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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13
The Tarif-Shufliag IN Me Ranks.

The Union of the 25th Of August contained
proceedings. which that paper called truly patr.
otto" of democratic" meeting in northampton
County, Pennsyvan and among the resolutions
is the following:
Resolved, That orc, Notwithstanding the assertions
OF our political opponents) su JstOT Of prefecture
iaTf pifhiH the rersHTe standard"
A correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
consider this commentator of tie Union, aud
other matters which it cites, as pretty good evil
dence that the "Organ" is merely loreshadowing
the temporsiHg course which the Administration
means to take upon the suhicc, of the Tariff. He
speaks Of the ''disrust" which is ripeniDg into GER
tainiy among the Anti. Tariff men, as to the firm.
ness Of President Polk; and assigns various rea.
sons for the INDIGESTION which marks the course of
The powers at Washington. He says:
1.-THE general belief which prevails that lhi. non commit.
iaistn, pinned with other incidents aud matters
indicate that IT, and he and administrations afc
consiJorng how they best carry great prn
eiples and e the Democratic party; but with how
lille the party will be sas,u sud how much the admin.
isfaton leave undOnC without the President finding
himself IN q prod,canent than John Tyler. ! will
now proceed 10 explain the which il supposed
the administration will act, with various incidental matters
relating thereto.
"n the first place. then i, believed by many that Pcs
drni Polk mas moral courage sufficient o. toe the max
70 bUitUy revenue iaft, the sub treasury,
lie knows that there portions Of the parry that hate nrd
detes him; that would have defeated bis election n they
could; that tiled their best o.; agd who will 10 M
event support HIN for tic suCc,sti,n: he efs them: be-
would eoncilaie tom and t - believed and fearcd that
be will commit the grand mistfhe which John Tsr DID:
that he will trust 90 men, and o. the influence of pargnagc
and Office, rather than the might OF prlcips the power Il
Tgh the influence Of ind pcndouCo on upwrgt path
II this be the case, Fe.ideu Polk Will .aI. Too sd.
niH-ration mHy conceive, that the influence ~ Mr. PoA
and Cave johnson will secure to their support party
Tennessee that Mr.. Buchanan secure Pcuusy.s n,
that MI Marcy 5saHa-s New iur.; that VIZ. Walker
hss bot 20 speak o. Misses pp. that Mr. Bapcfos fame
aud ul'ns will bnuR 90 the New Esgland,rs; aud that
patronage, ohce place, ard parry drill eau SECURE such
portion oi the others will suffice; but % tie dnnsa.
ton do thus believe, and urln th belief, thfy will be-
wouly and sstuun.hgy sIiprsci ava d. ippyintid
~ the result"
And here follows a detail of ysriou, movements
IN New Yolk among the "Old liunker,," which
the writer thinks are intended 10 "dcstroy" Sec.
retary Marcy. The reader will naturally remark
--"And this IS the party ofprinciple Tariff u
Pennsy lvania aud New Icrk--anti. Tariff in III,
Southland full ofni,iguc and management eve
~ whcre-hcli together only by The COHESIVE
power Of the public pundcr.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13

MEASrnoLy Rrsulu-Ibe Auti-ren,or-, in iorcey
determining 10 violate the sws, and rcpadia their own
contacts in refusing to ruy their rent brought upon
t'm.''cs aud their iamts the most distressing rosuls
cit s very difficult" says corrcs pon5 Nc Of the Atauy
hu,s, tO toxic them, the oil, uics have deserted their
mo7' suI .'ss In tie m,uotaus in oayee, and move
about. and arc rcsiy led by friendly men snd women
'fg n osc plits. Lsrze sections Of hc county seem
o. be- dep puliaJ aud uueJ Tho amount Of sufring II
y cau-ing 10 .'3m,n and their prog inmeu,c. What
fcrcss this picture distressing " the Tact that there
wisai ro time any eaue lr ths suffering Aad enemy was
not laying waste hsf county, the Ssi, or the D. oy'o
were not driving ta,n woods Dad cl,ofn- and laying
waste tS.fy thing 10y fire and sword They were oil oc-
oJp,ig h9uf,hins iafms. had iuc cst'c fruitful fields
Hey lived surrounded Uy pace and pcnl; there wa. No
hing 10 disturb Che tranquility ihat surrounded .i,in. but
suddenly eyI restless spirits were % work. aud Ly
persuadus them MT psy their honest debts ihc II npp
rent or Their arn'. they tuned all This smiling prosperity
i"'' misery sod desoato1 almost too late TO remedy H.,
/ evil"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13
LATER FROM TEXAS.

Three companies of Mexican traders arrived al Curpus
Christi about goth ult and had purchased largely uf
goods. They reported tina, regiment Mexican troops
mad started from TampicO about weeks sgo for Mga-
moros about 1nO in number 400 whom mad deserted ~
died tor oiUod and They also rng
from post throughout Mexico. General PlGEpr, was
at Monterey with from sou to 400 mes nnd found D, in
p ssIble to keep his men from deserIing'rN. o. Bee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13

az The Northern Standard. polished II Cak,vlls
Tss.s stses that three oompsns Of the ~ RECT o.
s. Dragons, stationed S Fort washi,s, have received
Tasrvhinr ofders for The oIIeme wes-e,ther CooPL'
Christi or the Rio GrsBdo Tae Standard adds;
They proceed, undcrstsad, under command u
Nj B,s the present oommlndsnt Of the post We arc
slsd bs Ise wish gauhed; they most osger 10 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MR.. CLAY.

We have already noticed the forthcoming work Of hs'
accomplished writer, Mr.. Cotton, which understand
will be ready for delivery subscribers November, and
expressed opinion OF its interest well from the sub.
ieet itself ~ IRON the OF likely be
uodueed into it, The following article from the National
lntelligencer will but sharpen pubic curiosity
IMMIGRATION AND DISCLOSURE.
The Publc has long suspected that some disclosure.
like that foreshsdo~ed below. would be forthcoming.
whenever Mt CLAY considered the for his silence
imposed. as ut an end.
We have received specimen sheet OF Coltons Life o;
that greatest o times; aud at its page $50.
vol I, Ne find the following passage:
"Numercus have been the occasions. as ali know, when
Mr. Clay might have taken the popular breeze and bcea
waited the highest pinnacle of ambton-when too
thought aud argued by his friends he might have done
II without reproach-when, indeed, urged him
A. duty 10 his country, to his friends, to himself. But,
always Judging for himself, every must do IN oil
cases OF easuisy, which be settled only by the feel
nss OF his heart his has uniformly been. when
compelled by the decisions OF conscience, to dissent from
Others in such debate: Il had rather be right than be
President His msgnsnimity has occasions than
one, barred the door TO his advancement In the o
the notorious chsgc OF bdrcain for the election of Me-
Adams, in 1875, has for nearly quarter OF century
been in the Of Mr. Clay moment To prove by
positive evidence that the proposals made
by those eho brought the charge. but who having been
spuTned, and anticipating auaignment the same
count were hsiin court, VITA fabrication IN their
night hand but magnanimy, and that to n political op.
poneni, who himself the agent in this transaction, has
hitherto kept the key the In future page Of
this work II will be unlocked"
The Union Of Thursday asks the question,
'shall we have war;" and answers IT SO to leave
the matter as much in fog ever. Upon this
the Alexandria Gazette presents us the follow
ing
riddle Me, RIDDLE MERE"
The Official Spns at Washington, has over i'' leader,
Oh Tuesday night the following query:
"SiALL WE HAVE WAR;
Now, from appearances, Mexico is incapable Of ma.
King and though she may have the will, has not the
and il therefore depends entirely upon the Admins
ta'ion at Washington, whether affirmative negative
answer SHOULD be ciNen beg leave add does not
too much perpleS the oracle another riddle ut somewhat
similar MIXTURE, Sud quite as important, and that's,
"SnAl.L WE HAVE PEACE;"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13
CONSUNpTIVES

he on yosr guard, II you tcouid aroid imposition .
THOMPSON'S COMPOUND sNnUP or TAN
AND WOOD NAPHrHA.-This unriv.l-d r-m>iy for
fnnosay Consumption pubiie notice in
the fan OF ist ana that
favour altogether . AMI
that medicine discovered M
of
SUMPTION!
The wonderful popularity Induced suniry
AMI seariy similar
thus dee-ving the aud
-rnniy io the patient
purporng be Tar Wood Narh
PREPARATION Tbomsons Compound Of Tar Wood
the only remedy that relied
ton had. certainly fatal
ash Tor Thomons Compound syrup Tar and Wood Napha
take other
rrier 80 per botic-.I bottle. for ~ sa.
For ale In Richmond by ALEN'R DUvAI. co. General
Agents; in Petersburg by Cha, Cong in Norfolk by 81 A.
santo. In Lynehburr Jno by DR.
James Cooke aud q. u. Hunt
MANAGEU>S OBJECT RUSSELL Bi06ER &
A'A Co-orR CoRRtsrospksTs Al VAS.,-An
Prizes advertised by us
ns-s6coo 90 Nos II drawn. wloe only - Rsk
4 plekage very little.
For Ths Evening. Sales close at r. NJ $4,000 "a Nos
u drawn Whole Tickets -.
Also the Dollar Lottery Capital $4,000 &C Nos - drawn,
Whole Tickets 81
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, No. gis:
10 ID l6 e. - - a ~ Is ~.
Dawn Nos. o PoSom he. No. Isl:
D ~ ~ 10 ~ % Is &c 5S 20 81 ~ 50 30.
Nos - - a., sul another Capital sold and paid by
BIGGER 4 CO.
Lock out for the Magnificent eOl-op- Thou
and Dclar lowest No. Prize!
Remember for "RE.L" Captas call at IN, Iurky ogc. NJ
Il. A.
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DIED.

On the Ith inst. al O'Clock A. NJ, JULA ELIZABETH
infant daughter o. James J. and Harriet Wingheld-aged
m0llh-. ar friends and scquiinances Of the family
requested attend the funeral Of the said child
fathers residence. the head Of Broad and
ton oi Brook Avenue. this day at 10 o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13

sIa HoYTa M. J FI-harse.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN u Co, have ON
~ cDu.iznr1. NJ, Tor SHE a low Itccs-
Tf7z. wIit- Sggar On sag
Su.sTiiLe Glnpuw,.. Teas
-p-ft.ecrii ard Solar Caulic-
Winter AID Llsarii,d Oi. warranted
P1Ir- Of 40 descriptions
s.r i"atisr Nes York irsi'-cii0n
FIRE ami Gou1J Alum saH
49, g.. MAilrr Alum.
Co. -ras, SIttge'fe
Ct dads. house diun
Wool = Sugar
Port. Madeira rni sicIy Wines
Co ton Vans ted
Lule- ground PIpser wEran;eL trIa
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THE SABBATH BELLS.

THE SABBATH BELLS.
nv ALLAN.
The Sabbath bells, the Sabbath bells,
How sweeuy on the air.
Their silver chimes are ringing out
To call Us up to prayer.
Al morn and eve, DER hill and dale,
From church and mineral high
They breathe their words Of peace and love
Up To tho silent sky.
The Sabbath bells in pagan days.
Their Christian sounds awoke,
Beneath tho turrets where they hang,
The holy martyrs spoke.
Our fathers listened to their call
And still for they chime
Oh. ever may the Sabbath bells
Be heard in every cline.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13

rig" oH-tzh 'cs,'-Wo learn rom the I1diiuu
state 'n'"'. bii iho Whg' OF W s,1su stho1gp tney
know hsnse v's iu the m.norv Issc organized inside a
nomination VI csndid.t, iof Delegate and intend aiyius
hin' the whole Was vote That hg uus Nh z spin1.
". y. Trepie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13

0Twe need scarce invite q pcrusai of the
letter OF "SourHERNER." II carries attraction in
every line and sentiment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13
MARKED.

On Thursday, the 4;h September by the Row. Richard
H. Mitch, H. the residence OF Mr. VIM. s. Mann, Col.
WILLIAM b. DAVIS at Kng & Queen, Miss JUrII A.
M,NN oi Essex.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13

80. k."-For a long time the people puzzled their
bains to discover the ming the csbasuc letters 80
Recent events. however furnish Key 10 the mystery.
Whist they but for 'Ol this continent-Orgon.
kaiforns, Kansda, and Hubs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13
IEEMOV

su.S MERCHANT ukss this opportunity n inrotm,ss b,s
= Htn and pttrs that De h1s sock 81 se,Sv
insde clothing N No ia Nan Street, onsGy oees..sdtv
o 49, whfe be prepared 10 who may Il ,oy him
""n cav SIhAf MERCHANT,
- ~ M,in =.
~ hNrnb-fo be fof the balance Of r yosr good Coos
w Apply al this o1es. su 20
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ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH w,rn Br.sonr..

.
Mr.. a. Cafbplel hos mentioned 10 ul itnpryyemf ut
Whicnt putpoes ~ introduce the system u electric
leieRfaphs.
line branches VI the metal even though
thcss branches snu1-es lkr thp-c IT liirsds thu
lr.u.ts VIII be otiincd ~ u o different stations
with ,qlal CELEBRITY and oxactn. that ubained on
OH, Iruc pli huc--tlr only existing. Tho same
fe.rt- val b. ybaiued ~ transmitting sgna.i from OGe
brooch 90 auothsr
The o this system of branches has given notice
ihc Patent Office Of a UnWd 5tass, tho governments
Of Europe &c.-tN. o. CoUfWR
drrbr nuber 81 sives ~ The world may be cs,n,t-d
hs'iows, N the 1Si0g c0Yn'o: IL Brsz 1000 600
United snts, 2.6GOODci Sp,n5h Co.cais.. $40 900;
French CuDrifs, 25O,0.o; DUCT, Dsnish and Sscd,h
CiorIes 10000. south American RePuDies, 4OU 600
Total, G,G5O,0OO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13

AfPOiNTMENT5 ~ THE PRESIDENT.
JAHfs NcDVwELL. Of Bot'etouu county, Vifytoi, a
cou-u port VI Londonderry. lr,ad ga tao piece
u James MeHeny, deceased.
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l. O s r TOBA eco.
Itrrpry- CW. flZ6 ion IDD0

LOST Geo.
LrEEEry, CIV. i2z6 100 1900
FRresp., 1896 $50 1870
TE'HE above listed two Htd. Toaaeeo put upon my
Public WARRIORS, about Let yay IA = ., b. sent
nt 'iase been -ard 81 Tie sbp has Liverpool
eIr.i hr and iE rnsd by consiznses the
mo m ha'd' 81 some Illegal tra'er ~ hs city of IA
through m 10, hive been delivered Warehouse
H'1,c '.e Nonr pace by the dnv'r whPsy sio for
W L. aoarAoUE.
'' l1-dH al The oF,' of sim1 wnfree.
! ?. woRps OFFICE 10000 D,a 10 nay forsio The
- '7"ndd AtIanra Io'sry -ay. Cayias srand
PnAe m $4,000 DO n 1900 d ~ 5000 d. 81 56lO 20
~ 80 80 q - mh'' '|.''. Nv naive. D. qfs4 90
s9oOy, tbs non ns Tickets g. r,i ru,. scheme f.,
paesazr' Col before ~ o'c.oeE, az Wofds oncc.
nnwng ~ Va. Mon,nzaIa Lsuefy. CIlss37
~ % IS 80 80 Sc 30 46 81
Ls,'i N'' 81 :! g. sn p TT a'h ao.s, sad art paid
{ Mawf,L' tgiSD QIAitIEHS.-For To- Ssy
- hs1,n'fia hit cl,ss 80 3s-c1,.,- $4,000. 1000
Noa - dawn b'lo'' Ticses "a. share. i1 proportion
Tha Esruias -capill SllOJD. Tickets only SO
toi sale until o'gigca. 1T Clnfaes Heed Quarters.
Dl-"rg OF Va. Nonpug,lM Louefg, Cla.s No. 81:
- 90 81 80 ; 80 Sc 80 SO 81
Nos. 30 90 another capital IN the above sold and
paid by Clarke.
RUanIz 'oFFGCE.-1 srLLSDD sopEMg IOR
~ 10 NM Capitals $1,000. srUI. i0ip. 4 Of $50 A.,
o. NJ ~ dtiwnbio' Tel't'S2 halves quarters sae.
day's MI ctpas si5 5000 7ooo. ttt1 100 100
I'of 1000 &C. - Nos - lflwB olros Ts,,s 49, have. j.
/ "a unusfs T.
Aous oi,sf,rore ,o.. At ne .,ms time c,c,,t.aooo
% No. " drawn bsp Tickets only douaf haye, So aus,
/ 2ir. ~ F'''
soH,,hns G'ad fr Mooasy rrs,v ns r,,syss ,, os,s
'S"f u'"s ld'''d iAne NJ neiwars sol Gepra c..s No
- 6nd Capa 80 OO0, ~ 00p 6iS spro 1000
l qunrers $50.
Dawirz n Pyi aul0se. ~.
! 70 ~ &c - 81 s. ~ IS ~ 81 o ~ ca 20
Itavirg 81 i'.s2tf~ ar
| &c &c 10 ~ ~ - 81 u H. u
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METHODIST CHURCH SourH.-1he members OF the Meth
odst Station nj Maysvr learn by the Eage, recently
took vote on attaching themselves the Southern uon
Vi the Church. The result
For the Southern organization lO9
Agsnstu ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13
F,oH Supply Of
SADDLERY HARDW ARE.

SADDLERY HARDWARE.
VIE subscribers ale now receiving per chips Virginia ark
away direct IN England their fall
supply OF sadd cry and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paitof
hsti soeet Plated Bas- and Polished Steel srrdp Irons
BiIde Bits OF every siyl- and quality
f;a'ed Rrass ans Japannd Harnc- Buckles
TiHd Rollar BuckeS, from : n %
Coach and Gig ilsms-, all kins.
English Bride LeaIhers ard Mirihgalss
Plstrd and Ivory MaringaIs Kings
spu'- e every qualify
saad;e's sn'' a.'ortss<PlOurS' &c.
Ala'ge assortment NJ can sadd,ty such AS
Mems. Ladies and Gig Saddle Trees
Cotton. WuTs'et and Rein Webb
CrmnsoI Bibles an BI de Ieathers
Wagon Whips aud CoVhi'
Coach. CT, and Switch whIps
saddlrs Tools Tacks Offer To CITY and
country trade on ecomni1aatng terms.
VAN LEW, sMTTH 4 co.
Sc u Ma
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I5oYI~s PRIZE OFfiCE-Th. only sIonOO . be m.de To
day Iio,ts Fry other way and you get
THE nav tsJooo. Ticket. s.
'' "''' 10000.
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AGENT Foa THE WIG.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

THOMAS b. LkoSARD Agent Cor the Wing, for Malta
wan and Glenham's. Duiehes. Co. New York.
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REMOV

INkR Il CO have removed the Main and
~ Streets OPPOSITE. H. u. Jentn-' Dry wih
and inc eased Fall ard Winer stock repaired add
be happy to see u their old aud
oIcsteng eonhient that
iAvnrab ateasi As those Of Co hing store Richmond
lSt5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13

uTAdvsrtissmsns intended Cor nlornins's Paper
must DO brought before O'Clock the prsviou. evening
10 insure Insertion; and ,hoss Zoe Monday mornings pa
per Saturday. a.
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ALIEN. DUVAL& co.

no ~ MHLV STRgET RfCUNO.yD, ~, -
EIY auvai receipt 81 thrf Pan 'ck n bHuus
- AMI atbp fNEs PAINTS, OILS, DYE ETUFFs, WlNpIW
gLfFs embfaeing hstent WREN taey ""et
m qutriues q srit pureh,,eV, n the u,usi terms
NB-raeasr paid 10 PACKING aHd shipping o'de''
Frptsm'efs S. rs
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~ Range OF tho Thermometer Friday, Sc
tembet i2h, at J. w. Randolph Co.. Boob Store, Il
Main Street,
I2 O'Clock, 10 4 , O'Clock 10 | S O'Clock. 20.
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The Union Of Thursday asks the question,
'shall we have war;" and answers it SO to leave
the matter much in fog ever. Upon this
the Alexandria Gazette presents us the follow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13

cast Steel gcucg.
NTAN LEW, SMITH 60, Agents r III sae ~ Cast shear
md Enri'h ~ t-tei Steel of Tor large stock 81 the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13

hardly be credited any effect upon
the they the BuI
this Ointment VIII rah the lungs quicker than
medicine he internally Thus p5ced upon the
pchita directly separates poru
Iarel shat ii ehpe them from the
persons Of Consumption
IT, although tod fOolshnes what
= obg Is AN srvea! iLoIsand per-onI yearly.
The Sase cured persons Of Head Ache of ~ years
mad regularly tv.Iy wees. that vomiting
took pace
Deafness and Ache 2cd
Ague Pace.
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Consumption, Liver eoHl'a paGs the CHI s'e. falling
the other always cold feet IL
- Of tis-a IN the sysemi 10 have cold feet.
The will Iascnste and
every e.
Ia seioua y.ipels Rheum other .
remedy been discovered that fOgG.
Tue sam. may be- ad Of Bonch Quincy, sore Throat Pc
SyiBa DISEASES. Broken or sore Breast &C.
Aad az CT Cle Die such Asthma, Pain. Oppression
the be, 1t ste most wonderful IN doe ~ the World
FoT Liver Complaint II equally encacious for Burns has
not s equal IN the WOrd also, EIeTeaee OF every kind
a. Want IunoLr Pmgcs, &C makes clean work Of them
a
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TO BUXEItS az FtHNrTTHE---SOITH
x. " MEELS

'1NHE subscriber Is prepared TO furnish Creek,
u Clover n and Stone Hinge Coal qus Is AT
cts per bn,l delivered until the fret OF October
Pine Fire Wood. mo WILLIAMS
I2-cojl
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IN The octagon dwelling house. with its out
k1A ealns, formerly occupied n re.i-ne. b, Mr. Robert
er~nhnw For terms appy oG r. csus,p By ss .d-s-A
10 IN. snbsefib At wa.hnxtoa CITY.
Silva atauu .oprp-r .,,..,,o,.,
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~ The sibscbetsafe receiving isf stock u Pan
aud Winter Dr. Goods they the of County
Merchant. Faftts and Dealers generally They have been
great add viii be offered reasonable
BkODhs, BELL \ HID7ON
sug7 No ~. Main Stfe'L
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THE ABINGDON CONVENTION.

W See the reading matter on both the outside pages
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-11

Here is The testimony oil pio"s ",''''
sees nothing in The last moments q '"ehso" -
published. tending 10 injure religion ut ise's
called on bv The injunc;icns Of the Sacred volume
% give ..honor 10 whom honor is due. ms VI
bu.e and lha, Of other Rev. Ministers oil Inc 'anu'
is a, leas, as worthy as the ">evere" criticism o.
The "Revereni Correspondent" OF the wing
We ouo,e The ,rioie passage from MI. iyacA
Diary and we ask our Christian readers II mere
be any thing in i, ''monsrrous" or calculated IN
The leas. 10 injure the cause Of Religion as ap,
pretended BY the captions correspondent OF the
Wing? J.,
"a reverend gentleman called 10 inquire IN re-
carl r. ,he Generals health, his faith and ilnre
hone IT, The General said-'S Sir, ! am IN the
hands of . mercitul God have iull confluence
in his goodness and mercy. MY amp u ~. sm :,
rea y 10 depaTl. when called. The Bible IS tIue,
The principles and statutes OF that holy BOOK nave
been he rne Of my life, and have 'FIed 70 con .Sn
form 10 rs spiri, as near as possible Upon ,na'
sacred Volume | resi- my hope for e!ernai sasa,
lion, through the merits and oiooa o N "" tnr.
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ No'h'hS iui-
lher was said upon the subject.
Bu, we have pro,racte'i these remarks 10 sucn
length lha. We are again forced to defer sketch
of the funeral hcnors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-11
CAMPBELL COUNTY.

At meeting OF q large portion OF The citizens
OF said county, on Friday, the 2Olh day o; June,
1915:
The object OF the meeting being stated, Edw'd
Is. Withers was unanimously chosen Chairman,
md John d. Alexander, Secretary Of the meeting,
a'd ihcreupon the following persons were APP
pointed committee 10 draft preamble and re-
solutions, expressive Of the sentiments OF The cit-
zens: Dr. Robert F. Wilbprs, Dr.. Roy =. Scott,
Josiah Sheppcrson, Henry Bradley, .,ohn D. AL
cxander, John c. Ward, Fayette ". Jones, The.
HAS Coke, Dr. Joshua D. Nunnaiiee, and Geo.
w. Jones, who retired and Immediately reported
the following preamble and resolutions, which
were received ard adopted BY the whole meeting,
only one person voting against ore or AM one 81:
them:
"Whercas. our Executive has thought proper
to reprieve two slaves, Harry and Sally, con-
demned 10 be hanged on This day, for an attempt
10 murder Mrs Susan Mohr, of This county,
without giving any satisfactory reasons therefor,
and il being in the opinion OF this meeting, a
most uncaIled for and unjusliiable interposilion
Of Executive authority, and well calculated 10
endange! The lives OF ourselves and families By
its example: Therefore,
"Remlred, That, in the opinion of this meeting,
the reprieve OF the above ma med slaves by The Tx
ecu,iye, was an act dangerous in lis probable et-
feet and utterly uncalled for BY the circumstances
of the case.
"Resoiret, Tha, the Executive in interfering
with the execution Of said slaves, has rot given
any reason therefor, and We arc constrained 10
conclude that no such satisfactory reasons exist.
'Reso'rcd, That copy Of these proceedings be
forwarded 10 The Executive, and also the Lynch
burg and Richmond papers for publication, and
that all other papers in the State be requested 10
copy them.
EDWARD B. WRITER'S, Chin.
JonN D. ALEXANDER Seciy