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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
The ioWyeign Ointment fer IKE E.I

Which Is warranted an iaial;lplr remedy am
application, snd may be vfed with rstltH f.,
on PFegnan, women or >oD infsrts week d
containing no; pafticls Of mercury, 81 any cls
dangerocs ingredient whateysS, and is rot 4
eompsnied with shst tormt5tisg fmtI, Mi!
atreuda Ne application !! other remedies.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
~ TAKE n oFscn IL. 3.
TSas ;. Kennedy, /tn.is a440'nttd re cry ass'e
for ALEXANDRIA.
m IIaMII.ToNs ELIXIR.

DR.. I4ANIlbIS N
foyereiga forCods, obfnate coughs. S 81.
mas, Catarrhs, Sore rhrca.s, and approaching toh
iumpsions. IS ~. Jes;.t
To Parents qpbs may bevt ebiidrtn e5'if7ed'0''1S
3 he HOPPING coUGHt
This difsoveryis OF the hrf magntuoe' as u Is a.
immediate relief, checks the pragres ana hols
time entirely removes the mott crgei oiorael
shdrcn are able-fhs Elixir is 20 perfectly agreeable
and the dofe 10 fmall that difficulty ARIES IN TAX
ing liz
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
DIR. Hamilton's
GLAND RESTORATIVE

u recon,mended as an invaluable nedlcne, Tot tE0
rpeedy relic and permanent Of the various com
plants wloh rerr frcm dfipated pleafures--luys5e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in climates untavosaole 20 inc
conatuton--the immoderate ule of tea tfequen1 m
toxicarion or any other defraetve 'ntemPeracf--t
unisiIfal e1ceive ule OF mercnryths greats
liar 20 females aa certain period Of iitebad iass III,
SC. &C..
And IS proved by long and ex.en've experience to &c
4 he curs vt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
ia NEs KENNEDY, SEN.

KING-STREET',
~ ESpEcFFUbLY iaornis th- pu5lie that ne mas
ES received, irofa LEE s. Cos Patsnc and ran y
S.s.ic;ac Ssore, Nsw-York freih Aiortmsas OF INC
Valuable Medicines,
With are in high eHeem and general nis thfougheae
the United States many Of them being iold eheapss
than the drugs OF which they are compounded eoaiS
Be parehafei at retail itere
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
Tooth .Ache Drnbs.

The oFiy remedy yet difcovsIed Which d
immediate aid iahing relief in the moi r.
iD0znces.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20

ehces are frsedy AID r,ruane,h. ~,
kin de!'catc'y fott and clear, il .,s,ra '' 4
P'exion, and reitorins the blaom o, ,e", s 'Ss'
falling TO render an ordinary com. rn s,l' "
tul, and an handfoire enc mors 70. "a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
FsW. {YEsATHERBURN.

I5hs Hoover, rope makers South Second hses't, Re
M3fy and Chritian itreets rhiiadcllhia, Velrntaly
m1ke5h oath as follcws, namely,
THAT his WIFE, Mary Hoover, was 10 ievcrs y a4'i'cF,
ed w,ha v;tiells reanatia very cap1trorig htNated
the eon(eoperce ola evere cold AFTER yrg in as TO re
cor6ned 70 her bed for feec-a weeks and length
reduced 60 the melancholy apprehension of remain
con Cor life, notwithstanding che moAr e me-
deal advice wasfolowed, and every probable 'e3iedy
attempted when ceng eVerai Cafes OF cures perform,
ed by {iamilons EEtce and Extract of Muifard thsy
were procured from Mr.. Birch, no. II, South SeeeHd
rees. The rlt her to walk sero's
the room, aud the eo one bottle retired her to Ter
siual rate oil heatha and RrenR'a
JOHN HOOVER.
S4vo.a ard js5ieri5td 5tfsre
EBENEzEK FERGUSON, Efq.
On. ef The jaaices If fbe PEACE far F@'a'
9elphia e0a7a-y.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
The Aa4dyrs Elixir.
Tor the cure 81 eyery kind oi head ache.

Indian KrgetabIs SpscIfc.
Afafs and fpeedy remedy for TIE Veneria1dfS
can ounce Of prevention is worth go.a,
cure
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20

I A z L w = K M.
Mr SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper on the Hdr-
ford read ten mics rem Baltimore began about twenty
months ago TO be grevou1y sRictsd with tape orn,
which ncrea{cd fa in ze and repgth TO as co eZoifs
the NOT horrid Ienlation by his writing motions and
iutnlerabe pains, refembng the gnawng andtearng CT
his bowels which deprived him CT his necelary leep
and esed uch deeadfl apprehenhons cannot be cen
eeived but by one in nlar tuaonhis appetite wait
ed rapidly and with that lis rengrh, 10 that ls was
unable to attend 20 any bufnels when ne heard OF
lome excellent cures performed by Fianirons worrn'
lozenge, he sook aarge dofc which brought away a-
beut FOUR YARDS Of the worm lnow in the poi.
FELTON, of Lee. S<co.) but renewa! Of his pains ioon
convinced him that this mon0us reptile had recovered
It's fra yigor-.App lcaon was made to Lee q Color
more Of their medicine, with their ADVICE ft III "Hh
7sulred the total expulicn of his formidable enemy, n
ever,l pieces, which he fuf?ctcd to be SIX or EIGHT
YARDS more. lew months have fnce eapied' ana
I,ir Fuller is now in perfect health. Tbs above iafs
are well known TO nurperoGs circle OF his ntighbors
and hirnielf viii crafty any who may WIN TO NIKE
further inquiries On the fubjed. Although Eamlton
worm lozeuges produce iuch powerful effects when
ntceary. ret they are perfectly innocent pnd mild in
Their operation the human body, even taken III large
d&ies as Mr. Fuller will te9ify-ther particular nad'
,ss is abundsay evident in innunerable cures OF m
fats.
C,mnauita.tl BY DR.. Jola Spasgler, 1S& 'sssH,
PeuaLylaasia.
y,etter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOTHER
niniaer CT the Mcravian church, in York town.
York, January 4tb, 1902
DEAR SIR, ~
Or. Han,ton's Ic1enges have been recosa'ncnded to
me as very adequate for the Of th:idFen
afflicted with worms, procured box for tbs ric o.
Ely family TO try whether b. mems OF tbs n'cdclre
raight be enabled to gaia point, whieh, to assom-
pin different oher means had proved abortive My
eTdch boy had very hckly appearance as very feiE
las at night grew eaner from time 70 time IN hcJfs
lie feemed to be IN precarons hate OF health, uN'ch
w,uld Weld 70 aore g.! the medicines adni;d!eFtd
until gave hin, two 8ofes Of ozcAges, agreeabiyto tie
directions; whith carried OF ubhance TO all appear
ance nqre nlucus Inc upon c4oie inGPecpa 2s.te re-
peed with very na living sn:ra4it. Net enc OF that
fort of worms wht ufuaity af children eaIHe tom
HIM Since that period he grew remarkably sester n
health, and though lean, has got AREA and ysy tc
p,. xiou. Upon dferen. occadops! hayc uisd :s ne
d;cine as purging fuhtute, and found It 10 at.er
exceedingly we'll, witkcut bringing belly aehe OK
any other d(agre-abe Gentions Il orcE o,cai"ned by
pnrging NJ ed:cincs Upon the which judge this me-
tc.ns 70 be- .bsGdes its Eip ohjec, osc OF the Tro
fautary esn fer retoring LOFT appetite and pIomotng
proper Gate Of digeaiop, BY carrying or ri'*t bilious
fp5aance, which cacenhcrs 70 muth indtrofsoc bOta
among children and adults.
am, Sir, ysur moA obedent farvant, as
Holm MOL IHER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20

Nsryons II,;f,rdgrs.i Violent cramps in the
Confunptions, homach Sna n6'N'
EeWnefs Of fpirits, lndigefion,
- SIS II appetite, 4 Melancholy,
ln9nn~;t~ of the blood, Goutin the fomaen,
Hgl}s,ical affections, ] Pains in the limbs,
Inward weaknciies, Seiaxauons,
SEMINAL weakreffes | Iuyolastary es1ifiions,
Flaorbus fur whtesl obainate glcees,.
Bar-eGhsfs, imPoteneY' o. ~ -. 81.
In cafes OF extremity, where The long prevaenfe aao
abainacy OF dfeafe has brcpghcn general import
ihuen Of the fyaem, escaaige debility OF the y o
frame, aud waiting of the Heh, whsh no n Gu,
ment or cordial could repair, Perirrersnce IN lt uas
Of this medicine has performed the r'oa aN0'-'''s
cures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
GASES OF CUR ES-
Nv HamjltOn's

NfORM DESTRO1ING L0ZENGES,
(SthRed from t5'glaadsJ tbe aatbsnt'f'!y ct
wbieb az, ptyon may a/csrlGia e'thf' BY l<'fer
or ftgfoant nttiteati7n.
T A p z. W OR M.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
For the prevention and cure CT billions lu3n2
nant fryers,
Is RECOMMENDED

DR.. Hams int Bilious Hi
The operation OF the.e pills IS PsristF H'5
70 as TO be ui-d with tafetJ BY Ps1f0ns I0aF
Gruation, snd ofeyefy age. :.
They arc excetIsD,!y adapted 10 cary 9TH
peIanons bile, sn6 prevent It's morbid Iecr::D@
to yefore ard amend the appetite: TO procH,
free perlpi5s:ion, and thcf;by prevent colds, VIZ
are efsea attended with fatal conis4uenc;
dofe never fails 10 remove cold, if takes on
hra appearance. They are celebrated for
moving habitnsl ccltiven.fs; fckOsls a, Inc
mach, 1and icyere head ache +; end onght 'O'
taken BY alg{'4rfons on change OF climate
~ Sold Iikewile by S. Pleafn,''
Richmond; Rofs and Douglas Re
teriburg; 7, Green, FrederckbuTa'nji
C. Purdie, smith6eld; NJ. oDt% Ss'
folk Dr.. Miller, WlncheHeF; e
Greenhow, FYillianlbuf9h; and j
Shaw, Eeeibnrg,
Septenhcr 4, .- 40 I1H
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PRINTED DAILY IN
RY SAMIIEL SAuNA1''
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

D.cenber IN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12
Ceafe, Matter, eead,, little mercy lend,

Ceaie, Matter, cea'e, little mercy lend,
Nor thus my reeizing iides iucelrlnt LAY,
l. ct thy iharp fcourge Ivy labring bones bsireEd,
Nor thus my efforts cruelty repay.
Since mornings da wn,near fnuricore m,es I've fped
And days meridian fcarcely now is DER,
Oh let me feck yonder ale houfe lhed,
That lowly fables hofptable door
And muts paisis ? On my trembling limbs
Yet fcon beneath your crue load nluii iuk;
My brain cen in faint delirun, TWINS,
For life fat verges deltruciion's brink.
Bred in thy fields, knew thy preience well,
And cverran thy fnoo,hing hand to greet;
Then iriisd along the daily fprinkled dell,
10 he~ thee early that my powrs were feet.
To pieaic thy fancy ] with patience bent
My velvet ear meet the IRONS heat,
And all the torturing whims which men invent,
10 tame and ihapc us 70 their ends complete.
Fed in thy pafure, with grateful fpeed
Have been the foremoa with the tuneful pack,
Nor hill, nor hedge, nor wall could e'er impede,
But iate ] bore thee on my faithful back.
When late at marts ami ,averns thou han Rad,
Thy tenle unequal to dire2 the road,
Ger the dark heash-hro' rutted lanes I've neirh'd
And orosght III tafety home my drowfy load.
OFT my dear MfTefs have drawn with care
! N'',h hc- G~--. h---l -, - .:r-- ri,--l
And thought nyfelf full proud when ite would fpare,
One look, one Fat, and call me her" poor TOOL -
with iuch charge for worlds had no, fell,
Nor giv'n alarm to thofe 10 dear to .hee--
Then let compa!Ion in thy bofom dwell,
Nor furious thus iucreafe my mifery!
Oh If intenperance in her wildef hours,
Has urged thee 90 prcpoTc the cruel bet,
My once kind matter! Grain more my pow'rs,
They fall beneath the arduous tan, that's let.
II true the doctrine which foTne fage. hold,
or 'ranimgration's jun and vengeful fate,
Oh think what horror will thy page unfold,
How wilt though fuifer in thine aIter'd ftate
This days bafe action then ihall rife in awe,
And doom thee to fon,e pannier'd af.'s lot,
lhy iides half fnihd and thy bacl, half raw,
Standing neglected near thy matters cot
Or Tome grim tyrant, bent peIf and blood,
May bring on .hee premature old age;
An oatcaa cripple, fell thee from his Gad,
10 meet the Golfers, ~ the fands,au's rage.
All dsst thou pauce---thy heel forget its itroke--
Too late thou mult confefs the deed accurn
Too late has mercy in thy heart awoke,
MY eyes grow dim, my mighty heart is buzz!
Farewell affected by my mournful tale
Some breads may feel the keennefs of remorfe
Aod ihouid my fare but turn competitions fcale,
A future raee may 5leis the Dying Horie
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McHMoND JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

III an adjourned meeting jcfhe R:ef,nond Y.,,ney
EtS,r COMPANY on 20. 2i!k stiy. 1906,
M hEREAS The Lsgiilat,re Of Virginia has.
~ithont the CONTENT ofths company proceeded
to alter the ae Incorporating the fame many ,Ien.
tai parts, by which it is deemed unGafe TO proceed
'uF'ner IN the Improvement plated the or;-
gnai formation OF die conpany aud that it is ALTO
improper to incur any additional expence pnder an
or6er OF the conroary dated the 9Th Februar, Ian
RESOLVED, Therefore, thar the P.eGlsnt and di.
reetors be requeted eauie the maehne to be put in
ase OF repair and fold. together with the negroes
aud o'her property belonging TO the company, and
'at hnal adjaitnent Of the affairs oil the fame he
brought to an immediate cloe; and that the Treafu
rer be requcfed call upon ticie member. Of ,b.
company who have no, paid their refpetaive reouG.
lions, to make immediate payment thereof
Extract from the Minutes,
ROBERT POLLARD, elk.
July Is. oag su,I
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
y y FIX .iif NSIoNS For the hca:t ;ss h si;z
family having difabled the fubfcriber from
abiding permanently at Norfolk, he has remov-
ed TO the city of Richmond, and fixed his Office
IN the houfe near the Capitol, lately occupied by
the Commiilioner Of Loans. He propofes to
Practiie law in the Federal Court, Court of An
peals, and Court of Chancery, in Richmond:
and viii continue alfo 10 pra6tife in the Chan.
Gerry DIitrIct Court of Williamsburg, and Diff
tret Court of Suffolk.
AuguR s,
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FaoM A LATE LONDON PAPEs.
TIE HORSE TO HIS RIDER.
AN ELECY,

Wriien b M, ht.fr, Of BotS, ard e9ei,1 t;o, bis
Poati1af da5c"H"' or TIE Journey ef LIE, atey
pnhijetd
Thee beautiful Veries. which do equal honour to
the head and heart of the author, were occafon-
ed ny the following, cireumfance: a few years d
GO, rich farmer, in the neighhourhood OF Bath,
was the unworthy poiieiior of mott valuable horfe
The farmer madea comfortable wager, thar the
noble animal would go from, Temple Gate q. BrC.
tol,to Hyde Park CornOr, in the courfe of few
hours and he performed the tat: as far as Rea-
ding with high ptomiie of his winning but
ihortly AFTER, the poor creature began to fail in
itrength aud bottom ~hip aud fpur were veo-
ronny applied, and the hi, net;ed racer died un-
der their goad and lan,ng!
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VALUABLE LOTS AT ROCKETS,
FOR

7HE Subscriber intending fhortiy for Europe !,
deilrous to fell the whole of his Property in this
City and neghborhood for the greateA part Of which
long credit will be given. The property at Rock
etts joins the upper wharf Of Mers. Picket Pollard
and Johnfon, extending in frat line upon the RE
yer, more than 400 feet, until bounded by the Mari
on's lfne; thence running northerly upwards of 700
feet till it the Main-5treet ul above the ware
houie, where it TO front of near 10 feet.
IL has alto front water nreet of $50 feet Or
thefe lots are two DWELLING HOUSES, aud on
the Main Street Store, with Smoke. fIoufe and
Stable
From the growing commerce Of the City, this pro-
Perty NUT ihortly increale very much in value IN
asmuch as it contains the whole fpace on which
wharves can be made, above the premifes Of Melrs.
Pickett, Pollard and Johnfon.
plat of the above property may be fesn, and fur
ther information reipeGng it, and bis other property
in the neghborhood will be given by the fubfcriber.
who will fhew the different preutes to any perfon
wifhing to Purshale.
A comfortable bargain may be had in any part Of
the above property for cath.
JOHN BANKS.
June %. Qf)
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FOR RENT

'HE TaS'e,w s. Land, at Kiae s. 1ue,n ,.,.;.
4 bo9f', syisb ali tie b9n7es f5er.mrfo 5eIeyg-
'Hs, (cffspf re fore botG, occupied BY myJcif:
ana t3s.%b9p Aatc!r ated @r DotFor's Nt4v5aH ana
Pend'sfoa.) Iris PLACE is "a svsN hqozvn in thr
nttE'ooHriag eo'siicJ, 10 be a prof.cSIs F.,nd fer
apsfn, that TO E.y ~sacb BY Teeo;,lsnead.,fion.
sooHla De "nneeiP4ry !; ITS 6ring tie Eat Of q
e8N7fy G"3 DiTriff Coayt, and ping on The mar
road, leading from Gieucsaer aad Na.bezy,,
f9I"fil5' 10 tie eitg Of Richmond. ciap il a con-
f"era6Ie adq'0nfGge oyer tie Taz,erns at eour.
82Zfe5 generally. 23e land attached To tbe ia.
g'sr", Is eepa5ie ejrrifldiag annually j,om l75 70
2oo eHr'efJ Of corn; ami from 800 TO 400 bun.
e" or sv6eas. I am Of opinion tbat THE fela
FoH'tH IS n0zo IN earn, is capable of b,,oIaeinr
GOO 0H0eHS Of 10Aeaf, ifput IN tbs enjiin, E4H IN
So'a time, 7plic6 i''iUi|s4ge zviN be ailozued IN
t1oIe e05o rem TIE place. j ka7,e v,gle 4eo bvA,
e" OF 9V6eaf fran tie Ea1!e Jfeid, ev6e, not re
f@rse 1r 80 acres, and ao0e ofn IN TIE bie5 rae
Of rnfftVNfi0n f6ef Il is at p,ejsnt. This biaee
tvmi be rented FIR fzv2 yeay5, and in all br,bg-
oifity' for f1vo yeary more a. the expiration of
me fiF feym.--I 1Val coutrui7 byioaf.iv zp;.b ..
ny Perjon qVil5iag to rent, and inot di6bsl:d of
~ t'e JFroHa MONDAY m September nexf il viii
f9en 1e lst up publicity at King 81 Queen corr
6o1ie' (it biing court day, Irented before nm
tnle, fn6Liek notice zUW 6e gi4en. fb1ly IA
Ro5rt Pollard, anil I5o5. c. R2oanst. FG,,,;rsr
rfiGiHs al King . Q,lrem eosr. bop,s, or tbe n6.
jtriber.
TRoMHc GIRNET7.
'"gge l. (14S.J
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AngnR s.
TO SPORTSMEN.

'PH 6sfRppbliL al ID. Bo7oiing Grsea, or TIE lob.
aeyJ o7o5ey mkt nm! brivgieiy diI1efd ofBffre
f64tH'eI TIE foLe7ving Stallion
RUZZARD--DARE DEyIL--A CHDUYE
A. ESCAPE, by Precipitate oft Of fiiier of Buzz
zard's--STORM, by Cormorant out of Darlington
mare.
After which about thirty thorough bred brood
Mares, Colts and FiIles The terms of Cle will he
made known i'll few weeks by
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK and
JOHN HOOMES,
Executors Of To5n Roooe5, Seed.
Augua I. If
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-ff meeting ee Dirt7Oy- qf %. Richmond Ivyzst.
Co1,pany, bsis ct Eayya,a HzAan tave,a in bs cit,
Of 1''FS"o"e' Q" 7'.sagy tie 2stb IF 54!y, 1906.
ESOLVED, That five dollars be paid on each
~ hare held by the Stock hnlders in the fad COM
ranY to Nathaniel Sheppard their trealirer on or be-
lore the lirit day of September next
Ref0f0Ha' That proportions be received from any
Perion5 inclined to undertake the work on The
uPihe until ti'e irt DAY OF October next and tina,
the fame be filed in writing with the clerk of rb c.
Pany by the Perfons making fuch proportions.
An extract from the minutes.
Augua 5. tIfssn,
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III inmoyiai BSrls, SU5o fecdh agrroqo eiyegg-
Hfaee, and neOsy yesri0cd any roy RaH a(el be IeG
Pd'|i'@,gf--bs GET osgiea o. ne 0y.lId esiaisa II
bseff9ifian.
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lad IS atres under rofrs never obtained NOR. than
drIns per 100 ID. of iowersin many parts OF y
Tn ,he rafrings Of fanjal Wood, api in others lin
Cafhnlire particularly f'veee.fccnted graf, uGd
to enereafs the qcarity of,hc Altar; but it is, co=
ieqnen;iy. Iefs pure The Arar, or O,to, is the
crsan or fcum, WHICH floats Oh the role water when
it cdels, alter utilization. Land pap.
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NE subf-riber has large quantity of very
good BRICKS on hand, which he will fell on
moderate tsrms:-
Atso--sx or Geven thoufaud weight Of msnu'ac-
fured TOBACCO. he will fell low for cath, or il,
exchange for goods.
JOHN TINSLEY.
July 8. (tf)
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TbxyIaay, april 10.

0AD6"Jt "y'"S go
On motion of Mr.. Mac Creefy, Rtfsf0ed,
That the Speaker be requefted to inform the exc,
cutivc of the fate of Maryland OF the refghatlou
/ Of Joieph H. Nicholfon, Representative ct thai
faic.
The houfe took into confederation the amend
ment, Of the conmattee of the whole to the bill
authorizing the fate of Tennedee to ifue grants
and perfect titles TO certain lands therein deicfio.
ed: and TO fettle the claims to the unaPProPri'
ated lands within the fame.
Those amendments having besn>sgreed 10,
Mr.. Blatkledge offered anew sec:iop.-" That
this act fhal not take eject until the legisatu re
Of North Carolina fhall pass an act giving theil
assent thereto
In support CT this motion Mr.. Blackledge tpoh
al comfortable leugth, to ihewtha1 the billfwooia
be an infringement ofthe compact between th'
United States and North CAfolina, without tht
provifon.
The adoption Of this fcai On was also support
ed by M 4iIrs. Bount and Alexander and opposed
BIZ Mefsrs. 7. C. Smith and Alfcn4
The yeas and nays being required on 1t, were
yeas II, nays -.
MI. Alton then moved the following proviso.
>Proyid q nevertheless that nothing in this ac'
contained E,sl be SO conhraed as to imPar the
.proyifions of the aa of North Carolina ceiling 60
til. United Ststes, certain wefefn lands.
This motion was. disagrced to, ayes thirty
four.
When the bill was ordered TO a third reading
to. morrow.
On the motion o. MIR. ]. Randolph the hou'c
resolved itself inso a committee of the whole Nh.
I. G., Smith in the chair, on the bill making aP-
propria tons for the upport of the navy Of the y.
States TOR the year 1896.
Confederate debate arofe on the fcveral items
of appropriations propelled to be made, which,
together with the various motions made, we will
hescaiser give at full.
The bill was ordersd 20 third reading en- Sa.
turday.
On motion of Mr.. J. Randolph sLe houie re-
folved itfeis into committee of the whole, Mr..
Gregg il the chair, on the bill to prohibit OH.
GERS Of the army and navy, from holding q ex.
erciGng Any civil cfBee
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w CHUcSUoH, ]iPfb -
Mr.-g. C.. Smith from the committee OF
claims made report on letter OF VIM.
Eaton, concluding with resolution that
the proper accounting officers be author
ised and directed to se.slc the accounts g
subsis,ing between the United States. ana
William Eaton, late consul OF the Un'tea !.
States at Tuais, under the direction OF
the secretary Of state; which resolution
was agreed to, and referred to the commit
tee of claims TO bring in bill who dur.
inc the sitting bro't in a bill authorizing
the settle ment Of accounts between the
limited States and William Eaton, which
was referred to the com mlttee OF the
whole TO. morrow.
The speaker laid before the house a
letter from .sToseph II. Nicholson, resign
mo his sea. as member of the house.
MI. Gregg from The committee on pub,
lie lands, made areport on the petitions OF
,undry officers and representatives OF 9TH
GERS. who served 10 the British army In the
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The cok,:sit.ee role AID rs;r:ssg..2eaa &,
ment TO the bill. 'aas
The houf: inmediatel, coaEaer;d d.,
port.
Mr.. N. Williams moved tia. ,he big 49,,
be,prntea. '4a
This motion was fappor'ca by M,sI. n
Williams, R. Nelon, and Sloan, and o,, !, !, !
by-MeGss. ]. Clay, and ]. Randol2h; sp ss1 ~
agreed to--Ayes 81, Noes s.. w.
Mr.. N. Williams linen moved to anna,
the bill by adding to it the following n.
viso: ="
Provided, That this act shall no, 80.
any officer now holding an Office uudr, ~
constitution or any existing law of ibeIr II
States. ~
This amendment was supported l..
Messrs. N. Williams, r. Nelson ~
Smile; and opposed by Mvssrs. /. R,n
dolph, r. WhueEi!l, Dawson, Isck,an
and Quincy.
Mr.. Rhea of Tennessee, opposed boz,
the amendmen, and the bill.
When the question was taken BY y.,,
and nays on the proviso, which was nes,
tived-Yeas 36-Nays 66.
And',he bill ordered'to third reading
Tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. d. r. Williams, Re-.
solved, That the secretary Of the navy ),
directed to lay before this house an es,.
mate Of the respective sums necessary 10
be appropriated for repairs Of vessels,
store rent, pay OF armourers, freight, and
contingent s1penees Of the navy for tho
year 1906.
(Ds5ote in curse.