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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05
SEMINARY ron YOUNG LADIES.

- SIS as SIS = EAAHRA
The exercises of this Institution will re-
commence on The frat Monday III January,
For more than seven yeafa thip pghool has
shared literally IN public patronage, and The
teachers confidently expect that their pu.
firing aSertioue for The Improvement II their
pup Ii will secure nal only d continuance hut
All increase Of tho same In future. The most
approved text books are used, and il Ia lie
object Of the teachers III feuder the reeita-
tone interesting aa we'll as useful 10 a6etEe
III the minds IT their pupils d love Of study
and Of such studies III viii tend moat to rem.
der them useful and tojiariplipa The mind. Fri.
day morning Of each week will be devoted to
reviews. The friends and patrons of The
school are solicited % attend Al that time that
they may Judge Of the progress of the pupils.
PRIMARY CLASS,
Reading, Spelling, Writing, Geography,
Arithmetic and Grammar,
HIGHER CLASS.
History ancient and Modern, Grammar,
Composition, arithmetic. Natural II Moral
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy,
Algebra and Geometry. The Languages and
ornamental branches will receive 81 much
attention as parents may desire.
TERMS.
Bording and Tuition Her annnm, $4,000
Day e%ttolars per quarter, 80 ID 1000
Music on piano, 90 90
French, 800 to 1000
An extra charge of SI per month foF wasfl-
log, also Sl per month Cor bed aud bedding
IT furnished BY the institution.
The department in music ii under tile
charge Of Mr., Fuertes.
French, Mas. FUERTEs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05

a Arref6 par George w Chris
III a. tine, dams Iea e%uyirous de Baton
EnAN Rouge, I'm chavai bal, environ
II. /1g OUNCE paafaes de bauteHr, sans
aza Ilargae visible, uHe etoile All
'front.', i aaatt aae cofde atfacaee az c9u, eli
ttait tnalade. &c penpribtaife est reauis ID
lie fetirer en- Sc conforifant d I'd foi
9 ] X DuFROcQ, Raneenr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05
ARAnnArN

About 900 acres of some If HE best Land
On the road leading TO J~Ackton, unrulfigated.
about ! miles from the togu Of Baton Rstnge,
are offered for sale very cheap. Apply t.
this Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05
For

One light Family Coaabi h complete repair
Z viii be sold very low for Cash or approved
paper, By VIZ. IUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05
MALE DIES i. IL

Paqnebot rSgnier poM Doaaidsoarile
PlaQHemine, Bafon Rouge, Port Hudson,
Wafertoo, ct bayou Sara, deax fois par
~senlaine.
~ lie splendide batean-z.
TapeaF Ia BRILLIANT.
1870 Capt. Hart, partira be 4
Noapeiie 0sI6ans tous les Mereredis o. Dt
aanche, d lO hearesd masin ct de- Bgou
Sara tons Fes Luadis ct Eenare9is d l0 henrea
DIN matin. e: arriFefa lie boune heure IL len.
demain mafin.
Le prix Je passage CIT ie meme que par les
aatres bafeaax faiaant la trajet de IarGte.
Pour fret % paEsags, s'adresrpr i hofd. ca
! WM. II. AVERY,
Juliet ~ 6s rae Gravier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05
PARAsOLs, SUN SHADES, AND UNI.
BRELLAS.

Just received from New York a iargevarie.
~ Of elegant ParasnIs and Umbrellas, Of tie
latest Partisan styles, Of entirely new patterns
aud exquisite workmanship, at the lowest pos.
sible prices.
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05

NOTICE

Ffo8pCcS HI, June r., 1914.
Those persons who have called feY my SER
vices during my absence from boins, are In.
torned that | have returned and am ready 10
tatend to my professional calling.
a. l.. PLOUGH, Dentist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05

kAcAHouT DIS ARABEs---A rendra paF
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
juia "A 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05
NEW Music F0R pTsNO

NEW aU8Io FOX PFkND.
just received a few copies Of The Faost
fashionable music Of the day. such a. Polka
dances, quadrtlles, w~altzes, and BaFercs.
large assortment Of all kinds IL mugie al
aays On hand and for sale bv
4 r. EUERTES. City Retsl.
dec. 7 "A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05
JAMES MAaUtKE,
DAaUEkREoTKPE ARTIST,
40. q CAMP sFarfra.
april 8 Netg Or1roug.

CHAUX A VGNDRE.
De N Ciiau3, du Sable, ct dea ~IJfiauee
eo1stantae1t en- vehle par
t.. EERHEIa
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10
Der Qrd,a Bulletin.

9Sie e6 id,cint bat Der SdTeiber 9enanns
tee 3eitnus ben feiten @utfd,lus sefaet, ac9en
etc Wcrai, ben Hdth outer Sreuuoe unc Cic
@trc nnirres Srts, feline bcswiligcn Ecmer'
fuwaen fcrtsuieeen. Omar III es 81 beoaucrn
eaB mir IN Der RcraI auitatt pcrwdrts, ride
pdrts fdrcitcn follcn, - aber es iInc, gum
Irrffc, nur rpeEiae Die eiefem uerfcbrten 9Rea
Seifaa ~ 9eben ocncist iInb. Da bic Wcral
osm Sd,rciber ein beicnbsrer Nrcmblinq ~
iciu fd,cint, 70 tperoen mir suftinftIid, pcnia
ceer gar feline 9ictis pcu linn rcbmeu, wchl
Uiseno eaB Der Shaosn auf ihn ielbit ,uriid'
fallen mns. gBie febr fam bed, bic pre6c
9cmi6braud,t wcrccn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10
Sctlebaft pes pretlpenten
an ben 29ffen Gon9rc6.
CSm 2ims;m0.)

Dad, ben, bci icld,en @clcaenhciteu ibIi.
d,en, SegliidWlnidmn9cn Der Rcprcfentans
ten ecS amcrifauildcn Bclfcs iibcr ben bits
benbeH 3uitauo unfercs 4ouecs, octt Der
prcfecnt sur @rOrteriin9 unlerrr 8rrhdlmiee
~ ausrpdrtigen 9tattcncu NIT ben fclgeuoeu
Wortcn ilber:
"ccSnoem id eic sIufmcrfldmfeit bc6 Scns
0rescs aufunfere Eerbdltuisc ;u auswdrtiocn
Wddtcr lenfe, bcmcrfe id, nit 9SchIqefallen,
oaB rbfpcht nit cinacn eer(cIbcn felt Shrer
Icetcn Sikuu9 crnillid,c llrIadeu ;ur slufres
gnn9 nuo @iete0iQfeit cbgcwaitct hobeu, rs
ocnnch ndt su ciuem wirflid,cn SIu6brud,
ben Neinticli9fcitcn gcfcmmcn it. cd, tate
bel Der Silhruug uulercr au6mirtiqcn 9Inqes
Icacnheitcn ben @runolaB bcfcIot, "nid,ie ;u
cerldn9cn, mas nldlt red,t 1T, rno fciner Scrs
cerun0 uadSugeben, tpcId,e unrcd,t it :" uno
wdhrcno mciu aufrldlt0es 8clfrcben tabin
gin9, nit alien Taticucn ben Nricecn su or,
haI.en, bin idb su9Ieid, Cntid,lcecn aewcicn,
leoen sln9riff snrildiulpcilen, uno ale unlcre
Gcdbte ;it behauptcn."
Der prclloent crpdhnt barauf bic alIbes
fanutcu llmitdnbe Der palTrung Der 8eidluI
fe iur 9Infnabme bon Isras in unlcre llnicn,
uno bic Ndtifcaton ocs 9lnId,luec6 eurd, Die
tcrdniid,e @pnornticn gno Station, lino lprid,t
ild III Sesu9 duf bic 9lnuohme Der tcranis
fd,cu Contribution eurd) unlern @cn9reB fpls
9enocrmoecn dus
"Ca eie Scoin9un9cn ec6 Snfhluecs, weIs
dc eHrd, Die Der. Stoatcn anacbctcr ipurceu,
ucn 3cros dn9cncmmcn ncrecn iiue, 70 0uc
bcice ccntrahircnoc porthsicn curd, lire @hs
re gu ihrcm 8treini9unqs Gertro9c fcierId,
pcrpflid,tet. - Sc ut CUR 8cnfnbrune oicics
@rct9nilics nid'tS mehr nbri9, ale eaB Ger
@cu9reR cine 9lftc sur Slufuobme ees Stdas
tcS Ieros III Die lluicn inter elcichcn Scein'
aungcn nit ben uriprun9Iichcn Stnntcn pdi,
Iirt. - @S Tuc ptd,tioc Giriinee orrhanocn,
,parum oieicS 0cid, ;u sInfdug Sbrer Sies
uua gcid,ehrn lelItc.
Wdn piro aus Der Crritituticn bon Serd6
erleten, eas eic BORT beltehcncc 9Ie9icruna
nur 10 large fUrtbcitchcn icI, bis infer Scu'
9rcs cine Bcrfu9uu9 in Der Sad,c actrcffen
hat uno ea6 Ger 3te Wcutag oc6 gegcnwdrs
t9en Wcnats fur Die 9bhaltuu9 Der eritrn
taU9cmsincn Bah nnbsraumt in, al mehcm
Gage Gin @cupsrn6r, ciu G'cupcru6r eieuicns
ant une b:ioc SNauier Ger @elcsgcbuug curd,
oaS 9iclf ~ Crpdhlen fuo. Ccr prciccut
pcu Scras Icn nlsbalo mad, ecm @mpflna
Der amtlideu Sunoc, oae Der neue Sfaat vcn
cem @cn9rcs in nnierc llncn aufocncmmen
ipurbc, tic 8e(et9ebun9 ciubcrufen, mad, DC,
rem 3ulammentritt Die bcitehcnoc 9caierune
aufhCrcn miro, uno Die Stantsresisruns ,u
| OrganiiIren 1T.
Dieter 3upads ~ uuicrrm Gebietr ii Oh,
i nc Blut aelppnnen worocu. Stein 9Irm hat
/ Id gerpaItlam erhobsn, nm cieleS Rrfultat
/ herbeiSufnhren. Das Sdlnert hat feiuen
9luthsil an bent Sicas aebabt. g0ir babeu
nus nid,t beifrebt, unIcrcu eanobeIB ourd,
@rctcrnng ansiucehnen, cocr unierc rspub.
IitauifheH SuftimticueH ciusm 8cIfe picer
9SiIlsn auBucriu9sn. Die pOhl begrincete
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10

1~@in Ncdr.--Saitimere 3eituneeu
,pioerfprehen Dem 8erid,t, tpsldleS icincu
Wca in pielc 3eitru9eu fano, oas neulid, ca.
ieIbit cine juu9e Dame Iebercig bcardbrn
ipcreeu fcL uno perfidern oas fId niemals
citpas bon Der sirt bert ,uactraaen babe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10

H3rWeri c o.. - Idhridteu cou 8cra
SrnS bic bis gum 6tcn Hcpember rcid,eu, bat
man erhalten, sieieIbt fub aber pcn teiucr
teicnberrBihtigfeit, beitdtiaen abcr Die ecet.
erhaltensn. silles hat Gin rubi9cs unc friccl,
dcS Nnickcn atlaencmmrn. ------
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10

Granrig. Sim Ucrlctten Dieuita9
fam eifi iin9efdhr 6 Sabre altcs 5tiuo benz
Sociter, i'm S,cipitale bes Nortbamptcn @auns
~ sIrmenhaufts, iu nabe, 70 eas tcHen Jtlci,
Der Scucr fn9cn, tpceurd, cs ccrmassn ocrs
brannte, oae es stue fur;e 3eit uadtcr ltarb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10

Dem S.eransseter he's pbilaeslphia
Gsnlcfraien, 70 ipie anbcrn Trcunoen. fno
mir, fur bic seifIid,e llebcrfenoun9 ccr Bot.
id'aft ces prcfeeuten in oeutlter Sprad,c,
nnSebendeltcn Dauf idmtoi9. a. .
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10

Gut. = Niiles @rcp, pom Staat sllabd.
ina, srurcc ncuIldl nad oem Staats 3ud,t
haus geianbt, earnm neil CT ciuen Wann su
eincm CnclI hsrame aefcrecrt hattie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10

Ocr Steiufc chfcuhaube L.
8cu ben SdupIfia @auntY SchIcn s@5rubcn
ilnc pdbreno Der Ictteu cSabrsscit ,035, ,lO7
3cnnen 8obleu mad, oem Wlarft aebrad,t
lpcrecn, uno bon Der Waud, Gbunf @cscuo
42I ,07S 3cnucn. ...
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10

"Gem Sd,tb. Saccb Grom n,
Hnisrm Reprsientant i'm Scn9ree, unIcrn
0anf, fir bic llcbcrieneurg Ger 8ctfdaft bee
Vreleenten. 'i'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10

Scbn 6. Salhoun-@ @rr ciniecn
2aqen tpuree Schn 6. Calhoun, eurd, bic
@eieBaebun9 bon Shbs@arcliua, ;u 0crciltiqs
ten Staaten equator fir Jcncu Staat, an
bic Stcac ccs o. 6. Souacr, Der refIeuirte,
crpdblt. @r erbiclt 1876 auS I39 Stimmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10
9d,rcflid,cr N)fprSvcrjnd,.

Sn Seffsrlcn Sauntp, Wiecuri, wuroc per
rinigcn 3ascn Der 8erlnd, ocmad,t cine oans
&c Samilie Su ermcroeu. Die llmiidner iinc
fclacnbc /: Gin SclanenbdncIcr 9tamrns !Res
nerp, ifelItc fir bic Tad,t in ocm SoouIc cincs
Socrrn Vbilip6 ouf, uno es mar rermutbct
oas or cine aross Summe G,rIe tci Id, babe,
mcId,cs Die Seaicree cines jungen NRannes,
rcr fur S,crru phiIips orbcitctc, auaebte. -
2lIs fIc in bos Sctt 9icn9en Wuroc Der Sclas
pcnhdncler in Gin 8ctt aeIe9t, unb phiips II.
eehcn Fran nahmen Cit auosres Iid, in Ger
ndmIiden Gtubc bcfuclides Sctt Gin. 9Il6
alcs frft fd,licf (faro Der juu9e Wann auf,
9tcng hiuunter III Den Scf, nahm eiue Slrt,
idDIid, lid, ipieber biuduf uuo perieete oamit
ecm Sclaoenhalter eiucn icld,en Sd,lao, oae
or bc,pustlce Iieoen blicb. Nicrauf bradte or
Der Srau pbilips ebcnfans eiucn acfdhrlid,cn
Sdblo9 bel. Tun itano CT im Bc9riff Sorn.
pbtIips etucu Sd,lag su ucrieBcn. Der aber
IN bem sugenblid wah rpurec, unc icwit ecu
Streidl nur in bic Scite erhicIt. Gr fastc
Soalt an Dem Soiemidltc uno NIT Sohlfc irincr
2cd,tcr gclaua es linn balb I'D, irinsr su be,
mdd,tiaen, unc er iIet nun I'M @efdn9nis. -
Srdu phiIips beftnoet I'D, INNER nod, in els
ncr oefibrIid,en sa9c, man 9loubt otcr oas
ile wiceer aeneicn Wercc, unc cerr 8cuncby
it duScr @cfabr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-10

R or o.--Su ocm sppcmatter @ourtbau'
Ie, 8iranicn, iInb pcr einiaen 3aocn Sor. g8.
s. Rc Dcarmou. ccputirter Sderif bon jes
mem Sauntp, uuo ein auberer ad,tbare 8ur'
ger, eurd) Gin Red,ts9elchrtcr, 9amrnS Wai
9ctOetct fperoeH. Seridiebene llrladeu Der
Srrdnloeun9 hiersu tperben anae9cbcn. Mai
hat Die Slndt erariffen uub 800 Sclcbnun9
1T duf Icine ScffIcsun9 ouS9eiest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-14
III Ynnccu Of AlnLnmn,

We have read the speech Of this new member
in the House of Representatives upon The An
nexation, and we are not at all surprised al The
impression he produced, and the reputation he has
acquired II is one oflhe ablcst and most eloquent
speeches we have seen, upon this or upon any other
subject His Introductory structures upon The
Wing Representative from y. Carolina, are very
dienilied in manner bu, tremendous in their effect.
II strikes like the lightning from Heaven, and
witherS the sapng upon which It falls Mr..
Yanccy is 4 new member, and young man
and if he be not paIalyzed by the admiration he
has already excited nor his head become turned
by the incense OF praise, nc is destined TO attain
a very high distinction in the public councils
The question was the other day, Who is James
h. Polk 2 The people have answered that qucs-
ton 10 The satisfaction Of The Wings. The ques-
ton now is, Who is William L. Yancey? A
Washington Correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun gives this answer in part:
yesterday (the 7lh) The House was elcclri-
fed by The maiden speech Of Mr.. Yancey ON il.
He certainly will become the Charles James Fox
of America. William l.. Ianccy is lawyer.
from Alabama; % years old; elected represen.
talive 10 The lower House Of Alabama, from
Coosa county, in 1911, in which he remained Till
1912. when lie was elected 10 The Senate OF same
Stale, from same county. for lhree-resigned in
1871. and was elected 10 fill the vacancy Of Hon.
Dixon II. Lewis in Congress, the latter being
elevated 10 U. S. Senate. He is about feet :
inches high, fine proportions with quick laugh
ing eye | think lie is destined 10 lead the Young
er part Of the Democratic party in The House
He is 4 great friend OF Calhoun-rich-ma
with family lis speech, as speech, was ad-
mired by Wings as we'll as Democrats. Judge
Bayly, Of Virginia. followed, who said he did
not wish 10 make display, or he would not fol
low Mr.. Yancey, who had certainly made the
best speech he had heard on the floor Of Con
orrss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-14
1EcIsIATrvE CONVENTION.

We have already announced, in behalf OF an
informal meeting Of the Republican members OF
the General Assembly, that they will hold Le-
gislative Convention on the 9Th OF February
We understand that il was not their intention 10
call General State Convention, because The
people are rather satiated with large political
Conventions: and besides, there was no time 10
organize meeting on the customary scale. But
they will be mos, happy TO associate with them
the special delegates from every county, which
pleases 10 send them and especially from such
counties as are mol represented by Republicans
in the present Legislature. We hope, therefore,
that our Republican friends will avail themselves
of The Courts OF the present month, which are
vet 10 assemble, or OF any other means OF elect
ing delegates, which may appear advisable TO
them.
We must organize promptly and efficiently Tor
the Spring elections-ior Congress- as well Is for
the State Legislature. 1t is importan, for US 10
carry The State in the Spring. The next Leglsla-
ture will not only have 4 Governor 10 elect, bui
probably Senator ofthe U. States. II becomes
US all, therefore 10 be up and ADDING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-14
SENATE.

.lIohddy JIHHary H.
MIR. THOMPSON Of X from lie Commi,lc,.
on General Laws reported the hil providing lor
the payment OF the States guaranteed uf the bon.',
of the James River and Kanauha Company with
amendments.
After some remarks from Messrs THOMP-
son OF X, GALLAHER, BONDuRANT,
McMULLEN, VOOLFOLK, and WAL
LACE the bi and amendments passed.
Also, the bill making an appropriation for H..
completion OF the buildings Tor the deaf ,iuni,
and blind Institution. Laid on The table, on mo.
ton Of Mr. PEYTON
The bill in relation Ia the Prices Tmnpisr
and Cumberland Gap Road was, on motion oil Ar
CAPERTON, taken up.
Mr. VOOLFOLK opposed the bill.
Mcssrs. McMULLEN, WALLACE. GAL
LAilER, and PIPER, were in favor oil il. Il
passed.
The bill changing the place Of The trairirg
of The officers OF The lG5Ih Regiment Of Viisili.
Militia, was taken M.
MIR. McMULL.EN moved 10 strike on. ne
amendment adopted by the Senate, reported ,omr
days since.
Mr. WALLACE opposed The motion.
Mr. GALLAfiER was in favor OF some i'm
provement, 50 As 10 save 10 the State The expen.c.
Of The present militia syscm--sialing that til,
whole expense The last year amounted 10 go
?uS, ana thc amount Ia!sel rom lines Sl23l--
leaving the sum Of $3.50 10 be paid ont .! il,
Treasury.
Mr.. ROGERS was also in favor of >iliaife
ou!. The motion prevailed, and The bill pas.c.l
On motion OF Mr.. CARTER, The bill COZ.
corning Mary Bate, OF Brunswick, was ,,l,n
up, and as amended passed
Mr. CAPERTON was excused from scrvirg
on the Committee 10 wish The Lunalic A.yluD..
Williamsburg and Mr.. BONDURaNT u4,
substituted in his stead
The Committee, consisting Of Me.srs. Pcy'cl.
Piper, Bondurant, Wiley and -, ptopo.c d
make their visit by the next Fridays boat
On motion Of Mr. STANARD,
The Senate adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-14

cums,ances be outraged By the exercise OF this
right in favor Of the United States; have accom-
plshed all that intended, having preiminarily
shown that the consequences OF the act will pro-
duce results grateful TO philanthropy every
where, and profitable in particular to US, IN all
our great social interests and finally all TO be OBJ
taincd "withoui money and without price. for
even in a pecuniary view, Che loves. rational
view that can be taken Of such question, what
are the millions more or less, that Texas VIII cost
us, in comparison mol with lis civil ADVANCES 10
MS or its military advantages, nor with the extent
of national domain that may be acquired with the
territory but simply with the perpetual right 10
claim imposts on all imporatons OF such coun-
try. as il is, and as it will be, increasing and com,
pounding in an onward course oipopulation anu
wealth torever?"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-14
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

""g; Sh"H"y Ic~fJ
a communication was received from Tie So
nate, By their Clerk stating that they had pas.
the acts
Changing The time Of holding HE Cncna
Court OF Wood and Richie, and lie 1nai,eliy
Court Of Wood" and
Changing The time Of hollins he Coun!
Courts Of Pocahonas."
Reports were made from Couinccs.
The following resolutions were Adopted
BY MIR. MINOR, tba, The Committee on
Propositions, &c, enquire into the eXpedicncy u
50 amending the law in relation 10 The lees u
harbormasler Tor Tic port .. Fredericksburg Is -
provide that the duties heretofore performed bv lie
harbormaster shall be performed by lie whal-
myers in said harbor; and that the fee heIctoiose
allowed the harbormaslcr be abolished
BY Mr. DANIEL Of Richmond Civ, that tie
Reporter OF the Court OF Appeals have access II
the State Library, and the privilege Of using H.,
books therein, upon the same terms as other on
GERS oil the Government, to whom the said Access
and privilege are extended, enjoy the same
BY Mr.. FARLEY, CATER being amended =
motion OF Mcssrs GOODSON and STOVALI3
that the Committee on Courts, &c, enquire H.
The expectancy Of providing BY law Tia, Coma
bes receipts shall not bcvalid or binding on ihr''
securities after the expiration o!hrcc years iloh
the dates Of such receipts.
Finance enquire into the expectancy Of 20 ameno
| ing the law in relation 10 taking the lists OF ne
taxable properly Of This Commonwealth as 10 ad'
lhorize persons 10 qualify 10 their lists either t.
fore The Commissioner Of the Revenue Of a >in-
gle Justice.
Petitions, &c, we're presented and referred
By MIR. HAYS Of citizens OF Lewis, in relation
to the new county out OF parts Of Lewis Han-
son, Barbour and Randolph;
By Mr.. DEY, Of the officers Of The 2Oih Reg
ment Va. Militia, for the restoration Of the on,e
of Brigade Inspector, and the furnishing OIL one
company with arms in each Regimen;
By Mr.. COWAN, ofclizens OF Kentucky, IT,
authority TO VIM. Alexander 10 sell certain lana
in Russell county, the property Of certain 'niaH''
residing in Kentucky; ~,
By Mr.. GOODsON Of Capt Kelly and o'1si
officers Of the lG4lb Regiment, ior further '''"e :
uniiolm ....p Or
b. Mr. FUNsTEN, Of the Trustees i'is bs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-14

A Letter from our Correspondent al Washing
lon says: ave have strong hopes here OF getting
some Of the Annexation propositions through both
Houses of Congress, before its adjournment
Many OF our friends prefer the plan submitted oy
Mr.. Douglass of Illinois, but am rather OF the
opinion, that Mr. Dromgoole's project will be
most likely 10 succeed, it is sal lhatthc North
ern Democrats prefer il, upon the ground oil iis
obviating, in their opinion, the Constitutional OBJ
iact;on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-14
TIE EXPECTED DUEL.

The Baltimore Sun and American Of yestcr-
day morning furnish no account Of the result.
The Sun says, zone Thing appears 10 be certain,
that up 10 the writing Of this, the parties have not
met in hostile combat
up. SAT nine o'clock last night we learned,
that whatever efforts had been made 10 settle
the difficulty between Messrs. Clngman and
Yancev, amicablv, had entirely iailed--and thai
the only settlement which could be made was
BY an exchange OF shots. II was understood that
no compromise could he made, and that The door
for reconciliation was entirely closed 1t is al
together probable that while VIC are writing
this The parties are on their way 10 The field OF
comba, in Delaware, and that during to-day the
affair will be terminated"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-14
GROUND PLASTER.

GROUND PLASTER.
FARMERS purchasing Taliaierros ground
i plaster, can be certain OF getting fresh ar;i-
Gle, ground in the City OF Richmond and of the
best quality. II. t. s. E. S. TALTAFERRO.
References, Messrs WIN. Anderson s. Co,
Workman & McGruder, John A. Lancaster &
10. Jan. l3-cwGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-14

Too VIE TO EE TRtE.-It is asserted in The
Anti-SaYery Standard, that The late rumor of in
surreclion among the slaves Of Princess Anne
county Virginia, arose, not from Tie existence
Of plot as supposed, but solely through the
malice Of Morse the person who informed the
authorities in Virginia. Having 4 quarrel with
Hodge, and KNOWN" him to be about 10 visit his
friends in Princess Anne; this Morse is said 10
have concocted tie whole story for the purpose
Of getting his enemy lyEchcd II is scarcely pos
sible that so iicndish an idea could have entered
the head Of human bcng.-[ Baltimore SIN.
This story Of revenge, however, turns QUITO be
true. Hodge was apprehended in Princess Anne,
on the fabricated charge OF Morse, but no evil
dence being found against him, and the malice Of
the prosecutor appearing, he was discharged by the
Court Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-14

HoYT's oFFICE.-Drauing of Mononsa-
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Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass
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