Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-17

, Bean riyer III tue State Of ILLINOIS, was ordered ~
be eDgrossed for third aiding; and the bill al
low a salary to the Marshal OF the Eastern Ds-s
trict Of Virginia, was passed. The bill 10 provide
| for The legal settlement s. adjudication Of claims
land therein mentioned, was postponed TO Ne1nes
day next. The day was consumed principally III TIA,
discussion the bill to distribute portion of the re
venue of u. :. among the several States: the eles
| ton being on the motion OF Mr Haype, to strike
cut the second section of the bill. Mr.. Dickinson
supported the bill, but was willing that the second
section, Tor which he rsoesscd no great partially.
should be stricken OUT kir. Hayne wes opposed
10 the BILL, but spoke chiefly in opposition TO the
second section, the effect of which was 70 violate
the shaking fund, which ought not to be diverted
from the objects for which it was created Mr..
Benton took the same ground; when Mr.. Berrien,
who was opposed to the bill in all its bearings,
moved its indefinite Postponement Messrs. Nc
Lime, Webster, Johnston of Lou. and Foot. also
took part in the debate, in opposition principally
the second section, when Mr.. Branch, in order
that he might have an opportunity of expressing
IN. views on the subject, moved an adjournment,
| which was carried.
! In the House, yesterday, various resolutions,
laid upon the table the preceding day, were con-
sidered and adopted. Several reports were made
bills introduced and passed thro their Usual stages
MIR. Dwight gave notice that he should on Tuesday
next, move that the House resolve itse!fintc a
Committee of the Whole, 10 take into considera-
ton the bill 10 reduce the duties teas and Mr.
Sprague announced his intention to propose A.
mendmen upon it. The House then took w
the bill TO authorize the subscription the par,
OF the United States, to the stock of the Wash
| ipgton Turnpike load company. MIR. Washing
ton proposed, that the blank in the section re
speeding the number Of shares to be subscribed
| for by the United States be flied up by the words
" five thousand" The motion was rejected He
then proposed the number Of " our thousand Ave
hundred " and a long debate ensued, in which
Messrs Washington, Wicklte, Weems, Bassett.
Mercer, McDuthe, Stewart, Gilmer, Barney and
| Marvin, took part The further deration OF
the subject was ultimately postponed till Monday,
| Mr.. Mercer moved that the House 20 into aComi
mittee Of the Whole on the Cumberland yoad bill:
but the House negatived the motion; and adjourn
ed at . o'clock Elb.
The following extract is from citizen of thi.
place at present in Nashville, TO his brother in thi.
| city. The wter, OF course, never expected il 10
appear in print but the familiar style of brother
writing to brother, does not make it the less inter
estiDg.
| NASHVILLE, Dec. 2slh, 1925
! wrote TO you few days ago, informing YOU Of
the death of Mrs. Jackson After what hac
heard from home of affection in our own family. I
| thought could not attend the funeral but Colo
mel A., insisted OH my going. Such scene
never wish TO witness again.
! The poor old gentleman was supported TO the
grave by Gen. Coffee and Major Rutledge. l never
Pitied any person more in my lie. The roa, To-
the Hermitage was almost impossible; but an i'm
mense number OF persons attended the funeral -
The remains OF Mrs. jackson were inferred in the,
lower part OF the garden. | before saw so
much atiction among servants the death of
mistress. Some seemed completely supplied bv
the event: others wrung their hands, and shrfeked
| aIoud.-The woman that had waited on Mrs. Jack.
! son, had to be carried Off of the ground
| Alter the funeral, the old gentleman came 10
70 me, took my hand, and shook it. Some of the
gentlemen mentioned my name He again Gaugh.
my hand, and squeezed il three times but all ft,.
| could ~, ~, II
forget bis look of grief. He will leave this place
ABOUT the IL Of January for asljngton.
Gazette.
DIRECTORS
! " TIE Formers Bank IF Virginia and Brlu.
! eiseS for the gear 1929.
| RICHaIoNp.
sg is' rsyea NeIols, lanes Es~ng
Warw.ek samIKes'e, tNehOls: NIil,, Naih.ne penby,
lila" G'iis' Sanuri Marx, Daniel issDhO,ham Cbaie.
| NORFOLK.
byi E7fe"t.st R'ehd Blow, WIN. c. HOLT, Mordser.
Seok no: B Seymour, VIM ID. Henley, Robt Ii. Sis!E.
By tae Stoeshoder' Richard D,umuoud, Frtdesiei III
eE', rhonas Dickson, tame, gilbert tame. tiyud,
| PETERSBURG.
Bytae EEseu'ive VIM. Robertson IT., John V. Wjfee1
Robert boiling, Edward wah,n Na,h,n,sI Freud jJ.nn
oTammar, Sen, u INN Organ, Peterson Goodwin.
Byi.s Siocthoide 4tnue Mordeeai, Donald Ms Rerze
Jame' MsFAFiAn4, j., William CoIps, tAldep ~ spve
! rREDEa1cKsBuRo.
= ny ae E1teU'i-e- Carter L. Stevenson, WIN. c. Beats
Geo Hsn'ton Rober; Patton, IT,, Fayeite JOHNSON J.h.
Gray, John Hart, tWsller Mort on.
BY the Sfoctholder.- Samuel Gordon.
Hugh w Fry, iAnbOny Buck, tPhiiIp Alexander.
LYSCRUBURG.
Bytts EFscufiVs,- Joln NJ Warwick Amman EIsrfer,
John q Meem, Samuel Miller, BueEaer ohn W. Sag
well, M Lsnghone, IT., iGeorsv Whllockr.
ny ne Ss0cthatdss- VIM Radford Christopher Wnrrss
John Walker, MiesJ'h DAVIS IT,, rRiehaId Tyne.
%ISCHESrER.
ny the E=scntiue- Daniel l. Alex S. TIiball
Iia'on neatly Carson, Jacob Baker John L. Page Dame.
/ TsggaTt, John Bruce.
/ RI a.
abraham Miller, Dawson Mccormick, wv liam Aoffa,
| ! Not IN the last Directory.
MARRIED, ! 81 Remington Kipg Wism county ontc.
Isl p.t oy ne Rev Add,on Lewis, DR.. Jsrson Miner O.