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is expected tonight, and Mr.. Calhoun Tomorrow
night. MIR. Webster is still in Boston attending
The Courts. The on-dit is, that he positively &c,
iuscs 10 quit his professional business and attend
the Senate, unless 10000 dollars moro are mace
up Ioi him. Tor which he Federalists in Washing
Ton are rating him soundly. 1t is also said that
on The reception OF The Message in Boston, The
CAPITALISTS, interested in the Tariff Of 1872 set 10
work earnestly 10 raise the money, and ihat II mol
already subscribed, The whole amount Will,
doubtless. be collected within a day or two
What a state Of things This exhibits! However,
he has al least as much right, underline Const'in-
ton, 10 pluck them, as they have 10 puck 'he
people.
Iiouht The correctness of The impression gam
ing ground, that Sir Richard Pakenham Is
about 10 be recalled By England. Although not
an old man, he is a veteran and reliable diploma
list; and | doubt whether there is one among lhe
many able Foreign Ministers in her service, more
highly appreciated by Sir Robert Peel ana ms
cuaGl uturS. MAIo-'
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RICHMOND TOTAL ABSTINENCE so.
CIETY.-A meeting Of the Richmond Total Alb
stinence Society, will be held in the Lecture room
ofthe LIST Presbyterian Church, (Rev. DR.. Pn.
mer's) on Tuesday evening, 9Th inst, a, , past 7
o'clock, Howard Meeks, Esq, Of Baltimore, will
address the meeting. All are requested to attend.
Dec. 6-2t Secretary.
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An immense crowd, morning and evening, hll-
ed the elegant and spacious church OF 81. Paurs,
which was opened TO religious worship on Sun
day. In The morning, Rev. Mr.. Norwood de-
livcred a very appropriate and interesting dis
course-and at night, Bishop Johns preached a
solemn sermon in his usual graceful and impress
sive style.
The Church was lighted up, Tor The first time,
on Sunday night. It's architectural beauties were
admirably displayed by The bright reflection Of
about forty globe lamps, OF simple and chasle
proportions. The suspended galleries were fully
tested; We could discover in The lamps hung from
them not the least vibration. Many strangers
were present and must have admired the taste
ard elegance Of this noble temple e religion, SC
creditable 10 Richmond and Virginia.
We were pleased 10 hear it announced from the
pulpit by the respected pastor, that, through the
munificenl l~iberalily of the congregation, every
expense of the building had been betrayed, and
tina, he might repeat, without feeling his cheek
crimsoned with shame, the apostolic command,
"Owe no man anything"
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For The ENQUIRER


The present delegate elect for The county Of
Louisa, having declined being a candidate for
re election in the Spring, ! wish 10 call The alien
lion OF the voters Of The county 10 one who has
fought manlully for the party, and deserves more
Than the thanks Of every good Democrat-I al
lude 10 Charles B. Hopkins. MIR. Hopkins is no
new conner into our ranks, if the support Of prin-
ciple be the test. He has always followed our
Virginia creed, and opposed a la,i'udinous con-
~struction OF the Constitution. 'Tislrue, he acted
with the Wings for short time, led away by The
representation of those who were entitled 10 con-
fdence, that Harrison was as coed. or a better
Democrat, Than Van Buren,; but in this he is no
solitary instance, for many Of Virsinia's nnblesl
sons we're led away By the same delusion. Har-
rison was represented as a good Democrat; then
the support Of him was no treason TO the Demo-
cratic Party. So soon as he found that ne had
identified himself with those opposed 10 the strict
construction Of the Constitution, he was quick TO
ouil them. In the election Of IA, he used all his
energy for The party; and in the campaign OF last
Spring. every Democrat in The county knows the
part he acted. If then services, joined with ster-
ling integrity and business habits, entille one 10
The confidence of The people, | say no man in The
county Of Louisa deserves more al The hands OF
its voters than Charles B.. Hopkins.
A REPUBLICAN,.
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A REPUBLICAN.
For The Enquirer
10 m AnnIIInAIn ANnnnSnN

TO DR.. ARCHIBALD ANDERSON.
Understanding that our present worthy repre-
sentative, James L. Gordon. Esq, will retire from
The county representation in The Legislature OF
Virginia, after the present session, a number OF
your friends are DESTROYS that you should become
a candidate al The ensuing election for that Office.
Your acceptance Of this call would he highly
gratifying 10 MlNY DEMOCRATIC VorERs.
Louisa, December Isl, 1915.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION
OF COLLEGES.

The delegates from the different Colleges met
al The Medical College in The city OF Richmond
at The hour of l2 NJ, on Monday, December Sth,
and proceeded 10 organize the Convention. On
motion OF John II. Pleasanls, Esq, Landon {.
Garland, Esq, was called 10 the Chair, ard A.
Judson Crane appointed Secretary.
On motion,
Resoircd, That a delegate from each College
he FAMED BY the Chairlo constitute a Committee
10 prepare business Tor rhe Convention.
And the Chair appointed: DR.. Plumer, Hamp-
den Sidney; Rev. Mr.. Lee, Randolph Macon;
Rev. Mr.. Ryland, Richmond College; Rev. MI.
Jeler, Rector Richmond College; Mr.. Allen I.
Capelton, University Of Va, DR.. K. r. Garrett,
nyiliam x Mary College; Mr.. Pendieton, Betha-
w College; DR.. L. w. Chambeilayne. Richmond
Medical College.
On motion, il was
R.U.ucd, 1ha, the Convention do adjourn 10
NEE, al IL o'clock tomorrow al the Concert
Room OF The Exchange Hotel, and that The pro-
ceedinss OF the Convention be published in the
daily papers of the city.
LANDON G. GARLAND, President.
A. JrDsoS CkaHg, Secretary.
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The General Court will, probably, pronounce
ii. opinion today upon the petition of Hunter
Hill, under sentence Of death, for a new trial. The
case was argued for several days by Chapman
Johnson, Esq, and John S. Millson, Esq, of
Norfolk, for the prisoner, and The Attorney Gene
raj for the Commonwealth.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWEEs
Ornaments for the Hair, Fancy -

TINE undersigned has Just arrived i,o"
i ladelphia. with a handsome anc eho nm,
sortment OF the above Goods, The iaies' ia'IS
direct from Paris. He will open his 81 9
inspection This Morning, a, The Excha"s. )
tel, in room No. =. Those DESTROYS =! maa
a handsome selection, are requested 70 eau
as lie intends 10 leave tor the SCUM ,oc.H.
morning. =. panb.
Importer, so Chestnut ST. Philade'P"''
DO. Gle
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~ We regret 10 stale, that The absence OF Mr.
kirlley, Of Rockingham, from The House Of De.
legates, is occasioned by The death Of his father.
He received the news on Friday last, By an ex-
press, and left on Saturday morning, in the cars.
He will be in his seat as soon as practicable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09

AT meeting Of The citizens OF Wheeling, on
the I'd December, Dr. W.. Clements in The Chair
and c.. S. Lambdin, Secretary, The following gen.
tlemen were appointed delegates 10 The Education
Convention in this city
Chas. w. Russell, Isaiah Cooper, D. NJ. Etg.
ingion, z. S. Yarnall, T.. Jacob, J. S. Shriver,
Col. Geo. w. Thompson, A. Newman, Col. Jno
PARROT, Capt. Jno. Miller, and James G. West
The delegates were authorised 10 fl all vacan.
cics.
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MOND, VA
rncsdav Morning, December ., le45.

w4 The Republican members of The Lesisia-
lure are requested 10 be pnnclual ia their attend
aoce in the Hall Of the House OF Delegates This
Eyenins. al halt past ! O'Clock.
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A Governor OF Virginia will be- elected
row. and We lay aside our pen, 10 admit to-day
all The nominations for that high once, "h'e"
We have on hand. As in The case OF Senator,
The Enquirer has taken no part for or agaihst any
OF the distinguished gentlemen who nave peeh
named but has sedulously endeavored 10 collect
the sense of The people as expressed in The 'i-
ginia Democratic press, and to lay IL beioie 'ne
members of the Legislature. Whoever shail DC
chosen out Of The many named, 10 administer me
avs Of Virginia for The next three years, shaii
receive our cordial welcome into The Gupeihd'o-
rial Chair. We have not the most distant lued,
who is 10 be the lucky man, that shall unile lhc
voices Of his fellow Democrats, and, By their UNI
led and harmonious action, shall he elcVa'eu "
the high station. In publishing This morning he
remaining communications which we nave r.
cei.ed on this subject, &c have done our duty
and shall cheeriully abide The decision OF me
peop,e,s representatives. II is 10 their Tree anu
unbiased judgment, that The selection VII DC
left-it is 10 their action that the Democrats VIII
Weld a cordial support. We cannot dono' lot
one moment, that tomorrow morning We snd'i
witness the same gratifying moral spectac'e'
vh:ch was presented Just a week ago, ~ The eiec-
ZION OF Senator. Ii was a scene that the whole
Republican Party Of The Union would have been
proud 10 lock upon. No exeitemenl-n nc ill-ieel-
ing disturbed The calm dignity and grateful sa-
,isiac,ion with which The Representatives OF Re-
nnh,ican Virginia registered their names for one
who had been true 10 her principles, and was pre-
pat.d 10 speak her long. cherished sentiments IN
the presence Of her sister States. The haTmoni-
ons and cordial union Of The Republicans on that
solemn occasion, gave notice 10 The world tha'
Virginia was Republican 10 The core, ana inc
success OF her principles was secured. Can we
doubt. that the sa me noble bearing will character
ize the Republican members in the important
election OF a Governors More than ever does II
hchooye US 10 acl with an unbroken 'front.' and a
self.sacrifcing spirit. The last few days all
nounce 10 rs The cheering fact, that the President
and his Cabinet, whom Virginia powerfully as
sisted 10 obtain the reins OF Government, have
proved true 10 leeir principles, and have raliira
around Them The hearts and voices Of every Ne
publican in Congress. Every Thing in wash
ing,on is harmony ana union. Let The Republi-
cans ot Virginia repealto-morrow The proud dec
I~araiion, that they will sacrifice every Thing but
the success Of theil principles.
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There will be another meeting at MIR
Hoge's Church, on TUESDAY Nigh, at : o.
clock, to take preliminary steps for the erection
Of a more commodious House of Worship.
All persons friendly TO The enterprise are invil-
ed TO attend. Dec. 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09

The Editor .of the Norfolk New Era, while
speaking highly Of MIR. Pennybacker, would
have voted for William Smith, Esq. He hopes
ihat,he Legislature will cleo, for Governor his first
choice. Robert G. Scott, Esq, Of Tins city.
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pnprpAIr PAINTING.

PUK N.tTI E.tkt a..
MIR. COFFIN tenders his thank. 70 IA
M IONS, and would inform the ladies ana 10
lIemen Of Richmond thai his rooms are Wv
Street, between Main and Cary S,Iee'; one
West Of DR.. Haxalls Office. His nou,i
painting Portraits, are from 3 o'cloes, a. "
3, P. NJ.
B Wing please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09

The Warrenlon Flag Of 49, advocates warm
" The elevation Of WIN Smith, Esq 10 The Gu
Der material honors.
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EXHIBITION

NOR few days only, at The Store OF
L Sweeney, Draper and Tailor, No. ., unl
The Exchange Holel, after which il will be tax
10 New York, an Overcoai ci By himself, q
made under his direction. Gentlemen oil la'hl
and taste are invited 10 call and EXAMINE
same. NJ. B. SWEENEY,
Draper and Tailor, No. ), under The Eicnd,'
Holel. pc
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A BRIGHT DAY IN OUR ANNALS.

A BRIGHT DAY IN OUR ANNALS.
The scenes which will be enacted in our city
Tomorrow, will be invested with no lille OF ORA
malic interest. The quid nuDcs will have 10 he
on the gR; rir,, il they expect 10 witness all me
events which will occur. In the first place, The Edu-
cation Convention will assemble al III o'clock in
The Hal OF the House OF Delegales-wher lneIe
vii doubtless be congresated a large number OF
strangers, together with a lair proportion Of The la
dies Of our city. Two hours afterwards, The same
seats will be occupied by the delegates OF the peo-
ne convened Tor the purpose oil selecting some
worthy man to I'll The ci;,ce OF Chief Magistrate
ii our State. Al III. same time, over their heads
will he sitting The Judges OF The General Court,
listening 10 In argument sol Distinguished cohn-
sci upon The deeply exciting question OF The boun-
dary between Ohio and Virginia. In another part
Of The city, the Grand Lodge Of Free Masons Will
turn out, with music and banners, 10 celebrate one
Of their festivals, and 10 hear what will no doubt
be a highly %eloquen, and instructive address from
Robert G. Scott, Esq. In the evening, The Capt.
lol will probably be the scene of debates lnieres'-
ing 10 all the friends OF internal improvement, as
The stockholders Of the James River and kanaw-
ha Company will then be holding their meeting.
All these proceedings are intimately connected
with The moral or physical improvement oil 'ir'
ginia. and will attract the attention OF The patriot
and philanthropisi. :,
We shall endeavor TO give our readers, VINO
may no, attend, (and no one can be al all some
little inkling ofthe clustering events. Upon one
question, The future peace and safety OF a large
and fourishing portion Of Virginia may intimate
" depend. The action on another may decide
whether the veil OF ignorance shall be rent IN
twain, and moral and intellectual light be shed over
he whole Commonwealth. To this latter subject
We have lent all our energies, and thrown open
our unrestricted columns. We shall watch, with
deep anxiety, The deliberations Of the friends OF
Education, and hope 10 be able TO announce 10
the Union, that Virginia is 10 be redeemed from
her Intellectual darkness, and means 10 press Tor
ward 9th her sister States, in an ennobling and
glorious career
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as(eT)og3oggD I3gslusres~

merit, at the hands OF the Democratic party, ana
one WHICH i, would lie no more than justice 10 lic
pa,,y as well As himself 10 bestow.
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The Education Convention will assemble il
the Hall OF the House of Delegates on lo-mor.
row (Wrdne.dayi al 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA co
y PANY.-An adjourned meeting OF me $40
holders Of The James River and kanawha -
panv will be held in the Hall of the House
D~.lroaree n : o'clock this evening. Dec. 9
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II We are authorised 10 sa that The special
term oi The Superior Cour' OF Lawand Chancery
Tor Louisa, will mol be held, inonscquence OF tie
session OF The General Cou!. how Sizing in
Richmond.
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Democratic 1tr0frtu.
Greatly Reduced Price-Ftom 50 10 SO per
Annum.- Single copy % cents.

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PROSPECTS or THE HExr, on l7rH VOLUME.
UNHE PRICE Of the DrMocpArIc REvIrw
Il has heretofore been too hieh--not for the size,
cost and character but for the means oftens Of thou
sands Of readers who would be glad to receive H.,
and among whom il is highly desirable that i,
should circulate For the purpose, therefore, Of
widening the range Of its usefulness, and of multi
plying the numbers those to whom II NAV I've ac-
cessable it has been determined. simultaneously
with the great reduction in the expense Of the post.
age. to reduce i's subscripii prize also f m FIVE
TO only THREE dollars; and when several unite
in subscription, TO as low as 81 so, or even 81 30
per annum.
This very large reduction in the receipts (sccom.
panied with but comparatively small dimi'ution
ofi,s expcnse) involves. of course, entire sacri-
flee Of profit upon it, unless compensated hy a vast
multiplication of suhscrbers-Th' re will hr u, the
outset only small reduction in lis number of pa
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increase Of price, when the anticipated success of
the experiment shall justify it.
THE Pon1RAITs OF DIsTINGuIsurD Demo-
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We look for ao extension Of circulation to he
reckoned hy tens Of thousands, as Ire result and
muensaiion of this great tednciior of Eve.
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4 CONSTITUTING the Oldest ard most Ez,en-
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This Establishment having been awarded The
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Apparatus, is thus officially sustained in the posi-
ton OF superiority heretofore un,e'sliy assigned
by the pubic. as "Firsfi in the World"
June 2s,h, ls45.--ly
SUPERIOR Port wine Madeira and Lisbon,
~ wines. Aso superior aud, AID Gn, Lemon
Syrup. Also few bstre', "a, BLuE FisR Tor Sale
| by hEARN MAssER
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from carpets ~ from clothing, without njurng The
color the cloth.
3 LoSnoS FLr P.rrR-the hest thing known
for killing nies aud musqut,s.
A. A CERTAIN Destroyer a. Rats Mice, Rosches
and An's-and an piher of Bed Bugs.
S. GuN>'s SPtcIrlc for sour stomach. Heart
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thirteen years, hrfrrr he discovere the cure
DR. STEVENS GREES OIsrMr>r for the Plies.
II has never failed to cure
7. HlnuisoS's TGTrrn Wasu.
s. BuEMoND's I>pELIBLE lNS,-whout a
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0. Tue CoMrouSn Co~rrcrIoN OF FiGs--
Just the mediciue for children aud far women, il is
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10. BtcK's NfagT,RtE ANrInILrovs PiILs.
IL. GuSS's EN0LLIE>r WArra.ruoor paste,
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keeps out the water.
IL. Poun M,N's SrurSuruESt~a PL,srSn.
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| and Varnishes, al the lowest prces Terms orly
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TERMS HENCEFORW ARD.
DNvARIARLY IN AnvANCF)

Single copy 50 90 Eight copies, SEQ 90
Four copies II 90 Thirteen 80 90
1t will then be seen that when thirteen copies are
ordered Al once the price is brought down 10 about
So 80 each. For six months half those rates.
These rates afford high inducements 10 agents
and others to interest themselves to procure sub
scrhers.
The cash system and payment in ndsauec must
he uncompromisiHg,y adhered 10. The past rcax-
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from $40 900 of debts due 70 he work II retf
ter this mus, I've wholly rrf,rmrd, nor must ej,hcr
the mos, eminent poli,ica frirn . or The most init
mate personal one. he dispicased on experiencing
its spIiic ,Iion. ia the seppsse Of their numbers 4
they neglect this rn!r, The vital urcessiiv Of which,
at the present reduc q rates. must he obvious 10 all
No communi alton will he taken from the Post
Office unless free Of postage.
All commune atoms. both on editorial and pub
lishing business. mus, he addressed hencef,rwarj
to the undersigned Those relating to the settle
mrnt of the past debt due the work will he -n al.
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past arrangements with whom, as publisher have
reached their termination.
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LAST LIKENESS OF GEN. JACKSON.
The admirable Dagueueo,vpe Of Gen. jackson,
taken by Anthony. Edwards * Co.. few we X
hefre hi- death, has been pu'ch'srd for The use Of
the Dcmocl attic Review. II is in the hand. of th
artist, and will he engraved in the finest style al
mezz 1tiut OF ezra size. 1t i. most heauuful and
interesting work. declared hy NJ. Van Burcn and
others 10 give more perfect idea oi the great and
good old man than any other hkene-s and ought
To be possessed ty every man who loves and re-
verses his memory Those who ,uh,crlb- early
Will receive it one of the regular series Of Por
traits.
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FJELIS VENUE.

PUBLIC vENcJE.
nN Wednesday, the 2i'h day of September,
~ ls45. will he sold at pulic vendue. at the
dwelling house of Jain b. Boyd. E,q.. decd. in
Northumberland, Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture. Wagons. Buggy, Harness, Whea', Hay, and
q variety of articles too tedious enumerair Sale
t" Commence at 10 O'Clock, a M when the Terms
Of sale will be made known by
w. r, SMITH,
A. JORDAN.
September 18th, lSa5.-2t Executors.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

S z T. = I . II 3 =. ?.
A Ill the School Books. German and English, in
"A general use; Copy and Pass Books, Blank
Books of all sizes; Writing, Letter and Wrapping
Papers; Bonnet Boards. Qnis. Steel Pens, Pen
els, S,tes, S and. WATERS, Iuks,ards Ink, snd a
full assortment "f Staonery. for sale extremely
low. fn cash or in Exchange for RAGS.
The subscriber buys for cash erelsirely. and is
able and deter mined sell goods in his line low
they can be bough! in Phil delphia
&. &. SOWERS.
i65 n. Sd st east side, below Vine
~ Blank Books of every description ruled and
bound to pattern, in 4 superior manner unu u,ualy
low. Phiiadelpss, Sept. 49, lSi5.-3t.
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Orphans Court Sale.

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