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Posr-OrfIcg. NEw-Y oKS. July ~. l8f5
~ >fcamer (.reat Western. from New-N Ork

PosT-OffICE. NEv-A July -. l6fi.
~ steamer Great Western. from Newly DIRK
eer cceitcd al tins Office for the steamer Gf-t
Western until - 2. NJ Thursday, the 3ls inst The
freight on all letters for the Orr al Western. by Arrange
meni with her Consumes VIII be p cents for letters WEI
ing half less ant p cents for each additional
half an ounce. ROBERT H. MOhkiS' r. NJ
IVjl =
~ steamer Britannia. from Boston.-The Nal
for The Britannia will b. closed al this Office on the
3lst inst al 81 T. NJ Po-'aae ell letters NUT be pre-
paid 10 RosiOn Letters of half under, cent
each additional half ounce cents
JySo L kOBtkT H. MOkhls' T. NJ
~ On Tuesday Morning. July p. l8i5, meet :
OF the Passengers ON board me steamboat Troy was ne
and Profes MUTrER Of Philadelphia appointed Chair
man. and j. AUGUSTINE MoSgoE OF New York, Secretary
In order express hrr appreciation of the conduct OF Capt
orhau who forced be boat IN consequence 81
obviously improper conduct OF the steamboat Rip Van
Wrinkle
On motion Of Thomas : Marshall ESQ of Philadelphia. a
Committee three appointed 10 dram r->o utlons
Piisiepha Sanue : Barry Of New York. and X Mcklr.
f.o of Baltimore.
The Committee having returned. reported lie following
re-. ,lunon which was unanimously adopted.
Received that The thanks of The passenger, 90 board the
Sic uhnai Toy be returned Capt GOfham for hs prompt
G. nnlauce win request hy stopping h. boat which
greatly r. evei TIE fears OF the Ladies and Gent een on
hoard aud nod1ubi prevented the OF any accl
dent lch might taken place owing % the steamboat
ID Van Winck,- frequently crossing our path and run
min e. ard continuing close To us a. 10 endsnger the
safety o. the passengers.
On motion unauir ousv resolved the above Pre-
amh- ana Resolution be signed by al the Gentlemen on
board they he published m three ofhe daily papers
of New York and Troy.
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GODEYS LADYS BOOK FOR AUGUST,
lust RECEIVED, and for sale wholesale anu retail by
W. ii. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings,
iv2q Nassau y. opposite the Park.
rHHE ART OF WEAVING. work OF great value
i 10 the Manufacturer, fully illustrated with some Thre'
Hundred Engrayings on Wood and Steel, by Clinton
Glroy Practical Weaver and Mlnuiaciurer published IN
large volume of near 500 pages. has been os
highly recommended by the first Manufacturers and Prac
teal Meaver- various portions Of the country many OF
whom thai single pages contain Information worm The
whole price of the book Published aud Tor sale by
iv2l iwDSW GEO u. BALDWIN. IS Spruce 81.
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FOREIGN PORTS

Nothing in sight at shutdown. Wind : w.
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FOREIGN PORTS
At Port au Prince July H. brig Ida leading for - Tho
mas schr VIM Robinson for New-lork soon.
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- CRANn EXCURSION Down d

1rA-SHarbOr I'D Lover Bay, hofdinG pecsecr
= 30. 4 An, ,jsw Of The Ocean, sandy Hooe
~ .,.. ~, r,,'srs roos end Scenery 81 The hsrbos,
! s,, -. -. Rrerre Tie steamer NEW-YOek,
40, s,Sne' VIII lssvs Thur'dsy July sis eso g =:
ra.ooe-sl quarter before D. CsrsLs qoaStsf pese
Ia ne, No l. Bsrlsry. n r hslfpss, for The sesve
Nh r~.arning TO The Guy 81 about o'cloek
-. In The Escupion Is csniA -
,s.r>shmsnts 10 had board. Good husse w -
LIP asPs.rls,r~eI lyse kas-
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pANORAMA Ot,he Hudson River. drawn rom Nasarr

DNNOKNNN OF ne Hli>nr KlNrf, drsW \ ifum Natlfr
L and engraved by William W sde
This new dehneson OF the Hudson the result Of much oh
servauu abor ami researcr s Intended % ineres; wei
travellers and others II forms continuous view
~ the river and winangs from New York 10 Albany
showing fully both banks from the middle OF the
The Counties. Cities Towns Villages, Landings,
Couniry >esis with distances from Newfork
denoted together with the historical and other important 10
cali les The Whole forms true picfars and also
iopogrGpsoI pan II Is engraved IN the best copper
plate style ant sold either coort plain folded in com
pact and convenient form for Tho packet opening al
point ar displaying the whole length view.
Published by WILLIAM WADE,
~ Broadway. New York and
WILLIAM CROOME,
rS. u ,bf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

GUNNER GOODS at Great Reduc,ion-Th~ sub
ISscrbers have concluded to sell the balance of r Spring
tnd summer Goods nj large reduction Their stock 10
.omposed of the following articles Printed Lawns Mus
ms and Orssodus Baragrs rich Bslxoriues ssiis
rped Muslin plaid do do plaid oinshams, Barge
nawls and Scarfs black and coored elk Manullus rich
gbt colored Six Paris styles, high usre ORC dc Rhine
Bobsxnes Grapes, &c - lrsh Liners Scotch end Irish
linen sheetns do do Dlmask Table Cloths. do do do ny
he ward Qnilt. Counterpsnes NC Linen Cambria Hdkfs
md fancy Articles J. N. 4 r. H. SELBY 4 Co
iy3O lw 3s5 Broadway, near Leopardst
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p,,SrISe AMAs.-A Maryland paper, speaE1iiIh's
,,,sls,e exodus of slaves from that state say,
!. he second gang that has LEFT tnl' @ .I ,1or n,
vses' 10 4, our planters will have beggarly mum
P0'ss.,b,r their crops Thoe see'ns 10 Be "rdHRe
eI pirt come this portion Of our P0pniai'o
g@f; v;,, ofthe Morning Chrsnicie philosophers on
Ny. -, Inns; "When the Maryland shareholders
The sn1sS Torrey thai planted man and the late
mPrs n slaves to the North was only Torrey gO"g
Their papers lsays the Chronicle IN abusing
70 "a, - he Aboliti0nis,s have told what TOrrey j.
Ioey "a or and that he is punished a the agent Of
img - taev can't catch All the negroes under
ene s,h,. There is the whole story
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Amusements.
@-,BI.o.s cARpEx.-So po.,ponrnsea. !. mi.

NrlBLO'S GARDE<.-So portponrrler; a. his 80
tshishincl zccygri N the wesiner. A. the Grand
Entrance from Broadway he Saloon Is protected. an;
the Saloon wh,rh j. ufst from ne top snd sides
ca. be EN- Used moments notice. Doors open a. = Per
fJrrsnce 2. Tickets So c~r,s "Wednesday
Evening july yrhSd appearance Of Mr.. Henry Pscits
AID 81 hi OF the ~ engagement Of the Acrobat Family
The Performance viii VIII the Overture CoreliA
ANef which, he Bod Dragons Hannibal fure~ Mr.. Pls
eide ANer irch III scrobs' Family viii appear. To
conclude with The Farce of The Double Bedte Room-Da
riv Pines W
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURED.
sPufrs~ss vssr Ns~.(aauyss, - ~ ~ sse&
rISSENDENk HALE, Conssmon G1sSnAsM
~ street, % slass, Hsw'y~t q, vvssrnnRn
ns.~>.s DAVID \ 9Ak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

SCHENCK'S fULhONIC SYhUP.
NOTlCE-Thr orc-for the sale 0fths valuable Medicine
/ ns- been removed from 4si - No. Courand-suesL
r. BzskN.s O -. COdrtlznd street - no longer Ar
Agrnt n, Srnire a~h-ocs'. pnmonie ssro 81 isr
'I,EETH, TEETH.-Dr H. Wells, 81 Warren-si- ..
i introducing important improvement Ia The ar
u setting Teeth winch hei DESTROYS Of making known eve
a hi osn expense AL persons who contemplate hasin
inseret pivof respectfully Invited Ia call and
examine the OF his improvement before having nrn
Inserted IN the ordinary way. proposition VII be MAJ.
characterised with fairness, % say u- least Dr. Nes
who tie inventor Of this system, IN Offering his sr
vices % The citizens Of SewNork viii ever aim 10 act stfr
" upon principles OF truth and hOnOr aud i desired he
those WHO sccepi Of his proposition viii do 50 without az
feeling ~ Ohc1lon. W. ol-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

.slMMEk GOODS for Oentlrmens wear.-- We hav o
- - hand NJ reasonable goods
1rng cloths OF particularly hsh fabrics for Dress and
frock Goats; Dhllings Ssnkeen and single mied Cast
heres for Pantsloons. Chsy and Mars-les vesnss N
es vsnety which will be made up Ia order 81 deductioo
usual moderate prices IN view of Ihe advances
Of the season.
WIN. T. JENNINGS 4 co, Diapers and TsIloss.
ivlmf 81 Broadway, AmsfiGsn Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

FAMILY WEDICI>ks.-ChoicsFsm ily Net.eine-
Drug Chemicals, Sc. for .ale by DAVID SANDS a
co Chemist. and Phamac-uisi- No II Eat Broadway.
corner Of N.rk,f street Pr -cian-' Prescriptions AM
family Receipts careful aud scientifically prepared by
competent rerson a. all hours oi u- DAY ara night
or app ei by "A c mprierf per-pn A. All hours W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

CASTLE s.AkDEN.-The doors vii ofca bait
- psst s. and he prrof wa commence Al oSock
"Wednesday ev-ang July SON he performance viii com
mence ia the grand Overture 10 The Arbssssdress Arr
which, song Mr. Demise. Pot Pour Of Al Nations. fal
orchestra La >uo-r-s. Mss Pray; Aubers Introduction
he OF lie Chevs dc Bronze Song Mr. Dsnnison
Pas ExtrsvsSsn C. T Pssoe Intermssion ofhsfsn hour
sler which the MAgnhc-ni CosmorsmsS Overture to
L. File du Regiments Highland Pas Seu, Misc Pray
Grand Act 81 M-ismorphoss the Tight Rope. by Herr
Asrs.. rsufs
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GIN OOO CASH ADyANCH-.-L

y IU,UUVadvance. or temporary loans made on ali
kinds OF merchandise. furniture IN large small
by b. r. MIDDLETON. No. y Ann -
p. S-Fsmies breaking up house keeping and wish NJ
dispose Of their furniture, viii Ind favorable opporu
nifv hv sprlvtng above VISA B
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

su.rr HEAR FROM THAT FELLOW vi
.nrirerssry Of Washington birthday February
- it my privilege to 'ten % 20 an ,be as ens, rs
" $1,000 The address was delivered in the Cen
o. @Ss',ch New Haven That II was splendid effort
VI O1So,nently delivered ! need not say There wa
sshsea The same Mar'yrdom 10 Principle thAi h @
ss,nce characterised the actions Of Mr. Clay "a
eve. 10 nv room was sccssted by one OF the 'n',i,
p he remark Was Mt that splendid rep"es
~ thought that the last sentence or two surpass-'
w., hing that had ever heard or read AMER
.! =, few moments the tutor remarked as We sepa
~ ave .hsll hear from that fellow yet Il no' .."'
neo- a.ssaa, : A. RAwsoN
sefeeuS NJ. e.. q, r,y, % lsas fRoch Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

THE HOMEOPATHIC EXAMINER.
LNOTRTH VOLUME new seres) will b. Issued on the
18th OF -u- and thereafter The first O'each month
The journal will hereafter be ed ted by Dr. Cray and
H,mpei WM kADDE, Publisher ana proprietor,
iv3O H. 322 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30
H. DELIGHTFUL EXCURAI

s<S1s:5rDo~n Tn Lower Bay sfosding passrogsss
hne view Of Sandy HOOK Light, The Ocean,
ID e Foffcaions and Scenery " The Hsftor and ssjoy
/, the refreshing Sea Breeze. The and eoEmodtoss
samsoat DELAWARE. Capt II. Smith, on "Wednesday
t.rnOon, July yth, will leave The pier foot OF WMsp
a. halt. past clccs Hammond Of, n. r. Of CsSsi~
pat 2; Markets., T. tbefor- :; and pier NO ~ 4.
Jcock. tor he above Excursion; returning 70 u cry "
dfpast7 0c.o<k
Ssr~ for hs whole Excursion Is rGoa UD =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

A MEXICAN VII SKI ". and .fris Garden Mon
n isy july 18Th and through The wevk-Splendd per
fornsnces evening ard Ne.resdsy aid Ssiurtsy
ernoons The following splendid attractions engsged
Dssoiving Views ard Chrumotope. with splendid music
snd fu chorus >suor Bin. the Gisr.t Madame Rccs-
vel. he Fortune Teller; Crest Western, Mrs Western
Miss Affair. VI Conov~r. NJ. Hamilton Wax Figures oi
Queen Victoria Dsnisl O'Conneli. Fsher Msihe~ Polly
Boiine, Cen Jackson. Grsnd Comic Melznge, Auto
maon Writer Living Anaconda ard Rattle Snake
Admission > Children under 10 xrsrs ~ crns
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MORE CHEAP MUSIC.


I EO<ORA.-Publ.shed TIN. Day, selections from Fry
IL Opera Le0nora
Return to me-. nh. Brother dear. sung by Miss ince.
All Doomed Maiden sung By Mr. segui1.
Grant NE only hour. sung BY Mr. Frazer.
Price % Cents
Also. Just published, eight songs and ballads by rho-
Moore for > cents.
Twelve Popular oucasteps. p cents.
Eleven OF iOuis' songs , cts.
Nine Favorte Pukfs p cis.
Thirteen Popular VALUES. 2jcts
Melodies Of ireland, songs snd pieces Is cts
Music Of the Ethiopian Serenader. 2cis
Fourteen Fsvorte Gailopsis-. y cts
Reauties OF La Norma. . cts
Part l. Bohemian Gill p cts
IT. Bohemian Girl = cts
Ill Bohemian Girl % cts
Also. great variety in Press
jy5o ifs = FERRET Co - Broadway
MEDICI SERIES OF ITALIAN PROSE
DANE BURGESS Newlurs, viii publish on Mon
day The Challenge OF Bsrlee. Historical Romance
Of the Times Of the Medr by AzeSO, translated by { III
ward L--t,r author OF Glory and Shame Of Ens land.
&C. sc. Price 81 cents
IN PRESS
The F'orentine Histories, by Nachiave.
The Citizen Ola Repub &c, by Ceba. a Geuoese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

INVNIID- 60 TO SARATOGA, and often ind
| yrraf beres- '-orn using the water from he Springs
Those who cannot leave the CRY 70 90 10 me springs are IT.
f,,n.s ,, hev can Obtain esh. pint and quart bot.
.s. sror, DAVID SANDS 4 co.
Druggists and Apothecafies. = Easi Broadway,
corner 0f Narsetsirref
NB-Gools sent 70 any par Of lie city free ofeNpen'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-30

-r- NEW FERRY TO Yellow Hook, FoG
- H4mlt)n a.. Couey I.sni.-The steam
-->--bo4ts IOLtS, Capt. Richard Yates.
WAVE, Capt Henry Ma.len, VII. Inc above Ferry
every Day, As follows
The lOLAS will leave
Per No. !. = Fort Hamilton Coney Island Hamilton
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

For Commercial and Money Mrtters, see Last Page.
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NEW- YORk GALLEKY

NeNhhiuon Of Pictures and Engrsvngs OF Institution
open he pubic the Rounds the Park lately
occupied by the Post Office Entrance from the Park
Life Membership, One Dollar
To non members. single admission 3 cents.
The rooms viii be open daily from O'Clock, A. NJ unit
SHUTDOWN.
Those holding scrip certificates can obtain certificates
membership Al the door. heretofore iys6 wiss
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|, THE sACnEM,, HEAD HOTEL,

I'LL Sound near New Haven, IL now open rsusl. undss
- the charge Of Mr Samuel Fowler. Pure air, ssfo
,hing sea food and other requisites for health and
ir during the may all be found ther1 Com
TABLE Coaches ays waiting convey passenger 70
d, Head the arrival vi the Steamboats, from New Yosk
ivgyf awi.tfc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

This look like a sacred guardianship OF the Con-
stitnton By the peculiar claw and ordel Pafyi a5
the modest Federaists style themselves Dia
ncu not nrevcnt the election, and, IN tneiI view
= comnla nee with the acquisitions OF Inc C"hs'i-
tniioni Did the trainers of that instrument ue,
sign. that an election OF Senator must oe io;e.a
through. despite OF the dscouricSy anu 49,,
conduct of one or the other branch OF tne s'a.
bly? Did they require that, every aal an" I,o,
hour, continual effort should DC i',''e - 1919
S.nator~and that majority should be fompeiea
10 vote for a particular man, SO d. - eA
election of Senator! >,
The Democrats were willing and ready 10 80
inlo The election; but the Wings relreated from
their position, and destroyed The ELECTION. Cpo'
their heods be The responsibility! We leei con-
WINGED that the people Of Virginia will FULLY aP-
preciate the conduct and motives OF The Demo
Gratis of the last Legislature, and will bv 'nelr
votes proclaim their gratitude Tor saving hePuD-
lcan Virginia from The disgrace OF DeinS his
represented by Federal, an,-Iexas Seha'9l.-
The Democrats OF the last Legislature stahu up
on the very highest ground on tins question: anu
we mistake the patriotism, and justice ana gid,
tude of The Old Dominion, il their good ana
faithful servants" are not lriumphantly sustained;
The people now have The election Of United
States Senator in their own hands. Ihelr
voice can now be heard If Federal Sc
nator had been chosen last winter, in violation
OF proprety and principle, he would have NAM
tanned his ill-gollen seat Tor sir years, and The
voice OF Republican people could NOT have
reached him. Now, the people, with their eyes
fully open 10 the great questions OF the day, can
issue their solemn orders and have their wishes
obeyed. II they discharge the obligations oil Tree
men and patriots they will all rush 10 The polls
and record their sentiments. In that case we hare
no Ear Of he result!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

The annexed article OF the Fedelal mn
Richmond, exhibits some pecnlI1riles in tie
lures OF Whiggery which should be marss.
this moment in Virginia. WhisgeIy loos,
different directions when Texas is presented 4
vson--onc eye is ayered, The other ogcs a-
ect:
From the Richmond Wa Times and Comll,i
"The folly oil attempting nj this time 70 q.
Wing ISSUES by insisting upon anii-annexarios
an essential element OF The faith, is manites,
merous influential Wings, who, during til,
canvass, were earnest and leading champior.
commanded the confidence OF the whole 4.
are open and dec ided ad, COATES Of annexa.l,
The party cannot afford 10 lose their surpor
il Is folly TO attempt 10 drive them OF. b..
il is difficult 10 understand how one become>
a Wing BY differing from some OF his raliy 0,
Il mater oil recent origin, which has ari,en (.
The party lines had been drawn.
"Thc Government has acred, and is nov Az.
ing the action OF Texas. II the latter accett,
the proposition made 10 her, The good iai!h II
Government is pledged 10 confirm and rarly
agreement which will have grown out Of her,.
overture. No Wing can be 50 rash as lotea
ling 10 see The Government turn her back nrl
foreign State that had me, her advance, /.
confidence that she meant what she olicrel
that she was incapable OF offering what ia.
not in her power 10 perform. Ii would BET :.
~ notification into our foreign relations. Vi
Wings hitherto have denounced as odou, y.
il did not go beyond our domestic concerns
This puts n horrible sqnint on The lace
Whisgery; never was anything 81 crosseye.
Messrs. Rives and Archer voted against The 4
mission OF Texas into the Union II he la,i,-
sion, and these representatives OF Virginia {.
the vote of the Stale against anneAaion.
the next session The issue recuis in the stare
a treaty, or articles of union; and, il in lie H.
of treaty, the vote OF Virginia may iateT
an eternal bar TO the union of The Two coupla
The next Legislature will choose Sena!of j
this Senator's vote may be indispensable 70 tn
Texas in, even under legislative act art
is absolutely certain that il will be- neces>ar
the question is 10 he carried in the shape q
treaty. And yet this Federal Compiler WI
have The people OF Virginia 10 choose La
laiurc with majority To vote in another Felr'
Senator, 10 oppose the admission Of TtSa>
Mr.. Rivcs did at the last session, aud i,
of representatives TO undo or Illustrate in the r.
Congress, what was done by majority Q! !
Congressional representation in the last
And this IS the way in which Federal r.
in favor of The annexation of TcIas NJ
have Virginia act 10 accomplish ii out,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION

The election in this State has terminate,
vor Of the Federalists. They have carrie.
ny of the close towns, and still their ma
will be small, compared with former wears Z
aggregate vote will be considerably lr>. i, !.
was last year There has not been 80 thc,oug.
rally as there generally is, ard the Dem.
have not, as general thing roficd 50 ae,..
rs usual, under The impression that tie "a.
ISIS would carry the State, because they did ).
Fall By very large majority. They can !,
see, BY the returns, that more eiou, ana 4 ~,
degree Of union, would have placed the s;as
Democratic hands. A glance al The re!un,
enough 10 satisfy every observing mind. ll.s,
opponents are not 50 firmly sealed in ,ov.t
Connecticut as they would make i appear
Our Congressional Districts have awa., i,
Of The same political compexon--iha i, F,
Districts have always returned The cnlilr ie-.
ton as either Wings or Democrats THIS
case The present year. Orr opponents take
entire delegation. We regret il bu; look i
future with bright hopes.
Democrats your principles are a, dear
ever, and there is no reason WHY YOU >huu,
hereafter be as active in the cause as YOU i.
were. Another year We must work Tor ,,cg
and it is by no means beyond ourrach.
HlJfi.rl ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
NEI. SON COUNTY


Alta large and respectable meeting Of t' I
pubicans Of Nelson county. in The loun u /
ving>lon, on Monday The 24lh day ii Ma
1915 court day:
On motion Of Col. Jas. S. Dillari Flow
Whitehead, Esq, was called 10 The Chan anl
motion Of DR.. Joseph f. Montgomery, Jane
billiard was appointed Secretary.
The object ofthe meeting having been exp
eddy Or. l.. n Lyon,
On motion, ordered, That COMMITTEE =
selected from different portions Of The cour''
appointed 10 recommend 10 the meeting >a'.s
person 10 be- voted for as The Republican ~
date to represent this county III the next Le5.
ture Of Virginia.
The Chair appointed The following gen,len,'
constitute said committee:
Greenfeld-Dr. j. F. Montgomery, RitA
II. Coleman, JAS b. Hughes, VIM. w liar,
Massie's Mill-Dr. Liulebury n. Lyon, j
Hight, Hezekiah Jones, J. Fl. Brent.
Bnfialoe Ridge Springs Beverly Harry
John Crews, George Vaughan, Jr., Eossa
Hargrove.
Court House-Lnnsiord Loving, q. La
John S. billiard, John Stevens Jr
During The retirement OF the Commlrer
meeting was addressed in iorcibie and e.oi
manner by Maj. James Garland and Thom-
Bocock.
The Committee appointed 10 nominate Z
publican candidate for The county, rep1re
they bad agreed TO recommend 10 the nieti!fs
name Of DR.. l.. n. Lyon.
DR.. L. y. Lyon being present, briefs =
reasons, satisfactory 10 the meeting, which y.
prevent his acceptance Of the nominatoa
The report of the Committee wa ihen !, .
milied, with Instructions, 10 recommeni ! I
meeting the name of some other snilahle r.
The Committee having consulted iosr.if. -.
turned, and recommended 10 the meeting ine a.
OF Hezekiah Jones, which recommenda''oa !,
unanimously concurred in by the meeting :
Jones was present, and accepted The non'p.,
On motion, Resoired That The procee..... :.
this meeting be signed by The Chairman az ~,
cretary, and published in the Richmon,o -. -
rer, Lynchburg Republican, and Chaf'O''.
Jeffersonian.
And on motion, the meeting adjourn,
FLOYD L. WHITEHEAD, Ci-'"''
JAMES T. DuLARp. Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
LOOKING AHEAD.

A Wing paper was complaining The otherday,
that we had given cause for war 10 Mexico, and
yet we were taking no steps 10 avert the blow,
which she might aim al us. Is this so? Hear
what an officer al Pensacola writes 10 Boston II
appears in The "Boslon Times" OF the Sd inst :
IT, S. FRIGaTE PoToMsc,
Pensacola, 9th March, lS45.
1.-THE Home Squadron are all lying here, con-
sislng of the
Frigale Potomac, A, Captain John Gwinn,
and bearing the broad pennant OF Commodore
David Connor, commanding in chief The u $,
naval forces OF the home and West India SInad-
ron;
Sloop Falmouth, 30, Com. Sands;
Brig Somcrs, TO- Com. Gerry;
Brig Lawrence, 10, Com. Jarvis.
1--WE have orders 10 provision for a four months
cruise, which | conStrue into probability that
in Two or three weeks, the fleet will proceed
down The Cult Of Mexico and show ourselves
of Vera Cruz, and all along shore, ftar'ns tie
]icr,canS 10 drar Mcu orA C0nrluS,ons.
THE Princeton has also just sailed from Nor
folk, and after taking in her big gun, will proba-
blyjon The squadron EnqHifcf.I