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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28

In the House Of Representatives on Tuesday,
Mr.. Bedinger 0! Virginia, delivered his views
We find in the Union brief sketch as follows 4:
He (Mr. J should he compelled 10 torego his
inclination 10 address The committee on the sub
ice, vi our affairs with Mexico, in order that he
might attend TO the subject oi the late special mes
sage OF the Presi!cn, Withholding the intorma-
ton sought in relation 10 the Slide mission and
The return Of Gen. Santa Anna. He commended
that the President had withheld nothing from The
House which could advance the public interest
by being made known. He read passages from
The speeches of Mr.. Hayne and Mir Randolph
in the Senate OF the U. States, on The subject Of
the Panama mission, showing that President
John @. Adams refused 10 furnish Information in
relation to that mission which had teen most re-
speclfuiIy asked by The Senale-reading copinus-
ly from both wherein anmadversinn is INDUCED
upon President Adams's Eeierence 10 The moli?es
oi the Senate in making such call Tor Executive
information.
Mr.. B. proceeded 10 institute compariso on be-
tween answers made to the Two calls for intor
nation. The reply OF Mr.. Adams beng in the
terms OF the cavalier, equivalent 10 saying 10 The
Senate that thcv might find out the mater as best
they coul+ while ,Iar OF MT. Polk was merely
a respectful decnalior, citing pfecedenis iof his
justification, &C. Mir g. also read and replied
10 certain allegations against the President by
The gentleman from Mississippi, (Mr. Tomp-
kins, defending and jusliiy,ng The President from
The msrepresental ions and as?ersons OF that
gentleman. MIR. B. also read from The speech OF
the gentleman from Mississippi, his remarks with
reference 10 the manner in which the war has
been conducted and the results following; and re-
ierfing the carnage and NO, which that gentle
man had spoken OF, in great degree, 10 the
course pursued by the opposition in this country.
lie also replied 10 the assertion OF the gentleman
from Mississippi, that The President Of the Uni;cd
States overthrow the government OF Herrera in
Mexico, in order 10 ald The return IT Santa An
ma, and thus making room for the ru.e and dica-
rorship of our most indomitablc and sagacious
foe; and showed lha, the order 10 admit Santa
Anna looked in fact, to the overthrow OF the gov
eminent OF Paroles, The first ayowcd leader OF
the war party IN Mexico. Mr.. = dow pir,nr"
from The military career OF Santa Anna, 10 show
how inappropriate was The ailusion to this indi-
vidual By IN. gentleman from Mississippi, who
had represented him as WELDING an imncnse
power in Mexico, capable oi striking armies gu,
of chaos, &c Nj B. took a wide range Of re.
mark in continuation OF his speech.
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JUST TRIBUTE.

Our City Council has unanimously adopted
The following resolution, submitted by John S.
Caskic, Esq:
Resolved, Thai III. P,"si'cnt of the Council be
instructed 10 procure a sword with suitable devil
ces and Instructions, TO he presented in behalf Of
the city, 10 Lieut. Joseph ScGen, OF The United
States Army, as a testimonial Of The pleasure
and pride with which Richmond regards the dis
linsushed sery ices OF her former citizen; the SOL
der, whose wounds are witnesses 10 his sallan-
try, aud whose "mode,y alone equals his me-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28

The Mississippi Democratic State Conven-
ton, while it made no nomination Tor President
or Vice President, unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing resolution, highly complimentary 10 the
abilities and just claims Of Gen. Quitman, for any
Office:
Resolved, That honor and gratitude are due TO
our distinguished fellow citizen, Maj. Gen. John
A. Quilman, from The citizens OF tins Stale and
of this Union, Tor the ability and chivalry dis
played by him on the plains II Mexico; that we
feel just pride in the glory he has acquired Tor
himself and for this the State OF his adoption and
an abiding confidence in him as equal TO any
station, and deserving OF the highest honor.
A resolution was also adopted expressing The
highest admiration for The ability and statesman
ship oil z. J. Walker, Esq.
Ex-Governor George Poinde1,er was invited
into the Convention, and addressed them about an
hour, vindicating all the leading measures OF the
Democratic party, and juslifying The war in lis
inception and prosecution in every particular.
This was once a "big gun" of Whigeery-but
nop, that he has returned TO his early principles,
the Wing press visit him with their wrath
Their attacks upon his motives admit that Dem
ocralic principles spreading in Mississippi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28

General Kearny replied, lha, he did not then see
any objection 10 his doing so, and Thar, thcreupon,
Colonel F. said hi would see Commodore Stock
ton, and that unless he appointed him Governor,
al once, he wonld not obey his orders.
'ln his defence, Colonel Fremont denies that
the conversation ever took place, and enters into
an argument 10 prove from the testimony Taken,
and The conduct afterwards OF General X, that
il could mol be true. On d point so grave and
delicate as this, we could not, Of course, convey
TO The reader any precise idea OF the grounds
taken, without going into The document at length.
This We have moi al present room Tor; but il will
al once be seen that it resolves itself into Sc
rious charge. The reading Of the defence was 10
be concluded on Tuesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28

We are authorized 10 state that Col. Charles
Guerran, will b. candidate tor reelection % The
House Of Delegates from the county Of Gooch-
land
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28

STATE OF THE NoRTH.w WESTERN BANK OF
VIRGINIA, INCLUDING BRANCHES AT PAR
KERsBURG AND WELLSDURG.
Jan. |, 1913. Jan. !, 1917.
Bills discounted:
rronisory notes and bonds, es07,a93 Is
Foreign bills, 3oi,iSs ~
min County 10000 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

The w hiSs OF The House having gathered their
forces, on the second day ceased their lawless and
disorganizing conduc', and united in making a
quorum. P. w. Farrar (Whis) was re. elected
Speaker-having received 40 votes, and Fl. Phil
lips (Dem 4G. MIR. F. made long and palri-
otto address. He is par Wing. He appealed
10 The House TO "snsiain The patriotic grounds Ia
ken by our immediate ancestors in vindicatins
the honor and glory Of our arms" To show the
difference between Louisiana Wings and these
in this region, We cannot resis The temptation 10
quote few eloquen, passages from Speaker Far
rar's address
Our country is but in the firs Stage OF a viso-
rous youth. The world has already witnessed it,
with more than the tabled strength OF the infant
Hercules, paralyzins the serpent coils Of tyrants
and kings, and steadily advancing in social and
political happiness and in national greatness
No nation or people, either OF ancien or modern
record, present So Sublime spectacle as 90 now
these our United States.
The Union constitutes cur real sircnaih our
real greatness, aud is AS dear To This country as
''lhe apple OF the e.e, ant should be guarded by
each oi The States with keeping and with vi.
GLANCE equal To It's vast consequences 10 he
whole as naiun II possesses a social AMI po.
ilica power, So original so unique, and finished
in all Of its proportions, that II imPairs not sell
by its own preponderaling grayiiirs as some ,imd
economists apprehend. but increases in majesty
and in strength as it increases IN stature, growing
more perfect by extension, more adhesive bf mum
hers Instead OF The thirteen original member.
OF The first contederacy, it now shelters under the
span OF its glorious arch twenly-ninc douri,hins
harmonious States.
Who, then, shall sci boundaries TO the AREA OF
freedom 2-or draw lines around The desinies oI
these States2 Onward and westward lhe pro-
sress began; and onward and westward il par
sues its steady path In This progress, besides
common share in The glory and community OF the
whole, Louisiana has direct interest worthy Of
the calmest reflections Of her sons.
And, gentlemen, in whatever form we may fee
ourselves called upon TO express The public senli
ment upon these momenlous questions, or what
ever action The nation at large ultimately may
adopt in reference 10 them, humbly e1reat ha
in their ultimate effects and consequences they
may Prove blessing TO cur own stare blessing
TO The Union aud blessing 10 the unhappy peo
pie with whom we are al war.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28

We attach but LILLE importance TO Steamboat
votes al The travelling communily-bn', as the
Wings arc fond OF such "signs Of the times" We
shall cnligh!en them with The following Presiden-
tial ballot ui The passengers On the Mary Ste
phens, on Trip from Cincinnati lo Pusburg, the
18th January: For Henry Clay 81; for James X.
Polk 81; for Marin Van Buren, 3; for John Me.
can 3. for Gen H. TAYLOR l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28

CrANCERY. -vixoIxiA :, RuIes held IN the
~ phhce OF the superior Court of Chancery for
Richard I iiuAaley and Sarah E. E. his wife,
against Plaintiffs:
~. r"oei' Mac"n, ana other Defends
ue'eu"dn' above named not having entered his
appearance and given secu.y according to the act of
assembly and the rules Of ths Court and il appearing
oy satisfactory evidence that he no, an nhabitant OF
ns commonwealth il l. ordered that the said defend
m 20 appear at the rules TO he held for the said Court,
on Tue hrst Monday In March next, and answer the
nl OF me plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be
oau"'n inserted In some newspaper published in the
wy VI Richmond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted al the front door OF the Capitol in The said city.
:, Copy. Te>te,
Dec. lG-CWem pDHuATtN PnpEpTC ank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28

The U. S. Steamer Ann Chase was lost iwen-
iy miles 10 The southwark oil Tampico bar, bound
in No lives lost.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28
sl,0s,ll5 &c si,cC5,30l q

Tho dividend declared for the last months wa.
per cent. .,
The I,st sir months was e5777 IS.
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Ni,TI(,E
NOTICE.
LEON -. uAII,S Administrator and others

L!GON ~. HOLT'S AdmlniStthtoI dHu u.Ho'''
Be,srs Thomas Holt and Pasctql Green
s neither Of you reside within this Commonwealth,
n and as neither Of you have an Attorney IN iacI
within the same to whom notice OF the time ano P'ace
,ovr informa,ion that on Thursday the 9th day OF
January, sls, tina, being Amelia County Court day be.
tween The hours OF 10 O'Clock the morning and sunset
Of the same day, ia the Clerks once OF saio county,
.postions Of Thomas T. Giles and other witnesses, 10
be used "a evidence for me in suit in Chancery now
pending in the Circuit Superior Cont OF Law ane
Cnanrs,y for The comfy OF Amelia, wherein Robert s
lron suing for himself and others, creditors OF John
Holt deceased is plaintiff, aud yourselves ana ohers
are d.eudan,s and II from any cause the taking OF te
sad depositIons shall not he commenced, or, being
commenced should not be completed on that day, the
taxing of the same will be adnurned, from time to ine
until the said dispositions snail be completed. Given
under my hand tins Sd day of December, Ieaa.
Dec. 2t-cwtl.thJan RICHARD y null.
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against
Elizabeth Rinford in her right, and "a EIecu-
trtI oi William G.. B,nfvtd. Jordan II Oakley and fiar
net his wife, John w. Biniord and Elizabeth F. Bin
ford. Defendants.
The defendants, Jordan II. Oakley and Harriet his
wife, no; having entered their appearance and given Sc
CURLY according act Of the General Assembly
aud the rules OF this Court and II appearing that they
not inhabitants Of this state mOtioQ of the plain
f by counsel II is entered at rules aforesaid, and ac-
Cordngy ordered that the said defendants, Jordan H..
Oakley aud Harriet hS wife, do appear al rules TO be
taken In the Clerks Office aforesaid. the first Mon
day IN March next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
hat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
OH" 1.-THE public newspapers pnted in the city of Rich
m"hi nr Two months succesSIvely, and also posted al
The front door OF IN. Court house of this county.
ACOsy-ftste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28

/, Guadalupe was "Long live the Religion" We
hope, adds The Star, thai some oil cur dragons,
or others, will shorty gel this precious rascal IN
their hands. lie is bod in venruring so nearthe
city, and cannot expect 10 escape apprehension
and the punishment which he deserves.
A rumor was ahoat on The 3lst ul!, that Col.
Wi,hers's command, which LETT The city OF Mex.
leo, on the evening OF the 26ih, Tor Real del
Monte had been cut 10 pieces when about twenty
miles distant. The Star does not believe word
of it, and says that il would T quire four or live
thousand Mexicans al least to roul The 9Th lnldn.
try, the dragons and the artillery, under Colonel
WIS command, and that il is fortunate Tor Padre
Jaraula and his followers that they did not reach
Guadalupe until Two days alter COL Witherss
command left that place.
A train will probably arrive here in The course
of next week from The city OF Mexico.
BY This arrival the dates from Querearo are
to the 2Sih Of December. Hopes were then en-
tertained that The approaching Congress would
have QuoIum and there was much less lain vi
pronnlc,amcn,Os and revolutions. ltt'sr Of the
2G says that all parties are agreed not TO SEND
commissioners TO Washington, arbitration being
preferable to that Stage of degradation.
We fad lille said about treaty OF peace, but
there were whispers al QneIclarU OI an armisilce
OF three months being on the fapis.
(Spscia! Correspondence nj nc Pieaynnc
VERA Cruz, Jan. II lo4S.
The next expedition that leaves Vera Cruz Tor
the interior, will, without doubt, be 10 Orzaba, 10
occupy that place and if sufficient! number vi
troops is at hand. possession will also I've taken OF
Cordoya, an important step, which viii be hailed
with Joy by the whole commercial community
who have more 10 fear from The brigands who
make these cities thei! headquarters, than from
all he MEXICAN armies in the e1-Repub!ic OF
Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28
Ven. CARR Ian Il 1913

A small party Of soldiers arrived last night
from Jalapa, bur they bring no news except the
arrival Of Col. Miless train at that place, with
out any further loss or attack than what was re-
ported to you few days since, and that on The
lllh i! proceeded en- ro,l'e TO Mexico. | refer you
TO the Vera Cruz papers Tor several interesting
items, particularly to The Free American OF this
morning Tor the last order Of Gen. Scott. Every
thing remains quiet on the road 10 The interior,
ard will continue 10 DO so until there is chance
Tor booty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28

En- CnANCEHY. AT Rules taken IN the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit superior Court OF Law
and Chsnc-ry Tor Prince Edward county the 18th day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28
HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army, I
Mexlco. December, 81, 1871. !

GsncrdE UtdcrS-.N0. 80.
|. To support, in part, the military occupation
Of the Republic OF Mexico by The Army OF the
United States, the several States OF this Republic,
already occupied, and others as they shall become
occupied, are, OF will be assessed by the year, in
,l,ll,rs &c tnlIous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTION

JAMES M. MATTHEW'S D. e.
Jan. 7-cwsw D u. l.. & Z
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Domestic Attachment

NJ OTIE is hereby given, that the 30til
/ Y day of October .e.-, i writ CT Domestic
attachment was issued by me, james ". Poe.
Justice or the Peace OF tie County Of " ayne.
at the Instance, and upon the all LAW, of Mar
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JAMES VI. POE,
Justice Of the Peace.
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TAIL ORlNC:-NEW STAND!
+. MCDOWELL. returns his thanks

wv f.. Nl.DOwELI.. returns his thanks
w to his old friends and customers for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him.
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aIrPlain work for Fri-n wear, will be
attended to promptly and '.done up neatly
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BLACKSMITHING!

GORGE WILSON. would respectful
NJ " inform the public that he has erected
aud nov occupies a NEW SHOP ON West Main
street, near Burk's old Livery Stable, where he
10 prepared 10 DO, in the best Of style and on the
shortest notice. all kinds of BLAChSMiiH-
INC. He will iron Carriages, Buggies. Wagons
ssl Tkrashiag Machines make MAJ Irons
aud oil things in that line. He will pay Particu-
lar attention TO the making and repairing OF
Agricultural mplements-SHoElNGH HORSES
making and repairing EDGE TOOLS, Nc
TrHe designs to make his establishment u
N1DhDl S3En10hsyS and the re-
fore confde ntly solicits public patronage.
The Work Well Done o. No Pay!
Richmond, Nav -. lSls. a2tf
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--s.,,.. .,.l.ncholv Jokes are said to

N-rScme melancholy jokes are said to
!. esssing occasionally at this time among
- o6;cc holders at Washington city
r. fellows Jest whilst the tears, as big as
iaIe nuts, are standing upon the ends Of
Ae;r noses. Mr.. Walker the other day
- his messenger with his compliments
!, Mr.. buchanan con9ratu!ating HIM upon
= result of the election in Pennsylvania
n. Buchan an in reply sent his compli.
~ents TO Mr.. Walker, assuring hun that
. expected, on slse receipt OF few more
,.tnrns from Mississippi. to be able to re-
cfprocatc his congratulations.
We must think that those lesfs are de-
c;dedly out Of place in hospitals, grave
yards. and Mr.. Folks Cab'nc'.-i' ''u'''
Vile Journal.
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FOR SALE or. EXCHANGES.

WILL sell or exchange for property in
Richmond or immediate neighhorifood, "a farm
containing 100 acres, lying on the "abash riv-
er miles above Delphi, Carroll Co., Indiana.
1t IS the very best of bottom Iand, there are 40
acres cleared. with house. barh, and oiher
necessary buildings. The Wabash and Erie Ca
nal runs through the land. Title indspu,abie
Enquire at the Drug Store Of
JOS HOWELI-S, No, e man street.
Noveniher -. lSiS. 4I-tf: