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For the Enqai,sr.
For the Enquirer.
RECENT ACTION OF TIE VIRGINIA ELEC-
TORS.

TIL. ENQUIRER having puo.sr.d several har-h ~.
tacks upon the recent ACTION Il the virginia Fec
t"rs presume its coumns will not be rl"--h Ia me
following statement Of facts. In The Dali, g 90" 4
December 7h 1874, fiud the following extraction
the Harrisburg tfenn) Union:
I'm addition 10 their utfical dutrs, learn ihHt
the Electors of P-nnsy yIvana united in pr"p"s'rc
to Presid. nj Polk the distinguished name o' ja'n:'
Buchanan tor the appointment OF SscretdryV Stdi-.
II 10 not known that Mr. Buchanan would, under any
circumstances consent to rsliEqu'sh the place be 80
ably fills in the L. 5. Sruate. The Electors, how
ever, Seemed anxious 10 ufer him spontaneous tea-
mona Of their high regard and the tribute referred
10 was deemed best suited 10 tla, purpose."
In accordance with their recommendation, Dir.
Buchanan made the premier Of Mr.. Polk's sd
mlnistratou. In The winter Of l845, Democratic
members of the Virginia Legislature, and cthrr De-
mocratc Virginia politicians al Richmond and wash
ingrou signed letter TO Mr.. Polk in favor o! the an-
pointmsnt of John Y. Mason Of Virginia, 10 a sen;
IN his cabinet, aud Mr.. Macon was spponted. IL
lS48 the Whg members Of the Virginia Congres-
sioual deleE alton expressed their desire to have ore
OF their own number Wan. B Preston, appointed 70
seat in Gen. Taylor cabinet, and he was apPoln'ed.
In the winter OF 1853, majority OF the Democra'c
members of the Virginia Legislature signed letter
10 Mr. Pierce stating their preference for John !.
Barbour, of Ca!pepsr, among the Virginia rnrc.-
Then as now, the Congressional delegation fhf ne
preference and the nass o! the party had another
The Virginia Electors, In 1852, signed numerous re-
cou1nendatious for Office. Among Others OF les.
conseq uence, there one Of Shelton F. L axe,
who was rendered the Commssionc,shp 10 he
Sandwich Iaands, and OF Rober, g. Scot,
who was made Consul TO Rio In III. same winter tic
State Senators Of Virginia OF both parties signed e
letter to President Pierce, recommending their owJ
President Lieut.. Gov. Leake, TO the President Of lis
United States for appointment. The Electors in ls2
signed at least ten recommendations for every one
signed by the recent College. submit these fac'a
without comment The attempted clamor against
the Virginia Electors IL too gros.y unjust not " re
coil ipuriou.y upon the few who aro in.tigang u.
1t seems to be regarded as very important TO com.
muncae to the public the fact that this action oi the
Electors is disapproved by Senator Hunter aud Gov
Wise's friends appear sensitivey anxious 20 saied
him from any responsibility upon the subject.
presume that the Electors nsther sought nor cared
to know in what light either Of these gentlemen might
regard their conduct Neither Of them is proprietor
of the Democratic party Of Virginia and each OF tho
gentlemen who signed the paper in question s qai:s
as much entitled to his vlswe and prie.euccs {.
Senator Hunter or Governor W.se
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EXCELLENT SPEECH BY AN ORPHAN pU-


On Monday last the President elect visited Girard
College, in Philadelphia. President Allen intro.
duced his pupils whereupon ono Of their number,
Nathan Gilbert, addressed Mr.. Buchanan in the fol
lowing speech. We commend |. to our young friends
tsays the Alexandria Sennell as model Of taste aud
sentiment. Respect for cage, experience and wis.
dom" is among the highest ornaments OF youth. We
fear our people, both youth and adults, have retro
graded in that respect, and have need to 30 back to
the time Of the Spartsns for lesson. But hee the
speech,
Honored Sir-As the representative of my fellow
pupils, tender you hearty welcome to the house
and school of the Orphans OF Pennsylvania.
This day we add Gno'hcr name TO the list nj d!sfln-
gui-bed visitors who have spoken words # eucour.
axenent and cnmmendaiion 10 animate us ir the pur
suit OF knowledge and in the practice Of virtue.
We are taught, 10 the College, tn love our country,
10 honor Its great men and TO revere its magistrates
We have heard and read Of your eminent public ser.
vices aud glad to lock upon the face aud listen
to the voice OF the statesman who is the chosen guar.
dian of our country's interest and honor.
In the presence of age. experience and wisdom, we
know that the words Of boyhood should be few and
standing AZ We now do in the presence OF one whose
name was iu.trious before We were born, We feel
that the welcome of silence would be more eloquent
than thnt OF speech. May health, happiness and
prosperity attend you.
MIR. Buchanan then replied 10 the graceful address
of the pulpit, in II speech of tew lnnucs in happy
terms fraught with excellent advice 10 the youths,
and highly complimentary 10 the Institution and its
able officers.
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T.. 4. J. CLOPTOS,
GENERAL. AGENT AND COLLECTOR.

OE4x No. : Val Street. andsr S. Charles Hote,
RICHMOND, VA.
TUEHE subscriber begs 10 return his
10 his friends and patrons tor their tavors during the
past wear would inform them that he still continues the
business Of
HIPISG OUT NEGROES,
RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING CLAIMS
And all other business pertaining to General Agency 10
all Of which he gives his personal attention Parues III
the country who may entrut the hriaG OF their Negroes
10 him. may assured Of every attention being paid ~
getting them other than good homes aud In the event
OF sickness the best medical and personal attention snail
always be supplied.
Negroea for hire the coming year had better besent
10 to me as early after Christmas as possible.
To those ut distance TO whom AM personally un
known. | beg 70 refer to the following persons:
Cdyoline Coun,y-L. II. Kemp DR.. J. Butler, K Hud
gins p Woolfork, Willis Pitts. John Shepherd, Wm j.
Murry, D. c. Dejarnett, Dr. W c. Battaie.
Rchmond.-Judge J. B. Clopon. J. a. Lancaster d Son
Judge j. A. Meredith Juhn Ballard Greter ,& Brent
Garrett & Anderson, c. J, Siuton Co.
King Hilliam Couny.-John L. Latanc, Wnl. C. Latane
Dr. John Lewis, Wm Taylor, Lucius Horizon.
King and ausen County-Dr. Thomas Latane Wa r
Courtney, Turuor & Acree. Col Alex Fleet, Capt. T
Haynes, Gresham y Bagby, DR.. @. Fsunlleroy benon
Carlton, DR.. Benz. Fleet.
E,sez Countp-N J. B. whi.lock, Thomas n Clarke
Or E. l.. Wright Or. las. II. Latsne, Edward r Noel
Col Richard keuzie Or. Bev. D. Roy, Geo. 7. Wright
VIM Davis 3. E. Wright
Gloucester Co1Ry-Dr T. c. Clopton.
Henrteo County-Wm. c. Talls.erro.
-r,lsy oh
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NUMBER 7~
FRo, WASHINGTON CITY.

correspondence of the Richmond EnqnirhSl
WasHrSGroN, \. Il. IssN\
4 nr,c and important BM-Thc righ.of em'rea; TO-
domam-GorerameM propr,etOrsh'p il he Sa'es
10 eeass-The respective States 10 possess he p'bii
lands rittin their limts-Very interesting but sz
eilablener 10 neiand Lobby ageats, &c, sc.
learu that it is in contemplation to INTRODUCES 4
bill this wiuier into Congress- touching very inter
esting governmental question. aud bearing directly
Upon the great corrup,ug feature OF American legs.
iation TIE proposition is for governnen; power in
the old aud new States to cease as land proprietor
donating to the present States ali tn. pubic suds'
within their respective limits, and giving 10 each ne5
state as part vi It's sovereignty, The right OF eUnens
domain.
This new feature in political Legislation has signi-
6cauce and importance second alune 10 the Celebrated
bill Of Mr Douglas. II will Of course be e'srr.
rally modified, bur the cardinal princpl- ntented
be established by IT'D author 10, that the power ~
government should be limited, as far a, poss!oi1 III
the States Well territories and that the ris OF
eminent domsin 10 essential and necessary psr OF
sovereignty This great prinrple was insisted un Oy
Texas, and he oct OF annexh!iOn Or admission c'iaG
lshed prsceden, which psves the way, without w
necessary discussion or deiuy, ~ the pnedIsie dis
QUESTION of the question.
A nousn,'s ,efectiou will convince any onA at al
oonversaut with afairs in Washington, that IN. pDo.
lstiye corruption. The lands will be- squandrr ln
IA. end, AMI carry along with th- 'ramSsrt"n .,n
amount uf corruption III every part ut The Fsd'ia'
Government which no patriot can contemplate WIZ
Out b"rror Ii is said here openly. that the Pac'ne
Kali Rosi qa-s ioh viii con'ro! the Domor"i;c 20
uiustun for the D-xt Pte-eIcy, and ,uri The sca'e
the election. We know, already, 10 what ni1 *
ent the conspiracy against the public sEded prrp per
~ has gou-, thr Interests involved ana the s"H' ana
nonored names in our party committed I" the 'aroue
.ohenes before the country. II would certainly TO
mos; glorious result if the federal power c"uc be
cut away from this landed int.rrsr tn rely, NJ last
in regard To lts sale or other cisp"i!lon Ih!mk g:
il! No land agents al Washington! No hnii h'',d
.obby as-nts at Washington! No omnibus Oi!Is
tackled here and there with corrupring land nrsu-
meutt 10 be considered by Congress Gover.ment
10 wash its bands If tho matter. and turn The ~
ritus land sharks 10 th-ic resprr.'V- ntaies
wh-r. they are known and properly nppr GATED
The man who accom- ps,Iro tits reform, be ne
Wing or Democrat, Northerner or Souihe' ner' vii
DO entitled To monument, If not from grrtein
country at least from member, "f Congress w.o nre
now bored to death by the land lobby asen's at
Washington.
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATtoS.

A. D. jenkins, Of Cabell county. Va, has been
nominated for Congress for The lth District, by &c.
clamation. The present Representative is John 8.
Carlisls Know. Nothing Mr.. Jenkins i. sterling
Democrat, young man, only 81, and OF sPleudid
abilities. els we'll known ir 81. Louis, where be
formerly resided. lis WAS Il member ofthe Cincu.
rati Convention, and being made assistant elector OF
,be District, stumped il for Buchanan. and SO sue
ces.iulIy that the majority footed 900 aiihoush
Carlisle had been returned at the previous election oy
800 minority. Th. Democracy OF :he District Love
rewarded the brilliant e1srtons OF Mr.. jenkins by
nominating bim for Congress. The election takes
place next May.
This nomination deserves notice from Its very
unusual character in Virginia. The llth District in
cludss eighteen counties, all Of which were fully rep
resented in the nominating Convention, yet the nom.
nation WA unanimous, notwithstanding tie youth Of
the nominee, who, If elected will be tho youngest
member of Congress- Weopine that Mr.. j. is bound
to make his mark. He is rot only fellow Of splendid
talent, but very unusual maturity OF powers for his
years, and Of uue1ceptonable hsbits-a thing that
Tells IN the long than most young men who
enter upon political career, suspect His large for.
tune adds element to the chance, of that
which, if he lives, we confidently predict for him.
81 Louis Ledder.
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JAMES RIVBn herArE rom s.,,..
TIME subscriber offers at private sae thrt besutiu
j Farm 10 Gopchsnd eounty, called oRArAKEs, ly
Ing ON James River Licking Hole Greek, and the Jane.
River and Ksnawha Canal, four miles above he Court
House. and thirty -four miles from Richmond The sua
ZION is among the most beautiful the rtvor command
ing view OF the whole srable surface dne view OF the
surrounding country aud canal for seveta miles up and
down the river The estate In state OF improve
ment, and remarkably healthy IL hdjoins the es
ta,es of Thomas Deaue. w. B. Weisger. and r. Skip
with and contains 93a Of which III l2 acres are
hrs low grounds go Of second low grounds. '2
of arabic high land and 3s Of wood land
The improvements consist Of frame dwelling with eight
rooma Ia good kitchen ou,honses quarters oyerscers
house built in the last 1--WE years. with brick chinueys
and unierpluning, and brick barn, 6Ox3o, with
she'd running the whole length, sixteen feet wide new
,hreshius machine ice house. and all necessary
stables, SC.
Any person wishing to purchase desirable residence
would do well sit this before purchasing elsewhere as
will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation making to seed 200 acres In
when, fall 100 OF it In tsow and the corn field has
been sowcd IN peas
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing as II
stands, and most of the negroes.
Nv manager Mr. Sunders will show the estate TO any
wishing TO purchase
Ny address is subleu's P O.. Powaatnn county.
Oct Is -ctf MILES G. SELDEN.
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Bernard This plantation lies on the James River in
the county Of Gooehland. Immediately above Msidens
Adventure dam, and within twenty eght miles Of Rich
mopd |, contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
of acrss James River ow grounds.
Of as 0s,. 9Ssn .,sr se. S are, ereeI ess. r.d
land There on the plsee good dwelling house
beautiful sise and all necessary outhouses and both the
buildings and the fences In good repair and the land
L. In high s;ato Of cultivation
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists Of horses mules, cattle inclu.
Of them, now, and all Of them good-and there are
enough both Of stock and farming utensils for tho tho.
rough cultivation of the plantation.
Tie terms OF sale as 70 tho psymenn viii be made
very much TO suit the purchaser.
Mr James N. Payne my manager living on the place,
will show property person desiring to examine
il Ny address 1, w ashinston, D c.
Nav i7-ctf NJ. PAYNE
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A MOST DESIRABLE FARM ON TIE YORK

II,
A DECREE Of the Circu, Cour: for King and Queen
~ county having been ooraned tor the sale OF the nte.
res, The nant children thereto named the par.
hes entitled Wednesday the 7h dsy Of January 1857
otter for sale the pre,nse that we'll known and desira.
Bile land Of which the late Rob s. Anderson died
possessed lying immediately the York Rive IN Virei
liza few miles below West Point, the Esstcrn terminus
OF the uchmsnd and York River Railroad containing,
appears by survey recently made two hundred ard for
tyour This location desrsble In many respects
70 those who wish make nve.tmept In real estate
particularly 10 1, desirable sdordng perhaps the oss
from, on the river for an oyster plantation.
The terfns will becasb for sufficient 70 pay coets
and c1pcnses OF sao the balance purchasers will be
required bonds In equal portions payable IN
and twelve months with good persona security pear
ing interest from day OF sale.
ALEX. DUDLEY. conmissionera
s.. +. HARDWOOD, 5
ERS ER + !. 4 :SsSSssS AssSssSs 5:Ss=. Distributes
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NOTICE.
n WILL pay fifty dollars reward for the apprehension
j. Of negro nan named BERRY, who calls himself
Ned Leagn and says he is tree and possibly may have
papers. He away from Mr. David l. Gray abon.
Lynchburg jail and in taking him home made bis escape
which about the 5th of January 1876 He 10 FIVE feet
and half inches high and Of dark ginger cake
color, with short hair, urse eyes, with good deal OF
white and very high forehead. He 10 about twenty two
yeats Of age He will denv his and hs also
At the time he OF be the property of Mr.. David l..
Gray, but have since purchased him Of Mr. Gray. He
may be Jail in the State All ailors, who have
such uegro will confer great favor by addressing
few lines the subscribei Bremo Bluff. Fluvannh
county Va c. r. SNEAD
IIe In n cooper by trade Dec l9-c5t
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THF 8EyToN LECrrREs-Tbe New ,

THE BENTON LECTERES.-The New York
Times says :-"In reply 10 an application from an as:
never received any pay for bis lectures, and never
would but the Boston people had complimented him
by making him present Of two hundred dollars for
lecture, and that similar compliment would De
satisfactory 10 him. There charming bentoaiah
simplicity in this ingenious method Of getting over
the awkwardness of 50 distinguished a gentlemaus
receiving pay, like common lecturer for his SER
vices"
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REVIEW OF THE REGIMENT.

Yesterday also wa, bright and beautiful and bal
my. At ten o'clock the First Regiment of Virginia
Volunteers, Col. August commanding, formed the line
on Broad Street and marched to the Fair Grounds
where they reviewed by Gov. Wise. assisted by
Adiutant General Richardson. The Henrico Ora.
goons, commanded by Col. L. ]. Davis, added
much to the in:erei: and beauty of the military dis
blay.
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CoxA1sssosrls' Oprrcr.

Lorsi CorRr HousE, Nov q, less
The parties interested in the foregoing decree, are here
ID o'clock, A. NJ, a. The time, and my Office, stLous.
Court House. the place to take h. account required Of
me by the foregoing decree which time aud place they
are required to attend with all the testimony necessary TO
enable me to take said account Given under my hand,
Of Louisa Circuit Court the day and year
above written. EDWARD H. LANE.
Dec T-cwlw
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By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,

VVIHEREAS, communication has been received from
w the honorable John I. Lomax rendering his resig
nation a. the Judge of the Eighth Circuit take effect
the twentieth Of January next and the having been
accepted the Executive; therefore, in law
the Sheriff Of each OF tn, counties of Lancaster, Nor
thum5erland, Richmond, Wes,mor land, King George
Sp.,sylvania, Caroline Hanover, King William, King and
Queen and Essex, composing said Circuit, hereby re-
be 20 S of aea % the uces
prescribed by law.
Given under my hand az Governor and under the seal
Of The Commonwealth, at Richmond, this 18th
tSh~h'j day of December eighteen hundred and fifty
six and In the Ist year of the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
the Common W ealth Dee ls-ctde
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FLOWERS sr THE wAYtlpp-A book for ct

FLOWERS BIT THE WAYsIDE-A book for chill
dren and youth. BY Philip Barrett. Richmond ::
Price s. Cardoza. 1856.
A charming little volume for the classes for which
it was designed and children too of an elder growth
would do we'll to read and ponder upon, and inwsrdly
digest the truths this book conaius The New Year
is approaching and we do not know more appropri-
ae gift for young Virginau than Flowers by the
Wsyside.
For sale by P. B. Price.
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,pnKNpTION of VIRGINIA FIVE AND

HALF AND SIN PEH CENI UI.U t,rnr,rr
,ur HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING CERIifi-
~ aa.,.s ina, "ths Commi.sioaers Of the Shaking
{, sed BY an Ac, OF the General Assembly OF WI.
=, passed On ;ne 26h day oil March, 1885, wi"
;ns second day Of Marcn, lsS 10 redse the ;aa
r,.. AZ he Treasury OF the Commonwealth siolesau.
.ie,. OF the said certificates required, on OF pc
"a. said second day OF March. 1887, TO su'renuer
go a, the Office OF the Second Auditor; ara "he ,
or NOT, the inieres, thereon will cease ON 'na'
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VALUABLE FAhN rV.k 'f-,E'- -
OFFER for sale my Farm upon wn'en Ofhe % ,e our ,"
- of ha,sried about four miles above the Court House.
and twelve .n:ios from Richmond.
The tract contains 26i acres, one,hrd OF wIlen !; IN
Sood stale of cutivstion aud well adapted TO II" growth
Of wheat corn and tobacco.
The improvements consist OF good dwelling ana q" ne
cossary out and farm houses
The farm is we'll wa.ered. AID considered remarkably
healthy.
ANY one wishing to purchase can Call on me- or J. n
Gil, a, the Farmers' Bank uf Va, Richmond.
W GU
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

gN\HE subscribers, having leased the nsw Hotel -
Il recently erected by james Lyons, Esq. with iiii
the old Washington Monument attached TO he AIh
called the CENTRAL HOTEL, IRON it's central Locations
in the city, situated the of oh and Grace ats
fronting the Capitol and Washington Monument and CON
venent TO all The Depo;s. will open the same on TUT
DAY. the 9e day Of Deceaber when they will be plenscd
10 see their friends aud the public generally The Table
will at all times DC furnished with the best the market a
fords and the BAR with the beet Wines and Liquors.
JOSEPH A. MAYO i CO. proprirtors.
F. J. SAMPSON, Clerk.
AN omnibus will be in attendance at all the Depot.
to take charge OF passengers and their baggage.
Dec l2-caw J. A. ". co.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FUR
SALE.
-IvINc removed 70 Richmond, ! offer for sale, my
Farm living in tho county of Charles City. to ei
miles from the james River. and p miles from the ey OF
Richmond and containing $40 acres about onena rea n.c
Of lime clover plaster &C. There is good Dwelling ana
all necessary ou,houses nearly new Also an exeeien.
Garden and Orchard The Farm could De vs.S o,her
aso acres. Persons wishing purchase Farm In the
most productive and rapidly improving portion o.
would do well to examine this property AZ AIN osPo'eu
10 sell on liberal and accommodating terms
The overseer or my brother living adjoining Will sho"
the Farm 10 any one wishing 10 purchase vrs.t,w
,uu'ess Rox No a7I Richmond. VR
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

senber, negro man named NELSON Said 4, nssls ssp
q vss,. % ee seTen eight inches high his age "a or
hin. He !. o, ,.' wears whiske which are rather
Cd He was bough, in Richmond .ome Week since &c,
viii .ss making his way back The above reward
oe psa s 'or tue commmen, Of .ad
ao.ausoyJ sha. can get him again. Post Office,
4 Oc,,s HENRY E. EDMONDS
Enp O. .s,s,