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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
To The Editors Of The Enquirer :

FLuvaSSA SEPT. % 1851.
Gentlemen The two Congressional canidnrcs in this Dis
trict appeared before the people c Fuvanna on Monday
lastr. Bocock give account OF MS stewardship as
member of the last Congress and Col Boiling tu take such
exceptions the would in his opinion, most ad'
vance the Interests of Whggery in this region The discus
between these gentlemen, however, endea, 10 Use
somewhat odd expression ddtdncc 6dchrdr1 on the
mart of Col Boiling Although Mr. Bocock prevented
BY good and sufficient reasons from being present " cast MS
for against the series of measures ctle COMPROMISE
measures which distinguished the history OF the last Con-
press: gave Col Rolling all the benefit he could de-
rive from knowledge Of how would have vofe had he
been present, and sustained his positions IN nancI 50 con-
elusive carry conviction 10 every unprencstu mne
that his accordance with the true l"cres> p
his constituents and that they could not be concd to safer
hands.
Col Boiling in the discussion, cn.cavored - alSe ire
"Cniun" issue which il seems, is the oEy PLANK tat inc
Wings are able hold In their present desperate ana
foprn condition Beaten utterly routed on al! the old ssu
OF Bank Tariff &C. they scarcely dare whisper syllable IN
reference them and except an occasional soft and
gentle murmur about specific dutits and are driven 10 Inc
necessity of end agorinG manufacture ht cafal of
present purposes frem the recent tfohbes thronsa WHICH
the country has passed., growing ea oi sie s'aYe'
Bu; This sue seems be rather an unfortunate one IL '
Boings case; Mr. Bocock having produced copy o Ger
tain resolutions offered by that gentleman IN the lsI IT.
gnia Legislature, which place him league or two h:eaa ~
South Carolina in his dissolution tendencies. nhc ile
Sou,h Carolina politicians content to leave the mailer IN
the ha ud of the people decide themselves Col Boinss
resolutions declared the happening OF certain conn
encr IA repeal OF the Fugitive Slave bin would OF itse be
,an.aloun, dissolution OF the Inon requiring no ac
ton Nv the people of Virginia other St:ta The ad
ocacv of coercvc measures in South Carolina should
secc! comes with rather bad grace from gentleman
kon these opinions and it will require more than The rhet
0c G The eloquent M P,:n. 10 caavnce the pcoreo this
district that the desnics OF the aDn would be s-rr IN is
h,rJs han in those of NJ. Bocock. Inde.i prrars
prer,cls ridiculous L. the Wings of Virginia be putting
themselves forward as the Simon Pure "Uaioa men the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
KING IL QUEEN.

As nominations for Offices under The Co i:t.ili.T
which il is expected will be ali: d b. The rcop, rcio.
5e BE- the oIdcr The !av, .rri: from
- call your attention 4n< III. .i.
OF Sheriff, OF one no; unknown IN Your ns~; who a.
served TOR the last SIX col-:ht2,
for the last years deputy s'"!It eat c3asACc r1
b!aed aud VINO has discharged the duties Of thGc Offices
with energy and pcvinpi!tu!: s:phSSri l.! &""a. an
that Confer iaror wien bring yuGr rcre t.c
name Of William NJ Morris. Esq for the "ice u Shci -
III. county Of King and Queen onc des'u II II nec"sSi.
Tor 10 say more than simply o aanouace :n = cGf
date for that Office. ensure ii> election A'>''''.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
I.vNcHBuRG. SEPT. Is. lrj.
In El:,.uESr.I

From tie CiIrhSJHr" Il va JctlOrrU
STEPHEN 4. DOUGLAS For TIE PRh>!DnH't .
We place the ri the II Judge DHg glnz Dt litis,
the head paper can!iI.e !u Pfer' nj.
He is certainly the available sp"ncn ~. at
no one richly merits that office. We crowded wlit
the publication The State Constitution ~hc! viii prtFn'
Us from publishing other matter, but "e ca: 'c
space shall take grounds for Judge Douglas Tor c fr-
s.ency subject the decision -! National t"mv'nt"f
We shall give o the leading loltufs, "I s aac acts
SD soon rs We shall haze time 10 publish t!l-.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03

party which engrosses ali the love Of Union o which the
Stale boast, when they open t!iiaiior tin tn
hg party ri tie North, wiic! Is :ruwecy favor o con-
tnued agitation Ct tie slavery question: which ali danger
iEe Union owes lis origin.
In conciuson ncc! hardly that tho discusn II Fin.
ended to the entire satisfaction Of al Tie Democrats
present, and in wtch gus vel! iUr lie -ui,
the ith Thursday in October
Very respectfully, Gc. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
ARRIVAL OiI THE STEAMER CANADA.


HALlrAx SBpr 81, 10 F. M.--.ine steamer c'n'!a la7
arrived with 81 passengers, amonI "ou IS leo' Coz $.
John Harvey. No American steamer hal ":rt! =, li'
pool since the Baltic sI!ci.
MARKETS. Cotton was duI!, tie ua!o buying s34'Nt
!y and holders anxious 10 sell. Ordinary q.Ae "e IN
lower, and midding had r.ccicda siaac sIc- -"
and exporters $40 baea. Fair Gp!aGis - d, Mobile d.
Orleans I'd.
Beadsrufs were generally unchanged. Tie d"mand ,r
Wheat and iuu fair Corn was sc@Tcc. an! h1i 1.'
vanccd 6;; yellow POS Il 20s 3D. white 2Ts y - bi.
The Funds were not active. crnSolS cI'sed =: " i"f
money, ami 96S account. Foreign Stock. tn, NH.'-
way shares had slightly improved.
The Bank of Englna hs! i.el,rci d!v.!,Gi :" r"r
cent or tie last six months. Bullion had inc.s.e. % ..'
departments E226 OS2
LlvEuroo. MARKErs.-Cot;on Uplani, mia ilir
Mobile, do 4. to 5:., and New OInaS 81.
HAyRE Co7rox MARKET, SEPT. - CT ~ ye ;%.ds,
vas very firm Sales 60J baS = 100 f"- \ %yH u.
leans; ii a sol. for Mobile aaL Ui 11. le Lri'Ics.
FRANCE.-The CEREMONY ot laying II: r"incr stn. -:
the new markets. by Tie President passed ctl aIrtE. '
Paris journals still discuss the curdidI Il TIE 'rfcG
Joinvil!e, and it supposed he w "nnpun"o hI -, l
proper time.
Documents secured IN the late arrests imlcatc ~" ''''
Ion committee grhvcty
The Government paper has been sGS l.ni'i one "'i
md the editor fined ami imprisoned nIne LIo"l > F' "
Gle the treatment o foreigners by ihe fichc 'i' r.
The Messnyer" Of The lith says that d,a'chc" q o-
porlnce received yes!crIy from Madi at t't A>-
ry of Foreign affairs W. a,,ctc =l!n;t & me
Ersee and Ioned by the Spanish h5 !%-id =: ~
Normandy. France and England are desrin De1 u o't
rupture between Spain and America, aud secure " s!'N
to Spain
GERMANY.--Thc treaty recently concluded ovtN-ca
Prussia and Hanover il is thought br s'nc viii Je" ~
the whole Z,llvcricn. The Austrian papers ;nnk Lh ''
varia Snxony and Werten,olrs viii rrcets
TURKEY The relations between The Sd. M Porte ai
the Pacha Of Egypt ASSUMING '~t. "ata' to-. i'
Pache has armed forts on the coasts /" res u any tIeH
SPAIN--Advic.s from Madrid t. tho ~ Il merely c"1'i-It
the ney citations between Flnce and EHg Gi on Cuban "
fairs Two war transports 70 sail from C.: on Tic
lj,h with troops.
INDIA AND CHINA. The Overland rail i-on; !nd.l
reached London lh 9Th. CaicGtt. ,.iccs I" !-l a
state that the Ni-lln had agreed u ds!afg h.S Gcot
10 The India Govcrnmcni by payn. pa down an. i.inG -
curity for the rest NJ 0n II h- provinces had n occG
Died and the statement that ciirct was uEi1n"cf5.
conspiracy effect the escape OF Mb!f'y has cen CO.
covered in Calcutta !! reported :1g' the ar= al
So. on fire. and the prisoners liberated - ih con- sion"
Twenty villages around G0ulsou2h la! been !unc-red 80.
burnt by the Reptiles.
f. ,cns ruored that some native troops had been La,
y the so;e days journey from Cashmere. !2
China rebellion wds sGbsi:iHn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
BOCOCK AND WATTS.

The Richmond Wing says that Mr.. W. p. Bocock Is "A
deseer from the Whigsa whose title 10 the confidence
OF one party lies in the betrayal OF the other Very we'll
Now, who is Capt Watts? lshe not fugitive from the De-
mocacy? and of course according tn, Wings logic, "a
man whose title confidence OF one party lies in the be-
TRIVIAL of the other Z"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
TO THE DEMOCRATS or GnucllL.AND.

To DT.'lNIVINiIo OF COO-tI'tF-'t|'
Fellow citizens: Having been chilled upon By many cl my
friends to become candidate the ensuing eiecuon ior
dons n he candid,, nna - hnyd neev with the ap
probation OF majority of the Democratic party take t
method of inviting the people from all parts OF thc county
TO October Court, ior the purpose OF holding a
convention nominate one to represent the DaocIa
cy. you fellow citizens that should II be the
pleasure Of the Convention nominate any lnalvauai otie
more than my own elevaon) will. most cheeruiIy, acqu
esce in its decision, and pledge myself By al hanofaDls
means, support the nominee. All desire N oesah u !ny
the will of majority OF the party far as me same can oG
ascertained and by that will fully and freely exPesssa'
will abide. J. l. 4. Manl4N.
Asnnn Grove Sent u IS5l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03

The ~ Y. Mirror of Saturday evening, refers TO the
",gh, times, produced by want OF confidence rather than
bv want of money. "The only remedy we know offs time
The storm will always last The convalsioas OF the
commercial world like those of the natural have their times
and seasons While all bend less to the BLAST
few comparatively posatcd by ii and they who out
live the storm are only srenghenedb By the ordeal through
which they have passed Thus far the great body OF our
New ork merchants stand erect and firm"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
THE RIGHT SPIRIT.

A friend who writes from the county OF Louisa,
coses his letter in the following admirable strain:
You have my hearty support for our present able cham
pon Judge Caskie We intend to make long pun strong
mil and null altogether You may assured that things
are light side up Many Wings will with US, aud great
many more will hold OIL saying u" will not have any thing
with the immortal" intend to DO my duty say ~ HS is
much for myself: will TO speak the same LOT all oi
the party
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

One Hundrcu FtrSons hNed-FaEdI 7eHvo'l'Ie.
New ORLEANS, Sept 29.-The steamer Brilliant, Capt.
Hart exploded her boiler Bayou Goull killing as
supposed one hundred persons The number OF pas
ngers and crew board very large Fun PARTICULARS
have not reached
An cncoun,e took place last evening" between A!de!n'ln
Laughan and Alderman Silk in which the former was Killed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
Ilrnm the T.yuc!Dufg Republican,
VINO nL,L'

We publish with pleasure the following card ron Capt i.
). Henry oi this place, defining his position tie -
ea OF The day. The Captain Is "i the Hu>.G:."s
Patrick Henry; ard his declared purpose toact IN !HH@
with the Democratic cp.can party Vi HE c"rNiy
tina; par,ys superior attachment 10 The tg.s
the South, and the cJsn ntion of the VIII b.
e., with no little pleasure by the democracy OF the S'i,
Nor II tie Capt. the only wig here Who II late has Gb
faith IN his oi party weakened and destroyed We knsw
number ul other @rallcrn who have cctoJrc been sGE
ing lights in tie church VI wii!g@cry, "hD are now wt" -
the faith and only standing upon the cAt!crc ou~"
o that party almost ready drop into the swelling ranks
democracy.
Indeed, we canno; ina ;inc why any man should continue
in the wing ranks jus, VI ali The patcS a cscr a.
.cJ il is this tlme the bankrupt in principles ai
popularity. What whia principles What arc wIt
measures Can any ten lnty nave rnnissst.y =.
donr! al their old principles and iSes, and l.: ;u>
ccGG tia! tie democrats and icr princ > an! measures
right Why then should any o rc uc wing hUc
for the influence Of pay associations We verify UlrE"
that there are more Than hundred wni-s IN !a..a,,
who would promptly ub"uGon thar ptit AID attI,n icl-
selves to the democratic pa.i! vi the country.
lyxcnBuRG, SEPT. Is, ISL
Mr. GLASS :-Pcrcc.vng from the action u TIE jrlt.y-
cratic aud Whig parties, last C.Hi"c Cuu. thar
nave been appointed hoh parties delegate I" e..
snecve Conventions Cnaiv,ttST,ic aAt 5tauntn. "ni
being unwilling critical the present. L. Jcc-
nv 4 position 50 dubious, waal t.lanH yUm - rGS rt.s
Card. 'Iis true, far the su2Dun D Wig Ins.-
dents goes became identified win l&i f.';y ~"
bul always differed with them on tlc great leading lssHsS
the day. s.Griy %! approving, ard cu.icI~
ing all measures according To the dictates Ut y Iii!n ~
and by that rule free adult, that was frequently
accd in a stuatiu. .iltagUnISIn :hr Mig paItaGd
particularly 10 differ with lhc! The great absnh!a@r
paramount ni the Day. tc slavery Question H
coincidence between my principles ana those !. The i''
cratic party Icing much conic;c 'haL wI i!r N'aE
nartv | shall in lutur net with the former least 't,
s they stand W for the Interests the country IL 'h
present gallant style. ~ > Hi-''Ni.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
v-tcroNSr1 mr. EHATES

BUFFALO, SEPT. 29-lhe democrats of Wisconsin have
elected delegates To the National C0nvenlon VINO are
able 10 the election Of General Lewis CuSs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

On Friday last John Lstchcr, ESQ., OF Rockbridge was
unanimously nominated by tine District Convention nj
Stuunton as the Democratic candidate for Congress-
ceed Mr. McDowell-hc OF the other distinguished De-
brought forward for the post having pairocay been
withdrawn. His election is certain, Of course, and he will
do credit 10 that banner-dstrict of the State.
While Stsun:on were pleased to hear the most fiat.
teng intelligence OF The election OF Messrs Bocock Ave
rc Powell and Thompson, TO the next Congress- 1t is in
vain ha, the feeble batteries of the pseudo"Union Poll
ticians cveed those gallant and able cham plons OF
our cause They stand upon the platform OF Virginia. and
Virginians will sustain and send them to Congacss.
The Times announces the appointment, by Gov Floyd,
Of VIM w Crump ESQ., OF this city, US Judge oil the CIR
cult composed of the city of Richmond ana the county o
Henco-to succeed Judge s. Caske who has recently re-
signed Mr. Crumpi gentleman of fine talents and ranks
high in the profession Of the law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
MARISiAGES.

MARRIED the 2jh OF August, ~ the R,7 Nj B',hoo q"
Whti5ck. NJ HARRY w CHARLES. o Louisa Court !'' 8 70
Miss ELMlRA A.. jaugher o NJ 4 + bWer OF .a"i c9@n't
NAsnED, the 2ai September - o !c" Thomas II !iaS,. OF
ORANGE WM. q THOMPSON oi I"r-a. county I" "is, Htr
daughter Capt. Sickicbury Daniel, ai Of hat COUNT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
4 SEnl0I-S DliE.I.

CHARLESTON SEPT. 30h.-A duel occurred on Saturday.
at Vienna c., between iir Smyth editor Of the August
ard Dr. Thomas OF Augusta Ga the tfd
fire SyInh shot in the left thigh Ine wound not o:-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03

Inspections Of Flour Richmond .2r the first Ga.fff.
ending September 30tl, 1851:
2463 barrels family
e34l9 do supcrtne
47il half barrels do.
1904 do. do. fine
32l9 do. DO u'dings
1873 do. do. condemned.
DAN'L. ). DELArLANE, Inspector.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03

CoMMononE STEVENS late oi The yacht America, wi"
rived New York in Ill. Baltic was honored with s:G.
OF two hundred uuDs.
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W.T. e hesssesch When proposes carry according he ~
vefusesAua aaA mode
sassss.ss VIII b. eossdsssd cg only for horseback
a. Since he passss " March D. is4o, descrp
uon o. eid has been received
out engages the certainty celebrity security
Ay As tss@s u The These fon
nsy are designated he books tue department. tar
proposing specific Of
horse coach bid The
viz; 49, $1,000. l,s& -
When the large require horse
coach conveysnces bid the lowest will b.
speciac bid.
"a When malls Of weight render il
necessary epedent IN " ihe alone
specific bid
preferred the bid the difference in
the difference interfere
with the policy Of The law, which looks the
cost Of transportation Exceptions, however
the star bid made by the
and manifest that the reasons Tor peferng the specific bid
exist In his fAfe1 H1 ~ III : ii7TI7
49, On highest coach or steam
boat uahspouauons required BY the and
mails, the preference for the specific carried
greater exten Of difference than
subject, however, to the exceptions above stated. 44
~ modification OF bid, IN OF Its essential
mount bid aud ba received
regular composition, ateT the last receiving
10 Fosastoss required TO be
ncenay Of sueuss without
sons 81 sufcent responsibility and all bidders,
sueues distinctly notified that
form the for the
their legal liabilities will bo enforced against
~ he contacts will be substantially
IN this department. except the particularly mentioned
these Instructions and conditions nil railroad steamboat
routes the will
Offices the
more than eighty rods from the railroad or landing. M
y. ~ te.. 4s N. X. HALL, Postmaster General
Posr orvIck DIR ARrAxsT, January Is, 1851. IE
91-law4W
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TUESDAY. JANUARY as, 1851.
MEMORIALS, PETITIONS, ETc.


q Mr. NORRIS submitted an additional document in rea-
ton TO the claim of John McAvoy which, with the pa
pers on file, was referred to the Committee OF Claims.
7 Mr. CLAY MIR. President, have been requested to
prcsen, two petitions Of citizens of the State OF Pennsyl-
yanaone very numeronsly signed and the other is from
tJniontown, the county Of Fayette They both pray
for the ssms oblecihe of the tariff OF 1s4e
They complain very much of the operation OF that tariff
and se forth in very strong colos s injurious effect on
some great national nereetssuch A. COAL ircn glass
cotton. and woosn goods and they especially object 10
The operation OF al vaiore duties under the act OF 1886
They wish for Modification Of the tariff 40 that the gov
,ynrneat will give increased protection TO trade had.
s;r thaa petitions Of this nature have been heretofore
fcrred 10 the Committee Finance and have no OBJ
lection TO that course therefore to dispense with
Inc reading OF the petitions and that they be referred to
the Committee on Finance. l6 #A
The petitions were 20 referred.
MI. DODGE, of Iowa, presented q preamble and reso
utons Of the Legislature Of Iowa. in favor OF the enact
hent Of law to grant land 10 heads Of families; also
ths memorial bi The widow and heirs OF John Hood
praying the donation Of section of land in lieu OF land to
which said Hood claimed the right OF prescription which
were referred to the Committee on Public Lands,
Mr. PRATT presented memorial OF citizens OF Bal
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MhS. Atkinson, Daaais,0re sts~et. (tQ sthsss)
m Baltimore, respectfully tsfsHs tbs aAlss of WNHnnGon Guy
that ahe has hsnsfa asscnsnt 81 nch fAsss Assci
assemblies sevees
and dinner Idiss .ve purchased hss Msss Of NO.
idea Of selecting and ano W
arranging order flower they wish She has 70 Arrn9d
presidential dinner other dtntinguished
psrseaasss highly Satisfactory srAncw'sdv
N" sse Ia lee who arr ~vsb
shu>ssy occasionally Visits wxpessly for
pucbssng Of nowers for the winter entertainment" ana we
NhEs. -,
have bee mi~pformcd
Teeerapbic despstches attended to with punc'uai'y.
DeeG
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jan 20-2awts A. GREEN, h"cuo"ee''
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-29
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Mr.. GWIN submitted the following resolution which
was considered by unanimous consent and agreed TO:

Resopsd That the President be requested to cornninn
cate SENATE, ncorn palibe with the public
teest all rsspondencc between this county and Gfeai
Britain and between any OF The departments OF this gov
eminent aud government officers Oregon, relative ths
seizure the Blush ship Albion 10y The collector OF Aso.
ra the collection district OF Oregon, for violating the
by either OF the Departments OF
tho pTemises.J IT'D ss.H4.rt IL.
Mr.. WALKER submitted the following resolution
which was considered by unanimous aud agreed