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NEW VERSION OF THE CONSTITU>
TON,

"Observer," the we'll intormed cores pondcnt OF
III Philadelphia Ledger, writes as follows from
Washington
The Herald may preach till doomsday, and
throw down he gaunla, 10 General Taylor's ca
binel: she old gentleman" will no; heed it. DE
will no! even listen 10 people saying aught against
his constitutional advisers, much less read Iors
COMMUNICATIONS on The subject. however recom.
ment,d by piqlancy 81 Style or force and dilec-
lion OF PERSONA satire. "Go 10 the Secretary" is
he staining reply 20 all solicitations or commu-
nica;ions II Individuals; and il, by chance, the
rejoiudsr be, 81 Just came from him" then The
conversation is brought 10 close by aconic
'then cannot help you! !"
This "o,al surrender" Of the Presidents row
ers and duties TO the Capinei, is entirely con-
lrary 10 the spirit of our institutions. The Pre-
silent, and not tie Cabinet is responsible 10 the
people, and il smaoks oil European Legitimacy
thus to make The Cabinet The President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
wHlTEHuRsrs DAGUERREoTYPEs

VII Ell " 10 . Dh0oINieA-o !, -
The elegantly furnished gallery OF Mr.. White
huTs!, The celebrated artist is daily Ihrorged with
the beauty and fashion OF The city, saying nolhIng
of the strangers who are continually attracted by
the splendid display oil superior likenc.ses lhal
grace his cases and wall. Al the recent fair held
al Washington Hall, there was but one opinion
expressed by the thousands OF visitors as 10 the
superiority OF the dasuerreoiype specimens, and
tha, opinion was unqueslionably in favor OF The
high-:oned and richly flashed picture II While
hurst; 10 TACT the sfea! press OF business, tie
never. failing satisfaction he gives TO all, and The
furnishing condition OF all OF his establishments,
bo h in Virginia and Maryland, prove him TO De
The Prince Of Daguerreo,ypists and the artist OF
the day. Any ore visiting Whieburst's estab,
lishmen,, Baltimore Street, between Light and
Charles, will find him and his assistants polite
and auentiye.-t Baltimore Pabiot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
FOR LEASE.

THE "swamp Farm. :" lying on tho Chckahominy
River IN The county of Hanover, belonging 10 the
estate of the late Doctor Reuben Meredith, will be Of
frred for lease II the highest bidder, on the 5th day
Of December ls4s, # fair Il not, the ne.t FAIR d'y,
the PREMISES al ii O'Clock, NJ, Tor the Term oI
four years from the LIST day of January, 1850. This
farm contains about 4JO acres OF land-ths high lard
is good wheat and corn land-a very erss portion Of
the is fret rate rive. teaLi, part Of winch IS
kncv; this paym II one Of the most productive for It's
size In that region OF country. Ills about9 miles from
the City OF Richmond, The eastern extension o, the
the gate rendering the facilities 10 transport produce
to market easy and convenient. Persons DESTROYS OF
leasing, obtain information by addressing Inc sup
PBJONES,
Administrator Of Reuben Meredith, decd.
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Classical and Mathematical school,
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SALE

AN authorised BY Robert P. sonerv'll, OF Iennss'
o. ~ seIi his Tact Of Land on the Roanoke n"er,
80 ryior,a Ferry containing, by late survey, Aeo
There are on II l56 Of valuable rive. bot
tom ready tor cultivation. Tho high land - o. very ~
s,p Sshsat and corn Persons desiring TO view the
ood viii please call on Mr. Armis,ead sturd VINO
lives io he neiehborhood, and will take pleasure IN
sho"'hs " JNO. 3. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. somerVill
Usparrson. Granville co., N. G.. March 6--eu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
Large new stables,

OF THE AMERICAN HUTEL.
THE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
country friends and CUSTOMERS that he has recent.
IL procured and fitted up 10 the most convenient and
approved manner, large and commodious Stable, IN
tes. proximity 10 the American Hotel, where guests
oihis Hotel, who arrive by private conveyance, can
be has engaged Ost eIs, who, from skull, experience
and attention TO their duties warrant him IN ensurng
,asfnet!on 10 all who may patroni.e him.
ine hack and horses, and safe driver, VIII IKE
,ss he m con,an M attendance for the accommodation
i his guests NATHAN II THORNTON,
n.I o6-ro,uaw American Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
lu.narfner>hip.

rnHe unds, signed have formed a connexion under
i the style and firm Of NANCE 4 GOOCH, for
me purpose of conducting COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING BUSINESS. They WIN give part.
ular attention 10 the sale of Tobacco, Flour Wheat
and Corn.
,ioads TO be forwarded will meet with prompt des-
az Liberal cA-H advances on consignmeats
~ THO. J. NANCE,
ID. r. GOOCH.
400 les Mountain Butter just received, and for sas
ca accommodating terms. ~. O u.
Nov Q-clOt
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Henderson Granville c.
COvFRNESS.

A LADY experienced ia the tuition OF "
n Ing al i've under her charged Is desrous o.
chang,n, her locality, chiefly from want oil chufcn
privileges. private family living continuous 20
Town parish church would therefore pest sun e'
wisbss-
Her instruction comprises tine usual branches Of an
English education, with French and music. one nas
taught IN Cdnnda and the States, and can give
House, surry county, Virginia. Nov le-cw%w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT

10y virtue Of an act of Assembly, passed on The ga
- of February, 5i9, providing for The erection o,
Monument 10 GEORGE WASHINGTON, the Com
missioner. appointed By the Governor Of Virginia
hereby offer premium Of five hnad'-d dollars Tor
plan Tor the Monument, 10 be approved BY thT.. ac
companed with necessary estimates for its erection.
The Monument will be located On The Capito
Scn,re, il he City of Richmond, be constructed OF
Virginia granite or marble, or combination oil DOM
ana cost QUE hundred thousand dollars
Plans and estimates required by the first day o.
cember ne IL . c,osed TO the Governor Of virginia
WILLIAM F RITCffE,
GEORGE w MUNFORD,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
JAMES NJ WtCkHAM,
THOMAS T. GILES, !
EaTjL Vi MARTIN,
JOHN Bolts,
Oh. l9-e2awlm
ny The time Tor receiving plans and estimates is
extended to the 9Th of January next.
Nov l6-ctd
OF The Washington Union anj National 'n'eii,-
ren1er ptase copy, and send their accounts to the
Executive of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

Boh o! he Washington Organs announce Oh
sc;,i,v ,ba, sin the amour. Of revenue which
ell, be requisite to NEE, the expenditures Of Inc
Government Tor the fiscal years ending The sun
Of June, 1850, AID The 3o.h Jone ISL, there will
10 = deficit Of between fifteen and twenty mil
lions Of collars"
The pre,ext Tor this heavy dehcit Is alleged TO
hs the extraordinary expenditures growing out oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
SWEET MUSIC.

We have before US The Angelica Polka
and The Bridal Polka composed BY SgnoI
George OF this city, and beautifully published ny
Nash and Woodhouse. The latter piece We
have heard executed, and the music is original
and striking.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
MInWAY EEMAIE ACADEMY.

MIDW II ENhI fAO4h = h~k1 -
rIE last annua, session Of this Institution closed It's
L duties on the 18th utmo, number al pupils IL WIZ
II r. opened or the lsI dag Cf October, and continue
!. ilolt interruption Until the lst August, 1859.
Ia late Principal will continue TO preside over Inc
a,uton in connection with all Of the other teachers
.ho.s services have also been retained. Charges the
,,ne az for the last session Some valuable and extern
rs. improvements are In progress For particular In.
Donation address DIR J Minor, Tappahannock; or
,,, Posi- Office Virginia Respectfully,
JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ ID.
Midway E.sex County, Virginia August 2i-ctf
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VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of two DEGREES Of ihs Cireu. sufe,not
Cou, onred nm The 9Th day OF October ls49, In ar
SCI. If The "Thc Bank OF Tennessee VS. John Lanirr
,aa., and ia5dss ~, vs. 81 s .est,
We sia', U Corrt House that being Court day,
n ss 70 The highest bidder, credit of and y mes
so"ai instruments except cash sufficient TO de'iay
Inhn Janlrr in the slaves now 10 possession oil DTS;
frances Parker her thirds in the estate Of A,,h'o
parLer deed there being Al in number, the saia
Ianiers ineres. being one third al inc ooa'u u WIS
The slaves are very valuable-a statement Of ,se
d..c,,o,ion. etc. will be fully exhibited On ths
ages, 9ese'PA'oA' ~ AUG c BUTTS,
DAY Oh saie. JOHN CHAMBiESS,
Commssic =.
| Sussex Court House, Va. Nov.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE Or
EXCHANGE.

r HAVE about 375 aces of we'll wooded Land,
situated on the North Anna River, In Hanover
county, between the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad and the Louisa Railroad, aud about
three quarters OF a mile above the Junction II -
now and has been, under enclosure for the last SIX
years.
rs property would aell or exchange for improved
q, nnimproved city property, egibly siiuGtcaj or
would contract with mechanic TO Luild In the city
rgLeat ;hei.far 10 oe made in the land above men
l!Onec. HM- +. ~ h6h'
-s1f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
VALUE OF CALIFoRNIA-"HoT WORTH ONE
DOIiAR - n WrrsrsR.

FreaEer ("himsians") writing 10 the Picayune
IRON San Francisco, says that here are al The
! mines FL least $4,000 active operating miners
and putting down The daily product 81 each
mans labor al The low average Ut S. pei day,
an. allowing 200 working days in the year Inc
produc! iroai The Isl June 1919 10 Isl June 1850
will be Jo'ty-tTo millions Of dollars in gold dust
ausaricle which canno, deprcia,e in value. This
sum, produced in a region win population
OF 100 or some 100000 people, is nearly thrice
as great as The value of he cotton crop Of Geor-
gia, (SlG, 0O,000) wah her 100000 population
more than one-haf as grea, as The value OF The
whole crop OF that great staple export OF The
United States (S7995o, OO0)-and more than
one>half as great as The product OF the whole
Valley OF The Mississippi, one OF The riches, and
most extensive tracts Of Country in The world
lie says farther: What gold We have shipped by
tie steamers alone, from une 10 October, inclu>
siyc, amounls 10 more than is contained 10 all
the banks OF New Orleans-!o say nothing OF
what went by sailing vessels TO South America,
Mexico, China, the Sandwich Islands, Oregon,
&C., anu mint n-re Wolll COIN annually HoIe
than tour times The amount OF coinage Of all
the Uniled States minis during The year 1913"
The California commerce from sen is esli
mailed Of the following rate:
"Placing our population at 100000, the arii
Giles which they consume 10 fool and rament
will cos, in other countries 81 per day; this
will give US an import OF 100000 per day, and
$50, 500 000 annually, leaving lor improvement
Of real estate, some $1,000 0Oo, at The produce
Of Sc per day TO each MINER As our popula.
tim increases, we shall have a propo't;onatc
increase Of wealth from the mines Tbs esti.
mate, we thins, in giving $1,000 0O) fer the
improvement Of real estate, is cot oyerra,ed as
We do not take into consideration the amour, of
capital bro1ahi into The country, nor any expen-
d.ures The General Government will have 10
make for public improvements. The imports
will certainly no. come under he amount stated,
for really or agricultural pros ucts, in connec-
tioa with tie gold mines, are not worth con.
sldering, nor could We make cur necessary arti-
Giles OF manufacture as cheap as we can import
them.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

We learn with deep regret tina. Or. George
Massenburg one of the resident physicians OF
Buckley Hospital, died of typbus fever at that
institution, on Tuesday afternoon last.
DR. Massenburg native Of Hampton, (Va.)
was young gentleman Ct 6re talents. superior
at,ainments, and of pure morals. His loss is
deeply amened BY the managers, the physician
in chief, and all The assistant residents Of that
ins!ilu ion Philadelphia Norh : mer,cca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

MIR. BODISCO.-Leuers from Mr.. Bodis-
CO. said 10 have been received by The last seam.
er from England, sale THAI he had very pleas
ant interview with the Emperor Nicholas
Nching, however is said about that "banish-
mani,
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A TEACHER WANTED.

I WISH to engage teacher who is qualified TO teach
i Geography, English GrammIr, Arithmetic, Algebra,
Geometry and the Latin Language accurately. Salis
factory testimonials ofthe attainEen;s aud moia char
acter Of the teacher will To required. He viii board
with my family and have other pupils besides my
four sons Letters address TO me al ARA Cnmberaha,
will receive attention. hCpan".
Nov l3-ctljD
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Tn. actual result, will, it is believed, mol vary
much from that herein indicated AT all events,
The contest is given up by our friends, and there
j. no, sul lent difference in the countics remain
ing 10 be officially heard from, 10 change the ca
lami,y'to which We are compelled 10 submit. The
aggregate vote throughout the district, is excee-
dingly small, and We;zsl county alone could
have settled The COMES, 10 our favor, had there
been full vote. Raymond is elected BY The So
piness OF cur own friends. The defeat CT The
parry is Attributable to personal preferences and
jcalcusies, Of which the Wings atroi;ly took ad-
vantage, and no! 10 any increase oil wing
Strength. Ills TO be hoped that the people oil Inc
district may learn lesson from the pas, winch
vii be guide for The future.
I am gentlemen, very truly aud cordially, &c.
(The Wheeling Argus reports III as the "cih
cial" majority ol Thompson in Pfeston-to
which county we ask leave 10 make The anpnds
M ,,avpiensus,uu. ms WJuIu reduce Hay
mond's majority to s9-and had Democratic
Marion conlenled herself with throwing nsr vote
away, the result, would have been different
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
LOCUST sILLs WANTED.


PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th day oil
L December next for furnishing tho Richmond, IRE
DE- ksburg and Potomac Railroa Company ten thou-
sand Locust Siils Of reduced siZo The slls 10 oe
seven feet long, attod Opposite sides tby hewlng
paraei To the centre of the tep TO thickness Of SIX
inches, with a breadth OF fiat oil six nches at Inc
small end.
The Slils can be delivered at Acquia Crock, Freds
rio burg or on the line of the railroad, as may be Oh
fcr.d In the proposals. ,
For further information, address lls undersigned al
Richmond Virginia THOS. SHARP,
super ndent flhs Richmond, Fredericksburg and
p,,om,c RAILROAD Nov l6-ctd
Classical and Mathematical school,
NEAR LOUISA COURT HoUSE--By DR. Ra MCKEE
rINHE next session OF this School viii commence on
the 18th day of January, and continue ten months,
with vacation Of one month In Summer
Or MeReshas taken the desres oil Master Oh ans oil
the University Of Virginia, and has had
experience In teaching His course OF Instruction Is
thorough, embracing Latin, Greek, MathSnat'es'
French, Spanish, German, &c.
win take few boys as Boarders In my family,
who will have the advantage, as heretofore, o, vins
with the Teacher. My house Is about one nhs ',"n
Louisa Court House, In rs healthy part OF the cou"
Try as any in tho State. ~ .
TERMs:-For Board. including Tuition Tor all o.
any &c the su jects taught, Sil5 for ten montis.
The School IL limited Ia fifteen; ann therefore, 'h"se
desirn, 10 sena should make early application 70 inc
..ss.,;hs, ELISHA MELTON.
omisa Court House, August 9l-cu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
VOLUME XLVI.-NUMBEis

Miaise OF Foreigu Affairs AT Stockholm he
Tacoasvs and ii" there 's se spSt
Whether the Swedish Minister has condS MED
10 explain, or whether The entente cafSjGlAs
broken of Tor The present with That govcrdHet,
has not ranspired ri
The case, however, is Blu, another il Paifion
OF Inc bupgling manner in which MrEiayion
has managed The diplomacy OF his department
1t IS 10 be hopes, as reported, that Mr. Clay, OF
some other competent man, will speedily take
hold OF our foreign relations, and suaigh'eh
them I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

IN Y-ViRotSiA:-At rules held In The
Clerks Office of the County Court of Powhatan,
from the 5ih the 10th day Of November. 1885, inelu
Give.
Sally w Swami, Randolph Newton, and Richard
Rane and Elizabeth his wife, Plaintiffs:
against
- Hamn and Virginia his wife, formerly Viz
gina Mchaux, Macon MiChau1, Ro II Redd, Anderson
Rcdd and Martha Redd, Win Gafrard and his wife
Mary Rebocca, formerly Mary Kebecca Woodson Sally
Ann Woodsnn. Jacob Halyburton and Martha r his
wife, formerly Martha Il Faulkner and Fleming
SWAIN, Defendants.
The plaintiffs flied Their Bill against ,hs defendants
and the defendants, Hamlin and Virginia his wife,
Robt. II Redd, Anderson Redd. Martha Redd, Ma
con Miehau1, WIN Garrard and Mary Rebecca his wife,
Sally Ann Woodson and Fleming Swami, not having
entered their Appearance aud given security according
tothe oct Of Assembly aud the Raes Of this Court and
IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, i. therefore or
dered that they do appear here before the first
Monday January next, and answer the plat lifts bill,
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published In tho city Of Richmond,
for weeks excessively, and that another copy be
posted Al the font door Of the Court House OF this
county, on some Court day A Copy-Tcs,e:
Nov9-cw6w WA DANCE Cfk.
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VA, MORNING. NOVEMBER % 1910

VARYING all Controversy in Relation TO c.nsfru.
| t!,sal llshl, aud obligation 10 the adjoining
oia'es, J! such an event We're 10 occur al this
iine II would not lake place 10 obedience 10 tie
"lshes O. Ii!p ci:Zers oil th- Dis,ricr, bur wuuId
e. Drought about at The INSTANCE Of the iuhabi>
taEis Of The States. But these persons haze 70
I.Sht 10 control he local affairs OF This District
should Congress, therefore, thus acl a! their 10.
sliea ion, IL would be guilty OF an acr Of tyranny
SO inscl'ino and 81 gross as toju.liy withdfa "
al OF conh'ctce tfcm such Government
Ecu ask, IN The second place, wha' believe
iihely 10 be The course Of The South should such
contingency occuf2 There was but one Of the
SAFES having any considerable number OF slaves
10 relation TO which mad any doubts. From
Ger iio2l'eF position, and lie powerful influences
brought 10 bear on her, had some Iears as to
Wna' nigh! be The action oil Keatucky. But
nave been eralif'd beyond expression o. The sal.
LAM stand Whi;h ;5al noble tate has recently
'akeD she has theIeby shown that she viii mol
abah-on her Sisters in The hour OF danger, Oul
ma! sac VIII, II necessary, lake TIE Ionl rank ID
lhe struggle ior Inc preservation OF lae rights and
li:ierihs oil the white race OF lie Sou.h. The
union oil both parties in Mississippi is type OF
what will occur elsewhere. The Southern States
nagn' To have but one feeling ON This question,
rs hey can lave bu, ore destiny | have no
donut bu! that over The er ire South there would
De Sas y gIeaer unsnimity than existed in The
old tltten Stare Stats when they decided 10 re-
sisI British aggression. Ii few individuals
should attempt 10 tale different conrse lhey
would be swep, away in the general current -
Lone before hs struggle should come to The worst
HE South wouli present 4 unbrcken front.
am not aware, sir, that in making so briet
aud concise statement OF my views incur
she risk OF miscoLccpiion and of misreprcsen-
laI!ol, but should .eel that did rot appreciate
The momen:ous nature u The subject il could
attach consequence 10 riere personal considtra>
lions
Very respectfully, yonr obi servant,
L. l.. CLINGMAN.
Hon. Ii. S. FcoTg.
L. ,. Since the above letter was written, il
has been submitted 10 my colleague, Mi Man.
. am, aid ne concurs fully in all lis general con
Gus ons, and avows his purpose 10 masc known
MS views al length al an early day, aud enters
tains The opinion Ina, The Federal Government
has 10 power 20 csis!a,e on The subject OF sla-
very either in The States or the Territories. and
Nd: all pfccedents, whether legislative or Judi
cisi, because adopted without due consideration,
ale not obligatory. T. l.. G.
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Marble Yard.

10 Fl N 7. K q y E 4 >
STR STREET, NEAR MAIN, RICHMOND, VA.
nEALER in Egyptian italian and American mato'e,
- Monuments, Tones, Grave Stones, Mantei Pieces,
Of every description, Wall Plates, Fronts. &C, &C.
ANY design III Carving executed in the neatest man
neF.
Orders from tho country, with city reference
promptly attended to
Mr. Rogers having served his apprenticeship IN one
OF the largest establishments in New York City, aha
self that work executed al his Shop viii give AZ en-
tire satisfaction as any done North or South.
Oct S-clv
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TO tie Editors o. Nh. ENQUIRER.

WHEELING, Nov. IS, l64).
Gcnllemen-The following are the la;e., and
mes; auhen ic returns OF Inc late special election
in this dis,ric.. Many are from of6cia', and the
rest are from The most reliable sources.
| Tbrmoeop