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

trate, What SIR When at the late Presidential cleo
ton they gave at least million one hundred thon
sand votes OF the two millions and more, which were
counted: He has further informed u.s. we had no man on
whom we could unite Not man IN million OF THE
free citizens of the U. S. fit TO be President SIR,
affirm that among the million who at the late election
voted for Mr. Van Buren,, there many who are eve
nv way qualified 10 be President of the L. S., or TO do
any thing which any pario, ought to do.
lie has further said, Mr.. Buchanan is too strongly
tincured with old Federalism to receive the votes
Of the Democratic party This know nothing about
If it ever should become necessary to do so, will en-
qure into it. But assure the Senator from Botetourl
that if Mr.. Buchanan should be so infected with
oid Federalism as to him TO say that General
Jackson, by the Proclamation, had rendered greater
service 10 his country and acquired greater glory 10
HIMSELF than he did by the defeat of foreign enemy
in the Battle of Orleans, and that MIR. Webster $
speeches in the Senate of the u S. in support of the
principles of the Proclamation, the best of all
positions of the Constitution of the u S., he MR. Blu.
canan) will get my vote, the votes of those
NIL ,hnm | ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02
rnE cnNrEnvERsY Nlrn NElv YoRK.

THE GONIEObERS WITH NEW fbRh
Extracts from letter 81 dStingmshrd Member Of the
Legislature Of .Naryiand, tOa Member ofdtc House II
Delegates IF Iirginia.
'The subject Of the controversy between New York
and Virginia has been referred in the House of Dele
gates 10 the Committee Of Grievances and Courts Of
Justice. Its a matter OF the
most citai Importance 1t is the great question Of the
day with The slaveloding States. The article Of the
Richmond Wing upon the subject meets no response
here. could not have believed there could have been
much upon such question in all Virginia
The policy there indicated ProstTa;es every barrier
which guards rights. To the spirit which governs
Northern fanaiicsm upon slavery, TO yield inch Of
ground when have the right stand to give up the
field The issue made IL must be met. II must be de-
cided. II must be settled. "OLSa priacptis was The
motto ofour ancestors when they drew Tie sword, and
with hearts and strong hands they desed all Br
tain power rather than submit to rxacon ola
patry tax Under that motto they fought and conquered
and by the blessing of God, hope there are few their
descendants who Will not plant themselves upon their
PLAIN constitutional rights, with the bright and glorious
banner Of their fathers floating over them, and If 1t be
necessary pledge their fortunes lives and sacred honor
III the maintenance of the position.
In reference the great question TO which have re-
ftrred think pledge you that the sPrit nf "'ha
MARYLAND line yet animatcs the State and that when
occasion requires, Old Maryland, as i'll Revolutionary
days will be found shoulder to shoulder with Old Vir-
gnia and her sister slave States defence Of their
mon rlohts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02
iInIr Is This !

II was said by the Wing PROPHETS that the election oil
Cen Harrison would work as charm upon the dis
tres,es of The country. What new stream OF prospe
r,y would burst upon us;-and Mr.. Crenden sad The
very day after his election here would BE- loo millions
added 10 the value Of property. But what IS me
gloomy picture drawn the other day BY one OF the or
gans (the Richmond Whig)-"The whole Union is
ahong under panic, pressure, and extreme
nent, first from the pro,racon OF the Federal Govern
men,, and secondly from doub, and apprehension as TO
what the future financial of that is
to be."-And yet Gen. Harrison is President Elect.
We recollect, too, how earnestly our Wings DENIED
that law had been passed by the Legislature OF Mas,
sachus.t,s to sanction marriages between blacks and
whites. They right in the fact-and right IN the
sen imcn,s they expressed but what will they now say
10 the law, now before the Legislature of that State and
which has obtained considerable majority IN one
House, for syazing such marriages between blacks
and Mhites
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02

the Farce as il came from the hands of its authors at
Harrisburg and enacted last summer by the ieoic
company. with unbounded applause before the Anier
can people. have just returned from short WISH 10
the House of Representatives. staid longer than
intended, be assured that 'bttred my oicm earS.
They heard strange strains ndeed-and whence do
you suppose they ssued:-from the lips OF Mr. Henry
A. Wse-e is in the third day Of SPEECH, ana - At
this moment engage. on the identical subject ihe ds
tribnon of the public lands which Mr.. Clay IS
exerting all his powers of genius and oratory. The
.eaM and the nadir do assure you IRE not more opPo
site than the views of these two gentlemen Nothing
has occurred which has produced much surprze ana
dismay. The Wings are already dcnonneing Hisc.
| do not give the least Gre
dcnce to any ofthese suspicious. think his natural
temperament will keep him in the opposition to any
Adm, nist-ulion.
81 am told, he said yesterday, that he thought Clique
wished to rule General Harrison, and he iearea thal
he might suffer himself to be governed by it and so,
that he should oppose him and his clique. further
learn that there was sharpshootng between nun
and Mr. Stanly Yesterday which 10 not, but oughf
to have been, reported. The Whigs are saying mat
Wise made thorough-sti'ch Loeofoe0 speech ne
denounced in gioring and eloquent terms, Inc 0fSeft
button of the ssurpius rsrenuc the first instance III
which revenue raised "to pay the debts, &c. had
been given away and commended that the Proeecas OIL
land was as much rerenue mposts, and utterly re-
pudated the assumption OF the right 10 aS"tome ~
He said he was tired of this subject periodically nrousn
up lOr TRESlDFST ceCROHeefHS
,eouid not 10 make any man President bid the land or
the people, the principles of old Virginia Nc: &c
So you the beginning: who knows the ehu'hg VI
the outbreak?
"Alr. Clay has closed his speech. lie, with much
scenic preparation followed MIR, Wright VINO, on !,
Tuesday and Wednesday, delivered speech, wh'ch, u
he had spoken before, and was to DIE
will remain long specimen of American orao1y
is extnnt. Mr. G. dad not attempt even to meet Inc
strong points Of his argument. dscurslve and most
tnto del N
very sharp shooting, and some settlements between the
combatan,s in this long of words. Mr. Calhoun
has the floor for morrow and will, doubt reply TO
all his nssaants and explore the wide field they have
opened to him.
How far these movements of the Wing Clique al
Washington respectful to the President Elect
how far they founded any respect IN his rmness
and iudgmen-how far they calculated to Illustrate
his own decision and the constitutional action OF the
responsible Executive Officer, 'the Deponent Satin
not" But if he is thus to be ruled now and hereafter
the Wings had better have given King Log at
onee-instead of the of the Log Cabin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02

This case was, on motion Of Mr. Tayloe Of KING
Georre referred back 10 the Committee of Privileges
and Elections, 10 report upon the five dispositions taken
by Mr.. Lipscomb, which did not TO hand until
this morning.
SMALL NOTE BILL.
The reminder of the day was occupied in Discus
sion Of bill auihorlsng tile Banks 10 issue, until LIST
August next, notes Of less valnr than i've dollars,
sch notes To be redermable where presented 10 tie
Banks or the lawful holder of such notes To be en-
titled to recover the amount thereof with % cent Ga
images OH the same, by warrant before justice OF the
peace.
Mr. CowAS moved the indefinite postp"nement Of
the bill: but after considerable debate, which We viii
rive in our next ii passed-ayes o. noes -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02
TILE LOUISA ELECTION.

This question s sill undecided. On Saturday, the
House finished their scrutiny OF Mr. Melons poll
and took mp Mr. Lipscombs and reversed one resolu,
ton of the Committee, the effect Of which was 10
place Mr. Melton one ahead. The other resolutions
touching Mr.. Lipscombs poll, remained to he exnmin-
ed 1t was at this stage of the investigation, that Mr..
Stephenson Of Tyler (rather too qnick upon The trg.
aer) rose to cut the matter Short and give Mr. Melton
the seat But Messrs. Williams, and Brown Of Pres.
on resisted the proposition, upon the ground that fur
Their testimony might arrive from Louisa. Mr. Stephen
son withdrew his motion. Yesterday, new was
opened. Mr.. Chapman laid upon the table large
body of evidence from Louisa, which is said to weaken
Mr. Melton POSITION and, in the course Of the day
Session, the re-commtted 10 the Committee
or PRIVILEGES and Elections.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02
II0yt ~ Co.'s Office.

nRAWlNG Of Virginia lrcsGrs Lottery TIA, A. drawn 3lth:
~ 81 - 80 y II 20 81 a q - - =.
Ticket Nos - ~ H. IfiAc If $500 III Nonon.nIa oerE,
40 , extra. sold by Also Half Ticket N0. ~ .,
another calitai sold and clshed n sight.
The Trkrs in all hc Lo, ere. drawn ,hs month have
rcrrved-w ready 10 AL orders for Y ck"ts IN any
ar Ill III thcn Address D. VI. nOYT * 20.
Sit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02
Lace Tie choice of uour Piano 10 museJf and TIl

'''''e He eh0tee Of your Piano to myself and TIL
,r,u,r insure you fine one.
are many persons who would purchase Piano Fortes If
s,,h Were sure Of being suited without much trouble To
would say leave the choice your instrument 10 myself
seha YOU an indifferent article will be nv own loss
e send IN your ORDER and say what priced Piano shall be
ana convinced myself that my Pianos are sneror
Then. ut mat others may he convinced Also will agree for
make e ued before being paid for. II ou Of INV power 10
-Ae d more LIBERAL proposition. f. p NASH
jan1 0''s and F'a"0 Forte Store Petersburg, "a.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02

m, We are requested IN announce that Mr.. S>inER
will not be n candidate for reelection 10 the House
Of Delegates for the county of Roanoke at tn" Spring
eIa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02
BIGGEIt'S OFFICE,

NOS 10 - g. prize $3.50, % =, sl,OOa ho mid,
" A. usual, sight, by BiG6Lk
Drawn Nos for the Virginia Leessirs Lottery, Glass - dawn
30tl January:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02

The Governor of Pennsylvania has succeeded in his
loan Of S3a0,00O He has borrowed il from the Banks
ofPhilade!phia (,he u. Bank contributing $780, oo)
and portion from Capitalists. The Philadelphia lnqul-
rer says "Ths is al important matter, and although
the tendency for time will BE- uniavorahle upon our
money market the general effect in sustaining the
credit of the State cunnot but he wholesome The
Philadelphia Correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot
writes on the 2ath, that "e money market continues
rather tight Stocks continue 10 recede, and pretty
heavy business was done al the reduced rates, &c
The closing prices were IT, S. Bank 90 50i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02
.Iyd0c Tuckrr'y .jJdrrsy.

We have deroted the last page of this day paper to the
admirable address of Judge rncker-ior which, we are
indebted 10 tho columns Of the Compiler We have read
il with the greatest prasurc-and cordially recommend
to the attention Of all readers We really know not
which most to admire, the excellence Of the sentiments
that il conveys the beauty Of the style in which they
are expressed IIhcn shall have another Lecture:
Who will succeed Judge Tucker The Library As
ISOLATION and The Public at large their acknowledge
men,s the Orator. not only for the merits Of his Adj
dress but for the honorable example which he has set
10 others Who can refuse to follow SO high and dstin
guished model No taste, talent, position IN
society, should dsaain to contribute lis treasures to
such causc-It is the of refinement and intel
leclual improvement. lis benefits may not be confined
TO the citizens Of Richmond. The stroke IS struck
here bu, the vibration may extend throughout the State
There is something else than Politics which is worthy
of Statesmans aud Patriots attention. free Peo
pie ought 10 be enlightened Whatever contributes TO
iutciiectuaii.c If may such word The citizens
,irly their Libraries TO stimulate and to polish their
minds, is entitled to their sympathy and support.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02

There has been a serious excitement and murder al
DAYTON Ohio-sad TO be the work Of the Abolitonsts
One white man said to have been assasnated by
oroes-and another wounded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02
Buyers Grand Schemes for FtbruGry.
90 oll-in of Il 300

Buyers Grand Schemes for Ftbrucry.
a:35 2a5-in Of = 800.
VIRGINIA wELLsBiRG LOTTERY, class D, for lsi TO be
drawn at Alexandria Va on saturday 9Th February loiI
Cap,,aisS35 a15. ln1lf 1910, i,yoo J,oN o9 DJ
40 prizes Of 800. DC, - Of aln.
Til k.ts only sn-Iilves J-Qu'rtcrs2 81.
Certificates OF packages Of .. Whole lrks'-' si59
Do do. Is Quarter do. 30 50
s3o0nD, and % prizes If $4,000.
VIRGINIA LEESBtfRG LOTTERY, Glass Is, for sil 10 be
,.n >, a,,audri va on Saturday the 10Th Of Feb, ISL
G,"ud Capa-S3cDJO, o09l GOOJ, 5000 3OJ0 250J, ,9j,
o5 przes Of 2.Nac. &c
Certificates OF packages Of - Whole Tickets, Sl3)
Dn - Half do. G5
Do ., Quarter do. o. 80
$50 0Gn in prizes Oslo coo and il drawn nos out of 49,
VIRGINIA MoN0NGALIA LOTTERY, Ca-s b., for 1911, to
be drawn n Alexandria, Va saturdays the a7th Feb ls4l
Grand Scheme.
Of Of sI IoSso 5przes of
of l0nhD ,n.,i .
] of 10000 A", esn nnnS 70
/ Of 1900 s''oV'
prizes Of o0n $500 2G, IS prizes Of 81 90 Of 500 %
OF SEQ 80 Of 800 40 Of 30,
Tickets slO-iIalvcs 5-Qnarters2 so.
Certificates Of packages Of . Whole Tickets, slao
Da. do y Half do. 90
Do. do. IS Quarter do. 30
~ the Grand Schemes all Others under
variety by packages shares of packages single whole and
The cash for all prizes sold BIGGER can be
had the moment the ffawincs received.
For the Grand Capitals and prompt pay, address
thu B. BIGGER, Richmond, "a.
Feb2 s5-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02

it WIS, that the testimony had teen taken, and The
vote struck Oft because there no testimony. lie
ed tie House would send thu; back to the peo
pie.
Mr.. Tay1or of King George offered the following
a. preamble to the resolutions t'Wh.reas the return
I'd member from the county of Louisa, at the cam
othe present session, resigned his claim 70
seat in the House of Delegates, the sea, having been
contested by Elisha Melton, ESQ., and The two parties
having taken evidence u establish their respective
claims; and the contest having been referred to tho
Committee Of Prvileges and Elections, and being duly
examined the said Committee reported, awarding the
seat to the said Melton an the House of Delegates,
after an examination OF part Of said report, HAVING
yersed sufficient number ot its decisions produce
tie between the said parties the SAID examination beng
thus far erpar and ofcoursc unfayourable to the sad
Melton and Justice to the said Melton and to the rights
of that part of the people Of Louisa who elected the sad
Melton, ought now to be wholly disregarded There
fore,
Rssolred," &c.
The preamble, as an amendment, was rcjected-ayes
20, noes So
: Messrs GREGORY, BAYLr and BRows of Preston,
severally addressed the House in favor of The motion
Of the gentleman from Monroe-Niessrs: SrRorHEH,
IRVING, KEEN and ScoTT, against it. The question
was taken by ayes and noes, as follows
7yes-Nlessrs. Bayly, Carpenter, Wiley, Byrd,
Hannah, Hask'ns, Burlington, Cox, Burwe of {. q
W., Vaughan, Sansser, Dcskns Wood Johnston
Guerrant, Butts, Taylor of Halifax, Clarke, Arm
strong, Smith of |. Of w, Gregory Davis, Dabney,
IIabeTn, Ballard, BootOn, Diggs, Bryan, Goode, Boyd
Clay,on, Tanzey, Chapman Wade, Smith Of y, Fitz-
cl,ffe Snldcr Smith OF Rock Shipman Cowan,
Bevins, Conn, Williams, Ridley, F,zhugh, Warren,
Prince, Goodson-53
Noes-Nessrs. Son,hall, (Speaker,) Cropper, Coles,
Cabe NJ Cue, Stuart, Burwell Of b., Mitchell, Van
doren Frya,t, Jackson, Kyle, ToIer, Irvine Corhin,
Cardwel, Broadus, Irving Cotton, Roane Scott, Mar
shall Of Fauquier, Mclaughlin Payne, Woods Hale,
Gather, Smith Of G., Wilkinson, Erskne, Vance,
| Odell, Thompson, Mullen Nj Rae, Hamlet, Worth.
ng,on, Donnelly, TayIoe Of X. G Beard, Ramcy,
Harrison, Orr,ck, IIarre, Brown Of ~, Taylor Of \.
b., Etheridge, VERIFY, Cheaham, li,ner, May, Tun-
STALL Keen, Burner, Porter, Dey, Elliott, Stroller, Ro
herison. Dorman, Leyburn Tan, Crutchied Stephen
of T., Walker, Stephenson OF w, Fultnn-66.
On motion of Mr.. Scorr, the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02
GREAT FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, January Boy the packet ship North
America, Captain Lowber we have London papers of
the evening the 9th, and Liverpool of the 7th
The chief news Of Importance is from China and In
Gia Great Britain 10 be sweeping all ASA be.
fore her arms. The CnisEsE QUESTION is settled
Inc WAE CABooI is northumberland MEHEMIr ALI
is thoroughly and etfectually subdued.
Shortly after the capture Of Chusan, Admiral Elliott
IN proceeding to the Pecho river, was met by manda
rim Of the third rank of the Chinese empire, though
some say BY the Emperor himself while others
affirm that Admiral Elliott bad arrived at Pekn, and
had an audience Of the Emperor
The Emperor had agreed to pay f3,00),G00 for the
expenses incurred by the British in making war; other
authorities state s2,o00,000 sterling indemnity for
the opium seized, and FL 100000 for the expenses Of
u" var The Emperor, either himself or through his
oicer has expressed pacific Intentions TO the Admra
and ne disavows the actions Of his Commissioner Lin
lh latter indeed, has fallen into disgrace, and the En-
peror offers to surrender him into the hands of the Eng
iSh, TO be dealt with as they think proper.
Chnsan IS not TO be given up until the treaty is
signed
(from The supplement 10 The Bombay Gazette of Dec
Our Calcutta papers of the 10Th of November have
arrived, and IN great measure confirm the
gave from Chnsan The Emperor has received Admiral
Elliott with distinction and agreed to treaty TO be ne
go'ated at Canton 5000, 0O0i is 10 be paid before
neen received at Malacca, which states that ships
mad forced the passage Of the Bocca Tgris captured
The forts and proceeded on to Canton
IEiFGRaPHIc DESPATCH.
MarsetucS, jan 3, 6 o'clock in the eoening.
MALTA, Dec. g.
The Consul Of France to the Minister of Foreign If
fairs:
"kurruck Singh, King of Lahore, died on the 9Th of
November. During the funeral ceremony, his success
SCR, Nou-Nebal Singh was killed by accident Shere
Singh was 10 mount the throne.
The affairs Of China are the point of being set
tied. The English are to receive three millions ser
Ing as an indemnity
"D"s' Alahomed has defntvely surrendered to the
English.
In these three pieces Of intelligence, brought no
Doubt ~ the Indian mail, are comprised the settlement
OF the China QUARREL the termination Of the Cabool war
and The menaced hostility Of the SEEKS removed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02

| AW NoTICE.-JAMES H. & THOMAS s GIiOLSON
- have settled in Petersburg and partners the prac
ee Of the Law They Will attend all Courts Mecklen
r Brunswick Grccnsvile, Southampton and Prince George
counties, and the town Of Petersburg They also attend
unStsdfo their
Clients employing either will services OF ho and
~ business eonhded to them receive hc- constant and
slan attention. MISUNDERSTANDING, W.
nhre, No. . in the Exchange.
febo ,,,u,e