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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
SUGAR COATED PILLS W. DISEASE



WW HILL, OF thu firm OF GITlcy a. t!Ill
WE lC9 Broadway, says The Sugar Coated
Indian Vegelal lie Pills are superior 10 any he
has ever taken His wife has found tbcm de
u. htiul and eficaoiou<.
Miss ID UoLAS>, corner Walker and Tudow
si:e,ts, has been cured II pain IN The head
dIinncss Of sight, and dizziness II long stand
ing, nv htm Pills.
Mas SIN ". nj o. Henry stree; cured q.
nsins and a. mrs ~ ctyh' years staining
Mn ATsiHs, of 26] GfreGwich stftcI, cure
Of ty -, psf. oi SeVrn yratS >ianning.
Ma Carl, cK'> daughter y Staple street, Gu
ed Ol WORMS N rhsT w.fSi torn.
REv Ma RCRNtrr, nj BfoOklyn, cured OF bIl
iou> complaints weakness, &c.
We need not add more. Evidence crurd,
uron MS from all quarters No Pills ever Before
accoInpi>hedSo mu, h nh so LIVE trouble ant
dissgtreablcucss, asDf Smuh's (Sugaf Coated
Improved Indian Vegeiah.r Phls' Sold
Guion'~ cOfnef BoWefy aud Gfand is, Phrip,
coroer oi Bcekman and William etrse'.; Eve
rett'> o. lIud on -; Mrs Hay'S I49 Pnt. n II
Boo klyn; md 213 GreenwiC5 street EH1min
the label lock iof Or SMiTH'S written sigma
'ufe ~ - b. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

.FEAlALE BEAUTY-CULPABLE NEGLECT
Ii has Teen observed ny Vi.iirfs hup ~ oihr,
sosn'ues. we'll ~ by pef.ous ol The bet cultiva
Ird nste D. ihs hat ~ no Cnun'ry II her" large
class ~ l'taI'o hsnuty hu4 1Ircllsnco th5r lhs
cily. Vel. whde tic shte. h'tcr. Ore, maker ant
mit,nef sfs engaged ~ sduruug n''urcf rsi eil
~ fsan, pau arrears a'n.os' totally n'g'ocir,
The Hair How ofcn j., he fn,sgC. Il di,ea"
10y ~sste he delicate iofm 81 he in,f auc htaur
Gil abi ihsnsh fe,iored 10 h'flti sFnn. set ibus.
losins lrCls winch oNce adorrtd ihsif heads, ~
"a atd nsse' again fefufn % the'i "rlg usi hcaup
% d. irr'ncstvailr hnu sny persup mare sspfritl'
y ldy. EN- muu - 80 mu,h nfgeci on IBIS pOir
vh-u . 'DeNsf. fntiirE remedy ran he oaoiurL o.
No S,iuh fhtf street, arj mixing hf D. ynt
Hf,f 1.snt'. "a lich IS 80 pe,,FlY ic'lnfc tie ou.f
re efItd psH Ct irnisit hc,uy
y bst 80 d.'iiaf ~ twoiO con- lis'r The crow nm
tsini - isnisie brs u,
BRoSCirTiS. COJGH5 NPTtON
--Iir.t-si 90 DE hnru1iiy win lh- at"vv discns'.
Jtynts g. fperpf8ut never fil. i0 iriirte. hnd y,
Bstsntl, cufe. piie r0i ~ trp ,i' us - ~ DIRE,
,sd Forfss ~ b. ) CRUABACRER. MN
Wheeling Va. 10, "a
ono EBs OIGUN JoI reeivtd md IL
CDVFtD eq'F ~ 90 rsTcst
y II CIiARLt.S IL BERRY Wafer sfsst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

LADIES HALF CATERS.
% E6k PAIRS L"des Han Ga''er- of ever.
<SSpO style. ~ &c and qualify Jvsi reed
Al III" BIG RED BOOT esnblIshn,cui.
nov SAML MCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

yH>llEY KEEP constantly on hand. n very eI.
q iensive assortment Of superior Mah'gany
French aud Crccan Ctsirs; II cking chairs. Sofas
Per and card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Bs.Isiead.
Toilet Stands assorted sizes; together with every
other article Of the latest style and beet finished
Furniture ever offered IN this city.
Gill and Mahogany framed Lo.kisg Glasses Of
every variety and price, Looking Glass Plates cf oil
sizes. Portrait and Picture Frsmes Oh hand aud
made Ia order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feather Beds
Bolsers md Pillows. Hair. cotton. IIn,k. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses Blankets. Quilts, comf oris
Sacking Bottoms OIL cloth covers. Floor -cloih.
Class Mats Of nil hind.; together with every other
auice.oi Upholstery Ware. on hand and made to
order
Vcniiinn ahd Stat Window Blind; Window
Shades of every variety aud color; all of which wilt
he sold at very low prices. and warranted Of Tho
hest quality. Also. MAHOGANY VENEERs. Hair
clo'h. VARSisU. Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters, BLIND TRin.
MISos. g instantly on hand aud sud low for cAsm.
STEAM Bears furnished with every stticie
al Furniture al short rohcc. ind Oh the very he~
Terms. Gp41
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
WHEELING. VA.

4 niiHhlr i"r Winter Wear. large stock nf Orlesu.
\ lOTH. FisNNrL' 81 sli vnti-; ALrAcas figured
md pain; GRAPE and MtKrS, D'Ecrsy, CA, COR.
NvsiIas ~ Nstr'ns uhct articles icr Lndi.. ,.o,
\ TAlLORS TRIMMINGS. n large ssnimeu
n All oi the nh We C,ods will sell Wholesale O,
'nii ~ mako mp io o''er in the lal,st Ftcm h .y,
READY MADE CLOTHING!
II l" feeuh la lhn brncn oi tie bu,incs. I must
l~ns'. nm ~, Tailor by profession, have worked
4 Va. fade Tor fifteen years. the -hto nm a b.
'nd 10 cut my Own clolhing. and NAH, them u,
N never and cheaper 81, l., than any other es,ah.
Ishmcnt m The CITY. Il Is uselc.r 6r ih,.e TIN,
any on the business and H., tailor. ,hcm,elvc,
hiismlh competition or Ready Made CloIh,ne
II hove lnrge assortment. n follows:
4 Black. Blue. Blown Olive and Invisil L. Green
llFr"ck and Dre,s coats Beaver clih Rus and Over.
llc"ais; Pilot cloth Oycr.cnsis. Maekusw and Trou.
N ad"ur Blanket do. cas- IN 70 do, cs..in,it d Z,
\ rwcc's do; Jeans 10, 81 al sizes.
Y have on baud hn cU client assortment of plain
II md fancy Cashmere Pants. bitck aud blue cIotb
"ni' ne'i. very desirable article; and All, guam
IP"y oi ca'snet PANS ~ NIL sizes aud prices Jean.
lind Tweed Pants of all ,iIes aud rricc.
\ FIVE hundred vcsi,, ombfacii & every .iyle md
QUALITY.
II Shirts Wrappers. Drnwer-c collars Bosnms Stock,
lIGi"vc. Fine and Fancy SILK snd Satin Scarf. Sin
Inks "i all col"rs ard qualities together with many
" amer articles usually found IN cinihiry stores
i In conclusion. my old customers aud The pnbli,
N generally are invited o. rail aud clam,nc NV stock
Ia considc'aoa mr The h6crai patronage h.teinfr.
II Iiend'd TO me, have pur, hnsed u L,rr.r Sio.I
N md Her Them ri CHEAPER R,TE. than have eve
\ lone before
i ReeoIisci The cheap cash clo,hing store of
i RICE.
II ocl corner Of Main g. Monroe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
N.W BOOK BINDIRY.

0NlIE subscriber would inform
- his friends aud the public gen.
orally. that he has opened u q ndc.
ny "n Main street. me jogr north
az D"se,'s Lottery rficc, md j.
prepared 10 du Binding at he Short.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
DEAFNESS CURED,

COMPOUND KREosOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
I'oK the care Of DEAFNESS, pnin. and he
d'chafgc OF matter from the ears; also Ill
'hose disaSr"euhe noises. kc the buzzine "
lasctis iaiIn2 of waller, whZzlng If steam Il r
Fr' winch are symptoms Of approaching q, af
"tfs. ana also sc efG.lN attendant with the us
case FoT saic ~ OK J CRJMB ECKER,
o.. NO lf1 Main ST. Sole Agent
Ihis ncdirlnc - hiehly tcconlmct De aud ma
"ti"us ctriih'airs are gwen, hy very Tesp,ot
,It person. - the many astunlshing orrcs
,Mlu n NHr tfIn' mel nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

700 prs Mems Tnick aud Kip Shoes
200 do cali a,
300 d. M"rncco do
800 q" Is "a Thick do
20O do call ana Mnrosc do
200 de- KIP do
?r0 dO Y"uh-' Thick calf End Grain SLIM.
300 IL, W"mcns cali and KIN d.
300 do KID Walking do
2OO do MuGrut Bu,kIns din
200 do KID md MnInrco Slippers
300 do Lasting and Gnmbr an baI, c.i,.,
100 do Misses KId ard Seal Shoes
100 du Whole .nd hail Callers
800 do Seal ard Mnrncco Slippers
goo do Children's Nor, ccu. KID, Seal and C. am.
broom Shoes
wv 10 Mch :, hoineIs and ChildfeHs Shu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

a GOOD ASSORTMENT ~ Keadg Mat
"a Ladies Cnp' and llrnJ Drc.se,. ,'z, Bonn,
B,fdefs. and hu,6cial Foaes, fof sne Ivy
s,p 20 A . FAiRCIHLD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18

,,..., - = :, ...- uylu 49,.
pksIKoSfiyE FIRE IN hosHEsIEf.- !" me pune
cues or the Union were belns visited win nsas-
trous fires we were congrauating ourselves that we
tween nine and ten o'clock last evening hre broke gu,
Y the cabinet shop OF Robert Bell on the east siae OF
Front street winch has proved more disastrous III us fs
wages than any we have had ior5seveIal ears: by
most unfortunate calculation OF the officers OF the FIRE
Department or OF our re companies were az Car'nage
awaiting the arrival OF hre company from !oroh,o
The wind was blowing from the northwest, ana the
hames eXtei ied to about the centre OF Chares n ar
rolls block on the east side front treet On the we
side Of From street seven brick stores and wood piock
belonging to William Simpson were destroyed on
WORKS street TWO wood dwelling houses ana piack-
smith shop belonging to William simpson were also con-
sumed Having proceeded thus far the flames were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18

DERANeEMENT or THE MAILs.-The Batavia Spirit
of the Times, last received, makes the following re-
marks the rregularity of the mails We respectfu
~ request the attention of the Posmastcrs Of New lor
and Albany, and OF the several Mail Agents between
Albany and Buffalo, to the unusual arrangement OF the
mails from the east which has occurred during the last
four five weeks Scarcely day has passed during that
time, bn have received less of our eastern
Albany, and other eastern papers, from the west On
four days Of the preceding week we received part OF
eastern exchanges from the same direction And so
it has been Either the newspaper packages Tor TINS
place have been put into the Buffalo bag at New York OF
AZ Albany else been incorrectly distributed ny the
complaint by citizens, and should be corrected
immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18

lar and no more injurious than those which followed
IRON IN your little sea git West India Islands, where
nearly all were blacks The system Of slavery is nJ In
decay" with us3 ltfourshas IN tn and growing rigor
Uur country Is boondless in extent Dotted here and
there with villages fields il is the most part COW
cred with immense forests and svarnps Of almost
known size In such country, " h people so restt
iess as ours communicating OF some OF that
spirit 10 their domesfics can you Conceive any thing
snort OF the power oil the master the slase could con-
to labor on our plantations Break this bond but for
day. and these plantations will be solitudes. The negro
loves change novelty and sensual exeitements OF all
kinds when awake. treason and order" OF which Mr.
Wberforce said liberty the child do net eharac-
terize him. Released from his present obligations his
natural boundaries would restrain him. A, first they
would all seek to towns and rapidly accumulate in squat
led groups upon their outskirts Driven thence By the
armed police" which would Immediately spring into
existence, they would scatter IN all directions. Some
bodies of them might wande to the tree States To-
depredations their corpses. Many would roam wild
in our 'big woods Many would seek the recesses o.
swamps for covert Few, very few OF them could
be Prevailed to do stroke of work, none to labor
continuously, while head OF cattle, sheep or swine,
could be found in our ranges or an ear OF corn nuddeu
in abandoned fields These exhausted our folds ana
poultry yards barns and store-houses would become
thoir.prey. Finally scattered dwellings would be
plundered perhaps fired and the inmates murdered
How long do you suppose could bear these things!
How long would be before should sleep with rifles
at our bedsides, and move without one III our
hands This work begun. let the story ofour Bril-
fish ancestors and the aborgne Of the country tell the
trophe. "Ere many moons went by" the African race
would be exterminated, reduced again to slavery
their ranks recruited after example by fresh En-
igrants from their father land
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18

STARCH FACTORIES IN MAINE. The Norrldge-
wock Press states that there are three starch facto
rcs in process of erection the small town OF Stark
and the amount Of capital invested in them is from Slo
900 to $40 600 These factories will be completed and
10 600 bushels of potatoes will be consumed by these
mills alone. which must be supplied by the farmers in
the immediate vicinity of their location. and that the
needed bushels have been contracted for at 2 cents
bushel There ten starch factories under way
in Somerset county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18

SHIP BUILDING IN WEST JERsEy.--Ihe Newark
Da;iv Adrcrfiser says the brig Daniel Elmer, OF 200
tons burthen was launched from Godfreys ship yard on
Dennis's Creek Cape May, on the 9th instant making
the eth vessel built there The Daily aces not 'ei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18

SARATOGA SpRINGs.-The Sentinel of Monday
states that the number of arrivals during last week
about 1000 and that the village presents all the
life and gaity OF fashionable city
The steamboat now plying regularly on Saratoga
Lake adds largely the agreeabities of this favorte
summer retreat H4.a...e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18
LOON. AYR THISII'.

!. lust RECEivf1Anotherrl II, y r,o,c, Root, 81
te best kind and Will be sold the old price S5 aud the
best Of French Calf Boots made order for $5 City
~ Cell Boots 81 and the OF Gents (s.
ee III binds to be found very low prices Also finest
Calf Shoes 50 and 50 So great variety Of other kinds
Ladies n this Store will find great assortment Of CATERS
For assortment Of all ohs kinds Missas and Chldrrus
Boots ald Shoes cannot be beat in thscisy. Do not mis-
take the ngnber, 3G Broadway corner ofFrank street
jus lp'rh - - II f'r~ M. CAHfI.L.s
.ssrFiNE FRENCH BOOTS for 81 so: City Made, and
Tor STYLE ard durability they equal those sold Tor At
Young Cos Imperial French Boot and Shoe Mann
iacarng Depot NJ No. Ann street of the FASH
orbI Boot anufactoes this Fine French Dress
Boots made % order 81 M equal to those made in oiisS
20 and w. Boots shoes, Caters, &c. made TO or
dsrinlhe .horts;t notice. Msnding dp.. u. store
No. Ann street, New York near Broadway -
-. - e., VIM Nj, YOUNG, and
~ psSs i"" a4i- ~ b.JoNEA "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18
THE NETWORK HERALD
-JAMRSGdRDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY :HRRAHD4-Every day. Price Q cents rel
copy ~ % per aunumA-psyabie in advhnce - 20,
WEEKLY n ERALD-Every carbohydrates q cents
percopy -S81as cents per able IN sayance
ADVERTISEMENTS &C the usual IHloes---aiways'
cash in advance .if-,-r = -t...f tf,l ..-.-s
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch. '~''--" .f'--t .t = $3.50. st-:.
py All letters communications by mail addressed
to Ne cstabiishment must be post paid the postage
will be- deducted from the subscription money RENTED
-: = '~",tJAMES GORDON BENNETT. = .r
FkoYhtEroR THE NEw YoRK HgsALp EsrA BLfssMEn9 !,
Norfswest coxner Of Fulton md Nassau streets -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18


Repirqief the Stare Trade under nec name-Emanci.
patonin The United States certain 10 result in The Err
Termination Of The Negro Race Conclusion.
II any farther proof wanted of the utter and well
known though not yet openly ayowed failure of West
Indian emancipation 1T would nc furnished by the start
ling fact that the African slave Trade has been tually
revived under the auspices and proteconof the British
Government. Under the specious gnise Of "lmmigra-
ton they are repenshng these Islands with slaves
from the coast of Africa Your colony of Sierra Leone
founded on that Coast to prevent the Slave Trade and
peored by the by in the first instance by negroes stolen
from these States turing the oticnary WARTS the de.
pot where captivcs taken omSavers byyour armed
sells are transported might say returned since nearly
half the Africans carried the Atlantic under
stood to be embarked in this vicinity, The wretched
Survivors,, who there set at liberty Immediately
scducedto immigrate't to the West Indies The busi
ness is Systematically carried by Black Delegates
sent expressly from the West Indies where arrival
the fmmgrsntsY sold into slavery for twentyone
years under conditions ridcnlously trivial and wicked
y void since few will be able TO derive any
advantage from them. The whole prime ef life thus pas
scd in bondage it is contemplated and doubtless Will
be carried into effect turn them out in their old age 10
shift for themselves and to supply their places win
fresh and vigorous Immigrants Was ever system
of slavery barbarous devised before Can you think
OF comparing IL with ours Even your own Religious
Missionaries of Sierre Leone, denouncc II "as worse
than the Slave state in Africa And your Black Dele
gates fearful of the influence OF Mssionaresa well
as account Of the inadequate snppyof the captves
preparing to procure the able bodied and COM
paratively industrious Kroomen of the interior by pur
chasing from their Headmeu the privilege of inveiglng
them to the West India market SO endsMhe magnificent
faTcc-rerhaps should say tragedy of West India Abo-
lition will not harrow your feelings by asking you
review the abors Of your life and tell What you
injured Africa but while agreeing with Lord Stowe
that "Yillenage decay ed and admitting that slavery
might do also, think am fully justified by passed
and passing events in saying MI Grosvcnor said Of
the Slave trade, that its abolition is impossible
You are greatly mistaken, however, you think tina,
the consequences of emancipation here would be SINH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18

NyA TO LET until the first Of May immediate pos
NAH given of the story house No l0 First Avenue
A between 9Th and nh The premises have lately
BEEN in ccmpIeate order And All has been painted inside
apd last June the Croton introduced marble mantle
pieces Folding doors and we'll adapted accommodate
or mies asked family for the residue
~ the year 70 May Is $325 Inquire the Office Of John
T. roTe1 ESQ No 70 Nassau St corner o. john stairs
owner, at the same Office on Tuesdays and Wednesday.
lin iy 2sfi = ., go 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18
GOV. HAn1MoND'S LETTERS
$500 ~-fet-t ST..
- ..-..l =. 49, .,oss4.;.i;I -. . H..
SOUTHERN SLAVERY.
-. "A DDRfsssE D-.TO. THOMAS LARKsoN .

Stare Trade, and futile attempts to
abolish -PttSosfkysH sh Siare1y in thf .qlsraet
snsts Moral and eg .4spect--a its Polisic
anesees, as steeting Futtis 0rdr,sund Ass4fsy and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18

n A PAIR Of Dapple q. ey Horses, i6 hands high 6
~ <nd years GID kiod and sound il respect Az
Saf, oug SOUND and kind and desirable saddle beas
above property will be Sold together separate present
owner has no farther use for them. Apply g
, lula lNsrc Mile Housd ID Avenue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-16

BY Mr.. BOCOCk, Of citizens of Buckir,
ham county, against The change Of tie place
holding precinct election in said county
BY Mr.. HALL, Of citizens Of Fauquier Il,
the formation Of new county out Of a portion
said county.
By Mr. FUGATE Of William Erwin a..
IIarman H. Stewart, 10 huiid dam across Clinr
River, in The county OF Scott.
By Mr.. WATTS, Of citizens Of Porsmou,t
cooperating with The Stockholders d, the por,.
mouth Eaioad Company;
OF Portsmouth Saving Fund Society. Tor r.
amendment Of their charter;
OF The Stockholders Of The Portsmouth am
Roanoke Railroad Company, that their road ma
be sold &c.
b Nj GATHER Proceedings OF meet.
insoi citizens OF Frederick county, held al VIZ.
Cheer ~ the Sd November, 1915, on the sui -.
ol Education.
~ Mr.. SCOTT, Of William Helm, tina; ~.
, siS'oh may he made by law .or the paymen, Il !.
oa'ahcc remaining due on cer.ain judgnel.
dsnins. ne Commonwealth
py Mi. Ia ONS Of Isaac While o. RicL.
mond for The Feiundnc Of Taxes erroneou. i
paid.
The Committee on Roads. &c. preser,ea q
bill incorporating the Presden, and director, :,
The Southwestern Turnpike road and for OH.
purposes.
The House rejected the bill conccrnin. Hem,
q. Hopkins Of the county OF Franklin,
The following bills were passed.
Directing the Commissioners of the Rev.n,,s
for the county Of Hardy 10 change The ass,...
ment OF certain lands OF VIM. Seymour mi
The heirs Of The late General Henry Lee ol >a,.
county;
Changing the time OF holding The quar.,r.g
terms ofthe County Court OF Barbour:
Authorizing battalion in lieu Of resimenla
musIers, IN The 9Hh Regiment OF Virginia mi
ltia
10 prevent the destruction Of oysters il ,hr
waters OF the county Of Accomack.
To incorporate flill.vlle Academy.
On motion OF Mr.. STREET,
The House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-16

ity, the discussion in favor OF The district system,
as opposed 10 the present clumsy system of Va.
His view Of The subjec, was sus,a ned during the
course OF The day BY Messrs. Andrew Stevenson,
James Lyons, Thos. W s. Gregory. w. IL.
Cooke, VIM. Nelson of York, and John D. Mum
ford OF Richmond. MIR. Kelley, o; Petersburg
delivered an address on the general subiec, Of
Education. DR.. Pumer advocated The renor, q;
the majority Of the committee, and dwe!, upon
the advantages of the present system.
Al half past seven, when we left tie room
The law OF 1911, reported by The minority OF the
Committee, was about being read over second
timc aler having been amended in several par
ticulars The general impression seemed 10 be
that the mnori'y's Report would be adopted.
We have no doubt, that the Convention adj
journed last night after having acted upon The
reports OF the ether committees One ardent de-
legale proposed that the Convention should con
tnuc in session III day-break, so as 10 complete
their work
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-16
GEiom IHuySdav .N;edt< Gnioa.


CoNGREssioNlr.-The proceedings in Cohsfe'
TODAY, DO net possess much interest, although
considerable amount Of public business was IN
posed OF.
In the Senate, memorial from The clvol Ne
York was pre- cnrcd by MIR. Dix. asking iof u
establishments ni branch oil the mint in tie aie
capital of the Empire State This is measG'
which was very luticiously recommended ty y
Secretary Of the Treasury in bis report AZ
would be greatly conducive 10 the prosperiy d =
commercial metropolis OF the Union a Vg
large amount OF foreign gold and sil'er com
imported into New York; and, in elnseqlence
the want Of a branch mint in lhst city, mueh s..
ii lies in The bank vaults, inste,d oil being put
circulation. The Senate. q, an carly hour.
journed till Monday, after the resolutions aGcpt
in the Hous: OF Representatives on The annou .
ment ot,he death OF tie late Hon. Mr.. Da@
had been adopted.
The entire session OF the Honsc, This fay ~
occupied in the presentation and reference .!
titions from he States and Territories. Man
them were remoEstrances against the atmI''
of Texas INTO the Union but the very ,Ga.. u.
mcricai importance OF The signatures atd,tfi s
,henI, offered one Of the most striking srt.ri',
which could, perhaps, have been iufnshe'. /.
that overwhelming popular enlhusia'm WI
the signal instance oil Democratic progress r..
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