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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-06
At a meeting Of IN, Richmond Gram, held

At a meeting Of the Richmond Grdys, held at
Military Hall On Friday evening. January 81 1874, Lieut..
Scott IN the Chair the following Preamble and Resolutions
were adopted;
Tho Company Of RIoHMoSD GEAys having with grn.
uhcauon that the Common Council, on the Both day Of
last m,nt by Revolution Of that body. appropriated the
81 S3JD for she repair 81 Military Hail. and hainR
this evidence of beraliy the part Of the rcprcsc
Of the people Of this City, going far the vu-
gar peud &c entertained by many, that there Is nothing
god IN Volunteer Companies and believing ihBt they
take interest ~ the prosperity and of the Vo.
lnnlccr Corps o this CITY, think II due them aud
ourselves 10 manifest Of the obligation aud graft.
tude for The kindness they have shewn Therefore,
lst Resolved UnaHimoB'iy Tint tender our sincere
and grateful thanks to the Common Council Of the City Of
Richmond for the liberal donation which they have present.
ed 20 the Volunteer Companies Of this City for the repair
u MilitHy Hall.
%. Resolved, Tha, copy Of the foregoing Preamble
and Resolution signed by tie Chairman aud Secretary be
delivered 10 the President Of the Council.
3D. Resolved, That tho city papers be requested pub
ii-li the foregoing Preamble and Resolutions.
RO. q. SCOTT, Jr.. Chairman.
3. r. BARCLAY, Secretary.
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CHARLOTTE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

The nicely balanced state OF parties IN is District
que' that the Wings should be careful and lcious in
the selection OF candidate. All agree that shjnld
run strongest man, aud the writer OF this believes that
man u be Col THus H. FLJoD OF Buckingham an intel.
lgeni, upright and unwavoring Wing But of Col.
Floods personal QUALIFICATIONS do not prop Sc 20 speak
a. he Is doubtless known the District enlightened
AID useful member of the Legislature. In relation how
ever, 10 his arabiity refer the election last spring
when our county glorously redeemed In cleo
ton whilst the average Wing majority 80, Col.
Flood was elected by triumphant majority OF 1885, and
have the strongest for believing that he would be
at least strong in Congressional II the wiIs
Of the other counties at the District will unite Col.
Flo d conscienupusly believe elect him. Were
10 consul, my personal preferences alone, they would
lead 10 the support Of OF the other distn.
guisrd emen, whose names have been mentioned
connection with the office but have other object in
Than the of the Wing cause, which il
deliberate conviction will be promoted by tae nomination
vi Col. FLOOD.
A SLATE RIVER EREEuOI.nER
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Fpm The 81 Louis Repofer, Dee. %.
COL. BENTON INSTRUCTED BY THE IEGIsth


We announce with great pleasure the final passage Of
the Nesouionso Instruction. through the House Of Repre-
sentitiyes on the 18Th lust, by Of 50 to 25 They
had previously passed the Senate by Of 70 ere, pt
the 9th which opposed by FIVE Democrats under the
apprehension that would be- seized on ustfying efforts
to embarass the friends Of xaon aud might lead to
the doieatOi tho measure ut the The opposi.
ton 10 immediate annexation confined To the Wing.
The i've hfs resolutions received the unauimous vote
OF the Democrats IN the Senate and the 10
the passage Of the cnro series every Democrat present In
the House voted IN the affirmative.
We sobIoin tie resolutions Of instruction. they passed
both branches Of the Legislature:
Resolved, by tho General Assembly Of the State Of
Missouri, o. follows:
L. That, IN tho opinion Of this General Assembly the re-.
annexation Of Texas TO the U. great national measure
demanded bya large msOriy Of thu people Of this State,
and that the safety and interests of both vcrnmcnts
qnire snd demand Il AZ the earliest practicable period
That the Republic Of Texas free aud lode pendont
State, and that shc aequifed her dcpcnJence and her
territory ~ which left tain upon the honor Of
her people.
.. Tbst Texas has given the world ample and sufi-
cent evidence Of her disposition aud ability 60 maintain
her Independence aud the exalted station she has assumed
among the nations Of the earth.
T. That the government Of Texas has the indi.putable
right transfer and the government Of The United States
the right 10 accept the territory OF Texs without the con.
sent OF and without giving any nst 81 offence o. sny
other wei; provided. however, that the boundary line be-
tween the annexed territory and ", be left open h. f.
iue nego'ison between the United States and Mexico.
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ALBEMARLE.

Meeting IF the Ladies of Seosre, offering their aid
for the erection Of a Statue 10 Henry Clay.
According to notice. meeting Of the Ladies Of Scots.
vile held the Ersie Hotel Wednesday the Is,
Instant Tor the purpose al aiding in the erection of
STATUE To Mr.. CLAY.
Ga motion. MIS- ANN SrAPLES chusen President,
and THOMAS l.. wIEyR Secretary, of the meeting
The following preamble then read, and unanimous
~ adopted. by tie meeting:
THE LADIES OF SC .TrsvLLE. here assembled, having
the thrilling appeal. made by the President aud Vice
Presidents of the Virginia Association Of Richmond for
aid IN erecting Statue 10 liENRY CLAY have met for the
purpose of responding 90 that'ca. II with feeling
OF ordinary iioresi behed the organization Of tina,
Society for snch Obi aud chcerfuy do we con-
tribute efforts scheme for awarding devoted pa
'tio, and uansce"dant abilities, the honor which due
them.
IL is useless for attempt plnegyric ON HENRyCL
when oil III" resources u Ingdhg- have already been
hausied 10 fad words expressive OF his great merits But
we may wei apply u him the words Of the Poet:
whre lives sense
~ ride IN sier,'s pruui PIE eainenee.
Long shall ~ seek iken,ss-lons. n vain.
Ana tETn 40 q wh.e.g may remain
Ching that Nature lo'ui'd but oar
In inr'herau'e, Therefore Of the contemplated object the
following Constitution was proposed aud adopted:
Art. This Assocaroi shall be called the Seotisvilc
Ladies Association, auxiliary the Virginia Association
Tor The pUrp,se Il q eIng Statue TO Henry Clay
Arr. 1.-The Officers 81 this y .sOcaiion shall be Pre-
sident, Vice Presidents Directors, Secretary and
Treasurer.
ART. m-Any lady Subscribing mere than 8 in her
name shall! be considered member OF The Assoca.
/ ton.
Art. W.-Flve ladies shall be designated by the Pfesi
dent, acting Vice President subs crp;ioHs or
doHaou which subscription donation, together wit,
the and residence OF the subscribers shall trans
united 10 VIZ. H. MAcFAELNND Esq Treasurer of rie u 4.
rent AS cIa.H, anu subject Cp tor purpose
/ aoresuli.
AKr. v-The Pre- dqsi Vice Presidents shall have
power 10 call meeting OF the Society whenever they may
hihk II necessary To the promotion OF the objects OF the
ASSOCIATION.
In pursuance Of the 81 article the following Officers
were elect d
Mrs. ANN STABLES. President.
Mrs ROE RI DYER and w.. p...;l,.
Mr.. GEORGE d. PAYNE, ''' ''''H'"'''
THoEAs l.. Wa. ETE, Secretary.
TH"Nis STATLL-, Treasurer.
Mrs. JoHS TyLER, Mrs f. H. MooN,0
Mrs. j. ID. BEowg Mr. T.. 2. LEWIS, ! o.
Mrs. ). DYEs. Mis- MATHEW BLAIR. D'oe'o's'
MEs. NATHANIEL PAYNE,
Tho following ladies appointed to solicit subscrp.
tons and donations: Ms- sarah Hart. Mss Jane Hart
Mis- Celia D,er, Miss eanyr Staples, Miss Ca,harine
Fry, ana Mis- Fancc- White.
ResOlssd. That the foregoing proceedings be signed by
me President and Secretary, nnd the Richmond
Wing for publication.
ANN STABLES, President.
InoNAs L. WALKER, Secretary.
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a SLATE RIVER FREEuoLDER.
WILLIAMSBURG.

Al meeting Of the icors Of the 6sh Regiment held
at the City Hotel in the city Of Williamsburg on Tuesday
the 3is December 1871 motion, Col Goodrich Durcy
was called TO the Char, and Capt J.hu a. Henley appoint
CT Secretary.
On notion the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Rrsoiued TIN, the officers OF the 6Sh Regiment concur
in the popriety of holding the proposed Military COnyen
ton ia the city Of Richmond tie 2Jih of January sI5
R'sciUeJ. That with the 18th Regiment in
ho prcprety Of !c officers appearing uniform during
the sitting of the Convention.
.R'solred That the following officers be appointed dele
gates 10 represen, this Regiment IN the said Convenon
Col. Goodrich Du;icy, It, Col Washington Cnwles Mai
John VI Mdupin, Adt Leonard Henley, Capt r. VI. Buck.
hou', Capt A. H. Innkns, Capt John II. Fox Capt John
\. Henley, 1t H. u. Lindsay, 1t. 10. f. Cole L. s. T.
Bowman. 1t. Z. I. q. Waller, Ii. John H. Barlow 1t,
James VI. Muhorue, 1t. II. VI. Bowden Lit. John NJ King
L. Lewis Richardson, 1t Thomas Harss 1t. Geo. Miner
l.. Geo. Gavoy, It, II. V. Morrss 1t. r. C. Judkins Lit
Samuel Shield Paymlsier Morcau Bowers, Sergt James
Gray, Sergt. Thomas Lindsey
Ga mott n, ResOIued That the editors Of the Richmond
Wing aud Enquirer be requested publish proceed
iGgs. G.. DURFEY, President.
ions A. HESLEy, Secretary.
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TnE ASTRONOMICAL LECTuREs

vi commence the evening. We promised scientific treat
md hope to see foil house The following lines
diving View 10 b. exhibited the close Of each Ieeurej ar,
ION leading va ,ef in Boston
Are they not wondrrasi how the Git
R'rcs IN changes quick and bright
Lees IKE TIE work ~ mOu1l hand,
Than soae gay scenes Of fairy ard.
Lo' FROM our ~ d aud fapt survey
Object by Object mcts away
Yel'inF their shsdoNy rIns and hurs.
Tomerge IN fresh NssllVing Views
The ancient ca-ie seem. IN .hn.
Rcfec'cj IN the clear thu. Rb &C.;
Anon The rroad ard stately lover
Recone-a simple woDib. = bowtr
SWIM s1lng ships and ghterinR seas
Change a. the ehuehyard- moufnTui trees,
Whose dark and bending bouEhs tinise,
Shade Ger 'he % Dis'oivng View
How sad a tale Of truth ye TELL
How DO you bid the -pft dwell
lyon The change, the dream The STRIFE
The mockefy NJ human Le.'
soon - each hetting jiyo'ef eat.
Nothing that glad eyes can last
Rich sunlight my the scene sbnuse.
But ab' Il gills ~ go wing N,ees.
rhe banquet taH be one. The shed
TIE BATH fed the 'wiy bed
The hero snss tive
The atar cha'resto the grave.
Fofn n younr lovc'ness md bioafn.
finn f,'th AID fade we n,oufn ti,eit doom,
~ tine, tos 9th Rr,ef fensws
The 1fglt and ias iissoising Views
IN every ssasop. cline ard ayc
Poet h. tofau, and s-ge,
Wan ~ dstfusifnHytp meet
Lif-'sifal and nironng dec OF.
But ye m graphite might srise.
Bringing The hsOn our eyes.
We bon. and tsus.yey muse
On once beloved Dis-oiyinr VicNs
Nor dle - your fair array.
Fufely moral ye convey.
BddinR ~ pfize tbtt faf hons,
Whfe shade and change shal never come
And A. your plrtnt1tn w1r.i departs,
We sorrow for.ibs sg.H b'rund hsarts
WhoHniie toFftri and weep ~ iopse,
E1rhs varyinE Dis-1iyrg views r r.
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FEoN MEuoo ASb Cause.-The bark Eueclia Captain
Bscoe. arrived yesterday morning ihs port from Yern
Ctur which she left the 18Th Of December Cnpt H. in
forms ne that the prime psi owns, ind indeed all the cou
ny have declared against Sanie Ana, Who with small
force at Iuor,tafo. The revolution passed on very
gu ety. bio having been shed: the former r. t,s
being carried by party Of military usan,t another.
resulted much lose Of life. but his movement coming
from the people we'll as tho sodcry makes and
hence the eommoton not of ssugulnar character,
Santa Ana has but little chance of overcoming thu rebel
lion. ond u mgtcr q conjecture whether he youd
attempt TO escape deliver himself up; he will tobalv
sndesvor 10 win the opposite G-nrn by bribery OF
other corrupt means. bat In Tins 1t ught he will not
succeed In that he taken prisoner The people will
probably demand his execution, they deem his br y
dangerous to the public safety.
The markets ~ a vtry bad state with little pro-.
pect n improvement
There the l. and Of sacr fcio b. pst,s Spar
tsn just sfvsd from New Ohtar, lnconstant nd tg,
French bnes Of wat, but NJ q. s vessel
The American Minister to Chino, Mr.. Cuthna, cam,
passenger from Vera Cfuz ~ the Eugen md hss furnish
81 with the following sketch OF OF the fevo-
luton A. they came 10 bis knowledge while in Mexico
IL vil he found Interesting and Instructive
The rcvolUtion Of Mexico !, rapidly approaching de
eisive ess and The confusion aud disorder exs
w I'll parts 81 the Republic
The great oJcot II tho revoron IL decide whether
Santa Aaa shall be prcepitated from power OF whether
e ter hand. he shal'te the pertinent dictator and
Afhusry BsasEf Il the Government
Ja efdsf 10 understand well the setual u things
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ELECTION or SENATOR

The middle Of JSnussy aud of the session OF the
Legislature approaches. and is time for the country
cxpertsome movement upon subject which oil times
OF high interest. scf commanding parties
present divided in the Senate of the U. States.
We shall enter into sPeculticns the result
save only 10 express the opinion that Locofoco can
be chosen: 1t is, We presume. in view Of this pro-
brblc certainty that the Democratic Senate are re-
ported TO have decided Informally. that there .ha be
election at this Session. II they choose that
liwcss responsibility is for them to justify /, the
try Virginia must have changed greatly from what Viz
GINA was, If they succeed in il.
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D. thA' IN tho opinion or this Gene<al Assembly se,.
m'ly Ut the people VI this State prefer thai Texas
r''ry into savcholdng aud noa .i.yeholdn. s.,,- bu
'e"s ns' question u be settled by the people who now
may ss!.ser occupy tn. territory that may DO anne .sd
Texas TO the United States 30 essenii. n, M, in,s,s., f
h and ID The whole ua,~d s.sss that r.sA,s Than
a 70 the eonsu%mahon Of this object. il esnno, DO ef
above resolutions they would eosssaf to such
aud just compromises experimenting nearly a. possible
to those principles. as he m
secure the accomplishment Of the me asarc and n,...
the pence and harmony Of the Union.
2! That our Senators In the Congress OF the u State.
DC instructed and members in the Housc Of Repre.n
nuscs DO requested to all honorable means In ,hs
power to carry cut the requirements forth the fore
going resolutions.
That the Secretary Of State is hereby required foe.
sress copy Of these resolutions" = =
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C1NcINNATI MARKET. Inn.


Hogs hfmer Yesterday S3,25a3 So with tolera.
bly, fair supply IN the pens.
There u good supply Of Runaway Salt in the Market
that l. selling NJ &c and &c.
Wheat continues firm nj 10 eta.
FlaHsoed Is selling 81 per bushe which believe !.
the tip Of the mufketthe OIL Makers being anxious
TO purchase Ut higher price.
fnur bn.k yesterday the Canal 50 S. which
ab ut 500 bbs. were taken
800 bbs. Whisky were sold NJ ~ and 23i csalcs a,
tic River at 235c.
We noticed sale II 1000 Kegs Prime Leaf Lard, OF
$3.50 per 100 los of beautiful sppearnnce,--a lot u
about 5000 lbs. No. 2 was sold at Sc. p
~ bbs Clover seod was sold 1926
The River has risen bttWfon 4 and fco here within
the last three days. We believe 1t Is chiefly from the
Kanawha. The Pu,bu'g Age of last Friday there
IS butt feet IN the channel there.
r. 3. Since writing the above have received a note
from correspondent Of the Psburg Age saying there
10 feet in tho channel Saturday evening, and
rising. The Allegheny running full e ice. The new
rtnmer Tributary, Capt. KliuofcIter. leave on
Monday. The Messenger was loading Tor New Orleans.
[Atias.
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MIS- ~ COUNTY, Dec. 9th, I5II
To the Editors Of the Wig:
MessFs EdiiJrs-As 1t il generally understood that our
present worthy representative will again 10
cnnsIae Tor ia House OF Delegates; aud
the tim Is rBpdly APPROACHING when shall be called
upon favour of person discharge
the duties OF that Office, take the liberty present
Wings at Nelson their old and highly respected fellow CHI.
Zen, Col. CHARLIE, PERROw, candidate represent
III IL is not necessary that should say anything of
the qualification Of Col PerrOw lie is well known IN the
unity, firm and faithful Wing; who, during the
ssi Presidential campagn bed Of horns the Loco
ucos. lie unshoaihed his sword the beginning OF the
battle, and 1t reached tho scabbad, until the flag Of
Democracy waved ulnmphanty the whole Union. II
1t shall please the people Of Nelson elect Col PerOw
their representative. they will have energetic aud ygi-
liant guard, who will never desert hiss post. while
the Citadel Of their liberties is in danger
Very respectfully,
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ERnM ANAsuINGrnN

The Democracy are reported TO be in " Snar" at
Washinsi"n-cmbarrsssed by their very majority and by
their having ceased for the present be afraid OF the
Wings. We hear many from there which it is not
worth while TO notice in detail The scope OF all that no.
thing will be done tins session of Congress disturb
things they arc, either domestic policy Foresn
relations: that is. in other words that the Tia m will not
be disturbed or Texas annexed
This is news enough for the present,
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lCONNuNfcATED.
TO PRoFEssORs AND TEACnERs.

~ hDfLoSOho and 1EhCHBkS.
There large block 4 buildings in the comfy II Buck
ingham' In good r'P7 'itua'ed about equdisant from
Richmond 10 Iynchbufg, md road from the former
to the latter snd oppos t. New Carton twelve miles south
and a'so on the roed from Now Canton = ucknr am Cout
House. which makes very cay Of scces, by packet o.
stage IN very hcahy aud derobc section Of the State;
which said building, erected or the purpose Of e.
male educaon and was occupied such for several years
and was called the Female Collegiate Instuiowhieb has
been sold by decree of the Court and was pucha ed by
individuals. who arc very sous to sell again about
one fourth ol ia frs' ~,si.
The rs H e conf ~ oh'nt ifiy r-oml-suficien T.
aeeOfm dAe one hs.d,el -'u, (nsle aad f,mso with
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HOUSE OF DELEGArEs.
Remaining good votes,
Deduct illegal votes,


| Remaining good votes. 100
Resolved the opinion of this Committee that the pols
ought Ia stand thus:
| For Andrew w. Cameron s-t-i 100
| For Henry Van buren,, 81
and that Andrew w. Cameron was duly elected TO repre-
sen, the county Vi Bath the present House Of Delegates
and is entitled toa seat"
Report ordered TO be printed.
On mouon OF mr. FRAZIER, tho Stanton and Scots.
vie Road b'i vas taken up and new bill offered by
M r. al The Instance vt the friends Of tho proposed
provemcn as substitute for the bill reported BY the com
'"sc o' Noaus the substitute received It's first and
e'uu 'eaoinss anu passed 10 Its engrossment
PETITIONS.
by Mr. HAMILTON Of p of sundrv ci.e,. of R.,doIoh
Preston and Barbour demonstrating against formation of
new county cut Of parts Of said counes-by the
Speaker, OF NJ " ,sset, touching tho Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Tin tho French uaye-r.E.r,ed,
by Mr.. McRAr Of the Blsrd Of the Baptist Gene
ra Association. praying some modification Of the Statute
OF WHISKY Mr. PEspLKroS. papers relating all
amendment OF the law the subject uf the acquisition Of
real estate by alens-by Mr.. SEBRELL of Polly Smith for
sathory To appoint trustee IN the state of Alabama-by
icRSks' OF Benz j. Campbell for authority to build
ua across smh hver Attn Angelica Fails IN Patrick
county-by Mr. HAYS OF citizens uf Lewis jackson and
eounnes 10 have removed the distractions to the
OF inc Little hansxha, occasoncd by midams.
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hrd ID ndzrss-with every necessary clubhouse. OK
sive esrsss> With sbcss Liadrcd Of lund NJ
sssesd whteA holds great indscsnent to thoss vho
wsA 10 tnvcst cspta in property Of the knd-~heher for
tho parpnse Of male female education they would do
well TO poschasc.as there 10 other Public School, c
'her for males females, IL: Zoe Hampden Sidney
twenty thirty mlles SOUTH and the University forty miles
north. LOVER or IEARNINC
Buckingham. Dec. 29th, islt.
~ The Enquirer II requested to copy.
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The TRIAL BisHor OspEkposK-S far m the tai I'M,
esnony and arguments OF council concerned closed
yesterday at o'clock, when Mr. Kecham concluded Nm,
summing up
The Bshops were to to-day to deliberate and DE-
edc aud We have the most abiding conviction that what
ever the decision will be honest aud ust-or an .blr,
more patient more discriminating more impartial eour,
never probably assembled in the United staies-N y.
Ansertcan. "
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, is4s.

Ven gre en- touch Of thai old tsns."
In our County Tueseay Dee s7,h
-,ansas OF poetry adapted
that should which we unin,ea,ona
made in representing the Auhors, Lady in
stead Of a Lady Of King George
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-06

h In the letter Of Mr. Bolts, which appeared in this
paper on Friday last there number OF Typographi
cal erroIs. and important omissions the LIST OF which
the reader can readily for himself and for which,
Mr. b. disposed 10 take blame upon himself than
to throw upon the office, in consequence OF his bad
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STATE CONVENTION.

For particular have suspended course of
observations On the cali ct Convention Those reasons
have ceased asd shall the thread, and endea
vour show first the People OF Eastern Virginia that
they ought support that measure.
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NENICO.

The Mexican news will be found Of great interest 1t
II now given III detail and believe be much de
pended upon news from that country ever deserves to
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Henrico Agricultural and horticultural .Soc,.,y

Henrico Agricultural and horticultural SOCIETY,".
general meeting of this Society will be held
at the Exchange Hotel in the City Of Richmond ON the
hs' Monday IN January at l2 O'clock appoint de-
egates m this Society to the Fam,rs Conpeniion which
will meet the 2Dth day OF January lSI in the Civ of
Richmond. Aful attendance is desirable.
By ORDER oF TuE ExEcufIvE COMMITTEE:
WIN H. RICH ARDSON p,..;J..,.
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- The Store on Main Street, three doors be.
k1s1 bow I'm NJ Samuel Cctsen late In the oc
enrauy II Jas Aeiynsne Possession given atey Apply 20
- III TiiOS q CHAS ELLIS,
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CoNGREss-sArukpAr.

Tho Senate did not ii, to dsy.
The Joint resolution for the re- annexation of H.,
the United Sn'es again occupied the attention Of the House
IN Committee of the Whole tho sats Of tho Union 10,
the greater part OF the day Mr. Joseph X. Ingrr.o ad
dressed the committee in opposition tho and
Mr. Payne Of Alabama replied in favor Of IT, The com
mee rose aud reported progress wiihou, taking sry aue.
when the House adiourncd.-Cie6e.
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TO THE MERCHANTS u CITIZENS..

CAN, by oae of the Norfolk and Richmond
steam boats havea regular and rrpo Of all Ships.
vessels &C coming lying the
tween Richmond and Norfolk-whch subject mn ul.
trouble and eiPense-hy which information, merchants and
oers OF merchandise relieved ann ety.
and saving OF the which in
nation propose to Keep LEDGER which Captains
Masters OF vessels can enter their
port their eonsgtments Provided number
OF subscribers tn justify the trouble and
pains shall be waning Reading
Portable agreeable and Of
TO those ~ho may become subscriber TINT they shall hold
and make rules and regulations
tanly Servant
Ia 6-3t PUIIIAN