Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06
Botetourt-John w. Thompson. :

Din1iddie-M. J. Gaines, Hugh A. Garland, w
r. Thompson.
II Garnett Alder, Micou, Edward Wright, Austin
Brockenbrough, w. A. Wright, r. J. Muse, A. NJ
TRIBE, Henry Johnson.
Fairfar-Alternatta John r. Wallace A. Steven
son, N. nj Taliaferro,' Thomas Rt HE
Fauguier-John r. Wallace James French
Observation-Disclosures: w. d. Leake,s Thomas Rit.
chic.
Fioyd-1homas Banks"
Frankiin-H. L. Muse N. NJ. Taliaferro.
Frederiek-R E. Byrd Willinm Wood
Giles + Mercer-A G. Pendeton
Goochland-Randolph Harrison, Richard Sampson
John M. TIeyilnn, Peter Guerrant, John Guerrant
Walter D. Leake,' Thomas d. Shelton, George w
Turner, Carr Fleming.
GraysonS {. Carrou-John CARROLL
(iresnbrier- Alternates N. nj. Taliaferro. S. C..
Anderson S S. Hamilton" J. G. SPOTS
Grecnesoiue-Thos. F. JONES', Doctor E. P. Scott,
Thomas Spencer.
Haifar-JohnB. stovall,' Richard IL. Baptist w
Il. Sims
Hampshire-Charles Blue John Ward,' Thomas
Soans
Hanorer-Charlrs P. Goodall, Thomas NJ. White,
Peter w. Brown, Roscow Lipscomb, N c. Lpscomb,
junior, Joseph Taley, - Nuckols, Charles w. Dab
grove, william Gibson, w. N. Waldrcp, w. B. Clarke,
A. B. Undertake,
Harr isOn- Edward J. Armstrong. Samuel D. De.
noon, Carter Nj Braxlon, Robert Scott, r. Richie,
Wilson h. Shinn.s
H,nrieo-C. ". Gooch, w II Roane, J. o. Mosby.
cambridge Ball, John B. Young Robert Barker, Thorn
as J. West, Miles George, Miles, H. Gardner, Antho.
nv Robinson, junior, Philip Mnvo, Samuel Co,trell
w. A. Carter, &. G. Mitchell, Walter Leuke, w. F.
Deprest.
Henrg-Allernaes: Thomas Richie, n NJ ITALIA
ferro,- James A. Seddon.
Isle Of Wight-Joel Huleman,. Albert G. Moody.
Jeftrson-- Samuel Cameron.
king !. Queen-Wm. Davis, James Houser.
King HiHiam-George Edwards Isaac B. Edwards,
Young j. Clements, William S. Fontaine, Benjamin
+. Dabney, n. B. Tomlin, X. f. Tonpkins, Ayle,t
Hawes.-
Kanasha-R. A. Thompson William +. Richie,
John S. Caskie.
King Georys--Addison Hansford.
Lee-Robert Nj. Bues," Colonel Fayette McNIullen, :
Logan-Henry Farley
Louisa-C. Y Kimbrouph, Hugh Goodwin, Junior,
James Gordon, Alexander F. Butler, William S.
Fowler, William Jackson, Jr..
Lunsnburg- John I. Street.
.uadison-ColonelR r. A. Banks R. c. Booton, Col.
James w Walker.
uarion-w. s. Morgan W. J. Wiley William
+ Richie.
Observation-Disclosures Newman.
Jhanhevs-Doctor John R. Taylor G. l.. Ncol-
SON. Charles II. Edwards, Alexander K. Shepard
-Niddteser-Doctor John r. Taylor Doctor G. l..
Nicolson.-
Mason g. Jaekson-John Armstrong
.NeeklenJurg-R. Fl Baptist c. S. Hutcheson,' VIII.
liam o. Goode, J. B. Northington.-
!Nonengaiia John II. Bswlby,- William j. Wiley
!fonroe-Samuel Hamilton
Montgomery .. PutaSki-Wam Wade,- Daniel FL.
Hoge
.NttsOm-Al,ernates; Thos S. Bocock,- James JONES'
Paulus POWELL Thomas Richie.
.fe,c Kent-John George.
Norfolk County-W,llism Tatem,' John P. Young
Alternates: Joel Holleman,. Thomas Ritehe.
Northumberland Walter Rice Aternates John
Rutherford, Thomas Richie.
Nouonay-W. C. Knight, w. IL. Dennis
NansemOnd-Dr. J. P. Young Joel Holleman,' w.
Tatem-
osenA Newman issass .Yax s Mas sn47
s.urm.. George ". Thompson, Thomas Richie
Orange and Greene-J. b. Newman, Col. E. Row.
Thomas Davis Col. John Voolfolk
Pags-John McPherson,' David Crawford Thos
Richie.
Pa.riek-Clarke PENN
Pedieton-John Bird
Petersturg-N. NJ. Martin, D. II. Branch, Jordan
Branch, Herbert Whnore, Harry B. Gaines, Wash
ing,on Greenhow, Samuel H. Marks, William Ro-
binson, Junior, James Alfred JONES' Travis Rosser,
Thomas Wallace.
Pitisylsania-W. e. Claiborne.
Poeahontas-John Gay
Po,ohatan-Colonel enry l.. Hopkins, E. w. Bass,
Jerman l.. Stratton.
Preston-lsrael Baldwin, W. j. Wiley. William
F. Richie, E. J. Armstrong; w. S. Morgan Alex.
Newman. William Wood
Prince Ed,card-S. c. Anderson
Prime George-Doctor Robert Harrison, f. A.
Stands, T. H. Daniel.
Prince Wiliiam-Bazil Brawner,' General John r.
Wallace
Randolph {. Barjour-Henry Snrm'
Rappahannock- Lawson Eastman Alternates:
John Voolfolk J G. Hedgman.'
Richmond Cty-Andrew Stevenson, Samuel ID. De-
noon, Thomas Richie, William D. Wren, Robert 6.
Scott, ST., James A. Seddon, Daniel Trueheart, G. H.
Hyde, Francis Wicker, John Lynch, T. T. Giles,
james Bosher, T. b. Bigger, w. Z. Allen, Carter NJ
Braxton, Robert T. Wicker, Clement White, F. V. Da-
MEL, Jr., w. Fl. Allen, VIM. F. Richie, John WON.
BILE, w. w. Crump and John s. Caskie.
Richmond county-Al,ernates: John Washington, &.
w. Gooch, John Rutherford, Thomas Richie, Ro
G. Scott.
RoanOke-Aaron Barnes John McCauley.
Rockingham-Hram Martz,' Anderson Mofett,' Sa
muel Cootes.s
RusseL-George Cowan
Scou-Colonei Fayet,e McMulen,s James Kane
Shenandoah-Daniel Siickley,* Robert NJ. Denison, :
David Crawford
smyh-Thomas NJ Tate
thampton-Al.ernates: Joel Hoeman,- Ro. Rid
ley
Spoasylrania- H. H. Bernard, Samuel Phil
lips, John Grotz }. n. Beck, Nathan Johnston, Z
Conway, j. G. Gallaher.
Saford-J. G. Hesgeman,' w.P Conway, E. c.
Fi,zhugh.
Surry-Dawson Warren, w. +. Underwood, Ro-
bert Ridley"
SUSSEX John H. Walker
Observation-Disclosures HARRISON"
Warren-Na,haniel Burwell,' David Crawford,
Thomas Richie.
Wa,hington-S. +. Goodson.-
Hood &. Ritchie-D. R. Neale;~ alternate, S. H. Par
ker.
Bythe 8. Puaski-David McComas,' James II. P-
per-
FOR TIE ENQUIRER
DAyvILLE, January %, "A.
1t IL doubtless matter of surprise with large portion
of the people Of the State bu, especially with those Of
Richmond that there has been expression of public
entmen upon the subject of the removal Of the Bank
of Virginia from Danville. When information reached
this place. that the meeting of Stockholders had passed
a resolution for it's withdrawal, there was with q
few exceptions, and those for the most part, con-
fined 10 the Directors and other Officers of the Bank
sor, Of general rejoicing; and this feeling cau's
well nigh, too, venting itself in some public demon
s.ra,on After the first joyous feelings, however,
had subsidized, and given place 10 sober second
thought, some were disposed to doubt the expedi-
ency Of the measure But think it may be safely as
sumed as fact admitting Of no doubt, that at least
three -fonrhs al those who feel at all interested in the
matter have settled down in the firm conviction, that