Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
To HWiam Blrd, Jos. II. Robins, LGrhin Noel, lie
Tgicr nnd I'm BroGGduS, Esgrs.

DIRECTORS
OF tic Farmers Bpnk Of Firgiria and its Branches.
RICHMOND.
BY tic Ercegtirc Philip n. Ncholas, Jas. Rawlings,
JOS $. James, Suhlctt Magrudcr, Lewis Webb: Isaac
Davenport: John Van Lew, Norman Stewart and Hem
~ w. Muncurc-
by The AockhO'dcrsChar!cs Ellis, Samuel Marx Nj.
chous Mills, Samuel Reeve, Archibald Peasants, and
Jas. Sizcr.7
By Ike ErccHtrc-Wm. Robertson: John V Wilcox,
VIM. Corling, Stephen G. Wells, Thomas Whteworth,
Henry Digger and Jos. D. White"
By The SochhOldrs-Samuel MoTdecai, JAS hlacfar.
land Jr., Patrick Dorkn, a. G. Mci!waine," and Robt
Boiling"
By The E1ctu.ee-Alordecai Cooke, Jrn. Capron, Ri.
chard Dickson, John Cooke n. g: Whitehead. Jas H.
Johnston" Thos. +. Andrews, and Jnhn Tunis:"
By tie Stockhciders-Mycr Myers, Burwell B. M"sc-
ky:d H''''" H. c''"'f'''"f Isaac Talbot and c''
FREDERICKSBURG.
By The Erccutirc-Carler j.. Stevenson, John Cray,
William G. 3eae, George Hamilton, John H. Wallace,
Thomas II. Botls John J. Berry, and William Brooke,
Jr*
BIZ Tie Stockholders Reuben 7. Thom Stephen j..
Daydes, Beverly Il. Wexford, John Chew and Peter
Goelrck.H
Bg the i.reruiec-Ju!in NJ. Warwick. Samuel Miller,
John G. Afeem Samuel M'Corklc, VIM. Daniel, Jr.,
Nathan *. Thornton, Geo. d. Davis and Samuel T..
While"
By The stockhOldsrs-W RndGord, Christopher
Winlree, Richard Tyree: Ammon Hancock, and John
w. Bagwel."
by Mcs Erreutirc-JoscPh H. ShcIrard James NJ Ma
SON. JOHN Bruce, Jacob Scnsenry, Robert T. baldwin.
John T.. Page Richard L. Byrd John W. Miller
Bythc St0ckhoiders-Abram hler,F Richard W. Bar
tom George F. Washington r. J. NIX. Holiday, arc
James Sackhousc.*
BIZ tie E1ccuiue-Rclurus not yet received
Blu the S,ocahoidcrS-Robcrt w. Williams Eustace
Hunt, and Robert Ross"
VIRGINIA COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
The sixth Annual Meeting of the Colonization Socie-
ty of Virginia, held in the Capitol, on The evening
Of the 1Ith instant-Judgc May in The Chair.
On motion, gentlemen PRESENT. who were members O!
any Colonization Society, friendly TO the cause:
were invited 10 participate in the proceedings OF the
meeting.
The Annual Report Of the Board Of Managers and
the Tleasurers account presented, and read by
succnct account Of The rise and progress the present
cheering state of the cause, both at home and IN
Africa.
On motion of Mr. Maishall of Fauquicr,
ResoircJ, That the report of the Board Of Managers
be adopted, and printed under their diIecilpH
On motion of MIR. Randolph, Of Alternate,
RcsoIrcd. That the members Of this soccty in common
with every member of the community, are deeply pc.
netrae6 with regret for the lnsS Of their distinguished
-ctizsn, JAMES MADISON, late the first Vice P!es
dent uf this Society and that they called upon 20
mention with gratitude his attachment and mum.
ccIt lberality to this institution and that they nave
heard with pleasure tine determination of the parent So
cie,y call by his nac the next settlement which shall
be founded in Liberia.
On motion Of Mr.. Anderson, Of Bo;court,
Rcso!rd, That this society a!hcrcs 10 The chjrcts OF
lis original institution and is entirely distinct frn!: and
opposed TO- those foreign and ianaca associations which
seek TO evoiuHoniZe the domestic relations Of the South
TN States.