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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

chsY 70 iS.ecFh hos man &c Mr. Calhoun ability should
to soop to the disingenuous articles which
we nc ycrsl the pognard laSre directly aimed nj It's VIZ
ttm-though it is most adroty wrapped uDi Bui Mr.
nen'9n ms unmasked IT, lie has shown how utterly un-
worthy OF cTeGibity the statements of its author
when carried away, he is by strong party f,cnos
anu goaded ON by slceplcss ambition. We recommend
The Speech of Mr.. Benton again and again 10 Tho scr,
attention OF eveFy politician. who wishes to understand
inc present transactions and the future Interests of his
so4hify For one, we thank MIR Benton Tor the speech
he has given va
The Philadelphia inquirer rc.echoes Mr. c,lho,,
remark, that Mr.. Benton was famous only l boljes" 81
assertion But they both mis,aken.NIr il s,;i
more remarkable for the power of his proofs in
VAIN Tor MI calhoun 10 attempt disparaa the n, ON
ncnt OF such man lie had much better Srnnnl Win
lifl y ic can. and answer his statements -'Ic r.,
uiore i"publcan well remarks, that "Whcn we behold
nc picture when hc presents. IL is SURPRISING thai
Mr. Calhoun should have felt his choler rise ind ia b
mas made an effort to turn the popular attention from the
situation in which he is placed by a displav OF lie ~
sentiment against the individual who has drawn thc Mo;
ture and displayed, in such glowing colours the full de-
ioriny OF his acts But his efforts are vain lie is
graphing with lion, before whom he il incanohie Of
standing, and VIC invite our readers TO take v;et IS III;
PROSTATE condition, and commseratc or condcr, him
according as IN Acknowledgement, his conduct merits
a Hr-The Boston Courier, no, knowing Tim, Mr.
huans mad unsad ON one Saturday almost all that he
nau s"a on another declares of MIR Adams that if he
nks that the French have treated our nation with orea
mognity, and deserve good irouncine he thinks no
more than what we said two months AGO Eve had tho
prerogatve Of we should Do,r certaipl rio H.,
voe Tor Sr Adams-that is if we could be assured that
Inc would not turn about the next dnv and dof,nJ d.
other side Of the question:
he Boston Gazette commenting on the report of Mr.
ADAMS rst speech, declares il 10 be he general be-
l'ei that the pursued by Mr. Adams win be fatal
20 ms prospects candidate for the Senate in both
branches OF the Legislature election of u States
Senator has not yet terminated
he Boston Centinei says that 'herc was MEETING
OF the Wing members of the House of Representative
oil mat State on Friday evening last consult ON The
course TO be pursued in regard to the choice Tinted
states Senator Several propositions were made dur
ing the meeting, but conclusion finally arrived at
ne last proposition made was to drop Gov Davis and
T. make an attempt TO bring about union of the two
Houses on some other During the discussion
on the proposition, motion for adjournment 90 Monday
evening, was made and carried"
-, Mr. ADAMS Is certainly man of great endowments
Would that he had little more discretion-,nd he
would do more justice to himself!
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FOR TIE EN-oUy1Ep

49, dialogue bct'ceeR Hhig and a Democrat
" Are you not ashamed of your Van Buren, non-com
initials why do you not at once and tell ms
whom you are Tor !--Shame upon you, for keeping dark
IL. And are you not ashamed of your WRiggerv
ulcks! why do you not come out and shov, MS Voir
hand Shame upon you for keeping dark when von
profess to belong TO the bold open school of
w. You now you for little Van-Whv NOT n,
once say so? ' ' at
ID. Tell me who is to be the candidate of tho ,rro,
republican Party, and will then tell YOU whom / ann
iorDc II Nan or be IT any other Republican, pnt Won
know what you Wings are after. You will not comIinii
yourselves yet because you wish divide us MANY of
you VIII run Judge White, in order divide our ranks.
ana when you have done that, the great body of vonr
party VIII then bring out Clay, Calhoun or some Mg
10 run away with the votes take the election into the
rouse where the greatest ntrguer will carry the dav
NOW, SIR TINS Is the very object mean TO defeat You
wings shall not carry one of your own men nor shall
you select one of ours, whose cabinet and councils Won
VIII expect to modify, and from whom YOU may looE G,r
the Ioaves and fishes. ind n.0rk! We will take one az
OUT own men, who will suit and carry out our prnci
Pes-ahd we VIII throw all strength upon him SO no
TO prevent all mschievous divisions and above iii ~
prevent The ntrigues of third Election by the Honse
of Representatives. ~
W. And you will not nominate al once . Shame uno,
you for such cunning tactics P
~. Prudence, my good sir, not cunnincr But /; 10
cunning in your case-because you seek 10 divide az
'u shame upon you, repeat that you reproach MS for
not nominating our man, when you will not nominate
your own Show your hand sir and we shall soon
shew you ours And when you ask us ,cLOn, we are FOR
we wii retort, and ask you whom yo, are for ?
TIT FOR TATi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

hon the papers Of Instructions You will SEQ from, ,l
withn statement, which believe 30 be essent,ailv
CORRECT that there ~ 1lG aoan<t nst.,;ors ara
that you are at certy your own DISCRETION
IN voting tor Senator to the United States Senate =
nir. James Foster, the Commissioner of the Revenue
forwarded you by the last Thursday mail LIST OF nor
sons entitled TO vote in the county which we trust Won
nave received agreeing in number with the within state
n'cht. In making this estimate have not stricken
from te instruction list any whatever, some nj
which are known 10 some of MS as bad
We are gentlemen, your most oh l. servants
"a IS -; Dhioh, Charles Woodsan,
Philip Adams, John C,IarL
Thomas Fouraoy, James E,sicr
Henry rhwcat, Booker Foster
a.. Booker II y pars;m.
w. H. Nvnable. T. Dookcr
Samuel G. Anderson, Josiah nj Rice
James D. Wood Joseuh Todd
~ H. The original papers ate retained BY us
JAMES ID. WOOD for the Committee"
Statement enclosed i'm the above
Whole number Of voters in the county of Prince
Edward per statement furnished by James Foster the
Nounty commissioner of the Revenue examined and
S'i uuhizeu oy hm,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sgd
Deauct the list of names stricken off the in
$50
47j
Amount against instructions. ............ f75
10. In favor instructions, .......... 800
ll07
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Al meeting Of considerable number of the P.onle
TINS day at Chesterfield Courthouse for the purpose of
nominating suitable person to represent this county
in the next General Assembly of VIRGINIA. Connin II
cannon was called to the Chair, and Maj w W. Han
cock appointed Secretary--W hereupon, Capt JANIS
ELAN was unanimously nominated Is the candidate
A Commitiec was appointed to communicate the wish
es OF the Meeting TO Captain Elan-and the Nicotine
adjourned. BATRICK CANNON ITi.. "s
w. w. Hancock, SecrctarM
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haiiy in tie ffS.,lcnts ,Tcsse 10 H. dat he m
pear to admit that the French Government met with an
tnsnrmorn,hc obstacle in the refusal Of tho Ch-r,ier
lac Preside AT imputcs 10 the viii OF Ministers alone
hoa-exccuiion Of the ratified treaty. without taking into
account that the constitution grants To the Chamber
veto upon all pecunary stipulatons of the Government,
whc'icr resnlsig from diplomatic treaties private az
rangemcnts
HE Jouenal On Commerce, (Ant- Alinstcral0 says.
On The whole. this message. which il probably cal
cnaied 10 fii1r the passions OF the democratic party on
whea GcncialJacks ndepends. is both mistaken aud IN
sAHui, ('Si une utc 1T maladresse inlsnuch rs il
hects anew neg cation which would e the only means
OF c1ucilating The difference. The adoption by the
Cha1ocr Of tv project Of the law rejected the last SEES
sii WAS already vcIy difficult do not hesitate to say
tiat 1t las iOw becOne impossible
private Correspondence 81 the Journal IN lI.vrc.l
great parsonage wished 10 profit BY the kind of pm
me produced by the Message OF the President Of the
States TO present the law for the - mill ons bnt minis
tcrs VINO nave so many other of cnbarra
made objections TO it, and probably the law in question
will be adjourned until after the fall of the Present Ca
bnet.
Pans January O. 1886
iaericda Presidents NcSSagc.-Ths document which
Will be found rerbotm in columns of this day. reach
cd us Yesterday having arrived by the Say Wednes-
day at tavre. The anxious interest with which this
state paper has been for days expected will b.
found to have been fully justified by It's unusual import
ance more particularly by that portion of the address
which refers TO the refusal of the indemnity by France
upon which General Jackson speaks in tone and lam
ENGLAND
at Birmingham Messrs. Atwood and Schoefcld will
again be returned Il. Spooner, Esq conservative is
about to withdraw
The next arrival from England will probably bring all
the elections complete.
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KING q QUEEN COUNTY.

general meeting Of lie friends of the Adrn,nisfr,o,
s earnestly requested az March Court in order 10 nro
ducc concentration Of the party ON an individual snit
oor 70 represent us m the next Legislature This eourse
Is rendered necessity in consequence Of several GENTLE
men having been declared candidates bv their G3erds.
and IT we are divided, must certainly be conouered
MANY VOTERS.
H. Tho Friends Of the Administration in ths Citv
ere requested 70 meet at the City Hall on Thursday
Evening clock, for the purpose of appointing Con;
miitce to meet with other Committees from this District
u nominate candidate for tic next Con0rcss On Inc
same occasion, tne propricty Of nominating candidate
LOT Tue House of Delegates viii also be discussed
Though we may De few, we should be firm! A Snar.
tan baud never ahches A VOTFB
~, IrF VorEr6 or IitNoyRn. friendly TO the Admin
slraon, are requested to attend at their Court Houeo
ON TIC FIRST day Of February Court for the purposc oe
nominating suitable candidate to represent them in The
next General assembly Of Vagina and for the pnrne
~ clectng dele facs 20 The Convention which Is pr,,e
cd to be held nfe City Of Richmond on the FIRST Mon
day n March, - nominate candidate for Congress from
the district ~ general attendance Is earnestly reooes,
cd. ft2iFI MANY VSyyr'SSyl ssS''
~ The Pe1efsbufq Constellation and Richmond En-
guifer arc rec ncsod 20 Alfred Vaughan a.
Candidate toIropegent Dinwiddo county in ihc newt
i.eg,s'a'oie. MANY VOTERS.
(MARKETS-FEn 10 1886
IoDAccot- old, Of mddlinq qualities in rood den,and.
private sal TO some extcni. from 90 so a 8 So
New Bugs SO " 80 Mixed lcafy refused a.
q 90; HGkvy, stout course leaf S7ag
FLog9--Country brands held al - % ~; dealers Of
CorJos--Prime, cts.
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va. RENroNl6 spErcn

we lay The whole Of Mr. Bonton's Speech before our
readers Tie curiosity t. see Il is in,ense ioee ,.l,
nave read IT. arc loud and enthusiastic in their ad.
mfaton 81 the research and abilities IL las dis
Pleyea. 10 vs. certainly one Of the most Inasseriv
speeches we have ever perased II strips o I'll te mask
when conccas the determines Of Mr Caiboun's Renr
- lays bare IFS Iniesatcmonts and Misrepresentation II
e*poes fc pt and dnplicity n ne author is mo Ian.
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TIT FOR TAT!
ron TIE E.NQUIRI

eso,,a - n. :. FOH TIE E-N(l UIRER.
some oil Tie instruction men prudeny withdraw.
lng-ohers will be superseded by their prudent friends
indignant people Their acts hoyever ore tboso IS
iieI party They were prompted dsobey instructions
ny tier leaders Many aided and Allotted The People
owe 1T TO themselves 10 vindicaie the ricIt Of Insn
hon-or else their Liberties are in tanrcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

STRUCTURES ON Mr.. J. T. Browns Great Speech will
appear t0rtheh And this is the Speech of which ffv
Thousand copies are to be printed flood the Common
weath Ills puiiers have praised highly that the
public expectation is disappointed But still the Wbims
Are are oopnd IN gratitude TO cry it up.Then, Sawney
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Prince Ed,r0T,1

we understand that the two parties had meetings at
the last Court, and noninoed their candidates for e
next House of Delegates.-The Republicans have noi
ini'eu Col James Madison-and theWhigs Mr. Henry
ihweau--Both new men in the field but said TO be
among the strongest gentlemen in their respective
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

we understand, that there handsome meet
ing oil me citizens at Meckcnburg their Court Day;
proceedings resulted in the nomination of Mcssrs Gar
and and Rodgers, the present Republican Delegates
with great unanimity. eS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

we should have Published Mr.. WIS statement before ,bs Inn,
o me Circumstance that had before the nc i'm
aho'he paper AM We have been variety of ober mat
ters IL shall still - - " ~'S' anal |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21
.AD.JOURNuEvJ

Yesterday, the Senate agreed TO the resolution from
the House OF Delegates Of Thursday which fixes tho
day week. va inns
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CnEsrEsrIrLn- ConNrx- Eebrnnru I'M. 10.

CHEsrESFIRLD County, February 10th 1895
Dehllemen have this day received your note. in
forming me meeting of the citizens Of Chester6cI
OF nominating suitable person to represent them in the
next Legislature of Virginia and Informing me at the
same tlnc, that was selected the candidate bv the
sad meeting am deeply sensible of this now proof of
ule Parlalty OF myscountymenIt calls forth my warm
est ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and adds to the debt of gratitude
owe 10 Tue people OF chesterfield for the many acts of
iconless that no personal considerations could induce
me to quit the tranquil of domestic retirement
ana again embark on tine tcmpestuous ocean of public
me Moreover feel conscious diiIdence in nv abb
ty to discharge the duties of that high trust should be
elected YET however great the sacrifice ii is the wish
OF the people OF Chesterfield that should he candidate
must frankly say, that such services as can render
shal ever be ut the call of The people of my county
peg you to accept for yourselves and tender to the
ng' my most cordial thanks for tha distin guised test
inony OF their regard Ella
10 w. w. Hancock Silas Cheatham Cant uen,,
Cox, Capt NJ f. Flournoy, and VIM Goode. Jr
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We shall pubs the Proreedogs Of tho Convention yit h.
hnated toi Edward Lucas for rc election TO
osfHSS we have jus; received
re same paper eoltGas the Proceedings
WI tTaion IN the Winchester Precinct
ne Deega'es tyiz Messrs Geo w Baker VIM L. clark eos
LHheI W H. Johnson A -,
the Convention on the ri of Ma,cS ~ ~ nom ~
nominating candidates for the Legislature. ~ f'I'' VI
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CORRESPONDENCE
Capt. james E7dm

CAPT .Janes EEaan: FEnRUARY 10th, 1885.
SiR-At meeting on the 9th instant of n conside,o
bic number of the friends of tho present Administration
at CheSerhed Court House, for the purpose of nomna
ting suitable Candidate to represent the Conr,,
terhed ia the next Legislature of Virginia YOU were Sc
iected unanimously by said Meeting as being fl per
publican votes of this County Were most likely 10 he
concentrated And, by the said Meeting We the under
signed, were appointed Committee to inform YOU of
saia nomination. and to know of you whether you would
serve, if elected ' ''
Please to give us the necessary information as soon as
1t may snit your convenience
Yours, respectfully
W. ". HANCOCK
SILAS CHEATilAM
HENRY cox
NJ. f. FLOURNOY
WM GOODE Jr
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Amount against instructions - 1T5
Do in favor instructions. 35g
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16
] PUBLIC MEETING.

Al a meeting of the citizens of Little hock' las held on Saturday, the 10th January, looo' tor the purpose of taking into consid- efalon the recent failures of the eastern SMemphls) mail, Col. JAMES s. CONWAY was called to the Chair, and c. E. RICE Msnted Secretary. 8H
 q aier the meeting had been organized, ~l VIM. FIELD, the Postmaster at Little l'eK appeared, and made a statement to as meeting of the course he had pursued nuns matter. Whereupon, on motion, the resident appointed Messrs. R. c. Byrd, s'h. D., Rmherford, R. Childbess and fl. a%, committee to draw up Preamble @ a'u resolutions, expressive of the sense of M r' meeting, ln regard to the conduct of Col. xa, xrM'u' in employing, on his own responsi- ,l, Gh a person to carry the mail from this ssss sS to Memphis. in lieu of the Contractor, ,. ot 'Tp " lad frequently failed in the discharge x AAaef an absence of few minrtes from .a' ~ foom' the Committee returned, and re- r,' s%Nd the following, which were adopted ,"nou1 a dissenting voice: 2fll atls'i
 me lion. W. T. BARRY, Postmaster Wh ecaes'dl of tae United Stotes
 'es'eas' ts;'' during the last thirty days, the lp;,ufes I,.., of the nrail from Memphis to aa als'le Rock have been frequent and in- or osssant' T' and, whereas. from the 27th day m m,;l ,n;lecember, 1884, to this day, only two als isa nave been received at Little Rock ,a. sa' Memphis-the way-bill of the lat sa1 ~ 0l which was dated Dec. 25th, 1854; oau ~. Whereas, also, in consideration that ssa el'lzens are, by this default and neg ,e,a esace oi the Contractor, cut off from cora. c,,nunlcation with other portions of the
 ra rcs,'''ys the Postmaster at this place, tG'' te ,ha Nm. Field,) has acted agreeably ssaa 7 a's Wishes and requests of the citi- dsas'' aas' ana the dictates of his own duty, in apd asd,'asslng ag the said defauhing Contractor, rsu oaud employing one on whom he can de- he .ss0s'ed' ss.'l That we do wholly approve ol Ais a,se ms,s pursued by Col, Wm. Field, in here;ns ;s'.ef, s''l, and judge him to have acted sli w ws.s sl'n proper regard to inc wishes
 '' the pacns of the Territory,
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

We arc indebted to the politeness of Mir.
 h. gsun, for Washington City paper of
 Ae llth ultimo, from which we glean the
 Allowing Congressional items:
 HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Dec 9.
 0n motion of Mir. GARLAND, of Loui- daua, t was
 Rssolved, That the committee on Public
 Lands be instructed to inquire into the ex- sdency of making an appropriation of hads or money, for the purpose of making syses on the public lands on the western bank of the Mississippi river, from the aorthefn boundary of the State of Loaisia- n,, as low as the Grand Levee of Point Couple, and on the southern bank of Red River, from the mouth thereof as far up as nay be, necessary to protect the country from the inundations of that river. On motion of Mir. SEVER, of Arkan- sas, 1t was az#z{z
 Resolrsd, That the committee of Ways and Means be instructed to inquire into the sspediency of making further approprla- ton 10 complete the improvement of the ayigaton of the Arkansas river. ] December 10. The following gentlemen were announ. M as composing the committee on so much of the Presidents message as relates h6e mode of electing the President and gce President of the United States.
 llessrs. Gimer, Archer, Binney, Beards- Icy, Gorham, Johnson, of Ky, Speight, Hubbard and Carr were appointed a corn- nilee on so much of the Message as re- htes to an amendment of the Constitution, in relation to the election of President and lice President, in pursuance of the 10th re- @Iuon offered yesterday by Mr. Conner.
 On motion of Mir. GILMER. of Geo.. II 49o, entitled ia bill to provide for the stablishment Of the Western Territory, and M the security and protection of the erni. grauis and other Indian tribes therein," was made the special order for the first Monday nJanuary next.
 On motion of Mr. SEWER, of Arkan- as, bill No. 362, relative to the census of the eastern division of the Territories of Arkansas and Michigan, was made the or- Ger 1.-the day for tomorrow week.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

Medical Responsibility in Frqnce. The Vislgoihs had q law, thatif q physician were calledin to a case, and took charge of Ii, he was bound to effect cure. If the patient died, the physician was immediately delivered up to the friends of the deceased, that they might do what they like with hiiii. Some ot the French journalists complain most plteoosly that the laws eilecting the profession in France at the present day are not less severe. A case lately occurred at Evrenx, in which M. Thouret Noroy, in consequece of alleged malpractice, by ac- eidentally injuring the brachlal artery, so as te render ampntatioh necessary, was mulcted id heavy damages-and having ap- pealed to higher tribunal, had 400 if. more
 laid on him, by way of interest on his for- mer fne.-.Medicai Gazeite.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

and 10 his own duty as faithful public ser want, as well as with a commendable bold ness, urging him not shrink from the per- formance of any duty, whatever may be it's consequences, which the urgency of such an occasion does in our opinion justify.
 Resotued, That, inasmuch as the delay oi 8 new appointment by the Postmaster General would have left us some three months without mails, we do request the Postmaster General 10 annu ihe contract with the former Contractor, and ratify the One now mode by GGoi. f'iii Field,
 Resotred, That we thoroughly approve of the whole course and conduct of Col Field, as Postmaster, and believe him 10 have been influenced in his office, by no other motive or consideration, than his duty to our citizens and the government.
 ReSolued, That we conceive 1t to be the duty of the Postmaster General, in con traetiag for the route between this place and Memphis, that he should lock more 10 eff clency II the Contractor, than the price at which t IS to be carried; and hence, no man should be employed unless he is known to have energy sufficient to contend with the difficulties of the road between this place and Memphis, during the winter sea son.
 Resolued, That the foregoing Preamble and Resolutions be signed by the Chair man and Secretary, and published in the several papers of the place.
 0n motion, the meeting adjourned.
 J. S. CONWAY, Ch'n.
 c. k. RICE, Sec'g.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16
A GARD.

WAMEs DE BAuN, 'being dcsirous of ssg closing lis business accounts 10 .1st January instant, respectfully but particu- larly requests all persons. indebted 10 him on book account, to call and settle tie same previous to lst February next ensuing. at which time he purposes leaving for the Eastwa ard.
 As cash transactions are beneficial to all parties, he will hereafter conduct his busi- ness on that principle, and sell proportion aoly low. Exceptions will be made in favor. of those wilo shall prove piifc;aai. Little Rock, Jan 1, 1855.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16
Administration Notice.

KKsHE E undersigned having received from M the County Court of Clark County, in the Territory of Arkansas, Letters of Administration, granted the eighth of January, 1885, on the estate of John Cal laway,. late ofsaid county deceased, here- by give notice to all persons having ,de- manas against said estate, that unless said demands be presented, duly authenticated and allowed for payment, within one year from the date of said letters of adminisira- ton, they may be precIuded from deri- wing any benefit from said estate; and if said demands be not presented, as afore- said, within five years from the date of said letters, they will be for ever barred.
 All persons inde bted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment, otherwise coerciye means. will be yesort- edto. # && X ssf JOHN s. r. CALLAWAY,s swx
 s .Ad0ainistruioYs
 AMY ,CALLAWAY, s.ss. .fes .4dmiaisiraf,ia, st az Estate of John Callaw ay, deceased. Jan. l6, 1e35.-4l- 3t- Prs fee S4 5al.