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~ We learn from the Richmond Enquirer
that James A. Sedden has been nominated for
Congress, in the place of Mr. Jones, late Speak
er Of the House of Representatives, who declines
a reelection. This nomination could not have
fallen on more suitable person Mr. sedden is
a young man of the first order of talents, and
has been victorious on many well-fought field
in debate with the first minds in Virginia. He is
not only admired by his own State, but every
Democrat in the Union would be pleased at the
success of such a man. We hope that the no.
torioBs Mr. Bolts will not be able to head him.