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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

z i on Monday, the 18th Of March, the premises,
tract of land. lying little above Manchester, containing
two hundred acrrs This land formerly the proper
" Of Daniel Wrsiger and was purchased by the Bank
at trust SALE for its benefit in December ls27 and is
near the place known as Mount Robin The land is
valuable for It's GUILTY. and especially for its location
Terms--A credit Of six and twelve months for approved
negotiable paper. FARMERS BANK or va
March . G3--tGs
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Iopd for SHE,

.,a Unassigned are authorized by decree OF me snPe,i",
, g law and Chanccry for the City OF Richmond anu
,,ir, to ssii a, private sale, the LaHp rc'rnSih. 10
.rpo; l>aa, W,u.tna, decd The art contains "u, L
49,. ,nl lies within - miles ofthc t'y "' kiehmr"T w ~ n
ahomiuy, and adjons the lands VI lhcS' w. hu
~, Nm Mia'oa, ana VIM Chrlcs Persons h,Sposea 90 p
m. rnu, rf aiy part thereof will apply 10 e''hs, o. m
Tan. sill be made accommodate any putcna,'f
.'"'' '''" " WI WlSGFlELD, JR.,
C.. P. GODDALL,
-, ,sn -, Commissioners.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Cal Proposals will nc received the Othco OF the
'omFany in the City OF Richmond, until the 10th OF March,
% Construction Of ali the Lock Gales tho line Of the James
" va, kan7whl Canal between MsLcns Adventure and the
a. nj Lynch5n,s
ai" the embraced in this advertisement,
Pr l lock os which Gates will be required.
plan will be found the Office Of the subscriber nthc City
u u. hTont. CHARLES ELLET, JR.,
F'.I' le8-tl0Ml Chief Engineer
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
S,.o,d Scrjuo .Ntn York Sale.


ours 81 MILLER & co. will sell On Tuesday marfh I'm,
q 80 =, 10 o'clock store No Al, Broad -eS,' New
y,, 800 packages fresh imported Birmingham ana Sne ~
I,r,l,ry 81 embracing every attic ~ the inc;
40 cases double and single batrs dncS'nS ana COG" ~
- Sl n,.i,iyc-on a credit Of six months Catalogues a"'
..r.s -sagy iwO days P''''o"'' ei-3;
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os TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

-, oE THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
r, ENQUIRER is published three t'mss a0se" az.
",.<on Of the State Legislature, and t'oses "esH
-, the res r& i Ms Of SUBSCRIPTION.
nnI. DER aaeEa, and Three Dollars for six months
shall hereafter be considered as Incurred
and !or years puhlicatlon' unless speciay VI
. - tine and paid for IN advance tor tha shot'e'
E's' " sh to tho order of any new and Sn
- ~ nI,. paid 10, in advance, or satisfactory teiet-
.,ne kaoHi ani accessible person IN esaiu 10 ,ne
" ~, n,y,n,ni. Bot, IN case oil an osuet 'ol puo.
$500 " Us ,n new subscriber who Is unacquain'ed
r.a'1' il .n,ic uun,,r may be seat, containing or
,,.t b. i copy al ihS teSuiao' ,,v ~ r,y NAV bo
r. n At al subscribers whose annuity 10 pay may DC
CO." IT, .s,r anl who may remain indebted on open
me en years. from tbs time wnen Tn?
acct Ms 4'' Of the Editorial ConoeHtnH "a
.o,. ,re .,ane OF the results of the collective WIS
.'''s ,., rxctca:e Of the Editorial corps OF Virginia.
Al IN % a. EI,h noa /, on the 18th January, 1855
N' ,,l,,.y, determined 10 aoie- ne inte,est'
., '2 .rnr.n lnI own interests requIe' IN 'n"e"
dnea'e 70 t, c, NAV be reme per mail, in good and
- .ns n,te. Tie risk OF The hao', ' Si e,isti
s bst@ ~ -, ;he wcc. it is the accumulated post
"A .,,:,,..c business, which oPe's'e' de S'''1
Wit pay Tor papers, annually shall have the
o.. --a:.s.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
e .i>;c,n iin,s less, first Insertion - ceh's 'o'
..,,,.nlaacc, ~ cents :, ,,;,h ,hc ,dvonre
..,,.f,..u:y references, to insn'" execution H.;
$780,. ,ya y. liyrrti-ia: yamount TO wv per a"n "
~ =, u, 30 Der cent: and 10 SOU OF ~ per GEM.
.. IN, b" recommended to the Editors OF Nc"sPnI
tonnoa.csllh publish at the head oil thetpuPe.s
nr,es b. always sach, TO give iuif compensation
..a, i4',,: performed" ..,, r,;,o.;,, Conr.r,iou
NJ rarr. res the country, wheneNerthe
,x.,,, i unknown a, Office, must he authenticate
of the Postmaster in the ;hhorhoHo, OF s
, ~. - Every measure, that has h'cn 'aHen
,,, ,rpscns aud quiznrs. has proved heretofore u",
Va mast therefore, in such case upon ',' IT,
by The name OF tha poStmNs,HI urrItten on nc
y he It,cr.l ..--------r---.
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February 2,

yzESSEs GEORGE CIOWDS and Elizabeth his wife, Joseph
~ Hicks Wiley, Beverly Wiley, and John Nei;-Iake
notice thu, shall proceed take the dispositions oil c1snd
Watkins Samuel Others the store house OF the sai
n ner Watkins IlsifX State o virginia, on
Vim, DAY March, evidence suit depend
an.cry for Halifax county, which plaintiffs, 1--WE SUNG
far IN. cnen Of Jno Mce you and others defend
If the taking he dispositions should rot be completed
nm m. above named a will be continued from time TO
limo nn, the drpnsons shall hc completed "hic time aud
place, may attend. } ours. &c, ., ,...
r'' CLAIBORNE EDWARDS JANE, his rife,
HHD for tic 6enlft et John C. hiehe
92-wl2t
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rpLLECr0RS' NOrIcE.-rhe subscribers having ken into
~ ruirrr.hp Mr.. LAURENCE TRANT IN their Collecting Gad
|" RpHEEr flLL CO. They intend devoins their a,cuua
N" collection OF claims in the City OF Richmond and aso
pr of the St-o the hn. aud selling Of negrorsscIas
o ue % Ill kinds sud attending to all matters embraced in the
COMMISSION business, which be entrusted 10 them. Their
c 1t the OF m nahncy second door from the Market
" "a street. where they will always be icundand in offering
eivr. to their friends aud the public, hope TO obtain patron
o In hNh nsnr
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The Publ,c's most ohrdicnt
March : 1H-ul GEORCE JUNES.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE Tie subscriber
= htiug DESTROYS to move To- Alabama, offers his Land
for sale it lies in the county Of Grrensv e, the
Three Creeks miles North eGs; Of Bef"Id and -
miles from the Petersburg Railroad containing BY recent
survey 6s acres; ALSO interest of 2 in the
estate Of Edwin Adams. adjoining the above Also
I'D acres, lying the Bnckhorn Swamp in The county
Of Southampton, miles West of Jerusalem, and mile
from Bethlehem x Roads-A further description of the
above Land is deemed unnecessary, those wishing to
purchase will wish TO view for themselves. Any person
wishing to purchase will please call on the subscriber,
who will take pleasure in showing every part Of he above
Land JOHN NJ. STEWART.
Feb IS 92-lOtT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

y STIt;, 4 CO. Dh,i,sGG Dealers in Fancy and Staple
y D.. G,,ss No. i7g Pearl Street NEW ioRS-a general rs
o.,qlr,, Of aud tasty GooliS seee'e" '' tut A
,'e Ii'"'', '"'! 0o 'O"'' y! ''F'' S0-2aw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

nRINTINGi INK-Ju received at this oihce,
supply Of Johnson celebrated News Ink, for win
Ter use, which will be sold for 50 cents per pound ,o'
cash. Ao'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

A DMINiSTRATOR'S NOTlcE-An persons having claims
n the Of Neal MCCook, deceased arc Iequesicd 10
them properly authenticated for Adjustment on "f peo
of al rmn presented before that time;
ho., Indebted requested to make immediate
pa ' CHARLES r. GUODALL
S n. c. and Committee .qdm'r ruth tie piH an"e1'd@
lao i75-w1Iw.l Neal NC Cook, dec.
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RapyahannOch Land for Sale.


OTTER for sale Tracts OF Laud farm in III"
county ddlc>ex, called Wetks containing '33 acres >
farm Oh Lank, OF the Ruppalannock rlrer SIX miles above
ITrapna II for farming; under good cncourc an
has the accessory fa',nhoues H. II not sold at private SAFE
will public aucton at Urbanna on the Isl day Of MIG
dI".~H May court -,
;r;n ~ Stafford county, called Hiadsor Forest containing O
This farm lies in the Gold DISTINCT near lhcNe'' M
wei! for and has every convcnen, building
ON il, II no sol at private sle will be Offered at public
lion at house, the LIST day OF Sai"It May court
;rac, %! an n Lancaster county, called Cyrus containing
about $50 acres. This land lies near Deep Creek ana
mostly in wons considered valuable IL has .m
G not sold at private sale" It
offered public at Lancaster Court house, on The
fist dav nj Lancaster May Court.
All the had will he suid under the will OF the late Raw"
roIno,n. Address. the subscriber Morgausvc fauGuct
.omn,v Va JOHN u. BOWMAN,
Executor Of r. rs. DowHwCn.
SD Wild
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PUBLIC MEETING IN FAUQUlER

q OF II
vern Of VIM Waters on The LIST dag OF f. BINARY C"ur
IN the town Of Warreuton pursuant 10 pubic notice tn
consider the exprdency OF sending deitghF" 10 'ne
Democratic Convention be held III the cy "l h'c'
mond, on the Sd Monday in March, ls39. Dr. ihi'p a.
klIpstine called 10 the chair, and Hlaor Jesse H.
Wuhers appointed Secretary
The Chairman having xpained in neat and aPpropT-
ale Terms the purposes of the meeting. and the high i'm
pur,ace Of harmony and unanimy III lhr measures I"
the Democratic party at this important c0rJunc'uic, lie
follow ing resolution movcu and adopted
Resolrtd That the Chairman do appoint committee,
consisting OF five To report resolutions i"f the CONSIDER
alton of this meeting
The Chairman having appointed committee, consist
ing Of Col. VIM Il Smith, Stephen McC"rmIcH, VIM
f. FIckIin Richard II. Fooie and Brv:rIy Martin: and
the SAID committee having retired. in sh"rt time report
ed the following resolutions which were adopted
ReSOrcd, That this meeting most cordially concur win
their fellow czens in the exprdIrncy "t holding De-
uoc1a,c Convention IN the city Of Richmond The Sd
Monday in March, 1882 in order to bring about that har
rouy and una umiy Important at this trying CoJuhc
lure will appoint dregatrs represent the Democratic
party of Fauquier in The said Convention.
Rlsoired, That - be appointed in pursuance oil The
foregoing IT solution
on molon. the blank was filled up with the names of
Major VIM W. Wallace, DR. Philip kNPs'lne, MAJOR
Jesse RI. Wi,hers Stephen Mccormick l.lchard H.
Foo,e Gen John r Wallace, DR. CuIlcl. William Ii
Hansbrouah John u bowman WIN Rust, i!ard'g"
kiucbe oe Iaman fIorner Jourdan NJ. Saunders, and
Major Alexander II. Sprlman
On uotjun Rtsolrcd That this meeting recommend
pub,ic meeting 10 be held by the Democratic fa1ly, ID
The town Of Warrenton the Is, day of March C"u|
,o the purpose Of nominating candidates To represent
This county IN the npxl Geseral Assembly
Rcsoir,d, That the proceedings o this meeting BE-
signed by The Chairman and Secretary, ana published
in the Jeticrsunian and Richmond Enquircr.
PHILIP A KLlrSTlNE, Chairman
HITuEEs, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

yuyrE SILK MANUAL-A Treatise on S TX IN all
lis various stages, containing in a condensed form
6e wisdom and experience gathered from the works oil
Count Dnndolo. M Perrot,o,, DR.. DeslouchnmPs, Dr'
FeIir Pascas. " b. Buchanan, Kenrcks Orcharo'st,
Gideon B. Smith, John Dilomergue, NJ De Hazl OIL
unrich Fcssrnden's Silk Manual, the Silk Grower
FImers' Rrris,er Joshua Gee. Esq Bailf Houl Esq
and aany others Sd ed,ion-Received ard tor sale 'y
Fcha Ta6-,f1 Agent, Richmond, Va
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Feb 2S

RHARSflALL ] LEA RE The subscrhcrrespe
lFa fully inf rms the Pubic that the above establish
meni will be closed from two 10 three weeks from date,
for the purpose of performing in Petersburg, according
to contract with the Company, and the Stockholders of
the THEATRE ard also for the purpose of producing the
Romantic Play. Five Acts (lnundPd upon Scots CO.
l"hacd Novel; Of iranhOe; or. tie Jeu,ss!Thc play Of
Ri,n.i; or, the last Of the E0mans!-And with New
Scenery, Costume, and Original Music, (in the
splendid style Of julius Cesar and Macbeth) kozebue S
celebrated Play Of Pi=arro!
The subc has also pleasure in announcing
garcmrn, with Mr. Wooord and Nj ard Mrs Cole,
Of MI Cookies Establishment for the purpose Of pre-
sen,rg The celebrated Drama founded upon Byron S
Poem Of Ifa=t,ya or the wild horse Of Tartary- which
will be producrd with new Scenery, Machinery &c.
n Due notice viii be given Of the re.cpenlng, and
prcduc ion OF the Novelties
The Public . most ohrdcnt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

FsNHE srnge for Tappahannock will hereafter leave
4 Richmond on Tuesdays and Fridays, and !appa,
hammock on Sundays and Wednesdays al A. NJ ana
returning will reach Richmond on Sundays and We'd
nesdays. and TaPpahannock OH Tuesdays and fridays
by E NJ.
This arrangement will give unusual dispatch on this
Route TO mail and passengers In consequence ct The
exrapagant prc which the contractor has TO pay, and
his determination to furnish to the travelling commu
ni,y an elegant accommodation, he finds himself conf
nead to reGnire, from each passenger MILE
and s. passenger between kchmond and Tappahan
PASSENGER allowed 40 lbs Of his baggage free Of
charge Do' 'ot'NSON
February 10 oe-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

~ NTNGTON d CAMPBELL arc now receiving large and
cnrrf' assortment Of NPpkTEp AMERICAN Day
"p which they will DO prepared sell very reasonable
ems "Hi would n're merchants visiting the city, call and
mine their stock at No. IT Liberty Street.
New York, January 81, 1889. sO-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09
Trust SHE of raiuoJie Reat" Personal Estate,

Trust SHE of IaiuoJie ReaL "nd P'rson1f Estate.
w y.as Of Deeds OF Trust, one OF WING" was
- James r. Tyler md Virginia 4. G he "i'c' ut'o ne
i.a dat" on the g o February 1855 and tue o'hyf os
ysr the 18th day Vi the same a.o9m cha year, 81 b
nail aaL u! he Court .lun.s Of hc Cty ." hchnonJ hnu
H., a! Jy Tyler one OF the su5';i1e Jon"
I Di.. al Aacr.ric the subscribers, shall on iukH
|DAG iHh day "i Mah next at ifooNs'lle' IN s
ne residence said J. T. eT Tor the purposes men!iu"e' III
deeds, proceed 70 ell "r,''n Tor So aG % Nj
b., zeal auI estate, stag 81 the ikAC of h
o. nj ,c.a, lYqliv hisn Of improvement ani IN
ne,r orr for fafp bciu: .u we'll ino'ed and well wa
e and iuruns the d TAVERN, whch one OF the nvsI
.a the country hc! s'iuai rd a. ihr ln.. hc
Sl,,on and Sco'tsv. rG;apEc Roads, and Consisting OF 'ntt
,,- DSen Houses adjoining 10 or nc Sar"
ch arcrst Of which mace OF BRICK, oens conu n.y.
'udcyus pI u 'ora Tavern and finished III GU Sa'
>'nl k:c5"n. There are a." other ho1s sn .c 49,
'a'c la'e' Tbs stables ""d "Arn are ARG ' ,, .Id
are likewise Of description tnat c"tu
Tavern staGd 10 do large business inc'"'"s Il"
No The fSi;ow,n. slaves yOun: named FfanS'
r,q' - yc nj So. Fnay, woman ana Eliza h'' e"'' "
:r' uned ETG. Also, 49,,
The n. Other personal property vii: all the SAID James
r. TIERS HnYanui and Kitchen Furniture consisting :" 10 en-
.. Rr including Mattresses and Furniture; marble ech'fe
Ths ioz Chaf.: So. oil cloth Carpets Scotch afPe's
So with he'd; large Manel Classes set: oil mahosan!
Dn; Fables re, Tables mah"g,ny Nardoos hn ,h no.
Clocks Bur~an, varahc SIchold and Ch'nnPc>.. G.nH'
cal? ilrcc pin" Tables ad'esa: Glasses; lot OF sreI
and FIST rItuo, with oh"r articles 700
Also the Kitchen Fuu,t"e, which valuable nj wen
Elected. together viii the stock OF Liquors tou ana foik D"
". Il. contained in al Deed consisting OF horses 9U
ce - head OF sheep is head q" hogs, and the p'ant
ln rp.ls of every description; set Of BlfcSsmhs
49,: "as acrn and gear, YOKE aud cart together with
nc rye, hry and lrJ'r now on ha'd Also
n carriage together with many oihcf at'ce' l." 'c"'ous 10
CaYr rate, convey ed IA said deeds
The .a willie con,rrWed from day TO day until Completed
7! ne VIII he offered a., l2"clocS, on The h Day
Per- 7,ci purch vain 'br and pT"naS" Tavern stand
o' OF desirable property would 10 well 10
then, o the avotabc opportunity which n"w presents
i Nc'iu, a, trustees viii "Gly convey such tile to said
pY zeal ou! peo0r vested IN shy the trust deeds
a.n-., all. John TYLER,
DABNEY VI. MILLER,
Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

RWORUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 600 Single Bud
lVB Cuttings at 2 l.2 cents each, Roots ~ cents
Northern, -
100 600 Single Bud Cuttings at cents each, Roots
20 cens-vrgnian-de deliverable in whole trees or sePa
rate AS the season is short persons at distance can
choose the kind wanted, and forward orders at once
without loss Of time. Apply, post paid, to
d. LOWNES,
Fpbl2 GS5-,fl .7gsnt, Richmond, Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

Notice to Tobacco Planters
A IL Tobacco, delivered at either OF the Depos or
q The Basin, intended 10 be sent 10 Seabrook,s Ware
hnuse will be received the same terms as at either Of
inc 0'''' "''"''' BURCH & GOoDE,
Inspectors at Seabrook,s Barehonse.
February 7lh, 1880 oo-Sa"S"
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MORUS MULTlCAULIS.
NORRIS MUI,TICAULIS.


rHyHOSE who may be DESTROYS of purchasing the
q Chinese Mulberry, or hlorus MulIlcaufs lrres,
are respectfully informed by the undersigned that he Is
on,borized to rake contracts for the sale of Trees, from
the original stock imported into the District OF Column
hin several wears ago. by gentleman residing therein
who has most successfully cultivated That species 81
Mulberry. r.
most valuable Treatise on The culture Of The McIus Null
iicous ms translated the Chinese, and containing
also IN. best mode of treating and raising the Mo5uS
MuIt;cauls in n Southern climate.
~ IN insure supply Of this Southern Tree, early
,n"IIca,ion ought to BE- made, the Spring growth VIII
be speedily disposed Of -, o,.yc
Washington H0tet
Richmond, March 94-o'
n,!Tbe Petersburg Intei-crcer, Iynehbus Vsnian IRE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09
CNUNEY MEETINGS.
IiENRlCO.


Al meeting of portun of the voters Of l'enr''o
county, friendly to The Administration ct Mnrn van
Buren,, on Monday, the 4ih instant, john Carter whS
called 10 the Chair, and Philip Mayo appointed oecre'a
ry-whereupon nations sevcrally made and second
ed the folowing resolutions unannruSly adopted
lst Resolred, That approve the proposal ni hold
ing general nnn Of the Democratic Republicans,
The Sd Monday in this month"; IN the City q" kIch
nond; and that and
hs, and they are hereby appointed to repre-
sent the Democratic Republicans of Henrco in that
Convention.
On nominations scverally made and seconded, the
blanks. in the foregoing resolution, were by una"linous
vote filled with the names of Judge ? V. Daniel, Phi
lip Mayo, and Richard ltanes
81 Resoircd That our delegates to the said General
Convention hereby instructed 10 unite with the De
lrua,tr from the other and City n Richmond,
con- Jig this Con ressona District, who may alt nd
said General Convention, in recommending Repnhl'
can candidate Tor this Congressional DISTRICT and that
they also unite with the Delegates from the other portions
OF The Senatorial District recommending candidate
for the Senate
Sd Rcsoired, That we approve and adopt the no;n
nation heretofore made Of our fellow Citizen VIM. N.
" hitting, rs the Republican candidate for Henr'co conn
IT, and pledge ourselves all honorable means IN
cur power 10 secure his election.
4th RcSocrd, That the proceedings OF Tins meftih@
be signed hy the Chairman and Secretary and published
in the Richmond Enquirer, Wing, and Compiler.
On notion the meeting then adj ourned.
JOHN CARTER Chairman
T. MAYO. Scrtt1ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09
Fyrmnrding. Rcceiring and Storage BUSINESS.

Fornnrding. Rccecing and Storage Business
NDERSON & MuSBi. are now prepared TO receive al the!I
Produce on ora.--as all kinds of Merchandise
Th.y viii likewise give the forwarding Business most rau-
employed young man "' seacy
hrs and ,cn,i,n TO business particular attention to this
business. Goods intended for boats WIN DC rccn Il"
he >pse rayascas also, country produce sent by boats
'" I ' ~ 80 75-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

an AN Observation-Disclosures ScT-At Rules taken "a 'he
Clerks Office Superior Court Of LII" and Than
county Cumbetanh the Courthouse Oh SAID county!
in the month Of November, 1885: ,,.,;r
james y. Anderson, i'a'"'"".
against p,.,. uo,;,r,,
ho,> -, ~ u, p",Inr Defendants
rho dsfenan Merit BOOKER having entered bis appeal
ape and security according the oct OF Assembly ana c
Rulr, of this Court appearing by satisfactory evidence %
m no, an inhaStant this country ordered that the snd
10 nrprsr here first day Of the next term OF the
and answer the Plaintiffs band that copy OF this order
he forthwith inserted newspaper published IN Inc CITY
Richmond for Two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door
off he Cou Of this county
JOHN DANIEL, c.
- 75-wew~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09
GREESSVII.I.E;


Alta meeting Of The Democratic Republican parry Of
the county Of Greensye, holden at the Court house on
Monday the 4rh day Of March (belng court cay I'd
munds Mason Esq was called to the Chair, and Angus
tine c. Butts appointed Secretary. The meeting haV-
ing been addressed by Col Augustine C!aborne, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
ls, Resulted, That DR.. Edward /. Scott DR.. Otis
A. Browne Col John l. Thorp, Augustine Z. Gu''s,
represent the Republican parry Of this county IN the
Convention proposed 10 be held in the city OF kich
mond on the Sd Monday Of March install
= RcSoirri That cordially approve OF Inc course
pursued by Francis Rivrs, late Representing III
Congress from this District and that vii use all no
norable means 10 promote his re election
On motion, the Chairman add,d 10 the deIegatinn
3 Etsoircd That these proceedings be signed 10y me
Chairman and Secretary. and transmitted 10 the Ed'tos
Of the American Consultation and the Eichm"hd Eli
ouirer with a request that they publish the SANE
On motion, the meeting adjourned
MASON, Chairman.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14
FROM TEXAS.

The schooner Teazcr arrived at New
Orleans on the 9Th ult. bringing dates from
Galveston and Houston to the 18th Of Jannary
Congress was to adjourn on the 2Ist ult.-
The Senate had passed bill for the creation
OF national bank, on plan similar to the
old United States Pank, being predicaled on
the revenue of the Government They had
olso authorized the President to negotiate q
loan of one million Of dollars. The appro-
priation for the expenses Of the government
amounted to 81, 100000
Ex-Prcsident Houston had announced his
intention to visit tae United States.
The papers say nothing of the Indian dis
turbance on The frontier. The escape Of two
Texan citizens from the dungeons Of Mata-
moras is montioned-thcy reached Houston
In safety, their names are Davis and Hedrick.
Temperance society was organized al
Galveston and twenty-five names signed to
the pledge Of total abstinence.
Late Galveston (Texas) papers state that
about thousand emigrants arrive monthly
at that port alone, and that the number OF
vessels in the harbor averages twenty five to
thirty, exclusive of steamboats,. The rapid
growth Of this new Republic on our South
Western border, is perhaps only equaled by
the results exhibited in some of our own
Western and South Western States.