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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

,s,-Thr Mercury has al length found its speech,
W follows. rrpy To our question, To the Truth of
81 - l; Mr. Calhoun had gireH in, to the article Of the
cordrni, stating that Sir. Calhouu's friends did
ft him receive the nomination. and in support Of the
,sr Spectator, that subject. Eve believe the Two
's'..'.. have already been published IN this paper
c,auo support The Democratic cIeed-tbs true creed
Trade lis head, in supporting MIR Van Buren,, then
eyr support him, though forty Conventions shou una
dominate him. And. IL support that creed best
, .,; nan to Interfere As to the National Conven
ave desired its existence and therefore care
,.- whether is composed of men or monkeys What
~, ,nt good in itself, Is not made particle by
Of such body; and what is bad, is no, whit
i,',sya and praise"
jo ii the Mercury may be sure that Mr. Van Buren, is
~ Free Trade ct the South. His Northern opinions
sr.ir We look upon him, therefore, already
N. support. This looks very much like an invitation 10
eu,y;i's friends stand their ground for it is plain
s ,a II they do 50, the Chira;ry will in AFTER
- sasaerd Uhg.
~ sincerely trust, that for once the Wing may be
though We confess, we do not exactly relish the
:.!s of he Mercury upon the Baltimore Conven
Bl; ii the Mercury will ultimately stand by Us,
=. sill dare to hope, we will not quarrel about
,,.,ssions Me- Van Buren, has declared, that he
5Ig disapproves of the present Tariff, both in its
.-r's ant It's detnis-and we have no doubt, he is
ly honest IN the declaration, and anxious TO carry
at
r, Wings have hitherto counted upon the divisions
~. ranks-bu; they are in all probability destined
,,isyous disappointment. Their own exer,ions
.,,..f-. As member of the Democratic Association
i.-..d. IN large meeting in the Exchange Hotel, on
S.,.i.y night They coun, without their host
Il 81 tie battle WAKES warm, there is not Republi.
"A b,s,, worthy The name, that will not come TO the
...:s Wnsn the Republican Flag flies the Battle
9ren, Of Baltimore in MAY next, there will not be
is. IN the broad borders of Virginia hundred I'm
.ar r,les
sq. the friends of Mr. Calhoun may calcul,te upon
lang as certain-The day is almost al hand, when
,,- Hns presses, which have been all sloag wheed-
h, and coaxing them off from The friends of Mr.. Van
a- and are now, part Of their tactics, trying to
her pride, by persuadng them that they have
.q cheated, and tame, cowed, despised by their
,.:isn-w II themselves tarn upon the friends of MIR
q houn, and Will hate and abuse them, worse than
e.y Save done the Van Barren men They must pre-.
s tIer heads for the urn of Nantippe. But, Socra.
,..,se they will know how TO bear the dispensation
n, trends Of Mr. Calhoun. who know their tricks, and
I.:., VII dtspse their abuse. As fat,ery has not
e3ace3 them into the ranks Of Mr.. Clay, so ntlmlda
70 vail nc; force them away from the arms of their
'.,al associates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19
DemOcr0tic .Nett;ng IN Richmond.

The Democracy of the City Of Richmond, will hold
meeting at the City HalI THIS EVENING, the
l9th Of December, at O'clock TO select delegates 10
the District Convention, which is to assemble IN the
City Of Richmond on the lh day Of January, lS4i,
to select delegates 10 the Democratic Convention.
which is 10 assemble Baltimore in May, 1914, TO
inmate Democratic candidates for Pres dent and Vice
President Of the United S:a'es-and, the time
and place, select delegates TO represent the Demo
cratic Party of the City of Richmond in the State Con-
ven,ion, whch is TO sssemt. in Richmond IN Feoru-
ary next MANY DEMOCRATS CT RicnMosD.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JEFFERSON

UEMlWRATIC MEETING IN JEFFERSON.
large and respectable meeting of the Democrats of
Harpers Ferry Precinct held at WaIlings Hote'
on Nov 18th, which was ofganized by calling William
smalwood, Esq 10 The Char, and appointing Dr. Jas
Garry Secretary
On motion, the Chairman appointed The following
gentlemen delegates TO The Winchester Convention
TO be held on the Sih January next:
VIM J. Stephens, Hamilton Graham Geo. Mauzey,
Hugh Gilieece, David Gilbert DE- Jas. Garry, John G.
Wilson, r. ID. Doran, Richard Parker.
On motion, the Chairman added TO the list.
On notion Colonel Edward Lucas, Jr., was also
added
On motion, it ives
Rssotced, Tina. Tie proceedings of this meeting be
Published IN the Winchester V,rgnan, Virginia Re.
publican, and Virginia FEE Press.
wa. SMALLWOOD, Ch'n.
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House of De,erates-Yes'trday.

The House we're engaged nearly all day in the dis
eussan Ct bill "to shorten the sessions and TO cur
tail the expenses Of tn Legislative department, of the
Government" Tie bill was read first and second
times Sundry amendments were e!Ftred-bu. they
were all rejected and the original bill ordered to De
crossed 1t provides that after the expiration Of Sc.
ven,v doys from The commencement Of the presses
and any subse quent sessions of the General Assembly
the pay cf the Sp akers of the two Houses shall be
reduced four dollars per day and the pay OF The other
members reduced TO two dollars Details IN our next
Of this and the other subjects acted on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

always happy to testify towards personal and poll
teal ftiends-and which, in the present safe of our
party, we think proper to express on all proper
SONS. We but repeat towards Mr.. Cox the opinion,
which we have formerly expressed towards him and
but pay again, the tribute to his talents and his public
spirit, which they deserve at the hands of his friends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

The Democratic Republicans OF the county of Lou
sa requested to meet their next January Court,
rhe "a M,nday) 10 appoint delegates t, the District
Convention t, be held in Richmond the Ilth Of ia
nuary, for the purpose Of selecting deegses to the Ma
I onal Convention, which will meet IN Baltimore.
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST EVENINGS NAIL.

Georgia CoH1fntion.--A Core pendent NJ the So
vannah Georgian writes from NI'lsdgeviil, on the
2h inst, that 'the Convention last evening, at
Lafayette Hail. for the purpose of organizing, appoint
ing President, Secretaries, Committees, &c. Ii
called to order by Hon. Alfred lverson The call OF
he counties took place, when appeared that 7G
represented, and l62 delegates answered TO their
names The Convention then proceeded 10 appoint
pc rmanent officers. Honorable Charles J. Mcdonald
was elected President, and F, II. Sanford Secretary.
Quite animated debate then sprung up between
Msssrs yerson, McAster, SpadiDg, Goodrich, Jones,
Howard and otho:s, regard TO the arrangement
Of the business of the Convention which resulted in
Inc adoption of resolution, approving ofMe National
Conccn,ion to be held at Bcl,naore, and the appoint
ment of 4 committee of hree from each Judicial CIR
cult 10 draft preambl. and resolutions to be sub
mit,ed to the cons deraton Of the Convention. On
motion the President added To that committee
The best feeling Peryades the members-not the
sghles, dissenson exists except upon few minor
points every seems determined TO Danish from h 9
breast all personal prepossess'ons for men, and unite
for grand object-a triumph over the common enc
my The Wings expected some sweet nuts 10 crack,
OF the result Of this convention, but to-day their
elongated countenances assurance that they have
already found outiher mistake. Toey most woful-
ly Disappointed, aad they doomed 10 be much
in very shor; time, for there is sun in
the heavens the proceedings Of this convention will
cure triumph Ct the Democracy III Georga-depend
upon it,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

~ II will be seen by notice in another column,
that the Democratic meeting, which 10 have been
held al the Exchange Concer, Room, will be held al
the City He'll tn evening, the 10 III inst, al O'Clock;
the room the Exchange having been previously en-
paped, for another purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

We understand, that Dr.. John Brocsenbrough has
declined the Agency, SO literally land unsought for
by him. rendered to him by the Common Hall of this
City. 1, was to ask at the hands of Congress ap
proprst'on for clearing out the distractions to the
ma yuation Of the lower james River.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19
pguoCEATlC ASSOCIATION.

0aa Of The mos. spirited meetings we have ever wit
rss N ti.s Association, last Saturday night;
u; James Bosher in the Chair The Hall was crowd
I'd si,h 4 very large and orderly assemby-of both
Pliiss legislators and strangers well as citizens.
H. Reynoj, was the htsl to address the Associa-
o. 10 behalf Of the principles the Republican party.
h spoke with grea: c.earness, and turned 10 good
s9ua: the experience he had CLEANED in Europe.
Ar. r tchie then called ny Carter NJ. B:aston, Esq
S4o delivered strong and eloquent address Mr. b.
s'ied up w F. Watson, Esq whose speech was most
sa;n,ly cheercd, Is it deserved TO be. DIR Watson
t1'ed Mr. Ritchie-and he in conclusion, called up
IL. Nc Mnlleu Of TIE Senate Of Virginia. Who in q
Sace which thrilled through The whole meeting, vindi-
G.! lin atls MANNER the princ pies Of the Republican
2its ashed the mummeres of the Wings in 1910, and
1ae testimony 10 the growing strength OF our cause
'aocg The pcope Of Virginia Among other things he
.;:.ec that be had seen report in that morning s
Wig OF the proceedings Of the Wing Caucus IN
SlicH brother Senator, from the TransAeghany e.
;'n, had syured largely. He could assure the Asso-
.'on, shat the remark made by that ganilem1n, that
III. Wing party had lost strength in the Western
pat Of Virginia, so far Llll. Tennessee was con.
Gasd. wss without foundation in 1870, Mr..
AFe: had It'd the people, that the Wing Party were
opposed to Bank D;strhution and all the Federal mea
'a' which they have since tried to force down their
a9l's-'hat they that they were deceived
e ne had doubt, that in his district Alone there
IS Democratic increase, since lSA0, from TO 500
Nj aicMu-n called up Nc Leake, the delegat. of
!o'ges,, and abest, and most eloquent speeches we
ave ever heard in the Democratic Association. 1t
NE 50 deep an impression upon them, tina, on Mr..
,,''es notion warmly seconded by Nj. Giles in a
very happy remarks, Nj Lake unanimously
.essied 10 write out his speech fo- publication.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

Worth Caroiaa C0ngeRtton. The Fayetteville "North
Carolnan, of the lGtb, says, that 'alr Henry ia
king the chair addressed the convention for about
three-quarers OF an hour, in speech that after
wards pronounced by some TO be oEe of the ablest
oh.hand efforts they had ever listened to. The
committee appointed 10 prepare mater for the
cons deration of the convention, had not report
ed up 10 the time OF closing this letter but every
thing prepared, and there little, doubt but
that Mr. Roke vii! be nominated for Governor, and the
Hon Louis d. Henry, and the Hon. Chas Fisher, will
be appointed delegates from this State, 20 the Demo
cratic National Convention. At least, such will be
the case unless something happens unforeseen at the
time of closing this No expression Of preference, with
regard to The Presidency, was contemplated There
were atou, 80 counties represented, and about li3 de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

u. We have on hard the proceedings OF several
counties, which have appointed their delegates to their
respective district Conventions. They necessarily
postooned I'LL Thursday.
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C0.MNCSrCiTED

CUaEgRLANp, Dec il, lS43.
The Democrats Of Cumberland, are requested to meet
at Cumberland Court House, the fourth Monday OF
the present month"; (Cour, day for the purpose OF ap
pointing delegates to The Convention 10 be held in
Richmond the first OF February NEXT Other matters
OF Importance will also be acted upon by the meeting.
A fall attendance is desired. 4 VOTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

n We are requested to state, that Mr. JOHN ii
WALKER will not be candidate TO represent the coun.
~ Of Sussex IN the next election, 10. representative
10 the House Of Delegates
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FOR THE ENQUIRER
4 Log Cabin-7he "Chief Ornament.


The Richmond Wing Of yesterday says:
"Let The commit ses who have had the matter IN
hand [lhe erection of Log CabinJ meet io''hwnh,
and not permit another fortnight to elapse, without
being able to boast OF this great convenience ano chie
ornament Of cur city"
This "ch;ef ornament" will doubt be plentifully
bedaubed with Clay while the chief araphernalla and
trappngs will CONSIST of coonskins, mealbags, and
other similar D,aniy decorations
But will the worshippers al this 'chief ornament"
''bag their principles, and conceal them behind COON
skins, they did in ls40' propose that they have
the object of their idola,ry, and the embodiment, Of
their principles, painted upon CANVASS Of coonshins,
mounted on en- old horse. mule Tor sckass, II they
stated, astradde Of his bag, vending his way, at q
snals gait, TO the Wing m to have his beautiful
grist ground according to the label on the bag viz
Loose Laftudinarianism.
so million Bank.
high, discriminating, Protective Tarif-["He had
lived, and would die, advocate of the Protective
system He had never changed his principles. They
were now the they had ever been; but he sub
mttcd 10 The restrictions of the Compromise Act a
matter of ssEcEssTY. And he d d not even now
think it prudent, because not practicable to go as
far as his nclinatons led HIM, with the friends of
Protection. But as far he conld go he would. !
Tnr Claus Speech IN the Senate, 23d March, 1872
But place The Mll-boy in the s1ddle and you will see
how far lie ,ciu go, and how so,ely he will ride US
The only limit praeticaby, will then be HIS Pow
ER!1
A Distribution of the Land Furd-to subsdizs the
States, and to furnish pretext for augmented Ta-
riff
A Bankrupt Law-as "part of system of relief to
the country."-[H. Ciays Speech, Jane 26, lS4l
IA Public Debt public blessing [.7ezander Ba-
milton, the head IF Ms..Federal party
liberal disbursement in oil things, embracing roads
rivers canals, and what not,
An adjustment Of the Veto Conservative power.
Regulators in acts-snti- Re pudiators by profession
&C., &c.
And this picture hung over the altar, vel! t
grace it. as to afford t,xt 70. The Wing Mi!les tc
grind BY and let the people know whether The bag con
tains q pig or pup-(Mr. Co~an,s Aneedote)
ANTI-HU MBUG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

IN, Inc petersburg Republican" is pleased II ask US,
r@eF the short article penned and published on
,soay last, upon Mr.. Cox III. Senator Of the Ches-
+ !. District, was meant Gin mirM or in maliees"
~, Cox were not concerned in this enquiry, we
s,,n scarcely deem it necessary for TO make any
u" As II is, however, it is sufficient for to say,
was meant neither in malice, nor in mirth-bu,
ssr,oasly intended, and with the best feelings
ma rs, MI Cox. 1t intended in that spirit OF
's''0S'hiP, and of political harmony, which we are
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DCBLlC SALE OF NEGROES BY Of deed Of The
Cuuaty Court OF louisa wall be Sold pubic auctIon tbs
Is; day of January, si Louisa Courthouse twelve fifteen
likely Negroes belonging the Estate Nathaniel Taley de-
ceased, consisting Of men, women and children.
JOSEPH TALLEY, Commissioner.
Dec 10 G5-w3w'
e. ALE OF SEGgOESTlr subscribers acting under decree
- Caroline Circuit Court made the 2nd Of May last The
of Hopkins TpIaw, wl sell, hier5 Tavern
county King and Queen the it at January eii, II far
not day thereafter for ready money, enly
Necross-aen, and children. Sale positive
SAMf. G. SCOTT, r. ,,,
JNO. L. MARYE, e'"'"''''o"e'''
Dec 10 G6-2awtd
UNJUST SAi.E-ry virtue al deed oi ris; executed the
Undersigned by Thomas W. White, bearing date 9TH of Sep
TENDER 1872 and daily recorded CLERKS Office If the
Hanover, purposes therein aamed, shall MON
DAY, the 18th day of January, 1914, u fair, not he fax
proceed SELL the premises, al public ancon iof cash
highest bidder parcel Tract OF Land
tanning be- the less lying and being the
county Hanover and adjoining the lands Of Finch Cro,ss Es
Morris Estate, and Others. Sc!in. Trustees,
shall convey such tile only e by deed
EDWIN SNEAD, lr,..
EDWIN !. CRENSIIAW, i'uS'e'''
Dec. 70 G6-wtd
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WILItiM T. TAY i.Ok. Prtsldrat
Dec 10 Gc-y.:y 81 Bogr! oi T.istt

r AND AGENCY IN sSi-SiF?f.--i Offer my SERVER.
IL ron resident Agent in this State, for
payment and tie redemption of !lnds already
sold for taxes. he pad IL nader SO ten
cent viii be ehaged-en five To
aad the and Ionb OF redemption,
flads s.oud he IN hand BY the inst - January in each
The township Of each ac. of land lie
accurately gwen Land sold last year must he I.dt eed within
two wears from otherwise 'he Ute ~ a-out
" vcst IN the Tgcy h. redeemed by tie payment
Of sixteen per and attending
sale u. l.. FALL
Cav Of jackson, Nov. 30 1919.
Eee, 10 Hon. g. j. Walker hon Jacob Thompson, EyCov.
65-i0t
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NORWICH, Conn. May 27th, 5i3.-Gs.s A. Il. Sands &
~ The present viii inform yon of the good
effect Of yolF SsapaTa IN the Of little ei IN my family
about y-as ID who las for the last six been tton.
disease, and called scaled
salt c, rhch extended The "hoie surface OF
her head attended with continual dischaf. Of thick matter
from the whole surface rendering necessary keep her hair
constantly shaved for TIE Whole time About SIX months since
using sarsapafla ater which her
head began has continued hrrs unti nearly
Whole surface cured Her general hea continues gooc
and unpleasant symptom have resulted
Mr.. FANNY WISE, Bowcry street, Norwich.
s For particulars, advertisements IN this and other city
papers. 80, .,
nv p SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite Build
nrs M pa Broadway OF Chambers street, New York.
Sold in Richmond by The AGENTS. A. DUvAL CO., in Pste4
hn,y hv ROSsER ANDERSON, Norfolk by NJ a. SANTOS,
and nv Druggists generally the principal cities in the u 5.
Price 81 per bottles bottles for S.
ar CAUTION Be particular 10 a-k Tor SAapss sarssIa
,,yIo and take no other, Dec l9-N
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UOYT q co.'s OFFICE.
tnafr tAe Eycaanr' H0't1, K'fanond, TWgnic.
nRAWING Of Alexandria Lottery, Class No. SO:
~ 10 - &c "a | - 81 So Is 81 IS %.
- lOo Doll,ys


ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 60. draws December -.
Capta-s95 oHo o0OO 5000, 1000, " c0, 10 prizes OF
Package ~ Whole Tickets the above viii be for sloo
proportion. For sale in any quantity by HofT co
Dec ~ 66-3
ygTaSIIIYGToY ACApFMY, AMELIA, V.-T'lis lne,il1.
DAY sh OF JANUARY, -i II H. located pleasant and
healthy neignbchoot 10 which good hoaId be obtained In
highly respc .ahir fiEe f1r dollars per .aonh Thc
pledges m-rf his Efforts 10 her the
a well intel cetaI improvement; OF such pupils may
TruN.-Fo English Branches including Mathematics, Na,u
RAJ Philosophy Chemistry Asonon, and instruction in the
Of the ocs SIC: for the Languages rcuine Greek La
Tin and frewch Stj. a. g. a. COLEMAN.
References may had the following Jonathan
Dec 70 J'''' '''' - N''' ''' c6--y.5w.
~ The Christian Advocate sit in er, to ,e amount OF g So
and send Immediately TO TN. office for payment
4, APPAHANSOck ACADGMY.-The Exercises OF this lnst-
- iir rrIing sill he resumed on the 18th day
Of January under present n>artrs essrs. Washington
fully equal tina, best Academies: w qualify young
temen enheF i"t oW.G o nc .' .,I's' AZ" ~'
Ing Al zebra Gcunstfy V-rica sanGm-try Comic
Sco1 s2be,,ca pfoj.cns and tie Tlcrrv and Pf6cc Of
nrys.ing; iiistory IN fsfcr,s & ts. and Natural Phi
EIra,ion The dc.ae cf the school though s:r.ct
anJ nm yI he Kind End rc;,o.a addressed r,oo 10 the
understanding and lt, dian :" 'f i: nG every e;"it ~l
he used by The Instructors 10 ;rl. t 20 my. nun" 10 hais oil
industry aud application the da n promoting IL
raj and intellectual culture.
Belonging 10 the Institution well selected Ibary of aleu-,
1Dj volumes. The Bu itlC -, aad the site
magNahe for health. aeiG. been ffeHrty used a. Summer
The goardng Department vii be- under the charge o;
William A. Huchuer, whose attention 10 Tue same has gwen
Tyau,The exp,nse al Board Washing Bed and Bedding
Classical En.s Studies s2j for English hranches a!oLr
$50 VIII b- expected a yearly advance, though
absolutely required.
~ Letter. addressed Washington Buesner William y
BcckneF vii! iaee' *h fromP, a,sH,,oa ,,.,,..,
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR Prfsi-a,
Dec 10 cG-vsw q Beard of Trustees.
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We regret to learn that Captain C. D. Will probably be
vented the bad state Of his health from ait ling either OF
the Conventions 10 which he is delegated and that hs suggests
the proprety of appointing other in his stead
Editors Eaqurer
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Jas. GARRY. Sscy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16
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