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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16

Fellow .czcns-l have been prevented heretofore,
by cngrossing engagements, from making formal an
nouncemcnt to you OF my purpose not again to be n
candidate for your sufrages. As you have, however,
learnt the fact in other modes, should not deem it
ccssary now to il, if could consent to ter
inmate the relation that has long snbssed between
u.s. with even the appearance Of GOODNESS and ndif
ference which | do not feel, but which my silence
might seem 10 authorize being imputed TO me.
II is now four years since, in manner that not only
manifested your kindness, bnt generosity also, OF
which could not be insensIb.c, you bestowed your
confidence upon me, without any solicitation on my
part. So distinguished mark of favor from that
community in which have lived from infancy, which
best knew me, and which contained SO many that |
most valued and esteemed could not but be gratefully
appreciated Constantly, since that tlme amid all The
collisions Of opinion and discordancy oil views 10
which the exciting interval has given rise, you have not
only afforded me that steady and unwavering support
which SO much cheers and sustains the representative,
hut have shewn ards me forbcarance and candor
Of Interpretation, which, while it reflects honor on your
gnanmity has laid under the greatest obligations
You have left me, at all times and on all questions, Tree
pursue the course thought most consonant 10 your
interests and your honor have sought to repay you
by unvarying fidelity those interests and that honor
have never raised my voice or gwen vote, as your
representative except $50 far rs could Judge as ttese
demanded. Had my perception OF what would bcne'
fit YOU and my ability TO effect II, but equaiied my de
sire to serve you there had been nothing left me TO
IL
that have not knowingly obeyed any impulses or re-
garded any considerations, save what thought be-
fitting your high character, consonant 10 your justice
or promotvc Of your welfare; shall still experience nc
other regret than that have not been more able AIDE
quaely to equte your kindness, or justify the conf
dence with which have been honered
In withdrawing from your service, am happy II
knowing that "Athens contains many better men
and, am most willing to believe, as most earnestly
pray, that your interests may be more efecually pro-
NOTED your rights be more ably protected by him
you shall elect TO succeed me- than they have been by
myself
About to remove from amongst you, believe me
cannot be Indifferent to what concerns you. shai
still always ardenty desire your prosperity and happ
ness | shall still, with unceasing interest, watch
from distance, the onward march of Rrc"noSn II
that high destiny, which moral as well as phys'ca
causes, conspre TO 10 her; which wise, just
and fostering policy The part of the State woul'
speedily enable her to attain but which, whether a'de
or not, her own energies, resources and enisrp1ze
will alone, against all difficulties, finally, and at NJ
distant day, assuredly achieve
,UyNDIi.M pOpERTSOS
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KING & QUEEN.


AT a meeting of the Democrats of King Il Queen
county held al the Courthouse Monday, the Sth Feb
Colonel Thomas +. Spencer called TO the Chair,
and John R. Wright appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting having been explained,
Ro NJ Davis, Esq, read the following Preamble and
Resolutions after which he remarked, that an impress
sion had gone through the district that the Tavern nj
Croxton's Springs occupied by private family
in consequence of which, other places had been re-
commended by the counties of King William and Nid,
descx This was erroneous. Mr.. Banks the present
propretor) still keeps public house, and IS fully pre-
pared TO receive the delegates 1t certainly 49, from us
location its ample size, and in many other respects inc
most convenient place for holding such meeting ne
had therefore proposed in of his resolutions, a'
the Convention should be held there. lie hopeu u
would meet with the appreciation of the delegates from
King William and MIDI lesex.
Preamble and Resolutions.
Whereas it has been proposed by The Republicans Oh
Caroline, that Convention be held for the purpose oil
selecting candidate for this Congressional district
which has been responded to by the Republicans oil
King William and Mddlesex; and whereas the signs
of the times seem TO be omnous 10 the good old and
principles dear 10 those who desire
to see their country happy prosperous and although
in other States the Democrats have been overcome yet
VIRGINIA has stood firm as the beaten anvil to the stroke
and has by her vote rebuked those who have revied
abused and slandered the vrtuous and patriotic states
man. our present excellent Chief Magistrate, NJ Bu-
rem, and whereas congressional district has noby
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16

TUE NEW CAST OF THE CABINET
! : east Of The Cabinet, which we announced in eul
s'scr'pt head, from the letter of Washington
p'ncent, is now fully confirmed by the follow.
'"cai announcement of the National Intellgen.
Nv N'RiSEr.-It is of necessity that the Presi
.-re should, some days before he enters on the
ms high Office, make selections of persons to
~ c:iei Executive Departments of Government
|'ofhla'oE, which we presume may be relied
We nave the pleasure Of being able to inform our
|e' that, in all probability, the Cabinet of the new
7posed avs '
T'ary q Statc-DAxIEL WEBSTER, Of the State
Massachusetts,
sLr"@ry 81 The Treasury-THoMAs EWING, of the
@feary Of bar-Jons BELL, of the State often
f,;txry q The .fary-GEoRGE E. BADGER, of the
o. North Carolina.
's.mgster General-FR.ycIs GeAycEe. of the
T. Of New York
a,-ntucky. A'OA'' - @' S'"''
anticipate the warm appreciation of great ma
y ue reople oithe United States of these seec-
a"a OF The aggregate result In some cases,
s,b, eh,ice has been difficult, where many were
=. worthy; but out ofthe abundant materials be-
- cannot be denied that the President will
fg.,a.rn cabinet remarkably strong in talent,
IL ~ aha the possession of the public confidence.
an o'd observation that the head of a Govern
a''? shows how much wisdom and discretion
issssses by the choice of ministers and agents.
.n's received standard, the new elected Presi-
,,. " Tue first act ofhis official duties, we'll lus.
f. 4. measure offavor which he has received
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16
REsl.Mrr1oN OF spEclr rArMryrs

The Raleigh Register Of Friday last, says of the
Banks Of .lorh Carolina, "Our Banks still continue
their payments in specie and WILL doubtless do so, as
long as they are fortified by the Virginia Banks" We
hope then they will all 90 together The Banks in this
city still maintain their position firmly Of redeeming
their notes with specie. So far from being shaken
their confidence is increased BY the experience of the
last fortnight, in the practcaby Of their resolution
on this subject As yet they have lost but a rlfline
amount Of coin having met all the demands from the
North with checks other Banks at fair rate of e X
change, and being willing and prepared to supply the
domestic wants for change.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16

| pay in with all other property now taxed,
part of the revenue of the State.
Resoioed, That the Committee on Finance be, and it
is hereby instructed to prepare and report to this House
bill that will carry out the principle herein recognized,
embracing such objects as they may deem e1pedient.
Mr.. s. was proceeding TO support his proposition,
when, it being near o'clock, he gave way to mo-
lion In adjourn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16

A Letter from Washington, of Saturday, speaks Of
the Potomac river being again closed by ice The Mail
is now brought by land. 1t said that morning, that
Gen Harrison had declined his medtated trip to Viz
oinia "Pty (says the letter from Washington that
lie should remain in this vortex of office and
bid Wings, who will prevent every kind feeling he
might be disposed to entertain"
The cars came last evening but the Conquering
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16
Hoyt II Co.'s Office.

DRAWING Of Virginia Welsburg Lottery Glass B. drawn
A. 18Th Instant:
Feb lG 9-H
IN CHASCERY. Rules held In the Clerks
Essex Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chlncr,
on The end day ofNcvembcr 1910:
Edwin Gpshaw, faiheh;
against
u. Warning and Thomas A. Irookins and Others ps
The defendants, John L. Wang and Thomas a. Broo.c,
entered their appearance and gwen security accord
the and the rules Of this Court and ap
pearng satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of
This the plaintiff by counsel - ordered,
thai here the first Monday III
Apr next and the plaintiffs bill and that Of this
he inserted published III me
civ Richmond eight weeks successfully and that another
copy posted the front door OF the Court House oil TINS county
- a cOpy-Trste.
JAMES ROY MlCor, Ju, Clerk f. c. S. c. Lac.
E.b 9i-wew
CJSr-Oa Slockoc Ill., double Eye Glass, separated nm
IL lis ring liberal reward will be- given the finder on leav-
inu n this office. Feb l6 gl-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16

We have accounts of one Of the largest Brokers
Houses in y. York, having failed Are such events
The change which Mr.. Webster promised Is this
the flood of prosperity, which Gen. Ilurrisons mere
Election TO pour upon the country What hum
bugs did these preach 10 the People!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16
Marriages.

Married. Philadelphia, the 9th inst, by tile Rev A. Con
verse H. TYLER Of this city, 10 MANIA orisi daughter
Of NJ Converse ESQ., deceased late of Lyme, y. H.
Married, eth inst, by Rev. f.. J." Magoon, Mr. JAMES
IL .RKE 10 Mrs. ASS PowELL--all OF This cry.
L. GORDON ATTORNEY Law, louisa Court House, a.,
j win attend lie Superior and Of Louisa, Abe
MARIE and the superior Courts Of Orange Nd
I ouis, (,nur fjouSp Va. Feb IL Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16
The Called Session

An intelligent friend AT Washington, writes he has
little or no doubt of special session The \. York
Herald of the 9Th gives in the following article fur
Their rumors from Washington and further reflections
the clique that is attempting 10 rule the President
"From Washington, wc learn that the private meet
ing caucus Of the Wing members of the House was
held on last Wednesday evening. 1t was full meet
ing, and curious symptoms made their appear
ance. We have not yet heard the full particulars
but we believe that Mr. Wise took prominent part
and perhaps to this may be attributed the eacne be-
tween Mr. Adams and him in the House. Nearly
similar plan Corporations proposed as that in the
private meetings of the Senate There is to be Ex
ira Session. and that session all the of the
new administration to be matured. committee
consisting of one from each State, is to be formed III
order to meet the Wing Senators, and consult all
matters connected with the new administration. Ano-
thcr meeting is be held Wednesday Of this week
for the purpose ofna.y forming The plan corporations
as to officers and measures, to be recommended r.
General HARRISON who will be on the ground ABOUT
that period
The appointment Of Committees i'll Congress, for the
purpose of organizing for General Harrison
or of selecting recommending removals or appoint
ments TO Office 10 be matter of questionable po-
l:cy General Harrison is the head of the Executive
department of government-and on him IS the respon-
sibility of selection and appointments. The organlza
policy, or official appointments, Will not be sub
mttcd by the various eques of the various States
who manage and control their several parties at home
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16

The Albany Argus of Thursday snys, that ques-
ton has been taken on the Virginia Controversy. The
Wings evidently trying to dodge it. The Argus
says the subject Of the public lands sims been thrown
in partly with view 10 stave off the Virginia ques-
inn
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ID. NJ. Hoyt & Co.'s Lucky Office.
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presenting To patrons IN mo
w country the which follows We have never
issued 80 rich scheme price of tickets low. Let
yoar orders come early: and you prizes send avos
n ID. NJ IiOYT < co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16

The Washington Correspondent of the N. Y. Elk.
press writes-"Esha Whittesey of Ohio has reached
the CITY He goes into the Post Office Department as
YOU already know what not to turn out Mr.. Hobbie
The Assistant Postmaster. General This would indeed
be the spirit of prescription, and the excess of Office
hunting with vengeance TO the people There is said
10 be no better officer ut Washington than Hobbe. If
nothing can save him, what uny body else,
What Office holder is safe against the office .huners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16
initcd States Senator

The Debate has been prosecuted with much spirit in
the Senate of Virginia the resolution for the election
Of second U S Senator Mr. Tod delivered on Saturday
a strong and able speech in opposition to the resolution
I'VE shall commence the sketch Of the whole debate in
our next paper-havng finished in this day paper the
long and protracted debate the Bank queston) Our
contemporary Of the Compiler, in lis yesterdays num-
Der, thus hits of OF the points that were made IN
Saturdays debate:
"Another day was spent in the Virginia Senate Sa
turday in debate upon the resolution for going into the
election of u S. Senator. II decidedly the most
disointed and ampled affair ever listened TO, ex-
cept perhaps the debate the Louisa Contested Elcc-
ton. The whole day occupied in discussing the
question whether the member from Scott, Mr. Me-
Mullen, should be allowed to Withdraw his motion 10
postpone the resolution indefinitely After ~ or 80
speeches the question decided against granting the
leave and the question recurring upon the indefinite
pos,ponement, Mr.. Lyons about 10 proceed with
an argument but yielded the floor for the motion 10
adjourn which was carried. So he has the floor this
morning.
ain the course Of the debate Mr.. Smith avowed that
It was not his object 10 prevent election the present
session. hut he wished before he would be willing 10 fix
day, what disposition was made OF certain con-
tested elections in the House Of Delegates.
"Therc was considerable political spnrrng. Mr..
Smith of Culpeper made auson TO the Cabinet of Gen
Harrison, as rumor had then formed it, lie spoke par.
cularly Of Mr. Granger, Postmaster General, whom
he called an Aboltonst, and who, he said would have
an advantageous position to send abolition publications
through the mails Dr. Cooke said that there was an
i'm consistency in the of the Senator who appre-
bending an appointment obnoxious TO him, was yet
against the election of u. S. Senator who might he
to prevent it, Mr.. Smith replied by advertng TO the
UNMARRIED CUSTOM since the foundation Of the Govern
mcnt of giving the President the Cabinet advisers he
| oh
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16
Extract IF letter from Washington, FEB. 13.


"The Senate passed yesterday the Treasury Note
Bill with Wise's amendment. When it was put upon
its passage Mr. Clay offer his protest gainst
The speech he delivered in bad temper and bad
taste He went for loan-eharged Mr. Woodbury.
with incompctency and having made deceptive esti-
mates, &c.-and virtually sehooied and lec,ured his
Wing associates for voting for the measure. This
speech gave the strong, clear ddactc and courteous
Sas Wright, the opportunity, rather imposed upon
him the duty of again showing 10 the Senate how far
he is the superior of Mr. Clay, in all the essential and
useful elements of public debater. Mr. Clays object
is National Bank. Hence his desire for loan, the
scrip of which only it be founded-hence his dstri
button bill-Hence the vociferous exaggeraon of the
condition of the Treasury-and hence may look on,
for every possible petext for loans TO pay debts that
probably do not owe, such for the old French Spoa
tions, &c, &c.
and this morning have it officially ga=etted in the
oracle ofthe N. lntelgencer. What think you? pass
over Daniel Webster Il Co.-but speak of the APP
pontment of Francis Granger Post Office De-
par,ment, the only guard to the only avenue, which
can lead deadly enemy to the most vital interest of
the South, is filled by 4toitionist and Anti-Mason
What will the Southern Wings say of the great
terest which controlled the Harrisburg nomination -
What will "the Republican portion of the Wing
party" say of such Cabinet,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-16

The whole subject of Bank Suspension is now be-
fore the Legislature of Pennsylvania. We have given
in our preceding columns the proceedings Of mixed
meeting in Philadelphia, where Messrs Dallas and T.
lngerso united in excluding the Bank Of the u. s.,
from the benefits of any law that might be extended TO
the other institutions They contended that she
too far gone to recover, and that she ought 10 go
into liquidation The resolutions passed at that meet
ing correspondent with this opinion
But another meeting of citizens has been held in PHI
ladelpha, on Thursday, (A!derman Peter Hay in the
Chair) which adopted resolutions, expressive Of their
entire confidence in the value and solidy of the de-
postcs and circulation of all the Banks in the city and
county of Philadelphia and for all the purposes OF trade
and business they believe them to be sufficiently con.
troverble to support industry and effect the usual
exchanges Of commodities. They pray the egisla-
ture, therefore, to extend its indulgence to all the
Banks, and they appointed committee 10 repair 10
Harrisburg to enforce this request.
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TO ruE clrlzEXs or RIruMoyn

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.

JoHs r. WRIGHT, Secretary
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

IA Bnsviiy q HsAaa = fs--tll'
a che gIilr q . srrm y pFrarnsa - q
sf.r,,s ehurrh. Ne@Iaa. Asss- ~ ne
fsaerai 81 q ressiasissary srncrr. y
NV. Ar. Baary. rrcior. From ihr
wsrds q ths prvpse'. = fasr fathers.
-aAsrs are they r the auihrr cedeces
she fUllesag rrarcisoas:
.The geaerstlsa q ssr fsihsrs.
,~Ao EFst emisrsfsd % MS iand; shf'f
descend sais. sAa prosecuted me ca.
lsrpriss Of establishing natloa, 49,
l~seutusliy achieved ~ iadePtHaeses'
aae farmer Inhabitants st The place
where wc dNeli; and The founders o.
the church in which ~e aor>hiIs--
~here are fheyl We're theg tna
Aid 10 prsrseI Ihsir exisiea eeee-
,ond nc prriud allotted them here on
s.rlh by Ihe AaIhor " thelr eelngs
No: hsssyer rsmaie fram their
shaaehss the subject al death. ihry
.wrrs esertskea Al length by The great
destroyer. All. AZ the appointed Tine
fell braeath his all.conquering ssas,
They had thrir plans. projects. and
designs; .they bsaght. they sold, ihey
planted, they bailded;' and. % var
az in their concerns they served their
g-arralion. they iuldiled the MI o.
Cad. But IL they served the creature
more than The Creator. pursuing ihs
ph.ntoms of worldly advantages and
visionary sggra.diZemsnt, TO The neg
le,i Of ihesr Immartal interest. hos
ansise. hos Irrational a part. he
where are they! In the grave. The
ambitious and the unaspiring. The var
rior and the reclusr, The rnlightenr'
and the uuIettrrsd, the rich and Oh
poor. repose side by side. x are hrar'
Of no mpre: unirss. indeed. their ex
piuIts have scared them place o.
The recording PAGE Of history. ~hlei
is mare irrqasn'Iy . register o. sin
iul. transactions and barbarous deeds
than a plrasing memorial OF what
soevtr things are true, ahatsoesel
things are honest. whatsoever thing
are just. whatsoever things are lovely
whatsoever things are ot good re
port" ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18
Brandreth's Pills.

a VE0Et&PlE 80 uuhfit.l Nssst.
- nFeFcd 81 Ne 81 .aIteake al fa1sss ~ -.
Il. Ghen ustlffly Peraffeffe aiih. rrfy.s.
uare = eser5 forni e ths Cas- use irsE...
n hnsias the Sane eEiein. 49, luHusiafst -
go ne UAIyFERAi. nNt9E a. III 60.
uarasly INFuRITN o. lAflnl EcT cess.
t,om Il The eLoUD.
n a pesied u laals note shan glase a..
!. n The L. s, they have Iesaaied q $40 n
heal1h ard selsynssat ewes oAE LlAIEED
THOUSAND feEs0aass abe ute Girtn ss.r
a. inreEsblr ~ physsciahs 81 the hssi Esll 49,
.lsndsns. andsn plsus sases shrn ste,y a.,
rrnrdy lad been rFsssis q - an tsia.
n III casss 70 Pnin ar v esknsss. xlAsls.a
hs ehsonie 81 Ierrnl. ehssi.ss u ls 4 als. !, 5,
pain d the SIDE. wLesher 4 sIIss &. n ssa.s,.
lluiional o. from Fone immrdisie e.sas, 49,.
lher Il be inaIn iateEnal - Kisshsl l,issa. a
vii bs cured By ressrssfirg "a ths uss 40 ass
lPilis.
| his Prinsiple q pureiEg siih BfaaS.aL,s
lPills, remstes nolhlaR bei %. stsless - =,
eayed psrlielss ffonl ne hoty y lhs q olhil a
eosrn,a hsmors &C lhe hls.sd, q Gee Llsaars
! uhiek cause distnsr-thsy impete ihe lsas.
. tons of the liver nheR tfsy stlils SRA ia
. orran, and sLirh. shen they stiile ntea n
muscles. pradpse rleun.sssn. o. nIeA sls
: nefses, pIodare e. ~; 90 spop The lul q, no.
duce ronsamrlsoni 90 upon lhe Init siintf, ass
/. Iiseness; o. BP.a the linine 81 he blood ,ss.
sels. spepitxy sLd raTaiysts. aud 81 he tan
! "a disorders 90 me 'anehois 20 the s.frgu ssa
al who behold iLem.
Yea, pafgine these humoFs from shs befy !,
The true cure Coz al tLsss eomPlsiass ana ss
cry other fam Of disease. This 10 NO mn.
. assertion Il % . dsmonsiFsbie truth. sndsafl
hsy Il 10 extending iisslf; lss and ide il I be
coming kEown, and mole and more sPpFcsi
Z tated.
!. The elre By rurging msy more derend up
Ihe laws ahlrh pFedace sweetness o. ppTa !
? than may be generally imagined. Nhstsss
iends 70 siagastr. slil pfsd.ss s.ckaess. b.
cause il tends 20 pulreiasiions iheriare %
y | neeessity 81 ronsssat sxefsise - seen
i. When constant exeTelfe esnnells used Ger
ri Any CAUSE. the oressiaaai use &c oYnxIS
MKptcIxE 10 ABSOLUTELY rsqsirsd. Thu
: The eoaduils ~ The blood. The fsansaia af N,
u are kepl Tree from those impuiilies - hieh voul
/. prevent lie strsdy current ministeIing hss.lI
Thrs morbid humefs are prevented fEea B,
coming mixed with Il. u 70 nature xhish
= Tins assisted thfengh the means aId esllf
J, which she has rosidsd fvr LeneL~