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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE IN suRRi:m -
XIII sold to the highest bidder nj Surry Couth"nsc on inc
h Monday in February under the viii OF the ae James "
Edwards that valuable known by The name OF iVe" Es
mmriiately river the late residence oi the u u
miles the Courthouse, containing ,d
1899 greater part OF which Is as pauae s any a
county, cll adapted TO the srowih OF "i IN.
crops grow this part of the country. y arg
Of this tract dcnscy with tmberces ana wool o. va
ro,S kinds Mari great ABUNDANCE VI he M
quality, convenient field, and quite accessle.
ra and three years ago, Is III lsi tte
Snsni Illustrating the important advahness ~ %
rived There is large march aacnu 10 ~, ,,
which any quantity of Hay BIZ cut annually. ne lu''
Of wood on this farm The buildings are sumcehl ana
comfortable large iniy. 1T the same lhe anu sa a
he another tract called Rork Spring, containing 90
three miles of the river ahG hVe .. sa
Courthouse. this tract also, mari OF good qua ,hc,
lying and quantity OF wood ana fh pn
The title 10 both tracts is unquesonable-hr John ~ @
who resides within miles, will show the premises 10 any
person who may call on him. d., ,,rcbasers
4 credit Of ona will he allowed Tue -,
upon oNccGtins bonds with approved security anu
20 - fi'' 7. r. SPRATLE1,
r. n. DELk,
s5m'rs nth the nH GHnersd
-. 1-2awiw
l<J- The York Evening Post viii insert the aoo'c '
and send their bill To this Office f,r COLLECTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

ID EMOVED-The subscribers inform their friends and the pub
II lie generally that they removed To that spacious and
conveniently situated warehouse Immediately opposite TO the
sGaIcga Sl, and part Of iarson They are thus
cna 10 keep under their eye, whatever produce may be
coniidci 10 their , -, ,;
The proximity Of This situation t. the BASIN aHud' pca
advantages fer receiving and forwarding goods.
CARR SGTUN, GIBSON & THORNTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

CtTURGEONVILLE SEMlNARY.The exercises Of the third
- session Seminary will b. resumed on The 10Th Janua
will tnurd extensive CORE"
classical authors. and the most sel
of Mathematics From several of practical eAe
reuce In teaching havng applied himself closely 10 stue>and
from the or the undersigned feels an as
surancc and confidence students this institution can be- n
thoroughly and property instructed IN their classical
business TRANSACTIONS III any similar
IN the Sa:e Aud in presenting the institution To pub
Inc patronage signed deems it improper 10 express
views cpnGns the lcc. of teaching. lie deems
II essential the teacher first Ia make himself &c
qantcd disposition and capacity Of the pupil u the
perception of the pupil m unready and slow I" cont
hcnd the and slow mpluin. ini
ato uwevei keeping the mind closely exercised and care
fully ayoidin. ether that the mind may
perIy comprehend When the faculties OF the mind
Of reasoning and Thinking there
nv viii enlarge and expand according 20 the
anpicao perseverance Of The student II industry aud a
pca,ion wanting the part Of the STUDENT the teacher n
means ADAPTED disposition effect the object IL Tic
comprehensive, added 10 industry and appica
zion, the task 10 instruct is not nEiilta>p..
The undersigned observes, that his school viii be governed by
sound and discipline that he designs u lead rather
than mind cncrcive VIII be resoed TO- ne
ccssi,y REQUIRE H. The undersigned further observes 10 his pat
rons and nd school the has been liberal
noted ard patronsed and with confidence their
SUPPORT ard trusts that however o
tune NAV own or favor that merit will mol he unrewarded by
liberal public. :,
TrnM,Roard for the scholastic Of 10 months, So TUT
ton for the classics S35 the higher branches OF English
So f,r ,b, mnor branches 800 J. J. GREGG.
SturrronyiIle. Bruins wick, Dec. IL. TIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04
Mr.. Forsyth to Mr.. For:

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington 25th Jan. 1910
The undersigned, Secretary of State of the United
States has the honor to reply by direction OF ,he IRE
sidrnt to the note addressed 10 him on the soh ms
BY Mr.. Fox Envoy Extraordinary and Minister rien'-
potcntiary of Great Britain ;,
The President derives great satisfaction from the IN
frn,,,on conveved BY Mr. Foxs note, that with refer
ence 10 the reported movements Of British troops
within the territory in dispute no actual chahse mas
taken Mace in the attitude Of her Majesty authorities
in the territory since the arrangements entered into by
the two at the commencement Of last
for the preservation of tranquility within its limits and
from his that there exists no intention on the
mari of her Maesys authorities 10 infringe the terms
Of those arrangements, so long as they are faithfully
observed on the side of the United States The Pre-
sdent however, repressa feeling of regret that
the British colonial authorities without graver motives
than the possibility Of departure from the arrange
ments referred by the State of Maine, should take
upon themselves the discretion, and, along with " tue
fearful responsibility Of probable consequences of being
guided liable as these are 70 If ,he
d,pu,ed territory Of measures Of defence and precau
ton in manifest violation of the between
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

RAIN ,h.l-Ihe President and Directors Of tile Lou
~. N'Hia's lay" directed the sale Of the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

WHOLESALE and RETAIL fashionable and cheap Hat aud Cap
w store above and nearly opposite the Bell Tavern, Main
Street, Richmond, Va.
NJ r. S1EEDS grateful for the patronage which he has re
from the citizens Virginia. since he commenced bust
ness l year respectfully asks leave To inform ms ts!ois aa
Il he can with confidence being made Of the
hest mat RAILS the celebrated manufacturers o Tue latest
iu and possessing an elegance q" style and appearance mol
10 he SURPASSED bv any Hats offered IL This market hose
gentlemen be about to supply themselves WIN nat
and wish Good ifahlp, elegant and fashionable Hat nj the
mos, reasonable price, viii please 10 call nj the isonabe HAT
store above aud nearly opposite the Bell Tavern where they can
nv, "a, - s,;, themselves VI. 4. SrEEDS.
Jan. 2sth 1910. ~
a. have on hand large and general assortment q" Cner
Far SoL Nu,a Nusrd, Scct, aud other CAPS am daily
cxtur 10 receive additional! supply of Mems and Boys
Cloth Cans which render assortment Of Cloth caps one
~ The ,nn handsome ever offered IN this city. All of which ai
'e''''""ea - SCI - ~ i'' NJ T. sTEEDs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

II. T.. ST AFkE LTUN.
JOHN :. WILLIAMSON.
Charlotte Courthouse, January :. lsi,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

DANK OF vIRGINA-Ihe President and Directors have de-
ID carcd of the profits That have accrued the
Ord June last Of three cent which, after reservns according
law quarter the shares subscribed since
that period, paid 10 the shareholders application.
A. ROBINSON, Jr, CdSir.
Ian a. 17--iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

HRlSTMAsThc attention Of the public is respectfully Invi
~ cd examine the great variety of CugisTNAs Presents the
sale They consist Of every variety calculated
and the His stock Of Cooks and Fancy ar
tlcles juvenile friends extensive, and selected Win
please il would be impossible to state IN an advertise
he will therefore present few of the most Iroi
items which consist Of OF the most splendid nel
and American ANIMALS Also En- s pockt cdi
the Poets elegantly hound Also, an endless variety OF
Books handsomely bound suitable for presents and splendid
assortment of Fancy Goods.
Book of the Boudoir The Oriental Annual
Drauty's Costume The Magnolia
IIeath's Book of Beauty Jennings Landscape annual
Ladies Album The Girls Book
German Tourist Portrait Album
The Gem The Token
Landscape Album Atlantic Souvenir
Turner's Annual Tour The English Annual
You his Keepsake Literary Souvenir
The Naval Annual Young Lady Book
The Keepsake iGsanncs OF Nature
Our Wild Flowers lnfants Journal
Young iian's Library ,icung Ladys Library
Miscellaneous Thoughts IleatlI's Picturesque Annual
The Iris
Bibles PRAYER and Hymn Books, splendid fancy binding
dies Writing Desks Mother Of Pearl and Ivory Card Cases boxes
Of Marine Shells glass ewelry Boxes elegant Albums, Musical
Boxes and Rctce beautiful PincuIuns, Emery
Stands, L;raceS, Battledores, and Cornellas, &C. &c
RICHARD D. SANXAY,
bookseller Stationer aud Dealer in Fancy Goods.
D.r Q. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04

For 7'hos. pol,dcItcr, sheriff 81 Louisa Count
" 1'Se' Std.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-04
by tie Goc.rpOr If me Commonwealth u prgiRig
a PROCLAMATION.

Jan y
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-12
Ser 9 aterIanb s. Yreunb nUb g ei1t Ser 3eit

actc lase etu9 Der Dctrat Office rreldbe bic
rotlamaton, in bcncn SelObnrn9en fur bic pira an9tpteu
tnp tntbc, sn9 panr unD tete bic se66rt8en Gire, &C.
$50. A. GreDs ei9eneS @eitdnbntB, HeppNtprY, SunD
- = A, 1910. So .-.,s-a %
ISM Sunp 1888 Fam m in riss Gauntp aD 8tc mir stne
0rotomacn bes Qcnp. arep Seu Dprt, welde $3.50
fr inc @efan8cnnabm anbct" "rtn 8fansennab,nc
rr8te spBe Nufrc8un8 uno M sat panals, Die Qussune
Ete6rante b Da1pa1li anf 0trrn 9an 8urcts Sreance
ISb mts niht, pc w Die Qnfre8un8 9rete wrreen fepn
mobtc" ermutb wtrpe e6apebau6bS oabfd nod tlcbr
bur cine protlamatio pcs orn DurDa serci5 in
Der psrQeesnabu 3r6rgns tcfastsn Boots Ebcit ba"
Sun, xDataeen tnb ubkGrne 0nBe Gs 6oncelt f jekt
nur Daruu, Oh nnier pte anScbe Anaabe $Mae
ai4t. qSas erbtt aus pcn 3eusniS -. -
len5 $oro Surbn fkts 1000 Ebacr StlobnIn9 auf pic
SerDaftun8 enes hc Der in Der 3rcrun9 pts obert peel
Oamrfbcrts tetDei9t mar. :-',
2tens goupern6r Dartp Ditto $50 Ibars nnb ntnnt Gam.
rep ala ntn Der Drate fol8 aIs einn prcr penen
$crn Surbans 9Droeio1atipn tprobt mad
3cs Srep sefcbt Rem abcbauSb encn Qntbe amber Ibat
uno pief anf atb 2eDtSs Sartou, 9anScn
ino rcr tnct SrtebcnSrdbtcr 9ebr0d9t. 20 .'
4n5 Ste enrntet, bag Gin rerlttbcter Sre
Grtsfrtunb 1T e frtier Sao 8sfn8en uo rttttr xtro
net aseelftrt perpn pa, brclcu benz Ana9eri cr, enSe
fbu6tert, er(heint mitbt, u1o Srp wirp tntaBen.
5trns. @tebt ro bctcm nibt init jietcr sDibbeit ;u
pernn, baB. marc bic Nnfla9c @ 9eSan8 Srep ans9c
efcrt unc oils eerauber pr htn Ganaon Se95rbrn 8e9a
SSn tporbcn ware2 - g.-.- - ..'$ 2&2, ~
Ot 5rep, ais @erauttr ben Galssn brfttnt D eter nt
pas n jrtt Die Sra8e nit. 2cnes Sreunpss Sartcns O
nuns am QuButt 1883 Sn8 tn,d arf sc i'm; bin
seae taen 4niere nc xset nur als 2Bcertanp 8ecn r
tifbe Itrann oen b Nufrcoun9 8nnfcn Der GarGc
ben S6in9c su jener 3ttt eGr fart Die Sra8e 1T
ae Drer bt Ie rur Die an8eubr Sctpetie 9srerti9t2
Srcps amcere Gdmrfrrcien fdbtrn uns n,t m te8cn
baS 3ttm Oiann unc entei nit 8tbrut Sc.
mug 1T, ne ssl6ss otm 6ntlisn auss 81 psrtsrsen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-12

tbeen tbr leGen ein Die Court mar ebem In Gisung
Iuro ein Nd9ter trdrD In ietnem suteFubL Ebenbs 60
ItSbtet. tGrteoenStcte.
Die Dumpfb6te brtngrn iest paea9iere bon 9pbiIat
belpbi1 aber ete DeIaware tsad) Gaurhen fir einen
Sent
So9n 8. popeI d, Der fiirsItf in eaneafter Gaus
tD pa., fetne SHeftctter Ranens W or 3u erntors
|ben iudte, bat ltd nit ener pifoIe erfhceen. NPa
saabt, oaB ietue 1Oter NIT benz eebea baoO tcmme1t
|neroe. t.- .-~....
9lus Gina ftno gtahrtdten rineetrpFeii rarb ireb
diem peru an 8cIpta &rteg ertldrt bate. Die Bolt
oaner icaen NIT etner Gruppenmadt bon 9000 MontS
an Der @rense bon peru feben.
Die gtnDamterung aus Gurrpa mad ben Der. 0t:
it oiees Sahr pieoer febr bebeMtenb. gcti ev5fn BIZ
,um 26ten Map tamen in Hent orf an 9Ius liverpool
3,s77, aus Qoncon S56, aus haurt 9Oe> aue Dritfrs
l09, unb aus anberrn Seebdfen $50 Naea9iere, Sas
famueH $50.
Gin gefpfsr Eiee.. 10 SUE lang, putee fafsit9 Nsf
einem Suite an Der Gorpus @hriih Bay in Iefa6 ers
id,cBen. gr fab bsm ddten bengaltitNen Tiger Npr
dbuh uno hattie etne 2jdhriqe Sub aetObtef.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-12
Oa5 81nac 0es Set0etIbaueS
BON
7ar. annIntl 1sauRr.

GoitOrber lanbpirthfda dafIden 3eitd,rtft "eeres.N
Bon rtisem dttarcn Derten baten mir ent tene pax
|tEe gum 3trta erbatcn, ratben untr tcun tthbu
Ian, @ lei 2etn NIT rinn Grempar rrbcltcn IH Ucreben
Der @ecrntau 1T Elm 8aft nas ron 3et ju 3et IN btcfe
Sanre mebr Aufnabmc tcmen trb nnc muB unn m
tur3er 3ett entrasen 3wese rts.
Snbutric Urren rerfYrt; unc bic, rcl@e @ aim frab
barauf cscn, @ ren ten uno sren GsnuB ess nes
en CHARITIES fur Sabre lang 3uGdbern.
Otiee nen9 unftres Sreunbts beS Doctor Saut. Vt ctA
nets tur3 tntis aorerits bennr 70 rcltan.
big in tina rcrtanbcr @prae 8eristen, taB ebtT
ae unc onrrrcrter e rtrbn unn asrenben ann Gno tT
rarur nit etncm tcntien 8srarniBe atsbcn, fcn4
bern fd gum Dante crs putlieums terttbt9t Bat
uS srDBe oeasliteit uno Der ssrinee 9res bes ere.
ens, ESQ Gnts) nit pnGticn rlautert IT, ttreti9t tS
5n timer al8cmesn Tertrns ter nnfern tsnfeH tetass
0crn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-12
.1fid,aro groaobeaD, Ga.

n, ~. ..NOtnt I5HrplenNe Ielue lNrp1el."
ctisr err, Der als Wslieo son 9rrtbamptcn Gauns, IN
Der efttsctuns 9aas pennpoanien 9crfbtr Or.
1irDunss COMMITTEE bes ltntrbauts it, unp etcntcp 8o
tre teuttbe @rraee ent rertel fat fiji rur csn Gt.
fer unc tbdtt9e SDeinabwe init ptn @ fur untcre
lisbunsadc no namei in Grlansun8 rcfriefcs fir
bas pbttpskurser euts en9e SeDre Seninar pcrmcnre
Dante alcr Srunpe rbun5 terctSt,
mir atteh inn brit ben xritatbpbr 4Ata8 ar m patrio
tthra S9cfreten pftntlich ak. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-12

StcbrttcPrn Sabrttantu @petutanten Die oebbren
ben SortbriIe sepdbrtn 6an e @ rerbt bab ret MAIDEN
UNI btrt 2oIfe 2ercen ao rcb seben, nno e NIT
ley teluSn su 5un Opsr in anesrn Brrten TIM bas Grlt
9tad I MAIDEN. 9eun Die sr55Rn 0&nner perlt9ern nns,
oas r el INNER init panem circenses eb inftiepen.
9teb baer trattiren mir rs n init urm$cS Cabin @a.,
SeprNn9 baBt uern mir es tfn ait 1tOrntrcb gcben
bm barten Setrer Die 6ae rineen anS rOeu pic absr
in unfere 9crlammlunsen
Abe in oicfn l6tti@eu nrnbmen MIR strabe cst
9tif6r Der pracent unr anberc ebrti9 Wannr, batcn
oem Ole Die Sbre ctnscElan, ais t6nnte nes Wn(en 0fs
e9eet attn ouf ben @runpasn abrer SreiDct @leis
belt teruben unb Dag 3wif8en rem a unc Rem Nrmen,
jpten Dem pcr bmcn Santbrrn nno bent ebrn IaslSbnsr
ci8en6 tetn anoerer unter M ais baB Arme np her
LaSl5Dntr 9p6bn nebr Set. unO reibeitsnn trstn Sa
10 pctt TT ts 9touen ba nun bic speO ctps unsetm for.
bert man oe cc nns ptr bcsu 9crbeIe unb rtpilcSen
5urfnebmrn, nc in 9utunft trinc Burger Gin 9prebt ter
en anorrn sepabrcn 2Bir 1Ornsbmen (oatn rcm rcbrr
p6ttl Sicih 9cmaebt werben
ater ssnS ss uns, anrn setiettn eeDsn ben altsn Ip
er mner auf unferrci mar. u1p tnet sutc Bear Der
Srsibst 9at gum prafbsnt a ermdbln 70 Ou ir on sptt.
lcfcn $cecs cRcn onrerM Ian5 a,fpictcn. ~
Gin anrsrsa nsbr hter etc eetscbatn 9sanluusen rsr
Ipbrpe, taorInncn naner tase San aufsesabt ptrStn
miro. S4r sreekener ... - III
&.t".-- - Der Maset1fe 5sSnreSaG
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ee&&@ @&S39 9Dap>~

b-y- Sm 6 GongreB e ftnb jest stpe gcieeenttpirfe
BON Gtdtiqfeit unter 8eratbun9. Sm oaufe Die llrs
ter1dasfan,ner BiG, ,tnb I'M Sendte ein agemeiues
8anfcrcttqefeB gecen Gecscnttparfen leaen Die ST.
beralilten ale ntS9en Seinbernife in ben Bea, uno
fuden eeren Tprtldrttte alf jebe Meie W cerS69ern.
6ei hem 8anferotseet it hanptfddltd elm fchr wes
entlider punft Der 3anfapfel. Die Gemctraen poDlen
ndmtftd bic Ganfen lnb Sprpprattcren NIT inter bic
8climmunaen biefe6 Geieses brtn9en, unb bic 6bera,
1ifeii tpoeTfebei f beent uuO wpllen cgbl bieBans
fen ols dnbere ecrpDratinnen uus9efhlp6en mi6en.-
@s Iei,lt ais tpern be 6oeraten hre Drcbun9 gut
MAIDEN, unb bea gpnareB Bis Geptember in Gibnna
erhalten tprleu. 9ldt 1haler bes Gaas, 1T audi feiil
Spae BEL biefer 3ett. DafUr lasen lid, piele 3etun9en
faitfen rue NIT Narrifcns eeben IN aDe gcfeu mnc
gGntel bes 2anbeS oerlfi6en. Das faoet nidts mir
npaen 1einen eebeaslaaf audi nddtens sratis seben
H#.& lStimme peS Belts.
. Gin Bib bon 81 It'd, s.-Gtn Soerr Snitb
befah Die sertriimmcrte Stabt Gatde3 spet Stnnbcn
rad benz f,,rdhtbaren gcrnabp llnb allf alien Seten
bot @ eirle MaBe fDilber lno fltrdtbarer 3ertsrlno
bar GinaefaOene Ssduier, 8tlden, Ssauseerdth, Der
tiuimele ,li,o serflaaene eeid,nate unb rcbte unit
ferbente feree futen cine jere gtraBe n Der sans
seu Stabt nb feiue 3e ndner fehen aeblieben ,lftf
man i,itl,r,t ON ras spifben 600 nno 1000 enfdsn
unl9efcmmen fli,c. .asi
/ Ias Stdrttten Gpnccrbia, Jeaidtes 9ecenuber, II
lebenfalls serft6st ntcrcer aan nerideSsne enfteu
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fO1itthriIuna.N


AIt ports 900 I'm lceten 9a,nta8 fftlEte Bere 0uscucn
Stcinbabsl nc G6er of nr bic 9abbarn in parts uni
osnatur8 Ianps, cbnc lntereo atbei rpotrn ralu
eneelace. SO peronen taen ufamen ais Drd otiu.
me bic pcliten Gennun9eH bic er abren Ipdbtten Suts
crforbt rrtn 5etSe es . bas rs 9noeraten ub arrt.
cnnanner oattt snersn !, -.a.es S. 81. 3.
Junp 6, ls40 .... ....., ..-- '....
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Die 8aufeu bon Sbtp.
70 q &sxSs . > . 3

SIN Ipr bers Jabrts tcn rit Sanen ciefrs Gtaats, nit
Nsnabc rr beipcn III Stttenpe nr Der in Sanaiter,
tntn 8erd p 2taats 2ptitot Dieter 9rtt 1T IL.
rem camttn tpcren. qSir fnccn paB ctttc Der Banfn
obo mebr @aaraelc IN Dren pSltea als Spte i'm .tf
9aten. Sum Seiipitl: .,ua 80 H..
1tnata.f. 8aarsrtb.
Sranttin @ant prn Grllintus S57,256 1880
sSanf rcn Gb;litrt1t l23,246 153657
8cl,nrnt 9ene pom ct. GtalrsYsGs s9,732 5l,26O
Daptcn Sone si5.5z s"s s 4l 1862 1862
SrautIin 8ane pon Cincinnati sr~@ 94,649 A4453
f.l, .e.z.s ...s s.A @.,-s'@ If 8s6,l45 503,s22
-tx s..- #ss4ss 7-r3 35G,l
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G. S. 9owfrs, @serstar.

oerren Or s. 9acintr Stmpu 9rtpltn uno G. S. Bprrrs
Anrrcnun9s Committee Der beprrcbenrtn otnprarn cirr
lin "t Sate benc r0larit naB 1ec eraussetcr
"arNnostrcunrs" ibr ftmedeboftc GnIaruns cpfansru
bat uno m Gin 9erSnHscn rar0us marn prp, ttn be
rrutennrs SinrtrnB in pm 2cs trmmcn r 2oen 9ies
feline ncnctratirn Srennrc tn ntcntan III bcn uHo lbnSr
! ;u fprtcben.
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11et,r SsaorsclO ats 9Capttr

1an trrbt oo, paB ckisc Saneen ter ttnen xbar nc
Gens 8aar9eb in ibrt @rrrtcn fur roc 2baler aptr
rct6rs f m tmlauf tefntelir9cn botcn 28arnm b3ucn
rir antr taarc 0elp 70 in ibn 0ercten au 1Drenc
1e unp tDre aanie ar9ct loutten r barte 3eiten
G5rlbnanstl" !" ~ q. .ra"t }f.@
2nrcr anten rstrrum enre has taare @elb brer CSf.
tc 70 (nca c cnnen nad rem Often; e rerfancm s NIT
rrt ramttts nN Gn9tanb 9anrt merbcn 6Se, unr aEcn
ans att rcs 70 rp arautte tinatnen cbes cine srD
lo dinrtder. .3trelticn surt-Scscnre Satcn baten
1tnrerbGlnsmaBs menS Sfcr in tDrcn Gem6r Of lie ibr
8aarab fcrt9cht peer eS ibrn Strabarn aus6eBl 9ts
1,oEs, k,ks SniEr fNir = j
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"Ntt $aee" s5tt entr Ber(aumiunS Der S8drser cpn
gH u treen am 9amas 2oten 0ietes cine poitife
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES


Mr.. MAY, from the Select Committee, to whom was
referred the bill prescribing the mode of ascertainlng
the taxable property in the Commonwealth, with the
amendments of the Senate, reported-recommend'n g
that the House agree to some d disagree TO others
The report of the Committee was agreed to-
Mr.. DoRNAS offered the following resolution, which
was agreed to:
Resolrcd That there be printed for the use OF the
members of the General Assembly $50 soon as the
principal assessors shall have completed the same two
thousand copies the tabular statement OF the average
value Of the lands of the several counties OF tins Com
monwealth.
Mr. SoUrHALL from the Committee of Conference,
made report on the part of the Conerees of the two
Houses.
The conferees recommend that the House recede
from its disagreement to the Senates amendment
touching the privilege of the North Western Bank tc
issue SIS notes. and the payment of the interest the
State debt in specie by the Banks and recede from
its disagreement TO the Senates amendment striking
out the provision staying executions unless bank notes
be received in payment of debts, with amendment
good deal of discussion took place in reference to
the North Western Bank. Mr. STEPHENSON and Mr.
MCMILLAN both pronounced the amendment urged by
the Senate to be very and unjust to the people
of the North West Their views were generally con
CURED in but Mr. May stated that there was no alter
native except accept this amendment or to lose the
bill. The Senate was ineIorabe The House feceaeo
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4 CA RID.

My old friend, Col. b. G. Payne, after calling on me
for the reason why he is charged in my Address, ,as
fast approaching the wilderness OF abolition, mas
nearly given the answer HIMSELF il his suppos'tIon
which Immediately follows his nterrogatory put to me
in his appended note to his address to his constituents
in the Wing of March 10th. He says, 81 suppose It Is
founded on the intention | have formed to vote Tor
General HARRISON &c have long heard It said, that
"teIl me what company you keep and will tell you
what you are An axiom, the truth of which no one
can refute. The Colonel, by giving his adhesion to
HARRISON has made himself associate of the Abo!!,
toniss Ifhe has not (and sure he never will
swear) aiIeriance that sort of Commonwealth, lie
has at least subjected himself to the charge of aiding
and abctting (or will to do D the Aboltonists in put
ting man into the Office of President of the u 5,
who is the favorite and nominee and candidate
for that Office of that actous and fanatic poy (See
the disclosures of BIoodgood and the recent Abolition
Committee of Albany) Very little exercise of man
logical faculties will bring him TO the conclusion, as
above alluded TO- j. Nj. WILLS.
TDunty