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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-10

HE SUBSCRIBER, has FOR SALE--At
4 lis G. IS and China Store, first door above
the Eagle Tavern: A supply OF fresh Teas,.yiz.
Imperial, Hyson, Gun Powder, Young Hyson 6
Souchong Teas,
Old Peach nd Cogniac Brandies,
London Particular, Madeira, Dry Sherry, CIaret
ard Pori Wines,
10 Hbds. New Orleans Sugar.
Best refined Philadelphia and N. York Loaf do,
II wanna Sugar for preserving,
10 Hampers best Florence Oil,
20 Crates Liverpool Ware,
10 Boxes Glass, consisting of quart and MAT
Docanters, TumbIers, Wine Glasses, & Cru
cts,
so Casks first quality Whskey,
so Do Apple Brandy,
10 Do Linseed Oh,
90 Sets Table and Tea, Liverpool and Canton
China,
Preserve and Pickling Pots ofevery descrip,;on
y lo-1O y IL and 10 by il sup rior quAlitv
Window Glass by the box,
Richmond and Brandy Wine & FF Gun Pow.
der by the key,
S'O00ibs Salt Petred Bacon, consisting of Hams
and Middlings,
20 Boxes Spanish Cigars
EDWARD HALLAM.
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DUBLIc PRopERrY.-Au the property be

DUBLIC PROPERTY.-Au the property be-
longing to the Commonwealth OF Virginia,
IN the county OF Fluvanna, very recently ADVERT
Sod in the Enquirer and the Virginia Argus viii
be exposed to public sale, Thursday, the 2Si
Ut August next, at the old Arsenal on the Bar
rack Hill, in said county. The terms of tie sale
will be IL months credit, the purchasers civ ing
eond with security, to be approved of ny the Ex-
ecutive The sale Will commence at IL O'Clock,
nor will it be postponed on account of the wea-
ther' unless 1T is very incl-ment. For further ;
formation, apply to (
JOHN WILLS.
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The sale ofthe above mentioned property has
been postponed, until Saturday the 9Th day of
September, when it will positively take place
at the Eagle Tave,n.
1t consists Of weIl-improyed square of Lots
under good enclosures, a Dgpeikiag house Quilt
OF the most durable naterials,) with five rooms
on one floor and two good ones in the basement
Story, brick kitchen, Carriage house and sta
bic, and good smoke house The situation is
healthy & beautiful, and would be rendered We
~ convenient for person in business below the
Capitol Mill, by putting bridge over the Canal
nesP Mr. Rutherlord's mills.
A. b.. v.
S McC
August 1awtSS.
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Chatham. Fluvsnna, june q. sw

IN CovNoiL. July goth, 1910.
1T is ADVISED, That in future. no claim
tor attendance on Courts Martial either as
Judge Advocate, Members or Witnesses, be re.
ierred to the Auditor for adjustment, until co.
Py OF the proceedings of such cour, martial duly
authenticated by the Presiden, and Judge Adyo
cate, SHAH ne received by the Executive And
that this advice be published i'm the Argus & r..
quirer for SIX weeks, and copies thereoffurnishea
the commandments of Brigades and Regiments.
Extract from the minutes.
Attest,
DdNL. L H1L TON, Cleyk efthe Council.
July "a. g.
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TWILL give reward Of rwssrYpoI1As.,

TWILL give reward OF TwsNrYDoL1Ans,
Il - any person. who will apprehend sad safe
y deliver to me, low. well made dark COM
pectioned Negro Man. whose name is ISAAC &
who absconded on thei2S day of June or TEN
DOLLARS it he shall be so secured, i'm any ia,l
! as tor me to get him agan
lsasc is twenty four years old. and his stature
IS about five feet he has surly countensnce, his
lips somewhat promnens, his hair. which he
wears long on the top of his head, is thick
and grows low on the forehead rather fat, and
his eyes are seldom raised to persons face l
know OF no mark scar by which he may be
designated He took with him toerable good
drab cloth surtout, with velvet cape & lined with
yellow flannel, an old and new drab short coat,
pair OF drab & a pr. ofcoarse white cotton panta-
looms, 2 pair of black silk stockings, an old furr
hat, arc other clothes these do not now rcco!-
lect He has many relations and acquantances
IN this county and Westmorel,nd, and ne NAV be
lurking among them, but am more inclined
70 believe that he will attempt to go out of this
state In the capacity of waiting servant he
has required considerable degree of smar,uess
] FAUNTLEROY.
richmond County. July II. w3w
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" ALUABLE PROPERrY-FO SALE-
In pursuance of decree of the circuit court
THE U States, for the Virginia district, pro-
nounoed at the Nov 1909, session of that court.
between VIM kunkali & Co plaintiffs, arains,
Thomas NJ Deane and others, defendants. and
between Scribla Scrophalt and Starman, pltfis.
and the same defendants
W'il be exposed to sale, at auction, at Ca Ira.
m the county of Cumberland, on Monday, the
27th day OF August next, that valuable lIER-
CHANT MILL, usually called the Ca Ira Mills.
Tobacco Ware House, Tavern and other Lots of
Ground at that place Also, ali LANDS at
or near Ca Ira, consisting of 206U acres and up
wards, which belongedt to James Deane, Thomas
M Deane and Francis b Deane, or to either Of
them, on the 20th day of March, 1901. Terms Of
sale, ten per cent. on the purchases to be paid in
cash-A credit of one, two and three wears for
the residue of the purchase money, to bear inter.
est from the day of sale-ths purchaser or pur-
chasers giving bonds, with security, to be ap-
proved by the undersigned commissioners. OF
the one that may act, and also executing deed
OF trust upon the property so purchased. for Sc
curing the payment thereof, at the periods afore
SAID Previous 10 the day OF sale, the land win
be divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers
T. COPELAND
" C. WILLL4NS I0mrs
july II. IL
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w ILL BE SOLD, at Hanover court house
on the fourth Wednesday in August next
De"g court day. Joseph IhOmpson's undivided
interest in the lands lying in Hanover and I oso
% which the children of Joseph Thompson are
entitled, under the will Of their grand fstber-
John Thompson, deceased, which will is of re.
cord m the court of this county; The said To-.
sePh having conveyed the same to me to secure
ene payment OF money due by him, to ANTHONY
street as appears by deed of trust, bear,ncr
date the I'd day of April, 1908, which is also Of
record in the said court NOV "
SAMUEL GRAKTLAND.
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fpY virtue OF deed oi tr.-. Il. .t.ns d. &c
I'D 9Th day of Angus, 1877, and recorded in
the General Court; Win be sold for ready mo-
ney, on Ihursd ay he l2'h o. Jul next, the
LOTS S HOUSES,
Near Belvidere, now III TIE OCCUPANCY Of Mrs
Price. The sale will take place on the premi.
ses, at IL O'clock, A
II b VEN1BLE,
SAMUEL MeCRAV, trustees
June 8. wt12July
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NOTICE, from the Narsha OF VIgnma, h.,
" his assistants,-The Marshal, IN d circu-
lar letter to his assistants, appointed to take the
third census, has requested of them to acknow
ledge the receipt their commissions as soon af
ter they receive them as possible. He here "a
gain repeats the request. and hopes that no time
VIII be lost by such assistants have not &C
knowledged the receipt of theirs, to do it with.
out further delay, and VI case of death, sickness,
or any other cause, it snou1 become necessary to
N IKE orher appointments III the room of any of
those already made the marshal requests that he
may receive the earliest BOtice thereof, from any
county, city or borough where any such occur
renee may take place, and at tue same time, a
recommendation OF some discreet and proper
person to act in the room of those that may de
cline acting.
JOSEPH ScoTT,
MayshaH, r. d.
City Richmond nWshaiPs Office .9sip IS .3w
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M ADEIRA WINE. believed to be OF liz. We
h'A ry best quality-tor sale by the Pipe or
Hogshead -
june 10 &c
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
House Of Representatives.
.Jcnaarv Is

The house resumed the consideration Of the
bill concerning commercial Intercourse with
Great Britain aud France, and for other pur-
poses. The further consideration Of which
WAS postponed till Monday.
The house resolved itself into committee
of the whole MIR. Helms in the chair, on tae
bill " to deprive il certain cases ves,es OF
their American character, and to prevent W.
der certain disabilities any citizen Of the
United States taking license from any
foreign power to navigate the ocean or trade
with any other foreign or Independents pow
er." After considerable debate ihe cam
mlttee reported progress and obtained Leave TO
sit again.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
.IaANarn 2s.


The bill auhorisin; The fitting out. officer
ing, and manning the frigs,es Of the Z. states
"a. read the third time, and passed by yeas
and nay, as follow:
YGAs.-Mcssrs. Bayard, Bradley, Event,
Champlin, Franklin, Gailard, German, Giles.
Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg, lEllhouse, l4eth,
i .loyd, Meigs, Parker, Pickering, Pope. heet,
Rohinson, Smith, (Ml.) Smith, ~. SUM
ter, TAFT, and Whitesite-25.
NAYS-Mes.rs. Anderson, Campbell, toM-
eli,, Crawford, Lambert, and Turnct--G.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
,Ianxaru Is.

On motion Of Mr.. Anderson the memorials
Of the officers of the navy Of the United States,
heretofore presented, were referred to the
committee on the naval establishment.
On motion of Mr.. Quincy, the report of the
comptroller of the treasury Of the st Dccem
Der last, Of the balances due from individuals
to the United States, was referred to select
committee.
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1n 8enate.
Tuesday,, Janxary 25, 1910.

Tuesday, January 25, 1910.
motion, a committee OF conference
was appointed 10 meet the committee ap.
pointed on the part of the House Of Repre-
sensa,ives ON the subject OF disagreement
respecting the amendments proposed by
Senate to the bill regulating The returns OF
sherifs. The committee are Messrs. Coop
er aud Way.
Ordered, That the House Of Representa-
tives be informed Of the same.
On motion, the bill providing for the es-
,ablishmeot Of a seminary Of learning in the
town Of Dover was read third time by pa,
ragraphs, and the same being amended, pas
sed the Senate.
On motion, the bill supplementary to the
sscheat law was read second time.
Mr.. Mitchell presented petition from
Evan Thomas for the extension of the law
aushorising the reco, ding of certain papers
in Newt assle county; which, on motion,
was referred 20 Messrs. Merritt, Lockwood
and Cooper.
On motion, the bill to raise 5000 dollars
by lottery to improve the streets OF Newark
was read a second time.
On moson, tlla bill to enable certain ow.
ners of meadow, marsh and cripple on the
southwest side of Duck Greek to bank and
improve the same, was read a third time by
paragraphs, and tae same being amended,
passed the Senate.
The speaker lain on the table petition
signed bv divers inhabitants Of Murder.
XII hu pdrsd, PRAYING for a Law 10 inn rove
certain low grounds therein mentioned-
which, on motion, was read and referred 10
Aiessrs. Merritt add Lockwood.
On Mat!ou, the bill for the erection of a
peniten,iary, or state prison, was read Sd
:iae av paragraphs, aud passed. tle Senate.
Grdc,ea, ha, the same be sent to the
Iio"se d Representatives for concurrence.
-adlpurned.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
Jauudry %.

JaHudry X.
Mr. Newton submitted the following resolu.
tion -
Reso!red, That the president of the United
States be requested TO cause 10 be laid before
this house, by the proper department, return
q the army OF the United States, specifying
the particular force OF each regiment OF corps.
with the destination of the principal oflicers
commanding the same, and particularly the
condition Of that detachment Of the reguar>
force allotted for the defence of New Orleans,
the number sent there, the different DISPOSE
sions which have been made Of the detachments-
and the present effective force of the same,
with such other Information as he may deem
necessary to communicate respecting the state
OF the army.
The question was taken on the resolution,
and decided in the affirmative by great ma
jorlty.
Mlessrs. Newton and Shaw we're appointed
committee 10 wait on the president with the
Resolution.
Mr.. Dana moved the two following rssolu-
tlons, which ) era adopted:
hcsoipG, That The committee of commerce
ahd manufactures be Instructed 10 enquire into
the prcprietY OF adopting amy Legislative pro-
vision respecting the extent OF the maritime
precincts oil the United States aud the sale
guard of navigation within the same, and whc-
thcr in addition TO the existing provision against
captures when maritime league from any pars
of the shores OF the United States, i, won'd be
proper by law 10 authorise tho president ci the
United States FOR the ban.fi, Of the commercial
Interest, or revenue thereof, 10 psch BIZ iosc!en
armed ships OF yesstls from seiz ng or molest-
ing any vessels ernployed in the caas!ins trade
or merchant vessels bound 10 or iiou' the Y.
nited States, whenever tie same hay be in any
other waters within sight Of land and within
line extending from orc cape or lead land 10
another along the coasts OF the United States,
and that the committee have leave 70 report b,
bill or otherwise.
Re55tssl, That The com n!itt@c af cora!rerrs
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
,IaHasrA 81.

Oa motion, the D1l authorisng clerks of
she u?reme court to take transcripts from
magistrates dockets. and for other 2urpos.
es, was read ;hird time b. paragraphs and
on the question shall th@ bill pass The Seu,
a;e? it was Determined in tie negative
and ,as BID wHa lost.
On no,on, tie h.l, supplementary to the
act for TIC m,re speedy recovery Of sniali
deais was rea! third time by paragraphs,
and the question being taken, and the house
eqaall, divided, il WAS decided in the afr.
native ~ the sn.ake, and The bin passed
the Sena,e.
a ne ssenger from The House Of Repre-.
saniatlres being at'mitted, Informed that
that house had appointed a committee of
conference en the existing difference with
respect 10 the amendments proposed bv the
Senate rs shs Gerry Island and Sussex hog
bills. He also in!orm:d that the H. of r.
had agreed to the amendments proposed BY
Senaje IN the bill for establishing a senalna.
ry "' l"arniag in the ;cyn of Dover. He
likewise presented a ILL for the better secu-
Iity oi ,nr.'ies on bonds, &c. which he in
formed had passed the Fl. of r. and 10
which ne requested the concurrence of shr
Sena.c--.nd he Withdrew. Adjourned.
e'clsck, r. Il.
Nr. NI,.chell LAID On ths table reso!u-
,ion for ,he purpose OF adlouroip2 the two
houses on Wednesday the 3tst inst, which,
on motion. was read and ordered 10 lie
ON he table.
On nso.ion, Messrs. Pavn,er and Merritt
were appoin,rd IN the subject Of the exist.
ing differences between the TWO housts on
the amendments proposed by Senate 20 tie
blii prevsn'Ing SWINE fanuinS al large in 4
certain distrjct, &c.
Messr5. Lockwood ard Reeroids were
appoin,ea connittee ot conierrnc. on the
subject oi lie differences vim respect te
The amendments proposed Ly Senate TO ths
Cherry lalati marsh t;w.
Ga 5;ion, ,i.o bill for The better securi
IS q sa:.,isn N,is ordered 10 be read.
ihs com, see 10 whom was referred
,if- petition itom l,ivcrs inha'i 'iian;s /! Mar
sl3gtA H! ;,urdfcd reported .,lsil ;uiloyisin,
til .nptJ"e He.. - c:,t:,'n ma; sh and GRIP
pie, &c. wfiitc. "si motion, WAS read
o. mo inn. the- nj aulhorisi"s The Lev
Cnart - a,sr., ta.. for The destruction 4
crows II Nvs-(,a;tle county was rraei :, 3
tim: ily paragraphs, and passed.
Sa noiion, tl,r a.; for the setter reguIs
iion o! lists. as Tor rcnr, was rrss. ! hir
sime bT paragraphs, and heing anisudet
passed the Senate.
On mni4n, III, hiii to raise ,hr gum {
5000 loilfa rs Iu.,e,y tor improving Ii
streets a. Newark @ss re.,ti q ,aird time t
paragraphs. .s'l ~ 'ae qu.,,li.n shah II
Kill pass !hs asn.ys being equally ,:i,ide.
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ii vas determined by tie speaker i, the nc.
gatiye, and The bill was losl.-Adjoarned.
January 25.

JGAuosy 25.
MIR. Cumm;ns laid on the table resou-
lion requiring the Secretary OF STATE to ex
hibit to the legislature on the frs, Tuesday
in January next a sta:ement OF all balances
of marriage and tavern licenses unpaI u since
the year 1892, which was read and adopted.
The clerk Of the House Of Repr, ,ser'a-
lives being admitted, presented suutry en-
rolled bills for the signature of the SPEAKER
of the Senate. He also returned tie bill
supplementary TO an act limiting thecom.
mencing of actions for debts, &c. atl in
formed that the House Of Representatives
had concurred IN the amendments proposed
by the Senate.
The committee Of enrolment repo,ed
sundry bills duly enrolled.
On motion, the biil to enable the owners
of marsh and cripple called Mordin,dn in
Kent county to improve the same was read
j second time.
Mr.. Fisher being admitted, presented a
petition from sundty inhabitants and bill
for the purpose ot altering the name o
Bridgebranch, in Sussex county, 10 Bridge.
vliie-and he withdrew.
On motion. tne bill to establish and reg,i7
late the fees Of collectors oi tax was read a
third time by paragraphs and passed.
Ordered 10 be sent 10 the House Ct Re.
presenta,ives for concurrence.
o'cl2ck, T.. NJ
A messenger from the House Of Repre-
sanlaives being admitted, presented for The
| concurrence Of the Senate petition signed
by the president and secretary OF the Gap
and Newport turnpike company, and bill
10 enable the said company TO raise by lc.-
terry the sum of IS 900 dollars, which he in
formed had passed the House cf Represen-
ta;ives--and he withdrew.
On motion. she aforementioned bill was
ordered TO be fad.
The committee 10 whom was referred the
| subject OF the revisal Of the criminal laws
! made report, which was read and ordered
| to lie ON the table.
GA motion, the bill supple rnentary to the
escheat law was read third time by para
graphs and passed.
he committee to whom was referred the
petition Of Evan Thomas reported bill.
! which, on motion, was ordered 10 be read.
| Adjourned.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
G ongvcMo1a! Rsgtifer.
In Senate.
,Iann0tN 22.
journcd,

The bill to engage corps of volunteers Tor
a short period in the seivice OF The Y. ). was
further discussed. and on motion OF MIR. Smith
Of Md, the further confederation thereof was
postponed till tomorrow.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
,ycha4ry "a.

Mr.. Reeds motion for an amendment = w
constitution was, on morton of Mr.. Ieih,
f,rred TO s.lsct corn,ni,tee. Ordered taat
Mr.. Heed, MIR. Lcib and Nj. Crawford be the
committee.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
JaAuQry 90.

Nj. fnpa, from the COMMITTEES Of ways and
means, reported bill making appropriations
for the support Of government during the year
1870. wite cad and committed.
Mr. t.ppes also reported a bill Tor the sup
port Of ;hc navy Of the U. States for the year
1910 Twice read and committed. g.
Mir. Eppes also reported bill for the sup
port Of the military establishment for the year
1910. Twics read and committed.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
.IGNn0wU %.

The bill authorising the president % ENGAGE
in the service of the Il. S. for short rctlou .
corps Of volunteers, was, on motion ci Mr.
Lcib, postponed till Monday aeXt.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
Isg!Iafu;'e cf Delamayc.

"A *: s.s-sy ss.r4s-.,rsI
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IdNaarN | Z.

Mr.. Newton reported bill g for The benefit
Of American searaen."
This bill provides that no vessels shall here
after enjoy the benefits and privileges apper-
tanning to vessels of the United States unless
the mate as we'll as the captain and the mari
ncrs or crew OF the vessel or ut least Of
them shall be citizens of the United States.l
The hill was twice read and referred TO a
committee of the whole.
On motion of Mr.. Tallmadge, the house rc-
solved itself into committee of the whole,
Mr. Basset in the chair on the bill anthorisins
detachment of the militia of the United
STATES.
[This bill provides for detachment o!
100000 militia, to be ready TO march at mo
| ment's warning. but not to serve a longer time
than six months after they arrive at the place o
rendezvous. Volunteers may be accepted.
On motion Of Mr.. Talmadge, the blank
for the sum to be appro 7riatcd and held il
readiness to carry into effect the intention oil
tie bill, when necessary, was filled with one
million Of dollars.
And, the bill being gone through, the com.
mittee rose, rctortea trogress and obtained
leave TO sit again.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31

ss;s. u ..-1ti: e9;'. ."Fa'i Il .s,,c.;.;A,.
!tr atcrm oi i ye:,ls unti,v t!ir i.fts,r, l.x,
may renew taeir patents t'r enc t.rn, If s4v,,
yeas. ihat the damagt 10 be recovered bv
p.teniees Tor viGlatlon Of pa'cnt rights Shall /,
no case be less than three times the price a.
which the right % use the invention patented
has been usually sold by the patentec. Th,,
the secretary Of State may, with the concur.
renee oi The secretaries CT the treasury, war.
and navy departments Or any two of them, re-
luse altogether TO ISSUE patent 10 any person
claiming it. Tha, the secretary of state shall
publish annually III newspaper printed at the
seat OF government, lis. OF al! patents grant.
cd the preceding year, to whom and for what
purpose. That the president Of the United
states he authorised 20 cause to be built suit.
able building for the reception and preserva-
ton ot The hooks, maps, charts, models and
designs OF the authors and inventors, which
may be deposited therein agreeable to the pro.
VISIONS OF the bill. The residue of the bill j.
IN adoption OF most OF the principles of the
ioimcr patent Jaws, with some variance in the
details; and repeats all former laws on the
subject after the soth oil September next, When
this act IS TO take eiisct]
lhe bill! was twice read and referred, to !
colnmttce Of the whole
January 10.
Alf. Newton reported bill "to prcven, TIE
's,un,g OF sea letters except 10 certain YES
ssls"
Mr.. i'nrwell introduced the following reso-
'auoN, accompanied with appropriate remarks,
Watrh was ordered to lie Oh the table and he
Yrnsed
Nsgt1',d, That the presaen. or the United
a'es be required Immediately to employ the
armed vessels for the purpose Of conyoyne and
protecting the ships and vessels ,he property of
Itzcns OF the U. ). laden with goods OF their
grown, produce or manufacture, and contra
oaid OF war, IN their trade to and from por,s
oPsn ior their reception by the RI gulatois Of
shs po'rr' ncnt under whose jurisdiction they
are sfHatsd, and not being actually blockaded
on inv. atsd by competent force: provided
such government Shall not have in force cdicts
ar DEGREES against neutral commerce and
thst the owners and crews of merchant vessels
owned, laden or dest ned as aforesaid, be per-
n .ttd 10 Is oeate and arm for their defence
against i!ie~sl capture and molesta,ion, under
snch regulations as shall be prescribed by law"
Mi =. s..d there were two other views OF
this subject, which be had not touched upon.--
It would ',e hereafter for the house to decide
whether II would be proper TO permit the pub
lie vessels Of the u. S. to rccattwe vessels t..
ken under the orders and DEGREES and whether
ii would be proper to authorize the merchants
70 associate and ann, and to permit them 70
capture any vcss-, by which they may be atr
! lacked.
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seat ii ;e.st;ce If Nsc -cs.ti;. eoua.i H:.s
taken up .or ,h,rd ,-,aing hf paragraphs,
and on the question for passing the frs,
section, i. was, on motion, postponed Tor
further consideration till next session. Ad-
journcd.