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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGI.AND

LATEST FROM ENGLAND
NV YoRK Tuesday Afarch l7.--'The packet shin
Virginia Captain Harris, brings twelve days later direct
from England We have received full files of papcrs and
magazines but on the subject of French affairs there
IS nothing of interest," than was BROUGHT by the
Rhonc, which sailed from Havre the same day OK
cePing the correspondence of the Morning Chronicle
which will be found below detailing some further and
satisfactory opinions on our French claims
Spanish affairs will no doubt be brought TO an AMIGA
pc termination by the offers of England to buy 81 Don
Carlos. The following are the particulars.
From tho London Morning Herald
The following conditions said have been ,ropos
cdby the Duke of Wellington General Aava as likely
to conciliae Europe and settle the Spanish question =
J. Abdication of Don Carlos in favor of his eldest
SON
2 Withdrawal of Queen Christine from the Spanish
3 Immediate betrothnent of the eldest son of Don
Carlos with Isabel II.
A. The government TO be carried ON in the name of
Charles VI, and the Estate Real TO remain in force
D. Council Of Regency to be appointed in order
to govern the country until the young Prince be of age
(hs majority being fixed at 49, and to be composed of
hve members, among whom Zumalacaneguy and tho
Marquis de las Amarlas necessarily 10 BE- included
o. An unconditional amnesty for all political offences
o. Securities be given TO the people of the Basque
provinces and Navarro, for the maintenance Of their
q. All loans or debts contracted in tho name IF tho
Ant-Snque dynasty, or in that Of Don Carlos to be
ACKNOWLEDGED and considered as the Royal debt Of
20 All ranks titles and decorations. conferred no ,l,
present Queen or Don Carlos to be declared the pro
perry Of those to whom they have been granted
ihe hhgINb news Is unimportant The King was t.
open the new Parliament on The 10Th February
The contest for Speaker Of the House of'Comnops
was expected to be very severe. The Hon G. Nj Snf.
the opposition.
Lord Brougham had returned 10 London from the Con
tDent ~"
The British ship Sir Thomas Munro was lost o., ,ho
Capc &c Ferd Islands, the captain crew and passengers
were brought into Plymouth in the American brig Maine
Of Boston, Capt Williams
II ~ stated in nearly all the papers that Che Queen m
hkey to give birth to successor 10 the Throne Should
lhS DC me case IN ai probability there will be lonp Re-
gency; her Majesty Queen Adelaide acting 40 Reoont
nrng the minority Of the heir hcifess 10 the Crown
me late general election has returned one bnndred
ment. ~ =" "'"a-
i~ldoH Money MoyLct, FsJ 1Oh--The money market
- ner depressed though not 60 any great extent nor
" inc cose OF The day, decidedly az at an earlier ne
100 Consols Tor money have been done at OI 81 and
9r account at ~ bot they subsequently recovered to
nc quotations OF ~ ~ TO and Of ~ to 1-5 respective
cred, Exchequcr Bills are slightly deprecated
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~ from .lsiy to ons huna,cd. (cashman and WOOD.

y IToII siNly 10 oHV HunuFcu C uShnan ind Wcoks
are new mcmbcrs.)
IL will lie perceived that tho annual election in this
town, has resulted in glorious triumph of the demo-
cratic cause Our opponents have used half the
eNerticns which they put forth this year. have
yer been confident OF The will teach
the People how much trust they ought 10 place in the
glorious Boosting and confident calculations of the
oppos. ton The enemy left no stone unturncd-they
spared neither pains expense but with all their eff
forts, their highest not large that of the
to the independent firm and patriotic democrats of Dun
stable, who at the polls early the day, resolved
not only TO conquer the foe but to them ''horse,
foot and dragoons.'
SO much for the Concord dinner and Mr. Webster
Speech made on the occasion, for the benefit of the dis
cardcd Senator'S
The elections of mcubers of Congress will take place
IN two other New England States Connecticut and
Rhode island-ina short time. We would be Glad If the
Editors of the ntegencer would tell us what they tr-
poet those States before the result known But il
VIII be great improvement in that sheet lift shall
after inform who elected oren utter the election is
orcr.-GioLe
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". w. 81 y. y. FRY.

WhoicsGIe GrooeJs g. Foy,cardng AGENTS. Richmond Va
THNHE subscribers now receiving their SPRING
n GOODS, consisting of
1000 bags prime green, Cuba and Rio coffee
% tierccs of Porto Rico do
2OO bags old white Java and Mocha do
100 hhds. st. Croix, Porto Rico, and ~ o. sugars
80 boxes and 30 bbls loafand lump do
10 barrels handsome crushed do
30 packages fresh teas
10 boxes canisters do.
100 hhds N. o. and T.. /. Molasscs
80 barrels and 10 erces do
100 boxes chocolate, No l.
20 terces new rice
loo boxes turpentne SOAP
100 do. shaving do
so do. sperm candles
70 do. allow do
250 do window glass; 8 by 10 and 10 by IL,
2OO reams wrapping paper,
2JO do. writing and letter do (part ruledO
% doz. bed cords and leading lines
300 boxes Spanish aud American cigars
. doz painted buckets,
10 tons English and Swedes iron,
do. hoop and sheet do.
~ do. American bstercd and other steel
GO kegs cut nails, assorted sizes,
90 do Duponts and Rodgers powder,
1900 lbs bar lead
rs kegs of white lead, Nos l und2,
20 do. dry do. do
1000 lbs. best green copperas,
hhds superior Dutch madden,
ccroons Spanish float indigo,
10 barrels Clipped logwood,
5000 lbs alum,
900 do. saitpetrc.
100 bags black pepper
30 do. ulspice.
Is do. racc-gngcr,
30 kegs ground do.
bale Of cloves,
30 mats ofcinnamon
Is drums fresh figs
so boxes bunch raisins
. bales almonds
80 boxes oranges
- do. lemons
10 cases preserved ginger.
so casks sweet Malaga wine
do. old Madeira do
% do. S. Madeira do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

We understand that the Hon. John Y Mason of Vir-
gnia is spoken of likely TO be elevated by the next
Congress to the Speakers chair. His undertaking de-
voon to Democratic principles superior talents, and
urbane manners emncntly qualify MIR. Mason for that
distinguished siation.-P canSyicamian.
WAR BETWEEN Quo AND MIcHIGAs AN extra from
the Office of the Michigan Sentinel contains Proc
ton OF Stephen 4. Mason, Acting Governor of the
State OF Ohio TO take possession Of the disputed portion
OF Territory which they both claim. Gen Brown has
also, it is said ISSUED Brigade Orders carry into effect
the Governors Proclamation
On the other hand the Legislature of Ohio have pass
cd Preamble and Resolutions declaring that measures
ought to be Immediately taken her jurisdiction to
be- fully established over the territory in dispute
This question, which may terminate in blood shed is
one OF those left unsettled by the last Congress-N Y
G0zcuo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24
MANY REPUBLICANS.
IPho runs TIC UAtc Horse .

Proofs thckening every ay upon us that il il the
Wings in Virginia. Who, Tor instances the follow
ing language?
The prospects Of Hugh L. White of are brighten
doubt exists but thut he will compe
Of arch Magician
sold TO the Dutch longer able disguise
The oracle who pronounces the above is EXPOSE
tor of the 6th-a Wing paper just got up ia Boydon,
Meckonburg county, TO fret its busy hour the stage
until after the Spring Elections
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

now, Tor the first time raised az an or;g;yI oues,o
should be against II, because say The least IL vond
involve the exercise by Congress- of yovbtt,,I ,o,rcr
But as the FIRST Bank has been sanctioned y T.o,s,e
Washington, and the present by James Madison aud as
tlcc institutions, during existence of more than 40
years, had received the sanction of every of
the Government, Legislative, Executive aud Judicial
Nc &c therefore, he does not at this day consider
the constitutional question debateabe Swin SAYS
would not give cherry stone' for such State
Rights Pohteian
Enthusiastically Ellis is announced candidate
- ne pe~pe OF Amherst are moving upon the subject
ifontgo,eeSy- Messrs- John McCauley date membcr)
and Dr. John lngs, opposing candidates. The
Wing newspaper says, the former the Van Buren,
side and the Doctoris for Jadge Whitetat IL 10 sa
McCauley is the Republicans and lnglis the hip csnd
date 1--WE prcsous)-
NoJoK eoanty-Messrs- Samuel Watts (late Wing
too announced. "No Van Buren, man insist, s
on running D'. Collins, who had withdrawn Mordeeai
following card i'm the Norfolk Bcacon
Col Moceai Cooke will be supported represent
forward not BY any rsItico party bsa political mat,
thy Of us''sS.ueg.si; MANY '' voTER s9'-
Princess .4aae Gen Wcodhoass has declned-and
Jesse Morris, and VIM Roberts, Doth staunch Whgs)
are candidates for his slippers.
City of Riehmond.-Mr Chapman johnson has re-
sisted all the opportunities Of bis Wing friends and de-
clines Poll nicssrs James Caskir lanes Ivons and
Gustavus A. Myers, have been brought ontall of tire
Wig denomination-bat of greater affinity in their
general political principles, than and dog
Sea Islanders (as Captain Cook tells us)-Nlr Hyde is
run by the Republican, Party.
In word, the battle ground will be warmly contested
in almost every part OF the Commonwealth The caul
dron IS IN state of violent cbulhticn We have SAN
guinc hopes OF the victory-but beat the
enemy, by despising bs strength or by indulging an
overwccning confidence in own resources-"Tir-
gia.iia ezpeets eeery Repubtiesa TO purs"
ExrRAcrs--..l have strong hopes of Dinriddie. Col
wynn Zone OF the srongestmen in the county is active
in PaughGn's favor" ....r
From charioueI:Yon may rest assured that Mr.
will he hon ..t l-
handsome majority
We also assured that Madison will be elected in
Prince Edicdrd
PESpLEroS.-Thc Winchester virginian says. that
The friends of the Administration Pcndleon county
have brought out VIM. Mccoy, jr candidate for the
Legislature in opposition to their late delegate Thomas
Jones. The democracy of that county seem unwilling
to sanction the doctrine of disobedience
and are about to tell MIR. Jones thing two in man.
ne more likely to be attended than their nstruc-
tons signed by at least three fonIths the voters MIR
Mccoy is an amiabc and deserving man. and will make
most excellent rcpresentative-we say 'swi make -
because his election cannot be otherwise than certain un
der the circumstances.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24
(From The Petersburg Constellation.

Mcssrs Editors We wish in your next that YOU
would call the attention of the people of the several
counties in this Senatorial District to the expedcncy
OF requesting their several SheIs to open poll the
next election for our Senator Henry f. Watkins ESQ
to resign his scat We would respectfully nominate Col
Joseph Wyatt to fill the vacancy in the event of Mr.
Watkins resignation. Such application has been
made to our Sheriff. and if complied with by all the
others in the District would no doubt be successful
BY inserting this request you will oblige
MANY REPUBLICANS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

The Pecha of Egypsha removed all distractions Ibs
expedition named the place where they were, fo "i
not been civilized country before Britain was dreamed
of. They expected to sail from Bassora, Sept 3D.
BAyosrE, Sept l7.-Eor the last day or two the Car
list agents at have been actively circulating &C.
counts of the deeatof the army on the
Ilth inst in the neighborhood of Bboa, and which
ports have been inserted in the Sentnee and Phage OF
Bayonne of this day Fortunately, by the ARRIVAL at al
early hour this morning, Of authentic intelligence from
Bboa, up the 18th inst BY the Spanish Con-
sui and other PERSONS these infamous falsehoods have
been conlIadicted An action had however, taken place
on the lth, al Arrigoraga, about Two leagues from
Blboa but in which the British Legion had taken no
part whatever. The Spanish troops under Genera Ia
partcru had been alone engaged and that 1ehria ~
10 be slightly wounded and the loss on both sidrs lau
been nearly equal from ;.GO 400 men put hers dc
combat The details Of this affair had mt Trans ''sru
LONDON, Sept 26.--1hc Bayonne and b"rafauS pa.
pcrs of the goth and 2lst spoke Of the resumption OF t
sirgc Of Bbra. is said that OH the io' inc w"'e %.
the ba,crng train had again been brought near 10 INT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
t. of Marshall.
1a,riuii's nrcvio,Is majority,

We are prepared for IA defeat. We count nPon Par
riolts elr, ton Brooke is strong Jackson countybu
last Sp,ing sr gave Dccamps only majority OF 30 and
the Administration candidate for Congress, about l10
n,aiorily-Slc votes than 5CO.-lf Go0d should
fail VIC shall lose GoOd nnd true 1nan- (The Ohio
District has always been dcbalable grnund-ard COL
Parriotl has been long and s!Ircwd Campaigncr.)
But we have already strong MINORITY in the Senate OF
.vrginia-Wr shall also gain Senator in the place Of
Mr. Walkins-ard though have lost one in the
Brunswick District, yet we gained two, last SPRING III
the Amelia and a hcniarlr Districts.
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The returns for members of Congress from 81 counties

nlTTCSl UNOlI f'V00 F0Fe' "'<
the highest the other ticket. - <,,,,,. \
.PESysYLvAHIA.-1he Philad.p hia Gazette l"hlg)
nrc.cnls the following as the return Of votes Tor Go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

NEGRoEs 4 STOCK for sute-The subscriber will
sell TO the highest bidder his farm, Sprng Gar
den,l in Hanover Tuesday the 18th December, fair,
Of not, the first fair day thercaterD his household and
kitchen furniture, and farming utensils, together with
his entire stock Of horses mules cattle, sheep, and hogs
quail fcations-somc of them very valuable Amongst
the hrrses, are thoroughbred mares, colts and
stations; and amongst the cattle, good milk cows,
and 10 or 20 young ones, Of the best improved habreed
on credit of nine months for all sums over ten dollars
and cash for all Of that amount and under it. Bonds
with approved security, will be required, and interest
them from their date, if they are not punctuay paid
when due 80. WIN. II. ROANE.
Oct 30 = t.. g.. 5l-w3w2 awtds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

WWAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE-Thc Winter
EE Session of this Institution commences on the first
day November and terminates the last Wednesday
in April. ExpcDces for Tuition &c, S34 59
Do Do. Board, $54 co.
r. G.. BRANCH,
Oct. So t52-tl5N] Secretary to the Faeuhy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
Present majority, 2.2y3

Present majority, 21J3
Floyd and Irwin counties yeti DC heard trom-( The
Anpusta Chronicle Nuier. gives The returns from the
same counties and reduces SIS majority to lS7O; but
the Chronicle has committed two errors, in stating
DounI,rtvs vote in Cowca at ADJ, instead of 507 and
odr Of reversing the vote in Pike county so rs 10 give
d :3n and s. 3S2 instead Of S. $50 and y 1922
The Auqnsll Courier of the I'D. gives the rccatula
ton If the ContuiionaSt, and says we congratulate
our friends on the result never doubted by any body
Our opponents admit they expected to have been beaten
5 or COCO votes but not equally honest in account
nr for the lesscncd majority Every body understands
them Let them keep up their spirits in the best way
they 1t adds 'Sincc writing The above, this morn
ing, we have seen maorcs from all the counties, (hc'
lirycd 10 he correctly which place Judge schey near
1900 ahead" :.
The returns for members of Congress from 81 counties
arc as follow: 49,. .a":,.
Uy,os. STATES RIGHTS.
(;lusccek, 81 ,247 Wilde, sizes
JackS0n, 3O,col roslrr, SS;d.E
Cicre'and, 30:sll SaimOle, S S177S1c
UoiSry, 3J,9oo Bcail, oooo , @,i'8 "
The highest Union candidate being 5000 votes ahrau Of
tbc HIGHEST on the other ticket. ~ ,
.PrySsYLvAHIA.-Thc Philadelphia Gazette lWhlg)
presents the following tie return OF votes Tor Go
werner: ~, ,co
Fur Rtncr; -. : -: '"'~oo
1" Wolf: ....................t oo:,o
I" Nluh!enberg. ................. 1O,2oo ,o- ,c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
Richmond, Va, Friday, Oct. 30.
ELECTIONS.

ELECTIONS
cro,c,,-TLc AUGUSTA CunslitutonaSt exhibits
the returns cf IS countess for Governor, and 81 for
Members Of Congress.
Schry has ........'..'.... oo:.n~ Vntos.
n umkerly g, $50 do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

7FrOm fhG THc0lng Tunes, ~ nc Z1zHJ
s:SrnGtorial Eirciion--Nlarshall county voted on
Thursday and the result is, Col Parrott received ma
jorily in the whole county Of lG2 making his present
majority in the district 22D Brooke the last county,
votes on Monday next 1t will probably give large
majority for Naju G"od the Van Buren, candldale SO
that the final result consider yet doubtful.
g. We annex the entire vote Of Marshall.
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: Iirc Presidents.
Oncida Uhig EItrG-Ocf. u
ABOLITION CONVENTION.

ABOLl loN SONF IoN'
The members Of the Abolition Convention aSsrh''"
this ming informally, about o'clock, at the Src'E'
Presbyterian Church in BlccckCr street. Al tie 81"
time the citizens assembled nj the Court. Room ng'r"
bly, To adjournment on Saturday evening. he "'n "
lcers presided Committee appointed l" r'l"''
solutions expressive Of their sentiments on the In'c
Of the Abolition Convention, and 10 recommend coz"
to be pursued by the citizens in relation to IT, ]"
committee reported after dcbsraton, n prraH'nc ~"
series Of resolutions; among the latter, one ad'
Che appointment of Committee TO wn't on lEr ~"
ton Convention TO lay before II the resolutions a
ed by the citizens, to aPpze me
excited state of public feeling, OF the d;sapPro'1""
entertained by the citizens of thrfr designs, an" "
Gucs,ng it to leave the city. and assuring inc u"
that itscasc they did not acquescr ~ tls c'usc' ~
tizcns would not be responsible fer their Sa'rE. ,h
committee proceeded from tho Court Room 10 ~"
Church. accompanied by crowd of citizrns-cn''''"
the Church. and after delay. made their way 49,
chairman Of the convention At this time, Lewis i.f
pan was readng what afterwards unG Tsood - w
Declaration Of Rights; the noise, however vas 5" s
that nothing could be heard. The committee mace A.
raj Intellectual attempts obtain 4 hearing; bri"'e '
TaPpan would consent TO stop. Order was howe 's.;u
stored and the committee proceeded TO read lhe IJcc
tons adopted by the meeting and tic cnat'n' IS me
Hayden addressed the convention IN c1Pana'''
views and feelings Of the citizens Alter rev ''', d
of dslberation the convention passed resolution t
iourn, and dill adjourn The members passr" .d a.
Church without violence insult TINT VIC h"'e .wri
though the excite nlcnt was much greater INA"
witnessed in this city The committee, DURING nv her
from the Courthouse to the convention, anu c.sity I'll
constantly incucated the citizens Tue ILL.,, 81 ia
GOOD order and forbearance During The
the convention every effort was maze oy ''iI r Whist
to maintain tranquility and we feel conhaen. eve
re witnessed, that the members OF tns w 49, ,be cir
their personal safety to the course aaoplec W E con-
zens and interference Of the committee Alte sd ls
yentiou had adjourned the committee 'ca ,h;, ac
the Court Room, and reported the Iesu'' u '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-09
Consumption!
Asthma! q Catarrh!

IN that long train of diseases which seem to grow
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Price 81 for whole boxes of so pills AMI 50 cents for
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Albion Corn Plaster!

yNNiE Albion Corn Plaster softens the corn, however
i old and tough, and extracts it to the very roots.
The relief afforded is gentle, immediate, and tho.
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Boston, June 17th, 1922
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The Primitive Creed Examined and Explain
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