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Dissolution.

ZnHIS day, by mutual consent, the firm of Hap
IL pod, aud Taylor is dissolved, Those who
arc indebted will please call and settle by Cash
or Note; those having claims will present them
forthwith,
JIM, HAPPOLDT.
NJ, b, TAYLOR.
Charlotte, Jan. 10. 1915. liti
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Err E.rfeHsire .gss0JfHsens OF
SEE iIET esROSEEssES.

sSR k..ffGRStfe assortment OF
SELECT GROCERIES.
which will be offered for CASH at prices to cor.
respond with the times Their facilities for keep
ing up their supplies are such as 10 guarantee sat
siactlon 10 tbeir customers.
Just received by the steamers Watercs and D.
kalb from Charcston-
3 hhds. SUGAR, prime and low prloed
Is bbs. do
500 loayes ! Double Refined Loaf and Crashed.
bbl- fire do
IL bbls New Orleans MOLASSES,
Extra 6ne f]yson TEA Fine 90, do
ooolons black in H. papers, Do very superior
Bog. old Java COFFEE,
Laguira do
Rio do old and new crop,
Boxes Sperm Caudies, 4, 5 and to thu pound
Adsmantine in papers,
Charleston made Tal!ow "
4 and } 3, canisters Preserved Salmon, hermetl.
cslly sealed
10. canlsifrs Lobsers, Theoretically so,ed,
Jars mixed Pickles do Ghcrkins, as aud p.s,
Isu,s,er- Ssrdines lin oil and , los. saeh
Layer kais'ns, al cinsieFs) Zsntc Curraais,
Quarter boxes MIR Rasins; soa shel!ed Almonds
Drums Turkey Figs, Small si1e,)
B2rdcanx Almonds, soA shelled,
Boxes Genoa CiLon. preserved with white sugar,
Jars 4. |. Preserved Ginger; Macaroni,
Whole and grosnd Back Pepper do Alspicc,
Nuimegs, Cloves. Ginger, Cinnamon, Mace,
No. Chocolate, prepared Cocoa,
UnderwoOd's Mustard, 10 and ID bottles
Rose Water. L. Syrup, Sweet OH, Harvey sauces,
Reading Sauce, Mushroom Keichup. Tomato do
Panli Vinegar, StouChton's Biuors, Soda Biscuit
Pic Me Crackers, Lemon Crackers,
Pearl Starch, Is superior lrticle} Fig Blue. Iptgn
z
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Just Received

A T the Charlotte Drug Siotc, large and
"a ftcsb supply OF invaluable f@mily Medicines
among which are
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10 OR 4.

Gotdard's Brandy, vintage Io05, celebrated for
its sol tfuity flavor,
lerchenwrsth K Lowndcs' j. J. Dupuy Cogniac
Brandy,
Hsrckenwrath Il Lowndes' Holland Gin1
Newton, Gordon Il Nurdocks Old Madeira x
New Do rs
Pale Sherry, Sseei Malaga
Old Jamaica Rom, Fine O'dScctch Whisky Z
Baskets Champaign, Cortials assorted,
Bbs. MouongaheIa Whishey,
DO N. o. Rcenhcd do DO n. Z Rum,
Double Brown Stout Porter, (Dunbafs1 quarts
and pints,
Scotch Pale, very superior, in pins,
Philadelphia Pale Ale, in quarts and pints,
Wards big grain Rice, aficfiy prime, % quail. 90
Goshen Better. Northern Cheese, mild and rich,
Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish Sucked Herrings.
Nos ]. and , Nackcrel, Kits NO. do
Extra bleaciied Sperm oil, winter strained,
Solar DO
Shoe Backing, Sal .Eratus, London shred I.pgl'ss
Csopef's Gelaliaer Raspberry Syrup,
Suaw berry do
Whole, half and quarter boxes Soap, all qualities.
Corn Rrooms, boxes Table Salt, Painted Buckets.
Jars Iamarinds, 10 fine svrup
A full assortment Of CANDIES, of all sorts.
Almond Soap, Fancy DO
Extra Canal Flour, v hole and half barrelr.
full assortment Of CROCKERY end GLASS
WARE
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POPULAR BANJO SONGS.

Dandy Jim Of Caroline, Old DIM Tucker,
Boatmaas DaHce, M old AHnt Sgiiu.
Miss Lacg Neal, The OH Grey Goose
Gang Ober de Mountains, DC
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ALSO DIR. HULL's
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scgars: sezars.! se.ars.,,

$4,000 Spanish Segars. various qualities and
price, from $l5 to $50 per / 900,
and II Spanish, Of best quality,
American Charleston made Segars.
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Tobacco.

Whole and halfboSes manufactured Tobacco. con.
slSting OF extra fine fioyEY Dew Il CAvgxprsu
DO Myers AID Harcs Honey Dew, IS 10 the pound
Boxes low priced
Rich sweet scented Kentucky Leaf Tobacco,
Negro Pipes, &c. &c.
The above comprises part Of our extensive as.
sortrnent, which viii be sold WHOLESALE or
RETAIL alta small advance on Charleston prices.
to cover fitipht and charges.
Mqrcl 2G, 1915. OFF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18
mo. NJ. aOTTs

The Convention held the a0th ut, the part of the
Wings with perfect unanmi'y, selected the above named
gentleman represent ths District the next Congress
Tie 6as between Wings and DEMOCRATS gin, this sy al
Goochand CT House, where Mcssr Bots and Seddon will
measure arms.
WINGS OF EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FOR
TY AND FORTY FOUR, your ready Tor the contest
Are you ready 20 draw the sword and throw away the
scaUbad IN support OF your pnncpesl D. you bear in
mind the duPieiy and fraud by which your opponents
cheated you out 81 the benefit OF yJu prime pies aud the
election ct your Henry Ciayt Surely every moty.
that coid impe you action exists ai least IA Ibis un-
doubted Wing Ds,rei Can there be doubt nf SUCCESS
1t you Will but do your duty. No no no -. u,u,, be
the but sometimes hear ID. mocrat" say
that there are jse Whg' lrs'y lew magine) who do
not Like Mr. b personality Cani be T--bic tna' any Whg
would Il, 90 h principles t., the sake ay mani Look to
the political history OF your uOnnoc, Tanh maa
Bank man, Distribution battling those measures
from the hour that he entered public life this nouen,-
Look To the times when spuned the deuce traitor
Capt Tyler-whon eachey would have met II, rev
aud fidelity that the Ut the W hgs
for the sake ut the Union" inch Wing" and ihs
Minister To- China caught the bait and des er;ed teir
pr ncipes aud their party Who wa it that stood firm in
this trying hour Whose voice that loude.t i'm
the defence oi your liberties and the Consultation The
is ready: Bots the man! But Te1as Tsra,
Tsras! Mr. Tyl said, the question what was
best 10 be done for household. was but thar the
family shoud bc increased aud, upon the proprety Of this
President 10 be elected Come, brother Wings one
md Ill. aud let show the HuGkers' and the .,hiv
aly that. like the Greek, lhoUghy oil both arms we
W II hold with teeth Aud, With this
We will certainly ece, candidate. life and liberty
pOWIATA\
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18
LIyLRrooL CLASSIFICATION.

Flour and t'Ioin-The market for Flour continues dull
hnd with very little variation IN pce Geneseo plenty
lSlt and sells at that price is wanted. We notice
one sale OF 800 barrels 81 S7 but OF better
brands New Orleans flour continues very dull. We know
oi sales oi only about 400 barrels, ia lots, rs They
were good bakers brands. The ordinary run Of that -four
viii not cell at that price, sales be forced any
extent at reduction Of IL! per barrel from the or.
binary salcs.
Southern OuT il without change in price, and there is
very litic selling We quote Georgetown and Baltimore nj
Si625; Richmond country SI,j63aS4G25; Brandy
wine Si,6si iSI.7j.
There sales Of wheat for supplies Rye has
been sold TO tie Of 1000 bushe. at 1 cents deliver
ed Corn - IN good demand improved rates. Severn.
sales OF Southern at 81 per 80 be- delivered and
The saiBo price offered for arrive are dull al
29a3 cents for best canal and % for
Adr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18
J. w. McCULLOCH,
To EDWARD CuRTi-, Esq.
Late Collector, New York.

Fifty millions of dollars and accounted or-snd
tho accounts oi the Collector closed with balance his
favor Of S3,5l lO3-whout rny IFS ans buts, with.
cut any reserved questions, any chatges any
doubtful 'oueer-but clea. OF millions up.
on millions received and paid over and the books closed
uEeveE-his ~ Wing Collector aud the party which
he belongs will feel JUS, pride such exempc
1T their honesty.
good story is told Washington subject which
should not be lost Ia re adefs.
When the fact became public al Washington that Mr..
CURTIS had settled his the Tteasurythat all
was regular and without delscston any Sort and
balance was found due to hint is said that the Chair.
man OF the Finance Committee OF the House Of Represen
an'es General Mckay. oi n Z. overheard soloQuz.
ing IN his place somewhat after this ashion-"wel is
stranse-he'e we appoint people office. and
hr OF this and then Of that one the country
using the public funds entrusted him. aud then trump
Ing up false pretences L. his sesng while here
IS tins Wing Curtis having millions passing through his
hands without stealing dollar aid promptly settling HE
accounts tie moment he tuned ofce II is too
bad"
So indeed - bad-but soft l. very likely to continue
TO be until oe"iocoism shall mend morals learn To val
ue men for their honesty rather than their paizanship
y. Y. CoUL. & Eng.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18

u Its our p1inful duy the death II il,e
Hon. ISAAC G.. BATES. Of the Senators lfyn the
Stale of Massachusetts,.
W. bATE' died ast evening nj twenty minutes past six
o'clock Of ms lodgings. IN s CITY, aor iness Of Two
weeks His dsceaso will doubtless be announced 10 the
Senate this morning by his colleague Nr. Webster and
We cannot now speak would with of the severe
l-s which this dispfnsauon u Divine Providence has in
hicied not Only s family aud irends but also on the
state which he represented with such Distinguished sby
nnd on The whole county, which he served with - nuc
paroig devotnn. Ills - upto be- forgotten; and
We d"nbt not occasion will be pfesoncd w. w lay
before fcadet- nst huio hs memory and thafac.
Ter. from The pen IT 81 those who know him bei snd
had known him longest. We hnpo VIC may be permitted
20 soy, that IN this Bereavement feel the luss Of most
highly valued personal friend go MAJ. hLof Monday.
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NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Mr. PEN
DLETON.
Ihe Wancnl0n IImel laI. !

The Wancnion Times says.
"Ibe Wing patty will be ably fepgesenled by Nh Pen.
dleion. a. man Of iniegny-hdeliiy wing principles
gencfa. intelligence genius and eoquence he J.. unsnr-
pc sed 10 this district. lis eminent public service 10 $40
should sndcar him &, le people II lLi. dsfc and add
Oae o. the many 'easoos why he should he elected By
HE election every Wing principle will be ably offended and
promoted, Bot % The contrary Mr. Morton be- elected
according 10 hi- own showing he VII! represent the ToSas
J5nt rs.oution" parry u which the democrats constitute
nesry the whole snd consequently he will BE- ss to ibis
question, which ic gfeates of the day. democratic IT,
pfsstniaiiSe. Now Vny observe this moments Mr. Morton
says ilia every naofy should Lave H. fspreentatye
pni he Bank, Distribution and 1sT are moi qus sfion. on
which any action will be had during Polks adrnin.us
lion lin other Words hist they are Lot Active ffvro ones.
uofs o. ih- unc, and will not be, in a probability daring
this administwtiDn-bui hst the annexation of Texas by
JOINT fesolno Lyiys question now in issue aud that
there i'in hi- Di'ct ,,2o majority In favor Il said an
neNauon ~ I'ini resolution ~ Otherwise This ,ien s
he ground and he CONES out g. ropies nj thi. T.x.s
majority. Nov We ash the fn,jority does NOT coo-
sisi Of democrats l. there ran who doe, no, tn,w
his' the Wing fsry, We nay s,y ~ s.-s, sfo oppo.-
ed TO snnexauon by Joint Resolution H. hen ,b,
mNorjy be Democratic and Mr. Morton bs elected 10
represent this msjoriy will he not be Dswccs,rto Re
'at,tsrarfvi Wei egsmthe wings beli,y. th.t these
JOINT re'ovtOns iniraetto constitution Il tbs o. g. Mr.
Merton be elected csn u be SAL hat BE- will DO WHY
Representative when his onunns sorn will be used
TO widen the brseh already made, and dsiend hose who
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
WAsuINcTnN MI o,

"i"ung Ta!eyrand," who knows oil that is going on in
tie ranks Of "moden democracy" informs that there is
already division in Mr. Po!ks Cabne-each party stry
ing or the nasership IA swlyng aud controlling the Pre-.
sIdcnt The osiensibc issue, he says, viii be made L.,
hinge ON the question whether shall have a revenue or
protective tar. Mr. Polk will eide with the advocates
Of protective tariff. The consequences YOU as well ns
myself my informant, may predict. The consequences
ean, So lar ~ the present Cabnet the harmony Of
the progressive democracy" concerned. The country
may be the gamer 10y IL.
Mr.. Secretary Walker has appointed Judge Bbb's SON.
who the late Secretary. confidential clerk 10 clerk
ship in the Land Officc-by viii III means he is ,a<,,d
from $500 to SliDO per The latter salary will
do for himand about 800 than do TO say the
The old Judge, with his shorclorhcs and buckles
hair aud mapping black eyes, lakes his dismissal with
much equanlmy, and little curng ~ could be sSprct
ed by tOso who knew how pos,. he Of being CONT
nued, until one Of your wicked had the
do"d TO expose las wholesale p garsm in his g.tat re-
port to Congress on the condition Of the finances
No nominations OF note nto the Senns TO- day
AL that have hefsd Of those OF Mr. John R,ndoph
Clay aud MI soInbodyese Secretaries e. the Russian
aud Austrian Legation Jacob Kent, Jr as Marshal OF
Vermont Charles "A. Aswe Engineer chief of the n
3. Navy and Col Loghn Of Tennessee as Recorder of
the General Land Office.
Mr. Shields was confirmed to-day as Charge to ycne.
Zuela.
Col L. VI. Cheatham ha. been appointed Posto,,,e, nj,
Nashville, III place Of Gen. Armstrong There were a
good masy applicants Tor this Office between whom Gen.
Armstrong refused to have chico. deserving man
who poor aud has long bson u.ed vi Col Polk,
party cart hotses, receives the boon,
MI McDuie scuplcs not TO speak the warmest Il rms
OF Remuneration OF the movements thus far Of tho new Ad
mnisuaton.
The union Of amiy md love formerly existing between
Sonaiors Benton nnJ Allen Is Dissolved tho latter wish
inR 10 hitch from the former the Leadership Of le psrty
In the Senate. and Tor which the great M5sognan will not
/ forget hm
Rumof nov says that Mr. J. @. Iiafhs Of Tonnc.see
will purchase tie Nadisonan end CoDzuutionast and
publish the official organ, with perhaps John Ferdinand
Hsmrack Claiborne u New Orleans formerly m Congress
from Mississippi as edtcr-Bsicyo II not The Globe is
and viii be the organ Did the editors lend Gen Jack
$4,000 time ago 10 help him out Of his Difficult
| tieSl
regret TO say that Nf Bhes. Senator from Massachu
sets, continues very III indeed aud bat hide hopes are en-
tefIpincd OF hi recovery. Y
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n. Y. MARKETS. M,,chI, Isn

COTroN-The sales for the week. ending last evening
amounted 1880 bales, including 80 bales Upland and
Florida at ltsi; i lnferor Il Is, for ordinary good
ordinary; u Js Tor middling to good mddng = 6k for
mddiing tar 10 fair; 6tat tor fully fair and 6Ia6s good
ia and $50 bales Mobile and New Orleans ut a "a for
lnefior 5s for ordinary t" good ordinary 81 ,6h mid
dng TO good midding; tti6i lnr middiny air;
n't Tor fully fair. and e tor good lair.
Ihe arrivals during the period IL 2i1 bales.
In til" first Of ihs week prices vi the buy
err aud the >ses at decline Since ibcn therr less
cotton Offering aud inc market steady We quote
follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18

Before he Scuate proceeded =, tic ci1tdsrsu1i o. co
cutNe bosincs to-day, fc-oluaa iun,sd vs. Va Ute.c
wss adopted, csing upon tn socfety 1t War "atrans
nit o. the Senate nj tho present sossipn the report made y
John Stockton superintendent IT the mineral llnis on
Lake Superior, with tie mp accompanying the same"
The Chair submitted The crodehial. II the fItn Simon
Cameron, elected by the Legislature OF Pennsylvania or the
lJh instant, sepstor u the United sistes from thu,
Jsmes BUCHANAN tesgned) elected. They were laid
the iabie, - Ir E .f..rHlllI
The 5easie In executive scslon oil half pact hree o.
el0ek Several nominations confirmed; tho only mpor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18

s'sn"''ssd L. sshink not Nc must iosn his mosi nm
'osans pustcs - smalsssssd with the deuoersiic par
w sp'e o. his prorsisuor the contrary, eecause he
WIN De- elected The Represents Of democratic: "Ms-
'oy fhis CONCLUSION inevitable fem tho rsein'se
assumed by him and by he should stand fall We do
not desire to do MIR. Morton Injustice. Ia Truth admir-.
inc honesty and hmncss ef character and his seal and
attn In ~hig principles generally; aud do believe he
viii ever turn democrat any old Wing question. Bu,
IN" opinion does not Strengthen him candidate. nor
weaken our objections To him sucb embryo
representative. lie bound to submit the conclusion,
which hp~s from the pr nis.s-wh,ch he has s,sumcd."
COMMENTARY.
There Is much frtc. ia this reasoning and II !. OF uni
vcssi applicability They ~ho look tor eee,cn Ia tue
"De'ncersey"-who may be elected by the "Dcmoeracy"-
In manner mortgage themselves those who pru,o
ted them E0w, and sp,u whom they depend h-r.af
ter They will naturally and unsvoidaby, nay properly,
eci grateful kdnes, Tor the bIidge which carried them
vY.t.
Thsir convictions may rcm,il unchanged, but their
affections will be csiraoscd itom the Wing The
heart will desert s aud the judgment will follow
They will n.cnsbly and by the operation OF inhc-
rent IN han,sn nature be sseted in by Loco FSccism!
We exho'i every Wing to keep himself firmly attached
:" the mnih body of his party. Thero is other safe
course. AiGcrc 'cnacou.ly the old Wing aud
o. ti'm si""'. Teras i not Wing measure-s not u
N.s rsGc. The Wing party resisted ils being made
issue IA v-ry possible form but forced upon them
IN despite VI all their efforts snd being thus forced by Ty-
e'. the Disunonisis, the Spectators aud party hacks
had the elect expected from It, OF defeating Mr.. Clay aud
overwhelming the Wing Party Can Wings forget this
readily and Wings be expected to aid the election OF
like MIR Morton who makes this the sole ISSUE aud hopes
b, i's m'ans aud Democratic vote ride down the Wing
parry ''''It We hops no Wig will eonson, to such SUI
eide
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18

tbs Msdis"nan To be its last legs. According
To that Pspor the official not yet selected and the
Nadisonan suggests that the fortunate press" should pro
arrange meni, which would ho satisfactory TO unrc
ee-sial candidaicsin other words. buy them TIE
organ OF the deonc Tyler party willing away from
Washington on reasonable erm and II thinks that III.
P"lA organ can afford extend liberal indemnify" 10 u
tor 80 doinsesprcialy there be chosen printers
both Houses ci Congress and there will be also tho Census
printing at the cosc Of Mr. Poiks ter which the Madi.
s'n'an alleges will between and two hun-
dted thou-snd dollars"
Whether the Polk organ will deem the Tyler organ Of
the offer Ia sell on reasonable elbows that the Ty-
Ter party u dead and H. characteristic enough, begging for
burial at the public expense!-Baif. Pot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18
DIED,

DIED,
ii h- re-ree az the onUniy ~ Nag 0He.s 18th
February alter long and w; No HENRY DlDLAKE
IA the seth u 81 IL a nSnjer Methodist
Episcopal thlse-torr hs great fo1ti
ana d-d peace wife and ehiIren with many
friend, 10 lancet his sret arabic To-.
ErGlfsr please
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18
SENATORIAL DISTRICT or SCOTT SC.

A Convention called to select Democratic candidate
terminated N i,iHo. The principle Of iLfse. 6nhs hav
ing been adopted The rlo Of action neither Kane nor
MeMulien could come up 10 that Democratic requisiuon.
The consequence that tue Convention dispersed with.
out nomination aud tho ln. ,dsces each VI the above
named gentlemen were IN the field.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18

liant oaes however, were Charles a. Hsswsii engineer
10 chief the ns,slseiee. and Mr.. Lasghln Of Ten
see-ee. rs Recorder In the Gensral Land Office.
The ~ vcrvin treaty wss laid for further eonaid
Grafton AL nekttes-ion. Several treaties OF minor inpo
tsnce ~rrc considered aud ratified. -r.|
IL understood that the Senate will be abba ID sdj,arn
sine die on Ta--dsy or Wednesday ncal-GLcrx or
SArrkpAN- N,aur. aaT|1sa.is = fst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18
NEW HAursuIRr.

The annual election In New lI.up.hirc for Governor,
state officers, aud Representatives In Congs- took place
last Tuesdsy. There were three regular tckeb-whis
Democratic and Abolition; and Mr.. Hale Dsmuoerutic
mcubor Of the late Congress- candidate Zoe 70 cleo
on independent, ii his party, ~ho struck him of the lis, oi
their nominations and substituted Mr. Woodbury..
The returns Indicate that the Democratic candidate r
Goveraor Is Reelected by small majority, and that the
enr. ticket ot the party Tor Membcr at Congress.
has also succeeded. though the gentleman substituted of
W.. Halo was behind the at his colleague. Both
branches ct tho Legislature Democratic as usual
The Representatives Ia Congress, il worthy of note
have been ngsiu chosen by tho general ticket sys,e In
defiance at law and have oi the slightest legal
right 10 seats Ia the Congress- than those
wh"m they succeed had to in the ias-Nat. lat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18
MARRIED.

Al Salem The county q King 3 oucea The 9Th
enLeT BY he arv Dr R,ebd A. CHRISTIAN m iOS =. TREBLE
OF N,- RMsLSE CHRISTIAN .tcf daus.er vi il.
Christian, I.,g. OF the fornisr place
May every hour increase their 10y.
81 their eNsienee wears away
30 og. thoughts their heart, annoy,
But calm thetr Wedding DAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TuEsp,y MORNING. MARCH Is. is,s.
To the Yhi. Ladies Of Irgmia


Ii is with pleasure we place before YOU the
following letter from Mississippi. aud fem na.
tive OF Virginia, known and esteemed in the
eastern division of the State.
PERM, us 10 say, fair countrywomen, that this
enterprise. every way laudable, SO noble, aud
"a productive a. lis execution would prove IN cS-
citing high and generous emotions in the hearts
Of your sons, ought 10 be pursued with energy
and an unconquerablc spirit. The possibility ct
u failure should not be- admitted the determina-
ton 10 succeed should animate the spirit and nerve
the exer,ions of every Wing Lady. And what is
easier than to succeedl What! Fifty thousand
Wing Ladies. fail in raising he sum O; $4,000,
when sustained by fathers. husbands, sons, BROTH
ers lovers aud contributions from other States.
The very idea is a reflection OF the Wing Ladies,
oh their patriotism. the potency of their charms
and their just aud proper influence with the other
sex.
We respectfully eshort them 10 increased ac
tivity, not that at all fear failure, but that
they and VIC and all Wings arlenily desire to see
the work commenced. The winter is gone ::
April and May are before us, the months when
the hearts at Ladies, upon whom this task is de.
VOWED, most freely expand to kind feelings and
warm emotions. We enireat the Wing Ladies
to avail themselves Of the propitious season. and
recruiting escort OF beaux TO aid them. now to
Sc, seriously to work to accomplish their patriotic
undertaking.
The letter from Mississippi follows
Statue 10 Henry Clas!
Mississippi with Vermont in doing honor The
Greet Statesman OF tic West. The Ladies OF Virginia
should look it, they will find ,hei; work done by
other hands
RAYMOND, MIssI'sur, !
February, 22i, AS
Mrs. Lucy Barbour
Madam The female members Of nv family solicit the
honor OF participating with the Wing Ladies Of Virgins
their noble enterprise OF erecting Statue to Henry
Clay at the Capital OF las Stale. They subscribe
follows: