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GAIIGHr All LAST.

Indianapolis, March 2 1871.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
Terrns Of the Enquirer.

,-Tne ENQUIRER is published Daily (for tho city,
tS,scNI ~ sEkLY tor the country.) For the Daily
a, seven dollars per annu ~ and the ratc OF 6E"
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sp"nshs EaI TERas OF ADVERTISING. &,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
FAIR. RETURN.

MIR. Clay in letter TO Mr.. McMichael, one OF
the Editors Of the North American, expresses his
regret that ia meagre, and, in some respects, In
accurate, sketch OF my speech has found its way
into the newspapers. This sketch will go The
round OF The papers, and realize some of the very
mischief which desired TO avoid"
He then endorses The North American in the
following terms We trust that the Wing press
will lake heed OF these words; and that when We
hereafter quote the opinions of that paper, which
has been most prominent in denouncing the
"graspng slave power" It's authority as Wing
organ will NOT be gain.sad: -.
81, was my anxious wish that the North Anne
rican should have been The first paper 10 present
il 10 the Eastern public. Tha, | though, il eni.
tied to tom its location, from its deservedy high
character as leading Wing Journal, and from
The TACT, tina, You came 10 Lexington from Phila-
delphia to report the speech, bat declined in con-
sequence Of my essentreaty.'
In return for so high 4 compliment from so
distinguished source, the North American halls
MIR. Clay as "lhe foremost nan Of The age" Bur
this foremost man" has always been behind in
the popular opinion; ana we have the authority
OF the Wing papers, the Republican and New
York Courier that should the Wings be bold
enough TO try Mr.. Clay again in lS4S, the Wing
defeat will be more disastrous than in 1874.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, VA.
Thursday Morning, December 2, ls47,
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.

The long articles in The Republican be,ray its
fears that MIR. Clay will yel be The Wing candi-
dale for the Presidency. In his Lexington
. speech, Mr. Clay had The flares. opportunity to
disclaim all idea OF aspiring to the Presidency
but his eloquent silence on that point leaves no
doubt on the minds OF any one, that he has still a
lingering tondness for The honors Of The White
House. II is in vain for The Republican 10 ac-
duce arguments and appeal 10 The "sober second
thought oil The "ulira friends OF Mr.. Clay, who
are determined 10 support him, no matter what
becomes OF the Wing cause" l. is vain for TIA,
paper 10 remind Mr.. Clay himself of his counsel
in 1889 10 the Wing parry, 10 select The strong
est man, although he himself should be put aside.
MIR. Clay, enemy as he is The Mexicen war,
will not conses, TO be showed from his sea, in the
affections Of his party, tor, lbe political triumph
Of one OF the heroes ofihni wer. He has once
more set his hazard on the die, and he will not
abandon the field, unless he be'ru.ed of BY the
Wing party His friends have shown Them
selves 10 be active and enthusiastic their "se-
cret circular" is a sign OF no common meaning
and The very attempt Of the Taylor organs 10
put Mr. Clay out otlhe way will but animate the
old "Whg Quad" 10 new eIeriions. Will they,
by an inglorious surrender, acknowledge The
truth of the assertion that Mr. Clay's late speech
"has not added to his chances for The ,Presiden-
cy Z" His voice has fallen upon The ears of his
friends like the blast Of a trumpet and they will
not abandon the field without struggle.
Bnt We cannot see Why The Republican takes
so deep an interest in the movements Of Mr..
Clay and his friends. We had thought iat Gen.
Taylor was 10 be run, regardless of a Convention.
Are the Taylor Wings about 10 change their
ground, and enter old Fac. against Henry Clay
for The nomination. OF a Convenient And will
Gen. Taylor be candidate in opposition 10 Mr..
Clay, Tor whom one OF his letters as published,
informs us he would have voted in lS4i? The
Lexington. developments have ,htown matters
into great confusion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
TN Observation-Disclosures l,oOchl,aa County

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Goochisnd County
Court, 18th October, lsf7
Elizabeth Meredith. Geo w. Turner and Cecihs D. his
wife Joseph Shelton David Shelton, David }. T.rrll
Massie r. Butler, Thomas w. Terrell. Rehecca ~.
Terrell Sarah 4. Terrell, Thomas T. Ware, Absalom
II. Ware. Nancy Morris, Sally Dabney, George Wat
son, Henry Magrnder and Maria his WIFE, jnl'a H.
Wanon lanes Magruder and Iouisa hs wife, Pts.
against 80
Watson and other ' e''''.'' "'f HDits.
Bill flied, and the defendants shove, .pamed not
having their appearance and given security &c
cording TO The Act CT Assembly and Inc rules oil TINS
Court, and appearing to the satisfaction of int court
| tina, they are Inhabitants Of this Conrlonweh'th
On ths motion ol the plaintiffs BY COUNSEL ills ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on me thrd
Monday in January next, and answer the piainIirs
Bill; and that copy OF this be ihserts
in some newsyaper published In the cy Of Richmond
for two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted at thn front
/ Lnor NJ thp Court House oil The sad county.
Copy. Trsie,
o., 9s-ew9m. MAR. W. MILLER, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03

ever, in our Legislature besiowing an annual era
luilous endowment OF thousands ol dollars l!on
the State Treasury, upon The University OF Viz
ginia-,he great favorie Of the wealthy and aris-
This young and promising lnsll-
luton, is wanloniy pressed for the bare interest
on loan, originally intended 10 clear away i'm
pedimens which obstruc,ed her path 10 the sum
nit OF literary distinction, and 10 enlarge The
sphere OF her usefulness. Numerous young
men in various parts OF the country, who gradu
aled with distinguished success at Emory and
Henry, in consequence of the very liberal terms
for the degrees and honors there conferred, are
proud al this day TO acknowledge her as their III
mn Alats; and numerous others are destined 10
look back 10 her with pleasing emotions, Tor has-
ing armed them SO well 10 engage in the great
combat Of mind against mind, and for insurins
them such capital success, in achieving the rich
trophies which are ireas ured in the bea uliiul field
OF letters. Success to Emory and Henry"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03

He [Gen. TayIorl will moi be party Presi-
dent, but will seek The general welfare, ,rample
under loot the spoils system, and, by the exam.
pie and conduct OF his administration, do much
10 eradicate The bitter and n!oierant spirit OF po-
liiical wariare.-[ Republican.
II these are the sentiments Of the Republican,
why does not that paper carry It's theories into
practice, and call upon the seventeen" Wbig
Taylor members of Congress 10 vote for B. B.
Frehch, Esq, the presen, faithful incumbent, as
Clerk OF the House, and thus 'lrample under foot
the spoils sys,emq" --..if IT, 49, go ti+. E.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
) THE FRESH.

The ScolIsvillc Times says that On Friday Inc
water had risen abou, % feel above The usual lc-
vel of The river, completely inundatins most OF
The town Of Scousvlle. The fresh al that place
was Two feet higher Than in 1912. The Hardware
and Rivanna rivers were very much swollen, ard
lhe'larmers, il was thought, must have suffered
serious damage. From a reconnaissance Of some
Of The levels, Mr. Wrish, OF scousvil!e, who has
been connected with The canal arrives al The con-
clusion thai the damages to line canal are compa-
ralively inconsiderabe, and that The navigation
may not be suspended longer than lie firsl oi ia
ndarv.
We are pleased 10 hear that The rumor was I'M.
founded in regard 10 the destruction Of The fine
bridge Oh The Elk Island estate. Some five lun-
bred barrels Of corn, however, were swep; off by
The water from the portion oil the island belonging
TO that estate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
COp RENT
..-4 FUh NEN Is
yrpy pESIpARIE FARM. in the

VERY DESIRABLE FARM. in the county Of
n Powhatan about one mile from James river, and
q miles from the city OF Richmond. II contains nine
bundled acres Of land seven hundred Of which are IN
der cultivation. There IL the place profitable esst
mill; also, mill and threshing machine worked
by mster power. This Farm is well furnished win To-
bscco and houses; also, an Overse1r house, WIN
fur comfortable rooms. There Will be found seeded
on the land ts0 bushels Of good wheat.
Possession given the ls Of January For par
tiouars address }. II. FISNEY, Sublei's 7. o Pow
P.s.-Ths place would be suitable for New Eng
land farmer. o. s.. .- Oct. ECU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
IL sail in The course Of TWO weeks.
RICHMOND AND OHIO RAILROAD

RICHMOND AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Al The meeting in Lynchburg, on Thursday,
November 25,h, Il. X. Cialls, E.q, made long
and interesting report from The Committee APP
pointed TO propose plan for raising the sum
pledged to be raised on The part OF The citizens Of
Lynchbulg, 10 secure the charter oi said road
On motion OF Rev John Early, he irs, Eesolu-
tim was so amended as 10 rraa as follows:
I lst. Resolved That books Of subscription 10
the stock OF the Richmond and Ohio Railroad
Company, be opened az soon as practicable by
The Committee Tor The town vi LyRchbury, and
that our cuizens be i0yiled 10 subscribe TO the
same in an amount not exceeding 900 and
that the Commcn CouRci of The Corporation, al
ter having been duly authorized by an ACT of the
General Assembly, passed for that purpose, 90
give 10 the said subscribers The guaranty al the
Corporation aforesaid, for the payment OF per
cent. per annum on The amount SO subscribed for
and actually paid in-lhe subscribers Aforesaid,
first dcposilng with the Treasurer Of the corpo.
ration The proper evidences OF such subscription
and payment signed by the Commissioners afore-
said,- by some person duly authorized 10 do
the same.
3D. Resolved, That said Subscriptions, toge.
ther with the guaranty proposed, should be made
wholly upon The condition that The wolk be COM
menced al Lyuchburs and prosecuted westward
TO some point on New River in the county OF
Montgomery.
81 Resolved, That when II shall have been as.
haa a nspp sscas he f
Ter of the said Company the Common Council OF
The CORPORATION should be instructed 10 give no
further guaranty on subscriptions thereafter
made.
The report was then unanimously adopted.
|; wa. determined that the voters OF lhe Cor.
pora,ion would yo;e Today on the above rcsolu.
tions. -rs] r.. '.'..
Colonel Laughorne made proposition TO be
one Of fifteen who would subscribe TO the stock
oil the Richmond and Ohio Railroad as much as
$4,000 for which liberal proposition, on motion
Of MIR. Cralle, he was rendered the unanimous
/ thanks OF the meeting.
Mr. Parrin said he would double his subscrip-
ton, and called on others 10 do likewise.
= ,lThe Report estimates that, with reference &c
the sum proposed 10 be raised, real property with
in the Limits ot',he Corporation will be subjected
TO burden Of only Accents in every hundred dol.
lars OF value; or 81 SO on every lsO'dollars O.
rental. r. ~ '."e'-
i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
Richmond. August 81, isi7.-ctf
! I.AMOTTE ESQ

S,tR:-As you are not inlabitan, of this Common
- wealth. aad have 10 known agent or attorney here
,u you will please take notice. that we shall al The Of
ace OF H. b. Gaines, Esq., in the town OF Petersburg
Va the 23d day of December i5E, between Inc nov :
or O'Clock, A. NJ and 3, P. NJ, proceed to take the
deposons Of D. B. Tenant and Robert Dunlop, TO De
read a. evidence In the trial of certain Chancey SUI.
now pending aud undetermined in the Circuit
Court OF Law and Chancery for the City OF Richmond
in which we are plaintiffs and yon and others are de-
PENDANTS. You can attend il you think proper.
Most respectfully, &C., ,.cc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
-piI,ry oOIJ.ARs REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers, on sunday, tho
II 9Th August, a Negro Man named GEORGE The
sai slave is about p years of age, black about feet
inches high weighs about $50 pounds, has good teeth
and round and likely face. He was purchased at X:
II Dickinson Brothers Auction Room, on the 22h OF
March last from Messrs Milner & Keen of Pttsylva-
mia Court house. He wa. purchased by them-M. 4 h.
In Rockingham, N. c., and he will in all probability
make for that place. as he ran off last April and was
The person that took him up that shot him,
with small shot, on the legs, and the shot marks are
very percepble the hind part or the calves OF his
legs We viii give $50 for the apprehension and deli
very OF said boy to h. II. Dickinson aud Brother, in
Richmond Va. taken up after this date, and, II Ia
ken up previous to this date we viii pay ~ Tor his oe-
place from where he may be taken up
- KELLY, HUNDLEY !. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03

TENNESSEE SENATOR The Nashville
papers OF the 2ilb Confirm the Geographic az.
count Of the election OF Mr.. John Bell He vas
elec.cd on The 51'h bailo' when tic vote stood :
for Bel! 81, lor Reese l6, Traus:ale 7, Topp ~,
scattering 3-Mr Bills majority over all he
ins On the 52d ballol, IS votes were civ
en-, being s more than were thrown on tie 4.
na ballot. Before he last ballot was taken, Mr.
Martin Oemocrarj stated that, III he was no!
mistaken in whti he Rad heard, il Mr Bell WIS
elected, We would haze in hun an able represcr-
Ialiye Of our county in the Senate on one great
snbieci"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
LOUISA RAILROAD DIVIDEND.

I,OR the information Of the Stockholders, notice IL
+ hereby giSsn, that the Board OF Directors have
adopted the following resolution:
"Resoiosd That the bonds OF the Company be issued
10 the for per cent on their shares on
account Of nett receipts invested in stock for DONG
transportation, payable on the LIST day Of November,
1857 with interest from the LIST day Of july 1873 70
deemabie any earlier day, at the pleasure OF the
Company" =,
When the bonds are ready for delivery. notice VIII
b. gwen. CHARLES THOMfSON, treasurer.
INV l6-c8t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
T.. IL. Trigg

rIAVfNG taken House the Basin tenders ms ser
III vices 10 his friends and the public generally, N
forwarding merchandise, and for tho sale Of all the
stapls articles OF produce.
H T., In the sale of Tobacco, VIII be assisied by
gentleman, who, from long sKpefience ana acknow-
,s ~ p1,nfsra Feb 9--ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
100 Dollars Reward I:

EFT my residence, In Caroline county, last August
IL Negro Man, named HiLLYARD. He Is aboat 90
years DID, about sc ors inches in height, Of light
brown complexion teeth little decayed In 'front.' hair
waiks with his toes turned in, and Smiles when spo-
hsnto xviii pay s25 for his delivery 70 me, happss.
hendad In Caroline or Hanover, $40 # taken out of
S50H beyond that distance and 500 out fthe Stats
Of Virginia. L Ill RID. NJ BRID0 rs. IT,
Caroline co . Va Nov 10 lady-cw 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03

lie DgATH CT Miss j.. EPHINE Clifton We
arm from the New Orleans Times. II The 2i.h
inst, thar MIS-. Place, formerly Miss Josephine
Clifton, vile Of the lessee OF the A mercan Thea
tre died suddenly from tamorrhaee OF he
lungs, hcr residence in thal cry on The 23t Nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
Correspondence II he Rietnpn1 Enquirer, !

KAPPAHANNocK 90, va, NOV. 70.
In the last Two days and three nights we have
had sIea, tea Of rain. II commenced Monday
night and stopped last night. Our lillI. streams
have been very high, and fear there has been
much damage done On The rivers 10 mills, crops,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03

WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE,
RoRa Number Of years, 4 SMALL FARM, with a
i Store House and Dwelling House, for small Ia
miy Address b. f. A. post paid, or 10 the Poslmas-
-, =, The Junrtnn Nov. l6-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03

VOLUME XLIV.-NUNlBER 81.

hesoi sufficient force efficient iroops-be won,I
carry oa. The orders Of the President of Inc Uni
led States.
Qaession.-Whatd did you understand by lhA
words take Affairs into his own hands" and dL
you understand that ne meant 10 use force and
was Lieut.. Col. Fremont one Of those upon whom
il was 70 be used?
Answer did.
Question Did you hear any thing from &C.
neral hearny In ieiston TO the coming of The
Mormons, after he difficulty ab4ut The command
al Los Angeles Z
Answer.-Not from Gen. Ksarny. met AIR.
Hall lew hours after had parted with Ger
Keafny. He was The messenger from Colonel
Cooks (Mormoni battalion.
Qucsion.-Did you hear Gen. kcarny speal:
OF The capiiulalion Of Cowenda, and cali il ille-
gal, or use words TO that efccl7
| ALswer-I did not.
Questionable you hear Gen. kearny speak
OF thai convention as giving immunies 10 men
who ought 10 be punished for their crimes or
use words to that efiect2
An;wer.-l never heard Gen. Kearny, myself,
say word 10 relation 10 the convention.
Question. Did you. or any one for you, with
| your knowledge and consent, write q letter, OF
| which this IS copy, 10 the editors Of the hew
| Orleans Picayane from Havana
Letter was here read 10 the witness, aier which,
Judge Advocate Will you have the ccu,.
| cleared, MIR. President
Witness = No, sif, never wrote that letter.
and know nothing abouii,
judge Advocate. Lieut.. Emory, The cour, i,
cleared.
| Gen. oole.-Orierly c!ea. The court.
| And /, was cleared. In ten minuies the door
was opened, and The ccrd said, the question sha |
not br pat, no: shall The answer, made by the vii
ness after The court vas ordered 10 be cleared, be
regarded bY The couTl.
Lieut.. Emory explained his evidence in one
! particular BY saying on the 10th OF Jan. was
very much engrossrd AMI occupied in attending
10 The work a, The lori on the hill, by directions Of
Gen. Krarny
And the CONT here adjourned til! Tomorrow at
10 O'clock, A. NJ.
| Com. Stockton will be examined on Wedn,
| day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
PIANOS IN FARMVILLE.

j purchase PIANOS, are requested To examine the
INSTRUMENTS now offered for sale by the su6scri-
bar He has on hand two both of which are of superior
tome and finish and the sty- of as piece OF fnr
nlture 10 new and most beautiful. The makers are
Messrs Knabe & Cache, Of Baltimore, and T. Rosen
krantx OF Dresden instruments from The manuiaoto'
ies of both have been pronounced by the best judges
in this vicinity 10 be unsurpassed. They are made
with the kind Of action acknowledged by manuiactu-
FER, 70 bo The durabe- great point In selecting
4 Plano Several have been sold in this vlcinny-oth-
rrs are expected soon.. Prices are low
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03

A letter from Old Point informs US that the Two
companies Of volunteers for Mexico have been
blended into one company ninety strong, with The
following organizatioa-Cap,ain, w. A. Talbot
Is, Lieut.. w. A. scol; ID Lieut., w. Fl. Plea
SAINTS 81 Lieut., - .Asrnf. II will proba-
III, call in The cnurso IF two wppkS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
II CUpy.- 7 b5te -,
Oct l2-cw3m POVUATAN ROBERTS. Cik.

IN pursuance of decree OF circuit superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Chesterfield county, pro-
nounced the Goth day of october, ie4I In the TWO
following cases:
HenryS. Batto, and ais, " fiaihtihs'' :
Jao B. Goodies Adm'rs, and als. Defendants;
Mack Goode, Lawson Nuhnally, and ais,
against -ts 1t-t sriunuHs' =
The same Defendants: J !:
And also Of one other decree Of the said Court, pro-
nounesd on the same day, In the case Of
James c. Ca,es, guardian, &c, for Lucy A., John
c., and Robert WIN. Goode, Plaintiffs: >
against G
Lucy a. Goode, John c. Goode and Robert VIM. :
Gnode Joseph Woodbridge AID Louisa his wife,
And Phiiip 4. SouthalI and Eliza j. his wife, the
three first by Alexander Sims, their guardian ad II
lem, Defendants.
Tho undersigned, Commissioners, Will sell 10 The
hiabest bidder on the premises, on SATURDAY., the
lsth day of December ls47, the whos Tract Of Land
called Robersoas. Appomatox river, one mile be-
low Goode Bridge in Chesterfield county, lately nw n
cd and cultivated by Joa II. Goode and Robert Goode
AZ a paruershp estate, and supposed 10 contain $50
acves-but in order the real quantity, the
whole tract " be surveyed previous TO The day oil saie
Aso the same day, land at the same place, 6rist
Mil on Saponey Creek In the said county. with the
machinery water rights, mill privileges and 5ppuIte
nsnces belonging thereto on credit OF one two and
three years, except "a 10 an amount 10 cash sufficient
10 dcay all the expenses Of Obtaining these DEGREES,
and Of canyne the same Into effect Bonds with good
security wit be- requlre 10 carry interest from the
date and the lille TO the land and other real estae
withheld as further indemnity. ~-',
.1 AaEx sa,SnR'. SIMS, Commissioner.