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WAITHFTI EXERCISE

JA1E5 +. STAkBCcz,
FRANCIS SEGER. Secretaries
HxSzY w. STRONG,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-12
.RTICLEI..Bi,lo of Rights.

s,-ro. Nomeaber oil this State shall be DISTINGUISHED
Ssoryed Of any OF the rights privileges secured 10
Az citizen thereof, unless By the law Of the land, the
IS Tie Trial by jury In all cases in which it has been
.,toiore used shal! remain nvio!ate forever. But
- sl NAV be waived by the parties in all civil cases
II ,,,rreT IN he rrescflbel by IpLy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
EXECUTORS SALE

THE undersignrd Will, on the I'd day OF February
next at Soldiers Joy the late residence OF Daniel
Hg1enbothan, deceased in the county IL Nelson, aud
Immediately on The Canal, sell, 81 public auction the
highest bidder all lh- perslase property belonging 10
the said Testaor, consisting OF large quantity Of very
valuable iIGisehod Furnlnre nc description,
larg. stock o Horses, work sfars and neat Cattle, OF
Sheep and Hogs, mad large quantity Of Kitchen and
Plantation Furniture and Utensils of description
all the crops "f Corn supposei 10 he between Eve and
ak hundred barrels, the Oats, Fodder and other Crops
and its oal and the crop Of Tobacco made the present
wear ON the Soldiers Joy Plantation together with from
Two to four thousand pounds Pork and Riding Car
rage, Harness, &c.-which sale will be made upon n
credit Of month"; the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security. The sale will be continued the fol!
lowing day.
And upon The 4th day Of the month at the same
place. there will be offered for sale The highest bidder
ali the SLAVES of the said Testaur ntout eighty in
number, most Of them very likely and among the num-
her are two good bl1eksrihs and good Cdrptnter.-
Where the Slavrs have families, they will be s0ld In Ia
miles so least ss not 10 stparHte mothers from their
children here the latter Of tender ears aud they
will he said for cash. for appror,d negotiable Notes sa
sfactory endorsed, payable at four months including
the legal interest And, upon the samc day, the sol
ders Joy Plantation will he rented T. the highest bidder
for more years may he agreed on al that tme
the person renting give bond with approved security
for the rent payable end OF the year he quantity
Of about 2s0 bushes OF wheat hav. been sown upon the
land, which the person renting vii have the sencht Oh
and In all respects, The plantation WE, Al the Time OF
renting be In ne order for crop for Tue wear, rs mo
hands kept upon II until the renting VIII DC employed 10
preparing The plantation for crop; and u may be that
the sale OF the corn wi he he'd ~ mill the day Of rent
ns give the opportunity Of supplying the pinee;-of
this however, the Executor viii Judge al the timo-
Should the weather prevent the sale on the days above
mentioned, IL will be continues rem gay 70 esy' III
completed. 'UhN !. LoNUoH,
Executor Of Daniel Higgenbolham, deed.
DEC. 33-dlawkr2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

IN The House in voting appropriations towards
P oseculIrS war arising under such circum-
sauces 10 successful and glorious ISSUE he
secuted The ica that We were unable to meet
England IN all lie pcmp and glory Of her pride,
and prophesied that, should the conflict come
MOI only the Oregon question, but all others in
dispute between us, would be speedily settled
lie iniimaed also, in rather broad terms, that
war would speedily give US power 10 dictate our
own terms to Britain; and that It's grand result
would re The immediate swcepin" away of every
Veslise o! iicT authority now existing on Inc con.
tinenl OF North America (llere the excitement
became SO great that applause burst forth from
all quarters OF the House lie said that, as sin
cercly as nc deprecated war in any instance, and
was opposed 10 military establishments as Il &C.
neral rule to defend our title 10 Oregon, he would
60 ior both. He further remarked, that, in his
Judgment, giving The notice did not preclude fur
'her negotiations; and that he wouid advise the
government at once 10 adopt the memorable ro-
icy OF the great Frederick-io occupy The terri.
tory, and then negotiate Tor it.
Mir. Charles J. lngersoll next obtained the floor
10 continue the dchale, bit the House adjourned.
He will Of course, make tie next speech on the
SUBJECT. Words cannot express the deep excite
meat which pervades all breasts here, nor cab il
possibly be al!ayed until the future course Of The
American Government upon The suhjcc; is public
" known. Notwithstanding the efforts daily and
hourly being made 10 repTess il, the feeling will
show itself, as to-day in the House, and of lae in
the Senate, al every turn in debate, upon which
an alluson 10 The question can possibly be intro
duced. Your readers may rest assured Cor am
most rgreeionsv mislal;en) thai Congress will
pursue the course Swallowed forth in The Presi-
dehrs Message. The notice WILDE given
MACON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
SALE or LAND, NEGROES, STOCK AND CROP
IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

SHALL proceed TO sell to the hlshes $40 o'oaeT on ,r
Jobn Tucce, deceased, four FIVE miles above Farm.
vile. on The main stage road to Lynehburg about eight
hundred Of land. between tWfn,y ana p ,h,i,s
Girls: among them there is good Blacksmith h'st
,,e ,ook and rst rate Weaver also the Stock Crop,
&C &c Fer particulars sec handoi,s;; .,n..n
Administrator with the will ANNEXED oi Jpnn Iuree'
deceased, and Commissioner. jan S-e'us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
yOLEsss1 as--NG. 20.
The Philadelphia U. 5. Gazetie contains The
following curious paragranh:

The Philadelphia L. 5. Gazette contains The
following curious paragraph:
"Gosslp-Our readers are entitled 10 all The
gossip which We hear that deserves repetition;
and among the assertions which We ia! occasion
10 read yesterday was one from gentleman o.
great worth and extensive observation, who
writes 10 a TREND in this city something as fol-
lows:
81 do not knew what may lie tie results II
such movement, whether peace or war but
really believe That am we'll informed. when I,el!
YOU, that Great Britain, France and another Eu-
rorean Power are planning 10 regulate matters
in Mexico, 10 erect iha, republic into constiiu-
'ional kingdom, and place upon its throne son
OF Louis Philippe
Now, We Gu not know whence The wrier de-
rived his information bur his position is iavora
BILE 10 the acquisition ct facts connected with
Mexico ard the interests Of this county"
The Wing, a few days since, INDUCED in some
OF lis usually liberal and accurate structures,
based upon rumor, that Mr. CroswelI, Of he
Albany Argus, was 10 be associated in The Editor
ship OF The Washington Union. The following
paragraph from the Argus destroys ,hs whole
! story:
"Some Of The public journals and their cores
pordent> have recently revived the story tha, the
senior editor OF this paper had received and ac-
/ cepted propositions 10 lemove 10 Washington,
in some connection il is presumed (for rumor i,
not very explicit in This particularly with the
i Union.
I'VE assure our friends that tie rumor, what
ever NAY be lis origin has no foundation in fact
or probability. We have not had, ard have not
now. any expectation or desire 10 20 10 Washing
ton in any capacity; nor do we conceive iha, cir
cumsiances there or here will require change in
this aspect OF The mailer. Certainly line ability,
tact and industry, with which The Union is con
Quoted, need no additional force Of that could be
suppiied) from this or any other quarter"
The same paper Of Wednesday last states, that
in the case OF Tie Farmers Bank of Hudson u.
/ Herman Livingston, involving the constitutional
ity Of The General Banking Law, the Cour, for
the Correction Of Errors, by Vote Of II 10 re
versed The decision Of The Supreme Court, and
thus sustained The constulicnaiiy otlhe law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
MILITARY PROMOTION

"Malek Adhel, The Washington correspond
enl OF the Pennsylvania, referring 10 The debate
in Congress on Naturalization, says, General
Bedinger, the member from The Winchester
District, Virginia, won golden opinions. He IS
a sound debaler, and learned and eloquent
man"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
SATURDAY, JAN. 3, 1916.

SATURDAY, JAN. d, io1o.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
A bill concerning sherifls' aud other officers,
commissions on executions, was read third time
and passed; an Intellectual effort having been made
by Mr.. TAYLOR, TO amend the same, by way
Of RYDER, to the effect that Trustees named III
Deeds Of Trust, and commissioners appointed by
Court, who are authorized 10 make sale OF real or
personal property. be allowed five per cent upon
ihe 6rst 1900 and Two per cent on The residue.
BILLS PRESENTED
Further TO provide for the revision ofihe CrImi-
nal Code.
More etfecuallv to punish certain rcspassers.
In relation 10 confession OF judgments.
To render certified copies OF papers admissible
in evidence, in lieu Of the originals, in certain
cases. -
Directing payment by the board OF public
works 10 the directors Of the road from The Ohio
River by Morgantown 10 the Maryland line and
for other purposes.
E1emping the volunteer companies OF Frank,
lin county from the extra musters now required
by law;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

u. We are requested TO state. that Isaac J..
Lettwch, Esq, the present able delegate from the
counties Of Wy,he and Pulaski, will not be a
candidate for re election mex. Spring.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-08
Prom the New or,can. P,e,,,n.

CAsr OF HYpRorHoBlA-We have been furnished by
Dr. Mueller with the following description Of Of by
drophobia treated by him. translated the German Cou
rier: =" On the 22d Of May n muatto woman named So
Phia living in the neshborhood Of Dr. Luzenberes Hoe
pa was bitten by OF the dogs belonging the house
he dog exhibited all the appearance OF hydrophoba roh
ing at the mouth and abhOrng the sight water He had
bitten several small dogs, aud when the girl attemp
ne him up as usual he bit her in the lett arm infctng
Tour wounds two side and two on the other The
dog and those he had bitten were Immediately killed
Some hours alter was called. and Immediately employed
all the means thought advisable burning the wounds and
promoting suPpuTaton few days after she was seized
with giddness and difficulty swallowing, but those
symptoms disappeared under the pursued treatment Al
the expiration OF four weeks suffered the wounds to hea
and the patient appeared TO be perfectly well until Sunday
the 10th July the Goth day after she had been ben when
she was suddenly seized with paroSysm of rage Her
gaze was hxed she othed the mouth and bit the towel
bedeiohes and whatever she could get hold of recos
nized no wished the pitcher be thrown
and desired TO the dogs had her secured and bed
her till she tainted. When che herself she recoe
nized me- shed tears and appeared she considered hs
her dissolution was near caused her be conveyed to
the hospital where burned again all the wounds. the signs
OF madness having returned Towards evening she regain
ed possession OF her senses and up this Time
perfectly well. J. w. MUELLER, NJ. ID.
franklin ln6rmary, July 3Oih, 1886.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-08
T nc 9'TIIs UNI tHNITUn
The man that needles with cold iron -
"A Fact not Generally Known
To the Editors OF the Wing


CENTENNIAL in your paper OF this morning, a
publication Of the paragraph that has been going the rounds
OF the press for the last few monhs in relation the
death OF Washington The paragraph is as follows
"WAsHiNsroS's DEArH-It is fact not perhaps gene
rally known, eastern paper that Washington drew
his last breath in the last hour the a, day the
week OF the last month Of the year. and the last year
OF the century. lie died Saturday night, - o'clock Dec
81, 1899"
Now in all the histories OF the L. States that have
amined and in his biography by Marsha stated that
he died the fourteenth of Dec, 1899" But perhsps
my authorities good; and if you, Messrs Editors
inform your readers where the author Of the paragraph
alluded to obtained his information, and whether
liable, you will do Of them least, favor, and
greatly Oblige Investigator OF TRUTH
THURSDAY, Aug. 6, 1886.
I-All we have to say, in reply correspondent,
that copied the paragraph upon which he comments
and the OF which nc exposes from OF our
change papers, without taking the pains whe
ther its statements We publish his
note with pleasure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-08

ANLEicAN los ~ LoSDoS.-A late London paper con-
tans an advertisement that cargo six hundred tons Of
this pure sPrng water iee Wenham Lake has JUS. been
discharged at ST. GATHERINGS Docks IL added b, .fo
actual use II worth three times much rough ice THE
ice formerly used in London being caedJ while the
fetai. pTce less Price los per ewi, II lees than %
he I'd per d. Delivered twice daily all parts Of Lon
dom Along with tie general VI ICE "ReirRerators
or Portable leehouses" have become article Of yey in
creased demand and they advertised al prices from
II lO to tO 10 company for the sale Of ice and re-
iugeratos has been established in London with on agency
IN Liverpool.
There IS ule doubt that the demand for these article,
w very rsPdy increase IN England and that agencies for
their sale might be advantageous established IN ,Il the
spnnciJ OIL towns.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-08
Wonders of ues1nerj,,n.

We copy the following from late number Of tho "Soutb-
ron" excellent paper Published Jackson, Miss
Dr. Gisr, Of this city, has recently performed surgical
operation .in removing umor) upon Mrs. Msuhews the
wife Of the Auditor Of Public Account under rsthorre-
mBrkab.e Circumstances. The Doctor though he makes
exhibitions Of IT, for sA0w, possesses great powers Of
animal magnetism. On the Oath Of June he visited Mrs
MattEeus, aud for the fret time, mesmefizcd her with
view Of taking out tUfnOf. He again on the
9th and 9th June put her INTO mesmenc sleep The tn
situated Just behind the angle Of the lower Jaw on
the left side II the face, and the lower hs II the pa
fOtod gland IL was slightly nhamed and exceedingly
tender the touch, much 20, that she could scarcely
bear the Doctor 10 touch L Oh the evening Of the - Of
July, DR.. Gis in company with Dr. Langley visited her
She did not know that no intended perform the opera.
ton ,ha evening but suspected the fact, Dr. L. was IN
company She was, therefore, much aghtod. But Dr.
g. succeeded IN putting her fully under the magnetic in
went after Chancellor Cooke Treasurer Clarke end adv
and Mr. Geo. B0ddo, who near By 10 the presencs
Of whom, Dr. g. proceeded the operatun assisted by
DR.. LarR oy and Mr. Dsmukcs student Of Dr. Ga lie
removed portion Of the skn inch and half long, and
inch wdo and about bali on inch doop including
the skin and entire cellular tissue together with the entire
tumor II bed freely. After which, Dr. q; closed The
wound b. three stitches and adhesive straps and thus com
peied the operation, occupying n oil psrhsps twenty min
The pulse counted BY Dr.. Langley before and
after the operation and found 10 have vsried
single best the minute had the nlprauon changed
Those who watched tho cOunonanco during the operation
could not detect the slightest change In the features not
even tho contraction Of muscle although it was cor
would have been, bot for the magnetic Sleep very pain
ful one; pshsps much the amputauon Of on arm
About hai an hour aier the operation over the Doe
tor woke her up, called her attention 20 something else and
got her 10 sUghing mssmero laugh butts cure snOusL
lssgh perfectly naurai one Her attention vss then cal
led 70 the wound She perfectly astonished end said
che hhd known nothing Of II. "but and burns"
NJ" MsiiheWs s now IN rapid state Of recovery and
will soon be entirely well.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-08
Adj VaIorem Duties.

The Baltimore American the erroneous impress
sion soughlo be created by OF the Administration
journals reference to Mr.. Csys alleged advocacy Of I'D
valorem duties. II ssys
"In referring TO Mr. Cars language on that Subject
they omit make mention Of the fact that home ualua-
especially designated the basis Of the ad palo
system which be idyO0red. THIS Of course changes
the whole aspect Of the FIT for the fraud Of
false and for the low Oi valuation made IN for
egn from which goods shipped the principle
Of fixing duty according the value would be very
good In where IL be applied without
the danger Of fraud evasion upon articles Of known
value, the Whigs admit 1t.
"B1i for the very that have not home valua
ton the friends Of protection generally prefer specific du
With such duties the whole prOeesss simple; the
efficiency Of the duty certain"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-08
Another Veto Expected.

We find the following paragraph in the Washington
Union of Wednesday night:
"ln a time Of war, when, the President remarks in
MS veto message compelled raise the means for
carrying 1t by raising loans issuing treasury notes
sngdlary inoPpoTiune debt OF five mil
lions French claims, which have been pending for the
last forty years, and appropriate much Of the public
lands will that amount. Ii necessarily intereres
with the government in eking revenue BY the
sale OF Its public lands IL is calculated raise up a com
petition only in The sale OF its lands but IN the
lands owned by the individual citizens Of the west"
We take tfor granted, therefore, that the bill referred
will be vetoed We have examined the Justice Of
the old French claims and therefore cannot express
any opinion regard to the proprety OF paying them
But take it for granted tLat maontes could scarcely
be found both HJuses Of Congress- to vote away five
millions OF dollars. if the claims equitable And
If that be So hilk Government has already with
held from claimants what belongs them much too
long. The Government may be hard run-but So we ina
CINE, many Of those the Of whose money it has
so long enjoyed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-08
From Honduras.

The N o. Bee, July 3lst, sHys:-By the arrival Of the
brig Charles Hammond, have received the Baize (Jon
duras) Observer and Gazette OF the Iih inst II does not
contain much intelligence Of The 4ih July was
celebrated by American residents and American
vessels IN port, by the firing Of sautes public dinner
&c The Americans in the place have published a card
acknowledging the courtesy OF the commanders the va
ous British vessels who decorated their vessels ON the
occasion.
Advcos from GuatomalD. to the 9th June have been
received There Is every probability Of renewal Of re-
evolutionary On the 26:h during the funeral
obseques OF the late Archbishop, il discovered that
plot had been formed for the assassinAton OF
Carrera and those in power. The service
interrupted and Of those present fed to their homes
whilst the troops and artillery turned loaded arms
and occupied the streets The outbreak checked but
It was much feared that 1t could be long delayed Ru.
Of revolution in different sections Of the State were
rife ia the capital. The position Of Foreigners there ~
represented. at present. extremely ptecarious more
than usual hatred being openly expressed towards hem
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-08
ST. LouI,. July %

ST. Iout. July %
feahfsers for Slnis Fs.-Yesterday. Maj Mitchell.
VINO to 20 out IN Col Prices regiment Mai Walker and
MAJ. SPAoldins. Paymsses in tho u. s. Amy lott for
Tort Lesvenwoh, board the Little Missouri Colonel
rheep regiment VIII rendszsous at Fort Lesvenworth
sooat the LIST OF August and. they can be or
gahreo wi proceed, en- route. to Join Gen. Koarneys
eommand not probable that this regiment will over
Jake 'he General before they reach Benrs Fort
Repubiieaa
SAootinE Se'ape-A personal rceontre growing gu, of
difficulty Of long standing took place at Carondee, yes-
terday morning between Amable Cuiou and TtuJcau n.
Blond. IN which the former was shot with n gun ahout