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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
VIRGINIA, To wiT..Ai Rules held IN the

VIRGINIA, To WIT.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of The Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chanccry for GoOchland county, the
% day OF November, 1895:
William Boiling, pltf, against Nicholas J. Pom
dexter, ex'or Of William @. PoindcEtcr, deed,
GarrIt NJ Qusrls> admr. Of John QuarleS, decd
who was an eE'or Of said William q. Poindexter,
decd, Jane PoindeXter, widow of said William
G.. PoindeXler, decd, Thomas w. Johnson and
Sarah q. his wife, William q, John G., James
~, George, Henry p. and Patsy q. Polndrxter,
which SAID Sarah q William q JohnG, James
N, George, Henry T. and Patsy q. are children
and heirs of said William G. POindexler deed,
defs.-IS CHISCERY.
The defendants, Nicholas J. PoindeIier, Gar
rit M. QuarleS, John G. PoIndextcr, and James
N. POindeX!ef, not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according 10 the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and IT ga
tisfncioriY appearing that they are not inhabit-
ants of this commonwealth: II is ordered, that
they do appear before the Judge Of our SAID
Court, at the courthouse of said county, on the
FIRST dav Of April court next, and answer tbs
plaintiffs bill; nLd that n copy oi this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN The city of Richmond, for two months success
Sivcly and that another copy be posted at the front
door Of the courthouse Of this county.
copy. TeStc
dc Is w9w' w. MILLER, G. G.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
ROBERT MOTT.

HOUSE SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER, &c.
Opposite the Merchants CofeeItIouse, IRich.
mund, Virginia,
GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage he has
- received iro,n n, generous pulic, informs
his friends generally, that he has received nrre
and general assortment of Paints, Oil and Glass,
OF best quality, per schr Nassau with 5000 lbs OF
Soap Stone Paint Of different colors, suitable for
roofs OF houses damp walls, Be-, shch article
ne Is disposed TO sell or work mp on moderate
terms. Orders from the country promptly nj
tended 10. Ready mixed Paints and Copal Var
nish, for sale, at his shop au eff
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
GLOVE. ANp-uos,asy

IN hand, n IarFe siock OF Iadies' aud Gentle
" mems GLOVES, the best imported
Silk, Mobuir, Lambs Wool, worsted, and cot
ON HOSE aud bali HOSE, from inferior 10 su-
PerioI. KNAPP, PRESTON & CO.
de q
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
DR. sCUDDER's GENUINE

ACOUSTIC OIL.
,TSiIIs MS una disease OF the Ear in general
'lo never failing remedy has been used
many years with distinguished success a,
ne Eye and Ear irfrmary Of DIR, SeniJ., ~,
.oik, anu is confidently recommended ms an .,
;;unv'u'naty ana wonderful remedy for either par
nar or complete deafness in all its stages.
ne ','ney use 81 this pungent Oil, many
VINO nave been completely deaf, have been ~.
lored To perfect hearing, amer using from on. ~
our masks. This may appear strange put /, Is
nevertheless true The Acoustic Oil isno, n,..
>enien 10 The public a. noS,rum, but as the IRE
>SIp'ion OF one who has turned his attention p,
c,insively TO the Eye aud Ear, and who nIrds,s
ms professional reputation upon the success o,
his remedy. "
ET Price (includinp dircc,;o,s> ,. ,u,
flask. '"e '''a' tue
CAUTION. In consequence Of base e,,emp,s 10
this article the public are requested
10 observe the signature OF DR.. Scudder accom-.
panying each flask.
For saleby ST ADIE & co.
VIEW ROCKS 4 FURTHER sIJPPIJES
r ECElVED by Il. l. SMITH, 18Th January
yuuge storys Discourse upon the life, char
ae,et and services of Chief Justice Marshall
=, Budsewnier Treaties, by Roget; Animal and
vegetable Physiology, with nearly 500 cuts
"nence OF Religion upon Health aud Pbysi.
cal are OF Mankind: nv A Brigham, MD
'""dS of Noble Women
rampleS excite US 10 noble deed"
nciics, or Rules fur The Exercise and
.",.- ot the United States In.aniry. by
No,'' Con-. al Scott, OF The United States Army
IN three volumes -''''''
American Cyclorrdin OF Practical Medicine
'nd Snr.cry. part VIII, by | Hays, MD, NJ
vemhcr. 1885
Primary Dictionary designed for Younger
cloSSeS' ~ The author OF American Popular Les.
Dunclc,on'S On D) Human Physiology
Money f'
American Almanac for ls36
Virginia House Wife, by Mrs. Randolph
h"rSe Shoe Robinson, Talx Of the Tory
q Scendnnc", by the Author OF Swallow Barn.
third Edition. !, 10
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IN l-wSw CHARLES w lLbF'i ~. " ~.
THREE UuNDRED PACKAGES BRIT
ISL DRY GOODS.


WE have Just in store, our Fall importation,
w per ship Tally-Uo, from Liverpool, when
with Goods previously received, makes
Three Hundred Packages of BRUSH DTy IoooS
The largest and best assortment ever offered
to the Merchants Of this State, by ourselves or
probably any other house in this Chy-eonSisiIng
surer and ezra blue, black olive, green lnvisi-
Hazel. dshha, russell, brown and oxford MKT
DO do double millcd drabdo
no do blue, black, drab and fancy mkt double
milled London CasSimCtcs
Do 10 blue and b,ck single milled London
Do do ioiIanett, swansdown, and valencia
VcstngS
Wilson & Kendall Couons, No. lo5
Rose. Point dualc and whitney Blankets, Of eve
~ size and quality
Blue and mkt KcrseyS and Plains
Black and colotcd BombazctS
Black. blue. brown, royal purple, scarlet, eTim
son. Lavender, olive and dahlia "a and 0-i in'l
tation McrinoS
Splendid painted de- c..
Black end assorted colors heavy rolled CiresS'
Msrsball's blk blus. all eolor,, and white browH,
patent Thread Nc. IL to 20
DO patent Seine, No. % and 80, put up IN = o.
hanks
Ladies fawn habit Gloves
Gcntemcn's London, Brrk and H'Iham ian
Gloves -, a..
CO Cambrics. Jaconets and checked Muslins
a. plain and figured BChinct
Cotton and cimp EGgingS and Loces
81 Grecian, plain and figured Rohineis
Thread EdginrS and LaceS
INK and white wcrstcd womenS Hose
white snd MKT Lambs wool half do
Blk and white worsted do do
White worSied Shirts and Draws
large assortment new style London Print
Brown, olive and drab FiuShingS, &C. SC.
The above goods, as also, The balance Of our
large stock ran and riH bc sole, as cheap, (hy the
piece or PACKAGE rs they can be obtained ~ any
market in this country. II any one interested IN
this matter is vet Scepucal, ftom ignorance, mot
having examined for him>elO or pTejudiced,
(bccausc his customers and competitors are SOY
we respectfully invite such an one candidly io
examine, and then judge.
ScpS Market Bridge
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
COFFRE SUGAR.
The lsubssrbsrs

{ oFFEE SUGAR. The lsubssrfbsrs
~ arc now receiving,
100 bags prime green Coffee
100 do old Java and Mocha Q fee
30 hhds Porto Rico Sugars
IS boxes loaf Sugar
70 hhds West India Mvlasses
100 boxes bunch Raisins
10 bales Almonds
100 boxes flesh Tea
7For sale, by "A, w SJJ rpv
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
HUNTS
LONDON BLEACHING PASTE.

TOHN F. & ". ALLEN offer for sale, 1t their
- Snuff, Cigai and Backing Store, Cary street,
Hunts celebrated London Backing Paste.
In offering this Backing for sale, they have al
ready shown by affidavit, that they are not only
Instructed in its manufacture, but authorised to
use his name by the origin alinventor.
They do not consider that abuse Of any other
manufacturer, will add totheiT own respectable.
ty or inc'-ase the public confidence in their man.
ufaciurc They offer il on the sole merit of Its
having been considered in London, for the last &c
year, equal to Day s. Martins, OF any other OF
equal celebrity.
They only ask trial and comparison with any
other ofthis country, England or France. They
now offer II by wholesale or retail, on the follow
ing terms!
By the groce, g. so
the dozen rs
the box, ~
They now want Hunt. Backing Boxes, for
which they will pay inca I or backing, - cents
per GOzeI., 50 thar a box of BlacKing which now
costs Ia cents will stand the consumer but ct cts
Any purchaser may return the article, II II
does not meet his full APPRECIATION.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17

''' 20. .'.'in'ni Of TIN WARE, which he
od TO sell on the most accommodating
r. c. RICE.
70 >ONTHERN, sOUTH-w EsTERS a
ENEERN TRAVELLERS.
rTt.ra - The pfOprietOrS (E POR-
flrsGs=7Ia TER 4 Cos Of the Old
49, - 90 and popular Line between
- Washington Cityand Rich Z.
mon .n'- cave 10 inform their numerou, friends
uu' their splendid STEA MBOAT sydney
on Do. cute iO Potomac Creek Leaving Wasb,
IHg' daily 1iG A M.-rciurnipy will arrive ~
Wa H,neiou between and 3 o'clock. r. NJ cha.
hi'" y. ns'I' TO reach Baltimore, by Bcltzhoo.
YER O. tr. Stages, 10 time for eatiy sumner
~" ~F'lry h3s recently been greatly imnrov.
ed ODD respects. She !, not surpassed IN sneed
d. 1IY boat IN the Potomac Waters n uneouslled
i1 'r,nmmoI1ions, having large and airy Ca.
h,r '1 I"gk Fitted up with bcrths, and two large
Tharouie hy'hc Potomac Creek ba. but 9Th,
mile land fdrri1gc 10 Fredericksburg over
good Turnpike Road, and passengers by this
fuI" wl'I reach their place Of destination several
hours earlier than by the other Line
TH, Stages Tor Ch,ra''l lille. Stanton. and
Virginia Springs leave FrcderIck,burg dailv
Peck q Wclford's Line, thrice q week.
JAMES GUY. CAPTAIN.
Nrlns'n MS are being made, by which the in
convenience 5l travelling liy night 10 Richmond
Out Charlottesville Willie avmIcd. Wbcnc com.
p's'rI. na.Nenoire villhc 2iycn. ap iO--tf
I'm NOTICE.
s. n. = The passage and fare by
- --..+.-ife' PATRICK HENRY
vrU hereafter be-
From E,hw.nj TO City Point, ....".sI 80
James Town,......2 90
NUrfolk,.........3 90
ni WILLIAM J CHAPMAN.
The Steamboat THO
"A MAS JEFFERSON, will
W - leave the wharf At Rockets,
Ef,s-fS Tor Norfolk, NJ o'clock, on
80 MON Hos nj Sunday and Wednesday, until
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17

SUPERIoR soAP.-A small quantity OF C.
- Taylor's superior Toilet aud Shaving Soap,
at EUSTACE & TEMPLES.
T UMP PLAsTER.-sO tons lump Plaster
II on board the schr Rachael Ann, for sale on
the wharf by LUMPKIN & M0SBY.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
TWENTY DOILAR. REWARD

ENTn DOLLARS REWARD,
E'oR the apprehension of MILTON M MI.
L NOR, who left the Srhr Martha, nea. James
Town, on Sunday morning, liltlc before day
9TeaK and. took from the Captains desk $40, in
unmee States notes, $50 in specie. One : 10 note
on Inc CalIaIS Bank, in State of Maine; one small
note on the Saco Bank, in Maine; | do. on
connecticut Bank and two or three others on
Northern Banks
The said Minor had on when he left the vessel
a iaTpaulin hat, a short jacket and either pair
OF night drab or grey pantaoonS. He is about I6
Sea'S oldi has fair complexion. light brown hair
anu blue eyes. IL is thought he probably might
nave gone TO Williamsburg, and taken tae Stage
Iof ms place. The above reward will be paid
Tor the apprehension and conviction OF said Mi
nor. JAMES EISJEp q. CON
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17

EDINBUR0 REvIEw.-Tbs EdiASurg
Il Review, No. l2S for October, 1885. just
received by RID. SANXAY.
NEW WORKS.
ECEIvEb-Ri.pxi,i The last Of the TriLunss,
II by Z L Bulwer.
Mahmoud, q novel, 2 vols.
The American in England, by the author Of q
Year in Spain
lnhuence, a moral tale, py the author Of Mi
fiam,
Phrebology, and the moral influence Of Phreno-
logy arranged for general study, aud the purposes
Of education, from the frst published works Of
Gall and Spurzheim, to the latest discoveries Of
The present period. BY Mrs L Miles.
fc25 MAYO & DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17

.IpN rs, CRATES, AND TIN-wARE
I VI. .ub,ycrlbcr, having been appointed Agent
- '' lI' Mc.sI,. Nous, for the sale of their
c,.'h. l''d STOVES and CRATES. is prepar-
81 10 Furnish them ut the manufacturers, pTiccs
q ~" hand, IN almost every variety, Frank
sl.' g. Hiil1 wood Stoves. &c.
+'t ~ PIPE made TO order, in superior
''...--Ii~|' and Iron Tenders, together Win a
"-F' '..oHnrnt Of tbs WARE, wbIcb he
od TO sell on the most accommodating
r.H..
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FASHIONABLE
XIRGINIA CLOTHING STORE

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BELL TAVERN.
TNHE Subscribers respectfully inform then
i friends and the public generally, that the,
have now on hand, and intend keeping, a lag,
and extensive assortment OF ready made fashion
able Clokins, consisting in part of the following
articles:
Blue, black, olise, and other shades OF Dress and
Frock Coats
Brown, olive, mixed and drah Over Goats
Petersham and Flushing do do
Mixed, olive and brown cloih and cassnet Ceat-
ecS
Blue, black, dra6 and other shades cloth and cas-
siraere Paniaoons
Black and fancy buckSkin cashmere Pants.
Blue, brown, mixed, plain and striped caSsinet dor
Beaverton Pantalcons, Jackts assorted
Black and fis'd silk velvet Vests
Thibei and Valencia do
Cloth and cashmere do
Satin and bombazine do
Black silk and fig'd silk do
Grntlemen'S cloth and camei Cloaks
Merino Shirts and Drawers
Irish linen Shirts, plain and plated muslin do
Wooden and cotton flannel Shirts and Drawers
Shams, Collars, CravatS
SuSpendcrs, Hosiery
Tenant, celebrated Stocks
Negro Clothing &c. &c.
Also on hand, a very superior stock &C Cloths,
CaSNimeTeS and VeStlngS, purchased from the
latest imporiations, which they will make up 10
order on the shortest notice, and most approved
style and newest fashion.
All of which they will sell, wholesale and re -
tail, on accommodating terms articles Of the
same description can be purchased in any Of the
northern cities.
Country Merchants and others will find il to
their advantage TO give them call, ms they are
determined 10 sell al the Lowest possible prices
oct 8 If HOOPER & GRAFT.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
STOCKS! sTOCKsii sTOCks!..

STOCKS! STOCkSil STOCkS!!!
TINE subscriber has Just received fresh and
Il very large supply of STOCKS of every de.
Scrip'ionI some OF entirely new style, and lery
rich, equal TO any ever offered IN this market,
made by Tenant and others Of equal celebrity, for
sale at prices that cannot fail 10 please.
ia III ELISHA STEPHENSON.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17

IRISH LINENS
l. Shsetings
Table Linens
Unbleached Cloths
ToweliDg, &c.
Duty Free-Cheaper than ever, for sale, BY
lie % THo'S r. PRICE.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PIANO FORTES
n HALL has received from the celebrated
~. Chickering Of Boston, a splendid rose wood
Piano, OF remarkable sweet tJne and beautiful
exterior. sell these instruments ut manufaciu-
rerS prices, and warranted in every respect first
rate Instruments
SERAPHIMAS,a new instrument, one large,
calculated for church, and another, Paris m adc,
elegant, intended for the drawing room
GUITARS ut various prices, some with the
patent screw, and very sweet toned
VlOLINS, general assortment, at all prices,
some very superior in cases
FLUTES, some low priced, others with four,
six and eight keys, and one very elegant silver
mounted, with eight silver keys, made by Gle
meDti 4 Co, and accompanied with n certificate
from Nicholson of its correctness
ACCORDIANS Of various prices, being q
recent and extensive importation of our own
A very superior MUSICAL BOX, which
plays, in the finest STYLE the four tunes Jim Crow
Draw the Sword Scotland, Aud Lang Syne, and
the Cinderella Waltz le22
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
WADE w. wOOLDRIDCE.


GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Market Bridge;
OFgFoE;Rs for sale, 90 Hdds Sugar
~ ~ barrels loaf do
30 bags Rio Coffee
20 do Manila do
- do old Java do
IA hhdS WhiSkey
50 bblS superior old dc
20 do country Gin
= pipes pure Holland do
80 bblS CordiaS
| pipe pure old Cognac0
half do do do
= do Imitation, do 5Bra1lvs.
5 do old apple do
! pipe old Madeira,
8 or do do
? pipes NJ do
20 do VI NJ do
Is bblS sweet Malaga, mes
. hall pipes oil Port
10 cases sparkling Champagne C
10 do Muscat do
q Spr. Sd Kin a & 2"'i''
% hhdS bright retailing MolasseS
10 bblS NO do
. chests Gunpowder,1
= do Imperial,
II do do Si'as'
go yc '' sTef %0 Candles
'allow d.
pdp
10 Window Glass
do do
20 S',. "rrorrs Gunpowder
100 ~. ..ut
100 kegs Nails
300 sacks Salt (lOtot en)
80 d. Ground Alum Salt
40 duz Fed Cords
10 boxes Colgalc's Starch
10 cases fresh London Mustard
10 bags black Pepper
10 case, Tomato and Walnut Calsup
10 do Pepper Sauce
90 bbls pure Cider Vinegar
casks Cheese
tons country Iron
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns
10000 lbs Bacon, hog round
All Of which will be sold on the most aecommo-
dating terms ap0I
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17

VIRGINIA-At rules holden IN the clerks
V office of the circuit superior court Of hw and
chsncery for Hcnrico county, the 18th day OF
December. 1885 Joseph Marin, Pln, against
James Anderson and Charles Yale, deits
The defendant James Anderson, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
To the act of Assembly and the rules this court,
and It appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he
is not an iuhabilant of this Commonwealth: IT rs
ordered that tho said defendant do appear here on
the LIST Monday in March next and answer the bill
of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published
in the city Of Richmond, for two months success
sively and posted the front door of the Capitol
in the said city
A COPY. Tcste, -
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
TIME c,umniiOu. huildingS vhich have TO-

TINE commodiou, buildings which have re-
Il Gently had erected in the City OF Richmond,
are now ready for the accom- nodatjOn Of all PEI
sons who may wish their NEGROES safely and.
comfortably taken care OF.
The buildings were erected upon an extensive
scale, without regard tocoSt my main ooJcct Dc
ing to insure the safe keeping and al the same
time tn. health and comfort Of the Negroes Wle
MAJ be placed thcteat.
The rooms and yards for the Females are So
parate from those for the Males, and gentecl
house Servants will have rooms To themselves.
The regulations ofthe establishment will be gen
cral cleanliness, moderate exercise, and recrea.
ton within the yards during good weather, and
good substantial food at all times, by which re-
gulationS tits intended that conhnement shall he
rendered merely nominal, and the health OF the
Negroes so promoted, that they Will he well pre-
pared to encounter a change of climats VIXEN re-
moved to the South.
These buildings are situated on the lot corner
of 18th and Cary streets, between Mayos Bridge
de 10 BACON TAFT.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17

GENUINE AND SUPERIOR WINES.
TINE subscriber has made arrangements with
l. John A. F. Rachau, Esq, agent for Smith ,,
Woodhouse & Co. Of London, opoT,o and Ca
dir; Lewis & Co. OF Madeira, and Paisley, Little
& Co. OF TeneTife, to be supplied regularly with
genuine and superior Wines. from the above
places; they are not surpassed by ony wines that
are hrnnghr to tho limited Siates-they are now
offered 10 the public, warranted free from adultexa
ton and At a small advance. PeNonS who ara
in want OF pure article, are requested 10 call
and examine his stock, consisting Of the follow
ing kinds
pipe choice old l.. P. Madeira
do superior do do DO do
do old L. p. Tenerfe u
do Supc' or (siTaw colouD Sherry ( a
do old sweet Madeira u
| hid. fine old Port
For sale by r. s. MASSlE.
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~, -f3AN BOTANIC GARDEN AND
GITRZyRUU.S

NJ 2 .isNN TBVINNTI GARDEN IND
SURSERIES.
sSSFyR, JAMES WINSTON, Agent for
,5zEsSE5 WIN. Prince & Sons, will forward
sYJfSSE orders Tor any KIND Of fruit or orna-
mental Trees, Grape Vines Shrabs
---'-As--- &c. iron this justly celebrated esra.
ll,tm-nt
TIN. present IS The most suitable season for re-
moving The most kinds OF trees, SC. &c, aud the
prunr...is have reduced very much their prices
generally. and can furnish Trees of larger size
than heretofore packed in the best order, and
sn''rHI nh great dccpAch. nc u
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17

Also. Coach Glass Of various sizes, The quail
nv of this glass being So we'll established, we
deem n recommendation OF IL unnecessary.
- Orders for any size or quantity, can be
made through Us. J. 4 :. COSBY 4 Co.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
THOMAS \ RUST,

ALFRED KING.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17

The Steamboat THO
"a MAS JEFFERSON, will
w 80 leave the wharf NJ Rockets,
ETf,s-fS Tor Norfolk, Al 7 o'clock, on
~ NOM nj Sunday and Wednesday, until
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

NOTICE--Tsken up on my plantation at Grape
~ Vine Bridge, (Chckahominy) small lightco.
ored bay mule which sold al the sale OF Lttleber-
~ Allen, dec The owner is requested to forward
pay exPences and take her away
b. b. r. BARKER
Henrico county, Feb. - gO-Ir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

'Tboss represented voting tbs Affirmative mega
ye s0d hsss sisted voting the negative
80 3i0bs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13


Tuesday, FebTn0ry ., 1886.
On motion Of MIR Porter, the petition of Don Carlos
Default de Lassus, presented at the last session.
ferred to the committee claims.
Mr.. Linn presented the petition of Anna II. Penrose
praying Tor the payment of interest claib heretofore
allowed by Congress. Referred to the committee on
claims.
MIR. Buchanan presented the memorial Of Ovid J.
Johnson and six Others who had been appointed com
mitice by large and respectable meeting of the citizens
OF DauPhn county, convened in the borough Of Harris
burg, the 2Sth day Of August last 10 prepare me-
moral TO each House OF Congress, praying the approp
alton by The General Government of SUN sufficient To
remove TO Africa free negroes willing 10 remove and ma.
numitted slaves, equal IN amount to the whole annual
increase OF the cOored population Of this country; and
also such additional number the wisdom OF Con-
gess the finances Of the nation and other considerations
may justify II, IN their opinion the constitution Of the
Vned states Will justify such appropriations; and fnot
will authorize the measure"
Mr.. b. said, the committee in their memorial had
gone at length into the subject had treated il with
much ability. proper degree - respect for them and
those whom they represent required that this me mortal
should be printed for the Of the SENATE fe would
therefore, for it, printing and for the present that
INC er memorial be laid upon The table.
ihese motions were adopted.
Mr. Benton presented the petition Of number Of the
citizens OF the town Of Alexandra, D. c. representing
the moral evils and pecunary embarsassmcnts produced
~ the drawing OF lotteries, and praying for their abo-
snentj which was referred 10 the Committee on the
District Of Columbia.
On motion Of Mr.. Benton,
The resolution submitted by him directing the Com.
mittee the District Of Columbia To inon,re into The
expedency Of aboshng lottery drawings and the sale
Of lottery tickets in the District Of Columbia was then
taken up and agreed 10.
MIR. shepiey Submitted the following resolution which
was considered and agreed 10.
Resolsed, That The Committee on the Judiciary be in
siruced 10 inquire into the cxpediency Of prohibiting bv
law al persons receiving salaries officers or clerks to
be Two Houses Of Congress, from acting agents,