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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
The Rie6moad VooIl,r Factory.

Below give a brief description Of the now Wooden
Factory recently up in this city We had the pleasure
Of visiting the Factory, Of the machinery mas
gone into operation, aud gratfed seeing good
beginning the part Of citizens, establishing manu.
factories IN Richmond.
BY establishing this new Factory q market has been
created for Virginia Wool which should not be neglected
by Farmers who the habit Of raising that article
The annual consumption Of wool in this Factory,
estimated, we believe, at than 100000 lbs. How
soon then, would be made the interest Of Virginia Far
mers go extensively into wool growing II other factories
Ike the referred erected and put operation
IL 10 be hoped good example may soon be followed
by tho erection Of other Factories.
Seven months have scarcely by since the enieprs-
ting gentlemen, who the woolen Factory, first
thought Of embarking in their scheme.
The description given below u accurate than any
could give, and it has been drawn up by one more ia
milSr with The whole arrangement than could expect
to be.
To see the mscbinery Of large wooen Factory in full
operation, 10 an interesting sight In few days. sup
pose, nearly all the machinery in the Factory will bo
At work.
To the Editors Of The Wing.
GESTLENEs-Tho following IL a brief outline Of tho
history Of the WOOen Factory, situated the pro-
perry OF MrSsrs. HsIall, Brothers a. Co:
The excavation commenced on the I'd dsy Of A pr
1886, and executed by Mr.. Purcel the work
for foundation, by Mossrs. G.. & NJ Green siih1ly
executed The brick work by Messrs Boalsoy 4usreP
was done In manner highly ereditable them. The
water wheel by Mr. Joseph Hooper, one u the mos,
stantal In tho State. The wood work tho budinR TO-
geher with the fung storks and considerable por-
ton Of the light machinery, executed In most fshfu
sno workmsnlike manner by Mr.. Joseph r. Jones. The
tin work the roof, by Mossrs. ID. G. r. Weller on,
Of the best pieces of wofL manshp The iron work
for WAFER wheel and shaftng; by Mr.. Jacob r. Barnes
probably unsurpassed 10 the United Sts,es. The painting
executed failhfslly, by Mr.. w. &. Ffseman. TIL,
principle portion Of machinery, combining oil The recep
improvements, built by Mr. Henry GoglJing. and
Messrs. Phe ps Bickofd, Of Worcester, Mass end Il
only necessary It work bo convinced thst they
not only know but have done their duty, very ssssc
| tory manntr.
The factory is 4gl by IS. stories high and conisn,
sir complete sots of wooden machinery capable u man
Hsciunng yOOO yards Of the best flannel per week. anc
was readT Tor operation in months from the
mencement Of the fOundstou. All Of the above work wal
under the immediate direction Of Mr. Caleb Jones' Aqen
end Mr. John HoOsrth, General Superintendent VI th,
Compauy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
Congressional Reports and struggle smoss the dis

Congressional Reports and struggle among the dis
inferestedi
There is a very active competition among tho
Polk organs at Washington. for public patronage,
in divers, perhaps we might say, in all (honour.
able) ways We suspect them all Of a design OF
:. feaihering their nests, and Of making hay
while the sun shines - For suspect all Of them
to possess the pirate knowledge, 1--WE do not, Of
course, expect them to confess III that Mr.. Polk
was elected by accident, to say nothing Of fraud,
and that in ls4s, the Wings will assert their pro-
per, their legitimate their numerical superiority!
Besides the contest for the Public Printing,
(Which we hope Congress will have the patriotic
good sense to terminate by putting up the printing
to the lowest responsible bidder) there is also an
arduous ono pending for Democratic favor and
subscription for the Reports of Congress Int
this field, Blair & Rives have again entered, and
we must do them the willing justice to say, that
their former reports were among the most able
and impartial the country has known: Richie T.
Heiss of the Union, Fisk 4. Dop of the U. States
Journal, and We presume, the editors of the Con-
stitution, are also contestants: We wish them all
success, and we do not doubt that each will de-
serve it. The Wings, we suppose, will be con-
tented with the reports Of Wing Journals, hereto
fore unsupported Of uniarness, and ably nay tran-
scendantly sustained.
The Martinsburg Republican says:
CONGRESSIONAL UNION" AND "APPENDlX"
With the commencement Of tho approaching session OF
Congress- Me.ss Richie and Hess propose the publication
OF the Congrcssonal Union and Appendix. "The FIRST will
contain full and history Of the daily proceedings
Of both branches OF the national Legislature. The second
1.-THE Appendix. will contain every speech which s de
vered in the House OF Representatives and Senate during
the session."
Tsrms-For the Congressional Union, $3.50 per copy.
For the Appendix 81 so per copy Clubs will be Turn
shed with copies OF either OF the above works for SIZE
Twenty-tiv copies for S25.
THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND "APPEN.
DIN"
Will be published by Messrs Blair and Rivcs, the ori
gnaors of the mode ournazng the proceedings OF Con-
gress entire. The of the Globe and Appendix
will be the that OF the Union and Appendix
The terms tho same.
CONGRESSIONAL JOURNAL.
Messrs. Dow and Fisk propose issuing weekly publ
cation, the Congressional Journal, continue during the
session Fifty cents eopyhe whole work to embrace
500 pages.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
SENATOR FROM AUGUSTA AND RocKBRIDeE.

SENATOR FROM AUGUSTA AND RoCKBRIDGE.
Samuel MeDOpeH Moore (whig) is elected to supply
Mr.. Peyons vacancy, by majority of POS, in very thin
election, jacob Baylor .Democrat)
We rejoice at Mr. Moores the public councils
after Of many years. Virginia no son more
loyal to her fame and interests, and Wing party no
member more incapable of iemporsing reaehery Mr.
Moore advanced some speculative opinions in the Summer
upon the subject of division of the State which we do
not spprose. and which eoparded his election as many
supposed: But that after all small matter and Mr.
AoOres opinions the offspring Of ardent even If
mi'judang, patriotism. Such uihes cannot be weighed
against strong talent answering loyalty principle and TO
county. ripe experience and high integrity SO the peo-
pie Of Rockbridge and Augusta have decided
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
GEN JACKSON

We confess that The simple anecdOe which follows gives
exalted opinion OF General Jacksons superiority
than all HE achievements and impresses with better
opinion of his heaIt.
u General Jackson was asked by gentleman what
he would pursue If he permitted live his go
life again. N-ver (ssys the ineosl tor) shall
forget the msestc with which he calmly but
emphatcay replied. "sir would No, accept the boon 1t
were offered meu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
4 long and t.diuu, tr,nl snd.d.

The trial. before the Superior Court Of this City. in the
of the Commonwealth Leonard Pesbne and Gold.
thwsite brough, close "Wednesday evening
at o'clock. The jury, who had been empanneled for
fourteen days, returned into Court with verdict Of Not
GuY''-they only out for few
Counsel for the Comm onwea h-James Lyons and John
s. Caskie Esqrs For the Deendans- Mossrs. Robert G.
Scott J. " Patton Robert c. Standard, and Joseph c.
Spaldng.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
ANOTHER CONCERT.

The lovers Of sweet music, will have another opporun
v Of hearing Mr.. Barton tonight, the flute. II will be
that he proposes giving his second Vocal and lnsu
monAl Concert the Exchange Concert Room which
occasion he will be aided by Miss Durang aud Mr.. Dun
derdsle. MiHs ID. will sing several songs, such the
soldiers Tear, "Angels bright and fair" "The
Echo Song" &c. with flute accompaniment by Mr. Bar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21

D-Tho Central Committee Education. invite a meet.
ing Of the citizens Of Richmond Odd Fellows Hall.
Mondsy night next, at o'clock appoint Delegates
the Educanon Convention Which will assemble in this city
the 10Th Of December 90
o. ST. PAULS CHURCH.-There are a
few Pews 1t Paus Church remaining unsoh which
assessed Wednesday
by applying the once Of wILiIANs ~ Haul.
meeting OF the Contributors Room
"WEDNESDAY 2ct instant, O'Clock
Business importance brought forward therefore
hoped all viii attend.
BYORBER THE TRUSTEES
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~ N,p EriLdins, On ~, nola Easl. 80


-Four elegant end substantial BRICK buildings, have re-
Gently been erected the 0t formerly occupied by the
"oId Eagle Hotel" BY an advertisement in to-day's
paper. will be that one e the desirable stores Greet
cd for Ms'sr Books Hudson, will be for rent in tic
Spring.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
LAND AND NEGROES

SALE.
DURSU ANT to 70 decree pronounced in the
u Circuit superior Court OF Law and Cbaneer for hde,eI
county 22t eayof October I5t the Of Pakns
&c and Segar Puhns shall the trustee named aid
Decree 70 pube sale tie of Ufbanna the 9Th
MONDAY December that being hdtletsI eour day
Of land containing BY estimation from three four hundred
well and heavily tmbeed and located within mile and
half Of the Piankant enough Tor the purchaser
gage very profitable wood cutting busness
time and place, will also sell the following Slaves
Henry wOmsn sarah and 3 children.
TERMS made known on the day Of snle.
2I-ctda ALPRED HRALY. Tusss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
BOOKER GOLD NINE

pl virtue Of deed of trust executed to me,
- by Bernard Booker. on the ID day July
1912 whi-h Is recorded In H. Clerks Oee Of Buckingham
shall for certain purposes therein mentioned, proceed
THURSDAY the ash day Of December II
fair thereafter SELL the the highest bidder
well OF land lying the County Of buckingham
called Booker Gold Nine This property has been frequently
advertised and has otherwise obtained much deem
much in relation it-sufee cay,
gold bas been obtained from this any
other In Virginia and although has been
for the last i've IL thought by who well
With mnipg be The beat properly Of the kind in the State
viii only add that The sale viii be aud wishing
Ne investment such properly wou do vel
About huLed dollars Of the purchase money
required hand eighteen
AetnE trustee, shall only such title vested in
me- which IT, however, believed to BE- indsputstle
WIN. N. MOSRLEY Trustee,
b ~ the time aud Tee, will sell fesn twenty like.
y Negroes. Terms made Known on the day 81 ss
no 2I-cutd1 w A. NOSFLRY.
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Rules held in the Clerks OF

ice of the Superior Court Of Chanoery Richmond
Circuit. thu 9Th day u October In the year ists
n,sual Jones administrator
wife, Martha Jones. p'tG
against
Benjamin H. Mason, Administrator do tou;s
arnexed Of John K Mason, deed, and other defrsL
The Defendant above named having k Appearance
and given security according the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
this Court and appearing By satisfactory evidence that he
not an inhabant Of this Conmonweahh; ordered
aid defendant do here h day OF
Tern and the bi oe plaintiff copy
der be forthwith Inserted pub.hed
door Of the Capitol In the said city.
A copy. Teae,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
TnUSr SALE o.
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

DUKSUANT 10 the provisions OF two deeds
OF executed by John A. Sheppard under.isnsd
Cos the Purpoe OF eearss certain debt therein men,ont due
Geo Drswry the n dated the eth day Of tetI
the second the esd cay September. iss
tie Csrks Once Of Heaneo County coar. shall
mses, the sad Of Deeenssr pabis
on The highest bidder for cash ths sdencs
Sheppard tract Of land The county Of Hsaneo
Swamp adjoining the hpds Of aid Dtrw and
tanning stsf ali the hid crop
wheat fodder, shaeks a
ntsre horse asd calf bos pansation
other articles Of persona esae together life
enioared sally. and 81
Acting truse<s shall
eoavey such vsicdi BY Aforesaid
ALFRED wiNsTON l,,
nosi-etds JAMES e. RYALI. Trustees.
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81 3ECOND AND LAST
CONCERT.
MIR. BARTON, respectfully announces that he
1VA viii awe his second and ass Concert


Al thc Exchange Hotel,
On FRIDAY EVENING, sia i.sssns on which occasion.
he viii BE- a.sssssd By Mr. DuNDERpALE wh, pvsidr
the ftAno Forts. and pinG some and select
MI. BARros viii play of HE bllaut Fania.as
hlas CAROLINE DuRANo. Pupn of Rxpos u, B..u. and
Member Of the Philharmonic Cones vim .o
The sohers Tear Angels rst ana IN, eelr
braied Bong BY Biz Henry Bisp The kshs eess with Y,u o.
ngato accompaniment. ESQ .f
p1-neksss so IL had 81 tn ussai plso.s.
The Conc wti a ~ O'Clock no ao-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21

License they mean when they cry liberty;
For who loves that, must frat be wise and good.
Let cherish this great lesson. Let remember
that people, be truly free, must frat be and good
aud that license 10 not liberty and let the renowned vic
tory Of Peace all seek achieve for country be
the blended triumph OF virtue knowledge. liberty and law.
'Haam con,t Ht. chaps Also Hume, HIT Eng chap.
Milton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21

.IIiroy u Essisss. ,bsp s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
IRE ANTLRENT TRIALS.

The Court Of Oyer ard Terminer was
opened al Delhi New York on Monday.
Judge PARKER, in commencing his charge
10 the Grand Jury, alluded to the fact that
the Court was held in county declared
IN state Of insuuection, for the first time
IN The history OF the State. The pecu-
liar circumstances Of the present occasion
seemed, in his mind, Infinitely to increase
the lmp"rtantresponsiblities Of The Grand
inquest-inasmuch as the Government OF
The country and the very existence of free
Institutions hal been periled by rebellion.
and preserved only by The suong arm Of
Inc law, aided by military force. He then
anmadvertetl on the impolicy and inex-
p"dIency Of resistance To the laws on the
part OF the leasehold tenants, as a course
I" action calculated 10 turn back the tide
OF Sympathy previously lowing strongly in
FAVOR OF those whose tenure, so burden.
some To the holders, was generally deem
ca incompatible with The nature Of our
institutions.
IN regard to the character Of these titles
Judge Parkerremarked:
These lands were granted in large
"acis' before the Revolulion, BY the Go.
''hlal Government. he titles were given
'y The sovereign authority; and il is .
rtNclPle recognised Throughout the riyi-
I I world tElatunapproprialetl lands Re-
H.ng to the State, aud the tight to give a
uue to them rests in the sovereign antho-
n.y. SO it was here. These titles 10
large tFacs Of lands were thus grained to
1",ni'ldaals; aud ut the time Of the Revo.
,'aon the tilss. which descended to Others
y assignment or devise, remained tn
'''aaged anu unimpaired. The change Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
THE TABLES TURNED.

ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE SLAVE
CAsE.-I'he Springfield Mass Rrpub-
lican says: Catharme Lindsay, Tie SER
want girl e Mr.. Hodgson. Of Savannah,
Ca, who was arrested and taken before
Judge Dewey, at Northampton, OF writ
al haheas corpus, through the agency Of
DR. Hudson Of West Spring field, has sued
said Hudson for false imprisonment, lay.
Ing her damages at 200. The suit is
brought in the Common Please Court for
Suffolk, which meets at Boston in OcIo-
Der. As Hudson refused to give the ne-
C, ssary bail. Isl, 50a,) he was committed
to Jail in this Town, un Monday last. In
his arrest and commitment, he played
the art good NONRESIDENT aud was
abont as helpless as bag Of cotton"
This is the girl. ii will be rccollected,
hum the abolitnni,t DR.. Hudson, and
others. attempted 10 persuade and finally
10 leave her msster-bd in open cour she
spurned their offers. prelerrIng to remain
with her master. For this imperiinent
intermeddIing, she inns taken a capital
plan to snhtiue the "philanthropy" of
her protesting fiiends. A few days in
Jail will cool The ardor Of The fanatic.
Moreover, Nj. Todgson has presented
four indiyiduals Of the mob, who came to
the hotel with The sheriff, 10 the grand
Jury, and they will probably be indicted
for riot. A civil suit will also be insli-
tuted for the lass Of services consequent
on the haheas corpus.
Admirable result! This is the most
thorough defeat Of an abolition movement,
which we have heard Of. 1t returns the
ehaiice" 10 their own lips. They called
in the law to aid them in their infamous
designs. Let them have enoughof IL 10
the full extent Of the law" Rich. Eng.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
FALL AND WINTER
Fashions, for 1916.


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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
ETiIls and Tan Ward
STILL FOR SALE.

FESHTS property, not having been disposed Of,
b, is still offered for sale on the same terms as
formerly advertised. will sell it all together, or
separate the Tan Yard fromtlIc Mills, as may suit
purchasers.
Also, Negro Man, about SO years of age, a
good distiler, sound and healthy, honest, and OF
industrious and temperate habits =.
Also, good Mich Cows, and number Of fine
Beef Cattle for sale. .. 4.
Also, good new cast iron Bark Mill, and two
Copper Boilers, for boiling tan bark, and one
thioe-horse Wagon.
a reasonable credit given on good security.
]. S. SMITH.
0ctobar /. &C.
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WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGEN.

WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGENT
GER.
This paper being made up of such portion Of
the contents of the National IntcEigcncrr proper
as can he compressed within the compass of
single newspaper, continues 10 he issued and
mailed TO subscribers every Saturday at Two
Dollars a year. payable in advance in all CASES
no account being opened with subscribers to the
weekly paper.
To bring this paper yet more neatly within the
reach of such as desire to take 5ytac year cheap
paper from the scat of the General Government,
reductionwill he made in The prize of it where
number Of copies are ordered and paid for by any
one person or association at the following rates:
For Ten Dollars six copies win he sent.
For Twenty Dollars thirteen copies; and
For each slim of Ten Dollars, above Twenty,
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G-P Publishers of paper throughout the several
States and Terriiofes who will give single in
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with the advertisement marked therein, shall re-
ceiyc the Weekly National lntelligenccr for one
year free of charge.
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TWILL he sold ia the highest bidder. q, tie
w Plantation 81 William Hopson. ,lecea=,I
on North East Cnek in ,ts lower lan Of tins
county, al the pcIi,,alc proIety 0! Tie deceased
on said plantation, consisting u Corn aud Fo,,rr,
Cattle, liogs. and Farming Tools.
And GA ihc 2s'h. at = laie rc-tlcnce Of the
seccascd. on Cane rn,h, will ic >o!d Lis House
hvld and Kitchen fnruilure. t'rnp Of c,,u futl-
der, DE, Farming ,rnsil~, Horses. Cat,!e ;.ud
Hays, Wagon, and other arsirlrs tao tedious TO
memiion. .ilso. nine ilacly NEGROES.
4 credit Of nine months will re given tie par.
chaser giving bond with approved s'cul'y.
WILLIAM THOMPSON, Ey'r.
October l. 80
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY,

In Equiiy-September Term, 1915.
James Fickers, and Others, Us. Joseph Blalock,
and Others.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
Z that Joseph, Janett, and Meredith Blalock,
defendants in this case, resids beyond the limits
Of this state where the ordinary process Of law
cannot he served on them: Its ordered, adjudged
and dccrecd, that publication be made for six
weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder, that unless
said defendants appear and plead, answer, or de-
muir or before the first day of the next term Of
this Court to he held at the court house in Hills
borough, on the second Monday in March next,
the bill viii he taken pro consesso as t. them, and
set down for hearing OK partc.
Test,
JAMES WEBB, c, H.. E.
Price adv. $3.50, %
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CONGRESSIONAL INTELMGENCER.

CONGRESSIONAL INTELLIiENCER.
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u GENcLR. ia order to meet the wishes ~
those whose circumstances or inclination do not
allow them 10 subscribe even 10 Il weekly Wash.
inetsL lpcr during the whole year, have deter
mined to issue during each session of Congress.
a weekly sheet styled Z" Tina Iv-
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publication, as far as It's llmis will permit. Of the
Proceedings Of hath Houses Of Congress, AMI Oi-
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paSafd by Congress turing M st>sion.
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man who can read, the charge for this paper viii
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grcss half Dollar.
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approaching Session Of Congress, will therefore
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no newspapers from WasEinc;"n Of this pLbIica-
ton, containing an impartial mn necessarily ahirc-
waited account Of the Proceedings in Congress.
including an authentic official copy Of al the law
passed during the session, would be needless The
man who takes no such paper ought to take one
il he does not prefer remaining ignorant Of what
most nearly concerns his own destiny, and that Of
his family and Of his postcrily for ever.
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made from the price: that is 10 say, remittance
OF Five Dollars will command IN COZ les OF the
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