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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-21
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At a meeting of the Democratic Republican Cores
%ponding Committee for the county OF llenrIco, held
1.-THE Hall of the Richmond Democratic Association,
on Wednesday, the 18th day of July, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
RcsOlred, That we cordially approve The call of the
District Convention to be held in Hanover on the first
in August; and also, that Of the State Con-
renton TO be held at Charlottesville in September next.
Resofred, That we earnestly recommend to every
friend OF the present Democratic Administration in the
county, TO meet at llcnrico Courthouse. on the frs,
Of August Court, at u o'clock. for the purpose Of
electing delegates TO the said Conventions; and for
other purposes.
Res0trsd, That the Editors of the Enquirer and Crisis
be requested TO publish these proceedings.
The Committee then adjourned.
PHlLIP MAYO, Chairman.
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ISyFCTTOKrS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsI
II nart performance Of the VIII Of John Cole, decea,aal '1 :
m. count OF Charles City, shall, on MONDAY; nc ~" - -
S.ntember ext. # fair, If not, the next TAR gay mT' - g".J, no-
,,,.t,n. in sait county. the late residence 9i >ah To- - ~ -.
rr-J "a ..l. by pnbIic sale, 60 tie highest bidder /" W - -.
sc,ihsd nv he vail. ibeing one third caEh' aWu w u,.a.Stm,. ~
.,I,t snnuaI instal.ntn ts,j the Tract ~ Lrpn ~ - 80 hy
' I. - s,rj CO died seized and possessrhr oaIion - -. -
! f 1890 !. ryqIinaton and Ne>ton. adIoihih. t"n - ~
~. - ,,-.,hrr one Thousand One hG""i'u ~
coma, Nv actrDaI survey. a plat Of wh:cn = - ~! -"
e;.L, A. :, yyyn separate t5ict-, = ny G,sl" "' ~ ~ -
+ Lii Ian s,,n containing about %! a'fSs' y - f.
:" III, -, !. ,hr-e are Offered for public sale III ms paIi1
a.. a. III .,d. I'll. on Herring Creek, convenient 70 ha'ss
y" ~, The stoy.r and James n"et ~ w QUIZ, "p"".
, ~ nvrtt.3xng IS, rurbouse 81 the COUNT, inc pmti.c roae
10" nil. above the 1 nouse To the Cry % hielhohH pas'hs
t IA MI from .aia Court portion % the cleared lIna .es DC
~ ,c, oad and the creek. : thirty acres, has been rnafisa
- ''." 80 ~ ,w-n,y . .ioc vsIth his limited ioice, and
49, = , fw wears past by nay test. There ire some improve
= 80 ! 4 high state of improvement 'insfnn track MAJ ~ feh.
-. On ,arh MACE. Those on the Eve -ASrnasi and beds G
aa,aa 1nrtr comfortable with some little mar \ Kingdom. =
ra,J n each. of the best quality sufficient 10 ~. any person
r,,tbar description by me Is deemed unHecess 70 b. hE. AbIen
wishing 10 examine the premises wall b. shewn III, In ;HIshri
pr,Jley on application 10 him. have only 10 add, IL 'cGrfnori
,srsru,ion of the will aforesaid, ! shall, some time 81 ~
MY. 10: which a more definite notice viii be gwen srH," ~
Inrtpn. all the slaves. stocks, crops, and other pefsohhS :"
t-.l.tnr. VIXEN and where the purchaser Y purchasers OF ne 10Y
.,-tat.s NAV b. supplied with such property on the pot f"sT
sion Of the lands and apnurtcnances WIZ b gwen ie nsL !: =
hudi! - 10, -. - !. All RO. ". CHRISTIAN,
1e H''"' 49, - EIs-utgr Of JoAa Cole, deeeaJe
July l. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-21

TIE Tuscl!oosa Flag of the Union has an ai-
t;,or,xcd unnunciai!on OF the reasons which have m
ducad the high minded Col King Of Alabama to waive
the nomination Of his State for the Vice Presidency
The Flag has taken down his name, and put Col. John.
sons IN place OF It.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-21

II various Proceedings .. The Democratic Commit,
tees, and meetings Of the People, are necessarily post.
poned. As Congress are about to adjourn, wc shall
have more room 10 spare for such communications
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-21

There arc three or four parishes remaining to he
lizard from; bnt il is not supposed that they Will reduce
Whites majority.
NAJoRrrlEs-2d Congressional District.
Dawson, Dem 2ii.
Morgan, tFcd9 Isl
Dawson elccted-Dem. gain.
Thru Congressional District.
Winn (Dem) Moore Fed)
n'filcs, AZ maj.
;, Landry, $50 5o4
III ; supposed thai VIM is elected, as ST. Landry
"a, heretofore been the strongest Federal parish in the
',,rct If VIM is elected, it IS a Democratic gam:
ne Daily Times Of the 18th states, that the Captain
y he Steamer Dupre, Just arrived from Opelousas,
himself a Whig,) says ssihat no doubt was entertained
- ,ne District Of Winn's Election" -.
me n q. ~Picayune, of the 18th, gives some addi-
'2na. returns, from the 3rd District. The result IS
wi uncertain. Five only out Of the II parishes, had
been heard from.
- tn last election, tie Wings carried every thing
"e'i Governor, three members OF Congress, aud a de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-21
JSo. o. GoDDIS, Secretary.


At a meeting ofthe Democratic Vigilance Commit.
tee held at Powells Hotel on TUESDAY evening last. a
CrcMtGr from the Secretary Of the Central Committee
was read, recommending the call Of a Democratic
Convention composed Of Delegates from each electo-
IA! district IN the State, to be held al Charlottesville
on the 9Th day of September next.
Mr.. Wallace submitted the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
ReSoired, That the Democratic Vigilance Committee
of Petersburg cordially concur with the Central Com
mi,tee in the cal! ola State Convention, TO be held a.
Charlottesville, on the 9th day Of Sepienber next, and
in the call of a Convention IN each Electoral District
for the pupcse of e!ecting Delegates TO said convention.
Roso'rcd, That we recommend that the Convention
70; THIS Electoral District be- held at Sussex Court
house on the first Thursday in August next-and We
invite the cooperation of the several counties com
posing this Electoral District. IN the appointment Of
delegates 10 attend said Convention.
RtS0ired, That Thomas Wallace. William c. Parker,
Nathaniel NJ. Martin, Joseph +. Cox, and james f.
Hall, attend said Convention, al Sussex Courthouse,
as delegates from the town Of Petersburg.
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Secrttlrg C0tamoaueat. and LI1rariaH'
July 81
1900 rSrITT M PERSONAL PROPERTY roT SALE,

. - Ar ESTATE AND PEf-pNNls lh'l u u - "'hi'''
Ii I shall offer for sale, on the premises, on EIilay, me 'h Ihf
r ,,,,,,., = II. the Tract uf IaTyi on which ! lately resided, u.
- count of KING George. together with the hou -'h HfhNuie
:, corr description. farming implements, STOCK &c.
!" .rrc Farm contain. about 400 acres OF land, one nall open OF
,.,,v .n In. kind, and produces corn, oat, and rye wen. in'
80 ;ihn,rh al adapted Ia the growth Of wheat could be easily
n"n,,n,,j 50 a, 10 produce that crop also. Purchasers, however,
49," III s,,n,lne for themselves. The improvements consist on
dwelling in thorough repair, with SIX rooms down starr, cloSs.,,
nd tvo uu. with cuddics and a clo-et-a brick kltchehi Two
- bioh. a inc brick lce-hous-, with BRICK DAIRY over IL u
- hrirk meat-hOa>e, q hTck well Of hne water, 4 splthuH
49, Diysnr.hoi.r. fowl houses, and the necessary out h"ntes'
"t,nicSS Ne. together with variety Of fruit trees. u h''Eho'
r"aJ - agreeable. and the place uncommpnlyh healthy, DeihS 'sn.
n,.t n tr ridge Of highland on the road Leading down the ;,oltn
y" x,rs b,,vern the rivers Potomac ana Raprlhhhh'ch, h!Hr'
r, , pom Conway, y from KIN. George Courthouse, W ron
- -, IL liz desirable situation Tor = : :" y pra'H
-" -. r nadr-,rp-m tact, for any on" having ht Iue 'mni,
80 I" III ,n.,r vt:h IL trade ot an! s"ri, nr one u nc ..Hs
Mno, IL. T". Iiarr altogether j. desirable, not only te'a,s" It may
=, bnurbr Inv. compared with The hta'! "hl'dls up"m - " 1a".
y u"' ..,b .,.I,e Il viii afford ample comfort an" eohN'H'
=" =! = !, large family. It would be ne very thnig 70 = na" %
IN" - iS,"It,rs With small means. The terms VII DE- 'tS q
"a", s,,I,r and caSy->uInr cash viii b. required.
~ r.a".rr .c, consists II such articles as at 20 0 ou." u
"'" -. = .,,h dimensions. \ credit % TX haoA.h' 70 tns'
"h.z. yvuI he gwen Tor al sums over I'VE dpiaro. M "e "y
- %.n"%I 49, Unfair. the sale Mn take place the HcNt cat, y jar
~ ~. !S,r,rr notm- viii he gwen. For further ihlnthialoh fH't'"S
II the PROMISES w. J. VI. SMITH.
80, 2l-td
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Along the realms Of upper day
ID. VI. HOYT - CO.'S Office.

rRawE Nos. Of Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No &,
IA s; 81 Il % II - 20 Il - 81 26 IS
Holders of tickets by comparing them with tins drawing, VIII
find they have drawn come good pnzea. Send them IN, and Get
Others in the Lottery for 18th, &c.
July u
= rIGII,S REPORTS, volume 9TH, Just published, prise So
L. Also for sale, summers, RandUlph's aud Leigh, Reports,
complete. - x., ...of i,
lsU7, in : vols. go -,
Journals Of the Senate ami Housed be'esa'es, 1'" "i''$ n-
from leg 10 l-io.
Journal Convention l'"-6.
Nrf. ~ Assembly from 1879 10 l>iO.
Large and small mapso Virginia.
Secretary Commonwealth and LI6rartaH.
oi-Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-21

tJ-The next No. Of "Vicw, on lie Presidential Election u
Ircpartd-hut i crowded omt Of 10 day paper, b.! TIN pressure 81
the Pfugccdias- Gi Congress, sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-21

We learn, that the Senate of the L. 5. were engaged
on Saturday evening IN quite a fiery debate on tue DIS.
trict Banks. We have not uscer,aincd the result. We
have seen no motion set made 10 change the day Of
adjournment, which was fixed Tor this day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-21

The Wing misrepgesents the Enquirer on the power
10 exercise the Veto. The Enquirer entered into 10
'~claboTate defence" Of the veto, but on the contrary,
expressly reserved all tina, might have been sad on il,
as an abstrac, question. The Enquirer SAID, tina, the
trainers Of II" Constitution had Incorporated such Il
power III that instrument, and tina; 1t had been exer-
cised wisely, and appealed 10 the record for proof
The Wing does not deny that It has ever been n a
single instance improperly used. The Enquirer did not
misrcprcscnt the Wing IN saying, that it was opposed
TO the veto power cat all" Tor the Wing expressly
states, Would that It was stricken from The Cons,,tu.
ton
The Enquirer tenders its acknowledgements TO the
Wing, and feels no ''scrvil!ty IL claiming the benefit
of a veto upon an Abolition bill. If the Enquirer is
"servil" IN l-lO, the Wing was .serv,!c in 10. g.
When M:. Van Barren was II candidate, no one was
louder or more strenuous IN demanding pledges of him
than the Wing. Now, that the Wing has nothing to
gain b. such . course, he a,andnns that ground, and
asks no pledges OF Gen. Harrison. How iAciious In.
WHO Is,
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Uhcre are then 10 be tonndP

The cquivocations and 'duplicity' which some OF
the Abolition Presses have charged upon General Har-
r'Son, will shake some OF their disciples, and may lose
hun 4 few of their votes. But every effort will be
made BY such men as Giddings, SIade, Wn. B. Cal
houn, Judge Morris, &c, &c, to ~propitIate their feel
lngs and secure their votes. No effort will be spared,
through letters that are not intended for the public eye.
Even some Of the Wing presses will not be ashamed to
appeal to them for their %sutirages. rs one example oil
this, we have now before US the Northampton clamp
shire) Gazette of the Sth instant, which brings the
question al once 10 THIS PLAIN issue
'1hc question should, therefore, arise in the mind Of
every Wing ibohuonst, which OF these two he would
prcir: should D. chosen. lie would find no difficulty IN
settling THIS question. He would infinitely prefer the
rlrct;an u Harrison. He would regard the reelection
of Van Burcn as a calamity u the country. Having
settled thus question, then, he next should inquire,
what wi!l be the effect of throwing a scattering vote,
upon TIE election OF these two individuals: A slight
examination, we think, would convince any one
that the effect Of throwing scattering votes will be
to aid IN the election of Martin Van Buren,. Does
any one inquire how 1t is evident that the Abo-
li,ion candidate cannot be elected; and the only
effect, therefore, of voting for him must be TO prevent
a choice of President by the people, and in that case,
as the House Of Representatives is now constituted,
Van Buren, Will be elected. II seems to Us that the
Wing Abol,tionISt, in view of such considerations,
could hardly state 10 vote for HARRISON. II his seat
ter;ng vote would have influence III behalf of TIE cause
which he has 50 much al heat, he nightmare Just cause
Tor hesitation. Blu; il vii! not; the only effect of il viii
be 10 aid in the election OF Nr. Van Buren,, who is IN
der m ignoblc and infamous p'eGge never to sIgn u
hl! for the Abolition Of slavery IN tine District Of Go.
lumbia.
The Gazette rcrs on 10 press this idea, and concludes
with begging them not 10 throw a?a" thri! votes upon
Dirncy-bul ..simrrrrly hopes, that Wing Abnl;liunrs:S
Will consider THIS subject taspassIona,cly and the has
l,ttlc d0uh; thu. they will come 10 the conclusion, that
i is their duty, in vjrw Of al the considerations n the
case, 10 vote for Harrison And 10 this complexion
il will come at last,
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!. t.ndcr.tand. from a source which / tink entitled 10 credit
NJ, Riyrs brought from France 4 valuable set 81 plate, ans
TIA, n moi superior. they are equal 10 any al the White House.-
Rrt why does Mr. Riy-s condescend 10 make an? aifcmPtt 10 cAct
the pspriar feeling, by discussions of this sor:: !. u Seca's
drowning inrB catch Al straw:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09


hundred thousand dollars with ITS notes. to send
to England by the last packet by which operation de-
preoaied Philadelphia curreny per cent large amount
Of its notes have been protested and sued for the benefit of
the per allowed by law. 100000 carried
tojadgment at the July term The notes can be bought
at per discount and will bear IL cent interest
protest, making IL per cent on the operation This is
handsome profit at time when money goes begging So
plenty capital that many purchase cash stock, and sell
it tme buyers option in order to obtain interest Cor
their money All the banks here in Philadelphia are
Boosting Of the great abundance of money. Why is it
that the u States Bank alone feels the
Georgia banks are making demonstrations towards
resumption convention is talked Of bring about an
early resumption. The Bank and its organs are endea
vorng all in their power to aay the public feeling in
of resumption. is in vain look change of
for increase of business long the banks
allowed to remain suspended.
The following is table of the exports of the United
States for the year ending September 3d. 1884,
pared with the previous year
SUMMARY STATEMENT VALUE THE EXPORTS OF
THE GROWTH, Produce, AND MANUFACTURE u
STATES, THE YEAR COMMENCING FIRST
Der, 1888, ENDING BOTH SEPTEM-
1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
weekly Report of Intermcnts,

n the City and County OF New York from the ssth day OF
Au'ust, to the sih day Of Sept leA.
"a men, % women, % boys, 81 xrs-Totai, 2os
DisE.sss-.Apopeyy 9; Asthma o. Anenrism Abseess "
Bleeding Bleeding frU 0from lungs casualties ~
Cholera infanern a. Cholera morbus o. Colo lancer
Consumption 10; Commissions Group, HIVES - Deiun
tremens Drowned Death from Poison 0; Dropey Drop
IN head s. Dropsy IN the chest o; Darrhma y Dysenc
kyspelas % Fever d. bilious do typholde; doscar
tI; dopuerpera % do rcmeat q do nfaInmatoy Car,
of lrEs o. HoOpng Cough Hip Disease nfla OF
brain do Of liver = do chest DO lungs g. inflammation
do OF the bowels 81 do stomach o. Jandice Killed or muir
d,rcd q Losk Jaw Il MsrAsmns !; Measles 10: Organic
disease 6fbe heart o; Oh Age q Palsy d spinal disease
Unknown Ulcers Liberation cf lntrstines Worms O.
.d as; let aad w. bctw 10 and bctw 20 and 3d. IS;
bew AID co. betw 20 aud So IS betw CO. s:
60 and 10 "a betw aud 2betw 80 and O. bew 90 and
p scotland 2; Walcp British Pos essions, Bon
a. Cerrnssy a. France o; fysiu o. Italy o; unkpowr T.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
A ns use plenvs.
PARK rItEATHn

PARK lHEATRE.
Mr.. POWER WILL MAKE HIS APPEARANCE.
THIS EVENING. September the performance viii com
ST. afnf PA Tx hs SEW "f
FrsSs,isi D's's'' Mr. facds Gohs NJ, fS Ssn
Baron Trenck, II, lid GUSTAV, Wheatley
Mouchot, Fisheri Bhtz, -, Pevey
After which, Pas De DeqF by Madame Arans' and Miss
Favorite Overture, by ,he Baud
YSsh wi win p Be ea FIJI ' kE f;sfs
MisS, n.y. flaci.de swell Billy, Mr. Aa' SSsa
The ss sspssds
Mr. '"' Gsna AASs'ssy Mr. "" ci. sE
Doors open at ocock-Perlormanee commences at hall
Prices-Boxos 81 Pit SO CENTS Gallery IS cents.
NEW CHATHAM THEATtsk.
r MR t RETGWNE WiLL MAKE HIS APPEARANCE
.,o BLUE pEARSMSh e F& ?'S'st {: CURIOSITY
ss% M tes sssasaSae Mr. BBl ro"ns
DANE, s''ns Ms NJ: MSSs:;s;
t Al:E s,ea 4a h: f WHIT G5 '' "''''
R sss, Mr. s.n"Oud Mr. Mss,sEsr
THE c atsfa Hsist o. 's' f fIr=' o 6
5J fisss" biiii f; ::..;G. s:S:$
So 81 "J a
~
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, SEPT s-The performances viii com:
mence with the Ourletta, called
TIE SON OF THE SUN,
OR-THE FATE OF THE PHAETON.
Jupiter. MIR. Cunningham Apollo, Mr.. Edwin
F.paphus, Il aham Cyelops, Horton
Vulcan Russell Pan, Roberts
- Teriehere .................L La Petite Celeste.
Venus. Miss Singleton Minerva, Miss Flynn
Followed by the farce Of
- A DEAD SHOT.
Timid, Mr.. Mitchell Wiseman, Mr. Edwin
Cannon, Cunn Ch am Frederick, Russ
Chatter, Aiss Singleton.
La Bayadere, by La Petite Celeste
After which, the farce OF
- . HIS LAST LEGS.
OCallaghan, Mr. Mossop Banks, MIR Roberts
Charles. . Russell Thomas, Horton
Mrs Montague, Mrs. Russell.
The whole 10 conclude with burlesque drama, rallied
SPARRING WITH SPECIE.
Posrote, Mr.. Mitchell , agile, Mr. Graham
Dollar, Edwin Shilling, Russ.
Newmark, Cunningham Ghost Baker
Mrs. Hall Eagle Mrs. Watts
The Box Office now'open daily from II ill where
and private boxes be secured appca Mr. Corbyn
Treasurer.
A limited number of Season Tickets will be dis posed Of
N B-Wh the exception of the Press and the Theatrical
proie 50 on there is NO FREE LIST at this Theatre.
Dress Circle so centsUpper Boxes p eensPit shi
ling
Doors open at 7-eurtain rises at halfpast7.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
sIos.s33. sol 90 ,os9 sai 7,.ss,5ss

This table shows decrease in the exports OF the pro.
ducts Of the seapartcuarly in oils the falling offs i'm
ense The exports of the products of the forest
creased In agricultural products with the exception of
Cotton the increase Soooooo nearly so per
cent This was the effect of the reduced prices. In Gotten
the value of the exports nearly great during the
previous year. notwithstanding the great falling of in
quantity In Manufactures there great falling of in
exports The exports Of specie increased 81 100000, Whit.
was on account of the u Bsnk there having been no
commercial balance due abroad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

FRcM-Alms House. Bellevue Hospital 40, n; New J.r-
Long Island Isl Backwers Island i Ciy Hospital
Small Pox Hospital |; Westchester,s 8; Pemtensry u
Coored persons, 10. -
City Inspectors Office. Sept S. 1870.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
second Hoard.


Ga Sunday afternoon eth ps alter short and serious III
ness. Joha p. Davenport, sged 20 years - M, a.,
On Saturday sh Inst after short and severe Illness, Nh
Robert DsplcN, aged ~ years.
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tssls evils resulting csrbonstss Of soda
The s'.mach very useful in all comp Bladder;
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The s%onsd ssrogum ssn,sGss tn, LoHpdGa Ne
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since the add of second my rhiuey
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