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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-31
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-31
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
Erlrnck nf a L1iier frn1n

WAsnIScToN, Saturday night, FEB. 9Th, ISL.
"rhere was in the Senate to-day no.
tce was yesterday given, that Bill would be brought
in TO re- organize the circuits of the Judges Of the Su
preme Court. Instead of that, old bill was called
up and all after the enacting clause struck out,
and two sections inserted the effect and intention OF
which were to nullify cnd abolish the old circuit oil
Virginia and North Carolina TO attach the former TO
MARYLAND and the latter to Georgia. Mr. Roane was
.urprized but did not fail the matter promptly,
and enter his protest against the proceeding Mr. Clay
of Alabama brought forward the measure and was sup
ported in it, by others from the West because OF alleged
heavy duties on the South Western Judges, growing
out o the Indebtedness Of the countrvand with them
went all The Federal members who wish to abolish the
Democratic Judge that would Immediately succeed
JUDGE Barbour To my surprzc, MIR. Rives went with
them! do not believe this bill can get through the
House lift Does Virginia is bottcd out from the po-
sion she has heretofore held IN the judicial system
II is said that Judge ?. V Daniel was nominated thus
morning in Mace of Judge Barbour II is expected that
nothing will be done until the fate of the bill which
passed the Senate to-day is decided IN the House II
Daniel is confirmed, it is said that Judge J. T. mason
will succeed him if he chooses.
aThe crowd thickens here, and learn that no past
time has exhibited many hungry expectants--open
seekers Of ofice-Mr. Morgan was today appointed
Collector of New York. in place OF Jesse loy', re-
signed by permission There are disputes between
him and the Secretary of the Treasury respecting Ger
tain cm0iumcntS of office, which lie cias a"u ee'aho
for about 100000
I'VE protest against this arrangement when Inc se-
nate is trying to force upon We cordially approve
of the course of Senator Roane-l)o not ie' lhs S'f
cut be blo,tcJ out-tbe Circuit of Washington, Of
Marshall and of Barbour. II the West wants another
Circuit, let the next Congress give 1t to lhem.-in
behalf of Judge Daniel, a Correspondent says ~: ~
"Wth talent both natural and acquired e4nai 10 an
the duties of the Office, he combines the 'hoiai q"
cations, that are not only valuable in themselves but
indispensable 10 our security. An inv'nciole sleao
and frmness, which no stratagein can overcome
which all the arts of sopbistry and the deductions o.
power and acumen can rot ovcrreach deceive are his
strong recommendations to me.
The reader will see from the above Letter, how true
is the speculation the Coffee House. and thrown 'n,o
circulation by yesterdays Richmond Wh!g tnat Jnage
Daniel is to be promoted to make berth for W. Seiden'
Esq.-Judge Mason will he the man, if he wishes The
Office. Has the Richmond Wing Clique determined
then at all events to immediate the Tre1sureI'-li mus.
be especially recaecied too, that Judge Daniel now
fills the station that Judge Barbour held when he was
promoted to the Bench Of the Supreme Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
Deaths.

Died in Northampton count, on In nit, WILLIAM Noi
aged three When The patIIirl
venerable woods. falls before the
influence Of Time swept away bs the ruthless wfwnd
lid low hy the no less destructive hand u the
the spot where stool, wllr Tie
brood nlanrho. mi>ing ir almost countless
,a~c anotr such grow 1ni supply
ii. plarc Ills thus far melancholy The and
more ruuy which created society,"
and i taken from omr. whom yeas
has permitted 10 and draw around HIM III tho
hmpatht. and ecCtiI winch Il
,Ieu, life alone rnsencnio-r living example has
fingered the tottcn. tine great highway gGr
and the paths uf truth, hnnr
Alas what havoc and devastation Time, ~,
commit What sad changes and yrssnjr
little county undergo another William hons!a,
aud mature among us;rc such combination
hard AMI sterling yrtuesSrCh strength u mrd>gch nrNI
princ.plr-sucl unbrna Integrity
shall survive aud hnnlish wih all The ricor oil !" ~ i
endln. the weight Of three years aud hre"
deceased fellow ~
tempting nd ruo:y q" The good and manly qtai",
life without fciroach-n pHhif spirit true
pllca faith, IN uhtTriGg and orthodox
republican Of the 20 upright aud urcansns. that
he often called and with much
t,r. regarded father OF the fahi' Amid the many
cn. controversies which haze aetscd oar land where
r.,ry,ll. pazan, aai the petty I'll
circle lr seldom, II known
fr , moment, s.at rand marks which distinguished ana
handed r EARLY ltir.ro that cf.od he ever hi
bcr,d with consistency aud devotion which but 100 rarely
wlrrr>. cangctIi and apu-ate DAYS, But he has ou
from and Hose love the ways virtue ai Dove,
IN. ncighhors, .iraw a sautay e,sa IN,
corr and exemplary lite. l.
Died, Ia, residence, The New Canton i,uc
ham NonGay, the 18th g, minutes after Or,
The Mr. JonS ANDERSON, of that ir-
aged - yrars ~ and days lie sustained hns 4,
an a"norabe INDUSTRIOUS, respectable cizen
away! IN the prime oil lie, to that country which
returns, leaving an aiectonate and much distressed
ment her recoverable loss also relatives AMI
friends, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
SPoTTSYLvANIA COUNTY.


AT meeting OF portion ol the Republican party o.
Spotsylvania county, at New Market, on Saturday the
2Uh February, lc4l; Col. William Webber called
TO The Chair, and Thomas ID. Smith appointed Secre
tary.
The object of the meeting was explained by Captain
Elliott DeJarnute; who thsrcupon, offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
l. RtSotred, That We highly approve Of the action OF
our Republican friends at Court House the first
day Of February, lci, and that will now appoint
the following gentlemen, 10 wit: Warren A. WIgges-
worth, Thomas ii Miner, William Blaydes, Peter w
Dudy, James Z. Dejarnatlc, and Thomas D. Smith
Delegates from this county to attend The proposed
Convention 10 be held al Cupepcr Court House the
ID Monday III March next 10 unite with our RepubI-
can friends i'll the selection of suitable Candidate TO
represent this Congressional District in the next Con-
gress Of the United States
=. Rcsolred, That we viii use all honorable and fair
means 10 ensure the election of the nominee Of said
Convention.
3. Resoired That We hold il 10 be sound Republican
doctrine under the present peculiar circumstances that
Col. Banks and William Smith, Esqs., should now de-
clare their readiness and determination TO abide the
issue of SAID Convention, should the nomination fall
upon either Of them, and that the friends OF each should
carry out these views.
!. Resoired, That we highly approve Of the nomina-
ton Of Arthur H. Bernard, Esq, gentleman well qua
lifted 10 represent this county III the next House OF De-
lega,es, and TINT will all honorable and fair
TO ensure his election.
). ReSoircd, That the Chairman and Secretary cause
these proceedings be published in the Fredericksburg
Herald and the Richmond Enquirer
q. Resoired, That this meeting do now adjourn.
WILLIAM WEBER, Chairman.
TuoNAs d. SnI1u Sccretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
SATURDAY., fcb. q.

On motion OF Mr. BEARD,
Rc.olred That the Board Of Public Works report to
this House the NAME services rendered. the salary and
expenses incurred by each Engineer employed III the
service Of the State since the adjournment Of the last
General Assembly; the number now III the employ Of
the State and their respective salaries, specifying their
present and contemplated duties the line Of each i'm
provcmcnt what their services and the extent
TO which such services will be required the present
year. as far said Board may be possessed of the
formatGn-and likewise the name, salary and expense
Of such Engineers as have been within tic asst year,
and now are the service Of Joint Stock Companies,
in which the State is stockholder.
On motion of Mr. BEARD, the Committee Of Roads
and Internal Navigation, discharged from the con.
slsraton of the petitions Of the Middle Island Turn
pike Company: Of citizens of Mercer, Giles and Tazc
we'll relative To the Cumberland Gap Road; Of citizen
of the county Of Grayson for and construct road
through said county;-and from the petition Of Angus
tus Rufner and Others to establish ferry Elk
river; and the remonstrance of citizens of kanawha
county opposition 10 the said last pclltIon and the
said petitions and remonsrance ordered TO be laid
upon the table
Mr.. SMITH Of Isle of Wight from the Committee Of
Propositions and Grievances, presented report upon
the petition of citizens Of the counties Of Monongaa
ard Jefferson relative to the call of Convention
and bill to incorporate the Lyrchbrrg Marine and
Fire Insurance Company.
bill entitled an act concerning Thomas S. A. Mat
thews Of kanawha county, with the amendments
thereto proposed by the Senate, with certain aera-
tions, agreed to.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA.
On motion OF Mr. ScorT, bill TO prevent citizens OF
New York from carrying slaves out OF tins common
wealth and TO prevent The escape OF persons charged
with tile commission Of any crime, was taken up and
made the order of the day for Monday next
A bill to repeal the act entitled an &C, concerning
apprentices bound out by oversees OF the poor, was
taken up on motion of Mr. HAM and read second
time; ther,upon, motion was made by Mr.. LEVERS,
thai the farther cons Iteration thereof be indefinitely
postponed, and was determined in the affirmative
Ayes -, noes u.
An engrossed bill concerning the estate Of Martin
Dawson, dec. taken up motion Of Mr.. May and
opposed by Messrs. GREGORY and IRVING but passed
ayes e, noes i.
TAX BILL.
On motion of MIR. BRoAnUs, bill imposing taxes for
the support OF Government was taken up.
Nj. FrLToS moved that that clause which increased
the tax on horses, mares, asses, mules and colts to
twelve and half cents, should be reduced to 10 cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
Su2RESr0NDENCE.I
L.

I.
SRA Convention Of Delegates from all the Conn.
Ties composing this fourth Congressional District, met
yesterday, ayr, eaLy 10 public notice at Lawrencevic
Tor the purpose OF selecting suitable person Ia
represent the Democracy III this District in the ne <,
Congress Of The United States and we, rs the orr,n
of that Convention, have the pleasure of announcinr
to you that you the nominee of that Couycntio
We wish to learn from you, rs soon as practicable.
through the Richmond Enquirer, whether you accept
the nomination Your early attention TO this commu.
nication will oblige
Your obedicnt servants,
JOHN G. JONES,
GEORGE ROGERS,
A. THWEATT,
J. L. STREET,
(OUtu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
TmoNAs ID. SMITH, Secretary.
Ii.ANovEI;

At meeting Of the Democratic Republican party
holden at Hanover Court house the 2d of February
ISL, and organized by the election Of Colonel Parke
Street Chairman, and DR. Ezekiel ). Tallcy as Sc
cre,ary-Charles VIM. Dabncy, after having briefly
stated the object of The meeting, and In some happy
and appropriate remarks urged every Democrat to re-
main faithful 10 and continue Jealous in the Repub
can cause, moved that 4 committee be appointed by
the Chairman for the purpose Of recommending % the
meeting and the electors Of Hanover, suitable cand
date 10 represent the county in the next General As
sembly Of Virginia: whcreuPon, Charles VIM. Dahney,
Col Charles +. Goodall, DR.. WIN. r. Nelson James
I. Sutton Lancy Jones, Col. John 5 Atkinson, Col.
Thomas NJ White, Peter Bowlcs, and Capt James
Mcdowell, were appointed and having for short
time retired, announced the name Of Col. WV. l..
WHITE as the nominee agreed upon, who unani-
mously chosen, and commended 10 the support OF the
people of Hanover Col. White being called on and
introduced to the meeting, accepted the nomination
in his peculiar and impressive siyle-nanIicsted his
deep sense of gratitude for the honor conferred and
promised 4 continuance of his exetions for the pro-
motion OF the good cause, in which the people of this
old unerried Commonwealth is so deeply interested.
By Charles VIM Dabney It moved that the
meeting ADJOURN and the proceedings be published in
the r. Enquirer.
PARKE. STREET, Chmn.
SER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
To WV. o. GoopE, Esq.
Committee.

House Of Delegates, Frb. 81, lSil.
GESTLEMEy Your communication informs ME, that
have been selected as the Candidate Of the Democrat
&c Republican Party, to represent the fourth Congress
sional District in the next Congress.
In accepting the nomination, it becomes me to eS-
press the satisfaction which | derive from this evil
dence of confidence reposed by the citizens of our Re-
publican District, to offer the assurance OF cherished
purpose to devote my best efforts to the advancement
Of those great Republican principles which are essential
to the preservation Of our Public Institutions
A very severe ndispositon which, through many
days, has prevented the discharge of my representative
duties will be accepted apology on my part, for
Withholding extended exposition Of the prIncl-
pies, which must govern my conduct in the event,
attend your exertions TO confer on me, the
distinguished honor Of representing your interests aud
rejecting your feelings in our national councils.
When shall be released from Indispensable engage
ments here, shall avail myself Of every opportunity
10 mnsle with The people, and invite extended and un-
reserved interchange Of opinion.
With profound Acknowledgements, have the honor
t" be, with high considerations your obedicnt humble
servant, w. o. GOODE.
Nlessrs. John c. jones' George Rogers, A. Thwealt,
John l. Street, Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

the fact The Governor, my Of his friends, have
ventnrcd denial The letter OF Mr. Crorner, is nd.
m'rahc in manner and spirit and Col. B. protTrred
The Editor c The Argus The use of il, and as the letter
Itself allows, i! II does not invite publicity, he Will
venture I" give IT 10 the readers ofths Argus.
II have only space 10 express to you, in the b.icfcs
terms my admiration If the and position of The
Old Dn'nn'on and 10 say TO you, that the Democracy
Of \. York will put all their armour, for renewed.
and doubtless sGccrsslni wnrfnre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

A YOUNG MAN. acquainted huyIne and selling goods
ana good accountant i DESTROYS himself VITA
already established
Virginia any ether Of His
for goods aud b general knowledge 81 business Would
render his valuable lie wond orfkshp
where sufficient should he offered. line
a. H. e. Box No - Upper i.o>t Office, New York Will
given and required
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
i;1u10U If0rrL 4

The bill imposing taxes for the support of Govern.
ment was read third time and passed
A bill regulating the Banks of this Commonwealth
was taken up, and after much debate, read third lime
The debate on the New York and Virginia case, vas
postponed until to-morrow-Nlr ScorT feeling rather
unwell-That gentleman takes the floor to-day al II
o'clock, reply to the mastery argument of Genera!
Bayly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

NrOTCE-Aexandrr DaEiFidcc, who, years since,
ed from Ire Of RichoEd 10 the town Of Lynehnrr
from whence afterwards removed 10 the Western country Is
hereby notified and informed that Of the distributes Of
Elizabeth cambridge, there in hands, the administrators
Of said Elizabeth OF money! winch he ! entitled
administration Gly setti,i and am
Mr. DanlTiise, hr Agent, WHAT nave III my
thc-eon SM H. HUBBARD
piehmond March D 1s; o7-wiwif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
l1arri;lges.

Married. in onchland, the lOh ult by The Rev T. r.
smith, Jon, ID TVKsEa Miss MlRIHA 81 MrLLs daughter
Of Mr. Jackson Mills
'IIil y;ncn brought his love delighted hour,
There dwell no joy in Edrn'S rosy hover.
Married. Christ Cnrch Lancaster county Va by liz Rev
Mr. BIS anf, Captain lrCtu, DAVIS, date The Army In,
recently Of TcNa II Miss ELx,REIH HAMMER PL,K OF ic
nord county, Third daughter Of the late John Peck
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

n We understand that the Wing Convention Of
the Montgomery District nominated, on the 2i'h Re-
bruary Alexander II. II. Stuart, Of Augusta as their
Candidate for Congress. DANES Mcdowell, of Rock
bridge, is the Republican Candidate. The Rockbrldgo
steed will beat The Augusta horse the knowing ones
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

ia meeting of the Republican Members of the
Virginia Legislature is requested, 10 be held this Even
ing in the Senate Chamber, at half after clock.
Many MEMREks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
The Prcs;dcnt Elect.

Gen. Harrison returned to this city on Friday night
from Bcrkcly James River, via Petersburg. He de-
parted for Washington The next morning, about TO- in
an extra train of cars with the Vice President, and
pretty considerable crowd of passengers. lie was me,
on Sunday in a barouche between Fredericksburg and
Pntnna nc Creek.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

The "Sorth Caronan" remarks, that 'sthe whole
Southern interest has but Representative in the
new Cabinet, and he Mr.. Badger an Ultra Feder0iis
The L. S Mail, the great channel Of incendary pub
caons is to be directed by the Cabinet minister, who
is most suspected of disposition for .7bonontSm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

Dirision Of La6or,-'rhe New York Herald Editor,
writes from Washington, on the 2lh, 81 understand
that Gen. Harrison will give up the financial and war
questions entirely Congress, but that he intends to
make the navy and the army the especial objects of his
attention. The new ministry takes power at most err
teal time What they will do, say, think, doubt
whether they know themselves
We understand the Old General, when he was here,
made no secret of the part ne intended to play. He
will leave the State, Treasury, and Post Office Depart
ments, 10 take of themselves pretty much whilst
he thunders in the Army and Navy Departments.
These two perhaps much as he will be able TO
attend to, with any advantage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
Hoyt " Co.'s Office.

DRAWING Of Virginia Monon.alia Lottery GAS b. da,,.
~ 9th, Feb:
- - 3. 5 6 IS 70 Gi 80 l9 II q n -
Several good prizes in the country
$4,000 for next Saturday, 9Th March.
hiaIch2 g.-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

GyMr Senator Faulkners Card and MIR. Senator
Bouldin Statement crowded out.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

James T. Aorchead OF Kentucky has been clectc,
Senator Of the L. s., in place Of Mr.. CrI,tenden, Of
the 22d ballot The vote stood, for Morehcad -, 10
scph r l. ndsrwood g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

= The Stock Of the Bank Of the u. 5 sold at New
York on Friday l. 10 l9!On the day, it solo
at the first board at III, and at the second at 10
s,Wbat fall il there, my coun,r ymen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

H. We regret to BE- compelled to leave out Mr.
Tods excellent and pungent Speech, IN consequence
of the great pressure on columns this morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

II We are authorised TO state that Colonel Samuel
Diggs declines being candidate at the next Spring
Election to represent the counties of Mathews and
Mddlesex in the next General Assembly of Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

The Cincinnati Republican, conductcdby Col. Todd,
Of the Presidents SUITE begins fear and suspect Mr.
Wise. 1t does not like Mr. VS. defining his position.
This is ominous The Republican, says:
"We have marked in this gentleman, for some time past IN
ecccntricity certain "ncss " ling about aud
which might be- mistaken prncr, mi,nnrr
stood for acciation Mr. Wise has nlr liz by
however superior in intellect powerful in irIa. lie
men with Him by the energy nf lic aud Til. rnH
ssn Of character, than by force Of arement strong mental
effort"
MIR. Wise has committed the objectionable sin. He
has dared 10 dtr from the Clique, and, in due season,
they will mark him. letter from "Washlngton, Of
February -, from the same Cincinnati Republican!
(perhaps, from the Colonels own penn is pleased 10
say:
mir Wise, of Virginia, play ng frraks III the
House To-day he has again been attacking many Of h political
associates. that he Is brranse MI Sergeant, III
Philadelphia, nlaw not brought into The Cabinet
Others takes this Ia get an appointment for himself
for neitlc rlnus though do vonc Correspond
ent at Washington that he has no faith in either Of these