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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
POLITICAL.

STATE OF THE SENATE IL THE NEXT coNGkEss.
We copy ron the Pennsy lvan'an the last oil ne"!y
elected Senators which presents II SHOWS VIA, d"
extraordinary revolution has been produced III pnUic
sentiment by The Wing do;ngs of lci0, and The abuse
OF the power then o5taned
gut # the condition of the Senators whose elections
have not come on during the present year, and no WI"
hold fast in the next Congress, be looked into, 1t Will
ba seen ,ba. utmost all That remains Of Federalism IN
the body vii! be az war with the constituency II should
represent
Mr. Evans, Of Name, is in opposition 10 large ma
:ority of the body he should represent.
Messrs Bates and Choate IN opposition TO N re-
Gently returned majority OF ,h- Legislature OF Mcssa
chuse,ts; and slr Webster may we'll inquire no~-a~
he did in his last Fame u Hall speech"Hhsrt an TO
Be glaced 2" /, j. certain, II his friend MI thoae-
sho i, was unGe stood, ready 10 resign, TO :i'
him has old place IN the SeDa.e--were to vacaie 'ie
seat, Mr. Webster could not be elected to I'LL It,
Messrs Summons and Sprague, OF RHODE Island, only
retain majority to countenance them IN 'hG'F s'a'
Legislature By the acknowledgements oil the majority ''
The people.
MIR Huntpn,on or Connecticut, holds on, against
the majority in the Legislature OF his State.
Mr. Tallnadge, of York, has the State Legislature
pr1inst HIM by immense majority. and the voters o'
Tho State BY :. minority of twenty thousand.
Messrs Dayton and Miller, of New Jersey, by ger
rymanderinr have the majority Of the Legislature WIN
them, against majority OF three thousand among the
people.
sent.
Mr. Archer, If not Mr.. Rives, IS absolutely at war
with the majority in the Virginia Legislature
Messrs Mangum and Graham are IN opposition TO
The majority ia Tie NpT,n Carolina Legislature
Mr. Conrad We think, viii soon learn tina, LOUISIANA
is willing to dispense with his services.
Mississippi and Tennessee ere yet 10 speak Gil shf
subject Of Senator's but he signs indicate that they arc
not cxemp: from the revusion from Whogery that pre-
walls SO strongly in the ne'ghhorlng States.
Waodbrilre lOrler, OF
only three political friends the Legislature Of The
STATE and yet they rerresen, the opinions OF those three
in defiance of the express instructions passed by oo'
branches of The General Asse mbiy.
PENNSYLVANIA will sneak, IN few DAYS, her voice II
regard TO her Representative IN the Senate We dt
mol doub, that the Democratic majority VIII, %th IT.
unanimous vote rcsiect ;s present able aud a',hiu
Senator whose term expires IN Marcia man wh'
m, probably never been esceed as debaer BY AIRY
who have adorned and gwen renown 10 the Congress
of the union.
Vernon, aud Kenncky-ihe competitors for The has
silishi mas no .haae eIraoiia tcch'"" 'Dh"h F'de
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

bor,,e A. 5.i,;ytlY determined on leaving his post
r..r il n.wcyer an ,a.imaton in The letter, that VII
c. held a casul private conversation win 'ie
don. low, LAYS before his res, !aa.:on in whch ainso'
mad, y, nc latter 10 the su1jsc; q. his witnafa"
IN Formally from The next canvass. Ana the'e =
,e. with !hs Injunction an nyowa! by al' u OF ms g"
lire wi!iin mess 10 rrpeat The conversation 49,
oroner ap:!ica.ton, though he attaches nue. o' u"
o.,nc. 10 it. bcyond .slhc fac. oi its occurrence
eon, III whoa - wc as from The remark at the close
,a, , -s.., il The most favorable time that can oc'
~ far thorough inyes, ,aiian Of the whole mater, II
mould seem that Mr. &. would not b. reluctant parry
"a any such nqairy MIR. Bolts sought 10 ns'"ue' "
ne did rot 10 inTiie IT. ,,,s
But after all the letter is little more than an o'et
"a en- eois,le from MIR Ewing, the late secfe.",! " w.
Treasury which is appended TO i, and "hicn An
with more freedom and feeling On the SUBJECT .a' -,
nermi,,eG himself To indulge m Indeed, IS w ,,'e
manner of the Secretary, denounchg d, tue
nts, MIR sspencers statements or opinions on THESE
a,,.s SO ented 10 less respect credit than those
nf the Presidents door keeper; and charging MN WIN
m,k;nc statements the truth OF which, though unden
hle NJ L.. CT IN mari; could rot bave been known by INN
Dut for the manner oil his letter, Mr. E. not perhaps
a,oonsb,e uuGer the circumstances. HIS statements
,re ,l ina. the public 10 know, and these are o.
l,,,a mnorance II IS enough 10 say that he Know:
ma ,oote than Nj Crentea OF the oyerures sac t'
nave been made for cessation Of hostiiiies between
,ha pres,,eu. and Congress the conditions stated
out he admits BENG present nj the cabinet meeting wne'
lilo President proposed 10 decline Office at the end o
the present term, ana 10 IIs NJ. t. y cohcu's W."
III n-,scut in dissuading him from that course hi
ony difference indeed, between Mr. Spencer and h'm
self 49, that Mr. E. makes the advice apply only TO n
case then presented; while Mr.. S. makes it cover h
| whole acknowledgement such an avowal at any time
under any circums,a nces.-.ibaay .1rguS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
soje of re,y IolucbIe Rel Estate

s-SDER he provision ri tarirs the lCti
day March. .s2, made by the Richmond Manufacturing
Company the FIRST The undersigned Trustees OF the SECOND
part, Richard Anderson and Other persons Z" The hrd part
nIy recorded according law in the flutn.s Court Of ih
Cy of Richmond canresn. IL The undersigned trustees me u
property namely Aii that o or parcel OF and ine ~
CITY Richmond. between James River Canal and th
James River which the Richmond Manufacturing establish
mer il s,tuatron said LOT parcel of land stands
Cotton Manufacturing 81. and oher buildings Fixtures
Structures together with all and every part and parcel OF th
Machinery bea. ouai upon OF the aforesaid To-
enjoyed by the of the first part 10 the afoest
deed ie Richmond Manufacturing Company in thr mnnufac
of Otherwise; together VITA al Inc rights way
and water ri.his, easements, privileges franchises aht
enolumens held used and cninyed hr the party
the first parts aud also other iot parcel Of Land being u
III. city Of Richmond, ana mentioned and designated IN th
nan and upon plat the city OF Rchmond a LOT No ST.
situated opposite the Anory upon the opposite side Of The canal
ana also the following Slaves nanry-"John, Lewis, Henry
Thomas or Tom, George and ALBERT
We undersigned Trustees :" III proceed 10 Ell, una th
premises II O'Clock the 10th day If January next II fair
nn fair day thereafter a; portion Of The
described which exposed 10 sale The 2h in
slant advertised sold. The lot pacs
Locust Tree o Managers Yard tlr River
stirling Pine Tree the West end al Tie Backsms Shop
near The Ryeon this ground sian he saaae0. House. ant
several other Houses occupied hy The Factory andshs
perry Is believed IN he valuable account OF lis binding
Canal from which may I've had for manufacturing pur
poses he sed-upoa Inc following
fou cash. and tie balance three
equal m-n -, aud IL lncn, with added
the day of sale, when posse: sian will be given.
To the Of the several lsamenis bonds with
approved Secry wis he required aud dec of s; unon the
property. II the purchasers should fail comply with Ito
the sale by iag make Tie cash payments failing
required the day sale, then the
property Will he rescd The follow day risque
and cos; of the purchasers.
The undersigned win Themselves one bid only a
houh be required by the cetn que uoherwe, no bid will
reserved and The sale will bu absolute the highest bidder
FRED. ANDERSON,
I. HARRISON.
dor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
Bq The Lieutenant. Gorernor of Firg,a.e.
PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS ii has been represented 10 me- that WlLlN
w HUTCHINSON junicr la;e 81 rLrco COUNT, e.iar.rc M
felony in kidnapping slave has He'd from justice ard
going at large:
Now therefore, John 81 Gregory, Lieutenant Governor
do cehy Offer hundred collars any person
persons WHO will appehsnd said m Hutcheson
yer him into jail Of -rrco county. And require all Of
civil and military c! request the people Of the Comnon"ea
pop-. diligence To The arrest of tile aid Gg tive Ia
he may he dealt with Is The law directs.
Given under my hand and under the lesser seal Of the Goa
monwealh, at Richmond, this a..h d. Of Derenbe'
tsEAL.i the wear ls;a JOHN VI. GREGCRi
William lluckesoa i forty years old. from " feet %
inches high, straight. with broad shoulders. Lee:
small prumnen, bones. blue hair dark h
org, chiefly the Jeff His countcnace /.
what peculiar and forLiddng in is cast.
Dec .0-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
NAVY sI-rpI,rS IOR ia

BrRr,v cos.IErerios, EslIfMrrr& HsSns'
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed, will be received at this Bu
r,nr rn3 o'ciock NJ o tie i5:h January neat, for inr
nsnr and delivering Tie Navy Yards AT Portsmouth, Ne"
an,nsir. C,lr>owl, ias.acu-ctts Brooklyn New YORK;
pnade pia: Washnrlnn, District OF Columbia; and 9ospnrt.
eb quantities OF the following ,ces. of the hest qGay that
may be ordered required from n cetrac's BY the respective
Commanders Commanding oi'ers al TIE taa Navy aata
The wear eighteen hundred and ferry 'e Tor tie ae q the
Navy Of thr United states, viz:
Speruiacet' candies
SpciInaceti oil
I.n.eed oil lin IT, raw state
Dry paint. the articles named In the printed n.ers)
II Is distinctly understood however that persons who mny
have cam or privilege 10 iurnh greater
quantity of any article may be expressly ordered.
II also to he understood that, whe PERSONS reside al oel
places than those near which they engage furnish articles they
will he required appoint and duly auhoIe some person. res,
dect NJ or ea, the place delivery receive and upon tie
orders which may tr aade: ana IN case the yer
contracts has agent, ra neglect or ia 10 comply
acquisitions orders BE- na receive of a'ttir> uhaei
hi. contract aud Of qualify The officers OF
Of tr Navy shall be authorized I" purchase tie same anu
shall be Liable for any excess o coat over tie con
tract price.
Separate proposals be made for each class Of articles fo
each navy yard for the Baltimore naval sa'"n The blank IF
fers furnished 10 ..drjua all tt bcass carefully rt
pp and subscribed directed IN The no;e On the iee u
each fun and lie cers must he unqhalce ana unconditional
Bonds with two approved sieios IN onehird he estimated
amounts the RESPECTIVE. contracts WIZ De feed and ten pei
c.nt in addition viii he withheld from The al eaci
va yn.n collateral >ecun! IT," TIE due and faithful
Of the respective contracts. whrh Will
lie paid until the contracts complied wh III all respects, un
less specially ,uthnfizsd 10y The Ciiiei of tn. BUREAU
After decln. per c-n;um, paynen; Will he made by The
United :;ars thirty days after The said articles shall haze
en inspected received anu bulls tor the same Presented
the NAVY Agent. approved y the Commanders Comman1;
officers II tie respective navy yards ana naval station
| according 10 the terms of the contracts
The mower 10 reject all oer from persons who have heretofore
failed To fulfil with the government expressly
B,uk forms ct offers for each denomination OF articles will b.
furnished BY the respective Commanding officers Navy Agents
persons applying for them and upon we a., oilers should b
| nee On t7-aaw;d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

4 MEIIA COURTHOUSE FOX SALL.-Pnr.uen: To the ic-
n De-i ni Trust executed by Ac' u Essesion
and wife Eghc Leigh and Jurus L. Leigh Trustee. or
Thomas rie now decreased dated il day Of October, le,
ard recorded in Clerks Office of Amelia County CONT tie
suhScrbs acting Trustee VIII sell for cash. by public auction,
TO the highest bidder Thursday tho eth day II JLni, 43
being Amelia Cou, day. the Tract Of Land which the Cont"
and other county buildings located caa;"uin. about
0G acres The improvements 81 .he hest
dwelling in good large and
newly erected house with ali the conv-nences requisite
establishments house. with tw1 and
cellars arg. brick Stable nearly new sranary fovenie
houses and kind Of uut nr that can he
needed upnr web fixed establishment; beautiful yard. and
gard, this OF the country, with
substantial nick enclosure.
This properly should the attention Of capitalists the
purchaser fear compeiton either merchant Inn
land extending considerable distance IN d.
the Court aud there being other buildings
Aso will b. soid tine, several Negroes,
said deed Wagons an Earts, Carriage and Harness.
Of Hog Horses Cows aus; Sheep PaGaon Utensils of
every KIND, valuable Household and Kitchen Furniture
The cneI will arh t;ie vested in him h. The
deed y hich he believes 10 b. perfect. L. G.. LEIGH
Dec. ~ G3--~tdj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

'j'ArsT SALE OF LAND, NEGROES, &c.-By virtue Of
pced ii~t executed 10 c subscriber y Eaton e. Field
f the hsnrt Of his ord: generally and daiy recorded in the
Clerks Gtcc Of HeccuSUr. CONT WILL Tuesday tie
h Gay al January nrJ il; iar. II fair day, The
TeuiseS, sell la The highest r that Eshy valuable Tract
LAID UE or BGtrBer creek being the Land which said
Field fesua, resides containing about 900 The
consists 81 comfortable dwelling house, it'll nil
necessary oui buildings, together with and ss :l The
cf land considered ty good judges te equal Any
the ccHty ,sel anuch 20 e GROWTH Of ioacrr. wheat
aud III PERSONS disposed purchase VIII please
the land previous tie day Of sale s;r. Field VIII FLEA
show the land 10 any dsposed 10 examine H. Oh the
day and ri The place, VIII hc sold between % and so
Negroes boys and girls. Also, ali the housthod
.n kitchen Furniture and Plantation Etensi. OF every kind
geher with said Fields entire crop every kind
aas oil cora, ca,s fodder and hay o M stock Of orses
Cow hs and Sheep The erns wbic! will be liberal. wilt
he The day of sale The creditors nf said Field
eanes, renrted 10 attend TIE SALE their Chains will be
.ductet any purchase they may make ..l persons having
against s.!d Field will please maxi them kaoa
uiscribcr before M Jay sale that provision he
elf settlement The e TO The above rrorer;y believed - be
uGqre>tionabc but selling Trustee. will convey title
ot vested N ty virtue nf sand deed. The sale wi lie
positive and wii:ioHi reserve.
aMASA +. WRIGHT, Trustee.
The above sale il made witt MY and Appreciation
EATON q. FiELD.
Boyitcn 10th Dec. 1912 G3-aawds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

The Hon. J J. Cf,,enden, Attorney Genera Of
the u S. under Genetnl HARRISON, and now S"n7or
from Kentucky has addressed letter 10 The EDITORS OF
the National lptegencer ia reference to some state
mens in Mr. Spencers letter to the Rochester commit
tee, touching certain occurrences which took place
pending the veto on the second Bank bill OF the extra
sesson.
The main object Of the letter purPorts to be TO ex
onerae the writer from any participation in the meet
inr of the CabDe, o: which the President is said 10
have proposed in his veto message, distinct
withdrawal from the canvas. for the succession, and
from any knowledge Of the subsequent proposition from
leading Wings in Congress 10 withdraw the secone
hank BILL on condition that the then Cabinet should
be retained in Office. And it is due 10 Mr. c. TO say
that be the facts what they may, either IN relation TO
the Presidents proposal TO his Cabinet, and their ad-
vice. reference 10 the overtures on hehat OF the
them Cabinet, the la;c Attorney General had part
or 10, in the mater, not having been present at The
Cabinet meeting in question or knowing TO the over
1uye, said to have bsea made afterwards, bot having
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

REECii CREEK ACADEMY.-ihe undersigned would an
- 10 the public a they have again employed r
f. Whidden 10 suptrnCEd tins School for Tie 1919 which
vii! commence the second Monday o February and
continue ten mnntt Having been in employ for the
and perfect satisfaction having given, feel
confden; IN recommending the School TO hr public Instruction
will he Greek Latin French, Mathematics, and all En-
g branches usually taught Academies Particular
viii lie given Ia srcaSing and composition There
cancy Of eight scholars ard il application made
they he entered in the School Few locations
he desirable. either fur morals, health, study.
Tuition pei English, 49, Languages $50 Bo1rd, $50
{. T. G0ODAI.L, NATHANIEL CROSS,
JAMES MCDOWELL, THOMAS 81. WHITE
WM. l.. WHITE. JESSE WYNN.
hanover, Nov. 80, lej2. s9-wu
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IErn,a n, Go,dcn Yese. !
{ FTVIF INt VV,uFI' .sE./
THE SaCEM MiSs IL. +. Gouin.


THE SaCEMAHE3.--ny Miss H. +. Gouin.
".7c; ,,eV your part-ti,re al The honor s'eS.'
The shoemaker "a, amid wax and leather,
With isrstcnr over his knee,
Where snu. IN has shop, hv dehrd All weather.
Drawing IN, gra:i.rs and sole together,
A happy old man was h.
This happy old man was so wise and KNOWING
I'M, " ofih Of is ;.mr he knew,
He hrI,ted has ends, and he KEEP. them going,
And te,t Ia c1cl moment 4 stitch was ewing,
untI he got ronne i.e shoe
OF eve.y deed ,he! his wax vas sealing,
The ola,,nc wls fran a"d ias.,
TIE NJ ck Of h.s awi never caused iteilHs
OF nam Ia tie Toe. aud his ssA IL ie.lihi
WAS p I!cct. aud tsac 10 tie last
Uh.neve. yoG give Kim foo, 10 measure,
With sen;lo aud >s!iirl hand
lie TOOK it, proportions, wih ino"S al pressure
AS II you wric giving ;ac ceS,iiest treasure,
O, dubolrg hm lord of The lanh
And many ore DID he save from getting
A fever, or cold, u, cough;
70. many u 100: dis he save from weItine,
When whether in " ate! snow 't@ds setting,
His shoen. would keep them oil
When he had done with his making and nending,
wiki hope and peaceful breast,
Ers!.ninc his awl, and his thread wa, ending,
lie pass,d from his bench, 10 the grave DESCENDING
As high Is King 10 rest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

n EW BALTIMORE hCADEht.-Th institution s'ale.
~ i'm Faunucr mites East Na.rca.on Will II,
session on the 18th OF January 1913 Elder Jnhn osvr
supern,c !, has nros.red for ne last Is year
viii continue 10 bc principal teacher. The
lion extensive an. ioIoagh, and ~ discipline mid hu e
cicn, Tie society and health the ucigEborhro. eGna
ii sny other Tha term. $50 fr board so for tuition
En.l- SO Languages; ard 81 for fuel for the term
:u!-n.S enter Ioe less tire and ray e r,it
,,,u 4, these tern- CHS. HUTTON
President of the Board G: Trustee.
p.s & vt
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/,ryy,s DOMESTIC MEDICINE. R,ynsed'. cepp-Tbi

GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE Rtyn0ad's GspN-i ms
aI sei1l family rtc I;ne H. which received such pat.
ronaee r several Years tutlce WAC revised anu
enlarged By Author 1884, I" go pages royal octave a'
,.pro,y ned III The publisher for the proptOs EaynenaS copy
viz the enlarged copy beautifully executed both IN printing
and binding cmbeshr with costly steel eneraSins' enc o.
The autograph likeness Of Gum and each copy con-
,ns the certirales several distinguished medical
and stamped OF the sck IN gold F;.eis haynoha 'ps'
by which purchasers give thei. orders.
All orders fo This copy, forwarded 10 Mr. G. " Raymond New
ronr Camden New Jersey will rec,ive prompt attention.
way e. V. RAYMOND, Puh. q. d. NJ
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
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~ AN AWAY from the subscriber TIL Saturday, We i' :" &c
Il cembe 1872 Negro man named sfEfhEN, hsv hih
forty, eleven inches or
raw iourd. vi aged n light complexion, smooth sn, anu
hi, i rs;cai very high, giving him somewhat tue aia
If being ba,-voce husky, and his experiment anu %
much that Negroes raised the Blue Ridge. !to l
c,rri.d away BE- Identified Stephen Is D! a",
m: aud his arms powerfully developed NO marks u cd
of any kind he al reward VIZ! he pad ioI Tue
p,elcnsion Of phcn if he is lodged IN ai stephen We
brought Of Abeinar,, aud is pnany no
there. Address - w. ". h"nn.'x;
| Ambler's Mills, Louisa county, va