Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

States upon the subject VI the general convention
fore proposed by this Association; and that on d. !",
John Y Mascn J.i:rs \ Seldom John $ CasEle i:'G,'
G. Scott John VI. Gregory Dabncy p. Gooc, joseph i.
Ande.son pauu Powell %n' l. r!1teson ra.,GH nwai
Ayeti Thomas H. Jcsr, Odtn e. Clay. Robert H. pu'"i;
Thomas r. Giles Charles 5. Morgan, D. H. I"na"ii an.
George r. pcakc be appointed The said committee; ana any
be authorized To correspond WIN sao
tons the subject.
Resolved That the said committee, any five of item,
report to this Association (aer full and free cores
pon,.cncc with other ssoca,ions at what ne IN 'eir
opnion it will be proper 10 convene the 'oo5eo
Resolved That VIC highly approve Of and cordially res
pond TO- the resolution below which offered by cn-
Der Of this Associations ana adopted BY unann9: vote OF
meeting Of the citizens OF Gfayson county a '' o'"''
tlouse the 23d day OF September, 10 VII: =,
"SanIue McCamant. Esq., offered End advocated 'he lol
lowing additional resolution which was unanimously ADOPT
ed: .,,i.,, -, NOR
chant OF this county ought purchase any goods "acs
or merchandise, in any of the nnnslaychodne SleS '
We have the cearest evidence that the people .! th"s"
intend rcspec; and regard The just legal and
al rights Of the people OF the Southern States III III" ~ ~
slave property" u.
solution offered meeting Of The citizens OF bailh"f'
held the 18th day Of September ISL, on Moniiheh'''
Square and unanimously adopted, t" VII;
"Rcspved That far legal and constti1hhi man
can elect the object the North should Of made u !ecl ta'
sho longer violate our rights with IMMUNITY enc
has grown rich from the wealth OF the oat p1'e ~"
her lap by thousand different channss- l. legal II Is
constitutional that the South should cause those streams %
cease ow it is legal il is constitutions maj h'c SOUTH
and should longer send her and daughters 10 Dc ca
ucated in community where ab"iiloniSts ana N"t.S are
permitted 10 influence public opinion hi- Is II" i>I1"'
but mode o. entirely CONSTITUTIONAL ana calcium
ted TO have powerful effect arousing the people OF Inc
North 10 proper sense of our rights ard their duly.
Al the request and in 10 resolution OF inc >ou'-
crn Rights Association OF AppomattoN, on mo'lon,
Resolved, That this Association cordially approves o. 'c
course Of the following firms, resident in ltitillona VINO
wen, abroad the las; summer for The purpose oil missing ui
rect importaons of goods for the Oi The people !" ms
and the adjoining States, 10 w:-kcnt, Paine " hent;
Thomas Il Charles Ellis d Co.; Richardson " Co.. Word,
Ferguson n Rarks,iale and D. II. London. And also, OF
tho houses of Wiinghan IL Elicit Brooks * Bell: bud
ley d Johnston and Christian Il Lahrop-who ordered dry
goods for the trade And also the hardware houses Of Sth
x Roberts, and W. ). J. Domain and the crockery ana
china merchants, W. r. Butler Co.; Hugh A. watt and
S,cbbins Darracot Co-all of whom worthy OF the
confidence and ought to receive the patronage o. the people
State, although compelled 10 respond to inc
enquiry directed By The Southern Rights ASSOCIATION
Of Appomartox that Daniel IT, London and unc of the house
Of " f. Butler IL Co. are the only OF these firms who
are members of this Association of the regular importers
here We learn in addition TO these films that the houses
of Dunlop, Moncurc Co; L. d. CrcnshGw 20; "too,
Bacon IL CO.. Charles T. Workman Il Co. and Suhiett Ma.
alLcr Sons, have imported large amounts OF groceries
and other commodities directly into own waters ana we
recommend their firms and their department upon me SUD
Icc worthy Of the patronage of our people In Tie hc
department, have farther 10 recommend the houses oi
Lewis Giner and Henry Iyman, who are ana have been
importing their foreign goods for several seasons and IT, H.
Miles importer Of saddcry, who is member OF this Assu.
In making this annunciation, we do not pretend
have named all of those who engaged in importing
goods here but we can only stale Sllc rs We hHo" Wy 10 III
reply advertisement upon that subject many nave
iuilsI 10 report altogether The persons engaged ~ Fdde
here who members OF this Assocaton are as follows,
and their business:
X Duyal corne. Main and lltl street. Druggist Mica
ah Mansun Coach Manufacturer Lum5ard alley, between
18th ami ljh streets Ge" K Pcakc: Of Pcake bradley
Co., Main No. ~ Groccrs. Mark Duwncy -" Broad
street Grocer. VIM Wallace 18Th street, between haln and
Cary Grocer. Hugh RIigh y Main street Wholesale and
Retail Dry Goods James Boscr Caril@e Maker corner yin
AMI Main streets \ krischnann Con!econer, rs Main
u Gouch Commssin Merchant IN rroiccr iort'
Of Easn. George Watt Plough Maker Franklin above
l5h between 10th and lth streets. William Badey OF
PeaXe Bradley ~ Co.. II Main street, Crocers David
Saunders, No ZIG Broad street, Commission Merchant
William La14 Druggist, No Bis Broad street, j.
lmhcrakc 3D2 Broad street, Merchant. II J Miller
l75 Broad street, Druggist. imocoGgn ShccSoe ll!I
House corner Broad and u street WIN smith Mantle 1S
turc. Line. Jas Lpscomb and L I Alvey i!ocets, i|'h
street between Main and Cary Randolph st'a"nG'
md Bookseller y! Main street + Spencer Ready 'ma's
Clothing corner Main and 18th streets. Z Q "ad!.l
Coach Manufacturer, Franklin, between 'Gth and l'W
strcet=. John Warhen. RoNmakcr 9Th street HSt"'cn
Min and Cary. Do.gct and p"g4et AMI =, Anisrsnn'
coner Frankn and Governor streets. VI - Dichih>"
:uctionsrr Frankin and l5;h Streets Ealalin
pavi-, aactonccr Wall L pn:iian iuct!'n2er'
"alI >,'cc Jacob Walner Merchant iaiiIr Hroan street
Slri t. Snyder Fainter Exchange street i"S u! man,
Jw.icr. Main ana 18Th streets Joan Thompson,
ldivr Southern Literary Messenger. VIM Nountjo!,
s,onc.c cutter corner Main and Eth street. Miles Amber
Sash-.nak,r corner llayo and Ross streets Luck,
.ocry Office Pearl street. Jas Simpson Eating Saloon,
III Main SAM co:rI Sndilrr, u, 2i"n street.
Davenport Jr and Il Edmond. Groccrs nnd COMMUNIST oh
Merchants, head l." the Basin. } Fry, Commission ief-
Giant o! Fry and McCanii-, Cary street M"s7cnt Ecl%-
!y Goc"r Cary and 2ta streets. JOHN Nilsson.
Grocrr 81 Main street John tiynor Apothcc"ry corner
Main MI II ) Archer. manufactured i ANS
iIu'.:I=y ant Nm Syrse urocss and C'''"sS'o
Nelson, Merchant Tailor, Broad street. Il IL D!orc
commission Merchant, Shorksc Warehouse Sip. jos K
ndurs,n Tredrslr Work. Iron Manufcrurcr Il Miles,
ssddicr Cary street opposite Columbian Hotel Archer
OR Archer < Co.. Az" Manufacturer, lrcdesar Works
in motion, The society at%"rned 70 F;ay Tght ,.s 'h
vcmorr. ID. II. LONDoN, President
l. r. DuvAL, Secretary pro TEN.
The Presidents of the Southern Rights Associations
Throughout the saychnting States, requested inne!-
atty send their address the Chairman, John t. Floyd
The Charleston Mercury and Charleston Courier, The
Sa, innah Republican, and Gcorean the Mobile REGISTER
the Jackson Mssis>ppan and the Southern Rights press
Centrally will please insert these proceedings.
".imc was when the brains III" would die
But lines have changed The viii. party nave s"t ahe al
Of d! times add lis editors wit" ts il "ry
din kn"" they and their party "r'c cca LOOK ",rf inc
Un1-and where is whg.ery II has found lod4H1rnt
in oa3 State in tcc Others Is engaged IN doaS!-
jul sruggl Cor cx~en Still whs editors sctibi ABOUT
elrc1g President with much t9rancy ~ :! th'y be.
evc what they write We have The singnar spectacle "f
PRECEDENT prescribing the party that controls nearly All tc
Stat, and both houses of Congress AMI giving al" ,n "
ccs ii the federal government his faction whilst his bro
ken DOWN party pirate about t"cng another rrcsHeh' |" 90
lkewsc.
1.-the wings appreciate their condition. and help The
democrats elect lirsatc democrat Ia III" Office NJ res
itcn. That j. the way far srn.i:c wh,: Ia act
IS2ringasiR (O) i:rloai'or
AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED GpOi tx II irlEN$.
Ius-o:. SfrT -i.-A kcy West Litter !" N" Ian. IT.
ports ii q. ". Wight, 81 P.c2; :E"i" "idenaS
uf Ms York pu; !n HE l&.h ina crH! c"ni!!on ana
wuul, discharge and lay 20 of repairs
The ,c!r Carroll Key Wes, reports acin2 lirtd upon
three While entering 'hc t2rbor .. r9! a." r"nc aH'
was faiy compelled to put blck 10 hey west
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We understand the committee appointed by toe Councils
+, nrp i,c with the ,eu.o:c an! Eoarnn" Railroad Com
pay concluded Yesterday the ;vrG's "t afangG'"nt WIN
the Directory N satisfactory naEncr- and which v" ehc
10 the advantage of all the parties interested.
The result ol their conference will be communicate" "
the Connects and made the public in lew Gays
Norjdk irg"s.
MR. CLAY AND THE PRESIDENCY Inc i'aSin9- /
ton (Ky) Observer referring Nj Webster ana inc eH
Presidency, thai Mr.! Gays being candidate, de-
penis upon contingencies alone and they dependent
upon each other The first will be tie getting o! ms own
consent 10 occupy that position and that again WIN depend
upon the state of his health
DODGE OF WISCONSIN FOR PRESIDENT.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 21th.lhr Democrats o lttcnecouhtE'