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RlcAnoAD MARhETs-Dit.

WHEiT--f0 Toss cents per bushel.
C6i:S- 81 cents pea LGslel.
OATS--3J cents from wagons and depot.
WORKMAN, McCRUDER j. CO.
TOBACCO small for old 60 20 81
,r iucs-Ss x. lta--new - 81 - .oI ugs-
leaf go 81
FIOuR-Ieccpts >mal,-Saes a; {: 81 - g. fIeide,s
Err. N latter prices.
" HEATS - l.. bq-be.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02


On returning to post, we find that we nave oeeh
indebted the press for many cou7'esies during our
absence We cannot specify them all Many OF Inc
papers have taken interest in our Address 10 our
Subscribers" which commands our warmest thanks.
Several papers out of the State have also been comp'
mcnary enough TO propose name tor the Governor
of Virginia. We would most respectfully and unequi'
yooaly decline the honor if II we're rendered to our
ptance Some of the wags may cry out the grapes
are but if they sweat as the honey Of
Hybla we would positively refuse them We nave no
ambition, no preensons, and no qualifications Tor sHch
an Office Even If had been ''cut out TOR the pan
falcons as the French tailor said in this CITY, we
would not this time exchange The Editorial CHAR Tor
the Chair of State. The New York Standard IS kInd
enough, with infinitely more compliments liam we
deserve "deprecate (our) translation 10 cell
upon the Democratic Party TO "keep us where we no"
are" We agree with him perfectly IN opinion, anu We
assure him well them that we have not the most
ds,an, idea OF leaving the Enquirer or Of 'mParing
any energy it may possess. We mean to hght ths
great battle ou-we will spare no honorable means 70
slant the victorious banners Of the Republican party on
the rampsrts of the Constitution. Such is our settled
purpose-and SIC leave tile honors Of the Government
to those, who better deserve tiem-io hundreds, VINO
are better qualified to discharge their du.ies
The "Democra,ic Recorder" of Fredericksburg IS
pleased 10 send u.s. OH the late agreeable trip ON the
one ming Of The "Last Link" We were at the time at
an opposite point of the compass-hut we were duly
represented By one of our family Though the "Falher
was not there, yet "a chip Of the old block was
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- - - - -
Election In massachusetts,.

The Election TO ill vacancies, where the towns did
not vote, where there tic where there was
minority, took place Monday lnst-and, upon It's
results, depends the supremacy Of parties the STATE
Morton has majority Of Go9 over Davis, 70. Cover
nor-bui the scattering vote $3.50, principally Aoo-
litioniss, has defeated the Election The RePubl'.
have elect ~ Senator's, and the Whigs lO-ahd
IA vacancies 10 be filled but that body will be CT
ganized, tctore they filed the Republicans have
the organization in .har hands, and will choose
their own President. The Democrats already elected
To the House are iis-thc Wings only l33third party
2-and there are lie vacancies 10 be filled on soncay
last The vacancies in the Senate wall De TILED III JOINT
Committee cf both Houses--and the party, then ~
the majority Of join. Convention, will elect their Sc
majors, and ill that body. The House will then select
t,co from the three highes. candidates for Governor
which Two will be TO the Senate, and from these
two the Senate will elect the Governor Thus, every
thing depends upon The result of Mondays Etec.
ton-viz the aoriiy in the House, the majority IN
the Senate, and the Election OF Governor. Both par
ties appear 10 be confident Of success. The boston
Post calculates that the majority in the House would
be ~, Senate 6, joint vote Is We shall probably re-
ceve the returns in time for our next paper.
.Neo York
The reader will perceive, from the full, official re
turns, that Bouck is elected Governor by majority Of
q gS2 The Albany Argus stotes that from the CON-
plee returns ST. Lawrence county the tanner county
the majority for Governor running up to 5S7-being
the largest Democratic majority in the State.
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OFFICIAL.
appointments by The President.

.3ppointnfnts Jy Tie FrtsidfNE.
CossULs.
Samuel Mclean, Of Missouri, FOR Glen fuesos, IN the
island Of Cuba.
8. nj. Cochran, OF Baltimore, for Maracabo, in We.
pezuela, in the place OF William J. Dubs resigned.
ELrcrlay Is SAssKMoSD.-The special election 10
Nan,emond county, for the choice Of Delegate, in
place of j. 81 Harrell, Esq, deceased, was holden on
MONDAY last. Nobly did the Democracy of that hitherto
s,ronp Wing county come up TO the contest; and the
result cannot but be exceedingly gratifying The vote
is said to be the largest given in that county, and
The Wing candidate is elected BY majority OF only ~,
where they have Usually had from 80 to 100. Robert
r. Smith, Esq, lie the successful candidate %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02

inercia principles point ont, however, very different
one the true The article which gives the
most employment 10 shipping, and which, therefore,
regulates the rates Of freight, is cotton The quantity
exported in these two years was as follows
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The .SiGis Cnnranfinn.

The Valley Star repnbsles The Proceedings Of The
County Of Brunswick, and sayf "They breathe the
right spirit, and arc calculated 10 effect much good ny
way Of uniting The Of liberty more closely, and
practise that forbeagsncc towards each other, that
shund characterize the walks Of every that lives
under Republican Government. Their character IS
bold aud manly -notbing hid, but setting forth the
principles NJ the Democratic party III plain and He
publican style, so that every may understand them
Let every man of both parties read theIn.'
The Winchester Virginian no,ices meeting to be
held of the Republican party at Winchester, on the
first aonday Of December, to prepare for the repre-
sentaon oi the party in The State Convention Of
March next. He calls upon its friends 10 have a full
meriing and not "let its members sink into confident
repose because their friends in almost every State have
been victorious in the late Elections. Thsi. watch!nl,
banded opponents. headed by IN ambitious, reckless
leader effect 10 draw consolation from their recent de-
fea!s They proclaim disnnion in ranks, and
spread The hope that, Frustrated in $780, by
too irm reliance our success the wear before, SO
will it lie in TIE evert!u! contest OF 1914. Allow them
not to lay tbs hallering uncticn TO their souls. Let
union and concession BE- watchword, and wa will
doubtless see Government again confined 10 its be-
necai legitimate objects, and the country restored TO
prosperity, notwithstanding the evils which false pro-.
misses and Wing misrue have brought upon IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02

Tug WniG CcsyEsTiox THE New York Tribune
admits that "the general feeling of the Wing party
and press seems 10 incline towards such an assem-
bage and cheerfuy valves his own objections to
The Convention The Tribune takes for granted,
however, that air. Clay will be the man-and that the
Convention will only ra,ify the voice OF the party The
Wheeling Gazette TOO comes out for Convention
because presupposes, that "the nomination of Mr.
Clay cannot for moment DE considered doubtful
Thus n 0ufsi
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BY r. n. DICKINSON.


Stock, Sc, &c.
an WEDNESDAY, The 18th day of December next II fr If
~ not the far lay, IL O'Clock, The premises wi" ba
sold at public auction Farm in Powhaian county, lying on
river sixteen miles above the city OF Kirod adjoining
Tho lands William A. Turpn, Or K. ". Roysir Georre ~
and Thomas Harris and confirming go IS which
James low grounds @ high land In ..
high Of ciivaton ana 80 wood land. In original,
growth, and heavily nbored-li0 bushels OF wheat have been
seeded this Fall,
The buildings of dwelling house with six rooms, and
all necessary ont houses.
At the same Time will he sold MI the crops Corn. Oats, Fod
der Hay and Shnrk Also the stock Of Horses, Miles, Cattle
Sheep, Hogs and Plantation Utensils.
Terms Of Sc-ror land third cash. for the balance,
credit Of and 3years will he given, the purchaser giving
bond with deed oil Tire land, TO the mtri
Terms ard stock, cash for ali of So ard
der J months credit for bonds with approved srcr,y
TIO9. A. HARRIS.
~. Sale conJuricl By L. II. DICkINSOH, AGcI.
A plat Of the Land may be seen al my Office
r. H. DICKINSON.
IN 0,,v,s
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Tie Eleeligns a! .,l.lled.geritie and at Ralsigh.


If we may believe The Wing press there are some
strange scenes now displayed at these two capitals
The is at both points for the same obect-a Sc
naor of the L. Sand the great contcs. ia between
candidates of the Republican Party. At Slledgeve,
The eyes o many turned towards MIR. McAil'ster
but it being objected, that both Senators should not be
taken from the town, Savannah be Withdrew; and
Me the struggle on between Sessrs ColQultt and
Iverson. 1t is said that both candidates were on the
qround-canvassing for their own eiection-anda Cor
respondent Of the "Savannal Republican (Whig)
goes SO far as assert, that Tuesday nigh, week,
Col lvcrson was in the Caucus, addressed the meet.
ing and poured outa phal fury upon Judge Coqutt
who was absent" But this statement is incredible
At Raleigh, the "Regis;er states the struggle TO
be between the friends Of MIR. Brown and General
Saunders-that Mi Brown was ahead-but ''the eau
Gus was any thing but harmonious If there be any
truth in these statements the contests are TO be regret
ted The Republican Party should al once dete rhine
to arrest The struggle, and restore harmony TO their
ranks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02

Bolts fatlumed for TIE fallen Ora,orThe Godlike
has fallen, like Lucifer never 10 rise again:
t.Margrry, aiargery Daw.
Sold her he'd, Ia lie ia The straw &c.
Beautiful nnrserv eloGuenoe indeed worthy ci
the Orator, than it is of his hero
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02

We call the attention Of Members othe Legislature TO
the advertisement of ;Ir. Boyden ofthe Exchange Hotel
lie board is now re drced to $40 week. instead of IL
each ledger being entitled TO room 10 himself We
need not sxpa,iae On lie comforts he would enjoy, in
the conveniences of The rooms, supplies OF the table,
and The general air Of taste which pervadea over the
whole establishment.
Our friend Stevens, too, has taken the Sewsroom-
and we will vouch for the improvements, the en-
larsement Of his newspaper tiles, the collection OF pub
lie documents, which he is determined to introduce
Stevens is cut out for tie business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02
.I,9l03s75

Cotton lls exported Ian, oiis57ls6 I7G 55s 6Jp,mo
iS1y, 743,9i,U6l Al 80 e39 764
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02

This gvea greater ratio Of increase in foreign ton
ports THE is ascrised By the LAWYERS who make the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02

(, ELECT FEMALE school. a LoNn.rnv GRprr, EssIr
- CorxryTe subscriber takes this method Of niorinn: ,h@
patrons this Seminary and The pGbc earray, that lis
session will The first Manday IN JAM a;y and
terminate Goth OF December following with vacainn Hf
six weeks during the month, OF August and September lie hn-
engaging the services &c Miss Amanda =
Goodrich, who given he believes the mcst entire saae
ton all who have heretofore encouraged her
For Board and Tuition in all Of The English branchss
for scholastic tem including painting, cmSoide &C., So
French, ~
Music on Piano Forte incndn. Of the instrument, 90
On the Guitar, ~
The School is located in negrhorhooi sgreable end heal
thy near line road leading Richmond raphannocs
foy five miles The former and eight Of the latter place
As The number scholars will be limited wond Ne well 70,
those disposed give the schoo their patronage make early
application. 80
Address subscriber Msr's Tavern Essex county Va
RICHARD L. CONVICTION.
Refer 10 c. @. Crswold ESQ.,, Richmond; Benjamin NJ. Wal
kcr Lancaster, Messrs John D. acG and Waiter Heay Mid
desex iov z. II. Mitchell, Washington H. Perkins, Smith
Young and Treble Essex; and Messrs Richardson Iicniy
and r. d. Piaeoit, James City.
Dec Q tV-iaisl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02

L7RUlT TREES &che subscriber has for vale large guam
THY Of choice OF Fruit Trees such Peaches, Apps,
Cherries, Aprcots, Plnms Qninces, and Netarnes ibes1
trees are In ne and n vigorous growth Persons Ia
of VIII please make eary application 20 mo
subscriber his Of 18th and Streets wEsTo
catalogues and samples OF the trees may te seen.
Also stock Of hardy ornamental Trees, of good size sn
able planting In lawns Streets viz hee or sVerravea
Poplar red white Hor.eehesnu, American Films, Lnd.n
ASH Aspens caapas mountain ASH siiveTeaved Ma
pies, B1tionwoods, &c.
NJ B-iGESTS WANTED for the sae Of Vegetable ind
Flower any village where agency exists for
the establishment. The seeds neatly In email qnan
.las suitable retailing each packet labelled with brief d.
recon for culture. Persons In the habit Of vending seeds
or wishing engage in the business, will communicate the
proprietor who practical gardener, and under whose ebsr
walton large portion OF the seeds rased and when
GUARANTEED When amy article OF serbs prove be tea
when Ee and and seascn tie least s-
vorae such fresh seeds will be given the rs,urn'e
Every article viii Dc DO lees genuine aI sy shall be fresh
SeeGs supplied by the bulk To dealer:.
JOHN DOUGLAS, floyi.t and feedsmaB,
Corner Ct is:h and streets, sc!s Dept Ws'h.nfson
pee;2 Ca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02

The members Of the National Wigwam are gathering
again at Washngton-but some doubt has been e1-
.@e ssed whether the two Houses would form quorum
on Monday The present condition Of the roads IS IA.
ther unfavorable 10 such prospect hlessrs Rhe of
C. and Chapman of Alabama reached this CITY Oh
Wednesday-ai liter having los; day on the road They
pushed On, Monday, with the expectation OF reach
ng PETERSBURG in time for ;hc o'clock Of Monday
nght--but the passengers we're about 10 minutes too
iatetha car from Weldon Petersburg being detained
some minutes on the road, by the necessity Of eating
and pre- pairing f. wood for the furnace Should their
complaint be we'll founded ard the detention Of several
passengers be oecasonrl by ths little Encouragement
on the part Of the agents. We would call The attention
of the Company to the circumstances OF the case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02

ITO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGisLATuRE-Mrs. INK,
The Clifton House. immediately opposite The Exchange Ho-
respectfully the members at this House.
which conveniently situated boarding house In tho
city, being within tive minutes walk Of the Cspo cnnvepentto
The business part OF the city and the time located
to no retired from all busehas lately undergone considerable
repair and addition which enables her TO accommodate
With convenience and comfort large number Also, few IA
n.c 8 - 6o-ols
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02

HInssr-has at last appeared with all his hoary &C.
compartments CT snow, ice and sleet The ground
was covered with snowy seet of two three inches
on Wedneaday--and the ice in some of the ponds is
or inches thick. The economists arc taking time b.
the fore!ock-snd filling their icehouses.
In consequence Of the ice on The rails, the Northern
Cars did not start before nine o'clock on "Wednesday
mornny-snd to this moment III o'clock on Thurs.
day) the mail due on Wednesday evening has not yet
arrived. -
n; We have 10 state 10 onr respectable Correspond
en-, from Amelia, that Dr. l.ardner has not only left
Richmond, bu, Virginia lie w! excuse US for not
publishing his Communication.
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EXPERIENCE

FS q ph a @ ES ef i Eozs H.
PHYsc cha ssse X rssS cIERGYMEN
Lawyer r,oiss'Sr rich and Ioor high and loSnn fact
eSeTy part t Of the known World 'p'"D' '
D oRs $ Nsn I so snS
sherman's Lozenges daily their practice. shemans M
sns he s e 70 ID
Fa0' 'ha co 81 CHS GSEps, CONSUMPTION
tending Measles spd al affection; = he mns$i
ia Of & s M hs
Mr. Seee and hundreds of Others where they had
0een give" up WORMS worms CAUSE DEATH
To thousands without their ever being suspected Children
mans Worn Lo1snse; would give them %msas,s relief
fhysieans y v Ss
ss ss "G i. %% va 's
s.sns s a@s
Never before has peec, remedy been discovered fore
tire eradication aG e taai S' F3IFrArroN
Lowness Of Spirits Fsgus Painting DesI ondensy, Nervous
curative opers. Of shermans Csmp6or Lozsnses They
like S S sea s nsy
they inble sickness. Persons subject q IA
iSs% ss snd WIZ n' '1s" I,s'
Warehouse LOG Nassau street Agens-Churchs 1888 Bow
Broadway todinsssn - HUDSON; Tashs9n and x.pnws
three and 39 Fulton Brooklyn State
Boston, and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia aul6r
MEDICAL CAUTION;-Patients seeking Medical aid
1 should be exceedingly cautious in the selection of
Doctor for serious fact alas that Of the whole
horde of advertising Doctors ESQ cad in this devoted CITY,
than possess any legal right administer
medicine they by nature education by any
qualified TO administer to the SICK
IL be depored that such base imposition suffered or
tolerated in defiance Of the law which makes highly
offence TO practice medicine surgery without legal d
ploma.
Dr. Carpenter however has personal complain
the premises for sooth from the late rapid increase of
guacks and their miserable abortve operations
ous invalid he has received solid benefit than while the
practics was confined TO more legitimate hands.
To the suffering and deuded patient however the
consequences all important the of life death
too often depends ON the first medical advice.
DR. Carpenter, although adve Doctor the
profession through the front door of the tmpsa graduate
of Union College icentiae Of the New York State Medical
Society and for thirty yearsa practitioner of this city, aud his
only for advertising for business by
the over sensitive on the subject obtain and
the sick.
Office No. Peck slip near Pearl street. Charges
Bile. Office open until half Q r. NJ. az mHr
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THE PRIVATE
TREATISE.

THIS little volume on certain delicate diseases, by Dr.
RALPH which the most speedy aud priva,e me ms o
class patients does highly value this little BOOK put
those whose complaint has been suffered 70 continue on
month TO month, still more deeply ~
Dr. Ralph also begs that he is consulted at his private
idepce. az Greenwich street, at any hour.
With view however obtaining the confidence OF stran
coming this city he bes here 10 repeat whe nc mas
stated another column of this paPsr Sner o ms FSn
he engaged the cure these Diseases both IN
hospital city practice or more than thirty years and has
be- has re smona letters from the eminent physicians
p EqrS TO- Dr. 20 Mo s of New York fysc and
others; and that he permitted to refer 10 almost every phy
clan Of, mnence in this city. Communications by post
carefully replied TO. aul1 Inn
T IEBIG's ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, CAMBRIpGE Err
IL TroN-JOHN OWEN, Cambridge, will publish in a
few days. the frat and only authorised American edition of
For this edition the translator Dr. Gregory has furnished
contained in the London edition. any other
together with the G. injected sheets
All the Of the early London copies retained the
New York public ton, advertised as correct.
aul2 ltaws3wr
EECHEs LEECHES "A small quantity Of fresh heal
- thy swedish Leccies Of large and middng size just
ceived brig Robert Louisa from Hamburg for sale
any quantity by
G. A. & II. wITTE, I3I William st.
IN B-Another lot daily expected by ship Stephan Cap'
tlor from Hamburg. iv2s lmec
HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS.
IL the foot Of Desbroses street. third pier south o. lana
street North Hiver for the sccomnode,9,n
Doth ladies aud gentlemen Open from sunrise until oe'o
~ B. The where the baths stationed has been
deepened which renderst any other ~ ne
Ss S%S S Sfs Y9 % ssS g.
warm bsfhs as lea smsr
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PORTUGUESE
+ E NJ A l. E P / L l. S :.


NJ. DE BOUDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON, PCkIu.CtAL..
THE Scientific combination Of ingredients OF when nee
Pills composed, made them the wonder and aoi
ration Of the void. They known all over Eprore 70 Pc
only preparation discovered that has INV
certain producing the monthly Their certainty ~ az
cases being such that thew must NOT be used during 70
for though always mild safe and healthy, they are certain 10
produce miscarriage f used during thar period.
The directions are translated English And enveoped
round the seal Of the importer stamped Each box
tsins The signature Of M de Boudeloque, aud the English az
recfons have the signature Of Dr. MELVEAU, authorised
agent fer the continent Of America. - -.
They can be transmitted by mail part of the ur,ed
States Letters directed to Dr. f. Mclveau b9y "a, new
York. will with mIne diate attention; All letters must
paid Sold by at 100 Chery near ca.-
,r,,y ~ msr d&w
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MADAME RESTElI,

UyEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, li8 Green
witch where she can be consulted with the srcss
confidence all complaints ncdento the human frame.
Madame Restefs mode Of treatment all OF rrcgua
y suppression those functions Of nature upon which the
health of emaedepends such require but lew
days effect perfect Ladies desiring proper medical
ndance during confinement other ndspostion, VIII re
accommodated during such time with private and respectable
board Preventive Powders for married ladies' whose &c,
cate prccarous health obds rapid increase OF family
will be by mail part of the United states fos
s. package All Letters post paid addressed TO pox SoS
pos,on 'hfce No = Fssex .,yeet iva Imsr d&w
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS;
These invaluable Powders have been universally adopts
in Europe but France particular forupwards Of thirty years,
well by thousands in this country being the only mild
safe efcacous remedy for married ladies' whose health
forbids a rapid increase of family. :,
Madame Reste well known wis for thirty years Ee
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals in Eur
rope-those Vienna and Pawhere favored by her great
experience and opportunities she attained tat celebrity ~
those grea medical science specially adapted
the female frame which her incidence now stand un
Vailed well in this country in Europe her
herby tracing the decline and i'll hsah Of married es
the merdan of life, and the consequent RAPID ana
often apparently inexpicable saoses which eonsgn many
fond mother premature grave-to their true ar
ve knowledge of the raary causes 'emae eda ndsPs
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders
Their adopon mas the means OF preserving not only
the health but the life Of many afectonat wife and
The advertiser feeling the %por.Hes of this subject and es
tmang the vast benefits resulting thousands by their adop
ton would most respectfully arouse the attention Of The mar
not wise and yrtuous prevent evils to which we are sub
dispssonate viruous and enighsened mind will pn stat
tejj recommends ndeds Price five dollars
accompanied with full and particular dire ctons. They
can be b. nail part Of the United States All
letters be paid add essed TO MADAME RES
TELL Female Physician. Principal Office, iis Greenwich
street. New York Office hours from AM to clock M
Boston Office No ESSEX jy23 lmsr