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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-15

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WNHE subscribers have just received large and
IL cellcnt assortment of NEW GOODS, of various
styles and qualities consisting in part as follows:
For Gentlemens Wear.
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings Of every shade and
quality, ia
satinetts plain, striped and plaid,
Hats, Boots, and Shoes of all qualities and pricesr
LaLabswool, merno, Silk, and Buck-skin Shirts and
Stocks, shirt collars, scars. bosoms and cravats
Lambswool, Angola, worsted and cotton halEhose,
Gloves, hoskn, silk, woolen, and cotton, ...a..4
Together with every thing suitable for wear
For Ladies.
Black S rep Silks four fourth very superior
Black figured and colored Silks,
Wide Black silks, for aprons, IN ,xe.-
Foulafd silks, of various coiors, - - -'
Rich brocade figured Velvet, 80 '''.~ SIS '. -
Cashmeres, Mouslin de LANES. Alapaccas, Tesanes,
Rich brocades @ Worsted, changesSis % &c eoIors, af
Black Bombazne, 80 7.a.'a!.- s7".F ..... AZ
Swiss Book Tarlton Medium, and Jaconet MuslIns and
Satin striped Essler Robes, ar -. $3.50 -at'
Great variety of figured and plain wide Laces,y
Great variety of Lise, Camoric, and Swiss Edging,
Great variety Linen and Cotton Bobnett,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, - 81. sH-. t# ..s.
Kid, Silk and Worsted Cloves and Mts, .lsss .s7.e,
Gmps, fiat and reund, of various qualities, a.
Fringes of variety of shades fol thinning Dresses,
Girdles, assorted colors, .., -- -. .Et .7.
Net and Lace Caps, .....5... .s,-... t.... -.
Fancy Cravats, Dress Handkershiefs, and Scars,
Corded skirts, Grass ditto, .
Great variety of Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs,
American English, and French prnts-great variety,
Ditto Oil Prints,
Manchester and Ursten Ginghams, s9Efz
Silk Cashmere, Lambswool, worsted and Cotton Hose,
General assortment of Ladies' Shoes. =
Domestic Goods, FIanneIs, &c.
Red and White Flannels, ~
Domestic Flannels Ditto, 70
Bed-ticking. .andapron Checks-good qualities,
Brown and bleached Sheetngs and Shirtings,
Kerseys, good assortment, -
Carpetings,J Woollen 'ah6 Cotton, - ID = -
Brown Linens and colored CaInbrics, -,
Uunibrellas and Parasols. -'@ -. Z. ~ ~ ~ 30
Indeed the subscribers have hand useful and
complete assortment of GOODS which they offer for
sale at eO rates for cash, shortcredt punctu
al Dealers In addition to this lot Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods they have Groceries, to wit Loaf, Brown,
and Crushed Sugars Teas, Coffee, Powder, Shot, &C.,
which will be disposed of on accommodating terms.
They confidently recommend their Stock to liber
al and discriminating Public, and hope those in of
Goods will call at their Store befoeI purchasing else
where. Do not forget RUSSELL s. Cooks, No. 20, one
door above Richard Smith. 8eE4Ba
Raleigh. October IA, 1915. 80 80. . b7l-tf
N1 Register and Star copy. rff-as.s -. = AZ.
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WILLIAM WHITE, Clerk.

THE PATENT ELECTRO MAGNETIC R1NGs-
The subscriber having recently arrived in the United
States from London, has learned with surprise that ig-
his Galvanic Rings The genuine require no use of fluid
to promote their scton, and certain for all
nervous diseases, such as Rheumatism Gout Tic Doo-
reux, Headache Indigestion, Paralysis Stiff Joints
General Debility. and all Nervous Disorders.
Agents wanted in the principal towns of the United
States whom liberal deduction will be made for
cash Femittances s.t
Any person remtting 81. will receive four rings by
mail Gold plated price 81, 81 so and 81. Address
post paid, Prof H. g. CREIGHTON,
- PA Broadway, New York
New York. Sept H. irs b67--tEs
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CLOTHTNG
Grand Lodge of North Carolina.

HNHE Officers, Members, and Delegates. are hereby
IL notified that the Annual Communication of the
Grand Lodge of North CAROLINA will be held at the Ma
the first day of December next at half-past o'clock
and will continue its ngs until all the business which
may come before it shall be disposed Of officers Of
Subordinate Lodges win be expected to attend in per-
son. proper Delegates to be appointed accord
ing TO the Constitution and Bye-las Of the Grand Lodge
Tt& %sssH WILLIAM #. Balm, Grand Secretary.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct Is, ls45. 5TI-tm.
Independent, REGISTER, and Star, will copy.
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Gen J. Pinckney Henderson, is announced as q
candidate for first GoUsrnor in Texas The elec
ton will take place on the third Monday in De,
cember. We know of no gentleman in the Re
public, to whom the important interests the new
State could be more safely entrusted
COL Albert G. Horton, of Matagorda, IS spoken
Of as candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
Teas National Register.
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MARRIED.

il In Christ Church. in this City, on We1nesdayeyen-
ing last, by the Rector, Rev.. DR.. Mason, Duncan K
Mac Esq, United States District Attorney to Miss
Virginia, daul hter of Louis d. Henry, Esq fIag i
In Wake county, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev Patrick w. Dowd, Mr. William L Croker to Miss
Hercelia R. Fort. tc5i g-sa Iol ,b1cE 10 ,o#' , =
In Newbern, on the 5th inst. by the Rev. William E.
Pell, Mr. William H. Taylor to Miss Mary Bishop.
In Craven, the s30th nltimo, Mr.. William H. Wood
to Miss Charlotte NJ. Gillet.
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NesU FdW and Winter Goods.
5" OLIVER s. PROCTER.
MERCHANT TAII.ORS,
.- ugly ROo0,) Fayetteville Street,

" RALEIGH, N. G.
Tue doors beloW the Wholesale and Retail
IaiiOrS' Trimmings Establishment of
JOSEPH j. BIGGs.
nUR Stock of Goods is at hand, embracing French
" Black, Blue, Invisible Green, Grass Green, Light
Dress Frock and Over Goats. PantaIoon Stufs, con-
ssting of Black French Doe Skin and woodyed Cass-
meres figured and plain Fancy colors of everyvarety,
and to suit all tastes Vestings of Velvets, black and
fancy and pian Satins black and fancy figured and
plain Chales of all colors Frosted Silks for weddings
and parties-somehng in these pars,) in fact all
sorts of Vesngs well Polka Scarfs and Cravas,
Stocks of every variety, Opera and Neck Tes all col
ors, Suspenders improved plan, Gloves, Kid and
Dress Shirts latest fashion Shaker Flannel shirts,
before brought TO this market Silk shirts, Col
lars, Bosos, and many things tedious enumerate
Together with complete assortment of Tailors Trim
mings, embracing lew yards Of Red Padding, Canvass
Cotton Waddng and Spool Cotton, (And by way of max
ing the assortment, few papers of Needles which
WE would sell at WhoteSGke and Retail
The above Goodswere not bought altogether for cash,
therefore we sell them quick possible, and
to make it nducement for customers to purchase,
will do what have done for two yearssel cheap,
and that without compulson. We spent quite as much
time in New York any body in our lne-we think
we bought our Goods as cheap at all events, we hazard
nothing in saying will sell cheap and that is all
the customer for at last. Recolect that Oliver &
Proctor reduced the prices to what they now are you
get your cothIng cheaper you are indebted to them for
1t. Without dsparaging others, we think we sup
ply suit equal in all respects TO any House in the Unit
ed States, and at cheap ratequality of the goods
considered We avail ourselves of the present oPPor
tunity to return sincere acknowledgements to our
numerous friends and customers for the patronage uni
ormy received by since ement in busl-
Their kindness has greatly exceeded our merit,
but we rust by strictly attending to our business
endeayoring promptly to fulfil engagements to have
its con- tinuance. -t
We receive every two weeks, through our New York
correspondent the latest Paris London and New York
Fashions Persons furnishing their goods, will
have them made up with the neatness and despatch
as though we supplied the article entire Orders from
distance thankfully received and promptly attended to-
OLIVER & PROCTER, 49, - 3
:, Fayetteville ST.. Raleigh, N. C. ~5q -
doors South Williams, Haywood s Cos Drug Store,
Raleigh, Oct 18th, 1s45. a.s.g., - b7I-6t, )
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FAYETTEyILLE STREET

Il .
Has just returned from the North with large assot
ment of GOODS selected by himself in person. embrAc.
ing Super Black French and English Cloths Super
fancy French and English cloths; Super olive brown
and black French Castor cloths, for frock and oyer
coats; super black French and English Cassineres sin
gle and double-milled super fancy French and Eng
lish Cassimers, with choice assortment of Yestngs.
and fancy cut vevets white satins buff cassimers
challeys; fancy wooden VeVets. 50 ..'' - e~t ~ t
Also, large supply Of FANCY ARTIoBEs, such as
black and fancy satin scarf black and fancy silk AMI
satin cravats fancybosomed shirts. Also, beautiful
assortment of Shirts made after the latest French style
ino gloves and halfhose stocks of various kinds
gum-elastic suspenders white cambria, China, and
Spitafeld pocket nandkerchies, &c. .ss5s 81
These Goods were all purchased late in the at
considerable reduction that purchasers will not
only have cheap stock to select FROM but entire
public are respectfully solicited to call and examine,
whether they purchase not shall always be happy
to show them my goods-knowng that offer such
inducements for cash my usual credit, will make
to the interest of any in want of such articles to pur
chase.
The subscriber tenders his unfeigned thanks to his
numerous patrons and to the public, for the liberal
couragement he continues to receive and them
that nothing his part shall be omitted to merit its
tinuance. Gentlemen Furnishing their materials
may rest assured of having them made in the neatest
and most fashionable manner.
N. B. The subscriber has on hand general assort-
ment of
81 READ Y-MADE CLOTHING
manufactured in his own establishment The London
and Paris plates of Fashion, together with the monthly
- - THos. R. FENTRESS.
Raleigh Oct ii, 1s4S. p" sl 57l.a.
Register and Star times, once week.
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leans-but it is matter of absurdity to attempt to
calculate to illustrate or even 70 guess, with prob
able certainty, when certainty there is none
when you have no fixed fact to go uponi-- storm
today, the rust, or worm a frost, rain a few
days; these and a hundred other incidentals and
accidentals, may knock off from one to three hun
dred thousand bales e ajust as easyp ~
I-5IttEi81 Tuscum6sa Democrat
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COnfectionaries.

z.IaF'a sCOnfectiOnarfes. t3st is11s.
ENRESH supplies are received every week:
I PERFUMERIES, STATIONARY,
FENCING, AND BOXING APPARATUS, "a
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 80 r.
G.HMES, JEWELLERY, Toys, IND =
Groceries,
a great assortment constantly on hand at
G. w. & C. GRIMME.
N. B.. See specified advertisement in Raleigh Re
gister. rq,..af .s.u..
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DEVON AND DURHAM CATTLE
att FOR SALE.

&zx Being overstocked with Cattle,
STs3N I now offer for sale, at reduced prices,
MX1N ten or fifteen North Devon COWS and
E<sss&sss-StSE HELFERS ofthe most approved breed,
in calf by half Devon and half Short-Horned-D
Bull of the best milk BREED whose ancestors have taken
the first premiums for milk, beauty and size. e -.
Aiso four half North Devon and half Short Horned
Durham BULLS eighteen months old, very fine. The
North Devon and Short Horned Durham said be
the best breed of cattle in England have been inn
proving my Stock of Cattle for Is years, and think
have in the Devon and Durham the best Stock of
Cattle for the practical farmer in the United States
Dairy Maud, now owned by James Gowen, Esq. OF
Philadelphia and cost him $3.50. She gave SO 12 quarts
of Milk per day. for weeks and over IL pounds of But
ter per week. Their grand dam of blood equally
good, and has taken the first premiums for improved
Short -Horned-Durhams, have certificates IN my pos
session to prove the above facts They who wish to
buy will do well TO apply is the best time
NV price Tor the above Bulls is sIo each; for the
Cows and Heifers $25 each. SETH JONES.
Pomona, Is miles N E. Of Raleigh,
Oct, 18th 1915. - ---h' ~s So. ,r 57l-4t
&C. Register copy.
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We regret to learn the death of Nevin Wat
kins Esq. Assistant Editor of the Memphis Ap-
peal. He died at Memphis recently, in the 9th
year of his age. He was good writer, a sound
democrat, and had dealt many strong blow at
WhiggerY EI -.-
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The majority against Mr.. Woodbury., the de-
moeratic candidate for Congress in New Hanp-
shire, will be about 400. A majority of all the
votes is required to elect, and of course in this
case there has been no election. ~ sar.i I
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We have received from Messrs Blair and Rives,
Washington City,, a Prospectus for new series
of the Congressional Globe and Appendix The
work is to be stereotyped, and the publishers as
sure US that the reports win be most finished and
accurate. The Prospectus shall appear in our
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New Clothing.

SMITH & RIGGS are opening large LOT of ready
~ made bought for cash by one the firm,
in New York and will be offered to all who may favor
them with call at as will be for their in
terest to purchase. -. 49, !, -, ng.
Should any persons prefer sending their measures TO
the North, they are Informed that arrangements have
been made with one Of the most fashionable houses
Broadway, New York, by whom orders will be promptly
executed, the best possible and at the low
prices often per cent. on the cost ofimportaton.
Raleigh, Oct 1lfh IS45s - y AAa-s 57l-4w.
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We invite the attention of capitalists 10 the ad-
vertsement for the sale of the Ruleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road, in our paper today.
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COMMON 6cM0nLs.

pursuance Of the Acts of the General Assembly on
the subject Of Common Schools, The President and
rectors Of the Literary Fund have deemed it proper to
publish the following scheme oflhe Distribution of the
nett income of the Literary Fund, for the support Of
Common Schools, accruing year. ending the Ist ol
September, ls45 And notice is hereby given, that the
sums appearing to be due by this scheme to the several
Counties, will be paid the Charmen OF the Boards Of
Superintendent, on their application.
WILL: A. GRAHAM =
Prest er 0tfcio of the Lit Board
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Hon. Morgan L. Martin, democrat has been
elected Delegate to Congress from Wisconsin
Territory '''4i -, -
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RECEIVED,

"A fresh supply of Halibut and Salmon. Picked and
HermeticalIy Sealed, TinCanisters; Soused Salmon
in IL Ib Kits, Sardines and Salmon, in Oil AnchoVies,
French Mustard preserved Ginger "a Jars dry in Sugar
and Syrup, Green Sap Sage Cheese, Smoked Beef and
Bologna Sausages, Tomato Catsup Capers Peppersauce;
Chocolate, % cents and 30 per pound, CauliAower
Sauces. kssas.asa q. st.as4 G. W. s. C. GRIMME.
Oct Is, lS45. b4 tt4 - SIT.
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100 shares of Cape-Fear Bank Stool
for sale. Apply to w. H. JONES, Cashier.
Raleigh, Oct. l4th, 1s45. 57I-4t.
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Distribution to Common Schools from the Literary und
for the year, from lst September 1884, Ist Septem
Der, 1845.
Federal population according e last censu. 655 O9s
Sum to be distributed, S 97,S52 A. ri E1f4
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ATTENTION GUARDs.

10 o'clock, armed and equipped according to law in
sumner uniform. Bysorder of the Captain
T. H. SNOW, o. S.
Private meeting the preceding exenihgat o'clock
the City Hall. o. al L. ee:iss5f 15, 1s45:T
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"The degree of LID was conferred on the
Trustees of Jefferson College, Virginia"
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Quite appropriate, and certainly most cutting,
if intended as a reward from the whig party-for
Mr.. Clay has DOetored them to death, and now,
kind soulsI they thank him for it. l-
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THOMAS r. FENTRESS,o
MERCHANT TAILOR.

House; and Immediately opposite
..,.. W. e. A, Stitfs Dry Goods Store, ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24

The following Card the worthy member from
Page, sets him right before the world, and puts
an exlinsuisher upon the insidious object OF Inc
Wing, TO make capital by disappearing NM
To The Editors Of Tic Richmond Enquirer
In late numbered the Wing, as well as in that
of this morning | observe language employeu,
which is calculated 10 induce the public 10 pelcvc
that there was a secret understanding with the
Democratic party that they would not go mo 'ne
election OF U. States Senator, this winter, ana
that nv remarks in the House had disclosed the
plan OF organization.
beg leave 10 inform the public, that my re-
marks in the House of Delegates, pending Inc
resolution TO go into the election of Y. STATES
Senator. were without any knowledge or concef!
with any of the Democratic party, but entirely oi
my own accord, and upon my own responsibility.
expressed my opposition 10 going into the elec,
ton of a Senalorlhis Winter, when | discovered
that from the majority against US, Wing would
be elected. considered it an outrage, that the
Democratic party of Virginia with an ascertain,
cd majority Of near 6OOO at the last Presidential
election, should be misrep:esented by the election
OF a Wing Senator for six years 10 come.
Entertaining these opinions for myself, | op-
posed the motion OF two of our party, 10 amend
the resolution for going into the election OF Sc
nator, proposed by the Wing party in the House
warning them, that if the Wings agreed TO the
amendment, our party in The House would be
committed and The Senate might be placed in
opposition TO our friends in the House, should
they feel disposed not 10 90 into the election.
Had there been any previous concert by me
with the party, il would not have been necessary
for me 10 warn our friends in The House.
The Democratic members OF the Legislature
are satisfied Of my attachment and frmness 10 the
srea, cause o. Democracy, and 10 them appeal
as TO The truth Of my statement, and before the
country deem il properlo place the matter right.
JOHN MCPHERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24

We are happy 10 see our Republican friends in
The Northwest organizing themselves for the
Spring Campaign. The Clarksburs "scion OF
tains The proceedings OF q small but respectable
portion OF the citizens of Richie county, on The
It'll inst, Tor the selection Of candidate for Con-
sress, for The Senate, and for The House of Dele
gates Col Joseph Johnson had decided ma.
jorty Of votes orthe frst-Gen. Saml. L. Hays for
The olher--and Daniel W. Cox Tor The House.
They also dcleim mined 10 take measures for elect
ing delegates 10 The Harrisyille Convention, OF
The LIST February. The "Scion" also speaks of a
small meeting in Harrison county. Ii says, a
County Convention is TO meet at February Court,
for nominating Delegate-and thinks Dilworth
will be The nominee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24
LAND FOR SALE.

LHND run SabE.
TINE subscriber offers for sale his farm in the
i county of Hanover. This farm lies mme-
diately on the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad, Ia miles from the former place, con-
lains about 262 acres, two-thrds in woods and
the remainder in cultivation, and has upon it all
necessary oui houses, and timber enough tits
believed, 10 pay The price asked for it. Two
hundred acres more, Immediately contiguous to
the above, and having upon it small dwelling
and necessary out houses mostly new, can also
be purchased if desired, and the two tracts would
make most desirable farm. For information
as TO terms, &C., apply to Jesse VIM, or P. w.
Brown living near the premises
Jan. 22-wtf JOHN ]. VIM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24

DIGGERS PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawng Of
ID the Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass No u.
8 p 81 III 81 81 Sc "a 20 : 80 Ga ~ II II.
Ticket, Nos. u 81 Il. another Prize sold and
paid by BIGGER.
Drawing Of the Pokomoke River Lottery,
Class No Is:
is IS A 6 81 &c % "a 70 IL SIS 81 IL.
Ticket, Nos. "a % ~, small Prize Of $500.
Ticket, Nos. 6 A -, still another Prize, both
sold and paid by BIGGER.
Drawing of a fine little Lottery comes TO hand
e y tsa s ns pd id csP Sas =
ballots Tickets So
THO. B. BIGGER,
Jan. 81 Managers Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24

The Democratic Marty have a large majority in the
House OF Representatives. and if they chuose 10 iee.
late instead Of talk what is 10 prevent them fIom ACT
inp. ,ut they do moi choose 10 do thai. This party Is
divided into number of different eiiques or iactions
and they all look inc for The succession anu
The division Of the spos on me accession OF sr
dsgracrful selfshnpss and an utter disregard oil pun
lie utility, isthe foundation Of all the gross neglect OF
duty on The part Congress- and AL ss dissraeelu
name throu ghc the civilized world. IL there TO be
no end 10 this, No termination? No reiormation:-
We must confess see little prospect ahead, but we
do not give up all hope that something may YET he
done.-l-N y Herald
This is indeed serious charge upon The Re
publican party; but il is extravaeant, and II can
not be true. The result on the Texas question,
will, il is 10 be hoped show il 10 be utterly I'M
true. Nothing is so we'll calculated 10 put down
the harsh attacks and violent clamors OF
this description, as for the Republicans 10
do their duty, and carry oul measure OF such
.ranscendant importance Gas the annexation OF
Texas) But il il were true, in whole or in
the slightest part, what reproach would II
be on our party-and how absurdly those in
trs,ers would calculate, who are working the
wires for such purposes. Away with all
these chimnras or schemes about the success
sion, if any one be mad enough 10 entertain
them! They will only injure the very men who
would DC mad enough 10 conceive the design
Away with these schemes for the division OF the
spoils," if they are ndulged-ior, Mr.. Polk IS not
HE man TO reward those who are seeking Tor Their
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, al the expense oil The coun-
try. 'Reform il aogetherm But reformation
will come The PrrHdeat will cooperate with
the People to bring il about We have much
confidence in his good sense hrmness, and pub
lie spirit; and We never had more confidence IN
the People themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
SENA TIE.
Tb,rsj0u Inn %

On motion OF Mr.. GARRETT, the bill N
ing an appropriation OF $4,000 for The CON
lion Of The buildings OF The institution OF ihe d
and dumb and blind, at Staunlon, was taken
and passed without division.
On motion of Mr.. BONDURANT, the bill
leasing Edwin Mathews of the town OF Lyf
burg, from the payment Of forfeited REQ,
zance, was taken mp and passed
Mr. WILEY reported bill changing
name OF the town OF WilliamSpor, in The 60.
Of TAYLOR TO that of Prunry Town Passed
Mr.. WALLACE reported bill authorp
Battalion in lieu Of Regimcntal mu>ters ii
li,h Regiment OF Virginia militia. Laid 81
table.
On motion Of Mr.. NEWMAN,
The Senate ADJOURNED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24

We are indebted TO Drinkcr & Morris for Nos.
10 and % of Forbes {; Tweedie's CyclopGdia OF
Practical Medicine, edited By Dr. Robley Dun
gibson. We have the authority OF medical
gentleman for saving, that il is the most valuable
work OF The kind, exlant. Also for "Whimsi-
calies' BY that rare wit Thomas Hood. 1t is
full OF jokes and comic illustrations, AMI with
all respect, We commend its perusal TO The dis
appointed politicians Of the "Grea Wing Army. "