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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

Manufacturer Of Soda Biscuit, Sugar Butte,
and Water Crackers, and Pilot Bread OF
the best quality only
EPH RAIN TREADwELEs SON. 275 Washing,
ton 81. corner Of Warren.
piLder's Genuine Patent SaLamander Sg(,s; uar
Janfod free from dauipness
SILAS e HERRING. manufacturer, 1879 Woter ST.
cor Of Depcysler.
Rich's improued salamander safes; DarrJnhd dry
A S MARVIN, 1884 Wafer ST. ngent for The manu-.
fnciurer
Manufacturer and Importer of Musical In
struments. and Depot Of Bronze Powder.
EDWARD BAACK, 81 Fulton st. corner OF Gold.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

a tARPETS--N afgc lot 1nc ~ rain Care rg
~ Of lhc most durable tolprs and Patterns iu,
received aud Tor sale 81 small advance on Eis'cff
cnsi. by jun - WIN i SiLBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
lRADESALE CT PARA & MANUFACTURES
INDIA RUBBER SHOES,

n w HGlSHELL. Inns on hand and fur sale.
w. tho cheapest assortment OF lIosuty IT, DO
found tho city. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
II. NJ. JAMESON;
PROD UCE DEALER

DhFEYF DASH LEATHER. ins fcf'd by
u lungs OFT & GREER. No 1859 Nainst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
sitbmunS Dailp iubia.
E"''or.. 70. - r.. . ati.i..,,rs..

THE HAPPY FARMER.
ny MRS l.. n. siaouRSIy.
Saw ye tho farmer ut hts plough
Asyou were riding by I
Or wrsricd meath his MONDAY toll,
When summer suns were nigh
Aud thought that his lot was hard
Aud did you thank your God,
That you, and you're, were not condemn'd
Thus like slave TO plod1
Come, see him at his harvest home,
When garden. Ged and tree,
Conspirc, with flowing stores 10 fill
HIS barn aud Creamery.
His heslthiul children gaiy sport,
Amid the new-nown hay,
Or proudly aid, with vigorous ann,
Ills task rs best they may.
The dog partakes his masters Joy,
And guards the loaded vain,
The ieaihery people clap their wings,
And lead their youngling trAin.
ferchance, the hoary grsndsiro's eye
The glowing sceIe surveys,
And breatlis blessing on his race
o. guides their evening praise.
The Harvest iver is their friend,
The Maker of the soil,
And Earth ,hc Mother. g,ycs them bread
And cheers their patient toll.
Come. Join them around their wintry hearth.
Their heartfelt pleasure see,
And you eau better Judge how blcst.
The farmers lie may he.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
NEW GROCERY STORE!

IHNHE subscribers have taken the store former.
- y occupied 10y Mesrs. AymeI 4 doors below the
Hell Tavern for the puose OF conducting
mission business We have, and shall hand
general ASSORTMENT at Family We rrpe y
invite the attention Of friends public generally, our
goods consist IN Ilu Of
GunPo~der Y. IIysoR, Imp1 Teas Of the finest
quality
Mocha, Java aud f.asuayra Coffee
Wooey Wooys best loaf pulversed crushed Sugar
81 oruit Porto Rico and y OsuRlT
Hull A sons best Soap
Dn. Narirgated do
No MackrreI
A choice III SaT,nss
Reenla AMI Principe Segars
Bakcrs Cocoa AMI Clpcolaie
No ". Carolina Ilcrnnr-
Painted buckets and BroouIs
A great variety oC Specs
Letter and FoolScap Paper
Best London and French Mustard
Patent and Plain sperm Candies
London Ind Philadelphia Porter, ~ pts and1ts
Manila and Spanish Mats
Connecticut SIad, half bbs
CITY Cured Bacon, Hog Round
LIQUORS.
French, Apple and Peach franJy, 81 the finest quality
Holland Gin 49,
old jamaica Rum
EiClnrlson's Rye Whisky
Madeira and Scly Madeira Wine
Port. Clarct Sherry Malaga do
We also tender and the pubIr
rally for the sale Of Produce promise To use every etcon n
obtain the highest market pnee.
~ n. TEMPLETAN
. WM. ~ RATCLIPPE.
j. IL No. l6, doors the BruT Tavern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
SG0.OOO WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND 50 MINER GOODS,
AT
BROOKS u HUDS0NS!
Second Supply.
MAY, 1876.

ct'o" supply.
MAY, 1876.
VVNfiE subscribers have received by the latest
- arrivals from New Nofk, Philadelphia Baltimore their
Second supply Of Spring md summer Coods-couprns
ton of the best aud styles; variety cheap
Ecss unsurpassed this market. following embraces
n part of the goods received
Eua fine Shaded strip Printed Barcgrs anj RalIoTurs
DO Hermann Barrses and Matquisans. Dresses
French WORK Collars aud Cap-s
Muslin aud CaThri- Edsings aud InSetngs
Thread lAees aud Edgngs
Shaded Gimp Coris, f,r trimming Dresses
Ladies sin and KID Gloves MnIs
Sik and Cotton Hosiery variety
Ribbons, PiraSnls, Parasolctis AMI Sunshades
Shk, Herman. Tnpoii ani Barrge Scaris and shawIs
Hue black Aruf" and f0lt de soi silks. striped plain
IiRht ami DARK cooured POULAND, and rekin silks
Extra inc Biue black silk warp Alpacas
Rrk aud Blue brk Bomlakne and Chane BomI,aztn.
Black Love aud Grape Vsls
Solid Black Lawns nj Ginghluis
Fine Black Mourning Prints
10000 yds French English and American Prints from, Il,
n! cts per yard
Linen Cambria Iidkfs in variety. from IT, To a0f 10
Superior ~ Lnsu shrrtIngs aud Pillow case Linen.
Heavy unbcaclcd Irish Linens, Tor family use
Double Satin ianrask Table CIUis Napkins
Huekethaek, Russia and Binis"yc Diapers
India GTass Cloth. Moli1r ~ Corded skirts
iace Stripe and Checked Muslns
CambIics Jaconctis. Swiss and Null Musins
Pam, striped aud plaid Dllngs, foT Boys wear
French and English Cloths and Cas.meres
Mountain Tow Linen
Butaps, brown and bcachcd Shirinrs andsheeiisf.
Cotton OLnaburgs, Drllnzs, &C. &C. Very cheap At
way w. BROOKS 4 HUnSON'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
Superior H.r1nn Cig,r.

" u have received an invoice Of Cigars. which
nave ben selected in Havana by n competent juds. ~.
mat IL " bot ol a. Gn" gisiy oa-r, IN I'M. cy
" 'n' "- past Among them Ice fyaBd few of -Ayu.."
- "p"fiai Mgaia which ete-.I hAy. .v.
L'' AMI also S-S-Ta Thousand Riva. 20 ksr,ha. 1h
our correspondent New ~rH-.l nav. IN. ,,
lof We French 1ovrfnment only p.t.,n. - 49,
nannfaeiur. for In market. ALEX Iu,yay 49," WI"
JuI7 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

FOR RENT,
AND POSSESSION GIVEN rHE sINrH OF July NvNr1
ELt The House and Lot on Church Hin. near
h 81 Johns Church present tn, occupancy Of Nr
rnomas Nowland Apply
rRS VAN LEW. SMITH 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
REMOVAL OF TILE BOOKSTORE OF
DRlNkER " NORRIS,

IIhI.N N Elk ~ MtDkKlS.
To NO. 81. Vain street.
4 IN 10" list september shall of
~ ness To the store occupied by Mssrs
ner NJ" W Main Street doors below
MAyos Bridge aud III. Exchange Hotel coatnue
10 Keep hand usual
ard publications. department Of
Sciences
Al standard School and Cssie, Latet
aud most approved edItions and
Books staple and fancy school
shan continue TO receive all pIbea o E1inr-ty
they issue from the OF the established publishers
Try and Eaiopc, rendering All
CouNrSN MER'hASrs, and All Others respectfully
invited 10 call
eel at s1ca prices viii satisfaction
To ouT old customers aud friends, that
pains shan be spared Of patronage
Literally bestowed predecessors fort
years
Fail Supply Of Books and .Sfafioaarv
Ry the LIST September receipt entire new
Fall supply ~ Goods variety which shall
olcr icT sale al No. -, Main STREET.
JUsT PunLisuEn
Richardson's Virginia AMI Moth Carona Almanac for II 10
Ta.s American Form Book, beng most complete
iors books published:
Joynrs thu Statute Of Limitations
The Virginia WathlrT. n new collection OF song.
WILL SHORTLY PUBLISH
new Edition Of the southern Reading Book, Nos and
Mayo's New Justice Of the Peace.
DRINkER A. MORRIS,
Publishers, booksellers, Station els, Bookbinders,
fu : and D"aers IN Music ami Musical II.tmm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

WEBB, BACON " CO.
OFFER FOR SALE:
2S HBDs ST. Cooir Sugar. part prime
w vs. On v Rico de-, do 30
90 Pkss wool--y- do
10 bhi- crushed Nd puyeriSed Sugar
20 do Clarified do
20 hhd' Porto Rico Mola.ses
$50 bag. Rio
40 Jo I.aruyra a
Go do oh Java fIoffEh
Maraeabo and Domingo
O. packages g. Powder Tea part extra 6ne
i4'o SIDES Sole Leather good stamp and damaged
Harness do
700 lbs Thread
80 boKrs Sperm Candies
oO do iinlrs Patent Candies
Crew, Tallow do
i'o boxes brown and IS do CASTLE Soap
Hans Shaving and var, gated
10 boxes superior Starch
Is eases Calsbra I.icorc.
:: kegs refined sAltpere; bbIs Alum
- casks c"pPeas, ~ bbs GROUND I.ngwood
20 bones extract logwooi. hhd aadd.r
e"Toons Caracas Indigo
90 baskets pure olive
Barrels TanE-rs do
- bags Pepper ; In Pimen:o: Ginger
Boi.s sHiO Window Gas-; IO1I. do.
300 A.ss Cut Nails, 4iy 2eiv.
tons iiist.fed Steel Hoop Iron
$40 hags shot. assorted
loo lbs Ear Lead
Kegs Duponis Powder
100 1900 a Sr'' D Do Bunch Rai.'",
200 bbls Nos I and . n. C. cut Herring,
IS do Ro. do
50 bbls No 7 Msekrr.I
leo dor Painted
100 nests Wood Ware
10 there's prime fresh Rice
Cotton Yam; Irvine Candewck
Red Cords; Leading Lanes
wrapping, WIRING aud Latter
tldrr Vinegar; Sc.,i1 Grind stones
Sacks Liv-IppoI sah Gro.nd do
stnn~ Ware, Tar flnV-f S-ed, &c. &c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

FOX NEW YORK.
Srrs The regular packet schooner Lynchhurg
Capt Gould. having of her engage. nd
baard VAL with immediate despatch o fr-
or pa-aer having good accommodation. apply
NJ l.udlni. whaIi,
Iu las FISHE2r- Sons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
FRIENDSHIP

In all the various n,ercour.cs Of man will, man there i,
nothing that gives life greater pure aud sincere
friendship lie who can lay his hand upon his even
should that hand be heavily pressed and
and say TO HIMSELF q" have rend." is indeed happy
mortal lis friendship that every noble passion Of
the soul and bids me-worn seek another home Tbs
friendship that causes the soldier midst Of
DEATH and slaughtered comrades, still maintain his ground
and bid tho foe defiance. IT'S friendship that moves the
heart OF the ran-speads the humble calls forth
the well filled purse-cheers the dropping hearts of tho
meanest howell, and gently whispers the unfou-
nate Publisher, coward" This h friendship without dis
guise-pure noble and holy! How enobng and cheering
after intervening lapse Of years. the hand Of
some friend and give hearty shake. There feeling
resulting from firm cnch and good shake Of tho hand
that makes as 1t were oil the beuues OF Eden
and seems To smooth the rough and rugged path life
We don't want any OF vour puny ile shakes but whole
souled one One that when the grasp taken never
reaxes Its hold until ones self shook from cenlr. TO cir
conference! shake that be friendship louder than
words Thcm's the kind o. shakes for us,
Southern Family Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
Additional Supply OF New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS

ph uUUDN.
W r. are now receiving and opening. a second
supply Of seasonablr Goos, comprising p,sry new ana
beautiful ye purchased cash pnees and viii n,
SOW W wholesale OF retail at moderate advance on IN. cost,
par. "iH be found enumerated below.
hifa snp"rine printed Balzoun-s AMI Barrres
do DO black and SECOND mourning do
super French aud ElrisioB Ginshams and Lawn,
IN black and white do and Balnorn. do
Rch laced. striped, ami plaid MuslinS
fl-in braid, tucked, and cmbro.dered Robes
super PLAIN and striped black and amy coio, s
po French and Amcrie Prnt-. al pr,er.
ffn'ed JAeonets, Lawn and Muslin Gtnahams
Rich iternanne and Barge shaw- ana searf,
do Lace. Polka, and satin stirred do
Neu sha~s- SEATS, and FaHey HaDissrehieG.
ladies. black and white sik cotton IIo-.
Thread Ff' neh. and si- lalees Esings AMI
Embroidered, ivory paper and palm leaf Pan.
l'ain AMI spiral Gimp, bonnet and cap Rbhand.
Hair. era,s cloth. Victoria and corded ski,t,
.'na 'eh worked Coiars AMI low priced "
Long and sLou idct Gloves and l fingered Mrs
tloindeed heustiehed and taFc bordereL lsn C. Hds6.
Suprinse ifish shceung, Irish Linen api Lawn
iaoe paHiask Napkins, and brown nd b-aebed Coah.
I"Hi Eeii-' and black and white Mius all auabti..
Suift "o" hk Cloths and Cassimer-s and fancy do
sureinrs medium aad low priced Drn,nxs
paP o. ne, ttape CaIblU and French SuDmsr Clotb.
saIn Nalenlil, Marseiies and Jeans yestinr.
Heavy Areuhins Coionadrs, and lean.
WIN eomite assortment Of
mesues an OF which will be sold cheap for ea,h
Hy6 ~ I'LL. ~ - = e.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

FOR BOSTON.
sFre The Brig Josephine Capt. J. Robinson
rHh- now loaaiag Will day above i, ..
having good accommodations eight ansr--
APpy o Captain board
ia - HAskiSS L LIBBY.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-12-13

The seventh conference held al the Department Of
State, the 18th July, ls45, between the Hon. James
Buchanan, Secretary Of State, the American penpotenay
and the Right Honorable Richard Pakenham, the British pen
potenta when the pending negotiation respecting the Ore
gon Territory resumed. The American Penipotentary
presented the British Plenpoenay statement (marked
b. bearing date 18th July, ls45 made in compliance with
the request Of the latter contained in his statement aed
d. that the American Penpotenary would proprose
rangemen for equitable adjustment Of the question, and
define the and extent Of the claims Of the United
States to the territory north of the valley Of the Columbia
JAMES BUCHANAN,
X. PAKENHAM.
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Mr.. Calhoun TO Mr.. Pakenhom.
'ErAnTNENT OF STATE,

WAsHIseToS, AueusT %, 1874
srn The various subjects which necessarily claimed nv
attention entering the duties Of my Office have hereto,
fore, justly suppose in your note Of the 22d Of July
last prevented me from appointing time confer with you
and enter the negotiation in reference to the Oregon
riory.
These have at length been dispatched and in reply TO
the note which you did the honor to address of the
date above mentioned have 10 inform you that
ready 10 enter the negotiation and for that purpose pro-
pose conference to at O'Clock NJ, at the De-
parmeni OF State perfectly convenient you but if not
@any other which may suit your convenience to appoint
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The Government Of the United States participates in the
anxious desire of that of Great Britain that the subject may
be easily and satisfactorily arranged.
have the honor be, with high consideration sir your
obedent servant j. G. CALHOUN.
The Right Hon. r. PAKKSHAM, &C.
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Mr.. Pakenham 10 Mr.. Upshur.


Among the matters at present under the consideration
the two Governments there respecting which the B
tish Government anxious to an early and
satisfactory arrangement with the Government of the United
States than that relating the boundaries of the Oregon
Columbia territory
The undersigned her Maestys Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenpotenary, has accordingly been instructed to
lose time In entering into communication with the Secre
tary Of State OF the United States upon the subject.
In fulfment, them of the commands Of his Government
the undersigned has the honor to acquant Mr. Upshur ha
he will be ready TO confer with him, with view to uI,erio
negotiation the subject in question: whatsoever shall sui
Mr.. Upshur's convenience.
The undersigned happy in taking advantage OF this CD
portuniy to offer Mr. Upshu the assurance Of his hel
consideration. R. PAKENHAM
Hon. ABEL p. UPsHuR, &c.
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Mr.. Pakenham 10 Mr.. Calhoun.

WILMINGTON, August y, 1914.
Sir have had the honor TO receive your of this
mornings date in which you signify your readiness
the negotiation in reference the Oregon Territory pro-
posing to meet you conference that subject
morrow at one o'clock
In reply have the honor to acquant you that shall have
great pleasure in waiting you the Department of State
at the hour proposed.
Be pleased accept the assurance of my distinguished
consideration. r. PAKENHAM
The Hon. ]. G. CALHOUN, &c.
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THE OREGON QUESTION.

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
AND THE BRITIsH MINISTER.
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subject to the condition recorded in the protocol Of the third
conference held between the respective Penpotentaes in
London, in December 1885, j. @. CALHOUN.
r. PAKENHAM.
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Mr.. Webster to Mr.. For.
DEPARrMEsr OF SrATr.

WAsHISeTos, NOVEMBER U.s. 1912
SRI have the honor acknowledge the receipt Of your
note of the 18th instant upon the question Of the Oregon
Northwestern boundary with Of despatch recently
addressed TO the subject by the Earl of Aberdeen ex
Panatoy Of the wishes Of her Maesy Government both
which laid before the President few days afterwards
de directed me to that he concued entirely in the
Pedency OF making the question respecting Oregon terri
tory asubect OF medais attention and negotiation between
tha hs.a G>---~->-s- IT. I-s purpose
of expressing this opinion in his message Congress and
at distant day, communication will be made the Min
lister If the United States in London
pray you 70 accept the renewed of my dsn-
guished consideration DANIEL WEBSTER.
H s. Fox, ESQ, &c. &c. &c
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Protocols.

On the 23d of August 1874, conference held by APP
poinment at the Office Of the Secretary Of State in the city
Of Washington, between the Honorable John C. Calhoun,
Secretary of State of the United States and the Right Homo
nble Richard Pakenham her Britannia Maesys Envoy Elk
aordnay and Minister Penpotenay both duly authorized
by their respective Governments to treat of the respective
claims Of the two countries the Oregon Territory with the
view to establish permanent boundary between the two
countries westward of the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific
Ocean.
The conference opened by both sides of
the desire Of their respective Governments to approach the
question with desire, and in the spirit of compro
mse effect adjustment consistent with the honor and
just interests of either party The penpotentaries then
ceeded examine the actual state Of the question stood
at theta unsuccessful attempt to adjust it.
This done the American Plenpoentay desired to receive
from the British Penpotentary any fresh proposal he might
be instructed to offer the part of his Government towards
efecting adjustment
Tho British Penpotenary said he would be ready to offer
such proposal their conference hoping that the
American Penpotentay would be ready present propo
sal the part of his Government The conference adjourn
ed to meet on Monday, the Goth instant
j. G. CALHOUN.
r. PAKENHAM.
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AT the fifth conference held the Office Of the Secretary Of
State the 10th Of September the American Plenpoen-
ay delivered TO the British Penipotentary statement
marked b in ejoinder to his counter statement (marked
Al ]. G. CALHOUN.
r. PAKENHAM.
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Mr.. Upshur to Mr.. Pakenham.
DEPARTMENT OF SrArE,

WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 26, 1874.
The undersigned Secretary of State of the United States
has the honor TO acknowledge the receipt of the
the Gath instant from Mr. Pakenham her Maesty's Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentary in which he
that he will be ready confer with the undersigned
with view TO Interior negotiation the subject Of the bound
aries of the Oregon Columbia territory, whatsoever shall
suit his convenience
In reply, the undersigned has the honor inform Mr. Pa
kenham that he will receive him for that purpose the De
partment of State tomorrow, at II o'clock A. NJ
The undersigned avas himself with pleasure Of the
sion TO offer Mr. Pakenham of his distinguished
consideration. A. P. UPSHUR.
RIcHAnD PAKESaAM, Esq, &c.
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On the Goth of August 1884, the second conference
held between the respective Penpotentaes at the Office Of
the Secretary Of State.
The British Plenipotentary offered paper containing
proposal for adjusting the conflicting claims of the
tries The American Penpoentiay declined the proposal
Some remarks followed in reference the claims Of the
countries to the territory, when became apparent that
full understanding of their respective views in reference
them was at this STAGE in order facilitate future
proceedings 1t accordingly agreed that written state
mens containing their views should be presented before any
further attempt should be made to adjust them.
1t also agreed that the American Penpoenary should
statement at the conference and that he should
inform the British Plenpotentary when he prepared
hold it. ]. C. CALHOUN.
r. PAKENHAM.
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Mr.. Pakenham 10 Mr.. Calhoun.

WASHINGTON, JULY %, 1874.
sfR In the archives of the Department of State will be
found note which had the honor TO address, the Gath
February last the late Mr. Upshu expressing the desire
OF her Maesys Government conclude with the Govern
men OF the United States satisfactory arrangement respect
ing The boundary Of the Oregon Columbia territory.
The amcnted death Of Mr. Upshur, which occurred within
lew days after the date Of that note the interval which took
place between that and the appointment Of SUCCESSOR
o ne urgency and importance Of various matters which Of
eee to your attention Immediately after your
lesson 20 once, sufficiently explain why il has not hitherto
oeen N the power Of Government SIR to attend to the
important matters to which refer
a.. o e'on o. congress having been brought to close
and the present being the season Of The wear when the
puohc business IS usually transacted occurs to me that YOU
now ee ~ leisure to proceed the consideration Of that
SUBJECT Al al events becomes my duty to recall il 10 your
Iecoleco and to repeat the earnest desire Of her
Government that question which 40 mncb 3; Ell
~ o countries snouo oe disposed Of at the earliest moment
consistent with the convenience Of the C;ove,nn, 80 49,
United States. ''"'"' u u'e
have the honor to be, with high consideration sir vo
obedient servant, pAKPSussy, 80
The Hon. JoaS G. CALuouS, &c
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]. C. CALHOUN
r. PAKENHAM.

On the 18th September, 1884, the fourth conference
held at the office of the Secretary Of State when the British
Plenpoenary presented his statement marked D. counter
An ssls nf sh pi--r..--yy <rrnshrs
scented At the preceding conference.
]. C. CALHOUN.
r. PAKENHAM
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Proposal offered by the British Plenipotentiary at
the Second Conference

the Second Conference.
Whereas the proposals made both sides in the Of
the last negotiation had been mutually declined her Maesy
Government prepared in addition what had already
been offered the part Of Great Britain and in proof Of
their earnest desire to arrive arrangement suitable the
interests and wishes of both parties undertake make free
to the United States any port ports which the United States
Government might desire, either the land Van
couver's island south of latitude 400.
On the I'd of September, 1874, the third conference
held at the Office of the Secretary Of State according APP
poinment. The American Flenpoensry presented writ
ten statement of his views Of the claims of the United States
to the portion of the territory drained by the Of the Co
umba river, (maked Al and containing his for de-
Ginning to accept the proposal offered by the British Penpo
Tertiary at their second conference.
j. G. CALHOUN
r. PAKENHAM.