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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

monday, -HaTra IL, lSi3.
communication from the Senate by tie. {"
that they had passed the bills
Providing for the appointment Of SGPerni''aa
OF the Pfices Turnpike and Cumberland Gfe
and for other purposes:
"Releasing The Militia Of Wayne county ZION
payment Of fines on them in 1872 for lalin, TO F'
the training and regimental muster in Cable! cas'
'For the relief Of securities in Forthcoming J9a.'
cases Of injunction
"And to authorize the Reconstruction Of tie i.
pike Road, from the Sweet Springs TO the Wa9 ;
phur Springs" and they have indefinitely pos!pa':'
bills
concerning the issuing Of wri,s Of ues OF p.''
capcs
"And providing for the construction of s's''
slulces in dams across Cedar Creek, the dv''ies
between the counties Of Frederick and Shen:a'.''
On motion of alr. BLuY,
Resolrsd, That leave be gwen to bring 10 b'i'.
dify SO much OF the existing laws as renders f'',
to the ONCE of Bank Directors, persons "h' =
served in that capacity three years in sncc's' W.
far as that provision is applicable TO the Romn'y Va
of the Valley Bank.
On motion of Mr.. Lgrrwicn, ard
Resotrcd, That leave be given 10 bring N : ?.
change the time Of holding the County and 90.
Superior Courts of Law and Chancery Tor tue cot,
Of Grayson and Carroll, and also The time 9; No.
the Circnit Superior Court of Pulaski. ...-
The bill auhorisng the Coroner Of HARRISON g. :,
to perform the duty of Sheriff OF that con"'!' >,
taken up, on motion Of Mr.. SMITH Of Haf'l''''
the fiat, and the question being put upon 'ss'
same second time, it was rejected; Dir 80
Harrison supporting, and Mr. CRUronriE'p o'''
said BILL =.
On motion Of Mr.. EpMusps Of Halifax, ne y
resumed the consideration of the bill imP''ns
for the support Of Government
The question pending, when the House 'o
Saturday, was on the two following ProP's'0"
a blank in the 5,h section: n
BY Mr.. HopKIss: "On all solvent bones y
written evidences Of debt for money loanee, ~, 4
may be purchased, over and above the amon,' ',4
the individual rendering IN his list OF td1aor
- per oentum upon all interes. due 'h'f''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

"Spiming Hairs, aeith Usagtance,-The Wing
complains of gross Misrepresentation cer1inly VIZ
that we stated It's having read MIR Thornton out of the
Wing political Church, for the offence of having en-
tered the Democratic Convention. But saws the
Wing, "the gst Of The whole natter the sgravamen'
of The offence was, that he deliberately had his name
registered as member of that body. This istriang.
Who did not understand us, as meaning that Mr..
Thornton entered the Convention as member Of that
body, IA registered member Of that body if the Wbg
SO plenses Every body must have understood by our
expression, the very same fac. which the Whiu ex.
presses in another phrase.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

VALUABLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY FOR ShI.E.-By
vue OF Deed uf Trust rtuted by the aue:"ai
Iron Manufacturing Company nearing date the lin day o.
March, sid and u" record in tile County Court Of Campne we
shall Monday the l7t day Of Api lSi3 H Eili and mol
lie fair day thereafter Sundays excepcd al The Fur
belonging To the said Company situated Stonswa
Creek in the county of Campbell by of pub
lie auction, all the Of The ,ad Company both real and
PERSONAL consisting amongst other things, OF In. Tract OF and
which the said Furnace is erected containing between onr
hundred end ty aud five hundred together with all tne
buildings and improvements lhereonal OF the SAID
Company in certain other Lands situated the neghorood OF
sad Furnace contahn. between thousand and eleven nun
tred purchased by The said Cofbn war
WICK after satisfying the lien Of purchase mo
also, all The mules horses. ca &c r. carl
plantation utensils wf.flhaow furnace tools mon ds Tor
and ali ct-r conneeed with or
bcnngine The Furnace Casting thereto At
tai he'd, ard in The possession of TIE said Company
II ia oonfdcnl" believed That there making esa.
b>tmrt the Stat nf Virginia which natural
conv.nemces advantages for the profitable prosecution "f that
Business than the here offered for sale There Is on the
tact Of land which the Furnace stands and within iew
hundred wards of the Furnace abundant If ir19uSt1
SUPPLY nf rich lion asceancd suitable for max
Ing iron Of excellent quality and there also the same
tract, and within short distance of the Furnace pen,
i supply Of good limestone The Furnace situated popu-
ns ncirhbohooh within less than miles Of James river to
which there good road and the Of transportation thence
10 Richmond, by of the Canal Is very inconsderabe. We
earnestly invite the attention OF cntepsng capitalists 10 s
property aarGns admirable opportunity for rohtabe
speculation.
e. SaThe real property sold on credit Of ss,
twelve eighteen and twenty -four months, lin four equal install
men r purchaser purchasers ring bonds win sooh per.
scc:ry, the OF purchase MONEY and tr
property itself bP retained further security
in the sale of the personal property cash will hr
required for all exceeding twenty dollars, and inr all
beyond that amount credit of months will be gwen;
r purchasers giving bonds with good personal security
The title to hc properly above advertised for SALE believed to
bc good hut acting merely Trustees will only convey 10
the purchasers such TILE ~ vested in us by The deed oil ust
aforesaid. WILLIAM DANIEL. JR., T,.ees
JOHN W. srRArToN, !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

IL We beg readers in Virginia. TO read the
Speeches of Messrs Edmunds and Randolph, .on the
Tax Bill Their lofty spirit does honor To the Legis-
lature OF the Old Dominion. We beg Editors else
where, to re.pnblish them. They display nprit in
the ancient Commonwealth, which is worthy Of the
imitation of her proudest sisters Fanatics may SEIZE
upon this bill. Miserable demagogues NAV seek to
make capital out of it, But so long as such spirit
continues, as exhibited Tuesday, by Leake and
Anderson and Randolph and Edmnrds, SO long will
Virginia her ancient faith and her unarnshed
honor. For one say, that If We are to be beat at
the Spring election, upon these grounds by the clamors
Of the Wh gs-if TO be defeated for preserving
the credit OF the State, and for those principles OF taxa
ton, for one, would patiently encounter the os;ra
cism of The people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

1.-THE Richmond Enquirer taxes ground ecidcdy IN Ia'"
mode Of nomination Of deegaes oil ,hs nao, ma, ,v
should directly as from lie pep e M mode
If yo,nr in the Convention Now ,trse. a. The lsbcan
surg thu ooj,e "nale feature Of "a. Oh
mo Of n ccc d,ng in body, that The ri Rhode
Island should rou lie Voice of New York. .4bany irsu
The piebsan has mislsd our friend of the Argus
The Conventions of lS32-and leoo dad vn,e ~
States hut each State give It's whole Electoral vote
and therefore thu voice of Rhode Island not equal
TO tie voice of New York The frs, National Consen-
ion which me. at Bi.more 2lss May, 1882
uhs same year with The Election itselil There was
no difference of opinion to The President (Jackson
bu they assembled for The purpose OF seectInga Vice
President The movement originated with N. Hsmp-
shire la that Convention, the Committee to prepare
mics Nc epor.ed resolution that eaeh State be
titled in the nomination Of Candidate to number OF
votes equal TO number to which they will be entitled
IN the Electoral Colleges, &c. THIS resolution was
sdnped; ard, in consequence The votes were taken III
the several delegations, and the whole vote OF each
State was reported to the BODY oil the Con'enton ny
member selected for that purpose.
The Convention OF Goth May, 1913, met at Baltimore
near eighteen months before the Election was first
moved by New Jersey. Virginia had about 100 Dele
gates present. Among the first resolutions adopted, was
one reported by Gen Saunders IRON the Select Com
mit,ee that majority of the delegation from each State
should designate the member or members who should
the vote of the State TO the body of the Conven
ton And in pursuance OF the precedent OF the Con-
vention of 80, they decided, that "the Delegates from
each State shall be entitled to as many votes as such
State is entitled 10 in the Electoral College, c-and
If no choice be made upon the first baIlotting in the
Convention for either President or Vice President,
then the respective Delegations were 10 retire and pre-
pare for second ballot.
Thus, the Argus will see that the votes of the va-
States not equazed, as supposes, in former
Conventions it is also evident, that the manner
of voting recommended by the late Convention of Viz
gina only carrying the principle by the former
usages of the Republican party
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
rEnE LAST lEcTURE -MaJor G. ToCuMAN OF Poland

THE LAST LECTURE -MaJor G. TOCU;iAN. OF Poland,
will deliver Lecture the Concert Hall of the Es-
change Hotel, THIS EVENING. half o'clock
SupIEcrThe History Of Poland, from the time Of the dis
Of Poland down The late RESOLUTION, conformity,
and Empsror- Napoleon, Alex
arier. Nicholas and the Grand Duke Constantine.
Polish AIRS Will he performed before and after The Lee
,urp, under the direction of Mr.. StsaSnski
Tickets cf admission - had Blackstone of
NJ andcp The Var at ihe Exchange Hotel and III The door
March lG iTS-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

We understand, that alr. Wise addressed the people
Of Williamsburg and James City twice on Monday
last, in speech of two hours in The morning, and two
hours in the evening. He is in Charles City, and
will address the people Of that county, at the Court
House, TO day, and The people Of York on Monday
next
IMr. Hill Carter, of Charles City, member of the
Senate Of Virginia, is in the field against Mr.. Wise
His address in yesterday Wing shows bun 10 be every
inch Whig-of the old Federal Scbool-a National
Bank-a discriminating protective Distribution,
&c, &c He criiicises Mr.. Wise's Address-and pro
claims the Wings of the Universe, ",hat they owe
legs gratitude to H. a. Wise than any other in the
whole Union, John Tyler He charges MIR
Wise with gross inconsistency MS politician =
which, of course, means, that Mr.. Wise is sometimes
rirht-Mr Carter, never
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

" The communication Of "Brunswick," RON
ing Gen. Geo. G. Dromgoole as candidate lot
gress, will appear in our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

a- Meeting of tho Executive and IL gsave Temperance
Society will III he'd in the Hail az the louse of Delegates FOR the
lat time during Nh of the Legislature On friday
cv"m"e nj ait o'clock Several addresses "y
sN2rcc. lI,rs respectfully invited Ia al
tend. ROBERT WHITE, President;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

II We recommend the LIST No "a Calm oys
er" to the attention of the People. Its views of
tionat Bank, Erehrguer, &C., are admirable. III:
No is devoted 10 the Tarif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

We are authorized TO say, tina, Major VIA. B. D.
will be candidate for reelection, to reprr,sn,
county of King s. Queen in the neat General iss'
bly,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

~ Special Meeting the Young Mems King william To-
tai Abstinence Society will he held At Beuah Meeting House.
Saturday before the 4 Sunday in March The friends generally
and members especially avned attend Several addresses
may be expected. by order Of the Executive Committee
Siarch l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

NJ There will he no Convention called in this
gressonal district, for the selection Of cantica.s
cause John w. Jones is regarded as the caa+.t4=
the whole Republican party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

The Committee on Judge SCOTS case viii p'o.;
report today. They have adopted resolutions rts
charges against him are not supported by cslGsno.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

r. NoTICE-Thete will a Temperance Meeting held in
hr Presbyterian Church Grnto in Powhaan Faster ao-
day William w Day, cf Manchester aud several others,
will deliver addresses ina, occasion.
March l6 JOHN WATKINS Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

MAJOR TocuMAs-Deliyers his last Lecture this
evening, on the D,smemberment Of Poland. This is
the 18th State winch he has vi,ited-the llth Legs
ature, from which he has obtained cordial and ami
mated Resolutions in behalf OF his in jured country
lie is about To visit the University, Williamsburg and
her College, Petersburg, Norfolk, &C. tor the purpose
of delivering his able snd eloquent addresses We
recommend him cordially 10 the sympahes of Nirgi
MIA; aud we that his lecture this evening, assist
ed as i; will be by the National Polish airs, under the
direction of Ms SFawinski, will receive that courteous
attention 10 which i, is enti,led.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

For Tickets and Shares Certificates Of Packages above
Splendid Lotteries. nGdress
J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, Va.
Drawings sen, Immediately aer hsy arc who order
ar above. March le los-Utd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

If we have totally lost the of the Madisonian
will he do the late State Convention of Virginia the
justice OF repu5lishng the remarks of Tuesdays En-
ourer on the article which il repub!shes from the
Charleston Mercury, in its Yesterdays paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

Besides prizes of $50, slo $50 $40 $780, s sao s $40
SIS, S2, $40.
rs No. Lctery-l6 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets s20-hnlves o--euarters 5-eIghih. 2 So
Certificate OF package of % whoes, sa7o 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
]. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Office hain I'd door 5sio,c an and l4s Streets
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES.
S5U,00O-S20, 000-Sl0,0 900

| ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class X for 1913 10 he drawn a;
Alexandria, ID. G., Saturday, April -, lSi3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

We have room, tins morning, 10 devote a line to
the Madisonan, to the Letter from Richmond, pub
shed in the Charleston Mercury, about State Con
vention We advise the Mercury to be more chary in
its corrcspondence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at hi. Depart
Oment until the nth As for building the bulls of one
two or three Iron Sesme to be used as Revenue Cutters
and forty M eet on deck twenty.hres 23 feet beam and
furnished hy the expected that these boats
The iron used in must be American and Of the
red Zone before the work put and the other aer
woush, and fitted its appropriate place. and eyou.
weight pound nclu ding coal bunsers tanks and
galleys The cham p"tes bobays and all iron work
the hull rigging sails and will be included
in the proposal aud the for such work will be separately
stated deck Of white pine by inches be LAID
cured from with wood bolts cauIked
and planned; berth deck VI ash yellow pine 2 by
spiked boed the berth deck beams also cauked and
paned ceiling plank Of white oak the heads inches
thick thsncs yellow inches ,hct to the lower deck
clamps all Of wht will be estimated by the superficial
feet The materials aud weight used in consruson to be
approved and the work to be Inspected by such ocer the
Secretary Of the Treasury may poqiot and the work e be
vessel. 70 be completed within sly months from the day Of DE-
to be previous 70 delivery BY two Judges
in the Of their dsageeme shall select hird who
determine whether been ia all
according the proposal and agreement.
J. Z. SPENCER, Secretary Of the Treasury.
toAHr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31
Albany.

Correspondence Of the Herald
ALBANY, Tuesday, March %.
| Rain and FTessts-Ihe Reputation Farsup--
Legislative Proceedings.
We have at last touch of what may be called
| spring weather. Last nigh it commenced raining,
and has continued to do so up to this present
writing, and the streets now resemble rivers. The
snow is melting rapidly, and there is an immense
quantity ofit-we may expect tremendous freshet.
Persons who reside in that position of the city
posed to its effects are however generally prepared
for its occurrence. 1t is to be hoped that speedy
resumption of navigation may be looked for.
The Reputation fare up" as it may be called.
is still in active OPERATION although it has great
measure subsidized to a mere personal centr oversy
between the Secretary of State and the Lieutenant
Governor. Colonel Young this morning, through
the Argus, announced his intention of replying to
the speech of the Lieutenant and declares
that he shall speak very plain, &c, &c and calls
the issue made by the last mel toDed gentleman
false one. To this the Lieutenant-Governorre replies
and says " The Secretary commenced, by an Off
cious and gratuous attack upon my official action,
under his official signature, and sent the same to
the body over which preside. He has are ady
learned that there two sides TO official reviews.
Ii he now chooses to renew the attack and to make
further experiments OF personal character, will,
notwithstanding his boast Of the matter and man.
ner, endeavor quiet his curiosity in that quarter
also" This whole war will be somewhat of Kill
kenny cat affair, il they are not very careful One
cannot help thinking, however, that the Secretary
OF State and the Governor of the State
Of New York, might be far better occupied than in
this manner rendering themselves Sufficiently ri
dicuous," by personal controversy of this nature
However, this is mere matter OF opinion, You know
In the Senate. to-day, petition presented
from the city of New York, praying for the repeal
Of the inspection laws il relation TO beef and pork
The major part OF the day occupied in the dis.
cussion in committee of thu whole on the bill TO in
crease the revenue of the State by extending the
market for salt, coal and lead. Proposes TO offer
bounty on these articles.
In the Assembly, this being one of the days as
signed exclusively to the general orders, the house
were in committee Of the whole the several bills
relative to the New York and Erie Railroad
SIMON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31
Plan FOR II 5 Nd
NENH MITQIC

THE Musical World is invited examine the new aud els
l. CANT Of toned Piano Forses for
ssle the Mute saloon 2oi Broadway below St Pa,Is
Church. OF the Golden Lyre AmoLs the Pianos for .se
bet hap stop grand action keys he &C. Pr
ccs low for cash.
New and Popular Songs, Duets Marches Ws,es and pie
ces daily puolsing and rsceivng rom every store IN the
composed aud by Russell i9han Hunter, Old Cloes
Mss Lucy o, Bird Boy. sail with me, TIE
wee aud the y Land Of The Mou tain, State Street QIiek
Step Church Bel Child aud h d. do Spirit Of be<uv.
sheghe,d ma D. Poor mans friend " CITY Guard" March,
v. Y, Qusdr.liss, Review quick step. NC. &c.
Guitars, Flutes, Strings, nc constantly On hand
Music Saloon DOL Broadway. sgo o. the Golden Lye'
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31

Resolved, That the alton o, the s.cr.,. :,
state stating that millions Of outstanding stocks were
now impending over the State, which created nv
laws In clear and direct hostility with the plsn
of the consttuton-these laws null and VOID from
their inception, and cannot impose a shadow of
moral obligation for the ulflmen OF their oensibe de-
mands" contains sentiments which ought not for mo-
ment to be entertained by the Senate neither Co
vernment the Legislature warranted in express
ing doubt Of its legal moral and civil obligations pay
all is bonds punctnsy to Pay the and eventual
officers appointed for that purpose Their authority.
when derived from public laws cannot be questioned
can any defect in the passage Of such Lavish any wise
validate the issue OF any such stocks
twill be seen that the resolution now offered il
an Important modification OF the one heretofore sub
united by the same Senator. Instead OF turning out
me secretary OF State, 1t proposes to turn out the
Constitution.
~ From the Albany Argus, March asl
HE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR MAYoR.-The
democratic convention held last evening, have pre-
sented most acceptable candidate for the popular
suffrage. Few citizens enjoy more envabie repu-
tatlon among us, for worth and capacity than Gen.
Gansevoort.
DIsrRIBUrIyE SHARE OF The PunLrc LANDs-Mr
Allen, from the Committee of WAYS and Means
submitted to the Assembly yesterday, report on
the subject Of The public lands, and reference to
the dstrbutlve share OF the State in the avas there
OF, which under the late administration,
celved and by the Treasurer placed deposite, SUBJ
Ject to the action OF the legislature. The report,
which was not read on account of its great length,
but which we understand goes fully into the subject
OF the distribution policy, concludes will be seen
with resolution, placing the money again at the
disposal OF its rghtul owners, the general govern
men whenever it shall be called for with interest.
The house ordered the printing of ten times the
usual number of the report
The INSPECTION LAws.-The practical operation
OF the inspection laws, the subject of q report
submitted yesterday to the Assembly by Mr.. White,
OF New York, from the Select Committee that
in that body, which abollshes all compulsory inspec-
ton and presents the proposition in clear and for
| chile manner.
| From the Buffalo Advertiser, March GAL
| MoRALs.-The Grand Jury of Monroe county, al
its late session, found twenty-five bills of indct
| ment, mostly against keepers Of gaming houses in
| Rochester. 1t is not long since the Democrat
boosted that Rochester the most moral city in
| the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31
OF FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
OPENING Of the Spring F,shiops he Masszn de Modes

Y GO anal s'Iee.. MAD. ID. BEHKMAN begs 10 INFORM
her friends and the public that she has Just received
from france and beaup style OF Silk
hats, which for and elegance of style was
the public BEFORE amoug which preemi
neat sik hs: called Capottc d Eenora which indeed
bemaczl 81 Partisan Nadine b. has just
raj of French imported fancy whalebones and hats
Of the choicest les also large assortment Of Tuscan and
ne Dunstapes; also large and varied Of French
lawn hats from infants ladesthe whole of which
Mad b. has Determined order TO meet the exgency Of the
tines offer such low must her the
Of her patrons who for have honod her
with their commands and obtain the preference Of
those whose she solics An early call
the old French establishments Mapazn de Nodes
Canal street. Mad has also received Of
PARIS flowers and ribbons which for and styles be
called complete. m 23lmSI