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- Worcester, IS. Probate Office, October Ia, 1916.
10 all persons interested in the Estate JONATHAN
MOORE, late Of Brookfeld, deceased Greeting.
! W are cited oappear Court OF Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday OF No.
vemher next. to show cause why Dover should not be
assigned Carssa Moore, the Widow of said deceased,
in all the Real Estate which said deceased died seized
dl2t7S CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
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Dwelling Houses and Furniture and Merchandise
generally Factories, and Mills. the most favorable
Ihs Institution has been in operation nearly quarter of
cenury-ts reputation liberal adjustment and its
promptitude in paying losses well known and esab-
lIshed. THOMAS K BRACE prossJos,
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, I845. istf
II Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining insurance in the above
Company, referred for more particulars TO A r. Bnr
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Prints--Prints,

Prints-PrintS.
= CASES PRINTS just received making our assert
- ment more than FIVE TIMES as large as that Of
any Store town. and prices warranted five per ct cheap
er, although some concerns advertise 40 cases.
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Dress and FrOck Goats.
10000 Pairs of Pantaloons

lnnumerabe quantities, amoug which large lot Of
the choicest patterns that have been imported
tu ed in the country We think all hands will join say
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, January 2lst, ls45.
Tho following engrossed bills were read a third time
L. Providing tor change Of the plan Of holding sepa.
rate election "a the Of Middieway IN the county of
Jefferson. Passed.
o Authorizing Battalion, in lieu Of Rcgmenal musrers
in the llth Regiment Virghin Militia. Passed.
2. Changing the Of Wlinulspor IN the county of
Tyler TO Pruniypwn. Passed
4. To incorporate the Monticello Manufacturing Com.
pany. Passed
5. Authorizing the Auditor Of Public Accounts to issue
his warrant the Treasury IN favor of Charles r. GIRLS
for the SUN Of S575-the valuation Of his condemned
6. Incorporating the Virginia Society Of Surgeon Den
lists Passed.
I. Directing payment to John r. Mcclure out Of the
school quota Of Jazewel for 1874.
Nj ANpERsoS opposed, and Messrs. LEE FULroN Of w
and EDNUSDs Of H., supported the bill Mr.. Anderson
called the ayes and nooswhch were ayes log. H.
SO tho bill passed
fMr WncuER moved TO reverse the repor, Of the Com
mee rejecting the petition Of Coleman d. Berneit school
commissioner for Pittsyyana. Mr. W. said tho principle
established IN the FROM Tazewe Just decided by the
passage Of that BILL embraces this Il but
justice 20 allow this claim.
Mr. AspERsoS admitted that this was even a stronger
case than that from Tazowe but he opposed aud
out 10 any INVASION under any preteIt, upon the school
fund for the education Of poor children. e would insist
upon the most rigid compliance with the law in every
Mr. LEE supported the decision Of tho Committee, and
Mr. LaNrEE opposed u.
Mr. WTcugRs motion rejccted-ayes Is, noes 50
=. Authorizing the payment Of Of money (S6, a
fine imposed by the coui0 10 Isaac Hull, Of Hampshire
county. Explained aud advocated by Messrs BLuE WARD
LES, STROTHgR, and HaNrLroS, % r., and opposed by
Mossrs. TAYLoR Of N. D., and ASpERsoS.
Mr. SrRorHER moved that the bill he committed with
Instructions to bring IN general bill, authorizing the CO.
vernon 70 remit al fines for good and sufficient
Mr.. TAYLOR Of H., moved tho indefinite postponeneni
Of the whole subject-sueed to; ayes Sc, noes 49.l
0. Incorporating the Richmond Library Company
passsd.
10. To amend the charter 81 tho Petersburg Aqueduot
Compsny-passsd
ll. For the eHeetua protection Of oysters within
the jurisdiction Of the county VI Westmorolsnd and North.
umbcrisnd-passed.
The vote passing this bill was. motion Of Mr.. TAY-
loE Of NJ b. reconsdered and, after discussion tn
which Mossn. RcE, BowpsS and TGyLoR participated the
bill was rejected--syes IS, noes IS.
Mr. Bios presented some farther papers relating the
complaint agsns, the eligibility Of the delegate from Fair
fss-wIiich we're ordered 10 be printed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
I'fIII.O.


Watch few oi your citizens who would be your lead
before the time. Observe and what strange bed
fellows these times make address myself YOU voters
uni respectfully ask is IT strange. that individuals
(more prominent than any othersJ who went for turning
Dr. BrockenbrOugh Of the Presidency Of the virgnia
Bank, for Of fitness should recently have taken IL
upon themselves write to Dr. Peterborough to know II
he would accept the Presidency Of the james River and
kanawha Canal What right have these two, twenty
men. 10 make and unnake Presidents for you and mel
For myself, approve Of modesty and consistency
II Mr. H. or Mr. T.. have done Dr. y. wrong in their op
position Ia him, President Of the Virginia Bank let le
they ought 60 10 him aud say so; but do IT, by
pedging him your Thy their inuence) II lie would
accept BY the bye, the Doctors rcbuke them, was
most Just it most honorable himsef-"lhat he
would not accept the appointment, because there
in. out Of Virgins, who could Gil the Office as
ably the present worthy and talented Presi.
dent, ]. c. Cabol" Our city proxy is, I think. an
excellent member land vuuablel Of the Common Hail. ss
well Of those who voted for him represent u.s.
But in this think him and those who voted for him. and
for this subject mistaken Mr. W. is carrying Of
family opposition any woik that would increase tho
This may, may be jumping like (bocause his Father
twas opposodl TO al such things. II would strange
that he should be found have opposed the whole matter
and the Stock could be bought az from $40 to
$40, he should begin 10 speculate the Chances aud then
% put IN special friend President Its said
he FIVE shares, which cost him not more than 800
perhaps $50 Mr L. thinks he does asser that the
vote the subject the City, will be- he wishes, by a
majority Of 100. tie may have been here long enough
know the better than do. think his Sign has
up SIR or twelve months, and have been here
twenty yearsand from all that can learn the Of the
City prefer Mr.. Cabel 10 any known man, and will
tain him this trial Of strength between tho real interest
II tbe Company, and few, who would do right probably
II they were more wise have no idea Of some
three sky rockets selting claim 10 the light Of ih9 Let
M l. others content themselves with being ke Who
Older ciuzons content to be learners wiser than
LET krru
wiser Than older pupils and what claims ihoy have take
command. and order all hands before the masipray do
they own much III sny Real Estate hero Mr. W. no
doubt does but with iohehds large SHARE Of opposition
10 the Improvement lhsve but an individual inter-
est which think is idcui d with the City. I have
Stock aud do NO, look 20 much the value OF the stock IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
To he Editors Of tAe IYhig,

Gentemen-I perceive that Tomorrow is the day a.
part for the election Of State Councillor and beg leave
call the attention Of the members Of the Legislature 10
Mr.. Daniel H. London, gentleman Of great talents and
influence both directly and Indirectly,
IL Is indispensbly necessary that the Wings should now
elect the man who would dWsettv and indirectly up
the Loco FOcos, aud in his community can be
found who has done much directly and indirectly in
turning cut obnoxious public officers; and should the
Legislature elect Mr. London, have doubt that all the
Democratic officials, Governor Council, members Of the
Legislature, aud ALL would be turned out either directly
or indirectly, and this Old Commonwealth be ruled by
master spirit whose knowledge all matters finance par.
'iculary, would be used either DIRECTLY OR INDI-
RECTLY, for the benefit Of whom il may concern.
Dec. 81, 1916. PHILO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22

In transmitting these appointments the Wing Ladies Of
Rchmondssys although Alexandria does belong
Virginia this time, Virginia claims her now ~ in days
OF yore. and asks her to coopae in the noolc design
(Which doubt she will do with great plsssnre) conem
plated by the Ladies Of her mother Virginia"
We requested further for tho information
Of the Wing Ladies in the adjoining counties Of virgnia
that appointments have been made in their countless and
Circulars sent to them, and beg the favor Of them CON-
mence their lsbors rs speedily as possible.
We are not advised of what steps the Wing L,diss Of
Alexandra Will take in the premises but presume that
they will promptly unite with their in Virginia. in
the patriotic effort To lasting memorial the Capt.
tai Of the Old Dominion in honor Of Of her greatest
Sons The generosity and nobloness Of their natures will
them accept the which has been thus ex
tended to them Of assisting perpeuae the fame and the
memory Of HENRY CLAY.-Aie<. Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
POM REFosE, Jan. 18th. rs.


To the Editors Of the Virginia ADVOCATE
Genlemen:-Your paper Of the llth inst. contained
Of inquiry addressed 10 me, personally winch de-
are frankly to answer, through your columns.
Permit me, very frankly 10 assure zone Oi macy Wbigs
that hive desire whatever, TO receive the nomination
10 which he has Hatornsy called my attention have
desire political life. am however not the lees
grateful zone Of many Wings" also 10 those Of my
numerous friends who have mentioned me- person,
this subject. II implies an honor which neither expect
ed desired
this candid decsradon-tlaiI desire no
political Office do feel liberty nllow te inqui.
made Of me, by tone Of many Wings" TO remsn
Answered
II well known that have long been warm and zeal.
advocate Of the annexation u Texas 10 the United
States More than two years ago. discussed this subject,
In all its bearinRs avn more convinced Of the pro-
yriety and necessity Of this measure, than have
not the least particular changed modified any Of the
opinions then adyancod-afer mature consideration Of the
subject sgree with zone Of many Wings" that this ques.
don must exercise poweul influence" in the approach
ing election. Indeed should exercise such powerful in
huence IL 10 u those commanding issues which, "
not wsntonly mismanaged sezes upon the public
mind the more u considered IN oil Of it. delicate aud
vital bearings, the deeply will 1t fasten itself tho
popular pfcudices, for the Of this entire
ty. Annexation and will take Plsce-and that party,
which, such. opposes Il, must sink No one, however
distinguished, who 10 opposed TO snneEsioDbe he Wing
Demoorsi resist the popular feeling already afousod
ja tu favor.
viii these frank declarations. in favor Of annexation
must however be pardoned for assuring zone Of many
whig," that I cannot consent 10 pid ~ guest Of
TssssI cannot over.leap tho Constitution and unsote
every rule Of Governmental action, IN order procure
nssatioa. While 1 frankly my desine 10 tbs
T>vv,ferv q Texas part and parcel 4 the American
so sn not prepared witness, silence, the ruthless
dsusoon of chartered nights and constitutional safe.
ss.rd. of the people Of the United States in the hot haste
ps~ srhbited in Congress. Terss cannot, legally and
csssutstossly be annexed, by Joint resoiHon To my
nind his SPECIES Of snoesston presents perfect
esay. TIE shins 10 leeslly impossible.
Tssss eish>r independent, sovereign Government.
she 10 independent. she ~ lode pendent Re
rssse then % she Sovereign Powsrsnd under the IN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22

The yesterday hin indicative and decisive
OF public opinion.
II will be heavier today and do doubt, will go
much in the ratio. Mr. CaBeU will be triumph.
aniy sustained by the popular voice.
JEFFERSON WARD mo. AT the latest account Cabell
80 % /.
MAUIsOs WARD mo. Ala, the close of the Polls for
the day, Cabcll So to l9.
MoNSoE WASD No. 3 AT the close OF the Polls. Ca.
bell 81 to 9.
The people in masses have yet voted They will
to-day But this is indication how they will VOTE
and how Overwhelmingly Mr. Cabel sustained by public
opinion here.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22

ssne's Do die City s,ock aud the valsc u the '.
prevsnen.. md the services al Nr. Csssn n she
C-sud believing that the Of the City 10 the
interest OF each Stoekhodet shall retain Mr.. c.
IN Once have fault with Mr. w. for hs coarsc. las
no doubt he thnks himself right, provided he obeys
s'rrccns whcn and In whatever way they may DO given
which, think. will be to vote contrary his psessnt psr.
Pcse But he Is now in hands. say him what he
shalt do. '. = IH CARY STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
ANNEXATION.

Col. Benton's speech in the Senate Monday, seems
have disappointed the general pubc which expected on
the OCCASION something characteristic of the man. irm
bold aud decided His speech. on the other hand was
rather brief uBdecisive and non-commitial. Yet do
believe with the correspondent Of the Baltimore American
that Col Benton is there aud that the right time, he will
manifest it, immense portion Of this county hope and
believe he will manifest IL.
The Correspondent of the Baltimore American says:
"WAsHlNGroS. Jan. 10th, Is45
The majority of the House of Representatives met in
caucus Saturday evening. The attendance, I am
told larger than the previous cacuses but not very
large.
l, agreed that the Texas debate should end on
Saturday, o'clock, and that the daily hour of
ing and after Tuesday, should be eleven o'clock.
The first part of the order carried out in
the House this morning, and the second part OF il will
doubt be consumpated at the close of the week. The
caucus, believe did nothing towards agreeing upon plan
for the OF Texas and easy say what
progress that has made since the held two
weeks ego. Certain is that the friends annexation
have gained nothing by the long discussion with all their
advantage of numbers Perhaps another may be
able bring order out of confusion, but 1t is TO
rely upon any thing for the future doubtful in regard to
of annexation of Texas by the House beyond all
conjecture.
Mr.. Bentons speech in the Senate to-day, disappointed
all who heard IT, acebdnt Of its breviiy and care.
fully noncommi;,a in regard the of Texas
that it will much perpexing his enemies than
his friends Ash read It, he just where he was during
the last session Of Congress.
Mr.. McNulty has been under examination today with
the view Of giving ball. bat had done at late hour
Between three and four o'clock this afternoon son Of
Major Barker, the Ex. Comptroller Of the Treasury sho,
himself in the head. lie quite YOUTH and his friends
report that the was entirely accidental"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22

at The South. IN became gentemsa tail .ss,nt
tho psocsedrs ~ c~ fan-tc- II The North. Whose act
met no .nppo" ~ sympathy from the wals patti OF tho
psup!e 81 isg..
Mr.. H. tneo TUNED bis attention to tho sxpcd,eucy of
the mecaie and dseus-ei the question In shsi view With
s lime sspsd bsfSr. he 90, through with ,h., branch
o. tho ssese end BE- wac psrvenssd from discussng tho
Conststonsi question. which he had isodaesd and Dc.
sired " do. .rer. re. ~ 1910
Mr. Marsh. Of vsrmsa,. spoks ne,, and eoo,,ov.r,.d
the position assumed BY Mr. DaonoooLx that he bhforv
Of the introduction u Vermont the Uniou furni.bsd
precedent for the annexation of Tsxss sceordnr 20 ia
o. his resolution He took rsvisw uf the cireuu
stances attending the introduction Of vsmsn sai shov
Cd that there analogy between the essss. u
lie also defended the orderly, industrious and moral
psope VI Tho North from the opprbum attenp1sd 70 b
ps:.sd upon them BY Southern members. ~ Fe
ne msde IN able speech and spoke TO the end Of he
Mr. Rhsu q ssuh C.rolas then got the oos when The
Commee roso and the Hoa.s miuaies before four
O'CLOCK adjourned
We my good fortune to Be prcsent M The mse,,os az
the whg Ladies Of Ahsmsrs. In virsiss, when their
proceedings took place relative To the s,s,,~ m M CI
and vas highly delighted. and my sdmir.son OF The ,ss
heightened by the display VI sbsis patriotism am proud
to zee, that the ladies Of exsndrs are called anon
BY their sisters in the Mother State unite with them in
their noble undertaking. and cannot doubt that they win
promptly and unanimously respond the call The Whs
Ladies Of Alexandra ought meet at the Lvceum Hall
which trust will be profered the Lsdss m the meet
ing for Gentlemen would ask nor such
ihng WHARF, accompanied by such Of the whs. of an.
place a. may desire 10 second and assist their noher
wives daushters and SISTERS they may Jake .en.
20 connect inc e1srnons OF the Whgso Alexandria with
The Memorial which IL TO be erected in Richmond ana
which will DO monument Of patriotic gratitude Thi,
was the In which the Ladies' meetings in Richmond
Charlottesville Lynchburv, Stanton, and other places in
Virginia conducted Il would be bisb honor M ~.
the Wing Ladies Of Aexandria rival the Ladies, Mec,n
in Riehmond-and believe they can do so " thew will
only uy.-t AieT. GAG BAYARD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
Voters of Richmond ,

Opened yesterday, the Polls will be continued open
Ill set to-day. Let to-day. attend the Polls, and
vindicate the rights and interests Of the City: Be
confident there may be Tor but to the
POLLS and vote. II is small thing in the way OF trouble,
and duty which every man, entitled VOTE
himself and the Public.
CosE and let us show the enemies Of Richmond that
1--WE know rights and dare maintain them"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
"There the wicked cease from troubling /;
"There the weary are at rest"
COTTAGE BIBLE.

TNHE Cottage Bible and Family E1positor,
u containing the Old and New Teasmenis with practical
Hrposons and Explanatory Notes BY Thomas Williams
which added the references ADD readings Poly
gou Bible together with original selections from BsI
efs Comprehensive Bible ani Other standard Wofk nrodue
tory and concluding remarks Book and new
Testament and valuable Chronology InJer The whole ear.
fully revived and ADAPTED Of Sunday shoois Rib.
Classes anf Chfstans yeHbeihsi With Maps and IN
gavinFs. edited 81 Rev. Wm Patton
We have ips' received iirs supiy % valuable
Work, f1f sale
BDOK-BiNDISG done 10 ~ 80 -s-ref
PgEEfFs H4ngEY a BALL.
hQ2 s.-s.s-1,. - s,,t,,..,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22

due the Spto That lie declared Subsequently
that be had assigned 10 Mr. Lavt the Abolition Reporter
Hall; bat inanueh there sp
pieants reporters he had completed arrange
and allotted the seats th and until his
completed his orders had been prevent
from entering Hail. and occupying temporarily
The rule OF the oue so 10.
mo shall be allowed the privilege OF tie Han
s;snogFapher without from spea
specifying he ofihe Hal assigned and
s;enngaPher shall he admitted under rules House
such reporter ssnogaphe shall whiting for
he employed report As this rule changed
the odss itself and the the
for weeks resumed IN with other members who
remarked Transaction that he remained
eaker and thai there had suspension
standing Of he house by the Speaker for period
story tod, by Paung think OF Individual who ap
pied Mr. Duren Office Secretary State but
told that had already been promised suher. lie
continued asking for Offices desc ndur
lowest and told the office had
already promised to else. Then
the President as am needy condition. you give
pair nj old breeehesT'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
I" lYhimsiealifics.r

Is the title of publication by Thomas Hood Just
received from Messrs J. W. Randolph Co. 1t is pro.
fusey illustrated, and will doubt be an agreeable work
to those who fancy Mr.. Hoods whims.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
LANDSCAPE GARDENING
AND
RURAL ARCHITECTURE.

TREATISE the Theory and Practice Of Landscape Garden
n ing adapted North America; with view the improve
Of County Resdences; Comprising Rhetorical Notices
general principles Of The An directions for laying grounds
auahSng PanistcnsIhe description and cultivation Of Has
dy Trees decorative Accomplishments TO the House and
Grounds the formation of pieces Of Arl6eai Water.
Flower Gardens &c; with remarks Rural
edition Enlarged revised newly and Illustrated by Al Downing
author Of Designs for Cottage Resdencc" Fora by
In ~ NASH a NYOnninIfaF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22

NOTICE.-The Polls in the Middle Ward
will be open to-day the Columbian Hotel 70 O'Clock
Those who wish will please call and have their
recorded. Jana By rHS COMMITTEE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR.

We hope the Wings Of The Legislature will do their
duty their and country today and despisng oil
interested clnmor, and all pirate eieeonserng Carried
on pretty extensively stand by the right.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

- AN AWAY on Monday, fhe 14,h ult.. n ne.
woman, SARAH, OF gingerbread color about
inches high good looking aud about She
checked hnsey dress and with boy eh
Henry about IS moths Old who could neither
have len the ely and towords New Kent King
liam shs from jefferson County The above reward will
be given for her delivery 10 her
Ia 2l-dn n III MINnR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22

"sfArrr TO HrsHS cLAr-Wa,s ksdiss Of Ybsisis-
Whis LaSies Of Ais<ssdris-wc requested STATS
that Al meeting Of the Wing Ladies' Of Richmond, Mn
EpoAs ssowpxS elected Vice President Of tho Henry
Clay Statue Society for the Town Of Asxandus and The
following Ladies appointed Collectors for Alsxsnds with
request to report to the Vice President and co-opess
with the Lsdies Of Virginia appointed COLLECTORS in tho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22

Tue PoLLss-There being some Misrepresentation - to
the places of holding the pos repeat that they will bs
open from 10 A. N. m 5P NJ tod,y, the following pa
ees, viz:
In tho first or jefferson ward-at the uxios HorkL.
In the second or Madison wsrd-st the COLUMBIAN Ho
In the third Monroe ward-at BRackErr's TAVERN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
CHEAP BOOTS. SnOEs. TRrNKS. 40.

THE members u he Bliary ADD Farmers
n Couvsnioa. and o'bsf visfss' ~ ~ zshi Of Boois
rbo's Tiunts ~ any mar fr.s - hgs6 give
caA ~ even der-rytion Of
rnod- gensrsTy vsnssesH wa 90 o,rssls and re-
tail snail advansssn s4ftssfsfs psioss for cash
orapprOyed paDer DAVID gTLIISCTOv
a NJ, as,.e,