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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
RIsMONiI.

HNliE Subscrih. = having removed his HAT,
- CAP AND FUR STORE, 10 the large
AMI com'nodiouS room No Us Main Il, three
doors below his former stand and nearly oppo,
site the Va H1iel, would respectfully cali TIE
ouen'ion of his friends and customers general
iy, 10 MS large and splendid stock of HAS and
Caps OF every varaiy and shape in vogue.
County Merchants ATE invited 10 call and ey
anime mv stock PR iouS To going EaSi, as
am determined Ia pui ~ II Is by The Case al
l,weria'es lhanihey can possibly he purchased
East OF The Mountains. Cal and examine =
yourselves at The sign of The BIG BLACK
MT ian 90 A C MCALLAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

for Ohio County. sfr.
Id URsUANT TO adccree made IN the abovs
II cause. on the 4ih day Of February lS45.
shall. on The 7ih day of July next The seme being
Court day. proceed 10 SELL Mt public auction. TO tue
highest bidder nj The front door of The Court house
OF Ohio county The irnci OF land in tile bill mention
ed. The same being the second island above tho
mouth Of Gienn's Run IN The Ohio river: Ono third
OF the purchase money 10 be paid in hand. and the
residue IN six months from the day of salc The pur.
chaser giving bond with good security for tho
deferred payment, bearing interest from the day o
sale. I w MITCHELL, d. 8. for
may ~ PETER YARvAif soc. nnD,issioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
MACHINE CARDs.

VIE subscriber has jus, reed good assortment
4 ~ Machine Cards of The Manufacture of
John u Haskell Of Baltimore. Where they have
been used hey need Recommendation. when
my particular kind Of Cards are waited, il would
be well TO order Ibom 10 or " days before they
send here for them.
u 0p SAM. MEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
IMPORTANT TO SHOE DEALERS.
OHNSON, WHITE q JONES, Manufacturers
- and Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS SHOES AND 8ROQANS

Nos 81 and 80 Shoe and Leather ST. Boston. and
No 90 Pearl street. New York would respectfully
invite denlers in these articles, visiting either ofihe
above ciiieso rnll and examine their stock OF goods
before making iheif purchases, assuring them that
VIII not be f,und inferior 10 any in the country
J.W j. are extensively engaged in manu- faciurins
and can therefore supply dealers the moot rea.
sonable terms. }-c,f - 3m up 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
uUK n BROOK d DILLON.

HAVE removed their E,labishmenito their
II ew Brick Building, east side of MAR
kET 81. a few doors below The Post Office.
where they have supplied rhemseivss with a
sew and large Engine and other fixture for
Their business, IN superior style.
They carry un the House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in all lis branches.
They have constantly on hand Hydfauts of
various description, haUerS' kettles, water clos.
let's, bath lub>, bot and cold shower baths, re-.
ltort5 Ior bleaching, chemical apparatus, lead
&C inns. pa ent bath pumps, lead pipes OF all siz.
Yes, sheer lead OF any thickness and WORKED m
rim any manner Of loim.
K Water conducted through lcsden pipes from
>prlDgs TO dwelling houses in the country.
4 Also BEER PUMPS 6ued up to order
LEATHER HOSE,
( superior pumps for country wells Steam En-
sines &c. &c.
i AN order, thankfully received and punciu
ally attended 60.
STEAM POWER,
Y For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
20 seVetal descriptions OF mechanics, IN The
- story Of then building, OF on the ground
no1f ~ very moderate fcni
/ Wheeling, Feb 10,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
CHEAP COOLING STOVES.

WolFF's PATENT-Thoys received on
w nssvrmoni Of The above celebrated Cook.
"g owes from Cincinnati. which for neatnes
nuI'y' and economy. both in price and IH,l, cannoi
he surpassed ~ Of these stoves are warranted 10,
one year; II plate breaks IN that time IL will De-
replaced 10 the buyer Of Them grniS
op2l THOS G. CULBERTSON, Agent,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

Enn BAGS RIO COFFEE; -
CVJV 90 do Java Do
25 Bags Pepper; ~
90 do Pmenio, IS
30 Chests Young Tyson Tea;
10 do Gun Powder Do si7
Cask Carrots Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Alum; f
Casks EPSON Salts;
A do Salefatus;,
l do Boston Syrnp; ~
I do Msdder;
200 do Liquorce Ball; a&t
40 Boxes 81. IS. 12s. 16 and pound InuoD
~ Tobacco Of superior qualities; ef''
do Lsdy's Twis, Tobacco;
$500 do Brazier's and Sheeling Copper 81
200 do Cinnamon; ~ fs
Ceroon's S F Indigo.
Bbls Copperss, .g.t
IS Boxes nj X Rais,ns;
Bills Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar.
do Pulverized Do
l do Cloves;
! do Nutmeg,
10 Boxes Chocolate,
10 do varegaied Soaps;
Bale Bordeaux AImanls; M
1000 do Cotton Yarns, Nos s TO 10-lusi req
ceived and for sale by WM FLEMING.
up 30 IH ~ Tl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

ATS! III ATS! --Jnsi received nj The
Il Wheeling shoe srurc. sign If The Black
Mammoth Il o' 'inzen Of Mems white Palm Hats
u Owen al Mems r"lored Palm Hat 6 duZcn Boys
While Palm Has. 5 dozcn Bhys' cold Palm Hats.
dozen lnians Palm HAS. All of winch will he
sold very low for cash.(ap l6)TODD & HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
sUGAR COATED PILLs vs. DISEASE


N HILL, Of the firm of Girlcy Il Hill,
~ lG9 Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior 10 any he
has eyer taken. His wife has found them de
ID hiful and cfiica ious
Miss DOUGLASS, corner Walker and Ludlow
st:etis, has been cured, OF pain IN the head,
dImness Of sight, aud dizziness Of long stand
ing, by Them PiI's.
Mas sIMoSs. Of 90 Henry street; cured OF
pains and cramps OF eight years standing.
Mn ATKINS, Of 263 Greenwich street, cured
OF dyspspsis, OF seven years Standing.
Ma CARLocK's daughter, n Staple street, cur
ed OF Worms IN their worsr form.
REV Ma BURNETT, Of Brooklyn, cured OF bill
ious complaints, weakness, &c.
we need not add more. Evidence crowds
upon US from all quarters No Pills ever before
accomplshedso mutb, with so lille trouble and
disagfeeabcness, as Dr. Smub's (Sugar Coated
improved Indian Vegetable Pills Sold al
Guion's corner Bowery aud Grand SIS, Philips
corner OF Bcekman and William streets; Eve,
retrs, DO IIud on 81; Mrs Hays 149 Fulton 81.
Brooklyn; and 2U3 Greenwich street Examine
The label-look ior DR. SMiTn's written sigma
iuTe cd 10 -ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
GLUE AND GLASS PAPER.

a tANDLES.---The snbscfiber would inform
his friends and The public that he has com.
menced The manufaofue Of MOULD AND DIPPED
CANDLES, made ofpwc talon, which he wartan,s
equal to anything Of ire Kind manufactured here or
elsewhere. and he will furnish them wholesale or
reian'ns cheap as they can be purchased anywhere.
lie would respectfully solicit q share Of public
patronage. Factory in Market Alley, between
Main and Market Streets M WARREN.
dec 27--if
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27

lib ANfjust received a large and well sclecic,'
stock OF Fashionable Boots aud Shoes. su,iu.
hle Tor spring and summer wear-our stock consist,
IN part follows:
l4i pair mems fine calf stitched aud peggeJ boots
100 do do pegged morocco do
96 do do do seal ,lp
90 do do heavy calf aud kip do
900 pair mems tine morocco nulllfers
$50 do do do calf monroes
500 do do heavy cali and kip d o
500 do do common k,p aud coarse do
200 do do heel coarse nonrcs
100 do do seal nu lIiers so do do gaiier boot,
500 do mems morocco slippers
200 DO d" cali and morocco pumps
100 do do seal do
400 pair boys hest XII, monrocs
600 % do common kip do
$50 do do calf nnd morocco downings
900 do do morocco slippers
us mir youths fine calf and morocco shoes
400 do do kip monroes
500 pair children's pegged grain shoes
400 do womeu's cali md kip lace bcois
200 do do KID and goat boots
100 do do gniicr do
$50 pr ladrs blk e. cold hlf CATERS OF various kind
400 do ladies' calf and morocco bu,k,ns
200 do do pegged kip shoes and buskns
900 do d. seal begged shoes (ow prcc)
500 do do Kid slippers claw price,
500 do do seal and morocco slippers do
200 do do gambrpon do dn
800 do ladies tine kIl spring heelcd slippers
800 do do common do do do
100 do do boarded morocco buskirs
$50 do do kid walking shoes aud buskiHs
100 do do fue kid Iun-r'd slips aud buskins
loo do d, cold hid slippers. ,arious kinds
800 do do misses hid Il mof'co shp'n low pr,
900 de- do spring heelcd slippers
$50 do do col'd Md slippers and half CATERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
TREMENDOUS EXClTEMENT!!!
Grcdt Mitch race betrcen Peutond q. Fashion
FOR 10000 DOI,LARS

LIN Consequence of Tho Grea, Match Race be.
IA tween ihose justly celebrated Mays Peyiona
md Fashion having come oil over the Long Island
CnuIsc "n The l3h inst The sub.criher has fell
himself compelled. 'Lr The benefit 81 his numerous
rss'omers. Ia bring out onoher lot of ,Iosc splendid
French Hats which will be open icr Inspection this
day. All Persnns wishing Tor snperb article. will
az well To call aud examine the assortment. Also
q very 6nc article OF Beaver and Nrur,n Beave,
just finished OF AC M'CAILAM
Sign Of The Big Black Hat lis Mum 81.
nav IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
CAUTION TO ALL.

CAUTION TO ALL.
LET ALL The WORLD FAKE NOTICE
AND BE G. AREFUL NOT TOBUYTHE
(SIGAR COATED)IMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY box
has on 1t The WRITTEN signature Of the orr
ginal inventor aud pateD,ee,
G BENJAMIN SMITH, NJ d
THESE pleasant Pills possess powers TO ope
AT The natural dtaiDs ut the system viz: The
Lungs, KIDNEYS, SKIN d. BOWELS-
hitherto UNKNOWN in the practice Of medicine;
AMI SO complete has been their triumph over
all other medicines, that many have been led
to suppose they contain some powerful mineral;
but upon examination by Drs Chiffon, Ram
dolph, Huntington and others, this supposion
IS al once proved 10 be gtouIdlsss.
Sold IN New York. at The principal Office,
lI9 Greenwich street, also by Rush.on K Co,
Broadway, corner o. nth street..
Pamphlets to be lad OF agents gratis.
B.-PersoDs will also notice on the top la
be- an engraved Indian figure, cross ed with fine
ed print.
The genuine may also be bought with safety
al Dr. Guion's, corner OF BoweIy and Grand
street, and Mrs Hays, 1879 Fulton streei, Brook.
,yn, and at respectable stores throughout the
SUrf, a N <,~, a srx,w~ mr. = q. ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
DEAFNE ss CURED,

COMPOUND KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
IFOlt the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains and IN,
a oisch0rGc Of matter from the ears; also al.
tIOsc disusrCeahie noises. like the bnzzine a.
Insects ialbne pi water, whzzing Of steam a 4
&C. winch arc symptoms Of approaching d, af
ness. and also aenCrally attendant with the dis
ease. For sale hy Or CRUMB NCKFR
No f73. MAN ST. Sole Agent
THIS medicine Is highly recommended and ot,.
Hcf0us ccrhhcatcs are gwen, by very rcspcct
fgie persons ~ tie many ASTONISHING crres
vmch % has criofmrd nov 9s
~ 7 " TOOLS-l ca-k genuine Afmnnee
- Mouse Hide Anvil; aisp s ,nIcrson A. Poster.
CoOey. M"tss b0le md common nnv,s; c,sL
Coiiff krY Wee, ! dp common De-. Bellows az
Jaruh Afnif- make. Al 81 abhh wtiI 10 cold .
reduced P',es (Wsy 20) SAN l. NEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
MEAKEL q HARBOUR,

AND LOOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS.
No. lab MAIN STREET WHEELING Va
NiEf keepcoOslantly on honp very extensive
L assortment of superior Mahogany, French,
Gfec'an mud Rocking Chnirs Snfas Pier Tables
Dressing Bureaus. Bclsends, Bureaus Tables &c
together with every article of The laes, style, AID
best finished
FURNITURE,
Ever offered IN this cry. Gilt aud Mahogany framed
Looking Closes and L~kng Glass Plates OF al
sizes Portrait aud Picture frames OF ever, variety
and STYLE
UPHOLSTERY WARE. consisting Of Feather
Beds, Bolsiers. cuiled Hair MnIifesses aud Mat.
Ir.sses Of oil kinds, with oil oiher articles of
Upholstery Ware, on hand and made To order
A rhSi ExgSS5|In Ts s,ir
WINDOW H1ws "L IND
Al OF which will he sold OF very I,w prices md
warranted Of The hes, quality. Also. MAHOGANY
NENLERS. Hair Cloth aud Vansh constantly ON
hanJ. "
STEAM BOATS furnish 81 with ever, article q
t"f"iore "n short notice aud the yety best terms
sp22
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-27
1877 packages OF Boots and ShDe $.
ALTMAN g. MAXWELLII

100 do do peggeJ morocco huskins
Il 90 do do kid aud morocco walking shoes
$50 do do cali aud morocco lace boots
200 do do kip and grained de-
900 do ch'ldren's fancy shoes aud half CALLERS
200 do do cold kid boots aud ankle Tics
Zoo do do black kid boots
II 90 do do do ankleies
$50 do do seal and inorrcco do
500 do do seal and morocco boots
500 do do do do glow price,
II LSo,:-
1000 lbs oak Tan Spanish sol. Leather
5000 do hemlcck tan do do do
800 do county sole do do
10 dozen curfiso boot morocco skins
10 do Medras dn do do
6 d, fine curriso kid do
) do brush do do
6 do pink lining skins 10 duz fair Innings
10 do binding skins $50 lbs heel sparabes
GOO papers of A. 6 aud ousccs tncks
20 bushels Boston shoe pegs assorted sizes
so lbs No 3 best hafhleached shoe Thread
200 d" No 10 bleaehcd and green 10
II Together with boot webbing. boot laccs. black
tape. hrisrlcs. AMI shoe backing, (Aiason's best
warranted To he first rate arlirle) Also 80 dozen
mems and bovs' summer hats &c different kinds
The nbovc siock has been selected from The manu-
inciurcrs with great care expressly for the retail
rade. and which we can recomme nd 10 ou
cusiom rs heiug ii's, articles. all If which
We will sell extremely low for cash.
II Our old customers and The public, nrc respectfully
invited 10 call and examine our slock. and We
pledge ourselves In sell good article. aud as
cheap, as any oIher store in Wheeling, Country
merchants will do we'll 10 give us call before
lpurcn asiIg. as we shall no enabled 10 sell them
1o't" and shoes by The dozen very low Tor CASH
ap22
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-01
1Nursdan. LonNarN 80, 1875.

IHUSduH OUHHWH ~, lCto-
Mr.. BONDURANT reported bill changing
The time Of holding the Circuit Superior Courts
of Law and Chancery Tor the county OF Camp
bell Passed
Mr.. THOMPSON of A., from the Commit
lee on General Laws, reported the bill incorpo-
rating the Monticello Manufacturing Company.
Passed.
On motion Of Mr.. PEYTON, the Senate tool;
up The bill incorporating the Virginia Collegiate
Institute Passed.
They also took up the bill TO incorporate the
Augusta Female Institute. Passed.
Mr.. THOMPSON Of A., from The Commit
tee on General Laws, reported The bill 10 amend
the charter OF the Petersburg Aqueduct Compa-
ny. Passed.
Also, the bill To incorporate the Richmond Ii
brary Company. Passed.
THE ELECTION or COUNCILLOR.
A message was received from the House, BY
Mr.. Leake informing The Senate Of the readiness
of the House to proceed 10 the election Of Coun-
cillor. John Rutherford and Raleigh L. Daniel,
Esqs, being in nomination.
The vote Of the Senate was:
FoR JNo. RUTHERFORD, Eso.-Messrs. Scott,
Speaker Cox, Wallace, Crawford Spark, Bap-
lisi, Garrett, Piper, Dennis, Penn, Moiieu, Sloan,
McMuen, Taylor, Guerrant, McCauley, and
Newman-l1.
Fon RALEIGH T. DANIEL, ESo.-AIessrs. SUIT
ion, Thompson Of A., Peyon Bondurant, Gala
her, Capcrron, S,anard, Carer, Shinn, Crump and
Rogers-ll.
Alter a long debate, the vote was again taken,
and the second ballot resulted as above.
See proceedings OF House, below
The Senate then adjourned
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as6rDe,rooen lzaatttrfr.
TERMS As TO THEM SHALL APPEAR REASONABLE

TERMS AS TO THEM SHALL APPEAR REASONABLE
&c. :, ,oo,
Accordingly. on The 2ih day Of April, leOs'
the commissioners oiihc contracting parties ehterea
into formal written compact, duly @Sncd, @"ea'
and delipcrsd, by the COMMISSIONER ana na1eA w
pulated in The second ATticte fOr The tcsslon ny tae
Tinted States 10 Georgia, all their rtgdt ana t"is
n 6oth he Jurisdiction and sell of all TIER lands
riiin he limits Of that State. Well, this compact
was agreed 10, and Georgia passed an act entitled
"nn aef 10 rat,fv and confirm the articles 81 agree
ucai and ccssion entered into between the comins-
sioners of The State Of Georgia on The one part,
and The commissioners OF the United States on me
other part" c e
"Whereas. the Commissioners of the State OF
Georgia. 10 vii: James Jackson Abraham Bald
win and John Mledge, duly authorized ana al'-
pointed, by and on The part and behalf OF inc
said State of Georgia, and The Commissioners
OF The United States, James Madison, Aioei,
Gala,in and Levi Lincoln, duly authorized and
appoin,cd on the part Of the United States TO
MAKE AN AMIcABLE SETTLEMENT or LIMITS BE-
TWEEN THE TWO sovERElGNTIEs, after due cr-
animation ofeir rcpcctirc porcrs, did on the 24th
of April last, enter into deed OF Articles and
mutual Cession, in the words following TO wit
(Here follow the articles, &c) :,
| pause here 10 ask, il any thing could be
more formal than this, and bearing every marx
of solemn treaty on lis frontl There are mn-
lual acgoiiat0rs, with plenipoten;iaiy powers 10
od,usi and settle ell Interfering elatms"-and even
ITO seHlc them BIZ compromise"-"to rcceitt rop0s9's
for REIMBURSEMENT or oSSsion" OF Territory-the
eessiom TO include she jariMietiom' as well as
"Mc Iands," and all 10 be settled ''oS SUCH TERMS
As TO THEM SHALL APPEAR REASONABLE, &c. %
much Tor The ;O,rcrS OF the neSotiators-ana pray
what powers have any ambassadors more precise
and plenary than these! And each party made
proler 10 The other oil his powers, &c
Well, these powers were all exerclsed-lhe
claims were all adjuaed and dctcrmtned ana
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT crSsIoNs or TERRITORY
WE'RE MADE, &c-and the Compdct 1rns Asns",
seated. ritacsscd anil deiirercd IN all form.-And
the Compaet, being so executed, thus the Stale OF
Georgia undertook go RArIrY AND CONFIRM THE
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT AND CEssIoS, neso,
tiated "BgTwEEN THE TWO SovEREiGNTIEs, ana
accomplished all by this brief, yet comprehensive
act:
sBc il enacted by the Senate and HoUsE OF
REPRESENTATIVES &c, That the said deed or ar
,clcs of agreement and cession. be, and the same
hereby is and are, fully, absolutely, and amply
RATIFIED AND CONFIRMED in all lis parts, and
hereby is and are declared 10 be BINDING ASn
CONCLUSIVE on THE SAID STATE, HER GOVERNMENT
ASD CITIZENS FOREVER"
Further comment on such romp0d and such
an authority for the 0nnerat,0R OF Territory 10 the
United States, is needless; and here, therefore, !
sound a parley with the Whigs-and bid God
speed YOU"
RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE
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To he Editors Of he Enquirer:
W,cutScTOS Cry Ian 70 IL

w ASUNoIUS via JdH. w. ioio'
The Senate are still discussing the bill for The
reduction of The rates Of postage For the las,
week, have visited their Chamber every day,
and have, at each visit found Mr.. Msrrick on The
floor peIseyering with The Post Office bill.
shall keep clear OF ,hem al least. until Monsieur
Tonson is disposed OF.
The House were engaged all day on tho Oregon
bill. Speeches were made BY MesSrs. Thompson
of Mississippi Owen OF Indiana, and Elmer of
New Jersey in It's favor, and by Mr.. J. R. Inger-
soil on the other side. The latter gentleman's
speech was the first in opposition. The subject
will be taken out Of Committee on Saturday next,
and passed BY large majority. The Senate, it is
Thought, will however veto it; whereupon, Judge
Douglass's bill for the erection Of territorial Go
vernment in Nebraska, vii, be adopted as a sub
slituie. wrote YOU some time since, 10 the same
effect and every thing relative 10 the subject
going on here, at present, but tends 10 confirm me
in that impression.
The InlelIigeneer Of this morning contains
very short but exceedingly CHARACTERISTIC notice
Of the instructions from the Louisiana Legisla-
ture, upon the subject Of Texas. Nothing seems
further from Mr. Gales's mind, than that they
were really intended as bona fde inslructionS!!-
To him they appear as a mere indefinite expires.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-01
10 ihe Editors nf Mc Enquver:

To llc Edil0rs y lFc EnqaVer:
Gentlemen: beg you 10 invite a large meet
ing of the Republicans OF Richmond, this Even
ing al Odd Fellows Hall. The crisis demands
it. We ought 10 have full gathering Of the Re-
publicans Let us speak out our sentiments bold
H. IL We do our duty, We can sweep the State
in the Spring by triumphant majority The
Wings are perfectly desperate. They are al
most rabid To turn oct such man as
John Rutherford 10 put in such violent par
tizan as Raleigh T. Daniel The "Sole Amhor,
the "Yaller Kiver Man." The man who united in
inviting John Quincy Adams 10 visit the city Of
Richmond. and parake Of its Inequalities, and
one of the originators OF The bran bread humbug
handful Sc, &c. &c, SC. For one, mean 10
see every Republican, and urge upon him 10 at.
tend the meeting. All the transactions connected
with This prescription must be laid before The
country. VINDEX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-01

The debate in The Senate upon the election OF
Councillor lin place Of Col Rutherfoord) was
long and animated We cannot permit it TO pass
Ms without paying the Just tribute they deserve
10 The bold animated and eloquent speeches Of
Senators McMullen and Cox McMuen, al
WAYS the strong and mlallerins champion OF
what he believes 10 be the RIGHT, scored the Whigs
for their course, and denounced The proscrplye
spirit in which they were acting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-01

Gov. McDowELr's Mssssds.-Wc call the
attention of the public 10 The emphatic and deci-
led Message which ,ne Governor Yesterday ad-
dressed 10 The Legislature, IN communicating the
Ohio Resolutions, Read il! He goes, as every
Virsinan should DO, ,nneGnivocay ana enerse ,
lnre can now dodge the question and shrink from
his duty1 AS Mr. Hamilton Of Preston said.
"Whai 'Virginian, aler hearing The Ohio fesou-
lions. could defer action for a single day?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-01

rs~NoTlCE-Cer,ain Christian Brethren
having rented the "0dd Fellows Hall" meeting
will be held there every Lords Day Afternoon,
al 8 o'clock, for public worship and instruction.
On next Sunday afternoon, al The hour aforesaid,
Dr. John Thomas will address'our feliow-citizens
az The Hall. SuBJecr The Mosaic Record OF
the Creation "Infdels," whether Gentle OF Jew
isb, are especially and respectfully invited 10 al
,epd. FEB II SEVERAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-01

II. The able Communication from "a CAt:ea
o Trgicaa md Of no STATE or oody p0ltF'c on eafA
bpt Virginia" will appear Monday. Il scans
with erea, acumcn the late proposition Of Mr.
Kennedy, aboui The seven and nine years citizen
ship.
II. We regret that We have 10 postpone til! our
next paper The communication Of a Virginian'
on The election of Councillor
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~ The Democratic Association Of this City
viii please recollect The meeting which Is 10 take
place this evening at Odd Fellows ilali, d .
O'clock. We hope every Republican VIII DC az
his past, as business Of some importance may NC
expected. The Republicans OF The Legislature
and strangers are respe c,fully invited 10 attend.