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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
Executors sale OF Land.

execution III The isst viii aid le.iamcnl Of iha
Wharton. der'd The subscriber uffrfs Tor sale
valuable tract al lad of which said deee,lsnl died sez
ID. lying iedlotd county, on she Vi 1iuuung
MI anI lnIuf1lninr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

Catharine Watts widow and relict OF Henry II Wait
decd lonis Staples and Elizabeth Staples his inaat
dau ghler Edwin ats Robert NJ Jennings and Ann N'
vile, and stephen, Charles, Jesse and Mary Wan"
last four f-ut. under twenty oi h'S
srt linsl-y specially assigned their guardian
nafa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

VIRGINIA, TO W.T. At rule. held in the Cierks Of.
flee OF the circuit superior of law and cbano.ry
Tor the county oil Halifax the month of October, 1915
Alarm ". Wimbish and Samuel Paniil, Pailhds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
Oct 90

T. circuit superior court Of law and "a ancery, contr-
"A adjournment and held for the county oil Amherst.
courthouse, THURSDAY, the 2sth day Of August,
1913
Edmund Winston late Sheriff o. Amherst county. nndss
such administration d. eous with the Viii an.sNd Of
Henri, H. " ats DECD, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

a circuit superior court OF law and chancery, held
n Tor Bedford county III, 2nd day OF October. lS45
benjamin Estes aud Saslnnah his wife. and Matthew
Bayne, PIan,1s,
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VIIIiISl

William NJ Price Abner c. Price, Williamson G. PRICE,
rah NJ. Price Jno. +. b. Price, Marshall Price - liza stk
NJ Price, VIM H. Price, James Medley. Giles MeCrswiG
John II. Wimbisn. Nm. 5. Bstk.iae ( Giles McCrsw
nte partners trading under the Vie and firm ri t;l.s Ne
Craw & Co. Beverly Z. Nest, and william Bailey high
> lerin of Halifax county, Defendant.
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2ooo AND 5000 AcaEs.)

al pubic auction to The highest bidder ON a credit of one
and three years, Tor equal portions of the purchase
money The purchasers to give bonds with approved Sc.
curly Tor the payment thereof bearing interest after une
year, aud HE liIle retained further security tor the
payment OF the purchase money, subject a resale in
default OF payment thereof.
Inc above Lands he upon Glade Greek in franklin
county, about II miles eas of the court mouse and are
The same on which John S Burwell Esq arpresent re-
sldes-adJonlng The lands OF VIM A. Street and others
Tue Improvements good and substantial the cleared
land well enclosed and in good heart; considerable
quantity of excellent meadow land some of which is
well SET with grass and large portion of the unceared
'ana % good quality, and fine tobacco land The lands
VIII be divided INTO suitable tracts aud plas of the
same exhibited On The day of sale
Persons des'rs OF reviewing The lands are respect
i"Ily referred nJ. ). Burwel Esq on the rremises
of To eapt a. > Brooks, who lives in the neirhbor>
mood, either oi whom will take pleasure in showing
then and giving any information In relation Ia them
u Tue sales are not completed the day above mer-
o'oea they Will be continued from day 10 day until
completed NJ &. CARRIER Cn,,,
NV. > ,ISn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

SisnuLA n CONSCIOUSNESS "A contemporary states As
ssxuIar cuncijence srgsrd The several Presidents
.9ahe Csed Gntes, that Jefferson barn jasi egk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
commissioners Safe Of Lands
IN FRANKLIN COUNTY.

My virtue of decree of the circuit superior court OF
- law and choneery OF Franklin county. pronounced
at October term, 1915, in the case OF "Wods AGAINST
Burwe and Others" the undersigned app united a cam.
missioner i the purpose will on Thursday the 18th day
m December. 1913, proceed upon The premises To sell The
Lands IN the bill and proceedings OF said snnenoned.
cont nu hai
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saouse, Ornamental and Sign
II II " r. va.

n DONALD returns his thanks for the liberal
= . encouragement he has received during his tw.
years residence in Iynchbug and he continues to so
llcl the patronage otihe community which he will en-.
deavor 10 deserve by doing his WORK
IN THE BEST STYLE.
and CHEAPER than the same can be done in Lynch.
nnrs' shop immediately opposite John G. Mems
Store over tie room formerly kep, by Payne & Gregory
as Book Store hIMROD noNAIn
April II a,
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RIO. TINSLEY, C.
CoMMlssioNER's OFFICE. :

z
Amherst Count House, Sept. 9Th, 1913. 5
The parties interested in the foregoing order, will
take That have applnted thd 7th day OF January
nexi to commence the therein mentioned, on
which day at 10 o'clock in the mornng, they re-
qnesed attend at my office with their accounts youch
ers. and copies OF papers prepared Tor examination
and settlement. RIO. Nj. BROWN, Com'r.
Nov 3 Win
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ers, and copies Of court papers prepared for examination
and settlement iiO H. BROWN, Conn.,
Nov 3 Win
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circuit superior court OF law and chancery, held
n lor Bedford county lha IND day OF October, lS4:
benjamin Estes ahd SnSinnall his vile, and Nthew
Bayne, PIalnfS,
against
Gnstavus 4 Wng6eLI and lanes NJ Williams ado,,,s
al WIll,sm n p,rter da,,d William Snr.>vs,ufv
,d,n,r If Vtll,,n Ninr d,,.,d \, ,ll,a,, ua,.k,ns
tdunnd Estes. John IT, Wr,,ht Henry Il,,.ner
Cutuelns Nopd " lll,am Foo1a and N,rnolas Ron
.ns,n ShrrH Of Bedt,rd c,nniy and az such ,d,u,,
Of Gsnrue Ba,ne. dee,d. DeIenIan,s.
J., f..
nj H., .l; - ~ .N,' - - A.,
"is o's ''' 1'' w " w ''"'' wv" I''e
"' a'u WI VI ''' f'''''' " ~, W.
e"ua"'s " n"an ia" Mus o"s.'''s a. " "s""'
james NJ KLAUS ana 'l''a" on'e" soufs. a"e 'e
pllea,on lhef, The snepo "a awarded /" aus lse, ."
"e o'y W o,''"'' ie i'' WI" 'fP " ~
p'eh uu'y eAetu'ea u" 'p uee"ua"S' N"''," 'oe'''
'''" ~ ~; ''''ppo i'.es' ''.'"''' So
ana iiehfs ''acns' mho nave iaeu 10 APPEAR anu at"
s"'' we la'' "''' ,''e o''i,, W 7"
=" ''',s vi .', us5 VI a. ''',s'
'ne oe'enaa'' man p'l"a N"''on 'le''s W nav.
pe'' p''i'oe' "," ''''' III ''e "'"e ie','." ~
"a" VIZ a'o aus " ""l'"i anu u's"''' anu "a
hints and was argued by counsel npon e""'d de-
Noell Wna t. Estes, Rnoerson, lIalcaer and Fuqua,
and doth adndee order and Decree thai The Defendants
Guslavus A. Winl field and James NJ. Williams
adnrs of VIM. r. Porter decd do render an account
bayne. decd, ,eiort commissioner OF is coHr'-aso'
'hai '''' sa'u "'"s'ie' alu w '"S' ao' =. I'D "'e
." 80, ", ,,, ,,', , ,i 49, m s;
als, that The defendant Nicholas Robertson Sheriff If
Bedt rd and As such admir- of Groroe Bayne. decd.
do render an acc1nni of his administration of the estate
Of the sad Biyne before the same commssinner-and
also thai the defendant " lllam ShreN sbury admir- o.
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Nov. ;
VIRGINIA !:

VIRGINIA
rules held in the Clerk. Office OF the Circuit Sup-
IA ror Count OF Law and Chancery Tor the county oh'
SON. the 3rd day OF November, lSi5 z#.=
Waddy w. Roberts, administrator Of Sarah ~ Roberts,
deed, Plaintiff,
against
Elliot y Roberts Schuyler G. Iarri, and Sophia T. h'
vile, formerly Sophia f.. Roberts, Matthew III. Ro's",
John II Roberts, Schuyler II. Roberts. Potter Wallace ana
Ann {. his wife, formerly Ann c. Roberts. and Wa'hnsi'"
r. Turner, infant under the age OF twenty yers,
Defendant
In CHANCERY.
The defendants, Matthew H. Roberts and Schuyler II
Roberts not having entered their appearance and gneh'
curiy according to the act OF Assembly aud the rules {" ~
court, aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence thal n
inhabitants of this commonwealth On mo'sA
OF the plaintiff by hs counsel, it is orlcred that ths'
appear here, rules be held the said clerks ofc "
the FIST Monday in February next. aud answer the pam
tf bill, and that copy OF this order be forthwith i'e
ed in the ~, nchburg VII, nian' newspaper publsM
the OF Lynchbuig, ir two months succcssiNe9,
another copy thereof posted at the front door oil the co"
house oithis county, some court day.
a Copy-Teste 90.
Novepber ~ WIN
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Guslavus \. Ning6eld aud James NJ. Williams, adm'fs
ol William X. Porter, dec'd William Shrewsbury,
adm'r. Of William Mmpr, decd, " am Hawkins
Cornelius Noel. William Faqna, aud Ncnolas Roo
ersun, Sheriff OF Bedford county. aud as such adn'r
oil Geurse Bayne, decd. Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
Nov. II

VIRGINIA, TO VITA rules held in the Clerk, .i-
flee the circuit Superior court Of law and chAncrry,
for he county OF Halifax, in the month Ocoter, 1915
Nathaniel Barksdale and John Barksdac, - Planti a,
against
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l)e!endus
Tx CHANcERy,

The defend, having appear, il sp-
by sati factory ience that he il
TIN, common 1t is ordered that the raid
do appear here The first MONDAY FcbI next
the Plaintiffs bill: and that copy Of This order b.
forthwith inserted in the I,nrhhurg Vii giniar I've
months successyey and posted Mt the front door Of The
courthouse OF this county. Copy-Ies,e f8
WM. HOLT, CLERK.
Oct 30 WIN
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oti3
VIRGINIA.:

TRues held in the clerk. o1i.e OF the count, .,,
= bedford, the Sth day oil November, 1915:
Beverly Pagitt, James Il. Goodman and Ann. hi. 1t
formerly Anne i'agitt R1b.n Gooman and Iue hi, viii.
"fmeIiy Lucy Pastt john. PAgitt, Ilolcombr l. tos..
ana Eliza Ann his vile, formerly Eliza Ann Pa git aud Mr..
derrick Pasu, Jr., p,iu,,a..
against Ha.
Joseph Iag''' John Inght, Pagit, Pssu,
. Pagit Pagitt. and Paytt children al
heiis at laws OF PHEASANT pagt, deed and iii. Poin
ueSer, Administrator OF Frederick Pasitt Sr, deceased
"eorge d. Davis, and John !. Davis, Defendants.
In CHArcERY sz a#a
Tic defendants, Joseph Pagitt, John Pagitt, r.sit
Pagiu, Pa.itt. Payt and -a Pitt,
hlidren and heirs atlaw, OF Pleasant Pa not Ia
g entered their app arance, and given security sccordnr
TO the Act OF Assembly, and the rule. this court and Il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that thy are n It inhaA
ans OF this Comnonw it is ordered that hes.id d.
PENDANTS do appear here the FORTH Monday in January
ncxand the PLAINTIFF bill; and that copy TN,
order he forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the town OF lynchhurg for months Ely ana
posted at the oHt door OF the court house OF this county,
Copy-feStr,
JNo II. SrEPTOE, C. r. &C.
Nov.17 w2m
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A Copy-Teste,
JOE. WILSON. c.

u IKGINTA :: Al circuit superior cunt Of law and
chaEcery neld for the county Of Charlotte the
18th dav of April, SIS:
George Hannah Plaintiff,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

2 4. q = - z
IScbnsoes tc GonymifIeess, s., with The eyccl,.
;,;oo,, n any lsSav, du,i.s iaver,neless he
rag,eI,ed ,bais ;ntrnductio,,, nccnu,ron;eJ.
hv tho remarks nl IN, lonor.bI,. Srna,nr
r;n,n 2 M;cb;oan Eyerv unnecessary n.
iaro, obnns,be s,a,e or lie nuhlic ne,cc !.
.a.n . na.'., "" wi ~. ID aanroI, I CT, ;,,n, ,bs
q 80 ,r ,e ,.,a h =, NJ. " al my,
r,'n,a .,,naha.J ,,a, @ t;'',,.,r ,an H., ha ,,;mh
cPP'Fns rl. y, mus, - d 49,,
.o''" 49,, ~. .'"s ms'st s'sh " .,,a,,am Wv -, tn
~ "u y '".H IT, ~ ;.h ,h.. o,r
arn,nsn, ~ ",m.aa;i"we NAV crc,,,
o-on, ,l,,m AL .rnrehcns;on nj var
wi,bnu, nran,rin, r,r ;,--or we NAV pro.
ceea IN !, - mia, s,.,J, .,,,es,nanIike vav
- nrsn,rs nnrs.Ive. ~ ,,,.c, var ,bouliI
!; ( noma ps 5''''s' " "
A. ser;or c,l,oreJ and said nj, ouin
;,n ,,.,s ,ha, ,ro .hnsL Taya w,, aud he
,wnnId moi, nc snaresIrd hy The Senator
finn, aiass,cbnse,,s keen dark" bur
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

CaHforma The letler writer's from
Washington iave been throwing iorln
some inlimalion III a plan Oh lonl for the
annexation of CaliIurniu. Not To keep
our readers in ignorance, however, Of
whatsoIIers say and believe onthe sub
ierr: we submit lnr.1hcir n,tormalionsth the
lnllomlng extract Of letter from Wash
instonlu the New York, Courier and En-
qmlrer':
III am correctly i,,friard, as; l;t'nutl
nul a,ri there is a strong prohahilityi hat
sur lcrri,or, ip thai qnafterwill hetprc;s "a
.peru,tnot very fardislanl be enlarged by
lhea.nexaIinp ofsgahfornia. My lirfor
,l,atiopis.lhai Mr.. Siidrll is charged witlli
rhr purciiass Of tha: department i3ille.
Mexiran GnnIerlerali.n;. aud The sfeaibaI; Z
rassrd position and The necessilies,nfs the
Central Government, ,ogelher with The
-d>lurbed condition Of three provinces,
encourage lhe relief thar Mexico wilt
be disinrlincd 10 oIisien. and perhaps ac.
crde ro,Isepr"p"sitions he is sauIh"rzrd'
TO make"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

7cras "A correspondent at BraZufia
Gfrxas) writes 10 New Orleans as follows:
aHrudprsun will he elected Governor and
Horton l.iemf. Governor. Little in,eres
is fell IN The election anA no candidate is
announced for The Senale in this district
,rt. Our ciriZans are absorbed llh their
domestic matters Crops are abundant
uhr ushout the county. Large amonnt,
nf heat have been raised. Tie country
wcsl OF The BraZns produces more Sugar
rhan is required for the supply. In Ibis
county wc have this year succeeded IN
making beautiful article OF sugar. The
cotton crop is good. - Charleston Couri
mr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

Our nert Geuernor South Caro-
Enian, mentions the name of Chancellor
Johnson, as suitable candidate for Gov
ernor. We really think, that Ibe editor
of1hat paper, need mol be in such hurry,
in asilatins this mater. 1t seems 10 US
to be in had taste and rather premature
withal. at this early day to bring the
uame any gentleman forward for This
Office; a who!e year having TO elapse
before This cleclon-Fherc are no polil-
ical principles al stake, and the people,
with their representatives. The Electors,
will likely be able to make good selec.
lion-independent of any newspaper NOM
nation. which at best, may only be re-
sarded as the nomination ol an individual.
We think the Plaza decidedly wrong, and
especially. with regard to the Governor
ship of Soulh Carolina Camden Jonr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

is theEopenly expressed gPiniopso sof zp1anY
judicion meinberssof CoRg gfessi thai twill
require verydiscreei mana Cement lotaydidi
one. A careful review ofsihes Oregon
correspondence. willsleaveS llit;imp mp1essioil.
that the question has heeplneE Emore cfnlA
plicaed Than ever. aud lbal5 no ppfa.iasi,
has been made To- an aereeRlent upon o;
single poinl invited il.:ii. There iitHel
hope from revival Of the sieg; g;oiiations
but we have sill the resources of an arhi-
tralion, as The negotiation has so utterly
failed. y g q
II is denied by Mr.. PackenIia1p,..fiiii himself
as | learn, that he, has been, o 10 be
recalled. aud another Minisle sem ny
Great Britain. There is also reason 70
believe that Mr. Packenhanls WIS yell
advised of the views and determination of
his government. when be rejected ks1Ie
offer of The 49,h parallel dslIlai 54,o
compromise wiII.eyer be agreed 10 upon
that offer. g; Z, 3.
The preparations made ;hy;y Great Bris
tain are not, as some suppnse. directed
again.r the United Sta,ess sG15Sfwiifis a
view to possible .hostiliiies WiIii rance,
upon the death of Louis Phiiipaes But
rhe Oregon feel, and the clolRins { onfracls
for Canada, are pInofs that sspreppara
rions> are. TO some extent, ataleast. aimed
towards US. e
Generfl Cass, wliois soldier;as we'll
as a statesman, has already intIicaleds his
sence Of the necessity Of. making same
preparation on our side. 4.,St
Dec. f3.
The case of young Ellioi. .of4biis city
who was Indicted for killing Kendall; son
of Amos Kendall, has exrited much
interest. The Grand JurYs today, iSno-
red the two bills OF indictment osains,
EIio.l. They were satisfied that, while
relrcatins, he. shot Ibis. adversary IN self.
defence. Eliotwas discharged. e :. :
Intelligence has beenfIeceised here
that the Marine Insurance Offices ,in Liv
erpeol have determined moi issue poll
eics willlon, the war clause Every
circumstance shows The public mind in
England was, az The last dates. much
excited OH the Oregon question:. We
shall soon see whether the Presidents
Message and III Oregon correspondence
will lend TO quell that excitemeln = s.,,s-
We hear thai delegate from The rep
reseDalive government of,glhe Oregon
settlers is. nn his way.'p Washington, aud
that he will probably be ffcrgnized by
rhe House, Unlike nanneras arerlilurial
delegate. s's2 s;tss5.-s "a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

From Tsras.-By The sleam ship Gal,
weston. at New Orleaus, we have advices
from GaIveslcnio the 4lh instant. The
papers brought hy her contain nothing Of
interest EmiSranls confined To pour
into Galveston rom The Uui'rd States
and Europe Five vrsSrls arrived lhrir on
The 25ih ull. from Bremen and one from
Antwerp, having on b"urh moro Than one
thousand emigrauis. Twelve more vessels
were 10 have sailed from Ant erp on The
1T Nov. all loaded with emigrants aud
destined with the above for the German
colony. -Georgian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

Our merit Gorenor.-We perceive that
this question beg!us TO excite Inquiry, and
that the names of some gentlemen have
heen suggested for lie consideration of the
people. We. in common wilh our lelInw
citizens, have our preference, and belize
wing that our views correspond with The
wishes of large majority uf,he people of
the middle aud upper districts, lake this
early opportunity of the hope that our
distinguished fello* citizen the llon e.
w. PIcKENs, will he called To fill Ibe Gu
bernatorial Chair the nexr term. We
are nol aware of The feelings or wishes OF
The honorable gentleman himself. But
from his known patriotism, we feel assu-
sred, that he will not refuse 10 serve The
:he people in any station 10 which they
may call llim.-Hamburg Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24
ST Louis Repubiiida

Ed,cGrd Euereti and W, c Pnstop.-.
We are glad, says he Philadelphia n.
.imtricdn. Ia see hes eminent men, who
have occupied The highest places in the
government with equal honor 10 lhcmf
the rwo NOS Distinguished literary in
stiIurinns in America = Harvard Uniyersi /.
~ aud the College of South Carolina.
They are grcal men. and The Presidency
of Culrce is:a great Office, ,hnngh the
dignity of teacher has moi been highly
enough considered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24
Our Coli Wines. slsIleEs las Sc Bssi

Our GoIa Wines. + sisileF FsflasS en- siSs
addressed 10 us. bysa gentleman residing
al one oftie GohIaAfinfs This: district
gi,ing.inrorna'ion relative discovery
recently made in; lhesNjcinIEys Of Bfeyser's
Mile. III stateslhpi son the 18Th ID u;
small boy sonsof IA ,,lnlis
nickeGup, 2reari,is fathers sidGpee, on,
Ian had heenneariy eshaussed aiy c9lIi.;s
va;ion, a'small wbites flint rdck ,geiss hine
lol dw's, showing Ou 4hes s0nIsites con
siderable quantity of gold, ,SSwilfcti as sSst,
lral'ed "a few DAYS .ag a, and ivantf 40
weigh I12 .lwls.. Our iafarmaap repre-
The gold MS Tie riches and stfass
tcamiful specimen liiela hassey yer eh, aild
expresses the opinion iliBej sAs.ss defaslisss
lrua, vein reaching rlre SURFACE near tlse
spot where il was louiii, Which viii snie;;
.donbr prove im,nenseiy small;
vein. of tnncIrWalues the same Eid se,is
has, ,hcen worked, :ihai: shot q, ;Sally grsat
,exIeni. .5owiGg. .ios lie fsi &ate ria
sth+ ueis slbofhnods Farmer eGsdset
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

4 Ne,c Siate.-The people of Wincon
sin are lakine ~ uIgauIzing lu'n a State, {,
and asking admission into the Union al
This session The people seen TO he
almost unanimous in favor OF The fnrma
lion of II State Government, but arc a.
great deal divided rs 10 the hest merho d
"f arriving al The end prnpnsed An effort.
however, will he made TO bring Wi,com
sin in simultaneously with TeAas.
81 Louis Repubiiidr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

The Executive of Louisiana has issued
a prnclaiion, declaring The new Consli-
inlinn to belthe fundamental law of The.
Slale, dissolying the present Lesislaturet
elecIed underslhe old Constitution. and,
ordering pools to o!Le.opened on The lhird
Monday in. January uexi, fer the choice
.by.s he peuplesof Governor nnsi; embsrs,
.ofll.e General Assetnbl Q. l'ieas
.lane. s.si s- e + S.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

Re opening Of Negotiations.-The
Washington correspondent of The New
York H raid, under date OF the l2tIl inst.
lays. thai :. Mr.. Packcuam has again
opened negotiations wi:h Mr. Buchanan. :"
According 10 the writer, The nIllnatum OF
the Secretary, which appeared in The Mes
sage. had beer transmitted 20 London.
aud before The Message appeared inslruc
TONS came back to Mr. Packenilam 10
reopen negotiations. This, If true. is
important. Butleler writer's from Wash
inston often take nnInunded ,rurnHr Tor
!acl, and are nol always To te depended. .
Charleston Ne,rS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-24

Annexation of Irras The following
is the joint resolution reported TO The
House Of Representatives, hy Mr. Doug
las, from The Committee pn The Tcrrilo.
ries. providing for The admission Of the
Stale of Texas into tn" Uuion:
Whereas, The Congress Of the United
States, by 4 "joinl resnlulion." approved
March the first, eighteen hundred and
forty five, did cuuscut that The territory
properly included within. and righllulIy
belonging TO, the republic of Texas, mighl
be erected into a new Stale, I" be calleh
the Stale of Texas, with IA republican,
form of government. 10 br adapted by the
people oil said republic, by deputies in
,conyeution assembled. will The consent
of the existing government, in order that
the same might he admitted! as one of the
States of The Uninu.; whri cnasent Of
Congress was sivrn upon certain run,li
tons >pccifirr!y III lhe ir-l and second see
liu,is nl said joint resolution aud, where
Ias, the people Of lhc said republic Of
Texas, by deputies in conveuion a>sen
Dlru, VIII tnG cDlStIl vi tnt thIS'IDg SOE
ernmenI. dld adopt constitution aull
ereci IL new S,arr. with Il republican Iorn
Of government. aud. in hr nanrr Of The
people Of Texas, and by their authority.
did nriam and declare that they a>senled
Ia and accepted The proposals, conditions,
and guarantee, contained in the first aud
secund sections Of said resolutions: anh
wherca, The sait. constitution with the
propur evidence. sl It's adoption by he
people of the republic nf Texas, hns been
transmitted 10 rhr President of dee United
States, and laid be!ure Congress in cnu
.iformity lnlhe provisions # said joint res
snlution. Therefore.
Resolved &c. Thai lh, State "f Texas
tshalt lie one. and is litrehy declared 10 he
Tone. OF lie Unted States of America
aud admitted un The Union on an equal
fouling with the original States, in aIlres
pecls whatever.
SEC. 2. Ind be it further resoiced
Tha, unliI,llle representatives in Congress
shall he apporlioned according 10 an aclu
alennmeraIion Of the inhabitants of The
United States. lhcs Siaie;oEs Texas shall be
.enlltled 10 choose, e,twoIeplesentatiHes:
Tie pppula,innofs Russia aeeoulins 10
lbs late census, 81, 500 t0De. y. -