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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-08
CORRESPONDENCE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feby 4h, 1915
Joseph X. bping, Esq
Dear Sir: AT Convention Of delegates from moori,y
OF the counties composing this Congressional District as
sembed IN this place the Ih instant the undermined
were appointed a committee to announce 10 you on their
behalf, your nomination. unanimously, as the Wing can
ddate for the representation Of this District in the
Congressof Of the United States and TO request YOUR nc
ceptance Of the nomination
In communicating this result YOU they beg leave to
unite ihe personal solicitation the wishes the Conyen
u"h' hal you may Ind II compatible with your conyeni-
ehce and inclination to accept the nomination rendered
win such haenng unanmy, and they cannot frbear To
express her high qualification that the great principles of
inc wing party and the bcncfcent end patriotic pocv
winch the Wings seeking impress upon the e0is
ion and the administrative action Of the government will
ma IA the nominee on this OCCASION advocate at once
aoe intrepid and eloquent Trey pledge themselves and
they doubt not they fully authorized TO edge their
wing friends and constituents throughout The District, Z,
give To your nomination cheerful and cordial support and
entering on the work with effort, 10 the
TASK, aud with zeal worthy Of great cause, they do
not permit themselves doubt its triumphant success
We are, Dear Sir, most respectfully
your ob't servants,
Ro. WHITEHEAD, I
SAML VI GARLAND,
JAS. l.. Bows, COMMITTEE
a. b. MAeRUDEE,
RIcHMOSp, Feb G. Isl5
conference.-the received IN this psce your letter n
February 9TH informing me of nv unsn,n,,
" by the Convention assembled in Charlottesville a. the
wing candidate for the representation Of the Albemare
District IN the next Congress Of the United States
duly appreciate the honor conferred by this nomins
uon and m acceptDgH have only assure you that no
effort shall be spared my part accomplish the success
Of our common cause OF my devotion TO that cause in
every stage Of m fortunes need not assure you and RELY
m the coming contest upon the Cooperation Of ell lis true
trends ~ me District IN the perfect confidence 10 use
your own language, "of its Triumphant success"
BE pleased 10 accept thanks for the very Ha,tcrine
terms IN which you have conveyed TO the nomination.
Very respectfully.
Your obedt seTy't,
. JOSEPH X. IRVING.
Messs. Ro. Whitehead. Ssm'l VI. Giflsnd, James L.
Brown, Allen Is. Msgruder-Commnf,,
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[PRivATE AND CoNFIpESrIAL.l

IrNI'NIE IND CONFIDENTIAL
Punch. having determined TO be candidate HIusEIF
tor the CITY DELrsATEsHP very busy engaged to day
in canvass'ng around the awning posts in tho different
Wards He will address his fellow de nzens from the ton
Of his column. on Saturday next.
Sesatu Popuh Que Rife6i.
The report in circulation that pofer Of the ENQUIRER
support his claims for the station had been accepted BY
him, he hereby pronounces be incorrect.
HIS OFFICE, Wsridian.
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A LEARNED DEcfsfON.-Somo Of our South Western
justices sorey puzzled times For instance-Smith
va accused of stealing pig from Stokes; Johnson wit
ness for StokeS swOfe positively the guilt Of Smith;
JinknS' witness for Smith. just positively for his
innocence. The justice was in quandary The business
like the shmans opinion of the French language looked
10 him "a good deal mixed" 50 he finally dismissed the
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20 THE EpiroRs or TIVE Vine

GenIemen- Having seen number Of names Of very
worthy gentlemen brought before the public the columns
OF your paper as TT supply the place Of pre-
sent worthy representative the Legislature r. T. Daniel
Esq who has been e ced Councillor, esnit me IN connec
ton with Others again 10 present the Of highly
ieemed and worthy Citizen, Mr.. Fleming James, whose
experience, energy, talents and prompt systematic busness
qualifications, eminenhy fl him to make representative
second 10 none. BASIN REGION.
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Address 10 me GeneraI AssrmbIv

The attention Of the Legislature and uus, Of the
whole country. will be attracted by the truly eloquent sp
peal to that body in this days paper the srtsa,s Of
Vrsina Its high claims to attention farther strength
ened by the distinction OF its author aud the absence Of
personal interest PafrOts alone has inspired tho pow
erful appeal which he makes.
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Rich'd, 6 Feb'y. IS45.
To THE EprroRs OF THE VINO:

To THE EDITORS WHIs:
Messrs Editors: The subscriber would respectfully sub.
init the name OF an old and ed citizen the voters Of
tho city OF Richmond as well qualified Gil the station
oi their representatives that is John Lester who am
will do well for the interest Of the city ms any one
yet named. WIRE
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Ro. WHITEHEAD, I
SAN'L VI GARLAND, q
JAS. l.. Bows. No'''n'
a. u. MAsRuDER,


The Odd Fellows Hal having been opened for public
instruction in the Word Of God Dr. John Thomas will con-
hnuo his exposition Of the Mosaic Record Of the Creation
subeet-AI things created for the Hope Of I.r.el Meet
ng at . O'clock p. ". on Lor5s Day next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-08

BY nine States" lila seen that n the period when the ar.
,,cle. Of CouJetsop were formed there were tbirtseu
named State. p.res 10 IL and named i'm tho c.p,ion-
vetmou although claiming TO be State and .idns in The
Revolutionary war; was claimed by New York And
that each Of the IL Sa,es great and ANAL. uer, entitled
but one VOTE and SO ws,chu were the p.res ON The
question Of political power h., thew soush, 40 nrovd.
against admission Of any other PROVING. Cana
d. unless tina, admiration wa. no by nine s.,r,
This prohibition IL will be seen extended 10 ali province.
except Canada and would actually without the a,sent of
the nine States forbid the of new S,a,es even
OF the back lands of any of the St.tes will be per
ccived that the guard Of nine out of thirteen State.
necessary to admit was fraction over two
thirds Now, is il credible that some ,hir,een
sovereign and independent States had, four ycsrs
after the of the Revolution when no common danger
10 s.cr,fres b.co. ... ;..I,. nd ...hf,i az
this question political power and that instead Of prohibit
ing the sny other State whether of domes
tic foreign territory. without the Of nine States
they should willing not only TO admit States FORM
cd VI foreign Territory land the arguments on the other
side would include State or Kngdom) BY mere ma.
jory in Congress- lie who believes this must have little
knowledge Of human viewed single
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Nosfsk. 'S
bi'' .n thu st and srrond reading s.kss No.
Mr.. TolAa moved that the bill rsai.ar III. ..ss- ar
vailed.
Tue SrsAkka presented stioa from the 0ov.
efnof accomplished with Of the couditoa Of
ne ExeA.nss and Fssmsr bsnks. which wss ssdsssi ~
W. bnoApcs u CsL. moved 70 Icy he hh On hs table
es s pnposs Of rvconsd-rins the vote vpeo H. I'm fos
the poise,'on Of oysssrs In The county u
which wss done. The bill then pss,sd
On motion Of Me-. Tsylos Of L. 'T-'-'t t4lQ
The Huuss adjourned. III
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uARHIED,

On ,h. seth Of January by Rev W. Tree Mr. Lsr,-
vs. o. kne oaeen, to mssJsss Esot.sp Of CaIpeppcr
W Religious Herald VIII pleas, copy
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ADJOURNMENT

FAILURE OF MAILS.
There mail again yesterday North OF Ffedercks
burg, the Potomac said being blocked up with ice
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To The Editors Of tss whsi
Msssp. Edisors-The Arrangements that have been
made by the Benevolent Socety al town, have done
much relieve the suernss Of those who In
stances Of poverty aud Among this class OF
tzens there are many who truly objects OF charity
aud whose condition such that without the aid they have
received on the Society," have suffered severely; but
the Of the Society entirely limited place
Of them in thing like that comfort which
cesssry TO the hsppncss Of those who able make
their provisions according their fancy. their
wants. The Svcieues have not been supported they
mgh-whist ho~e who have lent their aid, have done
with chcerfuness. There others no might for
ward and render help but they have vet failed To do
most VI those who thus backward, of 6ns
feeling. and benevolent othsu but they
fortunately Tor fear leasO persons who do think
when they would act and cannot, the moment OF their
tAint'ns go forth To do what they well o,hes
not only willing but deem privilege and pleasure TO do
When they sitting in their surrounded with
luxury that the appetite demsnds-hsppy In the
ea pleasures their industry and have gathered
them and their happy smesDo they forget the
distressed They then think aud would act not
convenient then, and when is they forget would hope
that gentleman in the city, who subscribed
will do 30 immediately-they will never regret it
No man ever vet did act OF kindness. when he
felt that his motive good one but that the plea
sure OF an approving conscience him OF infinitely
more value than the Of the act.
The Gendemen's Benevolent Society have established
two Soup Houses. At the Old the other the New
Marke-at either of which places supply OF good and
wholesome food day. after IL O'clock ready all
apPlicants-and an happy say that there is
need OF suffering from hunger They that thus suffer
all who will apply To Of the Lady Visitors for ticket
would remark that this provision is wanting any
particular that renders wholesome, palatsble
never pass the "Soup House" Soup ne without taking
body. ID
p. ST. noticed call subscribers in the Yesterday
STAR to come forward and their subscriptions To those
who have not done let them do immediately the
n
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PUNCH To THE PUBLIC.

Both Houses OF the Legislature have adopted Resolu
ton 10 adjourn Monday. the l7th instant.
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WING NESTING IN RoANoKE COUNTY.

"hie bEiiNS IN RoANOkE COUNTY
Alta meeting OF the Wings OF Roanoke county held Sa.
,em' on Saturday the 18th day OF January, lei5. Col
James hye was called to the Chair and F. Johnson appon-
ted Secretary:
Inc following Preamee and Resolutions were offered by
Ut. Jonn n. 0riihn and adopted:
Inc wings OF Roanoke, always impressed with the
ana importance OF the principles they advocate,
SINCE inc recent fresidenua canvass, satisfied that
'ne uumae success Is necessary to the preservation Of
'he Government IN Its pury,-since they have party
without principles, advocating different views OF
pohey IN different sections oi tho unon,-with
ieadet wHhout quahhcanons-without political char
ae'er, save US faithful paruzsn-and conse-
quenty without any claim upon the country, brought TOR.
ward oy Anew political mansgers without tho previous
knowledge W concurrence OF the Peope;-hs election in
was 10 favour ot Tariff, and another account
alleged uneompromlsing hostility 10 the principle of pro-
iecuon-but, above all, his parz relying Tor
not upon his merits but upon their efforts detract from
the high Character and well earned fame Of his opponent
whom they ss'aed with every caumny which ingenuity
excited by malice. could inyent-when they have witness
ed the triumph OF such by such means-the
umph OF James h Polk over Henry Clay-the unknown
to lame, the other identified with the history OF his
country, and his country's fame identified with his
own-when they have witnessed all this together with
no" well aseer'ained frauds Mt the ballot box in New
YORK. Georgia, aud louisiana, by which the people have
been cheated out OF the President oi their chocc-thcy
can have no confidence IN which recognises
whatever Is a'aable and which has umphed by fraud and
caumny not merely Henry Clay, but with
which Is Identified the interests and honour OF the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-08

SO these gentlemen declared duly elected for yesr
message was received from the Senate by Mr. Wa
LACE, that the Senate had adopted resolution asking for
aCommitteo Of Conference with The House on the matters
ton Resolutions.
The House forthwith agreed to the resolution and the
SPeaker announced the following Committee Of Conference
on behalf Of the Houses Mess witcher, Edmunds Of r.
Anderson, STROLLER. Preston, Toler and Bowdep.
Mr. WTToHsR moved that the Committee Of Conference
have leave sit during the session Of the House.
Mr. STROTnEs opposed the motion. lie for one wished
10 be present in the House, while important business was
In progress.
The leave granted.
The bill 70 establish the State Amory School was called
up by Mr. ANDERSON. -.... t
Mr. Ntwtos moved the indefinite postponemon, Of tho
bil-wheh motion prevsiled, Ayes 81, Noes a..
The following snerOssed bill read third time end
passed
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AUCTION Norcs. u .-.r..
Sale of Fashionable Clothing.
We request the attention or Dsasrs and the Pubiie IN
our sale Of suPsrior and Fashionable Coxhns oS he -,
Now York msnsfscius. compnsag large and Rsusrs q.
sortmsnt Of goods suited the present sssson Tim Moay
Na at 10 O'Clock II the Store sdoinng Mr. A. A. Krisch
manns main street. IsLoxs & Bnorrss ,c,.
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BY Mr.. Toler OF the President and Directors Of the
Lynchourg and salem Turnpike Company praying for
increase Of the capital stock OF said Company for the pur
pose OF Matchmaking in road BY Mr. Sturm Of citizens
Barbour county, praying for right Of way to the B.
o. X. X. Company.
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ALIENS OFFICE.
BACON. BACON.

VINO H-fNTS SOME or TIE FINEST AND sESr NJ,
$500 CON IN RfcHNoNDp ------
VAIL Al 1ee Cary street. door to Mr. J. Wox.rx..s
es'ks Ven Of hoss beautiful sdes shoaer. Hans an Joe
ALSO,
No Lard nrss quality
Roll Butter, prime do.
small lot good old Hams-an for ale very low
-, s.. -. fr J. GRAPE.
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W Noner-Rsv. Geo. b. Chssver. d. D., will deliver
IseaS enso. ss<..s .. Psssysssiaa chsrsA .
~ ''ees - "shsssss-as old sl.s % he s..s
sshjssi ~ O'Clock ansr.oo. a. IN. IA .
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orThe Rsvd Mr. chssvss. will pessoA in ~ United
| At u O'Clock. f-I.lc rtr
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" Esoisstiss Dssirsefiss.-A Lecture viii % sivsu
In ihs U.vsrsai.s chsreA " asA fe'sl.es ~ ~
H. olAss. hss ~ Tssr~ s--whs shall ~ ps.ass -
ssery u uh power.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-08-28
SALE OF
SALE OF
HOUSES AND LOTS,
IN AND NEAR THE TOWN OF LEXINGTON, VA.

IN pursuance of a decree, pronounced by the
Il Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Rockbridgs, on the 18th day of April last, in
cause therein depending between Sally Wills
son, plaintiff, and William Wilson's, adm'rs and
others defendants, shall proceed, on the 10Th
day of September next at 10 NJ, before the front
door of the Court House in Lexington, to sell at
public auction the following real property, Of
which the late Capt. William Wilson died seiz-
ed:
One improved Lot lying on the Main street Of
the town OF Lexington, on which are two BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES, with ali necessary out
houses. One of these buildings is very fine
private residence. Two pasture Lots lying near
the Military Institute; pasture Lot adjoining
the lots of G. p. Dorman and Samuel M. Dold;
and Wood Lot on the Bushy Hill, near Lexings
ton, containing about 80 Acres.
The Houses and Lots on the Main street in
Lexington will be sold separately, and on credits
of l, 3, and years, in equal instalments. The
Pasture and Wood Lots, will be sold on credits Of
6, IL and l8 months. Cash in hand however
will be required sufficient, TO pay the expenses
of the sale, and the purchaser will be required to
execute bond, with approved security, for the de.
ferred instalments.
Terms will be further made known on the day
Of sale.
VIM. C. LEWIS, Com'r.
Lexington, July 81, lS45.-tds.
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HsalEaa Of Columbia
FOR THE RESJ'OR AJ,JON or pryI, II

TOH TIE KESTURdTTON OF THE HdIR.
An article which has stood the test of years, and
whose popularity increases with each year. An inn
lately made the preparation of this article
makes il now, it always has been the very best in
use, for the purpose TO which is applied that of re
storing the hair on bald heads, keeping it from falling
out ana keeping perfectly free from dandru making
the hair SOFT smooth and glossy. Persons making use
OF an article for any of the above purposes will not
receive double benefit from the money laid OUT but will
been swudled out of their money by any worthless ar
tccs got up in imitation of BE sure and get none
but what has the signature Of Comstock s. Co ON the
wrappcr-Bcware of this for the value Of the article
has induced many counterfeit it, and many attempts OF
this kind have been made.
GJ-The above article is sold wholesale by Com
stock & Co., 81 CORTLAND street, New York and by
Jas F. Patterson, Staunton, and +. f. Graham, Green
vile, Augusta county, Va.
April 3, 1885,
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Kaewe's Linilnent and EIixjr,
FOR THE CURE OF RJIEIJ1T dJyS1I

FOH TIE CURE OF RIIEUWAITSDI
This old and stannch remedy is still in the field car
Tyng all bc lore It, and throwing all other remedies that
have been built upon the reputation of this m
IL cannot be applied to any Rheumatism without rcev-
night Its unexamplcd success has induced numbers to
counterfeit it, but without the user soon finds
that he has got hold Of worthless article. Persons
confined for years TO their bed, have in many Instances
been entirely cured and able attend their
after using one or two bottles. Persons after trying
every other article, obliged at last resort to this
certain remedy TO be cured. Call for Comstock Co.'S
Hcwc's Lnimcnt.
@J-The above medicine is sold wholesale by Com
stock Co., 81 CORTLAND street, New York and BY
Jas f. Patterson, Staunton and Is. F. Graham, Green
vile, Augusta county, Va.
April 3, 1915.
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AUGUSTA SPRANGS,
FOR SALE

MY business rendering it impossible for me
~ TO pay the slightest attention to this proper
ty, offer it for sale on very reasonable terms.
II would be very valuable property in the
hands of any one it might suit to occupy it as
watering place. The buildings are extensive
and costly. and we'll arranged for the accommo-
daton OF 100 boarders. The water is of similar
character with the White Sulphur, has high re-
puation for its medicinal virtues, and was much
resor.ed to so long as they We're properly kept.
This place is situate about Is miles N. w.
from Staunton, on the Warm Springs and Harri-
sonburg Turnpike, Immediately al the base oil
the North Mountain, and has long been regarded
as one OF the most healthy, beautiful and roman
tic spots in the western country.
The land is estimated TO contain about Csc
ACRES, and is capable of being made an excel
lent stock farm-from so 10 GO acres Of wateret
meadow might be made, and it commands an ex
tensive and valuable range for cattle.
For terms, apply to subscriber at Staunton.
+. Il. STRIBLlNG.
June 10, 1915.
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T1& SALE

I WISH to sell the property on which reside
n lying in Augusta county, Immediately on the
road leading from Stanton to Port Republic, a
bout miles distant from Stanton, and half a
mile above New Hope. The Dwelling House
is log (new,) two stories high, a good shop for a
tradesuan, and every other necessary building ;
well of good water near the house, and a
young orchard of good fruit trees. There are a.
bout ten Acres of Land, nine of which are clear
ed and one in timber-the whole under good
fence and well set in grass. The terms will be
made accommodating. Persons wishing to pur-
chase property OF this kind are requested to call
and see me. JAMES X. WHITE
May 30, 18J5-3m.
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1gIDUS1g SATlIao

ICY virtue Of Trust Deed executed by Will
-hO liam Smith, and recorded in the Clerks office
ofthe County Court of Augusta, shall, for the
purposes in said deed mentioned, on the 3Oth day
on August next, al the residence of said Smith
in the town Of Stanton, offer for sale to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following property:
One Threshing Machine complete, one full set
OF blacksmlth's tools, full set of patterns for
casting BurrslPs threshing machine, a quantity
of plank, shop tools, benches and other fixtures,
one mahogany bureau, two feather beds, steads
and furniture, one twenty-four hour clock, two
walnut tables, one dozen chairs, sixty yards of
carpeting, and all the other household and kitch-
en- furniture belonging to said Smith. one corn
shelter, one lot Of Iron, quantity of Steel, 70
horse shoes, and one axe.
DAVID FULTZ, Trustee.
July 81, 1886.
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$50 A0llsSa
BRICK YELLING

with two good cellars, large Brick Kitchen With
two chimneys, large two story Spring-house
over an abundant and never failing spring. com.
Portable Stable and an Orchard Of choice frnit
Said land possesses many advantages being orii
ginally good, and in good neighborhood, With
in two or three miles of two Merchant Mills and
within six or seven miles of two Furnaces which
afford market for grain and meat. But said
land possesses other advantages. 1t is watered
creeks, on one Of which is an old Chopping Mill
with first rate runner, and all the inside rhachi-
merry necessary for chopping operations; with
machine attached for crushing plaster-all OF
which might be put in operation by some OK:
pense; or it would afford good site for saw.
mill. Said land is adapted to the growth of grass.
and produces large quantity Of hay, having an
abundance of meadow land, which might be an
inducement to man disposed to Craze or raise
stock, and on the south about two or three miles
distant is the Blue Ridge which affords an al
most boundless range for cattle.
Possession of the land will be given immed!
ately.
At the same time and place will offer for sale
TWO NEGRO MEN, one of whom is Young.
likely and healthy, and is first rate hand on d
farm.
The terms of sale for the Land will be one.
fourth in hand, and the residue in three equal an
nua instalments, to be secured by good personal
security and lien upon the land as ultimate SO.
| curity.
| The slaves will be sold on credit of three
months, the purchaser giving bond and approved
| security.
N. B.-Persons wishing to purchase will be
shown the land by David C. Noffzinger and Geo:
JOS. GROVE, Comm'r.
JuIy 81. lS45.-SW