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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
OBADIAH LANGriT, Secretary.

WAsuIyGToS Dec 2l-The House of Representa-
tives accomplished its organization to-day, far
he ready for the reception of the Presidents Message
Mr. Garland was reelected Clerk The stood for
Mr.. Garland, lis; Matthew st. Clair Clarke, los; Mr.
r. c. Mason, s. Mr.. Dorsey reelected Sergeant
at arms, by vote of AL over Doctor Jones' who re-
ccivcd &c votes
The principal part of the day was occupied in an
tempt the part of the leaders of the Opposition, to
cxpunge the rule requiring the vote in elections of the
House to be rird The proposition was lost by
large majority. The rules were then adopted as they
stood the last session. and resolution carried elect
the officers Of the House The execution of the
luton was suspended to the election of SerGeantat
arms and Printer, until Monday
In the course of the days debate Mr. Sanly assert
ed, in regard to the "two candidates the Admins
traton side for printer that had offered the other
"ten or fifteen thousand dollars TO thdraac his claims
IF Mr. Stanly had any reference to the editor and pub
fishers of the Globe pronounce the statement ut
terly untrue. We have never, directly indirectly,
made offer of any sort TO any body of any party ten
dering the slightest consideration for their withdrawal
as candidates. TO gain their influence individuals,
to promote election printers to the House, nor
have we received any of any kind from any
quarter. We have entered into understandings nor
made any bargain, excited expectation, to
conciliate favor in any quarter. MIR. Stany, pre-
sumo remembers the sordid dealing between Messrs.
Allen and Gales and Seaton during the September Of
1897, by which got the of printer ana per
ccntage and the others opportunity to make their
profits on the work, by illegal charges, which
on record in the report of committee, which has not
yet been opened in the House. And this illicit bar
gain consummated under the auspices Of the Federal
wish to cover, by making similar suggestions against
EJobn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27

RoBERr TrnSBuI- Esq, died his residence in Lawrence
VILE night Of the h nstaged I'll years An attack oi
Phlcgnnno, speIa days terminated his earthly
itenra The skfu medical aid Constantly In attend
ance Almighty ha has u the cOnsum
mate unnvaing The deceased bore his affection with
rtIde and xanpld patience mnncr escaped his
n clnuds ls placid
which n"iin. belief
through SaviuurS blood could produce lie calmly closed
DEATH and his soul winged its ict al immortal bi.
Ills death viii b.. long deed by the TO whom hi at and
hand always To devoted wife and family
of children and grand chdcn hi loss Is cpaElr. He
Clerk County and Superior Courts OF Law than
years. the duties of which office he discharged with ability
and fahtulness. Rsqu'escGt IN pace. 500.
Died. Sunday last, the 18Th n the residence Of hi son,
j. W. PoindeNe Charlottesville Col JAMES PoI>pESrEE,
County of Louisa in the 18th Of his Col r. has
lived and useful life both the church which he
attached and his cow-citzens amongst whom he lived for
number He prominent member the County
which he much Of his time and attention but
all affairs his life guided by the principles of D
vine truth, which lie imbibcd IN early life having
OF Baptist Church for than 50 years He has
reward OF well spent life To him death had
ro-the grave gloom In bis death devoted has lost
ateconae husband only kind father, the poor
friend good MASTER the church exemplary
Der, and the public a useful citizen. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
s,y nv. ,rpp rpou EIrpopp

NV YORK, Dec. 2l-The packet ship South Amer-
ca which tcegraphcd yesterday afternoon, arrived
in the course Of the night bringing Liverpool papers
of the god November, and dates from London of the
day previous. The journals that have been received
contain very little news of interest. relating either to
Great Britain or the Contnent-No material change
had occurred in the commercial affairs of England
slight improvement had taken place in the London
money MARKET the foreign exchanges with the exccp-
ton of those upon Hamburg continue favourable, and
the demand for cotton was becoming more active.
The agents Of The government were busily engaged
in arrestnr persons concerned supposed to be con-
cerned in the late instruction IN Wales. Several
promncnt persons had been seized OF them COM
mtted TO prison. others held to bail. and few found
ruity upon trial. of high treason and sedition Among
others, the celebrated DR.. Taylor, leader OF the
English Chartsts has been arraigncd on the charge
of having delivered seditIous speech at CARLISLE on the
9th of August last.
The interest occasioned by the commercial embar-
easements of this country is undated. The most con-
Trajectory opinions put forth by the public prints
as to the value Of American securities, some MAINTAIN
ing that the greater part of them sold IN the Engsh
market are good for nothing and others insisting sire
nuously that foreign creditors are perfectly safe In
consequence of the doubts which had arisen as to the
constitutional legality of State Bonds, Messrs Barring
Brothers g. Co. had addressed note to DANIEL Hep-
ser requesting his opinion on the subject In reply,
Mr. Webster said, that the Government OF the onitrd
States was Government of specific and limited pow
crs that the State Governments might perform all the
usual functions of Government, except such as hao
been granted to the Federal Government, or not
prohibited by the State Constitutions, and that as no
restrictions as to the power of making laws had been
imposed, by either the State or general
the States were unquestionaby competent to issue the
bonds in question As to the declaration in the Con-
sttution of the S., that the States shall not issue
bills of credit he said it related exclusively to paper
issues intended for circulation and to be received IN the
treasury cash. And as to the opinion that the
q not nF e.
Neither the United States or the Crown of England
could be sued in like cases. would the power OF
suing probably give the creditor any substantial add,-
tonal security. The solemn obligation OF govern,
ment arising on its own acknowledged bond, would
not be enhanced by judgment rendered on such
hond Fiji either could not or would not make provl.
sion for paying the bond not probable that it could
or would make provision for satisfying the Judgment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
cO.M.WUNycaTED.


Convention of a respectable number of the citi-
of this Senatorial district of Virginia. convened
at the house of William Beginner, in Wheeling, for the
purpose of getting up and forwarding nstruc to
our Senator, NJ c. Good, in relation 10 the he
should pursue in the election of United States Sena-
tor. The Convention brought to order by calling
Major John hlcCluney to the char-and, on motion,
Capt. John Miller, Messrs. William Bukcy, James
Hewitt, Joseph Bell, William Beymer, A. Nj Philips,
and T. Pollock, were appointed Vice Presidents On
motion, Messrs. o. Sangfitt, Emanuel Hooker, Daniel
S. Forney, were appointed Secretaries On notion Jas.
Hoseck, William Stoneman, William A. Jasect, John
Fay, William Jordcn, Benjamin Kockanc, s. Tunnel
son, J. Hunter, w. G. Scott, P. Crawey, Andre "
White, Simeon Woodrow, and Col George w Thomp-
son. appointed Committee TO draft resolutions
expressive of the sense of the Convention The Com
mtce having retired few moments, returned and sub
mtted the following resolutions, which unani-
mously adopted:
Rcsored, That this meeting cordially approve of the
general measures Of the present Administration; more
especially of its prominent measure, the muct-abused
Sub-Trcasury System.
Rcsored, That it is the sense of this meeting, that
Senator NJ c. Good, Esq., be, and he is hereby in
structed in all questions pertaining TO the action Of the
Administration Of the General Government to support
firm and patriotic President especially to vote
for and give his undivided support to such candidate
may be selected by the Democratic party fill our va
cant scat in the Senate of the United States.
ReSoircd, That consider NJ c. Good bound bv
all the principles of honor and political integrity as well
by his direct pledge TO sustain the views Of those
members of the Democratic party who gave him their
supporter to resign.
Resoired, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the officers and the original left with the
Chairman and that copies be made thcrefrom, ono of
which shall be forwarded Senator, and another
to the Editor of the Richmond Enquirer, requesting
the publication of the
JOHN McCLUNEY, President
JOHN MILLER,
WILLIAM BUKEY,
JAMES HEWITT,
JOSEPH BELL,
WILLIAM BEYMER,
A. NJ. PHILIPS,
THOS. POLLOCK,
Ticc Presidents.
o. SAyGrITT,
EnASrEL HOOKER,
DAsIEL S. FoRSrY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
AM FL HOOKER,
MEL S. FoRSEY,
Secretaries.

COMMUNICATED
A Convention of Delegates from a large number Of
the Election Precincts of the 2lst Congressional Dis
trct Of Virginia, convened at Baymcrs Hotel, in the
City of Wheeling the 18th inst, for the purpose Of
devisnr and fixing on the proper mode of establish
ing Democratic newspaper in said District, having
the duties of such Convention, resolved
themselves into meeting for the purpose of recon-
mend,ng some suitable person as ELECTOR for the
I'd Congressional District in the next Presidential Ecc-
Miller called to the Chair, and Oba-
diah Langft was appointed Secretary. On motion,
Rcsolred, That this meeting entertain entire conf
dence in the ability and tried integrity of John Hind
man, Esq, and recommend him suitable person to
he run upon the Electoral Ticket for President and
Vice President of the United States and respectfully
urge that he be selected Elcctor from this District.
Rssoired. That copy nf thAsc proceedings ur nr-
waracd TO the President of any Convention which may
assemble for the formation of such ticket and also a
copy he forwarded TO the Editor Of the Richmond En-
qulrer, requesting the publication Of the same.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN MILLER, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, Dec. give continue to quote the ask
ing price of Flour from stores 50 80 and the rcccp:
price at ) IS. Sales of white Corn to-day at i5
cents. We quote yellow at AZ to 4S cts.-.7mricGH.
NEW YoRX, Dec. 2l.-The sales of Flour have been
for Western Canal So IS to 5 Sc; Ohio 62 to 5 81;
Georgetown IS to 90; common Southern 5 75 to
) 81; Rye Flour may be quoted at 90 to4 r. Sales
of Wheat at 81 90 to ! ID; Rye 6S to 90 cts. New
Corn So to So old do 90 cents-all by weight Sales
of U. S Bank stock II to 754.-Joar Commerce.
Sales yesterday, at LyHeh's Coffee House.
Stock of the Farmers Bank, l04i lo4l
James River and Kanawha Scrip, (Nov,) S3
In our produce market business is principally sus-
pended BY the holidays. But sales If Tobacco
making, and changes of price from las, quotations
Flour stands nomnally at So 90.
Wheat at 81 10 to 81 -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27

The steam ship Liverpool, which left New York on
Saturday, is believed to have tahep immense amount
of remances, in the shape of specie and bills. The
quantity of specie received board of her Friday
upwards of eleven hundred thousand dollars, and
supposed that the aggregate amount reached mil
lion and half by the time of her departure.
The Liverpool was expected to depart on Saturday
afternoon, repairs to her rudder being required
Among her remttanccs are 81 100000 in State Bonds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
Krsc,roRr, East Tennessee,

September q, Ic3g.
TEAR sIEI have often thought promise write you
the my Piano. bought Of last spring. made
By SodaIt, Worcester Durham, New York arrived safely
and in tune AFTER passing over hundred and fifty miles OF
i'll road wagon, and having been trans
e from to another four several times on the
verify believe Piano could have been carried around
the gohc packed with ordinary and attention to
such articles without having sustained serious damage
friends much pleased with the instrumcnt-and when
they buy, shall give them letters To yourself.
= Respectfully, &c. c. W. HALL
To Mr.. Z. p Nash, Petersburg.
8I have recently sold four five Pianos gentlemen
living in Richmond-all OF whom much pleased.
Z. T. NASH, Petersburg.
Dec 10 64-aaw2wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
RICHMOND, FRIDAY, DECEMBER Fl.

The Editor has adjourned with the Legislature, and has left
fr few days spend his Christmas He will W i
before the paper The reader will complain
Gf the wan, II Editorial aer all the available space will
be devoted the prncs, dne of Congress- and expanded
Message of the President Of the L. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
DECEMBER 1880.

NToTICE-By authority vested in by the last will and Tesla
~ meu of Tos G. Row. decd shall sell public auction,
10 the highest bidder cash. King William Court House. on
the first day of January next fifteen twenty likely Negroes
among which are some likely men, boys and girls.
e r. T.. LITTLEPAGE,
DEE 81 T,n-Tl .7geat for ErscvfriI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
Marriages..
Deaths.

Married. Wednesday evening" 18th nst by the Rev. j. Kirk
patrick III II. r. Irving, ESD, Cumberland Mr.
this city, Miss MARY, eldest daushsr
Of Charles Irving, Esq. u Buckingham.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27

NoTIcE-strayed stolen from my stable on the Canal nsa
~ Beaver DAM Goochand, small Black MARE-large in the
body gear had been worked in the haves
of cart will give alibeal reward for her delivery TO me Al
Beaver Dam, or TO F. Griffin, Richmond.
Usc q 6e-3S PATRICK AeGOFEAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27

hc replies Of Mcssrs. Mcdowell and Caa.han of
Mr.. John T. hnsrSons Letter file and will published
soon as the interesting proceedings aud documents from Wash
will permit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27

~ From the length Of the Presidents Message,
compelled Ia defer until the proceedings
O SutmrdHy. Monday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27

WILL hired public ane'ion Tuesday the 3 instant
w Pump, II miles above Richmond thirty odd ike
~ Negroes belonging Of Zachaa AcCrud-
crased-co- sting backsmhs, and boys
By order Of The Executor
~ Il-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
Stratton's Office.

40 Of 81 makng 40 Capitals sold and cashed by SrRAr
Tos little over IL months.
Besides Sso0 coos 5OOs iOo 3oO, aoos &c-makng 40
Capital Prizes sold and cashed by stsaton since January 1897
Drawn Nos in the Alexandra Lottery No drawn Dec alst:
81 10 as % "a % II % Is 46 - 6 81 H. :
Ticket % S. Prize Of $500, sold and cashed by
STATION.
Drawn Ncs in Virginia Leebus Lottery, Extra No. s. drawn
s. Is 3 IL 20 % AZ &C 20 46 % o.
Half Ticket Nos. Is Is %, Prize Of s2O,
do 70 - &C. both sold and eashed, by
SrRATToS.
Nos Consolidated Lottery OF Maryland, No Is drawn
Dec. 23rd:
Is 25 30 IA Sc % 81 % &c - g.
Ticket Nos. IA 81 So Prize Of $780, sold and cashcd by
STATION.
Dee. 70-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
SHEPHERD & COLIN,
1T their Old Stand, Thirteenth Street,
CONTINUE To EXECUTE
BOOK and JOB PRINTING


OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
THEY have larger employed than ulal-and having
Gently added their Office handsome Founts Of Book
and JOB Tpe prepared in their line
with s-earaey, neatness and dspatea
Dec3 U-btu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27

MR. WILLIAM a. RORtNSON-ir: Take
WI Friday dry Of January vf
Walton Powers. IN the County 81 CUMBERLAND If fair II not
the next DAY, the hours of
coed Robin Robertson
read depending the County
Chancey for the County Of cumberland, in Of
which Zacharah Taley is Plaintiff and Defsndant-in
the other Walton Powers Plaintiffs and you Defendant
when and where you may attend If you zee cause.
IACHARIAH TALLEY,
WALTON & POWERS.
Dec. q Il-iawiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27
From DR.. E. a. Morrison, Lawrenceruie.

fT0W ". L al. .7o7 7t:
LawRrScEriLLE. Sept 81, 1929.
AIR. SASH-Dear sir: Yours Of the 18th instant has
lfl been II affords pleasure that the Piano
ynu GENT me lat winter school received
good order opinion Is worth thing have
NO hesitation IN. that 1t is excellent Miss
op our teacher ladies who performed upon it,
are very much pleased with H.
Very respectfully,
Your ohdi -.rv't,
Cory T. H. MORRISON.
The Piano alluded Dr. Morrison above has been in
slant every length Of time, and although low
priced instrumt nj, has given great satisfaction
+. P. NASH
D.r TG-2aw;lwif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-27

A GOyERNESS WANTED.-A Lady well qualified to teach
N usual branches of English education, together
vocal and instrumental needle work and the necessary
household occupations wanted t;overness teacher
family ensuing year. if the part
nehip would be entered into with such lady establish
male It would be desirable that she should piano
forte of her own-Enquire Of the Editor.
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-28
DRUG & CHEMICAL
WARE-HOITSE.

z hhItiS, Medicines, ,'aints, Oils and DYE
~ Stuffs, Window Glass, Glass Ware, Sur.
gical instruments and Patent Medicines, rust
received,
50 OF. Sulph. Quininc, best quality, also
SO OF. Carpenters ext. Of Bark, Peruvian
Bark and various other Ague and Fever
Medicines.
80 lbs Cream Tartar,
80 6 Alocs,
80 g Alexandria SIENNA,
2A0" Epson Salts,
/ Dbl Copal Varniah,
l :" Turpentino
l Z" Alcohol, .s
F." Port Vino,
80 lbs Sup. Carb. Soda,
80 " Tararic Acid,
6 Gross Walls assorted
2 boz. Lemon Syrup, superior.
Thousand Principe Cigars.
SO lbs Gum Camphor,
100" Superior Glue,
50 Kegs White Lead,
Turnip Seed,
Together with good assortment OF Summer
and Fall Drnga, oil of which will be offered
at ST. Louis prices, for cash. A liberal share
of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Store in two story Brick House, near the
Wisconsin Hotel, Burlington, !. II.
WIN. S. EDGAR,
Agent for Sappington S Pills, Moffat IS Life Pills
and Phoenix Bittcrs, alsc Dr. Milos's cxtrac
Of Tomato Pills. =
June 81