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The New York herald., 1845-09-30


Jesse Hoyt, Esq, Albany,
DEAR Sir,
have received letter from Mr.. Barker, mentioning
the subject of the NIAGARA BANK and requesting nay
opinion Of certain friend Of mne for Cashier, provided
he should conclude to purchase the stock-to which
have replied as follows =
am happy to hear by your letter, that in the event
oil your engaging in the Niagara Bank have thought
o my friend Hoyt for Cashier, Iknoc of perssn ic
IN the circle my acquaintance Dhom could recommend
cih equal confidence for that situation His integrity,
zeal, and industry wouid am confident ensure him your
appreciation and esteem. There be no doubt oil his
being amply qualified for the task His acquaintance
with business general and extensive and for
and activity, know Of no who surpasses him
Ills experience in Mercantile business alone
qualified him for the place, but in addition to that h. has
the advantage 0 some considerable acquaintance Nth The
Mechanics and Farmers Bank nave known him for
several years intimately, for about three. After he
unfortunate termination Of his Mercantile concerns in.
stead OF spending his time in idleness giving coy
despair dissipation, whch commonly the such
crcumstances he resolved forthwith to enter into en-
poyment OF some kind other and nothing ofe red
by hch he could do better he study Of
the law. All his friends land | amongst the rest1
thought this very Jo'ion hope for such had been his
previous active life, and long his of study
that considered II absolutely impossible for him to
fine himself to so irksone an employ clerkship
in law Office without any prospect Of speedy admis
SION either to the practice the profits Of the profession
lie for nearly three years In my Office and for fde
ty and attention. and application the perv
best clerk mel NTH consider hm perfectly eompe
tent TO eramins ( into The Affairs Of the Bank Buffalo
and give an accurate and udcous account Of every
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09
"C0NCIIJJOr

We did not understand this writer Yesterday,
as intending threat against VI. de Bonneville,
but as simply suggesting caution, and his arti-
Gle collectively, regarded as conservative, not
minatory lie believed that riot may be the
consequence OF renewal of the Public Mesmeric
Lectures, in the EXISTING state of popular feeling
toward. VI. de Bonneville, and in that pacific and
amablc apprehension, he spoke. Whether ne
was right or wrong, the event must determine.
For ourselves, we published the article of
"Concillio," the very spirit which dictated it.
We want VI. de Bonneville 20 give one Public
Lecture aud Public Experiments, that the People
may have opportunity of seeing this so much
bossted new Science, publicly, openly and impair
tailu tested II Il sustain the ordeal let truth pre-.
vail, strange and yiOlative of all that men have
believed in as may be &c IL cannot sustain pub.
SIC examination, the public then decide for IT.
self the extent oil faith due TO il. That there IS
some power of inducing a sort of waking sleep,
and that this power may he turned TO humane ac.
count in surgical operations, we believe, and have
never denied But the proclaimed power over the
minds and wills Of Others and Of inius'ng know.
ledge into the minds of babes, equallng that OF the
learned, is what we never will believe without
proof ample, decisive, indisPmabIe, and liable TO
no possible exception.
We have joined in the invitation 10 NJ. de b.,
10 give the public experiments, and of course
had no wish OF intention to intimidale him from
accepting the proposition we were instrumental
in rendering: But we did have some apprehension
Of disturbance, and we thought and indeed we
kooV, that the best way to prevent IT, was by such
ala admonition as "Concillios :" That would pre-.
vent the disturbance by the operation of the mere
anticipation that il might occur.
The hreGts--all the threats we know of--are
in the mnatory and unnecessarily rehement letter
of -. Il. W." in the Wing Of the day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09
MR.. CALHOUN.

This gentleman has returned 10 his residence
in South Carolina from Memphis, latter re.
naming day or two, he would repair to Wash.
ington. He thinks now, that he has tickled the
Mississippi successfully, and that the Presidency
!, certain But he vii, find it turning to ashes
no his lips, like all his previous schemes for head
ing the Presidency!
The only way for an aspirant TO reach the Pre-
sdency in these our times 10 stay al home, mind
his plough and his farm, and give the people no
reason or even any opportunity for susPect'ng,
that he has engaged in public life, and remains IN
il, only to direct It's chances TO his own promotion
and ACKNOWLEDGMENT. He can never acquit h'm.
self Of the suspicion, if he goes TO Washington,
however mfounded it may be, and the suspicion
will condemn him, whether it be true or false.
jackson, Harrison and Polk, were all taken from
tho plough, and it is not too strong Predication
10 make we believe, that others tailed TO be taken
because they were not at the plough.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09
THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY
AND ITS STOCKUOI DERS

We to-day series Of numbers, addressed to
these unhappy holders Of proess stock. subscribed for IN
q moment Of excited patriotism, who haUe received and
receive nothing from their patriotic investment The
numbers will be continued and in the sensible and
foroibe strain They ought have been soon.
in their publication but circumstances put It out Of our
power.
In year more, the Jsmos River Stockholders forfeit
~ lag and law which they gave their previous assent
oil the privileges and immuaies unless one Of two things
happens Il (WhcA Impossible :. that they can IN that
time fulfil their promises and obgsons The Public by
completing their undertaking. q Unless the elemency Of
the Legislature al this sessions relieve thom from the diff
Guilty.
They sell their Stock for ten doilars IN The
hHHdTsd-not believe for free IL is not possible in
the nSture Of things that within ~ MONTHS they can com
pets the wos projected. II desirable ~ do
90. which very Tor from believing Neither will
the Legislature the People tho law which eracs
m another yesr. the forfeiture Of Hff cbayfsr beceuse
according TO every probability and every Indication both
People and Legislature siek Of the whole sebeme-
SICK Of the millions it las caused buried n toe sands
sick Of tho dtproportion Of the actual benefit and the
vsunied anticipation sick II the deceptive md Haetng
aud neverreslIed promises officially presented 10 le p,o.
pie snnusllysick Of CaHaing aud convinced that ANAL
yield 10 Rel Rsads, just horsr power ig every
where compelled succunb before the power OF Steam
II be confessed wat the Stockholders are in rather
talny subscribed from patriotic moves-wiling to
incur rsgHs for the public good, bot anticipating
entire mmoliton, complete sacrifice Of what they sub
seribed. The LegislsuTe tnk and the State In cor
rderstO0 Of theI noble motives. ought 10 deal literally
With them, and purchase their corporate rights before ey
forfeited, pee which shall be spportioned 10 tho
'ascs rather Than 10 any good which s subscp uon hos
done Virgins. do her Nor oughttbs state in deal
Jog the matter with her citizens deign 10 rsmem-
Der that IN smother year she will succeed TO their rights. by
forfeiture, by operaon Of law She ought only ~ femtn.
bsf that these forward to advance her inter
ests by hazardHg their They, presume do not
ash expect foil indemnity Tor their psriouc sacrifices
70 promote the Csna, but only s)ns equitsbe remuners
tl5us
The sjust and patriotic citizens we are much TO-
ciaed 10 hope the L~gisla will conesd, them inss
- the harsh u iOeung their charter We hope the
sac viii nse ~ OF their hands --iisef oomplste Raj.
road the Ohio from LyUchburg or Buchanan, snd IN
doiaa establish the greatest travelling IN lbe world
which via pay pr the State upon the sxptnd
,ots, snd RESTORE VIRGINIA 10 her pristine posidon
IN the Union.
- % I've CaHsl-itcsnnot Be got slong with. HAsrey
ssaassfsd public confidence. snd least u Oh does q CON
msud nov. We LsF"isias will vote doIsr 10 cont
DE a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09
DIED.

On Thursday morning. half past O'Clock the 9th day Of No
'enetr Mr. AsS ruEnSs, wife Of Washington Pui.ns E-q
at Willow Grove, the county OF Esex year Of her
age IL rarely happens the that we are
called upon the closing OF fellow
be.ng whose whole richly blended with all those
qualities that make up the perfect mOtcI excellence
Modest retiring in her the subject Of tb ,a.,c
rermsd TO have other aspirations would
To de III" death o the n1heoustha;
h-and chre- pursuing that course which IN their
earlier ty her bright ersmpe aud IRE
qu"n' p'eSep's the they should for
,bc nnber Of tn, Christian Church
being baped by Fao James Greenwood in 1907 or g. upon
profession OF f in tbs Lord Jesus Christ 1898 united
herself with the disciples Congregation
m-ek through OF ihi. vale OF
iesrs eonend-d her death for 70 the
sains AZ Christian her whole life beacon 10 tics. who
following after her, guide now
happily resting in the her Favour A. wife her COM
partnership rarely II equaIed motb.r- tender
ness OF Affection deep solcuie commit
ted To her eharre-an ardent desire all nIus
limits longing temporal eternal wefa.
constitute peculiarly advance OF
Tat one In al the eatons OF life whether aun
we have her surpassed good . drove
not from her the King OF T.u Asr declining gradually lot
months the beet Uesal XIII attention OF
pin 10 ..a on that blow which va. To
-gh, Of the Lori the death She died without
after having bitden ad.u .d-s,e A..
she went To SINH. at the po,peei before hot and ssda
sp,u that pleased Father er ,ur sLY r
husband ad s.r ehrL loss ate but they
the dead who de IN the Lord iron bchceny.a saith the Spa
IT, ior they hom labours eIr worls do follow
then" n
~ The En4aer sni ChaTouesve pap.s will pleas. COPY
Alta Court held for Louisa county, on Tuesday the llb
day OF November isi5t being announced to the Court
that since us last session, ARCHIBALD T. GooDwIs Tor
some ye1rs worthy and ecien, member Of It's body and
most esiinsble cili=en. hes departed this life
ThfTefo's, RssOtV'd That the Court has heard of the
death OF Archibald + Goodwin with the deepest regret
that he was most upright citizen and efficient Justice
and the Court and Members Of the Bar do hereby
TO his fsmily their heartfelt sympathy.
Re'o!Ued. That the Members OF the Court and Bar will
wear the usual badge OF mourning Tor ihiny days
Rssoiped That Coy Of these Resolutions be sent TO
the family Of Mr. Goodwin
Resatpsd, That they be the Richmond Enquirer
and Richmond Wing, with request that they publish
them.
ResO!Ued, That the Court DO now adjourn.
Copy. Tes'e.
Holm HUNTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09
The Foreign Neos-its importance--d ne,s ana

serious feature in the potato rot.
The news by the Cambria is Of gloomy cast.
IL does not demonstrate any more or greater def
cit an the British and Northern European crop
than was known before; but it exhibits an alarm.
ing feature i'm that new and before unheard of
malady in the Irish Potato Crop, The rot: This is,
lin few words) that the Potatoes, when selected
Ms free of the rot, and transmitted in cargo from
one part of the Kingdom to another, were found
on their arrival at their destination, TO be
of rottenness and corruption
This proves that even the (supposed) sound part
Of the crop will not keep, and argues an almost
total failure. The consequence cannot but be
the increase Of the price of bread siufis.
What can be more singular than this Potato
rot, thus for the FIST time in 200 years, invading
the world like one of the great Epdemics from
Eastern Asia? Like the Plague, or the Sweating
Sickness, or the Choleral No eIplication can be
given Of the cause, and that failing, all spccula-
ton is irutlrss. The maiady il doubt atmos
pheric But hotc Ay-there's the rub
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09
LANDON c. GARLAND, Piesideni
A JUDSON CRANE, Secretary.
GENERAL. ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE
MosD,y. December :, is+5.


The Senate eoneu;ed IN h5 resolution SON the House,
80 into the election at Governor Of The Conmon~
on Wednesday the lUtL instant
Ga motion Of Mr.. BoNDvRsNr.
ResGlred That VIXEN the Senate aGJourus on the 5,h
instant, w with the Of the House Deegaes
adjourn the 5ll OF January next
Thus 49, aio9 ed, alter suggestion 5y Mr.. MeMULLEN
that shorter une oGgn- u sc -ssedn session being
eGpscied-anG reply by Mr. DohuyKEyg, me, -
always allowed Tor want Oi business Oh tie
part the Senate, and IN four days after their
they would nave Eothing 10 do-5c!ng compelled 10
wait for the the other Housr.
C0atToreTsy trHh OA,g.
Mr.. SrRS5IE moved 10 tsse up correspondence be-
the GuVernOrs OF N.rg and Ohio subject
OF flgiuyes from justice.
Mr.. :. moved. account OF the importance of the sub
10 the whole State especially the Die ne epre
sen's, e. refer the subject g. Select Commer
Mr.. WALLA0a thought il better {, defer iOr the
present. as the subject was before committee Of the other
House.
Mr. Wlr.nfk suggested that, Is the General Court had
lie matter III hand u proper Tor either HOuse
move 81 present, les might have the appearance inter
ier!ng I thu functions of the Court.
Mr. THoApsOS ul Kana.ha explained the character Of
the correspondence, az wEs und--tOOd from glance
lie in favor OF s reference for seyers stated
and for the importance o The question 10 OF the
within his Di.nct.
Mr.. MoMULLEN thought the reference at this time not
proper and not at all until likely something practical
was TO grow out VI it.
Mr.. NEwNAS Tor wbilng the printing oi the docu.
meHts.
Mr. STKlS1EE stated the true condition OF the question:
and urged that the involved this correspondence
before the Senate, the those pending
before the General Court. He did agree that pro-
position wbs premature.
Mr.. :. for the present would Withdraw the motion for
reference.
Mr.. WooLTOLR moved 10 print 200 copies for the Of
the Senate. lie would do nothing that would sppesI
the people Of Ohio prejudice any question before
the General Court.
The subject laid the table, and the documents or.
dered 10 bo printed.
Ga motion Of Mr. TH,sPsoN Of X, the Senate adjourn.
ed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09


II the following information true, affirming the recall
OF Mr. Packenham by hs Government, regard ~ OF
great importance aud happy and II the cause al
lodged f his recall true. namely, his ecton OF the
i9h parallel OF latitude the basis OF compromise IN the
Oregon controversy, shall regard it still more proP
tious.
The Baltimore American OF yesterday says:
"Rtc,LL oF Mr. PAckESHsN.-The New York Journal
oi Commerce -ays--Thc statement copied by few
days since, from the Boston Post that Mr. Psckenham had
been recalled 10y the British Government. confirmed BY
facts recently usnspIcd. We learn from various
that the rejection by the British Plrnipo,sntay Of Mr.
PoAs proposition establish tue iyih parallel ol North
latitude the boundary between the oi the
countries, far from being in conformity with positive
from home, considered by the British Govern
false step diplomacy and that Mr. Pskenhsm has
been recalled therefor and expecting the arrival OF his
successor.
Our Washington CORE spondeut writes follows
WAsHISJroS, December Sd,
Among the various conJeciures the result the
Oregon difficulty, there that to be plausible,
well desirable, viz: that Mr.. Packenham may leave,
and n be sent, with offer
the propositions which Mr.. Polk made Mr. Psckenhs.
and which ~ abruptly rejected. This conjecture is bas
cd upon the supPosiion that Mr. Psckcnham beyond
the line his reectog that proposition lie
certainly has specific instructions said, upon that
particular offer Should this be the case, the QUESTION will
be whether the present administration will entertain anoth
proposition for compromise That will depend much
upon the indications at pube opinion and tho opinion
the SensIe IN the matter. IL isvery certain Mr. Polk
will hereafter take step which he will be
ed hy the asceItsincd sense OF the Scn1te"
u The Education Convention wall assemble In the
Hall of the House Of Delegates (Wednssdsy
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
To the Edtors OF The Wing
Gsnlemen-Y You will oblise by inserting the FOL.
lowing Communication IN your paper OF 10 morrow.
With many thanks Tor your kindness,
am with respect,
LOUIS DE BONNEVILLE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09
Monday. Dec s. Isl5.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION OF COL.
LEGES

The Delegate. from the different Colleges met at the
Medical College the city Of Richmond, the hour Of
II NJ. Monday. December sih, and proceeded TO OF.
ganzo the Convention.
On motion OF John Ii. Pleasants Esq Landon c. Gar
land Esq., called 10 the Chair and 4. Judson Crane
appointed Secretary.
On notion Resolved, That Delegate from each Col
lege be named BY t.s Chair constitute Committee to
prepare business for the Convention end the Chair appoint
ed DR.. w :. Pumer, Hsmpden Sidney. Rev. l. Y. Lee,
Randolph Macon, Rev K. Ryland. Richmond College,
Rev. J. b. Je,er Rector College, Mr. Allen 7 Csper-
ton University VrCnia Dr. r. Garrett. WilIisn and
Mary, NJ. PoRdeion Bethany College, Dr.. l.. W. Cham.
berlayne, Roaaio.d Medical College.
On NOTION It was Resolved. That the Convention d
adjourn II o'clock morro :, the Concert
Room O: the Exchange Hotel, and that the proceedings
OF the Convention De published the daily papers - the
city.
LANDoN c. GARLAND. President
A JI'DSON CT ANE Sscrsfary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09
To fAe Ed,fsrs Of hs WAix.
"BEWAREt"

tent, men-tn this mornings Wbis \ see I" ,ouib :"
from some anonymous Cs~siiis. Z. tIiesven save the
marx IN which he says; Bui, those gentlemen pre-.
pared To answer ior the consequence. which may result
from renewal OF ,hoss (De Bonnssiliesl Lse,urcsi -
Again, he There great danger the suggestion
tnadc by Messrs Randolph and ohersJ let II be uied
Ihen, Il i,aeize) ehsTs, BY seAss, N rHK CRY OF
RrusosD." And. In conclusion. he says -" BxwARk."
Now, gentlemen. has come To this that Free honest.
and upright citizen deliver Lectures ON Animal
Magnetism IN this city, without being nsulted Is this
the land OF Washington. and Henry. and sueh iyrrany
yes. Mobociaey, this TO be tolerated For shame cay
u! but have MAssErisN aud Cairvoy been Exploded
No. Sirs, they have not Pay ss. what cousr1R evil
drnce has been presented citizens IL there any
argunen in the dieule the sneer and Of the mu
tude Is there any Science or Philosophy in them D
None None :. Then why all this ado about the nsteii
Is not Prof. DE Bonneville free Has he the ri,ht TO
rent the Odd Fellows Hall. pay his money, and
Lecture until doomslay II he think proper And have
pay money hear him Lecture. wi,hou, being
molesed by q lawless mob Does the Constitution
guaranty 10 Air, and these rights Il does And
he who under any ps'enee whatever seeks deprive
Of them. Tyrsaf. be he Wing or De,nserai He IL
more he IL Q yiclaor OF the law OF the land :! Aud
No say to such-"BkwARR"!. In this matter, i'm.
partial have for the rich Than have
tor the poor neher any for Professor
Than do for non"Proessors They are all alike TO us
Our standard il Virtue, Honesty, and probity
stitue aristocracy Our motto is LiBEkry lcen-
tousness EDUCATION. SckScr PnnosorHy, ASp MosALiry
NOW, AND FOREVER, NAuesL rue THREATS
" HrMBu0eER," IN ruE USioS In conclusion, We say
that NJ De Bonneville w, Lecture, II he think proper
Ia DO 80; and that Annual Magnetism believed m by
en who have forgotten 'hau s oppo-, knew
Their opposition is futile, and they DO believe tiff
they think fought be true" let them stay al home
mind their business and let alone live and die in
our folly, ii indeed be folly. We shalt modest ihem
and they modest US. let them "tsioare."
Yours. in defence VI Liberty and Science,
Dec. 9Th. lsl5. J.Tw
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% Select Committee, after opposition by Mr. sro
VAIL. no thought it oughl regular Committee,
and support by Mcssrs. w. u. b. Cusris and lERnY
report from the Committee OF Courts OF Justice, roget
isg the petition at Lucy emancpatcd slave, Tor leave
remain IN the State. eoncurred IN.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill apPortonng the School quotas ct ApPomailoN
county. aud the counties oi whichu was formed.
A ball dNorcing John H. Bate from his wife Margaret
ID.
A bill divctcng Leonard Y. Bailey from his wife Han
nahS.
On motion ct Mr. LASitR, the House adjourned.
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10 Ire Cni.cns OF RichDond

TO TE IHi-CHS ~ hICHhIOHd.
Having received call from nine gentlemen, the name
of many OF inhabitants OF THIS City. to give fourth
Course OF Lectures the subject OF Magnetism accept,
cordially their Invitation.
| was still in doubt 10 know whether my engagements
elsewhere ought permit yield wishes but
after having read the communication the Wing Of Mon
day, signed "CoHeiiO" cannot hesitate In resumng my
Pubic Lectures and Experiments.
With respect,
LOUIS DE BONNEVILLE
Monday Dac :
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MARRIED

On the 2d inst, by the Rev. VIM. l.. Lee, Mr. WV. II.
BARLOW, 10 Miss JANE CCOnILL, all OF tits city.
GTOho papers will please copy.
On "Wednesday 3inst, at tho Eir. Bsp,is, Church. by
Rev. J. b. Jetsr, nr. AlTRED w. HALL to Miss MlprHI
w. CA, both Of Chesteried.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09
STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Ls' All the wora say what neY e,a
Fof selling Ffizes, SIB.T-soH's The Hasi

Drawn Noe. % Alexandra Lottery. Extra 255-Dec. a.
81 ~ 70 50 10 ~ SO 10 &c ~ ~ II % sc
Tickets Nos III 80 "a, and 10 &C &C. two more prizes
OF $3.50 each. sold and paid by STRATToN.
Drawn No. Of Mo-ongaiia Lottery, 90, ice sth
81 "a 81 20 &c 10 90 60 ~ Al ~ 40 - s.
Half Ticket Noe ~ 20 ~
~ ~ 10 Pour more Pris,s In one 10,
10 " 70 ~ sold and by STATION
u ~ ~ 90
BR4BLTO RECEfgED EgERT mr. 1T I OCLOCB.
$4,000. 1000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Eurs 2s1 Capitals 1000 eoOo
1900 Of COO &C rs Nos ~ drawn. whoIss g. halves
80, qusner- Is Gu.
$4,000. 1900!
Thut-iay-Asgandra Ertra 9ef Capitals $40 OaO 1000,
2SoO 10 o. 1000 &C &C rs Nos ~ drawn wboss e. aiys.
$50. qHsrsrs I Is
$1,000. 1000
PrdayNononZAAs, No ~. Capitals $1,000 1000 500, Of
700, Ee &c IS Mo- ~ drawn wbOles " halves so qrs
q
$1,000. 5000.
Saiufdsy--Akxsndfis, Ers, 2pe Capsb- Va 900, 1000
1000 Of 500 &C. Se 10 Nos rs Tickets ~ hives
IS. qp 6Si cts
DO. $4,000, I5,OOOl
Monday Morninq-Astandfis ". Captab $4,000 IS 900
10000 5000 1000 so Of 1000, 100 Of zoo &c
drawn. Wholes $40. halves s. quarters 2.se
Buyers my Prizes which are ressered
~ he once proof of what has been done; and every
drawing eoniiaass number
P1 Ofders or single In lbe shove
hehsmes and In a. Lotteries wn BE- ptospuy attended aud
drawing sest wi,n requested. %,
Hsss sdJTs. o,GsUw srRaTroN
Dc EieLusra Va
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The Lexington (ky) papers state that Mr.. Hart the
SCULPTOR will Immediately proceed la;y to the
statue oi MIR. Clay for the Ladies OF Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09

Ono LrSisLATrRE.-Ths Legislature OF Ohio met Of
Columbus the LIST inst Hon. Seabury Ford OF Geauga
county was elected President Of the Senate Ia the House
OF Representatives Elias F. Drake. of Greene county, was
elected Speaker. All Whigs-N Y. Jour. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09

IL The baltimore Republican" states that the Rev E.
L. MAsoos Of Richmond Va. has been chosen Pastor Of
the 7rh Baptist church. Calvert Street Baltimore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-09

aud selling water tof Irrsaoa ilons Its bank. The Ere,
eeesme eyc~otj Tor all mankind. Tn. latter laughing
s,oes ht Tho whole community. In my next numbers !
sna" discuss the second alternative you have left. ID.