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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

fer Of similar nature 70 that 70 which he now hal
reference than other. moved that 1000 additional cope,
recently presented to Congress, be printed for the
Of the members OF the House. Mr.. II. remarked, that
the statements sre In type and therefore would
involve ne additional cost Tor setting them Up.
The molten WINS agreed to.
Ga motion Of NJ. Po,i- the Committee Of the whole
was discharged from the further consideration OF the
school ands saines, SC. :" and was recommitted TO
the Committee the Public Land,. -
After tive or three iueH-ca,ul attempts by other gen.
tlemsn. to take up other subseb, there being no
quorum present,
The House adjourned till IL o'clock tomorrow.
In the Senate, Yesterday, the resolution submitted
by Mr.. Clayton. au,horising the select committee ap
pointed TO examine and report on the condition Of the
considered, and adopted. The following bill. were
read the third time, and passed. The bill authorising
the construction Of three schooners for the naval
vice Of the United States; the bill for the relief of
james Sprague; and the bill 10 alter and amend the
setting apart portion Of the public lands for the cult
walton OF the vine and olive In the High Court of I'm
parchment, sitting for tho trial Of Judge Peck, Mr.
Buchanan, one OF the managers Of the mpe achment,
addressed the Court at great length in most eloquent
aud argumenative speech. ia reply principally to Mr..
Writ, and in favor of the impeachment Mr. b., il is
presumed, will conclude to day.
In the House OF Representatives, Mr. Hodges, from
the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, re-
ported bill for regulating the compensation of the
clerks in the Post Office Department.; which was read
twice, and committed TO Committee of the Whole
Mr.. Verplanck, from the Committee OF Ways and
Means introduced bill making appropriations for the
Cumberland and various other roads, and for the
sary surveys thereof IL was referred TO Committee
Of the WHOLE and made the order of the day for this
day. Mr.. Polk, from the select committee the SUBJ
ject presented report in pursuance Of that part OF the
Presidents message which related 10 the distribution of
the surplus after the payment of the national
debt. Ii was laid upon the table. Mr.. Lecompte sub
mtted resolution to limit the terms of office of the
Judges Of the United States, well OF the Supreme
Court of the inferior tribunals; which was however
upon division by ayes and noes, negatived by vote
Of ll6 TO Co. The bill to compensate the witnesses
tending the trial OF Judge Peck, passed through
nittee and ordered for third reading this day.
The annual report of the commissioners OF the navy
pension fund presented, and ordered to be printed
after which, the House, usual, attended the Senate
chamber, during the progress Of the trial of Judge
Peck u. s. Tel. Jan. 49,
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CENsUs or 0c0RTg- CaBoLLn.a.

The total population is 73s,47O--In 1920 the enume-
ration presented a total Of 63S ,929-exhibng an in
Of 90 64I"being rather than Is per cent
The Raleigh Register states that he increase of whites
Is SO, 233of slaves 4I,545of free persons Of color
1853. The total number Of whites 472, d33-o of
slaves 246 1872 Of free coored, 1876 "Ofthe aug
mentation which has taken place in the population, by
far the greatest proportion has accrued in the
West Of this city The increase in that portion Of the
State, may be stated about III 900, while in the East
section II has amounted only to about 2S,0Oo We
gather from the returns the astonishing fact that there
in the State, 466 individuals who both deaf
and dumb! OF hese els white, and S5i are color
in North Carolina, 30l persons who have attained to
the age Of 100 years and upwards OF these 40 only
wbte--the remaining 255, being coored persons!
What stronger evidence than this could be adduced TO
prove, that constant labor humble fare whilst they
promote health, also contribute TO egthen the span
of mans existence"
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ARY vilus Of a Deed o. Trosl sxsenlsd BY jacob

HRY viz us oil Deed OF Trust executed by Jacob
- Hull, jr. and wife, bearing date the 9Th day Of
September, 1929 and duly recorded in tie Clerks or
bee of the county OF Pebdleton, we shall Saturday,,
the goth Of this month, 1884, in front OF the Bell Ia
in the City Of Richmond, sell Tor cssh public
sale, 10 he bghes, bidder all tract piece parcel
OF laud situate in the county OF PendIeon, and convey.
ed dev'ed to said jacob Hull by his father Peter Hull,
coDsinng from $50 to 400 acre., more or less and
bounded as nows TO wjt:-OD the South and East by
Jacob Snider's land on the West by William Hull's
land and on The North by the lands of James Skid
moreTbe title is believed 10 be good-bu such title
only as is vested In under The deed will be convey
ed THE TRUSTEES.
'. The severity Of the weather has prevented the
attendance at Richmond OF The Trustees Of Jacob Hail.
who land lying in Pendleton county was advertised
to be sold on the 29th inst. The lsale will take
place on SATURDAY, THE 18TH FEBRUARY, 1881.
Feb. g 64-tds
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THN SUPREME couRr

An Address has been published by the Republican
members Of the Legislature Of Massachusetts, who
convened on the l3.b, for the purpose Of nominating
Governor and Lieut.. Governor NJ the State --Messre
Marcus Morton and Nathan Willis we're seversiIy
nominated for these offices II was aso voted unanimous.
Iy TO recommend Andrew Jackson for reelec ion the
Pfesdency.-An adjourned meeting wac held on tho
18Th, who reported that there candidates had accepted
their ponin atioDT The Select COMMITTEES also reported
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-gtcfud!-Mr. Niles has condned hImse ~ to Squib
upon petty aphical error, cheat" for " chat
-" the bald, diejoDted chat" TO which Mr.. Hezekiah
Miles Is so much addicted.He says that he could
silly take to pieces the Essay OF Correspondence
Practical Man, he does not attempt it," the
better part OF yalor being discretion"
En- peasant! Will Mr.. Hesekioh N. inform us,
whether the following expression is typogJ 0phicdl
error, or violation OF Grammar -" Mr.. X. does not
altogether pleased with what said OF him, nor
did not suppose that he toOuid be. SIEVE suspect
that 1t is Mr.: N. who is in fault and not any OF his
priufsrs' Uepils
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The Warrington Correspondent, OF the New York
journal OF Commerce, of the 25ih January, states,
=" that Mr. Calhoun dined last Monday with Mr.. Van
Buren,, but has called on Tie President since his
ARRIVAL in Washing ton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

OMrssroN.-On motion OF Mr.. A. L,w.on, tie c IT..
miuee for Courts OF Justice wers ins ed 10 inouite
whether any, and il any, what smendm-n's are ne.
cessAry, in the laws relating TO Conmi..oues OF the
Revenue. He also presented the petition OF Philip
Ballard OF Logan County, Revolutionary soldier,
praying for a peu.op.
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" Several Communications unovoidably post
,oned.
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Rtehmond. Jan 81. 1891 .
C0REECfION.

BY error M Lslsud sde say on the
ueo5meUi 81 Mr. Jones 10 the resolution o. Commes
Uf ofJvier that the aendent ruid be vosceepahs Mr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

Le.nd ssd the that the o.i resolution of.
would ne highly snssoeptsbs to the his District
ms opioon hn would he justly So That in 81 the
usgs~ston OF the c0unss which spi
ton Of the court at either Of the e0uhou,e. portion Of the e.
rens Of The district would be Compelled so mile.
court Tss; the proposed would .qu.y
by river FIVE ue, wide M LELAND though, On, a, 10 M,
usr 10 msks b', ,tsenso had or,
oil the gentlemen OF the House, With
this subject that they woud he much their y,
the smsndment by the wishes the ALE, .n
ties Thoroughbred Sv,s Of Dele.
kstss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

We are Indebted to Correspondent of the "GIooe, :"
for the quotations he has given from the N In,ellgen
cer.-He has proven by chapter and verse, that the
Editors OF that paper we're not the friends g TO any
augmentation OF the american System" in 1871
They had severe controversy with the learned Ge-
nealogist upon that subjeci-and now behoId!-they
fjrward TO saw that they the friends Of the
system nearly as il stand. and that they
were oppo ed to any but prohibory syseu!-But
more anon!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01
To THE EDIroRs OF THE ENQUIRER.

Gentlemen In your Report of the Debate on the
motion submitted by me, to amend the third Resolution
Of the Committee of Courts OF Justice, the subject
OF the Judiciary there several curaces, which
yon would ohlige me by correcting.
In my reply to the arguments OF the Gentleman from
HsDrico, and the Gentleman from James City, the Re-
porter represents az saying hi' in my county, the
opinion OF every intelligent man with whom |
qUainted in favor OF such system that propos.
ed by the Committee. My remark was. that in every
County in the Eastern Section Of the State, with the
Inhabitants of which had any intercourse the peop,
as far as I could a'ceftaiH, in favor OF such
organization Of the Judicial Sytsm, that recon-
mended by The COMMITTEES Of Courts Of Justice and
that especially in Elizabeth City, Warwick, and the
lower part OF York was intimately acquainted vita
the sentiments OF every intelligent and influential man
and believed that there no, one, who W az
not decidedly hostile TO he ent Chsncsry Court Sys
tenn
reported as stating that had seen the opera.
ton OF our present sy'tsm in my county" The oh.
servaton made wa, g" that had the iniuriouf
opera lion of the present system 10 the Lowsr Coun.
try"
Your Reporter understood me- TO say tha' " the pso
pie OF Elizabeth City County had petitioUed twice fv
the blending Of the iutisdie ions" What 7 did
say was, " that hroug the Commonwealth we had
atoms of the popular will, too manifest and
quivoca TO be Mistaken that within the Last six years
iwebiIls had passed the House Of DeIegates vssing
the Judges o. The Superior Courts Of Law with equity
jurisdiction, which had been defeated in the Senate
on constitutional gfound,."
"The Reporter states, that asserted r recollected
but one case Of change Of venue in criminal cass"
This is obviously uistakeI mentioned three
Bu in answer to an argument Of the gentleman from
Henrco, that In small counties could not, with
out great difficulty procure impartial, and unpreiu
diced Jury, in either civil or criminal cause OF i'm
Porance, remarked that during my practice at the bar,
no Inconvenience Of that character had ever arisen
except in one case tho peculiar circumstances of which
wOuii have induced the Court - bange the venue,
the offence had been committed in Of The larges
eoua'i's 10 the Commonwealth Very rsspss,.1ny'
Richmond, Jan 81, 1881
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

UP The Republican members Of the Legislatures Of
states having expressed their wish that Presse
Jackson would be again a candidate, and the Repub-
licsn party throughout the United States having
through their the republican papers Of the u
nioD pronounced their appreciation Of his course, and
their earnest desire that he would them another
term, authorized TO Say that General Jackson
adhering TO his maxim that the Office lie which
ought neither TO be sought de elm, d, will act 10
cordance with the will of his republican fellow Citizens
OF the United States. tFrederickton md Citizen
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NJ Mr. Leigh requests us to state, that the Speech as-
crped to him in our Saturdays paper, on the subject
Of dstricng the small counties for judicial purro'es,
s particularly inaccurate. He especially desires to
have understood, that he never said, that in Eng
court Of iaU and equity in each cOunfy"-We are sor
ry that Mr.. L. should alec find fault with the sketches
OF his previous Speeches.-our reporter, gentleman
from New oTk, stranger Virginia, her laws and
her statstcs-and this account alone is liable
10 fall into misakes-But every gentle
man, who will specify his complaint, that we will cor
rect all with the cheerful aacrity. We will
dusiry of our Reporter.-We shall be happy at all
times TO correct his involuntary Erforsand ru.t,
that the plan which shall henceforh adopt, will be
better calculated TO .void them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

pirgfnia Legisiofure-The IL. OF Delegates have
been engaged for the three last days in the discussion
Of the Judiciary System Mr. LsiRh addressed the
House about two hours FRIDAY, and nearly three
Saturday, In opposition TO the Report Of the Commit
tee for Courts Of Justice, which proposes to establish
Superior Court Of Law and Cbancery in the counties
Yesterday, Mr. Barbour took the floor In support Of
the proposition Of the Committeeman Mr.. Mason OF
Frederick in opposition TO H. The great point
IL, WHISTLER there shall be District Chanccy Courts
at present-or, whether the Chancsry and Common
Law Jurisdictions shall be anaIgam ia the Circuit
Courts.-Severai o. the members taking NOES,
and will probably participate In the discussion. 1t is
expected 10 occupy several days longer-before ths
question will be ,aken.-We have given the Copies of
two pr.jets which Mr.. Leigh laid upon the table o.
the Houre on Saurdsy--not as suggesting his own
Views, Of the proper arrangement OF the courts, for
he 10 himself opposed to all anal gamaon in the Circuit
Courtsbut submitted to the friends of the Scheme,
modfc atoms of IL, calculated to of its de-
fects aud to facilitate its operation.
SENArE.-On Friday and Saturday last the Senate
OF Virginia was engaged on the contested eectiun
between Colonies w slsce aud Gibson. The polls oil
the votes given to each, in Pince William, and the
three days 10 Fauquier, were purged-and we under
stand, the Senate finally came 10 the decision that Col
Gibson entitled to the seat by majority Of about
forty votes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-29
ANTI ANGULAR
Syst GM OF CTRLTINSt;

HNOR the easy attainment I a free, expeditions.
Il g. permanent current band, adapted III It's mod
ifcalion to private life, the man of business the stu
dcnt1nd ladies'.
MR.. GLASCOTT. pupil of Mr.. Carpenter, pos
lively and m the most uncquIvOcol manner, assures
those persons whose band writing may be- any way
imperfect, that By the above system, ho imparls ~
foelce easy Lcysouy to Ladies' neat, rapid and fash
onabe hand, truly elegant and lady kc-Iud 10
gentlemen, yc at bold, free aud expeditions,
and expressly calculated Tor mercantile pursuit, re-
gardless how long they may have been habuutrd TO-,
ur how deficient may be their present mode r writing
blr G.. will have his evening school from u o.
The day time will be devoted to his attendance or
families.
N. DISCRIMINATION through The Post Diicc
shall be promptly attended to-
would recommend Mr.. GIascoit. pupi. Of mmc.
as every way qualified 20 teach the Ami. Angular
Method of Pcnmanship, and feel assured That be- ~ III
DO justice to those who may extend their patronage
towards hr a. CARPENTER.
ian 2J-cof
OPPOSITE THE EAGLE TAVERN DOOi;.
II BbAMlRE, Sign Of the m r;ur, takes ti3.
- method OF informing ms friends AID the public,
that he has on hand, % very general assortment Of
Drugc Medicines and Dye Stulls--slso q few other
useful articles, vlZ
French luiubc paste, refined hquoF.cc
Fine hair prwdcr. tooth brushes, pocket lghts
Aromatic tooth powder, rcd and black waters
Liquid ink, durable INK, paisi backing
Idp salvc, snuff boxes, Florida water
Fancy soaps, topcrs, lamp wIcks
Tobacco and scgars, Ne. lead uour,. rcd sealing
INK
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BALDWIN. IVES d Co.


nFFER for sale at their Store in the Mansion
W House, n complete assortment of Fresh FdN
Goods, (reccivcd by the latest importatons) consist
ing III plrt of
Back, blue, olive ahl brown t.o.dca,ba
Drab, teel, blaei, L..d ciaret mix, do.
Black, blue, d alb, lawn and MKT cOssrcrcs
Plain, lack and assorted colored boo,h"2ctti
Figured do do do do
Black French and heavy Merino bombazucs -.
Tartan plaids and camblcs, and goat HAIR cambcts
beautiful assortment of CIrcassjaus, comprising, III
color, drabs of every shade royal blue
Pink garnet, crimson, scarlet, green ana sky blue
colorcd Merino cloths
Black and blue black Italian lustrng, scnslaws
Pongccs, sup black Mandarin sGtns
Black and colorrd Gro DE- Naples
Chargeable and figured do. colored FlOrencos
Canton. Mandarin and Nankn grapes
Black and colored French and Italian do
Hat grapes, worstcd bra!ds, every varietyUf color
Black, white and colored silk braids
Gro dc Nap bonnet and belt ribbons
Gro dc Nap lustrng and tatleto do
Black Italian lusrHg cravn;s, % TO 40 inches
Do Imitation do.
Do Canton hdk3, Sistersoy Ldkfs.
Worstcd barragc, embroidered Grape Gro dc Nap &
Thibet wool hdhls
ThibGt and Merino square shn wis
Printed cashmere do
Black and white silk hosiery
Black and slate worsted do.
Horse skin gloves and mtis. bcave; ,and buckskin
gloves
s@unsdown, Valencia and toilnct vcstings
Irish linens aud linen cambrics, lawns
Linen and cotton tapes, and super!inc bobbns
Jaconet null and cambria musiins
Plain and figured Swiss and book do.
Thread and gimp luccs, bobbinet lncHs. cdgiug and
footing
White and black lace wells, capcs and pelerncs
Black Genoa and colOred tabby vclvcts
Carprtngs. floor cloth and baIzes
White, green, red and yellow fannels
Rose 4 to 10 by I4-4 blankets, very superior
Duffi and point blankets
Blue plains nseys and heavy MKT korseys, for negro
clothing
Olive and drab bang-up cords ana iustians
German and British osnaburgs topsO duck
Irish and German shectings, table diapers and d1mns
table cloths, Nunkns, and Russia diapers
Mkt and pack pins, gilt coat and vest buttons
Suspcnder and coat muulds cotton * silk suspCndCrs
Cotton balls, spool thread and floss. linen floss
Black and brown Hollands, and S.iesia
Glazed cotton for sleeve Innings
Black and co!oTeA c9mbrics
Embossed do.
Prints "A large -sortucnt--Furuitufc d.. Four.
dntion muslin, mlnet, bonnie, wire, wire ribbon &,
piping cords.
D5nisstic i2 cases. clay MKT, steel mist, bac; s
blue MKT, and Indigo blue, common 70 supcrfne
sattInCs
SS,out cotton oznuburgs. Cor negro shirts
Brown aud bleach'd shIrtings and shccunE5
Indigo plaid aud stripes, apron CHECKS y furniture
checks
Bed tIckings, Hamilton drilimgs
Black and white wadding, furniture fr.ugcs
Cotton and cable cords. bandboxCs
Tooth, hair and cloth brushes, fancy soap
Cologne water looking glasses
Ladies and mems cloaks, large assortment
DVaSlrJic bonnrts, and misses chain straw poke do
T.cghorn fats straw bands. silk {, cotton umbrellas
Paddngs, cotton and linen buckrams, &c.
Together wiki every other article usually kept by
wholesale and retail dealers u Dry Goods
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FALL GOODS.
TIAEEs EaHILSoR9 e. CO.

=. $500 q Ia SslS As'0 -$AS x. w.
e ~ " received ana are ~" opening, genera.
81 So''heiI OF 'tP'e " fdH'y i|'H t''7""' OF Iic
laIGS' iIlpor'ati'h-conSiS'ihg N part OF
n."C'' o.ue' brown anu o!iNc c'oIHs' assorted
hioh'll, I"''n't ana SwanSdo"n vcsi'n"s
1, 'I'n c''' 'a"' i''Teh''ic an" mhIsci!irS 90
S"P''I'', U',""'nE an" common sa'hh'''7
~ P'"' P'iu "'io pun i"'"'!'
- "'u u'",'' M,i,T Ne'Scys
iS""c' p'H' ana "uiIe o''nHSa
S"Pnf""G WhHe an" asserted Manners
"''ah PIa'", ana c&m',''s
PACK ana G".,uF'" Uo'ho'zeW'
IN" az" '''.E 10" "i''I"' ''",'7
~ ',''" V"C"IS'""s' "ssor,'u Co"u'@
is.,s ,n Dnu I'n," lrl Oo'looZ ne. ..-,....
~ i't@G assIr! '''ll Ul fancy P'Ih.S an" &"E''''
- '"" "a ,, 'o'''" anu J''T"'' ,""..'''
Checked. striped and corded laconcis
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lEkSS.->UBsCmrrIoN the DAiLy RICixONp NsiU
City Subscribers S., year, and for huer pcSod the
OF 50 year, both payable ia advance. When by
mail $40 year
For sruare Of Is lines less, i'm
istn 40 cens Two Insertions 81; uce Insertions 81 Ia and
:5ey succeeding insertion -, cents
1hIice week, frs; week 25 every succeeding week 81
Fwcc week. first insertion cents every succeeding in
nartinn 20 cents
o"oe week, frs, insertion IS cents every succeeding
,sTicn 90 cents
All advertisements also the CONSTITUTIONAL
!Hic
Transient advertisers must IN advance
Inc number OF be noted on the Ms or they
IN be inserted until ordered be stopped ard charged
Sc-dngly
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dollars Tor two squares
and in that proportion for advertisements of greater Lengths
except Auotonees and Lottery dealers who charged $O0
1E3- The CONSTITUTIONAL WING published twice
week. tuesdays and Fridays) at Ave dollars per annum
payable advance
For 4dcerising7j square, or less Tor the first in
Icrt:ol and 81 cents for each continuance.
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We offer for sale


4 SA IIhds sugar, St Croix, Porto Rico and "
20 ~ S'I, o'ean 10 part prime go
IS boxes end IS bbs loaf sugar
90 hlds West India mOdsscs
10 do and GO bb5 n. o. 10
$50 bags coffee, Java, Lesuira, s.. Jago, Rio 81
81 Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do DO ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
20 tons bar iron, Swedes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistered steel
Is tons pig iron
so kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought DO
Novuscotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Cafsl;ins ard upper d.
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
F 5@ 5s: :9e''a' Ss:j %s.ss was
so uerccs rice
" tlerces clover seed
Window glass, 10 BY p g by TO- By and Q
by II, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
CoPpe-as, alril, salt petre, birthstone
PImento. pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunpowder, imperial and black tea
Segarc bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping wine
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton b2ggiug
Sters, soap and candles
NuscGtcl raisus
Flax seed
- 900 lbs bacon
eco tierccs ThCMastcn lane
300 blls tar
30 bbls No. ,, rnaciarcl. prime pork
Letter, writing. AZ wrapping paper
Cosssa, pearl barley
Glass, carthen and stone ware
Whitimores cotton and wool cards
Linscod and tanners oil
Domestic goods shcctings, shifting?
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomattox Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB 81 co.