Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-28

~. iS result AS as iOtlcMSs
john &. Stephenson, Il
Isaac Newman, IS 80
Jesse Davis, 81
Peter scales 50 81
After the first ballot Afessrs. Stephenson ana
Davis we're withdrawn; and the second bailo.
eyenuated, above stated, III the election of Mr.
Scales OF Cabell county.
iEsrERoAY-A communication was received
from the Senate, that they had p,sse the bills,
concerning the trustees Of New London Academy :
concerning the appointment of Commissioner OF
the Revenue Tor the county of Greensviiie tixiup
Amelia court days; allowing Ben. Hord, free
man oil color, 10 remain in the State and giving
inc assent OF this state 10 act further To- amend
the act Incorporating the Chesapeake and Ohio ~
nal, passed by the State oil Maryland:
That they had passed with amendments the biz .
10 amend tue laws relating 10 the jurisdiction of
the Contt Oh Appeals. These amendments were
concurred in. The Senate agree to III, o,ncnd
mentS proposed by the III. OF ID. 20 their amend
inent TO the bill prescribing additional rules for aI-
Intoxicating deeds. They disagree to the first
ana second amendments OF the House, TO their A.
inendinent to the bill concerning, lands returned
ieHi'queht Tor the non-payinent OF taxes; and a.
gree 10 their amendment with an amendments
That they had rejected the bills to amend the
act TO alter and reform the mole of proceeding in
courts OF Chancery; changing the time of holding
the superior Courts Of RockbIidge and Pocaaon-
tas; concerning Alfred Becky; authorisinr the
conficts III certain cases; authorizing sale OF
tie slaves belonging to the estate OF Solomon ia
cobs, deed; and concerning joint Stock Compa-
MES.
lhey agrec TO the resolution requesting the
Governor 10 transmit two maps To- Gen LAFAYETTE
MI, Newman moved indefinitely to postpone
the bill concerning land; turned deiinGuent for
uies non-bayment OF taxes, with the Scnate's
amendments. Tins motion gave rise TO some dis
cusson, III which Messrs. Newman. Everett
Nc horter, May and Crunp OF Cumberland took
part. The motion iailed; aud Mr.. Newman NOV
ca ti,at me House dHtere 10 its disagree emeut TO
the Senate'S amendments. On this notion MIR
Everett called for the ayes and noes lhe House
refused 10 adhere, ayes II, hoes 100. They then
receded from their disagreement and concurred
MIR. Atkinson called up the bill concerning the
Peintentary, with the Senatc's amendments; and.
on motion OF Mr.. Rives OF Prince George, the
meut.
a message was received from the Senate by
MT ayior, that they had passed the bill concern
ing the Manchester Rail Road with amendments,
III which the House concurred.
An engrossed bill, concerning WIN. Ashby. was
rea'! third time and passed
MT. May called up the bill from the Senate,
Win t1elT amendments, concerning the heirs OF
Thomas X Mott, dcc'd-and on his motion, the
House adhered TO their amendment IL the Sc
Mates.
bill TO extend the Stock of the Gainesville
bridge Company, with sundry amendments, was
taken up, and, alter discussion was indef-
nteiy postponed, on motion of Mr.. Crump OF Cum
berand.
a bill more eGectually to restrain the sale of for
eign Lottery Tickets was taken up. Mr.. Craig or
Tered a substitute, which he said he preferred
should be adopted, il any bill was TO pass on that
subject.
Mr.. Lewis moved the indefinite postpopement
OF the subject. After some discussion, in which
hlessrs. Craig, May and Gholson took part, this
motion was negatived. Mr.. Craigs substitute was
rejected, and the bill ordered to be engrossed and
read third time.
An engrossed bill reducing the tolls on the
hanawha river, was read Third time and passed
On MIR. Sherrard'S motion, the Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts was directed TO forward as soon "a
convenient, to the Clerks offices of such counties
as nave been made since the year ISIS. list of all
lots returned delinquent for the non-paytnent OF
taxes, - those counties out of which they were
formed.
Several bills were ordered to be cngrosscd
u We authorised to announce that DR.
MassIe of Nelson, declines being candidate 10
represent that county in The next General Assem-
bly,.
THE SIGNS, sc.
The Administration prints Affect confidence
which they do not feel There is nothing in the
9 Signs of the Zines TO justify the calculations
they pretend TO make. The doom of this Admin
stration is seulcd.-Nothng bat i prodigy can
save it.
V
pcct from her? What changes are going on. Mr.
Clinton said, in Of his last confidential letters
1t was ascertaned that Jackson would obtain her
vote by 10000 majority. All the most authentic
accounts 20 TO asinar conclusion. The HARRISBURG
Reporter Of the 22d inst afirIns that no honest
no candid man in the State, of either party
believes that the vote of PennsylvaEi will not 70
Tor Gen. Jackson" The same paper gives roll
oil all the names OF The members of the H. of Re-
pre'entatives, and states them thus-foF JACKSON
81, Tor Adams 10, neutral l.
JteiO foTh.--The current is still running strong
for Jackson. But his opponents pretend 10 count
upon the changes TO be wrought by the death of
Mr.. Clnton-when it may be fairly shcyn, that
this iarnented DEATH by preventing the possibility
OF collision or division among the Republican par
ties, will place the strength OF Jackson on firner
and more mistaken foundation than ever.
As 10 Virgiuia--who (as NJ. Clinton says) can
doubt her?--No candid man who knows any thing
about her The majority OF s. will be overwhelm-
ing.
The Senate OF Kentucky have adopted-
lbut not the II II. OF RI Beatty's Resolutions
They have passed General Ticket Law-both
paTtieS seeming willing to come TO general issue
The Senate OF Indiana have adopted resolti--
tons calling on Gen. Jackson to give them his
opinions upon the Tariff, and question of In
ternai lmprovement.-This is among the strangcst
anomalies of these " ont of-joint' times.-They
might as well have extended their catechism 10
the rival candidate.
On the 22d inst. Convention Of $50 Delegates
assembled in the Presbyterian Church Of Trenton.
TO nominate Adams Electors for the State of New
JeTsey-Sir. Cook, President Of the Council took
tie Chair, two revolutionary worthless assisted as
V. PTce,ients.-The nominated Ticket consists of
Christian Iabriske, of Bergen Alexander " hite.
OF Warren; Gabriel Hot. of Huntefdon John !
Ely, of Monmouth; Abraham Brown of Bmrlinq-
ton; Timothy Elmer, Of Cumberland; Theodore
FreIingliuysen, of Essex and Aaron Leaning Of
Cape May.--An address was adopted, and ~ 600