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CONSTANTLY on hand full supply of every z.sF-@4
y variety OIL ATS Israb and HIack-aso, large sTa
assortment of CAPS. F93
milo 81 e. II. BI nee. 30 Canal street.
n B-Panicular Hat made 10 order.
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SHARK. DAY. sYAUFFg5R 4 CO..

IMPORTERS
IRON. TIN PLATE, METALS, HARDWARE, &c,
Corncr Canal and .Uagazine Sts., Ven OrlcHns,
q Offer for sale large and fresh stock Of the 2
eLA following Goods and would respectfully solicit x
VI Il the inspection of country purchaser z
E3} Swedish, American and English IRON II
Mats, Castings, Tin Pilates, Metals; $500 - 49, -
Naylor x Co.'S CAST STEEL and GIN SAW STEEL;
PAINS Oils, Window GIass, Corase, Tar Mn Stones,
COTTON and WOOL CARDS;
cythes Ok, Log and Trace Chains; Anyk Vices, Smiths
Bellows Timers Tools and Materials; and Il general
assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Comprising a articles in this line adapted to the Southern
and Western Jobhng Trade.
The advertisers agents for the sale OF
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS
Iron liubb, and ANe, and which have proved superior TO
kind heIeoIoe in They would also cali the alien
OF Southern Planters 10 their stock of
PLANTATION GOODS.
Oils Cane Knives, Sugar Skmmers and Ladies, Truss
Hoops. Building Materials,
CORN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS. HORSE COLI
LARS. etc. ctc.--Al OF which have been selected
expressly los Plantation Supplies and of the best quad
tiles. nll5 I'm
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MATING, OIL CLOTH, &c.

EAIIJWlE, UILl OLCIfi, &c.
s~tANTON MATING, GA, 81. and il plain fame,
I aud check Of superior qUtttes-tOgethcr with Flo
and Table on CLOTHS on hand and for sale at the
ho>e;y and Paper Hanging Establishment of
nib 81 Hos EFTER. 20 Camp st.
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a LARGEquan:ty OF tiDeh hest Live Geese FEATHERS
a on hand torsac in large small Quantities al the Paper
hanging and Upholstery Store, No. 70 Camp strert.
milo q Hos ETTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
"pErTY SOCIAL QUESTIONS"

In yesterdays paper We presented an extract
from The Richmond Wing, in which i! represent-
ed The grea. and vital question TO the South as
one OF the apsty social questions" and beneath
The notice Of that leading Wing journal. We
now call The particular attention oil our readers
TO the following article from the Cleveland Daily
Herald:
"THs Vice PRESIDENCY But few seem to IN
ders,and the vast importance which attaches, IN
The present state of affairs, TO the office OF Vice
President. In the adjustment OF The questions
which have arrayed the North again the South,
il is not at all improbable that strictly sectional
vote will be cast 10 the Senate. 10 this event as
there are just fifteen Free, and fifteen Slave
States. the Vice President will have the casting
vote. This fact invests the question whether The
Vice President shall be tor freedom or slavery,
with the utmost importance. Now every one
mast see at a glance, that, whether the PIesiden-
,ial election be decided by the people or thrown
inlo the House, the result will be that either
Millard Fillmore, The well tried friend OF Free
dom or Wm. o. Butlsr The slavery e1tensionlsi,
mns, be elected. Just look at H. II Cass be elect
e, BY The people, Butler must DC also; Tor pre-
cisely The same votes that elect the one must elect
The olher They are both on the same ticket and
they are inseparable. II is precisely the same with
Taylor and Fillmore; and there are but lew who
entertain the idea that Van buren, ana hod'nS
stand the least chance OF an election oy Inc Peo'
pie. Their only pretended hopeis in throwing Inc
election into the House. But it must mol be lorso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
LETTER FROM TIE "HoN." ". T. COL.
COCK

Mr.. Colcock (says the Char,es;oE Mercury i
tie sole ca nd tate or Congress from the DIstric ~
pte,ep, so ably represented by tnr "Hon. y.
Barnwell Rne;i, aui will undouo edlv he eiecied
nv unanimous consent He is geA!ism as
much distinguished Tor The clesrness and sagaci-
~ of his intellect as Tor the mahliness oil ms
characer and the OF. hodoI OF his Political SEMI
men,s fIe i a rne son 81 the S5u'h.
GRAHAMyILLE, Sept 20, ls4S.
nNy Dear Sir: received b. The last mail
vonr kind invi arioD 10 attend meeting OF me
fgenune" Democracy, aud regret mat II IS on'
OF my power 10 do so.
~ returned on Saturday from Barnweil where
addressed on Thursday last some 1870 or 21uu
IL The genuine" 80 far as ih- Pte,'ien''ii
n.,s.ion is concerned, Barn@e is i.r Cas- 10
man. No, except three, -, - ~
noupc.d myself as uualterably opposed 10 Ger;
TAYLOR, as Cass man, though moi al "uHra
Cass man.
al !; useless nov 10 waste words aooIt Inc Vo's
OF inc Stale. She will vote lof lass . q, sule d,
there j. Sun in ihs Heavens; we al i !,
your division in Charleston, anc ,fun 'ne' II NAV
(. healsd bs,ore he election. Al all events We
nope ha. you will rot run lwo 'icEe.a Tor .he L.
oislaru,e. Il is useless vase oil strength, and
M good can come Of i The S'a'e LOOKS 10 your
n;,!s or good couascls. You have The press, IN:
- "a, ,ioic voic. ought 10 utter but one naIri
s.n,;msn, OF resistance 10 our adgersaFes. Oar
family is too small 10 quarrel
"If you will only Jump into he cars and 'ate
ride mo the cUGn'ry, and Then look odeR e.
vonf CITY YOU will that II IS very snall n
you are engaged in II The Taylor men succeed,
j, will be dear bought victory 10 Them AID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
Germs Of the ENQUIRER.

,.~Tne Enquirer Is published DAILY (for the city
.rS sEMl.W EEKLY tfor the country.) For the Dalll
Pao,, seven dollars per and al the rate oil
40 ars II taken for shorter perod than one year.
IN. semi Weekly, five dollars per annun, ano
5olJars for six months, pay able IN adVaneeto &c
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P'' TERMS OF ADVERTlsiNG.
ts rHE DAILY ENQUiRER-For one square o!
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THE SEMI-WEEkLY-On1 square oil sixteen
ar less first insertion, IS cents for each continue
',ne 80 cents 81.
ines. and In that proportion for advertisements
' ,ens,h-eIcept Lottery Vendors and Auc-
d .nn are charged one hundred dollars paper
nc from a distance must be accompanied with
nav. or satisfactory references, 10 insure
Al, aucs 10 this office may be RENTED per mail,
~ .na available Bank notes, at the risk OF the
s'oa nnsfare Of ahictters being paid by the rri
Eo rn rosage of single letter Is scarcely oil any
r., 70 the writer: II sthe accumulation OF post
a'e'un IN s,,rnsive business, which operates as
.s,,ou, lax upon ,"s Edit"rs.l
s." an 0btuari.s and Mortgages from the country,
novs, The party's handwriting is unknown al tnis
VIZ nr,, he authenticated by the endorsation OF me
s,sI In the nei.hborhood or they WIZ IN no eass
t,.iishra Every measure, tnat mas oee,l 'asen n "
ps transitions ndQuiZZrs, mas proved hs'e'ool'
p,i.us we must, therefore, insist, sueh e1so,
una ~. roumunica,ionbein.cs certified by the name o.
upo.,,noster ,,orit,en on tie back Of theieaer-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
[ From The .4ugu,ta Democrat |


| perceive in The Slaunlon Spectator OF the
26'h September, thar my name has been placed
by IN President OF The Rough AMI Ready Cut
al New Hope, among The Delegates Ia the l. i
in2tun Convention. | am mucn IEdeb cl 10 the
venerable and worthy gentleman .or The honor
mus Conferred Upon mr., DuI nave respectfully
l. repeat The worIs used b fore .ie Club a Ire
tame, VIZ. that though am nos: ami always
have been whis, YET | al 10, in favor OF
General Taylor Tor President, anc never e1pect
To advocate the pTtt'nslo OF him nr any other
Military Cnie tain 10 TIA; Office the o5,ser dutnn.
Of the Philadelphia Convention or any onpr
cgnyehlicle of Chie:s, 10 The contrary notwi'h-
Standing. My principles hope are made discern
er stan ihan 10 be fashioned and made aral.abk
10 II; the shou deis OF any man, particularly one
VINO has nothing save his exp II, ia The field OF
battle 10 recommend him, no matter now, Rough
be may be ~ The Camp, or Ready TO ACCEPT
the nomination for President. am ne So grea
an adept in ground and lofty tumoling as b"
able to throw myself, by summcisei, upon lhr
Taylor "Plaiiorm," from the position which
have, during my lifs, occupied in opposition 10
promoting such characters 10 the Chief Maais
tracy Of oar Repabnc. Let Others 20 with lLei!
meE, am content 10 stay with my principles
Truth crushe. 10 earth will rise again,
The eernal years Of God are he's;
Bui Error wounded wrilhes in pain,
And dies amidst her woishippcrs"
had no wish Tor my name, unimp ufisn; is il is
10 be associated with the parry issues OF The day,
or Tor tito be made conspicuous in any way, AMI
have by this means 10 express my regret that il
should have been made 10 assume false posi-
lion before the public; though il vas, doubtless,
done with no un,ricEdy ieelin, or improper mo-
tiycs. JAMES G. PRICE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
THE TABLES TURNED,

The Wing, some time since, intimated that
Mr. Bolts had written q lcttor favorable to q
Free soil meeting in New York-that gentleman
took occasion to turn the tables on the Wing,
by showing conclusively that the Taylor moet-
ing in New York was the real Free soil meet
ing. The late Taylor Free soil meeting in New
York confirms what Mr.. Bolts said
snow it SO happens, that if had directed
my telegraph despatch TO the Taylor meeting,
held in the same city about the same Time, it
would have been addressed TO FREE SOIL
MEETING. and then the Taylor men would
have matted me on the back and said was
VERY CLEVER FELLOW; at That meeting OF
the FRIENDS OF TAYLOR AND FILL
MORE. among other resolutions UNANIMOUS
LY ADOPTED, was the following:
"Resolved, That we look upon those who are
striving to oyerleap the concessions and compro-
misses of tho Constitution By attempting to ex-
teni The area OF slavery, as disunionists, null
6ers, and foes of tho welfare OF our common
country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

"Tnis is a small business. General Cass ,.h., ~
vernon OF Michigan, AMI Superintendent of Indian Al
fairs, sent In claims for extra allowances which
finally granted BY The treasury Department. We think
there has been more stir made about this than t. ma
ter called for There Ia M reason 10 sununss Thar m,
Department acted without due investigation and know
ledge; and ifhe claims were just there was No Irnpro
prlrty in the presentation al them by General Cas-, N
in the granting of thsm by the Secretary p,.s,J.n
tal canvass ought turn upon other issues Than II,
or the like Of these =
We agree with The Baltimore American a
Taylor paper, thai this IS indeed, "a small bust
ness" Bu. the Wing press, led on BY Andrew
Stewart OF Pennsylvania, have sweled il 10 ercal
importance. Poor fellows! they could do no bel.
ter. They ms assail Gen. Cass personally, for
want Of better Ina'erial-bu, all their violent
charges Of swntlln2, cowardice, and now Of ICY.
ira charges" are utterly exploded The course o,
the Wing press, in thus vilifyag Gen. Cass, has
forced he Union 10 come ou with document
which the Wings Of The House caleb for, tut did
mol order TO be printed From that il appears
thai Gen. Taylor has drawn the enormous, sum
of ST., 1874 0i-nut TOR extra services rendered
bnl as M emolunicrt Ter his ordinary routine Of
duties in The line Of his Profession. |, also AZ.
pears that Gen T., though a candidate for The
Presidency, draws thirty ralioas, and his salary
amounts TO upwards oil scum thousand doiiars-
We ci'e these facts merely 10 shut the mouths o!
the Wings as 10 the "exifa allowances" 10 Gen.
Cass, Tor necessary expenses, which were sane.
toned by such men as William Win and John
c. Calhoun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

RICHMOND, lWh August, 1910
Y,IycH CROSS John Cross, issae nouuin' 1000 ~;
20, NJ Hugh Davis, deceased, susanna u ,a,;, ""
dow Of Tho said Hugh DAVIS Wiam sn, san of hi,
pI,ab,,h his wife, aud John DAVIS, 'hians su 60, =,
via DAVE, oy 'no ea'' '''' Plaintiffs
wn,,.m n B Campbell and Nancy ms ~ne, VINO
william n Coo. IN her own right, and as curatrix
was Nan9y y of Fismnp Crosse, deceased, John En-
OF lne es = Myers, Tinsley Davis, and Charles
S,.,r an infant by Robinson, nus guaiaian au 'en'
assigned by the Court 10 defend hiin IN .h,s sun,
p,,.,,n, N decree of the Goth March, s4S, of The
s,,.,or Court of Chancrry for the Richmond Circuit,
-. Court among other things, decreed that this sun
W. ,sviyrd In the name OF Jordan Harris as Admi.
,,o, of Finch Cross deceased, as party PLAINTIFF
va doh adjudse, order and decree, that one OF the
rnm,.sionrrs Of this Court do reform the accounts
ss.n(ors reported in this cause. by making special
Statement in conformity with The principles declared
~ decree of the Court of Appeals, OF the nineteenth
~ ~ pshmary. eighteen hundred and forty-eght.
ars m. Court doth further adjudge. order and de-
.,.. ih,l the defendants, William Campbell and
Ssney his wife, do render before the said Commits
a further and full account of the estate OF Fem-
ms Cross deceased and that they deliver unto the
I,T. The slaves in their hands, II any, to the use oil
which Fleming Cross was entitled ioI ms NE only,
s,d 10 which The plaintiffs are now entitled; anu tnat
~, ,,o render upon oath, account of their hires,
,sfrr The said accounts the saio
is directed TO examine and stale, ana re-
no,l 10 The Court with any matters, specially stated,
deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or which may De required
sy any OF the parties To be so stated.
Tn. n,e, are hereby notified TO attend at my otce,
in The ci,y Of Richmond, the gath day OF october
n.I1 Al 10 @ clock A NJ, with the evidence necessary
me TO perform the duties required by the said
d.r,er JOHN SHORE, Commissioner.
Sept l5-cw4w<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
CLASSICAL. SCHOOL.
r.,IlE srcond session Of III 2 Eennrtt S,ho" ~
i this city, VIII commence on MONDAY, "a o0'oocf.

r.,llE sroond session Of hr renncu Sohoo'. ~
L mis- CITY. Will commence on MONDAY, "a OctoDcr.
TERMS:
Tuition IN the usual Engish branches, GU
Tuitron In the advanced Enslirh hrauchs4' ~
Ancient Ian 2aagrs and higher Nathe niai'cs. %
The French and high German Languages VIII DO
CAUGHT without charge u the pupiis Fhai nave al
ready nttatnrd n suitable proficiency III Inc Entnsh.
The Greek and Latin language VIII ne t'nebt, MOI
only according 10 the pronunciiiinn adopted IN mo
American and English Colleges, hui also according "
me n,ndern Gr-cinn and Roman standard The rtaroh
nj This il novou- iba.much as tile iacy Of c"nmun'.
cation stInfds the American student an "p"iunlg 81
nursntnr his srrdrs drrren, European Colleges,
where these languages pronounced ac'"rhihe 10 tho
en- ,iish : andafd ~"ili scarcely br c"npfrlrnhed
The matar,iac, drpaitr1s Twin liz entrusted 20 ono
who a- not on. Distinguished himself ~ Ms '"i'fg'
ate ronr7r bot who has Also been enlnrnty siccrsin'
I'm importing instruction.
Mr. Bennett rcera'es his promise, 'hat IN inc coi,
duct Of M. school s.re' ori 'etolesome 1eps'ne ht
invariably BE- nsirGirea-anJ his constant ehhraV"f WIN
be To neu!cate the ifmrsI principles OF hoof anu ~
tegrity. ,y., n ,h ,
/ Cunningham Or Charles Bell Gihsnn " Noting
I l.aae Davenport, YIN Palmer, samI Subirt, Fleming
! James = BAXTER and aacnurdo, Esqrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
FILLMORE A BETTER ANTI SLAVERY MAN
THAN GfDOINGS.

A few days since, the New York Express a.
Fillmore was marvellous proper man, though
il has mol yet answered our challenge 10 show
that Fillmore dares to reoant his other odious
anti-slavery doctrines. We ash Southern Wings
10 read what this same Express, The accredited
witness of Southern Wings, said on the 22d Of
August lat:
seven Mr.. Gddines Of Ohio, The conscience
Wing, and we hope his constituents will remem-
Der him fer it, was absent when the Amislad az
propria,ion came up. And once before, too,
when great questions were at stake, he was in
Massachusetts, injurins the Wing members from
that State, and Ma'a,d Fillmore, Of this State,
eyery one Of whom are better because more prac.
tica. and influential, ami slavery men than him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
who love her and who fray 10 God to bless her
aud preserve her honor. GRACIOUS.
Exraci 9: q lsuer, daret

EAudCt ., 4 iratI, Hdlel
PARIS, September An, 1873
nave, since my last. been 10 The National
Assembly, where they are taking away on The
subject u a Constitution in 4 boi>icFous end IT.
regular manner. They IL not make much pro-
gress at il; AMI verify believe most Of them do
net want the Assembly 10 go on with The work,
Elections 10 fill some vacancies are 10 Come of
so9n and, amongst others, Louis Napoleon is
out. He viii BE- elected, and, / iear will he a
botheraIion u everybody. | mentioned in NY
last the grand review Of troeps which saw o.
the Champs lie Mars. Paris i now %. :-et !;
quiet, and Father dull. Ill cnance oi war atou,
Italy or the Duchies i, !! seems, al N end AMI
the only srca! difficulty b-i9le politicians is
10 organise or 10 something ~ labor, and con-
tent gfumblerS The Cnol-la, il wuu
appear IS going 10 sigh Paris. beieve much
more luss has been ma .e abou, than it ever &c.
served We are al looking forward 20 tAe cleo
lions IN America with in.ense interest ant curl
nSjtv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
VOLUME XLV.-NUtIgIR As.

oarfsn ore TOO; ior what vii i; bring hem Il
ro'hihg bcI The DIS RI, and he alienation O,
'nt oihrf paris Of me Sta :. This is much 10 be
regretted icr we canno, sfcrd 10 20 vi hor, ma
~ ~ o. 'hosr Who ale ii@hioy under that banner.
we "aa! Uaion and concert now, more han e.
can only repeat ,ha, ynu may res. assured
.ha. ms , de VIII 90 for Cas-, aid j, is in vain
nov io' ahP man 20 attemol 10 preven, il.
'fonfs ifaiy, MMF CcLccck.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
UntyerAsiy OF seBHsysvansa
MEDICAL DEPARTS
SESSION OF 1915


rr,HE Medical Lectures viii commence on Monday,
i tho lnth day of ncinber, and be deliver under
the following Arrangement: r.,,c,
Theory and Practice Of ;iedlcine, by NATHANIEL
CHAPMAN, ". ID. . ;,
anatomy. by WILLIAM Z. HOaNER, NJ. D.
Mai. ria Medica nnd Pharmacy, by GEoRGe D..
WOOD. NJ u.
Chemistry, by JAMES ROGERS, NJ
surgery BY VILLAS GIBSON, u. ID. ,..,,
Obstetrics asd the Diseases VI Women anu 1"i'oie's
by HlJGH l.. HODGE, NJ ID. ,.,o, =, n
fns,itute. IL ai-dir,ne by siML. JAIhsoS, ~ ~.
Clinical in-,ru, ton the penaeylVania .G ~
GEORGE g. a D0D, ". D, on Nehlcinr, NJ" "So.
W NORRIS, NJ. D., IN surgery, twice week
D-mons;ra,iy. Instruction In Medicine ano SuiasIy'
,wee week BY lhr Professors .. The Meaes1 ravG
ss.i,led by w IS. GERHARD, W. w., ana hEShf n.
SMITH, VI. ID. ,,,a 5.;,,, ,o,, II !.
O., 10 ma Il,t ~ Dclob,r inclusive.
m. CONS for PfacGical Anatomy VII be open from
o,,ah., ist ~ tne end OF March ensuing JOHN
SEiiI H. -, .grmnDstruiur
Account Of Fees for Lectures In thr University Slu5
INCARCERATION Eco, tpli once oaiyr) ,
Hospital Fec, m
Practical inainmy, nv q.
Graduating Fee, -
the commencement viii take place early In A?sil.
W E. HOMER, ~ ID
D-an Of the Medical Faculty.
3s5 Chestnut Street, above Thirteenth,
opposite the u. ) Mint, Philadelphia.
La
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

An immonse mass lnceln' Of the Democrats
of Ohio, "ten thousand frcmeL in council
was held al Dayton few dys stree. General
w. o. Butler was expected, bat with most
laudable good sense and pnpriety he declined
TO be present; as he thinks 4 not becoming the
position he occupies, to participate personally
in the political meetings Of lie campaign"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

The Coon Convention d Tennessee appoint
ell w. l.. MILHoLM, gallant soldier Of The Mex
lean war, Wing clec'or for hat State. Mr.. NJ.
however, had suffered enonshn Mexico. by WING
treason, and consequently he declines The honor
his Wing friends intended cnerrins upon han III
a letter in which he says: "ie empty honor OF az
Eec,orship canno' wheedeme ino the supper
OF man who ayows his 'fant Of capacity 10 ~
The distinguished honor which ne asPires, ani
who kaows moi The doctrines he will favor il
elevated 10 that highestof all honors in the Re
public"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
NOTICE.

4 PUBLICATIONS. VIII be received b. the undersign.
~ cd nntil the st Of November for The appoint
ment If SeUdvt htibe tlrsln1 Mta'y Institute The
dutlcH Of - once CONSIST IN Supervision ot the roOk
Ing and servln. NJ the supplies far the Cadets Mess
Hai-the nrcesSary provisions. servants, &C, being
furnished BY The Institute The Steward vii, be iuY-
nshrd with good quarters, provisions, fnel and LIGHT
for his family the services al female hs
family, aud n compensation not rrrer ing $50 per
Year. Applicants must furnish proper testimonials OF
qualification and lair moral character. The number Of
persons in the family should he specified III each app
cation.
Also-pansd-onc good Baker, and three frst rata
Diving Room Wditers-while men preferred. Address,
post pad. FRANCIS II SMITH,
Sept 29--cw5W SuprrinIrnd-nt ~ T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
THE ROMAN Af.SION

We lae: announced the uimely Geceasc Of
Or. J. L. Martin, late Chars, at Rome. The
press THE country generally ~ a hinh r,hnis
sraced cur columns, and we ut lately INDUCED
the hope of bearing from him,sain.
Several gentlemen arr alre y spoken Of by
different journals as his successor. Without de-
string 10 minsle in snch danssion we cannO
refrain from presenting 10 OF readers the follow
inc extract Of letter just received from cor
respondent in Europe:
nYou will see the announcement Of Inc sudden
death Of Mr.. Marlin, Chare de AffaiEes AT Rome.
He had only been rrescnud four days before to
The Pope, in his official opacity. II seems he
had lhe maIarions ierr Twelve hours, and
died in HE night with app.exy. Hc had been
subject il an occasicna flow Of blood 10 the
heat. lie is much 10 be ,greued, both as man
Of talent and public offer. In replacing him,
il 81 ems 10 nc M man prominently before ;hc
eyes Of our Government a dipiomatisi o! talent,
worth and great cxperiere. AMI a gentleman
OF refinement and rare ratification, in The pei
son OF Mr. A. Dudley hann.+ l. will b. Teco'.
lec,ed tha, hr has bee sometime IN Europe,
engaged in diplomatic afiirs, and has just finsh-
ed The treaty with the Gcman States which puts
us on such favorable COMMERCIAL footing VIII
them. He is still in Efope and have not
doubt but that his prominent qualifications
| and diplomatic exper,ece will cause him 10 h'
Immediately sent Il fill he nrv pos, left vacan
| Ly the uniimcly death ii d.. Martin. hi'
unhounfcd commercial nlornaIlon and his uh'
firing industry and Z.al or our national interests
are we'll known; ant, asa man in private l'!e, ~
acquaintance with hio is no necessary 7
show that he is fitted lurtay court"
Mr.. Mann was foremost abrneing the imporianc
/ of tbs Mssion 10 Rome 10 ~ serious notice al OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
ny THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.

xs,nrREAS a vacancy hath occurred IN The Gene
W rnl Assembly OF this state, by the re-'enati"n OF
Ohm W Nrsh delegate elect Tor the c"iniy OF P"wha-
tan: Therefore, Joan T. Willy, Lieutenant Governor
W v. ,,ioa saeti,,. An IN. absence Of the Governor
from tn seat oil Government In exercise ." TIE amino
y vested in the Executive by law d" hereby require
the Sheriff Of the -,ii county al i"snaab 10 ,u az
sI..tinn in m II rnuuiy on YilE RSDiY The and day OF
November next, 10 MI the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand as lieutenant Governor, TACT
Inv "a Governor, as nforrsldl and under the
f., lesser seal ,f ghr Slate, nj Richmond, this
18Th d., Of September, in t5eyrar Lsis :,