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A UESrIOV.-wIiO ARE THE oUACKs! Ger
N tany nj Or DRANDRETH who adyer,ses hi Vegetable

A CUES N.-Wfi0 ARE THE QUACkS! Ger
N tainly Hnt Or. DRANDRETH who adyeres hi Vegetable
Universal Pi Is . the bsNhreaue thev such
represented he would he obliged 10 shut his and
NsRCH especially when IL l. considered how much expended
by hi make them known. Dr. y. feels confident hnver,
all who take them of reading advert smrn
recommend them. Let those rrop'ieors It Mhi inc, WIN
free with their appelat,n Of sact with reference 10 him
who only prose. hat all disrasrs with simple
a chance oftying them moderate erpea aud u they
no. they will sell equal u Badrrih table UnvrrNa P
But they relv TIA it the trash He'd mcne. continues
he ed the Pablo thea will Branireh's " U. Pills continue
% increase in s1e
o. the 18Th o Nav 1875 DR. Br'nlr-,h FIR The fs time mad
known in this city, The above celebrated v. w. Pills. Tie left them
stand fail bv IN ir merits lie de ausion TO
other meicine Smple facts stated and tn following rri d
pie laid down the BRANDRETiIiAN Theory, VIC hat al
local diseases whether Of the stomach and bo- els
JOINTS RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS CUT,NEous ERUP-
DYsPEPTIc COMPLAINTS whever other form such
oc diseases puts Nothing tiTa npom
disordeTe9 state Of the Conas,o aud that DIR VIM Brand eth
had discover medicine l5l which had been fore the public
in Eng "a had the restoring the Constitution
health and vgO simply BY wing a had anl rim niou
humors from the boo h h stomach AMI boweSThe American
public made frll Of this dcne psri Of nine
One Of the citizens of this otv certify t IL
wonderful prop rites Ord for them from all the Union
in dav They give in all univ raj sltisf
READ in oher Of III hLEEDfNG ALWAYS
IMPROPER ASSIST NATrRF-Tr u \ FACT-SOME
PROOFS THAI SOME MEDICINES ARE GOOD. All
establish annishn TINT I'll anil disease ,ce
nv this ONE SIMPLE medicine. Pre % n With ia dtc-
tions OHce ls7 Iuison opposite Broome street, n. Y.
ID i2-lmF
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

Certificates Of other in which this invaluable
medicine equally may he the of
D. BRYSON Conl.ctiones. Agent lIs Fulton Broad
w,v dec 3-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18
NDERSON,S RmEuNArIC DROPS.-A e,re ior b

A NDEkSDk'S DiSVf>.-t cure hf lne
n nimitoiy and Chronic Rheumatism be had only al III
Thmpsnn Th valusbe medicine. called Ande~.o
Rheumatic Drops fur the sbDve disease has GU ed and al
Fortunate take II; certificates Of which ear he
persons cd who atcleu with the
disease, and VIII Al the time If taking the oh we Ot
entirely helpless, aud whose limbs greatly swollen ard d:
DAYS able attend 10 thru out
and three weeks entirely resioIsd 10 hrah and
viz, i.b 2-lIn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
odtuTahy january oU


message was received from the Senate stating that
from Evansham in the county Of Wytlle TO Jefferson
vilse in the county Of Tazewc
Petitions presented and referred-by MIR. Sher-
rard, of Jane Carter of color, asking that her
husband, Richard Barns, may be allowed to reside in
his wife and family-by Mr. Beard, of citizens of
Loudoun for increase Of the Capital Of the Bank Of
the Valley and Of the Branch Of the Farmers Bank at
Winchester.
On motion Of MIR. CRAIG, the committee Of roads, &C.,
instructed TO inquire into the e1pcdiency Of ncor
Poratlng joint stock company TO complete the road
from Stanton 10 the Warm Springs, commonly called
"the Fred road, - and known by that name.
Mr. MrRDAUGH, from tho select committee Revo-
lutionary claims reported the following resolution:
Rcsored, That the Executive Of this Commonwealth
be requested 10 furnish application Of its Chairman,
to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims, the reason
Of the rejection Of any petition presented the Exccu
tive to be allowed land bounty other compe nsation for
Revolutionary services
On motion Of Mr.. PARKER the resolution was laid on
The table.
An engrossed bill 10 incorporate the Fuvanna Mining
Company was read a third time and passed.
EXPUNGlNG RESOLUTIONS.
The House resumed the consideration of the rcsolu
tons reported by Select Committee the subject Of
cxpungng resolution Of the Senate of the U. States.
Mr. SUMNER, addressed the House in opposition 10
the resolutions, and spoke for about hours and half
MI BRowS Of P, moved adj &C: nmcnt, stating that
he would yield the floor any other gentleman :.s
DESTROYS OF speaking upon the subject.
The House then adjourned.
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The object Of the meet.

c. Willis appointed Secretary The object Of the meet
ing having been explained by the Chairman the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed Committee, viz: TIL
G. Willis, James Newman and Conway Tuaferro who
having retired short time reported Tie following pre-
| ambe and resolutions
Whereas it is at all times, but more especially ut the
present, Of the highest importance to the best interests
OF Tree Government that the authority delegated by
the people to their agents, should be fairly, fully and
willingly e1er,ed in the maintenance Of those princi-
PIES u'd IN the support Of those which may be
dcfmra by them Important and necessary 10 the welfare
OF the Commonwealth, whenever and howsoeYer their
viii may be mate known: Therefore,
Rr5ol7ed: lba: in the opinion Of this meeting, the
present Senator from this District Danie! F. Slaughter,
has in morc than one instance shewn disposition, to
disregard the known wishes of majority Of his con-
stitucnts and by his vo!cs 10 transfer their Influence 10
the side Of their opPonefts
And whereas We approve the eoufse Recommended
and adopted by other portions Of the District; of ap-
pointing delegates to meet al Culpeper Courthouse,
mating and recommending the People of the District,
represent the District in the Senate, who will more
fairly and fully reflect the will Of the maority-There-
fore,
~ Resol0ed, That the following gentlemen, John 2
iataieTro, Benjamin Walker, James Newman, Nm IT,
Clark, and Thos Scot, be- and te same hereby ap
pointed and requested 10 behalf oftlis meeting,
the SAID Convention Of Delegates.
On motion, Fcsofrcd That the foregoing proceedings
be published in the Richmond Enquirer and CufpepeT
Gazette.
JOHN F. TALIAFERRo, Chairman.
RoBT. G. WILLIS, Sscretary
January I'd, 1856
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FLORIDA,

Adj; fLORiD.7
ScminnI"' murders have marked the track Of the
lcnpps, b., the day Of retrbuton is al hand. The
before on. risen to sweep them from the land. We lay
ceiyed rs aaers all the accounts which have re-
the ef atrocities, since last paper. Besides
inp coIr "ohs which have detailed in our preced-
and BY tho az being made by the Secretary at War
rcet Of o'uneers who have nobly rushed 10 the,
owns savannah aud Augusta, We have received the fol.
Instant s I''ituscfiAc Nt corder OF lie Icth
'ha proper ossn issued from the Executive Department
mea cers making rrquisitiou OF thirty five hundred
rn'oas be % om Tic ls M 81, 5th 9Th, Sh, 9Th and U, d.
o. the III readiness tor immediate SERVICE
been excepted @ Ia chief he other divisions Of il,n
The oI"s; Will take abOu, every tenth man
forthwith to h volunteer eompane. march
I;e" day. Vi FLORIDA, several Of which will arrive here
The S as SsIB1 Blues, cup,: A. s. Brown.
The M4eun yIrns, 70, Eaonon,) Capt. q. Mcwothcr
Tho Mory,, ',o'uhccrs, Capt. Isaac Scy n,uur.
The M,,s,a u1uafds, Capt. N. u. Foster.
Ia. W,,';e alusquetcers Capt. JohnCuretonE
Th. B.ljws Cavalry, Capt Z. J. Malone. 49,, e,
I" cavalry, Capt Wm. +. Scott. :.
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Mnnd1u. kshrllnru

message received from the Senate, stating that
they had passed the bill concerning the town Of Ports.
mouth with amendments. Agreed to by the House
MIR. GsEGoRy presented the report Of the Court Of
Directors Of the Lunatic Hospital at Williamsburg,
which was Mr. G.. notion laid the table and or
drred To be printed.
Petitions presented and refcr.cd-by Mr.. Mon
Of the beirs of William Brooke for bounty in land
for his scryices in the Revolutionary Mr.. Cooke Of the
Trustees of the Of Portsmouth, for certain amend
ments to act authorizing the opening Of street in
said town-by Mr. Daniel, of the Lynchburg and Pitt
sylvania Turnpike Company, for subscription on be-
half Of the Commonwealth to the stock Of said company
On motion Of Mr. VOOLFOLK the bill incorporating
the Stockholders Of the Louisa Rail Road, with tho
amc ndmcnts offered by the Senate, was taken up.
The amendments were opposed BY Mr.. Voolfolk, and
supported by Mr. Harrs-when the two first agreed
to- and the third disagreed 10.
EXPUNGING RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of MIR. BKowN of p, the report of the
cct committee the subject Of expungIng was taken
up.
Mr. B. expressed his willingness to give way, if any
other gentleman desired TO take the floor
Mr.. BOOKER avaled himself Of the opportunity, and
addressed the House until past three o'clock; when
On motion Of Mr.. BRowS of P, the House adjourned
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Don CuiTpfrc and his .SGuirc

The ewing charges the President and his partizans
with desire of increasing the army. and Wceding the
Treasury, by means of fort fcat"ns, &c, &c.
But what says Judge White i'll his Speech of We'd
nrsGay last " | am willing also, if necessary, said lie,
vote increase of the army-wilIing 10 go any
reasonable extent in making appropriations for the army
mud navy.'-The WING, however goes for Judge White
though he may 60 lor increase Of The army, and
other appropriations. The Judge, loo, hints that the
President should give information is ask for the
troops &c, &c. Blu, though the Wing says the Prcsi-
dent is DESTROYS 10 have them yet the Judge hints he
does moi ask for them. How is this? is the Judge tor"
all the ccnsurc and suspicon then, to fall upon the Pre-
sdcn. md more upon the Judgc' Or is either of them
worthy Of censu, if the safety Of the country demands
an apDropridtion?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

Another Deportation Of Cherokee Indian Chiefs,
passed this town yesterday their way to Washington
city They were bearers Of the treaty recently conclu
ed by Mr. Schern,erhorn, commissioned the part of
the United States with their nation, Of which a
particular nosice viii be found in another part Of this
days paper. The Depuiason consists of Nessrs Bond
mot, Bell Ridge, Fields, Weieh and Tshyeshe These
Chiefs that their domestic differences entirely
reconcilsd and that their people entertain towards the
whites none other than the most friendly sentiments.
GPetersbuy1 Consultation, Jan. d.
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4 YOUNG GL3NT-Sfatr Of Indiana


A letter from Indianapolis Of the 18th inst. states,
that Yesterday was glorious day for Indiana. The
bill to provide Tor general system of Internal Improve
ment, that sent up from the House Of Representa-
tivcs few days since by vote Of So 10 IT, passed the
Senate yesterday by vote of 10 to II This bill con-
templates loan of $l00OO0OO, to be expended under
the direction of Board of Internal Improvement, on
the following objects:
81 100000 ON the White Water Canal;
3500,000 on the Central Canal to terminate at Evans.
vile;
1900 900 on the extension Of the Wabash and Erie
Canal, 10 Trrre IIaute-hcnce, connect a,
the point on the Central Canal, which will be
most conducive TO the public good, at or be.
tween the mouth Of Eel River and Black
Creek in Knox county;
100000 the New Albany and Lafayette Rail Road;
100000 on the New Albany and Charlottesville Nc
Adaniscd or Rail Road; and
l,l5Q,00 the Louisville and Vincennes McAdam-
scd Road.
"The bill also provides loan to the Laurcnceburgh
and Indianapolis Rail Road of $500 0UO.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

MALLORY OF DRUSswicK.-W reported this gentleman
n the espnsn: What he did say wns
@ %ss 10 ,15 o Whit % Of panty
but when they understood the fully would be ofa different
% of Sas nos m IN Sos of eapansn In tho
question: he stated that he was acting under ha
pull down another
mobile 'c'meawih re.Pec, TO which our only wish is that
thoy were universally felt and acknowledged
" LIQUID be- Of different opinion ~ hat is 10 say,
Mey are moi so at S time. What Is this but saying mat
he would actually lie disappearing The Rrpubcan
pary to whose alone he is indebted Tor hIs rec'
ton The Richmond Wing would call This det'rmina'
tion too, suppose, noble sentiment: bu. ""ch
did that Wing consult the voice wishes OF lis Po-
lca enemies? When did it ever recommend 1t TO It's
friends in the Legislature to look the Administration
party al home or their instrnc0ns@ Mr. Mallory, had
hoped would have looked to the Republicans, and not I"
the Wings, for connsco the questions that were made
ut The polls when he elected and TO the great P"il-
cal party who elected him. and not TO his and their poll'l-
cal enemies How he consider The mere marking
round the Journal to be to ampe under toot the const-
tuition OF his country, for the life Of me cannot see
but, am, if by voting against the Expungng he-
solution lie does tampe under foot the wishes OF his
Republican friends who elected him. he ought not 10
vote al ul-Onc more query: and have done with LILO
subject Does COL Mallory really believe that the ma
ority Of the people of Brunswick in favor OF the
scinding resolution? Not Wing would vote for it, we
oil know, unless it be original White Whigs-and
scarce man in the Republican party would 60 for re-
SGtnatns' instead of e1puHgt"g, AIN almost CERTAIN
How then he pracses upon The political ethics Of
hisRichmond Wing pulfer, he make out majority
of the people of Brunswick would 60 for it, wiz RE-
sciSnise) Suppose the word "exPange stricken out,
and 'rescTd' inserted, would the Wings then vote for
the resolutions:
Similar questions might be put to Mcssrs Ragsdale Of
Lunenburg, and Harley of Smyth. Do they believe,
too thay representing their respective countless
With all my respect for Col Mallory, (and great and
sincere it has long bcen defy him TO get over this d.
lemuia. 0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

SALE OF NEGROES.-W be sold, TO the highest
~ bidder, for cash, a. AnGcrsons Brick Tavern, in
Lousa county, tile 22d day of February, (nsl) IS
negroes belonging TO the Estate of Anthony Waddy, jr
dec d., consisting Of men, women, boys and girls, very
likely and valuable among which two pair very good
Sawyers. GARLAND T.. WADDY,
Adm'r. Of anthony U'addy Jr., deceased.
Feb 9. G5-tds+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
TIE DEB.3iE.

Mr. Booker, Of Buckingham, took the floor yesterday,
in favor of the Erpunging ResontiOns He spoke about
three hours. We understand, he delivered stsu,S:
facts and characterized by sound, CONSTITUTIONAL and
Rights views Elc exposed (among other things)
the cooperation of the Senate Of the u States with the
u S. Bank-assered the ght TO annex mark OF re-
probation to their acts consistently with the presrrva-
lion of their iournal-and maintained the unqualified
duty of the Senator 10 obey his instructions to resign
his scat.
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900 - = -
TILE MAMMOTH.

The spirit Of the Democracy is still rising against the
rc.carer of tho Bank of the u s. Gas they profess TO
call it) Montgomery county has had meeting which
has denounced the incorporation in the strongest terms
The great Democratic meeting of the First Congressional
District wasiiiea in Southwark on Wednesday Even
ing. The Third District were TO meet on Friday.
The Harrisburg Reporter of the goth states, that
"Thc bill to rcchartrt the United States Bank with
its entire capital Of S3 O00,000 passed the House Of
Representatives in committee of the whole yesterday.
From the disposition shown in committee, it viii receive
the entire whis and annasonc support in its future
progress. As the design is to hurry through the Le
gsature fast possible, the people cannot arouse
too if they wish to strengthen the resistance in the
Senate, to which all look for the protection of bcr
ties Meetings for the purpose of sending instruc-
tons should be held throughout the State without
moments dcav"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

Died CounJua Mississippi tbs 9Th inst, Mira. Virginia Boil
: Graves vito of Ralph Gnvo ESQ., and daughter of Archibald
Robertson Esp, all recently of Visua wide circle Of kindred
and od this State, will her early fate but will find
ALIENATION OF hor knowing that her latest hours
ouced by tho aeonus OF her only and parent
and in the confident belief that he death bu, the ana
ton 10 happy iuturity
Died. Sunday lus Thomas w Carter, youngest Of China
Cnrier Of this CiiY, ngcd fourteen ,cars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

time since tho citizens Of Eary and tho
adjoining countless intercepted and have en tho
hand of the Creek We understand TINT although
che extent Of murder. .. -~ta Is s--
In addition learn violation Of tho late law Iega
Col Wm Harden tho nsans among aChc
the river help him hsceon against which hs neigh
boa seriously without eoc upon which they collect
sdto drive om OIL hrn ensued in which said tho
Chief Anl.a otheE Indian NSerck ied.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

FEyIIE subscriber wishes to cmpny for the present
II year, Il Lady qualified TO teach the ordinary branch
| es Of an English educaton.-Any communication tn
OH the subject must be directed to il"pkinsvilc, Pow
hatan county, Va. JNO /. Is. IlARK!S.
| Ian % SIT
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RichInoNd, Va, Tuesday, Feb. =.
SrS.3TE, Of u. ST,iTES.

remarkable fact that four vacancies have occur
,he senate during this winter; and they have all
5 Ssan M filed ,s by friends Of h- A=:::::::;7.
0ss M- Smith e. ConnccticuD died early in December.
y. ~" n,. Whis-and his place has been supplied by
MI a. E,rr iof llncis)a Republican, also died-and
~ Ewinr Of the same party is his successor True, the
% GUS we're attempting to lay violent hands upon him
Ma' Io sowns statement under his sign manual,
p", him to be Republican, dyed in the wool
s"Ts Wrbolas, (of Louisiana decided friend Of jack
W. nd Van Buren,, takes the place Of Mr. Gayarre re-
'sarT ,<, Of all Mr. Walker Jackson Van Buren) is
:c,rd in Mississippi in place of Zone of the
ans envenomed WHY'S in the nason h hnn o.Iow'"s
r. d, rA,oy-dntcd "JAcKsoS, Jan. II, 1856.
n~ Saturday last, both branches of The General AS
,,.,hv convened to elect Senator to fill the vacancy
s,.asianrd by the expiration OF the term OF service Of
Q. ' p;rj.x,,r The result, was as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

HEOUSES AND LOTS far sale, in the toson Of Co.
Il FL fnmbid Ffuranna county, pd-The undersigned
having determined TO remove 10 Richmond, offers the
following very valuable and desirable property for sale,
viz very large three story stonchouse Ut present in
complete repair and III every respect well adapted as
country house. and suited 10 extensive and gene
raj trade having attached thereto suitable warehouse,
wheat house. smoke house, carase-house, Stables &C.,
together with garden in good order. The above house
and prcmi-s, with some few alterations, nigh be made
suitable tavern, &c. for which, in this place, present,
there is very funering opening. =.
Also spacious and convenient family residence in tho
most eligible part of the town. having attached thereto
the necessary out houses, ice house, and an excellent
garden ..
Also one house and lot, which is we'll adapted for
lanyard for which there is most desirable opening in
this place present. the nearest establishment Of that
kind of any note is twelve miles distant. q .-:,
Also, eight lots well enclosed, and in hig state of
cultivation. He thinks il useless to comment the add
van,ages that will in short time be derived in this
place from the James River and Kanawha improve.
mcnts which are now in progress and will within
few yards Of most of the above lots.
Bcing fully that any description he r:tn: at
tempt gvc would fall very short examination of
the property, and the future improvement of the place
he prefers TO Let those who h. DESTROYS to purchase
misps - JOHN M ENTIRE.
Columbia, Feb.2. 55-2aw3w
n or lease, the Tavern at Rockfsh Gap on the Blue
Ridge or Mountain with tile Farm and about half tho
necessary Furniture for the house. The geographical
situation is not eIceed nor can 1t be equaHed ~ In
the world for health and novelty Of scenery; and tho
main horoughare for travellers to and from the West
and Southwest, between Charlottesville and Sau9ton2
there being gap of easy access except this fef ~
miles either way which brings the roads to focuA at
this ponl 10 cross the mountain. The house is worry
arrc and comnodous, having twenty odd rooms, and
now in good repair wish acquire for This situation
nan Of good qualifications for the business to such
an enc it would be permanent house and large bust
ness as the travelling is immense, particularly during
the Spring, Summer and Autumn months-the virginis
Springs contributing largely thereto Applications to
me- now at the Columbian Hotel Richmond, whc.e
shall remain for tc-aitcr which, shall be at the
premises, near 5rooksvi!le Post Office Albemarle.
SAMUEL LEAKE.
February 2. s5-2aw5w
~ The Arena and Poersbug arc
tho sbove zach 10 tho amount OF q ~ '
ward their TO this Office. - : So
L -Gu=Eaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

Late letters from that interesting country state, thatr
Volunteers pouring into it, and that she was gcnerayo
considered as against Santa Anna and his Mcxe
cans. The Convention assemble on the first Off
March, and would issue Declaration Of lndepend-ot
ence-Maor- General Samuel Houston, native Of they
Valley of Virginia. taking most active part in j
raising and organizing troops. The General Councilt
passed on the twenty fourth Of November Ordinance,
to establish and organize corps Of mounted rangers.
And on the sahe day another ordinance passed to
raise regular army, consisting of one thousand
hundred andiwcnty men, to be enlisted for two years,
or so long as the shall last. Officers and men 10
receive the same pay and a,ons in the army Of the
United S,ass and in addition thereto six hundred and
honorable discharge. u;
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

Married. Thursday last by the Rev. M Keeling Of this city,
NJ Nathaniel Lewis Perrin Miss Harriet Elizabeth Kelsey both
of the county Of Hanover.
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COMMUNICATED


ORANGE COUNTY MEETING.
At meeting Of portion Of t!c citizens OF orange
county, at the Courthouse, Monday The 10Th insi
John f. Tauferro was called 10 the Char, and Robert