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Commissioner Of The General Land Othce.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 10 the right Of presumption
TO any Of the lands within the townships and parts
Of townships above enumerated, is required 10 estab
sh the same 70 the satisfaction Of the Register and
Receiver Of the proper Land Office, and make pay
ment therefor as soon practicable after SEEING this
mencefnent of the public sale Of the lands embrac
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airy next for the disposal of the public lands stu
ated within the aforementioned townships, and
parts of townships, to wit:
South Of the base line, and east Of the principal mei
dian.
Township twenty-two, Except Section thirty
two, and the southeast fraction OF Section twenty
nne,) and township twenty seven, OF range TWEEN!
ty-seven
Townships twenty three, twenty four, twenty
five, twenty -sx, and township twenty seven, Eek
cept Sections thirty one, thirtyt two and thirty
three,) Of range twenty eight
Townships twenty five and twenty six, of range
twenty nine
military and other purposes, will be excluded from
the sales.
The Offering Of the above mentioned lands will
be commenced on the days appointed, and proceed
in the order in which they are advertised, with all
convenient despatch, until the whole shall have
been offered, and the sales thus closed. But no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and
no private entry of any Of the lands will be admit
ted until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
this fifteenth day of September, Ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred and forty nine
BY the President: z. TAYLOR.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre- emption
any Of the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated, is required to es-
tablish the to the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver of the proper land office, and make
payment therefor, soon practicable after seeing
| this notice. and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands EN-.
bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. j. BUTTERFIELD,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-30

G. S. NEWMAN, Secretary.
PUBLIC MEETING IN HANOVER.

Al meeting OF the Democrats OF Hanover, al
their Court House. he 23d day o. January, llhaI
being Court day,) on motion Of Col. Edwin Shell
ton, COL Charles P. GooiAll WIS called 10 The
Chair, and Charles F. Mcdowell appointc Sc
cfetary.
Chastain While, ESQ., briefly explained the OBJ
jecls Of Inc mee;ins. AMI conciulrd by moving,
that the Chair appoint ihiuy-Gge delegates 10 The
Convention 10 be held in Richmond, for The pur.
pose Of selecting suitable candidate 10 repre-
sent This District in The next Congress ci The U
States.
The motion being adopted, the Chairman ap-
pointed The following gentlemen, VIZ: Df. +. u.
ralley, Col John S. Atkinson, Robert AGdrr-
>on, Col EdSio Shelton, Ro.co" Lioscomb, A.
g. Timbcslake, Joseph 5. Wingfeld, John b.
Woots, Col. VIM l. White, Cha>taIn White,
'nafles w. Dahney, Reuben Nuckols, Thqmas
Dr.. E. w. RnwzIe DR. Z L. Nelson. John d
q Brown, Lenue Vaughan, Captain y. a
Thompson Dr. Rob NJ Carver, Wilson CLARKE,
Achilles Lumpkin, Col. t. NJ. White, Edward
". Morris, Willis w. Widehcld, William
Chessman, Robert 1 aylor. James t. Sutton, Jos
4. Streer, John D. Thomas, Peter w. Brown,
William H. Campbell, Jos. A. Wing6eld and
John Taliaferro.
On motion OF COL Edwin Shelton. the Chair
man and Secretary were added 10 the delegation.
ChasIain White, Esq, proposed the Isl day OF
March 10 bs The time when The Convention
should meet; he also said thai ne thought il was
nroper 10 state, that Goochlsnd had selected The
22d OF February; but he thought that was bad
time 70. several reasons, among hem was that
il was likely tbs other counties composing The
Disric, would not have time 10 act. So The LIST
day Of March was selected.
On motion OF Chastain White, Esq, the fol-
lowing resolution uas unanimously adopted:
Hesoiped, That we heartily approve of the sla.
very resolutions passed by the Legislature of
Virginia, on he 20lh day OF January. lS49
C. w. Dabncy, Esq, moved that The proceed.
ings be signed BY The Chairman and Secretary,
and forwarded 10 the Richmond Enquirer and
Examiner tor publication
On motion, The meeting adjourned.
CHAS. P. GO0DALL, Sec'y.
CHAs. F. Mcdowell, Sec'y.
[Goochland has also selected The 4h March. ]
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"A VATTEMARE

Is ia the city, and stops al The American. He
returns from North Carolina, delighted with the
cordial reception from her Legislature. They
adopted series OF resolutions, warmly approx
ing bis system, ITO the establishment OF which he
has 50 long deyoled his energies and lorune;" re-
earding il as "a wise AID feasible means OF dis.
seminaiing knowledge, and preserving the rela-
tons Of peace among thu nations OF The earh;h
aud rendering 10 Mr.. Vatlemare the need OF their
appreciation "iJr his untitiug perseverance and
philanthropic labors, IA carrying into execution
his great design" Ia addition 10 his high lesui-
monial, Mr.. V. received from each Senator and
Delegate mass OF statistical information as to
the resources IL each district which will enable
him 10 compile aost valuable and interesting
Gazs,leer OF the Stae. He will spend a very
few days 10 Richmond with the earnest hope OF
obtaining similar Information from our own ST.
majors and Delegates. We commend Mr.. Vat
tsmare and his admirable scheme to each and
every member OF thr Legislature. Republican
France wishes TO know all about our Contedera-
cy and its component States, and every Virgil
Man should be proud % furnish all the inielIi.
sence 10 his power, for the enlightenment OF The
new Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-30
GEN. CASS.

a gentleman in Washington, whose sources OF
information are known 10 be "Feliable," assures
the Philadelphia North American that Gen CAss
has written leller u the President, Mr.. Polk,
containing subs antisy declaration 10 me effect
that he, the General, proposes II return 20 The
Senate OF The United States, acd that should the
Legislature OF Michigan instruct him 10 vote Tor
inc Wilmol Pfoviso, ne will explicitly a.t bnId-
/, maintain Inc doctrines .! the Nicholson letter.
and then resign his seat"
This manly and pa.roic coufs. is what we
would expect from Gcn Cas-, who received the
cordial support OF The Democratic patty, Norh
an! nth, planting himself on he saluiary doc
rines G! non interference in his Nicholson lee
rne woe by which he WIS c.ected, shsws that
Inc opposition 10 him pro 'eeiei ron The anti
Wimot Proyiso sentiments Of that letter, in
which he objecis u the measure as not sanction.
ed by lhe Constitution. II is true, Wilnot Pro.
viso resolutions have passed both branches oil
The Michigan Legislature By a close vote, under
the heavy fire Of a very large Democratic mino-
ity-bul we cannot believe that Lewis Cas- has
made any concessions, 10 secure an eiecion.-
We look 10 his course in the Senate, in The con-
hdent belief hat he will prove himself worthy OF
the hllefiBg vote which h received in Virginia
and The Soulh, and in all the glorious North
West. We will never beieyr that Gen. Cass
will prove untrue 10 Il ao!e AID patriotic vie VS.
at the Nicholson letter.
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To tie Editors ofthe Enquirer:

PfTT>YLvANIA COUNTY Jan. 10Th, '49.
Messrs. Edi;crs-l see from your paper that
our !riends propose TO hold Convention al the
Court House ofthis county, on the 81 Monday
in February, Tor the purpose OF nominating a
Candidate for The 81 Congressional District, TO
supeisede the present incumbent. |, therefore,
take the liberty OF calling The attention OF The pro.
posed Convention 10 gentleman who, in my
opinion, would command larger vote in The
Dislfic than any other person. | aIlude TO JON
athan b. Stovall, Esq, the present efficient men,
Der OF The House OF Delegates, from The County
OF Halifax. Mr.. Stovall is good and true De-
mocrat-has represented his county for many
years in the House CT Delegates, and from his
application, business habits and good sense, has
made himself we'll acquainted Giib lhe affairs Of
Inc SIaic Government, and is now acknowledged
10 be one Q; the most useful and business men,
bers OF the Legislature. Mr.. Sto7all is self-made
and improving man; he is just the sort OF man
thai We ought 10 send 10 Congress: he would make
himself acquainted with The affairs Of the Gene
raj Government as he has with The Stale Gov
ernment and would no DOUBT max. as et-
ficieui Congressman as he j, a Safe Lesisla
Tor. itMr Slovall should get The nomination,
think his election would be certain-he is
mos! interchangeable man, and we'll acquainted
throughout the district, having canvassed it as
assisian, elecor during The late presidential can
vass have written this without consulting Mr..
Siovsll, as TO whether he will accept the nomi-
na'ion iftendered to hin; bu, knowing him TO be
true Democrat, am satisfied that he will rem
der such service as his parry may require Of him
10 insure success in the coming contest.
A VOTER.
p Examiner and Lynchburg Republican will
please copy.
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore SUM-

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, l549.
The Southern address and lis Signers, Pubiiea-
tton,, &c.
The Signers of the Address adopted at The
meeting OF Sourhern.mem OF Congress, held
on Monday evening last, had meeting, last
evening, in the Senate chamber-some thihy-five
ms mhrrs being present-and agreed 10 issue The
Address officially, as signed, and with The names
OF the signers annexed, on TUESDAY OF the pre-
sent week Both the Address OF Mr.. Calhoun,
and The rejected Substitute of Mr. BerTien, with
the jourral ot proceedings al the various meet
ines. appear in the "Uniun," of this morning, &C.
mi-oficiaiu, as you will have perceived, are sub
siabialy as have heretofore stared. The Adj
dress when published nf.lally, will contain Inc
signatures OF some fly members, as stated 10
you on Tuesday las, would be the case-he num-
Der will not vary, more or less, than ole or two,
from lhal here stated.
The address, as adopted on Monday evening,
has been modified in few particulars a'the sug.
eesticu Of different, signers Such notifications
lnese signe.s have conceived they had perfect
right TO make inasmuch as by The determination
Of the convention these only we;c 10 be held re-.
spons;ble for lis contents who signed The address,
These notifications are unimporIant, and only
made to remove the seruplss or otjsstions Of few
who concurIed generally 10 the address and in
he object of the convention. could point out
these notifications, but refrain, because the pub.
lie will probably have the opportunity OF eompar-
Ing the address as originally prepared by Mr..
Calhoun with the same address as il will be pub
hsked officially.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-30
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

We learn from the Wing that Mr.. Irving of
Cumberland received the nomination Of the
Farmyie Wing Convention as candidate for
Congress, by one majority as follows: For H. P.
Irving, Cumberland l; Buckingham l. Appoma,-
,ox l. Campbell gin all S: For Wyatt Card
well cold Boston, y Charlotte J; Prince Edward
/; Luneuburg lin all 3 For r. l. Cooke, Flu
wanna |. Mr. Irving was then unanimously re-
commended
The Rockingham Register, whose enlarge.
ment aud Improvement we hail with pleasure,
publishes the following Card from ex- Governor
Med well:
WASHINGTON C .ry.
"The subscriber respectfully announces TO the
voters of the Congressional District composed
Of the Counties of Shenandoah, Rockingham,
Pendleton, Hardy, Augusta and Rockbridgc, that
lie is a candida e TO represent them in the next
Congress Of the United States IL due time
before the election, no expects to address them,
BY ci cular letter or otherwise, upon the general
subjects connected with that election, and con-
nected also with his conduct as their past and
present representative.
january 90. ls49. JAS. MCDOWELL
Mr. Bedinger in letter to the Spirit of JEFF
ferson, in reply 10 many enquiries as to whether
he desires to be again considered candidate
for Congress. holds The following manly and
patriotic language:
81 deem it my duty to state that, while de.
sire my name 10 go before the Convention, when
1t shall meet, my most sincere wish is, that the
&c Al .,c 4 "A
may be fully and fairly expressed desire
| faithfully TO represent them in all things. If
they desire me again TO serve them. will cheer
full; do SO II il is their wish that shall retire,
will as cheerfuily obey hem.
1t the Convention, then, which it is propo.
sel TO call, faithfully express the preference of
| THE PEOPLE lie, each delegate scrupulou-ly
| present the sentiments fthe voters of that coun
| ty or precinct from which he shall be sent and,
| be The decision what it may, shall be content
| If the nomination shall be given TO me, will
gratefully accept il as an evidence Of the con-
lnued confidence Of nv fellow citizens, and as
a hieh compliment paid to the poor ability with
which have served them If another shall be
selected, shall feel pleased that the people
| have found worther and more efficient SER
| want than myself and shall quietly resume my
| position again amongst them, prepared, as here
tofore, to perform my duty there to the best of
my ability.
The Alexandria Gaz.l;e announces by autho.
ri,y John S. Penile.pn as a candidate for re-
election 10 Congress. "A meeting, however, !. to
be held in Leesbure 90 The l2h March, ITO give
expression 10 the preference Of Loudoun county
for candidate lc represent" that District in Con.
gress.
Wesee it stated that Andrew Stevenson, Esq
has declined being a candidate for Congress
from the Albemarle District. The No. of the
JeTersonian Republican, containing bis letter,
did not reach us. Will our friend, the Editor,
favor US with copyl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-30
PROPOSED EXTRA SESSION.

In the House of Delegates on Saturday, the
committee on Revision made a report, stating
that the revision of the Civil Code could no, be
completed before the middle Of April; that it
was probable the other business before the Le-
gislature could be finished by the first Of March.
and that, therefore, it was e1pedent TO adjourn
about that time till the first of September; and
tina, committee on revision be appointed to sit
as long as necessary, during the recess, TO CON-
plete the revision. The report was laid on the
table.
AS it is of great Importance that the Revision
should be completed, The recommendations of
the committee seem 10 be entirely reasonable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-30
THIRrIETH cuNGREss--2d session,
SATURDAY, JasUARY 9TH, 1919.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session TODAY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Stanton moved a rccnnsi eralion Il u.
vote BY which the bill, providins :or ezra nav n
The forward officers Of he late EYpu.in. Z ;on.
dnion was yes'c'day passed.
The vote having accordingly been reconsider.
ed, one or Two amendments were pro .osei at,
adopted, when The question again recurring 4
the passage OF the bill, IS amended
Mr.. Atkinson moved 10 lay i, IN he tar,
and asked me yeas and nays, which wee orirr
ed. The House refused 10 lay on the table s.
10 Gland 1t as Then passed
The resolution reported By Mr.. ]. r. Inee,son
from the judiciary commiuer, in connection wt-
the charges OF Arson Liale against Judge Conc.
kiln, 10 send Tor parsons and papers vas as.o
up and adopted.
Mr. Thompson Of Pennsylvania moved q Z,
into committee OF the whole On The Slar II a.
Union, with view 10 take up The postage hi.
Mf.Rgckwell moved 10 20 into couAs Iec IN me
whole on The bill 10 establish BNi Il c m.
missioners for the aajuslmen, Of claims agata>,
the United States
Mr.. RockweIs motion prevailed, AMI tae MI
referred 10 having accordingly been lak-E -
The committee proceeded 10 vote on ,he >eg~.o.
amendments proposed. But wi'hol, coming
any conclusion On The hill, the commit - zoe
AMI at 10 minutes past P. W., the House al.
ioufnet.