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w liable collection Of Books, Stationary, and
Fancy Articles ever exhibited here, viz:
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would have sssa elected ( TIE ssss voted, In ds6ases
of their oppcs.tioa.
TIE n~' esa w>rhiassn e se.vsysd In hsndssa
ehsnasls Arosgh The pshlc pess> the sset Dat c.l
hoes and he ~chivslry viii be di.mis..d not he
<A March most csraiSy thereafter decent
prsssx, 81 asssre can be ga ap With shsm-snd-vho
doss not remember the old aud sdsgef-if you want
to break dos's head, the stick IL wsnungf
This 10 "human nature" Calhoun and his party have
no strength in this country. Out Of South Csrolins, small
STATE scarcely felt in The Uno hey have fosn They
have not only popular force, but positively odous
the great Of the confedsfsey. whichever aide they
take 10 almost that Amsricsn opinion the 9TH
or wsy Every sssu'e Statesman In this country had raih-
CT have South Carolina and the "Chivsy" against him
than for him.
Polk knows this, and will very politely bow Mr.. CAL
houn and "foans Amerca" VI The door, the rst op
portunity he has for that Of supercoas cv Marx
~ Note H. The "Chivalry" may have . bone or two
thrown to them in the way Of Office. butthey will be Discard
cd a. the fret favorable BY Pok-or rather BY
Jackson and the "Old Hunkers!"
The "Chivalry" will then. IL understand "po.,ious
DO in the condition Of Mr.. Webster, when he asked In
lS<2, where he Was to got
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15
IIIu.


'IHFdIIHIf HTcHfT touId not UNL sVDIct ?"
the residence Of their father In Tappnhannock L.
County Saturday the Alb, and Monday the 9Th m
sianfs after very short Illness Of highly nagnbnt IT,
yer resembling sclfleins. MAMIE OVERrON LEW.
is and JAMES Roy, children II james Roy Nicou The
girl agea shout five aud the boy ycors The SIN ced
parents Of these children have within the short space Of
two days been called upon part with daughter u sur
passing personal loneliness and Just large enough a.
be the companion IT his fathers leisure hours Who htt
visits this house Of mourning withhold sym
10Y, the deserted nursery. the bleeding bosoms Of their "a
rants wrong with anguish, oil, ALL tell the tale II woe snd
must speak 20 every But the glorious promises of
toe Gospel adiae de darkness Of the tomb Tor
we have The happiness know. yea TO tnoV that while
ihe bodies Of these babes beneath the cold Gods
u Inc valley, cir happy aud fc cling spirits have winged
heir fglt to st Celestial City whose builder and maker
8 God g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15
To the Editors of the Wig

Gentlemen-I was truly panied upon reading an article
the 81 a Wing Of Essex" which appear.
ed your paper Of the 3st umo, casting reDroach upon
the memory of Of the best have ever known,
the late Robert T. Warning. have known him long. and
known him well, and irny say expect look
his like again In the possession Of overwhelming
Estate, hs of the most humble and pious men
have his open 10 the calls Of the
needy, well as his purse hundreds Of witnesses cam
and would testify were II his bosom the
receptacle OF the Of his fellow. and his sympa
tines and alike layshed on all who were dc
serving them thousands aud thousands Of his Tea
sure have been expended IN the smeoraon Of the cond.
ton OF his fellow many who the subjects Of
pecunufy embarrassment and oppression by hrs sid have
been dsnibraled, ond enjoying the comforts u
competent living IN relation the subject which caused
the bitter anmadyesOn Of - Wing of Essex Another
Wing Of EsseX has given the ard undonabe state
ment Mf. Richard Baylor, tho son.in law Of the late
MI Wnfng, hos Likewise been the subject Of cenuro and
caumny Of the aforesaid winter. with de cause o. hs
eOnneEiOn,-whore he IL known his character stands
above .oprOsch have known him intimately from boy.
hood to manhood, and truly say have never known
Who ICES deserved the impuqtiOns upon him Mr.
Bhyors character stands IN need Of prop,
ing cannot iUrbsaf my testimony IN b- behslf when he
has been unJustly as.ailed IN public Journal.
4 Democrat of Esser
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15

ais hesess and ei The sAsrs Gs,As,d Hs sArsssasd.
bssvs. rsnsvsl from lsersdvs elkes. held b. Mr.. NJ
esseasor. his Js) N. 9. letters not given up
That threat BY manly intmauoa thai no terror
q Psrsoaal oss should from Mr.. M family pspsrs
asce.ssry to viadicsss h integrity The vengeance Of re-
mova followed. Thi however, only reduced the indiv
dual TO poverty. and did preeipia the disclosure u
Of the paps. before they a ready fos pobliea
ton.
Meantime though the hosss, rsps,.oa Of the dead could
~sis, Other shiags could TAsss isssr msn. q
whom the fame could DO sssy t.rnishss By asds-
conirovsv, Gen. Jackson aud hin nisons had the sron,-
cry charge Mr. Adams with bsrsyng The nation In the
Treaty Of 1879 The latter replied with the somewhat
astounding declaration, that Gen. j. hussf he'd been, by
official command. consulted that treaty. before la
cusion, and had advised the adopted This the Hero
denied, utterly; and the Globe has attempted to show, bv
collanons VI dates, that Mr.. Az diary Of the facts IL all
| subsequent fabrication.
Under such circumstances, the Monroe family
found TO render immediate justice another than
necessary to Mr. Msmemory. They therefore signi.
fed Of late, In publication in the nisssncss signed q.
that the papers Of Mr. NJ embraced decisive proofs Of the
truth Of all that Mr.. A. had stated.
These proofs Mr. A. conscious Of his own versciy and
confident in its ultimate establishment had disdsned
ask They have Of themselves; and others are offer.
ed. besides those LETT by Mr.. Monroe.
Cen. Jackson wishes the latter, he can have
them in the form Of ks iters Ono Of thsse con.
tsns his entire approval OF the Treaty; declares that 1t mas
obtained the object Fods the best terms; and dsrdes
the folly Of tho idea that Texas any impos.
the Military Defence Of Loussns:
There Gods, after oil, whatever the ipt second
father OF Democracy, Jefferson Jackson may think Of
IL and they sometimes delight In conounding perjured
while they live, and guarding the memory Of the good
when they
Where my Randolph Of Rosnokei
Will no, he. who got papers oil the way from France use
his influence with that authentic man. the Hero to call for
copies Of his episesi They to have disappe AIRED
from his letter book, almos, strangely a. those in Gen.
wsshngtOn's in regard Mr. Jeer,ons famous Maxzei
letter Perhaps the Grandson famous resure zionist Of
papers rs he s would lend his valued sidf And surely
Mr. Ritche Of whom Truth the peculiar commodity will
help history to this little bit Of in
III. SECRETARIO
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APPEAL To THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND.
City Of Riehmond-ysmes Riper aad Ksns 70 Ia Cos.psnv-
Mr.. Presidsnf Cab.I


Mr.. Precedent Css.L
The proceedings Of the Common Council Of Richmond
on Monday, have excited surprise in this community
without notice 10 the peope-whou consulting the peo-
pe-w'hout previous discussion tho public prints
or elsewhere, that body mas fit insruct the vote
OF Richmond to be given oppositey what has been g-
ven for ten past and authorize the sacrifice Of 10
sPh C. Cabs who for fourteen years. laborcd FOR the
interests OF this city, other ose-ever did
labor! is everv revolving beraliy and
justice. Mr.. Cabeli entitled full hearing. and fair
trial. if he guilty How much more he en-
ided when pretends that he has sinncd beyond
Of Judgment, and errors. n they errors which
tina, body has throughout sustained. when all men
Acknowledge that he has been faithful aud
and when dare say the contrary!
There is in this proceeding OF the Common Council,
characteristic which the APPRECIATION OF
ffgina community of kindness, want Of gene
rosify want OF opsnnsss. want of notice, utterly
with the the State, and the beaiy OF her peo
pie.
Tha, Of the Council Mond ay does not, we feel
the most perfect either represent the opinions
OF the people OF Richmond, accord with their interests
IL brought about by the active exerons OF few par
uIans imea to Mr. Csbelsome for personal cnuse,
some for another They active. mnores are al
active, uRdsr the rose while Mr.. Cabeils friends
suspected no such operation. The latter allowed
opportunity TO combat and reute the charges OF the eaba
which interest and have formed against him
They have been taken by surprise, like city in night
aack-conquered before they knew there was an enemy
at the gates, OF lurking in the neghborhood.
We appeal to the people Of Richmond against this
Snap Judgment taken upon ihem-and we appeal en-,
phacally Hugh w. Fry. Henry Clarke and Henry Lud
am TO reeonsidsra they have taken so
eddy to all their friends, and their modification
to reconsider it, and reverse il, IN council.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15

CONTAMINATED.
Messrs. Editors--Your editorial notice IN Yesterdays
Wing, Of the melancholy accident by which son Of VIM
VI. Thornton, Of Cumberland came TO an unInely end
contains slight errors, which beg enyo as friend
Of the families concerned, TO The unfortunate
deceased. was about twelve Yeas Of age, aud met his
death CsTersvie Nowsiead the residence Of I'D.
J. Darlington, the father o the ess unfortunate surv
vor These youths Of nearly the age and Of similar
characters. had boon insopsrsbc companions from their
infancy Uncle and nephew by ties Of relationship they
were brothers in affection. The particulars OF this
lsncioly occurrence slmost unknown 10 the
laons Of the deceased who have forbone question the
innocent author Of his des,h scady overwhelmed with
excessive grief.
Young Thornton indeed boy Of rare promise. His
relations behed with pride. bic sprghness Of intel
Iso,, betokening future ability while his manly modesv,
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TEXAS

The Senate Of Maine largely Democrate) by vote OF
% to L. have refused to instruct their Senators and Re-
personalities in Congress vote for annex aton! An
ugly sign for that molly brotherhood.
Gov. Wright. of New York. tMr. Van Buren's right
hand and the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency in 1915 SAYS word about Texas In
his first few days ago. the Legislature Of NJ
York although the longest message addressed to an
American Tor any other Assembly Another bad sign for
the Land, bond and scrip holders.
The " mmediatists evidently in great uepdaton.
We hope Col Benton will adhere TO his own chart and
conhding IN the cool ultimate judgment OF the country and
the world contemn equally the madness and prostitution
OF the hour. and the attempt make him party to it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15
Do % On w 7
VIM. r. G DorsLAs, Adj'i, Secretary.
CITY COUNCIL.

Al n monthly meeting, on Monday. 18th instant Pre-.
seot-G A. Myers, President; x. w I-xall. j. A. Ian
caster j. NJ. Wickham, Wm y. Butter X. U. HasSins n
w Fry L. w. Cbsmberayne. Henry Clarke, John Dove
Joseph Mayo, and Henry Ludlam.
A report was presented from The City Surveyor, submit
ting to the Council paper signed by hs Of lots
Tor Broad street, giving their consent 10 the deposit
their lands OF ~ much Of the will ssary a
beyond the limits Of the said street. in extending the
across the valley.
And the report end accompanying paper were read and
laid the table.
report was slso submitted from the City Surveyor Of
The cost Of tskng up and relying the pavement Of Rock
cts and Mainsueet, from the bh1go Cey's Creek
9h street and Of ourbng paving guitsrs end grayenE
Main street from 9th street 20 the Corporation line and
on the sEpedispcy Of widening the sidewalks on Main.
street
And said report wss resd and laid on the table.
Messrs Mayo. Wickhnm and Butler, rendered their r..
sgnaOns Proxies represent the city the meeting
81 stockholders Of the James River and Kanawha Com.
pany which received by the Councils Present, G.. W
Munfosd.
The Council then proceeded the election Of one PROXY
60 represent the city and Messrs Msyo and Wickhsm
aving been nominated majority ot given Tor
Mr. WIckham Present. w. Ooddn.
motion was made by Mr. Mayo, hat The Proxy Of the
City be instructed for Joseph C. Cabe President
q The james River sBd kpnnwha Company winch was
nsgauved.
The syes aud noe. having been called on this motion
The syes wcre-Messr-. Myer, Bstof Dove, Goddin
Lancaster and Msyo-6
And the noes wers-Mcssrs. Cbambsrnyne, Clsrks FRY
Hs.tins, Bsssn, Ludlam. Manford Snd wiekham--s.
On motion of Mr. Munford.
Resolved Thst tne City Sufveyis BE- sDiurized
the gutter be paved the north side of Moin street,
from the sde Of I'd 10 the side Of 80 street,
provided the co.s thereof shall exceed Sos
On motion q Dr. Chsmberlayne the Council adjourned
90 messscsin on Thursdsy ner,, Of O'Clock, p NJ.
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As d~essr ssss,bsy. aud wsl 6ssms.,. II A. AMI
msnnsss, p~s.. d. la dcsss~. tsr ana A,
yosaG. esdssfvd hi % 10 all that sac him.
friesd.hp may IL allowed shed hero, ,-sr of avn
pathy with the families which this sad aecid. hss sl-d
With moanngi especially fsr the anguish u ssst
fshef thus suddenly and cruelty beri OF dsrias child
Of hs advanced yssu.
nay Sod Whose ways, often mystesious always
dersd In wisdo~ and mercy pour consolation into The
hearts. which his dspsnsson VI hs Prsvitsses hss 6lsA
with grisG .NtC ~. NJ IlN-TTT R.
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MR. CALHOUN.

Very little doubt is ie, that Mr.. Pok is esutious
aud wary Qualities which deny him. whatever else
isy may deny hm) TO lake Calhoun and the "Chysy,"
"Young America" ouatllebum and the "BluTton boys
upon his shoulders They have this elstbai they help.
ed to elect bimbut s, csim couneFsced by the
surneai that Mr. Polk stood % no iced 4 their bep sod
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The Richmond .Star.

We had not the room to state yesterday. what we
state with satisfaction, that, from eoxrsk rkArs the
arrangements for selling the Star annuled and that
by other arrangements, Mr. Srcetcr continues head
with renovated resources. and determined energy
The paper falls back upon its original position Of neu-
aly We sorry the aid Of the Corporss good
blade in the stormy ahead, and in cutting
way to Wing success in 1913.
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REPLY To Equal RIGHTS IN Tue warG OF Jan I'D.

REPLY To Equal RIGHTS IN THE waIG OF IAN. 3D.
Masss Ei,rs--Ths writer has either msannre hs nd.
cd OF misTepresen:ed my meaning. ind difficulty In
Exactly comp.ehendng him. tie seems however to a,
tick our consistency in advocating legislative
special applications while opposing general law. Ger
ainy general law Incorporating every Road company
Academy-or every anything else, whenever
choose associate Tor any purpose, is different Thing
from the presen; policy OF Legislature which grants
charters special application And Just such Is The older.
in the under discussion. lnsmed " four prn
cipa denomna merely las is often done speaking
Of the religious bodies in the State representatives OF
all The context clearly shows there restriction
proposed. As tn his question shai establish HER
archy say what shall be entitled Of incorpo-
ationl" do understand its application and accord
ing the received meaning Of Hsarehy" doubt if any
else, except the writer perhaps, understand H.
But, MessrS. Editors, would trouble you for the
sake Of the above. There is grave matter before
In his next u tue last paragraph, Equal Rights" nsnu
ates lat least such the apparent meanlng) that the Pres
syterans have taken possession Of College, chartered
State Institution. and specifies Hampien Sidney Now.
fatty deny the charge. The matter 4 Of fact
aud be easily settled. Will the openly and
frankly, his own signature, the charge hi.
ding behind ipsinuatOns will he dsayow the apparent
meaning Of hi anguagel II he dare o do the for
mer, promise to and repe lin my nlso,)
any proofs he may offer, sustain his posi-
ton. The Presbyieans and have
the pioneers IN establishing Literary Institutions in this
country The Presbyterians have established several Of
various grades in this STATE, but they have isken
possession Of one established By other denominations or
the State Whoever sfrms that they have. airms what
he cannot prove.
Nothing would please than to have this
ter fully discussed. invite Equal Rights for
ward Respectfully &c. in haste,
A me'aber of the Synod Of Va.
EEEATuN-In the article IN the Wing Of Dec. GATH, 81
paragraph the last l2ih line, for "fOur read Some
| This varies the materially.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15

At meeting OF the officers OF the 2nd Battson Of the
Sand Regiment Of Virginia Militia, held New Kent Court
House on the 9th day ef January 1885, Col T.. c. Crump
was called to the Char and Adj w NC Douglas appoin.
ted Secreiary-Whereupon the following resolutions were
adopted
lst Resolved, That approve Of the Military Conven
ton TO be held in Richmond on the Goth Inst
2pd. Resolved, That Col. r.. q. Crump, Col. ThOs. A.
Lacy Cspts. Cook, Meredith, Moody. Sherman Savage
and Lacy, Lieu'u Walden Morris. Cook, Geo. w. Mons
and Jones' AdJt. Douglas. Seg'ts NJ & V. Woodward and
r. T. Lacy Delegate in the Virginia assembly be ap.
pointed Delegates said Convention from this Battalion
Bird. Resolved That the Delegates who may attend be
requested to appear in their full uniform.
On motion t resolved to send these proceedings
the Wing and Enquirer for publication and then the meet
ing adjourned.
T.. G. CRUMP, Chairman.
VIM. n. G DursLls, Adj't, Secretary.
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" II SeereiariO"-Speeeh Of Mr.. Brinkerheg-R sp.la
NJ

Mr. Brnkerhos lof Ohio) speech, is reported from diff
ferent sources having been powerfully shoed and
thy, from condensation Of the House Of Commons. The
commentator Of " II Sccretaro" is decisive DR.. John
sons was hundred years when he reported the dc
bli-s Of the House Of Commons for the Gcntemans
Magazine under fictitious names.
The speech and references Of Mr.. Kennedy will also
command the greatest attention. We begin to think that
the Texas niqny get through eren the House OF
Representatives, the inferior which has ever sat in
America.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15

To ii. Editor. Of The IYhig :


The undersigned assure Mr. Lancaster nothing person.
ally disrespectful him intended in their remarks n
which he refers This gentleman says The experiments
by him. with which he expressed himself mneh
grahsd with the result" "were confined mainly the
rst level where the canal from sixty eighty feet WIDE
and from five six feet deep" Will Mr. Lancaster be
good enough say. he did witness the expe
in other and shallow levels in which the boat
dragged the bottom; if he has stated that he
much grauGed with the result
Mr.. Lancaster says, the first level is 'from five siI
feet Deep" Will ne say il the boat when he
board Of her drawing but three and half feet did strike
the bottom rock Bottom in this first level aud il could
there have been from FIVE six feet depth Of waerl
this gentlemen will walk up this first Level when the
il drawn off, he will find many places four feet under
the usual water line.
And Mr.. Lancaster be frankly disposed, will
he say II he did not say brother uf of u.s.
who manifested interest in this matter and therefore
desired the opinion OF Mr. L. before he left for the North
that the boat did not do serious harm
CHARLES DIMMOCK & CO.
Col. DiHMocK's respects to Mr.. Lancaster and begs
leave ecprocate the wishes Of that genemsn-thnt he
may have beer in all his future undertakings than
ne has with thus far"
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WHO WISHES TO WAX EASYI

~ EIERWiNsKf The cebfapd On foreds tate from Pa
~ ns Gom 11i Bfo1dway New Y0s the honor 10 ar.
nounes 10 the ezsns and ysny or Richmond his taken
fmshi W. EoydTHs Exchange Hotel where b. remain few
days Only FOR the pdpnse Of and oit Com. ara
curing Bnnions snd Nas growing the flesh CAUSING
pain - drawing blood, n tie hes p1sb Will tive
ntaRt relief that persyns on whom o. T. viii ptf,tm
his hn aBd scenthe operations my he they san
BE- able a. put tight boot sDe Immediately after the pef
mlnc7 ~ Hueh operation Df has nuer ~ cerGestes
ON ne mos dtngusisd genieH-n IN tns cruy this
vicinity which be- VIII b. h'ppy n show Nh0 fVof
hm Win an tary cal 1ld frss he
aby to0yefcome The wort pos ~ figt decntion-
We r'inrs he thanks 70 The inb1bths Of Ut city e "a
onsEe he has received during STAY CATERING ies,io
nitshe hls received from hOse who h. ~ IN
Dues him 10 polonR his ys for few days WIN are
troubled with that dagrseahs of Corn can be
nfe NJ being Immediately relieved ~ calling w.
Families viii be attended heir own
Readiness.
W once hour. from "a. .,oI p w. ana from atoAP w.
I3-N
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1" PAUL Pay" is really witty.
THE DUEL.

BY last nights train from Washington. positive infor-
nation received that Me.sr-. Clingman and Yancy
had met yesterday afternoon, three o'clock in the vcn
OF bessiie. Prince Georges County, Nd, aud after
one exchange Of Shots in which neither party sustained
injury, the difficulty between them rcconcied by mu-
tual explanations and concessons.-B Bali. Amer
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Omission.

On Monday, in the SENATE, the following Committee
was announced, To act Jointly with Committee
part of the House:
Commifie, 10 sramins the Armory.-Messn. Rogers,
Ctump, McMuen Penn, Piper, Gsl!aher, and Sloan.
IL Tie Committee on the part Of the Senate examine
the Lunatc Hospital at Williamsburg, OF the fol
lowing geniiemen:-le.srs. feyton. Piper, Wiley, Boudu
rant, ard Motieii.
IL understood that the Committee will on their
duty by the steamboat Friday next