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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28
TO THE PUBIC

E'HE subscribers, having purchased the Line Of
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis
burg WILL on or before the first of May next, com
mcnce running the Route TWICE A WEEK
The Line will pass through Charleston and from,
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewsburp and
me principal Medicinal Springs, to wit: the White
sulphur, the Hot, the Warm. & to Staunton.
IL Will leave Guyandottc, twice week at o'clock
A. NJ. . ''o'A'
And on its return. will leave Stanton twice
week. 0
From Guyondotte TO the Springs there will be no
night travelling.
AT Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times n week.
The route, from Guyandotte TO Staunton. will he
performed in five days, and from Staunton TO Rich
mond' or Fredericksburg, two days, and from
Richmond, to the City of Washington in 90 hours,
and from Fredericksburg to the City, in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 10 tho
North will find this route the pleasantest and cheap
est. And those who may wish to visit the SprinGs
are informed, that exclusive of the Line they can AZ
all times be accommodated. on short notice with
good eTtTd Coaches TO those watering places.
ANA the public are assured. that in attention 10 the
accommodation and comfort of the PASSENGERS so fn
as good Coaches and Teens, and skilful and sober
Drivers can afford them. the line shall not be inferior
to any other in the State
PORTER g. BELDEN
Richmond, Vh. March 10. 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28
IRON CASTINGS.

THE Subscriber informs the public that he continues To
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factory, where he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Ma
chnery Of all descriptions. All orders sent to him AZ tho
Foundry, or to Mr. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No g. Bow
lys wharf Baltimore, for Castings, will meet with imme
date atention' and the Castings delivered there free Of
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. 26, 1929. tan2,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28
PROSPEROUS

For publishing By Subscription, in ne Tolon Of Pors.
mouth, Pirgina, Newspaper, to be entitled, the
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28

3S Boxes family loaf sugar, for sale low 10
close a consignment, by
april II 81 ID. TJMREpI AIM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28

HlhIiNiA: Attulrs. holden the clerks Office Of the
superior court of chancery fur the igcnmond district,
the 2nd day Of February, 1929: Isaac VnnceeI pItc
t2alpH Henry Davis Co. sud Henry w. Moncurc ana
John it"bnson' surviving partners Of Moncure, Robin
son 4, Peasants, dts.
Inv defendants Henry Davis & Co, wing entered
their and given security according the act Of
s'"mby and the rules Of this court and airing by
sarctpry evidence that hey habtanis OF this
cNuuuy II Is ordered that the said ns do appear
mere the first day o tie June term, answer the
H Of h" paint'f and thai copy Of this order he forth
"h inserted ~ Newspaper published ~ the civ of
fobwnnd for two month successfully posted at the
hont door Of The capitol IN the said city.
. 4 copy. Teste, Wm. G.. PHNpLETov g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28

UDIIIO w EHOUSE-RtchmOnd
"A AViNG lat the desire of the Inspectors of the
h above Warehouse,) taken the situation
OF salesman tender my services the cuvators OF
TOBACCO as such; and will pay the strictest atten-
Ilon TO receiving securing and selling any tobacco
sent 10 me or the inspectors.
Punctuality and despatch will in all cases be par
tlcnary attended to.
foliage. sc. advanced
j. Office in the Inspectors Counting Room.
NJ. e.. LAKELAND
IN B.-The planters are assured that the best pri-
ces Will be- obtained from all the buyers, 10 whom,
as wei as the Commission Merchants and Inspectors
beg leave to refer M g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees. etc

Rctluced 'n price fjop % 10 30 D.r cent
i Ahe.S WINSTON, Agent for William Prince Pronr;.
tor of the lnnan Botanic Garden near Tsbne New Yn
WI furnish selections of fine HLNE q, Table GR4pES
nj - cents each, by the hundred vines
The creates, proportion of these vines are from the Rhine
end The most norhern departments France and of eor,
cannot fail to succeed) including the celebrated Tolav and
o' req ahu grey buTsundy-the three latter making the
PEACH 81 APPLE TREES will also be furnished a, "a
Al,o' PRINCE ON HoRrICULTuRE-tor sale.
New catalogues greatly enlarged distributed graitously in
"hrh upon examination will he found that prices very
generally, have been greatly rtircod icb Is
rules held in the clerks office of the court of the United
states Tor the 9th circuit aud district of Viuria IN
the month of Feb 1929 James Thompson and Richard N,,
am .onn C. Hendon executors of EPpaphrodu mberae
"eceoSed pits Against leter Murdoch and John Hamilton sur
emS partners o l'am Cunningham Il 90. def'lN CtAN-
The defendants having entered their appearance and
E'h security according To rule Of the court, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that they are not na ban of the
SEE ordered thai the said defendants appear said
court at the city of Richmond first day of the next term
yi, ;I aiis oI and that copy of this rule be forth
- go III Soe newspaper published IN the City of Rich
mon Tor two months successfully posted a, the front door
oil the capitol in the said city.
copy Teste, I'd JEFFRIFs Cls
pURSUANT to deed Of Trust executed nv Edward C.
swami, on the Sd day of April 1921 and admitted q
record on the 18th day of the month"; the clerks office
OF rowatan county court, will sold TO the highest bidder
on The premises on Monday, the 25th day Of Nav next
Sact of Land in said county coutaininn $50 arrr lyn nm
Deep Creek, and within half mile of James river This
ahd lies WELL divided into four fields under good fences
watered by excellent springs IN most healthy arrer,lc
neigh6orhood and bounded by Belle Meade (tc estate the
late Thomas Tabb) Samuel swami Richard Swami and
Deep Greek There are on the premises co,ofortabie neu
dwelling house with rooms, aud every necessary out building
attached Also new barn. and tobacco houses sucieat fer
large crop.
The parties interested agree that the sale shall I've made for
"ne'oul OF the purchase in hand, the balance and
years well secured The sale will be conducted 10y Richard
A swami agem; for the trustee made a. IS vested
by me trust deed, and other which believed to he good
TIE TRUSTEE
The above made by my request meets my appreciation
EDWARD &. SWAMI
Ed C. Swami will sell the life estate of health,
ne al
reclaimed and adjoining the above, accommodating terms
possession Christmas mar 27-cowI,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28
SPRINGS STAGE.

'hlH stage will hereafter each week 10 nd
from Flucks, where " connects with the line from
Lyhchnnrg to Nashville &c aud LewisbuTg, where IL will
Connect with Poflers line of Coaches which runs In m.
Ohio river
FARE For each person there will bo ebargsd for a
passage in tine stage,
Ffom Lewisbutg to White Sulphur ao
White Sulphur to swee Springs a. m
Sweet Springs to Fincastle, . m
Fincasile to Fluoks, m
LewisbuIg To- Union or
do. Salt or Syco, ent,Lu, so
White Sulphur IN Union s0
Salt Sulphur 70 Sweet SpringS 60
The stage will alternately run from the Sweet sprpsa
by way the W. Sulphur TO the Salt SULPHUR and backs
and by tic Mill Gap and Union.
Eaoh passenger win he allowed take zOlbs Of bag
gage Zee Of charge but all that will be charged for
~ the rate Of cents per II. per 100 miles Those Who
ns register their names al the places where the stage stops
shall have the preference.
There will he good and careful drivers and the best
horses IN Virginia y y. CALDWELL
5'h nnUn'h, 2dth, 1920
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY

SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.
I'HE Savage Manufacturing Company are now employ
ing strong force IN building Machinery at this esab-
lishmPnt, in connection viii,
DANIEL HACK,
ana pledge them'eIves 10 give general satisfaction in the
o'spTtch and IN the faithful execution Of orders, and
UPON as Iavouble terms be afforded at any other
Machine establishment m the United States.
Apply AT The Factory near the Washington Turnpike
Road to DANIEL HACK. orto GEO WILLIAMS
No BOwy's wharf.
N. B. Good Machine Makers will find coH,tan, en-,
poY Baltimore. Jan 26-1pU2,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28
PAPER WAREHOUSES

PAPER WAREHOUSE.
iWD keems fine, superfne and extra s,,per6no
Vehu'n post, for sale, at New York cash
F a. WORKS
Agent for the Manufacturer.
5000 quilts of different prices
april
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28

va oNSiktk TONSON will stand the ensuing Season
- Al rec t'i, near Richmond His season will cormcrca
ue hrSt oil eDuay, and terminate first of july nex, IL
VIII he lei To mares at hiiy dollars the season. which NAV M
discharged 10y the payment OF forty dollars within the season
Mares can be insured a, seventy five dollars payable when ,,c
mare shall prove be in foal One dollar to the Groom In
e >"
The Tree It'll estate has been leased and well enclosed ,
the subscribers, who will furnish good pasurage for mares
gratis and stable them ia all bad weather They can be well
fed, II required, at % per day
Every desirable arrangement has for the accn
modniion OF and of subsc Ders will pve hs
constant personal attentions order that they NAV e we'll
treated aud returned To Their good orer TIE une
gncd cannot he responsible for accidents or escapes b vii,
use every eNeron tn prevent both Monsieur Tonson il
beautiful bay fifteen hands three inches high with black l
name and tail He finely proporioned exhibiting great po
er and beauty Throughout his form His blood appearance and
nent For Pedigree, &c see horse bills N'"''
49,. THOMAS WATSON
feb Ste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28
NEW NOVELS
FOR RENT--
TO Planters of Tobncco -, .Ln,nes Pc

'hE large front room over my office.
aPrn 5. HAWKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-28

TO Planters Of Tobacco IN. names R;Dcr
r. Office is given, that all Tobacco intended 6r g.,
arehonse arriving in the Basin, will if desired Inc ne
,L nv" ue IRE tooi w arehouse of the subscriber onna
II ah" ADJOINING >hocko, FREQ of expense drayap,s
n receipts granted by the Inspectors Shocko without fur,
10 Inc owner, when called for inspection or sa,n.
pihs IMAM would occur II it delivered once min Shoc-
Ample insurance has been effected upon al tobacco torcn
W wv hlusf aUoVe named w. l. MORRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-12
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1875

motion having been made for tho usual order 70,
'",n'sh,ng Members with newspapsrs-
MT "iek'iff- Of Kentucky, objected to n. He said
,nat inc subject Of furnishing, at the public expense
papers for the private convenience of tho Members Of
ms House, was referred TO a Committee last Session
and that the COMMITTEES had. in its report
60 di'eonnuance OF the practice. His mind. he said
nau um'efgone no change on this subject. He was OF
opinon that e application OF the public means 10 thi,
'nJect was not jnstiiahc. But in order to test the
question, he moved to lay the Resolution on the table
ms motion was nsgs,ived; aud the resolution con.
"nn'ng the u-sge. was agreed TO without a divison
Oh motion OF Mr.. Miller, the House then proceeded
20 me election OF Doorkeeper. The late venerable
enough now intrm) Doorkeeper, Capt. Benjamin
sacn was nominated, in very appropriate manner, by
Mr. tucker, OF South Carolina Several other person,
were nominated by different Members. The ballots
having oeenrroun'ed by TelIers named By the Speaker
Mr. Tucker rep"rted that Mr. Burch had received 1856
woes laIarxe majc ity Of the whole number) asd wa.
consequently chosen.
on motion, III wss,,hen resolved nem con. that Over
ION Carr he appointed Assistant Doorkeepsr to thi.
House. And rlsn
The House adjourned 10 IL o'clock Tomorrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-12

~ The ENQUIRER 10 published twice week generally
three times week during tho session OF
Price, heretofore Five Dollars aunu
advance Notes VI ehssed specie banks (cny)
received Tho ors will tho safety
iny Thorn by MALL the postage Of all letters being paid by tho
40 pspcr win be hu at tho discretion Of the
Eaitorsl until all arrcaragos have been paid up.
or whs"vcr will the payment papers
have the tenth GRATIS. = - -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
W One square, OR LE5SFir,t insertion 75centsash
tinusnes, SO cents
ssNo il either hesn paid for or
assumed By person In this city, envrons. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-12
TWENTY-FIRST CONGRESS.

MONDAY, DEC. Z, 1929
This being ths Constitutional day for the one niny M
the hrst Session OF the Tweny-hrst Congress tho
Members assembled in numbers at the Capitol, to-
wards the usual hour.
IN THE SENATE
AZ noon, the Hon. Samuel Smith of MARYLAND
Pr..dent pro fenpore Of the Senate, took the Chair
The roll OF Sna'or. having heen called by wal
Ter Lowre. Esq. Secretary Of the Senate, II appeared
shat the following Members were present, viz
From .fe,c- Hampshre.-Samuel Bell, Levi Wood.
Jfassae6msetts si,bc,
Rhode i''dnd-Nehemiah II. Knight, A,her Rob
Conneeiieut-S 4muel A. Foot. Calvin Wiley
Pe'mont-Horaio Seymour.
Veto Yorh-Charies F. Dudley, Nathan Sanford
Se'o:/ersey-Mahion Dckerson, Theodore Ere
iinghuy.en.
Psn"sylrdnia-Issac ID. Barnard. William Mark,
.nHryinnd-Ezekiel f. Chambers, Samuel Smith.
Worth CIroliua-James IredeiI.
Sosah CIrOiina William Smith
Georgia-Goorge NJ. Trnup
Rentucky-George NJ. Bibh John Rowan
1ennesee-Hugh l.. White, Felix Grundy.
Ohio-Jacob Burnett. B'njamn Ruggi..
L2utidn'-Josiih s. hn,,on, Edward Livingston
MsHssiPPi-PSwhitton Ellis.
Indtdnd-Wl liiam Hendricks, James NobIs
Ninos-E'is' *. Kane, John Mclean.
Mains-John Holmes, Peleg Sprague.
.Ms'omi-Davii Barton.
message sent to the House of Rsprc.en,,
tive. notifying that quorum OF the Senate had az
sembied.
Mr.. White and Mr.. Sanford were then sppoiuted a
Commiites 10 Join the Committee Of the House Of
Representatives, to inform the President Of the Unit
e. States. that quorun' of the two Houses had Assem-
bid. Re
On motion by Mr. White.
Re'oived, That the rule requiring the President pro
tem7ore to appoint the Standing Committee of the Sc
n'te, be suspended ,r asi relates TO the appoin
mint OF the Chairman of the Committee on Finsnc.
and ths the senate will proceed maks that appont
Inent by ballot Fr
And then the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
At IL o'clock precisely, tho House VA, called 10
order, BY Matthew ST. Clair Clarke, E,q Clerk to tn,
last Congress.
The Roll Of Members having bssn called over bv
stste' Il appeared that there present from the
several States tho following Momber,. viz:
FROM MAINE
Samuel Bu'mau James w. Ripley
George Evans joseph f. Wines,e
Rufus McInire
FROM NEw-HAMpsHIRE.
John Brodbead Jonathan Harvey
Thomas Chandler Henry Hubbard
Joseph Ham son, John w Weeks
John Bailey Benjamin Gorham
ls'ac Z. Bates Jines T.. Hodges
nenjn. w. Crownn'hsId Joseph G. Kendall
John Diys John Reed
Henry w Dwight Jo.eph Richardson
Edward Everett John Vsrnum
George Grennrii, Jr.
PROM RHoDE-fsLAND.
Tristan Burgess Duiee J. Pearce.
FROM CONNECTICUT.
N ,yes DIrb.r Rilph J. fngersoll
William W. Ellsworth William l.. sforrs
JIsez w. Huntington Ebenezer Young.
FROM VERMONT
William Caboon Rorn C. Malay
Horace Everett Beniimin Swift
Jjnathau Hunt
FROM NETWORK.
William q. Angel Michael Hoffman
benedict Arnold Perkins King
Thomas Bcekman James w. Lent
Abraham Bockce John Magee
Peter J. Borst Henry c. Martindale
g q. Cafnbteleng Thomas Maxwell
IIcnryB Cowles Robert Mcneil
hee'or Craig Ebenezer r. Norton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-12
.VEJV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In CHANCERY-in Nsttaway County Court, 7l
August. 1929:

-
Ordered that the account Of William Doswers exccu-
torsp OF William boswell, dec be re-commed to John
i. Dupuy, Master Commissioner in Chancery Of this
Court that tho said Commissioners audit, state and settle
ths same, in such manner to show how the
stands between each legatoe Of the decedcnt and
bursonsns and that he report thereupon this Court
Copy. Teste,
+. FITZGERALD, 9. C.
The parties Interested will take notice, that have
appointed Monday the fifteenth day Of February next
10 attend at jennings Old Ordinary, in the County of
Nouoway, for the purpose of carrying the foregoing
erder into effect where the parties requested
tend AZ early hour with their papers, &C. ready for
settlement JOHN p. DUPUY, NJ. c. N c.
Doc. IL. 72-wsw
NOrlCE-Now on the eour.s at Bod K,cr .
three yssr oil bay coli. OF COED size. iae aci,n
gel collier, high form. AMI quick the foot. H,
wss sired by Virgnsn. Dam Poto,na ct Gsnd Dam full
sitter to Wilkes Surprxe say is among the fast
est horses now in America: how far, or how long h.
may last u unknown TO me- he 10 now on hi. firs,
eonrse oil training. aud only put il l3 days past
will now sell him, at fair price; but when make =
further trial. and know him bsrr he will rise or fall
In price agreeable to his performance,
JAS. J. HARRISON.
Dec. L. 72-lt
MODIFICATION all men by these presents, that 1,
In Nathaniel s. Shepard. of B.imount County, Ohio.
do authorize and appoint Francis r Mitchell of Vir
ginis, to maxi. and vend "Dr. VIM. Juikn,' Pa
tent Specific ontrnent." throughout the Counties OF
beth City, Warwick, Norfolk and Princes, Ann. in
GLIDING all towns and cities in the same as fully ar
could, were present myself
Given from under my hand anil seal this day. dated
Richmond, December oh. 1929.
(ScalJ NATHAN S. SHEPARD
Tests,
Csc w. snrLrox.
Dec. IL T3-w6~
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Jacob Crocheron Corshom Powers
Charles G.. Dewitt Robert s. Rose
John ID. Dickinson Ambrose Speucor
Jonas Earll, jr. Henry r. Storrs .
isaac Finch John w. Taylor
george Fisher Phincas l.. Tracy
Jehiel III. Halsey Culian C. verpianst
Joseph Hawkins CampbcllP. White.
FROM NEw-JERSEY.
Lewis Condict Isaac Picrsou
Mchard M. Cooper James +. Randolph
Thomas ID. hughes Samuel Swan
James buchanan Adam King
Thomas III. Crawford George G. Icipor
Richard Coulter Alcm Mari
Joshua Evans William Mccrccry,
James Ford Daniel IT. Miller
Chauncey Forward Henry A. Muhleubura
Joseps Fry, jr.s William Ramsey
John Gilmore John Scott
Innis Green Thomas H. Sill
Joseph Hsmphill Samuel A. Smith
Peter lhrie, jr. John b. Sterigero
Thomas Irwin Joel Ii. Sutherland.
FROM DELAwARE.
FROM MARYLAND.
Elias Brown Richard Spencer
Clement Dorsey Michael c. Sprirx
Benjamin G. Howard George C. Washington
George f. Mitchell Ephram K Wilson
Benedict |. Ssmmes
FROM VIRGINIA.
Robert Allen Thoma. Davenport
William >. Archer Lewis Maxwell
William Armstrong Thomas Newton
Thomas 7. Bouidn Alexander Smvtb
Nathaniel II. Claiborne Andrew Stevenson
Richard Coke, jr. Jshn Talisfarro
Robert Craig
, FROM NORTH CAROLINA
WINS Aiston Robert Potter
Daniel J.. Barringer William B Shepard
samuel samuel T.. Carson Augustine II. Shepherd
nehry w. conner Jesse Speght
Edmund Debcrry Levi, William.
Thomas III. Hall
Robert w. Barnwell william d. Martin
James Blair George McDufic
y0hn Campbell William T. Nuckolls
warren H. Davis Startling Tucker.
William Drayton.
49, FROM GEORGIA.
Thomas F. Foster Wilson Lumpkin
Chares T. Haynes Wiley Thompson
Henry IT, Lamar James NJ Wayne
FROM KENTUCKY.
Ihomas Chiffon John KincaM
James clark Joseph Lecompte
Nicholas ID. Colem,n Robert p etch.r
Henry Daniel Chittenden Tvon
athan Gather Charles A. Wicklifo
Richard NJ johnson Joel Yancey.
FROM TENNESSEE
yonh Beii Cave Johnson
Jonn blair Pryor Lea
Robert Desha James X pol
JACOB y. isacks James Standfer.
Mordecai Barley William Russell
Joseph III. Crane James Shields
William Creighton. jr. William Stanberrv
James Findlay John Tbom.on
John M. Goodenow Josenb Vancn
William w. Irwin Samuel r V;o,o
" Imam N'nn'n FROM Lours E,;S. @hi''le'sy'
Henry Fl. Curley Edward ID Whit.
Wal.erH. Ovsrton
FROM INDIANA.
Ha'hn bocn John Test.
FROM MISSISSIPPI.
Thomas Kinds.
FROM ILLINOIS.
Joseph Duncan.
FROM ALABAMA.
h. f. B. Baylor Dixon TT. L,uu
c. c. Clay
FROM MISSOURI
Spencer Petii-
DELEGATES
FROM MICHIGAN TERRITORY
John Biddle.
FROM ARKANSAS TERRITORY.
Ambrose III. Sewer.
FROM FLORIDA TERRITORY
Joseph NJ. White
Quorum of the House being present,
The House proceeded to ballot for a Sneaker Mr.
Condict, OF New Jersey, Mr.. Ripley, of Maine and
MT. Polk OF Tennessee, being appointed Teller. an
nouncei, after counting the ballots tho following
suit 20 -
Whole number Of votes ,et
Requisite TO a choice on
or these votes there were
For Andrew Stevenson I5a
For William ID. Martin u
For Joel d. Sutherland
For j. W. Taylor
For III. X Sorrs
Seattle ring
80 hndrew Stevonson, Of Virginia, was elected Spea-
kcr Of the Houss -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-12

THNo TAVERN-KEEPEkS. snaii otter 10, ~
N on Wednesday, the 23i instant, being Hanover
Court Day, on the premises, the Tavern at Hanover
Ceurt-hou.r, Tor The ensuing year,and possession given
rue i'to jan, iS3O.-This establishment is Justly a..
tssmed one OF the most valuable in the State There
no oppo"'on and IL has rented many years for zoe
per annum.-Pasticuars made known on the dsy Of
renting. THE PROPRIETOR
Dec. 10. 1l-waw
FEMALE TEACHER.-A young lady who la.
n had several years experience in teaching, wishes
situation in private family; one up the country
wouia be preferred She is qualified TO teach all the
branches Of an English education, with music n- ode.
work, &c &c. For information, apply to Mr.. Jane.
winston. Richmond, Dir. Thomas Shore Of Pc
tersburg.
Dec. s 6S-vev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-12

So Mathew ST. Clair Clarke was elected Clerk Of
the House Of Representatives and forthwith sworn
into office.
On motion Of Mr. Miller OF PennsvIvania, It was ro
solved. that John Oswald Dunn be appointed
Sergeant At Arms % the House.
On motion OF Mr.. Taylor Of New York IL was or
dered that Message rs sent 10 the Senate 10 inform
mt body that quorum Of this House has assrfnbed
That Andrew Stevenson has been elected Speaker
thereof that il ready 10 proceed to busness and
that the Clerk do 20 with said Message.
On motion Of Mr.. Taylor, ALSO IL was further order
Cd that the Rules and Orders established by the late
Houe OF Representatives be deemed ard taken 10 he
me Rules aud Orde Of Proceeding to he observed 10
,hs House until revision alteration shall have Ia
ken place
On motion OF Mr.. Drayton, Of 9. Carolina, II was
IssoVsd' thata committee be appointed the part OF
this House to join such committee ss have been or
may be- appointed on the part Of the Senate, 10 wait
upon me president ofthe United States and inform him
Una, quorums OF the two Houses have sssembled and
mat Congress are ready TO receive any communication
] helmsy be pleased TO make
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Horsr OF DrLrnArrs.

Continuation Of Fridays Proeeedings1
MIR. White Of II. called up the Bill making further
proyision for the extension Of the Kanawha turnpike
10 Big Sandy River.--It was read second time, en-
crossed and PIT upon it's passage.
Mr. Eppes was opposed 10 the Bill lie thought the
SCENTS ofhe Commonwealth ought he held TO strict
account and that they should he compelled 10 make
'her contracts conform to the appropriations. He
could see no cod to these spproprations-year after
year additional sums were called for and there was no
security that this sum called Tor sufficient
Mr. White defended the Bill and said that the securi-
ty, that the sum now asked for was sufficient was am
pe in az much az the contracts were already made and
only visited this appropriation TO be completed.
Mr.. Minor said, he opposed to the Bill last
sion, but the house bad passed the law then and the
contracts had been entered into by the agents Of the
Commonwealth, and he thought the State onght now
to comply and finish the Roads.
Mr. Smith Of Kanawhs said, tina, the contracts wsr,