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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

The Convention for forming Constitution for the
future State OF Arkansas, assembled at Little Rock on
the 4h Of january so members present-but one ab-
scntee. They elected John Wilson of Clark, as their
Prcsident-and Charles P Bertrand Secrctary-"A
resolution was offered by Mr. RoASE that is e1pedient
for tbs Contention to proceed TO- form Constitution and
State Government which was adopted, with only one dis
seuting vote, (Nlr. WALKER, of Hempstead.D
What does The Nashville Bunner mean, by saying, (af
ter noticing the form of expungng proposed IN the fr-
gnia House Of Dclcgatcs,) that For ourselves, we
i've it to be matter Of no Importance, whether the
resolution is resendcd repealed Ttrersed, and declared
null and roid whether there is black line run around
it across it, We certainly think the former the most
proper and parliamentary mode OF etfrctng the object IN
view. But Judge White: Senator in Congress from
Tennessee, has expressed his opinions the subject
he has stated his constitutional scrupes &c. &c.-Does
the Banner mean, that Judge White would not consider
the Virginia form Of expunging (by black lines &c) TO
be unconstitutional Would he obey such instructions
The Legislature of Alabama have adopted strong
lutions in approval of the Presidents towards
France Resolutions have also been submitted to the
Legislature of New York ola similar ienor-concludng
with the following:
esolrrd That highly may regard the importance
with Frnnce and however much regret
a have disturbed the friendly
the nDcn yet we cannot hesats
to Justify and support the stand hns assumed
declaring apology Foreign nation for tho
ohcia act in communication IRON one
another, in this country, is imPossibie.'
TraThe White organ, NASHVILLE Republican, Washington
Sua Abingdon Statesman, &c repeating inc
about wish Mr. Leigh, III order to take MS pace. b
repeat that neither ASK dcc would he
scat-sn that VIC have little disposition TO receive H. az
gauro hara conor it, Some kae started e stery-and Joo'
| Only adep: il. .is
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"Thc bloody act il done;
The most arch deed oil pitcous massacre,
That cYcI vet Ibis land WINS guilty OH

That men Of sense and candor should assert that kep
means to rrcscrrc unatercd and that cer TO de-
stroy and insist: with air Of triumph that to crpu"ge
as it is applied 10 DESTROY really matters Of
ABATEMENT.
II The above is full answer TO the only parts OF
Mr. Summers SPEECH Of Saturday last. that 10 the
subject except the part which indirectly suJrersire
Of the great Righ Of Instruction. A.
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" No change in the Prices Current SINCE Sast 'oss"'
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tyler has tho Republicans, and accepted
the nomination Of "Hhgs in Muyund tho Vice
What interest have the people mnstcng 10 the pfdo Of hes
important town gentry
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EsssETa'R Y.

(lrnln sc $l"rcrpt ,'rU'."'''' -. - f ~,
ac,e Yul wi! -; III" cr~'''l -, ,br L..
.,,r Mis-. Mary f. i..e o.. C.arr". which "Tt"''"y ~
,,,h.rn xo.. ai.. tr. the nn;."r ~ - - ', H.
10 the Suu,h.-. L!:otat Journal ar. , ,., ,f b
II "a. R,i u,i ,I. :, in'uc al NJ =! il. l''' w. "
M WI V,,,o, n srr,,Er, ri VI. h. Lev s1H, ~ SWIM" ''
,. y. u ~ ,,t.r r'"rfs Una W" " " WV
S"ih" 'a'F ID -, .'c''"- 80 7.
TEE BRAVE; VOLUNTEERS
r,;rc r;u-, Ike south tells 4 S,' h"ir'n'Si"'E,
m, -,;, =, al cr,pa.r, and war : iT"a! a'tf:'r>,
.,,,. ,,..r nj Freedom r,ov,s nv IN h-t glory,
,I ann: BUNS CuiuIuba'S proud putriV;s 20 arms
~, :, vain docs call, for ~" pure flame i, gushing
Eo ,rr when through the Maroon. salt tears,
ani the li.st nj true r"uTase Is ,"g"uSl? flushing
TIE unciJulrG 5'uH1 o: the brarc Volunteers.
Think that they psr wi,hou, feelings OF sorrow,
From Hrc rlS that n"arcS and t = est on rIfih
Oh. no. hat rhcy from III" future 10 borrow
some NEED OF high vulur % double their worth
Each bright sunny spot of childhood pleasant,
AaG wHr,r than it's irstji' stone api-ars,
Bu, affection :;Srl;, caan"t weaken n: present
I'll: chivrl'uu< rru:h % the hrave Volunteers
Eich liksr looks proud Gnl each mD'hcr srrrcad'rS,
With kisses ani h!. sings che thu; -h, ''"1~,
While with quick kndiins each fond sister "n'rr<
Tns we;iura'sn.. wcsFsn, then struggles ontr more,
So hide the foul .:ui,rtS ri grief that TW :" ;her,
An. hush n hi bo.v,i, il i.Iuiiis leafs,
For rhU ed won!i ~ Il ,aGu- lI; iIur> rather
Give alt than LislionOr the brave Volunteers:
For their che" s,riS" ln, far constellation
Of bea,t. looks a. ,!rcy mo'n The sea ear,
While tE-:r. like the cry nfa unon hound nation,
Fom.hc land uf their sizes i loud parting knrrHE!
Tn"y 60. bu, amid Tia, wild >'cut o, conrnn''oa
Tia, - risic allied bursts !ui their ears,
NEui hear doth add in the OF ,i'N "inn,
SEQ prosper "i"uG brave aoinntccrs!'
EhJr!csiup, s. e. NJ. f. h.
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y.,O THE MERCHANTS OF VlRGlNIA.-The
subscriber having been amongst the sufferers in the
Grrat cnnlarration Of the 10th and 18th OF December,
and lost his entire stock Of goods brgs leave to inform
his customers and purchasers generally tina! he has made
immediate preparations 10 get up fresh supply and now
has tic pleasure Of acquanng them that he is daily
cevirg from his manuiactory the various articles in his
line embracing first rate assortment, viz Sucks, Shirts.
Shit Collars. Bosoms Suspenders, c., and earnestly
ci,s Il continuance of their avors at -, Cedar street.
He would here remark to those merchants, with whom
he has not had the pleasure of dealing. that for many
wears he has paid particular attention to the maDuiactury
of such goods in his line, we'll calculated for the
Southern and Western trade and feels confidence in
surnr purchasers that he will be- enabled to supply them
on such terms Us will give entire satisfaction.
I'm addition 10 his severe loss in the destruction Of his
pruperty he had the misfortune lose all his Books and
Papers and consequently has rely upon those who
indebted to him furnish statements Of their accounts,
and such as make it convenient to pay in short
;iinr, will confer particular obligation.
WARREN CARTER,
manufacturer Of Stocks Shirt Collars &c,
-, Cedar street, late l3U Pearl.
New York, 25lh January, 1886. c5-3ln -
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':s NJ it.s x ;xs MI" ss . &
has taken lIc HOUSE On Main street recently nccup"d
b. Martin Iions between Lancaster. DenhY Il CO $
Nucu;l S,o:e and the Old Alarkrt.-Bv this arrange
mrnt, in c5i"n with his warehouse the Dock Ii"
hopes the better to lis present friends and all
others who nay hr disposed IL encourage him.
The rcrri, Ing and forwarding business will be parrn
InriV attended to- ! am authorized by l.pncastrr Dem
Nv x Co. and John i"nS to ask IL continuance ni the
business in This department ifn their friends. Having
purchased the S0rE ri GrpccritS of Mr. john ilons.
he will endcavor to i'll! orders good terms any
Other house in the city
4 SIi-rn-t
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lets nm, for The supp-essiu Of the societies themselves
1T us scc then hat tins substitute aShS, Tor IL &C.
znands mnlingit has not even declared tfe l;'n' ~
d:.iuaud any !ii.nI-We sir let Us SEE what Tie "a
yuc.,es u! he subject would Pctttt0n i"r ana We can
nnly ask rs favor, that winch we cannot uea'u d"
riri o tine Northern SHtrs. They Il" not venture 10
petition for the I,lssagc Of laws as The t'fn r'S'ul
is framed in u particularly !" a'"'u 'e ca'' '
penal cnacmrns. In the 9th resolution "' 'he "in
n,r Won find such demand made: llic resolution IS
iu!luwS: -, -, H.,
ErsIred That conEding in the Jnstlcr and Io'hl'y
On Oh, priucr!s of The Union, "t the Notwithstanding
States reinforced hv thu strong syinpahes I" comin"n
d,pcrs sutIu"s and l:iupus. the identity "t inter
rs,s rr. ana lnulnrn, the social and political ties
,.a; connect and that ought bind IN aterna concord,
l,. States and The people ~ this mon, The danger with
which that alum will Lr nenaccd, should these s"ce-
ls cubodrnrd by IMMUNITY, prr*cVrre III t'er lnaiu-
1;eG urcrndiarv schemes. the General Assembly ni Nn-
ir.. t,ci!nIly but earnestly request a, the !rgisa
urs Of the States in which such societies have been
formed o.. be protected, viii take prompt and efiec-
naI measures of penal inhibition 10 suppress or prevent
The formation OF them, and by adequate penalties, pre-
vent or punsh the printing circulation OF the prints,
pamphlets and pictorial representations aforesaid.
VIM sir. the very argument used on this floor IN OPP
pos!,i" that resolution AZ the outset Of this debate
was ii,at had RICH. To demand the enactment OF
;nal Iacs 10 suppress these associations and that the
Northern States could not take such means for their sup
prsssion And this substitute is carefully framed 10
Gpond to that sentiment. VIII you declare that you
have tbs right: Yes sir, you will deny the right
you adopt ;r saskatchewan you will do 1t in The face
fke oa:"is oflhe people Of this State, which have
exAihilrd ynu Nay this is not all The substitute
Is ,ucd IN sIch Il manner sudious y to avoid even
'tttnnar ,i North lor rnnctncis winch the people oil
Virginia say have right to demand, and which, they
have cnju.@d upon 10 der'nnd You are no, even
permitted by ii, hnubly petition for rights which the
people base asserted. Will the House subnt,o this de-
s,7aLng a.aission: Will they Ivy adopting this sGbsi
rc tasy the sentiments of the pe"pe and PROSTATE
the dignity otthe Stale: trust in God they vii! not
{TU bc rUyiiuHcI
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NHTM >. lIANSELi.. No -. Market 81. snuia SIC
w i5,"" Front st., rinladclpha, IEorn's nrrch1a,,
visiting The North. and Others, that ir has IN >l"r-
larrr and general assortment ~ >aGd"ry. CONSISTING
saddles Of every description 5r'hl leather hhri"-a
sadir.bnrs trunks. collars. Whips. &c, Ne. "hcn Wi
he, disnos,G Of upon satisfactory Orirs ioraar.
cd by mail as above, VIII n 1t with puncluai attention.
Eel, {; S1-2tYUw
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FHYfIE Warehouse. of the undersigned hlvng hrcn
Il cnnsurrd III the great c"nllagfat!un which
red on TIL .,iah Of the 18th Drcruhrr lhcv haze re-
m"vrd their stock "f Dry Go0ds (Which prrS'rvcd)
To the Store No 49, Pearl Street, LITTLE above Maiden
Lane.
They will he constantly receiving Fresh Goods as
they arrive in - rt, and tender their friends in Er.nn,
the usual tacIlil offered them nj their lnc,t"n
WRIGHT, WINSTON ~ STEBBlNS.
New York Ian ID la: Tj-ol
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HENRY J.. IIUEhINS,
I-6-wlw Commissioners.
February !.

Nt9 ARG&AN L. UT"Hfr u nc rrr"i 81. Lcgr i his
Iva first rate English Racer aud Stallion. recently
lct-d and mprrrd b. DR.. Merritt, viii cover the mrxl
st.asn the stable p lie subscriber. P!tisy vaa CnGrt
House. Va at $40 the SEASON, and !i'l Insurance.. de-
rand!b when the mare is asrrrt1n"d !" be w:h i"a!,
or property traus..r!, and ~ 10 ID" rn"m IN each
GDud paSiucaHc gratis. and mares led with Trail nj ~
cents per ay-evrry attention will hr paid hu; no respon-
sibty for accidents escapes The c"nlIncn-
crs 10Th February, and expires lutiI July.
Aiargrave very >upcr"r runner and won in
sweepstakes nearly 50 600. lie brsidcs other
prz.s Great st. L"gct. 7 subscribers and The Gas
c0rnc Strikes II Subscribers. Domclsirr The Criterion
Stakes, Sc subscribers, and thu GTHnh Duke Michael
Stakes. - Subscribers Newmarket Sweepstakes at
tnckhr!. S,r,c ,'stah"S At Winchester. &c. and by
compromise with St. GiIs.lost The Derby By order #
his owner. although d ',htlcss Hnr-Invr could have
won it, -Extract from Quarterly R'v;rw. It is the
general opinion that he ought never 10 hay" lost race,
and remarkable Tor his StputncSs and butlp having
been beaten very seldom.
Na;rIayn was rot hv that ftnInlS Of Orviilp Mu-
ley ami IS un,irrs"Iibly his very best son, and oi
course is half brother to Lcvraian, whose colts
mng So successfully in the West; his dam (nc dam Of
ether rood runn,r.) rot by ElrciIoT winner of the
Derby and capital four mile horse by Gohanna; gran
dun Fair Helen by Iianhl";onian Helen by Dolphin !;
Rpsand By Phenomenon; Ataianta by Maichcm Lass
al the Mill by Ornnok"; Traveller: Miss Mlkerss by
Young Greyhound: Partner; W"pdcuck; Croil's Bay
Barb AlakcleSS Drummer; DIckcy; PnrSon; Burton
Barb
Margrave is a very dark rich chrsnut. without any
while sixteen hands hgh with great bone fine propor
tons rood arlion and immense substance and power
he is IN igh health and vgnur, and excellent foaI-
gcttcr and selected by that celebrated breeder and
racer. MIR. Watt, for his for ,w" Mr.. w
bred Mcnnon, Lottery AaneIla and many other first
late horses and is rGualIrd by breeder in Eng and
Except Lord Evrpmont and the Duk" Of Grafton Mar
grave considered by many Of the best judges in Eng
land as fully equ, 10 Sultan, PTiam. and Flying Chill
dprs See Sporting Magazine No. IT, I'd series. pare 81
l-:I2 breeders in my SECTION should not let tins "ppor
tumty escape of breeding from this horse, he makes
only season here.
Further particulars in landbllls:
JOHN l.. WHITE.
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ysylMBi.H! TlAlBEit.!-l!r highest pricrs vii \,
q gwen inr good: srnS"n'h wheel spohrs aud ror,
deliverable at the rrnh n,iary. mum hia'r delivery !,
solicited, For information respecting iiirm, apply rIhe,
to Col. Charles ). Morgan. Superintendent. ar In
TIiOS &. MONCU RE. G. 4
r. SS-rf
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Feb. -.

NIOR SAiE-I00 acrrs o' g""d Land, "il @s
r. ChicKailurninr iit's wrN. eight miles from Ecr
rnund is heavily :rmDrrr, and within bali lIir
saw.uill some buildings; and ah'ut one fourth Of tie
land cealrd Possession gisn immediately. Enquire
at the "tc, of the Wing Enquirer.
.)rcrt!lt,'r Il. H.
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Feb. g.

ENMANCIPATlON-'T splendid English Racer
HL and Stallion will the next season at my sa-
bic At Chlroltr c. H.. Virginia. The terms will be $50
the season. and SlUO IuSuTanrr-(hc Insurance. nionry
will brcnrne due the mare Ii known to be
with foa parted witn)and 81 to The groom for each
mare Excellent and abundant paSturage gratis and
mares grain fed - day. Every attention will
be pad to MARES but will not be responsible for acci
dents or escapes. The will commence the
10Th of February aud end IN the 10Th July.
EMAxcIpArIoS first.rate Racer, and was cnnsi-
drred for long time the hest horse in the North of
England" Prlan was i'll the South. Pram beat HIM
for the urea: ST. Lrgrr about half length, but after
wards paid him forfeit in match of 800 gunras Il side
Emancipation the Stanley stakes; the gold cup Il,
Preston lc3l. 6 suscribcrs;) thu fIizwam stakes NJ
Doncaster; the IIornby Castle stakes the Craven stakes
nj Carrck Bridge; tho gold cup at Preston 1872 the
renowned DnrcaSter stakes at DonCaster 200 guIneas
forfeit from pram. at New Market Great Subscription
at York. on snhscribers.) miles, Nc His last at
York two miles, with l26 lbs, in 3 minutes 81
seconds
Emancipation was got by Wh;sker, own brother 10
Whaebone his dam by Arhrnpan; grandam Lady Eliza
by Whi,wor,h; Spatile; Sylvia, by Young Marskc :;
Ferret by brother To Sylvia; R'guus; Lord Mor,ons
Arabian; Mixbury: Mulso Bay Turk, Bay Bolton; Co
neyskins; Huttons Gray Barb; Bycrly Turk, Bustler
Emancipation ) dam is also the dam of Tombny, Lawn
sleeves Bspswng and several other fine runncrs oH Of
her produce and they too by five or six different horses
having proved good winners.
Emancipation is fine bay, with black legs. 1G hands
and fine action, and is horse Of great length, powc-,
and substance lie is the best racing blood both
sides He covered at ~ gncas IN England. and was
very popular stallion. and his stock there is highly pro.
missing. For further particulars see handblls:
WYATT CARDWELL.
Fob 6 S1-wf
BAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA COMPANY.
al AT meeting of the President and Directors OF the
James River and Kanawha Company. held in the CITY
OF Richmond Saturday The lIih day OF Drc, SO:
Rcsoirtd That the Stockholders Of the James River
and Kannwha Company, other than the State. b., and
they are hereby rrqurrd to pay into the Bank 81 Viz
rina or one of its branches. the of FIVE DOLLARS
on each share Of Stock held hy them said Company,
on or before the 25lh day of February next.
By oJncr of the President and Dircct"rs:
w. j. CHiTTENDEN S"cr''nry.
n B.-The instalnents that have been caIl'd for On
GLIDING the above) are as follows
lst instamen 81 per share, paid at the time OF SUBJ
scrihing. ,o,-
I'd ins,almen,, 50 per share, due 30th june, 1872.
Sd d. s. do. Do. 2ath Nov, $50.
9TH DO. S. do. do. 9th Feb, ls3G.
Jan. g E-"u
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NpENING CT TIE RAIL ROAD. The cars 81 u,
q b the Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac l.a't
Road Cnmnany will commence the transportation OF
nassenrers and property Monday. the 10Th Inst Ne
tween Ric,ond and the Steam hiIll. near Inc Son,
Anna River The following will be Tn" hours vi arrival
and drpar,ure daily. until iurthrr NOTICE
Icny, Richunnd at ncipch y. NJ
Returning, leave the Steam A at J. " cl'cA, l. a.
The ;,lssaur in direction is expected 10 br hhde
in an hour and quarter
Tickets NAV br had at the c!fcr in the D"po'-prlce
one dollar aud quarter
in order gratty such persons may wish To make
excursions, has hrrn determined that d"ring The MS
mouth tickets for that purpose will em'itis passengers
holding lhrm To seat in the first returning Tram alter
the one for which! LiIey given.
TO TRAVELLERS.
A connection has hrrn formed with Il. Porter ~ % 5
line of Stages aud Steamboats, by which travellers be-
tween Washington city and Richmond will be trans
porcd in III" most expeditions tile state o l!i
weather will admit.
Due notice will be given Of The conncxinn Of ngh'
line running the hours with the Northern and
Southern Mail. which is expected to be made
Weir Il Co.'S hne of Stages to Louisa Courthouse and
Charlottesville, for which arrangements now III pro-
grcss.
Wav passengers will be taken in at the crossings OF
the public roads, and there only; and III that CAST sig
nal must he given for stopping while the Eng'ns IS at
distance Of 1JO yards or more.
CHAS o. SANFORD,
.3rt. IraHSpGytJi''R.
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sentA.egslature of Virginia. praving for charter
for Ra. Road from the Pits of The Black Heath Com
pany IT Golfers to James RIVER at some point above
Bn<rr's Dam.
H,b II S9-w4w
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n AW NOTlCE.--ynpoleonL oekeH Attorney a. Law,
q 4 will hencetnrward practise, in the Superior and
Jnfero. Courts of Aieckenburg county.-Hs residence
is four miles south from the Courihousr-Comnnnlca-
lions on professional business, directed 10 Boydton, will
receive prompt attention.
Feb is 9l-w4w
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81 EEh REWARD for the apprehension at DEN.
5 sDSS Ms. a n"gr" man !pronging 10 the E>tat
OF An,lury Wadd,. Jr., dec III" nadr hS rsca!r
a!nnt lac middle al Dtc,nl.r hslNli.'n last head
Of he was seeking y ,,aS<ayr to Richnnd hy boat fe
Gnoch!and G. H. he is rather low. black c"'npIrAo.
h"Shy face polite and intelligent, ah"nt 10 years Of.
lr has pr,nbiy ohainvd iIr' pApc:S and Is seeking
ps"ymri a< brick l;rr and plaISIrrr hay b. maxi
iur bis may IL some free Star.-fh" aiu:" NrwarI
viii b. given any prison wh" viii deliver INN to
III Louisa county, or SECURE him ID Jn'l.
GARLAND r. WADDI.
.7dmr. IF inih0"y Unddy. d,rd
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~ "a" so ." 90
I'' Io'''1'' m 4, ic, 1870,
~ Inc P''''1 Se"''''c'it ~ t''Ne'. ne 49, i
we" ' =; 1850 ,h -. - ,I / -
""t'h uP-a'n fhS""c'e'"S ~ III" "'enoe'S VI 't H
Gis'aute nave MOI neeii u"Co,""n' we s'c' e'tn az
Emsc !eE"tTSec' mat III on'.l'H" co'n.! ''I.i's %
o'o WIS hei"-'e'i ,P'esentnt''S instructor ~ 'o'e
,' AIF""S"S-1"" WI oil 'u.t "o"''I'u 'o' VIC
take 70 hold out onrer their Gauss, is prosrale even
in Tennessee they are ccomr disp;rl,rd and feeble
The hall ha, j. INV, IN motion viii coni;u, In roll and
raker size the neup OF Tennessee are not rrapvlrd to
1vt., Nbi,r bv hook, of ser he has done mo- rrcal
d,.I thu, .uda1s HIM n ,bcm he has meyer smell, nun
,,.,, .nnub IN SRI a;,vxcJt nm IN dsorocc Old ucko
r. II ,,oui do tine Undue has Too slender a capital
m inns. bprs, H.. emit cnt;nu. hus;ncss ,nucb lun,,rr
W. world sincerely ADVISE all who Lov. iaken any stick
m the sy.r,urc To rc, crnr of il rs soon a. pnssiLe
s.u ;,..II !, ., mr. IN II mr. IN nor cent dscuu,-
enc, ci,., ,f If van i,vr ;n .,;rc ), ,,ryu
~ 'rcoj,nL;a (Te, ! Dcu,ocro, lam %
1,h E;l L,.,,,,n'. ;IIro,rc.d Lr Dr. Jru,,
,fI 7,is -. -. ,Lo I;.,.yr-, -, IIrs
ri 's, .. '. y" .'u - I. ,,'
o.. SAINT, -. ,Lo n ( 'rh,. hi,I.s, n.,,,;r, v,. m
H. So, ,'r and ;r tho u,T.o IA Irnr r.,n...,.
80, ' ~ w. ,n -, ~ This Sal. cnnd.mn ,l,. mncnn
,,nnnt nt understandable ussnmnou, Of The Senate
br ;, w.t.. NJ ahnmt : 20 l-.ULauv .Irnus.
-,-,--.- ~
In the course oi the debate IN the House "' iePrrSen-
t,tivcs Thursday, an auson was made by AF Cu*'-
ing to s"ne o'-ctons which had fallen from Mr.. l"-
d'n, IN selaon 10 the manner IN which the pubic money
vas expended on different Objects on the Atlantic sea-
board. Some warm personal CONTROVERSY paSIr" ".
tween The Two sentelnenNahn wheh ar T. many l" IN
ms seat aibf " ui s";"l
ti' SCUM sai"ty EiaPe i''S n,,s. ~ n1
ton was "'ade ~ .aI. lrc Oh haSs an" Hr iia"San
"' INDIANA, I" Gear tn' S'l"'Si i't' 'u uIS
~ "ithdeew aus '''' nv al" WI a. ienI GU -
amer So'c eesu''sS CON, SAUL ,e u'' ""S
ofueieu - oe ce".eo ~ -1-n'" w. o"-r'-
EXTRAORDINARILY Z, Rru!:MAHcE.-The lcrboat Relief.
returned to this CITY srrday afternoon. From her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

A STAL!.lON.-l viii 80 :~ll ar farm out, you,,
"a Stallion, not inferior ~ purity "i pedigree 10 ac
horse in Anrrca. lie will be five years Old mex, Sp,n
but has never appeared on the urt. on account Of an H.
cdcut nj BIRTH W Iich ruined I''n AS race horse an,
impaired his bauty. lis paris. "Ac"pling those .nur
are very tine; he Il" g".i and a" The rcIrsi d.
bay cnlor, with rgS hark '"ariy up I" b"dy H. IT,
yrrcd fl. " mares last and prov himself ,n.
ti,al.rrtl,r II" vas ret by Gohinna. his liam By S.
Alfred his grar d", BY SIR Harry. has great grand Jam
vas llaxa! line ImrrTrt Itarr io'n"u". got ~ VIZ,
Thy (own h5r,.r Ia Waxy) by ro'.-os. h. the ;anqa,
Eclipse. Terms n'drratc. al CKi Mp.
P.,wialan. F,hiuar, ,. r1-!Iwr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

Va OTlCE.- Al persons having claims "gnios' az L.
~ ta,,. Of William jnhDspn. d-ceas"L io,mrY q"
Goochland county, REQUESTED To prrs~n! ihr'n I" u
snbscrhcr living near Charlottesville, AbrnarIe ro''
ty property aulwniicatrd or b-j"Ee The sJth ca!
March next, rs arrangements may b" maLs FOR p''':
The same. Jires. indebted /" SAID Esiai". VIII p'"
make i,n,D,r,a,r payment, THIS n"c. III ke pH.1- .
bar arai,., all claims which hay ~ pres"nrd ALTERS
above date. CbLiN JObfSu'
.4dm r. et HA!:nm JOL"SO~, "'''''
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