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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-02
TABLE OF CONTENTS

We have again devoted our las, page to the publ
cation of MSS. ariicles-viz The Proceedings of Am
herst and Henry the State Convention-the Pro-
ceedngs of the Senatorial Convention of Prince Will
liam-"John Taylor OF Caroline on the Currency
"Norfolk Rrlief-"Monilor's' appeal to the
Republicans of Caroline and the District Correspond
ence between the Committee of Rappahannock county
and Col. Eastham-and Letters addressed to Messrs
Brawner and Davis of King & Queen. We give place
our third page, 10 The Proceedings of the Meetings
IN Madison, and Hanover other communications
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Our Correspondent rs, rather TOO quick on the
,rrgec-ss We trust aud believe. But have no dis
position 10 muzzc the p'ess this subject, and with
very few aoc.c atoms, lay his address before the
public. The Message of the President Monday last
wi!i excite attention to th!s matter and ap.
ptcheusion, than had supposed s.. Robert Peel S
Speech calculated To produce The Cabinet are
evidently not satisfied with position on this sub.
lect. We can never submit 10 this new and dangerous
claim OF lie British Gorernment-and it SIR r Peel
means to enforce 1t IN the very face of the Treaty, We
should consider not only manifest nisinterp.etaon
OF lis terms, but should pronounce the Treaty itself
fraud upon Government
The last Madsonian has able article upon "The
Right OF Visitation so called-in which, the writer
sass "lhe claim 10 The right Of visitation was ably
resisted by our Foreign Minister in England Mr. Ste.
venson-and our present Chief Magistrate has most,
l4st'y anu openly characterized i IN OF his
fss as an interpolation ia the maritime Code of Ma
hohs The question is, whether this ground assumed
daring tbs last and presen, Administration. can be
maintained; Or, must recede from it, fDut We
shah publish the whole article in our nextl
The people Of the United States cannot too highly
appreciate the prompt spirit, the moral courage the
acie arguments, with which sr Stevenson not waiting
Tor instructions, but looking only 10 the cause of truth
ana the rights of his country, resisted the assumption,
when II vas first set up BY the British ministry Gen.
tass followed Up the blow Paris and put spoke in
The wheel Of the Quintupie Treaty;
TO TIE EDITOR or TIE ENQUIRER.
WAsHINGToS, Feb. 2}, l543.
Sf--H-eat sensation is produced here by Sir Robert
i'yi SPseeh. making question Of veracy between
tim and The President. lie refers specifically for sup.
port 20 the cespatch Of Lore Aberdeen.
IN extra session may be the consequence, and war
Win England possible, or certain she discrlmnates
nt'%een StaTeh and Examination, which are terms i'm.
plying the same meanrag the English party here
principally hnslishmen, foreign aboreTs, and Abolition.
S'S afe loudly III favor Of Searching The damned Yum
"se 'geerS, as they term vessels. Ask why other
nations DO no. demand the same right; they answer
"ihey viii after while" Our country is overrun
Win British and foreign paupe's and war is our only
nope OF ceenitng together the dscordant materials
"hch our population is composed War with thai
great d'stutbcr and insulting agator Of the nations
The earth, aud then ealthy period would follow ant
Hen once more brought 10 their senses Submit 10 The
Fsh; OF visit, search, or examination, hope my conn
Try never will and especially by thc English whose
career ct bo"d Tor ages is deeply coored by the nur
der Tape, robbery and theft, Of The harmless people
China.
ask the publication of this communication.
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Extract Of letter from Washington, dated

FEBRUARY 9th, 1913.
"The rumor Of to-day is, that Wise is nominated as
Minister to France. | think it is true. Various
changes expected 10 take place very soon, and
incline to think that nearly all the Cabinet will be
changed but few Of them will 60 Out; perhaps Web
ster aud Forward"
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There is great contrariety Of opinion among the
Republican party, about the mode of eectins de-
legates TO the General Convention and the man.
ner OF casting their votes when they meet The
Albany Argus gives it as its opinion, that "lhe
doctrine preached b. MIR. Rhett, and supposed TO
have been the matured suggestion of the friends oil
Mr. Calhoun, that the Presidential candidate must be
nominated by tue representatives. of the Democratic
party districts throughout the United States without
reference the distinctive State character and which
excites SURPRISE coming from State Right quarter
does not seem 10 meet with favor from the Democratic
press, even of the South Several of them, we per.
ceive take ground against it, with much force and
quote MIR. Calhoun on former occasion, emphatcaly
against the principle"
The Nsso York Piebcian, (another paper friendly Ia
Mr. Van Buren) differs from the Argus on this CUES
ton, and says, do not design TO interfere ia the
affairs of other Satesbut far New York is con-
cernedwe hold that as matter Of principle MS well as
sound policyis delegates to the National Convention
should be elected by districts. The old mode has no.
thing TO recommend IL save that it has been the pre-
rious custom. For the townships or wards to first
send delegates to a county Convention-the county
Convention to select delegates to Alhany-the Conven
ton al Albany 10 select delegates to Ballimore-fou
ftratons Of the popular willis an absurdny unwor
thy the age, aud party claiming TO reflect the popular
sentiment. Would it not be more in consonance with
our professed principles TO select these delegates d.
recty from our Congressional districts ? We think il
would The adoption of this more Democratic and
satisfactory mode could not effect distinctive Sat
character, as n,imated by the Argus The delegate.
to that Convention are TO represent State in its
merca s'rensih-each delegate representing the will o
his immediate constituents. We would be unwilling Il
carry our State Right notions, far TO yield tt
Rhode Island the voice in the Convention, as o
r.gh, belongs 10 New YORK;
We agree with the Plebeian decidedly in the OPT
MON that II is best not 10 elect delegates by State
Convention-(they should come as Immediately as pos
sibe from The bosoms of the peope)-yet VIC mus, re
peat that we disposed to disagree the mode
their voting in the General Convention. AS at presen
advised should think best adhere 10 the usag
of the former Republican Conventions in Baltimore
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RJcuMoSD pTs-mo,ch !, ,s.o

RICHMOND MARKETS-siarch l. ls4a
ToBAoco-Sew ucs s. IS Isl leaf 50 8, general sales
fine manufacturing. Ss a II rs. ''
FLouaCanal SO 62i rs per barrel; City Mills held AZ as
No demand. " w.
WnEAT-G0 a 90 cents per hushei.
CoRs-45 80 cents per buslel-thc latter for white
GArs-30 cents per bushel. at wholesale.
P.AsrEE-S4 80 n 5 on Basin-vcry scarce.
BERNARD pEYToS
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The proceedings of the county of Gloucester are ne.
cessar'ly crowded out. They have appointed % De-
egales; and as a,ernates, the following: DR.. George
L. Nicclson, VIM. Spark, T. Richie, VIM. F. Richie
and James A. Seldom of Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-02

Some Wing wag has played off hoax upon US in
The case of the Proceedings said TO have taken place
Lynchburg We understand, it is all trick But the
MS is preserved, and is placed in train of invesliga
ton. Should we unkennel the author, he shall mo-,
complain of The want Of Retributive Justice.
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Yesterday, the Senate determined to consider the
Apportionmen, Bill, and referred it to Select Com
ni,tee of fifteen. Time asses-the ides OF pr will
soon be upon uSapd the people in the several districts
will scarcely have time 10 organize for the Election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-02

NNuAL COMMEMORATIVE Annual Commencement
ana comforting degrees IN Medicine will place al twelve
o'clock Monday, March College Building ebsres
WI he delivered to The Graduates by President Maxwell and The
Vaed,ctoy Address by Professor The
Connc Members of the Legislature Medical Faculty Clergy
tie Bar and citizens generally respectfully to attend
AUG. l.. WARNER, N. d, Deaue &c
March q, :,
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II We are authorized TO announce that William
H. Dennis, Esq, will accept the nomination to the
Virginia Senate, from the Charlotte District
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lJ@ The Democratic State Convention will assemble
this morning, at 10 o'clock, in the Hall of the House
Of DELEGATES
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TO THE EDITOR.
In looking the Delegates from Amelia the Convention
which Is TO assemble In your city the End March, find hs
name of William Robertson the list. II should have been Dr.
William H. Robertson. You will please the correction to
avoid difficulty, there Of m the
county. ONr or The MErrIso
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nd the House adjourned.
HOUSE OF DEL

HOUSE OF DELEGATES Yesterday.
The bill restricting The Banks in The issue Of small
notes to six per cent on their capitals was on motion
of Mr. EDxusDs, Of Halifax, amended BY ryder, which
provides thu. these small notes shall be redeemabe at
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The PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-The Message of the
President Of the IT, S. to the House of Re
a,ives, yesterday, consider the important do
cnmen ina, has emanated from the Executive branch
ct The Government fo' many years. 1t will doubt-
less command the prompt attention Of the Represen.
latives OF the people, well as of the whole people
themselves.
IL Will be seen that the views expressed in this JOUR-
nal IN relation 10 the speech Of Sir Robert Peel in
Parliament on the subject of the Right of Visitation, are
Of the Government
That this great and free nation will sustain the Pre-.
sden IN vindcating its freedom and honor, no ONE for
moment, can Observation-Disclosures
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the Bank where issued, ard made payable The ryder
was amended, molten of MIR. GRAY, SO as 10 allow
The issue Of small notes till first January I844 The
bill, with the ryder, then passed.
A long debate took place upon the motion Of Mr..
TAYLOR, to recommt the bill imposing taxes on mer-
chants, &c, tothe Copmitiee finance with insuc-
lions 10 report one general bill imposing taxes. The
House. (30 to $50 refused 10 recommit The bill was
amended, and laid on the table. Amendments offered
by Messrs. BRoApUsnnd GALLAHER, together with the
bill cs amended ordered to be printed On motion Of
slr. Brooke the Of The Hall was profTered to the
Democratic Convention, during the hours that the
House is not in session. More in our next
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, 1843-09-09
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erty, and the bulwark of morality.
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, 1843-09-09
REGULAR PACKET.

THE fast running passenger steamer
l. y. s. Mail Boreas, T. M. Fithian,
Captain, will leave 81. Louis, every
Wednesday and Saturday evening at 4
o'clock. for Keokuk. On her return, will
leave Louisiana, every Friday & Monday
evening at 3, ard GarksuiM at 4 o'clock
on same day. As the Boreas carries the
u. S. Mail, she can be depended upon
to leave regularly and punctually, at the
hours appointed.
Nav 9th 1913. 30-tf.
, 1843-09-09
FLOUR LARD
via PiffShurg or Orleans.


THHE subscriber will advance in cash a 5ths
I the market value on Flour shipped direct
to the east via Pittsburc or New Orleans, or
will advance . -3ds, Nth the pririlege Of sale
in Orleans, if the market will justify. | will
also advance, on Wheat, Lard and Pork. My
eastern correspondents, are Flour and Grain
houses, of long standing, and well acquainted
with the market for these staples.
From my Pittsburg correspondents, | have
received a tariff of rates on Flour, Lard, &c,
10 New York via the Pennsylvani canals,
which, as the warm season approaches, will
Justify shipments TO New York Of Flour and
Lard via this quick route. My New York cor
respondent lat Flour house, writes it is not
safc--being liable 10 sour, TO ship Flour from
your place via Orleans, after the first of May.
GEO. X. BUDD.
Flour and Grain Factor.
n. b. Having no interest in groceries, or
grocery houses. | will purchase and ship these
articles a, the very low prices, for those who
send me orders.
April 10, 1913. 90
, 1843-09-09
STATE OF MISSOURI, J
County of Pike.

't'h'N w &c"
In the County Court, MAY Term 1913.
ASPER SHOTWELL Administrato OF
~ the Estate of John Cash deceased
comes into Court and files his petition for the
ale Of the real estate of said deceased, and
said petition is accompanied by a true &C.
count OF his Administration, a list of the
debts due to and by the deceased, and al
inventory of the real estate. aud all ofT,ets
in his hands, the whole verified BY the said
Administrator, il Is therefore ordered that
al persons iutereste in said estate, be mott
fed hereof, aud unless the contrary be
shown on the first day OF the mex August
term of this court; an order will be made
for the sale OF TIE following real estate, "
ing IN aaid county Of Pike. and described as
follows, viz: beginning on the snGthcrly
side OF survey 1854, in L. No. %, n. of K.
Ne. w, OF me 9th principal meridian,
set post corner from which hickory 10 in
dia., bears :. -, w. 20 links, and . black
oak 20 in dia, bears S. II, w. 60 links.
thence south 2S,u0 chains inter.cctcd ! sec
ton post, between No. 2S and three
at $500 chaiH-. set post corner from which
pin oak 81 in dia. bears 20 L. i6 link, and
a ditto Is in dia. bears s 10, w. 50 links.
thence west from the centre of section No
81, at - chains entered prairie, bears n
E. and s. w. 30, % links, the / section cor.
uor on the line between sections No. 32nud
33, at 20 CHAINS entered timber, at &c chains
set post conner 3. % links, south of the
corner to sections No %, %, 10, and :}3,
from which 4 pin oak IL in dia. bears :
30, w. 30 links, and an elm II in dia
bears n. 81, +. - links, thence west at
$500 chains set post, corner from which at
elem 9 in dia., bears N. 10, +. - links.
aud n b oak "a in dia. bears s. IS, T..
Is Links, thence Z. 400 chains; the or.
section corner between sections No. % and
32-2J, 63 chains set post corner, on the
line OF survey No. 1854, corner TO fraction
al section No. %, from which an elm l2in
Iia ., bears :. Is, W. - links, and a ditto
10 in dia. bears ~. 80, f.. 7 links, thence
with the liae Of survey No. 1854, n. 50
q. at 1000 chains, corner to fractional Sec
tons No. 2S aud %, "a 50, 10 chains to the
beginning corner, also a certain. Other tract
containing 81 sixty four one hundrrdths
acres, and bounded az follows: the east halt
If the north east Or. OF section 20, in town
ship %, of range three west, OF so much
thereof as will be sufficient 10 pay the debts
of said estate, and further ordered that this
notice be published in some newspaper in
ibis State for six weeks successfully.
a true copy.
Teste. A IL. BUCKNER, Clerk
My 18Th, 1913 6w2S
, 1843-09-09
TOBACCO, HEMP e.

EE1hE subscriber will receive and forv,,s
In Tobacco, Hemp, Pork. &c. at unu,uan.
low rates to Orleans or the East. Having ny
interest in steam boats, and my agents in Or.
leans having no interest in packet ships or
vessels, freights both here and below. win !.
bargained for at the lowest rates. will ala
advance in cash without any charge for los,
in exchanged from two thirds 10 three fonrth.
the value here on Tobacco. Hemp, Flour.
Wheat, Pork, Lard, Bacon. Reef, &c. &c.
GEORGE X. BUDD, Com.
mission & forwarding merhant, "A, Water 81.
st. Louis, May 9Th, lS43.
Refer to Messrs. VIM. Luce, & Co. J,
81. N. Bryson, & Co. Loulsians
" jameson Samuel, Esq, Hann;b,,
" Colonel Wellman, Sever,on
James c. Fox, Esq. Paris.
Ihepoore Jones, Esq : Palmyra
James Hanna, Esq. Marion City.
May 18th, I843. 2w2s,
, 1843-09-09
List of Letters.

Up EMAINING in the Post office at
aaS Bowling Green, Mo-, on Both OF
June, 1S43, which if not taken out in
three months, will be sent to the Gener-
al Post Offce as dead letters.
John w. Appleton, ,; Nancy Anderson,
n. Black: Ira Bailey; James Barbee; Thos
Bland; David Butler; Jacob Creath G. B
Crane; II. C. Draper; w. T. Dunn, Lit
tlcherry Epperson; T. H. Harris; John
Hugh; Thomas b Hunter; Thomas Hun
ter, Jr; N. w Jones; James Lindsay; Lar.
kin L%aursncc; Leroy II. Lockett; Digs
Luck; f.. 4. Say: b. A Mckenzie, ,;
Thomas NJ. McQnien; Martha Micham
Elvira martin; w. W. miner, Cyrus Mickey
Davenport Nalley: william Penix: An
drew Shepherd; John Ware; isaac Ward
Nathaniel Williams; John Wier; J. "
Ware;
H. G EDWARDS. p. NJ.
July Sth, lS42. IS
, 1843-09-09

this State outside St. Louis, which publ
cation shall continue for six successive
weeks; the expenses of said printing
shall be paid out of the general contin-
gent fund.
This act 10 take effect from and after its
passage.
STERLING PRICE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
n. NJ. MARMADUKE,
President of the Senate.
Approved Feb 81, l943.
TIL. REYNOLDS.
6w32.
, 1843-09-09
DR.. MCCLURE

HAVING located rerncn.utl, :, -.
ILL ana, Mo-, offers his service, - L'uis'
zens of hat place and its ~vicipit,. !, elA'
rious branches of his profession. H,v;n va
voted his attention PARTICULAR, to n. as-
of Anatomy and Surgery, and ~bavins~.uoy
ed and assisted in all Of the mo.t ;m,a.a@ s.
seTgicai operations he offers his service, esp.e
,aHy IN that branch of his profession. Hal.
tiers himself that it called on he will perform
successfully, and with entire satisfaction ~ ~
employers, almost any of the capital ssrs;..,
operations now performed by the celeb,s,.I
Dudley, of Lexington, Ky. He hopes b, -.
most assiduous attention TO the %varions ~. ne
of his Profession, and moderate cbar.s. y.
merit a share of public patronage Il. .;S
practice in conjunction with DR.. Hardin VII
Louisiana, April 10Th, lS43.
, 1843-09-09
New and Cheap
GOODS.

rVHE subscriber has just received a large
assortment of
New and Fashionable Goods,
and Groceries of every description, which
having been purchased for CASH at very low
prices, will be sold unusually low for cash or
good produce. Also n large lot Of best Juniat,
Ia Nails on commission, which will be sold at
the extremely low price of 5000 per keg.
Purcha sers will find it 10 their interest to
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
JACOB BLOCK.
Louisiana, Pike county, Mo.
April 18th, lSi3. lm2i.
, 1843-09-09
NEW VOLUME OF
GGDEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
TO COMMENCE WITH JULY. lSi3.

TO CoMNENCE WITH July. lSi3.
Original Paintings by the.trst Masters q 1.-THE
Att Original Designs Original Matter.
We offer as follows:-
lcopy Lady's Book and lcopy ofGodey's
Centre-taLle Ornament, containing Is ele-
CANT mezzotint aud steel Engravings, for 81
Peoples Iady's Book & Peoples Godey's
Centre table Ornament, containing ~ ele-
gent pezzotint and steel Engravings for s.
5copics Lady's Book and , do. do. do. 10
: do. DO. do. 4 do. do. do -
II do. do. Dc. ) To. do. do. %
% do. 30. do. 10 do. do. do. 10
The Comfortable Ornament is the first Of
the kind thathas ever originated in thi- coun
try, and, of course. came from the Office of
the Lady's Book, from whence all other de-
signs and ideas are copied.
We have now on hand ten original Paint
nEs. by the most celebrated artist of The day
Adde'S, l.. A. Cooley.
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia.
Juae i1th, 1913. 3w-33.
, 1843-09-09
TYPE.ATR REDUCED PRICES.

ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY.
'sNhE uh'et'ishc"' successor 10 George
ChaF'e'') having purchased the interest
. bis ihle pa''nefs' IN the above establish.
""e"t, WIN continue Tue business al the ola
''hhu ana so'ic''sa con'lhhince OF thc pat
1H'Se".'"e'' .N'e,Iue. 10 'niS 'o"hu's oy
mt l "'I ~ II -
De'"s u'teiln''eU . iuInis" 9pc' anu III
o'he' ma'e''Ais useu ma 'ih'"s 'nce' rs
cheap as possioie' nc Is prepared 10 III al
, 1843-09-09
DEAF AND DUMB SCU0Oi.

rFNf1E undersigned, a graduate of the Dam
l. vile Dcafand Dunn Asylum. Ky, will
open a school for the instruction of deaf and
dumb children, at the residence of Judge Nc.
farland, in Lincoln county Mo.
Terms: fifty dollars per scholar for twelve
months. All who may feel disposed to pat.
ronize this school. will please be assured that
no attention shall be wanting. which will con.
duce to the advancement of their children in
the path Of improvement. Those who NAV
wish to send from a distance can obtain board.
ing cheap in the family Of Mr.. Mcfarland.
A.JACKSON KING
REFERENCES.
Jas. w. Campbell, W. Hendrick, s. P. Rob-
inson, Hiram G. Edwards, 6. b. Crane, Thos.
$. Waters, A. II. Buckner, VIM. Penix, Bow
ling Green. Barrel Riggs, Caleb Mcfarland,
Ashley, Mo-.
April 10th, 1913. Gift
The ST. Louis Republican please insert four
times. and forward bill 10 this office.