Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1806-04-25 00:00:00, page 1

[XIVth YEAR.] A FREE PRESS MAINTAINS THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE PEOTLE. [ No. 1-54 | .
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RICIIMOND:—Printed (on Tuesdays and Fridays) by SAMUEL,PLEASANTS, junior, Printer to the Commonwealth.
[Four Dollars Per Annum....paid in advance.] FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1806. [12 1-2 Cents Single.']
""" ~ T --■— rracssaas—--— --L-^.sa&-=s==Bss^ag
1 he extraordinary, high bred. Imported Hone,
DIOMED,
In as high health and vigour,
as he has ever been since hi*
arrival in America, will stand
• he ensuing reason, at my sta
ble, in Giecmville coun»y, 8
miles north of Belfield, and 38
. couth of iVersburg, and covermarea at 50 dollars
ihi season, the money to be sent with the mure,
*v 00 dollars the insurance, to be paid in O&o
h»- and returnable in every instance where, the
mane shall not prova toh .ve been in fv>al (except
the property sh*U he changed; with one dollar to
tbe groom in every instance.
Good pacturagc in separate enclosures, to suit
mares in all conditions, gratis Servants boar
ded at 10sG per wedr—Grain furnished on mode
rate terms, for which the money must be sent.
Great attention will be paid to mares, but no li
ability fur escapes or accidents Notes of hand
for the* insurance will be expflcd to accompany
the mates. The season will com mence the 15th
of February and end tne first of August.
Th<i great size ; 6gu»e and performance on the
trtrf, add'd to the high price which his coits com
mand, fcive him a decided supcuority over any
staiiton m America.
Nathaniel Rives.
January 8, 1806. wl3t
'rilE Mvi.uu IMIuiUbU UUHiK
W H 1 P,
Z H-L* stand
V 1 my stable, in Albe
marie county', t>b<ni* 15 milt s
from Gbavlottesville/Vnd 8
! om Warren, during the
ensuing .season. He will be
*o :i* Six Guineas the sf vioij, to hr !i>.
char ji.i'liy five, provided the m.mey be pa d by
the I5th of September following Three Gut.
ness will he required by the leap, tvud nine to <*n.
to the groom. fchculd any gentleman engage
six ntn---, they w’»H be accounted as live.
Wit If* it a hqaytlfttl bay,twelve years old, of
great six.* and vreuxh, being 15 hand-, 3 inches
ytnd 3 quarters high ; and as a foal getter, in
move dent and in n^lon, it-thought bv the tnrst
Judge} to have be&n seldom, ffever equalled, by
.»ny horse in America. His pcdigict and per
formanc** on the turf are inferior to no imported
It >rse whatever He was got by the noted horse
S t?'ran, by O'XHlyA Eclipse, and hiadam, King
K<-rbd, as may be ssen m the grnen! stud book
and calendar, wlcifh are kept along with him
for ih« irv?pei>io<i of »«i:h as may wish to satisfy
themselves as to his abilities Titers are four ex.
fcrficut e'xrenVive and \vclV fiuniaVetl cTovrr lots,
tuSicient for he support of mures without feeding,
sliouht That be required,corn will he 'furnished at
the nu.k-1 juice Ginderacn may assure them,
selves thru they will meet with every aceommo.
sla'ion. and '.liar every care, will be taken o. their
■mares that lies in the power of the subscriber
Die war not however be liable for any accident.
The Reason wifi commence on the 30th of A;.\,th,
and espite the last day of July. Factorage and
-bearding for boy* gra ii
William Tompkins.
Feb. 25th, 1806. (wilttMklil'tlit A}
" S AN s-cuJloT riis,
i t« !w» inferior to no
stallion in Virginia, in
point of form and r.«3inn,
l< and the besuty of hiastoc*:,
wi'l stand this season in,
or nfar Farmville. and will
hr let. to mares at Ten
If ollr-s payable with Elgin
Tw the r> Pasturage gratis, but nc
r- -pondbility for accidents He wat go' by
Oid Ce’rr, dam by the imported horse Medley
g-andam by Fearnought.
_w£i_Anri! 10. lf>06.
i iic iiotru ami much a .rall
ied Eaglifc Korfe,
KNOWS LEY,
Imported in ifioi by Wm
L'gbtfnot, cfq. He ia e
.‘ir.c bay, i y hands 3 in.
high, io year* old lr.il fprinp, in greaeper
feftion, and r.« to mufctilar 'lrcr.gth & beau
ty not inferior to pny horse in rhe Ihte. lie
ia die only hoife in this country »ha‘ lisa
v/on 4 king's pi itea in one year ; this hi*<’i J
in I fir O’, see R. C. for tlut year. Not
with1! rodinn» tbi# and other nr-xceptiana.
b!c evi ‘encej of Kuows'cy'a funcrior worth,
yet a perf.3n.tl view of him will be his bell
recommendation.
Kvowthy will (land the enfning feafon
nt o.ir fin de in Albemarle county, to rides
*hnve t liHrloitctvillf. to cover nsare.-i at 20
dollars the fen (on, for which ^otes will he
required, psychic on or he'orc the 15th r».
oept. n;x>. ; 14 dollars th'*leap,nrd ^odoll
lar<« to iiniirc a mire to he in foal, with one
dollar to the groom, which, with ihe hap
money, mn.'l be ptid when the mare tj co
vered. Thafc gentlemen who Cent mires
•t«> iCnowsIry laR feafon nnd did not r”ove
v-i'h foal, dts'l hare them infrared this fen.
f m for 70 dopar*, except thofe which were
Covered by tbc leap ; for fuch 36 doll, will
bs required. Any gentleman putting fix
mare#, ihdl hire one covered gra'is, The
feafon will cimneace on the ill of March,
end etpjt'c the ill of Aogufl next.
We shall be able to furnish upwards
• nf ‘290 acres of excellent pasturage,
gratis, well enclosed, iti 5 separate
■firl.l-., besides several gra^x lots, which
•'.■ill be keptcxclysively for .nares with
•colts, sari those which may lie sent be*
•ore l > v uits sent v/i; u mares
I rest assured that all possible care and
1 attention shall he paid to the mares
'left with the horse, both to have them
:got with foal, and to prevent accidents
or escapes—but no responsibility lor
any that may happen.
\ KNOWSLEY was purchased by
, us in March last, from Mr Lightfoot,
at §5,000.—He covered 165 mares j
| out of which number, as far as we
I have been able to learn, very few have j
not proved with foal.
KNOWSLEY’s’'sire, the famous
Sir Peter Teazle, now covers in En-!
gland by subscription, a limited num
ber of mares, at 25 guineas each ; no j
other horse at more than 12 guineas.
In 1S04, he had 24- winning colts
on the turf, when no other horse had
more than 16—and out of 23 king’s
plates run for, 8 were won by his
colts—see R. C. for 1804—the last
arrived. From the present appear
ance ol Knowslcy’s colts, and the suc
cessful performance of his stock on the
turf in England, very little doubt can
be entertained but that his colts will
i prove also successful on the turf in
tnis country. The annexed certifi
cates from, such respectable charac
ters, will place Knowsley, as a foal
getter, on as high ground as any other
WILLIAM WOODS.
GEORGE M. WOODS.
Albemarle, Feb. 20, 1806.
; PEDIGREE—Given bv Lord
1 Derby in the following words, viz.
u I t!o herebv rtrritv, that the bay
j horse called Lnowsley, late the pro
J ptrtv of the Prince of Wales, was
j bred by me. He was got bv Sir Pe
i ter Teaale, out ol Capelin, arid was six i
j years old last JMav, ar.d no more.
(Signed) DERBY, (Seal.)
j “ Knowslev, June 15, 1801. |
I ^ Capella was bred by gen. Parker,
loaled in 1773, and got by Herod, out
oi Miss Cape, by Regains, Blackeyes,
by Crab, Warlock, Galloway. See
general stud book, pa. 40, Sir Peter
Teazle was got by Highflyer in 1784 ;
see same book, pa. 132, Highflyer
was got by Herod ; see pn. 201 ; and
so on he may be traced through a no
blp Hne of ancestors for ages psst.
witnout a single flaw in his genealo
either on the male or female side.
This extraordinary horse ran with
great credit at 2 years old ; at 3 he
j proved successful, ar.d so continued:
(until the last of the year 1G00. In
1798 he won a sweepstakes of 20 gui
neas each, lor 3 year olds, 8 subscri
bers, once round the ground, beating
Mr Pierce's b c bv Walnut, sir H.
f* Vane,s Push Forward, sir H. Wil
• iamson s Stripling, ?»Ir Fletcher’s gr
c Camperdown, Mr'G. Crompton’s c
Baston, and lord A. Hamilton’s b r
Kir _. _r r>
• i s kji umnv L/rop ; see
Calendar for 1798. He: also won the
metnbe s’ plate of 50 gs for 3 and 4
year ot;»s, beating lord Derby’s 4 vear
t old colt Diomed, 5to 1 on Kmowslev,
j w!to wr.s then Mr Field’s property}
| see Calendar lor 1798. He aiso won
,a sweepstakes for 3 year olds, beat
ing Mr Carforth’s be by Spadille.and
loid A. Hamilton’s b c by Spadille ;
see C dend t -for 1799.
In it lay, 1799, York. On Tuesday,:
> .ay 2;*, a sweepstakes or 20 gs each,,
7 subscribers, then the property of Mr:
^' 'dker, was won by Iwitowsley, beat-'
tng lord Fitzwilliani’s c h Wonder, 5\
3'ears old, lord Hamilton’s ch h by;
Walnut, sir Th. Cascoigno.’* Maid 1
or. th'- AI ill, 8c Jh, Robinson’s b c|
.Abraham N awl and, now called Cock j
l ighter. On Thursday the 30th fol-i
| lowing, he also won the stand.plate of!
, 50 gs 'or 4 year olds, beating lord A.
! Hamilton’s b c by Pptdille, Mr Onr-|
j forth’s mare Caroline, <> years old,
j lord Bel haven’s ch h Master Ro-,
h, ' *’ ® years old, Air Wentworth’s
i Barnaby, and Air T. Anson’s gr h
Little Scott, j years old ; sec crJen*
dar for 1799.
j Jtttie,.800 . Guilford) the TVjnce
of Wales ovned him and won the
king’s plate for 4 year olds,of lOOgs ;
10 st 4 lbs 4 mile heats, and beat
Hord Dmu-gatt’s b h by Pot8o’s ; see
Cal nil’. (r lor 1800, page 35.
\v inches', r, July 8. His majesty’s
i plate ol lOOgsvas run for and won by
Knowslcy, beating lord Doncgall’s b h
by I’otdo’s, 5 \ears old, and sir F. K.
x’clin’s b h Asparagus, 5 years old —
six to four on fvnowslev.
i Lewes, August 12, 1 wa The king's
P*“»® °f 100 gs 4 nv.lc licats, was won
by Knowslev, beating lord Donegal's
cbc Fugleman, 4 to 1 on Rnowslev.
Thursday following he won a subscrip
tion of 10 gs each, beating Mr Du
rand’s Bellissitna and Mr Ladbrook’s
Humbug; see Calendar for 1800
78 and 79.
Litchfield, on Thursday, September
9, hs won the king’s plate of loo gs 3
mile heats, for 5 year olds, carrying
8 stoner pounds,beating MrHeming's
b h Ploro; ten to one on tvnowslev.
CERTIFICATES.
We, whose names are hereunto sub
scribed, do certify that we have bred
colts from Knowsley, (or seen of his
get,) that they are of line size and
form, and from their present appear
ance bid fair to make capital horses,
either for the turf of any other service.
We also believe him to be as sure a
fo»l getter as any horse in the state.
Given unxler our hands, See. January,
180J.
John Coles, sr. Walter Coles, Miles
Seiden, sr. Miles Seiden, jr. John
Edloe, E. P. Chamberlayne, John
Roane, jr. C. Harrison, j. Mingc,
George W. H. Minge, Major
Willcox, George Cocke, James
Stewart, John Christian, Hamlin
Willcox, William Southall, John
I do certify thatinthe spring, 1803
I saw and took particular notice of a
number of colts which were in pas
ture where the imported Sterling then
stood— a considerable proportion ol
them by imported horses,among which
were several of KnowsleySt, and thoh
them equal if not preferable to anv that
were there. Given under mv hand.&c.
BRIGHTBKRRV BROWN.
Albemarle, Jamtniy 1, 1805.
I hereby certify that I have a filly,
two years old thi* spring, got by the
imported horse Knowsit-y, out of C«
lypao, and I think hrreqij.il to anv coll
> ever have had loaled.or indeed evei
seen in this country. Given under mt
hand, this 5th dav of Msiv, 1805.
JOHN f AVEOE, Mount Airy,
Fiftv Dollars Rov/afd.
r>vn away f m the subiTibcr near Rcvil’t
U in Chesterfield courtly. on February
tVe 5,h.I8D6, a very north'? fellow—Ke is »bnm
five fe< t five or six inches h gh, verr knock.
kn*«*d lias uncommon large feet, a scar on hi«
o <«e, is a very g*od blacksmith. and his name
is DANIEL—He wore i*a. a r.eg-o cotton
pair of hreechrj and waftrcnac — Wnoever wiil
lodve him in sir jail *o tha» I go* him, or will
bring him to me, shall receive the above reward,
and all reasonable charges paid.
wSt:*_Samuel V/'lkinscrt.
FOR S/Nlvfc— Immediately^ ""
WOODBURY MILLS,
Lately built -f brick a"d srone, 50' bv 42 feey
three stories high, with a durable stone dam two
pair Butt and one pair Cologne raones. vi.h e!e
vators, screens, bolting cloths. &c on the most
approved consrrnction and now ;n comp|ete order
for business; situated on a cons*ant stream, in
the midst of a delightful wheat country, in the
coonty of Powhatan, only one and a half miles
f-om James river, and 2D miles above Ub-h.
mond.
To the mill will be attached a lot of about 100
acres land, on which stands a commodious two
s'ory dwelling h;use and other necessary off.ces,
handsomely enclosed, under a post andrail fence,
with garden pailed in, nil >u»w, being lately finl
ishccl i a cooper’s and blacksmith’s shop, mil er’s
house, house* for iliift accommodation of the
woikmcn, and excellent water vertr convenient
for all purposes 1< not sold beforethe 1st da- of
May next, they will, on that day, be offered for
sale a- public att/Yton, to th- highest bidder, <m
the premises —Terms of sale—one third cash,
and the other two thirds at two annual pay.
rnents.
THOMAS HARRIS, T„n.
_Powhatan c’ty. Jan ?7. 1«0,T [ep3wA.wrds]
Notice.
^J& <1° hereby forewarn any person
or persons from trading or taking an as
Mgnment of a Note, executed by us to John C.
J.u.kmn of &i,ice Edward county, for the sum
cf 4B pounds, dated rhs 10th January, lPctJ. an*
payable the 1st day of Ofloher, 1S07- as we are.
flniiiled to a credit on said note, agreeable to
contratf poiatedly agreed on between the par
tits. 1
Josiah & Tftojt. Pcrlcinson.
Amelia county, April 13. 180ft 3w
Notice.
rr»nt* sub-rribce wishes ro empbw fire nr six
A good JOURNEYMEN SHOEMAKERS
MoscRtnrrp. Hut,
Cartersville, 15th April, 1806. lm
Bottled Porter.
The subscriber has on hand, and intends keeping
a constant supply of
Philadelphia Bottled Porter,
Of the first quality. —Purchasers mar have it
I nut up to 'am fir for use at any time required.
c ,, , »• J. BURR.
Second door above the Fag'e Tavern
l 13th April, IS'JG. *
CON G K E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wednesday, April 16.
A bill for fortifying the port* ond har
! bors of the United States, and for build
•ng gun boats, was read a third time and
p.r.Med.
The House resolved itself into o com
| mittce of the whole—Mu. Gjiecg in the
j chair—on the bill supplementary to the
l a£I, intit’ed “an A61 making provision
(for the redemption of tha whole of the
| public debt of the U. States.'
The chai-man proceeded to read the
blit until became to the 4th and Sth sec
tions, which authorise the commissioners
of the sinking fund to appoint one agent
in London, and another in Amsterdam,
to receive subscriptions and trn' sl’era, and
to issue new certificates; and to enable
the holders of old six per cents deferred
or three per cent stocks who may become
subscribers to the new stock, either in the
States, or in Europe, and who, on the
first day of April next, and on the day of
the sobscnpiien, shall be resident in Eu
rope, to receive the. interest. CD their
»’'oCk, either in the U. States, or at Lon
j don. or in Amsterdam.
Mr. Yarnum moved to tlrike out the
! fifth section.
1 TL- __• ... .. _
> I*#™ Mur.iwii v*a-s 9vJfj]iurtr«i oy iv;r,
Davenport, and opposed by Mr. Ji Ran
dolph, and disagreed to —Aye* 34 —
Noes 42.
On motion of Mr. J. Randolph, the
Compensation allowed to each of .the u
bnvc atoms was fixed at 3,000 dedial 8 —
| Ayes 48.
i The 8ih *>-£lion w8s read follows:
* Sec. 8. j1*id be it further enacted, That
. from and after the first day of April next,..
' whenever it •.hell b* neccssery to issue
j new cerliCcates,either in lieu of such c«r
| tificates of old six per cent, or deferred
! stock, as mat be lost or destroyed, or by
} reason of a transfer of such stock from a
j stockholder to another, or from the books
j of an office to those of another office ;
j the new certificates, instead of stating the
, nominal amount of stock which origmal
| ly was, hut is no longer the sutri attuniiy
due by ilie U Siates, *hull express the
, tine amount of the annuity due, at the
rate of eight per cent, on the original n
mount ol principal, at 'he t:mc when it
shall irane. But all the other provisions
heretofore m?de by lav?, and now in force,
relative to the sn,d stocks, sh.»u rriua.n
in full force, as if no alteration hr.d been
made in the form of the certifi~a'e. ; and
such new certificates may he subscribed,
in conformity with the provisions o| this
according to ihr then unredeemed a
mount of the principal stock originally
due.
Mr Quiccy moved to s'rike this sea-on
out, under the impression that it impair
ed ihe original comrad) between the U,
States, and the public creditor*.
Mr J. Randolph vindicated the s-Cllon
: against fltia charge,
i YT>• rv-,.,.. .i:j_. .»• , • • . .
original conirafit, but considered it super*
fiuous, rs in his opinion the power given
by it wns already vested by law in the of
ficers of the Treasury department; when
the question was taken and the (notion
lost without a division,
i Mr J. Randolph moved lb fill th« blank
in that part of the bill which provides for
• the ccnvers on of three per cent, stock !
nvn Rix per cent, with “sixty-two and n
half; by which the holder of every hun* J
J fired dollar* in (lie 3 per cent, stock is j
entitled to receive sixty-two and a h.df!
dollars of six per cent,
Mr Crownihshicld opposed this rrtoti- j
oh, as well «x the provision for convert* !
ing (he 3 per Cent, into 6 per cent, stock j
uooer ilie itVa that it tvou:d bu injurious I
I to (he Uni'ed States.
1 J* ( !*y defended (he provision ar.d
made a detailed argument to shew that
it 'sould be beneficial to the U. Sfate».
j Mr Dana declared himself in favor of
1 llie ptopor.ed modification of ine r-jhlic
deh(. *
l Mr Jack ion spoke a,rains* it.
Mr J. Randolph advocated ibis part of
: the hill, and
Mr CiMwninshti Id replied.
| \\ hen the questijn was trken on (he |
motion of Mr J. Randolph and agreed to
! —Ayes 51 —Nor* C4.
A mot mn, made l»y Mr Mirmford re -
, quirir,/ the agents, hr; iu* they enter on
• the execution o( their order* to tnke an
: omh or HJirmation lor ihe diligent uxu
I cu.ion of their tnr.ts, arid ir cpi.img thvni i
j to give bunds m orre nr .n.,r- «urvtlf ,r, j
| the penal vu.n of 20.0(rO doitai*— *us J
i agreed in.
( M. Dana ronr-fi irr atrike rmt ihe words
| mnrktd in /(alien tn ilnj Rdiovruig section, 1
with n view of restraining the provisions !
l of the b’ll to the present 3 per cents, and !
| under the impression that in the new j
j Stock proposed to be created, the g >Vern*!
ment itbvrauid itself Crum the ubiig,.t on '
t
to pay a certain part of the principal and
interest heretofore stipulated*
Skc. 1. Be it evaded by the Senate and
House of Beflreteniaiives r-J the United
States of Jtmerica in Congrt ss assen bL rf.
That a subscription to the full amount of
thr old six per cent, deferred and three per
;cent. stocks be, and the same is hereby
I proposed ; fur which purpose books shall
be opened at the treasury of the United
’States, and by the several commissioners'
of loans, on the first day of April next, to
continue open, until the seventeenth day
of December next following, inclusively,
the fourteen last days of each quarter ex
cepted. for auch parts of the above men
tioned descriptions of stock as *>hall, on
the day of subscription, siar d on the hooka
of the treasury, and of the saveial com
missioners ot loans, respectively : which
subscription, shall be efltfdled by a trans
fer to the United S.a'cs, in the manner
’ provided by law for such ti anaitrs, ol the
credit or credits, standing on the s.-.id
books, and by a surrender of the certifi
cate* of tho stock vub.cr btd
Mr J. Hand- lph an** Mr J. Clay op
i posed this Hv:L* ,ii, and denied ihe justice
jot the observation made by Air Da' a.
I When the motion to * t ike out the sec
|'.ion wa* lo*» \yithou; a division.
[ The committee rose Ann •sported the*
| bill VjfUU several amendment*, which w er*
t agreed to by the House, atiu the b,|l or
! dered to be engrossed for a~ {hi.d tar .Itjg
j to-morrow—Ayes <3G>
j tne li-'use res- ived r.sclf in‘o a coni
i Bjiitee of the whole—Mr. Tenney in
;’he chatf—on the bill icptaiiifg ths a6ts
Maying duties on salt, and' continuing- in
lorce lor a certain lime the 1st section of
the act, entitled ‘‘An act further to pro
tect the commerce and seamen of the U.
StateE, Against the Barbaiy Powers"._ar*
follows:
Sec. I. lie i: enacted by the Senate and
Il.use of It e/ire tentative* of the United
Staten of America in Congrcaa asaeuiOlcdt
That from and after the
f'ay ot next, so much of any
atl. or aCts, ns lays a duty on imported
salt be, at.d the same hereby is repealed*
and Iriinri and after the day aforesaid, salt
, shAll he imported into the Unned Mates,
| fret of duty.
j Hie* 2. dfv.l be it further enacted, ,Th*S»
i from and alter the fir*t da> of January
jner.t, so much of any acl, or e£>», t>a ai
i lows a bounty on exported salted provisi.
jons, and pickled fish, in lieu drawback
J of the dutieson ifie saU employed :n cur.
inB the same, and so much of any atliur
?.a makes a;, allowance tp the om'ji
er* and crrv-9 of inking vessels, m j/tu ,>5
j Of a w back of ibe duties paid on the suic
| used by the same, shall be, and the same
1 hereby rs repealed.
Shc 3. ,‘nd be it further enacted, That
vo much of the net, |as*..;d on u.e 25.u
dav of Alnrch, 1804, inmfcd an acl fur
ther to profecl the commeice and M-amcn
of th« United Sintey, against the harbary
powers, as is contained in the lira section
ot the mid act, be and the same heiebv
is continued in force until the end ot the
rui’it session of Congress, a .<1 no longer.
ot: Quincy moved so to aitar the tlra.
aeeiiou, as only to take oil'the ch/y ol «
C'Hits a bushel on salt, imposed by nn
act of Congress passed aubseqoen.iy to
the act previously imposing u «iuty ol i 2
cents*
• his motion was advocated by Mr
Quincy, and opposed by Messrs. J.' Ran
dolph and J. City,
Mr Lyon spoke generally against the
bill, and Concluded by moving to strike
t/U’ tlie first section.
Air Rid well advoca’cd the principle of
the bill.
Air Den* intimated his disposition to
vote for it, under the idea :lm' t»oJt who
had the responsibility of government nt
tached to them, ilmuglil they could tits
petite wi'lr it.
Mr Rimer supported the bill, and np
P°s d the mr. iuus made by Mr Qu, n; y
vmT Mr Lyon.
Air Lyon's trim.on to strike rut the
first seRlif.n whs disagreed to—Aye I.
When Mr Quincy's motion was bke*
wire disagreed to without a division.
On motion oT Air J. Randolph the blank;
m • ht frrrt sedlion was f.Ued with the lust
duv of Oftobci.
Air Also, rmive'l to an-.rrd the 3 * vec.
•i~>n by striking out tfie wotti* ut the e. d
thereof ‘‘ in force Until the end t.f the
t»tyi sevalor, of Congress,” and niserii ,p
“ made perp-tual.”
I ht3 motion was di sap reed to— Area
36—Noes 60.
1 he committee thm rose and fepor'cd
tlte b.il, and the Koit .e «o..k thru uport in*
to iinnudio'c consideration.
Ah M.irnfi. d moved :o fill tba blank in
•hr fust scCAion w'uh the hist duy ol J.t.
mist 7.
1 his md’Jf'n was oppo-pd by Me^rs,
I. Randolph, T. Afoore; Crown/n .hi«b]
^nd hloan, when the Home coneurrt.-d
the report tf <he committee of ;hu whole!
to f:i| it wiib :!>c f,r,i of Oa.,ber.
Mr Crot»r,in»bidd moved to anici ?J