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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

MIR. CABErL offered resolution, ins.rrct;ng The
Committee of Courts CT Justice to report Till fx:ne
the second Monday in January 1914, as the period
which the next General Assembly Of this Common
wealth shall meet.
On motion of Mr.. GARRETT il was laid on the table
An engrossed bill, concerning Samuel Houston and
the administrator Of John Saundersou, deceased
ties of Matthew II. Rice, was taken up, on motion o.
Mr. lRYIsG, and read third time. 1t was discussed
for some tIme-Messrs lEvlsc, WHITE of r., slooKf
OF X, and ANDERSON in tavor and Giessrs. CRuTcn
| FIELD and WILLIAMS in opposition.
On motion Of Mr.. CRuTcHrIELD, the vote ordering
an ensrossment recousdered and the bill was re
committed.
On motion Of Mr.. EDMuxps OF II the House
solved itself into Committee of the Whole The
Appointment bill-alr. Watts in The Chrir-thG
amendments offered by MIR. Powell of A. on Sau:da.
bein Q under consideration.
Tie question being MS The first amendment, whcl
vas to strike out Norfolk Borough from the 7ih Dis
rict md i'd it 10 he lst District MIR. DAVIS oil IL
K @ moved that the vnte be taken the whole scrc.
OF amendments together. This motion was discussed
sor n long time-aad was lost.
Mr.. DiSiEL Of T. G. moved TO amend, SO as TO take
Prince George from the LIST District and attach i! 10 the
Cd.
Mr.. TAYLOR preferred the original amendment, be
cause il altainable
Messrs. EpMUSDs OF II. and YERBy opposed Mr.. ID. 4
amendment which was lost
The lst amendment Of Mr. Powell of A. was opposed
by Mr. DANIEL of p G., and was adopted, ayes 81
noes 32. This takes Norfolk Borough from The 7lb
District and adds it 10 the Is,
The Cd amendment was agreed 10. This takes Pc
ersburg from the st District and attaches it TO the 81
The House continued to consider the amendments Of
Mr.. Powell Of A., and agreed TO strike Cumberland
from the I'd District.
And Mr.. EDMCSDs of II. moved to add Charlotte,
instead Of Cumberland, TO the 4h District. Carried.
Mr.. BANKS moved TO insert Cumberland in the 4t
Disrict-Carried.
Amhers, was taken from the 4th District-and was
added TO the 9Th District.
Cnlpeper wastaken from the 9th District. MIR BANKS
moved to add Cnlpeper To The OH District. Mr.. Pow
ELL Of F. moved further to add Madison to the 9if
Disrict-hlr. LKAKg of A. supported the Amendments
of MIR. POWELL OF +.
Messrs. BANKS, CARTER BRoADus and DAVIS of o
and G. opposed it. II was lost-ayes ~, 53 -
Cn'peper then added To the OH District.
Mir BAsKs moved to take King George from the
9th District, and attach it to the sth Mr.. Wallace
supported it. Mr. Davis of X Il O., protested solemn
y against the amendment. hlessrs. Crutchied
STROLLER and Lewis, supported it.
Pending this question, on motion OF Mr. AiLwoRTn
a, half past o'clock the Committee rose, reported
progress, and had leave TO Sit again.
On motion of Mr.. WooD, the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07
St.SSFX COTfvTy

At meeting Of the Democratic party, in the county
Of Sussex held al the Court House thereof on Thurs
day. the 2ud day Of February ls43 for the purpose
appointing Delegates to the State Convention, TO be
holden in The City Of Richmond, the End day o.
March next:
On the motion Of Col. Jesse Eia'gTave, Capt Francis
E. Rves called to the Chair, and Henry W
Eppes, Esq, was appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being explained by the
Chairman, the following resolutions were offered by
Col. Hargrave, and unanimously adopted
Resolrsd, That we highly approve Of the holding o
State Convention in the city of Richmond, he 2nc
day Of March next, and that twenty delegates be up
pointed to represent this county in the SAID Conven
tion when the following gentlemen were named, &c
wit john Cargill, George Blow, john j. Prince
John @ Moylcr, John Freeman, Rober; Eldrdge
William T. Par,am, Jesse IIargrave, Cyrus Dillard
William Briggs, William Parsons John NJ Wyche
John V. NJ. Eppes, Cyrus +. billiard, John Goodrum
Potts, Edward G. Land and Matthew Moore; and that
our dele gate, John II Walker Esq, and our Senator,
Archibald Atkinson Esq, Of the General Assembly oil
Virginia, be requested 10 act Delegates; and that the
Chairman and Secretary be added to The list.
Whereas, the honorable George b. Cary our worthy
Representative in the Congress Of the United States
having notified his constituents ,ha, he will not be
cand date at The approaching election Therefore,
Resored, That we suggest the propi-ty OF holding
district Convention 10 assemble at central place
within the said district (afer the shall be ar
ranged by the present Legsature,) to nominate some
suitable and fl person TO represent The in The next
Congress of the United States. And that - be ap
pointed delegates from this county, TO attend said Con-
yention. The blank was filled with the following
names: Jesse Hargrave, George Blow Francis Rires,
j. M. Eppes, John O. Moyler, John }. Prince, John
l. Dunn, J. D freeman, J. w. Mason, j. Il. Walker,
aud j. NJ. Wsche.
Resolved, That we respectfully solicit the opera.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07
COMMUNICATED
IUH ~
To the Poiers Of the Charlotte Senatorial District

To the Foiers 81 the Charlotte Senatorial District.
The resignation Of your present allie and faithful
Representative, MIR. Bouldn makes 1t necessary Tor
you to seec, suitable person 10 supply his place
These times Of extraordinary difficulty and danger,
and il s. therefore, important that he be Democrat
only in name but in deed ind in truth, able, com
peeut and faithful, whose Democracy is above susi''
cion and whose opinions are firm and sleadfast.-
While do not wish, in the remotest degree, IN say
aught against the pfetensions oi either Mr. Anderson
or Mr. Darlington, whose names are before you, nf
against those of any other gentleman who may be- pre-
Sc nted uhese are not the times 10 hold family quar-.
rels cannot and you should not, overlook the claims
OF the present Representative in the Legislature from
Charlotte, Mr. WIN. II Dennis. Last Spring, "he
fought the good fight of faith, and conquered the most
popular and formidable opponent, that is to be found
in the Wing ranks in the county esteem this to De
a high virtue, and very necessary one now 10 have
the power 10 The most popular man, and 10 carry
Tor The Democracy county, long represented by
Wing / aul sure il is not necessary for me to Po'ni
ou, his clulms 10 your notice, and TO vntcae his III
ness for the station You know him TO be fully emit
tied both by his talents and oh moral qnnli'es, I"
your eonlid. nee aud support HIS course, during ihc
present ess on of the Legislature, gives ample proof OF
his worihiness of The trust already con!idec 10 him.
and should you be disposed 10 widen and extend his
sphere &C usefulness and by your votes 10 elevate hun
to the Senate you may be equally confident, that ne
will there guard well your rights, and use his efforts
faithfully to promote the general interest OF the State
a DEMOCRAT ~ EARNEST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

school, for these duties specially laugh. al weal
Point, and should be made a part Of The INSTRUCTIVE"
here az an essential element of military school" !.
In few words, there is not single duty required .,
the present Guard so far as We what ca,h
be performed by the proposed c"m any Of cadet" WI"
propre,y and efficiency; added 10 which these 'nhs
lads would be acquiring an education which could %
fail 10 be greatly useful well 10 he civil Is NE
military oi this State. Then, why should local c"n'
derations defeat measure of such general advantage.
Besides, how long before we may be called upon 70
take up arms, no knows hut al may Judge neaf'y
from present indications. Aud we ready? Is our
militia instructed? DO the officers know any thing
kept 10 march up and down our streets? Notw''h
standing the large annually expended Tor our
boas,ed sy.iem OF militia, would not this militia g" INTO
the field as gnoran. Of oil the essentials OF snld'er
as if not one dollar had been expended: And vii! not
the proposed school disseminate this very knowledge
80 y:tal'Y necessary IN times of Doubt, IN i'w
wears throughout the entire Siaie' And VIVA, IS 1t L"
cos,.-Ifss than ,ctat onr city Gaard costs. Then,
we ask again, why hesitate RANDoLfh.
;, aRoanc'," ond No. which IN the Il. Wig ing
morning shalt receive due nirr Ii full of snorincr ana q
co,s"Guer ~.
h:ch-pad .HgIIcg morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07

Tie Right IF risitation on The Coast q .3r'ea IS
still a vexed question between France and Eng land
which late treaty has rather emboled aud rendered
more compex.
The lnie papers from London state that NJ. de 81
AuIare the French Ambassador in London had formally
announced that France did not to ratiiy the Gum
uple treaty. and had proceeded further TO say, that as
against the principle Of That treaty that The French
opinion declared il bat carrying that OPINION
out to require that the preceding treaties OF 1851 and
S33 should also be annued.
These az our readers know, admit tie mutual right
of search The C0ast-and the quintupe treaty went
only little farther y extending the hints WITHIN Which
this RICH. 10 be exercised. Hence we have nevei
been able to sympathize with the fine sentences which
the French Deputies and newspapers uttered about
.cls;o Of the flag and the national honor IN Discus
sing the Quuu pie treaty, when already they mad fnr'i:
oT ten yeurs yielded The principle and Fcquiesced II
the search of their vesselsby British cruisers on IN
coast.
But it seems treaty. which refuses most Justly tc
admit the supervision by any foreign officers Of ships
under the American ag has net,ed the pride OF France
and she too now, is for executing BY her own Navy
alone, her stipu'ations against the slave lraoe.
But this seems TO rs new feature IN diplomacy-tha
treaties deliberately and soemny entered INTO and duly
observed for years. upon the demand OF one party
be annued.
Accordingly, il is said tina. Lord Aberdeen had de-
clared to NJ dc ST. Aulaire that PERSISTENCE on the
part Of France aside the Treaties OF le3i and 1888
wonld be the signal for the withdrawal OF the Britain
Ambassador from Paris.-Pennsylranidn
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NJ In Hanover County Court, January 2il. 1919:
The death OF WILL. WiNGFIgLp, n member of mi.
Cart having heen announced 10 tile Court 10y Charles " Dat.
ney Ed. il was
the unimcly death al their it- associate, VIM Wing6ed
Reired That :he invarlbe Kindness ad rrnteness OF his
manners the rluaiy Of his temper, his can sound ind,
Gcn' and his hoEesi devotion I" justice and ruth, had IL
vobly impressed tins Court and the recollection of
and valuable qualities
how is , Is and ho'y rrndng This beieavc
mcnt 10 his family and friends.
Rrsoircd That ;h- Court rnrrain heartfelt sympathy wi
the widow and children of their brother and wond
tender 10 them whatsoever
certifying hem that the qualities which had MI ct
ed them closely the deceased felt and appreciated
by this Courr.
Redirect That copy OF these resolutions certified 10 the
widow of Tie deceased and other roiics forwarded TO the
Richmond newspapers far nsertian.
And THEN the Cnart adjourned
ACopy--T.s,c,
WA. o. WINSTON D. e. &c
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[.Ttc Orleans Bee, Jan. q.

BANKS OF OnIo Considerable difference has pre-.
vailed among The Democratic members Of the Ohio lie
gisature, in relation to their banking system. II up.
pears To be settled by the adoption of bill intro
duced last winter into the Legislature, a basis fol
their future This bill originated in the Senate
but was 80 amended in the House that il failed of
passage IL allows the charter of banks, but will
be amended as TO require, among other things, the
vidual liability ofhe stockholders. BY the amend
men, before The Senate, the individual liability o
the stockholders is applied only to The circulation CT h
bank This is to be redeemed first from the assets
second from the individual property Of The directors
and third from the individual property Of the stock
holders and the stockholders in ofnsovcncy,
right of notion against the directors, under whose
ma gene mt the insolvency occurred.
The individual responsibility is insisted upon by the
Democrats Indispensable 10 any bank Law. Tie
remarks Of the Ohio Statesman this subjcc! very
decided
awe demand responsibility in its broadest sense,
give lard dollars fast the present Bank charters
pe (or b!ow up) which will terminate in aoout ten
years 10 We promised the people good banks OF
none, and we believe The majority Of the Wing party
are little disposed, the ''sober second thought
be swndled in future by loose and unrestricted bank
ing e'-.S. y Eeentag Pos!