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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
Correspondence Of tas National Intsl. ]

HiChmoND, january IL.
Gentlemen: Last evening large portien
Of The intelligence, wealth, and beauty Of
this community and Slate assembled in the
hall OF The House of Delegates, at the annual
meeting OF the Virginia Colon izaiion So
clety. Many were Unable 10 find admission.
The Annual Report, prepared and read by
The Rev. Charles w. Andrews, General
agent oil The Secretary, stated briefly tho
origin, progress, and present state Of the
Cause OF African Colonization, and presented
view OF things in relation to this cause in
Virginia, which animated its friends, and
presages speedy and extensive triumph in
the mind and heaIt OF this Common ealih.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Randolph.
Bayly, Anderson, and Maxwell, of the Lee
gf'uture; 10 which the audience gave a fixed
and delighted attention. Tho sentiment sx-
pressed by some Of The speakers in favor of
an appropriation by the Legislature 10 the
object, was responded 70 by general burs,
OF applause. The resolution offered by AIR.
Maxwell, declared it to be expea;eni Gas
soon as adequate means should be supplied.
by the donations OF individuals or The bounty
OF The General Assembly, TO plant upon
The African coast, within tie Eiberian terri
tory, and under The auspices Of the Parent
Society, colony to bear the name of INeu
Jirginia.
The beautiful illustrations by which MIR.
Maxwell showed the advantages TO be de-
rived from colonial establishment, founded
by the humanity and generosity Of Virginia,
Called forth repeated expressions ofapproba-
ton.
In the course OF his remarks, Mr. Ander-
son very justly enforced the necessity of,he
colonization policy al the South, as remedy
Tor the dangers Of Evolutionary movements.
lie thought lha, for the Sotlh TO do its duty
towards its eolored population wos that alone
which would eifectualIy guard against all
foreign and imperiirent interference with
her domestic affairs.
An intelligen, gentleman observed he had
known On no occasion The Hall of the House
OF Delegates to he SO thronged by The able
aud rejecting citizens OF Virginia.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
TRUST SALE.
Jan'y 26, 1897.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust executed
by Daniel Meyers to the subscriber, dat
ed the 7th day of September, 1885, and
of record in the County Court Office Of
Augusta. | will, for the purposes men
toned in said'trust, sell at public auc-
tioa, for cash, to the highest bidder, at
the residence of said Moy ers, on the
Middle River. about seven miles west
OF StauDton, on Tuesday the l4th dav of
February next, the following personal
property, to wit:
One Negro Girl Slave named
Alkaline, about l6 years old, one red and
white milch Cow. red mich Cow,
Cali about six months old at the date of
the trust deed, 30 head OF Hogs, 2 cop
per Stills. lS Still Tubs and Still Worms
8 Feather Beds, and Bedsteads. Chaff
Beds and Furniture, 3 Tables, one dozen
Chairs, | Press 81 Cupboard Furniture,
Pots, Ovens. Kettles. Skillets, frying Pans,
Shovel g. longs, l Mccormick Plough,
Shovel Plough, Hoes, MattoclSs, Sho-
vels, Failing Axes. mans Saddle and
Bride, ! Side Saddle and Bride, as also
all the rest of the said Moyerss House
hold and Kitchen Furniture and Farm
ing Utensils of every description owned
by him at the date ofthe aforesaid deed,
and a quantity of Wheat, Rye, Corn
and Oats
Acting as trustee, the usual title in
such cases only will be conveyed TO the
purchasers.
JOHN CHURCHMAN,
Jan'y 26. 1897. Trustee.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02

Singular Dcl"sion.-The barn Of
Colonel Elisha Hall, New Haven, was
destroyed by fire on Saturday, 25th ul,.
A young man BY the name Of Platt, deaf
and dumb. and also derangcd, acknowl-
edged by signs and writing, that he set
the barn on fire that he had conceived
the notion Of going to heaven, as Elijah
o! old, III chariot Of fire. that he set
fire TO the hay ADD laid down by the
side Of it, expecting to be waited up
wards but the fire scorched him so that
his faith failed, and he was induced 10
leave the chariot and escape on FOOT
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
POETRY.
PRA YER.


For an A6sent Husband.
Father in Heaven!
Behold, he whom love, is daily treading.
The path of life in heaviness of soul,
With the thick darkness now around him
spreading
He long hath striven,
Oh thou most kind, break not the golden
bowl.
Father in Heaven!
Thou who SO oft hast healed the broke en-
hearted,
And raised the weary spirit bowed with
care,
Let him not say, his joy hath all departed,
Lest he be driven
Down to the deep abyss OF dark despair.
Father in Heaven!
Oh grant 10 his most cherished hopes bles,
siog,
Let peace and rcst descend upon his head :;
That his torn heart thy holy love possessing,
May moi he riveu.
Let guardian angels watch his lonely bed
Father in Heaven!
On may his soul be stay ed on theo; each feel
ing
Still lifted up in gratitude and love,
And may that Faith, the joys of Heaven re-
vealing
To him be given,
Till he shall praise thy name, in realms
ahave. Nj. ST. l..
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
NOTICE..

At meeting of the President and Direc-
tors Of the Warm Spring and Harrisonburg
Turnpike road Co. held in Harrisonburg on
Tuesday tbs l7th day Of January, 1887
ORDERED, that general meeting of the
Stockholders OF the w. s. and Fl. Il. r. Co.
be held al the house o! Jas A. Frazier, ESQ.
in Jennings Gap, o" the I'd Saturday in
March nert.-A general attendance OF The
stockholders, either by proxy or in person, is
desirable, as business Of importance TO The
Company viii he transacted.
BY order Of the Board
Nj. HARVEY EFFINGER,
G. ". 8. & Fl. t. r. Co
Jan 90, lS37.-tm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
$ w "A MN TAVERN
WOODSTOCK. VA

The subscriber has leased the large
" hile house, nearly opposite MIR. Jacob
Reamer's, in Woodstock, and is now
prepared 10 accommodate travellers and
others in the best style. The house has
recently undergone thorough repair,
and Is now in complete order; and his
stabiing is inferior to none in the State.
In short, his estal lisbment possesses eve
ry thing necessary to render the soiourn
OF the traveller comfortable and agreea-
bic. The subscribsr flatters himselft that
from his long experience as a Tavern.
keeper in Strasburg and Battletown, he
will be able to give general satisfaction
to those who may favor him with call.
A share Of public patronage is respect
fully invited.
HENRY SWAMI.
Woodstock, July %, 1s36.-6m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02

ETcerpt.-The following profound remark
is found in the nominations of r. PiIgarlick
Pigwiggin, Esq.
Lilies like field OF black berry and rasp-
berry bushes. Mean people squa, down and
pick the fruit, no matter how they black
their fingers; while b.nius, proud and per-
pendicular, strides fie,cely on, and gets
nothing but scratches, and holes tore in its
trowsers.'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02

We notice an advertisement in an ex-
change paper, wherein one Mr.. Pig speaks
OF his wife having eioped from his bed and
board. We sincerely hope Mrs. Pig will
go hack 10 her liege lord, and make the sly
comfortable for the old grunter and the Little
porkers. When woman marries hog she
ought TO make up her mind togo The whole
swine.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
REANK s

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Deeds Of Trust, Deeds Of Bargain and
Sale, Bonds for sales, and single ditto.
Constables', Sheriff., and Clerks
Blanks, Apprentices Indentures, Bills
OF Sale Tor Negroes, Pension Blanks
&c &c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02

DREADFUL AccIDENr.-Tbe Tr6y
Budget states tba, one day las, week num-
Der of boys were skating on Fish Creek, in
The town Of SchuylervilIe, Saratoga county,
New York, and The ice gave way, ben III
teen were precipitsted in the wafer, nine Of
trhOn we're drO,Dned
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
NArEAG1E.

THE Trustees Of the Waynesborough
Academy are DESTROYS 10 obtain the ser.
vices Of Gentleman qualified to teach
all the branches usually taught in SINH
lsr institutions. Testimonials Of charac-
ter, qualifications, &c. will be required.
WayHesboro', Jan. 3, 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02

Chickens are selling in New Orleans
for So per pair--beef a. 81 cts. FER pound
butter rs cts. per pound, and eggs IS
cts. dszen-Common laborcrs now re-
ceive 90 shillipgs per day.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
FOR RENT.

T! Wish to rent my DWELLING and
sToax HOUSE, now occupied by Henry
NJ. Darnell, on South River, eight miles
from Waynesboroueh, and ten from Port
Republic. Possession given on the LIST
Of May. Terms accommodating.
JOHN KOINER, Jr.
Jan. &c, IS37.-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
-BsE R GsHEs7v'S 2

HAVING determined to remove to the
Western Country in short time, we
offer our present Stock of Goods at re-
duced prices. for CASH, with view to
speedy close of our business.
--G--
We request all persons who are in
debted to us, to come forward and settle
their accounts.
PATTERSON g. BROWN.
Stanton, Jan'y 26, 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
CHAPMAN JOHNSON. il
Attorney at Law,

REsPEcTfULLY offers his professional
services to the public. He will coDfine
his attention for the present TO the vari-
Gus Courts held at Staubton, where he
may be generally found at hi, Office
near the ourt-bouse.
January 10, 1887.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

Gi,ld Mcpaoni, b.e-.l l., Tom, -.
by tleNonaria.
Nm. Metago.> = by Ianec. dan, l. : Assl
inn. Eagle,
Time !. 5i5 ;l.5f l
Second haer.-Pafsr. s225. mill br,,.
ldmes Williamson - ,ea.= ala
D,t,j Me- Daniel p, w.. :
old, by Shakespeare, dam hy Madison.
Townes \ Curriers' b II Ned Collier. l
years old, by Murlf. dat;i b. Potomac. n
Leonard Phelp>'s = Jun Iteuf,. ) ,,u. NV
old, by Medley. dan by H~aellad', bio
mede.
Wm. heCargo's b IN. 4 years old by Ton. w.
son, dam by Roanoke.
Time - }. - /. DC.
imhp bar.
Projectors Purse, $500, > mite heals
David McDaaiel'> b h Pioneer, } year,
old, by Sr Charles, dam by Sir Alfred.
James NIllianrson's = lslan pucket.
yearsold. by Arab. oa.
Leonard lhcIps's c h Livingston, 4 years
old, by Medley, dam by Eaton. Nau
Tromp
Time-i.0 OF ?. -; 35G.
foCBTu DAY.
jockey Club Purse, 800 E.: smile heats.
Vim. McCar.o.a Sally Euhauhs. wears old
hy Roanoke. dandy Constitution, ,
James Niliianson's = h SIR Kenneth.
years old. by Tonson, dam Aurolt, : 4, 4.
Leonard Phclp>'s { h l'olu<. / srifs old bv
Lauee. dam by Constitutions, \ ,
Time =. 81; ). ~.
Sir Kenneth proved Iaine, and was consequent.
ly drawn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
'inrL,nAy. OcroBrR -. ls3?.

Nj. OAKLAND, OF Va. by leave. offered the fol
loving resolution winch, b, consent, WAS NOW Ia
ken up, and passed.
RsolroK, The s~.tietly ofthc IIea>ur, commu-
|ui,arcfo tins House, rs na1l, ia the next session as
practicable, the names 81 al receivers, collectors, OF
depnsIlNrs OF the public money, who are in dei,ull to
the Go,camcal, the amount Of such default, the
length 40 flnnc due, the security given. If any, or
how much has lYen, on viii Likely be lost, together
wlth Il cop, Of all correspondence upon the subject
lom the Glst day Il J%anuuv, ls3i, to tlis time,
TIE FLORIDA WAR.
Tho House then proceeded to he unfinished busl-
ness Of Yesterday morn'Hs, winch VAS the motion of
Mr. MckAr to postpone the consideration Of the
resolution of Mr.. Wish tar n Committee of lpqulr,
on ihe Flor,la war III thu frst Monday in Dccem-
Der next; hu, no question nS taken.
SUB TREASURY BILL.
The House tlcn proceeded 10 the 0rlcls Of the
Day, and went aguin into ComnittSs OF the Whole
On The stale of the tnion, tAlr. r. q. !. SMITH in
the tl2ir.) onlhc Scuate's Sub-Vrrasufy bill.
MI. RICE GARLAND made an luc1e,tual at
temp To have the bill laid aside, To take mp TN. bill
To srple with the dcpositc banks.
Nf. HAYNES. Of Geo. then took The floor. and
went Al large mo Al sprech in support of the bill, aud
III reply to some of tie objections which had been
urged against 1t,
Mr.. CALHOUN, of Ms. followed. in. Il speech of
earnest opposition 10 the bill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
II g. 9 e r. e. Fs.

"a T. have on hand between one and two hundred
W TONS Of first rate Plaster of Paris, u"
he lunp.) and will forward it, ground, at S1i per
ON. The roads are good, and The Wagons empty
Now Is the time 10 lay in yonr supplies for the new
season. LANGliORNE BURTON
Sept. : tmf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

II .IopE.u. h,utertt -sid1essci firr '"'ln''.
- ~ tic s1une ssde. IL ~a,Hfinto an eNtrHfied ahi
iae. "a -o5u,at nFau thr ess-teutt9HtIfN, Necessity
ard Aeh, IT, oil n Eusk al lac laliet STATES. ~ PIE
jsaea#e atbc .]Agalli,uf p|IaHo~ri j., TITS biii. lie
ata ast l4l.,saI 4Hru 1t aoui sttJ IT tle us9al
recess
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
HOUSE, u EPEf%eNfAT1Fs
wss-,spq o,rsa.sir.lsa

1"at fySal1 san IT Nj. Vs. aeH ceasas uH F.,
tl~ nu5ni>irl tu~sae><.
4s-~aMf. sHxhAA p9sisesi ea5 sataz PENNIES q sH-
s,ran Il pefsfr sas ihe iaftarf E"t~ a#feHst# - if~'
fiiian muies debate. uHtl tHr ar> NsHl#N su satft1
her neNl.
M. WILLIAMS. II NHy Z 'z-a'#aa. zfi
the MOTION l. ,ati' 49, Ia nH aHz fats e #
all. itWs> a. uo.r,lrN and - aetleaHlr So - ~
csnld he cfgf. IL aeH#i To eHHH ts a#-a 3.
II once a%fatlzted. aHi HHe>u. lHsI# I#l oe a-
tle reccs~.>u ~ 'aFt.at ia 81 Ia#,. - DC H~f.Hftl"
.nrxt session. lie vts Opposed - ~ fI=Hat,
al iuyrAls4uea al alf -~# t>t5a..fH S .i#-ue 600
Standing committees, sad ltgIfHi ta '|se fra5rsSH
MI. How aKn. al AiarviaAJ. eha iHa HftIr fHe ieH
ding naaliao Ia refer tAs sHaHret HHleJ asHs#Isl ta.
10 the Cnmmatrr aa NHlu4#< A8ai#=.
Nj. ADAMS. Iac 4ec,i5aa is cuHHs H#r
question. It's uaf apaa ss.stlae - raaAss uHa-
initieeu shall h. reituelia-b ut a. hst5.fr -faH nav
have the 20 bs 1~it8esif#f. The oaa|p al tle sIea.
neut of the -t.tirHl78 a#4tI 10 fle p#lHf iat = a.
unnecessary iof thfs lIs0,s 20 ifuub., i1=slt - s#a-
boat the matter. saI uauII lr INST =. sHnsz tH#Hr-
.uinen, against the investigation IA uec,8leg# a,
now. Nh. AaAus alluded 5.tgH 70 III. investigation
made under tae dirr.uouuf Cuaz1 r<s by fHr late II.
ceutiye. and said that ih4 Iiaut6#r H. tIdzuIrs. ct
that repeff convinced hntf stiff more 4t5auefs falu
e,,r at tha ,erfs..a. al t4f t,.so,.rf nanny. H.
replicd 10 tlr sueeezHoas ot Nj MIN. will
regard 10 tie pt,u3..uoa. If .lrau, eammrrfs. 4sfo
the proprr references sffba4ub5ar bc,of. the House.
An;6na fir fsxl. Tho Committee on tft ENptnii-
tnrrs OF the Nt DEPARTMENT l5i been fr.omuefI-
cl by thar .egtlem4n. Mr.. Ap,Ns reminded tlr
IIonSe tl,t lhr committee. a.. r<e.ulfutsS were
.in,cnrcs# vsbout# my mad v4b,at l4f, ifs,.
chairman Of ,ga fib.,A1, u.,tl had f.1I IN,
House tIaf he had nr,,1' e4rlll rbe committee TO-
erther. aud df4 toi.,e4 ls., las r5I.,.u.sf M
had intended p, ,U., #,,..a,tt4t f., rf.r4,1 fI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

\ fine calf, SIX months old, AT Mr.. NJ. Throckmor-
tou'S,Hcar SnickefsvIlle, Loudouu county. Va Tease
water and Short horned Durham cross, measures 3
feet inches in height-ls & feet > iucirs in aillll.
and its length 5 feet 10 inches.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
90 pE.S sFE.S.9'V'EHS.

Z NESlRDISof gctin. Blankets. NEGRO cIo,b.
~ aud every 1rllclc IN their line, Al luic,, ,L.,
vii asionlsil li,enl, We recommend llcm to rire ~,
a call. We are selling exclusively lor cash, and wi,
assure them thelr Interests will be fully pf.tcctcd "
ROBINSON ELLIOTT
October 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
FGR NERE.

A VALUABLE Female Servant who is a soo'
Z \ cook aud house servant. Also a boy with hf''
who has been accustomed TO wait in a dining ro''''
Apply to l.. FLETCHkk
Der. l6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

Gratifying intelligence from Bassa Cove has been
received olthe tlonrI>hing condition Of The Colouist.
in Africa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

EMIGRATION TO TENAS.-The last L..ale
Rock {Aikansa>) Advocate, says-"llafdly an hour
in the day passes bui 4 party of from eight to ten we'll
mounted hoIsemen IS seen passing through our town
bound To Texas. Wagon after WAGON Thongs our
sircrts-aIl passing on 10 Texas, Not a night but
for the Red River counties aud fcAas. It is thought
that the influx of e%mIsrluts into TeNas jhis year,
will amount to something like 5000. The majority
Of these are the better class of Teuuesseeaus and
Missoarians. &c, aud appcart to be men ofintelliselce
and wealth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

Mr.. Espy, of Philadelphia, announces that he has
made a discovery III Meteorclogy, which enables him
al.,, ,,,~,aI.r .;,I;ll r. - = 'G''T
miles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
rFCA@EE FOE Ns-UEAV,.n


4 HAVE SEVERAL NEGROES thai | would
Il like to HIRE OFT Tor the BALANCE Of
THE YEAR. Among them are Men, Women
Bows aud Girls. JOSEPH f.. MARTIN.
Sept. % tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
q sasG Received,

a TTII.A, 2vol,. I> aulhur off, The Gypsy" &c,
a Crtthtoo,o Ito " " HncAwo.l."
Atleos, : " is Rise and Fall,hy Bulusr.
sEEsD.
Davies A|nalyrieal Geo!netrv,
DO Descriptive do.
Do Shades and Shadows,
Do Legcndrc,
L~mdIey's Botany,
Dawes Calculus,
Louis Oh Fever,
oh vol. Eae. cond'd. chancrry Reports.
AsalIety Of School Books. &c. &c.
MARTIN x LATHAM
Ocfobcr Q if.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

FaRai .iftry.-By a private letter rece wed in thu,
city yesterday, we learn that Nm. Israel. G,nnNn to
very many Of uur citiIcuS) WIS shot dead hy orr
CatIett. the oyclseer on his plantations, near Jackson.
Miss. on The 22i nit. Nh. |. had gone into hls cot
ton field and rcprimandcd the oyerscct for ucglectine
his business. \ discussion chsurd, when Catleit SCI
zed a gun aud shot Israel IN the heart, which cauted
instant death. Thc murderer fled. and has not vet
been taken. i.Nln Orleans ugD,y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

The Boston Courier ef Oct. >, stYs, Money IS a
bnndant. Al thai is wanted ior good securities. is
easily obtained AT q per cent, AID We understand tlat
sonIe long loans have been made AT ! per cent. per an
mum. Eauh stock has essential, improved. Thete
WIS 4 great demand. early IN tue wtck, Cor bills ON
New York, and ltrge amounts drawn al al4 per
cent. Sales have siuce heeu made N pen cent.
prem"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19
NJ. Sc. 5sEGgE. sMB
s~IrgOsgsEss OFF usx9wARE. tI.TIC
= ID u u. ptIkA s.ltN@. ~Rr~INIs A.

sfrBSSsssEEEs OF UsgssWA ARE, ClT'IV
-aDHR.tEiH GINS, Ps@TOI.s, a..
p CIV offer 10 merchants. and the public p,t,,,or
- " greater inducements 10 hay ut them tim.
they lave everbelore had IT in them power ta.et,,r
We have just received and are nov epepin, on,
/ Nh SE0Gk. recently arrived hy III >bt,s
Tally iio, Washington and Richard ANDERSON. j,
rect from the factories in England.
Gun assortment Is very largc, comprising TIT ,rlv
every article usually kept in our business. MIR.
eFss1.s - Will lnd II tlrir interest to hn, then
Hardware, &e. of rs IN preference To to going To- tie
Northern markets : our Wholesale PRICES for ,t ~,
ported goods being aS low us The same artarle cam h,
bought tor At the North. We respectfully nsl,. a
cal nom all. tt. b. K. X Ia,
Aug. II t,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-19

" { also want a quantity ot BARREL TIMBER,
delivered al l.anGhorHe's Mills.
LANGIlORNE BURTON.
September - 4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

fin the absence of Mr. Harrison, wo Is indsPo'rd OF
citizens Of HARRISON in favor OF orc eiHcIeht sysli
Of education than that now c%stIng-oi inc same !'
the reluur ii Of distractions IN IN" ii"i"ng"r'' ''e
c the sane iur the establishment 0! Dahh III Tux low"
of Ca!ksburg-also Of the same, for an aTF:op1'auoh
for matchmaking portions Of the N9fti tu'I
pike, and widening the same-by Mr.. Sloan, f"Gr Ts''-
lions of citizens Of Hampshire for pros sicf oi me co>
struction OF road from R"mney to the town OF tGtn
berland, (Ald)-aso, document relative to tie petition
OF Richard Farrby Mr.. Segar, papers relative TO the
| pcliiium of Edward H. Naddy
BANKING EEauLATinNs
The bill providing general regulations !'r tie inc@!-
paTatioa Of Banks was. rr:!on OF Mr. tHTts taken
ui aud It's consideration having heen amazed 10 tn''
uur Gf lis. W.ir Mr. Garland in III" hair, :!7'1e-
rous n.ions for amendment were pr"postd Hic n''en'
cd--and the bill having been gone through on in1;ioh
Of Nlr May the committee rose ana fePo''eo '''e o 10
amended.
On motion Of Mr. SMITH of lse Of Wight, the Dill "es
| laid OIL the table, and ordered 10 /" p!!n'cd.
| TIE SURPLUS.
! Mr. PErE! submitted The following resolution:
ResDircG That the Auditor be directed - seal" "!s!
would be the respective proportions to the seve'ai c"nl-
lies, and booTghs OF the Stale. 81 the surplus
revenue TO be received iin: the General government
according their population uEdcr the census OIL l7j"
and to report tie same rs may be. .
Alr FISHER moved to amend by adding tie word Hh'f'
| before the word population. .
DR. AlunnArGn moved the adjoararnent bnt with.
drew his motion at the suggestion Of Mr.. H""if"k.
Mr. PE:Ai made few remarks in support Vt bis 'e'
| solution.
| Mr. FISHER renewed the motion to adjourn, which
was IL gallvrd-ayrs 81, noes Al.
| Mr.. WooLFoLK moved TO modify the amcnd;r'nt'ot
the gentleman from Mason and Jackson, by directing
| the inquiry Us 10 Tie white and mixed basis.
Mr.. FISHER refused to accept the modification, ana
said he would proceed 10 sustain his molten, unless
was The wish Of The House to ad nurn at mis- time, 10
test which, e moved an adjournment, wheel! was agseca
to-ayes III, noes 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19
retclllssosad, Thursday. 'safs. 10.
All, l}ltIsS

,,r;,us 70 see Mr. Rives' speech on his reso.
We !, hiss been highly commended by his friends,
E'V. h., attracted much notice from the Wing Serb
Oh. One Of them, tie Correspondent OF the n. i.
t.'S s;nrss on, part Of the speech to which we
most W;,:s has cone further, and consented to give
~: ,,,ys in relation 10 \ new NATIONAL BANk. IL
Us 'S III, hope of SOM, he says, that The cH;s'ing
has ;.' 49,, cranen.eit Of the currency may he RENE
r''; - 49,, Establishment oi Nationa! Bank ['!'SH
&c" =, ,,, I,reYc7 is The expressed opinion oil hr'
u, lis own language is, that THE REMEDY OF 4
t,''.S <., BANK - WORSE riiAS THE p'SEAsE-Ni use
N''''H. ,t l--TilAy r. ONLY GIVES Us @tcil fEo:EC-
- ' .,,,,l> GIVE 20 LAMBS
',> ~, his opj:nn o: tic old Bank bull ms OPP
m.w National Bark, as Il national regulator q
,o ,,r. lie, IT, tAo"shl Be han'S'''u from ti Ia;
~ a. ho clcls such h"r', Is a""'net oi ''
.',: ,,r wl:;,:u!< AID Tor the one, LOOK upon "t
i. ',a:'as-Ar opinions have quoted ab''e-aS
t'r -"Tn.=. s M so:r siaTp .S,ooing with Mr. rFes
,on -, The rxnaas.as questionable has d''tn"'" i"'
C ' ~ sral,s: tie arrows {" one I" her SONS WHO
~ 49,. U,,or OF ulI. Cao::na-1n win srns:o
H.; i lonu,ncc wh:ch has excite! Tie enthusiasm "
I nr his auditors O.r 81 The !Fg!n!a h'' -
Cn,,r>s writes that kr '"t;nrSSrd The scene M''s'
;n': 81 the i,rpc.! Interest," and ie :" increase" P"e
Tor ny Senator.