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ELECTIONS.


CoNNfcTIcU7' is consis4 sit. III the late
election .for Governor and Legislature, ssea-
dy habits are fredominant
RHODE lsLAND.-IHe election for eoyer-
'ior, sc took fliace on TVednesday last
.dn'es Fe'lner is suhhorted Is Gouerno,.
by both parties. Isaac IEit5our. late retire.
sentative IN congress. is the republican can
didGte for the office IF Lisut. Coz. ard ST.
neon Martin his ofh0nenf.
.NEH- YoRK-1bc state elections are close
al hand. Great eEertions are making by
the Jederaiists and II Schismatic dishosiu-
on ahfears 10 erist amongst The reftubH-
cans. 1t is ho1ted however that The GREAT
end, the good oftheir country, tyiN merge
al local and personal di6crcnces
!GNN6SSEE. The congressional eiccti-
onfn thtS state does not take hlace ill III
ts'ast nertj and nniesa TIE state legislature,
no19 about commencing a sheciql session,
shonis hass ld7o changing the time ofe-
lection, Tennessee suiH nor be refreshed
~ me first session Of the I'm Congress-
Mar. lar.
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To tie Legislature Of The otate QfW: YORK.

ireceive with respect and gratitude, from
the Legislature Of New YORK, on my retire
uent from the Office of chief Magistrate of
the y. ). the assurances of their esteem and
Oh their satisfaction with the services have
endeavored to render. The welfare of nv
fellow citizens and ,he perpctuation of our
republican institutions having been the 60
verning principles of my public life, the fla
Eor"oie testimony borne by the legislature of
state so respectable as that of New York,
gives me the highest consolation and this
is much strengthened by an intimate Convic
ton that the same principles will govern the
conduct OF my successor, whose talents,
whose Virtues, aud eminent services are a
certain pledge that the confidence in him,
Expressed bv the legislature of New York
will never be disappointed
Sole repositories of the remains of hu-
man liberty, our duty to ourselves, to poste-
rity, am 70 mankind call on us by every mo-
tive which is sacred or honorable, to watch
over the safety of orr beloved country during
the tranbles which agitate and convulse the
residue of the world, and to sacrifice to that.
all personal and local considerations While
the ooasted energies of monarchy have Weld
Ell 10 easy conquest the people they were to
protect, should our fabric Of freedom suffer
no more than the slight agitations we have
experjenccd, it will be an useful lesson to the
friends, as we'll as to the enemies of self 60
verhmcEt, that il may stand the shocks of
time and accident; and that your own NAV
maAc distinguished part of the mass of
the prosperity 1t may dispense, will be my
latest prayer.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Monticello, April12 1909.
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In France aid its Dsmirisrs.
CoMNeRciAL AeENrs.

Isaac Cox Earnet, UaUrc de- Grace. William
Lee, BorIeHh% Thomas AbSrn, Cayenne. Pc
ter WALSH. Cefte. William Buchanan, ISles Of
FTaace an! bourbon. Etienne Cathllan, lTar-
settles. J"hu Appleton, Caiuis. William Pat.
terson, NGatS. aaron Vale, L'Oyiest Tho
nas Lowell, In Rocbsi1e. Francis Coffin, Dun,
frk. Henry Wilson, Osfcad
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ia Ms hGiian Kiisgdsm, &c.

f.. shs ItGiian Kirgdsns, &c.
CoSsrts.
Thomas'A Appleton, Leghoyn. Alexsir;er VAN
nett, Naples Thomssli{ Storm, GeAol him
sroadbent, -Ns<.iEa. A5r;a,a,n Gibbs, fl.er
no.
In Rnssia.
CoNsULs.
Levitt Harris, 81. Petsrs59ry.
In Turkey.
William Stuart, Sa.,rna.
In Lhiaa.
Edward Darlington, Canon.
In tigers.
Tobias Lear, Cspsui- ,yensrs!
t~Poi.
George Davis, COnsxi
IanSier.
7anis.
Charles ID. Cox.
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Tranquil, untsht - - srt't : lnstsT3 =, c:s-
prlce, aliae sdlpersIyas Is tiS ssac,9ss Of ros-
oerit, and the pine in, IT AZ, .,rsiiv. safe,
sei,c, and tender,s the sweet md sdifin2 ls,.
tie of her sonduct slione thrcusious her life wi, !
spoticss radiance, III the character Of wife, mo-
;iier. rej ,,'.bor and mistress.
Silsi fiaic:c, without rDurfitur. the arHi~ting
r,slrns ltcns Of Providence, Goa, .nencing WITH
the loss pf soy, possessing every q,sal.ty OF helrE
nd head TO endear HIM to less feeling ami less
disccrnns parent progressing, with the death Of
her beloved, believing al respected hl,st,u,d, s.
terminating in the exit of lovely d'uehttr.
more. ic.ely from. hey close y, t:.s =
rginar size al l-ogth yelGed to u pressure too
severe for her susceptible and delicate frame
c'asing the last sc, of life witaa serenity and
r. rnation CORES rondent 10 its e,mness and be-
nIicence.
- The POOR ~. the city a.c he. cby ,lotiicci
that they MAJ alten, at our respective Shoos, III
II O'clock tomorrow, and every day after nj The
same hour, where they may be vaccinated & ~
TIS.
EZLLE,4AI no USREE,
y.4AfES 4 YONiS,
LANES GREENfI0lF,
JOSEPH TIE E.NI,
H. IL 70 USH2E.
HIiLLL4AE ho CSHEE, D.
JOH,F .4D.4dfS,
,. ID. EZe C.dfF.
.Enr1l 10. 9
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SHES 1T AUCTIO.w:

ON Monday tie I5th day of May neIt wip
~ be sold on the premises, tie Tenement as
present occupied by Mr.. Edward Carter SIAN
nard. Terms of saie--One tied payable in three
mon 3, one third in six months And, tie remairi-
ing third in twelve montlIs Notes with appro,-
ed endorsers VIII be required.
THOMAS TAYLOR, Xxcf,
april 81 Ctds.1
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II ROAT HORER.

Eight years Old, FIVE feet one or two inches high.
with bobtil nic''ed, strong and well formed,
and IN good condition, moyes well, and PAGES 80
markably fast The horse was raised b." Mr. Day
OF Fredericksburg. formerly owned by Mr. Tho.
mas Powell Of that town, and latterly bY Mr.
Gregory OF the Half Way House, of whom We
purchased him.
4LSO, stolen at the same time, a SADDLE.
BRIDLE, with very lsrgr plateo But and
for information Of the said Horse Saddle & 'Bri.
de, so that we gettrm again, and Fifty dollars
on conviction o. the tLef
TIE Horse was seen last Sunt y, about Chess
terrified courthouse, md lis supposed the rider
IS making up the country.
nm. 6 CHS. CoRLING
April 90. ~
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.Etrit 10.

BEING absent when the 05ov- ,od; sSnt TO sn3
FOR signature. is fhs II my name nos abts.U
i"S on IaeshtT.-Desireus Of contributing, as
ntuch az may E- IN my po1Vrr, towards sytsar4iRg
tte 0ensVoient Intentions Of the Cty 5lsisn ateI,
Ij'aH attend Iaity ~ usual residence beizscs.
re honrs q and ) IN fhe qiternoon Jor the fer
pose q paeeiu"iiHg grabs Mose rho mluy attLy.
i. WORR4LL.
AtyI 81. q
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n Crezt Britain and it, D.mini;ons.
CoNsULs.

CoNsULs.
william Lyman, Loaion. Elias varder-
horst, B,ist0k Robert w. Fox, falmouth
James Maury, Li1rpooL Joseph Wi!son. Dub
In Thomas Aaldio CVice C.nsui) Pyoic.
amos Holmes, BcDost John Church, Goyk
join Gsvino, Gibraltar. Joseph Pulls, 1ntlIta
George Johnson, Glasgow.
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In SPAIN and iis Doaninions.
CoN-crr

, Joseph Yznardi, Cadis. Robert Monfroms-
ry, 5lican'e. William Kirkpatrick, 6Ialaga
Lewis O'Brien, ST. Anaeys. John Leonard,
Bdreelona John Martin Baker, TWyagona and
the igIes Of MIjorca, Mino,ca, and I'5ica. Iohn
Jomos Armstrong, Ls':snd Of 7tneriFe. Richard
5. Htckley, ST. Lncr.
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n G. 4 NJ g
For Seamen ami Ca,n ,a.re

For Seanea and ConlBqsree
James Anderson, Hdpsula. Maurice Roy
ers' 81 JSgo as Cuba. Henry Rose, Aatigua.
Maurice Lysle, Iortoka.. Louis Forinan, Ports
R;co. Archibald NJ. Cooke, !zayt;rieo.
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SIZES 1T .1UCTTOM-

& Nm Tuesday the ninth day of Nav next wiz
~ be sold on the premises, one half Acre Of
ground ON Shockoe Ill., opposite the dwelling
House OF Mr.. Robert Pollard on the sou.h SD.
OF the street the said lott will be divided int.
tonr lofts OF thirty five feet frunt OH the said street
and extending back the depth ofthe entire lott
eScei;t nix Ga ieet winch viii DC reserved as ag
alley TOR the use OF AL the purchasers The
terms OF The safe will be one fourth payable il
three months, for which "A note ne gotI;,ble in the
Bank # Virginia, vii! be required, with An ap-
proved endorser, the balance payable in twelve
months, tor which Deed OF Trust viii be reuui-
red upon the ;'opertv.
and on "Wednesday, the 10Th day OF the same
month, at four O'Clock in the evening. will rs
sold, on The pre- misses, forty-fsur feet OF CRouSr
on me T9m-street, on the east side of Shochoe
creek, adjoining the lot OF John Finders, and e.
tending back tie depth OF the lot---'The terms Of
sue VIII ne three and six months credit with
notes notes well endorsed, negotiable in the Bank OF
Virginia.
TH0s. 741L z2, Aac't.
Apru 20. ids
] hMtS X. MICOU ini..Tms lie friends &. tic
public that he keeps Tavern, ia II 'pahan-
mock, in those comn,o,ious houses occur,ir,l th.,
last year by Mr John Beiieid and ;arnerly
kcpt as as public house by Mr.. Jahn Croxton.
James q Micou fatters himself chat he will,
receive such share Of the patronage of bic
irieh"s and Tie pubic as iis e1ertions may mort.
FOR SALE---By VII, uc OF a dee q oi tlust, OK.
ecuted by Pleasant Younghusband, in his
IL time, and recorded in the General Court -
Wni be sold, ON the twenty second day of next
month (May,) st the Eagle Tavern, il, The city Of
richmond, four hundred and niiety-tbree acres
OF LAND,ip the county of RenricO, being tho
tract or Lam ID whereon Francis Lewis, decd
resided until his death, which Land was decided
to SAID Younghusband, by Moses Davis and wife,
Inc d''s was executed to the Subscribers 10 Sc
cure to Frederick Harris. the payment Of two
thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars, with
interest from the first of March, l3O9--
1t is mentioned III the deed, that the sale was to
be made for ready money, but the deed is dated
ontbe 23d March, 1903, therefore subject to the
act OF the last session Of Assembly of Virgins,
entitled " An Act concerning executions K for
other purposes"
DAVID BULLOCK,2
THOS. NORFELL, 1'"S'e's-
April 90. IDS
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Il the 'xissacn, e Sxssea,

CoNSyLS.
Robert G Gardiner, Cet.enbr,g VIM. Israel,
Isl. ST. RcYtkelemeGs
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"a, OF THE THIEF Broken open and sio-
y len cut Of the subscribers Stable, in Peters
burg, ON Saturday night, the twenty second IN
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a LII persons having claims against the es
n tate ut Elisha Price deed are hereby res.
pectlvely notified T., bring them in, pronerly au.
tbcnt.caied, Us the sibscriber, fo~ enlistment 4:
and ihose indebted 70 the estat. are Gso r,,spec
lively notified l. make immediate payment As
The subscriber IS d,s'rous ofcl1sng lbs admins
tT9';ou as soon a. poasb-, tlis mobilization viii
DC plead IN bar OF che claims Of tiU.c Wiz neglect
giving 1t proper attention
EDB1b G pfgL5, Al,a'r.
Aprl3G, s.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Maj. for Col GoodGyyn 500
Mr.. John Randolph is said to he re eIecfed
by lnsjority OF about 6 or 700.
Mr.. JA''n hoaEe IS elected by large ma
jority, i'll The district represented by MIR.
Garnett
Mr. Joseph LeYis is re elected for the dis
trict OF Fairfax, &c.
1T IS supposed that Mr. Z. Gray, is re =
elected--in Southampton, he is said to lave
had majority OF 402. Surry not va. heard
from.
Me.srs Love u clay re-elected.
in the NJ ,no.igalia district, Mr.J G.. Jack
son is opposed by Mr. Linsey a. Mr.. ]. sup
posed TO be re-eiectedb by considerable ma
joIity.
From the Rh.her Dishtcts, 40 complete or
satisfactory returns received In the district
OF Washington, Messrs. ShefSey and Preston
are candldates.-Mr. Breck enridge n } on
posed Mr.. Wilson-Mr Stephenson lFA
opposes Mr.. Morrow-Messrs. Swoope IF :
and ID Smith % candidates in the District
represented By Mr. Holmes Its supposed
mat Mr.. breckenridge is elected.
we understand "the Democratic Ticke.'
has prevailed in the borough of Norfolk.-
Mr.. Newton, Of course, elected.
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In Portugal and is don,iaions.

CONSULS.
William Jarvis, Lisbon. lanes l.. Ca,bcart
N'sgra JOHN 3 DaJney, Assres or Wes
'e|" IoATadT Henry Hill, St. Safvndoye.
IL tic .f!g7d57n Of Holland an.fits Geasiui2rs.
C0TsUL. GENERAL.
SJiYanus Bourne, I77geya.n..
IN Denmark aadas Dsaninions.
CoEsULs.
H'ns Rndolph Ssabye, Co5eahayen. Thomas
staa,r, dsta41 81 cyoiH. James MCresor, 10.
f@sa ST. Thomas.
In Pyussir.
CoFsULs.
,Frs',erick " Lu'@o, Stefsia William Clarke
Il lcymmy.
CahSuLs
'" " Forbes, liam ,vr. Frederick !
y ii''Wne',, . iesa p.,,hp MarcE, F,aasS.
"a N,.il.a' $50, yyiee,s
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The case Of the Washington. Capt Ken.
drick. lays open !or the decision OF tie court
Of the l.. States
On Monday last, IN enquiry was he'd be-
fore "ree OF The magistrates of This city The
informing seaman appeared before them and
delivered in his t.stiesoay. Can't. L. was
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New YORK, April 10.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The following'comnunicatio " mail, was
received this morning by the lieutenant Co.
Aveinor ofthis stO,e:
MONTICELLO, April IL, 1909.
gentlemen,
beg leave through YOU, to return
an answer to the address Of the legislature
CT New York, which you were 50 kind AS TO
forward me-, and to tender you the assurances
of my high respect and consideration.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
The Hon. JNo. BReoME, President of the
Serafe.
J. w. WILkIN. Speaker ofthc assembly.
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14sn6Ers elected to serve in the neet General As.
Sem5g Of Yusinia.
Essr*-Arcllbaid Ritchir, John Jones
Bc,<ie2-Ph Z. pendeton, NJ. a,us Tate.
CulpepcT-John Roberts, Moses Green
Gfoas;tsr--Thsmas Bay top, John Lewis
J@tersoa-A Morgan W. Tate
LEHen6Rrg--J. Taylor WIN. Mason
MGtthe'g'-- Perrin Smith, Richard BilluDs.
Pena'tton-Petcr Hall, John Davis
SheHm,iodh-Josep h Stricken. Daniel Mad. "a.
Wnwic!--J JOHN jones'" Vim. Garrow.
New Afealbeys
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= 4 II J ia I IIlNDNJ4N.
Monticello, April12, 1909.

WAsEINoToN, April o.
s1nsW!s and Commercial agents Of tie Uniteg
States.
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An arrival at New York brings accounts.
that French privateer was in the Turk
Island passage, and had captured fve line
ricGNS.
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The accompanying letter of Mr. JOHN
ADAMS, is worthy of perasal The TEXT
on which he comments, is from L. Picker
ing's celebrated letter of disgrace to Gov.
ouilivan.-How will the foul hend" en-
dure this correction?
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Il ftzv Of or merchants -vho hare late
iy made shi+meRts Of Tobacco 10 Gotten
SurSh, I am told, are diShteaSed -viih the
PROSPECT Of a heace with England; but
they are mere Merchants, gvh9, IL is hretty
sveH known, generally measure their love
i@heacc, ofcoanfry aud almost things else,
Sy their attachment to Mercury AID Alco,-
mon.
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DAVID BULLOCK,2 ~,
THOS. NORFELL, 1'"S'eEs-
April 90. ids
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We learn that Ed~ard 'r..ornton.z Esq.
formerly British Charge d'hiiaires at Wash
ington, is expected to be sent to this country
IN the mission, which is to come from Great
Britain. Whetherin the Chief or a Seconda-
ny character, we arc not apprized ....North
-.fmeric0n.
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IN Deamqyb a.dits D,,n,o;og,.
In Pussia.

Frederick " Lutte, Sfetsin. William Clarke
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~ The following evidently incalcates up
On our merchants the necessity of caution III
their adventures.
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WA, nj. eiced5p will have very sit1e, e sss!

VIA, his eiccti3p will have rery N..ie, e sn.r.
intlious e.iect--as they will not dare Ito
nntavl he republican banner against III q i'm
pcJja! a,ancryd.' frey know very well
where is tie Physical strength of the state
--@sndihcse " ho have been weak enough to
vote for Mr.. Cure, Viii hud themselves
woeIc-tv nissak ken IN to idea, that his eleC
t;q viii in any wdy beneici6;ly affect their
,n,crest. X dare not, ia his Official SITUATE
81. advocate s.. separation Of the states
not oac word fi;l be heard from him about
nstIliing tive republican banner" In shert,
his election, by 80 small a majority, Viii have
aicnae0cy to keep him steauy--as he mist
well l1nowhis conduct win be severely scru-
tin;ae:i--" One false s;e, forever dimns mis-
fame" ....CM. Ietccto1' (Bossoa.)
Every occurrence wnich shews the pro-
gressitc state Of domestic - nuactures
Rong us, should be made Known to the pub
JIG, as AN incentive to the enterprise of in
sliviiuals; for this reasen we are happy 10
have it in our power to stare that ty,o hand
sone fiieces Qfhlate, have been just execu-
ted by an artist OF this city, uad'.r the di-
rccton of Doctor Thompson Of Virginia,
with suitable devices and Inscriptions, to be
presented to the ladies of col. John Thorn
ton and Doct. Aylett Halves, of Culpepper
county, Virginia, as reward for the indus
try. insenity, and taste, displayed by them
IN their specimens of linen. cotton. & wool
len manufactures, exhibited before the Gull
pepper society for the promotion of agri-
culture and domestic manufacturers in De-
cember last, to whom these prizes were
then awarded. aurora
We learn that Ed yard 'r..orntonsE ESQ.
: formerly British Charge d'hiiaires at Wash
ington, is expected to be sent to this country
IN the mission, which is to come from Great
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

msiesty's service on board Ameri7as
vessels.
I Now, sir, examine the correspon-
dence over and over again. analize
it, dissect it, and it amounts precisely
to what have numerically stated. Il
is true, the envoy has garnished MS
doctrine and principles with wqrds.
words, upords-She has smothsred rhsnl
" like goose in onions" with allusi-
ons to the dignity ofhis sovereign, and
apostrophes to the maguapimiy Of
" a great and powerful monarch -.
but what does all this signify We
must not be led away by sound. We
must investigate things nicely, for in
that way only can we ger at truth
Take notice how Jackson shuffies eff
from the candid statement submit tied
70 him by Mr. Smith observe how he
not only bellies the government, but be-
lies himself, in Cakley's note, where
he mistates the true cause of his dis
nissal, which was not for asserting and
adhering to facts, as he AYERS; but for
declaring that he had made no insinu-
alton where he could not substantiate
fact. And where is this boosted sub.
sanitation? tits no where to be found,
and can at no time be produced.
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Airginta GtQtalatarr.
VIRGINIA.:

GENERAL ASSEMBLY, begun and holden
at the capitol in the city of chmond,
non Monday the fourth Gay Of December in
the year of our Lord oue thousand s.ighe
hundred and nine, and of the commous
wealth the thirty fourth.
ON which day, being the day appoint
ed by law for the meeting Of the Ge-
nertl Assembly, such of the members oe
me House OF Delegates as appeared, having
taken The oaths prescribed by law, took their
seats in the house and m jor .ty OF the
whole namber being present,
Ordered that James Peasants, fun. be
appointed Clerk 20 this House,
Mr. Madison, one of the DELEGATES For the
county of Madison, reminded the Housa
OF the necessity of proceeding 20 the choice
OF a Speaker, and recommended ] m 4
Barbour, ESQ. one Of the Delegates foe
| the county o. Orange, as person who had
gwen evidecce of his ability and fitness 20
discharge The duties of that Office: and he
was seconded in the pominalion by Mr. Wv
att, one OF the delegates for The couu,y
of Charlotte.
Whereupop, Resolved, That the said
Jas Barbour, Esquire, be appointed Sneak.
er to TINS House who being contucied Ia
the chair. made his acknowledgment to
thc house Tor the honor conferred upon him.
Ordered, That Henry Mess De appoint
ed SERGEANT at Arms to this house.
Ordered, that William Drinkard, Ed.
ward Clarke, Anthony Davis end Henry
Ssu!!hsIl,jr be aPpoio;ed door keepers 10
his house.
| on motion, ordered nat a writ Of cleo
ton issue he cou1 Of Hentico to SUP.
ply The vacancy occssioned by The acc n
silce BY %efyas StoTrs E-q Zone OF The
delegate returned % serve in ,hls present
General As embly lor he said couiny) Of
The Office Of high sheriff Of tho ssid couns
sy.
On motion, ordered that the rules a.
doPied by he house FIR tn Cove nrent
OF their eordUc during the last session.
be adopted by This house for he govern.
Inent ct heir conduct during the present
session.
The Speaker laid before ,hs house a
letter from he Goyernas, acc 5moanied
by sundry documents for Inc coosidera,i.
or ct the General Assembly.
| On mo'ion, ordered iha he said letter
with 'he accompanying docamen be laid
upon the table.
On motion, ordered that one hnussnd
copies OF the said letter be printed for the
use OF The membets Of the General AS.
sembly.
Resolved, That when this house adj.
iourns 10 day it will adjourn tilI to NOR.
row ~ O'Clock.
And then the house adjourned dn too
morrow - o'clock.
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