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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

The answer Of Sir Robert Peel to Mr. D israeli rela
tive to the Boundary Question satisfies us that the b
trh Government are determined to yield every thing
which they can with honor and consistency, IN or
der 10 settle amicably all existing difficulties with the
two countries.
The prospect of British affairs in the East is some
what more encouraging, though it must be confessed
hat they still have fearful difficulties to encounter De
fore they obtain foothod in the wild country OF Int
Affghaps
The domestic affairs of England are in most aWiu
condition. Trade is in aterribly depressed state far
lament is about TO adjourn. Riots have broken out u
ireland and fully believe that there will De terrible
riots and boodshed in England before the year is over
80 4. IN Y. Herald
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Mr.. Riress .S0reth.

We were anxious to throw the rhoie of this able
speech before readers in this mornings paper, bu
the pressure of other matters iorhds it. We commend i
TO the readers attention Mr. Rives demonstrates thai
the Tariff bin was violation Of the Compromise ac
of 30 and of the Distribution act of lel9; and that
under the deeds of cesson, and other documents, the
public lands do not belong 10 the States. We 90 {
step beyond Mr.. r. lie is willing 10 distribute among
the States the proceeds Of the public lands when there
should be a surplus in The Treasury. Buwe contend
that Congress has power TO give them to the States
without amendment of the Constitution. Al pre-
sent, it would only be ine1pedent, but absurd 10
give the States WHIST he United States want Tor them
Selves 10 pay their own expcnces and discharge then
Own dlht.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

There is much difference of opinion at Washington,
in relation to The power 10 collect duties on Foreign
goods at this time. The Washington Correspondent OF
the New York Commercial Advertiser says 81 learn
that the Secretary of the Treasury is still of opinion,
that there is no law for the collection Of duties after the
Both Of June though he has issued instructions in con-
fornity with the determination of the President Mr.
Wright, Mr.. Woodbury., MIR. Cushing, and thu Atlor'
ney General are of the contrary opinion II will soon
be tested in the Courts Every importer will refuse to
pay Duties and if the cargo be seized, he will replevy
IN each case, and try the question. The merchants
are already pursuing th,s The ~ Y Journal of
Commerce says that the "mercants are entering their
goods and paying the duties in cash, generally with n
protest" The Boston Mail states, 'tfat suits have
already been instituted against the Collector of this
port for compelling the payment oil duties in accord.
ancc with The recent 'CircuIar from Washington. =
And vet all these dopbls, and all tins litgnton TO the
contrary notwithstandng-th Wings in Congress are
actually refusing to pass temporary bill 10 authorize
in explicit terms the collection Of the revenue and
they are wasting their precious time in passing gene
raj Tariff bill, which they certain Mr.. Tyler will
Veto with distribution in II. Their logged obsnacy
and their Iactous devotion TO mischevous and absurd
Distribution will involve the Government in thousands
of law suits, and may cost the Treasury or j millions
of dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

THE FOREIGN NEws-We received the important
news, 10 which We devote large space in this day
paper very early hour yesterday morning, and I'M
nediaely issued the to readers IN an extra
Which We published over 10000.
The news is of great interest in many points Of
view The critical state Of Tie King of FfAnce's
hea h renders the news from that country Of grea'
interest. Should he die suddenly, or shortly II i
though, by many that either revolution or war with
England is inevitable
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llpHfhs.


Died. congestion braiu at Trevan's Depot, Louisa
county, Virginia, the eth Instant Ii o'clock A. M JoHn
W. TREviLLAR, Of Charles j. and Elizabeth Tievilan
agrd years, month, and days. This child
His body now lies under the silent clod
His spirit has fled 10 mercful God
Ecsatc bliss he now enjoys,
Where neither pain nor fever annoys.
Died. her residence, Tevlan Depot Louisa county,
Virginia, the 9th instant at 10 O'Clock, Mrs. MARY TsEv
LIAM the I'D year of her age leaving friends and
relatives to bemoan their ireparabe los.
Died. the 9Th instant, Mr. HAYWOOD BrLLrScros, after
long illness, in the 62d year Of his age.
Died. in the county Of IsIe Of Wight, Saturday morning.
the 4h OF June at-r short but painful Illness Mrs. MARTHA
PEssos, of DR. Anthony Person Of said county, aged
about thirty years leaving lament this sudden
pected bereavement devoted husband and five children The
deceased possessed In eminent gree oil those qualities
which ad0rn the female character. She afectonato
wife, the ondest at Mothers and kind and humane mistress,
even To fault The writer OF this obituary knew her WELL and
he doubts not that her spirit realizing those joys which
reserved for the faithful Gods right hand She
exemplary member Of the Baptist Church Western Branch
and had been for the last The hereaved
deed find consolation fnm the fact that their
nal gain May her afflicted husband and little lin
tme initiate her example, learn of Christ ive the life of the
righteous that their last end be like her-hat they
ultimately her in the paradise of God, where parting will
he and where briny tear will tc wiped from their
eyes.
"Death cannot make souls afraid,
II God he with us them" IF
Departed this life 3 June, in The county Of MeckeDbnrg
The year of his age JoHs SwErsoS, OF latteny ~
Gregory.
3EartIs faires flowers bloom but TO fade"
This dear infant the only child Of its eeavei parents
snatce from them in all e freshness Of unfolding beauty
After few days Of extreme suffering brrated its last like
wrapped in sG nmrfs This flower, and unsulied
bloom IN unting oveiness. Would recall this darling
child, when We feel
"riai an rest,
TO dwell with its God, and be bles."
R,- The Waiciman Of the South will please copy.
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DIN WIDDIE.
If Ller from Iauauer he supAur SPRINGS da.ea

EXTRACT Of Letter from Fauquer White Sulphur Sriag da'cd
aad Juiy, ls42, TO a g,ntiemon this city
shc crops wheat much injured in this neighbor
hood rs the farmers thought Our looks
very wel-and think the finest We
cutting the clover which very heavy;a part Of the Timothy
wus injured somewhat Ly freshct Run. ON
bath hose aud all in complete nrder; and, far
hr season opp ming voaby II the weather should be
w. calculate OH good one outstanding the Among
our present are Gen. Gaiot, lady and daughter Count
de- Moniuon family, Dr. Barrow and lady OF New York
slr Cooke Of Philadelphia and, though name him last nOtiea
Col Byrd g. Wils who in few days will he joined by his
Col Geo Willis ana wife, from Florida Mrs Commodore BAL
las &c &c
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Tgc r. 6 D;s,r;ct Cour,

Judge Mason presiding, met on Friday. The Judge
took the papers Of all those petitioners for bankruptcy
whose ready for final discharge, and yes.
,crday returned about thirty who now entirely re,
leased from their old debts There still about lou
cases in the same situation, which he will probably
decide this morning Saturday and yesterday were
taken up with discussion of the of involuntary
Rankrunlcy re Ezekiel DlWs
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.-The undersigned, finding ne
say and his official duties admitting Of III proposes to
r G0rei Commission Business in this city, aud most re-
~ tenders his his former friends and the public
he pledges digenl personal attention 10 every depart
] IT. and will be prepared make moderate advances on
fS'eny IN hind. BERNARD PEYT0N.
""a~0nd, lslh July, sia. l9-slif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

A CONVENTION -
or Delegates from all the Banks and Branches Of Inc
State met yesterday in this city, and appointed Com
mittee 10 report to-day on some plan for resumption
Of specie payment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

F. r the Washington Correspondent of the New
York Express, may class us, if he plensrs among "lhe
old school Of politicians, and bundle of old pre-
JUDGES because sc The advocates OF Free Trade
and he may please 10 say that upon this point, "the
present generation wiser than The past, Nc, &r But
we Join issue with him upon The fact itself-for, MS Il
ga vs. III the last Southern Literary Messenger "Ih' re
is not unbiased writer upon political economy wl"
has risen within the last century, who does not de
nounce the system protection unwise and uni Just
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

MIR. Van Buren, has been received with great dis
lincon in the North West. We have not room for the
copious details AT Springfield, Illinois, he was re-
ceived Ivy several thousand ctzens-At Jacksonville
by G,000-At Naples, by brilliant Illumination Al
Alton, by large crowd-On his way from Alton ior
ST. Louis three steamboats, dashed together, and
conducted hm TO St Louis the 23d June, where he
was received amid the roar of cannon, by from &c
10000 citizens. The address of Judge Bowln and
Mr.. Van Buren's reply excellent-ile expected
to arrive at Chicago the lst ins,.-and thence to
Detroit. He will be in Cleveland by the 10th or 10Th
where every arrangement was making to receive hIn
in the handsomest manner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

The New Orleans Advertiser Of The both nit. gives
fearful account Of i!s rag money market The notes
Of The City Bank 20 10 % per cent dscount-Ca-
nal 50 10 ',-Czcns % to 40 Seven Of lis banks are
in this degraded pret;cament. The Charleston Mer-
curry says: "rhe Councils in their wisdom have Just
undertaken 10 remedy this state Of things by banisbing
the Brokerson the phcsophc principle thai one
should go about 10 cool the weather by breaking oil tue
thermometers. They have imposed tax amounting
done in ST. Louis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

The Wing presses say that "abont 40 Loco Focos
dined with Capt Tyler al The White House. The
4,h July, and that Mr.. Charles j. lugerso addressed
the party, and gave toast "veto and ditto. We
have no doubt, that the ditto will come, as the
| Wins nrn mad nnnu nh 10 nroY okc 1t.
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participation unless in support Of advocate OF our
rights" The Editor is pleased to namea Western
man great preensons, fine talents, and high clarac-
ter for the Executive chair-nnd adds: "With such a
candidate, what Western could hesitate or inquire
whom he preferred for prcsident-whether he was
Ritchie's choice, how lie stood with the Lowlnnd
Wings; but giving these Illusions TO the winds, and
spurning the devious ways and hollow devices with
which we have been heretofore divided and conquered;
proclaim, He IS a WESTERN MN, THE aDPO-
CATE OF WESTERN RIGHTS!"
We meet this nsdious appeal in the face-and at
DECLARE that if that candidate should become the
nominee of the Democratic party, we should be proud
TO him in the Executive Chair. But we will not
take any council from enemy such time as this,
when harmony and union necessary in our ow q
ranks-to restore the true principles of Virginia to The
National Administration, and 10 defeat the aspirations OF
Henry Clay, the Champion OF the Federal Party
With this danger before US let ns continue united TO-
gelher in spite of any differences in opinion on
State questions, let continue firmly and lndssonbly
bound together all great national questions. The
Democrats should elect their Governor, without the
aid of the Federal party-and no man will hail hun
with more pleasure than ourselves let him hail from
the banks OF the Ohio from the beach of the sea
shore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

The Albany Argus says, tha, Gov. Seward has sent
Mr. Lewis Benedict 10 receive the share o the Dsti l.
tutahe Fund which is to fall 10 n York and this
ton too by the Executive is in the very face OF the
Legislatures, ''dccnng TO act in relation to the mat
ter except to oainion distinctly against the
principle and policy Of Distribution. Possibly Gov
Seward thinks it his duty nevertheless to act IN The pre-
misses especially understand the Secretary Of the
Treasury has advised him of The readiness OF the &C.
neral Government 10 acknowledge its indebtedness 10
tine amount TO the States ratio. But the agent viii
come back with little than promises to pay, the
Madisonan's information is to be relied upon that is
to say, if the land fund has all vanished into The
pockets OF the members of Congress for their eight
dollars pay during the last long seven months. We
have donLt, that our .4cing Gorcrnor understands
his ministerial duties better, than 10 assume power,
which the Legislature declined comforting upon him
and that we shall send benedict to Washington who
will be happv enough To return with flea in his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

Rohrspitren-H Heads OF9-The Ex- Postmaster Ge-
neral Granger who Abultionst at home, and
then assured Gen. Harrison tha he Aboltionisl
and who was lately attempting to head Capt. Tyler,
has cooy confessed in the II. Of Il in reply 10 Mr.
Weller, that he had removed 200 Postmasters, and
would have removed 1000 matchmaking 4,70D in all
thus pleading guilty TO the charge of prescription,
after the Wings had got into power by promising 10
prescribe prescription.
In like manner, the Wing Councils of New York
since they were confirmed in power by the Cou, Of Er.
rors Lave striken off The heads of 200 victims
How thtp lust for the spoils Of victory
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

The Richmond Wig may talk of getting up again
the glorious insignia Of coon skins and hard cider,
with the devices OLA score or two onll boys oil
the sashes from respect Vi Mr.. Clay)-but the Wing
has lost his log book, and is now out Of his latitude
The People hnmhupged too ,'uch in 1910, TO be
any longer The dupes ." The old Of the new devices
ITO use the words Of the Richmond Wing itself y
This machinery is now worn out-Ihrse humbug'
have lost all their marie incan,aions-and what Is
more, the Wings can have military eclat to draw
upon in The case Of their Championship no wood
cuts Autograph soldiers, and guns and "al the cir
cumstances Of glorious war; TO embazon the name OF
Henry Clay. lie must stand upon his own civic quail
ications-and the issue Will fury before VIrgl'
MA whether she will take Republican after her own
heart-or, Federali-t of the ilamtonian stamp
who carried he says, the principles OF Madison
Report TO Kentucky, and who has conir'veG to lose
every fragment Of il, that like Sir John Cutler
black silk stockings, there is not single thread OF the
silk left but has been so often changed, that ii IS now
al lcorSted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

We have received from MIR. Lopton of Georgia
head of bis California Wheat. II is large beardet
wheat. We have deposited it in our office for public
insrecton
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r. S. CAwTHoRS, Secretary.

The Habeas Corpus Bill against The &ates.-This
bill passed the Senate to-day by strict party vote
the Federal party voting the power 10 the Federal Ju
dietary of Withdrawing the cognizsnce of crimes
against the Suite lava from the jurisdiction of State
Cours TO that of The Federal Courts THIS is give ef
feet TO Mr. Websers doctrine in the Mcleod case
against which the whole nation cried out and the State
court of New York SO absolutely, and with so much
sound reason, and with such universal appreciation, de
cided MIR. Beruen-who, as Chairman OF the judi
ciary Committee introduced the blll-did not hesitate
la declare that avoid the consequences Of this ap
proved decison among The objects of the measure
lie proposed The luminous and convincing argrine Mt
made by Democratic Senalors-which will be laid be
fore the country-rehder all further remark super
dnous. The public will find in these discussions the
full scope of this new sweeping Federal act 1t IS IN
perfect keeping with the highstrained Federal usnrpa
tons of the elder Adams reign which tended to put 'ht
sovereignty Of the States and the rights OF The citizen
the feet Of the Federal judiciary Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

FARMERS BANK or VI8GiNfA.-Thc Board Of Directors
have declared Dividend of Of The asi sis
months; profit Of thu institution, deduction on lie
New Stock Of quarter Of share bonus tobe paul
10 The State.
Although the profits would have authorized larger vlrnd
decided not 10 make H. oh specie ly m rfsofei
J. c. BLAIR tahlrr.
JnIy 8 E-Nf
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JULY IL, 1912,
RICHMOND, Va, Tt
Mr.. Bots last Humbu0,

Last Fridays MadisonIan promised to give us on Sa
turday the details OF the conspiracy to impeac the IRE
sdent and remove him from Office The ceremonies 10
be conducted in pomp by noble Grand Master John
Minor Bolts, ESQ., In the paper fSaturdsy, the Editor
says he has been prevailed o WITHHOLD for short
time the names connected with the revolutionary move.
ment about to be made to suspend the President
but goes on give the plan of operations, OF which, Tor
want Of room, only give bret extract Let
the people of Virginia mark the "damnable plot OF
these factionsts-who would destroy the Constitution
Of their country TO elevate their Leader, Henry Clay,
on its ruins: "CAN Such things be-and not excite our
special wonder?"
GAS soon the Tariff Distribution bill passes the
House, perhaps on Saturday next, j. NJ Bolts will
rise in his place and prefer articles of Impeachment
against the President Immediately resolution will
he adopted by the Clay Wing caucus, declaring The
Presidents legal "nahllty to discharge the duties and
powers of his office while his trial shall be pending in
the Senate 1t will not be joint resolution, for that
would have 10 be approved by the President Qhey
would not appear 10 overthrow the Constitution OF The
ou,sc,l-but they viii regard il law They will
consider the presiden, suspended. The Tariff Disri-
button bill will then be rushed through the Senate and
signed BY iangum Nlangum must retire TO his board
ina, house If the White House is not surrendered 10
him, and act as Presden, Of the IT, 5. lie will be re
uarded as such by The Fcderasts and cbeyed accord
prly he NAV reqnirc the Office holders to obey HIM,
and If they do not they can be rf,nored The session
will he prolonged aud the trial purposely continued
for months In the time, duplicate Cabinet
may be appointed should the old prove refractory,
Sc &c" Can madness go further:
The Madisonan promises TO give the names of those,
who have often made hypocrtca professions OF friend.
ship 10 lie Executive, but have pledged themselves to
exert their influence favor of his enemies, We shall
soon have the beauties Of Federal Whggery unveiled
to the eyesof the People.
Mr.. Bolts is pledged to the Impeachment, of Mr..
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G7 "BetG' is in type, but we are reluctantly com.
PEELED 10 defer 1t until Friday.
Marriages

Married, the 10th ultimo by Inc Rev Mr. Robert Loving
Mr. JANE, L. DAVIS of this city, Miss Eliza j. daughter Of
John $. Thompson, Of Cumberland county, Virginia.
Married. ut ST. Faults Church, Detroit, Michigan, Wednes
dav evening June IS. by the r. Rev. Bishop mcCosky, br
CARTER l. SrEvsssos u S. Army to Miss MARTHA s. daugh
ter Of The late John (riswnd. OF lai city,
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ID. NJ. lIoyt s. Co.'s Office,
Uirh,p,ud HI

DRAWING OF Virginia Lee.burg Lottery Glass drawn July
IS 8 % 81 "a CT 60 es &c 40 40 "A 40 "a.
July u Ia-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

The Lexington (ky.) Gazette has commenced a
sca,hng Review of Mr. Clay late barbecue Speech
We shall publish the structures, with additional critical
notes We shall try to mead the Orator in this labored
effort set forth has prrtensions, and to rally the
Federal marty und r hrs b.nner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

We scarcely sioop notice the impairment and heh
ocd remarks the Richmond Wing the internal
office. We express the which fee
for any who prostitutes free press 10 such vile Pro
Tossing That dare not sTek "patrloilc' sentiments
of Bank he kindly offers 10 raise "a
rin for ESPECIAL benefit But TAKE leave In him,
that paper spite Of The tines is gaining fresh strength
and receiving marks al the public confidence We should
of course make this remark, hut for The impetnent n>na
which cali, m j. this specimen Of the dignity The
decenCy, Inch expect from the Editorial Convention
that j. yncilrg in The month of OcncI What
IL Tcscrihc which such ntcrmeddler would
pee
We ask ''fin' but only Legitimate dues We rely
upon honest subscribers 10 discharge them promptly, the
visit culrctsana must decline the Gecian elf.
o the r. Whis. hsro The 1nss owe them debt, which
did We them nothing which
than amply able discharge. We ask undue
favor Il ihep aud shall make arrangements we tr 10 meet
their dcmand They IaIc ask fv Of US which at all
inconsistent with highest liberty Of the press We shall not
such literal attacks of the ul
the Wings They blush for such an organ Did We feel
disposed reort, the spirit If the Wing attack, We might
M his prison lonse"-bu find that
thing due ourselves, II 10 him. We would simply ad
wise The Wing, instead of mrng with affairs, Ia look
riuusly ''scttina HIS h iusc IN ORDER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

We are compelled for van, of room 10 lay over the
capital and racy sketch by orr Washington Cores
pendent Of "The great Tariff Debate" Non omn'a
omnes possumus. As our former foreman was wont tc
say we cannot crowd bushel into a qnart pot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

A TEACHER WANTED.-I wish employ Il Teacher r,n
quaha TO teach all the branches usually taught in AGA
denies, Ia take charge of fifteen boys
1T October and end st August, during which ime ts
village as healthy almost ocr place in Eastern Virginia
The soriciy moral intelligent and asrceahe
from $500 $3.50, including hoard, washing
bic testimonials of qualifications and character will
CURED None, WHO furnish hcn reed apply. Commu
ncations must be post paid. JOHN A. PARKER
Tnppatannock, Essex co., Va, 9TH July 1872 I9-wGw