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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Masonic Gen Andrew jackson is not the man TO
abandon his ancient friends in the time of need. He
could not be the man to say, he not, was and
nerer tcputd be a Mason."-While Anti Masonic AS
social getting upn sections of the North
ern States he does not shr nix from speaking of the
ciety OF Free Masons, he do in the days
OF their highest prosperty.He has recently given an
evidence of this moral Courage which 4, somewhat
contrasted with the Masonic policy OF his prede
cessor
"The corner stone of The Associated Method I
church wa' laid In Alexandra. by the NJ. w. Grand
Master assisted by the Grand Lodge of the District of
Columbia, on the 29.h Of March. The Grand Lodge
convened at III o'clock, in the room of Washington
Lodge No. %. (of wri h G~n Wa .hington was the
Foun Ter and Mastery John N. Monlier. NJ. w. C. NJ.
nresidlRg, who announced TO the Brethren assembled
TIE order OF the procession which aherwlrd. form
81 unIer the direction of the Grand Marshal Brother
Jeremiah E'kn'. and his ass't'n's The procession
thea moved from the Hal TO the sta selected for the
building.
"silencs having been proclaimed by the Grand Mar
shall the Rev MIR Steele addressed the Throne OF Grace
IN an appropriate and impressive prayer"
"The Foundation Stone then laid, and the Grand
Master observed al pronounce thi. Fornda ion Sion.
Of the Associated Methodist Church. 10 he ,yeU C,,n,d
true and rusty"
"Ater the performance Of these and other solemn.
ues me procession again moved in the order down
King street. and embarked on board the elegant
er Columbia, Capt Mitchell accompanied by the Alex.
Anra Band, who kindly volunteered their services on
the occasion, SOM hundred Spectators consisting of la
dies and gentlemen OF Washing ton, GEORGETOWN Al.x
andra, and their vicne and several embers of Con.
gre's and strangers OF distinctions and eded 10
Mount Vernon, TO pay masonic honours al the tomb of
their departed and illustrous brother Gen. GEORGE
WASHINGTON"
"The members Of the Fraternity assembled on this oc-
ca'ion has been estimated from FIVE to six hundred
(among whom were many brethren from the extreme
point oil the Union, AMI many Grand Officer. from the
sister Siaes) and was by lar The largest
yer assembled in this psrt OF the Union"
"Tlc following the Presidents Reply to the Let
'er OF Invitations:
WASHINGTON Cry, Mach 81. 1880.
Respected Sir regret that the duties of nv Office
will not allow to avail myself of the polite invita-
uon conveyed in your note of yesterday. II would at
lord me the highest pleasure TO unite with nv Masonic
Brethren of this District in laying the Corner Stone of
Religious Ediiice proposed TO be built in Alexandria,
ana IN marching afterwards an form to the Tomb of
Washington. The memory of that illustrous Grand
Master cannot receive more appropriate honour than
that which Religion and Masonry pay it, when thew
SEND their votares TO his Tomb fresh from the perform
ance OF acts which they consecrate
81 am, very respectfully,
"Your obcdienf servant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Present majority for Con
stitution in % counties; the 27i2
returns. very incomplete.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
THE RIGHT OF SUnFRAGE.

H. Every white mao citizen fthe coUnonwcar ,,.F,
therein age twenty one years and upwards being qualified
ton and laws. and every citizen being possessed or
ars aud assessed 70 he u Assessment thereof he cr
red by law, every such citizen being possessed ns
land, and having freehold therein surb r,rrsr
share beng value Of twenty-five dollars and
cvSry such citizen beng entitled everslun or vested re
e. the va!ue Of y dollars so assessed 10 be . aay as
Ssr~rni iua"o' Pee required by fcach a every such
citizen unless his title shall have come 10 b, g .s, do
ed or entitled Tor mou'rs and every such citizen who ,ra
oAt 10 vote, Of originally years OF the
annual value or rent If twenty dollar. and ry- ,rf C
and head o family within the COUNTY CITY, town. huroU or
election district where he NAV Offer Il, Won, % 5 ,c @
assessed with part Of hc revenue OF tho commonwealth
M other rsf,or.-sHa1 gs-Ta,gSI TO y5,. s . o., G
head NJ a f,I,y sr'-rg Ice o., ~ , ~ ,, ,' "''
ante 10 common, joint tenants r1.Caugs possession r
Of sha he inelaf-en, 10 @-,,,,s Ea ' nI VIC , r
together have tho value land shall
mode , arg ,rg,r vote ,r yc,s. Snail " ~, 10" Ip, ,'e
r,, o, ~ , W, ''', or VINO ,@. a
rur, 'hc 0f the Ju-d sn,es or ly anv ra ma
coavI.fcd % amy Infamous offence. fan
Above is The liil article ofth7 New Constitution.
relating the exercise OF suffrage which us the c'ac
lions nro a, hand, we again publish for general infr-
nation.
The following card waaad1rc5ssd to us and publish
cd, few days ago:
To rur EnIrors or THE Wu.a.
Gentlemen. Allow me 10 inquire through llr nc
dunn of your paper whc'hor housc-hcoprrs residing
in Richmond, are entitled 10 vote 90 the county.
tis'hc opinion 3r some persons that no ono can vote
8 the county r'orirnu. who docs NOT possess free
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
IA A ESyIJn MET s
tORTtOt RLNLL.NONL
ARRIVED.

Hehr Commerce, Weeks. > days from Phladel
t-." va chesapeake and Delaware Canal. with sun
DRIES I" Lancaster 81 Dcnby d Pcyiop. G ~ Mitch
e." PERKINS and Harrison, J Rtchic. 8 {, Il An
G ~, q ) Cosby 81 CO. ] A Myers, S Mgers,
~ ~ SwnoPe, Hai!oweil, Sarvay, ID Mcdonald
ttu"Ha'd ana .'"rdner. c Ellis. Garth. Cotton &
Clarke. II Eu>tace. J II vyalrhall
.2rhr credom S'ulnan. from New York ballast
Sn'p trimmer, Price. from New York salt to
Sect q Fry, and r Siicrre. -
SAILED,
SiOcp Shamrock. Peufcld for Wa-.bsr, co,,
BALTIMORE, Sept. 22--Arri7ed schr. Carr
me Maroon. Harrington. FROM Richmond; sIoep A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

q. That Carolina has not only not boon injured
bu, really benefit ed % many thousands by the Tarf
Thai no state IN tho union h. more deeply inter
csted m maintaining tho prinplcs orjhe TAM
G. That nullihcation IS folly. aud tho pcaccablc
course projected under r., all a silly and wicked
dclusion
7. That It gsows ont Of deliberate conspiracy
against tn" union, which hrs boon steadily working
upon for the last though very fc are IN the
secret.
That Convention is the grand end aud aim
and agent Of that csuspirocy
liy friend, YOU hay" much ~ stake, md ygu arc
not the man whom would think en- or wish
or hope to deceive Before Aim ghty God. | d.glure
TO you that believe oil the above propositions IN be
true; aud you have my pcrm.ss'oo my, request. to
publish this with my name 10 It for am in car
uCst.
Yours GilcCt.ona'cly
WILLIAM JOHNSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
Sa!aak!e PToDerty for SoIe-
0VRG e y7ysg go,

koCIOR JOHN BOF &, having nus. returned
e. from New York. where ha has Id. N n ma :,
himself well acquainted with rsr uaIstaar g
method OF caring Dyspepsia or JnI xe,Jop nov ofrs
his services. TO those adic ed eG,th ts COMPLAINT as
"a" legally authorized gent for ."o State u Virgin
IA OF y Haisted tne inventor Of this entirely new
mode Of practice. in tic tGi.uCy ~ which ] Bow
has the most III plIcit coGf".agg
Winnie there had ample opportunity OF Convefanr
uaiIy with from . to 20 ot .es5 unfortunate sufc-
eIS rom many ct the State. whose iseGsee had
resisted the sbezt medical advice 1 .,.rsra snd .
ihe'ca' and who had Leen entirely ana radi-nly GU
red by this method.
Eor the efficacy Of the practice ar1 ~ ayr..g . 70
7d'u t!ais' &c. L" retcr TO Messrs W-H. Ii Hubbard
James Crane, g =. Hillard, JOHN n. G1rton ~
". Foote's aud J r. TriPlet, of his city. unI scy
eral from the town Of Petersburg
}. Dove may be found or lbs Narke. Rrld.e, over
the store OF Messi5 NadSwCstA 8 Williams
sep lA-tf If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

N Paris, signed by Marshal Jourdan. as provisional
hcad-appoiuted by tie Duke of Orleans. The mon
Of the Revelation arc II tie head OF every thing.
Foa THE WIG.
To "NATHANIEL BACON. III. Heroor Ike
first &c
"H' iEe tai; goI2-, hat ~ your voiInious at,sc;
upon Mr. Leigh IN the Wing Of "Wednesday morning
you mad gar1icd his speeches IN Convention, 'cu1
ing portions To" their context. suppressi0g other a
p.snaory and qualifying PORTIONS, and m short treat
ing HIM with The :. most LiIJrray and unfu.run,s
vas induced 20 make some eHamIuatina, il order "a
SATISFY myself Of the ruth or rcorrecues, of the
charge against you. cannot but SUPPOSE that Won
concluded Mr.. Leigh was either 90 much occupied
or viewed your attack with much Indifference "a
no' zee your publication, end that his c.en $
m The strength of his claims 10 the supDor, of The
people Of HgUTco. and D-csuuiur that where I.tar.
ton was 50 easy, you would not expose Yourself IN
/ me consequences "! EisGuaUCE I'm, would likewise
decline as unnecessary he task Of trackin0 v,u in
your various statements aud quotations
Is the public thus account foT yuur m -bi,r nj
his speeches, Did you Imagine that nobody would
take the trouble ofeXposHg your uuf4irness or en-
pa0." ut That unisTncss, you likewise caluus 70
exposure;
These YOU may perhaps think, are warm terms. So
they urei but will presently prove even to YOU that
they are not unIcscryed
Brom page Sc Of the Debates OF the Convention
you quote faon Mr. Legh's speech on the basis o.
/ Representation, the following lines:
"Aud now, Sir, LEI he distinctly understood Iuael-
ment to my native State every foot soil to ever e
rest OF all heT citizens has been nv ruling passion from nv
youn-so strong that (~hat all atrachmenss to be
useful TO their objects, must be- sude hardly recoec,
the reasons on winch II was founded None know me-
w doubt s -r,saw, lGrcoiH ihrs fearful this distract
ing conflict looked q, b, SIKH terror the frat And
oeN 10 ITS consequences with horror new! tTsLl-
have burned raised my Ias.audra yoce TO warn aud r.
weigh, o. cssraci, 10 .&e It needed Nsgsr t them, had
felt the Of political influence amen,ed had dIs
GaUrd ordinary methods ACQUIRING %
though probably efforts would have been successful Wy
me- hat tine g.HHH HF PM lf E.R FHHa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
Branch A. Saunders Academy.

branch a. Saunders Academy.
h'iE subscribe respectfully informs lis parrons
and the public generally. that his .g.gl,T,y viii
&c 'e-oPoncd on MONDAY, eth INST, IL the rooms
originally occupied by Ar Wm. Burke, and recently
oy Dir. a ualladay. un G. street about 100 Yards
above til" Washington Tavern
In" course OF instruction embraces the CrceE.
Lain and Drench Languages, Mathematics. English
Grammar Geography, with the use OF Maps and
o-"'cs; and oil the MINOR branches of IN Hs'gsH,
eercal!on. Spelling. Reading Writing and Ari,h-
wetic. being indispensable IN every OCCUPATION. viii
-'!apoSs part Oft daily Exercises of each class
Lnr Principal has procured for the Use al his school
c"np'eje set OF Surveying Instruments; sud those
Pu"I!. who are sufficiently advanced. viii br exercised
%" Saturdays m practical surveying, taxi q heigl.ts
and distances dwelling &c.
Iorms-S30 per aunum for oil studies exceut the
French Language. for which $50 Additional wi be
char. ed.
sep 24-2lc BRANCH SAUNDERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

FDTiiE Subscribers have fer Sale
L Wilson's Hagt coltons
German oZnaburgs
Liverpool fiji d sacks Of salt
English white lead
London silk aud gIugham Umbrellas
London porter
Ioli wine, bottled in oPo.:o
C-~;e- Of esr,hanwar-. csso.tld
&iy nails, quart bottles
Ain plate and CraG.erS copper.
Also, very fine Id Madeira Wine imported 3
years ago. direct from MADEIRA and -,nce zen. has
had benefit Of yoysre TO aud from London.
sept 24-2nwIw* c & y WARWICK
EUST PUgLISHED-Tot-r Of Rey r. or sent
% ed q" The pupils of lie Elm Wood School bv
Their trend James ~ Garnet, for sale at he Book
Stationery and B1ncv Store OF
K. . SANEAY.
IVORY for miniatures, miniature lram-s-ro- sale
oy r d s.
sep %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
P SCALES, superintendent.
SStaasIC,a 81 K IT p
Sept. IA, 1905

ElE NRY . MIDDLETON. Of Fredericksburg.
Il L w.. has under ssss TO raEteTs ~ D. - Va 70
tie 'rIg'na owners. hat have s,iS ~ - direct
tax ot he Usred 81. -, and SITE tax. Ala tina,
Which hes breH tsrfstSS 10 ths k.tersyy Eund of
Virginia. for he non sy ss9Et OF tsxsa
lie Will undertHko Ter FnrtiSn ~ no Ind reco-
Vercd; 0u'. II prcfnrrsd By tho pro-t - -G.ll take
stipulated ocrtIngenr -, ,t.,.- iUa 10 hs pad
at;er the performance ofsUss essnrs
Persons wishing hrs -rrVlcs-. had bette couusni
cato Early w'sh hHn -. FrSds-lchsSvrg, vs.. post
PAID a' ne expects 10 out To- - Wsst mi, sn.
He continues to receive sTsuG7es 10 yryss4irats
aTI identify Ssrrn lands 6y o. 4l suryev. t. rent
icas" OFT pay the raXes, r1ns- Ssog aGa EsndeT
every other service necessary for tho sss manage
hereof
The continued sxtcnsiTe range OF riding which hrs
engogen Ms require West Of The Alsahaay noun
tsns, 1EurdS the opportunity to tAnsas1 hs~ bust
ness, which induces hin 10 CEsr his services gene
rally
The settlement and bonding of debts. coIlsc,ing.
nag citation and all other business v receive PROMPT
personal 'uontI1u. As this advertisement solici,s
beyond his pr'"nn acquaintance, no oers reference
20 he following gentlemen:
Corporation gf Fyeier7cFs5urr pa
John N"'ca.te, John s Wexford,
wtn,mJ Roberts, Fayetc Joanston,
Rur5sn Thomas, Archibald Hart
William 4. X uuH.
Spotry'cunir eo,-,t7. "a
George Hamilton z liam Bernard.
Samuel a. sorrow, CuiPcysr County. Ta
.26s'1rris Cuu1fy. "a
'.'o' h'hn faEe' Iehh rogers, Hugh Nelson.
E bert Rivcs. Nelson County, Va
David Briggs. Richmond CITY, Va
Thomas .. Taylor, Powhatan County, Va.
X. W Dand-dg". Henry Cuuaty. Va
Abraham Staples. Patrick Court house Va
Billiard Smith. tirr.r5rler County. Va.
joseph +. DaaucFfa.d, Lrwisbufg W.
LnHls StuDu, Clerk ol Grrcnbrisr County. Va
Chet Justice Georro Robertson, Ny.
Hun. Robert r. Lo'-hcr Nv.
Mark Richards, Philadelphia
George llcuh. Baltimore
SHas Wood, New York
Doctor Thomas Spmrnnr, Alexandria %. g.
Er-krah Miller. Geo rstowu. d. C.
son g"--Esw Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

Freight and Passage Boat, for Norfolk and
Baltimore
TB7HE Steamboat Coh,m5us, Capt Turner. WI
4 cave Rockets for the above places On Saturday
mornn. az o'clock For freight or paseac.. orr,y
ON board c-io LEWIS hUDLUM.
S.r' -3-St Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

hs"tue"g Among lie pledged Clay men, q. HON,
,'' Jackson prints laid v0'eu hands upon. TO scna.z.
'tt Jackson majority IN the next Legislature. Is
DE-. Pierce Disguised a. their -CIon,crv. Dr.. Piece
has published letter Of cyPlaualon, from which &c.,
select two paragraphs in order 20 show the da.7.,.-
Die tricks o:'ha ioos ofthe Pa:ty, and what scr, Of
me" tAey clam to constitute lie majority of which
they beast but which they hgra not
"Ny competitor was thorough -5f.- Is-l,, .,. ,..,
every i-cuy nc possessed TO upsn himself the a-
pSiE, H po.ia""E publicly aud privately, taat successor
'1H' .I'"fe ana ID majority OF the legislature were
." favor OF Henry Clay, Uu,i jackson candidate ,oy I
q, 1S same U's -2G'r'us most positively n were
NC "'u'" support jackson candidate These scr
wenis were announced wH much warmth ssa -r,,, ,i,
s."s'-e'le excitement wasraIscd weeks before The
election, and called upon to say what co,rs. ,T
pursue, ~ regard 10 my vote It elected
P"1'.y remarked, that ID not knox who would be can
-3ae' Tor uai high station, and could not therefore er.
myself with pToPrlctv, IN favor any individual but ,i
Or haaUced 900 giving nay for senator entirely v , r
"'~" principles OF the individual mentioned the pgIrg
was 90 i1T7r C! then, and always had been and ,
Gan4 any candidate who unlenaly 20 il, ,e,,orrg
the isrl and internal improvements and nv ,,,.ro -
1' congress hao 'Ae constitutional power 10 pass such e,
surcs AMI hai owing the deep interest thai was yorr -
'h Focy, would vote tor that who would most vay
81 Likewise mentioned tse Political dungeon in which the
u" ms GG's no' peEnuIng OF h:h surcr his
sTaUoi Ihai would be IN favor the candidate who
would claim the power Of the inaaigo INTO the r,ss
oil the removals ny tire President in the recess Of tho 80
ana To restrain nm m the uuHourdcd and uncxaulped eyer,
% l"a power 10y which he 50 Iav.hiy rewards so IN
numany Furnishes As oPpooers for exercising right OF tue
elective franchise
81 further declared, tsat viewed these prinrires Of n
much Importance that Il two candidates for the senate eT.
present. tnenseves before the Lee stature 10 favor of the
econ OF he fre'ocn' the other favor election Of
Henry Clay u the Jackson candidate were IN favor of the
meIan system and allowing the the inquire
,o ecaue OF removals and the Clay candidate posse,ed
"hrTeut PRIME pies, would vote for tho chIaaIau
DR.. Pierce IS the fourth who has d,sowDeI the
opinions ascri5cd 10 INN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
O. RE-LEYTING

& a. the Eastern Section Of he Eosest:y, OF H.
-" hanat'h" ItoEa, VIII take place on III. srsr
day 81 October next, at the house of Mr. Doni.!
Euttners. near Charleston. Eanawha
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

P. S. You have my permission, nay. request. 10
publish this.
Vhs seventh proposition o: Judsc johnston, will
strike the reader with force, bu, not imagine,
with sarprze. That there Il deliberate purpose
divide the Union and that the finger of Great Britain
IS In the affair, ws have long been persuaded We
find it now confidently affirmed, to tho existence
of settled purpose TO sever tho Union, by OF
high character and intelligence, living IN the spot!
we will not anticipate what IS to follow the letter
of Judge Johnston Hr has boldly and confidently
affirmed the proposition, and hope he vii not
shrink from the consequences. LEI the spies and
traitors be unmassed, and tho people Of S. Carolina
know what guides they have been fol,owu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

=
"a " nave M" conversation VII" All "''-"'
and are aO!e 20 give P'ec's" answer ~ inc H'e'0n
Propounded III card printed IN our Yesterday
paper As 10 "e IDEAS ~ "hl'o ~ al "'aS ms nav
ing o''H 'N'r's''" W NF h''s' IN one '' ms nd
dresses TO portion "' ''' people o. icHFco' con
cern'ng reform IN ''' Oo'f' OF Appeals
nat ",o not say '""' no s"', 0ns"' 10 DC Sui
ioF'o !" :" u IN" 'or'' "' Appears '' loss SUI"
ina" 'ooo' ',' So'u 10 'O'' 'n'"E' an" ne '".""S
10 sue" '"nE :" VIC spec" '''''!'" ''' "'''n nav
ny o"'e'''u 10 INC "G'"''"'"'" az" p''P','"'y nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
Lahnmrers Wanfed

2 WISH 10 employ 20 able boHlsd IL arro7s o. g.
rmployod ON the canal "t The city water worlds
'ucv .v'. NC r-d weekly or MONTHLY
~ GEO BOOKER
ss7surd 6hHe OK Siagcs and Heading for
Tobacco Kegs.
VISIT purchase 10000 Whuc Oak slaves wit. he usual
rmy"Uu Of Hrnd'ng, Tor Which ne highest rrrs will ~
ven Lry i9u-i uo vl sg-e0rr 7 .rlrrcd M r,v sty
s'.''-c'' yANlD BbECLAI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

r.
Euttners, near Charleston. Eanawha
Messrs. Robert Brooks & &C. the contrncsare Co.
executing the work upon the above section, havinr
iai'd to comply with the acquisitions Of their con
lI"c'. Will upon The completion Of the gipcsesser'z
SEeeN bridge and cInbankmeur De permitted 70 with
-'S" rom il' Pu5i employment; Gad tha line is nsl,
second tine "tarec to persons disposaa to eastrnc,
Tor road making, and the budiR- 81 tks sv,aaes
ne conditions OF the letting ard manner Of eSpor
uHg IL" y TX, Viii BE made known 20 IN. bidders ~,
the ST Gay "I OClnber next, ~ The f,"ss OF II b
Il lu"TS, near Charleston IN Kama uka ssulty .hrrs
'he Has Lot 'A" XecutIon Of yoFk IRE lnvi,,d II Is
SNPecLel Gas Persons pr"Po I9k 20 seEors upderta
AeFs WI. make themselves assuaiura with the iocn
ton o. the road and tho sewers DrGEz aSsa oreyi-
previous to the DAY IT re-letlag The distance OF
Road now offered tn bIdGerS.- EeEr b srl :, and ss
no part thereof has bgea GsI:perSd TIA uhs. WIN
D. III red and cont acted tor IL sctions o sx the
wishes OF the bidders. subject 10 such dsIulien for
lis work 4sas by r RFaase5r Nnpr pregIslshs o.
their Contract.
p SCALES, Superintendent.
SStaasICa - K It
osp~- - lsSo--s St
u The Editors Of the Richmond N.oairea Gen
stHuunna! Wing, W. chrvtrr Virsinan Charleston
tNeN Press. Staunton Spectator and Iyaahburo
J"iiersonran publican, wall I--ert th7 as9vs once
week til the 25th inst. s-d tsry~rrd tks a~ancnt
- his oflce fo5 payment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

rErnE COTTnM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16

remain in the Commonwealth, until suit be decided,
from which she expects TO receive legacy lett TO her
by John Bowe, late OF Hanover County:-2nd, Ac-
ceding TO the petition OF Oily, woman OF colour in
titles county;-3d, For allowing to Peter Mason OF
Chcserheid County the right Of redeeming certain
land by paying the taxes aud damages chargeable there
on. -.fgreed TO-
Resolutions, from the e. on Revolutionary Claims,
were read; lst, Rejecting tn petition OF Abraham
Crahtree To be placed on the Pen ion Ist:-2ni d.
Glazing eSprdient 10 increase the pension OF Scarbo
ronsh Bloxom, midshipmau in the Revolutionary
War Agreed to by the House
\ resolution of the Committee of Propo tions and
grievances was also agreed to- declaring the pc on OF
'ne branch Pilots OF the Rappahannock reasonable.
Peu'ions were presented:-l BY Mr.. Smith OF Gou-
cester from suny citizens for the passage of law
prevent the destruction OF oyscrs-and z. by MIR. An
derson from sundry inhabitants OF Fncaste for the in
corporaonof Company to construct turnpike road
from Fincastle TO ntersect the Lynchbug and Salem
Turnpike road--Relerred
On motion OF MIR. Garland of Nelson, the hour OF
meeting was changed TO IL o'clock. And then, on mo.
ton oil MrWhite OF X the House adourned accordingly