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r AWYER'S COMMON PLACE
IL With an Alphabetical Index q ..
Thousand Titles which occur in Leg
and Practice, together with suitable =.
leading and overruled cases, charactct
etc.
"Common- placing is so necessary, =.
out a wonderful, | might say, miracu'o :
OF memory, three parts OF reading y
be utterly lost to one who uses u no. :.
Discourse.
Just received and Tor sale al ..-
D. c. KIN
March "a Next door 10 70
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Spring Supply.

SpsiIhS SuIPss
DOCKS, STATIONERY AND PIANO
ID FORTES.-We have commenced Ieceiy-
ing our supply Of Books, Staiioaery and Piano
Fores for spring sales. Our stock, al all times
comma nding, will be considerably increased By
these additions mailing us 10 offer inducements
10 those who will favor US with CALL
NASH & WOODHOUSE
March l6-tf 1877 Main 81.
rNURPlN'S OFFlCE-Tuesday, March 81
$4,000 for 00.-New Jersey Lottery
Glass 4l-drawing comes 10 hand tonight al :
o'clock. Capitals: ! Of $4,000 dollars 5000,
1000, $500, 1924, 30 Of 1000, &c. 10 Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets IS %. This is really good
scheme. and every body ought TO have Ticket
in it. By investing dollars with Turpin, you
will make your eternal fortune. Just call down
al TuTpin's Office, and select PI'ze ticket
Sales close at 4 o'clock This afternoon.
TURPIN'S OFFICE,
March % No 10. East Main Street.
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T. HI Il A Il Es IL

The MANAGER has The homer q +
cling that he has formed an cpss gem,
MADAME AUGUSTA, who viii u
first appearance on WEDNESDAY
ING, March 25,h, IN The Grand !
Ea GiselIc,
Which will be produced in The same -
the Park Theatre, where it has been n,
Tor three consecutive weeks TO cfoWde4
She will be supported by Monsieur fefi
Mr.. CHARLES TARsLoE, MISSES HaR7, u
ToLLMAS, WRIGHT, Mason, Drsols, ana.
and gentlemen OF The Corps dc Ballet
II In consequence OF The immense :
attending the engagement OF the I'd
tinguishecsAr,istes, the price OF ad missia-
To The Boxes 81
To the PIT
II For particulars, see bills OF The Ga
March 81
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STRATToN's OFFICE, No. 81
- Street.
Let allthe world say what hey caa
For selling prizes STRATTos's the n, r..
Drawing OF Va. Monongalia, No y :
IS 4 81 90 II 73 20 63 % 10 81 e.
Whole Tickle, Nos % Sc 63 al1 =
10 56-sold and paid by STRa s.
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lO.OOO Dollars Sold

DRAWN UUmUPIS til Lte~UUIS I@I3'V's
March 23d: :.
Sc 50 IL / II 40 60 S : GO 80 . :
Whole Ticket Nos. IL 50 Sc, lhe q: .
OF $4,000, sold and will be paid a y, = i
Drawn numbers Of Sussex, EXC, =
March 81
% II 4 SO 81 81 Al SO - .
Drawn numbers of Alexandra Lo.!t"F
March 81: ii
80 26 80 IS GO 25 Al IS II 81 :
Mach o. -
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RALTIMORE MARKEr, March

a LII
Corr;.-prices continue hf,E, butiransactions
have bean chiefly from second hands, art con
s;s,ed exclusively OF Rio al II 10 SIC. Per To-,
FtorR-Cily Mills, with small stock, has sold
IA sl4a4 S1l per Dol. since Our last weekly
renort-some miIlers, however are firm at w.
Howard Stree, cannot BE- qnoled over 6ot Tor
good mixed brands, and there have been lransac-
lions towards the close repaired 10 US al !iaclloh
less. while 5elec, brands haze commanded Of.
10 on.
remely lieh;. and The parcels coming toy ward are
are moi sought for with inncn avidi.y. Inc pes'
red Wheat will not command over 100 c;s. from
mil,ers and Corn 60c. for white, and "a 10 W loi
yellow, The latter rather improperly quoeG as
marke! price. Oats are nomihally SO 10 sc;
MoLsssgs- There have been sales OF New
Orleans al o5I 10 29c. and Cnba at q, both iouF
months. Al auction on Tuesday, 6O nnds. f0rlo
Rico were disposed OF a. - 10 29sc. per gdi'o"'
also 4 months. -.
psovIsroSs-Bacon, IN Moderate Ieques,' n .s
soId ar s 70 G, els. for hog round, 81 TO 81 Tor
Shar,lers. G, 10 81 for Middlinss, and ; 10 . Tor
Hans Lard is shade better; and sold al els,
cash and lime; but not 10 be had at that price a.
close. Roll Butter has sold al ii to rs Gus.
Smo,rs-N. I. Rum remains q abou! ~ CTS;
and Whiskey steady at % TO "A CTS. toI hnds ana
bbls. ,-..-.
Orleans NAV BIZ onoed s. 10 81 cents, re-saics a.
,hc later. ABDUCTION, on Tuesday, oil loU mas
pcr.o Rico gu, ~, IS sold at 81 GO TO 80 per
100 lbs. four months
r-op.cco-Not a transaction has come TO cur
knowledge, and the inspections comprise only &c
bh5,. Of which IS were Maryland.-lSun.
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VOLUME XLII.-NUMBER 80.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

H.
Al a Court OF Monthly Sessions held for Caro-.
line county al the Courthouse, on the 9th cav az
February 1916:
The death Of LAWRENCE w. BERRY. late a
member Of The Bar of said Court, having been
announced, The following preamble and resolu-
iions were adopted, ard ordered 10 he entered on
the mInnlcs OF the Cont:
The Sudden and unexpected death OF Law snt e
w. Berry. Esq, which has jusi Leen arnornced.
has Tiled with grief This Court, lis on GERS ana
The members CT lis bar-tor all and each OF us
loved and respected him. Learned and eminent,
as lawyer, he owed much Of that em,nencc 10
his exceeding purify Of hear,, and cquani,nitv Of
temper, which never suffered his Judgment like
other mems, 10 be biased or swerved BY interest.
pIJrdice, or passion. Distinguished as one OF
the able> urists in The Stale, he had attained me
yet higher distinction o. being considered BY all
VINO knew him, as one Of tic pures; and bes. OF
men-thereiore,
R'solred, That We deeply deplore The death OF
Lawrence w. Berry, ESQ late member of this
Bar and that tins Court, is officers and The mcu-
oers Of lis Bar, will, in tespec, for his memory
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resotred. That VIC sincerely sympathize with
his be'eaved and afflicted family, 10 whom copy
oil these proceedings will he forwarded as a tcs,i.
monial Of Ilat sympathy, and Of our regard Tor
the deceased.
Ps@lred, Tha! The Editors OF newspapers in
Fredericksburg and Richmond, be requested 10
publish these proceedings.
A Copy-Tes,e:
JOHN L. PENDLETON, Cpk.
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FAMINE IN IRELAND.

Tie London Times Of the 9Th Of February,
says:
'There appears TO be no longer doubt ihas an
almost UNIVERSAL famine is about 10 V:slt ife!a'~
Such is The dire reality which has been loanlng
mon as through The midst Of Irish ruinoI and
English increduity. these four or five months, ana
whchis now TOO distinct and TOO fa!pab!e 70 60 any
longer denied. But The worst ieaiu'' 81 me case
is The almost utter absence CT resource. a dread
FIJI visitation of nature j aggravated ny ..e I'm
nerfect character of our social Institutions IL IS
impossible 10 hi, on a remedy which snail not run
in,o abuse. pass into a vicious precedent, and
peihaps, 10 Z great extent, nul!ityilseli and FcI-
oe,uaie The misery it affects 10 cure ;.
"The commissioners 10 investigate lEc co.ia',
lion of ireland, say il appears, from nndouo'ea
authority that Of 80 counties IN ireland, no. one
has escaped failure OF The potato crop; oi o ,es
poor law unions, not one is exenp'; o. = I,oo -
ELECTORAL divisions, above 4Vo are eef'a'n'y -
ported as having suffered"
FEELING N EsGraSD.-Mr. Bright, the ce!e-
brated An,i-Corn-Law Speaker, al meeting Oh
the League, held at Liverpool, on the ON uil.,
spoke as follows OF the relations OF England ana
the United States in connection WIN me PiofoS-
cd repeal o. the Corn Laws:
"Nr. Heyworh has spoken OF the unnea
States, and read paragraph from me report u
Mr. Secretary Walker, which ought 10 be pup,
iisked in every newspaper in the kingdom, and
be read by every NAN in Great Britain and Ire,
lsnJ-a repor. which extends The friendly hand
Of America 10 this coualry, asks Us 10 forget ey,
zones. and 10 be brethren as we cugh, no" 10 DC
n md cheerso 4 great relvetmn Of Lic aalert'
can Tariff must foaOr the adOliion 81 orr corn
lar. and lie abolition Of mr. corn lac sia lr'ese'
dr,rav all chance Of ,rar betm.sn nus eonn'rv and
ne Tn,teI S!ates. cloud and continued cheer.
inrA Is there man then present, with spark
Of benevolepce or Christian feeling, who does no
see Thai at this moment he is bound 10 come Tor,
ward and urge on this Great question 10 lna'
selilemen,7 (Cheers)"
ERs.n srrrrs.-A late Pi,lsbn.g paper SAYS
owe are led 10 infer that there Will se an i'm
mense stock OF provisions and breadstuHs hela
hack in all parts Of the West. So far as We car
lsarn in no pa OF The United States ha"e he &C
cornis BIZ the steamer Cambria affected 10 'he
sirbtes, degree The value of breads'ufs OF any ds
scr;nlion. nor is any change to be anticipated a
present, as shipments are very limited"
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From The Ttmcs.]
DEFERRED DEBATE-THE CONVEN-
TION QUESTION

Monday, February l6, in the House OF Dele
gates Mr.. MCPHERSON, from The Special Commit
Tee on The subject, reported bill Tor taxing the
sense Of the people on the question, "Shal there
be Convention to amend the Constitution OF me
Siate1" Immediately after il was reported, MT.
LYONS urged that it be taken up. Inc reasons
which he advanced, on making the motion, were
briefly stated in The report OF The days Pfoceeu-
ines. published in order. They called form re-
aarks from other gentlemen, which were duly re-
ported. Near The conclusion OF the debate, Mr.
LYONS replied to them as follows:
MIR. Speaker: In the motion which Submitted
This morning. to suspend the rule for The purpose
Of bringing The Convention question to immediate
decision, and n the very few remarks made,
did not intend TO involve myself in general ds-
cusson. The subject had been fully and ably
discussed by gentlemen on both sides, and on that
discussion was content 10 rest it. But the re-in-
PRODUCTION of il into The House, In new curse,
though for The same purpose, evinced temper IN
respect 10 it, which, in my opinion, mace IL ne
eessary TO meet, and finally decide IT, without lar
lher delay. l. therefore, made the motion, and, IN
making il, said that the question ought to be al
once decided-because il was clear, naked qnes-
lion Of power, and power for money; and il The
friends of Convention were determined 10 force
upon US Convention, based ON numbers mere
~ all appropriations, not absolutely necessary ior
The existing Government. should be withheld, and
Hose already voted adverted, and The session
cosedi for ii could not be expected that the East
eFnportion OF the State would consent TO large APP
preparations 10 pubic works in The existing order
Of things, with the knowledge, or strong probabi-
h,y, that new Government was about 10 be
forced upon 1t for the avowed purpose Of taxing
them sill more heavily, or division of the State
forced. as the only means of avoiding that Gov
ernmeni, when their means now expended, would
be left in the hands OF another Government and
people. The total Misrepresentation Of my re-
marks BY some gentlemen, make it my duty now
70 ask The indulgence of The House, for short
nme, while correct these misapprehensions-
one gentleman Qhe member from Monongalia)
Gaa said, that had thrown my weight Every
humble knew il TO be-too much so seriously 10
shect the question: in favor Of division Of the
Ssale-and another, The member from Harrison,
.1a' had threatened the West. Never was mis-
conception greater. 1t does not accord with my
Nnper or taste TO threaten. A brave man never
submitted 10 threat, but was excited TO resist.
s n ~ II, and coward was not worthy OF it.
mno no man could more deprecaie, or would do
more to prevent, a division of the State, than
would am not only Ior Virginia united, but
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Americana


The bill reported BIZ the House Committee on
the District OF Columbia, for the cession OF Alex
andria to Virginia, has been laid upon the tables
of the members, where il attracts good deal OF
attention. The provisions OF The bill in brief
are that with the assent Of the people of the Town
and county Of Alexandra, all that portion of The
District coded 10 the United States BY The State oil
Virginia, shall be coded back, and forever re-
linouished TO the State Of Virginia, in full and
absolute right and jurisdiction as well OF soil as
OF persons residing, or to reside therein
The laws of the district are to continue over the
citizens, as heretofore until Virginia shall pro-
vide by law for the extension Of her jurisdiction
and judicial system over the ceded territory.
The assent Of the people shall be given ey
vote 10 the act OF cession, and the deed shall be
done when majority Of the people vote in favor
of il.
The Government retains It's ownership TO the
Custom House and Post Office in Alexandra,
and gives 10 Virginia the Public Squares on
which stand the Jail and Court House.
This bill will NOT pass without good deal OF
debate, and probably not at all. The friends ss o.
cession, however, are very active in behalf Oh the
measure
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TRIRTTE OF RESPECT.

Al Court held for Louisa County, on Tues
day The ] i;h day CT November. l8i5:
tbeing announced 10 the Court that since lis
.s>son ARCHIBALD I. CocDwIN, for some Fears
worthy and efficient member Of lis body, and
most esiimable citizen has departed this life
therefore,
Rc~lted, That he Court hes heard oi The
death OF Archibald T. Goodwin, with The deep
est Tegret-that he was Il most uprich. c;.izer and
efficient justice. And the Court and members 81
The Bar, 60 hereby tender 70 bis amily thei-
heartfelt sympathy.
Reso'rcd that The members Of the C,ur aid
Bar will wear the usual badge Of inccsniDg Tor
thirty days.
Reoired, Tia; copy of these resolutions be
Enquirer AID Richrn6hd wing, win request
lha, they publish hem.
Rs.oirsd, That TIC Court do now adjourn.
JOHN HUNTER, Clerk.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
In Sussex County Cour; Fe,.ruary Term

10 Sussex County Court, February Term. 1886;
Whereas, since the last term OF lhl> Curt il
hath pleased an all-wise God 10 remove from
amongst US Major Li,tleior Lanei the Clerk OF
this Court, who died a, his residence IN this
county on the Sih day OF January last Major
Lanier had acted as the Clerk Of this Court iof
the last twenty years, during which Tine, until
few weeks previous 10 his death, he c:scharrci
the duties Of his office faithfully and promptly.
and, as we have every :eason 10 believe, 10 the
entire satisfaction OF all
Therefore, Resoirel That We deeply sympa-
lhize with the family and relatives Of he de
ceased Tor he loss which lLey. rs wei as the
community in watch he lived, Lave su,,a met
ard, as testimony of our respee; Tor his memo
ry, we, the members OF The Court and Bar and
The Officers Of the Courl, will wear cr-pe on The
left arm for thirty days.
Resoired, That these proceedings he entered on
Tic minutes Of the Court, and ihat copy oi the
same be forwarded 10 The widow Of the deceased,
and also 10 The editors of the Petersburg Intelli-
gencer and The Richmond Enquirer, with re-
quest that they publish tic same.
A Copy-Tesle:
SAM L. RAlNES. c. P T.
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TN CHaSCERY-ViRc,siA:- Northurnb1nano Iou'-
i " Court, 9th February, 1876:
cambridge Cox, guardian 10 Lucy II: nnd rahne.us
g. ". Leland, ao"'iai"'
against Am
Peter P. Cox ard Ann Mnra bis wife, wEa was nHn
Maria Leland and thu children Of the said Pefrt = 20.
nnd Ann Maria his aie, and Lucy K. and faI.e'u'
r. II. Leland. ,p,n..i and
Thi, day came the complainant BY ms ,hl me de-
IL appear:np 10 the satisfaction OF tue Coi,. n, If III
fsndan,. Peter p Cox and Ann Maria III" "iie anu
children Gre no. nhabiarts OF tins on
the motion OF The complainant by hi hsrs On ,bs s s..
aersa lnat ,re IN Nav next and the complain
s sSs s and this order Be S''Sr en-
Rehmoad EsGs ss ioD, s"of q he Court
s neS!. az s@d his s county. Copy. Tes.e.
Feb 7o-cw2Ia .. O. Sn'11o1' "
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OuR NEW Posr MAsrER.-The question is at
last settled, [saysthe Wheeling Argus, aud Alex
ander Newman, Esq, our present emcient
State Senator has received the appointment, 10
take affect the frsl pro1imo.
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Saturday, February 2sh, was one OF The dark
est and coolest days we recolleci. How different
was the scene in New Orleans. The Delta Of
that morning dwells with poets rapture upon
"the peach trees in blossom-lhe opening flowers
of Spring-ihe green foliage bnl''ins lorlh' ano
all around, Inc sweetest perfumes horne on genie
zephyrs from the beautiful gardens which meet
the view at every iurn."
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The Legislature Of Louisiana have, a;ier a
warm struggle, fixed upon Baton Rouge as The
future seat Of Government # that Stale. Many
members CT liz Legislature sill contend, Thai an
amendment TO The Constitution BY which The
seat OF Government will be continued in Now
Orleans, will be sustained by majority OF the
voters Of Louisiana. Hence, they will oppose
any immediate appropriations 10 erect State
House and other public buildings.
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ID FGRAvIS, who fnr the lat seventeen years vas
IL. been Deputy Clerk of Powbat7n, hcins 40 ioL.tf
nraord In tba, crs his services 10 the pun
lie generally, and the citizens Of Powhat-n pa,icual5'
for The transaction OF any business Tor winch Ne q.a
liIed lie will draw cnnvryances OF al, xmas .1.'e
..rar,, fheirg CnmnIs. Toner IN shancery,1 collect
debts. &C. &c W.ll undertake h- collection =. q ~
in Amelia Cumberland and Goochi9nd, ~ lihit.oJ 70
his own county and viii go To any other parts o 'ne
sia,r If sntficl. nj in duo ment be offered
lie takes tie liberty without consulting tssm;e r.
f.rrnc to Judge Copton and samuel layor' II. .ones
and Samuel p Haw-s Esqrs., ard 10 every gentleman
in Powhaten. v;,,
e.
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ru,rNTy DOIJARS REWARD.

TWENTT UULLAho KEW HNU,
IAN AWAY from the subscriber about The eighth Of
IL last month, ny man HARRY, who Is abon forty
year. Of age. will give the above reward oil twenty
ailsrs 10 any ore who viii apprehend and deliver hn
n me AT S,eyensciIle. King & Queen county hr was
raised near Milcrs In EsseI county, and Is erhars ia
~, so".tv now JOHN BACLEI.
Feb aD-ewlmt
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e..-t.-
~ tHa y Eli y, ,r''''ls = a =. ~, -, -.
Court Oh Id" Nv. ".'".'. 49, , ~, -, '' "
acconlack "a Ihe -. Gay " nc, ,, ,b T. n,
hany ahh Betsy MS VIC !unnn hi,ey u n.,,, "a,
vile, rr.er h"es a',i ra. ".s ~. "s' p,a,,,,a
Nane! newton ah" ''"''' '"'"'"'
AGAINST - s,,,r : ,oL .,d an
Levin 2, !oNhrs, ia'' ."r , V, 1911; Ia S.,.r.,
r,inirtraiot oi ambrose -httSin u'.'ate"' INV -
= Elrr.li lHr otaiaia W sa'. -..lou r,,s
WAS sometimes oancH 'hipi'ee usi"' W" - :.
tate sheiiH aa1 -iuni'is'a'cr % 'i'oiosn s.a",
ceased 49,, -. ne.. ' ~, 10.
Il appearing TO Inc Ccni tnst INC snnI =. %
caus. nav neen etaay "a Iii have ,cn s.ca N oy.
ana INC o'Ir'n., a'. ~ .. ,u ,a,n, Ia ,n,.ar and
'nnm w ~ ,, c ia, milf. he Her counsel The
'' III, ,,l r., rn,...ed ~ The said
d ,h,,.unon mi, c,r.e GANG nm I, le heard on HE
ia la, a,h,l;i. aud examination If vunecscs AM
@ an ID bv cnrnsrl I'm consi, ,aiinn whereof tho
-, s,h ,J",. ,Yd , ond DECREE that IL b. referred
o"u ~, ~" -. Naa., s,,;th 10 a.cerain and
" ''e'e w a." - b.i,. =, Ia,y or Au,ros
,rp,it s ~ 49, sha, Am 9.re,s.d. and The .aId
Me'ih, e'.a' r".o aI,..,isa,,.r, q, h. nuhl.hrd
master " 10 cauSe ~; nufeiu'e"'en. " y. ,RfabJ A.,
IN tne h.ennrnu h"i" I, a. pr md hair. -;
the lily .. nlIn"'oi'" ~ y, -. -, 49,. lin, ana
Anbfo,e ne , =, 49, h d ia ~ A ,,remnto,y
prove inelsc''ee ~ " 800 49,, =, r., ronir. in
DAY Tor t'a' P"irose' s,u W u.. , h,,v a. ,G,.ss,d
Ia prove rmsr'scs ois.i"i,ee ~, III - yr,mdsa
by tne umc 10 70 70 " pI 10, ~, .ns M COMING IN
Tue neHeh. W s"'' ~, , - -. 10, -, H..
10 prove heHse,'o ~ ~. n,,,I,,.d -, n,ove
10 ms sun are, oe'or my ar ~, I,ini,,r, ,hc,, ,r
lon ot inc expense "i 'i ~, ~, 80. 80. 10 ,,tc an
ter ANA ! = "rnr'ru, e ~" a cd n,es,a,s rom,
account oi the Personal i.'iote o' lie shiu
To hands Of the said defendant, David aus us 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-10

We regret 10 see that The Senate Of Mississip-
pi have refused, ly a votc Of IA 10 IA, 10 adopt
resolution for the payment Of The Planters Bank
bonds It's just debt, so recognized BY Gov.
Brown, and its liquidation strongly recommend
ed. There can be no excuse Tor such ''repudla-
ton"
The Mississippi Legislature have passed a
bill 10 establish a Vice Chancery Court in Nat
chez. Powhalan Ellis and Thos. Mcpannold Of
Adam. county, ard James NJ. Smiley OF A"'ie'
are spoken OF for The Office.
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ready without having accomplished any thing
except 10 embarIass lbe subject with difficulties
and ifConsress now adjou;ns leaving The sub.
jecl where ii was, after all discussion legislative
aud popular, which j; has undergone, it will only
embarrass il with more difiiculties-t will in el-
ect, declare, that delay rather Than adjustment is
It's object and thus relaTd negotiation which, to
be useful in this case, must he speedy.
That all the difficulties between lie Two coIn-
tries can be settled BY negotiation, hope and Le-
lieve; but believe al The same time, that The nego-
:iation which is left 10 an indefinite future can
never be as eficctua for its ends as when iii
urged en- IL completion in Limited lime and m
der The strong sense of lis immediate national
Importance For these and other reasons, which
will not trouble you With thin% it would be
wise for Congress, and safest for The rights and
5cace OF the country, 10 terminate The joint occu-
patton OF Oregon BY giving The notice reqniferi
by The Convention ofls27, providing That il shall
take effect from the end OF the session. or from
some olhertimc which tie existing state Of Iiie
negotiations might seem most 10 require
In relation 10 The Tariff, hare nercr adroea-
ell arc except far itrrnae, and only for such d
mount Of revenue as was sufficient for The wants
Of a Government economically administered
Within this reyenre limit would encourage
and project domestic manufactures, diScrima-
ting i, favor Of those most necessary 10 national
security.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-10

Gen. Fl. G. Runnes has entered on his duties
&C Collector Of the PORT OF Galveston, Texas,
and appointed COL w. S. Fisher, Formerly OF
Richmond, } import clerk.
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have appointed Saturday, the lin OF April rev, %
carry into Ell. ct above decree, on which day ~ :,
o,eock A. NJ the parties Interested j! aena Dr. ore
me AZ The Clerks Office in DrnElmond Town, w'tn
ouch papers and other evidence a. VIII enable ne 20
make u, the accounts ordered in iiie aboyo ca.sc
"''"' ~ - MEASE SMITH
RI ,o-cuaw Commissioner in ChaacsIv.