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SHENANDOAH.

woopsroex. Va, Jan'y 81. ls&s.
Mes.r. EJilor,:-Pursuant notice, the Wing Ladies
os woodck assembled in the Academy, the 2nd day
Of Jany, lsi5 discuss relative TO raising con-
butons aid in erecting memorial OF their teen fer
the virtues talents Of the Hon Henry Clay The
lug was orgsnscd by appointing Mrs. MARY IRWIN,
President, and W. b. KcoSrz, Secretary, pro fsmPsrs.
The following Preamble aud Constitution we're then
read and adopted.
We hail with emotions OF delight the late expression of
for the Hon. Henry Clay, which would tell pos;eri
I, Of the man whom WE delight honor Especially
do rejoice that the erection OF statue TO Mr. Cisy,
will be tribute respcc, those whc from their si,u-
atvn in e do not often give their sentiments the pub
lie. Bat would shcw ALL To the great Clay himself,
that they admire his virtues and talents, who will teach
the sping tongue OF infancy speak his praise when his
grave shall protect him from the caumnies OF his
enemies.
CONSTITUTION.
Art, LIST This Association shall be called tho Woodstock
Association Ladies. auxiliary the Virginia Association
OF Ladies', for erecting statue to Henry Clay.
Ant. 2nd The officers OF this Association shall consist
OF President. three Vice Presidents, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Art Ord. Ladies may become members OF this Associa
ton by the voluntary payment OF any exceeding
dollar each Individual aid in erecting the
tropolis 81 State, statue to Henry Clay.
Art. 4;h A C,mmitiec OF tive Ladies shall be appoint
the and Place Of residence At the donors shall tc
hindcd to the Treasurer, who will forward them Mr.
VIM. II Macsrland. Richm md Va, 10 be disposed o
the parcn; Association may direct.
Art 5,h meeting the Association may he called at
any time. upon due notice. by any officers OF tho AS
sociaion.
The Association then proceeded to the election of off,
cers, which resulted as follows: Mrs. MARY IRWIN.
President, Mrs. CAraARNE Rvs, Mr.. May kcoNrz and
Hiss ELIZA Orr, Vice President; WV. kcoNrz Score
,ary. and DE-. wv. W. MAGRUpER, Treasurer.
The President accordance with the ith Art of the
Constitution, appointed Mrs Susan Stewart, Mrs. Mary
Welsh Miss Emily Lauek. Miss Elizabeth Walton, and
Mss Lucreua Moreland, Committee On contributions.
On notion,
Resolved, That the Committee contributions wait
the audience and the Names residence and
OF the contributors.
On motion,
Resolved. That copy Of the proceedings be forwarded
TO the Editors at the Winchester Republican, HarrisonSuTs
Republican, and Richmond Wing.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
MARY IRWIN, President.
W. b. kooNrz. Secretary
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LrTTLEroN TAzEwELL Sec'y
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Patriot BY Moes Telegraph
wAsnISGroY, Tuesday, Jun'y. Z. lbs.
CON G ESS.
.srt.

Mr. Jamagn appeared in his day, and bore evil
dcnce in his Of his indisposition,
Mr. Barrow presented memorial from merchants, ship
masters and others OF New Orleans praying the establish
ment of two lighthouses the Florida coast.
Mr. Archer presented memorial from citizens Of Mont
gomey country asking reform Of the laws
Mr.. Tnppan presented mortal from Harrison coun.
~ OHIO, protesting against the of Texes unless
by consent OF all the sovereign Saies and the eternal pre-
hibIion oi slavery therein.
Joint resolution which has passed the House.
the instance Of Mr.. Johnson louisiana the pur-
port Vt which Injunction upon the Secretary OF the
Treasury not u issue letters patent the Of land
cluded by the Houmas claim. The Of this old
Spanish grant 10000 acres, aud il circuit OF
one hundred miles The Secretary has already made
ards Of 1000 acres. ling
Tor thirty past al the officers OF Government had re-
fused 10 recognize this old claim The patent granted
cove ~ plantations Seted by thnn hundred inha-
hitants many o whom occupy under Spanish titles 40
81 years old
Mr. Barrow did think that this matter should be thus
sunnary disposed Of but reference TO the Com
mittee Public Lands
After considerable debate. the Of which tleak.
ed out that the had already issued the Joint
uon was referred to the committee the judiciary.
This Is the great case III which Mr.. W. Cost Johnson
was attorney: itinVOyes several millions OF doars.l
M Miles ON leave, introduced his Joint Resolutions for
the annexation OF Texas, which read length and
referred To the Committee of Foreign Affairs.
Several bills which their third reading, we-e
taken up and Passed without debate most them having
been passed last
The Senate, motion of Mr.. Huntingdon passed into
Executive Session, aud shortly after adjourned.
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

WTbNEsDAY, Jan. 9Th, I5Ij.
The report Of the committee the contested election
from III, was, motion Of VIZ. WIToHEE, taken up.
Mr.. WfrcHER moved that the report be made the order
Of the day for Friday next.
Mr.. BowpEN moved Monday, and insisted that Friday
soon.
day adopted
Mr.. bLUE moved that the House will proceed on We'd
ncsdsy the 18th the election Of Councillor Of State
Mr. STfruESsoN suggested that several members would
be absent the l5th-Ie moved the 25d, when the
House would probably be full
Mr.. Blue accepted Mr.. Supplements amendment and
the resolution modified sgfoed 10.
On motion If Mr. SrIIH,
Resolved Thst the Banks inquire into the
expedieney Of amending the LIST section Of act TO osab
ish the Bank Of Kanawha.
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From the Lynchhurg Virginian.
THE CLAY STATUE.


At large meeting OF the Ladies' held in the Baptist
Church pursuant notice. Thursday evening the 2nd
inst, the President, Mrs. John VI. oiey the chair.
Chas L. Mosby, Esq the organ of the Ladies
sembled after few appropriate remarks introduced
the meeting, townsman, Geo. w. Benugh, Esq, who
addressed m st r, agumenatiNe, captivating and elo
quen He spoke tor ha hour, in which he def, nded
the Ladies the they have thought proper pur
regard erecting u Statue Ia the greatest OF
the age from the assaults which have boen heaped upon
them lie showed the right which the L. dies possessed
engage that which patriotic, did mothers OF
the Revolution, aud concluded with beautiful eulugy Of
Mr. Clay
Jos. h. Irving. Esq then addressed the assembly in
glowing and eloquent manner.
The Committee solicit contributions then made its
port the collected, which proved equal TO
sanguine antcipa,ions. Though the Committee has
been successful, there many who have
yet been called upJn and therefore hope the Commit
will not relax ats eXeIIiJns.
The following resolutions then Offered and adopt
ed:
Resolved That the Ladies' OF the surrounding counties
be requested and especially urged form Associations
in their respective neghborhoods aid IN the purposes
this Society
Resolved That the thanks OF the Society he tender cd
Mesrs B. nagh aud living, Tor the glowing and eloquent
addresses delivered by them this evening.
On msii1n, the Association adjourned.
LUCY W. OTEY, PREs'r
Cu,RfrS w Secy.
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IDENTITY or THE "OxFoRD TRACTAR1ANs"
OR "PUsEYITEsn WIFI ROMANIsM

Constant and aecumuatng proof is occurring in Eng
land, that "Puscyi'm" is with Papsty. and
take up that position when "sus It's convenience - The
renowned oxford ifactahin after Dr. Pusey himself
has openly renowned tho Protestant and embraced the
Catholic faith, and worldly considerations In the shape Of
ythcs curocs and stpends supposed only restrain
others from pursuing the course!
Tie n. Y correspondent Of the Nat lat touches I'VE
iu with rather too much cvy upon tis subject d deep
social, moral, political snd universal concern.
lie says
THE unt Catholic sansts profess 10 have discovered
strange conspiracy among the members Of the General
Theological Seminary e this city, the object Of which Is
to Rondsss tho prseDt Episcopal Church. The oonsp
rator. said fts marked with the letters q. u,
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On Fuday Tie 81 Juny in the county Of fowhatan after
illness 4 iew hours only. Mr.. Eliza HA.EiN.. wife
II Mr. Rob,u lisains, and daughter u the latc Page
Finney Ut Cupcppcf leaving anec1natc husband and
three infant children a. befnOau rfcpsriblo lOss AZ
wife che all tst her husband desired her o. bel dnnt
iugly fond mother, whilst her uniform. cheerful.
aud kind dp endeored her to oil with whom she
acquainted.
g. The Enluifcr and Christian Advocate will pleas.
COPY
Suddenly Yesterday morning SID at twenty minutes be-
fore rcoch. ~. fnrrv iu the 22i year Of his aqc.
III friends nnI acIuainfnucs, and those NJ hs brother
W. George Pmrprn 'rr f'gpr.t'd to 1ucni Die funeral
rns m'fnnr ~ Dob 90 ~ o'clock tie residence ~ Mr.
4, Mch'c ~ dtm ''c', Dt,f Inc u Mr. Richard
:. Massie, without further iuviiiDn.
~ Manchcst,r Va, Monday, January g. 1sI5. Miss
VIRGINIA CRlNP, IN the twenty third year u her age
after bret and painful Ii,sg ~ three days which she
bore with Ron otttudc and chrsuan.hke resignation
Thus hrs persisted Of the a-ct hIwers m the Garden
II Natufe.
u The ~ q. Pciyune aud Jackson tMi.sJ paper,
will please insert ths above.
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their teams putting six horses, and running on s~es'
throwing heavy surge the banks TO oNeT'aAe the
Steamer Tn. undersigned cay this Engineer knew MS
because they have letter from him in which u IA stated
that the Proprietor OF the horse packet Company gave As
reason for runniag swels. that hsr boats could NOT
pass the Neansf rifhosf dong 90. Isf Hn steamer,
ord.rsd as hcas asds and stop he EHstae,
hsa tao Aofss thus rHHEng an order 20
let them pass SLe that Ass upturned sanedsefs,
fhrorn doirn cairerfs. and done other " misehiJ"
Further remarks ia another number.
CHARLES DIMMOCK & co,
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PETITIONS.

BY Mr.. Stephenson, Of Thos. T.. Raymond, Commits.
sOner Of forfeited and delinquent lands Of MonOnghn,
proving legislation IN relation the sale Of tract Of $40
of land sold by him such Commissioner. BY Mr..
Raoy. II citizens Of Loudoun, TOT the passage Of spc-
ca rosd law said county. by Mr.. Brown, o citizens
Of Albcmafc demonstrating agsins the application Of the
Rvanna Navigation Company 10 be released from the
qucmenis II their charter In regard 10 the size Of their
Improvement also the memorial Of OF the stockhod.
es Of said company against the application Of that
pany BY Mr. Lacy, Of John ~ Ferguson. Sergeant Of
The CITY III Richmond ia relation Sergcsnrs fees. BY
Mr. M'Rac Of Joseph Robertson, G, A. Myers, and b..
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rae rhxAs DEBArE IN 1us HOUSE OF rs
.|as - PR EQENT A TIvFQ. - 4.

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"ANNnNaTloN."
I'll Sccreario writing to the fhiadeiphia North Amer
can ON the sd Jan'y says;
in the debate OF To-Day on Texas there was OF course
little in the spe'ehc to command much interest When
alter las ne says years o hough on the suocc the Shs
man ot the committee (roreisn kelntons' which has had
many months IN chase' can give no better reason or
IN law '"an Mr. 'se's""s ""s ia"a anu Que "
hsmf", you may Iaose 10 ""a' the argument "' fs"'
mas oseh "aueea'
"''' '''' ''H ' ~ " e.'a =" ""'' "' P"'"
hau otough' 'nese"e'' ~ne" inc HOUSE o''Ne up !es'e'
day Again. 10 uiy 'ney seem SUCK IN e eanane 'otks
OF IKE d'hsu"!' oa' were, Tor 'ne ""e' eAeaea 'y
spees", 'n" ""'" "'' '"'sp' W. i"seso" u "'"A "'u
ui'''uss! '' '." " ' '.a""'
'us' . sSeas' "'y o"''.u '"' "o'' " '"e !" nes'
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'1 ,, "s opportunity ""'s
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0"'e u DC "e''u ~ " "' ''s"' III p'oPouho'"g It, tue
morality 10 SIGNIFY at large part oil the body were ready
the thing the gross aud only revoed when thy
came TO examine the details SO that clearly the best way
,,,s u, ,,i, m. details ,eJy, b,,, d, tho ,b, a., tho.
- -, :. ,, -. ~ s' $40 '
Wouiu pc W mcHiseNcs 10 Uc
las must follow. la word, he knew that in frosty
weather men are VERY av.r.e ,o x,,,n, their ., h,
,,., 49,. -. No. ih.. ill.,. ,I. ~, ;i - :,
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ern REcIMENT-EssEx.

Gontlemen-S1mc time since the officers Of the above
Regiment hcd meeting approving the proposition T. hold
Convention, m Richmond, the LIT Monday IN Janu.
ary lsIJ tue proceedings Of which seem not IN have
reached you; therefore furnish you the list Of Delegates
and beg leave 10 suggest further ppspO1omen u said
Convention until "Wednesday the 22d day Of the present
month.
Lisfof D'ieggiss for his RegiueHf-Col. Jas Wight.
Col Y. l. Muse. MAJOR John n. Smith, Carts. w. y. 49,
Seward, w. Il. Pufkins, x. r. Banks, G. H. B,ugb,n Il
r. Halle and e.. w. Pufkn-, and Dr. Thomas G. Gordon
Surgeons mate. W.
r,c y. Etnnf.t WI pra.c COPY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-09

AZ We hear that Mr.. kKrviL proposes tn give q sY-
NoPSlS Of his LECTURE in the Theatre on MONDAY
NieHr snd that Mr.. Henry will give splendid display
OF CHINESE FIREWORKS in addition to the LECTURE,
and Interesting remarks Astronomy. Geography and
History
We need state that there will he full house.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-09
THE SOUTHWESTERN Roam

The bill for this important improvement yesterday
rejected in the House by Of GO t, So Il was most
zeaousy and ably supported by its friends dread
Of again involving the State debt all other con-
sderaiions of wisdom and policy.
In its fate presume, may be read fate of all other
improvement bills. ut Ienst for the present session.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-09

u The Stables OF Gen. HARvE, this city, were
consumed by fire "Wednesday morning. abou, o'clock and
with them l6 horses and mules No doubt entertained
understand, that the Stables were set on fire.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-09
MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.
Port OF ale h m o n d.

Port Of R c m nd.
Hgh Es,sr tAD Day a. <l sslssk p. ~
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocshouas. Hollingshead Baltimore sundri.s
Schr Caiharne Amanda, Teal, Phia'da, sundries.
Brig A. Lancaster, Loveland, Mobile, cotton. ,
SAILED.
Barque Parthian, Allen. New Orleans.
Schr Alice A. Pendergas Stevens, Baltimore.
BOSTON, Jan 4-Crd schr WIN. W. wyer Baker
Norfolk. City Point and Richmond.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY ., is.s,

p The VINO MtSprR' OF the General Assembly viii
night Thursday at o'clock in the Senate Cham
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BOSTON MARKET. Ian. 4.

F1our-Therc is no great dong--salss being chiefly 10
meet the usual calls for home consumption Genesee IA
SIai'4 and Troy S4s7 Ohio S46s3 4,7o per bb cash.
Corn market du-yelow 48s50c for good nealine: and
dry white 47a4Sc per bu.hel-hfias
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-09

IL The I'd No of the Commentary of Charles Dim.
mock & Co. will appear Tomorrow.
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On Tuesday evening, 10y the Rcv. T.. VI Lee. Mr.ALEI
ASDLE AL,s, g. Miss SARAH Ell,BrrH second daughter
Of the late Capt VIM. Col. Of Manchester.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-09

OST OR MISLAID.-A Draft dated Nov er
- 9ed sIi At $500 e. drawn by Gallagher Old
nor accepted BY w'egcr& Mel o Persburs and encof,d
~
pf.ons are hereby orearn.d agan'i eesyas the above
dah faymen q the sare b,. cen stopped The hs will
ug '''u'ning " toIN LOIS d BROTHER.
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which stisd e "Csholic Unity" ,ri, "f tho sappessd
oheudsu IL IN lake place before the Faculty.
~ho have charge Of the sfiairs OF the Institution"
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Reported foe the United sta,es Ga.s,ss.l
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

MoSnAY EvgsiSs, January 9Th.
There u some little inquiry In the Flour market to-day
LOT export and sales Of mixed brsnasR about o. laS-
Nothing reported In Corn Meal. A cargo of Southern
wheat has been stored arrival, and sma, sale of
fenna In store at 93c No Corn Oats sabat, and no
change to notice sas Vi 300 bushels Clover seed was
made at a. 50.
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The sacs OF Cotton ZOO bales sAort prices Flour
without change. 1000 bushels Jersey Corn cold a, 50
cents. wI and 100 bushels 90 cents W.T. delivered
Pork Is rising 1900 bbls prime have been sold
closing al 1856. and 500 mes- At 80 75-let rising
Whiskcy-no change Exchanse--not much done !;
priccs steady. $50 - .'. ..I| .f| N
p. S. Evenng-Noihng add.--Jour. CON-
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EOGNAC BRANDY
~ Otsrd Dupuy Go aud "Masens' superior Brandy hif
pipes quarter from the importers For by
a PIN CHAs PALMER
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90 ,UcroN yOIirg-ve shall sell Groceries &c. at gu
Store this morning DAVENPORT A. ALLEN
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FOR SALE

Nm MONDAY next, the 18Th int. the subscriber will
~ public sale, Ill The Mansfield his
denceconstnx of All the Household aud Kitchen Furniture Of
which the considerable good order; Plans
Utensils Cairage and Harness Horses eight Cows of
the Ayrshire breed aud iased by Com Fodder and
shucks Amer sale Mansfield win be rented ycar,
able quarterly and possession given day
TEhMNnety days notes. satisfactorily endorsed required be
fore the property tevercd discount for cash. paid by
purchasers. VIII. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE.
Sale conducted by Wellington Godfn. Esq n
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LATHROP& VAN DEURSEN,
No az NVEST MAIN SrD Z 1T,

s-ony $1,000 purchase money OF the aboy.
mentioned tact Of Land Will required paid In cash the
residue VIII be payable
interest The sale certainly made and 10 beiirve thar
great bargain will be had. J.. GREEN.
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.r.I f. t.stfrffa
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CHARLES W. SrArHAN, Sec'y.
THE STATUE.

The l9l0SiGg L4djfa HHs,beias ne cf pfI 5r
the "Clay Statue" IA their respective ighburhoods:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20

From the following characteristic CONVEX
'%sation between Mick Riley and his friead
Ned Flynn, it would appear pretty evident
that the blind boys shaft,
sFeathered with pleasure and tipped with PAIN
was fast embedded in the heart o the latter,
or in palmer and not less expressive phrase
he was bothered entirely by Miss Nelly Ma
lone.
During an interval ofrest from moving,
j the dialogue took place; that over they re-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20

az The Onderdonk trial has drawn the fol-
lowing pasquinade from some Philadelphia poet.
We copy it from the Pennsylvania
HEARTS DR. BOSOMS.
Dear me! what cherries days were those,
When Hobart's abstract part
Was Just to touch with holy love
The erring Christians heart;
But in these times of Oxford tracts,
The fiery souls that use'em,
Abstrations hInging TO Low Church,
Make straight for down your bosom!!!
Polly YORK
LARGE HoG.-A hog was killed a short
time since in the Cherokee Nation which
weighed seven hundred and seven pounds!