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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10


On Wednesday the 18th Of Deer lSkl An she assh
year OF ma age, WILLIAM r. BsAsLEy, In the county of
Chestsheo leaving young wife aud one (inlans child
seldom does on the part Of 10 record
more amentaoie death, which has caussd great
er 10 the aud relatives. than h. AT
Mr. BkAiLEY. On Tuesday evening previous he "a. an
paeny IN state Of coavaleceacc but between 2 .sd
o'clock ON "Wednesday morning he wa. tak,n .udJ.nv
aud violently ill., Physicians were sent for ali The rcm.ds
known To the most excellent and skfal Faculty were
esorted to, but In vain. Hemorrhsgs o the boysel. and
his pulse had SUNK before the Doctor arrived aud was
impossible To arrest the disease, aud before oelorh
no brcathed his las have known Mr. cazley from INV
childhood, We were schoolboys together and the mos. Az
ciabio intimacy always cherished By u. aud his noble
ana generocs qualities had tho and confidence
OF MS asoca,es and acquan,ances in . desrce
Tie made profession u Religion about two yoan ago. and
united himself Ia the Baptist uon and remained
n consistent member q the lay vi his demise.
while on his death bed, he called the Doctor and said:
Doetoff do no, Halter mei do you think, that am
gone casei my breath shoenng the Doctor said 10 him
thnt he considered u sinful let a man know while
ON his death bed what his candid opinion was VI his s,uu
uon and told HIM that tho chances all uyain.t him
and 1t was impossible for him survive long, and il grat
hes o very much To find you perfectly Ia your senses and
81 much composed lie then called Tor his w, and child
ana IN the mOst tender aud seeuons,e manner kissed
ihci, saying ut the tc that hoped his little bow
might be brought up in the adnouton Of tn.
Lord and be an ornament To him. also bidding aduc 10 s
parents and sister, he asked father and mother had be
oe'n dutiu boys they said he had he theu turned on
his side, with mind clear and uncloudcd and in few
minutes turned back saying he had friend (Jesus) des
ing his friends around him. pray the Lord to receive
MN, and IN afcw moments without sigh or groan and
VITA c1nnienancc unwnkled, he passed from this state
neuon win that csmness and sweetness which chris
tianity alone claims the victory. SIDNEY
Chesterfield, Jany. let. ISi5
On Thursday morning, JAMES MoRkIs, son of the lao
James kadcliii, sged one year aud nino months The
friends Of the family respectfully reque ,ted 20 attend
the funeral this evening, ut O'clock ,h., -;
talon, from the residence OF his lat. father
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unIlR OF NEETINc

BY the arrival Of the Steamer Repu5e we have received
our mes OF Texas papers TO the 2s uli inclusive They
contain President JOKES annual Message to
lie remarks that the Republic has arrived ut a crisis in IN,
aiirs aught with deep and absorbing interest," but that
inc capacity OF The people for self government and for the
mantanance o their Independence have been tested and
proved lie observes with pleasure the tide of emigration
which has set in towards TeAsste uninterrupted admin
staton OF justice; tho adequate diffusion education &c
lie recommends COngr,ss suspend the emission of hx
cheqner B0nds, the urgent necessity under which they
were hrst put forth no longer existing lie further urges
tic utmost economy IN the administration of the Govern
menG the imposition Of proper duties by Tariff;
Tie passage Of law for classifying the debt Of the country
the establishment Of the scat Government proper pace
the protection OF the frontier, Of the penal code;
The ensctmento Of laws for perecing the titles Of settlers
&C. &c. TIE Message is ably written and will command
attention.
The House Of Representatives have passed bill chang
ing The seat OF Government Auun. It's fate IN the SEN
ate IL doubuul-fN. q. Bes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10
To the Editors Of HE Wag.

WAsmSGroE. Jany !, lsil.
The year opens 50 brilliantly the sun looming no
20 goiiousy. that almost imagined the great western Ia
mnay had not been cheated Of the Pfesdency but
fear oil will be- gloom and sadness ere the yoar rolls
away. Let hpwcyc hope for the best and prepare for
tt iuiufe, by suutnfy change # tire Naturalization laws
otherwise, sold to the Dutch or the lrsh or ror
egners generally, tor they all bent upon getting pos.
session If thu land of plenty. In passenf Nessrs. Ed
tors Gon you think country has bee1 long enough un
der the government oi Gen. Jackson aided by the
votes Il lnslmon' According tp my calculation that
ignorant Old mar has ruled ~ with rule Of iron
Tor 10 years. aud has lien upon ~ for fJur years
more lie had his woy every thing for < years
hid W. Van Bur'n elected and tod him what 10 de- Tor
y'asand as soon ~ Tyler turned traitor found willing
i"'I 90 m g. carry "ut his wishes. n not odcr Finally
Ice BOD VIZ Polk nominated. aud elected ajfer fashion,
aud 10y Consequence the Hero Of New Orleans will rule
years more, be- lives Surely, sufely ihs - annie re-
nnfn'raiion lor killing 1900 Enpiishrocn Nownhstand-
ing ill i', and me late deynupenent ri frauds glorious
dc'iy ~ store for III, people have been cheated
and deudod. and They now know IT, Tie Wings will DO
the work. naniniy IN 1913, snJ # their leader lives the
county WiB be redeemed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10

Lilburno' the correspondent at Washington Of the Phil
sdepbu Morniug Post date the "Forum" and paper moo,
worthy Of Wing support ssys:

"'lilk vst khlt tlc Forum and
worthy Of Wing support says:
"WAsmSsroy, January ;, 1916.
The noHcbafnce with which the lOcofoco orators spc,k
Of blood sud carnage" caution 10 "Old Hickory g,
No Payne, no hrs LIST "hundcgu.ucal" upon the subject
of TeSus spufuod MI &. j. ngsru. plan Of paving Tor
her he wIulI her aud thea light for her II tho
hoSicans, ~ the English anybody else Odd n,t like H.
and oJso to Try the fate Of war they would fad another
Now Orleans, &c.
THIS overflow u Locyfoco vasr, at a distance j. liule
fdicu.0us epp,ars 10 who have seen no ser-
vice What DO df Payne, and such ~ he, know about
war, that ihoy ready appeal TO the last srxumont
Have they ever hooked the m yisagcd" god m the face
and hs glance ~ captivating, that they desire closer
acquintigcei Where the proofs that they are more
valiant lhrn their noighborsi -, the nitao Themselves -
boulder their knapsacs and march q the field Of glory
~ dsith; or do they oschow, entirely such vulgar nj
ton II the "Au Mihtlry" the giving and receiving
wounds, running bnyOne through the bodies of their enc
nics-Or, what Is not quite agreeable getting them
prouh their own II they have tried these things and are
fond u them, why, then, have nothing more to say; ii hey
have not II would be at least becoming do % and t.
talk afterwards.
u seems to be tho opinion Of many. that the Ana,rafoa
Is eservcd for Mr. Polk and ih0t the parry" do not intend
TO allow that honor TO this present administration Forry
part, that the Instructions ~ Col Benton have
turned out TO be than direction him. 70 use his
own pleasure ~ the business, begin incline 10 the same
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To JOHN T. RICE, Delegate from Westmorelaas
County, w..

To JOHN 4. RICE, Delegate from Westnorelaad
County, Va.
Allow me, Is friend, particular acquaintance. 10
nddfess you upon subject which in progress before
your body aud which the people Of this neiahbou
hood feel deep interest and much Concern have refer
encc to the peuion Of Robert FLv,r, Esq of Loyds ak
ing leave OF the present Legislature to erect Wharf n
bayo1s, Tor The convenience and accommodation Of the
public, which, imagine. has been referred TO It's appro
PIie committee say the committee OF Propositions and
Grievances, or some Other for have particularly no
hce0 the prog oss 90 character Of your business.
Accompanying tins petition, j. remonstranco from
Richard Baylor, Esq Executor OF r. T.. Waring decd
owning one mOiey Of his said Warnings mammoth estate
Independently Of which the ssid Baylor large proper
~ OF his and both together constituting him unaae.-
tOnsby the most wealthy gentleman in county ow ming
or possessing many thousand Of the most valuable and
productive lands the Rappaannock River besides ser
era hundred slaves, and other and pro-
portion.
the whole Of this now fairly before your egia
ahvo eyes and will shortly be brought to n question
aud call Tor the exercise Of your Judgment and From
your industrious and business habits know you will look
diligently into this question: weigh all the evidence and cir
cunsinnce- attending IT, "pro ct cor" before you come to
DECISION which, when arrived at, will doubtless be sound
and Iust
things may be said in his behalf In the first place he
- poor but industrious mechanic with an enterpr,ing
disposition worthy Of encouragement, evidenced by
many influential names supporting pillars To his pst
ton In the second place. nothing IN the form or shape
OF wharf would have been thought Of by Baylor Tor
the convenience Of the mercantile farming interest Of
the surrounding country, " FavtTs proposition had no,
been presented TO your honorable body ond so soon rs
the question started, out pops BAYLOR will, the
mere sketch Of omonsranc, saying, that If there be
wharf ~ all, h must be granted a. him. or 4, the
children Ol Robert r. Warng, IT, owning the other moio
y Of this giant esiate and thus thwsrng and defeating
fnvcr' possbe, in his views. designed wholly aud solely
Tor The benefit II the public.
basi, though not least persons Of ali ciasses have
signed favefs petition with perfect freedom and mani
mity' aud hundred more could have been procured
without difficulty. n the petitioner had thought il neces
uI his .od
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n. Y. MAaHEr-J,r.y. ,. PPM.

Noehaes, i,huw. r,tk ). h,ii a, si.;5 AL 90 rs,
NJ lew a. AID Ia bra Prime bnuasti - 81 :
Re sold h. dvet'J, oats dali q u "a es.f,
Norts.r. whsskry 70 ~ in drsdxe e,.ks aad ASA
I'm bes, bfs aee,fd x u tho proof.
Sales Of Cotton $40 cacs.
r. 5. Evening From 500 1000 bales cotton have
been sold during the day; 2O0 br. AezandrA fur were
.sid from vessel at Sij6 aud lJU AIenanda Canal 81
et,62A FII ~ NtNEtl i(Iovs Ger.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10

" The Ann"sl Meeting Of the Virginia Colonization
Society will be held In the Hal of Tho Hou.s 6 Delegates
on saturday night noH 81 half past o'clock or the cleo
Ton 81 ohcers and other business ~. g. Jirsopg Esq
and Dr. Hail. Of the City II Baltimore, will be present
and address the Meeting The citizens e,nersly and the
Members Of the Legislature respectfully invited to Of
tend. 7T7'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10
NEW BOOKS.

We have received from Mossrs 3. ipn & Keller Punchs
ioailien Mythology, with ten engravngs--in which the
antent Dchs Up after the most approved fashion
From Messrs. J. w. Randolph & Co. we have received
" AGiscIusr," James novel.
From Mossn. Perkins, Harvey & Ball. wehavo received
Tics. by Mis- sedgsct as, James new novel, and No.
~ tie NgutLEl - GAs8Ersr,es E" by Lever
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10

We are requested 10 saw. that csl rhos u. Flo d.
snd w- n Mos~isy. Ese. W.T. ctec,vaniid.us Cor ta
see''an u ne esny dIarkugas,n. At de heat spsns
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PUBLISHERS U. S. MAIL.

PUBLISHERS u. s. MAIL.
Bulletin, Thursday, Jan. Oh, Isa5-12 o'clock.
'HNHE following New Works received 80 hours
- In advance Of sny EIprcssir county
By this Days mad.
NO. % Iduers Living Arc-12l cts
London IaneetfOr January, 15i5-sOets
fresh supply ~ Chrstma Carol By Cbafes en-,
Also ~ Ten Thousand Year
LsrHLY sRRrpp avn yos sitt
IS cents. 'f'"'"s' " '""0"'
Filth Vernon Crime and R.tfLuop Tragic s,o,y M New
bnghnd founded upon fact ByF A. Duyare auth, M Anse.
or Love and Glory, &C. Iel cents
ne'h tupPy of High Life In New Yors also Of woods
Magazine for December
No ~ Wandering lew. Wioeb,s der, .,,,oo III IN.
No 10 Harpcfs BibIe; q etc
ItniwaTs History nj Greece No T. IS
by Prof lnrrahim. igl '
The Wbif Aimsn1et for tefS--I2l cents
Herman Dc Ruyter being confirmation the beautiful Char
Vendor. by Professor fngraham-IgI rents
The History NJ Pun; ny the Of The wnane,. of Wo
nan-ffom the 20 London editon--2s
The Corrcan Bfobers-Cofsics Psns-by Akrabdre
FrcBch--23cu - w
No Sketches ~ Irish Character by Mrs e. Hail. Iol "a.
hgneour Bye Y v. James; HE latest work IS cents
hHihe fnon'hy Magazines for January 1886.
No Omnibus, gS cents
Lord Of Manor I9l cents
Marquis De IetorisTe, BY Eugene sue; Isl rent.
fhehm OTooles CourtshP. ny William fatetop ,uo, n,
rfeas and Stores of the Irish Peassnty; Us e.,ts w
The pcssrter ny Charlotte Elizabeth, rs cents
ns'sobc Hiee Nos 10, ~ and 10; I2t ee
The csreaneu No e. or Reading ibs p,v,rr Roo, -.
somsly Illustrated; Is cts " @no
HAIPIs q KELIss. ~
- Conductors Pubiishen' a. n Man
- 10 VAIN street corner NJ Msp and il,n "a.
1'sV rsnodes and wort of merit for ..
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MARRIED,

In Luxembourg. on Tuesday. Stat uL. BY tho Rev. W. H.
hinekis. the Row. Aspagw FinEs OF 81 James Parrish
rowhs,aa - Miss MAHsARKr e. edest daughter VI Cas-
well Poe. Esq. of tho former place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10
BUCKINGHAM.

The Wings II Buckingham requested to meet Of
neii court. TO nPpoiat delegates the Famye Conyon
ton.
SEVERAL WINGS.
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Mr. Cranston demanded the yeas aud nays, which were
ordered The stood, yoss H. nays 49, There not be-
ing in the affirmative the rules suspend.
ed.
The rules then suspended the purpose of going
into committee Of the whole on the Texas question.
TEXAS QUESTION.
MIR. Smith, o Indiana entitled TO the floor and
proceeded to address the committee in opposition
alton.
He made very favourable and eloquent speech. lie
saG there great many points involved the
and he could aude TO but few vi them.
He maintnined that the Constitution did not authorize
annexation oioreign territory Ii Texas could be annex.
ed State, England, France any other foreign nation
could With the same propTieiy.
1t was lear that nothing could be done by JOINT resou
ton AMI the only question that would admit of dispute was
whether the Treaty making power could brought into
oqUis,tion. Besides objections the of right he
saw equal objection the OF expectancy. II was
said this measure necessary extend the area of free
DOM II Texas Is now free State, is aedged by an.
nexatonists, Sue could not be made free. The
OF freedom" would therefore be extended by making her
a State Of this Union.
Our relations with Mexico furnished one Of the strong.
est objections TO tie measure. Another great objection
arose out of uning the immense debt If Texas
VII Sc amount one knew lie conended that there was
no right 10 assume that debt.
His opposition strengthened by the proposal 10 post
pono the settlement of the question Of slavery until Texas
was brought into the Union. 1t dangerous the Union
not 10 settle that question IN the outset. great deal had
been said about making this n sectional question. lie
thought the responsibility OF giving uch character TO the
measure rested with the Soulhtrl members.
At the conclusion 81 Mr.. Smiths Speech
Mr.. Owen, 81 Indiana, gu tile floor and delivered a con-
stonaI argument IN favor ii the lie consider
ed this question of imp ance, which above all
Plry considerations. Que uf tie gentlemen who had pre-
coded him, the other eide, having deprecated tho nIu
gence Of party feeling.
Mr. inmlin of Ohio, then got the floor aud moved that
the committee rise, which motion carried and the COM
mittee arose accordingly.
HOUR OF MEETING.
Mr. Thompson Of Miss sippi. offered resolution fixing
the hour OF meeting. after Monday next at 10 O'clock
Mr.. SEYMOUR, Of New York opposed the resolution
ana Offered substitute providing for evening session.
Here great confusion and noise occurrcd
a motion then made to adjourn.
Another motion was made adjourn until II o'clock
tomorrow.
The SPEAkER deci led that the latter motion had pre-
cedencc # tho motion TO adjourn.
Alter objections to the STEAMERS DE- cisio the Chair de-
cid.d that the simple motion 10 adiourn had
The yeas md nays were refused motion adoum,-
Alter which the motion carried and the House ad-
iOurncd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10

Hidfoih'da NOfice.-rhc Annual Meeting of
The Stockholders Of the Midlothian Coal Mining Co,nn,nv
VIII be held ai the Columbian Hotel. in the City of Rich
mind, on "wednesday the 10th instant at ~ o'clock
BY ORDER OF TBE PGtsrpESr:
10 Ip-dJt JNO. G. STANARD scc,e,,,,
FURTHER supply Dupons Blasting and st,r,yg Po,yd.
On r'eeiving add for sale W
10 woRTHkM. M'GRUDrR A CO.
AZ IoNr Bwedes Iron ord from " 20 inebe. w de-
tons County Iron drawn wagon and cart re Reesv
'nr ard ior salc BY u 10 wOEruAN. MeGRUDER a co.
4, IFfY Boxes I'm Pilte IIXgO for sale by
n 10 JOHN N. GORDON.
$3.50 KEWARDl
WILL the above reward for appcbsnsioa
want JACK who abseonded taxing horse, the pth de
oenber
Jack DARK mulstoabout IS 90 yesrs o6-sr
heghtvey sparcwth prominent cheek bones and
eouafeuanee have doubt he made for
hanth any information
taken, though should not ksd 10 HE apprehension.
D. j. BARBoUR.
osnse County, Va aa Jsfe-eu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10

CHARLES DlMMoCK & co.
We complete tho sisement of these gentlemen aud cen
not help thinking that they have reason on their side.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


Mr. Drongoole, by general consent, introduced a bill to
form Suite out OF portion Of the Territory OF Texas and
tor Its admission into the Union the 4 Of July next
The bill read twice and referred the committee of
the whole.
MIR. Dromgoolc again and called the attention of
the House To two Precedents the history Of the United
States, avoring the adoption Of his bill lie stated that
Kentucky aud Vermont had been admitted into this Unon
IN the same way he proposed reference Ia Texas
Those States had been created by Congress- out Of
Territories within the limits the United States and
admitted At the periods specified by those acts.
IMPRlSONM ENT OF DORR
Mr. Burke offered long series 1T resoutions-adoptcd
by the legislature Of New Hampshire, atom 10 the i'm
pfsonment of Dorr, who Is in confinement in the
Rhode Island prison. The object Of the resolution is 10
Congress To interfere for the purpose procuring hs
release. The solution being this time out OF o,der and
objection being made Mr. b. that the rules be Gus.
"A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10

MEMORIAL or THE BAPTlsTs.
We ask the attention Of the general esder, and Of oil n
deed e. this powerfully argued aud kecny sarcastic papr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10

al" IL is your wish for discontinue the running Of
the Mcdowell, will do until such time o. the n, "
boat on, though do not concede believe she j. doing
any injury Qf mucD) than the horse boats And
again In the letter u said 81 therefore trust YOU ~ n
not take any steps 20 throw or ere A. nv the o., y. bnt
but that you will appoint suitable persnus a. ,rptne ber
eieep upon the csna and sode the question: for as
sure again. we DO not expect want tJ do uf cys
any serious hatn nor will We insist upon anything more
thaD rtasonably fair chince"0 either Of these com
nunlcatons there ony answer vt the period Of max
ing the annual fepOu embraced to pub.h 10 the Stock
holders and the public generally. astue ~ things we'll cal
culsied 10 prejudice them against enterprise
umay ne weg be stated here that the und. can
produce the opinions II gentlemen o the chest chsrsct
~ for intelligence aud practical obscraon-oso of civil
Engineer, aud Canal Captains and toso M large num-
bers, directly contradictory the statements made IN tb
report oi the President and Dfects o. H. H. eT,ct Of
The steamer upon the brnks Of thu caDsi The uud,sign
ed viii csvo this matter win ins fem1fk In winch will
the Stockholders aud the public place reilnoe-upon the
statements made by the Pfo.ident nnd Dfcctofs oh0 Of
fh<mssiref knou nothing GLOHf iand RhJse ogg yf,r
,ssfssa Jrom Bagfnser pl0 odg eosdsscs1dsd one,
OF fries 10 Safios ,SpcriarHf Tie rssHH Of hioh he
JsRsrsor upJn th, facts bOu ut ,h Directly from
the report Of that board together with the evidence lust
shove offered
Ia relsti1n 20 the examination ~ the capacity sd
the canal BY tho dsntcrcsed gentlemen referred &, az
page l1b Of the RepJri, the undergrad will only fc
pes' what one Of os stated 81 tho late meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Csnal Company. va. Give ~
committee, snd wall prove, beyond conrsdcuon that
o. the time the examination was made the canal was
nnusushy decp-thsf the level al LyuehbuTg was run
naf over tho wastes and lower gates and that although
the gentlemen doubtless DID find four feet II wser IN
ha'esel, Ie' WITHIN raw HOURS rHEEEsTrEE gsEIoHT
AT, esAwiNs SCR rw0 ASo HALF FGEr, ABJUr
Twssrr Hcvss rpsorLr ~ rus oEsrRE ~ TINS vEsY ~
WI ihe ~ser having beea drawn of the next level
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10
HE RICO
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY.

koR shLE-A L't on Main 81, known Old Circus lot
fronting 20 feet Main st. running feet nebe,
to an A'y ~ feet VIDE. Apply TO
w lupI-TiAN N r,yp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10
ELECTION OF A COUNCILLOR.

IL Let us ask Of The readers OF the Wing II p
eli SecreiaIlO."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-12-06

We have Texas papers 10 Nov. 18th.
Gen Sam. Houston has been rendered
public dinner BY the citizens of Galveston,
and has accepted the invitation. He is 10
be candidate in the new State for Sena-
tor 10 Congress, and we have no doubt he
will succeed. In his letter accepting the
invitation Of the dinner above alluded to,
the old General speaks Of the 'Tnrmoils
Of Revolution having died away" and of
the BLESSINGS" annexation is believed to
be about to bring to the State Of Texas.
There is no sound or appearances oftroub-
lie, all is still. Tsros is in the United
STATES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-12-06

We have just been informed that a
white man, BY the name OF Lewis Har,z
was barbarously murdered by party Of
Winnebago Indians, about Two weeks ago.
Hartz resided in Clayton county. Three
Of these Indians have been arrested. These
Indians ought TO be removed beyond the
limits of white settlements, or taught ODE
dience to the laws Of the country in which
they live. We presume more particulars
will come to hand, which we will give in
our next.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-12-06

Our news reaches back to the 25th OF
October. There is nothing Of importance
further than that appearances now indi-
cate that Mexico and the United States
will probably arrange all difficulties with
ont that .MrshaI nations burning The cnp-
iiol at Washington. Santa Annals friends
are still operating 10 reinstale him. The
General himself, j, is said, is extremely
uneasy, and keeps constant eye out from
his place Of observation At Cuba. There
is no doubt England would favor his rein
statement, as they then could negotiate
again for CALIFORNIA. The ex- General
would sell any thing for power.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-12-06
legislative News.

S. HEMrsrrAD, Of Dubuque, President
Of the council.
Gro. w. McCL~ARr of Wapello, Speak
er Of the House.
J. F. KINNEY Of West Point, Secretary
Of the Council.
WM. THOMPSON of Mount Pleasant,
Chief Clerk Of the House.
The above, we are informed, are the
names of the officers, although we have
hot received the information officially.
Gov. CLARKE, has not yet left for the Cap
itol. His health however. is mending, SO
that he will be at the seat Of Government
in few days to enter more fully upon
the important duties Of his office.