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SATURDAY, FEBRUAsr 10, l5i9
SENATE


The Chair laid before The Senate message
from The P.e.icen communicating the ln'oftna.
,icn called Tor relative 10 he protocol Q: NE Mex
can treaty
MI Mangum moved reference 70 me commit
lee on foreign relations
Mr. Foote moved that twenty ihonsant COPIES
be printed, and addressed The Senate, III supPoH
Of his motion.
He was followed by MIR Russ, On the nature
Of the PROTOCOL and me teba!e was cen'inuec up
10 The hoar OF adjournment, without coming 10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House took up he bill ior The relief q Da-
vd Myeree. Ii was, on moiion, aid on tie liable
yeas 95, nays II.
Sundly bills from The Senae were then read and
referred.
The bill charlerng The Washington ard Alex
and,ia Steamboat Company was warmly opposed
oy Mr.. Jones. u Tennessee, as monopoly. II
was advocated by Messrs. Chapman ant Evans,
OF Maryland. The subJec, was finally laid asice
wiihoui definite action.
Mr.. Vin.on moved that the House co nov re-
solve itself into committee Of the whole On tie
Stale OF Inc Union; which motion having been
agreed 10, MIR. Morehead was called 10 ne char,
and the committee proceeded 10 the conside!a.icp
OF he bill making appropriations ioI cfrIain
tUriInCatlonS al the UnIrc States QuIlUS tbt year
ending June 80, 1850, upon which Mr.. Hiliiad
spoke an hour, advocating mis- FroJec! ior 90.
yernmen! Tor The territory acquired rom Mex
CO.
On motion OF Mr.. Vnon he committee then
rose; and The chairman having reported,
Mr.. v. moved the usual resolution tc step
The debate on Inc forihcaIon oil in one houI al
Ter i! should again be taken up IN committee;
agreed 10
The House again resolved Itself into commit
zee ot The whole on the STATE OF The Union, ard
proceeded 10 the consi eratiCn Of the sad bill,
when The debate was continued BY Messrs. Brown,
o. Mississippi, and Hunt, Of New Iors, win IN
isrruplions on the part OF Messrs. Boyden and
McClefnand; after which. no amendment havius
bren offered,
On motion Of OF MIR Stanton, the committee
rose, and Inc chairman reported Inc bill, with the
accommodation thai il be- passed.
Mr.. Vinion moved inc previous question on
Inc engrossmen, OF the BILL which motion was
sustained, and me bill vas ordered - be ensfoss-
ed.
The bill was then read third time, passed.
and sent 10 The Senate.
Mr.. While. from the committee on agriculture,
asked The unanimous cunseu, Of The House 10 -
psr; bill Tor The establishment 0! nome depart
merit Of this government; 5ut objections being
made IN molten. the House adjourned.
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
MONDAY. FrBRUAEY IL. i7l-
LNATp


The communication from the House having
been read. on motion Of Mr.. DENNIS, The reso-
luton granting arms TO the Richmond Fayette
Artillery. was laid on the able.
The bills having been committed 10 their sP-
propriate committees. Mr.. KINNEY, from Inc
c mni,,ee on General Laws, reported suncr,
bills.
Mr. Fry, from select committee, reported
the reso utions respecting the cession oil po..
ton Of Pie county, Kentucky. and annexing Il
/, Logan county, which were laid on the table
On motion Of Nr. FRY the bill charging Inc
lime Of holding the County Courts OF kanawha a,
Csbell, Wayne and Boone, was taken up ana
passed. soo
Mr. CARLILE offered resolutions, that l,5oo
copies Of the document, No. 63. which relates 10
the erection Of monument TO Washington oe
nrin,ea and that the Executive re requested 70
snooint Commissioners in each county oil 'se
State a ith authority 10 receive and pay INTO Inc
Treasury such voluntary donations as ma DC
made for the erection OF said monument. Ihey
were laid on the table on motion oil hr NAME.
The Dill charging upon the Treasury Inc an
nual appropriation TO the Deal, Dunno ana
Blind lnsti,u,ions was indehnitel, postPonsd.
on motion Of Mr.. DENEALE,
The Senate adjourned.
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For fhe Enquirer.
TO TIE DEMOCRACY OE ESSEX.


The period is approaching when you vii be
called upon 10 cast your votes Tor a representa-
tive in Congress and member Of The Legisla-
lure ut your State. A Convention will assem-
bic on he 81 Monday OF February, al Tapra.
hammock, 10 nomina:e ca nddale for Congress.
Then aud there, would il not be wei! IL hold
meeting and present candidate Tor The Lesisa-
ture Of Virginia. True il is, We have been beat
en-, bur never yet have We been conquered. RAJ!
~ nolo, upon your arongest nan. and again
present 10 federalism firm and united front.
And, IN this correction, permit inc 10 bring 10
your lice The name Of Cap. George I. Wright,
aretlleman in every way worthy TO bear our san
dard in the spring campaign. Captain Wright
is young gentleman OF FIRE promise, great en-
thusiasm Of character. ard with il possesses
s;rons mold upon he affections OF all who know
him. lie would c0nGuc, the canvass with ener.
gy and spi!i and IN his hands our cause can sui-
Ter neither loss nor dtsioaor. Organize, lhen or
eanize, and old Essex will yet be redeemed.
A VOTER
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EC1 the En1uirs

TU w enquirer.
Messrs Editors: Being informed that The Assem-
bly, agree BIZ 10 he Governors message, have AIKEN
ioio Consideration tie pfoprcty ol passing an act
10 allow white man 10 vote VINO pays reve-
nue. tax Of 10 or 20 cents on no property, | have
10 state ms opinion, that il il be the intention of
that body 10 raise revenue by way Of iniu gence
las the Pope did mann years aso) without being
justified by the Constitution, | mink better
plan would be 10 pa; these indugences 10 the
highest bidder, including the sherIt1aily, which
might be disposed OF by lotery-Ihe highest prize
TO enlile man 10 that Office and allow a per.
cenage 10 The seller and let all be paid INFO The
treasury by the sheriff, and the State pay The
sheriff yearly fixed salaS, according 10 The
number OF people 10 his county. think il would
be The means of raising large sum Of money,
in consequence OF the great propensity 10 accu-
mulate money b. shaving (shearius) AMI other
means, and The desire OF many 10 be entitled 10
a vote; for Virginians are fond OF splendor a nd
boasting. 1t would add very much towards
The James River and Kanawha i'm
proyemeIl and paying The members OF the As.
sembly for their very small services in long
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To The Editors of the Enquirer


WASH NOT y, February 9, lS49.
Very little Of importance has occurred in
either of the Houses IF Congress since my ar
rival. % Wednesday a speech was made IN
the House oil Repr"s eniatives, By Preston of vir-
einia, upon bill Intended, mpgine from all
that can learn, a. compromise, upon which
the Wilmot Proviso MAY be adjusted There is
nothing more advantageous in it than tina; pre-
Sc nted by Mr.. Douglass in the Senate. Indeed
as il provides Tor the organization of both New
Mexico and Ca ifornia into one State, it is open
10 more objections than that Of the Senator from
Illinois.
The speech of MIR. Preston was listened 10
with much attention not so much from its
ability, as from the fact, that il was upon a
subject which the South had not been hea I'd
from since the publication Of The address Of Mr..
Calhoun.
Whatever NAV be said BY the Editors Of
Northern papers to the contrary, the proceed
| ings Of the Southern members, and the decided,
vet calm resolutions Of several Of the slave
States, have exercised most saluiary influence
upon the abomnable Northern fanatics Of the
| lower House.
All with whom have conversed unite in the
opinion that since the resolution of Colt, the
members from the North have been abandoning
those positions, which have called for the ener
gelic acton Of the Southern States.
Still, had lie action Of the Legislature Of vi
ginia been und,sturbed by The noisy harangues
Of Mr. Robert Z. Scott, and his jury of uhfor-
tunate martyrs, the resolutions and proceedings
would have exerted far greater influence than
they have done The Southern members Of
Congress, with whom have eonversed, enter
tain hopes that the slavery question will be,
during the present session, Short as is the re-
mainder of IL disposed of by the withdrawal of
The Northern taember, from their ultra positions
There can - no more favorable indication OF
The desire 0! lie Intelligent men TO The North,
wishing this bone Of contention removed, than
the speeches cfSmau aud Thompson and Brown,
with which you are familiar Webster, Corwin,
and the prominent men in The upper house, ex-
hibii no desire 10 ,ouch the subject whilst those
who are anta2onistical 10 all that is decent honest
and patriotic, the embodinen,s of the villainy of
the Garrison and Tappan School OF abolilionis;s-
Hale, GiddiDgs and others still continue lis asi-
,atioR.
The late ofthat unfortunate and notorious par
tisan, Stephens oil Georgia, has excited much mer-
riment-Hayine, during the campaign OF I64S,
exhausted the Georgia vocabulary OF Bi!liGsssaic
land ii is copious one, il we are 10 believe
Judge Lonesreel] upon Gen. Cas-, he has OF
late been hunting up material Tor an assault up
on The President. The resul Of The researches of
MIR. Stephens was made known TO The house
in the startling declaration about The Pro
toco, and the call upon the President for iDfor-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13
e., t;r E'U1uiyST,

Messrs. Editors: | see from your la.I paper
,ha, the Wings u Louisa have pu' ic!ih inrir
strongest man Tor seat in The IeSi House Of
Delegates, and now il becomes Us as Demo
Graf. 10 do h. sam; 50 wl Introduce 70 Your
notice ,,he uame OF JOSEPH X. PeEd!eioa a me
mos, suitable man 10 represent u in ne ne1i
Legislature Of Virginia. have travelled over
he county 81 Louisa several lines during ias
lasI ,cn months, aud ifom VIA, can learn from
th- most Influential men Of The county, Mr.. Fen
dieron is he choice u The people u Louisa
shan ne, a'tempt to eu!ogise Mr.. Penc!sion-
h is we!! known all over he county, "a nc IS
very RI en>re iarms and Ia yysr-ani Will D
yoied ioy by many voler, at our April eiec.ion.
CENTRAL LOUISA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13
DIED

Died, on Monday morning, a, abou, hal-9a
4 o'clock. in The 5si year u his age, WILLly
3. CHlTTr.DES, Esq, PresIden, q the jams
River and kana8ha Company. la The 9eah I
this esimable gentleman ant most usciul zrl
the public have sustained a very heavy loss
Some friend, competent T. do justice 10 ihe 'ass
vii dou' less pUuu!ay his virtues, talents All
accomplishments, Tor 10 all these h. as eminent
ly endowed.
The iunera! services will lake place 4. lne
Nonumentsi Church. Ibis afternoon ri han nas
O'Clock. Ills friends and acquainiances a'e +.
specially invited 10 Attend
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. FEB.

RICHMOND MARKETS. FEBI2.
TOBACCO-Prices have been rather lowe,
for hs LIS. day or two, for common and mi;Jlins
quaiiies, but good manufacturing kinds cobllu-
II cemand about the same prces-say So 80
10 81 so and s..
FLOUR-Ssss on Basin al 81 "a. SIS asksi
10 store.
WHEhT--l00 los cents Tor red and white.
OATS-3I 50 cents pc. bushe!.
CORT-45 {. per bushel
CORN MEALS cents.
WHlSkEY-26 cents for Reciitied.
BACON-Cily cured hog unt : a SIC; hams
loo: Western sides, 81 6 c -marke fm.
FlSH-New Herrinss So Shad So 80 in
Family Roe Herrincs So in barrel. ant s3 50 I
hall barrels.
SALT-Lasi sales from wharf 40 per sac.
rom sore 81 80. Dull.
LIVE sTOCk-BkEr: scale weight - IS a
) IS gross; HoG5: none in market; SHEEP s!
Sf-as 10 quality.
SUGAR-New Otleans, 4. SIC; Pono Ri
co, Al q SIZE 81 Cr.ix. 8. TIC coube refined
lioa', c:n:ses and powdetei,) 81; an advance q
c.
STEEL-American hls'ered $40 per ION.
FEATHERS-33 IS ceni..
COFFEE-Wequole Rio al 6. Ct GEMS, La
suayra 8. ct; ST. Domingo ). a 81; Porto Rice
!. !; Java 10 II cents
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder SIS a &c.
per TO- Black IS so c. Dull
lRON-Pig Iron $40 to 37,, according 70
quality, Swedes 50 per ton; English IS. T.ete.
gar Richmond mandatory 500; Up County
Bar9O, according to quality. Nails 4toi 81.
SHOT-5.c. per pound.
HIDES-Green sailed 4, cents rer n,
CaltsaIled IS CTS. 10 each; Spanish Is l5icis.
SoAP-For brown SIC; yellow 4; a Sc, per
pound; white and varieeatcd - ala
FLAXSEED-li5a 10 cents per bushe.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Reportcdbg Bcreyiey Blair, Licensed Stock Byolr.
State stock per cents--par value slG0. Held a,
par and interest.
Corporation per eents-par value sl0C. salesM
So and interest.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
state-s97 80 a sos.
Exchange Bank stock-par value sI0o. None On
sale
Farmers Bank Stock-par value 500. H-ldat 81
virginia Bank Stock-par value $40. Held ~ ST.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacture Stock
par value Sl00--hrld at ss5
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value 80
Held nj 500 81 $40.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
stoct-par value Slo0-last sale nj $50.
Richmond. Fredericksbuf and Potomac Certificates
OF D-bt-par value sl0n-held at 49,
Richmond and Louisa Railroad stock-paf vaiCr $!VV
recent sales nj $50.
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THE, RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

II the road crosses the mountain al all a.
fo1d,s Gap, should think it ought 10 come
straight down the ridge, and connect some"hs,s -
with the Dan,ile road, which might heip ~
keep the latter read in repair, until II wang
building, when II must lie natural oea'n'
upIes. i, may be that part Of Il from lhe IuiiS
ton OF lie South Western road 10 kichlhoao.
But. gentlemen, these railroads are expensive
things, our population in Virginia Slli not acih'
Of two 10 the same point; for sectional coh'eni-
ence We cannot, like the farmer afford ID '"e
same door. a cal and kitten hole too. II par
t;cuiar section wants an Improvement ier men
own use. ,hev must make il themselves bu'
apprehend, my good friends Of Lynchourg' you
viii have too much good sesse ever 10 20 Iha'
thing yourselves, as you know loo well The va,
Iue Of money, and the inutility OF the WORK. II
ever the Louisa road gets into the valley. Now,
gentlemen of The middle and transmoun tam
country. do look al this matter IN lis proper
li,hl. and act as statesmes and lovers Of your
country, and mol as sectional Legislators or cross
road demagogues Il may De fun Tor you OIL 'ns
parts Of the country that have all 10 receive ano
but little 10 give, bu, assure you It's a oine'-
en-, affair with Us, who give all, and ean receive
So,hino FAIR PLAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13

time. Bul think thar Honesty is the best Faiicy'
and Republican government he eesi-ahG 'ha'
JefTefson's bii! OF rights deserves TesFec'. t"e'e
tore advocate convention .or The purpose q
extending suffrage and allowing more hoei'i -
me people in an honest way, without ehs'a l.s
mode Of cheating and shaving 10 faise revenue
l. virginia like drowning nan, caichins a
s,raWs1 q REf ODLIOaAN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13
RATHER A QAMPER.

H. Patrick "Pliya!c, U. S Army" write. to
The Union from Monterey, California, on The 2ls
Nov, that an Irish Yankee, who hac arrived with
his chemical apparatus had demonstrated 70 al
gold-hnders that neatly bIee-fihs d their gold is
On, worthless. mineral, principally iron copper,
and hei, compounds. Out q supposed $50 00o
in mineral, Patrick only goi 900 in money
Still there is gold sin greater quantities than il is
usually found" They are nearly destitute q
proyisions-ant the suffering and pTiyaion ar
7eIy ereal--yel ~ prudence and caution fortunes
nay ri, made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13

Correspondence OF the Baltimore Americana
CoLusBus, (Ohic,) Feb. l0-P Nj.
The Registry Lap Repeaied-1Hs tGo,t 10 firm a
new Constitution d.feated
The Legislature OF our State has repealed the
Registry Law.
The Senate to-day refused 10 take up the bill
providing Tor a vote by the people on calling a
Convention for the purpose OF forming q ntw
Stale Constitution. The vote on the refusal slo, d
,wenty 10 nineteen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13

A CHEERING sIGN.--The Senate of Penn
svlvania have b. vote Of Is 10 10, refused 70
adop, measures on the petition of the State
Abolition Society, 50 to amend The Consultation
o. liz, State a, {" .-"urc 10 Ill It's citizens the
right Of suffrage, withou, regard 10 color. This
is virtual condemnation Of the course Of The
fanatics in Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13

We are paiaed 10 Announce The death Of Mr.
w. B. Cbiuende1, President Of the James River
and Kalawha Company. He was faithful and
Intelligent officer, an accomplished scholar, and
citizen beloved Tor his many virtues
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13

II NOTICE-The citizens OF M adison are
earnestly requested to attend February Courl, 10
express their views upon the subject Of the Will
mot Proviso. MANY CITIZENS.
y Examiner will please copy.
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Y NOTICE-The citizens of Goochlard
county are requested 10 hold a meeting al The
Courthouse on Monday nexI, the 18Th instant,
for The purpose OF expressing their sentiments IN
regard 10 the recent action OF the Virginia Legis-
lalure on The exciting question Of slavery.
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r UCK'S OFFICE, corner OF Main2; 81 i2h
IL Streets, Richmond, Virginia
To Dav-S22 500. Cari,a - Nos. IA draSn.
Tickets S. And $1,000. IS Nos, u t,awn
Tickets S. For sale by, LUCK.
Feb l3
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Ssow AID WosMs-A correspondent; 1: he
Na,iorai irieiIigencer says inal, on MONDAY
week last, large numbers q! small worms vsft
discovered ~ servant on he top d he .aog
throughout Gmo2 ure! which she passed
Trey were quarter Of an inch long, preclsel;
like those produced il cheese The same PIE
nomenon was witnessed al Rochester lev
weeks ago. Professor Dewey says the worms
a that place varied from quarter Of an inch 10
an entire inch 10 length small worm, Of
dark color, and resembling tiny bud or seed
aas found upon snow in North Carolina during
the las, Winter, and about two years sgos
small worm, OF scarlet hue, was found on lie
snow in Tennessee. This phenomenon remains
vet unaccounied for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13

BEARINGS Circular of l2ih January, received
by the previous steamer, quoted Maryland SER
ling SIS al II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13

AYLRTT NIooL, Secretary.
P. : The Wau-nton Flag. National Intel, s.neer,
Union, Loudoun Wing and Baltimore sun, VII please
copy.
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TuIRTIETH CoNGREss.-2d session.

The Senate adjourned.
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w FISCHER Pennsylvania avenues doors Of 18th
W. received the following and popular music, which
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The Rare Flower quades, composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth q,
The Vagabond Polka; by Gungl. fs
William Polka performed by the steyemark Com
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The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename. w
Enan inyola, from the Opera Of Enan arranged
Blanche swee,er Breath Morning from the Opera
of the Huguenotsi by Meyerbeer.
though my may from Donnzetds Opera Of Betty
with English words. .t.H
the move, look about; beautiful ballad; by
Henry Russell.
Mother! thou art one beautiful ballad
Opera OF Lucreta Borga arranged by q. Lnley.
land OF the from the Opera Of Quentin
Durward.
II $ song my mother sings, by Rodwe.
The Lonely Jenny Lind by NJ W. Bale
Thou'u at my side; by w. X. DempseT
The king be sits throne OF gold; words by Barry Cornwall
music by @. Davis.
Mary Blame words; sung by Madame Bishops by
Hunter. .
The Bachelors Dream by MUNICH
Stop dat knocking at the door, for the guitar.