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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03

of tho Jackson party in this city, undertaking 10 e ,bs
hands oil Delegate Delegates that may represent u.
renee oil the representatives of the people. Delegate
h"s frammeiied but shall proceed shew think Con-
Sv,us,Vely' ihe improperly OF making any nomination oil
vice President at that meeting.
Inc candidates, or rather the gentlemen whose names
nave been brought before the public for the Vice
are Mr. Sergeant who will probably get the votes
OF portion OF Maryland, those of Delaware New Jersev
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Connecticut Vermont and
Louisiana and probably Ohio Kentucky periaps 20
yo.es under the new ratio of l77oo; Mr. Van Buren,
uose oil New York, Maine, New Hampshire Georgia
and Tennessee $50 Col. Johnsonthose of most of i6c
Jackson States in the West Mr. Dallas or wikins-those
oil Pennsylvania. And Mr. Barbour if he il bronht Co.
ward aud should consent to run-hose of Virginia. North
and South Carolina, and possibly Mississippi
ohuer 's state oil things or something like it, for do
no' pretend great accuracy, il is readily perceived that
no one candidate can get majority of the electoral votes
ana equally certain, that when the friends of Jackson are
% divided anu cut up Mr. Sergeant will be one of the
Wo returned 10 the Senate, out OF whom thew are TO
choose and extremely probable that should Nr Van
Dureh De put In nomination by New York he will no ,,e
Snou his be the case it does require the gift
" Popnecy after me recent events in the Senate of the
United Statcs TO iorcteli that Air. Sergeant ,yiI w. %
choice Of that body Are the Jackson prtyconiessedIy
large majority OF the voters OF the Unon-wilIng 10
tribute to such result Ii they are NOT will ,h. ,
feat liz -'o uc-
Has Virginia. the proud mother of four Presidents co
aeh IN her ambition as TO be clutching al The Vice pre-
sdency, and willing hazard so much 10 cain II, ad
SIu. 'he prize were higher, is there an obviou. in
neaey IN bringing forward OF her own sons before
lie mad been named esewherei Pennsylvania has area
weakenei her chance for the honor by the in.
uencae ana nJudcious camor with which she has assert
ed her claims ~ e ms ASSERT
virginia has made many sacrifices on the altar of the
Puoc good and she is yet willing make more Let her
leave unplcdged the of her Electors on tbe v;c Pc
dency that they may be given as bes, to subserve her
WISHES and her example will be followed by Others aud
"e ounce win DC bestowed by the people some one
II rs not material whom whom our party will place con-
ndence and not by the representatives OF meagre mno
y on one whom oil all Others they would reject There
no man IN tue Union, who would aid in the polii
ca elevation oil Mr. Barbour, it probable he could
Somone me votes OF the majority, than the humble au
or OF 'nese INES; but II is not pobablc and his nomna
ton now by Virginia, will utterly destroy ,vha, hu
mere Tor ms election, and for his higher promotion
man. fSCNInioN 80, Sackson
Tho Clay paper In this city urging the jackson man
na,"n OF Judge HARBOUR though al bu o;,a oo
an pufen seventyhve 90 an
men. have never seen Yet they drd u.s. if ,hey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND

The ship Eagle, apt. Lyon from Liverpool brjnos ma,
pers OF that place TO JAM I4th London TO the evening
oil the 18th two and half days later than the previons
before received. ~
case, however, is said have occurred al Doncaser
and another at Suffolk, where had been before re-
ported.
Lon DoN. January I've stated Yesterday, tbo, a,
application had been made to Lord Pamerston for an ex
tension OF inc term liked Tor the exchange of Rauli-
Gallons oil the Treaty OF the 24 Articles. In the course of
the evening the Representatives of France Russia Aus
tia and Prussia assembled the Foreign Office and af
ter conference of some duration DELAY of fifteen DAYS
viz: from the 10Th inst the 3Ist inst was agreed mon
ana protocol to that effect having been signed messen
gers dispatched by the different Ambassadors 10 an
hounce the fact 10 their respective Courts.
The Protocol Tor the extension OF time was with the
concurrence OF NJ Van de Weyer, the Penipotenary of
King Leopold who was also present of the six con-
tracing parties TO the treaty; and as is not probable at
NJ Van de Wcyer would have consented to prolong the
Peo' ne mad not had reason to believe, that the DELAY
"ouu 'ead 10 the rahhcation OF the Treaty may now
nope that some arrangement will be come TO for the salts
lacuon OF all parties: although is supposed that an at
tempt VIII be made at modification.
Dispatches received Yesterday AT tbe Foreon Cc
lce from our Ambassador the Court of ST Pecrsbur
Lord ytesbury.-They contain the most 80
surances OF desire to bring Dutch and Belgian Dues
o to speedy aud anicabe issue, and we have reason
to know that they considered highly satisfactory by the
different members OF the Conference.
In regard TO the situation of the French Ministry tho
London Morning Chronicle of the 18Th, contains the fol-
lowing Tcmarks -
The French Ministry to be in a very lettering
Cohul'ion' and II VIII be miracle il NJ Pcrer weather
me storm TO which he is cXposed.When Francis l.
lost the day at Pavia e exclaimed that teV had Last ali
ou' thelr honor Unfortunately for NJ Perier number
circumstances have lately TRANSFERRED which will go far
deprive INN oil The consolation in his fall that he has pre-
served ms honor When he entered his Ministry the
general opinion seemed 10 be that his rnness was psed
70 ne iehgh OF obstinacy But for the patry tckcry-
10 Use no harsher termsto which he has lately had re-
course lew persons were prepared. The hiring the mob
10 attack the students when planting the tree of liberty
Mas az, ngy affair; and Tnuckiy Cor him. it but
distinctly proved. The Nore Dame Conspiracy is another
Wretched eXpedent the contrvance OF which has also
Deeh raced TO him. It's exceedingly difficult, should
way as TO deceyo the public 10 their real character
mere Is generally some little opening through which
e springs can be seens In this the means of de-
lection have been, seems, London paper, Crhe Times
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COMMUNICATED

nope you VIII not consider il presumption Sir in an
humble Individual to address few enquiries TO YOU
ciay as you appealed so triumphany to the decision Of
me people, in your speech lately delivered in the Senate
oil the w. Sates-and of which invitation wish o avail
myself mat may the better understand what appears TO
me to be rather inconsistent: 80 "
, Did you vote in the affirmative the nomination of
Mr.. McIane TO the Treasury? "
III So how can you reconcile il your consistency no,
TO :" mete the like measure to Mr. Van Buren,; ~
Please explain the difference between ,critino and
signing the mandates OF a President of the u s. and
ExEcUrING the mandates of President of the II s ,
what is the difference in being instrument between
PRESIDENT OF the U. 81 and Minister TO the Court
VI o. being an instrument between President
oil the w. > and the Court of st. james.
wise? e "Ae-
you voted against Mr. " b. for issuing the orders of
the President, why against Mr. Mel for execui
ing these orders If as thick as backbcres
must say cannot find satisfactory one.-Please ex,
piah-ior the more think the subject the more am
puzzled am, Sir, your most ob't and humble serv't
King William, 2Sth Feb. 1892 SPENCER
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Fiitfnii. .1fnrfb D

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- The Senate have passed the bs--to ncory,r,te the
onau"eli manufacturing company in the county Of Abe
haue1-and concerning David w. Sleeth Also, with
amendments bill TO regulate the toll Stage coaches ON
the kanawha turnpike--[which were acreed tot And
they have rejected the bill authorize M Danie and
Ds. sehooleld TO erect toll bridge the James
On motion Of Mr. Crockett leave was given TO bring i'm
Dill incorporating joint stock company Cor The nnn,.-
lecture oion, steel and copper III the counties of Wytho
and Grayson
On motion of Mr.. Crockett the committee onpoass g.
was instructed to enquire into the expeency of amend
ing the charter Incorporating the DInyille and Ev anshan
turnpike company.
On motion of MIR. NeCuoch, leave was given to bring
OIL 10 change the time of holding the Superior Courts
Law and Chancery in the fifteenth judicial circ u and
ne quarterly court OF Rockinghan October No
The Engrossed bill TO provide for the erection or man.
umcnt over tho remains of George Washington at Mount
vernon, was read third time, and being on its passage
W. rutherford moved that the vote The engrosss y ent
be reconsidered.
Mr. r. objected 20 the appropriation of the Washington
a luho 10 TINS purpose, although he willing
una, an appropriation from the Treasury should be made
-Messrs Carter OF r. w, Roane Bryce of G. and Dook
err took part in the debate The latter suggested that Tie
Objection could be obviated by adding rider TO the bill
providing that such of the subscribers TO the monuments
und as objected its application this object should
ii was funded
Mr. Sims suggested that, il the vote was reconsdered
ana inc bill went back to the committee, subscribers to-
the fund could be consulted.
Mr.. Roane opposed the suggestion of VIZ Booker
which was advocated by Messr5. Jones and Brodnax
Inc mouon 10 recomint was carried; and the bill was
rccommitted
Inc following engrossed bills read 81 time, and
Passcd-concernng Samuel Bransiordconce Allen
.ohes-concernng James Sheppard, and ohersconcern-'
ing James 4. and Sarah Luck.
bill concerning the Executive Department (appont-
ing clerk TO the Executive -reported by committee
win an amendment in the form of a substitute was takcr
up MIR Bryce OF g., offered substitute for the subsi-
ute, which, alter debate in which Carter of r.
ana Bryce oil IT, took part the substitute adopted
1.-The substitute provides that the Clerk of the Cover
nor shall be elected by the General Assembly
Inc question being upon agreeing TO the amendnen mt
amended, 1T was discussed by Messrs. Witchcr, iller
Summers, Bryce OF c., and it reected-Ayes 40
Noes ~.
Mr. arter oil H. w. presented substitute, and Nr.
Bryce of G. moved substitute to said substitute ves,nc
the appointment Of the clerk in the Governor. Alter
some discussion between Messrs Bryce of c. and Mood
of A.,
Mr. Hart moved the indefinite pos,poncment of the,
bi' This motion was opposed by Mr.. Williams and was
rejected The amendment OF the substitute was further
Brooke, and was agreed to--AVes is. Noes DC
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FOR THE E,NOUTRER

THE V1cE PHEsGDENcY-Cd Called Meeting in the CYfu,
have noticed "a ard" in the Enquirer calling on
those 'JdUorGbte to the election Of Gen. Jackson but on
posed to the nomination Of Mr.. Van Buren, as Vice Pre-
sden TO assemble at the Capitol, Monday evening
next for the purpose Of choosing Delegates 10
represent us 10 the Jackson Convention will not
now stop to inquire into the right popriely Of traction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03

Reports Of the Committee Of Revolutionary claims ia
!. he petition OF Thomas Pratt; and against the
petition OF the heirs of John Martins-were agreed to-
Numerous bills upon their preliminary stages were
acted upon. '
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WILLIAM II. snEILp, Secretary.
no me Ioters IN The Senatorial District composed of
he Counties Of Campbell, buckingham, and cum.

TO me Poters IN The Senatorial District eomposed nj
beTIdnd ~
FELLOW CITIZENS :-Pcrccving that our present Sc
major mas declined reelection; and knowing that we
sha shortly be called upon TO select his successor free
hoaer ana resident Of the county of Buckingham at the
instance OF many others, takes the liberty of calling your
aenon TO an individual, whom he believes TO be well
qualified TO serve you in that high and responsible
some teen years experience in the other branch of the
DShed assembly, supported by strong and vigorous in
ccc"ith industry and decision of character surpass-
ca ny none, emnenuy qualify ALLEN WILSON Esq of
cumberland Tor that station His uniform success when
ne mas consented to the people Of his county su
cienty indicate the high estimation in which nc is held
Oy thoe OF his fellow citizens who know him best His
views ana opinions, upon all matters Of national as well as
state policy, are believed be in strict accordance with
ulosc protested by large majority OF the District Ills
pursuits through e when absent from the service of tho
people, nave been entirely Of agricultural character
and consequently, his interest sdeDtfcd with that Of
INC great body OF the people Which qualities him in
no small degree tojudge otheir wants, their wishes and
SEVERAL FREE-HoLDERs or BucKfNeHAM
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~ As some misconcepion may arise from Tho s,,,o
ment made In our last OF the remark made by Mr. Keller
IN me Legislative Convention, consider il proper "a
give ms own expression He said that he appeared here
IN obedience to the will of his constituents He
large county, and had always in il in very
s shall minority, opposed to General Jackson But he
knew to be the wish of the people of the commit, ,b
Jackson should be reelected; and he appeared
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03

, we nave been thrown out from our regular course nv
ne oil articles which had gathered upon us We
% ake up IN our next Mr. Browns speech in the House
Tariff. ePof' against inc
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Inc Hdndicdp Race at Charleston on the 25ih ult
was won by OIL Richardson's Little penus beating Col
IN Johnson IfVe, and oil. Singleton's Mary Fran
ees-Time of LIST heat 5m. 5Is second heat 5m SOS Tn
course rather muddy, and the sport fine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03

VII the Correspondent of the Globe, who has noticed
our remarks on Gov Gayles Address has Conv or he
will much obge us by Transmitting il TO us ~ nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03

Messrs EoIroRs William b. Banks ESQ was an.
TINS day. (court dayD as candidate represent
useless to say any thing respecting Mr. Banks for he
as wei known as probably any in the Dstrict-
ou our OBJECT IS principally TO call the attention OF the yo
.es 10 the JGe We shall support him; and we hope the
people oil the District will unite upon Mr. Banks as we
Ueeve nun 70 De one OF the most talented men of the
upper Sonnry oil Virginia. SEVERAL VOTERS.
Halifax County, Feb. 27th, 1882
N. D. Mr. Banks will make his sentiments known on
al the leading questions OF the day NJ The ,ucceeJin
March Courts OF Mecklcnburg and Haliiax.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03

ANAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC-ANer the ORIGINAL
~ and genuine Compound Chlorine Tooth Tposh
had received the recommendation of some of the ,nosf re-
spectacle Physicians and hensts in the United States
and had acquired high celebrity our principal cities
public under his As il is possible that some of
these may Ind their way 10 this city, the public here
by inorncd that none are genuine tCifhoa the sigma
tye LOWE and REED, the sole propdcors Of the ar
hclc The Subscriber, who is their Agent for Richmond
WIZ always be supplied with the genuine. Price fifty
cents bottle CHARLES GODDARD
March 3. ge-2,
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To The Editor, oc fLe E,;

TO Uft I@uIIVFS OF te EfQttiTer
In the sketch OF the debate the bill Tor the remova
OF Tree negroes and mulatoes published In the Enourer
oil tuesday, last discover that the few remarks submit,
Yea TO the House, were entirely Inexperienced by YOUR
reporter did not say, nor have evor thought that
Grass oil our population endangered the safety OF the
commonwealth stated that free negroes and mulaoes
E ss universally considered nuisance by the people
was called, no bill which we could pass voniI ~ n
nion DC operative and eieien,that. unless compeedby
law, did not believe that they would leave the State
borrower that Humanity required that we should at once
announce TO this unfortunate race the settled and rreyo
cable determination OF the legislature force them from
terory Tor was deeply impressed with the convic-
uon that with or without the forms of law our citizens
would sooner or later drive them to the necessity of re
moving from the Commonwealth. Very rcspcctf,ly
Feb. %, 1892. < w IoNLS
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HssEDNy ELLIS OFFICE.
E'eserS5tgIg' ZlOEEeyy, Glass No. q
OHAW " NUMBERS
I'D 30 - q IA 1B 3S Sd.
NEXT LoTTERIE

NENT LOTTERIES.
Monday, March 5Bt.-At Norfolk, WEILSBIJRG
LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS No. $50, 900, 250O
1000, 1900 1022, of 1,O0O &c,-Tickcts 81
FrddGX "hGreh 9b:-At Richmond, WELLSBURG
LOTTERY, CLASS No. 2.-Capitas S12OOG q 900
/ ,270, 8 of 1000 &c--Tickcts 81
FTtddy march l6--At Richmond, DISMAL SWA up
CLASS No. 4.-Capitals 10000, 10000 5000, 5000
100 Of 1000, SSc.---Tickets $40.
u Orders rom the country enclosing cash, promptly
attended to- as usual by r. BIDwEIJ
4h DO0T 6cio,o ne MARKET, yBci,, Street
eb. =. 0S--tF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03

The Legislature of Maryland have am important hill, b
lore them orbddng free people of color under the
West penalties from settling in their Siateor slaves be-
atng One Hundred Thousand Dollars for The re-
novai oil free blacks now in the State-and prohibiting
e future manumission of slaves unless $50 are paid by
rigid one-and is likely to produce great deal of dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03

II f6 IN the cham Of testimony 1T appears from
correspondence between Mr.. Poinde ter and the ~.
Judge Mclean, so well known in Richmond for his hos
UNITY to Mr. " Buren,, &c., &c., &c., that he (the sale
Judge) was the person who communicated to Mr. Poin
dexter the celebrated letter of the ,porthv Mr. Cemn,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-27

feelings. Instead of4ighting a Ere in USly or
August, (while Sirius, or the dog star reigns.l
70 carry the foul air up chimney, aud SO into
the wide atmosphere, they take bitters, drink
soda water, little brandy, or so, to correct
foul cellar. and a contaminated parlor and
bed -chamber. At night. they shut up the
house tight, aud go to sleep over renewed
column of mephitic air, accumulated in
store house made belOW the surface of the
ground. Anxious mothers take care that
their daughters should cot catch cold, nv be.
ing exposed to the open vital air, but i'm merge
Them in an atmosphere rising up from foul
cellar, replete with efiavia from old cider bar.
rels, beef and pork pickle, wet and rotiing
! boards and other ct ceteras not 10 be named.
and then wonder how their children get sick
lose their appettes, become pale, and sink 10
TO typhus fevers, or waste away in consump-
tions. Nv wonder is, they live so healthy
and so long.
A blaze of ten or fifteen minutes, or half an
| hour, made of faggOts or any other light ma
! teriaI, will do more than the ventilation OF
doors and windows for hours. The air that
passes up the chimney rises above the house.
and mixes with the wide atmosphere while
| that from windows and doors may return a.
! gain whence it came.
Cambridge. 9Th Sept. 1882. B.W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-27
Damage for breach Of promise,
Errors excepted.

APPALLING Mortaltty.--A committee app
pointed for the purpose in Philadelphia, have
published narrative report Of the ravages Of
the cholera in the Arch-st. Prison in that
city. The scenes of one day in that prison.
are represented to have been Of unparalleled
fearfalness in the history of disease and death.
Before night, not less than seventy persons,
who were living when the morning dawned,
We're consigned TO the grave IN. Y. C. Adr.
Capture Of Black Ha,rk.-!Ss. Louis, Sept.
S.-The steamboat Winnebago. Capt. Hunt,
fror, Galena, stopped few minutes yester-
day at the wharf, ON her way to Jefferson
Barracks, (ten miles below the city,
The beat left Galena having on hoard Black
Hawk, the Prophet, aud eleven other head
men of the Sacs and Foxes, together with
about SO warriors of less distinguished fame.
The latter were landed on this side Of the
lower rapids. ON their pledge Of remaining
quiet and inoffensive. Black Hawk, the Pro-
phet, and the other elevea have been taken to
Jefferson Barracks, there to remain rs hosta-
ges for the peaceahle conduct Of their tribes,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-27

Compliment to Printers.--A gentleman by
the name of Hanford, in concluding a COM
munication TO the Editors of the New Or
leans Mercantile Advertiser. says" As you
printers generally have enough TO answer for,
on your own account, you will permit me to
bear the sole responsibility ofthese remarks"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16
From the Alleehsny PA Democrat.
BRIBERY.
REPUBLICANS BEWkRE!

Bribery, il seems has hssu hoidIv AID
unhlushinglv attempted. James Wils8n
the editor ofthe PcunsyIvsnia Advocate,
il is stated in the last Mercury. received
lately draft om the Branch Bankin
this place, from Nicholas BiddIe. Prrsi-
dent ofth~ mother Bank M philadelphia.
fnr the sum uf S5SOO0!!l Republicans!
can such shings trnnspirc without ,xci'-
ing in yonr patriotic bosoms snyo'her
emotion than thar of unqualified abhoi-
renee. Thank Providence, in yon is
lrdsed the power to punish this insult III
free people--this inpndent attrmpt t.
,rample your liberties nnder foot by .or-
rnpiing the mercenavy with filthy iucre.
VIII YOU tolerate such Hagrant net. by
permitting those men :" get info and re
tain power, who would use corruption,
intrigue aud bribery to advance their po-
li'icai Schemes! Forbid it Heaven! Lei
us rally round Governor Walf aud Gen.
ernl Jacksnn -mrn u: integrity and vir.
tue. They will steer the bark of State
snfc through the qnick sands nf corrup.
tiun--ihey will preserve uaimpairrd the
purity Of our admirable republicans GOV.
erniDent.
The above charge hns been specifically
made against Mr.. Wilson -circuinsfa,-
ces aud proof detailed and yet he has
not ndveri-d to the charge he has not
explained or denied II, IL not this 81
lence indi .ntive of The truth Of the arcu-
saiion We hwye been heretofore
friendly to the Bank ofihe United States;
hui il was under the impression that its
affairs we're conducted with fairness
Bur The veil has been lifted the hidecus
d, f.rtnify Of the institution has hsen ex-
posed and as q freeman as lover of
our native soiI, we feel il pnr Solemn iu-
~ to point the finger of detesiatian- at
Ills unparalleled. act enormi,y. Let
the indignation of the people hs exprss1
ed uf the pu!is--let the honest p"rtson vt
tho community record ,heir votes against
those daring men who would introduce
into this country the arts and corrupfions
of despotic governments. Next Tuesday
will be the proper time 10 give ~xpressinn
10 your sentiments. insulted couotrymrn.
Down with bribery and nrisiocracy--
down with corruption.
The National Inteiligcncer of.he 9Th
uIt. said
I'VE have before noticed the Penn
xyLvANiA ADVOCATE, established at Pitts
burgh, Pa. by JAMES Wis, N. Esq. Ii
now lies hefore ns in an enlarged form
size--and we may with pro-
prietv say, il is one Of the most efficient
and tnlemtpd in the ranks oftle National
Republican party" a
Enlarged form--manmoth SIZE" sh !!
Nicholas Blddl-'s draft for $3.50, &c.
&c. "fhat accounts for it,"