Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
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found floating in the Magazines OF the da
BY The way, welhink We are justified in recon-
mendirg The Messenger as being one O. tbS
bes periodicals. published in th.s cuun.,y-lo
our view, il is certaialy tar preferable ~
The numerous sentimental and nawk'sh MaS
gaines hawked about The country, which
are about as scrriefaJis in storing the mind
OF The reader WIKI solid Information, as would
b. buuerhy's wing in making up covers
let of patchwork. Published in The South, sus-
tained mainly BY Southern wriie!s-every
Southern man who desires The extension OF a
chasle and polished literature, who is friend 10
bell, leltres and The fine arts should subscribe
for, r, al and contribute 10 the pages OF the Mes
senger. II deserves especially the fostering care
OF our citizens, aud we hope its merits will no,
be overlooked The work is issued in monthly
Nos, averaging 81 large octave pages each-at
IS per annum, in advance. J. r. Thompson,
Editor and Proprietor; Mac!arlanc & Ferguson,
Publishers, Richmond, Virginia.
FORFEITURE OF RESIDENCE.
We learn from the Times that on Tuesday the
Mayor finally decided that Mary Ann Richard
son alias GLADDEN., free woman Of color, should
be required, under severe penalties, 10 leave the
Stale within Ten days, never 10 return. Last
March she visited The city OF Philadelphia nom
saveholding Slate-in violation OF The statute,
declaring thai any free person OF color who shall
lor any purpose go 10 non-slayehoding State,
shall oe proceeded against Al compelled 10 leave
the State for ever. This policy sas made neces.
slry in self defence by the laws AID practice OF
The non.slaveholding States. On The S h Septem-
Der The Mayor decided the case accordingly, but
the woman sued out writ Of hGbtas corpus be-
lcre Judge Cop,on, who affirmed tie decision Of
the Mayor. An application for sa7sradcas
was also made TO Judge Brooke bnt refused, and
he Mayors judgment made final.
The Washington Core. pondent o. the Uour>
nal Of Commerce" widest
"The tone and temper o. the Democracy in
the next Congress towards The Administration, is
a mailer OF much speculation, as II is OF impor-
lance.
81 have had some means OF knowing democrat
ic sentiment among intelligent aud influential
men during The past SUMMIT and is my Cpin-
ion that there IS much good feeling among them
towards General Taylor personally, and that
;hcre is no cispositi N 10 coualenance any move
menl OF parry nature that would serve 10 per-
pex him. Al he same time, nave itlle doubt
mat there will b. searching inquiry into The
&C $ OF his Ministers, by The House and into The
character OF nominations. and the causes oi re
movals by the Senate. We may indeed expect
10 witness a renewal OF The scenes o: lS42-when
nomination was taken up ami rrisly discussed,
and, at The headsmans signal, IF would 60 his,
The nominees head. These seems u,cd 10 te
highly exciting and amusing. The Senators
could dine and wire win gr'a cout ailrI SEND
ing back 10 Captain Tyler heao o, Two III char.
ger. They will probably amuse themselves IN
The same way This winter !"