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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15
Amer CHTA.?. Cham.
TO THE EDITOR ar 1Wf F,SQUiB2R.
Tic L edmond Mhir OF lii 4ncrain- j please

The Richmond Wing OF TN |ncrain- i pleased
10 make the follow ing remarks about myself:
.t1he Dcc.ar rom ilraonu old ah' ty'ns that good
old soul vino, from the beginning Of t session 40 10 saturday
morning. Ind considered s,rad,a fe' of Jidse sum
n'ers-bcoac JndseS was Ne fa,nt' with % ana hS con
siGen put M nominate Mr St"'enSsn fhe part which,
Is 1 The atrerr al tho EaaniIc hP, IN 'r getting
~ c this cruel and Disgusting farce W. shall 'rar 10 detail
Enou. that he was willing 10 Sacrc 1he prfe 1fog, foc
hon;as and The wishr. Of the Peep. oil Tat " snb-rrvf
the selfish ambition al the Juh'o lie eIS d"n "" h"wtScr
without accomplishing his object
| assert ha, such is NO, Tho fact Ind ! never
pledged my self 10 vote for Judge SN ners. All
that have ever said was that Ia il Cd moi , gs'
Summers should be the Governor. The Richmond
Wing is also entirely mistaken n snpposing. that J
have sacrificed my constituents 10y The vote that J
have given. On The contrary, an satisfied that
am but carving out their own reTs As remarked
should do in my nominating speech. am repre-
senting strong Democratic county. and every body
knows that Judge Summers is Wing: although as
A gentleman. esteem him highly. Th Wing does
me rrea, injustice in suppo>;ng. that was influ-
enced in my course By the Editor Of the Enquirer.
That Editor made no such eilor!. and If he had
should have resisted II. JOHN GRIMES.
p. S.-As the Wing has taxed The liberty 20 make
use Of nv name hope he will do ne.lhe justice 10
publish the above. ]. GRIMES.
m, We are not astonished nj he reckless insinua-
lions of the Il. Wing. Il IS precisely in character with
its general course.--Bui MIR Grimes tells tine truth
We much astonished as ~ one in the House,
son on the first vote Of SATURDAY. We had not the
slightest agency in his subscquez nomination Of MIR
Stevenson, and the deern'in'ds support which he
gave to that gentleman TIC Wings expected TO
catch "Fa,her Grimes by local and other c"nsIdera.
tons. but he stood fast and true his Republican
stituens Pocahontas is decided Democratic county,
she has found Delegate vino truly represents her
incples.--Editor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

Lord Aorreth was recently The Secretary for ireland
very eminent and responsible post He las been fire.
qucn'y IN Paramcnt and is an excellent speaker lie
is the son Of the Earl of Carsc-a lnesl descendant
of the celebrated Dutchesy Of Devonshiir "ui all the
blood of nil thu lowards and his: father resides
Howard Cas'le--which with Dlen.eim, is next 10
Windsor, the most superb Castle IN Great Britain
Those, who know Lord Morpeth well, his family con-
nectons, and his own merits, confidently predict that
he IS destined to attain the highest honors IN the whole
Empire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

:. ,.,, Il tni ate x times reduced, aud Goa Tor
. va" ia len van 10 stayc or freeze, when relief Is pos
~ y" Straits you have ils permission Of Him, who
~ n life Is motc than meat aud the body Is more 'iian
VA ~ ns vo,r az that, of which y.n stand IN Pc
a' !" AID when to- YOU escaping fiuni the match
: all, take, all along your route, In The Tee rs
n.y. States far rs Is absolutely essential !" your
= it . IN, h,a tie food and the clothing, which you
. ~. ~ more conjunction Tor The i>iahle ippropt'-
r , tie drowning man for possessing himself oil 'c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15
CHARLOTTE,

We are gratGcd 10 learn tho. the Republicans Of hi,
county preparing Tor the Spring campaign.
ing held IL their last co;irl and VIM. H. Dennis
ESQ., nominated The Democratic candidate, in oppos
tion 10 Col. Cartwell. the present Wing incumbent.
fL4nchburp R,EnLlican
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15
IN SESATE--Feb. II

Mr. McMuen offered the following resolution
which was laid on the table:
ResOirsd, That committee Of four be appointed 10
act jointly with committee 10 be appointed the
part Of the House Of Dele gates and that the said
mttee enquire into the expedency OF rerenching the
expenses Of the government and that said ommlttee
aso enquire into the espedency Of equalIng the sys
tenn of taxation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15
Barbarous treatment If the Trina CaPtiefs and

From the New Orleans BE-, February L.,
We yesterday had an interview with gentleman
just from the city Of Mexico, who informs us that no o.
the Texan captives had reached that place, some days
before his departure They were brought IN, IN most
wreched condition, having been mEched barefoo,ed
and almost naked from the place q the'r capture
Amongs; the prisoners the son General Leslie
Combs. The charity of the iore'gn IN Tie CITY iur
nished them necessary app,seiu
So far from receiving humane fre;Eincnt from Santa
Anna, as reported, they were chaie PAIRS 'hd were
coMPEilEp TO WORK ~ THE STREETS IS common iclonS
Our informant assures us that the resident ministers o
foreign countries had interered in an Informal manner
10 arrest this dsgraccnl and barbaIous treatment without
success Young CooMBs was extremely ~ ms consi-
tuition had proved too rail 'oendure 'h:ete to which
he had been subjected.
the expedition areconfrned Nj Kendall had 10, reach
ed Mexico he was expected daily in company with about
200 Texans
Mr.. Ellis, our Minister at Mexico, had demanded
Young Combs as citizen Of the United States; bus
that ,eck had elapsed without his reef'rt"s any re-
spons, from the Government.
We have read number of private letters that speak
Of the suif.rinss of the captiyes us mos, appahhs
There has been no clemency shown TO sue oizens OF
the United States The general belief IN TINS Guy was
that nothing short Of force would nle'oate the cond
ton of the prisoners aud that all would be t,eaed ahf
Besides these, we have been favored WIN 'h' peru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

ORANGE LAND FOR - IE II oGrr for the raCi II
Land which reside adjoining thu lands Of the late TX
President Madison and Judge ahor and situated within
miles of Orange house, eight me
poi. and two Of good Preparatory - hoo FIR the University
Virginia. The 42J about third Of which
wen tmbcred aud good tobacco land tho balance cleared
and in such state Of improvement produce good crorR
o wheat tobacco, II also Well aiapai grass aud
plaster acts well upon Que Of tir shifts i
considerable preparation has been made iuT large crpof
and tobacco. Ii The farm should be disposed If rs Tie 20i
March, immediate possession VIII he gwen ard tie growing
grain, &C. sold with iis has con.oilshln
dwelling house tudng- TIE site whIs!,
the dwelling elevated and antng ard The
health society o the nrchorhooa Unsurpassed by In tho
Apply subscriber !hrIIy his. Orange
Is. Va. JAMES u. MACON.
Il sO--wGW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

|
Voted for Met ornas, Pennybackcr and Chapman
Voted for X. W. Carter and H. III. Baptist
voting r ballot, Mr Thompson and statd9t
he Judge summers could not be rlrceh M
political friends have had it in their power for three successive
votes their votes him. ana rs
ubvions they did Ia do IT, and cevin. a
his might the contest by clecting r SteNesu nc
should his Him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

CARDA young gentleman from The North, experienced
~ Teacher who well recommended character,
qualifications and success in teaching wishes obtain s,a
on Tutor IN private family, IN healthy of Virginia
addressed H. o. V. H. Box 392 Richmond POSI- Oico
viii receive immediate attention.
Feb II Ga-1l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

Mr.. John @. Adams appears 10 be species Of
monomaniac. His rcccn, course i in stric; mi
son with his declarations in 1888, whcl hc was :,
candidate Tor Congress. he then told his consiu-
EMS, ''ihat during The 26th Congress The whole sys
tenn Of the policy Of tic Executive administration
Of the Government OF this Cmoa and Ill The rromi-
ucnt measures, foreign and domestic wll be- ;,s they
have been and now are, to support: >iren"ihrn and
pcrpcluate the peculiar institutions q, the South.
The determination Of the Indian rare Tie Waste
lul dilapidaton OF the public lands; the Acadl! hos.
tty 10 internal Improvement; The nsldions Grip
ping OF domestic industry, &C.. ~. ali these
ways and means OF a Northern Administration
with Southern principles have one ;end lhc same
origin, and gathered To one issue. the rvcriingr
in eternal bondage the chains III your Sru,hrrn
countrymcn Of African descent" lie d"rlar.s. that
''unyelding hostility" against this systcln-hS
phantom which he is pleased 10 conlurc NJ, is III
terwoven with every pnlsaion of (his) heart IN
der the influence of this monomani;, hc IL M act
ing-and attempting 10 shake The ai!ar i the
Union itself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15
General Humilion Of 5 CaroI,y.o.

The following extract from el.,rof IN old and
intimate friend o Gen. Ii. 10 the Editor, We give 10
the public:
Il have seen with the deepest pain and surprise,
charge against cur friend, Gen Hamilton, Of hay
ing msapped certain funds belongiu. 10 he James
River and kanawha Company that had been con-
tded 10 him for sale III Europe. | canno, believe it,
What the facts may turn out 10 he cannot pretend
10 say, hut rely upoa II. there must BE- >'ne Elsap
prehcnson on the subject. | have known llan
tor intimately for more than 20 ,cars. auG a more
high minded and honorable man mcyc lived. Do
ask that the public judgment may hc *:Ircndcd IN
relation to the whole matter until ~ opportunity
can BE- afforded OF making the rXT,aaa'l oas. wltch
he will doubtless feel himself ca!lrtturon 10 make.
II may soon he expected"
Al meeting OF the Republican party Il lowha-
tan county, held at their Courthouse OF .,!onday,
the eth instant, for the appointment Vi Vegaics 10
L Convention proposed 10 be held 1T thu tavern OF
Joseph Goode, in the county OF Chc''tr!icld, Oh
Wednesday, the Cd day OF March next, pr the pur-
pose Of nominating and recommending" il the vo-
w. NASH. Esq. who has declared his ,,.,cntion 10
resgn-thc following gentlemen wcrct chosen to
compose the delegation from this county. viz: Wm
Graves, James II. Gates Matthew Ilohson, VIM
K. Mosecy, James Allen, ChaSes Sc!.en, Doctor
William Crump, Captain John C. Porter. Captain
Joseph Wren, DR.. Richard ". Roystcr. Isaac F.
Spencer. Captain ". W. Porter ThonSa, A. Har-
ri~ Edward ". Bass, DR.. Alexander l"lmson, Col
Samuel Drake Jernan Straion. Geo. W. Pollard
hPNEp CHI-t,, Cham
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

VOTED FOR II. VI. r. Hunter and l.. w. TaaewrlI
Voted for ]. ~. rrytou.
Voted for X. T. scott aud W. u. Preston.
VOTED nr J. VI. Patton and J. VI. Garncti.
Voted for j. ". t:arneit and q. NJ Cruch6c!d
~ Voted fui q. VI. Cfuichfrld.
!. VOTED for !. VI Garnet aud ] II irytnn
L Voted ~ X, l., scott
Voted for J. NJ Garnet.
Voted for j. w. GARNET.
II. Voted for X. +. ScGfi.
i. Voted ior g. ". Aiunord.
~, Voted for J. H. Pey;on.
II, Voted for Thomas Richie.
'yT Voted for Gen. Dorman.
Voted for ". W. McCary and W. Kinney.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15
Ioc,,,oys ,,anscet;oas IN .uexSo.

IF the following statement be correct, will make
the blood Of every American boil with indignation at
the outrage. II is conduct unworthy Of The most Bar
baran Age:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

barring The door The Washington Correspondent
Of the Richmond Wing refers TO MIR. Archcr's speech
in the Senate the OH inst, npon Mr. Ciays Anti
Veto Resolutions He states, tina. Mr.. A. denounced
Mr.. Tyler in the severest terms. lie declared that
lie and Mr. Tyler were, forever and in every way, SC.
parated lie said he held no intercourse with The Pre-
siden, and would hold none with him, because he re-
garded him tainted with personal dshonor, 10 say
nothing Of his base betrayal Of the party that elevated
hun ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

n ne ta.irl he Edshra If pging
I2b Ft5ruGrg, lsi2:
MITCHELL FlNHEGAN. ct the cit, Of Richmond, having
W ied petition pras that he be declared Bankup
il ordered That all claiming he creditors Of thu aad
Mitchell Fnn-ran show IL. Court, S3d las
March why the said Mitchell Tnnrran be declared
Bankrupt, Tho ~ Congress In That behalf
that Of this order be published in the newspapers sccoTds
ing 10 the 22nd and 2ill Rules of Court.
A Copy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON. Ok.
Feb. Is o0-wiW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

The Lynchbnrgh V,rgin'an (edl,ed hy hr!egaie il
the General Assembly, calls upon its bt"ller Wings
to rally this Spring, and to keep together, until at
least one more ear, is made To the government
from the hands of mhecile aud corrupt rulers. The
victory Of ls40 is barren and fruitless; but with
HENRY CLAY for our standard bearer in 18Th, and
with ono fit to be associated with him the struggle
we need not entertain the slightest fears should 50
cess again crown Efforts that our hopes will be
bligh.ed by The betrayal of his obligations
If such is the cue 10 the Wings, and such is the
warning TO the people, Henry Clay then, is to be their
standard bearearu politician who has nc, one principle
in common with Virginia viii sic, then, rally around
this party at the elections Of this Spring
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

wealth will he we'll served hy Coi Grefca; % lie
Treasurer. u,r M,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

Ia NE Ia,a Cart is Eastern District ~ Iysini.
l!h February. 49,:
('IiITES T. COi'GIf, of the nf Petersburg haylnr
filed petition. plas that !r NAY br declared Bankrupt.
Ii i ordered, That all claiming he creditors
Charles +. Couch show The Court The las
March why The said Charles f. tnur declared
Bankrupt pursuant c I'll Congress tsf behalf
copy th orie be published newspapers according 10
the 22nh and 2ith Rules ct Court
Inpy-Ttsir,
HENRY GIBSON, CIR
Feb. ~ g1-Niw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

Ia The UM,sd s,G,es Coat fir ne Eosfera Dstr u yirsad
l.,h February, i-l2:
EOS L. MERIiNS al The III Petersburg. having flied
- petition praying that h. he declared Bankrupt: II
ordered That all claiming r creditors Of Tin SAID John
l.. slrn show the Conn. The I'D iay nry
why the said John L. McIiln- bc declared Bankrupt pgr.
Congress thai behalf, hi,
order be published in The newspapers, according the bad
aith Rales VI Court.
4 Cofy-Tcslr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

Iafh F,bruGry, -i2.
Jesse FRANKLIN, u; THE city ii Richmond having aed p
on, that he may bc declared Bankrupi II order
ed That all persons claiming be- creditors of the Jes>
franklin show The Court, The I'D day March
why the said Jesse Franklin hr declared Bankrupt pufsan
tn Congress that behalf and copy
ne published IN the newspapers. according The nd aud 2i
Rules Of Court, Culs-lrs,r,
HENRY GIBSON. OK.
Feb. 10 91-uiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15
.n:,Trjl2ps.

EEL 'i.LD CAVE, {. q.
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United Court far tie Eastern n Girgsq
iHh FrIru0rg. lei2
I0HS f. SCOTT ofthe II Fredericksburg having flej
petition pra, that he may be declared nankrup
"d- red. That all claiming lie creditors
+. show The Court. 2Ji day next
the said John f. Bankrupt pg,saa,
L. The Of Congress IN that behalf and thai copy TIM
tie published the -pae according ana aila
Rules Of Count. 4 Cupy-.tss,
HENRY GIBSON, OK
Feb. II a1--wln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

In ne Eascd Cir, District III yiygiuiI
Hi Et6ryarg, J. r.:
(N0llS M.RAE having filed psIon, that he h
- declared Bankrupt II j. ordered, That persons cainiE
be creditors of The said Colin N.i;a
The 2 dry az March why sad Colin Aca.
declared bankrupt, pursuant The Of Conges,
half and that rnIy this order BE- published spais
according 10 the 22nd aud 2ih Rules ui Court
Co1y-fest-,
HENRY GIBSON OK
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