friend. with his boay hanA
era ps her throat whisperi.s hsskily.
-whatdos, thou In chsisiaa lasdr"
(wrrum.)
Tns saIes are Wild. aad the blast 10 cold:
Vet not aud lulurv withan
Saves waiting In crimson and gold; r.. 90
wsitns the BOD Of child an.
The hrs u craesiias. wine 70 hubbing -as
Up IN each glass o lis beaded brim:
Ths tsstsrs arc laughing the parasites qaahng.
-HAppiness," "ponoI" and all for hun;
(wira 'rr)
sbs who IL .lln in winter weather.
An she had q village fame;
LLtened 10 love the noonlit hrsthsr-
Had gentle ness van ~, mn den shame.
Nov her allies are the tempest howhnS;
Prcd'ga1s eurses; ,ed disdaln; '
foysny; nis~ryi ~eiL mausri
There 10 end unto pain!
Tbs hariots fams bar doom 10 day.
Disiain d spair by tonouow's light
The nsg-d boa rds and the paupsrs pail.
AMI 20 shs'l gwen dusty nsktI
vi = human gh
she. gone poor hfs and its fever" oefi
30 let her oblivion lie,
White the woTid runs merry a. heretofore.
(wrrBiS.j
He who yon lortly feast erjoyeih,
We who doth rest m his couch Of down
lie n who threw the forsaksn ..
Under the fset OF the uaInping Town
Liar, beayeI, 'aisc cruel
What II the doom Tor his bastard sni
His peers they seorn high DANES they shun himi
Cn9ar you palace, aud gaze within,
There-yes his dseds are all trumpet sounded
There upon slken reehne
haLisns n fair the morning
Watching him from the sparkling wine.
Mothers all prefer their stani-ss daughters;
Men Of high honor salute him nd"
skie, I! oh where jour cleansing watetf
World oh ~hrre do Thy w"nd re end,
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We are requested to say, that Bez. Brown will be-
candidate to represent the county OF Abemsre In til
n,St General Assembly.
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M IsIfIEu,

~ Salem 10 tie county Of Sunday, the 9th Instant
BY Rev Df WIN. Bcanuen ar PgEsLY SAMUEL, to Mas MA
RY LOyRN.
~ ", place by Dr Beanuem MI VINCENT
ROUSE 10 Mics ARRfEr CHANDLER
OF Religious Herald viii please copy
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To "a, Editors Of tie Wig,

Gentlemen-I observed in your paper Of this morning
Card, signed "shockoc HILL" requesting wtLLssroS
GoppS, Eq. To give his consent. and become candidate
- represent the City Of Richmond In the Legislature
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-12

Mr.. VIM. Smith lEItra) declines being candidate for
Congrsss in The Culpe pe- dintIict
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REWARD.

DAN AWAY on the 7th instant, a NEoRo
~ Girl named JULIA She 10 about 10 years Cd. vel
rowb, and of Blown complexion. II supposed sbs
bcurcd IN the city She purchased from NJ sssn OF West
Iwi liberal reward caught ., is city
dollars Hcaasm IN tn city her, and al sonsbs
Pen-cs psh |. LII RoBr MOTT.
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DEC,
On the morning Of the 9Th inst WItrIAN HExEY ssn Of
John f. aud Catinrino w. Neenley. AGED . DAYS.
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MAIL.

There mail north of Fredericksburg again yes
terday.
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Card 10 Members of the Legislature, the Bar n nd
H. rahI

tnro 10 Ntmbcrt OF the bt gtsinturc, the ba y and
the Public.
We esprcluly call the attention Of Members Of the Dsr
the Legislotrre, and the Public generally BOOK Ave
TIos. This trucsday) Evening. NJ 60 o'clock.
Ia addition to the LIBRARY Of Vslusbe Law and Msce
nneous Works, there will be sold superior collection Of
NEw Books Just rcceved the various departments Of LII
tffagure.
~ Catalogues with full particulars ready for
delivery, und tho Books for examination.
feb II INLOES & BROTHER, Aucts.
" The above sole will be continued on this Wednes.
day. evening. J. & b.
" Au'non sespcetfuly eanedto Of soear, CoHse.
Whskey Candies 6eyths addition Of 50 bbls Apples Oi
o'clock. This aorninT. WILLIAMS HAXALL, Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-12
NEW UUslC, Feb. 18TH.
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u Of tbs yssr BOY about I6 or who good
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