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ROADS AND CANALS.

ROADS AND CANALS.
Mr.. u. b. Porter, Sfrom the committee
appointed on the subject of internal improve
ments, reported bill for the improvement
OF the United States by public roads and
canals. This bill is essentially the same
with that originally reported by Mr. Pope
IN the Senate.] The bill was twice read
and referred to committee ofthe whole.
COMPLICATIONS.
Mr.. Clohton, from the committee on so
much of the message of the President of the
United States as relates to the Notifications
OF the ports and harbors of the United States,
made detailed report, stating that, in the
opinion OF the committee, it was unnecessa-
ry, at this time, to appropriate any addition
al sum for that purpose.
MRS. HAMILTON'S CLAIM.
This being the day SET apart for private
business, the House resolved itself into
| committee Of the whole. Mr. Macon in the
chair, on the report Of the committee of
claims on the petition of Elizabeth Hamil
| ton.
Messrs: Johnston, Ross. Quincy. Pitken
and FISK advocated the claim, and Messrs
Aston, Bacon, Holland and Root opposed
Tit.
The committee rose, SIS to 81, at half past
tour, without coming to a decision, and OBJ
talned leave to sit again
n motion was made by Mr.. Gholson to
adjourn over to Monday, and negatived. 81
to 40.
And the House adjourned.
| SATURDAY, Feb. o.
Mr.. Reof presented the memorial of Gen.
Barton and others, of the state of Rhode
Island, praying compensation for their servi.
ces IN the revolution. Mr.. Root said that
reports had heretofore been made favorable
to the justice of the claim. He moved now
| to refer 1t to the same committee of the
whole which had under consideration the
report on the petition of Elizabeth Hamilton
he said he wished, if the rampant which
defended the Treasury department was to
be broken down, that others besides Mrs.
Hamilton should be admitted. He wished
also to know whether the zeal which gen
tlemen displayed in favor of this claim was
general zeal to break down the barriers OF
the limitation law, or whether it was a zeal
for this woman alone.
This motion produced desuItory debate
OF two hours, in which Messrs Root, Smile.
Love, Aston, Southland, Boyd & Mon;gome-
ny supported, and Messrs. Pitkin, Kew, Gar
dehler, Gholson, Dana, Lyon, Gold, Ross,
FISK and Johnson opposed the motion. The
debate turned chiefly on a comparison of the
tion to the reference was, that it was an ,,n.
usual course to refer petition to commit
tee OF the whole, before an investigation
INTO the facts; and that it would be doing
injustice to both claims to blend them toge-
Their
Inc motion was negatived, by Yeas and
NAYS. 63 to 90.
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE BILL.
motion was made by Mr.. Lipermore,
to resume the consideration of the amend
mentS OF the Senate to the bill " concerning
commercial intercourse with Great Britain.
and for other purposes"---and he called
tor the Yeas and Nays on the motion.
Mr. Ehfies wished to move to postpone
it till Monday, but the motion was declared
out of order.
Yeas 90, Nays %.
9t'rfy-three to 8izty-t7yo. The Speaker
voting in the negative. the question was lost.
The house immediately adjourned.
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The passage through Bayonne of the troops of
the first division Of the army Of reserve was to
cease the 4lli or 5th Of this month (Dec) The
destination OF these troops is for Vittera where
their head quarters viii be established Tie
marshal duke Of Elchingen left Bayonne for
Spain on the LIST Of this month (Dec)
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LIST OF PRIVATE ACTS.

i. An act Incorporating trustees Of an
academy 10 the town OF Berryvhle, l.:
Frederick county.
g. 10 suspend the operation OF part of
the act, eDtitied An acc authorising John
Wimosh 20 erect dam across Banister
river.
8 Hutho-ising sale of certain tract
Of land IN MiddlsseX county, devised by
Alexander Frazier, deceased, for the b-Be"
{; of tree school,
4. Pi2cing 1ohn Harper on the pension
list.
S. Authoris.hg the clerk Of the superior
court OF Mecklenfurg county TO keep his
Office q: LombaIdy grove IN the SAID coun.
ty.
g. Concerning the. town of Moorfeld in
the county q! Hardy,
Z. For Al.erIDg the place of holding courts
in tue County OF Warwick
s For pay ug sum OF money to Henry
Sayane.
g. Aathorising the sale of the churc b
p ate in rhe PARISH ~ Southwark, 10 the
cJunty Of Surry.
10. Incorporating the town Of Ciarksburg
in the County OF Hdrr son.
IL. Increasing the sal.ries Of the inspec.
tors al McRae's warehouse IN the town of
Petersburg.
IL. To prevent obstructions to the pas.
sage OF hsh in Pig river.
10. Est blsnng an inspection OF -Four at
Wllham's ferry N the county OF hing MI
liam.
10 To amend the act entitled An act
concerning sne Upper Appoma.ts& Co.apa'
ny
Is. Authorising Samuel Holmes to dis
charge certain judgueu- OF the csms
mOnwealth u he manner therein Mention
ed.
IS. Concerning Randolph Harrison.
" Giving tUf ,her time to the owners
of ioss IL Gel tdin towas therein mentIoaed
to improve the SAME.
Is. fs.abl shsug several towns.
-. Releasing tac right Of the common
WI @ith To certain lanGs therein mentioned
] TO the relIct aud chiidfeD Of John Caro-.
In.
90. Aulhofisiag I'm Ashlin to erect 9
dam across the Riyanna river.
81 Rcfundpga sun Of money TO Thcma,
NTH
! q Appointing trustees for certain pur
f, pos therein mentioned.
/ % Concerning iae Sheriffalty Of Helsof
i courty.
"a Establishing an inspection Of -four al
| New Market ~ the coeniy OF Nelson.
! 2j ~ tkng Compensation to- fhc o5sc.
lcr DESTROYED ~ the 10 a,ng of Nicholas
WsreLtuse, AID for other purposes.
! 90 CDGceTn ng James Rose.
/ "a. iaScrPoiatug q company to es!a5.
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IContinned from car Lasf. J

~ An acs concerning she service al
process u Certain Cases, a d ior uther pur
poses. ~ I n. act ptoYIdes, thar whe t
there rs q Just exception TO ne Sheriff sno
Coroner, or Sergeant * Corner, o, where
there is no Cofoper, any process wha ever
may be directed 10 any JUS 'ice oftIlc peace.
OF 10 the mayor,oF any sIdeima SC. who
shall execut. and return The .ane, uoacr
the same penalties, as IN the case of q
( Shsrih, Coroner, or Sergeant. 81 whe {
flie S.erlf And Coroner. or SeFgeaH, md
Cotoner ase interested in SUIT ~ which
an sue o! fa6t Is 10 be tried The couu
NAV e. ecf -onc &. person 10 u nm On .
Jury. IN Ike manner, where ,hsre IS no
Coroner in county. a. The Coroner cec
Tbt a,send, any US ice CT she peace msy
10 an Irquss, olmurder, OF eccIdeGt~i
d alh.
TIVE fees oe Coronc-s and Justices per-
f.. ming the duties, shall b. in future for
taEDg an rquest on a dead body, TO be
pai1 out e the estate of the deceased, if
suTcient, VI not by the couTty, s dollars
for seTT ng ny Uiglnal or mesDe process
iss1irg freUa court, one dollar; f5r sum
nonihe q WITNESS 80 cents TOR al ether
hus.hess, tie sane ices as She rtffs in simi
lar cases..
l3. IN Act to compel persons WHO'D
laHGs ~ this commonwealth to cause the
same 10 &c entered ia tie books Of the
commissioners of the revenue and for other
pun bcses. ~ II any person heVing title
70 lands, Stall lsil 10 enter hem on the
commissioners 5ccks, wi'hn 70 months
from the ssBg Of this act, they shall b.
forfeited 10 the CormonwesB'A SWING the
riyhts Of iB9nnts &c. J ht lands % forfeit
ed shah be sold ~ the High Sheriff, thi
cletk Of the SUPERIOR court OF law, and tins
attorney for thf commonwealth, on any IN
OF then, who are constituted comm s. on
erS, aud to proceeds pad III the ueasu.
W. Every person ~ king discovery ant
procI 20 tie cgu " .urt OF forfeited lands
shall rtceiv 10 pr cent On the sales
which shall b. directed Ey the court, by "a
crLer in B4tHre 6 a teCEee, but va eum.
npry W0y Tre GavtTGor Is 90 tsUse
copy q IBIS law 20 be inserted 10 ebe Ma
usnsi l1'thlgencet f1i 8 months - 95s 1h'
former tWCrs vt fo.:citCd lands, wdcl
are MADE ittcdtebabie by tie f. ,st sec ,oI
81 the act OF tts g h 0f Fe0'u.fy $50!
shall be perm tied 70 redeem thc same, D
.ny time Before The 8rs; oi My 1871, Jl
the payment Of he amount fCQnr O b.
the act afcresaid, and ten PER Ceotun Vi
The amoun, Ncre0L
(rhe c,ber proyis vDs o. this &C, chef
rclHe 10 the OBJECTION afi pay o. cot OF to
MONIES arising iron the saies OF iorfe'tt
lanus=a..d 70 making convcyauCts thcrc
OIL
"a An ect Imposing taxes for the supper
C rnvers meni. Or The tsaSs are tn
Sue as LIST year,
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80. NJ k g pr'v,s'nl f>r r yiag Certain
!itacsses, and for o'acr p;~ppses
SO, Far paying tae o.icsrs o thu &c
,eri' ASis noiy, TO- tassr services dic in Z
re prfsea' session.
90. L ircceAss the salary of ia, Al
rtnr Ut Pl1i'r acc mits. - rnis &C.
ives ths sG,tisor 1896 j ,llars per annun
81. r. Increasing "a $ harv oe the clerk
4 accounts in the AUDITORS Dh:e.
~" rhis act allows MIN go d ,llars per
,nnun
90. Dvarc'ns Lc,nrri Oven from his
wits Nancy.
81 'Autaorising r II, w .lker. GUARDIAN
,f e. Il Vaughan, to removs CERTAIN slaves
INTO this state.
95. To amend the act entitled an act es.
sabiishins a turapiSe road between the
town of NJ ,nohester, and Falling creek OF
the BuckiOghan road
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The Ta~es are the same as lass gcar. vi= !.

The Tares are the same as i9ss gar. vi-
y, c
On lands FOR every 100 dollars val
TIE asrey ably 10 the eq ial.z'ns Law a
o. every slave above The age OK
Il years except those Exempted
by he courts. a.
On every stud horse or jack ass,
twice the prize OF The sea on
o. all o,her horses. mules, mares
and coils,
On every ordinary lcence Dos.
for every 100 dollars Of The rent
to be ascertained by that pad by
tic tenant, and il in the occupz.
ton ofthe proprietor, by the com.
m.ss,one of the revenue. - Pro-
vdsd that none shall pay less
thar S II so. This TAX is It. be
laid 10 the clerk of the cou't, &
accounted for as other taxes re-
ceired by him.
Ga evety four wheeled riding car
.riase, exoep' phaetons and stage
wagon, per heel 81 9!
On ali pi,aelons and stage Wagons,
per wheel, g.
On every other riding csrrisge
with two wheels per wheel, 3
On all house, AID lots in own,
for every 100 dolia's of tn
reo. S 81
Onesery merchants licencs, whole.
sale and retail, 40
% licenses to sell by retail only, Is
On hawkers' and pedlars' licenses, 50
Or eacn arpeai 10 the court OF ap'
psais from tue super or courts st
chaacery, OF COMMON law esla
blshed n the several counties, 8
No taxes "a. 10 be collec cd on la dS
lots o. houses, or Other p oper,y bekug
ing TO the commonwealth or u any CUT
", town co,itge or Seminary ci lea mag
or attached 10 oRy house OF lou-es lo
divine worship. Nor stTa!i ;.ls ACT De con
s-Iurd TO prevent any tasner OF planter
from selling sal, Tea, sugar, mulasses
coffee, spices, iron or s;ee., 10 his neigh
bofs, wnen purchased as retarn load cs
Carrying bis produce TO MAJ Ike, IN hi
Wagon CT oIherwise.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-09

better from General Champasny to hi;
exceli-ncy the Count oil -. on re.
pealhng the al of enoarg By The Coa-
e ess of the u. - .ates,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-09

was on the point Of forwarding my Iet-
ter whenI learned from a goo so Irce. that
all "a now finally arranged between GIg-
land and the United Safes, and ACCORDING
70 news Of the 29-d Aprii, to reciprocal sa.
tIsfaction. This open and frank step of the
u ate;, isat leis more deSen. tnan that
az hrst adopted. Trey have agreed Il,
the English noi To Come u France, RI ,Ilaod.
or Italy and n taks from the fau,t (ad,
mire the precaution) new order Of
council, OF 29.h April l4st, declares tho,..
countries in a rigorous state O. blockade
All the ports of the Uni ed States ooeo al
| formerly, t. ths English Commerce FMS
IS excellent Il remlins TO be know we.
;her these happy Combinations will no. pe
rendered useless o. him 70 50 " n xn,ys
now 10 have his orders execnei. Wi ne
suffer ali ths Countries a01ut Frsnce L, ps
lndnda e with Enshsl goods, wnica col M
! ir1ucule itly be introduced ITO ms enurss
| VINE her the frontiers of G rn4ny ur
S"tz sriind VIII nor be as rs ,ourou.ly sha,
as tn 1s3 ct III III ,nls4-whe h.c ny OF DIR
allies VII not JON 10 the total excisg.ol
OF a hiS wn!cn has beco ne TO sls.
piclous ---whethe' prtc 40 iol. " u no, b
d'uoleds az ctcrIed 70 me g~eItes. p!tsa
| OF sevsrI'y --g1ethsr We mas NJ. l.trl.
dsh'nt,veiy - d. wit.,Ot sOms facyIt, ,as
engage meats, and tnSre5y proven. oae o.
tWo millions more Of ,thsJ from perfs ling
a victims to Rnslish monopoly and A o ri.
can cupi1uyi
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Besides great many inferior Prizes.
Superior advantages OF the Vineyard
Lottery over any other that will be drawn
this year
1st-1he Vineyard Lottery has only two
and quarter blank. TO prize.
2d-The Vineyard Lottery has nearly
four times as many Capital Prizes as any
other Lottery now advertised 10 be drawn
this year.
3d-The prizes in the Vineyard Lotto.
~ will be paid in the short space Of Thir-
~ Days after the drawing, whilst all o.
t5eT Lotteries that will be drawn this
year.whl not be paid till sixty days after
the drawing is over.
Lastly-The price Of Tickets in the
Vineyard Lottery is considerably less than
any other Tickets nov for sale.
" Tickets, for sale al the Argus Office.
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Chariot, Court, eth August, leio.
William Reynolds, loha Rey. } IN
no!ds, Benjamin Reynolds
and Massa Reynolds. , ~
Against
James Brent admir- of Joseph Reywslls,
Samuel Hachney and Sally hiswile, Id
James Reynolds, uts1
THE Defendant HACKNEY, nq haklpg
tered his appearance accSrdfhglo De
act of Assembly and the rules kf thtSco4t,
and It appearing to the satisia( tion octhe
court that he is not an inhabiIaut-of this
state, On the motion of the plaintitis, by
their attorney, 1t is Ordered tina: he APP
pear here on the first day oil November
court next, and eater his appearance and
and answer the Plaintiff Bill aud that a
Copy OF this order be inserted Ia one of the
Newspapers printed in Richmond for two
months snccessively and posted at the trent
door OF the Court-House OF the said eoun.
~.
Copy, Teste,
THOMAS READ, c. c.
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The important case OF Purcell against Pur.
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ct Chancery for the Richmond Dis,ric,
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of.AppeaI.. is inser,ed in The Addenda e
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NOTICE.

NECESSITY compels me to make fur.
~ Their application to all those who are
Indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
:ademy, by sales of lottery tickets of the
first and secopd class and voluntary sub
scriptions, and all such are hereby reques-
ted to make payment to the subscriber to
enable the building committeeto pay an ar
rears for work done, and 70 Pcocpre
materials this winter in 81 dsr{ ITO rocked
With the work next spriugAit 4einbsfor pc
education ofour rising progengs which orta-
ments and attaches them to republican pfin-
ciples and gives spring to liberty and ina
dependence. have undertaken the collec-
ton by agreement with John Brockenbrough
and William w. Hening, Esqrs. The other
members of the ccmmitlee appointed by a
BOARD of trustees. AS the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably,
natter myself there will be but little trou.
BILE in obtaining the money for the purpose
Of carrying into effect so laudable an ihsti.
tuition.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Deebember 9th, 1909. wifi
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ASA OTIS,
Offers for Sale, first Door below the
Bell Tavern.

FIRST and Second quality Muscoyado
\ Sugar in Hhds. and Barrels, Losf Su.
gar iii Hhds Ticrces and Barpels, FHne
Green Coffee IN Bags and Rarfels2pp&i-
al. Hyson, and Young Hysof Y$, Up
pie Brandy in Barrels. Madeirt yln4 in
or. Casks. A constant SUPPLY of A1o1don
Mustard at the New York ptice, WDdsor
Soap, COmnon do. Mould CA0tlss( Glass
Ware, 10 by 8, IL by 10 and II by II
Window Glass, Powder 4 Shot. Alum,
Mace, Ginger, AIispice. Pepper, Tyct's
Shining Liquid Backing tor Boots and
Shoes, vita variety of other articles.
ALSO
A few hundred Gress Bottle Corks of a
large size.
Richmond, August Sd, 1910.
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Regtmentaf Orders :

City cfRichmond, 1st Aug. 1910.
THE Officers of The 18th Regime It, and
OF the Artillery aud Cavalry attached
to said Regiment are hereby notified and
required TO meet their Brigade Major aud
Inspector upon the Capitol square. at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon, on the 18TH, 18th
and 18th days of October next, for 70
purpose of being Instructed by him Ac. N
cording to law. Each Oiiiccr will bmeff
prepared with musket aud at least t-keI n
blank cartridges on the 18th and iSihyeNd ~
with side arms only on the 18th. -
A General Muster of the 18th RegimentV
will take place on the 20tf. OF the satne
month OF October, for which PURPOSE the
Officers and privates of SAID Regiment
will parade upon the Capitol square at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon OF the day last mem
toned. completely equipped according to
law.
GEO. WIN. SMITH,
Lit. Col. Commandant
ofthe 18th Reg. Va. Militia.
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Whohas on hand a very extensive and va
luabIe assortment OF books in the various
branches Of Literature and Science-Day's
Espnasse, vol. 8, for subscribers at dis.
and so cents - Bacon's Abridgment, ia.
cob's Law Dictionary, Coks's Littleton,
Hening and Munford's Reports, Gritty on
PIeadings, Cooper's Equity Pleadings
SC. SC. sc.
Richmond. 18th Avg. 1910.
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VINEYARD LOTTERY.

Begin Drawing October 2oth.
THE Scheme exhibits nearly four times
as many Capital Prizes, as any other
Lottery advertised 70 be drawn this year,
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johnson 81 Warner,
OF RICHMOND, (vIR.)
/ Propose publishing by. subscription.
THE FIRST PART
OF THE
INSTITUTES
OF THE
Lauvs IF England
By EDWARD COKE,
WITH ADDITIONAL NOTES,

BY HARCRAvE AND BUTLER.
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VIRGINIA.;

VIRGINIA:
At Superior Cenrt of Chahcery holden
at the Capitol in the City OF Rich.
!, mond. the 25th day of June 1910.
James Dunlop aud James Wilson survi4
wing partners of Collin Dunlop and Son,
and company, Piss.
against
lcbn HOVE admir-. de boais non Of William
Deakins jaar. decd, Richard Band Lea
Henry Lee jDnr, William Wilzcn, ColliS
AUD and William Bailey. IL 4
u HE. defendants John Hoye mud WIFI.
I am Bailey not having entered their APP.
peerance and given security according to
the act of assembly, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the court, that they are not inhabitants
ci this country, ON motion of the plaintiffs
10y counsel. IL is ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here on the frst day
OF the next term, and answer the blll OF
the plaintiffs I; and that copy OF this or.
der &c forthwith inserted in sumo newspas
per pubhshed ia the city of Richmond, for
two months successiveiy, and posted at
tue front door OF the Capitol in the said CT.
tys f'
A cory, Teste,
p. TlNSLEY, C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
CRITICISM.

&c am happy TO have il in my power, to re-.
commend the history of the priva,e lite of Cen.
Washington, by MIR Weems, and a,dently nope
1t may have an extensive circulation. IL is a
work that should De in the possession of every
person. and wi certainly afford pleasure. as
well to the lover of Gerius as to every emcri-
can Patriot. -