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FOR SALE,
At public auction. BY PRossER and MoNcURE,
Se0en HOUSES and LOTS
~ THE clrY or nIcnMoNp.

IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
NNE house and lot between the bank and bar.
~ racks so By 20 feet, with rooms, com.
p!ete cellar the size of the housc-one story OF
stone, one OF brick and two of wood-a smoke
house. dairy, two story kitchen, fowl house
and necessary, I'll built of brick dur,ug the las,
fa!l---a stable for eighteen horses, built Of wood
The lot is walled in with brisk. with paliugs Of
the best materials on he wall. This stand rs in
feror 10 none in the city OF Richmond as a board
ing house, public house, or FOR 1 private family
lived IN the house for years. and during The
assembly was grounded with company. ! he a.
bove desirable hcase will be sold, on Wednesday
the 20th of August, .at twelve o'clock--one
fourth of the purchase money III 50 days. one
fourth in 100 days. for negotiable notes III tho
bank or Virginia well indorsed, the balance in
three annual payments, with deed o. trusr on
the property TO secure the payments; posses sion
given immediately. At the same time and place
will be sold. about twelve or fifteen hundred dol
lars worth Of FURNITURE, at 90 days, for ne
goti2be notes well endorsed
The oiher six houses are on the hill, near Dr.
GreeHhow's and MIR Nice's property. There is
= twO story brick house d. by 90 feet complete
IL finished. One other house 80 b. l8 feet built
of wood. Four othcr houses 10 by 10 feet, with
good brick chi.nnies, all OF which will be in COM
p'ete order b. the day OF sale, aud well painted
de lot TO every house is well inclosed with pai-
9afdsnIpS spots. These houses will be sold, on
ths tenth day of September next the sale will
take place at twelve o'clock--one fourth Of the
purchase money IN 90 daJ S, with negotiable notes
III the bank Of Virginia, one fourth the FIRST Of
June next, and the balance in one, two and three
years with deed of trust on the property 10
secure the payments Any bonds, notes or ac-
counts which justly owe, that are now due, will
be received in either payment-any that are not
due, VIII be received in either nF fre ,,avn,ep,
nearest the slime Of their becoming due, If pre-.
scented on the day OF sale. Ny principal res son
for selling the above property is, L have purchas.
ed an estate in the lower country and intend nIov-
ingto It ~ Christmas next all claims agai1st
Ine hope viii shortly be made known, that /
may scttc them 70 the wish Of my creditors and
AL those indebted 10 nc, trust, viii without de.
lay, come forward and pay off what IS due me,
as feel a desire 10 close accounts with every
person as speedy as possible.
John p. Shields.
August I2ih, 1906 ties
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ST. PAUL,

eeSy,s~rSs "a beautiful sorrel horse, Is hands
x s:laSsts 3 inches high, remarkable for his
.Ehtc ~ elegance, beauty strength and fine
W. Sa.sissx bSne will stand the ems uiny sea-
Son, al my plantation on James river, generally
known by the name of Aiaiden's Adven,drc, a.
bout miles above Fine Gi eek mill, and miles
below MiChanx's ferry, IN Powhatan county, to
cover mares At twenty-five dollars the season,
which will commence the first of March, and
expire the FIRST OF August e Extraordinary good
ana extensive pasturage gratis, but no liability
fof accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
their mares fed, may be furnished with corn at
the market price. for which cash most be sent
with the mares-as also, notes OF hand for the
due payment of the money fer the season.
" b Twenty dollars. paid OH or before the
third Wednesday III November (being Powha-
tan court day. will be received as full compensa-
tion OF the above, with half dol. to the groom
This beautiful horse, St. Paul, as raised by
the Prince OF Wales, and got by his horse Sal
rari. who was got by Eclipse that covered at
SuO Suineas the season-his dam Virago by Snap
---his grandam by Regulns. our of sister to
Black and all Black. and was thought to be the
best runner of his time-he won several large
stakes, among which was the Derby, 1888 beat.
Ing Dungannon. Volunteer, Phenomenon, Con
yates, and several otherS-he was the sire of
Whiskey. who at 5 years Old won 1850 guineas,
also OF Whip, Royalist, Peeping Tom General
Conner, Sylph. Septem, Caroline, Tiffany, Lau.
restina, St David, Sprightiy, Queen of Sheba,
Span<away, Rose, Sweeper, Clytus, Coal Nier-
chant, Pickpocket, Oscar, Ambrosio, Pretty
Patty, end several others of the first rate run
ners. St Pau's dam Purity WAS got By Match'm.
who Covered for several OF the last years of his
lie at SO guineas marc--her dam the Old
Squirt mare, of as great fame perhaps. as a good
breeder, as any mare in the kingdom-she was
ihe dam Of Virgin, Dido, COnundrum, Ranthos,
Enigma. Miss Timms, Pumpkin, Maiden (who
was dam Walnut lie Sang, RasseIas, Purity
and several Others Purity was Ike dam of Hoci
ingham, Archibald, Fnzwiliam, St Paul and
several others Several certificates of ST Paul
as good and cure foal geuer may he seen at his
stand THOMAS HARRIS, liz.
Powhatan city, March 1st. 1906. If
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PARIS, June 6
TREATY.

Concluded az Paris, on The 24lh May
1906, between Napoleon Bonaparte, ard
the representatives Of The Batavian Re
public.
" His Imperial and Royal Majesty Ma
poicon, emperor of the French and King
OF Italy, and the Assembly Of their High
Mightincss the Representatives Oft Ia
taviar Republic, presides by his Excsllen.
cy the Grand Pensionary, accompanied by
the Council Of State, the Ministers and
Secretary Ct State, considering,
], That from the prevailing turn oI
mind, and the actual organization Of Eu
rope, a government without solidily, ard
certain duration, cannot fulfil the Obi q
fol whicb i, is instituted.
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and warriors of the Indian nations a
Goresaid, have hereto set their hands
and seals.
CHARLES JOUETT. O. 81
OTTAWA.
Nekeil, or Little Otter, his =
mark, G. s.
Kawechewan, or Eddy, his mark, o. s.
Mechimenduck, or Big Bowl, his
- mark. G. 81
Arbaway, his x mark, e. s.
Ogouse, his - Hark, O. 81
Sawgamaw, his < mark, G. s.
Tusqoagao, or NJ Calty, his X
mark, e. 81
Towdawganic, or The Dog, his y
mark, IL s.
Asliawet, his x mark, Ct. 50
CHIPAW.f.
Macquettequel, or Little Bear, his
x mark, e. s.
QuiIchonequit, or Big Cloud, his
- mark, O. s.
Queoonequetwabaw, his SE mark, G. s.
Oscaquasaun, or Yourg Boy, his
= mark, O. s.
Monimack, or Cat Fish, his X
mark, e. 50
Tonquish, his X mark, g. 81
POTEHIF.fTTlIl.
Noname, his y mark, O. 81
Mogswh, his X rna'k, O. s.
H'YiND0T.
Tarhee, or the Crane bis * mark, O. 81
Mere, or Walk in Water, his x
mark, G. s.
Thaleyyanayoh, or Leather Lips,
his y mark, G. 81
Harroweuyou, or Cherokee Boy,
his = raark, o. 81
Fschauendah, his X mark, q s.
Tahune hawetee, or Adam Brown,
his < mark, IL s)
Shawruu,hic, his = mark, o. s.
OlUNSEE e DEL.aIFfRE.
Puckconsittond, his * mark, f. 81
Paahmehelot, his y na,k, e. s.
PamO%st, or Armstrong, his X
mark, L 81
PaPpeileloud. or Beaver Hat, his
p mark, L s.
ShHW.AWEE.
Wcyanurseawow, or Blue Jacket,
his = mark, r. S
Cutheaweasaw, or Black Hoff, his
= mark, e. s.
Auonasechla, OF Civil Man, his x
mark, Il 81
Isaac Peters, his y mark, IL 81
Signed in the presence of
I'm. Dean, C. II. L, c.
j. b. Mower.
1 ". fsa @s"'' 1arerrreters.
Nm. baker,
Israel Bgland,
h. Brush.
Now THEREFORE,, 10 the end that the
said treaty may be observed and perform
cd with good faith on the part of the u
nited States, have caused tie premises
10 be made public, and do hereby eDioiD
and require all persons bearing Office, CT
vii or military, within the United States,
and ali others, citizens or inhabitants
thereof, OF being within the same, faith
fully 10 observe and fulfil the said treaty
and every clause and article thereof.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have caus-
cd the seal of The United States, to
be affixed TO these presents, and sign.
cd the same with my hand.
Done a. the City of Washington, on
the twenty fourth day of April, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
bundred and six, and Of The indepen.
dence Of the United States the lhir.
teth.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
By the President,
JAMES MADISON,
SecTPfurv Of State.
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twenty four thousand, nine hundred and
ninety four dollars five cents:
For clothing, eighty.five thousand dol
lars:
For bountics and premiums, fifteen
thousand dollars:
For the medical and hospital depart,
ments, twelve thousand dollars:
For camp cqdipage, fuel, tools and
transportation, eighty.Gve thousand dol.
lars: .
For fortiications, arsenals, magazines
and armouries, two hundred and eighteen
Thousand, five hundred and forty-two dol.
lars, ave cents:
For purchasing maps, plans, books, and
instrumenls,' ore Thousand five hundred
dollars:
For the contingent expenses of the war
depar'ment, eighteen thousand dollars:
For the pay and subsistence of the COM
mand nis in louisiana, six thousand and
sixty dollars, sixty-seven GEMS:
For the Indian department, ninety.six
thousand six hundred dollars:
Sec. 9. and be it further enacted, That
The several appropriations herein before
made, shall be paid and discharged, first,
out Of any balance remaining uIcxpend
ed OF former appropriations for the sup
port OF the military establishment, and
secondly, out OF any monies in the treasu-
ry, not otherwise appropriated.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker OF the Hous. Of Representatives
S. SMITH,
President OF The Senate pro.tempore.
April IS, lS05.-APPRovED.
TIL. JEFFERSON.
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United States, SO ing as they shall de-
mean themselves peaceably.
II, Gyitness zohereof, Charles Jouet,, Esq,
commissioner on the part Of the
United States and The sachems, chiefs
and warriors of the Indian nations a
foresaid, have hereto set their hands
and seals.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-16
AN ACT

1or erecting certain light housss an the afate
or Iba8SGchnsetta I; for budding q beacon
" nfer, az Bridgehort, in !hs STATE 81
Co"meeticw and for firing buoys in
L'"ih'fco sound, in lhe state If North
Carolina.
Be IL enacted by Tie Senate and House
If R<hyeaen,aHues Of Mc United .sfqses
81 America, IN Congress assembled, That
The Secretary OF The Treasury be, and he
IS hereby authorized and directed 10 cause
10 be erected the following light houses
IN the state Of Massachusetts
Cne on Franklin island. at the mouth
OF 81. Georges river, in the district ol
Maine.
One on West Fassamaquody head, al
Inc entrance into the bay and harbor OF
Fassams quody, in the distriGl Of dame.
And . double light house at or near
Chatham harbor, on the back Of cane
Cod.
Provided sufficient land for the accom-
mediation CT the said light houses can be
obtained ct reasonable prices, and The
legislature of Massachusetts shall cede
The jurisdiction over the same TO The y
nited States, And the secretary Of the
treasury is hereby authorized 10 agree
Tor The salaries, or wages, of the persons
who may be appointed by the Presiden,
Tor the superintendent and care of said
light houses, and otherwise tn provide for
The same, al The expense of the United
States.
Sec. 2. .4'rd be al further enacted, That
The SECRETARY of The treasury be, and he
rs hereby required 10 cause a beacon, or
pier, to be erected near the mouth Of the
haibor OF Bridgeport, in the state of Con
necllcul aud 10 cause buoys to be 6xed
on Bluff Shoal, Royal Shoal, north west
Shaddle' and south west Shaddle, in The
waters Of Pmptico sound, in the state Of
North Carolina.
Sec. 3. md be ii further enacted, Tba,
there be appropriated, for defrayinp The
expense of erecting each of the aforesaid
hight houses, the sum OF FIVE thousand dol
lars for the expense of ere cling The said
beacon, or pier. the sum of one thou sand
dollars; and for the expense of fixing the
said bUoys, one thousand dollars, 10 be
paid, Respectively, out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise pptopriated.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
S. SMITH,
President Of the Senate pro-tempore.
April 81, So6.-APFRo OVID
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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SrSs,s-rfNs VA beautiful sorrei horse, IS hands
x ssaSses. inches high remarkable for his
go, ~ elegance, beauty, strength and fine
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was Disagree! to by the. H.,r.. or D.,..
gates; on nation, ortiered. lba, the III,
ther consideration OF the said hill ,,d !,
'renument be postponed to the S,st day
OF MSEch'next,-- Ayes 7s-Nocs 60.
The house proceeded 70 cnnsi,l .r the =.
mendmsn's proposed by The Srna,. to tn.
Dill TO amend the aet, entitled, an aet.
airec'ins the nethed of proceedinr in
courts OF equity against Dissent drh,ors &
other absent defendants, and for settling
inc proceedings on attachments sya;nst
aosconding debtors; and the same he;ry
read, were agreed to by the house with
several amendments.
Inc house proceeded 10 consider the
amendments proposed by the Senate to
the DILL to prevent slaves being brought in
70 TINS commonwealth; & the same being
read were severaily agreed To by. the
mouse, cxcebt the sixth amendment, Ia
'ne said bill, which was disagreed to by
the houss.
he ayes and noes on the question of
agreeing TO the 9sh amendment were
Ares-o4 Noes-6s.
The said 9Th amendment is in the C,,-
lowing words, TO wit, "And. be it further
enacted that 1t any slave hereafter eman-
cipated shall remain within this common.
wealth more taan twelve months after his
or her right to free .3on shall have acc,u.
ed he or abe shall forfeit all such rivh,.
ard may be app,ehended add sold by the
oyerseers OF the poor Of any csun,v ar
corporation in which he or she shall b.
found, Tor the benefit Of the poor of sucf,
county or corpoi alton"
The house proceeded to consider the
amendments 1T The Senate to the reeo;u-
ton, APprobatory of The canduc, Of Jonn
Rage, esq. late Governor Of this common.
wealth and the snme being read, y.re
agreed 10 by the house.
Tho SAID reso ution, as amended. irin
the following words -
Received. unanimously, that the Gene.
raj "A sembly OF Virginia, sensioie Of the
zeal fidelity and diligence with which
John Page, Esq. late Governor of tb;s
commonwealth, discharged the duties
OF his oihce; feel it tribute Of respect
due to his great merit, to express. as
well their appreciation OF his cansiuGt in
That oiiiee, as their gratitude for his
past services.
Ordered, that the clerk inform the
Senate thereof.
"A motion was made that the House
come 10 the following resolution:
Resolved, by the General Assembly.
that the Auditor have leave of absence
from the city of Richmond during the
2reseat year for two months.
On motion, ordered, that the said re-
solution be laid on the table.
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RICHMOND pRICF CIlpprNr

Inc Oil To prevent slaves being
Drought into this commonwealth" has
passed both Houses Of the General As.
.emby, and goes into operation on the
| ST day of May next. A section of This
act provides, "fhat if any slave h.reaf.
ter emancipated shall remain in This
commonwealth more than twelve month.
" after his or her right to freedom shall
shave accrued, he or she shall 70, felt al,
=" such right, and may be apprehepdeJ s.
"sold by the overseers of the Door of,nv
county or corporation in which he or
" she shall be found, for the benefit NJ
the poor OF such county Or corporation"
The JsAosUing Resolutions jsqssed fle Hmm.
Of Delegates, on Saturday, aa4 nan. ~,
sent 10 me Ss~nte for concurrence -
i" Whereas great ioconveniences hev.
arisen to the community from the i'm.
mense accumulation of bushes. in the
courts oil Chancery and the court of An.
peas IN this Commonwealth ard where
an, these evils result from the defective
ORGANIZATION and arrangement of the Su.
ferfor Courts, which mischiefs can only
be remedied oy All eifeStaal and radio u
reformation of our Judiciary system
heH therefore Resofvcd, Tina, Csorge
Wr'h", Spencer Roane. st. George Trcl.
er, Francis L. Brooke, Robert White. A.
sxander Snyih, Philip N. Nicholas, Ed
tPuod Randolph, John Wickham, Gentoe
Hay aHd Daniei Call, be appointed com.
miss'opers to prepare and d-afi such plan
Tor the reformation aud amendment or
the present judiciary System of this Com.
monweaiih a. to them shall seem most
likely 10 remedy the existing evil. in the
same and that sucnpIan, when prep,.
red. shall be published b, the Executive
TOR the consideration Of the people of this
Commonwealth.
Ind De it further Ressfved, That The
Executive are hereby required to cal! IN.
on .he said commissioners and TO reou-st
OF them to prepare plan in pursuance
OF the foregoing resolution and to Gnr.
nish thn same tn the Executive so soon as
the SAID commissioners shall have prspa.
red it.: and the Executive are hereby
required TO publish the same so soon as
they shall be furnished with /, by the said
| com naisslOners."
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For Sale.
THE subscriber will s.U a. ,>,,,,1;

NE subscriber will sell at public
Z Sale. on rhe Sth day of March-Tha
TRACT OF LAtF-, .whereon he now lives,
lying in Halifax CO NIFTY. Containing y es,i,ns.i'
or about 700 acres. There is on the above ira a
as mueh cleared land as viii employ six OF eissl,
aanas 70 advantnse-a large two stor, house.
having three rooms and a passage on the love-
Moor with the SAWS number on the upoer-a
COOL Kitchen. W osk hcusc, granary, s,abl.. and
all other convenient oat houses-aI.s. 80
MILL on small stream, which ads Consider.
ely 20 the value OF the place.
On he same day and place, will BE- offered for
sale IS valuable SLAVES, consis.ino of 49,,
woH'en and childrea.-Be,ween 80 and 40
mead OF Gae,e-aDout ) or head of Horses.
among winch is young stus, four wear. I'D
next spring OF the Medley blood-also. b;oh
bred Mare by Old Doomed, six years Old ney,
spring. and horse colt OH, of the said ma
GOT by WhiP' ay year old in the spring.
the terms of the sale will h.. one h.,r :, .,,h
ana tue balance IN two instalments of nine and
twelve months. The sale will be ON the land
January 10. 1906. rS'.
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f't,p. sho,,'d no. ins'ice he done US.
This Is done under he Eff. staton of 4 so.
| ci'uie for the " preservation of private
property and mercantile credit from vi.
olatiou." The English ofwhich is, YOU
msy eio any thing you choose, executive
aGd ies'sia.iye-but do what is most IF
ieSsnal--you must no, embargo, for that
was revolutionary movement. You must
not encourage non importation, for the !.
collins of l775 and l776 did that: Won
must not sequestrate debts, for the power
and The RICH, 10 do that has been claimed
and exercised only by EngIand-in the
case OF Holland, France, Spain and Anne.
rica, any thing else you may do, because
you cannot Go any thing else SO easy or
"a likely to be effective. This is the
sense Other address, and the measure of
their wisdom and patriotism.
There is an absurdity in the address
winch might be excused in schsol boy,
ou. either proves the merchants of Phi.
iadelphia to Be some of M'Kean's ignera.
muses., or some of Muhlsnb:reh's frsut
they very gravsly inform the presiden,
and Congress (no doub, thinking that ssey
know no better) that it is from ,heir IN.
dnsfTy dad rTterf'rize, the rovenus of the
nation IS collected 1t is disgusting to
see men presumed to possess unders tand-
ing-and who ough; to possess II, so lii,
tie regardful of common ,enSe and of he
Contempt which such false assumptions
must excite for the understanding of the
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FOR THE ARGUS.
csscluDiNo ANSWER TO "c1r,sEs.,

LIE misrepresentation which appeared
IN your last Ius'day paper under the Six.
nature " Cftfzea," requires short answer.
Tie says, ihadiscittoSed that there uas nor a
RATIONAL or civilized being. 4vho could reoHy
entertain dou6f, as to he herucrous con-
sequences Of gambling, much less that therr
cauld De found ia our country, a a Individual
T,he zpffh ihe 6oLiness Of iCivis, zvsuid dare
20 recommend 10 The legislature IT'S ha,rcnage
ard so!sraHon. AL this is denied-no such
recommendation was given, and If IS Gu
zen viii read the article TO which he al
lndes, he will find himself mistaken,
y Ciuzen next says, thas .gamins is a Dice
and deserpes PUNISHMENT. The answer TO
tins is, that the laws now in force are not
adequate TO The purpose. Ciyis proposed
an alteration (; Citizen condemns that and
Offers no other.
II it is the sense Of society, that gam.
bling ought to be restrained, then the
law should be equal to the cad. If.nc;.
ETY. entertain different sentiments, then
1t would be more prudent, to TAX i, highs
iy than to drive those who pursue the
practice, to such expedien.s and expenses
as have been stated. The writer of this
isels no personal anxiety upon the sub.
Jeet; he knows very little of the PRACTICES
OF gaming and though he is no, seyo-
tee, yet he is not inclined 10 censu,S
those who end pleasure in this occupati.
on. From all that he has heard, flor he
knows very ht,leI he believes tina, I,ra-
w tax by way Of licence, would have a
better effect, than any mode heretofore
adopted but II is likely that upon fur
Their examination he might abandon this
opinion and adopt some other-as much
as he intends by these remarks, is to- in.
dase men oil power and influence to take
this subject under their consideration.
and when the public sense is known, lie
make laws adequate 10 the erd.
CIVIS.
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TtrsIrv. january 81.

The house again went into csnmi:ce
eF The whole on Mr,Slosn's resolution Tor
imposing tax Of ten dollars upon every
slave imported into the United States.
Mr. Clark spske in favor Of the amend
ment offered by AIR Dana. Mr. SIcan
opposed it. Mr. Dana replied Mr. AL.
sion advocated the amendment. Mr..
Macon spoke against the resolution. Mr..
Nelson and Mr. Southland spoke in favor
of the resolution.
When the question was taken on Mr..
Dana's amendment, and passed in ,he
nega;ive-Ayes 50.
MIR Early and Mr. Bedinger then spoke
against the resolution, and MIR Bro.m. &
MIR Sloan in favor of n: when the com
miitce rose about O'Clock without hav
ing taken tbs question, and Obtained leave
to sit rgaiu.
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Efdap. January a4th. lsos.

<'fddy, Jdnuoyy 24fh, 1906.
a communication from the Senate by
their clerk.
The Senate insist upon their amend
ment proposed 10 the bill, to amend the
aet, ior further continuing and amending
the hci, entitled. an aGt, for reducing into
one the several acts concerning execute
ons and for the relief Of insoIvent debt.
ors.
They have passed the bill, to amend
The ACT, entitled, an al, directing the me-
thod approaching in courts of equity a.
gsinN absent debtors and othsr absent de.
PENDANTS; and for settling the proceedings
on attachments against abscondine d. bt.
ors.--Also. the bill, to prevent slaves be.
ing brought iDto this commonwealth, with
amendments to each.--And they have a.
greed to the resolution approbstory Of the
condua ct John Page, esq. late Governor
oil this commonwealth, with amendments,
to which several amendments to ths a.
ioresd bills and resolution, they request
tke concurrence Of the House of Dele.
gates.
The house proceeded to reconsider the
amendment proposed by the Senate to
the bill, to amend the act, for further con.
s'nwng ard amenTipg the ael, entitled, an
act, Tor reducing into one the several a6ls
conceFniDg cxeeutions and for the relief