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accustcm our oountryrncn TO contcmnletf
the result. A war ofterritoriaf defence & IF
maritime annoyance committed 10 individual
enterprise, would NOT cost much money tn
the nation, nor add much to the national
debt. 1t is said, that we could fit out $500
fast sailing privatccrs. Let us recolIect the
virtue OF our fathers and prepare for the
worst. MENT(,R
The Editor of the =. Boston Repertorv'
Processes to treat his patrons with series of
structures on the Presidents MESSAGE. Asa
Tec!n'en OF the accuracy of this gentleman
On all occasions and more especially on the
present, take the following curious cuachro-
ntSm. Mr.. Jefferson knew, what every man
IN the community knows, that until the M.
tan Decree was issued. which filed Ameri..
ca with alarms as to the consequences, cur
commerce never was in more fiourishins~
or unen6a'rdsse6 state" Now, thisdecla.
ration must appear somewhat curious to
the tederalists. 1t sounds like apostacy to
their usual system. For, here have they
been necessarily toling to trace all our COM
merciai embarrasSments to the Berlin decree;
proving that these aggressions never were
SO great, and that these amply justified G..
6ritain IN passing her retahating Orders of
Conncil-& now, comes this laundering gen
tlernan, and with one puiFblows thei, Whole
castle of cards TO atoms For he saws thar
the Berlin decree, had no effect upon our
commerce. The cause of this blunder how
ever, soon leaks out. g In this (Milan) de-
cree, Mr.. acquiesced year, before Eng
land issued her retahating Orders" That
is; decree, whichwas past one year, after
the Orders in Council, was past one year.
before these Orders. This gen leman indeed
appears completely ignorant of the distinction
between these two DEGREES. In fact, the name
of the Berlin decree is not yet seen among
ms structures. Really. Sirs. YOU should have
this Pert Tory a little better drilled.
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: Battle IF the Cogybcns.
t Mde,1enCisnce.

EUST PUBLISHED, by Samuel Peasants, ir.
Richmond. the second Volume of the RE
USED CODE, containing 500 pages super-royaI
octave, bound to match the first vol-price to
auDscribers S 5, to non-subscr5ers 6 g.
Being collection of all such acts Tie Gene
RAJ Assembly Of Virginia, of public and per-
1901:
TO Ttith are aAisd appendices containing,
A compilation Of thtsseveral laws for the estab-
iishmcnt OF the James River, Potow-rnac, Ap-
pomattox and Dismal Swamp Canal Compa-
Eies,
Laws concerning the Northern Neck,
lltles of acts, authorlsng the establishment of
Turnpike Roads, and the erection OF FOIL Bird
ges,
"A compilation n. the several acts concerning the
Mutual Assurance Society, against Fire ON
Buildings,
Acts and Resolutions Of general nature, which
were omitted in the revsals of 1894 and 1903.
Laws concerning waste and unapproprated lands
on the eastern and western waters,
Laws establishing ferries,
Laws concernngth the public guard,
Tides OF private and local acts--And
n taDc Oh ullCS, iOFleiLtss 80, IcftH1ta,.
ments designating such as are to the use OF
the Commonwealth such US go towards les
SEEMING the county levy such as belong to in-
dyIduals and such as are appropriated to a.
ny particular object
Win q complete iHdex 10 the ghoie
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COMMENTATORS.

The following letter from the Governor to Col.
kenno, removes doubt, which it seems is enter
tanned by MANY its publication, therefore, may
ee OF public utility. 1t is therefore hoped, it may
find place in your paper.
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respect for yourself, and TIE body over which
you preside.
Sir, your obedt Servant,
WIN. II. CABELL.
The Honorable, The Sneaker o.

0'''11r' 'IHe -oVe0KeT w.
1...The Secretary of Wars letter, &c.
Arms. -
C,.Report ofthe Secretary of the Treasu-
ry, on Roads and Canals.
D--.Report oil the navigation of James Ri
yer.
Accommodation from the Directors of
the James River Company.
F...-Report concerning the road from the
upper navigation of Kanawha to the upper
navigation of James river.
o. Communication from the Judges of
the General court
H...auiditor's statements
L...Account between the Penitentiary and
the Public.
h,..Report of the!Visitors of the Peniten-
tiary.
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DICHMOND THEATRE--Mr. Alacorn
"a and his company, have the honor TO inform
the citizens of Richmond, and It's vicinity, that
their next performance will Dc on this EveRiHg,
tlc 9Th of December, when will BE- exhibited,
LIG Y1' & SLICK ROPE. DANCING, TCI6@
FLING, JTALIdN SLIDES, &c &c. will,
variety OF other Performances, as mentioned III
the bills
- The Performance will commence at o.
Observation-Disclosures half dollar.
y Dccembcr s.
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, DECEMBER 8, 1905
MESSAGE

OF THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA tt
EoTH HOUSES OF TIE GENERAL AS
sEMBLY.
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The Bill, to stay execution, &c. during the
embargo and six months after its re moval
has passed the House of delegates-unani-
mously Baltimore Uhir.
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mined thebailots snf found, that George Clin-
ton had isven,yjour votes.
After making some further arrangements
aF to the style of the oertiGccfe of election
and the appointment of person to bear the
certificate to the seat of government of the
U. s. the College of Electors adjourned sine
die.
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Published pursuant TO an act Of the General AS
scmbly OF Virginia, passed the seventh day
of January, one thousand eight hundred and
seven.
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R,cHMosD, December 8, 1898.
81 r,

DIX,
have received your letter of the 2Stb OF
last month, stating certain doubts which had arr
sen on the construction Of the general orders oil
the 9th OF November, and have now To inform
you, tiIat although the drafts and ST, nonths vo
lunieers, under the requisition Of 1907, are dis
charged from all obligations, growing out of that
requisition the law itself having exoired undsr
winch the requsition was made, yet they are, bv
no means, exempt from the obligation of being
liable, in common, with their felow-citizens, to
DC urnteu under rne present requisition.
am, &c.
WIN. II. CABELL
Colonel ENocH RENNs,l
36th Reg't Du,nfries {
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John. .Ead.Iby.
laws
A RUNAWAY.

IN the Sd instant, Immediately. after hay
~ ing struck several times lis .overseeE
ran away from .Notley-Hal farm, opposite
Alexand,ia, a negro fellow called BILLY,
between q and. 2 years of age; he is we'll
made, stout and strong: his skin very black,
eyes small, ncse Hat, mouth large, lips cx-
tren.slyt!i,ck coantenance bad, and his voice
weak and boyish ;-is also slow and surly in
aaswcllnss, questions had on when he vert
eff q oiue roundabout Jacket, patched in diff
REM p'tMs, with panta,oons of country cloth,
add a blue great coat. Any persoD who viii
secure said negro, SO that his owners may set
him again, shall be adequately rewarded by
sssaking application e She suhscHber, l.anag
Ell Oh the above men.io,1cd farm.
John Alhion.
: Fetsnaay S
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j 4
MI, opaSMally destroy tendency 70 dlseases
in the human frame, and preserve ises VI anu
yigor, H Althougha great variety OF pressiip-
tons have been published to cure the alS q.
ders enumerated above, none has yet equaiica
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC DROfo or
DIR. TISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, alld whose a u'l
bounded. benefits are fully authenticated 10y
certificates already published OF gentlemen -
well known in America, being OF the hrst con,
sequence in the state of Maryland: . General
Charles Ridgely, cf Hampton; john Gibson
ESQ. one, of the directors of the Farmers BANK
of Maryland John .Macubbin, Esq. MIS-. Ma 'i' Z:
cubbin, his wife and Mrs. Ryan, OF eaton
Certificate Of Mr.. Thomas Kelso, butcher.
About three weeks since was most violent
w attacked with Rheumatic pans throughout
nv whole frame, in SO severe manner rs not
to be able to turn in nay bed without assistance,
proceeding as I suppose f2ca. severe cold
on being advised by friend to apply Or lis
sot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, accord
ingly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the appllca-
ton of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health ] am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as certain cure for the above disorder.
THOMAS KELSO.
Baltimore, July 22d, 1906.
Certificate of bHr. Thomas CaMh6eA, L4a',nesS-
maker
1t would be al act ofinjustiee to withheld
my testimony Of tile salutary effectsot Doctor
Tissot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops as have
experienced very unequivocal instance OF
their virtues aid efficacy. was afflicted with
two severe attacks Of what is usually Gales
Dead Palsy, from which partially rccQ%ered,
.baf was obliged TO use clutches to aid me IN
walking whelxl left home; tothis were Joincsd.
violent Rbcumatc pains, tie result OF the a. =
fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through fife but proy'dentlaiy
ly was recommended to apply at George bod !
bin .ad klurpisssIs for, Da. Tissot's Drops, and
after usinf, only cne bektlc, found myself per
fectly liberated from ny disorder, and am now,
thank Col, as fee from pain as if cEefthad /
beea afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
so % y erfullyl On myself, determined to ap !
ply it internaHy to my child, boy only elevea
months old, who was then reduced almost to
: skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
i four. times to hilp, lis cora /
plant was entirely removed, and he now re
covering his strength with great repitkty. /
III. CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, JULY 22, 1905.
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twenty dollars reward.

% AN AWAY YESTERDAY mornings negro
T. man named Charles Johnson, about 5
feet or inches high, veryldask, has small
scar on one Of his cheeks; bis legs are small
bra person Of his size: had esstapi took with
hi.a grey ooatins roundabout fined with Fan
nei, and trousers Of the same, 4. black coat S.
an cid grey great,coat, With aYariety Of other
closching not recollected FIVE Dollars Will
be given if taken in the county, or the above
reward if out, and reasonable charsesG btot
hoine. LAWRENCE HOOP, sen.
hys Masters of vessels and otheys are cat.
toned against har4segi.xs Or Carrying hin, off.
December IS co
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE.

AFtbe great efficacy 81. the Patent and 3D.
naly aaedieines, prepared by the late klch-
ard Lee, jar. whica FOR near eight years pas
have acquired throughout the United States a a,
celebrity hitherto unsgtuallsd.
Palude.jaa;s, .4iigust 9, 1900. ss
\ 81. Being desirous to make public tor the 5000
of Others, the excellent quality OF HAh ALL
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the hte hr;
Lee, have sent you ire following account q
the benefit J have recclyed tfom II, winch 4
s: hope VIII indues others to sase It a trial. u,
consequence a hrulss ON the breast Fecesyset.
from fall, my hsalth grew lad, my bicafhlns
became very difficult. and frequently nave
had suddenly TO rise up in my bed with all the
boTrors Of inxnediate snffocation. Add to-
these j constant pssn IN ,py breast and cough,
great loss OF strength ans nesh, and you may
conceiye that INV Ptsnls evidently inesscatea
apprezl isins con ptloa. ahbesadslce o.
5 most rmincnt physician was resolfed to, and
afterwards 9 second was called ii, without gay-
ing me any relief Another physician who
knew me and the circumstances OF nay case.
as3risrd mr to szDe HssaL EIriT a friai, say-
str, he had ussd Il ~ LA fs.arGre, and aiuags
sousaz Il DO mxrh good. s bottle was procured
from Mr.. Brrh's, aNa ] forad relief before
5sa tck1rn one hay of<I- I Continued to use
Il and was sDpn. strong enough 10 attend to bu-
siness. On taking cold, same Of my ferrnss
.vmntoms return, b,lt are always rssnoved by .
dose or TIVE of the elixir.
$3.50 GEO. BENNER, jun
No. rs Rndd-ssxset, Phaadanhla
Nas: Il. Lss.
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Hanalton's Essence and Extract
Of Mustard.
Ha,asltonss EisNsy.

sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, astilmas, sore threats and aPprose hnaG
consumptlons.
Are Justly esteemed for.carrying on the SUI
ecrnuons bile from the stomach nd prevent
mo morbid secretions and fhcir consequences,
h;iious and malignant feyers, Sc These pills
= arc perfectly mild in their operations and may
be used with safety by persons OF sysry age
and in every situation.
The Soueresgn Osatment Tor tne
Itch.
sneedy and effectual remedy, generally
removing the complains at one applfcat le II
c,ay be safely used by persons ofeyery age.
The Anodyne EIaxar.
For the cure Of every kind of head ache.
Hahn's genuine Eye-Fets
An excellent remedy for all disorders OF the
eyes, many persons having been cured OF II
when nearly deprived OF sight.
Tooth-ache Drops.
Give immediate relief in the moss violent
7he Resto,,atsvc Poroder Tor the
i EEtft QUO GWHt5s
Cleanses and strengthens them, and pre-
serves the enamel of the teeth from ecay.
Go1uIAnd's Lotion, and The gena'''e.
Persian Lotion.
Both celebrated in the fashionable as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly safe.
Habn's true3 end genuine Cory
Plaster.
hcertain remcdyifor corns, speedily adj |
eating them without giving pain.
Ague and FsUer Drops.
- Justly esteemed for their great saieacy in
cure Of agues and intermittent fevers,
Damask LIP Safe, and Itdaa''
Vegetable Sbeeshc.
u James kennedy, len.
Alexandria, October 10. 90
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THE subscriber will engagetc supplyaronl
one to two millions of hERRI.NGS during
the coming season, at six shillings per thou
sandal his, landing Jour miles below Alex
andria.
William Foote.
i, February %. Paw II
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]oleph Mandevis, !,
Corner Of Klxo and TA,ar,,.s z
algxdSbarA sfAzsrs
l'ss FOR SALE.
An allorsInent Of WV,
QuoRs, GROCERIES = ; NJ
Consisting Of S'
Il MADEIRAl
Malaga
TcnerifFe &
Corsica
Cid St. Estephe Medoc laret !,
one dozen 'ss
A few dozen fine Old fronsinac
Ditto do. best wine bi,tsn
Jamaica and West-India rum
New-England do.
Cogniac, Bordeaux and Naples br,,
Holland and country gin
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiske,
CIDER in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence Oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads HAVANA honey
Is do. choice retailing 1aoIs,se,
Cunpowder
Imperial
Hyson TFAc
H Fyss,S SKI ina and Of good r4I;y
Souchong
Muscovado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Pllilaac!p&l, b
aimore and Alexandria.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamhton's sni
in bottles and bhdders.
Alacuba and rapee do.
Clovcr-secs, (Peaa. suarrantcd)
Mace; nutmegs cloves; cassa plnn
to; pepper; ginger, raco and ground ci7
cane pepper; refined salt-petrs.
Coffee chocolate rice !; pearl barag;
/ ondon and Philadelphia mustard; hsi:'
saIl,. starch; hg blue; flotant indigo; Ceot'
sia a, I'd Tennessee cotton; flax; wool; MI
der; ..opperas; alum; birthstone chalk
pipes In boxes; wrapping paper and tTinc
traces; L>edcords; leading lines; demohn'
Pin cases; patept shot brandywlne ganpo0
ler; Harvcy's gAnpowder, [the only real MI ,
:ish battle powderl from F to treble sealed
tobacco; lsst Hayanna segaFs'
Muscatel and bloom raish IS IN boxes
Sun raisins in casks.
Zante currants; prunes; spit sis'a d
nonds. .,A,,.
A few boxes excellent pickles sa. .5 .
Lozcn bottles assorted; capers, oil'e' '
.liovies, for sale by the box. su
4 quantity Of clean good alum gait 'rl@''
II TIE fishery, sc. &c
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JAMES BACON,

i.ltAis GnocHay SroRE, on Rias-'ifte, 4 - .
addition to AisJa1uer stock, add'a
hfreih Supply Of Genuine Ar''e's''A
The Grocery Line;
Which nal,.ss his assortment oomp'sa. =.
.iye ,nosO Of ersyoT. sale, on Ms asnal OWL
Mufcovsdo Sugars, OF various 3s'l
iities, >
Loaf and Lump ditto,
GunncWeier 80
Imperial, h '.bc,,
iirson, paf1icu'S'
Young. Hyson, s .'..
Hy :ssQf1n 4 and 'ani'' ~
Ssuos:ong
Best grcen Coffee,
ghaeolatc,.sof a Superior qualNYj
Msdeira.
nuscEsa,
Sherry, ,yHs
:, Lisbon, r
T'oAesltse,
Malaga, and
..Genuiae old Port
..Lcglac end Bour(ieaux bfaaa',
Oh Jamaica Spirit, for family a,' Ma
Antigua, St. Croix, St. FulceiilS, 49,
England Runa,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country WHISKY,
Molassess Wine, and Cider Tvs
syoughton's Bitters, j.. ,;rn.rr;,ss
Mace, nat.negs, cloves, eas3.a ~ @-s.d
Cayenne and black pepper, rac' a''a 'TrIes
Ginger, basket salt for tabs USE = ps' ,;g as
rce, starch, fig blue, soap, 'noala a'-e I'll fst
spermaceti candles, refined sais-Fsssn stor'
Indigo, alum, copperas, i.iadds .,.s' b.s o.
SMILING cotton, patent shot all sis ,is, ssrr
sltl and country made gunpov dssv iss
and smoaking tobacco, very 0e'N
bacco. a rIuntarspp '
Hamilton and Ieiper's snuff f'uA
in .oxcs. - - a graf%
quality, Dixon's best dtto' WIZ. .rsI|, sraI
den.i;ohr's, SIC. sc. with genera h.rs te''
tieIe IN his linc--tae whole OF ns:sSnno,ed 3: o
selected with care, and WI % u
the very lowest terms ------'r
rnrsrrD pAlLy ,In,EN,
SAMUEL SNOWY
: {, : llver The prshris:sf2
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yA..uA8I s MEDICINES.

*
Val. UA3I.E MEDICINES.
Tas following yalnable Medicines justly ee-
LIBERATED through the United States Tor their
superior efficacy in the cure OF the seserai
AsosS,ers for which they ere recommendea'
fro:., 9.saa,,ah Lees Patent FAMILY slcal-
cine store, New-Yors, are sold only 0y'tne
sabscsi3es, at his store in king-strse.;
Hamilton 5 Grand Restorative.
Is recommended as an Invaluable medie'ns
orsthe speedy and psrraanent cure OF nervous
disorders or such as arise from the imrnode-
rate use Of tea, strong liquors, long residence
warm'eIi,nates, excessive weakness, aiAs = Sc
ns.. relax alton Of the system.
Hamalton's Essence and ExtrGsS
Of Mustard.
A safe and eifectual remedy tor the govt,
rheumatism, sprains, pains in the lace ara
Wapsltons Morm-destsoyiag 70
ze'1gss.
By which many thousands have been re-.
;.yed from the distressing, and dangerous ma
4sdy Of VEINS and other distractions N fhe
stomach and bowels
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- oal M aaat,c Drops. q
NJ NOTHING is of more Importance han
the presesgaticn CT health--tnis common iscep
remark however is roo OFTEN FoRGogg.aEN,
whist we are active and stl'ons9--and pre-
yentiolro Of pain, which is superior To rs cure,
IS rot sufficiently attendedto by any aesctiptl-
d, Of pc rsons Among those disorders which
REQUIRE the most early and ireEittirg efforts
10 eradicate and overcome, none havea strong
aer claim upon ournotice than the Geut, sRhet-
rnatisra, LuInbago, Weakness of the solnts,
Sfprsins, Gisess, the, Stone and Gravel, the
Cram and every species of Rheumatic paias
from whatever cause they may has-sporig inat-
4edA-and hence every relief wills car be adj
i ninistersd is TOO valuable to b. fasgeSten.-
Those persons whose asocations peculiarly ex-
nose them 10 colds, sc. cannot be ta5 anxious
L iwayss to possess imnedaate2a aid. fSea-faring
persons, travellers, sxs. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine WHICH will
Sofnteracs the anpleasaais effects Of their peri
looas duties, and especially these pains 20 which
then, situation must expose shens. 10 TO those
who reside in or visit the West Indies, and
other warm climates, theywiii be found upon
trial to- convey the most lasting service, and
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Al soyereign remedy for colds, cbstinat
coughs, astamas, sore throats and aPprose hna'
~a,srynDtiOrls
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e. F I S II.

Baltimore, July zs, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19
[i2 1-2 tentS S;nsie. !

nor any part thereof, has been before paid
to any person or in any maiiper whatever
| The other five sections contain details.
The first section of the bill being ready,
Mr.. Goldsborough conceising that berA
sons who had loaned money to the sosef
ment, as well as those who had furnished
supplies should be indie mn fed, moved to
insert alter the,word "furnished'' the words
cor money loaned''
Mr.. Taylor to try the principle of the BILL
made motion to strike out the first secti~
on which he presumed would supersede
the motion of the gentleman from Nary
land.
On this motion a discussion took place
which occupied the remainder of she sit-
ting, in which Messrs. Minor, Cook, Hol4
land, Rowan and Loves opposed the motion
to strike out and supported the bill, and
Messrs. Taylor, Rhes (ren.) Aston, Sloan,
and Macon, supported the motion and
opposed the bill. When
On molten of Mr.. Upham, the commit
tee. rose, reported progress and asked leave
TO sit again. ..,a
An engrossed bill supplementary to an
act for prohibiting the Importation OF GER
tain goods, wares, and merchandise, was
read the third time and passed.
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TUasDKT, Feb g


The unfinished business Of yesterday
being called up Immediately on the meet
ing Of the house,
EIr. Stednan called the yeas and nays
on considering it. which being taken, there
were for considering it s., against il 81.
MIR. NJ. Clay moved for ,be order ofthe
day on the bill for chasing the militia
Negaiived 81 to 80.
MIR Newton from the committee of com
merce and manufactures, reported bill for
extending the terms of credit on revenue
BONDS 10 certain cases, and for o,her pur-
poses; which was twice read and referred
TO committee Of the whole.
On motion of Mr.. NJ. Williams, the
house went into committee Of the whole,
Mr. Cuts N the chair, on the bill making
additional compensation to the marsbals
Of the districts Of North Carolina aud New
Jersey.
After some discussion Of the bin, IN which
Mr.. Bacblcdge and others loroib!y rtp pre-
sented the peculiar situation Of the marshal
in the state Of North Carolina, . question
was taken on fling he blank for TIC add.
ton to the salary Of that officer, with five
hundred dollars and regalived--ayes %
lour hundred was agreed to--ayes 81.
Alter some observations from Mr.. South
ard relative to The situa ion Of the marsha
It New Jersey, the blank Tor the addition