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(BY AUTHORITY
L.AWs or THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
supplementary to the act, entitled " In &C. ma.
eng further trovi.ion for the sutbo,t Of public
red,t' ana for the redemption Of the public
at enaetsa BY the Senate and House Of Repro
~ Sentatives Of the United States of d,ae,ica,
an Congress assembled, That the powers vested
IN the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. by
the tenth section of the act to which this act is
supplement- shall, extend to all the cases of
reimbursement of any instruments or parts of
the capital, or principal, of the public debt now
existing, which may become payable according
TO law: And in every case in which loan may
be made accordingly, it shall be lawful for such
loan to be made ofthe bank of the United States,
any thing in any act of Congress to the contra
~ notwithstanding.
]. B. VARNUM,
Spedfe- Of the House Of Representatives.
ANDREW GREGG,
President q the Senate, tro-tem;oore
June 18th, 1869,
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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" ALUABLE Low GRoUNDS--Tbe .,,I,-
~ scr'ber offers to lease, for term Of years.
.nose valuable Ienemerts at present in the occ,'
psncyot Messrs Isbels, Robnsons & WIN Rail-.
U Ug part OF bis estate, lying on the FIuvan53a
nter; ~ the county Of Amherst, (fiom to &
a "ies oeiow inc bolTishing town Lynchburp.
The leasing will begin ON the placs -. ~, ps'
1ech. lsbe now lives, on Tuesday, the t;rs, H.,
:" august next, and continue from dav r., H.
as tbe weather will permit, until all are To-,
me terms will be made known on the dav.
p,,.t.-, j.. BOILING.
S' ~ ~ Wv
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran.
u away from the subscriber on the 10Th Of
last month bright mulatto boy named BILLY.
about seventeen or eighteen years of age, five
feet or 9 inches high rather slim, his face sharp
he has scar on one side of his face, bet whe
Their right or left, is not recollected Ee had
on when he Runaway, pantaioons and short coat
OF blue Plans, He was purchased of Mr.. Page
city of Richmond. But it is rather supposed he
IS IN Hanover, as his father is free and lives near
the court house, the above reward will be Civ
EN- for the delivery of him in Richmond Jail.
WILLIAM LAW
June 80. A.G
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BENJAMIN THOMPSON.
HotSprings, July 4. 1aw4wT

Ri EGROES FOR SALE.-Pursuaat to the
~ power vested mus by deed of trust exc
cutcd on the 1lth day of Dec. 1907, by Nicholas
Syme ana John M Syme, will be sold conforfe u
bly, to the act entitled can Act concerning exc
cutions and for other purposes" On Tuesday,
the lst OF August next il the day admit, otherwise
the next that does, at the tavern of VIM. McDou-
gle IN TIE town OF New Castle, in the county of
Hanover, the following Slaves, to wit Jack,
Tom, Davy, Arthur, Spencer, Patty and child
Rachel Sukey, Lavinia and Joe, with the in
crease of the females, such the said Slaves
as be living, TO satisfy and comply with the pur
poses mentioned i'll the said deed
TIE IRUSTEES.
May 70. WOW
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NEANNsFIELD FOR sAIE-1n. s.A.eri-

MT ANNSFiELD FOR SALE-7He Subscri-
lsA 6ers cfv the elegant anu AiqAly i'm.
PToVee estate called Manyfeid far saieEIt is sin.
ted gvitkn less than tzpo miles oza tLe yaiuu of
Freaericks6urg-7A quantity of Land proposed 70
be disposed ef'is about 1900 acres The MANSION.
ho'se and out-hOnses equal to any in the stare
considerable credit viii he aiozue for the great
ef pert Of the purchase money Tie incunbsances
on this property spiHbe discharged out of the pro-
ceeas 9 the Safes, SO as TO Ieaoe 10 tie Purchasers
HHa;spgted Title. MANN PAGE.
BENG. BOTTS.
Fredericksbs0g, July d. In,
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JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT
Aathorising the discharge Of Joseph Wilkinson, jr.
from his imprisonment
DE it enacted By the Senate and Hayse of Pe.
~ presentatipes Of tie United States ot d,,,eyica
IN Congress assembled, That Joseph Wilkinson,
lr late Collector of the port of Detroit, in the
Michigan Territory, be discharged from his i'm
prisonment, upon judgement obtained against
h'm IN favor of the United States: Provided how
ever, That he shall first assign and convey all
the estate, real and personal, which he may now
own; or be entitled TO. to some person or persons
Tor the use and benefit of the United States, UNI
der the direction of tie Secretary of the Treasu
ry And provided also, That the said iudgemen.
shall remain in full force against any estate which
the said Joseph Wilkinson, jr. may hereafter ac-
qure, and that process may, at any time, be
thereupon issued against the same.
!. B. VARNUM,
-oPeaNcr q f!ie Rouse 81 Representatives,
ANDREW GREGG,
President Of the Senate pro tensboyc
June %, 1909
APPROVED,
JAMES MADIcON
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HE Subscriber oilers for lease or sale, his
MERCHANT MIL, in the upper end
OF Hanover county, on the south fork of Pa,nun-
Key river, about twenty-five miles from Rich
mond, and in either case, world annex Off desi.
red) from fifty to two hundred acres ofland the
mill was lateyrepaired, and is ready for bust
ness, possession may be had at any time In case
ola sale. landed property conveniently situated,
would be received in part payment; or long Gre
dit may be had on paying interest
MiCAJ.fH CREW.
OH NO. NJune A') 10. wfwT
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PURSUANT to a decree Of the worsbipfuI
Court OF Hanover, viii be sold to the high.
esf bidder, at James Hazelgrove's Tavern in
Hanover, on Fridaythe fourteenth dav of Iu-
ly n ext. two or three ESGROES of the e.
tate OF William Tinsley decd. which the Chill
dren of Philip Tinsey decd. are now entitled to.
as the representatives of their Father, also
tract or parcel of LAND of Is or so acres of
the same estate lying in the county of Hanover.
IN the neigl'borhood of the Oaks. credit OF
twelve months viii be allowed the Purchasers
upon giving bonds and approved security.
THE CO111HISSIONEPS
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WEN ~ DOLLARS REWAKD-Rana
l. way from the subscriber two NEG ROES,
10 wit Burreil Gates and I,ony Burreu Gates
is about thirty years of age, five feet, eight inch
es high, rather slender-made, well proportional
eIcePs nc mas very large foot, lie wss purchas-
ca % -Nr' wilkinson (Chesterfeld,) < has wife
at Mt. John Spears in the same county; LOW
was purchased of Mr.. Richard E. Armstrong.
Hanover County, he is about is years of age. has
Nun over one of his eyes, this fellow 1 SUP.
pose is lurking about this City. The above re.
ware yard VIII be paid for delivering them to Mr.
s-.."n ri. Saunders, Richmond, and ten dollars
this Commonwealth so that ret them again
May 26. ,,,c
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JAMES MADISON.

AND FOR SALE.-Wil be sold, to the
- highest bidder, on the 18th day of July next,
the tract OF Land, whereon the late David Ow
en-, decd lived. containing AS acres, lying in the
county OF Powi'atan, about four miles from the
cooft-houSe There are two settlements on this
Land, on each of which is good orchard, from
wi"ch considerable quantity of excellent cyder
IS annually made the quality of the Land is such
as rs usually to be found in the neighborhood; it
may be most conducive to the interest of the es
tate.
The terms will be, SEQ dollars paid on the dav
OF sale, 500 dolls. in six mouths, and the balance
III two equal annual payments Bond with APP
proved security, and deed of trust will BIZ. re-
CURED ot the purchaser, the bonds to carry inte
rest from the date, ifnot punctually paid. Posses
SION gwen the FIRST day OF Dec. next, with the
pll'iiedse OF sowing small grain the frs, of Sep
,en,ber next. MIR. George Owen, living on the
land Will shew 1t to those who may wish to view
IT, ToSEPH lgA1-o,
EXEC q me lHfe sodH and testament of
OiVIO OVEN, DECD.
Junc -. F5s
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All those who have claims against the Estate
Of William Tinsley decd are required to bring
them forward on or before the 18th day Of Iuiv
next, as his admin'x is anxious to settle her adj.
minstration on said estate Immediately. & those
indebted are earnestly requested to make pay
ment as 10 longer Indulgence can be granted.
ELIZABETH 1INSLE1, Ad,s.'s.
June 80 enAtsT
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oHH JOSEPH BOYCE, ir Stafioners
and Book Misunderstanding opened n store
on me na'n-street opposite TO the Globe Tavern
lwherc MAJ be had every article in the stat;ona'
fy busness) Respectfully solicit the favors If
tne7r friends, and the public, and beg leave 70 ss
sure us mem mat any work commttedto their care
FULLY acknowledged B "'e-
~ b. An Apprentice wanted.
Iulv 'N'''
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N CNANCERY--In Henrico County Court,
J. June 5,h, 1900,
John Lyach, Confrt. against John BERNARD,
Def.
The defendant not having entered his appear
ance, and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the raics of this Court and it np
pening to the satisfaction OF the Court, til.t he
IS not AN nhabitant ot this commonwealth On
The motion of the complainant by his Counsel !:
IL as ordered That the said defendant 10 appear
here on the first Monday in August next, ant. an
swer the conplanan,'s Bill: Aud that a copy Of
this order be forth with inserted in some one of
the newspapers printed ia the city ofRichmond,
tor two months successfully, and another copy
posted at the door of the Courthouse of this
County.
Il Copy. Tcsr,
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July 4.

l)URSUANTt to deed of Trust executed 4,
the Subscribers, by Samuel Parsons and
Sarah ms wife, Tor the benefit of William Cooke
and Thomas and Amos Ladd, and other cs,.si;-
tors OF The said Parsons, will be sold, Mt public
Auction, on the respective premises, on Mon
day the 18th ofnext month, Uuly) the following
property situate in the city of Richmond, viz.
Nearly three tourths of the half acre of ground,
designated in the plan of the said CITY by lot
NO. 43o, between Thomas Ladd and the Hay
Market square, bounded ON the North East. bv
the street which passes between the HAY Mar
ket square and the public Warehouse.
All that part oflot No4I3 on the North Fms,
side ofthe Basin which is bounded BY the street
running by the Bank and Robert McKi,n,s. tn On.
ry Street, thence by the latter street to the brick
House occupied by Mr.. James Smith as Bake
ry-thence at right angles to the alley between
the said lot s. Robert McKim's- thence bv the
sand alley to the FIRST mentioned street This lot
is he'd by a deed which conveys all the interest
OF Byrds Trustees and Heirs. But is subiro, to
the appearance of Ticket. The title papers
oil both lois will be exhibited at the sale. The
GROUNDS VIII be sold entire, or divided, Us may
appear convenient
Ten shares in the Richmond Turnpike Com.
pany-a'so Coachee & pair of horses, together
WIN sundry articles Of Household and kitchen
furniture and other personal property.
Isrnns OF sale viii be twelve moatbs credit for
tIe iotS, on Notes negotiable and payable at tue
nu'n "i virginia satisfactorily endorsed, s. III
ties to be withheld as further security until The
notes be fully paid; or at the option of the pur-
chasers, one fourth in hand, and deeds Of Tr,tsa
ON the property sold to secure the other three
fourths The Turnpike shares and the person
al property will be for cash or a short credit, as
may be deemed fit on the day. The sale win
commence at 18th O'clock on Lot No. Alb
l.. CARRINGTON,
RICHARD ADAMS, FRs-
GEORGE GREENHOW. iees'
June %. 81,
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~ oIlCE-That on the 18th day of next
L month, will be sold to the highest bidder.
on the premises in this city, (uuless privately,
sold het0re,) three story brick house, (nf
nished) 70 by 40 feet. together with the ground
OF the same width, extending back to an alley
situate on Carys Street, running parrellel with
the Basin, and opposite to Nicholson and Heath's
Coal yard Terms OF sale, $1,000 in hand, $1,000
III SIX months, the remaining balance, divided e.
Gualiy IN l2End 18 months, Iom the first instant.
Deed OF Trust, on the said property, and bonds
OF the purchasers, will be required to secure the
three last payments
SAMUEL PARSONS.
9th mo 90, 1900
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HB. The 14fh Section of this lazv, directs
thGr Property SO ciycu7,istaqced SbaX be- soIy .,
credit until the rising ofthe next Legislature.
I"'s viii froba6Ly be about the BEGINNING of Feky
dyy ne*t-Saeh vaiTa6ie PROPERTY is seldom NJ
Market and Metf,s attention.
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HENRI i. PE1"TON, C. c

In pursuance ofthe foregoing decree, we shall
proceed TO sell the Land with the Mills and APP
Purtenances called the Rich Neck Estate. con.
tanning 1900 acres of valuable Timbered Land.
OF the best White Oak for chip building, with a
iine Yard. This Land lies on n branch of lanes
River, within 55 miles of the furnishing town of
Norfolk, where great quantity of timber is al
ways wanting-This Land will be positively
So'a' on the premises, to the highest bid
uer' sgreeably. to the 18th Section of an
Act Of Assembly passed 31st of I,nuarv. 1890
entitled -" An Act concerning executions and for
other purposes ;"' On Thursday the 10Th of
August next, being Warwick court day. The
Land and Mills with the Westinghouse, will be
soid together or separate, in such parcels as may
be most advantageous to those concerned
ROBERT' SAUNDERS,1
gunner NELSON. 10m rs
June 90. ,,e,,,
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n u tCE.c- All persons indie ted 10 the. nr,n
on Giiiiat and Kirby, BY bond or open ac-
count, are requested TO come forw rd and dis.
c2arge TIER respective balances, on or before
me frSI DAY September next, as suits will be in
that time. CT
ihose who have any claims against the said
MN, are requested to make them known TO the
subscribers. ~ '"e
THOMAS CILLIAT.
dcting partner If
GILLiAT & KIRBY
~ d. In my absence, Francis X. Strobia is full.
due to and from Gilliat and Kirby.
THOMAS GILLIAT.
- - wills
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~ o1ICE-A young man of respectabIllty
\ VIII undertake the collection Of accounts
IN the City, as he has engaged in business in
own, which only keeps him empIoved about
three hours IN the day. Whoever throws anv b,l.
Siness IN his bands may calculate on as sr,eedv
collections as possible, as he win spare no pains
flee. ''' Va
July L ..
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hNk or VIRGINIA, Sd July 1909. The
- President and Directors have this dav de.
'ciared dividend of three per cent. which will
DC pad Gfer the 15th INST. on application at the
Bank in person or bv attorney
TuIvd - '-'-'
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June 6. wS,,sr
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SENATE.

FRIDAY, Jan. 3.
Return J. Meigs, iunr. appeared aud took bis
rat.
The following Message was received from the
President OF Use u Stat~s.
r. hs Senate and Ho0se If Representation fihc
Uhiici States.
] noy lay before Congress y statcfaen; If u,c
worE' 81 defence winch It lls b.cn thought nc.
cessary 20 pro,ile in the first instance for tie Sc
cufity Of Der seaport towns and l,>rIors, ADJ of
the progress towards tirir completion. Their
eSten las been adopted 70 the scale Of appro.
priat'on, and 10 tle circum ,taiIccs of tiieseyeral
places.
The works undertaken at New York are cal.
ctdat"! to annoy and cndangsr any naval force
w.iei, shall ct-r tic liartpr, and still more one
winch should atteiJrt &, lie ber,re the city. 70
prevent altng, ..,cr he entrance Of hrge vessels,
"a line % hiocts across &c hiu.hor has been CON
t~otploted & WOu!d, il is believed, with the auxili-
ary mrans aiready provided, render that city safe
against Hd,al tItcrpriZr. The expence as
wei a; 80. imi;'rt .ncc 81 tie wOi K, render it q
SUBJECT piO3er for the special consideration Of
Congress.
~ |cw-Olcans, t'yo separate systems of de-
F'HcG are Necessary t,c Ons Tor the river, the O.
ihsr los t!e lake, which al psesen can give no
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FROM EUROPE.

bosT0N, 9anuary6.
Yesterday arrived at this po ct, the schr.
1ale, captain Han, in IS DAYS from Oporto.
called from that place on the 29,h of Novem-
Der. Abont le days before hi, departure.
Intelligence had been received from Corun-'
ma, thata great battle had been fought be
tween the Spanish troops and people. conten-
ding to, the independence of their country,
ana thel" invaders, the French, i'll which the
fIr''er suffered a defeat, with the loss Of
oo'ooo. This news had NOT been officially
received at Jporto, but was credited by
some. The Portuguese. llowever. appeared
to be in good spirits. I he acrion, it was
sad, took place near Pan ipeluna.
int should prove CORE ct, tha< a battle, so
disastrous For ti,e world has taken place, it
must have been fought G; lrly in November
and our next arrival from q England will pro-
baby furnish the particu, ars.
Letters from Oporto 10 the 25th of No.
Hemoer, are silent as to aie above intoiIna-
zion.
bonaparte was said to he on the Spanish
front.ers with an ARMY cG zoo COO, and the
French army engaged w Is reported al $50,
0O0.
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The ENG UiRER.
RICHMOND, J4.vJ FRY ID, 1869.
DER.A1 f.
TX THE HeU5E OF DeLgc arE

TX THE HeU5E OF DeLgc hrEs rEspEcT1Ns
THE EXECUrIo n LAW.
On Friday last, the subsu tIte- (pubiished in
or last paTer) cane under discussion.
On The proposed sabst. rite TO the exc
cution Bill, Mr.. Writ adv, wated the suBsti-
tutc on Inc following grouu Is:
l.. That although he Naet pncither the sub
stitute nor the origInai bill. . yet he prefer
red the substitute, as being ) the least of the
two evils.
III. That gentlemen from various parts of
the state, mad mentioned il stances of indi-
vidual hardship as resulting from the sacri-
nee OF property under exec ution, since the
passage OF the rep.evy law last; winter That
the substitute went directl, to meet this
mischief, by declaring that p, 'eperty should
not hereafter be sold under execution, IN
less IL zvould command its full uaiue.-
That by the adoption of til is substitute,
wherefore, the very grievance complained
OF, would be removc1-and the people GER
tainly could not complain Of III wing to paw
thelrJust debts, when according 20 tie princi-
Piles ofthis substitute, the pred ice of their
lands even could not be sold for sut ~ payment,
without commanding the full pric cas- estima-
ted before the embargo That the adopti-
on OF the substitute went TO give the credit
or an opportunity of taking. the q roperty of
the debtor al itS .Inir and FL z vaiue-
1t ne chose tot1ke it at this, the d :jtoG cer-
IdiHi! IouiN nOt complain anu II L IL crenit-
or refused to take it at this iiir and }uli va
luc, lie himself would have less eason to
complain, than where no such opp trtunity
was-afTrrded to him. "
III. That the original bill would operate
the total ruin of the towns. for. the nar.ial
benefit of the countryA-H went farther 10
sacrifice a great part If the country itself,
to another part of the country. He exemp-
li1el Ivy beginning vita
1.-The merchant: he is a creditor in re.
'ttiou TO the people Of the country: but lie
is a fcj5ot' in relation To foreign merch
or the merchants Of other states. This bill
disabies the merchant from collecting his
debts in the Country but does it prctect him
against Iii. creditors On tic contrary his.
crediturs have a rigt, to sue him in the fe-
deral court, witch does not acknowledge the
authority OF the state laws; he will be torn
to piece by executions from the federal
court, while his hands are perfectly tied
from collecting the debts due to him, in orr
derto meet the. Judgments. Is this fair and
eqYal Legislation?
z The mechanic, wilc.her Of the town or
coA"try lite lives by the sweat Of his brow
and The pu1Mnal remuneration Of his labors;
a srspensinn oi payment * ruin to him.
s. Ihc lan%!C.d who lives snicly by the
pmnctual payment OF his rents: this bill de-
clares I've snail not be paid, and thereby cuts
Oil the o0ly source Of his subsistence.
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All "a one another. The canaln,w leading r,om
NE Lake H caa1ttnucd into the riysr, 'ws.,,,,. .n,-
bic t.,e armed vessels in both ss:.ssnsto un;,,. anil
" naest, i'm >ccnjuuct;o,,,. an ATTACH from ri.
,her SIDE. Hall the aggregate force would then
nave the same effect rs the whole or the same
force double the effect of what either can nov
mare. 1t would also enable the vessels stationed
N the lake, when attacked by superior force. tn
retire to d safer position in the river. The same
cons derations of eypence and Importance rem.
''cr tins also u question for the special decision
OF Conyress.
TIL JEFFERSON.
accompanying the message is a detailed re-
port ot TIC Secretary of War, which shews that
much h.s been done dariny the past , car towards
TIC aoiynce OF our ports a.,j har.crs.
lac ton'wing are the sums expended in the
Ncw-Orlcaas o. e,a
Georgia, South and North Carolina oOA SEQ
Vlrgnia and Maryland uIaS1
Delcware, Pennsylvania and New.
Jersey scoo
90 100
Connecticut AMI Rhode Island 1000
massachusetts and Nev-Hampshire ooS AzS
r.. 1,ol47o2
Messrs. Giles. Mitchell. Sumter, A..i. .soi, AMI
Miiedgc. $50
The bin making a further appropriation to-
wa'os completing the two wingS of the Cap;toi
was passed.
The Senate took into consideration the motion
offe't by Mr.. Lloyd, rs given in No 1856, cal
ing Tor all the official, rs well us informal cores
pnndence between Mr.. Rose and the Secretary
OF State, or aay other officer.
Mr.. Rickc"inS moved to insert the following M
1 preamble ,
1t having been stated to the Senate. .bv a r,om.
per IN i's place, that besides the formal nepocia.
tong withtle British, government, relative To the
attack ON the United States frigate Lhesape,ke-
exhibited in the documents communic ated to
Congress during their last session, by the pres;-
dent ct the United States, there had been certain
''iloihi overtnrcs upon 'tae same subject. be-.
tween the British, minister, Nlr. Rcs-, or some
person endorsed by him and some person.
or persons on the part OF our own govern.
'heiit, which ovcttnres and their results ought.
according to The opinion expressed by the said
m'in5er, To be made known 10 ,!:e eu,s. of,ne
u States.
This motion was nega,ived, Yeas 5-Navs "a.
The Yeas being Messrs. Goodrich, Hiilnouse.
Lloyd, Pickering and White.
The question WAS ten taken on she ORIGINAL
resolution, which WAS likewise ri eted. Ycas7.
Nays % The Yeas being Ne, .rs E;ima,..
Goodrich, Hillhousc, Lloyd, p.cke rsnr. Nead&
White. -.
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chi,tenden. cnlperper. p~.rerr,,,

Champion. Chittenden, cnlperper, Davenport.
Dcsha, Ely, Eppes, Franklin, Garrett, Gray.
Heistar, Holland. Howard. K, s. J4.kscu, John
son, Lloyd. Macon, Maru,, afinor. D. ripn,sc-.
nery. 4. Moore. Jr. Morrow, Jo.t. Nsrrow, Mel
son, Porter, Pugh. Rea, tpen.) Rhea, (Ten) j.
Richards, NJ. Richards. Rowan, Saver, Smile,
5 Smith, Sout!isrd, Stamford, raygart, iall-
msdge, Taylor, Trigg, Uphsm. Wharton, White.
hill, DR. Williams, A Wilson, Winn-S9.
The Louise then proceededto the consideration
ofthe other amendment for adding to the uum,-
bers ofolhccrs. snd privatcs; but adjourned at
hive O'Clock without taking any other question.
"a brief sketch ofthe debate. on this interest
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