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INFORMATION WANTED.

q w, CLAIM, one Of the editors and propfie.
- 0stOra Of the s IsRepOsilOry & Whg'' published
at ChamheFsbuFg, Pa. has been absent slnes tho
26th Of last moAth. and no Information has since
been obtained BY bis friends here, (who are ig'
nOrant Of ths existence Of any adequats
cause for bis leaving the place OF Ihis businessJ
as 10 where Ne is, or indeed whether he Is alive
OF not. Any person who can give any infcfme'
tion concerning him, win greatly O6iige his fIIend
by communicating the same, by letter, to T.
Harper, Of Chambersburg, Pc. Mr.. Catllm =
about q years Of age, he has black hair and eyes
rather under the common Size, coughs very mucl
when talking, and has a weak hOarss voice.
Aug. IL, l940. r.> r..,
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SHERIFFlS SALE.

10y virtue Of a writ Of KenditiOni E1-
pOHas, to me diFectedby the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for Brown
County, Ohio, win expose to sale, at
the front door Of the Courthouse in
Georgetown, on Saturday the I'd day Of
January, lS4l, between the hours Of 10
and 4 O'Clock on said day, the following
teal estate, TO wit: One hundred and
forty eight and a half acres Of land, be
the same more or less, lying and being
ID Brown county, Ohio, and bounded aS
follows, Beginning Al q slone N, E. COT
neE 10 g. Black, thence N. 234 poles to
awhiteoak and stone; thence south, 64
deg. W., los poles 10 q double Whiteoak
ecTner to John Marshall, thence s. IA
deg. W., 7TpOles to q whiteOak in Thomk-
kin's original line; thence South I38 3-l0
poles 70 . hickory and stone; thence N,
77i deg. E., ll3 poles TO the beginning.
To be sold aS the property Of james M
MiddleswuT,, at the suit Of Noah Hite,
against Abraham Middleswort and James
N. MlddleswoFt--YaIued at ten dollars
per acre. Terms, cash. s4tsM
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B, c. o.
shsrif7s Office, Nov. 2sth, 1s4O.
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Public Notice

Public Notice 2 20 ~
rs hereby given, that thsSpseial board Of squa.l'
lzatIon 6IF Brown eouEly, will meet at ths
Auditors once In GeOFgstown, IN said county,
on the third Monday Of November neat, It being
the 18th day thereof, for the purpose ofheaEing
and detsrmining grievances, relative 20 theIs
valuation Of real estate within said county, BY
the apsFaisst, sad 70 equaiiEs the taxes thereon,
according 70 The aetpassed March 18th, le4u.
n, Il. WILSON, Deputy, IoE
II. LINDSEY, A. ,. C, o.
Oct. IstA IslO.
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LIST on sI,ETTERSI


DEMAfNING ID the Post Ofhes a. Scott
lihio,on ths 30th day Of September, l64Os
which lfnot taksn oat In thE6s mouths, VIII be
seat to the General Post Once as deadletIs1.
Anderson GeorEs B Meak Sarah Mics
Blair Saml. NJ MaFlatt Josiah .e3
Cavin Alexander w MeCAn Thomas
Cox James MankeE John FsoH
Cap John MeIntiEe James
Chst6eld Stephsn Naylor Jemima. Miss
Drake Hiram vgRuntney SepEBe q
Drake John Farmer Henry ~.
Earl John RoB Josiah In.
EdgihgtOn Isaac SsOfne VIM.
FrvRh George aoe Steel nasld Raw.
Gordon william s shAp Henry
Iiaugh ghawOut J ID ThOmpsdn y ID DDoetF
Hathaway q King Thompson Ephraim
jackson sanl. G Vance John
I,usk Rev. r Wilson jobs 4 2
Mcneil John pfWallaes HenRy =
Me eCormick William
JOSEPH EYLAR, p. N.
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BLANK DEEDS b.
For sale atfhe ctEcs IF he DsmOerafie
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Itz seIenn CIfx. 81 EnzEo.
hsd occaslon o mention sIls fea-I
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a Adminiatrator'a NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the estate Of James
n Gootherman, late Of UpiOn township, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to settle the same
within enc year from this date; and all those
having claims against said estate, are requested
to present them, legally proven, for settlement.
ANDERSON G. G0OTHERMAN, Admir-.
Nov. l7Ih, 1910. 4ws 5s.o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06
Y,sferdaus Pr0ccedinos.

Yesterday the House Of Delegates adopted resn-
luton on the motion Of Mr. Brown Of Preston, to ad-
inurn on the 12, instant, with the consent OF the Sc
nate, sinr dic.-(Aycs 81, noes l5)
The resolution sent Thursday to the Senate, for
proceeding Yesterday 10 the election Of Councillor OF
State ito supply the place of Mr.. Hopkins, resigned
Yesterday was returned by that body with an amend
nen proposing change the day oecc,ion to Tuesday
next. On Mr.. Yerby's motion. the amendment was
disagreed to by vote Of "a 10 80.
message subsequently received from The Sc
nate through Mr. Baptist, that they adhered to their
amendment.
This gave rise to curious MIR. May moved
to rccede. Mr. VERIFY moved to lay the resolution on
the table. The last nega,ived. Mir. Il .y's motion
then to recede came up, when MIR. Cox moved the
pre- vous quesion-And as the House were about TO
divide on that notion Mr. May announced, that the Sc
nate had adjourned But the main question was or.
derrd to be pu-and the House agreed to recede from
their disagreement to the Scnale's amendment by q
vote of 81 to 80. The question Of agreeing TO the Sc
mates amendment, QixIng on Tuesday as the day
of Election0 thus left open-and after two in
effectua motions for adjournment, Mr. Thompson
moved TO lay the subject on the table-which was
lost by ayes and noes. Various motions then
made and another Intellectual motion made 10y MIR.
Stro,her) for adjournment By ayes and noes propo-
son was then made TO ring the hell, but whilst this
was pending, MIR. Ramey moved adionrnmrn on
which Mr. Butts called for the ayes and noes. II was
carried ayes So noes 53. And the House adjourn
ed in great good humor.
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dopt he feared 1. never would be touched by the other

doubt he feared never would be touched by the other
House. -
Mr.. WALKER spoke in favor Of the BILL contend
inc that 10 refuse pass il virtually denying 10
he Southwest her full participation in the blessings oil
the judicial SYSTEM observing at the same '.n, 't
he conceived it peculiarly due 10 the state OF MISSES
sipp. ~, e. tho h;,l
" r.i, himself safe in following the lead of the dis
,;m,n;sbed Senator from Pennsylvania, Mr. Bu-
h,n,o whose former position as member OF the Ju-
dietary Committee Justly gave his opinion great weight
On ,h;s sbiect He had therefore made up his mind 10
vote for the proposition before the Senate 1t seemed
inst. and right, and proper and he did not see how
The rights Of the State of Virginia were TO be consider
ed rs involved IN the matter. He wished to act IN
national spirit; and he thought this was an occasion
which Que hi he improved ia reference To the west
and South West, without any involvement increase OIL
the Judges.
MIR BENTON said, since he had last addressed the
Senate n few NONE ns ago, he had been informed tha'
the number of Judges in England was greater ina" III
had stated They had been twelve 10 hummer LOT srVe
raj centuries but within the last lew years lney mao
been increased to fifteen.
The vote was then taken on the omchameh', which
was adopied-ayes a. noes Is, as follows;
Yeas-N4ssrs Anderson, Bates, Bayard, Buchanan,
CLAY Of Alabama, Clay of Kentucky, Clayton, Cnth-
bert, Dixon, Fulton, Henderson, Huntington hrr'
Kinr. KniuLt. Linn, hlaDgum, Merrlck, hlouton, Nj
chnsnn, Norvell, Phelps, Porter, Prentss, Preston,
Hives. Robinson, Rugglrs Sewer Smith of Indiana,
sou,hard. Tallmadye, Walker and Wams-34
.Naus-Mpssrs. Allen, Benton, Calhoun, Graham,
Hubbard! Lump1 prFs va. " sn@ W Smh Of s0'"s'
Mr. SMITH OF Indiana submitted another amend.
ment which was also adopted.
the bill was then reported to the Senate, and the
amendments adopted us in committee of the whole,
were concurred in, and the bill was ordered to be en-
crossed and read a third time
The bill subsequently read third time and pass.
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, w R'ves did not appear during the evening
4 Looker.on in Vienna has PROMISED US pa Ssua,s
ascr;n,;on of this scene which occurred III Tue q.
w ,ha nomination of Judge Daniel. The whole ana''
o - d;,arace 10 the party which perPeraied II.
Indgs Daniel the District Judge OF the fea .hsi
conr, for The Eastern District of Virginia, has mus
Neon ,nnc;nted the Judge for the Circuit OF anu
North Carolina and John Y. Mason, Judge Of ,ne
cene,a Court of Virginia, has been appointed Juage
IF The Federal District Court in The place oil 1uSge
Daniel Judge Daniel succeeds Judg barbour as vi,
c Judae Of the United States and Of course Judge
m ,he bench of the Supreme Court Judge Barbour
himself having been promoted like Judge Dan'e'' ''"
Tho District bench 10 the Supreme Curt.
The wings of the Senate have, by theIr on'fa.
,eous example, set the keynote to the attacks o'
,hs P.dsraI Press upon Judge Daniel Can ne e1'
nor, n escape their abuse when no Democrat obtains
The least beraty or justice from The furious pack OF
bIoodhounds Judge d. has always been one OF .ne
most decided Democrats Of the strict CONSTRUCTION
school ofYa No man is more fixed IN ms ai.n' none
moro uneocbing on all proper OCCASIONS IN us asset
an H. cnrries with him to the Supreme Court OF Tue
n 8 that high, moral power which arises from deep
CONSCIENTIOUS sense OF right Like the iamented par
homr hs 10 Jealous and determined advocate OF the
S,ate Ruh, principles of 80. These principles ana
this spirit nny bring down upon him the persecution OF
WIZ senators, and the abuse of Wing Slang -whang-
er lint he has been much accustomed TO such Ut
tacks n rerard them at this time
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EXTRACT Of letter from, Washington, March 3.

EXTRACT Of letter from Washington, March 3.
1.-THE session of the Senate continued yesterday
from 10 A. VI. 10 midnight. Peter V. Daniel and John
Y Mason were confirmed last light about II o'clock
the latter unanimously. After every effort and de-
rice to eludr the question of confirmation had faed
the whole Federal party with Two exceptions Preston
and Smith of lndana) left the Chamber in body, re-
fusng vote. The roll being called and some of our
friends and Preston and Smith declining vote there
was no quorum. An order made 10 send the Ser
for abscn, members; after long Time,
bare quorum appeared (2) of which Judge Daniel OBJ
tained g. This outrage on the part of the Wings will
be followed up the day after tomorrow by the nullif
cation of the OPEN laui constitutional election, made
a short time since Of Printer TO the Senate The
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lin, md Of feelipp towards all our common race
~ IN ro,a,;on "a The station he has filed, BEAR
as "I d. With with equal pleasure, thu further testimony
that, on all OCCASIONS he has evnced perfect 'mpaf
Tia iiy and have been able TO judge, in the discharge
of his duties, quality amongst them if not the very
first 10 be possessed by the presiding officer of any de-
Lucrative body Sir be has been distinguished both
in the field and in The cabinet of his country and
wherever he has been known, he has been esteemed
and beloved for his patriotism, for his worth, and LOT
his kindness of heart; and hope, in the retirement
which he is about to enter, he may continue to ENJOY
that felicity which should be felt and experienced
by those who whatever may have been their errors OF
indrm.nt-and errors of judgment all must have made
more or less-haye the consciousness of having os'
charged according 10 their best judgment, their duty 10
their country.
The resolution was then unanimously agreed TO;
The Senate then went into the consideration oil Ike
cutive business,
And at about II o'clock adjourned.
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MIR. Scott of Fauquirr closed his argument yes
terday against the Inspection Bill, in speech Of
about two hours duration. We had not the plea
sure Of hearing him-but understand, that he
did not speak with his usual spirit and force MIR. D
announced the close of his argument that as soon
rs the Debate closed in the House. he would bring for
ward proposition for joint committee OF the two
Houses Of the Legislature to devise some scheme TO
give effect and harmony to the movement OF virginia
On Mr. Baylys motion, the bill was then laid upon the
table until this morning.
We have before the first sheet Of the next number
Of Mr. Ruffns "Southern Magazine and Monthly he
view" which is devoted to an admirable view Of the
n. York question: from the pen of Judge Upshur.. IL
argues the general question with great ability-vind-
cafes fully the rights of Virginia in the whole conro
versy-depreca,rs the Of Gov Seward, as strk
ing down the Constitution Of the country-and per-
enptory insists upon her duty TO adopt some eiectua
measure to correct principle on the part OF ~ York;
"which strikes the very foundation of our right to
our slayes"-Judge u calls upon the State, to bestir
herself for selfdcrnce. "The best means OF avoiding
this deplorabe evil war is TO take our ground boldly
and desively and to take 1. at once. New iork has
not rome ton lar 20 reract II becomes 10 let her
not merely resolutions and threats paper but IN our
actions determination from which we cannot be drv
err neither submit to her uni ust and hostile prcirn
sons surrender our own just and indispensable
rights lie deprcca,es, ("wh deep regret, not unmxed
with notification, the suggestion oil sending SPECIAL
commission to n. York-fe eloqnently dlsclaims the
idea Of seeing "Vrsna again at their bar, supplan
for her own rights "Still less (says Judge ought
she TO invoke the inierpos,on Of the Federal Govern
ment, in of this rt-asanst which, moreover
be urges the strongest objections lie proposes, al
once "a Southern Convention for ''jont counsels
and united measures The question may CONF TO int
and if nothing else secure our rights, we nr one
are willing 10 adopt it. But at this me we prefer the
adoption Of the measure before the H. OF D.
We have right adopt it. 1t is measure OF neces
sary police.-A Southern Convention may be- perhaps
must he, written n subsequent page OF our annals
The Sheet of The "Sou,hern Messenger before us
does not close Judge US artcle-b but The subsequent
portion of may notice the Inspection Bill now before
the House.
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To Jous R. WRleur. ESQ, Secretary, Sc.

To JoHs r. WRIGHT, Esq, Secretary, &c.
Dear Sir: In common with many others, believe
that the most improper have been used tn fost
again on the King l. Queen District MIR. X. NJ i.
Hunter WIN has last the confidence Of the party which
heretofore elected him. and hns done nothing to deserve
the confidence of the party that has opposed him. |
accept the nomination of that portion of the Democra-
tic Republican party which could not tamely submit To
the understandable dicta,ion lately played off bya batch
of Senators, Br,gadiers, and Editors the Conven-
ton at Croxions Springs; and my purpose is to ex-
pose, repel and counersc the operations by which the
of the people has been sed in that meeting, that
the Democrats ." this District may into fair con-
test with their Wing opponents.
In July last Mr.. Hunter addressed letter to the dis
trict avowing his neutrality; and expressing detern
nation not to be Candidate. As the season approach
ed for bringing out Candidates. the Wing party called
nominating Convention at Millers, the 18th, and
the Democrats At Croxtons Springs on the 18th Of
February; but MIR. Hunter with what view the world
must judge, on the 9th of February, declared himself
Candidate When The Wing Convention met, MIR
Hunters claims the Wings urged; letters from
other districts and from other States mos. indus
,rously circulated to prove him fully acceptable to the
Wings, but all in vain: Robert D. Corbin, Esq wa:
nominated as the Wing candidate.
When the Democratic Convention met, large mas
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NJ Thursdays and Yesterdays proceedings d II
Legislature, unavodably crowded ont. TO make roo'
for The Presidents Innu cnral Address.
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TO TIE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER
My attention has been called 10 speech putl'sle
in your paper Of the 9th, having been deserd b
Mr. Bouldn. During the delivery Of Mr.. Boudn
remarks in the Senate, was present, and my arnu'.
was particularly directed 10 him during their dfi'se
In his speech, published he seems 10 attribute Y
me opinions in reference TO the powers Of Congress
over the snbec. of slavery, which never rnrr'anfi
and never expressed On the contrary, in the spec
delivered by me in 1881 and -, declared erp'a'
cay that the Federal Government had no power
control over the subject, aid that il vas wholly a.
exclusively under the control Of Virginia. Had y
Senator from Nottoway imputed to me any oier
MONS would instantly ha We corrected him ic ~
OF The Senate. WIN. BALLARD preston.
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King URham.
CORRESPONDENCE.

KING & QUEEN, Feb p, la4l.
CARTER NJ. BRAxroS, Esq.
Dear Sir have been requested by meeting OF
the minority Of the Delegates convened at CroSt"n
Springs, on the 2h nst to perform the pleasant duty
of announcing 10 you, that you were unanimously
selected us their candidate for Congress Accompanied
with this, you will find the proceedings of the meeting,
and am sure you cannot resist the call made by snch
large number Of the delegates and under circumsan-
ces which will, in proper time be fully developed be-
fore the people.
Yours with the highest respect,
JOHN r. WRIGHT, Secretary.
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The Wings in Washington said TO be in fog
about the Extra Session of Congress 1t is reported that
Mr. Clay is forit; MIR Ewing against it, one thing
is certain that they have excuse for the movement
in the condition of the Finances. Congress have o.
reced appropriations TO be made tor little more than
twentv millions about one million than the es
Inmates for the year and we understand there
will be more than ample in the Treasury 10 meet
these appropriations. Mr. Rhett, indeed, in his iu-
minous speech the Treasury note b estimates that
the Of the Treasury with the issue OF hve
millions of dollars of Treasury notes, will amount To
$40, 723 I73-eavng surplus in the Treasury of 81,
l79 after redeemng these FIVE millions in Treasury
notes, used in the early part Of the year, in antcpa
ton of the receipts of customs, lands, &c, &c
II is said that Mr.. Sergeant will 60 Immediately us
Minister TO England and that there will be no JOINT
commissioner appointed with him, either MIR. Clay or
any body else The present state of the negotiations
with England does not appear TO demand any such
Joint commission.
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Sir: NV attention has been this moment ca.l,d y
speech contained in this mornings Enquirer, pnfp.
ing To have been delivered in the SenHe OF '"s4
hy the Senator from Sot;oway on the l1ti OF ir ~
sent month; and which, in an editorial cnnmena"g
To the perusal Of your readers you pleased 70 e
racterizc as "tbe more expanded speech Of Mr.. h''
din." listened with some attention 10 The -Pcce'
that gentleman, and must say, that the re'"a'"'
which am about 10 refer, if uttered in debate W
not heard by me. Had they reached my ear. 20.
have repealed them promptly and upon the spot.
The remarks excepted 10, are a. follows: ;,
"Sir-Suppose three-fnurths Of the House ~ =
legates) should BE- gentlemen of the views, "lirn
Senator from Berkeley, and The Senator from "
gomery, (Mr. w. 3. Prcston) then Qe3l-2) aii
the subject of slavery and Il bill having passed
House Of Representatives to abolish slavery
District of Columbia, or 10 appropriate money "
the Treasury of the United States 10 send back - !,
10 Africa, should be depending in the Senate o. I
United States, &c. &c.
Without further quotation from the Senator ~
expanded ppcech," have only 10 say, what ! '''
have said in reply, had any such remarks been ~
my hearing, that, If the Senator from Noi'o"ay '''.
TO convey the impression, tiat in NY speech ~
or in any speech, public or private, before La y.
since, have ever countenanced the power -
gr.ss TO interfere with abolish slavery III ~ :.
,ricl nf Columbia, or to appropriate money 'f'"
that have ever maintained a power IN Cong n
! interfere in any manner shape, Directly =,
rectly, with the subject of the slave population
in the District Of Columbia or the States" "A
total misappre nsion of my opinions, 10 ~ \,
least of it. The rererse Of these proPos""'
always been maintained by me. And even :"
speech, to which the Senator from N"h"" !
thought proper tn refer, he might have disc"'''
| timen,s of the most opposite tendency; hr nv
then seen this. ! use the following strong ~
IN allusion 10 the idea Of Federal interference s'
ed from another qnarter-"I thought II ~,
question upon which Virginia would b" i"s"'..
| the preservation Of her rights rs a sostfm@n
point upon which she would deny 10 ID" ""
vernment the permission TO Mtnk-t" spa"
gest it was upon erery question c"nnec'r" +
siare population" And in another p'ssl,gl III, Il
same speech, declare, that before w"o.o
the interference Of the Federal GovernneH, - NJ
subject, in any shape, would cheeriuily see 'N'
dissolved, or language 10 that effect. ,.tyyEEl
CHAS. JAS. FAULhSN"
Saturday, Feb. %. ,
| Mr.. Faulkner and Mr. Preston have she"es Il
above. My purpose in my speech was 20 ~ } an
debates in The House of Delegates IN FOL ,eos
The part which Mr. Faulkner and Mr.. rIes'.. .s.r
them, as an historical fact, without nieno"E n
| to them other opinions than were IN Una. y anal
c,ared by them ! did not intend to 60 my il
what those opinions were, or to ascroe - -" "a H.
mons they have above declared they d'o NV
| ente rtain and do not now entertain por.lply