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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
MIR. Ro. A. MAYo,s ELIGIBILITY.

The Wing seems have dropped this subject no doubt
satisfied that there shadow Of foundation for the ooec
lion TO Mr. Mayos eligibility because he, like any other c
zens sells tobacco the u s. Government IN business
way The Times, however, persists IA the cay ana con-
tends that what the Government pays him io his tobacco
M enoumen and therefore BY the law III the ne" as vel
s IN the old Code he is disqualified member OF the Legs
ature Wa shall .etouch that question: as We cannot
make it palmer Ii Mr.. Mayo be disqualified, then is Mr.
yme the representative of Petersburg equally disqualified
ior Ike Mr. Mayo lie receives pay from the L. 5 Gov
ernmen for printing their advertisements, and there Is as
much q contract in as in the other
But we take higher ground Admitting that Mr.. Mayc
does receive cnioumen from the L. s. Government, anc
is disqualified By the law in the Revised Code of 1919, rea
fred by hs Code contend that this law s clearly
UNCONSTITUTIONAL and will be pronounced by the Lesisla
ture. Let explain
The old Constitution of Virginia. adopted in June lIIb
provided that the represen in the House OF Delegates
should be of such actually reside IN and are free
holders OF the leach county duly qualified by dir
&c By this provision il left TO .he Legislature TO hs
jy air Tho qualifications Of nembers-and under the Ola
Constitution the Legislature had right to ensct the io
lowing section which is to be found in Rev. Code chap
u, page7l:
a. BE it therefore enacted That no person holahg oI at
cepnp any Office or place any commtss,o or dpPon.
~ .p hoersr legislative executive judicial crt1 or n
fary under the authority OF the United STATES "sef any
pay emolument be attached TO such ONCE place. co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
PUBLIC MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD.

l.lt
AT u meeting the people Of Chesterfield county al tht
Court Monday the Sh day of April isoo to r'n
slider the prop-icy Of appointing delegates 10 csr' '
yepiion for the purpose OF appointing delegates |" Tue "
,;ona Conventions be- held a Nashville tennessee, recon-
nended ny the State Legislature at its last sess on
The meeting called order Ivy Col Woodson w Han
cock on whose motion Col Daniel H. Foufnoy was called
10 the Cha and Edwin w Ponley,or appointed Secte!n
ry; butt being asceraed that Mr. Poindexte wa, not pre-
sent Wilan Wallace Day pronosed III his STEAD hal ~
asking to he excused W. W. IT, Cogbl was hcreupon a
pointed Secretary. -,
The obec, of the meeting having been Explained oy the
Chairman on motion of Col Woodsnn W. llancocE, II was
ordered that a committee of eight br appointed by TIE
Chair to report resolutions for tic adoption o The meeting;
whceupon the following persons Were namea as Inc r %
w Friend Holden Rhodes Alexander Jones John hr1lo
james H. Cox and William Wallace Day. Mr. Brtton and
Mr. Flournoy declined 10 the committee, me aei
assigning rs his reason pc did in the eNne.
dency scndn. delegates 10 The proposed Convention una
Edward F.. Pelkinson aud DIR. Charles r. Neisiger were
anpointed in their stead; but the latter likewise ccoig
Anthony r. Robuu substituted. Mr. Jones also asked
10 be excused that lie disapproved the object OF inc
meeting which the contrary met with MS e,ire aPo
bution but because having been member OF The heEsia
tura which recommended the sending oi delegates 10 e
Nashville Convention might be improper for him 10 hcl
on the committee and Higgison Hancock was appointed IN
his stead.
The committee then retired, and in short time returned
and reported the following resolution viz The committee re-
commend 10 the meeting the adoption oil the following re-
solution:
Resolved That this meeting ADJOURN 10 meet again ai the
Nav term the county Court, and that the chairman OF
the meeting have this resolution published in the Richmond
and Petersburg papers, with request TO the people o f
county, TO assemble on that occasion =,
Before the taken, discussion arose M 10 the
exuedency sending delegates 10 The Nashville '"hVei-
lion which was advocated by Nessrs Cox and Jones ana
onp5ssi by Messrs Rhodes and X. w. Fiourn'y-tnt all
parties acquescng in The proprey Ct the pos'pnnrr M
rrot wns unanimously adopted utter some additional re-
marks by Mr. Chs W. Friend and lhos Gregory >in'i me
latter of whom suggested the propricv OF opening c ."
the SUBJECT. the coming election.
Ana On "'0''0' '''' "'''''' b. II. FLouRNoy Chm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
AI.BEMARLE COUNTY.

Ala meeting of portion of the citizens of Abemarlc in
favor of sending delegates TO Nashville held in the Court
house on Monday the LIST day of April 1880 motion Of
Hon. Andrew Stevenson Robert II Carter called TO the
chair and George Tucker appointed secretary. The
meeting being called order by the chairman motion OF
shelton F. Ieake ESQ., the following preamble and rcsnu
tions unanimously adopted
Whereas any action of Congress the subject Of slavery
in the Territories in the District of Columbia, would
destruction Of that Justice and general
welfare" which ii is the avowcd object of the compact TO
estabsh and prooc whereas the action of the Northern
States has virtually nuei the provision o. the Consitu
ton concerning fugitive slaves and whereas the
Legislature Virginia. after calm and deliberate condcra-
ton of the whole subject; has aded The people
whom represents send delegates from each
Convention in each Congressional District whose du,v II
.al be appoint representatives to- Southern Convention
To assemble in June next Nashville Tennessee we por-
ton OF the people Ut AbenIarlc, do her, bv
l. Resolve That consider that the grievances under
Southern States Of coDfeeracy have suffered
and are still suffering, demand immediate redress.
, That the Convention o the representatives o the Sout-
ern States Nashville will! weconceive tend ull the
dissensions of the sections o Unlon and 10 ADJUST
the whole difficulty between them.
J. That will maintain the onion OF the States long
is that Union is perverted into instrument Of Our o-
preston.
j. That the dissolution of the Union is not the object Of
the Nashville Convention that representatives, be-
instructed that il is their Guly only 10 consult not 10 art on
the best mode o. rcdessng evils restoring harmony ana
preserving the Union.
; That while DO consider The State cf Virginia
hound by action Of the said Convention Consd-
or expcden that ale should be fully represented and thus
mite with her Sister states the South epcng aggres
sion. -,
escc in the recommendation the General Assembly of Vlr-
pinia and that recommend that Convention be held 10
Charlottesville Tuesday the 7h day in May next, TO DC
composed Of delegates from the counties OF this Conge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
.R,sTIScS, COMPOUND SYRUP ofNAPTHA
The Grcnte u DiscoyerY OF the Age.

TIVE MEDICAL Faculty well The Pubic. sru'k win Won
tf II The nuerois made !aiy By tins extraordinary me
acknowledged by many 81 our io-t elni'eh PhS
be a ai speedy Tor lubcrtuar CONSUMPTION m
stages has teen recommended oy thai eminen; paysca
aaI constantly used the Marine Hospital ri Savannah
Dg Arnold the senior Physcl'n9 Of the HOSPITAL iho lon
lae London Medical Journal: and Braiilwaies lie
s aud all other OF the London medical journals have spoken
praise OF the surprising effects Of Dr fiasms pep'Ia
a been thoroughly tested. only the Hospital under
a Hastings in London bu, also BY she first hysicals
,ssai and all have fully endorsed unrirAiled remedy III
r.as.quon and ali other diseases OF the lungs
viii prove efficacy All the proprietor asks Is the
oe. + action OF whicn vail prove to the patent the ''i
Ia mrtlcii.e
sn. colds hrcnc!s decline asthma, night sweats aud spit
blood cured IA surprisingly shon space OF time Inc e
SPACE III EIGHT hour James Western Pontiac. Mich
iIasns- N,phlh4 which stopped halt hour To
s Al ii, cures performed ~ ,hs medicine would occupy
ie accompanying have been collected by the American
which have been received by hin
MippLEnuRY VT, MARCH 10TH 1919
Va T. TRaNcis SrMy sons WIFE, who lives III the house
having been linle past running down with coisuin
accompanied milh iacessani cough became so feeble la I'll,
un herself the bed Her ply stated that one
h her DESTROYED and tha, the other was seriously ~
e1 her hopeless. and II OF but lille use wiai
, Aboa, wnlch heard that you had advertised Has
syTup >ahha bottle, and on frs, u-ns It.
% -. uc relieved and III less than one week her cough en-
'f cared anl she able 10 walk about sent Tor h't
nae 'd he has used part Of Them and Cannot now
~ eEcI. ii.Ir Astonishing effect. which has surprised
'' '' 10; have seen her Tor she iS a. one nearly ra,s
i' led. 0n ahr 10 be tbou'. aud attend t" the ara
l'lf'oi 'r trls.ui
AZ uyrc ycu but wish sell you this for The bencf,
"a iorr.. lna acquainted with consun'lve cases uet
& -h i.ali- ay fathers iamy III ah'n i've years bs
'''' ZEBINA CUsIIMAN.
JERSEY CITY. y j.. May :. l~i9
n'Ea'so~ Sri inform You Of the ~o,is'
' ' Hrf -! Natha has produced IN my ii. dut'
~ a. hr earliest infancy becA afflicted with sever,
+ HriltS slcHng the whole night IN the most se'rt
" 2y>. ,~i.t hundreds OF dollars. but could obaln NJ
i7 etg gl. recommended ny DIR Gac'er !" give YOU
V% Nlai ;.ia, had used pari oi Tie hrst ofe is
'1- 1a= ~ effect She coushed more violently ha
.a - .-! with rilsins Of mucous natlrr :"
1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16

Several Whgs leading and influential Whgs-took slde
with the friends of the Convention and ot course the li"h
Mr. Speed particularly in the remarks which he made met
our views and expressed feelings and We feel that we
highly comucnd him for his independents ana
his patriotism this OCCASION lie showed himself 10 he ii
fast friend of the South and of the Union lie regarded The
faith of Virginia involved in the issuche people were
bound respond 10 their action last win,cr-and 10 ia y"
do would greatly weaken the cause o The South We
doubl that in these views Mr.. Speed will be sustained
by n large majority Of the people Of Campbell.
Wo shall again alude 10 the Campbell meeting IN he
meantime do not hesitate 10 say that if the wings % me
delegates 10 tho Con,cn;ion III favor o! The peino-
cras and those Wings who favor the Convention, acng
upon their responsibility The Democrat. nave '
10 one delegate and in favor Of having that delegate
nj all hazards unitcdy with the Wings ii We canbnt nave
The delegate by himself, ii we must.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
,uE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,,n DAILY AND SEMI l-WEEkLi,
ri bl',N -. & THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
- Tt. X Is.

Ia n u
.yrn dollars per annum and AT the rate OF egn
pay IT period than Sns year ar, s,F fIr mons %S s' ea%
LIN, d1i L N The Office, remied by inaii POSI- pai
,sa Dc si S Il%i,sS ,s ysaf per mail in good and
~ tas. to ', the risS of Editors the postage q al let
,,s s.r TIT rs1'sss 'as Accumulation sfs
,ay aou !" INC operates as upon Editors
. ,,uasrr 'i" TERMS OF ADVERTISING
N TIE A' M , every succeeding ssron twenty nse 'Ts ,,r,v
It tr WrrS twice week OF 'hfee "'eS "ee"' "
sn si h'i arr, charge, Nifty dollars Tor ,hry ines anu ~
Ai& & ct !r s,s1ss 81, Sa. tpaisr mciui
TIE tNwEEkIy fifteen Ines OF less ms
s'..' : Am A .s;ance rl'is' he accompsh,e' WV" -"
..c.rnccs 10 insure rNst1Ao , ,x,.,,v.r ,bs
J a. yr,ns = unknown m' hr "",ts",sTI I, " IN ny
m Postmaster .,rs m s "flsS shs. Ia. Scs taken prevent
te 1lrs has proved heretofore una.i., .a.
e ' .rch case upon ,ile ce;nnhicau"'.s -. psas NJ,
.,lr. '' y" ~ .,,r ,ry nt~ Rs back of ihe ftsftr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16

r.hAAc cERY--NlRGINIA; In Powhaian County Court
'hH ia III tor Be,scy) his wife, James E Mayo Adj
a'nes Pcorc deceased who ~ Josiah Poore
AMu- Collier, William e Scott John Peasants, james
t..t].. joseph Mayo, Suuo T. Hawes. Archd b Lewis
L "''I W"oon, deceased Daniel Stringer and Charles
% u. county ot Powhaan, and, assich, Aininsra'
las f13rc d,coaxct Plaintits
s.In.d
Lea Jones, innil,;Iaor with the will annexed Of Samuel
h. ea-ed ebert w Pieasans Robert III Mayo, Thomas
>E1 hts wife. Isaac r Mayo Elizabeth Pcasants, FL
a. it"' S'nur 7 Mayo and Lavina K ls WIFE Benjamin
May", ant Charles S.,en. ne sheriff of,he county
>. aaA suc, Administrator the .l annexed
n, t' Il ceased, De:cndants
again tls day rt,cr heard ON ho papers
-4 ini arsaed BY counsel, and appear the
a'" aa hsvc elapsed since - dee h OF M.s
and The qualification of Samuel Pcasa:s, her
&,S'ai oA, no,.ono! PhhpB Jo.es, Administrator Of he
r. reasas deceased, ordered. that all persons having
HE estate the sand Elizabeth Pleasans deceased do
n sane for John Shore, who hereby an
ica Conn for that purpose, or before the 10Th
next with the evidences support of the sane; which
u directed 10 give notice 10 the said Claimants by
h' published for light weeks in some newspaper printed
~ " clmold an2 report hs proceedings Gnder tins
I"Si with ANY matte,s specially stated deemed per'l-
+' oI rricned b. any party, and that copy oi TINS
.sre C"urdays
Ir-fe g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
MITCHELL'S EYE-SALVE.

I,lI tx c,rtlcaie DR. Josyn OF the regular practlce
MI .l,y e,ery liberal minded individual that M'cnels Eye
,cs p.e .a,o but entitled We'll 10 the eonhdeac
ne Faculty. a al e,trs who may have occasion 10 avai them
PERRY. August 10, lSs.
NrcHsLL-pel Sr-The fret tine your Eye Saye wa
Il Ctap where came, informed. your recon-
h..- Ia rllsf OF The paten, medicines Bu a. the HOS
and special remedies had utterly ala
, sufferer consented 10 rs USE suppos'ns ihat " y a'
1 would 10 aa hurt, |, i of severe Scroiuous Oh
a c The syebals and lids were all very much IN
.atl lJaI Eye Sayr used Immediately II acted Ike
m IL isw.v- pe.iec, cure effected This was sometime
we Since thar have used your Saivc great many t'i'
a. appes In my hands has speedily cured recent IN
:ae e.cs and which had resisted all irealicn
s Ny present opinion is that as TO eonren.snee
certainty surpasses all the Saves and Eye
R,rs,iflIv T. w. JOSLYN, NJ D.
r. .,. is ALEXANDER DuvAI., PURCELL LADD & %
AMOR WOOD 60. and Druggists and Merchants generally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
ItE&UISITIONS.
~ = IsnMn ~ 4

HIIF NIUtit IUNNIIhL NVr' ~ -. !, -,
prRS the Company hereby moline INA
80 .lIirrl % pay So on each share the st oi Ma
on ,.. share the st OF July, IN addition 10 the rrquisi
Il s-ir o.. Ae li;h oi March Ter 81. ~,
tar electors oi the company. Prompt payment = s'ric.
,ri.i i. N ei , The Board of Directors. ~ .
~ + 1 1 Co. JOHN II. MccLuSG, Treasurer
N, N u ,;,r. pous. Apri s c,lsuuly
HOTEL IN FINCAsrLE EOi'
SNEllc Sh4irh-r being desirons 10 remove to texas
l,tl- uaw offers one desirable lafer
In N-ra v,iuii ei,aer With or without ths furniture an
va=v oe,re 2;h lay o August, lSJo, II VIII Oh TIA
l +, Il, M hest bidder aud al o.ler property he nlay b
I, ,,''o. =, ,hst iilu. THOS { LANCASTER
ftt i-t5m -------------
,tEDEN SEED.-ihaye Iust received my spring supply :
In SEg whlci would call the at,oE!ion oi gardeners am mn
: : .. -, =, ,,a.n ana ,.nu,nc seed j X PARKER,
! H." . .,n Nc 80 Main 81, 9 doors below Cry lIi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
WM. S. DANCE, c.

ns Is sa'ssloNERS OFFICE Richmond February l5 1850
oce, tue City OF Richmond on lhe 6h day Of Apr
tvb NJ, with evidence necessary enable m,
f.t Il 4. n,s auties required by said decree
e~s" JNo SHORE, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
MI Il ATLKOAD CONTRACTORS

,popuSAiS will be received Tor The sr'ai!s a''' -
r,s m ten miles the South SI!, ka.f'a , A ,, ,r
tI. I, ANA specifics ions the work aiil be Ieaay ior
.qetloi :. ', w. :, ',,r,l m ID ' e. o SANFORD.
mi'' ''''"7 Chief Engineer South Side Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
MARBLE YARD.

90 r,rrpS s,h Street. Maia hichitoiu' "a, peao'
otA is',,n ,nl AurgI,a Marb.e Monuments, ohps'
IA W.i .ers, e.,ry !sscuiAon WALL fiaes' f"'''
I.,,,, IN CARVING executed tie neats' 'dii1I
nom the country with cy er'r T. ~ ~ n. aross,
hayins served his g rcesHP ~ one ." ue -
NJ s IN New York Ci,y ard hssin; nncn , - a,~ M
sine. ra!eis iiHisei' S-cv
49,. a, ist,rtiou done Norl! 81 S'u,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
TO PHYSICIANS.

, .,lv lyea that the E"srd oil Directors o. ~ .e - , ~
she 'as.e - ...Iu,M m ih"i Nav next This o
% ,s., ii sage. receiving salary OF FIX nun
r @ @r Win ooa'i asa nf ., 1%t ~r S es.eias n.a , to
DOLLAR ani i"e' NJ. JOHN VI GAIT.
lu:er'snea !, M w 1,waw Superintendent aud Physlcan
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-09

The following joint resolutions have been introduced
into the Legislature Of Louisiana BY Mr. Shannon. OF
Point Ceupee H
Rssousd That the government Of the United States Is
one of limited or delegated powers only.
Rssoued That Congress has no powers ovey any subject
unless such expressly granted By constitution Of
the United States all oheIs being the Satesge-
spectiyely. TO the people.
Resolved That the Territories of the United States the
Joint property of all the Siales.
Resolved, That the passage by Congress Of the Wimo
Proviso, my other kindred having It's object
the abolition Of slavery in the District Of Columbia, the
sIrction OF in the States, or the prohibition OF il in The
Territories palpable violation of the OF the
United States, aud ought be every hazard and
TO any extremity
RESOLVED, That the governor be rogue sted to appoint
number of delegates Nashville in southern
vention, In June next
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-09

Correspondence Of the Pennsylvania
HAaaIepupn Eahruarv

1T
~ HARRISBURG, February a, 1850,
This was petition day in the lower house; and when
Luzerne county was reached. Mr.. Beaumont obtained
leave to submit the following:
Rssoved That nitee be appointed, consisting OF
three members, whose duty i shah be 70 inquire into the
existing federal relations OF this State member Of this
this house.
Upon this. quite spirited debate took place. Mr.. ALI.
son, Of Beaver, taking the lead. He announced himself
az in favor Of the compromises OF the constitution hut as
not being willing TO yield jot or title to the South
He talked long and sometimes eoquenty upon the wrongs
endured by the North at the hands OF the South, and Of
waters yet he is not willing yield io or title to
the South His speech was at times highly denuncia
tory Of the South and delivered with very considerable
warmth. Judge Porter followed him in a compromise
speech, and gave gentle reprmand to gentlemen letting
theis feelings get The better Of their Judgments The
Judge laid il the Hotspurs Of the South and the fana
les OF the Morrill, being equally to blame for raising the
dark cloud which is now overshadowing this glorious
Union He spoke as Union man at all hazards Mi,
Beaumont made short and sensible address, and stated
that his object in moving the resolution to pour oil up
on the troubled waters, and calm the excitement Mr.
speaks in low tone OF voice. but always to the point
Mr. Meek, OF Centre, not for divorcng the great
State oil Pennsylvania from the Uni0n--not him--for
he hasa charity that fails Several other speeches
were made almost all breathing the right spirit particular
y one made by Mr.. Kinger which was conceived and
spoken us Pennsylvania should speak Mr.. *. is a
whg but nevertheless better democrat in feeling there
is not in the house: but 10 his speech He thought that
instead OF pouring oil upon the troubled waters, gentle
men were audlng uel 10 tne names pennsylvania was
the centre of the Union she subject to those
scenes OF excitement exhibited in other States She
above and beyond such things Mr. said the last plank
could stand upon the constitution, and upon that
and its compromises he would stand. The constitution
was above price, and he, for one could evidence
Of excitement in Pennsylvania Mr. Kenger said many
other things but the above is the gst OF his remarks
His allusion to Wmots course would. il made any.
where else, have produced thunders OF applause; il
was every face almost radiant with animation, and
showed very concusyely what opinion the members OF the
house had Of Wilmoi The speech Of Mr.. Kenger was
done, but because it took the Pennsylvania ground of
standing by the Union at all hazards, let what will
The resolution finally passed, and the speaker APP
Scofeld the committee, as the number was afterwards
increased to FIVE. The gentlemen named will do justice
10 the whole subject, Or much mistake them,
HERMIT, jr.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-09
Latest Indian Intelligence.
Correspondence OF the Florida Republican,


PILATKA, January rs, 1850.
Mr.. EDIToR Yesterday an express reached here from
Gen. Twggs with important dispatches for the War De-
partment at Washington.
Private letters from the other side state that Bowegs
who had been for week in at Chock nick la,
enjoying old-fashioned drunk-had, with his band,
given himself up. and they to leave in fifty, eighty, and
hundred days, in small parties As evidence OF
their sincerity they commenced once to bring in their
plumber, and drive in their cattle and hogs We are not
yet informed upon what consideration the general OBJ.
tanned their consent TO leave the country.
The talk between Twiggs and Bowlegs, which has led
to this result regarded with intense interest by all
present. and il is said that the Indians have never before
manifested such unmisakable signs of anxiety. The
general represented to them their situation here the
advantages they would derive BY embracing the present
moment while they were permitted to do SOTO comply
with the desires Of the people OF the whole country who
yet favoraby disposed to pay them literally, and
extend over them protecting when they should ar
rive at their homes in the West This talk was so
pan and yet forcble that the Indians were not long
concluding upon the course they would adopt.
after this baud IS gone, will have very little to fear
from the few devolees Of Sam Jones' and it is by no
improbable that these few will also be DESTROYS
60 after the decease of their chief.
II not known whether this peace Of good fortune is
to make any change in the disposition Of the troops
From the Adutan Generals report, it would that
they here only on temporary duty any way It would
not be surprising If all left in the spring, except compa
ny or two at Indian river and Chock nick la TO receive
such from time TO time may become dissatisfied with
their situation and desire 10 emgrate. Very truly &c.