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partla! I. "teside account Of the aud lie
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before mpra community. My frrnls have, hoHrser,
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woud pick every "r could find lfet the need ms
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else "f his sIs'nc powers "
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h' great lidiicSS 9" -''h "f ma % HiEaf ab."
popular Is lbSslr "a" ct hn ia me if from hi~'isIr'
cd lecturer But ~ me mean iin' neg !cave to d'er win I
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

CHEERING AND GOOD FROM MAC ON. GEoRGlA
We have seen a despatch from Mr.. Baylor, I. ). Consul
at Amslerdam directed friend in this city, which states
that his project OF direct trade been adopted unanimous
y by the Convention planters Macon This is all as
it should be- We say friends in this State and out OF
it, to every man tina; lhas Southern heart lhrobbng
in his BOSOM 10 look to Commercial independence and TO
work and labor for it. We say Governor Floyd und the
Commit tee of The Central Southern Rights Association oil
Virginia. do your work like men, the country is with you
We learn from the Georgia papers that large crowd
bou 5O00) pessat in attendance on the Asrcu'un
Fair and tina; Convention was numerously attended,
FIX Gov Museuy Of Florida in the chair. Mr. Baylors ad-
dress lie represcacd Of the most luminous convnc
ing and practical arguments which have heard,
the subject OF Direct Trade 1t received with great APP
pause and forth unanimous expression Of approoa-
ton from the Convention The resolutions which formed the
basis Of action passed without dissenting voice. gentle
saws their private only those which they enoody in
their public The impression is strongly engaficd on
every mind that the system Of Direct Trade and the
which in operation 10 promote it, must be patron
ised and carried execution BY the cooperation Of every
Southern Planter"
The prevailing sentiment ut Macon desire 10 deve
ope and patroniz. home manufactures and promote
merca intercourse between the South and the continent, Of
Europe-as indispensable political safety and general
advancement.
Already one house in Charleston and in Savannah,
have been established through the agency of Mr. Baylor for
direct trade with Holland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
EDITOR TURNED BANKER.

/, will be seen from an advertisement in today's paper
tina, our friend and neishbor Gaiaher, of the Republican,
has embarked II the Banking business in Washington City
lie gcnlcil energy and enterprise ana has best
wishes for
His two papers in this city, the Republican and the Mag
noliu will still be carried on he tells US with Than
usual energy under the arrangement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

WAuGHS PAINTING OF ITALY.

Was visited by AGAIN the other evening" and found
tercstins We -cllly sritleI MAJ, ~
intelligent and respectable OF our citizens besowlT IA
trona.c ad cucomuaS upon th- the sublime Me
hlbtInn OF the KIM Richmond As aiv.r
usc thus wou. all those who have seen IA,
without delay. the opportunity VIII never be .ro
classic lan under SIc pleasing circumstance
inu"rabc attractions those sweet rncliisis the Sa.as 81
len 4 beautiful scenery l u really cncauin.
ry person. young old. should this work Ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

We authorised TO say that William a. Moucurc, Esq
is candidate before the people Of the district OF Caroline
aud Spoyvana for seat in the Senate under the amend
ed Constitution,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

We sincerely regret learn that Dr. R. Hail. the repre-
sentative OF Henrico in the last Lesisatue-and the Wing
candidate for the post in the late ecction-has commit
ted suicide in New Kent couuy by shooting himself with
pistol He had gone out cunning and after long
found dead His friends have for tim, suspected a
a slight alteration OF intellect.
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Dl J..

DIED. n his residence IN ii" STATE Arkansas on ; .i
TENDER. Major JOHN ". PAT r. formerly oi BrIaswc. y
DIED, in Brunswick, The Goth of September IN m 3d.
MS age, d. JOHN FIELD an cnnent ply s!cIan ana
great worth. -s""eH-
DiEp IN l,rinswlcs on The 2ist" September AT az a!t
NATHANIEL MASON, oi Red Oak. 80 I
DIED. in Brunswick on the Hin OF October Mrs REgrcr ~
GAIN, cU.IsOr q! d.. Juha Or ain 4"
DIED. in Brun-wlca, the 9th OF October, Mrs. MAY
GREGG. niie "f Capt. VIM Greg, aged 10. "
DIED. in Mccscmbuc. suddenly, the .L of Ocoher D,>,
MIDDAUGIl, Esq ace" about -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

II the amended Constitution sba'! be i !o:,rl a., o,.
held Ilro ghou! the state on The srI DAY or nrcrvnr
Tor Governor Lieut. Governor an: Attorney Gep.r,
members OF the senate ana Of the House Of Delegates All 9%,
will have the rs,t Il, y,, ., . vac d e.
towns in which they reside. ''S' Giles
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THE OPERA.

OnaSaurday night the splendid music of Don Giovanni
was given in all It's beauty Though the whole performance
was admirable we but refer specially 10 the sweet
singing o. Boso and powerful execution OF Marin and
Beneyenano.
Tonight Donizetts beautiful Opera of La Favor,a will
he nroduccd in which Rose dc Vies and other fine singers
will appear.
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VI i kRIrf,

MARRIED. on Thursday the lLth /! ,r..o,rr h,
Des@ny DR. JOHN WGi RILEY - Miss HEGEcrAT ni ~
all ui southampton county. Va ~ L!iIll
MARRIED. in Garyshurs. y E., on the Ia.l, ar S.,,rl
l.. DRUMMUND To Miss FANNY JACKSON ,l ~, u,.si NrG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

We are requested to that Sias Cheahan, Esq will
be caIidsa Clerk of the Superior and County Courts
of Chesterfield y the election to be held under the
Constitution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

s" Mr. John c. Moncure Of Stafford has been elected
BY the Democratic State Central Committee as speaker in
the King George, Stafford and Prince William Senatorial
District, in place Of Mr.. Charles Mason, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
ON FRIDAY NIGHT,

The Democratic Association of Richmond will meet at
the Union Temperance Hail. at half past O'CLOCK Old
Democrats well Young Democrats now voters as well
old voters ure all invited come and unite together in
rho maintenance of the cherished principles of Democracy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
ARRIVAL. OF THE CHEROKEE LATER FROM
CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA.
BALTIMORE Nov 1.-The Cherokee arrived at ~
York clock this afternoon, with large number OF
passengers. and 81 200 COO in gold
Ca!ornia remains quiet. Crime is seldom heard Of and
raj feeling OF security prevails Trade is comparative
~ d": yet the miners were never prosperous The
fail ;atc il thought viii tie COED Real is ayanc-
ine though money slightly stringent The country
holds seventeen million dollars worth Of real and
personal property.
The election returns show majority for all the candidates
on The Democratic ticket averaging from thousand 10
live thousand Biger is elected governor BY about fifteen
hundred majority. Both Of the democrat tic candidates
elected TO Congress- and all State ticket elected by
from one 10 FIVE thousand majority The Legislature ls
strongly democratic. The whole vote of the State forty
tive thousand. Pudy (Denocra is elected lieutenant gov
ernor The State Comptroller Alarshal TO leave for
Washington on the 18th Of October.
terrible lio occurred Chagres between the natives
and returning Canrnians. Forty natives and many Calls
iornilns were reported killed. and numbers wounded Adams
x Co.'S express agent With all his dispatches, was missing,
and supposed 10 DC killed.
The Oregon papers give Of attacks OF Indians
on emigrauts.
WASHINGTON, Nov. At j: asceriancd beyond DOUBT,
that Crnnpou the British Charge de Affairs nd interim,
presented this Government dispatches in which il is
stated that the French and English Governments have is
sued orders in Of The sailing OF any expeditions
against Cuba search all vessels Of suspicious character
whether sailing under United States other coiors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS OE PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,

WILLIAM o. BUTLER OF KENTUCKY.
], LOOKS 10 Ike writer like ticket which If nomna ted
by the National Democratic Convention that will assemble
neat May or June Baltimore Richmond will be certain
10 Wig
he result in Ohio and Pennsyva has finished Gen.
Scott; aud as TO Niiu-d Fillmore, President he has
long since Henry Clay unusty termed John
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

rb n.n,ncrate Of Henrlco yesterday appointed numos
a,,,.s q, Nee, their brethren OF Hanover III CohVeh
,, :, u.,rc Court House, Saturday next ~ hohhae
,;lt r,r The Senate The hour Is flxcd al l. h.-ou
m ,ems that should be necessary 10 await INC arrVa
IF tho Hanover delegates by the Central raloaa the Con
yenon will take recess till 7. NJ.
1b Democratic meeting yesterday, Also declared Mr. d.
~ Hawaii 10 De the Democratic county candidate Tor the
Dec.nbrr election The Wing meeting had three cand-
1s before them viz Fendall Griffin. N E. Sutton and Dr.
cu,bon Dr. c. was dropped the second vote, and then
n, Griffin was nominated by majority over COL SUIT
r. s. bc IL, that Mr. Griffin runs, he is bound 10 be
beaten by Mr.. Haxoll
,.s have been circulated in regard TO the position
f Loading Democrats OF the county, we deem proper 10
,,s ,hot AIR r A. Mayo came forward and showed him
f =, no oood and true Democrat by declaring that he
mould mos, cordially support the nomination of Mr.. Haxn
and se his bes, endcavors secure his election "eare al
,d 70 bcor that Mr. Samuel Corell-tho sterling Dem
ocra,dcc,red Yesterday that especially in view of the
nomination Of EI Griffin which was In "eosers language
, 6, 10 bc made he would do all that he could honorably
TO defeat Mr. Crin's election we appear 10 our worthy
nd 70 us. his powerful influence the disafec
lion in the upper end the county, on account OF the plank
dand 10 urge every Democrat to look only to the fu
re md cooperate the glorious cause oil keeping old Hen
co in the Democratic track the approaching imporan
election LOO,
e.zS>RALLY OF THE NEW VOTERS IN RICH.
H0ND The new Voters under the amended Constitution
wbo prouosc aboring Democratic party eques
rod n meet at o'clock on Tuesday night at "Union TEN
Hail. that they may organize and 60 TO work in thu
ood cause and secure the election the 9Th December
the nominees of the Democratic Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

Now in contrast with these ibera and ungercrons al
Iusous Col Johnson, and the that yon are at
LJery IS any Of HE facts ADORE S:atd-we place The
following 'raci from western paper
COL. JCiiNSON.-The more we sec and learn OF "Olt
Joe IL! Democratic candidate for Governor the more We
are I.casti with him. Ito at Weston in Lewis county,
the day 81 Court and pressed speak by his
friends lie delivered thrilling and happy speech
his III! qrain:ences, bu! said very c The subject uf
general pc;iti"s because Of "a: GiStce Of his competitor
Geo ~. .S.tHEc-s Who hCp ntn;rirg such MANI
Does Ms lake advantage of the absence
:" rs o;poneE: prove him 10 ba cl The right sor;!
Does Mr. Sumsrs always upon The principle, in Ibis
recnfd. WINCH gDrefn. .I0:.,.r Jonns on?
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ID l3 OCRATIC MONTY ,.c,
go, ~ Foa GovERSoR,
FoR LIEUTENANT GovrRso,
SHELTON +. LEAsE. OE VT,


+ OR ATTORNEY GENERA
WILLIS r. BOCUCk. OF tppn,y,u
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,~s-JCyESJI,r C0SCi;tT.--TEe sccoDi Juvenile ''
krnUcr"rE VIII take pa
in lie I;ap.i Churchp bnoa! SIRE ~ "i M
Nu7 9Th. 30 pupils, unipfiai! "'tS''' VIZ 80 p1'N See
ercises :. =
u he'N - te''H' ni-I SbY -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:

CALEB JONES, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
ncssrs. Baring's Circular.

LoSpos Friday, March u P,N
The further potponcmcnt Of the Budget til ths elsl
ns ant keeps tad, ia very unsettled state, from the
uuccrpinty thai exists with respect the views OF go
v-rnmeut relative % customs duties. and have to
por, continued inactivity in the produce markets with
the exception however a cotton which hss dlised fully
~ per III no material change has occurred IL prices
For the principal Transactions q the week rrfr ypu
10 the suboincd Icals Th demand for silver fJf India
maintains quotation of o. II "a pcr f'r dC,r-
and 10 "a Per Tor lar silver AMI ths-c the
ast srriys from Mexico about million OF dplars has
sll been sold
AsuRic,S sro, have been very quiet this week with.
on, demand bot without pressing sellers and many
curitics thpt are wanted cannot be found United
states per ccut Coupon bonds is0S, 100 10a, In
scrption 1919. 10ii loo Now York state g.. o5I
ey DIV. Boston city 81, o. Pennsylvanis 5s S4t a
81. Massachusetts, sterling g.. los l0I Maryland
Sterling 81, 81 . 80 Canada -. loo i0s.
Cosinrrst continues nraiectcj AMI gf so bags NJ auc
ton. not more than third have found buyers Honiu
ras hsck very low to hne j. i l. lli silver, s3d
a 81 Mexican silver. o. ~ q =. a.
CoooA--o bags Trinidad AZ pulaic sale have been
principally dipo ed Of from ts Sss Vi ior ordinary
to fine rel, being full prices.
CorrKHThr public srlc- this week have only consisted
n 10 bars Costa Rica, 80 bales Mocha. 100 casks
Plantation and 1000 bags Native Ccyiou, whh have ~
iiS1h be Il y ,s II ., s,r wSsS oo ps a.
AmstcrJara on the 10th ns,an,-when the vhcle quan-
tiJ found reay buyers o. the full valuations say tm
81
and there buyers o. Native Ceyon al Us; some
parcels of Plantation kinds have ao changed hands ~
improvement cf - D. from the lat" lowest point
Foreign descriptions have likewise been more In request
mud 1000 bsgs ~ Domingo have been sold at ~ s'.
deliverable oycrside IN the docks 700 bags Mo ~ ~
A. Cd and cargo Of $3.50 bags good hr.t Brazil st i2s
for near port.
In The Cons trade rather more has beco s,owo
this week but no improvement In price, can he Noticed
Flosng carg0es of soft Polish oie-sa wheat have been
selling 81 ID 3s aud of Indian corn a. u sss
Tor h,lis S,Ionica and Tuscan with Oaatz 3os Fine
American -four nd for or two small parcels
wanted for port. 22- 22s ID has bc paid inferior
kinds arr almost unsaleabc; indeed Lave little herr
worth la a 2os per barrel The average price Of
English wheat for the week eodng sh instant. was 3s
OIL Icr imp. ar
Corror has ruled heavily with ,he sales hafng been
confined 70 800 bales Surst frus sNi a55, AMI 10
bales Msdras ~ tAd being rsther easier At Liverpool
the last sdvices from yuer si have resulted IN reJuc
tion OF fully I'd per IN Asrriean ksads With dull
msrkt midjling ovseans " quoted III f-f0i per ID
Dsrss &cAt the public s-ies yesterday, 800 cases
castor oil sod readily from 3s2 a5nd, - in quality
being about former rates N Cases oil Of saise w-cc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
NEW YOSx LEGIsLNTvww.
Senate.
AlnANr. March ., I65H

Senate.
AlnAsr March % ISss
Mr Msss reported tsaivor OF provii for reetrotsn
tie powers Of cities to create debts
rrfsiDfnr 7.~r or ritr sprA-y
Tbe lieutenant GovernoF having left the af.y f,t f~
days tie Scuate elected E3siuD Morsan % the saxth
district. president pro TEN.
yfrIioSs REaiovsrpANcss.
Petitions presented for a,s to tie Troy 1oaps,,
and for The speedy en ar-e nct Of the Erie.
Dir B.scocs presented pco,s Cor the cstab,is4nsus
II Houses Of Industry in a the cities Of this state, Ter
the purpose of srsesting ignorance lee. or crime.
Dir Ba.snF1sst presented renoh.t rance aganst ne
AoNAiR's FERRY.
NJ wliI,Ms reported ia,oraby oass bill 10 incospv.
rate she ion,er's Ferry Company
wnaHvEs, rrc. BRoosis,
Mr. WILLIAMS afse reported in fa,cr Of an act to
au'horl~e Dir Hard ani others to conrnet and bi11
docks vhsrscs bulk ieads piers, aud bsS ~ in front u
their Ian h ia the s-th ward OF Bsoolg and post sf
New York
sto-~y Erc
Mr. M,sS reported complete the bill - restrict aaA
REGULATE the powers - municipal TO bosse~
money contract dpbt. nd loan their credit
onCreH piss--tapifs' socu-s
Mr sIoN reported f.'orasy o. an act resaiatins tAs
hl.o bill 70 ocorp pore, the Ladie, Union iat socicAv
OF the Methodist Fni~copal church IN New fosk.
CASf.AL tRFE hooL s,seEet
The bill received from thu Assembly prov liz zsos fs~s
schools through the STAGE referred tisc LAe-
rsturc commit.,c Of which %r H., xm, j i cnsirmsa
The following r,re adopted in rc;aou 20 voAsG-
kespl e That seuatot Tthn the bar the SesAA~,
Mt the time his sllei shen the
sentees called. shat be allowed % vote tae call Ne
syee and nays.
bill 70 incorporate certain rcsiieni s.ia citizens
tho Swi., Benevolent Socicty
An act 70 amend the charter ~ The ttti-s and USs
nclsse Railroad Company passed Nay H. 1915, 10
authorize sal company 20 extend the road 10 the ctYW
Butaio
10 authorize the Buffalo and Rochester Rslrosd ora~
pauy % sell and convey 10 The Attira and iornosviaS
Z
estate rtreai tracks, depot, snJ aIpen lagos in feAA
the village OF Attca the citY Of II fo Alro, 70
authorize any railroad corporations in this STATE TO so
scribe to the OF the Attoi alJ Nornclsyc Keo
read Coulnny
The Senate then went into Donu.stlee Of tie VIII =
the Ro,se's poiu. Bridge Bill
Nr BrtNtAs addressed the committee against the ~,
~ injuriou. to the commerce cf.isalc Cham p am
Mr.. Csraotl also opposed the bin
Mr DAGt SPOKE in favor OF IL.
Z ae Senate adjourned withast ttAng the guesiioa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

WsauSsro-, March -, 1854.
The Army commissiapers have purchased woc,uey.s
beautiful coun'r; seal ncsy Gs,rgolown occupied ~
Colcnel Lovazo Th1n,ss, Assistant Adjulan, Gcaoraa
or one q "a, Mu,lasy Al lluas The pricS Psid
$4,000
The ro.tneser Genera, ,ft TIE city yesterday. on
short ,i.i, to the North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
Gen scott nomlra.rl So tI.e pre.,sensx.

I,vHSG, hci.. March ~ iSs1
Al convention q ehiss htd here tar 18th ia1A,
Gen Wiuhe'i SCOT. ny'nn1.d candidate for tAa
Presidency "a is,. rub ct to tbs dscion o. "a, rstic-
81 Ceuyt n'ioa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

ALBANY, March -, 1854
The senates select committee appointed for the pur
pose last evening have this afternoon been engaged IN
investigation OF the charges pfsfrred by s A. 5oy
dam, of New York city, against Geo w. Bull, Scrgcsnt
alarms OF the Senate. Tb~y have nN Jet concluded
but IL Is expected that they yin make report Msa.
day morning
Mr. Bull has aos been since this u,ornine No
has probably gonc 20 Buffalo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

Tef1re Ihi0f IlsFlt0 FtfnDntS-
Msnsu @ Tie sas 9 Roy Tenpkirs y m5iian ~
ct asidr The atiachm NJ against Mr nsl TofApkin
nruucd by Mesrs. oconar Noyes an1 wskcman, fpr
the eemplansns, end BY eicssss John Van nurrn and
Sanford for the Defendant. On Monday morning The
Gyvmcns vii BE- resumed by Nr vsa Bsrca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
Our European Dispatches,
&C. &c. sc.

The European mails by the Canada were received
in this city yesterday.
The G. passed. on the 10th inst, between Cape
Clear and kinsale, steamer from New York
FOR Liverpool. probably the Baltic Comstock. hence
The U. 5. frgatc st. Lawrence arrived of Cowes
-at two O'Clock the 18th instant, in % days from
New York. She anchored in Cowes Roads, and
was expected to proceed up to Southampton, when
she would exchange salutes with the town, and i'm.
.nediately commence dscharging the articles to u,
transmitted TO London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

Morur RAcrs-FotPiu pu-Farpsr March n -
Jockey Club Pusc $3.50, three mie heats
Col : NJ Iiis ch Maria Woods by yorksair~.
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Col v. " Longs ch Ia Refine, years ola by
Trustee, Jam by TVnson. ...4....4,..M..4....F
I. u paiterscn'sb 4 Ltthgow, ytsrs otA III Mo
march dam Fanny ............. .........
aoidsey's CHI Galley hsntcr yesrs old hy
AmDNsss dor, dam ~ lC C,sthan ,.,...... a
lime, sie-siit
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-26
Fto.. .As .saeen { Gs.) Journal and Messenger.

From Tie Macon (Ga) Journal and yAssssnger.
PLAIH FACTS FOR THE PLANrRRs.-We find
in the census returns Of the several States, an
immense amount of interesting and valuable in
formation, which ought to be treasured up for
future use. The Richmond Times, for instance,
contains an abstract of the census returns of
Virginia, from which we make the following
extract: