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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

Mississippi and Alabama Rad Road
Compaay--lt gives US much pleasure
to learn from the Philadelphia Herald
of the list INST, that that paper has
good authority for announcing that
the notes of the Mississippi and Ala
bama Rail Road Company, payable ia
that city and in New York, woald be
redeemed on that day by tie United
States Bank. Many Of these notes
have been pnder protest for several
months.--H.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

o. Read The 81 eech Of Col.
Phillips. ~nnETCN.
iadiscnville. Jan ~, 1888. ss-ts
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

Mr.. Prcntiss, of Mississippi, spoke
for an hour and half in defence OF
| his own claims. His speech, like that
delivered at the opening of the debate,
was distinguished for its great elo'
quence and power.-- Bait. amer.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

k0l,. II. PHILLIPS,
bIsnN COUNTY,
\ Bank Bin, on the mo-
b olkemper, TO change
hate Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY

At meeting of the citizens Of Chesterfield county
held at The Court house. Monday last, that being
Court day. take into consideration according TO pre-
viou, notice the proprety Of sending delegates 10 the
commercial Convention, 10 be held in Norfolk the
I'd Wednesday in November next Eiiggison Hancock
was called to The Chair, and L. NJ. Burloo appointed Sc
,creary The object of the meeting was explained, and
the great necessity Of vigorous and united effort TO
ia blsh and maintain The commercial independence Of
the South enforced upon the attentive consideration
of the meeting by Dr. Samuel a. Pa,leson in an aPpro-
pirate and impressive Al the conclusion Of his
remarks Dr. r offered the following preamble and
lutons 10 the meeting, which were unanimously adopt.
ed:
Hhtyas, the capacity of Virginia to maintain TO-
reign mpor, trade obviously equal TO any of her SIS
ter States since from part of our country can The ope
ration of purchasing abroad and bringing home be per
formed with despatch OF at cheaper rates. and
moreover because the amount OF her exports Tor several
wears past has greatly exceeded the amount OF her i'm
ports; thus furnishing her with foreign capital TO be en-
ployed directly and much profaby, than through
the present indirect and crcutous channel OF the North
ern cities; by which operation, the commerce Of The
South is subjected 10 lax premium OF at least fifteen
per cent upon goods thus indirectly imported and org
nav purchased with sterling money:
Iksrs0re Rssored, That approve The objec! OF the
Commercial Convention TO be held in Norfolk the %
Wednesday in November next.
ReSoired, That will chcarfuy lend our aid 10 build
mp and sustain large and increasing foreign impor,
trade.
Resored, That he appointed
delegates from the county of Chesterfield the a!os
SAID Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
TREE HILL RACES.

TREE Hill FACES.
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First Rlt-fe5p-tikc. hnr''- Tor "o's ava hi'
carrt.rc ..alJ, halt I"s!"rr.
Ww t. Wh,r's JACK rerilston, by Go!:a.
Joins u. iu.s' by Cohgnna, 50 :,
I,bn = "A has !. ii. I!aITis's col, ,y 1onson, :
Iimc-iin Gx--im Iys
Second RI;c-Swcepsakcs for colts unt Niles mile heals Gu
trance 100, half forfeit.
DR.. (:ootw VA. b & by Sarpedon, 90.
". t. Wli,e's '.sy Coleman, by Goiinh,
John = Cnrbn's Il 4 b. IuzboEoGsh "
John -. BoIts' b fby Gohnnnn,
DAY. =,
Egr. R-S swccrsissc colts and hIic three years "
out unrt mares $751; !of!ei; SOO i"o "e
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E. d. Towns fSpo;less. hy Fyh!-, '''
Time--i,0 ils--im Ia
Track very hcnvy, aai 10 durn.
Sacoui Rd:e.-1vso mile helts--cnrance so.
Johu ". Bots Mary Tyler. by CiohsnEI, =
J. r. Whtes l. b by l.u2borovgh :,
l. Pickett. IA by C:ohaann,
T.me-iu. ! I'm .s-in iGs
Track very heavy and ran daring ram
TIIRp Day.
FropriG0rI Purse SaO2 mile heats ,
WIN. iictagO's Missouri. Eclipse, iour old,
K. Adams % BY Gonh, ynni, old,
%. 'iaO's oh n Fanny Wyatt, by sir Charles, five years
v.r, Eur,on'.. by Goaanna, 4
r,'.. Ton,ur'. lcl g I.uzboroush d.
J. f. whites ~ S Charles. d'
Nm H. r,yIor's MoH5oido, by Arr,rou.
Time-Is: heat, An l,-2! do im-3! 10 I'm IS
Tack very heavy.
FouRTH Day.
JOCKEY Club Pulse 5000 mile heats
WIN lIcCIrgos b h Stesi, y
J. NJ Bolts. IN spindle,
rime-l.t heat, s1 Odd DO On.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
FOR TIE ENQ CIRER.
TO "a PLOIJEHMAN

lrcply 10 your communication in the Enquirer of the
Cd instant lest my silence should be mlsnterprecd by
the Public and for the purpose Of correcting your misrs
presentations of my conduct and repeling your insnu-
alions agans, my political motives, and not because
recognise you as the organ Of the Wings of Bucking
ham,
You cannot have forgotten that in the remarks ad,
dressed By me 10 the Wings Of Buckingham, reminded
them of their hostility 10 conventions and caucuses
However treacheous your memory may be in respect 10
other things, suppose you distinctly remember with
what ucrmony of censue and whence of denuncinon,
your Wing associates have assaled the system,
in all its moods and lenses But, lest you should have
forgotten the doctrines promulgated by your party VII
friends, by quoting few extracts. from Wing hand.
ILL., which was circulated in the Spring 1881 through:
GU, the county Ct Buckingham: ''lhe caucus system
tsaid he author OF that producIion} "eads 10 intrigue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
rnHiTTTNJC gv'cD
IU.H-N J.F TI-I I'D.
EnchiH rhnm. Oct. lNth. l-2s

buckingham, Oct. l0th, lo}S.
We, the Planters and Farmers the South Side Of
James River think it is time for the President and
Directors Of the James River and kanawha Company
TO decide upon the mode Of communication 10 the Canal
This is subjec, in which all feel deep interest,
and hope and trust the Directors will take under their
consideration at their next meeting, and publish their
determination Many Of US Stockholders, and we
believe have taken stock to larger amount than the
tockhoders the Canal Side of the river. II is ex.
pected the Canal will be ready for Navigation by mid
next, and have right to know, without fur.
Their delay wha, kind of communication will be made
for produce from the South Side To enter the Canal
We expcc, liberal and convenient Communication.
FARMERS, PLLSTEEs, ASn STOCKHOLDERS
IN m, SouIL SHE at TJJncS Eirrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
ERJ, Jjtii .3rrd,lDU,

Principal j. wanted this institution hi, duties
the Isl Jsnury salary Of thousand to!
Offered. Certificates OF clpahiy prepare students for
junior Class South Carolina College and c,limonas
moral character Will Le required Applications adr's Ecd Tho
President Of the Board o.: Trustees wall b. cccre I'LL the fret Of
December when election will take place and
turned. This Institution situated the IL ~ Hills Of Santce,
miles taoJurs, = Carolina. It's location regards
health, society, churches Of different deEonInd
tons surpassed ~ auy the Southern States.
Applicant. who with devote their time teaching and who
would wln. tor length nf tine, viii be preferred.
Boarding on reasonable term, tho Institution Sidcss,
SAMUEL J.MURRAY, PrtsiJsst
o. the Board If Trustees Ee mn iegday Sa,ebug, s. O.
October 10 I.--wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
On mutinn Il Eas

On motion Il was
EcSriced That The Chairman fill thr blank in the ihira
resolution, whereupon john w. Jones James H. Cox,
Samuel A. Psttcsun, Alexander Archer James EIai,
A. S. Woodbridge John iieih and Holden Rhodes were
announced from the CHAIR which appointment was
unanimously concurIcd in by the meeting; and on mo-
ton il was
Resoired, That the Chairman and Secretary be added
to the delegation.
On motion Of MIR Themas Jordan,
Rrsofrcd, That the foregoing proceedings DC publish
ed in The Richmond Whig and Enquirer. And on III"
ton OF Mr. James II. Cox. the meeting adjourned.
(Signed) II. HANCOCK, Chairman
l.. NJ. BUnFURr, SECRETARY.
Saturday, Oct. Is, lS3c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
JAMES CITY COUNTY.


Pursuant TO public notice the citizens Of James City
of taking into consideration the propety OF sending
delegates TO the Commercial Convention to be convened
in Norfolk on the lIlh day Of November next-Whetc
upon, Richardson Henley, Esq called to the Char
and Goodrich Durfey appointed Secretary; and John
Tyler, Esq being present. called by the meeting
TO explain the object Of the proposed Contention, which
he did in able and lucid manner.
Whereupon, on motion, it
ResoLrcd, That this meeting viewing, us it does, the
direct trade between this State and Europe presenting
almost the only of revving again The sumbering
energies of the South and hoping that the Convention
about to be assembled in Norfolk by proper concert and
action, may tend in great degree produce the desired
result and being anxious 10 unite in any measure which
will again restore the condition from which we have
iallen-be it therefore
ResOlred, That Dicke Gait, John Coke, Nathaniel
Piggott, John 6. Smith, George b Liaht!.ot, John r.
Pierce George w. Taylor and Joseph Gresham, gentle
men, be appointed delegates 10 represent james City
county in the Convention about to be assembled in Nor
folk on the 18th day of November, 1885.
On motion, be it further
ResoLred That the Chairman and Secretary be added
to the delegation.
ReSoirtd, Tina, the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and sent to the
Editors OF the Richmond and Norfolk papers, with
quest that they publish the in their respective jour
| mails.
| On notion
| Resolred That this meeting do now adjourn.
| RICHARDSON HENLEY, Chairman.
GoODRICU DURFEY. SccTE!lTU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
COMMERCIAL CONTENTION


We Law betnre our readers. on first and second
raccs the calm and lucid Address Of the Committee Of
This City. to TIE People Of pirginialt is requested
that the Press of Virginia al least Will contribute to eS
tend its circulation among the Pcope-ln the came
sonnexion lay before readers the Pocce ding, oil
the meetings in Chesterfield, James City, and The City
of Richmond:
PUBLIC MEETING.
In pursuance of public notice. meeting was held al
the Capitol on Wednesday. The l7lh inst,
On motion of Wyndharn Robertson, Esq Mr.. JANE
.CASKlE was called to the Chair; aud, motion of Mr.
F. James, John S. Gallaher was appointed Secretary
The Chairman stated the object Of The meeting, which
vas 10 afford the citizens OF Richmond The opportunity
of appointing a delegation TO attend the Commercial
Convention proposed 10 be held in Norfolk on the Sc
cond Wednesday in November next.
On motion of Mr.. Nathaniel DENLY, it was resolved,
that delegation Of fifteen be appointed 10 attend the
said Convention.
After some remarks by Mr. Robertson, suggesting the
appointment of the delegation at the convenience of the
Chairman On motion of Mr.. DENLY, it was resolved
that The committee be now appointed by the Chairman,
and that they have power 10 fill vacancies TO them II
shall seem expeden in order to ensure an efficient re.
presentation.
Whereupon the Chairman appointed the following
gentlemen as Delegates ~
Richard Anderson, Charles Ellis, Horace L. Kent,
Fleming James, JacGuein T. Taylor, Francis Is. Deane,
jr' Richard B. Haxa Bernard Psyton, Henry w. Mon.
cure Nathaniel DENLY, Samuel S. Saunders, Eford b.
Bentley, John r. TIiplel Wyndham Robertson, Sid
ney S. Baxter.
On motion of Mr. Robertson, seconded by MIR. James,
the Chairman Of the meeting was added to the dcega
tion.
And on motion Of Mr. DENLY, the Secretary also
added
On motion of Mr.. James, the proceedings Of the meet
ing ordered TO be published IN the several papers
.Of the city.
And then The meeting adjourned.
JAMES CASKIE, Chairman.
JOHN 8. GALLAHER, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19

The President and Board Of The James and Kanawha
Company have been in session several days in This city
We understand, that they have again fully surveyed
the Canal near to this City; and that they have made
such arrangements as they hope will be calculated TO
turn the water into the Canal by the lst Decr-Among
other measures they have selected four Of their Board
who will take it weeklyand every day Of every week
will visit the works, in order ~ speed item n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
TIE ETte: Of the recent Elections !:
/. RON STANDS THE CASE :"


Inc AeXeUGr!e Gazette is deeply affected with 'ithe
'''n 'everscs of the Wings" 1t declares them to he
's serious aud important to them, were the late Ad
miNsa'l'n defeats TO the Van Buren, party. The
gazette says 81" IS sufficient for US 10 know wien de-
occurs and re sag so, and there is an end 10 it, II
- " well then, for The Wings, after the results in Ma
.'a0d' Pennsyv New Jersey, and Ohio, to pause
s.' INQUIRE, how sands the CASE as It was for the
.'"%' .! Mf Il 10 ask that question when they had
i"s Name, and whole tier OF other States
80 =" SG'"og upon this proposition How stands the
sc "e Gazette eesus 10 De affected mewhat in
same Hisnaer. was the Boston Alta, whom it first
' o. he ctieat in Maine. "The Wings Says The Gal
~ mus nave some man as the candidate OF their
any, End rally upon him. This alone will give them
y, zeal, and complete organization. Who that can.
Ne IS 10 De, we know not. Heretofore Mr.. Clay s
72 nag been echoed oudest and longest by the party
"'.sye-s opposed to the Administration, aud the
+%: q. other persons thrown in the shade. Ar.
'-' in favor of Mr.. Clay ourselves, believing him 10
ne frs; mon in the country in every respect, we
w ~, hut acouesce in what exactly tailed with
P~;''nai wishes and feelings, but our readers will
" Witness that we have ever doubted as to The
pss'Ntg d Inc course pursued. Young as We are we
'Aa enough of the experience OF this world 10
, ~ '"att is not always poilc TO do exactly Us we
-. Ssh 10 Go. and that in obstinatey pursuing the
. 81 our highest hopes, we often lose real and
-, ~ advantage But we will not pursue the sub.
,s we nave only given as hint the suggestions we
- % 'Ae good people who opposed TO the present
r. ""'c' they can Use Or reject jus, as they
'.s N'nc'n"ali Republican, which lately committed
,SS error" OF charging lis Treasury ground
" n;s ground, ascrlbes the defea, in Ohio to the
49,. Mf. Clay friends in the State; and declares
b.. we name OF Mr. Clay has no force there, and of
iced 222i's's ought ong since to have been con-
J yo,5 , l'ns @cy go'
M W. We t'Isafria Gazette on subject nearer
# F'y- to point that paper TO its own arti-
,as 'o' the answer TO the enquiry which
4 he S,I r.. rs article of yesterday. We opposed
4 .,is,;i ''aiy-We prefer the Special Deposite
he ',u1.~iiui would the Gazette have US 10 wish
H. nbs, 'Lhy 81 the Wigs in Pennsylvania, Ohio
n ~ I'. ,ne si''ct Of their success would be bring
,aoin ,1" 1 "hch is much more Objectionable to u.s.
a., Drn..'s" 'ch VIC have warrcd all our life--and
ns4 ,", with which we never can affiliated The
i.o, t'uos, he,her il is expe dent to with
III we canvass Mr Clay the great champion Of
II , .b,, ',".'na' and dangerous Bank Is this no.
& .,.,b "S gam by the late Victories Or sup.
IA C,y'-,"h 's to be run, as more available than
4 ,,,,,. -. u nothing to shake his chances OF
&s.rso o.t 'e nave /" choose between Mr. Van
Ei ""'" We disagree only on one point
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
Ayleus, King William, Oct 10 H-w
GEAEsEaEHS OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of the Alexandra Lottery, Glass =:
II II 81 as Il 4 CT 40 90 4S 60
Whole ticket II 90 49, capital of $500, sold at this
Office, and will be cashed on presentation.
Oct fla
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19

Retiraeu,-The New Orleans True American Of the
9th inst announces ''the resignation Of The Hon. S. s.
Pren,iss the distinguished Representative 10 Congress
from Mssissppi.-1he claims Of private business are
mentioned as the plea for retiring from public life"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
MARRIAGES,

Married Tuesday, - by sds Req. MF asby Nj
E. r. e. CErNp Mis-, MLsy H. OF CoIoae Charles +
GipoIail Of uau9yei.
tariicd Thursday tie lth Inst by the Rev. Nj Smith Dr.
Rgs1Gr SluNFosg tbs cy Miss Assn +. CuKs daughter
Of DE-. lIcg'y Curtis o: Hanover eounry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19

Fairfield Raees.-We shall make up our leeway with
the races in our paper Of Tuesda y Yesterday the
third days race-Sx started-2 mile hea,s-Mr. Tay.
ors horse was Withdrawn after the Cd heatMr Hare
Katy Jones the Isl heat-Mr McCargo's Missouri
won the two last.
To-day ia tie Jocky Club Purse Fine sport expected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19

louisiana Logf and CLARIFIED SCG.fRS
Eh PACKAGES, comprising every grade-car
oSeEO go of brig Daniel Webster from New Or
leans, landing, for sale by
LANCASTER, DENLY 81 co.
Uho hare IN store,
$50 hh!s 81, Crox, r. Rico, and n Sugars.
80 bb!s "Loysriug 81 Cos crushed do
g boxes do single loaf do
90 boxes superior white Havana do
1900 bags P. Rico, Lagui7a, Rio ST. Domingo and old
Java Coffee.
80 pipes, and half do, Champagne and Cognae
Brandy.
1000 Gags Shot-sssistet
Cotton ya..j, Wadding and Bats Of own manu-.
ricure. FiI-5tl Oct ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19

Oh AsA REWARD.-THOMAS,G young black
y q wv fellow, about ) feet 10 , inches high,
spare and we'll made aged about % years, absconded
last S:ping He worked the Canal with forged pass,
under The name of Daniel Jackson, I'LL Easter when he
left Richmond for the Springs in company with another
fellow Of mine. who apprehended in Lewsburg -
Thomas has mother living in Richmond AID relatives
a, Mr.. john Rogers in Al6emare will give slO0
ward for his apprche and eommai 10 Il so that
gel him again if taken out Of the STATE 800 If taken
in the State. Communication liado 10 MesSrs. Hill &
Ds5nsy, Richmond, % nrsei!
W. GWATHMEY.
bvlelis King william Oct 10 47-w4w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19

MARKErS-TnuRsDAY. Oct -. lS3S.
FLovR-Cuy Mills s. 4; Canal s. g LIMO
minal.
WHEAT Red 81 80; white 81 GO.
TogaCco-The market opened this week with more
spirit than exhibited at tie close Of the last week
We do not alter quotations.
WINFREE, WILLIAMSON co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
Desirable Residence On. shoekoe HA far sulc.

E2Y Of Deed Of Trust from Frederick Harris executor
Of David Bullock dec' William i. Sheppard aLd y. J..
Howard, (sither OF whom act" which
deed uiy recorded the Office OF Richmond UsDgs CCu
the It'll March 1881 shall pursuance ohs Of
said deed and execution the trusts therein mentioned oppose
public auction, the r!enIses Saturday the lOih
day OF November ls il fnr If the fair day there
oer o'clock A. NJ The e Lot Of Ground the
9th streets with all the Improvements thereon
cupod by Robert G. Scott s residence Such Tile only will
the purchaser, vested IN the u'tHes; tors
that il believed o be iniIsput.Jlc
payment will be required to the Of So los - c;s
further be sufficient discharge
then property and
expenses of the saeTems 10 the residue Of the purchase
money will be made known At the SAFE
Oct 70 81! y. p. HOWARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19
Annual Commencement al Princeton

a Philadelphia Correspondent Of the Boston Atlas
mates that The orators upon the occasion Of the late
CONNIE n, at Princeton, the 26h were Mr. Scott
lawyer Of n. Brunswick, ~ and MIR. James NC
DoweIl. fof Lexingon,) Virginia The oralion Of the
first named gentleman pronounced before the two
college societies. that of the latter before the alumni OF
the institution Mr. Scott is evidently man OF consi
derable native vigor of mind but extremely deficient IN
mental discipline and very correct in his taste. The
performance contained certainly fine passages but
as whole will feet little credit either On The orator or
the college Very different the Grafton of The gentle
man who had been selected 10 address the Alumni Asso'
citation This was in every respect mastery effort The
ADVANTAGES and uses of education his main theme
and throughout the Grafton, his style was remarkably
lively and his manner impressive But when he came
70 the peroraton on aboonism, he rose to strain oil
the loitiest and most impassoned eoquence. Demos
themes himself could scarcely have passed him. lie
took every heart and every naion captive by storm
and for fifteen twenty minutes, held his audience
completely in his power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19

AND For SALE-in pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Superior Court o Law nGI ChnHcey Jr the county OF Rich
mond pronounced tine llrh day OF April 1855 horcs
depending which JOHN Crcher and Samuel Atws asn.
Vim. L. e, late sheriff Of RIchmond county, and adnI
RchITd ElOrI deceased Richard ~ Eor heir
of said Richard EG' Jerndan'.wc, the
;hreIa gpp0uc WILL the 2dG"y CT November
m add il the next fair day thereafter O'Clock,
4. NJ, proceed sell public auction fauam Church. on
credit three months, sufficient heGray the
of and attending tho Of id decree,
real the proceedings mentioned which said Richard
Euri died seized Situated IL said of Richmond iub
the widows ioTsr hcrcn much thereof ba
the purposes decree. ROnis,
pove rcu payable the raintis ia said decree, will
the purchaser We believe sail
sonaba but acting commissioners. shat! convey with
'''''N r A. BRaMNAM, co"ars.
O..l i7-wtts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19

IL Various Communications file, will bo attended
To in our next paper.