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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09
Z LIE vIRTuEs OF sNRsApARILLA es,rnc,ca .

THE VIRTUES OF sNRSAPARti.LA extracted on
! M entire plan, by Messrs. -. "a ID. 5and-, 100
Fulton street, New York
IT. superiority most preparations ~ farsararl
fully established. u u article much used fr
rur ing the blood, NJ arh~ons of the year, u Is pre-
pnrc with the best Spanish snrsaparia. It's efcsc,
iw curing the Salt Rhoum, Bnrbers Itch, srHld Head,
aud all diseases of the SKIN when used with Sands ce
fhrHtcd re..,d,, l. tuly established. For sale
:. ~ Busiun b' Nm. Brown. al Washington street :
-'th foWr, rriure street JHnr- fowr. Gre~n street
ap %. lor sale ~ Newpou by TAYLOR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09

| A n APPLICATION to extract Pain from any part oi
"A the System. DIR IiEwEs' and KirTRIDoEs Lini-
ment Combined forns superior external application
for the cure OF Rheumatism, Goui, all kinds OF sprnns
sim joints, cranp, pain in the back swollen Jointsch
bains, aud all complaints whore external application is
necessary Ii being combined with DR. Kittrdges Pain
Extract renders Il much cicGcious than any 9th
er .rcle Ia be procured. SEQ certificates acco-
pany ing The directions. 1t IL not OF those articles
which is recommended nr all Kinds Of Diseases, but SIM
ply those ot painful nature whcro outward application
10 required.
Prise 50 cents n bottle.
Reference can he made in Boston 10 a number findi-
viduals who have used the above Extract and proved
its efficacy for extracting Pain. Liiher Blodgett No
Nassau street; Henry Door, SO Elliott street George
Peacock, Porter Place Barker Parncs, 425 Washington
streets Phillips, Nassau Court.
For sale in Newport, by II TAYLOR, l4s Thames
street. nov -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09

"A fresh supply cfMe Joilo,cing
VALUABLE
patrmt @e0tcimeS, %r.,
Doct Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Iiniment for the Piles.
Oldrldgss Balm Of Columbia - for promoting
the growth Of hair ON bald huads.
Buffalo OiI--for do do.
Mrs. Gsrdner's Balsani Of Liyerwort, for cold.
and coughs.
Browns Kreosois and Gall Tooth-acho drops
Aloorc's Essence Of Life.
Whilwell's Liquid Opodeldoo.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
Carpenters Extract Sursaparilla.
Ihompson's Eye Water.
Lees N l. Bilious Pills.
Ibompson's Kreosoie and Cali Tooth ache
Drops.
Doct. Kinglcy's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's I.iniment.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthmaiic Pills.
Hinckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
Universal Corn Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, sc.
DIR. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DIR. 1honpson's T"olh-ache Drops.
Rawson's itch Ointment.
Doct. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds, asthma, &c.
Lees indhap Bilious Pills, &c sc sc.
For sale by
II. X. HAZARD,
SIGN or THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Near he Court House, .Vtisport, X. l.
April 10, 1884
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09
u g. ES IN g..

NJ eu,cr'of quality a,d v,,y arlc. for s,io n
Aug % JUILN T. TOU.SSI.SD'.S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09
THE HAIR! THE HART

W8A NO better evidence is wanting
III. .EE3 TO show tho superiority OF The
TN Genuine Buffalo Oil. ever other
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09
Report Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury.

The following abstract Of this lengthy
Report, we copy from the New ioik
Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
ror,n. If The Richmond Enquirer.

rps,shei .a,cc .,7es a rces daring The session
a. So TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nr,,. No. csrur. aud Three Dollars for six months,
af 10 Be- pad IN The e.Fes. RENTED by ma, post
Pa.'T ,las PER annnm al The ena oil lne aSt ,, -,
@ 81 II, III, Office he rr:n per mall IN GOOD ana
~! % al the risk al the Editor; tts postage q a"
s1i P,l ss Il, Brsr-,lhe postage OF sihsie is'ci
' ,y accoua, the writer Ii i tue accumulation y
e % y,.u,tys business which operates as serious 'aA
Ps':ss i, Ian =, sA'''''''>
o ne s'; n ny Tor papers, annually, shall have the
team shall hereafter be considered a incurred
IL y! lpa f,r years publication, unless specially
s. ~ ~ ,y r and paid for III advance iuT thai shorter
,a w&a ,aIl H. sent 10 the ordcr Of any new and IN,
- ~ ,,,.,r gu!cs> paid Tor IN adTlat, or Satisfaction!
kHo"H :, ,anc known aud accessible person IN regard !"
or III payment bat IN case OF an "tNrl '' rn"
~ ,,,c, es ,nsn, fran new subscriber WI" y H"c
h2. s ra conditions single number may be sent, Con
c4n.,@ accompanied, by, copy .; this r'gmia"' :,
smrs of Al! subscribers whose AGILITY !" pay may pe
- an ~ ,hl;,S =! and whn may remain indebted on open
, :, thu ca %carS, from the tune "nen ,ie
a's 80 rr shall erased f!ou The list ni sulscrihcfs
g-ym'" Resolutions Of he Ed,crai Ccnrs"toH q ~
~ cou,jon ar. som" Of the results Of The collective w's'
Ann and the bitter experience oil the hnitm " Is:t-
, were assembled at Richmond, on the itn J.na, @
u S Resolutions We determined 10 ahd"Thc Interests
M Press coam,"I and our owl ptcrGS,sicH't, a ]
i,,snCe 10 thc Several OF the AneIicaa presses we @
NE Enesl c.stom Of Casa PGgHea;s No class OF men ~"
. e by m abuse ii The Grant S>t'M thah c i'n', W
:, m. other Notwithstanding tl- Resolutions 81 iii'
rral Conventions we have been iuducta !" ."',t",
N .l,srrtrrs on the Book who are ~ arrears 70 'hs
~ ,,.nrr o,r course The name Of every subscriber, wi'
, rr,icamen, viii positively hr stricken OIL from OF" ron
s, me commencement, Of our neM NGsnmr. ,>,-
p,r,{ Tina, ii b. recommended 10 the Editors OF HeWSpa
-sr, hrou9hou: The Commonwealth !" ne"rll a. ~ " w. :,
nc same: and that these prices b. always sic' Is " e "
compensation for The tabor R%F@mra ., .,.a crrsrr
one square sixteen lines. less rst nSer"n - cents "
,asa continuance - Ccnts. -, 49,, .i,,n.,
5Y ~ I>;l,UT, .tsG, nee, !" insure oNc,h,ti - ,
.,y,.,, and Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

c,TIHGEONyIIlE SEMINARE.The exercises OF the ihlrd
- session Of this Seminary will be resumed on thc lou !ahua
MIA nf VIII aIiord
classical authors, ana tut s "''H'
branches Of Mathematics. From several Years OF praoal
rcur in teaching, tavin. applied hiInsei CLOSELY 10
from the public combinations the eei NJ a.
sour. and condolences students IN hls INSTITUTION d NC "
Thoroughly properly instructed IN then
and prepared business TRANSACTIONS, as an. @
in the STATE And in presenting i INSTITUTION W pun
lr na,ronarc the undersigned deems NOT Improper 10 cIss
his views and opinions upon the subject oi us. ne
essential on the teacher nst 10 make hhse M
oan,rd with the disposition and capacity OF inc pupil c
canacy or perception OF pupil be unrcady ana SLOW 10 %
p.hcnd the teacher must patient and slow IN llhe nlor
nation however keeping the mind closely anu CARE
fully Avoiding fall other extreme tha e hiha may pro-
periy comprehend the matter When the aeue 81 ne ihlhu
are nropery trained a OF reasoning anu hHs,
h, deyeopnp itself will enlarge and expana accorahe 20 e
and of the student industry anu up
plcation be wanting par of the STUDENT me aceI
usr raus adap.ed disposition 10 ciect the OBJECT u ue
mind be clear comprehensive added 10 industry anu aP
ton tho task instruct is not unplcasne. mr., oa !.
The undersigned observes, that his school VIII DC
sound and discipline that ne designs =. r m
than force mind, means WI De ~,
cessiy The undersigned further III
rons and friends his school the presen Year, nus
~ supported patronised, and rests win u
further supper, and encouragement and trusts Una. ,s
tune may favor merit VIII not DC
| liberal public : a o,,h. en- Tui
TIsss-Board for the scholastic year OF 10 month S
ton for the classics $685. the higher branches OF
SIS; for the minor branches, 500 . . . sTn
1 Sturceonvile, Brunswick, Dec. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
RY THE COMMISSIONERS.

.,TlITI0TS T0G SUT.-I ,ba)l >c tn. his,, bidder
= ~ , a4,:ina Paw rtaa Courthouse, Oh the third day .
T,frugy new day. ~" S'hinn>, "hth w"n!d De- 81
r1ras 10 thn,g u acquainted With the pedi:ecs G
~ s,r... ar. ii n. b stocks u this country nr III England
ruNFEN lfluN old III April HcIt VI large size o
M rI5gI H-y r,lin. like io7,u C the riches; dark hay
~, without wh with BLACK l'c>. 80 by Chateau NasauN
m, ID, ' ac>. N EaglH al Iii, day having Wen licl, OF
,7--.nt mile upwards, sometimes carry ing more than lH
,rrt Contraction t,anrd las; -rrE when three years
~ f IN al. he,ars stakes, ~ Richmond bat did not run n
w n hs r,p-.ioas avtn. been affected lay tunonr
n. II ne n.lr-, III" ramrn- 9" bad diSt"nil.r winch ic had
~ .l,slp. ms as a;cm i,r w" yrar gradually
tr.h.o: rpgy sr,a ,.r"cp'it'. and may, in another
,tl disappear. Nu lnr twin ~ vii not prove permanent
OJ, HI. racing, :jk. am unable III determine. DR.
Ceuyn colt lat spring, entertained exalted
tyup. u Inn horse un he ran hun far enough u
ca. u. lnp da'l ID " ''2Ta'"h !" a,tec htr running. ~
~, a-, Il" ninf ,;.l The greatest speed. In Dr. GOODYEAR
ir; relation a. whilst an trimming, he said, he ba"
f-hy q >lr"t.' @E'' u> s''H' "N"a - Va .'' 'r
t".,1.-,rn 4 II. .. in. form and great speed Of this
IL; IN wiH fact That ~ the nemh@fs Of his anr,
y, vach app drc TIE taxi haSc been distinguished Tor
,g,n " a viii SCARCELY admit doubt that hut for TINS
casualty, % bat, been amongst lr most successful racers oil
asr.Ir ,.,,,,
"tt ' with black LEGS years Old next spring Ms
ACTON aiA.l .No.g-c,"n tuy sl"cant-Gnt by Gohanna
war1 generals considered The b., hr"a Of all the distinguish
AI.u h,, Ghuin;y ma, never appeared on the t"ri, IN
rgu' .g;iy. anr At hh hut his form. his ac
r la 5n mrly q ~ lod render highly probable that IN
ctcUa>.tae> Hut,"E.ae h" would have proven hne
;.rc a.->I d., made several seasons; and appeal wrh con
si.a- gentlemen who have ms colts, 10 decide whether
t'@, have produced superior foais by any hrsr
iG'7 co.u' PoGba', any person, 1--WE information
2Ia G l,mau residing 10 either side of james
Err1 iriuga interest iht subject are referred especial
HEa t. L. &,ripi ~. kuy tr and Nr. Erson; each Of
whom Ia, cit h Grumpy, which IL thinks superior 10 any
ia, Ind iiuu sumo any other dam might,
loyaye wa ruA t said, that each considers his own the fl
NJ, cot b. hl,tv.r
taa AMI ,arirrnr;iaa arc both the produce Of AMERi-
CAE POMONA, the dam al tie distinguished race mare Atty
R the NUGe ." many sold u Col Hampton OF south
Carolina price, and held ny him a; much greater In
r i7s' bl She heats o miles each, beating
Gr9 TS m ma rn"J =, nd sc, biwcen herself and
. fUg and H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

Sy-ouD!.AWA FARM FOR SAI.E.-tIavins concluded 10
w change residence for the country, where
most ~; family located this valuable estate Tor >'lc.
i situated about mile OF kincspor, Sullivan County
East Tennessee, immediately The road leading from
Knoxville Ahnchou Va. II about 200 $40
Of Land of which about 2 cleared. and good condi
and u this land about loo bottom,
creek low grounds large portion Of The ac, i GOOD arabic land
well umlcrcd; abun''aaiy wacrcd with good
having twelve failing springs upon il.
The &c some u those springs nw Together and constitute
sufficient large flour and mI
winch mn has been years, ana Is source
of considerable good The mill -
Of hr Improvements ;hc estate The stream OF which
tn min located, the p-- r-"-- -' ".
hundred hiH "I'i and stage IL
Tennessee equal facilities
and CRATER. The buildings the estate
hOuse, smoke house. house. large
frame stable fame cribs, with srcc paisr between
I'd log srb large frame barn, house. and
ui Sll:cS.-hc leading the
part Kentucky through Russell and Scott counties virginia
through Tennessee North Carolina the NnoNNr
Abingdon road in the midst of the estaea point 81
rid intersection, large . BRICK house Is IN
finished, and farm store house This Is one
public Ea Tennessee and an
a Situated
four i've miles from Mc!icn> ,ncrai Springs III con
rcptc and which The proprietor. NJ afn informed IN
nj VISIONS An!
gentleman enterprise and capital do an extensive FARMING
mercantile business, Independently of The tavern and MILL
Il quantity OF thu NpIuS Muc1ts China Mulberry
PREMISES quantity Iron may BE- OBJ
tanned premises quantity of beautiful Marble, with
power The quarry manufacture a. u -
easy exhibit in the q! advertisement MI The al
yauia.s nj he lOcaon quality ard Improvements . S Vaiu
offered sale. Those who Ce> 10 purchase, WIZ
~ themselves.
III" estate appCa
~ JACOB MYERS.
Woodlawn, near Kingspor, East Tennessee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

TIVE respectfully and country Hat dealers
that he manufacturing for the ensuing spring trade.
larger Of HATS than he has heretofore offered To u
public. will consist Of tie various qualities. colours, and
shapes From arrangements hc has recently made
with York he viii b. enabled 10 present
his customers The styles directly their being started
IN that ry. .
He would remind his and customers, that his
made in Richmond by wuTkmtn
tried skill and experience, and CT the very best materials I'M
ported 10 ibis country
His prices wholesale retail will be found be rs low
Nurtas the cf manufacturing
no greater there with tie exception Of the freight on
the material New YORK Richmond which i but =
keeps banda suppl! Of iiarrs materials purchased
which " IL IL sold always small advance
S,nrr onnogte The Old Market. JOHN DOOLE.
In, ,a--:fn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA. dividend NJ three dot
share has declared out q the profits since hd
June when the amended chatter accepted: out oil Wlch
state share upon tue new STOCK, 81 tlht
the holders thereof will receive only - - u share
dividend be paid 10 holders OF old stock, o three dollars
per share has been declared from the CONTINGENT nnd
}. G. BLAIR, Cashier
u-ow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

Green came to the City and renewed the matter to the
same gentleman, week or ten days afterwards; but
ms proposition whatever it was not entertained
ar as 10 be communicated 10 US
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

Rh of NlRGINtA-The President and Directors have de-
IA Jared dividend OF the profits that have accrued since the
10 law @ Of three cent which, amer reseryng according
quarter Of ;he shares subscribed since
pe'iod win be paid 10 the shareholders application
!uaA a Ao''''soA'' n 111G .ass'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

Aw SoTIcE-Thc undersigned will hereafter regularly
IL attend Quarterly and Superior Courts N
the Superior Courts in Nelson and Augusta GIIMER
vile. W - 20 an,
Jau.2 - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
.aUAan u ISL

having purchased the entire interest Of Mr. Alex
INC late concern OF Dahncy Garrett and intending TO
w tac GToccTy Business tho old stand, he will keep
p assortment of Family Groceries; and feeling great
law PAST patronage, hopes continuance of the same.
Jan.2 Wilma" :" 7ohioi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
HOIT'S LOTTERY aud Exchange Office,

NI'aMGH1 IuglI, u" n, IofI
n W. 0YT is lccnced by The State authorities Of Virginia,
~. sell Lottery Tickets, and all known tickets passing
through his hands viii draw prizes: c stands rocmncnt III this
thing Therefore, the country Is IN want Of money,
!,t him send forthwith 10 Iuyt nr ticket.
In the OF this the largest class of PRIZES will pro
badly he sold by liuyt
JAN - Sil be drawn Alexandria, Va the Wellsbnrg
Lottery Class capitals O0l 10000, 5000, 1000
3Hoj l3 2,oJo of 1900, Of l,50 35 of l,000
SC.
Whole tickets only slo shares in proportion.
Certificate ot % whoc tickets, $50 only; halves S75 quar-
ters S:ks So For the capitals, send to HOfT'S.
Jan Is Sid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

RlSTMAS-Te attention OF the public is respectfully nvt-
~ the variet! Of CHRISTMAS PRESENTS the
subscriber has for sale. They coS, OF every variety calculated
IN st the and the His stock of Books and fancy
c.s his juvenile friends extensive, and selected with
advertise
his variety he will therefore of the promi-
men, Items which consis, tie splendid English
and American ANIMALS En- sh pocket cdi
The Poets elegantly bound Also, an endless variety OF
tou handsomely bound, suitable. for presents; and splendid
assortment OF Fancy Goods.
Book of the Roudoir The Oriental Annual
Erauv,s Costume The Magnolia
iicatiis Book of Beauty Jennings Landscape annual
Iady,s hi,um The GIRLS Book
German Tourist Portrait Alhnl
The Gem The Token
-
rrrner'. Annual Tour The English Annual
Won rs Eecu.ak. Literary Souvenir
IN" Naval Annual Young Iady's Book
INC EcrnS,kr .EIcanings of Nature
orr Mid Fluyrrs !lnfaas Journal
ycuna Man Library Young I-ady's Library
,isrcl,urrs ThmGh,s tieaths Picturesque Annual.
The IRIS ,,,,. =
Bibles Prayer and Hymn Books, IN spcndln fancy nnohE %"
dies Writing Desks, Mother OF piT' anu ivory 'u Eases,
Marine shells, glass ewery Boxes, eisr' nnH,
Boxes and Eeticuies, beautiful fhcshions EMERY
'' ' RICHARD ID. S.tNNhY,
Eookseer, Staoner ana Dealer IN Fancy Goods.
- ;, ~ %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

rFuE EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA has declared a di-
yend of per Tor the last months, subject 10 de
ducon al ono fourth per cent. for the bonus
reside in this
here who have been accustomed 10 receive Their dividends
the list is received from The parent Bank
W. f. SrROTIiER. Ca>t'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
Richmond, Dec. 81, 1879.
CHARACTERISTIC

rs,E Cn-parnefSip al Wmifec Williamson Of this
ard nranCh Wincc y Co OF Petersburg, having this day
expired by limitations the hereby dissolved Tho
tpcctive rn> will be used only necessary
the settlement, ui the business Of the lat,
SAMUEL WlNFREE
Ro. &. WILLIAMSON,
THOMAS BRANCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

COMMISSION HOUSE.
r5NI sutrc the confidence ui The Planters .
Dealer" Produce, stcd L. The a:c III which
he Partner.
Will Comnissit nsiness
the nld stand Of RyGaes. Lf.irse Co.
THOMAS BRANCH.
Petersburg. jan Ia $50 .:,-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

b. HON OF CU-pARINERSHlP.--The Corpar,ner-
:, NJ tcooT" carried by the subscribers, under the firm
y! & Jarrett dissolved the 9th October last b.!
Ave NJ All persons having claims against the concern
t, 10 present them either Of for settlement and
10 the will please call and of their
,'St'''v dG5s. WILLIAM W. DhBNES,
- ALIEN GARRETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
Januay lst, lS0.

SAMUEL. WINFREE & III. {. WILLIAMSON wil undo,
,h firm of WlNFREEE WILLIAMSON, continue Ia do Cni
mission Business at their oil stand IN this city, They solicit III,
patronage ii their friends, and the nr the firm
". W CO. and of such nf The of the late
i'll this city.
Jan .J-aawm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

N SS0iITioNThc Copartnersliip Of Brdrch, Uitrsc {
~ Co. of this place, aud Unfre,, Uicsoa Co.. ui Rich
Hond having this day expired by limitation, The is hereby
dissolved The Of the respective firms wl b. USED only
necessary the settlement business Of The
+ late concerns. THOMAS BRANCH.
SAMUEL. WINFREE,
I, H., &. WILLIAMSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

- So REM arb
H u if"'i1' subscriber the 7tl inst, his man D M
I'll ne : rt'92a N"y. about - Of ace, dark
~ ">'; halF.ani has H." side of one
ma .. Wore OF witt woui a striped caSsne' panaioons
'tb M ii ~ s,h Of cotton, ana two OF wool;
pieta'i. lie viii ha lurking about Richmond or Frede-
- y" ma acqCanlnrr in ho; places lie worked on
~ s"aes RIVER tnaa Richmond lS}s. will pay the
WAC - aa per>on who VIII deliver him 10 or lodge
nun " jail 20 tha' rel him again.
BENJAMIN COLEMAN.
Jaa II : ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

DISSOLUTION. -
business conducted this Guy, under the
L of BALDWIN, KENT y CO., this day diSsolvedhy
,uSl The n the will bcused in closing
il. prau but for other purpose whatever Per-
sons indebted are requested make immediate payment,
ae determined close the business early possible.
MICAH BALDWIN,
HORACE J.. KENT
GEORGE F. KENDALL.
GEORGE VI. ATW AFTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

,FlIIuNS FuH Me- shall >"i', . tin. highest bidder.
ta, g,:i,a ruw:riaa Courthouse, "n the third day ut
r,4r, n, .nrr drr TIVE StDu- which II would h.
rlr 10 y u acquainted with the pedcrccs O.
, r.. ar. II n. stocks this country. III England
ruNFnN lfN iyear. old III April next, u; larcc SIZE of
anil hi T like u7n. OF the riches; dark bay
,, without wl. with black lac>, %. by Chateau Ma;sauN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
CoNGREss---lst SESSION
JTcdResday, Man q, 1910.


Mr.. PIERCE, by direction Of the Committee on
Pensions, moved that leave be granted to that COM
nttee to sit during the sessions of the Senate Mr.
p. remarked, that it would be much agreeable to
himself and The gentlemen associated with him. to
main in their places and attend to the interesting de-
bate now progress than to devote themselves to the
labors Of committee room but since the hundred
and twenty bills, granting pensions in individual cases,
came u, from the House of Representatives in single
day. ii had become perfectly obvious that they could
not bes,ow upon the claims the attention due alike
the Government and the claimants, without the ndul-
cence indicated.
The leave asked was accordingly granted by the Sc
nate.
Mr. HENDERSON, on leave, introduced joint re-
solution authorizing the loan of public money now in
bank at Natchez to sufferers by the late tornado, for
FIVE wears, with adequate security, and to an amount
not exceeding $500 900.
Mr. HUBBARD (under misapprehens!on) having
objected TO the second reading of the resolution, and
declared his utter hostility TO such measure
Mr.. HENDERSON made explanation of parti-
cuars stating that both the embarrassments OF the
banks and people of Natchez had been greatly increased
by the late calamity and that this resolution proposed
no grant OF money, but merely loan to give both the
banks and the People time TO recover from this
stroke of distress.
The resolution was then read second time and re.
ferred.
The Senate again took up the bill making grant of
land ofthe estimated value of S5OOO to the Howard
Institution Of the city of Washington
Aner some debate, the bill was passed by yeas and
nays follows
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, Buchanan, Clayton, Crit.
tenden, Davis, Dixon, Fulton, Henderson, King,
Knight, Linn, Lumpkin, Merrick, Norvel, Phelps,
Porter Prentiss Preston Smith Of indiana Sturgeon,
Talmadge, Walker, Wall, Webster. White, Young
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Naps-AIessrs Allen, Benton, Brown Calhoun, Clay
of Alabama, Grundy, Hubbard, Mouton, Nicholas,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
Thursday, May %, lS40.
In SENATE
SYSTEM 0E BANKRUPTCY

SYSTEM OF BANKRUPTCY.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the bill Il
establish uniform system of bankruptcy Throughout
the u S. The question being Mr.. STRANGE s
first amendment, making MIR. WALLS substitute ex
tend expressly to all classes Of persons
Mr.. WALL was understood to modify his substitute
by changing the words engaged in trading" to the
words engaged in buying or selling" He also re-
marked that he regarded the proposed amendment al
fatal to the substitute.
Messrs WALL, STRANGE, WALKER, and
WEBSTER renewed and long continued the debate
of yesterday trader, trading, and other technca
ties the essence of which rather too subtle and
profound for the Reporter,) critical and uncrca
distinctions &C., and something the history and
ture of the law Of bankruptcy.
Mr.. Strange's first amendment, extending the subst
tute expressly to all classes of PERSONS whether
ders not agreed to by yeas and nays follows
Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Benton Brown
Buchanan, Clay Of Alabama, Clayton, Crittenden