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- House Of Representatives.
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Every person entitled 70 the right Of pre- emption
10 any OF the lands within the townships above
enumerated s required 10 establish the 20 the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver oftbc proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon az
practicable after seeing s notice, and before the day
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. NOVEMBER 2,

TOBACCO--Thr market remains without any change
in prices since our last rccort Sales Of good parcels Of
SIS 50 10 It. These prices 10 cG Fer 100 pa BELOW ihs
views Of the holders n TOBACCO TGch causes the sales
bfings from sli 40 to sic %. n, NJ MARTIN 4 co.
/. FI.OUR-snles Of hichmond at 81 Is Oh Basin bank
Scoltsyle 81 81.
WHEAT-Red 100 white les. very superior white Ito cts
CORN-Sass al G5 for old
CORN MEAT-ia cca,s l.r bu3tei.
OAIS-45a Sd cents per hushel--7carce
FIsH-Herrings No. Cut Sc so; Gross 81 81; Maele
No IS So No. 2 ss 80; No |. So s0i Shad IS 30 SCI
end dull iaf all descriptions.
L.iRh-Earels * ceLiai kegs a ~ Gents.
BAC0N--Viyginia cured no. round "a * cents; Sides
Ga I cts; new Hams 10 c;si Western Sides 6A I;
Shoulders 81 81 cts; "Queen City hams 10Y Market
firm and improving,
sTaAR-ro Rico Sugar a cents. New orlean,
Ga clsi ST. Croix ~ e. cents Loaf double refined
MOLASSES-New Orleans 26a 30 cts; Cuba 25a26
SPlRIrS-Cognac Brandy SITS 3,25; Rochelle sl,35a
so American proof 33c ih proof 5Oa5s Apple scarce M
TEAS-Impcrial 45a75c per ID; Gunpowdc. 40 no Cts
Young Hyson 3Oa75c: Black c5s 6o't.'
RICEAPrime S1a 4c,s.
s SilEEsL Esar III 4: tanned good 5xalcu
damaged Halls c.s.
SoAP-Richmond and New York 3HaGc.
[RON-Pig Iroa $2i 10 80, according TO quality; Sweed
so5 per ton English IS; Trcdcgar Richmond nanr.accrr
sTEELEM, n.st n, 6l,ered ), ii Fyr ION
LlME-sl 25 So scarce
SHOT,: cents per ID.
CDrT0N--l2a ;as leiil.
CANGi. Sperm Candles i6aiic; Taow lOal2; Hulrs
Patent l3c; Adaluntine % SIC per b JacAsons pateO
PLASTER-s3 IS from Wharf ST. Is from Basin
SALT-From store 81 ca from wharf u a5-scaEte.
PARTNERSHIPS cts.
SEEDS-Cover 81 So No Flax in market.
OILS-Speun winter 100 l37 kci summer no l5tts
vhale cruie cc .eini 60 6S nseed s0as5'; Tanners
Si2i15 per bare.
HAY-No.ihe.n, In bales suies AT 50 50 Gig.
HIHES-trern sailed AZ cents per ID calI salted'e
c;s 30 81 each.
HEESWAX-Dnll AZ sla23 cts.
POrAT0ES-Alcrccr selling from wharf al 65a15 cls
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET-Sov. ls.
Cattle the scales bring 81 So IS to &c. as In qualify
Sheep-Nett 81 30 to S3quatv being rated.
,.ogs-Neu s. TO s. 80. Marker moderately supplied
ard IN demand Il ouo.e ed :a;cs JACOB JH0Iik.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

NEW HaMPSHIRE.-The constitutional convention os
New Hampshire now in session. has almost unanimou.I.
voted TO strike out of the constitution the clause imposing
religious tes and quite unanimously voted strike on,
the clause requiring property qualification for Office Here
aftcr majority of will DC the only indispensable re-
oniste This Is it should be- The convention has also
roted-4 10 76that the Legislature shu NEE, "once in two
wears" instead Of "every year.
Vote on the Boundary Bill Union Speechs by Gen. Iou,
ton and Cen RusE-IHe lNarkets dc
Nrw ORLEANS Nov. l9.-The steamer Palmetto arrived
here TODAY from Texas with dates 10 the l7th inst.
The vote on Pearces Boundary Bill as returns have
and only s6 for rejecting il. Thus showing that meas
ue meets tho decided appreciation of the great majority
Gen Sam Houston and Gen Rusk both made strong ana
decided Union speeches at recent meeting held San An
justine They were eloquent and patriotic in suppor, os
the constitution and laws. Judging from these indications
Texas is not for dsunion.
The Cotton market has been quite active, and price. firm
sales to-day OF 1900 bales al 49, Is. 70. mid
ding
Fair Sugar is selling nj 4. TO cents per ID.
The Ner Treasurer-Ner Banking Fira-Report Of n,
Secretary of Tie Treasury-Presid,nts Message DC
WAsHlxdToS, Nov 90, P. Mir. Sloan, the former re.
preventative from Ohio is expected here tomorrow enter
upon the duties of T. s. Treasurer Monday next pac.
OF Nj. Selden. resigned.
II is further runored that Mr. Selden will on the sams
day unite with Mr.. Latham, the broker.
Mr. Sloan has accepted The Office and entered in the re-
quired security.
learn from good authority that the long repor, of bs
Secretary Of the Treasury will show suspicious cond
ton Of financial aiiiirs.
modification of The tariff will be recommended in r..
gard to some particulars but no increase Of duties.
The message President Fillmore it is ssd viii be su
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22
IMPORTANT TO BRICK-MAKERS.

The attention of bckmakers and others interested In
the business is requested the paragraphs annexed which
we copy from couple of our exchange papers:
DANES PATENT BRlCK-PRESS.- This machine,
which has been exhibition at the fair OF the Maryland 10
sute has attracted than ordinary attention bati-
more famed world over for the good bricks she pro-
uces and some of the have been in negota-
ton for the purchase of this machine, from Mr. Hiram
Sands the agent believing that it is very superior One
maker the Canton grounds understand has bought
The right for MARYLAND and feel assured he would moi
deal IN The matter hs did think It first rate. Mr. IL
on his way South and a recommendation he carries with
nm silver medal from the Maryland instituted BALI
Sun.
DANES PATENT BRICK pRESS-Mr. HnAM
SANDS, the travelling agent for th,s unryaled machine
has met with great success in this sec,,on of Virginia
For moulding brick by water, horse power
this new improved Patent Brick Press has equal I, will
mould larger number Of bricks with less labor and In
shorter Time than uny other machine In and they
of the best quality too We glad know that several
rish have been purchased from Mr. Sands for this vic
nifty We commend Mr.. S. to Richmond friends for
whose city he leaves tomorrow Portsmouth Pilot.
Mr. Sands general travelling agent for the T. Statcs is
now at the Columbian Hotel, in Richmond, and will be
pleased attend any calls which may be made upon him.
Mr. Sands has in his possession satisfactory testimonials OF
the utility and importance of the Brick Machine alluded to
in the above extracts and doubt not those engaged in
this business will find to their interest to call him be-
fore he leaves Richmond which he intends doing Tues
day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

The Liberia Herald of September II contains the follow
ing of capture of SLAYER which is presumed to
be the "Chasworh formerly Of Baltimore and which has
arrived there charge of Passed Mdshpman Sheppard
prize to the United States brig Perry:
The U. S. brig Perry. Lieut., Comdg Fooe lie still in the
Bights few weeks ago. off Loanco she pturcd large
American brig fitted carry 1000 slaves The Perry
lying anchor pretty close in shore without any national
insignia flying end the master Of the SLAYER surprising her
be an English cruiser boldly down with the American
nag floating gracefully the beeze he did find
his fatal until boat from the Perry alongside his
asonshed scoundrel the absence of the English
his cap and that the officer verify American With
all haste The fellow doused the United States flag and up
the Bra1ian-lurnng the officer and audacousy inGui
ring DO you know, sir. that this is Brezan property =
But the fellow rcckoncd without his host He unabs
70 produce any papers whatever sustsin her Bruzsn
character 50 put board and she sailed
for the United States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22
Correspondence Of Ihs Washington Union m r


D,oi of COL r. NJ Johnson Council Hettiie-.fn .lboli-
ton Outrage City ilortalay-fOrrest Case
The telegraph kis afternoon announces the death at Lou
isvile KY yesterday morning. IF the Hon. Richard NJ
Johnson brief Sg' nsas III PIE & n' dis
ali will mour5 his death. whilst hoysaqde viii feel that
warnhearted friend has ueal lEe rem hem ~ ne hand
If death Although undertaking politician, his po
lrcu opponents esermed him against whom
mitv could be entertained
Our city council assembled in session this afternoon
and yoinnnos nesauge from Mayor Jerome is now being
read 10 rhem
Mr.. j. g. McPheecrs, of Kalegh North Carolina, has
urri, ed In this city accompanied by his little child, girl hive
wears of age from whom he had brought with
him was stolen BY the abolIioniss Ptsburg The girl
was vorite servant, who had charge OF the child
from ls infancy since thu death ofs mother and was much
attached The child He Is satisfied that she would mo-
have left him except by force AM he would hive parted
with her ten tImes her yue She was stolen OIL from
boa, at pitsbnrg whilst be vas ookiRg aer HE baggage
The marshal Of Ps6urg TO whom be applied ssisance
assdrea him thst s4ch was The organization Of the aboi-
,onsts, ali seatSn va5 useless.
The number Of deaths in Ba:ic;e during the past week
was "a OF which number 40 under years oil age
Mrs Forrest, observe BY the New York papers, has
wbdra YIN her suit against Edwin Forrest for adultery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22


SEEDS OF ALL KINpS, sc
I,probably rot known TO the farmers Ct Virginia, 50
gently as should be, tina, Baltimore IS the Place nsre
udyts geousiy, and without fear Of imposition
Siair 4 Co.. on Calvert Street. Baltimore. have con-
s,au on 14ad Agricultural and Horticulic!a implements
Tbs,ricrs are moderate comparatively low.
III have nursery of choice frni's, every variety
knob 10 the country the scions Of which Gun pc obtained
roac, and forwarded wherever ordered Their seeds iof
arnsnd gardens include all kindsthc best not only Of
IN country bu, the most approved from foreign chimes
Tbes, Of transporting from Baltimore 10 Richmond IS
yeryyja-he me i: nothing Personal attendance ne Is
moi essay in dealing With Sinco Co. Whatever az
for order will meet with the prompIes, attention, and
The dces be forwarded without delay WIN
rs,hcrs or upon reasonable credit If desired TO respon
.blsrmers. , ,,d y.
so TO serve tho agricultural interest has acnted to
ihiiihEcQ:ion. 4 FAkMEN VI nINoI.Nln.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

late San Francisco paper has the following paragraph:
few days since American opened hole the head
of Jackss uch the Stanislaus and after digging
eight nine feet, found imbedded in the slate small
CON- perfectly black. After rubbing it time he disco
yeed be copper coin about the size of English
shilling On side is the representation of the and
the other Indian with bow and in hand shoot,
ing at bird in The date of the coin s 80 much
you only discern three figures los The coin was
purchased by Mr.. Sill and sent to DR.. Radcih.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

puIC MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
meeting Of INC people of Buckingham county favor
alto the Improvement Of State River held OF the Court
Fse on Monday the Nth day Of Noyenlbsf, 's,o Coz
lib G. Hanes called 10 the Chair, and benjamin J.
Dieilc eppoin.sd Secretary. ~,
Ter a shor, address b.; Samuel j. Booker, Esd, Col;
Thns d. BondnTan, rccrcd provisional President o.
,sloie River Company, and John s. Nicnons Nm w.
Mon, George Hooker, Charles L. Christian William
Her and Robes, Shaw ST., were appointed Direcory
notion Resolved. That benjamin J. Darneile Nicho-
las Bococl and Robert q. SHAY IT,. be committee 70
uoralze the Legislature TO subscribe threefhs q INC
motlon Resolved That the proceedings Of this meet
ina published in the Richmond Enquirer nnd Wing.
Emotion Resolved That the meeting adjourn sine ae'
ELIJAH G. HANES, Chairman
n.nS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

.l,Fg.
r. have published card pledginc denounced
.;,h certain firms in New York, who nave ,o rrcvn
as "Aboh,iunis,s, supporting n'~sp .I' s.mh"
;, he hostile 10 the institutions OF the have ap.
r;n.v Ne Mobile Southern Rights Association cost
ta ne % 10 enquire into the e1p.de1'y ,j
na eph, steam pOpe.rs capable o. ,rnde
coo h,lss Of cotton with view of promoting ''''@'
0e.Se," ".s,iug facts should have more the
au. aun,.s If Arguments and appeals Il" o'," s ,te
wh'. 'n,. n sense of their duty to Inc ao' s.I.
and the Union They 60 to sn'" "s ,,h 10
a.,s;r,,ion is sprinsing up over a' ' Nnrb
M y. ,ha crisis and 10 right herself snou'u y"
;,s anv We are pleased to gee that s,u. 81 ,he
a.a,,oa no. many leading conservative Iou"" The
~ we trust, with beneficial consequence nro
will not, sit ,amey and see the ceal.ss
South eann1 s. Constitution designed for her
VISIONS nd nsongy violated by the bitter
grossly a anu ~. Tnon She has given much and o0'ns
sen a"u wv =, me Union She cannot viii NOT su0,,
The North holds in lis han's VIC ,d,y
!, sec to it, that i, does not i0o's nros
,ho rcbes, heritage ever left 10 s'e" '''@
nerous and happy people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

es Odd Fellows. Masons Sons of Temperance, Druids
Rechnbtes DC, will find something interest them in the
advertisement of Messrs Mcdonald e. Lyons, in another
column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22
SAILING OF THE STEAMERS AFRICA AND


sailed today for Liverpool taking out eighty passengers
and two hundred thousand dollars In specie. Among the
assenners are Mr. Graln the British Consul at Boston,
and the Misses Sedgwick.
The steamer Washington f,r Bremen and Southampton,
takes out thirty passengers.
Mr. Jdkins WHO h;ed the woman g burn his houss in
Cambrdsepo was las. Thursday sentenced 10 seven years
in the State prison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

DANIEL F. MILEa recently elected member Of Congress
from the first district in Iowa. lying dsngeropsy ILL., and
not expected to live.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22
PRICES OF sy0rKs IL RIcHMpAp,
BALTIMORE M3RAEr, Noy. 20.

BALTIMORE NARAET, Noy. ~.
In The ia,norD market this morning. there were sqes 81
500 bbs Howard -four 81 65N Sales OF $50 bbs
City Mills at 5i67% Wheat-Sales of good TO prime red
at l03 los censl white, los ITO cents and family -four
white lis l22 cents. Curn-Jaes OF white at 60 81.
and yellow 6a 63 CENTS new Sc 55c. Oats, 33a 81 cs
WhJskey % cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

56 The friends Temperance, animated oier drsrr but
bent, their frlnw md stimulated the connden belief h,
they show their fellow Richmond that the cause
they based upon and religion have
gagged Mr. SMYrnE Of Wyheve Of tbs state 10 deliver al The A.
Church, c:t ..ar evening. M pls.i O'clock !en
psranee Aqlf:o t;9h the; most eoaltey awe al te lev
lew cii,ens 10, .2--d.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

In nublshnr by request tln following defence Of Ex-
Governor Mcdowell and Judge Mason brief explanation
becomes necessary We have been much surprised Of the
excitement produced several papers through the Stale by
rho aoncaroncc of a communication In the Enquirer signed
mThe Wesln That article simple nomination OF Gov
Mcdowell for United States Senator, end did not in
,he least reflect upon Senator Mason any one else
Still il hee given rise much unnecessary warmth
II has been denounced organized movement TO defeat
Senator Mason on account fs in Congress- No lit
lie has been brought against for giving ta paccn
our columns We have done only what any other Tree press
,youd ha we done viz let citizens bring their wishes
before the gislare We only the medium through
which the writer communicated bis own individual views
and # there was any such movement in the article,
we are cuess of for readers will bear lie witness,
that we have invariably refused make an issue with our
friends in Congress elsewhere for their course on The ad-
ustment We know that have aed h1Fsiy on
The subject and we concede TO them the upright nu,ves
When the unpleasant subject first up we took Our
course calmly expressing the belief that each member OF Con-
gcss would act on his responsibility, and his own nm
derstanding of the sentiments Of his constituents Our OBJ
ec ho. been TO secure the reelection Of all friends
Congress- 10 keep the Democratic party from disruptcn
and by preventing Discussions thus far unite and consolidate
the South whenever the fierce struggle with the Northern
fanatics should come on Such has been coursesuch
il will continue to be- unless shall be modified by events
which we foresce Conscientious in attempt
ing TO perform our duty leave Il to others Prsuc their
own cous under dictates of their own Judgment nEd
responsibility:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

DIED in Gloucester county, Vi on tn 7t inst Mrs HESTER
MARTIN, daughter Rev. T. Mitchell, vireini, Cor
the I'D after lingering illness Of COT
SUMPTION which she bore WIKI christian resignation leaving
ryetrd fr>hapi child AMI and friends
mourn t;cir rre parable lts4.
Dur tli-y mourn MOI st.osc without hope
Being well assure. Heaven"
Do RichnGnl Tins AMI Wig will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22
NEW YORK MARKEr Nov. 90

NEW YORK MARKET, Nov. 70.
Seventeen thousand burres Flour sold to-day al
4 per bb; Southern s. per bbI Wheat, 1000 bIahe!s Hsi
Wheat were sold Gc; Cenearo l20c per bashel Com
II cts per bushel Caltoh-6O0 bales sold to-day
Prices remain firm whisgey in bbs % &C. per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

We find in the Pennsyvanian the following capital hit at
the recent Clayton dinner The whole scene ia not unlike
Mark Antonys Grafton the dead body OF the great
Caesar:
General Scott nominated TO the Presidency ut the
same festivals this rather the farce after The TRACE
dy Our neiebor of the North American, who was ftly
enough the guests the feast delivered sort OF cpl
loaue the play and coced in most merry manner over
the style which his doctrines against the compromise and
in favor of SrwAnosM, had been euogzed and elaborated
by his dis tngushed friend He ended his part by calling
upon Mr. Clayton say something about Gen. Scott The
wine having gone the rounds the company were In ex
ceen glec TO hear what Mr. Clayton had to say especially
there be reading of manuscript The Idea was
of course neither less than Presidential nomna
ton of the Hero of Chippewa His written speech contain
ed fearful cuogum upon Gen Taylor harrassed to death
by the troubles and trials Of his positions his spoken
speech contained distinct nomination of another soldier
possible still less qualified by temper and experience for the
same irving position Mr. Seward cannot fail to notice that
if his and tactics have fallen into dsrepue elsewhere
they have been unacceptable Mr. Clayton, who sub
staniay takes Stewards ground against the compromise
advocates Stewards policy in the name of Gen Iayor-and
closes with nomination of Stewards especial candidate for
President. .
There is matter for thought and commentary in this
speech which mny nse hereafter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

usEA

N.aR.ro. il %sa York ty, tsSk1ae: Mr. ray. WILLIAM :
MURDOCH, Prier o said city, Mise FRANCES younger
daughter Of The late cJmcu S1nlln. E'g Of Montreal t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22
n.opTu CAROLINA.

. oe North Carolina conSeneu y" 49,"
i"' ..e' a,;,,,ion was thoroughly Democfa"' ""
40. y Edwards Esq, of Warren was ~, Invncr:
~. co..,o ocsying 26 votes against !. w. ohosen
-. I.a,os r Dobbn, ESQ.,, OF Cuhoc''""1 20 ,s, for
.o,.or of the House, receiving 10 vo'es nohn are
Eenn,,h Eayner Esq. Mcssfs. ''""' n,rch expe,i.
IS fine talents high character ana 'u'" ,ho
seh''e'"e % ues They respectively, acknowledge W
ehcc !" p.' ., IN aupropra,c addresses ME- hu"a.Ns
''o'', p", .;oh, in no instance eyincc want u r0r
-a.,oc, for each and every member oi Wv =,
a"0 lord for the high interests co'nmca -
~ -. .o,id devotion the lasting we'iafe u iA"
every portion OF our beloved o'a'e'
| Mr.. Dobbin said: l., ;,,erosnt
ave have convened gentlemen, at peculiarly ron,s
-: ,,ohistory Of our STATE and our country. I.se'
period III aie nn,nde are passing around us. Ques0n
;nvoiving property and peace ana ~ Ths mind
10 be assum aea @ fearful
ioomv forebodings The people oil NORM Cao' a ,h;
now with the most intense concern ~ le 49,. ons
Representatives. Our Legislative bearing INV ay
~ pa, ,he character of our State let us raa scraPuo
| fy.I;Iu nreserre her honor-nW cdlm dNsr"iit"i ~
tain her rights. .,p,,,,., Clerk
In the Senate John Hill was appointed rrhclpa'
! ,o,ina, Horny W. Miller; Gen. George f. Is. sinsehafy
against H. W. Hustled; James Page ffinc'l'a'
md Patrick MCGOWAN, assistant DoorSeeper.
In the House. Perrin Busbcc and Ihos. Is. Daie' Wei
chosen Principal and Assistant clerks
woonor,tuate the Democracy of North Carolina upoI
m favorable auspices under which they have commenced
May they conduct their deliberations as 10 "'Ae penn"
nent their return to power!
David S. Reid Esq, the Governor elect, VIII oe i'aus'
rated the ls OF January next.
Speakins of Mr.. Clngmans successful speeches. IN III
,,,on District sfur the cause of the Constitution an
southern Rights" the Raleigh STANDARD adds;
We learn also that Mr. Cngman occupies the true eroah
anon the Tariff question Hell unwilling TO give o9uhe
TO those who assaling our dearest interests anu o
| the destruction of the Union