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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

GREED d. COLEMAN, Attorney ~ law, att nds the 'e'
u ot Cumberland powha,an, Buckingham nnd Prince u.
ward wil attend promptly - business that may be
trusted 10 linn Address-Cuulherland Court house
IN sd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

MATHEMATICS TOOLS AND MATERlAi.S.-Waich
w b. furnished with al kinds OF Tool, and Mate
rails subscribers rompsn.-hles Of the
used y the trade bench vices vices hand vices ham
o pipes drivers, ryas emitting nlppers screw
drill stocks roacrs. tool handles Also, all kinds
watch glasses consisting If lGr.,t PATENT fiat aud plain
springs for clocks ni watches, watch dls jewels m levers
watch lands, second bands twczrrs, steel wre scales aud
weights, etc. &. GESNET, opposite The Bell 7Grcrn.
Jan - S2-if
WYATT, WINSTON 4 POLLARD, (Hiyau s. Hhae's lat
w olrr for sale the trade, ho,h
retail customers, the following Goods by
arrivals from Baltimore and New York, al which, having
laid the best Terms, will be sold very low for cash
puncual customers:
SC hhis. New Orleans, Porto Rico aud ST. CIoix Sugars
do Cuba Clarified do.
10 do prime New Orleans Molasses
10 do do. Porto Rico do for retailing
81 tieces do do.
10 hhds. cheap Trinidad do
10 bags Coffee, prime green Rio. new
- DO old Java and lignyra Coffee
80 boxes Loaf Sugar. Of various qualities
S hall chests GunpowGer Tea
Cheap, GunpowGe,, Imperial and ioun. Tyson do.
.na baaes Soap, Of various qualities
80 d.. Sperm Candies best quality New Bedford
do. Judd's Patent Sperm Candles
10 do. short l2's do. do. for Tavern. &c,
30 do. best Tallow Candles
400 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
10000 lbs prime Bacon, shoulders and middlngs cheap
% casks Cheese
quo quarter half and whole Rasns, best bunch
200 kegs Nails assorted Iroa and Steel
Ginger, Indigo, Pepper Allsrce, BAR Lead Shot
Gunpowder, wrapping and writing Paper
Cotton Yarns, ilerTinss, &c, &c
Dec. IL, 1911. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

COMPREHENSIVE al Parrish having associated Inns.
!, business with Thomas L. B-azlry, the business WIN T
mr.. be- CONDUCTED under The firm OF PARRISH BEAZLEY
his old stand, Cary street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

The undersigned having had ample opportunities Of becoming
acquainted professional merits Of Dr. r. y. Hudson
geo Dentist takes pleasure IN recommending him 10 the
gentleman emineny skilled IN his proession and Of
department. Dr. Hudson engaged III the prac
Of his profession in Saunton recently for about three
during which he operated upon the teeth OF several
hers o my family and gave atisfacon. lie also inserted
whole Of teeth and great single teei and
have heard bis operations have been approved Of aud
assured that speak the general sentiment Of the commani
" when say that Dr. Hudson regarded ncompaaby the
hest Dentist who has pracised in stanton.
ALEXANDER II. H. STUART
Siaunton, Augusta Co., Va, Nov. 1871.
Feb 4 Sf-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

HAf to my plantation, eight months sncs, red
- Yeang without mark of any kind The is desired
10 prove property, pay charges, and take him away.
Jan. II T-w4w A. MAYO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

TIME TEETH.-R. W HUDSON, DESrsr, hasj arrived in
Richmond located permanently few doors below
Exchange Bank Main street lie has associated himself
with Dr. Chewing, Dentist and respectfully tenders his serv
ccs in every branch profession the citizens Of Richmond
and the public generally.
RrrEREScEs-Rev lr. Pumer Gen. Peyon l.. ". Chamber
layne NJ d. Gen. Pegram, Sidney :. Baxter Esq, Gen. Dor
man. DR.. Brockenbrough, X. C. CahelI NJ d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

IN cHhNcERY-Niuat>I,-At Count of Monthly Sr..lsp
Ter Kin. William at the Courthouse on VI.
day, Tie 9th day IT January, lsi2:
Samuel Patterson AMI susan Patterson, loih9alta,'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

4 MELIA ACADEMY.-The SUMNER Session - ~ =
y ton will commence February - and end Jr: ~
7crmsfur Board and Tuition, So payable ~ aislhe
RErERLScEs-PresiJent Dew, U,iLdm s -harg' iioifss
ri.on, Uairersy If prgna; Hon. VIM :. areh.r is.
Z. iIarve, ESQ., Richmond
Direct posi- pa''' Tx ''''' 4 ~ A"e''a W. H. naRRIs%
Jan. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

-. -, .-.-n,- =, 1,--,, S,,no..- ,.on,, :,
! th a. pm. EJw,,J cm,y Srn,cmbrr tle
ao, Law " ~, anu '''"s ''' t"' ~ '''
IN, ,a,; ,stl: :, pi Plaintiff
"iH'an =. iii''' ~
~, - n,o N,,,,,i.I vc,,b,c !, bs oyn r,ch, and n. ,
,. :, ~ 6n, of yaihanirI vrnaLIc 4 "a, nnd NJ Ad-
] ~ !, rh,,e. wooJ.om deceased am., yrn,ble 10
% - vnni. in h;s oyn ,rl and ~ Pynru,or ar Admins.
Nancy in her own
'.' , v - IN, p;c. dac.,.,d Ic,n 4 IN
gram and Richard ". Dacn, Defendants:
tEItrdet from The Dccreel
"And Tie Court doih orter,
plaintiff and defendant John F. Price, md report tie 10
this Court, with any matter specially stated" Sr &C.
appearing the Commissioner thai the defendant, John r.
Price, il nlahtani Il tbs Lomnonwra r parties 10
required appear tcoFc ~ the Office al wal
nesday, 23d day of February eia At 10 H. w. 10 furnish
with evidence 10 enable mr. raccc The order above referred
TO- /. y. WATKINS, Commissioner.
Farmvile, 18th JAM, 1912. ,9-wiw
-; -, .,cnl ,-----. 4, ,;--,;, S-i. O., :,
CHaNLENi.-- ; r,r.' upeiin n ~, so
day o. September, ~. 1870, ;, . ,, , \.
Aaiianiri Nehable, ADMINISTRATOR VIII nc WI" :"
iliafies '. ","S"h "'ec"Se", i'''''''''
asaim NJ ,,.u;, !, p.. r,,,.,;, j, v,.,,. .,, T.
'o ~ ~, tn"'' :, 70, ~, 49,, i,,,a.aj $3.50 ~
seph T. 'ehanse, nNeSu'o VI hopei' 'e"aDei '''s,,
1ohn =. ihs'di' " ''''"' ~ Na ' y ~ p,.i,;,,r
,,n T. p;c. Richard II p;l., Nancy II p,ic. ,.m'n',r,
-. ~ Ih p,ca ac.ss.d Na,,ni.I v.n.lI, in ~ ~. I,
, and ~ admin.ator IL Joseph r yrnnhIe in h;s ave-.
a' n"n",nr ~ n,, y.n.hi. t.rc,s.d ana IT,,
v s".' lie - SN prrndant..
c,mc an Il, n. h.ar ,ore,her IL c,rs.,, ~ n-
M ncsr ' on ~, " 6 aa = pai
All ~. Cur, io further ordcr That Comi..ioncr a,L,.
d. in yu.r prs.ion The slayr. Eri.;.r Fanny and
@ hnd Ian ,a, when Nh suh,mna sued nm, i; m. cn ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10
rJ,fIr Virginia the hcilll q Wesm0't

THE ath Of Virginia 10 the Sheriff. 81 "eS''e-
L land County, greeting:
Whereas upn right, for the recovery 81 one
tenement containing hundred acres Ct land WIN ie appnr
fWcstmoeand lately depending IN our
Circuit Superior u Law and Chancery for the sad county,
between Henry Bealc and Bocas ms wife, drnandan'-
and Newton Carey tenant verdict rendered. the sa'd
oas Brac departed fc interstate ~ Is said, i reason
whereof Of the said Dorca Bra!r escrhd ana
pas.cd 10 Henry Bear J Charles = Muir and Elizabeth hs
wife wl Elizabeth ca.e Sydnor eae John w. Eiiry anu
Temperance Ills wife, who Temperance Bcale Robert 'ear
Thomas T. Irale Mary + Brar and Hiram T. Brae htf- ~,
law az the said rnr deceaSed ami The said Henry bcar
IT, Charles 5 Muir and Elizabeth ms WIFE, sy1n"r Hnair i'"
II bniry and I. importance wife, Robert licae Thomas T.
Prar MARY f. and Hiram r. Brae, having duplicated ~
for proper nedy ms behalf Therefore, We communal You
ina; the said Newton Carey, that he be before
the Superior Court Of law and Chance
~ m lie county Wr.moTeand NJ the Court house o the sad
rnunfy IN lie day o the said tnuyi, Show
cause If ans wly the viii aforesaid should mol he pro-
ceedr final Judgment accoringo lie FORM oi III" a' o.
assembly in made aud provdcd-aDd have then, there,
this writ Witness William HUT, Clerk Of our said Cont, tins
18th dag Of January, lsi III the 10th Year ot our foundation
WILLIAM HUI'T &. &.
S.-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

Syyax.. nE,.. Nnv. Eth I'm
HIS is To certify have been afflicted VIII Sammrt!
for eighteen years and found relief nniI 'arr o!'
your Instructions and il afford, much pleasure I" II
INN your treatment have the short o nrr da- a
relieved and can speak well as could possibly d.r
Tho cfarc recommend all persons who nave ms ha y s
nnae, vnrr ,usn,crions MORRIS RAIIEY.
~ =" :" ~ '-='' " - .S-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

WIN. WALLACE DAY, ArroRsrr ~ L.w. ~" Fsaar
w vii! practise in the Courts OF - ,,es4 q
collection of claims IN tic adjacent counties. h's'"
10 him will meet with prompt di-2a':h. ~ S..r Ii-d
Cox joel ioemsn and Joshua iIarreii, E.q, z :" L.
D.lerc,.s; John Wo:nbI- Esq, and Rev Leroy " 81
rnoad; Rev. VIM. A sn;th, Flt,rs!rgi Rev .a''' =.
chsstsy6sd county. s~H
Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

,f,u LUyti:s ~ FiNs. SHERRY WINE -Elon u,
II Antonio Prlmtr, E.r llc spanish Consul, a =.
who famed FIR importing in- Sherry Wines ..r''
agent, rrsiin. II Caiz, samples HE whe cohsrra
with request that he would ship mr ~ ar CASH ".
arrived, aud come fully M tony expectations otter
part ui these Wines ~ about the that paid VII i"
similar wines Tor myself and friends and hesitate no' i
upunCc them fine.
Having been importer Of Madeira WINES ior IT, ~
years. nr lie al ny Hotel my stock i larger han
keep. ], therefore, offer for sale. h"cshcai ahd Y
Madeira Nne III. vintage al 1915, remarkably nue. P
or casks Of the vintage oi ls9 pipes and ~ So.
later nporiatun also, ar. cask u very fine old iA
viii srll these wines below their yaiuc. Madeira
dozen rliy equal if not supeur, 10 wine, have :
from s. - slU PER bottle. Extra IIle SArHy, double =
Pate and Brown Sherry, sli SID aud sig per dnfrn ~
tied Wine viii be put u? u dozen each ana
10 any lslH. 10 purchase. d
r - go i'''S''' ''''s' -.-WtA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

GEORGE ". TEUEHEaRT, ATTORNEY - Law, Char'
VI iSaesrie m, will practice IN Aibrmarr tlnvaana, n,k
ineham and Nelson Superior and 'luarttr. .o''s my o
mss rn;ira 10 his will receive frict and prompt attention"
lie will the Collection Of claims ~ an! Of the al
jacent counties.
w liz viii remain Richmond from The 2)ti IL the 18th M
slant and fGnd by calling tie office Of Gcode sed
DON Scatnn 4 Sirgar
Rrferenee-Kent Kcnda Atrate II. W. & J. J. Fry 4 To-,
Drinker { Morris Gcodr Seldom w. w. souta, Oh + o.
hnrnr f. 4 JAMES Ia Darlington, Thornton s Gibson,
]. la, Tor, Geo Jas. Winston, Cha.. & Thos H. Els
Dec - TN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

EWlS iIlLL, CoLLEcTnR GrSER,L AuEsI RichmoH9,
IL a. attends Hiring Negroes, Renting iiouses Collect
Ing Claims IN Richmond and the adjacent couR1c. ami attends
Caroline County Courts
Tes,-For hiring ont and bonding u per cent No charge
made for collecting the l.. H.,
o7ce the Store IF Ja, W Raic.ss, Esq
Nae tt- u,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

NEGRO IIRIN &c-l shall continue 10 hue OF servants
IN sell Produce, and collect lcbs IN is cry anu 'e j
lhs countless "''7 W. ROBERT HILL,
OGee on Cross Street, By Bal IarsrH
=. ~. nj, eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10
=.nrs :. GEO, wINEroy, COMMISSION .uERcAaNTs

RyeaSsDc Wilkins Co., T.he1 80 co. Fisher - t., S s,sa
WV IIii.a; Suydam Sage CO., Jam;eson sandi"rI
jaime. ,s lnc' w. ra" Ks nsi%' cse
M % =. Robert Howard Co.. Buck & Herr Baltimore
chs ssd "n ss r s p%@% s "a sr
nn",eM IT, Il M.f;r,w SniiLfei Oho iIarsrave 4 liar-
d,y esn Co. s,, j r,y a o cts S h c%S
ac, n, a., 0e,ea Ielne Jones' W. Pleasant oh.": Wn
n : a. c,eerie Oa,s; Horn Carpenter, NJ ~ r. Todd,
Ciae,nna'i, osto' hope'' Sf SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

Philip Isaac John D. Robert and Rchafd Patterson h'u'
H. Dunn and Sarah Il. lis wife, DcteniIat,.
The defendants, Robert and Richard Patterson, mol avtgtG
tered their appearance and gwen security according - ~
OF Assembly This Court, and Appearing y
tlsiacory evidence that try not inhabitants "i s ron
tr, II ordered That Tie said defendants 10 appear htir
The is lay of tie next and answer Tie h u
plaintiffs; and that copy Il this "Ger be- forthwith inserted ID
newspaper pub: shed IN the ciy Of Richmond ior -
month, succrsvely a posted at the front door OF The tul
hou.r Of this county. Cup!--Itstr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

SNAIL r.pN FOR SALE containing about $50 acres,
i; i,,as,.r;eld one mile from Aayo Bridge, ana
known by the name DutK L SAID Farm has has,, all the ne
80 .r;yr" annie orchard, and great variety OF othcr
fruit rres Il. Richmond renders it dss De n
d s,v an The pr. mi.es Mr William A. DnioEd OF 10
Greiter & Peake, Richmond. s7N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

NOTICE Franklln Manufacturing Company have APP
pointed A. Maddox their Agent, who viii he furnished ~
his store two doors below Sank Virginia. VIII, large
SIMPLY of ali The varieties Writing Paper made al eir a
VIZ, Foorap latcap, packet post ana letter fa-r Al "cn Nc
viii sell nv h,esair and retail uci triccs . cannot iaii 10
satisfy The public Gil, and country merchants, ana ciizeS 81
r State generally respectfully invited 10 examine his stoc
and see IL is their interest encnnrasr domestic u
flctutcs. RICHARD Will fiELD' f''Sae" ::
Oct. LIS 'S--'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

under Tie head Of balances q appropriations on he
als, December, l-i. required 10 b. 'xr''d.d loia,
$3.50 go H.. a.. ,ac oyjec; making, together, 80,
49, Which ous,.; ihes Rot 10 ~ he oah'aisf, - II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

IN CHASCERY -VrHGrrI.:-At Circuit Superior Court Of
Law chancpry FOR Prince Edward County, September The
2gtli, 1911:
William ". Piice Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

C,RESl GROUND PLASTER. in casks. always on hand:
Il WYATT, WINSTON POLLARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

See Document, S. IA. r. LIST session, 9Th congress
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IN northumberland On a Forum -ffcchatst- \
Rules held IA fhr GrrA. oIcr Il The Circuit Superior t
Of Law and chaHcery for The couny ot Chesterfield Oh M ~
day Of January, IN the year ei2:
Samuel Hancock, Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

sib.c,rr on Sunday last negro man. named th,flrs-
said negro is II and h5f inches h.h brown
H. ,. l,oht .r.nty frum Nr. T. Hughes Of Fuydnna com
~ wh re- il il rrnhable making for VIII pay Tue 1'oSe
eMa i '' ~, ~. Ia, j.; p.r., ,brr HENRY DAVIS
m",'u, y d ny 'a" :" . SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

Joan u! III, John far!a Charles j. Mc3lurdo and h"ma'
Hall, Etiraian'.
This day tie plaintiff aud filed his bill aud the dr!tni
John rh not having entered his appearance and gwen =
cuy, according The ari Of Assembly ard TIE uics y ~
Count and appearing by satisfactory evidence a te ai
PENDANT John !lth, l. mol inhabitant Of Ills Connn"fa
j. ordered, That The said defendant John rth do appear r
the first day Of March aud the rrt
bll and that copy Of thu order be inserted in nrN,a
published IN the city Of Richmond for two months ,nccnt
aud posted the front door Of the Courthouse 81 r county
Copy-T.ste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10
]. &, GREGORY 81 Co., Managers,
Ogce on NAM ID beon Man and l1h srees,
RIcHMoSp, ViRGiSia.

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR FEBRuARI. lsia
Three Capitais Of 5000, amounting 10 S.'uUo.
VIRGINIA LEESBlRti LOTTERY, Extra Class No. :, io
1912 10 be determined BY the drawing Of The mon Lottery
class No l. for sia to Alexandria, d. e. on satur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

John ct, John Fanar Thomas 7. iIa EhaFIrs N,'IF.-
Beverly Ileh Black llch Company Of Golfers, and tc ~
teriicld Coal and ll Mining Company, Defendant.
III day plaintiff and flied his bill. AMI t.e tri
AM: John rt having entered his appearance anu
crfy, accordn. ic Of Assembly and The Rul u t
lout and apca;in. By satisfactory evidence thai IT, n'a
Iuhalan Of Ills rath, Il j. ordered, That ihe
defendant appear the first day o March
the panlis hi and that Of I'M. order br if
wiki inserted newspaper published IN the cry Hob
moni FOR months successfully, and posted At r front t
of The Court house Of this county
Copy Teslr,
Ian n .G-wsw. p PDINnFSTFP q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

John iicth, John Fairar and D. erly Ilcih, Defendants
This day the palntihand filed his bill and Tie defendant
John iic, having entered h appearance ana given %
according the Assembly and The rules Of this % All
appearing By satisfactory evidence, tat The sad dr"hta
John ile, nlahtaIt Of tins Commonwealth, u i
dcrcd That the said defendant John leh 10 appear here ~ ~
iirsl day Of March and The pa'ntis hi
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted r"
paper published In the CRY Il Richmond for months sn
sivey and posted tie Of the cuur, house q a
county. A Copy-reste,
y pOINDEXTER, Z
Jan. IL .d--wsn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

John r. Price, Nathaniel vcnahc, his right and
member the firm Of Nathaniel |. Vrnablc Co.. and rs Ad-
mnaor Of Charles Woodson deceased James fenae, Jo-
seph VenaLle his right, and az Executor Admins
traitor Robert ynar deceased Nancy H. Price, in her own
right and Administrative Of John Prize deceased rhn e. In
gram and Richard ". Dllcn, Defendants:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

IN CHANCERY.--EmGiSt,At a Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Cancrry hrd for Prince Edward County, The 10Th
day Of September, ISL.
Nathaniel veable, Administrator, with the will annexed Of
Charles Woodson deceased, Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

IN cASCEEi-VEsiSt,:-n tie Circuit Superior Of
! Law and Chancery Count, Of Prince Edward:
Nathaniel Mathews and Sophia his wife, formerly Sulhia w
Harrison, Plintl;Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-10

TN CHANcERiviRoi>i,:ln the Circuit Superior Court
Law aud Chancrry for Prince Edward county:
| Edward Woodbridge Plaintiff:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
Notice 90 Rankrmpis.

nTWe shall in no CASE make oath to the publish
ment Of notices in Bankruptcy until our fee for pub
fishing it is paid. We are compelled to adopt this
course or lose a great share of our dues. In each
case there are two different notices to be published
-one at the time ofmaking the application, and the
other alter the application is allowed by the cunrt-
both OF which are 10 be attes,ed by the publisher, OF
the proceedings ore illegal and invalid. Persons
interested may govern themselves accordingly.
There are several who petitioned at the last sit
ting OF the court owing US for advertising. We
snail refuse 10 attest their second notice until both
are paid.
Each notice is chargeable one dollar, which amour,
must be RENTED post free, previous to the middle Of
May, at which time we shall be called upon to at.
test the publication.
= favor will be conferred upon persons herein in.
terested, who have not access to our paper, if those
who hare will be kind enoush to give them the above
in formation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
RUPTURE BETWEEN THE PREsI
DENT AND THE WINGS.

washington, April 10.
The Wing Members of Congress generally at
tended the Dinner given last night in honor Ct the
distinguished Statesman of the West. The recent
proceedings of the North Carolina Convention
warmed the party to an emphatic response, and it
was one of the most spirit-siirring festivals that
ever m IN the District of Columbia. The
Convention of the odd North State has defined
the position ofthe Wing party in that Common
wealth, and appealed to their brethren throughout
the Union to organize without DELAY upon the
same platform. They are for CLAY NOW and
forever, one and inseperable, and proclaim I'M
compromising hostility to the administration of
John Tyler,
The line is thus distincuy'Srt wn between that
portion of the Wing party and the President of
the United States, and henceforth, it is to be fear
ed, they are resolved TO act towards each other as
open, unqualified adversaries. elimination and
recrimination have been freely INDUCED in during
the past winter, and now the respective friends Of
the President and Mr. Clay have deliberately pro.
claimed the grounds of their political separation.
If my information be correct, the President will
ere long give q practical demonstration ofhis feel.
lngs towards the great Western Senator, by re-
moving from office many of his well known
friends, and excluding from all participation of the
patronage OF the Government such as may be sup
posed to entertain sentiments favorable to the sue
cession OF Mr. Clay. Although this information
Yves communicated to me with an air of impress
sive CONFIDENCE, | still hope the President will re-
consider this determination. and pursue a course
more conSonant with a spirit of liberality and the
true interests ofthe country.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26

his msSf made ua and hence he should not detain
The House. He desired to bring in competition at
once a high and a low raho. He therefore moved
an amendment to the bill. to strike out the ratio of
90 900 and insert 10000, and moved to amend the
amendment by striking out70,630, and inserting
5039I. The ratio of 70,680 would give les frac-
lions than that proposed by the bill, and constitute
a House of 2l7 members, while that of 50,39l
would preserve to every State its present members
and give a House of 300 members.
The Chairman decided that the amendment to
the amendment (both being offered at the same
time) was out of order, and accordingly it was not
received.
Mr.. Stuart of Illinois moved to amend the a.
mendmen by striking out 70,680 and inserting
5000.
After brief conversation on points of order there
appearing no disposition of debate, the question
was about being taken, when Mr.. Gentry suggest
ed-this bill having been taken up--that the
Committee rise.
Instead of rising an urgent attempt was made
by Mr.. Gushing to bring the House to take up the
bills concerning tonnage duties on Spanish YES
sells, and regulating commercial intercourse with
Cayenne. and by Mr.. Thompson of Ia to take up
the Army bill both of which were unsuccessful.
Mr. STARTS amendment inserting the ratio Of
So 900 was then adopted: Ayes IS, Noes 6l-
Mr. Cushing moved to strike cut this and insert
.50,261-and the Committee rose.
A resolution was adopted in acceptance Of an in.
%vitation from the Navy Department that the House
would on Saturday at twelve o'clock visit the
Steamships Mississippi and Missouri.
The House adjourned.
The Loan Bill has received the signature ofthe
President, as was this day annou ced to the House,
and has consequently become a law.
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DIED

In Wales, Erie Co. IN. W on the goth ult. Mt.
Omri Warner, aged so.
In jamestown, (lnd) on the 18th Feb. Mr. William
Seamans, formerly ofClarendon, aged as.
In Houston Texas, March 18th, Is4e, Daniel H,
Fitch, Esq. aged 81 wears, son of Daniel Fitch, ESQ
formerly of Pawlet, Vi.
In Windsor, on the Sd. inst. Mr. Simeon Pomroy. a
native of Northampton and a revolutionary patriot,
aged 80. ~
In Mansfield, Mass. on the eth ult. Widow Ruth
Lincoln, aged lOl Yeas, o months and IL days.
Im Win1ham' u. Widow Sarah Kingsley, aged 90.
IN Windsor, on the 9th inst. Mr. Joel Luil,aSed "a.
In Windsor, on the 2sth ult, Olive Osgood, aged
80. a revolutionary pensioner %