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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
BY the G0Oern1r v he ComW7NE0eoEEN 2
Pirginia,
A PROCIAM ALTON.

yNTHEREAS il appears to The Executive
wv by an inquisiion taken before William
White and James M Williams, gentlemen, jus
tees OF the peace Tor the counIy OF PistsylVania
thar an artrociou5 murder was committed on The
1f,h day OF the present noah by CERTAIN
Gardiner Mays, late of the county aforesaid, or
the body of Robert Wynn, who 1t appears was
late deputy she,iT for the SAID county and IN
thc.execution of The duties of his o.ce as such,
when the sail murder was committed, and tha
the said Gardne, Mays has fed from justice, /
have therefore thought Gt, wi h The advice OF the
eouucii. Of state issue this proclamation, here
b. oGsnnga reward of TWO hundred dollars to
Any person or peLsons who shall spprehsnd and
carry before some Justice of the peace for the
comfy Of Piusylvauia aforesaid. the sail Gardiner
Mays, that he may be dealt with dlreetei by
law. AMI do moreover he'eby cnjon al oih.
GERS. civil and military and exhoTt the good PEG
pie of this commonwealth 10 use thsir best en-.
deavors TO apprshcnd he said Gardiner Mays,
,aat such proceedings may be had against him IS
is pr. csib,d by Law.
Gwen under ms hand, with the sell of the
T.S commonwealth annexed, az Richmond
s!'is " II day Of .ay, 1903.
Signed,
William H Cabell.
~ B Gardiner Mays IS from 10 % as year;
Of age, ct ffom 3 to S inchss hig'i. close
stoaS AMI strong made, particularly IN the body
u winch ne rs longer man usuai tor men Oh H''
height, his arms stout, mis- Thighs short and
ANAL ccfnp red vi,h hs body, his legs short anC
vel proporirued, bis face litde prominent
win strong full beard, his nose large, and ltiis
swelling from the forehead ~ the end, where il
appears quie full on nice observation his eye
nay appear rather nearer together than usual, ant
j is bslievcd here is a smai blsmish ia one o.
them, perhaps the left his hair is dark coloTeC
and short; he has been bred 10 labor. and is of
comp exion common to nlen OF that description
Amongst his wearing apparel, is a blue common
cloth surtout. lined with red flannel Yirgini
cloth coat with black butons. button holes an
black silk cape, and pair Of whIe cashmere pan
falcons and waistcoat lie occasionally carries
large butcher knife uI1cr the breas OF his coat
ground on the back 10 an edge. SO as to rePTesen
the blaie Of DIRK
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
Mrssrs. Joseph and J Jesse
Dabbs.

A 6 each Of YOU reside out of the state
"A and nave no agent residing in the state
VINO is KIN wn 10 me, have taken this
mode to give you notice that shall on
the first Monday in October next, between
The hours of 10 in the morning and III The
afternoon OF tie sane day, at Charlotte
codr house, proceed 70 take the deposit,-
ons Of Thomas Read, jr Joseph Venable,
Brookes Baiser, henry LESTER Chesiey
Daniel and Thomas Harris Spencer, to be
read as evidence on tue argumento t eXcep-
tions, taken 10 a report OF commissioners
in suit in chancery depending in Char
lottc court, wherein Joseph Dabbs aud o.
Tiers are plaintiffs, and Catharne Dabbs
and others, defendants, when and where
you may attend if you please.
Charles Noel.
June 10, 1908 2
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attsa,,onn soriee Current.
rropRxcTKD wREKLY.)
BOARDING HOUSE.
MS. Judith Nelson

TrAvING taken the tenement bsiong'ng 20
II MIR. William Price, lately occupied oy Mr.
M,CsaS, on the street lea'.ing from ne caphos.
has ooeasd a 3OARDiNG HOUSE. wiie'e -hs
viii take besriers oy The day, week IA nsi o'
y.sn Shs has excellent servarrs, and assures
'thnse who may become her boarders: tha no ex.
er,ion sNaIl he wanting TO give satisfaction
r chr nd 24ih Iuy 1908. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02

ION Carlos, and 20 qua, antee the persons
nd propert'es of my followers.
In this confidence | beg your imperial
and reya' majesty viii accept of the assn.
RANGES of the high consideration. Sc. Sc.
(Sgred) FERDINAND.
Bayonne, S May, 1908.
The whole having been published in tbs
council, 1t has been resolvsdiha 1t should
be carried Dto execution, and communicss
ted 10 the captains general, &c,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
D. BARToLoME MENos.
Madrid, May 10, 1903.

In consequences of tie royal decree np-
pointing the grand duke OF Berg, iieuse..
nant general of the kugdom, and his inn
per!al and royal highne>s having confrm..
ed Tie members of all the tribunals IN
Their respective places, the council has
issued under the same dates roya decree
enloin'rg The impartial and speedy adj
ministraI'on ofjusiice, and di,ecthg stamp
paper 10 bear the words, Government Of
he Lieutenant General Of The Kingdoms
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02

Sir and Brother-I had the honor Of
sending TO your imperial and royal ma
jesiy copy OF the letter which intend
to deliver to my august father, n which !
abdicats the crown Of Spain in favor OF
his majesty, in compliance with the wish
which he, this day, expressed TO me IT,
The presence of your imperial and roya
majesty.
] entreat your imperial and royal ma
lesty to take under your protection m'
person, and tina, Of my brotber the infan
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02

Appointment Of the Grand Duke of Berg
to the high dignity Of Lieutenant Gene.
raj of the Kingdom.
To the Saitreme Board Of Government
Having deemed it proper to give the
same direction to all the forces of my
kingdom, with view to the security OF
the property Of individuals, and TO the
maintenance Of tranquility against both
internal and external foes, have thought
1t my duty, in order to attain lba, object
20 appoint Lieutenant General Of the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28
GOTES.

(a) New Hampshire chooses her elect.
oss nest FIJI BY a general ticket. The le'
f,.s;sture lately naes, aud upoo The choice
81 speaker, The frdersliss had ~ votes,
and he democrats 80, thovgh las year he
democrats had sto I. This iner:sse was
ebisined with li,,ls or DO exertjcn, snd
betef e do DOT h.zasd mach wheo /
cay, that s majority OF Tie e,sizers Of New
Haapshire ate tsdefalists. ard Will OF
coufse choose electors who hold 70 The
principles Of iederslism.
(b) In .h:s state ;hsts is 60 hSed law
for choosing electors The constitution OF
the u. S. says hat they shall be chosso as
the legislatures q the seyersl sTa'es shalt
drecs AID as ,he teders'is,s have maJo'
ri,y 10 ,bo,h branches of the legislature,
they wiz btobaby pass resolution to
choose the electors The mseltes.
,(c) Tie Rhode isl~nd electors are cho.
SEQ mex, fall by general ticket. There ne
yer has been bu, small democratic mao.
ri,y 10 this State; and the nost l1aaenua'
men there. neninally democrats, are as
much opposed TO the preser, policy 0! ouf
government as The fsderalis,s.
Cd The legislature Of this state ch'os'
IS the electors. which legislature is eh0ssh
mex, fail. 1his is saying enough.
(eJ The electors IN this state are eno'
sen mex, fall by general tneke. Inc o.'
mccra,ic majority in New Jersey mas ~
ways been small; aod ouce, since "'
jefferson has been president, the teoe1."
lists have chosen as many Representative
The democrats. and preve n,.d the CHOICE "
ademocratic governor,
.(D Iothis state democracy has CONF sd
head, and broke. Dsane, LeD' , ~
some other foreigners, by their v'0.sss
disorganiairg conduct, hVs made ~" ,b,
>fedetaIis,s ,hsp all the arguments 's's
could Be used. A geallsman tram -"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28
THE osE NJ

Which We present to orr readers, has just APP
peared 1t Boston. Its prodigy from q
youthful pen. It needs no invitation 70 g
perusal more than this; nd the reader
must be void oftaste or patrio,ism who will
hay ii aside before he has finished it.--.a Sra
.Smeriean.
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Sc then, Columhians, heed not Frances

t3s3a q. l5 ~
i; Rise then, columhians, heed not Frances
wilcs,
Her bullying mandates, her seductive smiles ];
Send home Napoleon's slave, and bid him
say,
No arts Car, lure us, ald nc. threats dismay !;
Determined yet to war with Who1n we WILL,
Choose our own allies or be neutral Still.
Ne merchants, arm--the pirate Gaul rcpel,
Your proves skill the naval triumph swell
Send the marauders shatter'd, whence they
came,
And Gallia's cheek suf1nse with crimson
shame.
But first select, our councils to direct,
One whose true worth entities to resi- cct;
In whom concentrates all that men admire,
The sage's prudence, and the soldiers flre
Who scorns ambition, and the velal tilbe,
And neither offers, nor receives brlbe;
Who firmly guards his country's every right,
And shines alike 10 council or in light.
Then on safe seas the merchants barqus
shall Ay,
Our waving flag shall kiss the polar sky
On canvas wings our thunders shall pc borne,
Far to the west, or tow'rd the rising morn
Then may we-dsre a, naughty tyrant's rage,
And gain the blessings OF ali unborn age.
IT'S done, behold the cheerful prospects
rise,
And splendid scenes the startled eye surprise;
I.o. busy Commerce courts the prosperous
main;
And peace ard plenty glad our shores again
Th' industrious swain sees nature smile a.
round,
His fields with fruit, with hoeks his pastures
crownd.
Thus, in fallen tree, from sprouting
roots,
With sudden growth, tender sapling shoots,
Improves from day to day, delights the eyes
With strength and beauty, stateliness size,
Puts forth robuster arms, and broader leaves,
Ard high in air, its branching head rpheaves.
Turn now our views to Europe's rayag'd
plains,
Where murd rous var, with grim oppression
reigns;
There long and loud the storm OF battle roars,
With direful porterl to cur distant shores;
The regal robber, RACES uncontroll'd,
, No law restrains him, and 10 faith can hold !;
Before his steps, 10, cow'iirg terror flies,
And pil'd behind him, heaps OF carnage rise.
With fraud or force, he spreads his iron sway,
And blood aid rapinc marx his fligitful way
Thus some huge rock Of ice, on Green
lands shore,
When bound in frost the surges cease &c roar,
Breaks loosen'd from its base, With mighty
sweep,
And thnnders horrid DER the frozen deep!
While thus, all Europe rings with his a
larns,
Say, shall we rush. unth;nking, to lis aims?
No: let us dauntless all his fury brave,
Our huttering flag, in freedoms gale shall
wave,
Our guardian Sachem's errless shafts Shall
fly,
Aad terriers lighter from our eagles eye!
, Here then cease, rewarded, if MY sora,
Shall prompt one honest 1nind, tho guided
wrong,
To pause from party-yiew his country's
state,
ANd lend lis aid 10 stem approaching fate !
*
FROM rHE MoaTx AssEats Az.
To Ey bsfue ous geadets he osslsi.
gence sFon Gosiaud by gt.s 3@psoois at.
nved at New York irona Gotk, W. have
eeblished on qeFs4 q 81 esfly hoers
be aGe Of ear Citations viih srauce
sppeass 90 DC 4sach as m'ght be expected
ae BIZ rfodueea ov &c socofnpess ut and par
tsai adra,natra'lcn Of our Affairs. Justice
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FROM TIVE NoaTx AhERIs


To isA bsfue Oe5 geadets he io,essi-
gence srofn Eogiaud by gt.s E@pkooia al.
r'sed at New York irora Cork, ws have
tebIsheti ong paPe4 q sly esfly hoor
I be g etc Of car Citations win Srance
appears 90 DC 4sich as aa'ght be expected
10 BIZ qfoduce3 oy &c iocohpe,s at and par
tsat -ad0nasa.on Of our Affairs. Justice
hss seidcn been chained from ether ca.
ticrr op tsmferising expedlenss or mean
Submissions, 10 ,hr present age, psr-
iieusy, ahsuset Deductions If r,gh, from
appsass 10 rraaon ard consistency, have
been eon'emred by Others, whilst we have
unforsuustsly aheofed to lsly open nothing
else Thus It has happened that .Ae ad.
Ennis:ra.'on has been dosirg in ianeied
ssate CT security aud has left it's charge
tehoeeless to the mercy of aeciGent or
..he cormisera.jon Of enemies. Nc, eytn
the iosoleuce and a'erace Of Chant guys
letter have been suaieien. 10 rouse The n
.apd, y. as if they had DOT had suficiept tx.
perien1e 10 their cwp Transactions with
DoDspsr,e. rs, he peser departs !sem he
measures he dictates TO those who crouch,
sheypFobab1, loaded theOsage wiihsno!hs.
cargo Of submissions.
There is abug dans reason to ,hink that
all our property has ere now been conEs-
Gated throughout the contiuen. aud cur
absent citizens immured as prisoners. The
-6rst is 10 be Inferred from the threats of
Champsgny's letter, Of the pyobAble fec,
Of Which The Usage mus! hays conveyed
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28

the Intelligence. The sstetd nsy BE- r..
sonablysupposed TO follow tltm II. refusal
Of passports TO lie request Of br. Aim.
strong 10 behalf Of his eoun,iyneo. r.
formcr instances peaeesbie e.tzeps sur.
Sprisrd by statr Of wal, have BEEN permi,
ted TO depart. BcDspss.e has howsye,
revived the feroeious masims of SAVAGE
time.. de,aioiDg them as hostages, aud
treating them wl.hrigor.
VIVA, is 70 be the ne II step Of this infs.
tua,ed administration, it is dif6t ult 10 an.
.ticipats.~ Thar they will remain insr, and
passive would be probsble; bu, for .he ia.
tural principle Of self-pteservas,ou,
6 The. smallest worm viii turn, when trod
npon"
For what ha. happened, somt dy is
respopsih!e. We arc not suaerrg Jude.
accidental misfortuues. IpespaeNy or ueaa
ehery hath done it. Lofty is Re pude #
the nation, ard strong is its area for &c.
fence. 1t never will se quiesee-in the ifi,.
,eriog way Of its Liberties. Ps,jsh The base
arts Ct demegogues, wbo havs led Us 10
che precipics. We shail show Ia, We ue
not an herd Of caule 10 be sacrificed at he
whim Of rulers. who have forgotten heir
promises, and whose iEsollerablt piesvnp.
lien stands at length exposed.
FROM THE CONNECTICUT HERALD,
lMsssys, Printers,
"
HAVE latsiy observed in he Ane.
ricsu Ciizen. the New York .Ci,utonlsu
paper, and the Public Advertiser, he Ma.
disonian paper, corJecsural statements C
votes tor cur next president. the former
estimates thar governor Cholop will have
80 woes cut Ct the i7s which are 90 b.
gwen BY IKE, diGIrent electors p,ev,cus,o
-,exs Msrth and The latter els. ms los fer
James Madison. Now, Messa Prlurets,
l believe | am as much possessed Of the
gift OF prophecy as eitber Of the editors
OF The above papers; and therefore P.eseps
the public with ny s,atemen.--aud if geo.
pie may have an ioclina,ionto laugh a, il,
sgive Them ipll Liberty 10 indulge them.
selves, even TO horse l.egh.
PROBABLE VOTES FOR NEXT PREsIDEET
y
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THE EMBARGO,
II SATIRE.
BIZ 4 YOUTH OF THIRTEEN. !

q v1en hripatr faith and 1sldic trust arc
sold,
Ind traitors barter liberty for gold,
2fthen f eorrni ation, dark, and deep ike jases
Sats The Foundation Of "a sinking state;
Then zvarmer numbers giosc thrs' Satire's hsye,
ind all her smiles are darken'd into vage.i
1zsu keener ind gnatiOn fires her eye,
Then fash her Il htntngs and her tlu.aders. jay.
ESSAY ON SATIRE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01
BY The Governor Of The Commonwealth Of
Virginia,
A CLAMATION

w HEREAs it is duly certified TO the
w Executive by The court of the coun-
~ OF Warwick. thai the house in which,
by proclamation bearing date the 29h
day OF September last, the said court were
authorised 10 hold their sessions, until The
courthouse of the said county (out of ,e-
pair) should be repaired or rebuilt s. made
hi Tor their accommodation, is found by
experience to be unfit for the purposes of
the court, II being too small, and without
any OF the requisite conveniences for the
court the bar or the jures and that Wade
Mountioitt had made tender Of his house
10 the said county of Warwick, at Rich
Neck, which was sufficiently large and
convenient for the accommodation Of the
court, by whom it is accepted. | have
therefore thought fit, with the advice of the
counsel of state, to issue this proclamation,
hereby resembling that&which issued on
the aforesaid goth day of September last !;
and notifying all whom it may in any man.
ner concern, that until the courthouse for
the county of Warwick Aforesaid shall be
repaired or rebuilt, and made fit for their
accommodation the said court for the coun.
~ oi Warwick shall be holden i'm the afore-
said house of the said Wade Mounliortt
at Rich Neck within the said county OF
Warwick, according 10 law.
Given under my hand with the seal
OF the Commonwealth annexed, al
Richmond this Gath day of Febru
airy, 1903.
WIN. II. CABELI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01
Congress.
HOUSE on Observation-Disclosures
TUESDAY, Feb. %.

TUESDAY, Feb. %.
Mr.. Culpcpcr, member from North.
Carolina, appeared hnd took lis scat.
On motion Of Mir. Van Rensselaer,,
Resolved That committee be appojn-
ted for the purpose Of enquiriuE into the
expectancy Of continuing nc act for extern
ding jurisdiction 10 certain cases To- state
courtsj and that The committee have leave
90 report by bill or otherwise
Mr.. Dawson called up the resolution
"h'ch W submitted few days AGO frrthc
appointment OF joint committee Co enquire
into what business is necessary 20 be done
previous to adjournment.
MIR Rowan wished for some information
on this subject without which hc th.uehr
toe resolution at prcsent in.pr per The
great busirc Tor which thcy had been
called together had not yet engaged thci.
attention 10 SIC way Vhich was expected
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01
Iaifbniunn serirr Current.
(coRREcrEp WEEKLY
Fen Dollars Reward.

DuN,away from this city, about the 18th of last
~ November, negro man slave named CE
SAR, the property of the subscriber he for
merly belonged to MIR Robert Alexander of
Campbell county, and was bought from him
small boy in the year 1889; he is now about 6
feet high his big toe his right foot is very
remarkable, being split with an axe thro' the
nail and nearly as hgh as the second Joint, by
that il is ,r"h broader and larger than the other
He was accustomed 10 run James river above the
falls, and wss seen on the 10Th of the same
month. November, going thro' the locks IN
batteaux, with negro man slave named Abram,
who was head man. and belongs TO the estate of
Col John Harvie. rec. If Cesar is not concealed
by the said Abram he is gone up the river in
some other ba,teau. On delivering HIM TO me
or securing him in some Jail so that l get him
again, shall be paid the above reward by
Robert Mitchell.
City of Richmond, 25,h Jan. 1903 wifi
RY virtue of deed Of trust from Tho
~ mas Poor, to the subscriber, bearing
date the 18th day of January, 1903, and
recorded in Goochland court, for the pur.
pose Of securing The payment to James,
Scruggs, ola certain sum ofmoncy therein
mentioned, together with interest and costs
attending the sale, will be SOLD, to
the highest bidder, Tor ready money, at the
house Of the said Thomas Poor, in the
county OF Goochland, on Saturday the 5ih
day of March next.
200 Acres Of Land,
More or less, whereon the said Poor now
resides, possession 10 b. given the purcha
ser on the 25lh day If December next.
ARCH. BRYCE, Trustee,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01

HE Executive vii receive on the 25th
Of March next proposals !or construc-
ting sufficient and proper carriages for
mounting all the pieces of artillery belong
ing TO this commonwealth, az which time
drafts Of the most approved models in con.
formity To which the said carriages are to
be constructed, will be submitted TO the
inspection of all persons disposed 10 con.
tract for The same. The Executive viii
probably furnish all the necessary timber
and will have the iron work done at tbs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS Istof the pie
ces intended to be mounted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01
led TO be mounted.
DANIEL l.. HYLTON, c.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

Fe6rHdry IS, 1908.
DROPOSALS will be received by the
III Executive on the 25th day Of March
next, for furnishing the Public Guard with
cloathing for the present year. Also at
the same time proposals will be received
for furnishing the diet Of the Convicts In
the penitenGary, for one year from the l7th
day Of April Bext.
DANIEL l.. HYLTON, e. &.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01

e--N 2. WILL ALsoBR SOLD, at the same
time, the residue ofthe LOTS of1hosifc, pur-
chased by me OF Moses Davis For TENS
apply TO Messgs. Prosser & Moncure.
p. YOUNGHUSBAND.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-01

VN UN AWAY from the Subscriber on
HM Friday last, a Negro Man named
JOHN, a carpenter by trade. He is six
feet and upwards high, very likely, Of in-
sinuating manners, extremely polite when
spoken 20. For three years past he lived
with MIR. Anderson Barrett. He has o
free muIato woman for his wife, in Rich
mond, living near The work house, where
! expect lac viii stay. lie took will, HIM
several articles of hUsbandry amongst
them, pair Of iron wedges, marked With
the letter p will gave reward of ten
dollars, if delivered to me w the lover end
of Hanover, pr eight il confined IN jail, and
] spprised Of &C.. lie is called by The ne
groes John Rulsell
APMIsTEAD RUSSELL.
Hanover, January %, 1905. &C
M a az Il 2 n ~ ~ =
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Sales at Auction.

MILL positively be sold without re.
serve, for cash, on The premises, or
Wednesday the 9Th dav of March next, 3
BRICK. HOUSE and LOT, lying on. the
main street, leading through Adams's Val,
ley, the properly of Mr.. A Btackwood.
containing lilo feet in front and running
back l47 fee.
PROSSER * MONCURE Auctrs.
Richmond, Feb. -, 1903. tbs
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III 4 " X 3 o " d !
Tor SAFE at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15

ERRATust.
GonQyRB8.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
SAruRpAY. Apnt1 O

a, - ohDHrs APR IL 9.
Hff, E9ndoHh observed that he knev e
was customary OF late 10 do certain .ppc,e.
OF s'''ah business IN the early barr of the
DAY Ca the session was now dr.. wing 10 :,
c'ose' auu 1t was little more han mere
matter OF form for gentlemen now 70 nr--.
SEM pee'tions, as L was scarcely possible
20 "otam reports On them He therefore
asked Tor lie cons Iteration OF The bil for.
arihinS the whole body of the MALTA. and
also asked Tor the Yeas and NAYS on the
notion that it might appear ON the Jour
nAls mat 1t was from no neglect Of his thar
we Dill mad not been taken up. Such was
ms extreme indisposition OH this ,ay as
wen a yesterday that nothing but wish
10 get up the bill could have indaced him
to Come to the House these two days.
me question Oh taking this bin into con-.
Iteration was then decided by Yeas and
Nays; Yeas 81, Nays so.
Inc House resolved itself into commit
Zee ct the whole on the bill concerning tn .
post office and post roads, mr.. Masters i'm
he chair. The bill having gone through,
was reported to The House.
h2r RdndoLfh renewed his motion for
taking up the bill for arruine the whole boz
dy OF the zralitia.-Nt gatiVed ~ TO So
The House then took up the report OF
the committee of the whole Just made ON.
the bill TOR altering and establishing certain
post roads.
There being great difficulty in retaining
d quorum wlthin the bar, and the reporS
not hsving been gone through,
After repeated motious Tor adjournment.
one OF which was taken by yeas and NAYS.
the House at length adjourned S5 to 80.