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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-14

VIRGINIA At Rales holden in tn flr,t,...
>up"rior toufl - tiur"rv for tHe l.,flh,,,.. #.
oas ~" T o., q, a,enher' ~ .sae Gro. r.
dee d, and hatilda Smoker John slas,..," '''e.s#
Sm'iser baiord Smrlscr, Pnulser Snc.,, :, '.sH
sn'','r i1nanha Sinel-rN d stephen snsI,.r r..
by commissioner Benagh,Praallg ls.,g,, ' 'tH'a.z
dian - iiaiord, widow, and Pascal RIc,t" sa#f#
nan i'nlord, iieary bpiord and - pI7rltgt -
Prudence IN. "aea formerly pfQaenee Bulg,d . ~
AID heirs ofHenry BufOri, decd, Dens -"''f#-
Tho defendants ---- Bufori, widow ofII.r,,.p
decd lirniy liaford and - Blaekhn,n n'iafd,
deace has wife formerly trudrn5r Buf,rl t ".' m
entered Their apparatus aud given security o, =
'henct o. assembly and the nles afth,. r @ 50
appearing BY =atistaciory c,idcHee that tr.y .ua
inhabitants o.tns conHry-i is ordered tina, ii, Ha1
defendants do appear here or the hrsi dS, ~ ' ~
term and answer the bill Of the Bisin,.-.
that copy u this order hn forthwith inserted ~. a
newspaper printed IA the town Of .yasbi,,,, q atf#
courthouse IN the sad Town. VI lha
81 A CoPy-Tcstr, JOHN N1rtsr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-14

nov 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04
TRUST SbIE-

ID virtue of deed of executed to the .bcril.r, nv
lBei Hardin and Ezahih his wife, hearing date IN, SIN
Of Nov lgI& Of record clerks Office Albeua /. eo
y court Tor the purpose Of the about 5000
balance nov due t. Wetheson Shelton shall Saturday
tue 18Th day al April The Brick Tavern COUNTY
OF aernsrle inear the Prenses proceed cast ta
valushis Tract of Land containing abuu Five Hundred
lying MeCham both sides of the Stve
Road fron Charlottesville Siauuon 10 miles above The
1rmeT place There Is this 81 land con,ie liable
quantity OF first tate iow sToundsan sxeeIlen Timothy
OF about 10 acre. Hnd good orchard The improve
ne'' are good dwelling house, with other necessary
house,; nTn Ihaeeo houses, &c particular
ton ol i valuable tract OF snd NJ t
m as those di.posed 20 purchase, wall likely before
the sale II has been rented the Sa5D in mo
ney The purchaser will have privilege Of se.dins on the
plantation by The is Of Oct. and iu possession siye m the
18th Dec Atho' the tets of the deed require that
Lend snail be sold for cash, the
tbo.d to give time on ALL except the Of 6oO
which wall he required III and. The balance divided
uto instameD MS 80 $1,000 annlly with
on The whole until discharged BoDd and security rh
deed o trust uh e land, will he req Of the
secure the payments expected that the Other creditors.
who hold liens the Of land, will consent Oh the
day Of sale, To give liberal credit the balance Of Tie pur
chase MONEY AFTER satEfyiog the oian the Shelton
ActHs Trustees, wall convey the purchaser uch title
only, as is vested IA Us ~ said trust.
MIGAdAH WOODS, Tru,-
WA. WOODS, tees.
Feb. r. 50 yty,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04
Eb %.


TEIlE Subscriber oAs sale that vaus date on James
h River called Belgroye adjoining SeoyIlie, nov. IN the
possession Of John X. hichardson ESQ., possession 10 be
the 18th Nov next with al the privilege, Of seeding &c
TINS Esiae contains abut SIS acres, with god proportion Of
0's grounds, and he fairly considered Of the mos,
productive AMI valuable for It. size the RIVERA atraet
II 80 acre Of excellent snd Bey IN Fluvanns adjoining
John d. Muon aud others Ao large brick lumber mouse
20 feet long, ScOyle, sod interest IN another in fe
placeAi ;h property Is uoder prior iosunbranre
which must be cleared, liberal advance money " ~ secure
purohsseis better bargain than met With IL pro
Tsity IT such value For particulars spyy to b. Dyer Fac
or - the subscriber near Scuii.ve.
STEPdEN WOODSON. T,u,tee
For WH. Mrun's q edifsTr
AZ y. ANperon Indebted 10 Wu Moon. will payfnsui
10 the subscriber. STEPHEN WOODSON.
FEB. 10 o. Hfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04
" ualnabLe PiantuLien for sc

TUE SJsaJsy ALTERS o sais his Piaaiatioatn the county
- II HanoreS iyne on ch'ekahor'iny SragY, Containing
,erc5pWs TuHPbs Paess through R. There mare
than 200 Which haze been csarcf; fhc timber or II
~ roHsdsTeR equal, " apsyiof IN this If
s7rnf Thar nre 80 acrs oferc,isni WeodcB Lrzd III
sat pugcns thai y0yf lying jfow the Turnpike srouf Ia
epWpfsfg depocdgf Thsrs T. S,rp JW ivifhir halCa
n0s rdic ygd be great advantage 10 any trishing
gf up hc timber, build Further des-rpft0n IL DEEM
sdHHHcc9sTry those esirous Of resting oayai l1nJ
rN set0 - Joshua Sforr iiUnr c adjoining ffria tg
shsr at any frle; application ~ BE- mate n him or
Nnglet1 fflh LEREAS .SYORHq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

~ rar ENQUIRER i, published twice west generally
week during the 'e',in VI the State LeS;is-
tste-pr,ee the heretofore FIVE Dollars
esssbe in Notes of chartered, .reee-payux bsnAs
ay) will DE payment. The Edots will! Slarsn-
safety of then, by naihs Pos'sIe sihist-
tsrs being paid, by the writers. - -
ar paper Will be disc utnued hut the ii;ertton VI
be ELdot.N until all srrearsyes have been PAID up.
T WuJeser will gustAnse the Payment oil niIe papers
thsiI have tho tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVENTISIN0.
III One ,quao., OR LESS-Frsti nssrton75 esni'-eaeh
continuance, 90 cents. .
No inserted, until hes either been paid
fsr assumed by person this city, ats ensuons
gsNlIE Third cas, OF the GRAND CONSOLIDATED
= LOTTERY having In the Sob.u, aud ia the result,
given general sntfscon the Managers resp rctuy OIL
fsr pablo aud patronage the following SCiEaE
of The
GRAND
NSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For lnerns lnrr0v Literature and Charities "a toe
City Of Washington aud IN the States Of psnwafe, Noi'h
CsIoius and ou,siana.----FOURTH Glass.
To bs ,ar, an Vashin gton City, Wtdssdgy the th
March, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04
ron &AIE.

w NJ n he sxgo,eJ 70 public sale ~, Monday of
nsfon ~ faii, " not, the fair dss Flour snd
80 III situated on W1rwitk River, ths county Wsr
mi, ss o1 . Or miles from the oi York II
@ years asoi anj The II the last year.
EfIk sf,ed AZ considerable expense BY most fn
VII ' ron Tab Ml;o Uuder,t7i Milft shound.
rr,,t m-fetsving much fol-cnrn a. cab possibly
N ~ rs - not Mil 10 toe Lower Country s,tuse
g., ~ man 81 enttrpfise miFht fnd g. hts
Ppy he natkti ~ Norfolk With meal fiont thif n
ana an HWa'ds Of 100 u land ssoheJ tothe rill
hsIf ~ ~ fanse Tor ,be raising Of bog Terms q sse
bond, ~ ue'e mtney at months The other half
~ vy, ~ sood seerfiiy viii he expected Apyiy g.
= utess IY,'he'' nh-rhes Bs21e- YEA, de mil-of
gs-sss,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

UNIFORMS her iitnis, fhst she has removed from the
" house which she has ncsurrd f.r yeats pssi
taken her lnure Che cOnnodous snd
tenement Mdinsi DON ~ The Bink Il Virginia the
situation Of u house c-nnoi 10 .urpss ~ 10 coyenenee
fof traveller, hy a fpk. n The immediate ccafe
of Lnnys ti within fw minuits walk II the SieahSats
Ocss; aa hs. recently thiy fepae8
sod hteI up atd fmnthed 30 nianer suaahis IT. the
isiirp II geufrA hosfGefs There also affarhf
e. i ,ni'hnient, very goo fsb au3 the atrtdso.e
The oc 90 which a. nens have bceu made Will
Is believed, he siteays satisfactory.
The oi wing sfe hrf terms, which IL hoped, vii be
ronIasrcd fta.Ogabit; aud which reduced sstoJ 60 N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04
IEASEkNGTON.

SlHtS celebrated Race Horse Stallion Gby Tim,Ieon
Va out oil Ariadns by Ctizei will stand the aIlins season
boydton, Meekenhurs Va. commencing f OF
March aud ending first OF Aug next 25 which NAV LG
discharged by the payment OF $40 within The season. 9Th y
cents to the Groom IN all class with Que
iePonsbie person becoming bound for ALL will given
III extensive ps'uTsge gratis and fed moderate m
et, required Every attention Will be paid 10 ie mare,
SEM TO The oEs 5" 10 liability ot accident, ESCAPES
any klnd wan. ToWNES,
WM. II. BASKERVILLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

~ 'lue % deed Of trusl ~ nard
which duly recorded New court
sha for the purposes therein named sell highest
er io' ready money, New Kent courthouse
ihi'day IN Marsh ueHt (brIDg New Kent day) all
1se, "i shd called Rsr's Neck lying tie county
Bent 1u ChickahomGy River, hsteen Providence Forge
H'nd.of Shades bsng the land whrh was pure
ny ,a'd iebad Graves, Hner d,c New Kent county,
III the name VI iiJreT's heirs against Hope atnyr.
Feb 7. ~ "ALAf-h; ,IS1ee'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

WAS Committed to the al OF MeckI.nhurs county Va
w on tue ~oih DAY of Oct last anecro who hi-
name JOE and that he is the property of John
SHiiiny N>rlh Caroliha. lie is about feet ia inches
hgh' olas aud has his LETT eye SIS yrs
81 age Had when committed old grey coat and cop.
Feas eoiored Pantaloon. The slave
hoAfed TO prove his property, pay tie Chais and t.ke HIN
a"ay or he will be deaitwith as the law directs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

rGNHE Directors of Use Brooke Turnpike Company hav,
u declared dividend Ot yer cent, Tor the h months
which Will be paid o. the Sockhoiders o. after fne fD
Jsu at the ComPiay House Of nv J. ~ Eusce ~ tbs hofss
occupied by Nj Crsne. ). II. Gus FACE. sse'fy
". y. An adjourned meeting Of the Sf1cs .yJts vii be
held At The Ben Tavern, on ffj1y, 2o'cinck tine l jan
Tor the purpose Of siceOs Directors. rHnctus sond,nee g.
s'srintslv nsehssarv. ~ ~ Sew
yEH cbsncery In Richmond HustiDgs iut. Jan g. 1928
- WIN. l. Smith and Mathew Kennedy end ine bi. wife
who wa Jsne Smith, Phaa
fgFirst
Ben Bland and Mary infant children 1t james " a5,ty
Biand, dec. U,f4t.
Tlie Defendants not hsgng entered their ste,,soce a.
.1fding &" ts set of ssicnhly aus The rrs of t es
q appearing the istfactwn Of the rcur t fiipy uo m
hshauis Of this State. or % t pistns ky comm
st u ordered, Tia, tie sad Defendant, srptsf here
ihe Frisy before te last Monday April uexi, suJ au.vei
the bib 1t the fintih snd fat copy % if
.sed 10 She hichmond Eaguuer for two e.svsi
sul also pO.ied 81 c Ou Of the CIV iis IL co.. c,
e.Fy. I'll HOWARD, cictk.
Fsf- p ss-rew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

Cofi0n Spinning .uachfne5y J0r Sale.
TltHE snb'criher hss on hand be-. n schns aor
- Throttle 81 30 riri lee Carding EnsiHr: gyetfy
md Fiase tFo si Of Drawing, heal Of lcying
tsseen 80 SUI 40 Cans, aud reel All Of which % 10 oA
ORDER and will be sold II very reduced pfice n sppjf
be made u bm at The head Of MsJo' Bulge Richmond
SAM'L COCHRAN.
2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

az AS committed 10 the jail Petersburg, on
w The 9Th jay vi Oct 1877 runaway negro man nam.
edSln who says nc belongs 10 Mr. Thomas Psrrot, Of
Ricbsud District, South Carolina lie feet inches h HI
has his chiu which he says ssionrd
from horse auchcf the right little above the
wTis snd another the right leg below the knee His
clothing consists Of houespun aud pabtsloon marseies
nn1 linen hirt his complexion black long pair Of
whEkeTs. The requested forward prove h
property pay charges sod take him away, he will dealt
With as ihs law directs. ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
Del. 20. C7-wrgv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

fs,lli Il ubscTib.r sel pIystsy
K Bedford county, situated the north and south ioik of
Goose Creek aud the main road leading from Lynchhug
Fincase miles q, Liberty, and adjoining Capt
Duford II contains about 400 Of which 600
cleared The part which IS uoeear.d except small
poou excellent tobacco land. OF the Csare land $50
lo grounds of tie INST quality and the remainder
remarkably fine high lanh This Of the best
land in the upper country being well adapted the eua
ton Of tobacco aud all kinds Of lies kahly we'll
and vciy free from stone u divided would make
handsome tracts which shall be duue, those who wish
purchase wish it, Persons wishing 10 purchase apply
the suh.crber residing in the nhborhood Of New
or TO Capt Duford, residing ie tract. Nm IRVINE.
Jan. 10 7g-tC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04
5ssss Prizes PrlEss, }a4,aao Tickets
$I36,SS0

5SSss . prizss' 1890 Tickets $ls6,sso
IN thu, Scheme competed Of 50 numhers, by terpary
utnbaou with drawn ballots, here will be prize with
afee numbers th.m 1856 with t~o Of tbem
ON; AIS with VI them amt eo 2Os95 tickets
without any of the drawn numbers on, being blank
OF these prizes and blanks, the 60
numbers 60 iueiusve will be severa!iy placed
10 whs day OF drawing and Of them be dawn out
raudo aud thai ticket having IL, combinations, the
Ys 81 drawn numbers viii be entitled 70 the Capia
prize of SZuOUO
That haviny ON Il the slh 5h AMI 9Th, TO 5000
Thal h.vins ON Il the IN oh aud OH, TO 200
That b,ylnS on il the 6,h' stb and OH to 2,40S
IHe otherprizes to be determined as detd{Gd III the
Scheme at large.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

virtue of deed Of trust sItcuttd the suhseyhers
~ Eiwad Hsilam aud wife, bearing Date lie ~ day
- AP ubIi and duly recorded the dice Of the hu.tns
ouit p hcbmOnd, shall Tor The Iurpues therein e.
tes proceed to sell Tor ready muney, the ptmses al
o.,oet 90 me Inst DAY Of May uexi, II far, Oiiefwge
W. 49, 'si day thereafter, ilt well knowu property g.
LayLE tAVEHN ~ the city II RichBVnj, sud the tens-
sI bso~ the said Eagle Tavern. The nle under which
y w, convey only such title Is vested irn by sad
"''uV' "os| NM. DANDWpGE, True.
vsb a. WM. BARRETT, tres
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

IL persons indebted TO ,be estate Of John Richardson
"A dec, OF fe county II Hanoyt requested 60 make
immediate payment Aud those having csims arain,, the
side,a wIPresn them FOR adjustment before the first dsy
January 1885, this will be pleaded IN har recovery
August 81. 33--wtt +. w. SCOTT. attusf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04
NOTICE

A NDEhsoN, wooDsON 4 BIGsERs. having con-
yeyed TO the subserbefs, Ivy deed bearing tie Stat
ian ie<d alhs effects heousnS 20 them, Tor the beneh 81
tbeir Creditors Those indebted them are gcartsfed Il
Take paymsn, TO Albanian L. Bigges, who hereby
norned 70 receive the same Those having clsim, sgsin
unchanged agreea5'J 10 The provisions Of the ,lh deed
JOHN GARTH, pru,.
-, - JOSIAH LEAKE, tees.
~ u s9-0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04
.&OTHE

SEFSfSHGN(i TO close finally, Executor
w OF the late t. W. Coleman, ssInesly request all
persons haVns tam' against the estate OF my Itator 70
make them known for element; aud the ike request made
u those who may have claims against the late Fl Cole
man L Voolfolk Those indebted ~ either - w. Coleman.
Coleman Wooiijlk, Ex'pr Of -. w Cole
man, IFGueed TO make nedse PAYMENT as nn further
indulgence CsB be given. JOHN SHEPPARD, Ez'or
Ct Is. w. Coleman, dec.
j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04
ADMINISTRATIONS .VOTYCE.

LII persons having claims against the of Garter 70
"a BerkelY, dec late II Barn ElDs the county Of Mid
dseE hereby requested 10 preseni tem dus,ne
properly authenticated and all persons indebted u Le C.
tate will please 60 make payment WIZ holland
Ad'iur Of Garter u. BeI kelly, dec.
Jon. - 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

FlHHTII7 VI No 1rf7nHo01l0I foT0I TeT1TI TT0u-
uo,d o Che shove rates. and a. shsrseior woe &C.,
,sif be nsr.'crstc.
.>.fe4., 80. Fss. - tc2.v,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04


as an IMPRESSION has been made part Of the c. M.
nuu"y, that tobacco received tor hoek,r sud
o. o"As warehouses, not insured, Public
en'"se, That Is by the State, this
ouiins hhder such mistake, that insured
we same way as IT - at the Public Warehouse;
a' aS aeiy IN the receiving paying hoaisse expenees,
ekeepng inspecting, selling and collecting money for
me flsnrrswii be afforded them the above named
a: Is, OF be afforded them any other
Warehouse IN the State.
Fsb.I9. O. ,s
EE Is en omission in the shove statement relative 10
- he oesk. Ut the differ ent the
,o atihe Public Warehouse deem the most and only
as lar as they concerned, and which
.y 'hiue-ment tor them 10 the proposition. nIiHg
f9n me other JsPecors 1t his the breaking.
ihe ehouse rst heSkiug shall finish allow
ohu 10 bIeht at III O'Clock; breaking
uhh 80 as 1" allow The las; TO break O'clock, which
irsu'"n was calculated 90 I've acceptable
~ e"d se.r, Than the old That n motto. the
os, Could not have met with the sanction par
ts concerned evident from the Neither la,
'oe aPPtaIance al oeins intehiei for inforinatian
However, be this necessary we should take
oe. oil the remarks relative in. ance.
,,us me Stale 10 he equally bund ed
- I'VE IA s"htf q" the above ehoues,
where the money from 10 pay for III
rae tislet must be taxed, qusny ht stands
or', II Tor no other purpose than htig sou
meter steet safe, an preference 10 d.po.
l'n aius!sn.o ShockO Wai ehousel
Seispg this aside, the Public ,rshou.e ia STAT.
peiy and every Hosshrsd Ct Tohaeco It, by tho
tNnefi pns % cents into the Treasury much
more .nsn Seanfoohs aud 50c In
tSt - aofooAs pays nothing than paid even
I'n" 'htT was NJ such inspections aud Shock,r only 10
S's per hogshead morei utly both
Ae u by the State, for the benefit e the alton
o' e'n,7"d, anu the ether for that Cf individual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets,$5 Quarters, 81

PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets,sS5 Quarters 81 %
Halves, 90
package Of 20 ticket, in dis lottery contain, the whole
so numbers used, aud OF Necessity draw al least nett
dolls. przea Gentlemen who prefer TO adventure
for large prizes only may deduct the time Of Purehas the
the small prizes aud the Managers certificate
emitting holder draw the extra money (wh ch method
is very convenient those who reside at dsnee, and di
like the collection Gfena prlze u.UEey IN this eeTi
6=ate far the proceeds Of
20 Whole tickets, comes 20 SCI 10
20 Half Tickets do so 80
20 Quarters, DO 10 Si
20 Eishup, DO II
n The Mana will give the utmos; attention to the
pauds distant advt for tickets and aud for
,sAr expense, the official OF the drawing
Immediately up its event.
Prize ck.f iu former lotteries received
cain and the cash paid RENTED directly for prizes
a. drswn
Anleer aud orders be pest pail aud addressed TO the
TLTES s. .pL.VTIRE,
Washington city.
~ -,rq..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

h'eSh Garden Seeds
ToHN H. BLAmIRE directly opposite the Eagle Hotel,
- sign Of The Mortar, hiss received his supply Of Fresh
Garden Sc ed imported in the chip Richmond Packet Capt
Crsbree, from Liverpool eOmpTisiBg general sssuTen-
among them are, viz
Early turnip rooted red beet
DO York cabbage, fine
DO Harvest YrTk do, large specie, Of Early York
DO Battersea
TO sauliaowsr, siirs rue livery genuine
DO fTsim cuouIpber
do golden SiCux corn, rfpensin s. JAYS
DO Charlton aud Washington peas
Green cUrIed Savvys
White solid celery
.Do Broccoli
Broad Dutch and Imperial ist,roe
Orange Carrot
L;rge Dutch parpiv
Sc1rltt shcft top aud salmon fadih
Al,J supply Of herds grass
purchase.
Feh.i9. a2-2,rsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04
congressional.
SUBSTANCE or 3,

~ ofEECH OF MIR. RANDOLPH.
On Hetrensament and Reform. delirered in the
1ionSe CT Representatives Of The Ua:tei STATES
on me FIRST Of February, 1925.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

(EycIRGIHIA; In ohaDeeiy AT a held flr West
" more land county on the 2ah day Of Jau. 1874
Charles Jones, PLY
against
James SPman Jsmes Moss aud benedict Wright, Oef.s
the defendant James Spman not having ap
pedrare and given security according the assembly
snd the rules OF this court, and appearing the
ta,isfaetory evidence that he inhahtsrt Of this
onwsalh II Is ordered That the spiItnau do h
PEAR here on the st day OF april and the
bill 90 the plaintiff, aud that copy II this order be
With inserted in the Enquirer. Nsw.papeI printed
81 Richmond for two months lucoessyely aud posted
front door Of the cpuhOuse Of this county rupy. Teste
JOHN GRAHAM, q. W. q.
Feb ?. g7-wag
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-04

>StoS the Information OF Tobacco Planter. in r.ne
naion' Tor inspecting tObaeeoa the respective Iuspect>
MOuIdy Seabrook,, 4 1 Shork,r . p.h,c q
Tuesisy Shockt. / | PubIic . Ssabrooli.a
Wednesday Public Seabrook, s;hocL.r a
Thursday S.abIooL,. 1 ! Sho,kr InIJ,.
Friday Shveko. 4 | PuhIic . ss.h,ooL, a
Saturday ruhlic Sh.,t,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-02-21
TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
S5enate.

Monday, Feb. IL, 1898.
Mr.. Bernard presented petition from
several umbrella makers Of the city and
county of Philadelphia. praying tina, the
duty on imported umbrellas may beincreas.
ed. Referred.
The bill TO compensate mrs. Susan De-
catur, widow and representative or Com
modore Decatur, and others, was read n
third time, and passed.
Tuesday, Feb. 10.
Mr.. Marks presented petition from Q
number Of citizens Of Pennsylvania, pray.
ing that a suitable asylum may be provided
on the coast of Africa, for the reception Of
such free persons Of color as may wish TO
emigrate to it: referred.
The Senate proceeded to the report OF
the Committee on Finance on the petition
Of several inhabitants Of Key West, pray
ing that the right of drawback on the ex-
portation Of foreign merchandise imported
into that port from any other Of the ports
Of tho United States, may be extended to
Key West, which, on motion ofmr. Eaton,
was recommtted to the Committee, with
instructions 10 bring in bill allowing
drawback upon any goods brought into X.
West from any port or place In the United
States, entitled, at the time Of the ship
ment, to the privilege Of debcnture at the
port or place at which they may have been
reshipped.
The Committee on Commerce, TO which
was referred the memorial Of the Comman-
ders and Licutenants Of the Revenue Cut.
ters for increase Of compensation, reported
that the prayer Of the memorial ought not
to ba-granted.
An amendment offered by mr.. Foot, 10
the rules Of the Senate, os 20 the powers
and duties of the Vice President was con.
sidered. A long discussion arose on the
subject, but no decision was made.
Wednesday, FEB. 10.
The bill regulating processes in the
Courts Of the United States in those States
admitted into the Union since the year 1899,
was taken up; the amendment proposed by
mr.. Rowan as a substitute, being under
consideration. After long discussion, a
part Of the amendment was adopted.
Thursday, FEB. IL.
The amendment offered by mr.. Foot, 70
the Rules of the Senate, giving the chair
concurrent power with the Senate TO call
members To order. and subiecting his de-
cisions to an appeal, was, af,cr . long de-
bate, adopted, by vote Of 81 TO IS on the
first branch, and Of as to 2 on the second
branch.