Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

4 'anro NJ. SSiANs &c persuaded 80 ,ate a tep n
V'res's, Tennessee, Kemuc%,, &c. Such ,l,.,aaa
Excursions may have wonderful effect ,IectriiS-
! nc he people.
| The reader Prohati, ,ecollecis, thar John
| finsley vas found guilty of -Xhit,ting farn--
hat The jury, While hr'osing IN their verdict
protested against that part OF ms punishment
winch consisted 10 he infection of stripes
nd hat the Judge addressed an application
TO the executive Council, to excuse HIM from
| the stripes. We have now the satisfaction
10 state. that the Council have RENTED this
part of his punishment.
We publish the following as we recevedits
lconununi-atedl
We requested by number OF the citizens TO invite
meeting of the citizens Of Redmond Yenriso a, the
to der,,on the prorrrt, the cali Of a CoNvEH
TON, to revise the Consultation of Virginia y
PIrrsYLvANIA, March, 1924.
The Editors Of tie Enqaiirer,
GENTLEMEN: Isee in your paper ofthe 18th instant
have published the proceedings minority of the
Va Legislature, in relation the Presidential Election.
AS notice is taken that proceeding have
to give the enclosed place your paper
by which, opinion election will be known TO the
friends of AIR. Clay, as we'll as all others
THO. H. wooDING
Pittsyir0uia, cd March, Ie2.
To ARCHIBALD d. RoBERTsos,
CARTER II. HARRIsos, and
WIN O. PESDLEToS.
Gentlemen Yesterday received your letter Of The
18th instant, accompanied by mn address OF the mi
nor'y oi the Virginia Legislature, the people of
the state, assigning the why that minority
prefers Mr.. Henry Clay. The next President Of
tue United States. In forming electoral ticket
10 promote his election they have though, mr. tn
name me as an elec'or in the district in which l re-
side
have thought proper to announce TO that n,;no-
ri'y, through you, their central comn,Iiree t,nt
my mud iI"s Iong since settled down William II
Crawford as the tav0ri;e candidate with me for thaC
oirce and ihHt, Therefore, cannot consent 10 stand
on The electoral ticket, proposed lac offered to the
p"urle, or TO any OF Ier ACT promote The election
OF Mr. Clay, any other candidate, TO the prejudice
Of MIR Crawford
!eel grati6"d that we have so many DISTINGUISHED
citizens 4" make the choice frop aud should INV
iavorIe not he the choice of a majority of the COM
m"n,y. hope the general good may he promoted by
re citizen on whom The public mind may settle
iown,
am, Gentlemen, yours respectfully,
THO. II. WOODtNG.
S-The Baptist Missionary Society of the City of Rich.
niond viii hold their Annual Meeting Fis, Baptist
hurch in said city, Saturday sd April Meeting 10
e opened NJ II o'clock NJ with introductory Sermon
by The Rev a Broaddus.
Al a large sale yesterday Of Stocks, to wind
ny the fairs of the Marine Insurance CompF.
ny OF ths CITY, the Farmers Bank stock bro't
from Is I" II 30-Virginia Bank stock, old,
from rs 10 TO Il; neie> 33 10 SO 30.
,Connstnicafedl
MAnRIEDl--On Thursday The nh instant bv the Rev
Henry I. Keeling, Mr. JAMES OLIVER, of Caroline 10
Mrs. ELF ABETii LONG of this city.
0--5F7The GREAT CAPITAL of 8 I9o, 600.
besides the 10000, 10000 5000 &C. siII undrawn
CoHEN'S OFFICE, Baltimore, March 25 1924
Grand .SiGie LOHtJy oC Uuiylond.