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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-19
November :.

The Auitrian army in Italy is in mott
on. General Bellegrade has returned
from Venice to Verona, where he has fix
ed his headquarters. The main force of
the Auitrians is collecting near Mantua.
All communication with the Cifalp;ne Re-
pubic Is now cut off. The Neapolitan
troops are drawing towards the frontiers
to defend their country.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-19
LONDON, December z.

LONDON, December z.
Extract ola letter from MIR. Penrofe, his
majefy's charge d'afaires at Florence,
to lord Grenvilie.
" Mounte Vacchi, near Florence,
October 16.
It is with the ga cit iatisfaaion
that l acquaint your lordfhjp, that the pro-
Perty OF his majefy's fubjeas at Leghorn
has been as we'll as circumstances would per-
NIT, prevented from falling into the hands
O.. the enemy, under the protection of his
majefty's fhips ofwar hationed at that port,
Oft which a frigate will fill remain to
prevent any veflels from going in"
One Of tbeA 0 Jou,uaAs, The GaSeue de
france Jthe zNIys, bat The exbedniou
b,epareaat BrsR had PIT to/eu, and that it
a number Of truobs on beard. lis
there gNsrted, that, Mluaa,ou nAeAiued
ia, the LNand efSt. DomMgo.
Co0modoSe fir Charles HamHtox mill
Ianas f00u as the 7Oiud permits, E,tbe eoaa
|G1iue0. SeUe,alA ps for Seya-Leene
90 under biseonvg.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-19

~ S1HN
Extya3 ya letter from Honbxrc. do,~A
the IIb Navem6er, to L,iud in Bal.
timore.
Wben yox learn of PyzMa
to msheH Hamburg, ct Hs intentau to rake
PWsIton Of Caxbaveu, yoa need MT be
mneb concerned. Tbs yunoy a,il, f,ou =
PrzIfcu OeNa bnvixe been byoue5t iu.s
c**baven by ar EnglW Itiga.e, in c,Aer
" repair a leak oeea4ouea ntJea, theyxA.zI
q 706'e1 tie king Of Pr4Ma elaisusf,om rs.
6nf zoe basve 0l7ed as zoe Noakdb ave done,
'0'z. nof baOiMg medAsd at ell 4vitbit, be-
.sa4/e 1t being an a xeatral R1eam, eur,y
one bas a rigbt to enter. Tbh d;9e,xuce
7c'U Gon beIeaAd, and zoe ,enueM a.A,r
no HRpre6egf0n abouftbe a41ir; beyefoy<.
"a" rear any thing rsIpeG7iugn ii, jan MAJ
eg/f THE minds gyo1rJ
1t is fuggeRed in the Salem Reeiaer.
that counterfeit Portland Bank, and New,
Hampihire Union Bank Bills are in circu-
lation.
At a meeting of the directors OF the
bank of the United States, held on Tuef.
day evening the 9th infant, THoMas
WILLING, eiquire, was reelected pref
dent.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12

jvia!ate his ttipuIations With the Rua;an
'empc'or. 1t is explicitly declared now
ever ~ the kuii'an miniGer, that unlets
the prrm'cr Chi't treads back his hcps,
and faithfully executes the articles, there
can be "no rettoration of harmony be,
tween the. two ,oun RES" This violation
OF treaty, this continuance of a fyitem of
robbery, will eventually call into ,hc field
the myriads Of the north Buonaparte will
md thathe is nj treating with an infut-
ed and pundered republic hu. with a
diirefninS ard tpirired emperor, Whole
rai'urccs and power place him above con-
tempt,
NAVAL ACTIONS.
From late official account in the Mo
nitenr, II appcats, the French nation has
been " covered with glory,o by the cap
,ore OF the Engiah thip Hannibal, in the
nay CT Algefiras., Unofficial accounts
rom Liibon and Vienna, tate, tha, ADM.
raj Warren had fallen in with Gapth. aume
near Sicily, and obtained Deceive vic
sory. It is true, the letters previous to
his intelligence Rated that Warren was
cruif'ng before Alexandria, fill, as this
'nformation was nor direct, he Nigh: af
forwards have 'cft his Ration and met
>'antaeaume IN the manner Aated.
PORTUGAL. M
Portugal will, probably, be foon redu-
ced to the condition of plundered and
nilaved colony. Whether the treatv is
'arificu or nor, The Chief Conful will Inn.
poic his own conditions. II he Thinks il
hef that the Portuguese fhould be MADE
rec, %, receiving into their cities French
md Spaoiil, cartons, by ccding tie pro-
vince of Algarvs TO Spain, and paying
heavy contributions, lhe will do it be-
auiS the Repablic is powerful to protee7
tie usb's q man. + i'ellad,xm.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
TIE FRENCH FINANCES.

We hnd tie fnbfequent article in tie
London " Morning Pof," of Euly -
This paper, we think, is anti-minifer;a,
The French funds have fallen, in a few
days, five per cent. On the Sth they were
AZ. An account Of the Chief Conful's
rheumatiim is thrown into the Mcniteur
to blind the world with an opinion, thar
the danger of his life alone lowered ,be
public credit. He was, however, abe n
atrend az acouncil of finance, This n;eht
fact leads TO the true eaufe of the tall cf
rhe funds. We underitand the finances @ :
France are in very diftreiied .tate, end
that fome OF the clerks have lately f,;d.
the Trc"lury is in danger. By private
accounts, of good authority, We are in
formed, that in the night between the zo,h
and 3oth OF June a deputat;on from the
Ghiet Contal went and obtained, by me
noces, eight millions of livres, in fpeci :,
from three public banks, viz. the Err
Of Fr0ace, the C0jgr dELtompfe dir Gam.
me,ee, ard the CajDs dAmortinamyut
his was the whole fpecie thefe principal
banks pcfehed, and they were given for it
government orders on the receivers of the
taxes at fourteen months date. TIE di-
reetors ofthc banks were told TO procure
money for the iervice of their houfes as
well as they could but next DAY they
waited On tie Chief Conful to lay, they
mutt iuipend their payments unlefs the fire.
Gle was reitored. At night million and
IN halt was returned, aud affairs were Ieft
n this fate till, on the I'd, cd and 9TH of
July, a negociation commenced for loan,
20 lie RATED or the fame fort of orders
on The receivers of the revenue. The
PARTIES negotiating were Perigord, Re-
GAMER, Bafliion, and Lemercier, the
chief brankers OF Paris. NOT being able 70
come TO terms, and the buGneis tranfpirinp,
the public becomes alarmed, L he arcep-
tances OF the bankers, V hich had been at
diicount Of ! for month, rofe to a. Der
cent. and cafh was fcarcely tobe obtained
by any means. Buonaparte offered the ban
Hcrs orders on the receivers at ID months.
as all at ihorter dates had been difpofed of.
The bankers anfwered il was impofiblc
70 dhcountat longer terms than two, three
and Jour months, The loan he propo-
les to raiie is about FIVE millions Herling,
apd TO provide for part Of Il he has offered
bills anticipating The contributions TO be
ievied IN Portugal Great pains have
neen taken in Paris 10 prevent thcfe pro
1eedings from becoming public, leaf they
'hould hurt the credit of the Bankers
broad, where they intend having money
fantaetions, fueh as at Hamburger. &c.
and the newspapers have been directed
to be flept but all the Agents Of Fouche
Ihsye been unable TO prevent the difmay
Of rnonied perfons, and the funds have
iPokeu out their opinion by daily de-
prealon, Greas Part Of the pecie ieized
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
63o Acres Of Land for Sale.

On MONDdY The I2h of Oi7o6er next,
Mt tbf 7o7vn Of Mia'dke5urg, IN tbe
toanD Of Loaaouu, acWbe /oa to tie
b,gbef .6idder,
Two adjoining traa IS of Land,
lying on Goofe Creek, in the county of
Loudoun, within few miles of the aid
town of Middleburg. A part of this
land, containing about ar6 acres is ex-
cepted from this iale, leaving body of
o3o acres, roods ard SO perches. The
tale is made iii purfuance Of deed from
Gen. Henry Lee, to Walter Jones, jun. Of
Alexandria, conveying the faid land in
ruff, TO be fold Tor certain purpcfes fee
forth 10 the deed. The title is unexcep-
able and without difpute.
The land will be fold for cath, or if
more convenient to the puichsler for notes
st so and So days, negotiable in the
park OF Alexandria, with an approved in
dofier reiiding in the town. The uufee
feels himielf limited to great caution in
this refpetf, and purchaiers will be pre-
pared accordingly.
Thofe who with to fee the land, or OBJ
tain faithful account oft, will be plesf-
ed to apply to Major Burr Powell, of
Ms.ddieburg, who holds part OF the ORR
gioai traes.
WALTER JONES, jun. TrnRee.
Alex. Sept. II. d6reods
a~~s- 5'Ytb. 1870 20 - - . - -,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
O. Notice.

The Levy Court, or Com
fni'honers OF taxes tor the County of A.
iexandria, are deGrous OF contracting with
proper perion 20 collect the county sacis-
ment tor the Prcient year. The amounr
OF tax ard terms ct collection vii; be
made known BY application at my oAiee.
where PTopot1ls Will be rcceiyeo ,ntil
nuf'aay next, when the JuItiees will
meet Tor the furfoie OF making IL, ap-
polntment.
6. DENEALE, elk.
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i ALL GOODS.

The Subscriber has received.
By the Referve from I4ondor. err Of his
FILL ASSORTMENT,
and IS in daily expectation of receiving
the balance by the frt arrivals from Ii
yerPool.
James N1Ion.
Sept. II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
SPANISH HIDES.
JUST RECEIHED,
5000 Spaniih Hides from

Curracoa, and for iale by
J. and ]. H. TUCKER,
Wbs baUe in Rsre,
A few thouiand bpfhels coarie and fire Salt,
Malaga Wine in quarter caRs,
Loaf and Mufcovado Sugar in bis.
And excellent Glaret in cafes OF and 2
: doz. bottles.
AJ6,
A general aGortment of Groceries and
Carpenters Tools, as ufual.
Sept. II. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
alerauorla mherttSar.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.

Earaa efn hftrr fran MeDTs. Yeatcerq
Carer de la Tore y Sons, dakrd B.l574l
.Jne go, reee'qved at PfRaaeLahta.
f" We will thank you 70 make IL pu6lt
on the authority Of our hou.e, that II
quarantine for American vciiels is nov
difpenfed with in our port, in cafe the crS.
De found in ferfett health, after a fret
yiis from The Doctor"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
FALL GOODS.
BENNETT Sc WATTS
HAVE RECEIVED

DAaN1FL C VII i -
HAVE RECEIN ED,
~ rte Rc/e?ype .frlm Landon, and Oriou
./,om L'pfr52oL
An extenhye A.Hortment of Fall
and Winter Goods,
which they offer-ter fale by the package
or piece on the u{ual terms. - he fol-
loving form par. OF iaid alortmen,,
yin.
Nails. ffot. pewter, fig
blae, German feel, Fl and l.a,ti. gun
powder, 20 bales hef rwiit,d f.,k;ng.
b'ubeis and seotch carrerirg and CARPETS,
tar cafe carletirg, &c. &c.
SniA
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12

ar 1ne hlgAsi 911ce flaJM1
g1oen for clean linen and eottos
rags at this office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-12
Exi,u7 qfA letter fran AmRer6am, 6ltxd

June 70, reee'ved ar L&EoaeLpbiu,
1t is tinguIar how dull the demand
FOR fugar and coffee remains. have scen
to-day fugar OF a good quality ofIersd At
10 greats, without buyer. If this con
,inaes, it will produce fer;ous lofts r.
icme Of your bold REGULATORS, and lassent-
able consequences in America.
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LATEST FROM ENcLAND.

BY the arrival at THE part of the nip HsrA
lequin, capt. Turner, from Liverpcsl, we have
Received London papers to the 9th Of June,
fsysa days the Iatsf, From an attentive pc
ruia! of them, we do not find thar they con-
tain any frefh intelligence Of importance re-
tPe&ing either the military or psls;cal Affairs
of Europe. The few articles we have *.
TRACED from tkem refpsaing the military opr-
ratiSus 10 Egypt, are If tie fame dase as thsle
mentioned in lord Elgin's letter, already pub
lihed--irom Portugal nsthiug further had o.
curred--ef the Northern Powers. nothing had
trapfpired to impede the aHricahle sceonmeda-
tion Of their difsresces with England. The
mSf iutereaiug articles which occupy their
columns, is the prefumption that 10 entertained
in England Of the probability Of renewal Of
the war on the continent: this appears TO BE
founded on the meafures adopted by the re.
publican trespa sf rs.occuPying all tho points
Of military importance on the right bank Of
the Rhiae 90 the rapid decline Of Freach
aecks; en- TIE csolnels which at Prsfent iub-
ii1s between Frasce and PruEa; and BY the
pains which the French government take to
difguife from the public eye lhe real hsaatiea
Of affairs.
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70 BE- Sold. AZ Public Nendue,
July 70.

0r On Thurfdsy the a4tb day Of Sepsem-
Der next, at "a o'clock, by the fnbfcribt,
Plantation,
csriainiug One Hundred Acres about Fifty
Of which ATE cleared, the remainder woodlands
ftuated on the rnain read leading from the
Head of CheRer, TO Duck Greek. Crefs Roads.
There arc on faid farm. frame dwelling heule,
40 by so feet, kitchen, eprn-crib, and fable
allo. ysung appIe.erchard of very excellent
fruit. 1t is conGdered unnecsfsry to give apy
further dsferhtisn Of the prcnifcs, as it is pre-
iumed thai auy perfsn inslining to purehaie.
win view the fame previous TO the day OF iale !;
at which time the terms win be ma4e known,
by WILLIAM CLOUD,
living on lsid farm.
Augua 4. "a
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LATEST FROM sP4IN.

Arrived this day, the nip Prudent. captain
Crswhinihisld, in SO days from Algefiras---
Verbal Information by the captaia Is, that
peace had seen concluded Between the Fresch
and Portuguefe; the terms Of which were, thar
part Of the Ports 10 Europe and the Brszis to
be given uP--eight millions of dollars to tho
French, and two millions TO the Spanisrds -
and the Enslilh 10 be expelled from their ports.
The treaty was on tbs point of being ratified.
when an Euglifh feet Of "a fab appeared off
Liibon, and advilsd its rejeefion---of ccurie the
tvs allied armies marched forward, and era this
Portugal mua have fallen. Capt. G.. touched
at Madeira ~ days fuce, when Inc inhabitants
were in the utmoE condemnation.
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Dissolution Of Paytnsxl6ip.

c-r TAKE NOTICE, that the Partner
sSip Of John Il tviifam ciark, HArrTEs, is
tha day difolved by MUTUAL CONTEXT. All
perfons indebted to faid firm, are requeRed 10
make Immediate payment; and all thsfe who
have any Demands. are de6ted TO preicnt them
for fettlenens --sas circumstances render an i'm.
mediate iettlcment Of ths concerns necefTary.
JOHN CLARK,
WILLIAM CLARK.
Wilmington
July 9, tsoi.( If
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Nottce is bere6y Glven,

To the TRUSTEES Of the POOR IL
fIeWeaAls County,

Newcastle County,
or That amsetipg Of the Board will Re hts
at the Poor Eoufs OF faid County, on tbs I'd
day Of September next, at ten o'clock, "a.
At which time and place, the Members OF the
Board are rsqasRed 70 give their attendance.
The Colleelors Of Poor-Tsx for tie currsnt
year, are afs netihed, that the fecond psymeut
Of the tax is due the Sib infant. TboEe who
may be found delinquent with the T'reafurer,
on the meeting Of the Board, mua expect their
Bsrds will be entered up, without refpsa to
perfons. The Rangers Of ,le feveral Hundreds
in the County of Neweaale, who have me-
gIeAed to pay over the Balance Monies for the
iale of Strays remaining 10 their hands ia the
Tresfurer of the Bpsrd, muR expeA TO be fued
for ne fame. on or before the day aforslaid. as
so other petfon or perfsuS are snthcrizrd to
receive faid BALANCES, other than the Trenlursr
of the Board ST Truaees of the Poor.
JOHN GROW, Sec.
Newcaels, ASld
Augua {, GOT.
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IN tehaif and in the.name Of the General
Assembly .fthe State Of Delawaye.

WHEREAS two-thirds of each Houfe
Of the General Affembly of this State, at
their FELTON, in January in the prefent year,
have, with the appreciation of the Cover
nor, deemed it neceaary to propofe an
Amendment to the Contribution of this
State, which Amendment is as follows,
70 wit:
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BaLTEMoRE, Angu& !

Exsra& Of letter frem an Americas gentles
man now is London, to his friend ia shis
y city, dated June ~.
s, SSne accouats favorable to France arrives,
Yesterday frsF Egypt, the Parsieulars I caonot
iafoym you, "a sheY are keps among great
soiks; il has, howevsr, given cheek to the
Iadia Rsck.' gs
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10 be Reafed,'

nv A good STONE-HOUSE, for
merly the property of Philip Bonfal, and
known by the name Of Pleafant Place !;
with fmoke-houfe, corn-crib, (barn, if re-
quird) fahling, and good water at the
door. ALTO,
A GOOD .BRICK.HOUSE,
With privilege Of Apples for family
ufe, and well Of good water at the door.
The above premifes are mott pleafantly
iituated OF the Banks Of he Brandywine,
% u -, i ~ Bride o and II.
Church, and commanding a profpea Of
the river, town, bridge, and creek here,
the paftiIne of angling may be fully en-
ioyed.- PofIefiion can be Immediately
had For terms apply to
JOHN vANDEVER,
on the Prenifes.
TuIv 29. If
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BOSTON. Jaly 90.

We we're yeaerday informed, BY eeaslt.
man from Salsm, that captain Crewninfhicld
arrived TIERS on Tuefday evening. ia az days
from AlgeGsas (near Gsibralrar and inform ) ii
the feeeiPr 81 intelligeucs there, thar The TIL.
poissa erlllztys he'd captnred ieyen isii IL Nor
theFn America ~eiIrs--
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Superhne cloths, fear.
let, blue, browA,
drab & mixed pieces
Ditto Kerieymere, va
rious eolours
Elegant Swsndown
aud Nfarfeilles
Black aud olive vel.
vets
Faucy cords & thick
ferts
Foreff cloths, blue
drab & grey
FIannels, white, red &
yellow
Fashionable gilt, plat
cd andhigh topped
buttons
Calicoss, Coarfe muf-
lin
Rofe blankets
Coating
Cotton & worried hofe
TlY..L .s &c
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earlier THAI was expected, fsund the daor faa-
sned, and that . rival III bic wife,s aft. a;ons
was withia; be knocked, but in vain me
dosrs continued cloled he then procured 4
Light and iome faggsts, and literally iss his
hsoie on ire. When the flames reached The
internal apartments, ths lady, with her para
mour, ruihed out in volume Of incke, and
child who was in bed was nearly fuifacat=d.
The heule was burned TO the grranS.
The annual tonnage Of the FaIt- India cans
Pany i' $4,000 tens 80 abe average Of the lais
fur yesrs.
The average Pssee freieAt Of the whole
aun6er of AliFs buit for the Indian commerce
ilnce the fyften of csmpetition vas eteahlifhed
IN 1895, namely, 10 bottoms, Is Isl. rs. I'd.
per tor to all parts; and eFea from this rate
deduction may be expected, if iude nxnt
Is to be Termed Of the average Of lhe iaa Is
ihifs engaged, whieh appears to be Iol. g..
I'd. per ten to all parts.
The peace freight of the old regular bst.
toms employed in the India comHsrcs. (as
diitinguilhed ffsm that of China in tie four
years preceding the adoption Of the new fyi.
tenn namely, IN i7sz, 1898, 1894 ara I7ss,
was,
lie Madras and Bengal 2sL los. res ton.
ts Bombay, HengzI, aad 1encsoIen al,
los. per ton.
TIE faIes Of the EAT India cotupasv,s
goods which, 10 February, 1898, we're sai-
mated at an average to snouat L. 4 oss co.,
amounted Ian yeas ahs fam Of 1897 .o66I
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By Wbolsjals Or RsfaN.

cf Th. fubfcriber has on hand, the follow.
ing articles jsf received by the late arrivals
from Europe, which he Offers for fale on mo-
derate terms,
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DOVER, JGae ,.

This mornieg at Ak o'clock failed flag Of
uce, With dipatcA from Mr.. ots, which
'sensa very urgent, for there not bring qSite
assr enough in the hsrber for tue eccvaoped
faels 10 lai, ii was immediately forwarded ia
a. opeu boat to Calais.
At eight o'clock failed padage vefiel for
~ llsis, having on board two or three Frsnch
fa' ailiep of diaissiisn.
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led lroos s,a,smi iaa stier to gsatishs'asf
10 his t0wn, and politely haaaed % Tor pub.
Hcatinp Il No. sn
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Fultiaps and velsefets,
Irih linens (6ne)
Calimancoes and du.
ranta,
Grapes & rattinetts
Tapes, bobbin, & pins
White and coloured
Threads,
Binding, all colours
Sewing Iilks, & twia
Coarfe lhawls
Book muail 6 cam.
brio, do.
Checks and RriPes
Ferrsts and galocns
Oil-Aoths
Gloves
Knives and forks
Fen knives
Flat & fpoon.end bite,
Sharp ditto,
Ivory combs
ther articles.
JOHN CROW.
, i8o1s an
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a gentleman in the neighsourhood Of Can.
bury, ssturOiag hsms isme eveuings Gaee
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES

21it January, 1901.
ReSoiUed, by the Senate and Houfe of
Representatives of the State of Delaware,
on General Afembly met, two-thirtis of
each houfe concurring, and the Governor
it the State approving thereof
That the following be propofedto the
Legislature to be elected at the next ge-
neral Election of Representatives, as
an Amendment to the Contribution of this
State, which, when the fame fhall have
been at leaf three, and not more than fix
months, before fuch general Election,
Pabliihed in print for the confederation of
the People, and ratified by three-fourths
Of each Branch Of the faid Legislature,
HALL be valid, to all intcnts and purpofes,
as a par + the faid Conititutiop. TO wits
$3.50 p 49, .'s..- 80 sass,
the fifteenth sed7ion Of the iixth article Of
the faid Contribution, and to infert in lieu
thereof, as the fifteenth fe6tion Of the 9th
article Of the fame, the following;
g The Chancellor shall COMPOSE the Or
phans'- Court Of each county, and eSeyeise
the Equity fVriSds6fion heretofore exeyci-
scd6y the Orphans Court, except as 10 The
adjusting ard settling Executors, Ad1nfui-
strotors and Guardians accounts, In zvdSch
cases hesdal2 hare an appellate. istyisdfftsosl.
fran tie ss,,se51ce or dscres Of The RsSaS5
This Court mag issue process throughout
the State, to compel the attendance of MT Z
1iessss. AebeaiS may be made fran tie
Cythans'- Co:trt, IN cases zohere that Court
has original Jurisdiction, to the Supreme
Court, whose decision shall be fnal.n
Extract from the Journal,
TIL. CLAYTON.
Sent for concurrence.
IN THE SENATE,
January %, 1901.
Read, and unanimously eoncurred in.
JOHN FISHER,
Clerk Of the Senate.
Approved I,y Me, the 3oth January,
1901,
RICHARD BASSETT.
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With variety Of other articles.
JOHN CROW.
Wilmington, March zS, Boz GIN
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