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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-11
From the Boston Atlas
THE EXCHEQUER BOARD.

There is plainly but course for Congress to
pursueto pass substantially either the bill present
ed by Mr., Cushng's committee, or Mr. Tallmadges ,
and in paramount regard TO the public good-in Tor
getfuness of personal positionsin disregard of per-
sonal consequences-thus to perform duty demand
ed by every principle of manly honor-every pledge
of patriotic faith Let no Wing who refuses to do
this expect that he redeem himself from the sure
bers of Congress- cooly and quietly receiving their
eight dollars day. and housing over their petty per-
sonal schemes and squabbles, could for few weeks
be dispersed among the people, and hear the mutter
ed, but porentous indignation that Peryades the
country. Let them be warned in time. The people
will not long endure to have their very hearts ground
between the upper and the neither milestone to graft
fy mere politicians.
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A NEW ARTICLE.

CyTEPHEN'S INSTANTANEOUS BLACK
y INK-W. FISCHER, importer, has just q
ceived direct from the manufacturer Henry Stephens
of London, large supply of his unequacd and nlma
bic black writing fluid which has the property otwnt
ing Immediately black. 1t is the purest black ink
ever offered 10 the public; it has sediment ana
forms no ncrustaon about the pens or ink no DEF
and flows with remarkable facility. 1t is put ul IN
stone jugs, the smallest of which serves as an ,ns
sand-for sale, wholesale and retail, only at Sau9u'
er's Hall mar II
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From the Ve,mont Uatchman
THE. EXCuEQIIER PLAN

To-day our readers have the report OF the commit
tee of the Senate drawn by Mr.. Tallmadge, OF n Y
1t is lucid exposition of the proposed Exchequer
and enorces its adoption with great ability. In all
essential parts it is said the committee OF the Senate
was unanimous In the House, Mr. Gushing has
presented similar plan, accompanied by report
drawn with his accustomed ability Mr. Davis, OF
KY (Whig) presented long counter report in
which the Exchequer is severely handled, and a Ma
tiona Bank urged, with arguments enforced by CO.
pious extracts from the speeches of Mr. Webster
Mr. Kennedy of Md, (Whg) also dsscnted, and
proposed bank bill nearly like the last bill passed
at the extra session. 1t is said there is prospect
that the Senate will pass Mr. rs bill We are rea-
dy to greet heartily this or any other measure winch
affords fair prospect of benehtng the County
The GOOD of the Country: that should be the guide OF
our rulers and hope to see II adopted IN thus IN
stance by the Wings in both Houses
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID YOUNG ladies M MEClIEGARAY

10 NKUTINU NM DN1 SUTIDOL T ON
ID YOUNG LADIES M MECllEGARAY
having resumed the charge of her old establishment in
New York, with the view of permanent residence
in the city, respectfully informs her friends and the
public that ON the first of May next she will remove
her school from ITS present location. No. b63 Broad
way To the spacious newly erected buildings south
corner Of 18TH street, opposite Union Park This 81
tuatiun the branching of the two great avenues OF
New York, combines the advantages Of city and
country residence, and also OF the easiest access oy
he daily Inc of stages starting every hNc MINUTES
no IN either point Of the two man streets
Circulars at Messrs Berord and Mondons 80
Courtlanj street, and A. Roc Lockwood's ~ Broad
way, ms sem
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TH1 GoLp MINES SIBERIA.-Nr Walsh says
that according to the Russian papers, the annual pro-
duce of the private gold mines and gold works III 81
IBERIA has increased since 1929 from one to2l2 pounds
or (neary 800 lbs, English1
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-11

XTOUNG LADIES INSTlTUT re- Pi,sfed
i Massachusetts, T his Institution, pleasantly ps
Gated within five MINUTES walk ofthe Western Raj,
road will be opened for the duties OF Its summer SEES
sion on the 18th day of April next.
Teachers, nth their respective Departments
Rev w II Tyler A M, and Mrs G TyleL
Principals and Instructors in Int and Nor SCI His
tory aud Elementary branches
Mrs s. c. Sprague Bellies Lettres and Music
Miss A. NJ Snyder, Elementary branches,
Miss l., Alice S,rague, Painting oil, and water y,
lors
Edward G Tyler, A b, Mathenatic Nausi
Science and Ancient Languages,
Mons Aexan Godlon, French Drawing and Pen
manship
All the teachers members the family with tlr
pupils and at suitable times the French Language
made the sole medium of oral lntcrcomnunlroii u
among the inmates OF the Institute
"An Institution and place which requr, % ca
~ 49, tbuny lrrus, OlG2l, ISL
Its plan meets waImest approval and ~ ar
engagements are well suited to secure the great rnJ
elucatoa, mems sdRa in corpore sdp0 "A ,yui
mind IN a sound body. n Patriarch rot. J. Z. 10
/ Besides the advantages OF situation tn, pl"'
| Mr. Tyer has merits, and the Principal Of rhl lh-'
tuition possesses qualifications which cannot Lam
recommend this school 10 parents and guardian
| ltbaay ldrertistr, No. s04S
REFERENCES Pres Humphreys ~
hersi College; Rev; Or sWagu.., Albany pi,'
f Joslin, ~ Y University; A q. SmrhNl Y
White street New York Prof } A Yates lo''.
College Rev. Or Bemap, Troy Prof IH',
Rochester, Hon. VIM. Jessup, Montrose IA :, ~
G. n Briggs, NJ C.. Thomas Allen, ESQ nnd he'
r w Bailey, Washington city Cot WADE lie'f
ton ColumbIa and Gen Gtot9e Mcputhe AoU'
vile, s c mar s-dAwPDAt
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SPEECH
ROBERT WICKLIFFE, JR.,
ON THE VETO POWER,

Delivered in the House Of Representatives. 81 he""Ny'
on the Goth January, lo42.
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SCHEME.
297o5 prizes -amou ming to 1855, 3o7 ]

rs number lottery-l3 drawn ballots
Tickets $3-Halves 81 50-Quarters IS cents.
mar III
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JAMES PHALEN & CO., Managers
once, corner OF 9th street and Pennsylvanla
avenue, Washington city.
$4,000!

10 prizes of $1,000 are $4,000
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF r. /
Class 297.
To be drawn in the city Of Providence on Saturday
March IL, 1912
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$4,000!

JAMES PHALEN & Co., Managers Office cor
ner Of 9th 81. and Penn. av
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A GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL ANDlN-
u STRUMEN TAL SACRED MUSIC, Asl.

A GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND IN
n STRUMEN TAI SACRED MUSIC, (sj-
ected from the works of Chapple and other celebrated
authors under the direction of Mr. Jno. l. Clhb
will take place FRIDAY evening next, the lith
inst, at O'clock in the F street Presbyterian Church
near the Treasury Department.
Persons friendly to the encouragement Of religious
and benevolent enterprise, are respectfully solicited
attend the Concert is for the benefit of the church
Single tickets 80 cents-chdren half price Tickets
admitting gentleman and lady, 10 cents and gen
tleman and two ladies', ST. co. To be had al the drug
stores of Or. Patterson and Charles Sott at VIM
Flschers, at the bar of Fuers Hotel and at the dao
of the church, on the evening of the Concert
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES,
PART FIRST.
! The Lord is King, and hath put on glorious up
parel.
9 IN wash my hands in innocency
3 Hea ken unto me.
A. There is sream whose gentle flow.
5. Sing unto the Lord.
6. Who can express the noble acts food
PART SECOND,
l. Thy name O Lord, how excellent
2 NV soul truly wolteh still upon God
3 Show US thy mercy
4 will sing unto the Lord
s. Gloria. mar 9-do
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JAMES PHALEN 4 co. Managers Office
Washington CITY,
40prizes of $500 are $4,000!
GEORGETOWN LOTTERY, OF
della WARE.

Glass No 80, foI 1912.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del on Friday March
18th, 1912
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1896 prizes, amounting to $l065O6
rs number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets 49, Halves s |; Quarters so cents
mar II
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SO, 365 prizes, amounting to $57O57O

70 number Lottery Is drawn ballots
Tickets 80 Halves IS O0--Guarters 81 50
mar Ii
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GEORGETOWN LOTTERY,
OF della WARE.

Glass No 81 for 1912.
To be drawn a, Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday
March ~, 1912
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SPLENDID SCHEME /.

March IL, 1912.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
Nav 10

no PHYSICIANS, MERCHANTS AND FARMhKs.mdhe
subscriber, living in the VILLAGE Of I)anhug Wilkes county
Georgia. equ from Petersburg and washington intend
in: West the ensuing Winter offers is I
s.c consisting Of spacious two story Dwelling WIN eleven
ROOMS piazza full length in 'front.' above anu
good Office. and all necessary out buildings Win MT:
of Land attached the lot Also IN said shas iarse
Store House. and comfortable dwelling &C., &c nave
occupied this STAND fur sixteen years as practising
and although village healthy helnc Situated on dsdins
ridge crceksl practice has been worm 70 me from
three thousand dollars year have a,so sen sene
goods years annual sales have been rom iwt'e 10
fifteen thousand dollars Sly broheinaw L. r. ae nassau
excellent mite the village, containing eighi
hundred acres in high cultivation, with three hundred
cleared and all buildings, winch ne WIN sell
required BY the purchaser purchasers The Terms on III Inc
above property terasay third cash. when posses
given balance in annual OF,
preferred longer indulgence can be given 10 me pIasee 81
medicine there competitions and merchandising the held
will he entirely open TO purchaser, eng stores nearer
To any Physician and Merchant say TWO bro
ther or iesus OF se-kRg their fortunes IN Georgia,
deiabe and il they should wish to
Gerry on ar alluded to good as any In the con-
~ of ANY OF enquiry The subject directed TO
me- Danhurg, Georgia, shall be promptly answered would
not object taking play sca who may become the purchaser
partner balance Of the will give AT
time. a. " STA hAsI.
Danbury, Wilkes co., Geo., MayA e-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

"GLOUcEsTER COURT HOUSE, Muy U.
81 hasten TO give you the result of the late election
IN this county, which has again elected Tederast
under the ad eaptandum Of Wing But, consider
ing all the circumstances attending the canvass can
not think that they have any for exultaton, al.
though it is to be expected that their boasting propen-
sites will, us heretofore, be brought into requision
This is the smallest poll ever taken in this county,
since the extension Of the right ofsuruge-thee being
about three hundred and ten poed out OF $50 TO
800 Out of this, the Federal candidate obtained only
lGO and although he selected by Sc majority, yet the
known ans proyrrbal activity of that party in bring
ing out their forces, gives reasonable supposon that
their strength nearly, if not entirely exhausted.
What caused this' Why, the opinion Of the writer,
hlr. Clarke the Democratic candidate had in The few
addresses he enabled, from the lsteness of the CALL
(ie not being brought until April Court,) to make to
the people, laid before them such array of facts and
reasoning "nmost 10 persuade them TO be christians
And indeed, is believed thu. but for the humbugs Of
which the Wigs are to rife, raised against him-such
as his NOT being nafiee Of the county distribu
hon, aniedneatow Of The poor, and many other antics
pheh Demaeraey 10 be unpaiatabe 10 Federal
Hhiggery-enough would have been absolutely con-
vertcd TO have caused old Gloucester To
slide into her proper track. But, as is, she is still
mircd in clay The following is the poll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

Tuesday last must have been stirring day IN the
annals of the city of New York. st The new Council
was to be orranzed-and struggle was to take place
between the two paI;ies setting aside the vote for
the 9Th Ward because oil the destruction of some OF the
ballots and a. 20 The vote for Wing Assistant Alder
maj in another ward because OF his non-resdence IN the
ward. BADLY II is the commencement OF those great
Anniversary meetings Education, Bible, Tract MIS-
sonary and Colonization Societies) winch bring so
many strangers to the city, and invest IL WIN SO nuc
interest. durinr the week 3dly. Among these Ami
versaries is that of the American Anti-oa'e society
which is made more remarkable on the present occa-
sion by the excitement produced from Garrison avow
ed project Of Dissolution of The Union. Last and
moi .nst ;s the rreat match race between Boston and
Fashion for $4,000 The purse, and other wagers, II is
supposed 10 the amount Of $1,000 This race e1
citing a,most as much interest, that of May, lc23,
between Henry and Eclipse. Boston runs under me
auspices Of the Napoleon of the Turf" William Il
Jolnson-was foaed in this county (Henrico in 1888,
and was bred bv John Wickham, Esq, of this city
Since his first race at Broad Rock in 80, ne has won
one two mile race, three miles, and taken purses al
&c four mile heats-the purses amounting 10 Slooo-
besides producing in the Spring OF le4l, IN chester
field county, $4,000, stud. he mas star.eo
thirty eight times, and won thlrty'hVe races ne
N York Herald says that she lost two mile match
at Petersburg. Va April 10TH 1889, being off his foot
and beaten by Portsmouth. He was also ds'anced oy
John Blouut and Fashion, at Camden, N j., October
% 1871 four mile heats in 42. B!ount broke down
in the second heat which was won by his present com
petitor Fashion in 49," Fashion was ioaed IN MOT
ris county, New Jcrsey-and is now only years old
"Her first race was i'm the Fall OF 1S4O, al Cunden
where she raa the two mile beats for purse o! SOW
beating Amelia Priestman in the mud She has since
run three two mile heats two three miles and one four
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
Majority for Cha pman, 81

"CobsH C. H., .4prit 29.-I hasten 10 give yon the
result Of the Election in Csbell and Wayne Counties
Thompson Democrat has majority over Stenbergei,
Wing, for Senate Of le3 votes. Frederick More (.e-
elected Whig) has majority over Isaac Z. duadley,
Democrat, Of 50. A Wing Delegate and Democratic
Senator"
Gj>The anomaly prevails in Logan County
She, too, has elected Federal Delegate, although she
has given decided majority to Thompson, the Demo
critic Senator
The Kanawha Jesarsonian states, 'that our late
talented member, II. a. Thompson, Esq, has been re-
elected over his Wing opponent, (Gen +. IL. sieen.
bergenD by to 300 majority" The Kunavha Re-
publican states. that StolIinss, (Whig) ID elected in
Logan This county, which was not very dcch1ed at
the last xssiop, and whose Delegate voted for Sum.
mers, and would not vote for Stevenson, when he was
within of being elected, has sent Federal
Wing Strike off the Logan Delegate from the est
mate in our last, and the majority joint vote is oni
AZ To adopt the words Of the Petersburg Staesnian
with single varation "The old flag ship now carries
i2 guns"
u Are all our friends in Brunswick asleep We
have not yet received the returns from her. We re-
quest also the polls in Lunenburg and Isle of Wight
Lee Scott, and Preston, will, Of course, speak 70.
Themselves, and, then, the Calendar will be complete.
The R. Wing acknowledges Witcher's defeat for the
explain the philosophy of his deeatbut they appear
TO bear his defeat with very little philosophy.
The Staunton Spectator, (by last Evenings mail, y
been defeated by three votes.-Byrd, (Democrai.)
elected.
from the .sbaglon Bonner, .9prl 3o)
ELECTIDS.-StSte
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

Union HOTEL GeUrge,"mn, H. C.-This wellknuwn AMI
extensive establishment, snnted the Of Bridge
Washington Streets ney in the occupancy Col Osborn has
been rented by the subscriber for Of and has under
thorough repair and general cleansing having been
y painted whiIewashrd, &C., and also entirely refurnsed
Public patronage Is now respectfully solicited.
The subscriber in cnern. the duties which de
vove upon such undertaking. only pledge himself
every attention shall be paid render comfortable all wh
may favor him with CALI and he feels confidence that he
will he able To provide and have prepared his guests such
coinmodni will be satisfactory.
His stables are extensive aud hey viii DC kept well supplied
fu- such may want accommodations in that way
For sach desire put mp the house for
short time travelling North South, omnibus will be- KEEP,
attendance the arrival Of the Washington bring
them free Of Ia this place. and will also convey them
back in the when they wish leave, and the
will also leave Washington city 10 II O'Clock night
bring persons wishing to com. Ia Georgetown.
The situation oil this house IL ich from the spacosncss or
its construction To afford accommodation for much
reasonably he claimed from proximity
Presidents HOUSE, Departments, and Public Offices
geiher With some other Inducements such its freedom from
noise and hustle and the difference in The Of hoard be-
this and any other establishment in Washington city AZ
ding equal accommodation. proprietor hopes its
custom. A. G. TEDBlTS, Georgetown, D. G.
May IL a-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

VALUABLE ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
ny virtue OF nf Trust, executed to the subscribers ~
ID Miles Mccou county the 2i'h Starch last r
certain purposes therein specified which deed has been duly ad
United record ocr pirate SOLE thousand acres OF
Land Of superior qualify lying IN Abema- county on the
slope Carriers Mountain and the road leading from Char
,tesve Scotsrl, being about nine miles from the former
and miles from the latter place. This valuable ~ is Sc
ESQUIRE in fine Forest and the remainder
embraces of m capable Of being converted into
good meadow The admirably adapted TO The growth
&c wheat tobacco &c. But particular dissertation /,
deemed ,cessay the estate well known In Abemafe,
and rs who desire purchase WILL II presumed judge
from insrecton The will be- third IN cash. or
equivalent cash and the balance and two years. carry
salc-te deferred payments to be
bund with tcuy and deed OF trust on
the land Should he Trustees however I've eDahed Ia make the
may varied 10 be more
favorable 10 the purchaser. -,
addressed 10 the undersigned, al hcH-
nond, will be promptly attended TO- ,,,,r,,
SELDTN G. MACON,
Trustees OF Miles Maron.
o-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

11IR'SI SAIE-By virtue Of Deed Of Trust dated 2is
April 1911, executed by Beverly et in his c"n hs sne
po,yaan yr will SELL WEDNESDAY, the ajtii instant
ar ii not fair day. At the Woodbury. Mills in Powa
n" rho following property Tile Woodbury. Mills aud the
and, being 100 acres less attached There or held
herewith Aso, the following valuable slavcs TO wit: Jesse
A,mrad and Joanna her fur children also lijRs Car
rianc and n boodrd mare and hall interest in her colt
Jerm,-or the Mills and two years credit, in equal In
,amcn well secured bonds and Deed If Trust For Tie
other proo,rty credit Of months, with interest from sale
well secured Acting Trustees, we shall convey only such
mn "a ia vested in ~ but believe The good
MILES C. SEI.DEN, ,rs,...
JOHN G. McCREDIE, ''N
o-td
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u Herald and Wing will please copy.

ITO JOHN TAuRMAN.-As you are not resident rhi.
Commonwealth you will hereby take notice, that -La!
hours of O'Clock morning and Of day.
The office c Meredith Young, Attorneys at Law in The cary q
Richmond lake the dispositions nj aton W0odson William
D. ChamberIayne William seGuder ard others be read
evidence behalf certain pending in Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chanery for The county OF Hen
rico and city OF Richmond the cancey side in which
self and Thomas Pnyear Plaintiffs myself and others
defendants and IT. from any The said be not
day taxing thereof viii continued from day !"
day. the place. and between the hours, nnl lhc
same are finished. SUBLETT MeCRuDER,
Executor Zachariah NcGudc deceased and Administrator
de bonis non with the will annexed Of Elizabeth Johnson d.
. s.ay II 9-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
REDEEM YoUr LAN.Ds !

REDEEM YOOE LANDS!
I,DITOR'S OFFICE. Richmond, May -, Sia-Thon.ands
n at aId numerous lots towns, were sd 10:
and viii be rresmabe after 0e.oGfr nI purchased by dvi-
,a,s Although perhaps much The largest portion OF the tracts
n, The sate who have either much agents or
otherwise neglected the This notice II de-
Il, call The Of all Interested 10 the SUBJECT
icaions addressed this office will be attended To
JAS. Z. HEATH, Auditor of Public Accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
LITERATURE.

pressure engagements increased ~ the 7:e Jealous poll
canvass which terminated obviously has prevented US
nacnc number Of vauaheltcnTy works with which our
literally furnished We have this week received
spirited publishers Harper and Brothers OF New YORK.
through the hands Of their worthy agents in this city, Mess
Smith, Drnker and Morris five highly interesting volumes
ay and the Italian Isles from the earlcs. ages to The PFC
nc by spading of The University Of EdinIurgIoche
Nos and 1853 Of The Family Library From ay glance
would recommend them for their subject natter tembrnens
history manners customs the divine Of painting scu
lure music the DRAMA - style, and the useful and ona
mental plates aud The theme is one rich in interest," a
the handled cup!ous materials The cohtras
old Rome under her victorious Eagles and New Rome
Splendid Government, is well worth the study o
philosophical observer.
"Uncc Sam Phcnolocy'-a collection OF amusing Letters
all subjects with hits al our great men, &c
Anihons Greek Prose- CGmposlinn, most cIcelent woIS
Of Greek synta1 which in our school days We
were wont 10 consider as beyond our reach.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

The threatened removal Of between 30 and 40 suhni-
tern officers in the Custom House of Phiadephi has
produced much excitement in that city. 1t appears
that Mr. Jonathan Roberts, the Collector, repaired to
Washington upon the subject, had an interview with
the President, in which lie refused 10 remove the
clerks; and i, WA limited to him. that he must re-
sign then. 9" shall not do that is sai by the Cor
re pondent of the u s. Gazette have been his reply
The Philadelphia Inquirer Of Tuesday, says at now
appears to be pretty generally understood that Mr..
Roberts will not comply with the orders CT the Presl-
dent in relation to removals. and that he will not re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

held for Louisa County the Courthouse thereof
on Monday, the ih day OF April, 1879
The Court having received information Of the death oil FEE
H.nRrs. Es, time mcmher Of the bar, and fol
many years member OF this Cont, II was
R.ed by Court, Bar and the officers
the Court the memory of Capt, Harris That tie.
bear their testimony his worth and usefulness as ma
cistrare citizen and that they unite their smpahies and
with those Of his friends for The bereaye
msnt y hci bis family has suffered in his loss.
Rsared Ta, the Clerk communicate copy OF these resolu
to Mrs. Harris.
Rssored That the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer and
Whis be requested 10 pn.,sh ihese resolutions.
And then the Court adjourned.
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