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NEW GOODS.

ID DOOLITTLE is now receiving his
Spring supply of GOODS. com
prising q general and well selected assort-
menl of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crochery'
&C.. which will be sold at the lowest prices
Nav 10. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-10
76 doz. large fire works

ENEui ito info those who like TO sec
w good FIRE Woks, that We intend
having an adlti'n to our Stock of Rockets.
Fire Wheels, Roman Candles. Italian
Steamers. Tourbclains. Nest. o. Snakes.
Fl1wer Pots. Grass-iioppers. Bloc Lights.
PIgeons. Sarrents, &c. making nbou' IS
dozen in all so lhat we think we can SUP.
ply all orders from home or abroad, (Which
we have not been able to do any former
season. a, wholesale only. We have a
quantity of red Chinese Crackers also for
.al e pulling Crackers and Tnrpcdues, or
Throwing Crackers /; the two last kinds
nre the only kind we cell to boys they
cannot get even powder on fire, os we have
proved BY repeated experiments. Our as
sortmcD, tot all kind, of Good-l ia very
complete, and we ask all persons 10 take n
look through The Variety Shop.
PANGBnRN g. Bar SsMAID.
Burlington, June g., 1886.
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BONNET'S.

: CASES comprising super English
- Straws.--7 and II braids do French
and Swiss Lnce Lace and common Tus>
can; Grecian do Misses Palmetto do. ;
Misses Fine II braIds Misses Tuscan and
Willow by
LEMuEL Curtis & Co
Nav 90, 1886.
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MENT.


A HNHE subscriber respectfully
GI - informs his friends and the
IIa1 public tina, he has taken the
house on the corner of Church
and College streets, formerly occupied by
s. Wainwright. and will use his best en-
deavors to render it acceptable as well to
the traveller and man of business. as to
those who want board in central and
business part Of the town. The ourbulld.
ings connected With this establishment are
well arranged, and in good repair and the
undersigned hopes, by prompt and unre.
mitted personal attention, to secure to il
the amount Of patronage which its location
ought TO command.
Connected with this establishment the
subscriber will also keep a choice selection
of Groceries-Teas, Sugars, Spices, Fish,
Fruit, Confectionery, Sc--which will be
sold at the lowest prices.
JEREMIAH POTTER.
Burlington, May 81, 1886.
N. B, All persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscriber, connected with his former In.
siness. are earnestly requested TO call and adjust
The same without delay. Short settlements make
long friends. as Poor Richard says. J. =.
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Florida Water,

And mos, all kinds of American, English
French and German Perfumery, o open
ed at the Variety Shop.
N. 3. Real German Cologne and -
dozen pots of r"nI Naples SbBp. just open
ed. PA>GBoRN Il BRI>sMAID
June 8.
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DRUGS and Medicines.

.ATIIROP s. POTWIN have r%eceiv-
- ed their Spring supply of Genuins
Drugs and Medicines and arc row offering
them to the pnblic, at Wholesale or retail.
On the most reasonable terms.
jane 8.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-10
JUNE 3, 1896.

"A FEW more new Goods are OPENING
IA by the subscribers, such as Ladies and
Ohi'dren's OIL Silk Aprons. an Article an
perior to the India Rubber Aprons. Ladies
embroidered muslins do. Gen,lemen's Sun.
mer Stocks. Boys fine cloth Caps, superior
st,yIe and quality. Boys gloves, white.
blue and pink fgur'd Satin. very rich. A
lew heavy II a and i2.4 Mersailes Quilts,
CRIB and cradle do. Paper Hanpings. &c.
&c. LATHROP g. POTWiN
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Lamp Oil.

q HHDS. just received and for sale by
Il p. DOOLfTTLE,
Nav 10, 1896.
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Fruit.

A FEW boxes fresh Oranges. Lemons,
IA Pruncs md ~rairins. for sale bv
LATHROP g. POTWIN.
June 10, %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-10

4 COMPLETE Stock of Gauze Lust.
IA ring and Satin Ribbons of all widths,
and comprising very rare and desirable
colors. Also Plaid and plain Gro de Nap
Silks. Sewing Silk. Chinchella, Chally g.
Ipsola Shawls. a doz. French and Swiss
worked Capes and Collars from 25 cts. TO
$40. Thread Muslins, Bobb't Blonde Edg
lngs and Inserting, A French Prints aud
Muslins, by
LEMUEL CURTIS & CO.
June 5. 1886.
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AS'rRAY.
NOTICE

To HE inhabitants Of Burlington s, Tteiriiy,
THE undersigned has rented the store
formerly occupied by VIM. Wells. and
the last year by David Irish, where he is
now receiving from New York n general
assortment of DRY GOODS. VET and
DRY GROCERIES. CROCKERY.
GL.4SS and HARD W.4RE, which ne
viii sell for cash or most kinds Of country
produce as cheap as the cheapest.
He takes this opportunity to thank the
public for the general support he has re.
celved for the short time he has been IN
business, and he hopes, by giving good
bargains and paying strict attention 10
business, still to receive the same general
support. SOLOMON WALhER.
BURLINGTON. NM o., 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

Judge White il charged The authority Of letter
o. "hv al Us (J"cSc 'r y constituents that the Eli
Tor oil Tie Knoxville kegster-a print which know
dec all It's energies TO the support of his Presidential
interests, Is an abolonist, aud signed me mortal in
support of aboton addressed the of
the people of Tennessee 10 this charge the editor has
not plead Not Guilty.
. Judge White stands charged with the support of Thos
frnz.r, "a Chairman of Abolition Meeting in the
Judges own county for the Legislature of Tennessee
Tins the Judge has moi denied II charged upon Judge
White that his friends generally VOTED aud supported
candidate Tor The lrnnessee Convention who openly
avo"cd himself ia favor Of abnsing slavery This th,
Judge l"s not denied aio called upon in the columns
OF The newspapers 10 do so.
Judge White stands charged with the support or MIR
Heistcf o Pcnusy vaDin, Anti, Mason, aud strenuous
advocate tn Congress of the Abolition of slavery in the
District OF Coumbatl the sand leiser had ritten
letter to New England to secure-thc vote of his poll
ucai sect there in favor of Judge White and this is
proved by AIR leisters letter Judge White is charged
with having written letter the Baltimore WhO
Somniittce (of coffin land bill and
ton memory declaring in the letter that he regretted
that distance prevented him from Joining in their ccl.
bration of the Pennsylvania Bank aud Why victory
over the friends OF the Administration And vet judge
Nhe aud his ii,ends are endeavoring rally Southern
party 10 support him the ground Of opposition TO abo.
htion aud remaining friendship the Administration
OBSERVER.
Cumberland. l5l, March ISoc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
A CARD.

Scarcely ever seeing the Alexandria Gazette my nj
tentlon accidentally called this morning to a short
article in that paper OF the oh instant as
luows: singular article under the caption of A
Reclamation, by John Hooe, of King George with the
motto, Honest confessions good for the soul APP
pears III The last Richmond Wbig," SC
Yes, MIR Snowden, il must indeed appear SINGULAR TO
one oiuscaed by the party feuds of The dayone that
VIII work IN any cut OF gear that party madness NAV nut
On not that gentleman should be convinced of an
error but that he should have independence honesty
enough TO make public Teraction Of such errorIn re-
Ply deem IL only necessary say that If Mr. Snowdcn
had thrown cH the party trannes under which he was
labourng, he would have done the humble member from,
King George the justice TO have published AT the same
time OF MS niadveTsons the Recantation that had
gwen rise TO them 10 let his comments the act
and the reasons for the act 90 forth the readers Of
has paper together. will further say To the Editor
Of the Gazette, that would give the pure unaloS
ed democratic feeling the process OF reflection single.
eyed TO the great Right Of Instruction. which conducted
me TO this confession of my errorfor all the partizan
embraces that could be bestowed upon me-fr nl ibe
praise which he through the medium of his paper conld
lavisoT for all the hOnors that the world could besiov
God forbid that should be inscnsble to the favoriny
breeze OF public nPprobaton-but scorn it when the
price al which is TO be bought is crouching seryy TO
party.
Church and State-u.e King can do no wrong" is
the motto Of Tyrants--" Representative Government
snd the Right OF Instruction, is the motto Of frecmen
Judge you Mt Snowden between them. The question
you raise puts them upon trial. - -.
Richmond, yNarch 10. 1896 INO' lOOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
KING & QUEEN-HeDds mp

-. I.tVdes ~ a Letter, ddttd March 10.
~ should have written this, if had been able TO
nave communicated any thing positive county
matters but until yesterday all uncertainty and of
The most gloomy character AT Court yesterday the sun
shine OF Cancellation and harmony broke upon as with
lis benign and vvitying influence. Robertson Withdrew
from the field and by general consent David Wright was
announced The candidate. This seemed To have on both
parties gayanlc effect From the most marked gloom
and dependency the copntenances of our friends
there was change TO the pleasing delight and con
hdence oil success But the Wings commensu-
raely Disconnected They had calculated on advantage
among party aud they felt the prostra.
uon OF Their hopes from that source, aud they showed
by their detected countenances On our side all was
lie and spirit Congratulations Rerclianged by ALL
at our harmony and concert. Robertson and his friends
pledged themselves to exert every power in favor of
Wright, and PROMOTE by all honorable means his elrc.
uon Our friends Immediately became solid and sropO:
they were decidedly the cocks of the walk | think
Judging from the spirit manifested yesterday that we
must be successful All Of stand pledged to do our
best and atier myseftat good old county will be
again redeemed"
Robertson deserves credit for his magnanimity-a
Tor this Springs races the Fleet seed may not prove
the better horse"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
CHANGES IN cou G2IgsD0N'

ny an Act relating 10 the Courts la the seventh Judi.
cal Circuit and for other purposes the Circuit Superior
Courts Of Law and Chancery will hereafter be held for
the county Of Cheeterfeld the 25lh day Of March
the Tuesday after the first Monday in pf and first day
OF October for the county Of Goochand on the Tues.
day after the third Monday in April and 9Th day Of DC.
May add first day OF NoyeGber and for the county Of
llcnrico, on the second Monday in May and fifteenth
DAY OF November. The quarterly term Of llenrico
County Court is changed from June May; the quar-.
iery term of the Richmond Hastings Court is changed
from May to june and the quarterly Courts Of Poha.
isn county are to be held hereafter in the months Of
March, June, August aud October.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

freehold of $3.50 while such qualification applies
thc white
In truth, fellow citizens the whole scheme of Wing
tactics seems based upon the assumption of unbounded
read nor think rccollect and simple enough TO
swallow any extravaganza, however monstrous; that
assertion, no matter how inprobablc- too by
Interested parties, is enough for Let it be our care
eiiow-czens To show TO all who uDdcrrae US that
we have intelligence and knowledge suit to under
stand our 10 detect the rentcst
approaches OF our enemes-and resolution 10 onoo-e
them, which nothing subdue
IIENRiCO FARMrR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
THE SPiRIT .NOFLYGl

Al , u,,.,;,,,,. ,c ~ -. - 49, " ~,
held in The C,,,s,bn,,a -. s,., ~, county,
nnon ,no,;ar 81 M, w .hc ~" instant
Chair md In. p Nils, ug'',s was ca.'eu 10 inc
,neei;,g y,s a,J h ~ aP pv secretary. ne
sub,,,Si ~. csi,..; ~ ~, ~ M onu,ice, VINO hen
,ve,. s y, ea"oie anu resoiu'iohs winch
.. w, - =, 'y aooPeu'
mos, snia,ai S, " primary 'neeung assembled, do
cb,noeable ,ny! s out hin' oeioerate anu UNI
and sh IN ,, , we nav ever heio' 10 sun hoid
of tho ds,ros, .J 80, i'.y"t ~ Mst h''on as one
In This land The i;,,p 80 ia, iIs"ls o' freedom
Is no soyarn; ~ I @ VI oeI'y anu equality, there
or nr b;ll 80 w u, no n'as'cti OUT IN the language
of American h1nJ n 60 -; ;, aiu 50 o,g as a urop
,, ala IN oioou ncws IN our veins, shall forever
rved from Tho rra"ia. VI, anu consequently de-
and servants al =, ,; ss"es "is .'er trustees
do moreoyer con;d al anenoo'e 10 tnem. ana we
deem and dangernus syI' nS VI .'.'S ,gn. us
Whennver /, IL IN H. 1890 ny ~ on our noeI,ies-
b. ~, - sndi, DC toieiateu anu tanely submitted to
wants dressed ~, Vii ~ % t"eil ,'us.ees ana ser
forth their onin;nos i; i atu."oiI'y, Suai' SCI
and wishes IF ,hsa 49, ,pps'o" ~ Tue eNPiesseu VIII
tain ncs which IT, ,h, e''eu mem 10 perform GER
hI;a. -, , ny themselves w tner primary assem-
the D,,a, - % h " sha be conceded that
his au,hu,;,y ,bnn aod ~ saose VINO vested nun with
arms and suhn,i, ,o scI V'y may VIC ,o'9 up our
ton 'J INV ~ s'"oa
The recent co,d,o, or p;: WI.
one of orr Scnaiors from Iii; 80, s i,eish'
United States bv via,,;,s H. III ..'e SENATE oi 'ne
by the presen, T,;sla,ns 90 gwen nun
with the highest isdona,ioo and @ nus inspired us
invoke the nrri,eJ c"r J'u We s'ncereiy nope WI,
people of this state W. SaJ 1 uns o. the good
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

Judge White stands charged in the public prints, on
tie authority Of letter from one Of his oonsttue nts
with jnstying the Ton. LIKE Les in his district, for
voung for ihe three millions in the House Of Representa-
ives which makes him guilty Of inconsistency ofar.
gung m the Senate against wrong ilsclf
-as xpedent and dangerous prccedoni-as want.
ing n specification and violating The Cohsttuiionand
YET vndcatng es proper the support Of such measure
by member Of Che lower House This fact althoughlhe
Judge has been called upon deny again and aean he
has not venturcd TO contradict.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
- I OUT IeIIuw-cltIZen, ]. PAGE
Richmond, March 2lst, 1886.
Hovsn OF DrLEcArEs, March 2l, 1886

To nc EdtorS Of de Enquirer.
GENrLraEN: My attention has this moment been
drawn to the report in the Enquirer of Saturday. of the
vote OF the House of Delegates rejecting the bill
thorize subscription the part of the State 10 the
stock of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company; by
which II is stated that the for the bill was % against
IL o. This is altogether error, and how il occurred
cannot imagine, the fact was that the vote for the
bill was 49, against it 46 IL is right that the proper cor
econ shond he made, that it may be tint the I'M
portan Improvement 20 which the present Legislature
has refused to lend its aid is unpopular your re-
port would indicate. Yours, &c.
JNO. SHERRARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
THOMAS HUDGlNS, Chairman
JonN p. MINrER, SeeretarY.

EXTRACT IF letter from .MatLeps c0usity March 10
The campaign has been commenced here. Roy has
come out, and we run Holder Hudgins. | think we
shall beat Roy in this county with ease We had
meeting on Saturday last, condemnng Mr. Leigh 1t
was pretty full We admitted both parties. Tie rcsou-
lions passed unanimously Roy offered resolution APP
proving MIR. Tyler course, which was rejected on
the ground, that he had only duty
dope
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
THE DINNER
The following is from yesterdays whig
4frs~,s yr,,L ,,,,J TIL,

The following is from yesterday Is Wing
.Nessrs. Leigh and 7yier.
% great public dinner given Saturday to
these distinguished citizens, and patriots A
thusiastc company was hardly before collected
10th gentlemen mace speeches. sparkling with wit and
goonily descriptive Of the whcncd sepnlchre at Wash
ington-a Republic in name. the most deadly and
rurt drspotisn in truth and in fact. The Wing
bcrs Of the Assembly invited guests. The pro-
cecdlngs the moment can ihd the space
The Of this Dinner vague and contradict
tory. But they generally to ngrec la this that
there about 200 persons at the tabc-out of te
Wings of Richmond Manchester. iIenrico, (as the
Compiler says.) and oil the Wing members of the
Legislature, all told. IL is said that Gen Lambert
Prcsiden, os the Dinner, Gen peyton the Vice. &c &c
Rumor says, that many of tho toass cayenne.
Both the Wing Senators Che and the in toasted,
and sang whanged it in high style "a waggsh friend
asks, whether the toasts Of this tenor:)
John obedience the acquisitions OF the Legislature,
y bsss%i ss%s us Ii %Ss. in resisting tho
'ioas of,Lc Legislature does honor to his principles
Dir. Tyler Honor him. he
M,.LcshIlonor bin.
BE the toasts however, what they may-whether they
touched the cardinal right of Instruction. cschewed il
as debateable ground, we know not-but il is further
said that the orators as in duty bound, addressed
their Wing assocaies.Alr. T. in speech epigram,na
ic pleasant, sarcasticMr Lcighs is said have been
imprisoned harsh. aud lis vituperntions
ing of persons ny their Christian spariug of
Jackson. Van Buren,, Benton, Joe Watkins II Richie
the Devil. We have heard Of much runbling RAJ l.
Ting thunder with reports ofsome singular eaculatons
ION the part of Mr. Leigh very little adapted the Dig
nifty or discretion of Senator of the United States
but OF showers of pathetic ran.-Fhc furnace
hot to admit of moisture When shall have the dannng
toasts whether shall have nj all that muttering tun
derof Demosthenes which erst "fulnned the Scnac
know We have no other aternafirc but quietly
waiting for the "dereopasns The Wing speaks of the
very enthusiastic compon y-and the Compiler of the
great applause all which may be truc--i..r, u more
hn-saing company was never heard in the Eage-and
The whole wekin rang with "Hurrah for I.eigh-and
Hurrah Tor Tyler! while the very sound OF lnsruc-
tons was drowned in the chorus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

guVO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.--The subscribers
Y are now receiving their spring Supply, consisting
10 part Of the following
i5G hhds ST. Croix and r. II. Sugar,
100 barrels do. DO.
10 boxes and 100 barrels Loaf do.
80 ticfccs N. o. refined do.
1900 bags prime, green Cuba, Lagua, Rio, old white
Java, and Mocha Coffee,
80 hhds prime retailing Molasses,
800 kegs cut Nails, assorted sizes,
With large assortment Of Swe6rs, english, hoop and
band Iron; American, German, ond east Steel Lend
Powder, and SHOT Bspicc, Pepper, Ginger, Maddcr,
and Coppefas old Madeira, French and Port Wines
Also 600 sacks Liverpool Salt, anoat.
With a variety &C other Goodswhich will be sold by
wholesale at suali advance.
IL Goods reccivcdan8 Forwarded with Dispatch
n. w q J. }. FRY.
Richmond, March 70 1O2-w}w if
HMIANTED, at this Office, as Apprentice to the
w Printing business, youth from IA to 10 years Of
age possessing good English Education.
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10 he Tcters Of .ieeomac .Nrtaa,apioa iroDeh C;g.

10 me Icters Of fccomac .Noytsambfoa Hizabeh Gun
York, itdrmiek and dc CITY II williamsburg.
FELLOW ,CirizEss | am detained here in the dis
charge oi tue dvtics which was elected perform.
un ANXIOUS to be with you aud render of my
stewardship; Tut cannot consist nty with my
oil DUTY desert my post when the labor is greatest
ana when there are bills still before the Senate affecting
your District. The session has been prutractcd TO an
unusual length; but has been with my concur
renee or consent hope, therefore, you will not only
excuse my aisence, but approve cr the mo,ve and II
you should hear thing calculated TO change the favor
aoie opinion you have honorcd ne with that you will
not eondcmn me until you shall have heard me. My
opinions remain unchanged-the same love of liberty
the same jealousy of the powers of the Federal Govern
ment-and the same determination defend tie rights
OIL me states and OF the People animate that
Proessed during the former ! shall meet you
all al The polls and some of you at earlier day;
trust your votes will testify your conviction that
have not served you with ability vet that have mt
been wanting in zeal and fidelity.
Your fellow citizen j. PAGE
Richmond, March 2Ist 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

" We cannot oblige tho very polished DELEGATE Of
Tie county of iienrico in fepublshins his cards We
have no idea ofuniog columns into keaseis II We
had not respect enough for ourselves forbid it, we have
loo much respect for readers The epithes which
ne employs OF "otd koand, "trading politician" &c.
DC furnish r,torts in The line, but use
them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

Extract Of Letter. dated Lyschbrg on tic eeeaiag
Of The 18th instant
" Lynchburg is this moment Illuminated on occasion
OF the passage of the [Lynchburg and TENNESSEE Rail
Road bill. The manifestation of Joy is UNIVERSAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

Key John s. Abel requests the editor of the Jcicrso
man Republican 10 state that his put upon the
wing Committee for Albemare, and that he is on the
otner side OF the question Last year he voted for the
wing candidates, because he believed Judge White to
be Administration man; but as he is found in the
company of Nulli6ers, Dankmen, and Federa &c
&c, he shall not support him any longer. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

IL mere matter Of moonshne so much for that
unsubsantial article emiis least little light If he
may determine when the instructions swere framed with
no design TO force him to resigns, venture TO affirm
mat he VIII generally discover pretty plausible
Tor The belief that his masters anxious improve
bis hear by lesson il, that edying virtue of
signation."
III, also, the right be conceded by the Constitution
ana The representative 30 TO Csigress with the
acknowledgement Of its existence, that he is
bound by his very oath TO support the Constitution TO
yield implicit ODE dIence the he may receive
Tie very object iur which he goes there execute
orders, which lac can only do by initiating the example
OF obcdirnt Ian,en, who
Answered amen.
IA he
Tic Is sort oil soldier, who has privilege question
Inc commands OF his superior officer. The case in
winch II would be allowable for him to resign in
stead OF complying with his Instructions would be when
he Is directed To do something which
would place him in the predcacnt violating his oath
whatever course he might adopt either by o6eyiny or
refusing to obey. Ii in accordance with this view
OF the subject that Mr. Van Durens upon the Ia
r IN contradiction to his opinions, given; and adj
uniting 1t TO be correct what glorious scope docs it
ford TO non conmittal propenstes."
This whole set of Wing Editors forget what was so
strongly said in favor Of the of Instruction. and the
yuHettons which the State Legislatures may Law upon
Their Senators--by even Messrs. King, Hamilton and
Jay, ut The time of confirming the Constitutions Then
hey were held to be binding, to check that in.
ordinate power which arises from the years tenure
III Tie Arisocratc feature--tle Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

Chesterfield Y. Road Sl32
CoUEsE or EKcHaNGE.
". Carolina Bank Notes ] al 70
South Csrolipa do. 2a2 ~
Georgia de-. 400
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
VIRGINIA. LalesssLATUssE.

Cumberland. I5u, March lsaG 0D'IN'