davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

4 LARGE and ruiuale tract Of Land in tanqnier
IA County to1 Eae.-By virtue Of decree OF the Su-
peror Court Law and Chancery for lienrIco county,
in the case of Norton rs. Norton the Undersigned
Commissioners will, Monday the 2olh day OF March
next, at Warenton in the county Of fauqulrr, before
the iron, door OF the Courthouse Of said county. pro-
coed 20 sell al public auction, to the highest bidder,
tract of land lying in the county Of Fauquer, near Ger
nantown and within or mile, of Warrenton long
known rs the bingham Forest estate, and containing
33 acres according actual survey made some years
aro Ii was then divided into nine parcels or lots, with
the view of being rented iancd out: these lots were
divided four parcels containing about 600 acres each
so as to ma he convenient farms Of each parcel.
The land will be sold in parcels i'll such way as TO ac-
canmodale purchasers and upon the day Of sale plat
Of the whole land, divided into separate tracts, will be
exhibited This land s situated in 4 very healthy coun
try and is believed be fertile, and we'll adapted to the
culture of Indian corn, wheat rye: and OATS and in re-
card 10 society, is well situated.
Terms of Saic-One-thirG Of the purchase money 10
be uaid in nine months third ia eighteen months,
and the residue III two years from the day OF saie-
Bonds with approved security !oT each INSTRUMENT bear
ing interest from the day Of SALE will be required OF the
purchasers who it is expected will be ready with their
su1e,irs 10 execute said unds al iahest on tic day OF
sale The title will be retained until conveyance shall
be directed by The Court
PHILIP HARRISON, }coun;ss;o,,rs
ROBERT C.. NICHOLAS, ="
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

az n - "A REWAED.--I.ds ef.-Ran away from
D Il eDO the subscriber, about The 18th Of Novern-
Der last yellow Of the name Of EDWIN, (he some
times calls himself Edwin Buks,) about feet % inches
high. rather raw-boned. little stopped IN his shou
ders. his counenance very good hair toIraby bushy
He has lost of his jaw teeth, and is what may be
called lanern.jawcd. lie is good shoemaker. tie
has free papers with him.
will give $50 if said negro is aPprehended in the
State and $l5O if apprehended out OF the State" ana so
secured that get him again.
BENZ. F. PORTER
Enh DO rn2-1fl Of ROckLriGrc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

Ep edmond French Burr Milestone Manufoeto7y.
E@ The Subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have on hand
good and well selected assortment Of French Burr Blocks
1.-THE best quality and also extensive assortment OF
ready made French Burr Mstones Of sizes,
which they warrant inferior to any built in this coun-
try. Persons who are in want of The abnyc article
would do well to call and examine for themselves before
they purchase elsewhere, determined to sell
ders will be thankfully received and promptly executed
.~.... ' .s'.. JAMES SMELL.
.a.. -.s. YUuEL S. RUST.
N B.-For reference, to the quality of our ready
made Burr Milstones, apply to the Richmond Ml!ers
Feb. 10. lOl-2aw3m 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

YEJIaIBER! TIMBERm-1'hc highest prices will DC
4 given for good seasoned wheel spokes and feloes.
deliverable at the Pententiary. Immediate delivery Is
solicited Fo. information respecting hen apply either
to Col. Charles S. Morgan, Superintendent. or to
TEOS. G. MONCURE, G. a.
Eol n SS-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

HNOPARTNERSHlP.-Th subscribers have con-
u nected themselves into copartnershIp, under the
firm Of ALVEY & WYATT. for The purpose OF conduct
ing Tie HhoIcsaie and Retail Grocery and COMMISSION
business; and have taken that large and comrlodous
house. for many years occupied by Messrs "oriiian &
McGruder, and more recently b. Mr.. Benjamin Brand,
six doors below the Bell Tavern, where they intend
keeping constantly hand large and we'll selected
stock of Groceries. They constantly receiving, from
the North and otherwise suppIrs OF Goods-and expect
in very few days that their assortment will be COM
petc They would invite their friends from the coun.
Try and in town TO CALL they determined 10 sci!
City. mo. r. ALEEl,
SlLAS WYATT.
We have taken a substantial fTc.proof building for
the purpose OF storing any thing we may receive on
commission; and intend pay strict attention 10
this branch Of the business will make liberal advan-
upon consIgnments: either Of grain flour, or mer-
chamdise Of any descriptions and hope ~ strict per
patronage. ALVEY ~ WAIT.
March ). W-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

NOTICE-MR. BoETTG Ell, who gave instruction on
lN the Piano Forte for Mr.. Geo F. Knauf, in Farm
v!le latley, gives notice. that he is in the
plpyment Of the said Mr. Geo. Z. knauf and will in
future leach the Piano Forte his account Those
who wish to take lessons Of him will please to cal! at
Mr. Ilarriss, Cabinctmaker, where lie resides
Farmvie March TO- l0l-3C"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
S3N.INU so -UUU " Do Q! y .ooV '''
NiryirE3 state k.OlseFE,

- .to hr,i, of The Alrcharica Benevolent Society OF
No:f,lk-C!ass No. ], for 1896
r., 5rn,-r NJ .tcrundri on Saturday, .7prn Esd: 1870
. - MAMMOTH SCHEME:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

FETO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCU.-
III The planters of whom | have purchased crops of
Oronoko Tobacco will confer favor by deliver
inr them to the order Of r. & T. Gwahmcy in the city
Of Richmond between the 18th Of May and the Isl Of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the Isl
of June will please defer the delivery until the 10Th OF
june any time between the middle Of that meath and
the first day O: July. JOHN q. HUGHES.
N,-cb : 00-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
Wi .Siam,<t Trims.


The Columbia Times (one OF NJ, Calian7's go,
strains 1T Judge " !!tc. bat Siraln!rS Grn liars,
This wiscacrr says 81 the lGth, That Nj Whites
on tle Force bill. II npthiug eisc settles his Gains
gives euietus to MI his pgrtcnsious with cyrry
hearted Car"linian: does il add al o.a to lis .
IaTity IN the secr2: feelings Of The boSon. AsY vrr;
ELsF.' Mr.. Whites vote on the Force I'LL. AMI IL.
same breath. !IIls intelligent Tm"s; this yaun'lu. ,
tender TO the State Rights School saws: Gen N.r-
claims to the Presidency :rvc arisen the higher o..
score Of intellectual ENDORSEMENTS and talents a..
peciGl!v the OF constitutional doctrines N 3.
tics and personal lnncay Is man. tar M e his ..
character i:s been discussed. Intec in thes, dl;,
Political d2gcmcracy he Sco:s To S's!d rs u >o..irf
lick Of the p,rer school Of the rarirr iirs Of IN.
public &c. Nc.'--Ilas The Colnnil Times read G.
lis Chryint Speech Is be really set To- lyaIm tin.
very Force BIZ, which 10 damn HE JU'r vs. a2g;
&c nf hv the General; That. an!ang his other T..
s;rts spr"c!Ics in -, in Trplyi" AT. C".."r" w
not urge these things with III" siIrc: cAarrIl.e
u.cp.rialinE $. Carri.na. in behalf 81: il7 Y n"r.a
OF course, We consider ihNt out Of the g.'s',i1 -,
with aaY wish Of rcconciIn% her to Vote ."r 'n.-"
Our wishes as ErE arc clearly III iavoG7 q 'irg...
against judge W. We like anJ respect tie or.-.
other is il trimmer. a''! GeS"rter, and caH'rf -
extraordinary appeal The ntE"- ay: al iir public c-r
near Knoxville to the to!nbS Of i!'s parcnts in ,..
chUTch yi'h ''H"''3 |" '"c F'". - "'s ''''5'
mother we're buried with the formal g0rs,l
which rach If them prop0madS 10 him-hiS pror,s.o:,
50 much principle throughout his sPrccAhS s,y
repeated thrust5 under Tie fifth rib q! iS " r'&rr.
friend ':our venerable and esteemed Ch.et Ms ste
his closing touch about their both appearing
fore tribunal, where The judge himself 81. BE- the
" witness with his prayer at tie end oir "Hct'
better become the solitude Of The closet. than ;c :.
viics Of pub!ic dinner, are a.! n very wrccLc "a.
l., nj ).l,,
WE'LL than the frank: manly spirit o! an America" -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
\ ERMONI'.


-i,n r,;, ovnrcs.ions Of deg ht with which the OPP
nos;,;on s,.ak Of the Vermont elections, is amusing
They talk 81 il as il their success were al'"srea u,"'
ticjpa,cd ard Us comp ete as nnrxpct'a wow 1t 80
Inn; they have held lie rrins OF power IN 'l
State far = series ii years, and during that time nave
carried every thing Dcinc them and 50 far from having
reason to rc,ice the result o the ale contest ''y
have cpuse t. G,parr the loss Gi at least one member q"
Ccnrress and unfinished majnfiiies In ]c13 III lie '
District, Fletcher In" Democratic candidate, was ceic"l
cd by james Now Fletcher is ei"c;ed by handsome
vote over the opponent In the same year. hraoG
the Democratic candidate Tor Governor was ot'',""
With majority against him ri II 600 votes. In l@''
the Snsi him was GOO, and now ii IS supposed
10 be not more =; the than oOOD, ii II reaches
that sum
If ON The ev, of Presidential election, whggcry can
derive comfort from such results, it has truly ifI"fNa
ble power Of drawing joy from adverse crrnn:taHces
The enemy have a desperate struggle TO make IN Fer
mont in November, if they hope 10 retain The 'o'e O
the Stale PcnHSgirnn'd'
MAINE ELECTIONS.
The Portland Argus o! Tuesday says
awe have heard from all the towns in this Congress
s;ona District aud if returns are correct, we have
minority for The Representative 10 Congress; bH' !E'
vote is SO close that wait 10 get exact returns before
giving them detail -
We have letters giving The vnte 70. Governor in Ken
nehec County, u towns, giving D"ni"p "GcO, ht"t
1850 No CHOICE in Gardiner, Nat2sviit and New Fort
land. I.ro Democrats cicct:d in .7"s"Sfa
The Augusta Ace Of Srp!cUDc: ii, says-lle Demo
Gratis Of hurrsn lye Il, length carried their Rrprrse''
ta,jvp ,,Eaud that too against Sell Organized op-
nos;tion with The whole influence Of town officers aud
town parnnac" 20 contend w!ii. and with much the
urrrst arrrcratp pu.c ever thrown III lhS town me
triGn;u!r IS decisive and complete.
Nineteen towns in pcnobscot county give Dunlap
), G2S-kenl 2:HG.
The Legislature will BE about the as last year
Evans Federal! is reelected 10 Congress from henncrc
it is possible that there have been no elections IN re-
nobsco Iiaucock and Waldo Congressional Districts,
owiur tr divisions among the Democrats yet The poor
Feds are LEFT far lar hcind-;iry stand no chance IN
any of the Districts, in any emergency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
sould Droyc trait rs to our principles if we do not use
IL .fifciuallv LunchdHg Democrat.

(Frcm tho !MiUsdgcrale StanEard 81 c"Gh1 .er
J.bor WuTEAs rue FREE NEcRoksiLia VIZ" an
ln TINT in Tennessee, free persons OF coi"r were GU
,usJ =, ro, without any property qualification OF
$50 FIR abou, twcntyeght years prev Gus 10 i2of'
d s, Ind@e White took measures to exclude mem
u - in tie habit of ging to the polls wan mem a'!u
@ noe occasion, did actually walk TO me Ballot hoS'
KIN KIM AND ARM WITH a FREE NEGRO:
rbi. spec,ac!e occurred in the year EsGHI EEN
.HIjNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE, in warmly con,
,rs,cd election at KNOXVILLE. in which Judge waste
t"ok very warm interest for his brothern law, Col
Williams who was then candidate.
We make this statement adeiscd'y, and challenge Us
denial We can PROVE 1T, and shew, upon Tue tEi'
tcnca Of citizen Of Georgia: of the first
that upon lie occasion referred TO- JUDGt; III " T.
d. LOCK ARMS with FREE NEH''o' A'D
WALK WlTi Him TO THE POLi.S
Ii this was not full recognition o! TIE n"st p'l'e
EQUALITY between WHITE and bLACA. I ,,. :"
total crcNne of all distinctions. we are a' 1923 " ''0
what would be considered ;. f,,a-;,:
What would tc the effect of such scene 10 reI! y
Now we ask. VIVA. is the difference between Mr.. w
HUREN and JUDGE WHITE: We an ,;, ',T. h.
VAN ;tJEEN, drove the free negroes from Inc pGs ny
nro,II cn,Iidcaan, which c:cctually excuGcd nnc'
~ nine on. Of every hH ndrrd while JUDGE Il, 4,
Mas Iregoag them the polls, and encouraging 'hrm
,o vo,e wi,b"ut the least restriction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

these ,nongrel Wings, to this Staunton letter e..
ication Of his Tariff notions, and his great CON-.
our demands. Well, where is it; lie reG."t.1
his :. ot.repeated DECLARATION, that if the pr.s;,, r?
Ign fleet Of The tariff upon the Southern si7,e.
verified by its operation" why. then he ::vy.d
ly repeal it, Malign effect doe. ,$e.c
consider its 6. mnLgn cGcrt?" Hos far ,u,sr
iurcd Jltnrc he viii repeal it How far nnsi ;,
tin, be stretched upon tic rack htrrc he Will ne 5:
screws; lie tells you i'll his Agricultural :. -
/" WheRerer the streets OF NortnIk and Ch,-I '''a
be coccrcd 7rM grass, and il shall be '.ds,,.c., =
to the Tariff then, and not Until lhrn no; ~ = ~
6 mal:gn effect has been produccG and G;,t.,,
to the Tariff, would Gen H. Use his ".:,,pcs, -,
10 repeal il, We cannot wait Upon Sucb c,,| :" ''a
guarded brneroIe"ce. We will mt wait IL! or, =.
are covered wiki gra<s.-Wc ID no, t;lir, .,,, -
- our Southern friends arc ccria;::l? in ERA,
tn th" operation Of the Tariff and I!us, so,n '.'
The error IS ms; The rcmrdy is III our cv., i,4
We will not begin by giving CT: votes :, . ,,.,
who might Use his :" utmost "srrign." :, :. '",
upon " HE reign Of tn. Tariff. and take ...,' "
the ground we have comprehensive cq ;;,- ,o5.,
the Tariff mere rapidly than the ACT r - s,,,f
90 for reducing Tie taxes, and less n:ur ,!' s....
siead. instead OF sirIbn':ng L. This IS na~ ~. -
cardinal points Of the Republican party. I, i.'-.
,riue and The doctrine Of Martin Van .yrn i,
| told you 50 expressly in his reply to Slcrfod W.
hut not sn has Cen Harrison told ynu T., A.,
In word, Citizens n! Ei:s'fia rn9 mas, =, ! :
p'eas"JGt for one, we must say. that i we had . 3.
died votes, We would no. give rnr Of chem =, 49,
cian-however much wc might respect hin ., ~,
S"dicrwho enser;ains such opinions .aou, -. :,
A Latin adagc Gays, +" though wn !..aY ryrrt 49,,
with pi,cn!ork, she viii still return '-So.; ~.
Generals opinions, and deep his iupr, Sons .,
Yalnc Of tie Tariff, tina, they would snne ac. vn,,
--and you would never be sat" Under hi> !t,a,o. 49,
| So much then Tor Internal improvement and -,
! Tarij.--Let us proceed ~ ether Gucs..oa,-W.
further show: that Grn. II. differs 50 rssrn,.,,. &.
yon that YOU ought not 10 v'jtc Tor any .car la "a
| vote for iiln.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
:HEAp Quarters OF TIE AEmr,
49, .4diWuat- Geaerats Office,
W ashlngton, Sept. Ii. 1855
.(Geusrai Oydcr, No. Gil

,(Gen6rqi Ofdcr, No. Ol
J. The Minor General Commanding in Chief has
ceived tile official account OF the attack made tie
2lst of August, by Major Pierce: of The ls Regiment
Of Ar,iller on large body Of Indians collected at The
site of old Fort Draue, in which, with force OF only
ITO men, he completely surprised and routed about ~O
warriors and killed cnd wounded considerable num-
Der Of lle.a.
H. The conduct of The officers and men engaged in
this enterprise like those who attacked superior inrc"
ut NIicanopy, under the gallant and much ian'cnirI
Lieutenant Coloael Heilenan, is deserving OF the high
est praise.
ILL., 1T is with much. satisfaction that the Major Ge-
neral recurs to the conduct all OCCASIONS OF the troops
of the regular army who have been serving i'll Florida
against tic Semiroles. Wherever they have had an op.
p9rluni'y Of .ceting the enemy, they have acted WITH
spirit Of gaasIry worthy Of nobler field; and The
Major Grnsra cannnt, withou, deep sensibily contem
plate the sacrifices aud sderngs which they have eH
peEenced in the arduous duties imposed on them; all
which they have borne with forlilude and submission
20 o'sc'p'ne that reflects honor the character OF the
american army, and entities them 10 the appreciation
and regard Of their Government and country
by otder OF ALLxASnEK MacomB,
M1Jr-Genera Commanding in Chief
D. COOPER .4ct. .3di.- Gen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
TALLAHASSEE, Sent.

TENNESSEE VoLUsTErRs.-This gallant CORPS of the
brave soas Of the West may be expected here in oil bv
the Goth OF this month. number of officers have al
ready arrived and preparations being made for their
reception The campaign will open about the LIST of
Oct. and will he vigorously continued until the enemy
is brought to subsection. From our knowledge of the
abilities of Gov. Call may predict, that, if properly
sustained by troops New Year will see en-
joying our vented peace and security -Floridian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
Cyryiy CGuyt ri BUckinniam.

We understand! that mt the last Court t'!"!c ~, Fl
little excitement among tie magistrates ana IL" F"''
The teller C: the Actin. Governor. asSsn!n= Gf 49,
i;,r not confirming the nominations Of tie n"w m'@,H
was taken up; and attempts were Iadr 10 5p r"I:f
subject in various WAYS At length paper Ms "anl
which prepared by alr R"nd"rant, "nr ct IL" t'E
and now The Senator OF! the district. is precise c''
ter is not knowm 10 It's; but goes, we believe 10 ="
cate the previous nominations, ard we presume " r
nominate the nominees. The Court declined 10 hear u
Barand i; appears from the following C"Ittirar 10
the People is certainly high time to reform the Co:
Courts Under old Constitution Mr.. Ir':ers'h T.
marked that ithc Justices Of the inferior courts are
chosen are for life, and perp"tuatc their ""H 5y1!
succession forever hQta acti0" 0"rc possessing "'
SrrcS Of tire b."rh n cOuEy can ncrcr nc @""CHHf
h0ia their rCUntH IN ChuiH$ tOrtrcT IHd<SD'"5iG t'''
Justices the rra! executive as well as Judiciary, !" g.
orr minor aud most ordinary concerns. lh"y tax u,
wills fill the Office o! Sheriff: the most important o. ?
the executive officers of the county,, Nc: nc !.
new Constitution preserves the most "onoSir"' !'a-
Of the county cnurts-amd III" way in wh!ch .hsr Po'
has been exercised in some OF lie counties vice "
Whgs possess the majority Of the bench, has S'''
The Justice Of Mr. fe!rrsvnS !rmotk, that the De-"
might degenerate into iaclinn. Such are The coin@
which have been made in buckingham, Morgan, hT'@
ley, hibcu,arle, &c. And ii one Of ia" ?c"pi" gees
fore them he is not 10 b" hchtd. !! II" crItlH's' -
abuses through tic press. he ~ threatt ned "i'a p'I
cuon for Il c0Aiempt IF cotrG What the AcuhL e.
vernon will do with the magistrates ct BGc"nEhA'''
kmow not.-.iun noJjS tGntaS idcS compoHert,-Gui y
il the Certificate which promised to publish. !!
signatures al the foot Of it, will trust s"p"rs ci
cessi'y Of ngt"rther ceh from the Prosecuting "a.
- at courI tor buckingham county. Field at lie Co.
house Of the COUNTY aforesaid, the Eth day OF
tcbcr, lc:E the subject c" recent communication Il;
the Executive, relative 10 recommendation {" l'>''
for SAID county, being under considerations, "o''" ="
made by Of the people. that the rr0Pl" be heard
the said SUBJECT whrrrapon. tho said mellon "as carr
mora. Itif,p
the said molten and decision be entered on The T'cE
of The court; which motion was carried in the reE''
eve certify the above to he true statement o; Inc !
ccedngs. (SigncdJ
AncI'n AUSTIN. los FrQrA,
Cus YAxcrY. PrcsitEng 'WiLsoN llX.
.ifcmbcr ct TIE Court. * ELuEip"r: '"ct'd"
G. K FoHrAINE, the Cr"HJ
j. WILLS EnM \. HyBA8p,
WI d. Jo*rs Gro. CnK!>rIAH,
GEu. NJ. PAvSE, VIZ. Walton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
BERKELEY COUNTY.

~ BERKELEY COUNTY. ,,,o
At Meeting Of The Democratic Rrruhe'pp' ;SsTd
ley county held at the Eagle II ,,e Of Capt f'sr %
nsr in MartinsburG Monday, the i='h rs w. T.
~ Bcdingrr called to tie Chaif' H1 ''' '''' ~
4-GTay, appointed Secretary r;,,, MN, nm
,:..o,l composad OF Mairr ". 6. Burns. Amos WIZ
,ns,n Robi B. Rust John Z Gray, Henry ); se'Gei
4, Knwnsar ar, Wan. Alhusiis woo retired Il snort
s;dsrstc,, OF the meeting: which were unanimously
7 adopted; -, ,; :; L
The to.iuaut ,rfannca Federal party OF berkeley, o
p1osc5i,:. aud appointing 10 Office men oi the same
r;er sd sentiments. for political effect, 10 the entire
mi unjust exclusion of all others OF different faith Is
anti Republican in the extreme, contrary to the spirit OF
nur free institutions and ght TO be dscouncnancea
and deprecated by all honest and minded men Of
n parles and particularly by the oppressed Democracy
Of this county "
Rrsolrsd 1ha, we e,i'l retain nndimnshed confidence
IL The wsdom integrity and patriotism oil Andrew JACK
son. our venerutcd Chief Magistrate oil tne u -
Rcyofrcd That We highly approve OF the noh,nan"h
Of The Baltimore Convention, OF MARTIN VAN b.
REM of the State of New York, candidate Tor inc
Presidency OF the United States, and that we viii give
hin our cordial and united support tor that ONCE, aa
make use Of all fair and honorable means to secure MS
election directly by the People.
;icyoi:ca That the nomination of WEIiAn -SMlTE OF
A.hlc.a rs candidate for the Vice Presidency and the
c: &C Electors fixed upon by the democratic rePue!i'
can couYcmtio held in The city OF Richmond IN January
,a,; meets hearty concurrence, and we vi" exert
CO. eYes,o secure the vote Of The Stale IN !aror ol SAID
tickc;. go.
csorcl, That the nomination Of several candidates
fer The Presidency, in different sections Of the Uon
and of different political sentiments by the ses'yeo
Wing party intended TO create division and contention
in our ranks, and distract the people OF The United
States in order candidate Of their o"n choice
who iii carry the principles and advocate the d'c
trines Of the cid federal party, and for the purpose
taking the election from the people and carrying 70
the House of Representatives,, where the same scenes
Of "Bargain intrigue and coT7pt'on ~iLl no Iouu
enacted over again they in that BODY III "a
Res9Irsd That alaOt W Burns y hs"I y, sfVT n
DR. John Hedges, James W. Gray WIN. A!rafns anu
Hez-kal Hedges be, ami ihey are hereby appointed
committee to and pu1lisd j" the Virginia hnpu'
Resoired, That F. A. Kownsar, WIN. Alburis, DR..
John Hedges and John E. Gfay be appointed a. Com
miltee to prepare and publish i'll the Republican, It dee'
ed expedien an address 10 the Democracy Of Berkeley
previous to the Presidential Election.
Rssviced, That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and published in the Virginia
Republican, and that The meeting adjourn to meet again
on Monday the 10th OF October ncxt
henry BEDlNGER, Chairman.
joins c. CRAY, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

=. Tecrv Messeysnilh. Hatch CLARK, Henry Philips,
Frederick Cravn, Geo Shreckhser Jacob Slreckh,ser'
Davidson Ervn., Daniel Brown DR.. VIM. T. Ila,,
- BiIlhimcr, n,ni"' "hmo;G G5'ads} v Safoo
s,mne, pr,r,, S,;a,aou Cofnrr. Jesse o. Gregory,
VIM. Cnar:,,s. To;,r. Terry, Js!n stIs<'s, Christian
GreroTy ln,n s. K:.tison, Geo W. Cupp Peter Lohr,
john i.,ir, th,stion Lohr, Smith ba:cnnn, Dr. David
s,u. J,r, r. ill., jsc',t RrrTcc.uh, Alex. Walker,
David E,ns;n rhnrnnS i;uk,', Vim Root, Jacob Boon,
Isaac ssIla.s, joseph Iseriy, Ab'aaso Miller, Thomas
P Wilson Sampson Eagon. James Beard, c. GahF'e'
Fiei6ins Winde.