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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

\ NClENr CHRISTIANITY. AND THE DOC.
L TRlNES OF THE OXFORD TRACTS, BY
ac Taylor, author of Spiritual Despotism, Sc.
This day published, and for sal by
w. NJ MORRISON,
Jan Is Four doors west oil Blown hotel
BLANKETS, BLANKETS.--We have on hand q
large supply of blankets, which will be sold at redu
prices
SO heavy French Blankets, fine wool
200 Twist and Single Bed Blankets
A!so-50 Wadded Comforts three yards long
IAN Is BRADLEY x CATDETT
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

ARD-1o Members Of Congress and Strangers visiting
- W"shmgfon.-The subscriber respectfully inicl us
then that he has taken much pains during the past sum
er to procure large and well assorted Stock OF Wines
B'and'es cordais, segars, &C., and large portion Of
mem has been selected and bought IN the Northern cities
and Will be sold accordingly low He deems it unneces
ary to give his stock in detail but will be pleased 10 hand
his card or catalogue of assortment and prices 10 such
as "l favor him with call All goods packed with the
greatest care and sect as directed.
Dec st EDW. SIIMS.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

ys7lNDOW GIASS.--oa hall tosss low priced * 70
w I0xl2 Glass, just received at i0DD's
frb l5-~3t Drug Store.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

SrIDNEY, CRATE, and SMITHS COAL.-Thc
= subscriber has hand and offers for sale lot Of
Coal 0! tie above kinds. lie also continue. to sell all
Kind. OF Lumber, anu las hand large quantity Of
Oak Boards AMI Scanng, Cherry, Poplar White and
yellow Pine saved Lstts, paii"es, shitgi s, &c
Ian is ULYSSES WARD
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

etrCOND SERIES OF a DIARY IN \ ERICA,
- with Remarks its Institutions hy Capt Maryat,
{, r. author of Peter Simple, Jacob Faithful, Frank
Midway, 81. Thi, day received, and for sale by
NM. NJ. MORRISON,
Ian Is -Four doors west oil Browns hotel
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09

Mr. Parker moved that the bill be indefinitely postponed this
question the and being required follows
President, TO- $500
Mr. Whitlesey voted in the negative.
So the bill was indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Whilesey Jon Resolutions No. 10y relative
requesting the Secretary War appoint Resident Engineer
citizen of this Territory, which read
printed
C. No ga bill prevent being
amended by the House Of Representatives and
On motion of Mr. Parker,
The amendments referred the committee Judiciary.
" r. No 6, ga Congress for appropriations
pended building bridges and improving roads the
this Territory read second tme
On motion Of Mr. Parker, 6
The memorial amended by adding thereto the following
Resolved That the Governor forward copy Of this
our delegate in Congress-
Mr. Parker moved further striking words e ten
dollars appropriated by Congress 1897 ten thousand
dollars additional and insert weny thousand dollars which was
agreed TO. s's.s'
lves, by Mr. Faes Chief Clerk;
Mr. Presidents The House Representatives have the
amendment made by the Council to sa 80
No. lO9 T. file "a bill provide for the e-
the Council is requested.
herewith present for your signature,
memorial for the speedy settlement of the Buqu Land Claim
memorial Congress appropriation to remove obsucons
on the rapids of the mississippi.
Resolution relative Compensation G. Edwards for printing
form the act prescribing the duties Peace
An act 10 amend entitled organize the cann
Linn, and establish the seat of Justice thereof,
act providing for the appointment Auditor Of nnbc
'ceoants and regulating the duties Of Territorial Treasurer
An act to encourage the destruction Of wolves !
pany.' - =. s1.'sA-N As''.o'''uing COM
act for the limitations on penal statutes and crmn,
inch acts, memorials &c were then signed by the
1ouneil and Mr. Faes Withdrew eh' t q ne
On motion Of Mr. Parker, Es6 s.
Inc Council adjourned until o'clock p M
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09

a, IA ios "A bill defining supervisors Of roads
- h;ahm.v. vae read and second time, and
On Of NJ Lewn. $500
n fie No bill amend act entitled an act providing
81, IA r.gnine general electiohs read first time
NJ IInhes the BILL and this question: the
.nd nnys BEING required, were as follows:
TIME affirmative Messrs Clark, Hughes Par
ker Payne and Whalesey, S.
who voted ia the negative Messrs Hepner, Inghm
Keith, Lewis, Raston Swazey and Mr. President, Z.
So The motion reject lost and the bill read second hme
and
ss- On motion Of Mr. Inghram,
Wasr referred % the committee elections.
No Ia "a bill alter the OF eecng the commits
,oners Of county, read first and second me
Inghram moved refer the bill to the committee elections,
which motion, on leave he withdrew.
that the bill be indefinitely postponed which
agreed to- 80, .
was read a first time.
M PAYNE on previous and being granted
hill &c r No. 29] Adam
Crooked Creek which print
81 On ,noion Of Mr. Whiulesey
The Council adjourned until 2 o'clock p. M.
TWO. O'CLOCK, p. NJ
N Mr. Hughes offered the following:
Resolved That james g. Edwards be employed print
81 the Journals Of the Council Of the And that he be
heretofore allowed to Con-
gress for similar work.
Resolved That the Secretary instructed to super
intend printng ndexng of the Journal of Council
present session. allowed
which the Secretary of the Territory authorised
appropriation deay the expenses the Legislative
bly, Of the Territory Of Iowa. session 1s39-4O.
On motion of Mr. Clark, .s "a sssS
resolution filled with hundred
!. On of Mr. #
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09


lowing resolutions:
Resolved he Council concung herein) That the two Houses
meet in the Hall of the House of Representatives the hour
o'clock F. NJ Saturday when by joint ballot they viii p
the election of Director of the Penentary fill the vacancy
casoned by the expiration of the of Office of John Cypo
herewith the following and resolution which N
signed by the Speaker of the House Of Representatives, viz
An act to regulate ferries in certain
An act to authorize Elijah Buel to keep Ferry.
resolution relative to printing the laws of the present session.
Mr. Fales then Withdrew.
Mr. Whiesey, from the Judiciary committee, whom %
n me- No. 9 "a bill supplementary to act entitled an &C!
relief OF the Administrators of the estate of the late W. Clarke
"a petition from W. A. Richardson back CI
bill &C. F. No. 35 for the relief
for both of the foregoing and recommending that
No. 9i be laid on the table. -.ss9
The report concued and the bill read first time
ed TO be printed sS#S
H. r. file, No. 35 "a bill to provide for the execution Of lille a
10 lots IN Iowa City, and for other taken from m
and the amendments read second time.
Mr. nghram moved lay the bill on the table, which motoa
leave he Withdrew. 8aS gsz# a#s3ssES
Mr. Hughes moved that the indefinitely postponed which
ton, on leave he also withdrew and
On the question of its being ordered third reading the yeas
nays being required, follows: 3s.sa sa Il
Those who voted in the affirmative Messrs Browne
Hepner, nghram, Keith Lewis Parker, Whitesey and Mr.
ident, 8. n
Those who voted in the negative Messs Hughes, Payne
Swazey, 3.
So the question was carried and the bill was ordered to third
ON tomorrow stsas N
H. R. fle No O9 "a bill to provide for an extra session Of
gslative Assembly, having been returned of
atyes with amendment made the Of the COunc
being again under considerations,
On motion of Mr. Lewis, e4a$.4a r, ek ss ESf
The Council concurred in said amendment.
No. 49, "A bill for the relief certain officers in the TerH
being under consideration returned from the House
with amendments and said amendments read first time -
dered TO second reading. essi ss4@ III
No. H. Resolution relative having the census sk
read second me and ordered be engssed and read
The following message received from The House Of Rep
lives, by Mr. Fales, Chief Clerk sas.s ISL 81 45e
fFsNf
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

p,rk;uy fusiifutiou far NE Ednration IF ihc Bhnd.
ru,S removed 10 that spacious and rr
CANT cfrr Mount Washington House, at South
I.rnn and : nov ready reception and instruction
,rr blind p either from part "f the "ntry
The >ariry the location the culcs Tor sen bathing. and
the, ,f.u icf whiCh ulr plrar "f thu pupils
make .rlmt desirable rc>id' ace Tor inr yrih"
blind vino dr>rC superior accommodations
The comprehend r. ding, wriin" afih
Incr algebra .numrtry. geography history, natural ani mo
raj philosophy besides the theory AMI r1rtc" at n~r
hu>c who desire may acquire knowledge "i the ancient ana
modern languages
thorough and knowledge nj mi-c aud npponn
ties practice tmc and organ are gwen 10 an
besides which, the pupil select any instrument Nch W.
wishes Particular attention l. gwen 10 ply sraI tdura
TyEM.-Bu1rd with the OF books aiid musical
instruments. 500 per For those wls VIII
IN ~;ul languages have the ri p'am" forte IN rr
chamber musical Instructions, SUD Inc above
will M rllr ordinary rNprIIScs 81 the pupil
accommodations charged III reasonable proper ION
The favorable ior instruction Is between the oih ana
18th years -
The following gentlemen connected Ih the direction of The
Institution may referred Ia: Peter e. Brooks Thomas IT,
Perkins r. Dalton Edward Brooks, Samuel A. Elliott John
D. Fisher Thomas g. Cary John Romans, James H. Mills Robert
Raunu, Loud, Samuel May Ozas Goodwin li"rac,
Mann Robert e. Winthrop.
For particular address the Director, Dr. IT, Howe
Boston, 10 whom all applications should br made.
" H. W VIII he received while under medical treat
I,,ir "a iq-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

nI..Ri2LE ESTATE For ShLE-l will sell 10 The high
.4.r On lr nh nf October NEXT, on the premises, h'
. I.o near rtimrc Edward Courthouse known a Spring
I'm tract ii land contains eleven hundred acres. Win rA
II. ti,Hg> and all necessary improvements Tor coh'"a
-lr". There very fur proportion OF excellent low
t. ant 4 large quantity OF highly improved Iohacc" itu.
, ., un the very productive AMI rs hrahtHs
,1rl1u<. Hampton sydney College and FatmTit, SC
,,g.rlur AMI excellent market i,r all lis rfninrl"n-
. 49, i4s, IN Virginia more entirely healthy and no snclt-
ELK, n intelligence aud morality Ia that ~ - iinordat
"..n y >,uc 10 purchase are referred 10 Nathaniel
~ a. ll ~ Vrnablr, F,rmvIllr. or {" thu sub
~ s.ark>yu. Tn, VIII >hcw TIE premises 10
.,.,r wnia. 10 them. At the time and place
Nus - - - ABRAHAM NJ vENABLE,
Clarksriir Ia
21-t2lO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

J'ALI. RACES, lst0.Thr Races the iawrcncrvlle
Will the second Wednesday IN Seprni-
her being 9Th day OF the month"; and continue three
days
fK.1 D,.-A woeptake for colts and f"S three years old:
sO entrance half or mile heats, and close on The
first oi September next.
SrcoSp D,-noirrtor's Purse, 1900, entrance SD; mile
heats
TnEn DAr.Jockcy Clrh Purse, 500 cash; entrance So nie
heats.
There Swrcp>akr open for colts and niles trc" YEAR
old 500 which VIII h" run tor on the rsl
day out name and the f day OF TIL Race
mile heats.
Proprietor having fitted nt the I'D iawrencevIe kace
Course pledges himself 10 the Sports
men Of The Turf and all fond Of good racing that
will have accommodation that me country can aHorn-
Stables and litter furnished Race Horses gratis
P.L TUENBEll., Proprietor
2i-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

IN REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber about the
CIV goth of June last in Petersburg while III the employ
o Mr. JOS g. Williams a cltnan, negro LINDSEY.
LINDSEY Is about the middle well made and likely, of
dark colour, and old There
ocular marks ahot him rccoectcd, that he has bread
teeth, rather sinister look his with eyelaes
much Cued The above So dollars vii hr paid for
INN taken out of the State @ If taken IN the Stale aud dc
llveed confined that can get him. Any infuma-
ton about said negro win be thankfully received
Oak Grove, Charlotte county. NJ. 4. MOSELEY
AnuS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

INIAE SPURT-Thc Races Orange Courthouse VIII
the 18th OF September and c"nin" Three days
III a : race mile heats Tor three old Colts and fl>,
5000 half iuIi.Ht-HNr entries and closed.
=. days mile heats Tor III Slj free for horse,
mare or .cIdlne-wrehi> a. u>ual-cntrancr SO.
81 days the Jockey Cim for ~ 5000 mile heats.
frccf for horse, crldInr-cntranc" sl5.
will be- suffered IL start horst, unless he Ii "A
rIcuicr ui the tiul.
Gentlemen Of The Jockey Club, viii please pay their
the hrur. the nT day al the
race otherwise they will entitled the privileges allowed
tr -cng the field GRATIS, and dlns gratis on The J"r
k,.y club dan, JOSIAH SAM. IL.
FT"pruiJr
Sid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

I INENRI re LAND FOR SALFIir subscriber would Ike
IL To- I'll. Tor cash long short credit, the tract ul land
resides county OF ntrhmrc lying on Big Not
Thousand Ares, with sul
quantity Of land III original growth Tor all plantation
purposes about hundred Of Hat !and na7ly all in rnl
itvlun, md free sob The hu" high and
H. liN rtun, mile from IN" ~ 900" condition. aud
sufficiently and comfortable" accommoda
tiun Of a tnmIl.. WIN. G.. DNEEYDN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

NOTCE.The subscribers having associated themselves
srther, under the firm of Dickinson SHELL for the pIr-
vi the milling business, would respectfully solicit
the attention OF Farmers the nccburng c"uniIr wlam the
prcc wall BE- lor good wheat delivered the
Kchmond City Mills III rear oil the Armor.
WsI. II. DICKINSON,
JAMES SMELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08
CAERIAGEs. CIIAREIorTEs ANp HAKoTCIIES.


HAVE hand ms Coach Shop Market street. near Sea
brooks Warehouse, Coaches ChauucS, anuccS l,tamits
StahufS, aud Sukies, all Of manufacture, Of the best
materials and wofkmansin.w aud second hand. Having
large stock hand determined 10 sell low
Giles o The kind and quality can BIZ bought III this
invite the attention nj q" the abovec
Scbed ARTICLES they substantial aud will he sold low
MlCAJAH MANGUM.
Au. .kl-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

HAMPDEN sidney coll EGE-1ln Annual Commence
mcnt "i ,h- Htiluion VIE The
"Wednesday IN I', mnul thu "h ri September when the usual
N'rrISc =, the sion VIII be- srr;ud IN the COLLEGE tnrrh
The parent. aud arIan- If t- Students and the public
mcraIy. respectfully invited t. attend.
rs oTi,r al III. FIrUIiv.
NOSE, H. IlOt;E.
y. E.-ihcrc viii br mrcn! 81 Beard 81 Trustees
curdn: order ilr day before iur
day tn" - q" 81 ml~r the college chapel 10 o'clock. l.
NJ. \ mi aiirl,,,icc Is desired. ". II. II.
Au. f. GIVES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08
POLITICS

ADDRESS 70 THE PEOPLE OF THE SLANE1pLDlNG
STATES EH fiiE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, MEN
BEERS or CONGRESS FROM THOSE STATES.
~ meeting ofthr Democratic Republican Senators
and Representatives in the TwrnY sixth Congress from
the savrhoId,ng States, held in the Capitol Of the U.
on the goth of July, 1870 the Hon William X. King
of the Senate called to the chair, and the Hon,
jesse \. Bvnum of the House of Representatives, ap
pointed secretary. Thereupon, The committee of one
member from each Of the SAID States heretofore ap.
pointed for The purpose, through MIR Clay of Alabama,
reported address, to be- submitted the people 81
the siavchaldng States IN reference to which, after
considerations the following resolution unanimously
adopted:
ReSoirsd, That one member from each Of the aorc-
sad States be instructed to sIgn and publish the
Whcreupon the meeting adjourned
WILLIAM X. KING,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CoSN
4geney at Richmond pirsnid
THIS Company Incorporated in the year eo, WIN PEI
ps,ual charter and capital of S2OOo, and nsues against
loss or damage by dwelling houses, Stores manufacturing
establishments household furniture and merchanaZe III
on the most favorable terms.
ANY losses whichthe Company sustain on sqne TAKEN al
this agency adjusted with prompttude and herai.
Applications insurance the renewal of policies may DC
made TO the subscriber duly appointed for the
CITY Of Richmond and vicinity. II. BALDWIN, agent
Office opposite the Banks. -
May 20 o--om
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

I'VE os private sale the Farm on which ne now
.- lower end of iienrlco county, about -
m- m Fl edmond ana fnur miles f.on James River ms
Fam most al winch y III WOODS u
l,r, much valuable oak aud pine timber mere are
. a-r oi pn- low ground well adapted 10 the growth OF
ln~ whole Farm we'll watcrcd.
The deems further description unnecessary nu NJ
psros wishing Ia puch,se 10 come aud Judge Tor Them
. he made By the st OF octohef tue aoo'c
t,15, or JOHN stage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08
Dories.< l,,,,oble Dropsjrni D,rortion

pres. this Medicine the public, do not pretend 10
niIiihis The al disease" winch
flesh heir Ia, my "cr' afford rnvald> ah"ng under
irugy uyrGluGi:l ayiiu" themselves remedy which
In. proven ~ be- rru and cf'rdC'"I' disease winch "ic
battle IN. .Ell u the learned and scientific
LAWN. lis GTuhDiN HrU.y q" Ir Chest. IN one
oul unrcparr! L. speak al H. 'i' a. except ~
palliative bet Aua-arra genera" "~!. and ~ A>ri> ~
Drp.y the udt. can declare positively aud rnuiGtn that
failed r."vr completely aud permanently every
prescribed When morbid action
that
healthy established h"inrr H. hcnrr effect can
cNcrrd IL mineral the carbonate of non
rTulv dmr,t;c, absorbent. -iimulau and oHciIr '
essentially IA iir treatment :" Dtui>I.
Ia tho-" living distance with whom untcquaIncd
saw regular praclnncr 81 medicine iu ny
wards wars, aud would 10 m,-c qnackcrl on
IN" public.
II viii furnished reasonable charge wil proper dirrc
Petersburg Satisfactory certificates
b.. show
a. REHABILITATION Medical may h made during the
day at the iputccary Dr. Alexander Reid. the Vi,
mes Hall, and my residence during The night.
JOHN u. DAVIES. VI ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

Y THE PLANTERS or ViRIINiA-Le>t the notice gwen
Z. . lar, If ;hi- should give rise !" W'pp'h'h
N pari III the Planters, will state that the ihsctinh
" ~ warehouses filled Ia the lmh q" n"Nt nln'n'
"r i"'elefr request the Planters not 10 ie-s he
.'rkct before cannot he conveniently "'Nh
" and h inspectors, under these circumstances, ch pe
'..I..u ,,.n,,prr MOSBY & SHEPPARD
IqsperGrs al SIockOs UarshOnSe.
WREN MACON,
Inspectors pnbtr bdrch"ase.
Bl'RcI * GOuDE
ya,p.c,ors al ScabrooL'S HGrshonSs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

tnH impoytGiionS, l-i0-- China, G0e"nSr"rt, Ac.
HAVE aud aoa,. per SHIPS Rhode Island and Sea,
hanlu. Earnest i>'lyr, irII
avery en- at EEN$N NEE Glass.
which oil" eacr ~ "ti.ual packages, rIC Ned Ia
order the hr cash. the usual c-rIf'.
WILLIAM I. ~ TIER,
Late Sny'h Enier. !" aoors isrrs tie BsI ?arera.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-08

sInn EEWARDEan away from the ~ui,t rhrr. living IN
.DIoO Grrut couniy. Tuesday III" 9th of August.
my ALBERT. Iir Is about - oi age, about
height, th hIr ry" aud bright complexion I!i nakcd
rs inches IN !rn.'r lie remarkably likely
gro, full very ul c<hy face lie took him
blue cotton sut Of cohe white wo" hat The other clothing
rrcucct.d. will s. dollars II taken within the
Sln taken Of the adjoining and 800 II taken
Of the and delivered 10 secured jail So that
him ANY taking HIM VIII deliver him IL nr.
Terl Ba5oursve Orange county, the subscriber hying
near Rnck.rS'iIc Greene county, Virginia.
LARklS Rl'CEEG
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