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We have stated by telegraph that paper has been placed
in the Exchange News Room, Boston, setting forth the
elaine of Daniel Webster candidate for the Presidency
| II is in the following strong terms
ws Nominate Daniel Webster for President OF the United
States
because he il true lover of liberty faithful friend to his
nd its institutions and The defender of the Constl-
| tuton under which we llrc
Hrcuuse his patriotism is as broad rs The Unlon and he
II meyer hermit the Constitution TO be violated 10 FAVOR one
nortion of the country for the benefit Of another
Because BY this calm wisdom and lar seeing ntelgence
md hiuh courage he has done much 10 save our country
rom f1repn war and intestine DIVISION and TO guide II in
| The path OF honor prosperity and happiness
Because under his administration the Constitution WIN DE
uoleId the laws enforced the Union preserved, dnd the
whole country be made prosperous and hnuily,
Bcaus this high honor is due TO his long ana ahiu ser
vice to his machesS talents, his stern integrity aha HIS
exalted patriotism.
The nanes appended to the CALL says the Boston oou'ef
are not Of the class usually known politicians Robert
G. Shaw heads the list and other merchants succeed him.
similar paper is circulation in Springfield, Mass and
he Republican of that place that I'll has been most
OK, and respectfully signed" The Republican adds
ngt we understand further that this movement and one
mr. iva others of similar kind in other parts Of the State,
md especially in Norfolk county, led 10 consultation
nmonusi gentlemen from different sections during the last
week ami il was decided make the demonstration
raj one throughout the Commonwealth, instead OF leaving
for the accidental action of few counties; and
accordingly paper has been prepared expressive OF de-
sire for Mr. Websters nomination, which WILL 80 fur as prac
ticuble be open signature in every town."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

sNRnM the i"" Lack sulphur >prlss. k"ntrcSN sept co"-
the months. lh" wafer i ny.
in Il"i II perfectly i'
any tine h.s Wt- SIr.ur CONGRESS sin- Nh
r,3l Waters For sale ny ADlE GRAY. DgnseIsl-.
Iiu. ~
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W NUNII, VI.
Lotteries drown this tay-At /! O'Clock Capri.
51oh 81 i5un -. rlcEc's {! -. At d "cocx-taPa'
slL,sJ.3ni iy1ri. sc T!cG"- 81, -. 49,.
brilliant Lo'erv ior saarly-Captas 5000 25'''' '''''
!?,Wl, So. - Ms : ,lrlwa TcScts SIS.
Draw P,,ap.to. Class ~. 10. drawn .uac !!
=! &. ~ 81 - 4 u -
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Bi.UE LICK SULPHUR WATE!s

-. " EEL Gii.-lU~t r"ccIYr4 sh Surry o Sweet "!
- baskets, and lpr ~ the lowest ii."Ct racs.
ADli: : GRAY. Druggists.
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- ,,,~.snrN CONVENTION.



,c.. c,.oo,or MO, 1T 9 O'clock 4. NJ, pursuant 10
ma III, ,,,ceei!nss Of "Wednesday were READ:
Nix SCOTT OF Caroline presented copy o, ne pro- sn
ipcs Of pubic meeting in Caroline eouIty "nD ,ion nj
H.; q the "}ass Of Representation" WHICH, Oh 'o''oA u
Mr. s. ras laid upon the 'ap'e, d ,no nroceeJinos of
,r t,rcrr of FuvaEna, presented inc P'oceeu'iss, - q
o;o, ~ Tulsa county upon the basis qucsiion-aid up
Mr. S,,Tl OF Kanawha, offered the following resolution
nReslyrd That no member shall SPEAK noIe a SSe
On the sIinc subject IN t"h'''''oi u -
Who'll, without leave. 80 r.sol,,on On The rable-
Rejected. osI ,ho f,,Iov,iuo amendment
as substitute for tho resolution , ,d md = rcoss
"Resnyed That the Chair shall be V1cnGa, nna recess
taken by this body from til osl'ck, n uas
nitcy postponed sr ,bo Convention resolved it.
" - t.r,;ti,c OF the Whole further consider the re-
.r 81 ,hc Committee on County Courts &c-Mr HAYS
resunng the Chair AZ hs r,so md -
,r,nj .rnnrrss upon the County Organization, &c The
ring resumed the Chair, Mr. MrscoE GAnSETT,
fr" lhc Committee the Supplement- made report rea,
vr niscontinuing Supplcnent which was read and
! laid uuou the table
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
II.nRIs9vRG. JuxE ll.--Ih. Democratic Convention
to nominate the five candidates a. Judges n the Supreme
Court here to-day and temporarily organized oy ec
,nu ar james Porter ui Northampton county President
The matte. contested taken up and Is sun ur
drrc consideration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

slAItsO..S UNIVERSAL KEFkIGEkAt'i<.-
q hcs Refrigerator "a i"w NOR" H. i.'''
,I in, ta. ~ r. VI ZIMMERMAN.
Ian, III Elgts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

SARATOGA wATER.-A fresh supply jas. rcceIv'n %,
t@ Ian. K. Il. DllNaI., ruIsslH
BRINE 81. CitUIN sitAE.-> HlH- l,tImr y t''.h
>tr.ar NOW Ian ng yer jenkins. au.
hv IlNDLEi, NOltN ell. JUL"
'Iuu,l y" II Pear s'rr"'
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PUKr ~ RICHMOND, JUNE Is, lool.
ARRIVED.
Schr Svlph Edw iTd>. New "rS.
SEM Pioneer, Reynolds, Norfolk.
Schr Debonair, -, Nova Scotia.
Scnr Mary Wills Dewna, Baltimore.
Scl,r 'rhoS. Ireland Summers, Boston.
Schr Courier, Rogers, Boston.
Schr anc Henderson, BuSIby, Albany.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17
TUESDAY, J.suAsT IL, 1881.
--~r . ~sS1
sEYATE.

commuuica ton from the House OF Delegates ihoi'nhs
the Senate that they concurred n tho Seuate
70 he bill amending the 9th section, chapter - o. WIS 'eoe
An sc divorcing Margaret A. Combs from he' husoana
BENJAMIN Cubs, being on its third reaoinS i.
Mr. BARBEE moved 10 lay the OIL Oh INC 'ao'' Va 9e
couu, of III. hinncss OF the Senate.
Mr. KINNEY opposed the motion 10 rsy On nI 'ie'e.
md explaned The merits o. the oii tnh t"nenose ma
sed action was necessary IL this case and no hoped lhe
Mr. HORNER also advocated the passage OF me bill
IT, p,l acquainted with the circumstances o the case
d hond the bill would be laid on the table but passed
Ar RARBEE withdrew his moilon TO ley On the table
NJ ISBEL L was sorry he Senstor had withdrawn MS
a,inn He thought the reason good one. lie thought
,h ssnes o M Senate ought ~ De taken on the subject
He con;endcd IN. made full provision TOR me settlement
f ,hs bill and he could reason Tor the Senae act
inc Il; He wished know the Senate Intended 10 set
.h crdcn Of psnug divorces in where he Courts
~ Chsncery had Gfisdicton il did he would be found
ali bills where The Courts had ample Jurisdciion
~ ,hnre,fore should vote :ainsi this bill,
Mr. KINNEY said i, was generally known that ne was
nosed IN te massage OF such bs and had voted for the
hi giving the Courts OF Chancery jurisdiction over such
vel there were general laws 10 which there should
n he ryc,nons and this s ia, sholid % an e1cep-
Ian lie stated the facts of hs and coatended II re-
usJ more speedy action ,haa could be obtained In court
af Chancery and he hoped The bill would pass
Mr ISBELf 1. farther opposed the BILL lie question was
then tskeu and ihs bill passed
Mr. DANIEL asked that tbs Committee Of Claims be dis
haro.d from the fur.as. consideration Of the bill for the re-
lief of tho es.,ses of Jamss Parker, deceased The bill
was rsfsrrsd 10 The Committee Of General Laws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17
VIRGINIA LEG - l. 4 U X L Z.
MoSpAy, JAsrAEy IL, 1851.
SEN ATE

communication from the House OF Delegates informing
the Senate that they concurred IN tie SENATE
10 the bill entitled act releasing unto the heirs OF Peter
and John Wenan the Common"salth right 10 GER
tain ands nen,ioncd nso 10 the resolhon nr the
election OF Judge for the 9Th Ccu aso TO the resolution
for tho poslponng Inc ELECTION OF 1uoee io e iS vi
cult.
resolution from tho House of Delegates requiring the
First Auditor 10 furnish the Commissioners Of the Revenue
with printed forms u, their land and property bucks was
referred 10 the committee ol General Laws.
Reports from the COMMITTEES ot Privileges and Eectlons
were presented by Mr CARLlLE.
The Senate agreed 10 the committee reports
Mr. SHACKELFoRD. from the committee of Courts OF
Justice reported act dlso!cng Margaret A. COMBS from
her husband. Benjamin Combs
The bill for the relief OF Robert Rscs being In order,
Mr.. THOMAS explained the meTits OF the bill, and re-
marked that although the amount was small yet ts service
renuired of the commissioner performed by him. and
that than sec. justice 10 render him an e7l-
yalen, therrorhat the returns Of the licenses certified oy
him. and for the payment Of which ts application Is made
had Welded the Sao considerable amount OF revenue
The vote beag demanded ly and noes the bill passed
by the following vote
Ayr,-1Ics.fs Dennis (speakerj Trlbio Homer, Car
ringon sbe Pits Shacselford, Turner Harvey Denoals'
Gran,han, Edms'on, Thon?son OF d. Ca'le't, Thomas
West and Ward-l7.
NoEs-Mess,s. Kinney. Co.ile, Daniel, ople, la'c aao
message was received from The House Of Delegates In.
forming the Senate thu, they wse prepared to proceed 10 e
ont order tbs day. having for ts onsct the election ci
Judge for 5n Judicial Circuit and that Richard Parae
John r. Tucker and Robert y Conrad were In nomination
for the cs There being no othe. nomination. the senate
nrocccded 10 rs follows:
Foa RIcnAap pAlKEs-Msssrs. Rive. Tribe, HoTner,
Baroee, Daniel, Opie Tate, Gr.u;ham and Edms'on-s
FoR JoHS T. TCcKrR-iisss,s Dennis, (Speaser) Gar.
rinpton lsbe, Shackcord Ffench, Thompson os d. ana
Cnlett-7, r;
Foa RoasRr Y. CoaNAn-MessTs Thompson p of a: Ain;
ney Pitts Turner, S!ansrd, Harvey, Amber Thomas ana
Fos R,caARp E -Mesrs. Corile. De- .ale, Co~an
Mr. TUcKrs being dropped, Mr. SHACKELFoRp egaln
nominated him. and The being ,eken resulted US me lot
mrr vo,e with the following exceptions: AessFs. Coshh
and West voted for Parker Mr.. Amber for Mr. Tucker
and Mr. Carlie for Mr.. Conrad.
The third bulot result the second with The eAcop''oh
that Mr. Denealu voted for Mr. Parker :, ,,
and Mr. French voted FOR Mr Conrad The other members
voted rs on former ballots. ,. x,
An act incorporate the trustees oil sne niese' 10
an Association of the Town of Fredericksburg, vas 70
ferod 10 select committee composed Of Aessr' iole'
Horner and Kinney ,;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

correspondent. of the Baltimore Sun, writing thus from
Alexandria, says:
Seyera groups Of coorcd people, all comfortably Clad and
In fine spirits attracted considerable attention This morning
along our wharves inforHed that they belonged TO
the estate of the late Mr. Fzhugh Of Virginia, who dec
few years since. Their philan,hropc mas,er In his WILL
provided ta, they should be free the first Of the present
months that all who chose engate Liberia should have
all expenses pnd and their arrival out each should re-
ceye fifty dollars; bat not would accept these
They entitled TO oil their expenses TO any oil the
free States Even this rejected by many OF tnem and
some of their party that about one hundred
intended 10 settle In Washington city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY ~, 1851.

render to aboli,ioniss endorsed by the party "i nna e
selves mistaken. There is such seninen. p'esus u
the ranks OF the democracy The party that mas m
Wings for Wggcy and aboons'a 70, has aS0,
tonsn Is not disposed elevate nboliton'wnlgg'y :
national Office TO do so would be violation OF ,heiI UNI
and professons and the democracy OF
setts viii not consent To nny such departure NoH e 'e
pealedly avowed and well established position.
(Fro:n lie Boston Timesl
MR.. SUMMERS FANEulL HALL SpEEoHr.-mts r-a''t
hlyo placed on our rst page the speech made nj snea
Hall by Mr. Sumner on the 9Th of last November mainly ae
voted the Fugitive Slave Law. It's perusal VIII snow s
Mr. Sumner II sent to ths L. S. Senate must go mere
honest n his yiewsand one has ever accnseo nun
dishonesty, the purpose ri renewing mo aoo1h as.u
tion. This speech revised and cnrecea " ' oui
himself, contains his dclibals opinions lh"ss opi
ions nIe the opinions of an aboitio!a OF the uaf:sol
school No Democrat who no, prsrared 10 give the s e
all his past actsno Democrat who is moi prepaee 10 ao
that his whole or The slavery question has been
critical, and almost os wicked az that OF the wings, car
give his for Mr. Sumner fill tho ohce OF Sena,or-
We hope that every Democratic memoor oil inc
will read the speech OF tho fer whom they are asksu 70
vote and then consider whether Is moi ineir ouy 10 v'e
for other person. For De:nocra; 10 support " T.
Sumner Ia place himse!: dircc. hostility 10 the ehe
Democracy of tho Land.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

.. IA monthly session he'll. for the county
sh.,y, - Ian = 'he Courthouse thereof Monday, the
Bvn A"Es Brent enc the distributes Of Hugh
Hi, Ira h'esia!e II arrearne TO the Court that
HGirhn ai2ci since the qualification IN This Court
".;, I'M, a, lnins'saor OF sal Hugh Bront. decd, u u
W. itit - ssi "o may have claims aganst the estase of
N, iIe same Tor settlement before the
A WEE ol aud hat copy this order be inserted
@Rchm,6f & aseiy ~ son.r newearsr published in the city
Atcry.-.lr,....a r,.a,.y on MO sevsral t,,ur days
Dre 49,, IA j. BRENT, C. c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

The Convention still engaged on the endless matter
printing their Debates &c Yesterday they reconmitied Inc
the Committee with instructions to receive propo
sails for printing rhs reports In octave FORM There was an
animated and amusing debate, growing out OF aPropo''n
TO have important documents prlutod in German
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17
IMPORTANT. IF True.

Late information the election OF Legislature
in California favorable by large majority to the i<psai o.
that clause her Ccnst1ion which prohibits slavery or
involuntary seryude for crime, within her borders
This fact reported Is regarded fatal TO the reelection OF
Mr. Fremont the Iued States Senate. ANY amendment
OF the California Constitution Of course FIRE, be sub
United to the people of California, discussed and nna5
voted upon Should It succeed, IL would be just rs'risu
ton to the ntermedders who conlriyed TO give hot-oec
State Constitution the territory, thereby doing injustice
10 the South throwing ebrand into the Coneoeaey
The January No. Of the Southern Literary MeeSehgef 70
before us We are much pleased with brilliant sketch
from personal knowledge Of the writer Of "A Webster
Case In Europe," The history OF NJ Vairenn II Is COD
sined Ia le,er written from Royeedo on the Adige, South
Tyrol August goth, 1880 and Is communicated by ~ G.
Of Warren,on Va The poetry IN this No. Of superior
order We marked Tor insertion beautiful and touch
pr poen ITO Helen in Hsaven"-and four sparkling Soo
meta 10 Winter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17
MASSACHUSETTS u. s. SENATOR.

Bosros Jan II.
The qres,ou postpone the election recurring was os o
ysns l5 nays 93 and the SECOND ballot was ihrn
1872 Charles Sumner 1885, Robert c. Winthrop lob Robert
Rautoul 8, Blank I, Balance scattering.
motion Is pending 10 lay the special essix.i'sh'
On the table,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

W. iA.-iN CHESTERFIELD CIKcyrr COURT-B.
90 Rsheeca s. his .,a- Rc.ecca A. s Far
! '@'es' George A farsy snd Francis Farley,
aes.r,, Plaintiffs:
l,. % ahf Je'' Goode, administrators o John Goode
,aae, ~ Wa Feniey late Sheriff of Chesterfield coun
u. adm & a,Gs .! George W Farley decd Edwin W poin
ra1a.. nc VIII anncxe Of sal Wm Fendry, decd
! Blythe d-rrs.. 10y Defendants.
'cq e red this the undersigned Commissioner
sT5 70 sc nc the the late VIM Fpndiey
id a., 'he" county, and SUCH admir- of Geo w Far
s ,e notice TO thst effect be published for
H. "e n hehmond Enquirer Now therefore, tho parties
ATM Aecn'on ohs raid iecees hereby noiinsd
a. s;h Of January, with the nseesay papers
e-cw,, i'u.e he 20 perform tho duties required.
i. SUNSALLY, Qom'T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

We VET entertain strong hopes that the dis2acefu coa
ton In Massachusetts, BY which the arrogant aboitionis
Charlie. Sumner is to 10 elected u s. Senator for six years
to stir up the ansavery agitation VIII be Crushed by the
INDIGNANT voice of the Democratic masses and journals In.
Pos, and tho Times Of Boston, as well as other ieaess De-
mocra,ic papers, raining down their just denunca0n
n,o, the trucking Democratic members, who seek to betray
,h.,r n.,,v into the den of abolition Twenty Democrats
~. a,Id will be sufcien, to break up the foul coalition
o,d bat small number Of pure men, cannot doubt will
h ,,bcominp to break up one Of the most Infamous and
coalitions ever concoced We rejoice TO seq ha
~ Gushing he's noby spurned the bribe-and we ooK to
Roe, Rantou who has borne high character Tor talents
and s,andng to turn from temptation which, Sauneo
nust s,ck TO him. With fatal faint, throughout Ma lie.
The following passages from papers printed Massachu
se,ts sneak the sentiments Of he sound Democracy QUO
a honss, men and lovers Of the Union every where
lPron, the Boston Post.l
The las hope Of saving the democratic members " s
legislature from political suicide 10 ne Inn dnua a =.
10 endorse an abolition rhig disunon as he
Of Massachusetts, democracy In the Senate OF tS C
Sto,eai Few or many, trust that these members VII
sand arm TO their integrity and by their votes defeat ne
combination which threatens TO bring dshonor and ascoO
into The democratic party Of the state and nation Inc ms
ory vii thank Them for It, when they come to their senses
,hey are saved from themselves In this crisis by the hrnf
ess Of those who will not become party 70 ne
Whether there are enough time VIII show ou moss ~e
their duty maniuy VIII dCliefo hoHViS
rbe offices that state or nation bestow upon those "hG
Weld up principle TO temporary possession of power and
place Again say al true nsn, stand oy your 'io0n
al colors and nail them 10 the mast
From The st,rnsheld Post, Jan. l0.]
THR II g SENATOR QUESTlON.-The democratic
If do not want Charles sumner or any
fanatic Of his stamp elected to The senate OF inc Ineo
States Sumner Is not merely Wing or an abohIonis'
bur both He represents the organizations hnt usnao
Gratis have always steadily and faithfully opposed GS
not see why Dsmocrats should hesitate on tne ~
tha q
years ..., 70 900 INV aur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

Messrs Allen & Gentry ure the agents Tor Forester
Boys and Girls Magazne-a very neat and instructive III
lie book; copy OF which they hasc sen, us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

The census Of Carroll county, Georgia. reports no les'
than fnyour sss Of tuns In that county One lady has
blessed her faithful spouse with three sets and sundry Others
with two sets each
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

Mr. Macomber will lecture on the works Of Sha2spea'e
In the Hall of the House of Delegates ni O'CLOCK to-nsh
Wa arc led 10 expect an entertainment OF much interest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

We are requested ray that General Douglass D. LaSne
Of the Virginia Senate has been detained and Is now
from the city by !ndisposon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

Mr. Charles S. Lewis of Harrison and Doddrdse, haa
been detained for days from his seat In 'bs Hall o. '
House Of Delegates By painful indisfosition We are
pleased say that he has nearly recovered and may be s1
r.actcd 10 rasume his aeat In few days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

We regret 10 announce that Messrs Diard Of Amasss'
Campbell Of Smyth, and Howser OF hiDs and queen WI"
NOT be carddaes for reelection the House of Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17
WEDNESDAY,, JAsuAay Is, 1851.
SGEATE

communication from the House Of Delegates Inform.
ng the Senate they had adopted resolution Tor pceedlns
by Ion vote with the Senate to-day 10 the election OF
Judge for the thirteenth Circuit In which ;hsy request The
concurrence Of the Senate.
Tho resolution was agreed Ia.
Mr. OPIE moved the rule be suspended n oEcer iha
hs House might be informed that the Senate had adopted
The resolution.
Mr. OPIE was requested 10 communicate to me House
message waa received from the House Of Delegates o.
forming he Senate that they were prepared 10 poeeea ~
he Ion order OF III, day having for It's oeGet he
of Judge for the thirteenth Circuit and ;aa hcnafo
and Robert Y Conrad In nomination for ,nat once
Mr. STANiRD advocated the election OF Mr. Confaa.
NJ SHACKELFORD replied TO Mr. Stanard, ana % anSo-
Gated The election Of Mr. Parker Their REMARKS WI" be
given hercafer.) !,
Mr. THOMAS said, .ha. he did rot rise 10 participate IN
the discussion what Influences he'd heretofore operated
uron the Legislature in filling judicial stations neither did
he believe that any good could result from such
He rose a, the instance OF the immediate representative and
the gentleman who had nominated Mr. Conrad 10 the othe:
branch of The General Assembly 10 withdraw his naae from
The nomination.
III ISBELL next addressed the Senate (iiis remarks
message was received from the House Of Delegates
informing The Senats that the Of Robt z Conrad hsd
bssn Withdrawn
The Senate proceeded to vote as souows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17

In report of Saturdays proceedings Of the House oil
Delegates Mr. So,tha is stated have reported number
of bills from the Committee OF Courts II should haVs ceeh
Mr. TaliaJerro
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