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G. the Rev. Mr.. Stockton was declared to u. duly
Mr. yanlrrpocl. By leave of the House, submitted Il
motion that when the IIouse adou'n5, 1t ad'uF" :" ee'
on Mu:,.!ay; which agreed to-
The ii"usr then adjouncd
(,nnrrcr1uy.-ln tie second list of yeas and nays IN
t Lings Of Monday. published on 1uesIay,
the name Of hy Loyal, oil Virginia. was acc:den'aly
emitted The question was susprnd;ng tie rules in
o,nr IN afford Mr. Owens, Of Georgia, opportunity
to present his resolutions relative to the Abolition Pc
t;ii.ns &C. Mr. Loyal! present and voted to sus-
ncrd the rules Giche.
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u;llcc on Territories. and llc pracI'cc al reference DC
fore that tin" did not therefore "rH'y n '!* caSc
Slf r. ri;.g:r, t., i!l. I,usaIs d the !!2nss in "t.
The ii.rw .i.n WI, co,::nucd H. Mr.. S!o'c' and ~
Lane both I'll whom supported tie m"!l"" .! reference
10 the Standing cnumi'!rc.
E!ECTIU% OF CHAPLAIN. .
Mr.. Thompson, Of Ohm" called The attention :" ,nt
House to the fact. that lie hour had arrived asS'EHto "
The election "fa Chaplain.
The [iunsc proceeded t. execute the order? S'"'Iai
nominations were madr. and, after three UNSUCCESSFUL
Il |. ...I.I LIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29

IN SCNAiC
Petitions and memorials presented by ar Tall
madge, Mr. Toulinson Mr.. Hendricks, Mr.. Kent, [oi
James F. Sonhron, w w. Hall, Mary Hall and others,
John Chalmers, George Stubbs William Maurice Mr..
Brown Mr.. Mangam, Mr.. Southland, MIR. Robinson,
~: Calhoun, Mr. King Of Ga, Mr. Davis.
Nj Gos6erough offered tho following resolution:
Hosofesd. That the Committee Military Affairs be
instructed to inquire what number of floating steam bat
ieres is necessary for the defence of the Chcsa peake and
Delaware bays: and tie hakcr Of New York together
with the estimate of the probable cost of the same and
to report the resul, to The Senate
Mr.. Ewing, pursuant TO notice, asked and obtained
leave to introduce bill 10 change the orgaza o,he
General Post Office, which read, and ordered 10
second reading, and to be printed.
This bill is the that which passed Tie Senate
at the last session.
On motion of Mr.. Davis, SO much Of the Presidents
message relates to commercial affairs, referred to
the Committee on Commerce.
On motion of Mr. Porter, so much Of the Presidents
message relates 10 Foreign AFFAIRS referred to the
Committee On Foreign Affairs ..... ~
On motion of Mr.. Benton, so much Of the Presidents
message as relates to military affairs was referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs. -
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election il is true, but have trumphaAtly ca,ne,
the State az there is every reason for c.opernt;,
heartily with brethren else where in getting M
proposed Convention We have advcrted 10 fhs n
ject this morning for the purpose ofdircctimks aento
the movements of the Republicans in other jouartcrs
merely to throw out the suggestion, that il wound hc
only desirable but advisable and necessary that the s M
mocracy ofPetersburg should hereoorc be prese
ed IN an assembagc charged with the high trust Of r.
Letting proper persons to fill the two highest oflt i,
the gilt OF the people. Harmony and unt, aflak /,
the Republican family amporant &C the prdser-
crisis, and however unanimous the opinion may BIZ la1
Mr. Van Buren, will receive the nomination for the
sdcncy the question of the Vice Preside acy is entirely
unsettled; If it remains so, conflict of preferences ard
oil interests must be the consequence from whicilfb
good can, and much disaster may result IN Virrini,
and elsewhere, MIR Rivcs and MIR. Barbour have 6cc(
named as suitable persons to fill the Office In Pennsy
wanna, MIR. MuleBburg and in Kentucky, Col.t r: Al
Johnson, have their respective adheren
without ourselves indicating suggesting achoice, we
beg leave TO urge the propricty of Vrgia fa -
y represented in order that the South lc
gitinate weight in the selection As de (5rve ption
meets on the goth inst, but short NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
ton. If Petersburg all in tbe m5{t ~ K ia
presumed the elder members of the RepubEca> yry
whom the young look for counsel and cSafpfS il Ios,t
no time in calling their fow-cti toaef,k< for the
purpose OF selecting suitable Delegates 49, W. ~ ~
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ERELLEFONTE RACES.-The Races over this
n y Course will commence the 9TH Wednesday in
May, being the 9th day of t.e month"; and continue
days.
First day-Thc proprietor's purse, $500; two-mile
heats, entrance Sl5.
Second day-The Jockey Club purse, $500 three-mile
heats, entrance $50
Ihird day-A handicap, mile heats, best three in
five, for the balance of the Club money, added the
entrance money. This will doubt be good one ,
there is from $40 to 800 of the Club money En-,
trance S25.
Stables and litter furnished horses gratis-and
every exerton in the power Of the Proprietor to pro-
mote the comfort of his visitors
SAML b. JETER, Proprietor.
Nottoway County, May 8. It'd
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ZOE TNE E.NQUIRER.

Ua,ier Nheh King, Be=0n;an3
An intelligent Correspondent Of uhe Constellation
makes short work " our late Elections witty leave
| will make it sho er.
The suit has gone Ggainst the WhigsEIhofs clear
If that suit las been decided on the issue of Leigh or
Leigh! Instructions HpstyucfO"s !--te", II is
clear, that Mr.. Lei Oh ought forthwith o. resign.
lion ME fssUs III Van Buren, or yyhitc?--then il is
equally clear that n has zone for the little Magician
And if on both jss,esefbat is PARTLY the one, and
pary ON The oherfLen If Is equally ccar that the
dict Of the people ofVmgna, has beep pronounced bo'I
ogoinst Mr.. Leigh nd ~ frror of Mrl Van buren,
The Wings are Meretoye welcome 10 take
EtL,,. Hmm off Le Uiielnm0!
"As YpU LIKE IT. E
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TIE BosroN PIR,rEs-Thc most undcnablc evidence
mas been digcoy"red of the guilt of the pirates now in
prison al Boston Captain Percvai OF the United States
Navy, while recently at ST. Thomas heard that Soto
Of the pirates had given the Governor of the Island
bride five thousand Spanish dollars Capt p avowcd
his intention of informing the of the BRIG Mexican
0hc vessel robbc) of the fact when the Governor OF
fcrcd him the 50 10000 insure his silence. The offer
was rejected with scnrm and The information forwarded
10 Boston. PLilqdrIyhin G0setie
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'Hack again To- Lynn
4 ,Songrcss testify TO most
~, -sh6kcn with his privilege Wy
-, ,ii.o1rccnbc Ora are entire strangers !"
nm; an ~ , a. we'll 0pons maze upon ms uuty
10 a,tner These, il is next u, ' 49, ,tp -.
evade Ens'aI y new tour OF dntbave also been fire.
quoHsr anrr the manner OF the b!h, ,.,i ~ - -,
in the above extract 'a' e fraud o.OIice Depart
nv IL and converted into ccnxrts$ p i o
IN for so large proportion - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
So Il is weighing out itbC.r,L All en,rn ,n
nnrcrs TO sustain itself ,s :" %"T oF ;
iegess which it is de to confer ON all the other de-
partrnents OF theFederal Government on all national
Legislators Ind all of its 900 Post,nascrs and
against lie countless abuses which Incident to
thoSsprvileges 1t would to be entitled TO
lie forbearance and consideration, though
Nd partially founder its way, become
season embarrassed in its finances beyond its
hedate capacities. These facts in its history
se pondelous operations which 1t has been com
Heled to periorm-these numberless gratutes which it
has been compelled confer at its expense upon
the puhlc have not been cmbazoned 60 the people and
reiterated thousand times over through thousand pub
lie prints as have been the cXpate testimony of its
mics, and have been their sided dcnunciatos of
the Postmaster General In silence spite frauds
expressions and malignant misrepresentation it has been
Industriousy working its way extending its operations
multiplying the facilities of INSTRUMENTATION for the
people and enlargng beyond all example lis
sources and powers of doing good. And all this with
out drawing upon the Federal Treasury. for millions Of
dollars annually each of the other departments
Government have been compelled do order to car
ny on their necessary operations Let these facts be
membered
a g m has 'Se"a TIN, Thanking privilege nsSy doubt
of a!cttcr from the Depart-
ent, under date of Nov ~, 1894 will
or the ranking privilege throughout the country exclusive of
loss to tho Department. at tbs e by the the frank
aaa pS on when opeeS 10 a5 s se aho 800 dollar.
@ and Dq 1a dOeSSS estimating The the usual
TO this the number free newspapers pneipny
pIite exclangc) would ii charged
SVbeing atoia loss all articles 1920
$1,000 annuH, independent Of the articles
ice.i
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EOSgyuUNTC9TED


n sWnW WutfcT-Lbdt frOTfty a plISStHg HVtt.'' -,
Has Enquirer hand bills with tho news Sn AZ
mai aud Roe kbridge i'--Hhie If .9pTd M ----Y
Have the Wing and its party flred any cannon h
proclaim the news from Campbell Nelson, RappalaIz
mock. Culpcper lIani pshire, Hanover brunswick, -
&c &c &c? S~e~s-<->~-f
II is true, Mcssrs. Editors, on "Wednesday last So:
were some astounding reports hehrd in this City, @
ticularly loud IN Me direction off Albemarle orr11
joining c0UHtyj-but, Tor my own part, supposed
was nothing more tiaq tic echd Of the fred OF
18th January last in honor o. The election BenjnIn
Watkins Leigh, and Pe suPpofed downfall Of the kgl,
Of lnstructon.-~Uas Ilright-fIr acas orong, III nj
suPpoyiti0H? O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

NJ ut member Undcr the OLD (ons- the
otood, the rgM IF Suffrage, r the precise footing
OF the ,ckitc There wsS a strong party in the
Convention for continuing tbs tquaiity Was Mr. Van
Buren, one Of them: No fB1t he advocated and voted
Tor n provision which p$eed the free negro a very
different footing from TIE ehitc 1t was this That
no free negro shoudfbe eaHcd to eote unless in adi
ton to the qualifications required Of the thite man. she
shall be seized aud assessed we quote the language of
the Constitution in his own right OF freehold estate
OF the value of $3.50, and above all debts and in
cunlbrances charged thereon and shall have been with
IN the ycaI preceding the election, assessed and shall
have actually paid tax to the State Country This
then is the much brued equality for which Mr. v b is
much condemned In the State of North Carolina the
resident free negro who pays tax vote but in New
ork State where Slavery is not tolerated, MIR Van
Buren, advocates measure of restriction the right Of
suffrage, which will forever necessarily exclude ninety
nine out OF the hundred of the free negroes from the pri
vcge OF voting and be- found reckless enough
TO assert 'at he voted make the free equal
w'tl tine white man :! The reader will perceive that
the measure above described in truth declaring that
the free negro not, and should not be equal the
white man.
This, like the many other SANDERS which have hcen
propagocd against Mr. Van Buren, during the month of
elections whichhave just past when cxamned far from
being rcproach, is highly crcdabc and p:aseworhy.
[DdnrUe Observer.
CoNNEcrIcCT-According to the official returns of
the late election IN Connecticut, ii appears that MIR. Ed
wards rcceivcd 224O votes and MIR Foot 10 150 giving
plurality of 1850 for the jackson candidate for
Governor. The for Lieut. Governor was for Stod
dcrt 81 $50, and for Belts 1870, giving plurality in
favour OF the Jackson candidate of 2e26 For Congress
the votes follows
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''rhe Fasiai of Editors resorts to new fabrication
He getting up party OF what he calls the Northern
Coniedcracy. He asserts shat movement is ON faot
among the wealthy manufacturers in 4 section of New
England TO unite their interests in favor of MIR Van
rem as Il Northern man" What evidence does lie pro-
duce Not an atom. The Boston Courier, "a Wing and
Webster paPcr) justly the whole story
the editor of which, believe was the first man pre-,
tending to lie Wing. who came out in favor of Judge
White The Courier does not believe syllable of the
to common sense MIR. V. Buren, does not ask ii
of Mr. Webster or his manufacturing lricnds-llc d
not WOO them Judge White friends are doing th,.
Wings We scorn all coalition with thcm.--Bnt the
whole statement is abe--lt is invented by Mr. Noah
Tor etcct--and we may look for many more such de-
vices to cover the disgrace and defeat which his party
have sustained in VirginaBut the Fabulist begins To-
effect S-s ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

N8 EXITING cfhe Stockholders efHe Janacs Riccr and
I'VE Kana1cha C0mPany-Thc President and Directors
of the James River Company, having this day asccraincd
that subscriptions for two hs of the Capital Stock of
the James River and Kanawha Company by persons
bodies polite and corporate other than the Common.
wealth, have been made valid in conformity the
9th section of the act entitled an act TO authorize
the Common Council of the City Of Richmond, to
make additional subscription TO the Stock of
the James River aud Kanawha Company, and to
authorize a further subscription the part of the
state passed 9th January, 1885, and that the sub
scribcfs have thereby become body polite and
poratc, in the manner declared by tie 9TH section of tho
act passed the 10th day Of March 1892 entitled Gan
act Incorporating the James River and Kanawha Com.
pany, explained modified by the subsequent acts
anendatory thereto, do hereby give notice, that Monday
the Doth day Of tbc present month"; (Nlay is appointed
sor meeting OF the Stockholders of the said Company
to take place at the Capitol in the City of Richmond
at the hour Of ~ at which time and place the said
Stockholders requested to attend III person by
proxy.
BY order Of the President and Directors Of the James
River Company. J. BROWN, Jr., Cd udtor.
May =. l--tdn
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.NEU'S FROM FR.aNCE- qtdoxti

The intelligence from France is mostchccrng and all 4
most concusivc-The Indemnity Bni has been I'm
ousy adopted by the committee and reported to the Z
Chamber 1t goes the whole principal AID interest
Scarcely any doubt is entertained of lis nassnre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

GS ALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c
~ The household furniture belonging to the estate of
the late Thomas r. Harrison, comprising the usual
riety of wefurnhed country house, viz: piano, din
ing tables book presses, beds, mattresses, and all
ccssary kitchen furniture, will be sold the goth inst
Wednesday, For purchases below $l0 cash win be
expected; amounts that sum, months credit
lii 70 -tiIs,n ON bonds with approved security.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

The Nashville Banner looks for assistance both a
Connecticut and EirginiaIe counts without his IIostf
me nepubican Convention in Connecticut i'm Janunrv
last, nomnaies different Citizen from JUDGE Wit,
And IN virginia If he looks TO the Wings he must moi
ook 10 inc hePubeansiIe has suffered himself 10 be
pect assistance fsam them!
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addition to Che above, will be sold par on i,rs.-
one, young, bay, carriage horses riding horse some
good cows and sheep; and frstrate, Newark made
(and nearly new close carriage. r.. H., Err.
MAY 3. ida
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

EHANNY KEMBLE.-Fanny Kemble Buffers Jour.
Il nal IS this day received by II. /. SMITH.
Also, further supply of new fashionable Music for
the piano forte.
May 3. 1T
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ULo nre .Jlldnc Nhitc's Lricnds 5

Who .Jifdgc Uaite's EriendsP seEs.n 49,
The Ariel of the ~ Y Star writes from w f feSts&
the Both ult-tlat "White viii be nomnattd 8 6<8
Conventions in Virginia. N. Corolisa Sa,slh<X - y,a
and Georgia, in all this month and the <4jc-
next.N--Wc presume the Wings of Alhcmarc epeuedn
this ball Monday lastwiih what effect, ties &tder
will see from the statements furnish ron AZ
the spot. But let the friends of Judge 9fe, .rv
their Conventions, the gpease Nosl niit
be better calculated 10 open his fyes, unless
Theoretically scaled. He will then find that his pseudo
friends the Wings ony-the bitterest enemies of
the Administration.
We have the Nos. OF the argus" edited By
Mr. Edward Branch Roinon Charostown Jefferson
spirited Democratic
paper; and will scTviceable To he
We be able short The establishment
journals charlottesville and Abingdon.
Nj said, than doHel
The last Evenings Western Mn brings us the Prospectus OF
Usck Abingdon Mr. o. perfectly right SAYING, III appears
should make This Dis
1t that the Press should hc exclusively
by those opposed the Democracy of the county snbis
this dccdcdy
publican school, the Press ITSELF that lever IL public
object OF which, should be togve bsn crcus
late wholesome political truths nYS . time, them
OF the south The Of
.se only which shcd in ttt eqion-ahd IS :;
either political sorai, literary
which should give them paen, right 10 Tie pull .nPeps
Yre Ia Begotele.Tle Daaylc Reporter "a oyS to Golf
Johnson, "to do the betting and drinking too the dozen best
Madeira Chosterfeid Election. We the ColonsPs
that Gen Cabc 30 Bis bottle holder, and
| we be at liberty to select our own.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08

TIC 7Tt eefoiatIegl of a D.Jfaf n y Y
The Kennebec JpusDsl; w mo I,sft The v
Buren, Hgsu VII Gaia Neral inerlacfs of Congress
Consequences or thc5s nnni,g plurality
candi dsics.. Spposilisrs ARE signay
en- bun 51k5 are az !, beaten si,lgL5 handed
The iph5a Gazette broacle another theoryto
t<for their <ef;at II s,s hE "Virgnia has -
Vast under The tremendous efforts OF The AdnnisEra
ton. sTfc patronage of the General government FIas
~ pIas wiizfsssdiyided and irreslsiipe energy
against herr and although Sic met ne attack win spirit,
has been without This is gross 9sbs2re-
sentaton The patronage off the Ssene1h eeFt<& cat
has mot nscd sag-belafs <&ne victory ~
WON without it.-It is tire Pf1pl1 81 y,
s&sonc the work. So -
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ne campaigns oIsencd inTcnnessec. The Nashville
~; i ue 90 ,norsns US, that Col Polk addresssd
,so IN Icounty ontle 2st The Couf
presidential question At epa and examined :
silence except occasional marks of appro li,,; Pe.Tst
the whole speech; and at the conclusion, ys, ,''s
plausc. 1t altogether just such triumph ~ zap
ed his effort on the Bank question two ycars,ass ic
same place. great number gathered around Tier /.
he left the stand, and congratulated him. call him
to print his Speech" &c-IIe has conscne - 7flish
itlt Will be recollec;cd that Mr. Polk wac ~ 3 H. Of
the Signrrs, along with u. Crockett, tothd -
Letter addressed to Judge White. &C.,
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ESOEsEHaEM
{ From the ". Y. JOUrnai Of Commerce, MN. A.
LATE FROM EUROPE

LAJE L KOA EUROPE
We are indebted to Capt Bntlcr of the ship Joseph
for Belfast papers to March 30th containfp~ '1ondon
iuifcs to MaTclb2Ni We indcbe - capt brine,
ct Che ship Arkwrght, for AbSssen papers to March
botII Iouses there good deal Of per-
4-sestye in the debates.
Ministers have two or three times found themselves
in the minority.
Beljasi, Jiorch 30.-Thc independence of Wallachia
and Modavia has been recognized by England, France
and Russia. This IS important event for England,
nasmuc as IT raises up barrier between Turkey and
Russia against the cncroachmcnts of the latter.
A gentleman, writing TO Us from London. OH Friday
evening, says"Ibe general impression is, the ministry
Is approaching rapidly, 10 the end of it n,-
tie name Of Emerson Tennent in the majority. 'Beast
Hhig pdycr.
Loadon Starch m Consols for Account, 81 3.s
IIorsE or LoRDs--A fOnday MaycL 23.-Lord Brough.
presented petition from Mr. Grotc, Dr. Birkhcck.
and others in the city Of London relative the stamp
duty newspapers The noble and learned Lord, at
considerable length, contendcd that the tax
papers a very npoitc tax and concluded by recon-
intending that the tax newspapers be Abolished
Adjourned.
Vscounl Canterbury who has been selected to proceed
tr Canada, as Commissioner, to settle the disputes that
have arisen there viii embark for that colony about the
3Oth Of April, in ship Of war
Lord Samcy.1hcre have been ovcrurcs on behalf Of
Sir X Peel and his colleagues to Lord Stanley and bis
fHSnd5, which oyertures cooJy received. There
hoye>also been confidential communications between
Lord Joha Russell and Lord Stanley, and that these
noble lords agree to The full extent indeed had
doubt d. n all political views, excepting upon the Irish
Church. upon which question Lord Stanley holds the
opinions which causcdNhs secession from Lord Grcys
Cabinet Upon the question Of municipal REFORM Lord
Stanley Is understood TO be in adganceof his late col.
leagues.
The German Courier Of thc l4th, undcr date Munich
18th inst ot formidable insurccGon had broke
out in Greece. The whole Of Mcssna "a revolt
be troops sent against the insurgents had 10 nsaiy ~
ccs been obliged 20 captulatc with them 49,
=. ne I'D
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tred any cannon h
Nelson, RaPpaha1
yer, brunswick , 81
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IN. Y. Erening Post.