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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

GUsTAVUS UPSON RICHARDS, Esq. of New
- io,n, pgGare IneIes'eq on 'ne IS, feDruary last,
this City; j. & S James g. Co Of the City Of Now
York, and Eward james & Co of Petersburg Va-Nr
Richards will be the resident partner in the City Of New
York.
April II. F.&J. S. JAMES & Go.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EN CHANCERY-VIRcIsIA.- an intcrmed date
H term OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, held for Henrico county, Feb. 9Th lss5
Joseph Starkc, Plaintiff
against
John Smith, Richard starkc. and sa- n,c,,a,,,,..
rai Starke Heiehua'ts'
And, John Smith, Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

VHNHE Spring meeting the Fairfield Course vii
ID commence on Tuesday, the 18th inst aud continu
four days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

EHOTSPUR, tie Sire Of NaseJg,a, will stand tho en-
q a suing season, at ST Legcr, fMr John Eleth s }
in the county Of Chesterfield % miles from Petersburg
10 miles from Richmond and miles south Of the Cor.
Pits. Particulars will be given hereafter.
Dec. %. [70-ul JOHN B. CIRIGTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

YWNHE subscriber wishing to pay all debts due from
n him, will sell at reduced price the Land ON
which New Kent Courthouse is situated containing
from $50 10 1000 Besides being the county stand
this is of the best road stands in the lower country
More than half ts land is uncleared and much so un
cleared, would bring tobacco-a good farm might be
made on it, besides what is rented with the Tavern
will also sell my farm adjoining Williamsburg; il con-
tans about 12O acres; it would be desirable residence
for any with large family cducate the farm has
yielded SIX barrels Of 10 the for several years
IN successonit is admirably suited the cotton crop
Ii will be shewn to any person wishing purchase by
the subscriber, will the Court house tract by Mr. T.
Crump. BURWELL BASSETT.
March "a tOG y,
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AN ACT

Declaring what shall be valid subscriptions the stock
OF the James River and Kanawha Company-Passed
goth February, 1885.
Section 2 BE it declared and enacted by the General
Assembly, That in proceeding ascertain the amount
OF valid subscriptions to the stock of the James River
and kanawha Company the President and Directors of
the James River Company shall regard as a valid sub
scriber any person body polite Corporate who shall
nave paid one dollar or more each share intended TO
be subscribed FOR by him, either into the Bank of Vr
ginia, or Farmers Bank of Virginia, any of their
oces OF discount and deposte any agent duly APP
pointed to receive the same and such payment made at
any time on or before the twenty day of Februa
ry, eighteen hundred and tirty-iivc shall constitute
such person. body polite Corporate valid subscriber
to the stock of the said Company, for The number of
shares for which payment shall have been made whe-
Their the of the subscriber be endorsed on the Com
missoncrs books or not.
April 10. Him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

BDlECE GOODS cheoP JOr cash-or SHIRT, atgrOtcd
81 credH-IiENW PAYsoN, No. I, Hanover St. near
the Post Once, NEW YORK, respectfully solicls the
patronage Of those Country Merchants who are making
tcr purchases of staple Dry Goods with cash or short
credit lic has made his arrangements for dealing with
such and is determined 10 offer them goods at such prices
as will make it object ion them to patronise him
Ills stock comprises general assortment of foreign
and domestic staple Dry Goods.
Feb u on ON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

EINXECUTORS SALE-Wili be sold to the highest
IA A bidder, on the premises Tuesday the 2Ist of
April next the Tract of Land, in the county of Gooch-
land, belonging to the late Mrs Elizabeth Humber de-
ceased, containing l73 acres-on the following terms
VIZ: one third cash. third in six and the balance in
twelve months; bonds with approved security, and
payment The land lies the stage road from Rich
mond TO Charlottesville, and five miles above the Court
hoase. 1t is of the healthiest residences in this
part of the countryand the title is ndspuabc Also
at the same time and place, there will be sold for cash
some articles of household furniture.
All persons having claims against the estate of the
late Mrs Elizabeth Humber deceased will present them
TO the subscriber, (eiher at Goochland Courthouse or
on the day of sale properly authenticated arrange
mens may be made for their settlement; and those in
dcbtcd TO said estate will please make immediate pay
mcnt as longer indulgence cannot be allowed.
MICAJAH MANGUM.
Executor IF Elisabeth Humber decd
March IL. IOA-IOt
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE--Will be sold ON
~ Monday the goth inst, the premises the high
est bidder, that new and well-6nishcd Dwelling house
with out houses, and the ground appcrtaining situated
on Mayo or Locust Street, and occupied by MIR.
Hugh w Fry.-Also, the House on 18th Street, near
Main Street occupied in part by VIM Reynolds, barber
with the ground to the appcrtaning
houses were erected by the late Garland H. MITCHELL
Tie first emncntly combines proximity the centre of
business, and retirement for n private family-The
second is in the very heart of business.
ferms-One third cash. one third four months and
third at eight months credit with privilege TO the pur-
chaser or purchasers to pay cash. abatement of legal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS notes, satisfactorily endorsed and
trust decd will he required for the credit payments
credit be preferred.
Sale TO commence at IL o'clock, M, at the house
occupied by Mr. Fry, and Immediately after the sale of
that at the house occupied by VIM Reynolds on 18th
Street. THE HEIRS OF WM. S. MITCHELL decd
BY Iinecnt Cdbcu Ryau, their .attorney.
April 10
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April IA

va EETlNG IF he Upper .9ppomator Company-On
1VE the first day May next general meeting of the
stockholders of the Upper Apponattox Company, will
take place IN the town of Farmville the Mr.
George r. Jciires in order to take into consideration
the law authorizing an increase of stock and further i'm
provement of the river passed the last session of the
General Assembly OF Virginia. and to provide for the
opening OF books of subscription for the stock To
insure meeting, 1t is earnestly requested that all stock
holders VIII attend send proxies represent them in
the meeting. BY THE TRUSTEES
Ofhe Upper AppOmatto1 Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

EAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY.
Cd Notice To sUJScriberS.n pursuance of the direction
contained in the third section of the act of Assembly
passed the 10Th of March, 1872 entitled act incor-
poratng the Stockholders of the james River and Ka-
nawha Company, do hereby make known TO all CON
cerned, that according to returns made this office by
Commissioners appointed TO receive subscriptions the
stock OF said Company tirtytwo thousand one hundred
ana thrttwo shares of the said stock equal three
i'""% two ia-~J'H and irocS ioDsand two hundred
dollars have been subscribed for by individuals and bo-
dies polite and corporate other than the Commonwealth
do further make known that the President and Di-
Tectors OF the James River Company, will proceed
Friday The first day OF May next TO ascertain the
OF valid subscriptions to the stock of the James River and
hanawha Company. J. BROWN, j., ID .7uaiior
Second Auditors Office 9th April, 1886.
u Should any books aboriginal subscriptions still re-
main in the hands of Commissioners is deemed ndis
pensablc that they should be returned before the st May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

~ The Baltimore American will publish The above twice
scni thor FOR collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24
HcIinNe

Ea/ IL stand this spring QS35) at my SON Edward
w Johnson S, IN the county Of Dinwddic so niles
south OF Petersburg, and lS miles north Of Brunswick
Court iiouse Immediately the old stage road and is
now at hs stand ready TO mares at one hundred
dollars the season payable the 10Th day of July next
when it viii expire. '
MoNsIE0R fOSsoS will stand this spring at NV son
George w. Johnson's, in the county Of Chcstcrfcld
within one mile Of Moody stavern L. miles from Peters
burg, and y miles from Richmond and is now tberc.
ready 70 serve mares at sixty dollars the season pavob
on 10th July next when it will end 500 to insure n
mare IN oal, payable she known TO he in fl
or parted with dollar 70 the groom for each mare
fasturage at both places very excellent and very cx-
tcnsive, grntis Every will be taken 10 prevent ac
cdents, but no liability for any that may happen Scr.
wants sent with 10 either horse boarded without
charge and mares will be fed at ~ cents day
Both these horses arc in the finest health and vyor
ana they are remarkably foal getters. they ,vc
oeen both so often advertised in the Turf Register and
elsewhere that their characters the characters of their
get the great performances Of their colts and the verv
high prices indeed At which they are selling are well
known, say, $1,000, 000 G000, 600 10 900: and in
one instance, $4,000 given Tor years old which
IS The highest price have ever known horse to com
mana n N Amence. W. r. JOHNSON
fcD' ~ g1--ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

| II AWRENCEvILLE RACES-lhc races over tho
ma La~rcncevile Course, for the SPRING 1895. will
commence ON the 18th day of April next continue
FIRST Day-Two sweepstakes, colt races: the first
SOU entrance half forfeit mile heats six subscribers
and closed The following are the entries to wit:
mare ~ '1 "
by Vrgnian - '''''
WIN NJ West full sister to Sir Walter Scott
Star - - ~ W "
John d. Maclin, C. by Timoleon dam by Hal
second Sweepstakc, 800 entrance, half forfeit 10
scribers. W - ~ SUI
Second Day.-Proprietor's Purse, $500, . mile heats
entrance $l5 ~ '
am,ra DayLJockey Club Purse, $500, without dis
Fourth Day.--A Handicap Purse 800 milo h,
the best three in five, entrance s25 '
IL Is necessary to state that the race track has beon
Gently very much improved, it having been anbarkcd
around Litter and stables furnished race horses Gratis
me proprietor having also had the stables for The horses
faction. THE ,Sp ~ 30 IN ,t, ~, s,,'s-
February H. on a.
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March "a,

TO hesSrs John Bernard, Daod BcYnard Fraucis Ber.
ndrd jacob Bo1nard, and Mrs. Judith EYornoy ReLec
ca Porter, Mary INN Jameson, and Jacob Scott
" W are hereby notified, that the undersigned act
II ing Commissioner, under a decree of the Conn.
~ Court OF Powhaan has made sale of the tract of land
lying in said county, belonging the estate of VIM Bcr
nard, dec d., in order to distribution among the said
Bernards heirs, and that the purchase money for Inc
same is nown hand, ready be paid over to those emit
tied to the The parties Interested will therefore
apply for their portions without further delay as shall
not pay interest on the same. AUSTIN SPEARS.
Marlborough, Chesterfield CO., Commissioner.
March H. 1895. IO5-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24
by RITCMlE * S00Iz. i

4- The ENQUIRER is published a week. generally,
three times week during the
Price the same as heretofore Five Dollars able a
vance Notes OF charered banks (on) will be
ceived IN payment The Editors viii guarantee safety remit
tng a. ~ mail The poage of all letters being paid by the writer's
No paper will b. discontinued of the
Editors, until all arfcaragcs have been pail
1 whoever will guarantee payment nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
O{ oac nalc less each continuance,
% cents No Advertisement
or assumed by some in this onvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

NNHE subscriber wishing to pay all debts due from
r. him, will sell at a reduced price the Land On
winch New Kent Courthouse is situated, continuing
from 700 to 1000 Besides being county stand
tins is one OF the best road stands in the lower
More than half this land is unceared much so I'M
cleared would bring tobacco-a good farm might be
made on IT. besides what is rented with the Tavern
VIII also sell my farm adjoining Williamsburg it con.
tains about 40 acres; it would be desirable residence
Tor any one with large family educate: the farm has
yeIded SIX barrels OF to the for several wears
IN suecessonit is admirably suited the cotton crop
IL VIII be shown to any person wishing purchase by
the subscriber as will the Court house tract by Mr. +
Crump BURWEIJ BAsSFTg
March 81. ,oc @,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

HBlECE GOODS, cheap for eash--or short approved
IL ereda-HKsRi PAYsos, No. z, Hanover St. near
patronage of those Country Merchants who are making
their purchases of staple Dry Goods with cash or short
credit lie has made his arrangements for DEALING with
SUCH and is determined offer them goods at such prices
as Will make it an object for them to patronise him
Ills stock comprises general assortment of foreign
and domestic staple Dry Goods.
Feb. n. or d.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

WI oISPUR, he Sire Of .Na-eppa, will stand the en-
NJ n SUNG season, at 81. Lcgcr, (Mr. John HethsN
IN the county of Chesterfield y miles from Petersbur
b. !? miles from Richmond, and miles south of tie Cor
rus U.s. PARTICULARS will be given hereafter.
Dcc. 70. llO-uJ JOHN b. CHRISTIAN
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NEW ADVERTISER EN'Fs.

AM ERRlT Nj. ROBINSON, attorney at Lac, hav-
lvM ing resumed the practice of the Law in the SUI
peror ana Inferior Courts held in this city, will be glad
to attend to any suits, convcyancing, or other proies
sionai business that may be entrusted to his
III Office ON Governor Street, adjoining the Office of
the Richmond Wing
March % 1oS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

NOTlCE-Mr. George w. Cooper having resirnnd
his situation as principal teacher Of the Hampton
academy the Trustees Of said Institution wish to en-
Ploy Ieacher to take charge Of the Academy quail
ned 70 teach the following branches Of education viz
Inc Greek and Latin languages, Mathematics and the
usual branches OF an English education salary will
pe gwen o tour hundred dollars, together with all the
making compensation Of at least thousand dollars
per year All persons applying will address the Prcsi
election will take place on tie I'd SATURDAY in Anil
next. By ORpER or ruE Bo.pu or T's,' -. -
narch II. LlO2-2aw1w] Of tic fIampton AcodeUy
W the IoDc At Washington, and the Now York Evening Posi-
arc requested to publish the above, twice weeks and for
""u 'he accounts to tho Enquirer Office, for collection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

YHNHE SHERIFFS of the Counties of Amelia. Pow
~ hatan, and Chesterfield; Bedford and Franklin
opotsyivana, Caroline, and Essex; Albemarle Nelson
ana Amherst; Fauquer and Prince William: Augusta
and kockbridge; Shenandoah, Hardy and Page Mo-
hongaia Preston, and Randolph and the Mayor of the
to be holden at their Court-ou aud other places o
pointed by law for holding Elections in the month of
April next to choose Senators represent their respec
tive Districts in the next General Assembly
ADDISON HANSFORD C.
March IL Ini a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

Messrs. Lancaster DENLY g. Co.. WORKMAN & Me-
Gruder, John Garth, Esq, Richmond Colin Buckner
Esq, Lyaelburg-flon John T. Lomax John l., Maryc
Esq, Charles Mason Esq, Mcssrs. J. H. d H. Smith
frederichsburg-Colonel James Bankhead, u. s. Army
Fortress MonrOc-Th. w Gilrner, Esq, v, w SouthaI
ESQ., Chartottescue-Nlcssrs Tmberlake d Magrudcr
o"'on MUS, Ffuranna County--IIon Richard B. Mapru
der, Doct John Buckler, Baltimore.
March "a 1OG-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

a VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM for Rent
IN lhe subscribers wish to for more years
their Tavern, at Louisa Courthouse and the Farm at
tachcd thereto containing nearly 400 acres of andof
WINCH about 800 acres is supposed cleared and is
pretty good farming land with meadow that would
Rield II Judciousy managed hay enough to supply the
tavern There rs now in the course of compietion n
large and elegant brick addition 10 the Tavern which
VIII afford nine spacious and elegant lodging rooms TO
DC ready Tor use by the time possession will be gycn
making the number of belonging to the Tavern
~ besides large dining the cellar sufficient to
dine upwards OF an hundred persons at one sitting with
Closets DC This property combines advantages rarely
TO be met with Louisa Court house is attended by
more persons Ut is universally admitted by all uersons
VINO frequent the pnce) than any other in
he STATE ON public daysand there being but one
Mt the place, and all the other houses there being re
sricted from selling Spirits giving accommodations
by boarding or otherwise shat will interfere with the
custom on such occasons-and it is situated ON tho
MAN road leading from Richmond through Charlottes
yiiie 10 the Western country, and where the road from
Sarersvillc TO Orange Courthouse crosses The said
MAN road, and has chance all the travellers of those
roads Inc stable is cxensive--ire wood nvcnien-
ana an the houses will be in good order-and moro
heaithin place is not in the United States Possession
VIII be given on the frst day of November next Per
sons wishing 10 treat Mr. the property will please adA
dress John Hunter, ut Louisa Courthouse who will
promptly attend to all communications
CHARLES THOMPSON JR
JOHN HUNTER.
March "a 1oG ,n,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

NETWORK MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
ID ATS AND CAPS AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in hats
IL Il will find to their call ON the Suscri
bers previous TO purchasing Our prices are the same
as the manufacturers prices in New York Dealers are
invited to call and satisfy themselves of the fact By
purchasing here they freight Insurance. and other
expenses.-Mr Robert Bage, Of 154, Broadway New
York, would inform such of his customers Ito whom il
may be more convenient TO receive their supplies i'm
kchmondD that they will find first rate assortment M
e'o- York prices at his branch store in Richmond Those
who are determined to purchase the North are
iuy requested to call and obtain our prices that they
may be satisfied 1t will be to their interest 10 alter their
MIND. we are prepared to furnish any quantity
TREDWELL q BAGE, Mum Street.
Sd door 6eto'0 tie street leading 10 tic Post Office
March H. Io6 Y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24
March 90.

Co., l., or Main Street, Richmond Virginia take
pleasure in announcing TO their friends and the public
mat they are now receiving their Spring supply Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which win be very com
Pete by the first of April and exceeding variety and
amount any stock we have offered; all of which has
oeen purchased upon the most advantageous terms at
package sales and pledge ourselves 10 sell as low s
Goods OF equal quality be purchased in the Northern
we solicit call from friends and the public gene
ray before purchasing elsewhere they NAV rey up
on getting Goods at the lowest market price either
by wholesale retail. March H. I05Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24
March II.
n , ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. Ann POTO.
M0 MAC RAIL-ROAD.-At a meetin,r nf Tho p 70

HP edmond, FREDERICKSBURG, AND PoTO
HG MAC RAIL-ROAD-At a meet;n,r of ,hc pro
sdent and Directors of the Company, on Monday the
"a march, $50, the following resolution adopted
their respective shares the following sums to wit Five
dollars on each share, before the tenth day of April
next; hive dollars each share on or before the tenth
gay oil May next and five dollars each share on or
before the tenth day of June ncxtThcse sums are to
DC deposited as heretofore TO the credit of the Company
III me Bank OF Virginia. or to the credit of the Treasurer
IN the Girard Bank at Philadelphia
me Board deem 1t proper to state for the information
oil INC Stockholders that upon compliance with the re-
private subscriptions of the capital stock will have been
pad npA fourth of the subscription of the Board of
rubic Works will then be payable and that will proba
oy render ~ unnecessary to make any further cqus
ton upon the individual Stockholders sooner than Sen
tcmbcr. VIM p SHEppApn ~ T.
hiarch T. I00-2awl( CHA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

"A AND FOR SALE.-Being determined 20 remove
~ 10 the southwest, offer for sale Uoodla,cn the
pace whefeon now reside in the county Of Hanover
yng on both sides of the stage road from Richmond to
LOUISA court house about thirty miles from the former
place, containing about 450 The buildings are
conveniently situated for public house with an excel
lent well OF water and an icehouse in the yard and an
extensive young apple orchard Of choicest fruit Also
the Tract called Brookesrilic in the connt, ~ f;
thrcc miles distant from the above place. on the head wa
ters OF Locust creek containing about 300 acres on
gn,en mere arc negro cabins and tobacco houses A
further description is deemed unnecessary as no pcrs
WI be disposed to purchase, without first viewing for
themselves 's 20
TERMS One third in cash on tho first day of October
next, AZ which time possession may be had the balance
~ Two equal annual instalmcnls well secured with
bonds and deeds Of trust ~
II not sod privately before the first day nj iy next
WI on that day u fair Gf not tic next fr day9 Offer
the above lands At public auction At the fret named
place. FDWfD' =. Go1rtsnII'N5'e"
Hanover, Doth March, 1895 1o5Ia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

"A LIAM b. MAGRUDER, ArronsEY AT Law.
IN Brehaaam, Botstonn County, Ya., practices in the
courts OF Botetour Bedford, and Rockbdge and offers
his services to the Public, in the various Departments Of
his profession. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24
TT IeUueVu PTIOV UI u % pct IUO.
March "a. [lC6--4t1 JNO. CARTER.
M v. TUKPIN = SAMUEL vANDERsLicE

AZ w. TuRPiN ~ SAMUEL VANDERSLICE
nnd taken the house formerly occupied by Jno. w
smith x Son. two doors below the United States Bank
Nam Street intend carrying the TAILORING BusI-
NESS IN all It's branches and pledge themselves TO the
public to have all orders entrusted them executed i'm
me most fashionable style and with despatch and trust
oy strict attention to receive share of public patronage
H. w Iurpin returns his thanks TO his friends and
ihe public for the liberal encouragement bestowed on
nun when in business alone, and solics their fvors TO
the present firm of Turpip & Vanderslice
March "a. LOG ,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

Al MERRY VALE NURSERY. one mile ADORE the cit,
" IF Redmond, Me oid Jfcstham road.-Thc sub
scribcr grateful for favors already bestowed respectfully
informs his friends and former customers "a well as the
pubic generally that proprietor of the above Nursery
ne continues to keep large assortment of ali kinds of
rut trees grape vines, &C. among which some rare
and valuable varieties all of which he will dispose of
ON accommodating terms and to which, he bcgs leave 10
invite their attention He also has ahon 600U trees of
the Chinese Mulberry, morus mucoulus) which he
wall sell at the reduced price of Sl2 80 per 100.
March "a. TlC6-4t1 mo CARTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-24

Third F, ra.

.7ItFfh 2cth, lo34.
"RcsOiued, That the
President, in the latc
Executive proceedings
pm relation to the pub
.lio revenue, has nssum-
.ed upon himself autho-
.fity and powernot CON
fcrrcd by the Constiiu-
lion and laws, but in
.leTogatlon of boill.n