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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-14
BEyNJ.AMIN DUHA Ill. L.

"A THE SION OF THE GOLDEN NOR.
Ia TAI, Richmond, returns thanks to his Gus
souers for past favors, and earnestly ntreats all
chose indebted to him to call and settle their res
pectiye accounts, as he is anxious to close his
former business. Having taken his son PAiiie
INTO partnership in his medicine store. 1t will be
Carried on in future under the firm of
BENJHlniN DUV.dL s. SOW;
Who have just received large supply of fresh
DRUGS, Medicines, Paints, Dye.Stu f, &c.
most of which being bought with cash, they
are enabled to sell at low prices.
The same attention heretofore paid in select.
ing medicines of the best quality and receiving
none IT powder, will be strictly observed, and
they'll tier themselves, to merit the encourage
.s-s.to Their friends and the public geaeraiiy,
May IL. 6t--1awtf
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NOTICE TO UwDER7:AxERs.

TN pursuance to an order of.the Court of Hus.
i tings. we will receive proposals to the 10Th
inst. for the erection & completion OF sundry ad.
ditions and alterations to be made at the Poor
& w FORK House in this city to Snis {: An exte-
nor brick-wall IL feet high, 134 inches thick,
to be built all of hard brick, and covered with
copeing brick which wall will require about
$4,000 bricks also. another wall of like mater.
ais, height & thickness that will redire about
SIX Thousand bricks, plank inclosure OF sbou,
$40 feet in length. the posts to be Ia feet long,
10 feet of each post to be hewed square, at the
bottom of the square, to be inches, and at top,
6 inches square, of good white or post oak, the
pannels to be 8 feet long, rails Of good white
oak to each pannel. the rails to be by q inches
and 16d ieet long, to embrace 8 posts each, the
whole of said plank Enclosure to be surmounted
with an oak railing of inches by II, With BOD
nails projecting through said railing at one inch
distance from each other.
Those willing to contract are requested 70
make their terms known as soon as practicable
s 5; 3 sbs sssHs#ow. c."'s'r..
rune 4. At
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TN cHANcERY-1n Hanover COUNTY Cont

I'm CHANCERY-In Hanover County Cont.
i April IS, 1911
Horatio G.. Winston, William o. Winston
Joseph F. Price and Eliza his wife, formerlv p.
liza Winston, and John F. Price and Maria his
wife formerly Maria Winston, children and
Legatees OF John Winston. decd.
:, PGimifs
John pettus and others, heirs of Stephen Pet
Jus, decd. and James boswell and Thomas
Price, ex'ors of Samuel Day, decd.
., Det'fs.
This day came the Plaintiffs by their Counsel,
and the Plaintiffs file their BILL exc. in this suit
Wn,cn Deing read It is thereupon decreed and
ordered. that the Defendants lanes Do,we;;
and Thomas Price, ex'rs. of Samuel Day, decd.
De enJomed from paying away to the other De-
fenoants the sum OF twenty eight pounds four
teen shillings and one penny three farthinp 8,
with interest thereon, after the rate of five per
centum per annum, to be, computed from M arch
1877 and that the said Executors paw unit the
Plaintiffs the said sum with interest thereon as
aforesaid, upon the Plaintiffs executing bond
to them according to law. And the other De
PENDANTS John Pettus and others, Heirs of Ste
phen Pettus, decd. not having entered their an
Pearance, and given security according to the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court, and
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that
'hcy are not inhabitants of this Country, on the
motion OF the Plaintiffs by their Counsel, II q
ordered that the said Defendants John Pet,us
ana Others Heirs of Stephen Pettus, decd do
appear here on the fourth Wedn -sday in Juiy
next, and answer the bill of the Piain,ifis, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some public ne ws-paper printed in the City of
Richmond, for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the front door of
the Courthouse of this County.
Copy.-Ieste,
THO. POLLARD, q c. II. c.
June11 a,es.
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INTENDING shortly to embark for Britain.
i have appointed Mr.. VIM. b. HARDWOOD nv
attorney in fact, during my absence, who is al,
so fully empowered to manage the business of
James and John Dunlop, which will be contin.
ued as usual. Those indebted to me, are re
quested to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them without DELAY in
order that they may be discharged-Those in
debted to James and John Dunlop, are inform
ed, that further indulgence cannot be given.
~} JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg. May "a. I'm
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COUNT kEUONUO,
k NOGUIER.
PRINCIPLES SOUSA.
CHARLES STUART.
Palace OF Government, April 17,1s11.
(Signed)
ID. MIGUEL PEKEIRA FORJAzs

Inost Wnstrions and Most EreeHent S;a
WAiam Carr BereSford. e. Is. Jyarsbol
Commander in Ch'ef1 tie portaqueSc
.1rmy'
the Combined Armies having driven the
enemy beyond the northern and southern
frontier with as much glory TO the forces al-
Led, as advantage to tie just cause they de-
END tne Governors OF the Kingdom have
authorized me 10 &C knowledee' in Their.
naGe, the high and distinguished services,
for which the Portuguese Na;ionis indented
TO cur Exceliency in quality ol MarsnaiJ
Commaeder m Chief OF ner Armies.
II the success OF our arms be tbe rey,,t
OF vaIour and discipSse, to your ExceB :
it Is attributable tnat troops onl, r. '"enCy
day mos;ly recruits, cave beer t.,sh o,"tr
conduct themselves like expe/.enc" GO
rams, and 20 deserve 30 efGs5 MAJ etc.,
Sovereign anu he. Ccul 4ry, =" meg
lie -: GoNef"Ineni whitley beisre hi, r..
al HighUess, with az especial fecon's my hoyy
n' '0e aass''' ard slofSsDs eco ~
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June11
EITzwHYLsoNN & porrER have in.,

E'ITzwHYLsoNN POTTER, have lust
received, with an assortment of stationary.
schooi-nooks and miscellaneous productions,
Hambolps Kingdom Of New Spain, London
Edition, with maps and plates.
Bristed's Resources of the Br;t;sb Fon;re
Edinburg Review, No 80.
Quarterly -. do. 8.
American Medical and Philosophical Regis.
ter, No. a.
Shakespesr's Plays, Vol. Nv.
Pinkerton's Voysges, etc. part XII. and
XIII. '
r. ana r. wish TO take as an apprentice to The
Book-binding and Stationary business. a boy =.
bout Ia years old, Of an acfiUe disposition and
rdesabLe temper.
June IL ya,y
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HE subscriber, having disposed efa great
4 part Of his stock in trade, is siiH anxious 70
sell the remainder consisting Of the best choice of
WINES, Runs, China Ware, Class, do Teas
Gc. Gc.-As the assortment is gerry corr
plete and Of the 6est quality, it deserve, the tte,,
fion of purchaser suiiing By his asertsons to en-
ter into bnsineSs cory Preftabte.
AUBIN LAFOREST.
MayI piazo
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ENoR SALEr-On the first day Of July next,
IL Agreeable to the last VIII and Te.tsmen,
OF John Martin, decd for ready cash, to the high.
est bidder, in the City of Richmond, at the
house of Hezakiah Puryear, near the Basin.
Twelve likely FAMILY SLAVES, consisting OF
Men, Women and Children.
VIZ. II. MARTIN, Ai,n'r.
Ssi,h the VIII annexed.
"fsy "a w4wg
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ANDREW MOORE, NJ. v. n.

THIRTY CRATES well assorted Queens
4 Ware,
8 hogsheads glass, do.
] do. do splena;dly ca.,
Elegant China and Liverpool dining sets
do. do. & do. plates, dishes &C.
do. do. Tea sets, together with a great variety
of select articles of China, Glass g. Queens ware
-also nezp supply of fine & coarse mats, direct
from the Portland Factory, warranted inferior TO
none, just received by the subscriber, and will
be sold on the lowest terms for cash. or satisfac
tory acceptances, at the wholesale and retail
China Store adjoining Mr.. Browns Vendue-
House
JOHN B. HILLIRD.
NJ B. Ware of every description, repacked at
short notice.
June z. &c
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WO TICE.

a PETITION will be presented 10 the next
IA General Assembly, on behalf Of the Com.
mon-Hali OF this City, praying that an act may
pass empowering the Commsn- II all to lease, or
otherwise dispose Of, as may be most expedient
Tor the benefi; of the said City, the public com
mons within tie limits thereof
b. order fthe Coni1,on. Hall.
VIM. G. WILLIAMS, Prssident.
Nay Oh. wam
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-14

TIME copartnership heretofore existing b c
i tween the subscribers, under the firm Of
John Cunningham & Co. is this day dissoised
by mutualconsent John G Smith is fully au-
thorised to adjust all unsettled accounts, and to
receive all monies due to the concern---Tho
h aving claims against the concern will please
call on hum for payment.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
ED. CUNNINGHAM,
-. JOHN G. SMITH
Richmond, June l. IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-14

II T T. II CHER WI NTED.
a N mexpec,ed accession Of pupils to the
AASMITHFIELD ACADEMY, has render.
ed another teacher necessary gentleman
well qualified to teach the classics, and of unex.
ceptionable character for morality & correct Ina
bits, will meet with the most liberal encourage
ment A communication directed to the tr1s
tees, living in Smith6eld, will be promptly at
tended to-The services being immediately wan
ted, the sooner an application is made, the more
agreeable. clergyman would he preferred.
Smithfeld, Isle of Wight County.
rune T. sc
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"YGEIAN FOUNTAINS and Richmond
II l. Mineral Water Warehouse, at the Re-

IIYGEIAN FOUNTAINS and Richmond
Il l. Mineral Water Warehouse, at the Re-
servoii, Capitol Hill
The Public are respectfully informed that they
may now be, supplied with the celebrated Arti.
fetal Mineral Waters, either from the fountains
or in Bottles. q.
The Water will also be delivered at the Store
of Messrs. YAH {, Rogers, (Main-street, nearly
opposite the Bell Tavern) with whom the pro-
prietor of the original Establishment has formed
i Connexion, and who will conduct the Branch
extended to this City under the firm of Cohen
& Co.
s. N. B. For the accommodation Of Ladies, (who
may honor the fount aims with their visits) ser
arate apartment is appropriated, the entrance to
which is at the North East corner of the Build
ing.
ders they may be favored with, either for home
consumption or exploration.
Richmond, april 90. ep1mwtf
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TO PRINTERS.
CASR Sale.

nY virtue of a Deed in Trust from JOHN Ellis
~ to us, dated the 9TH day of April, 1910,
and recorded in the General Court on the 11th
day of June in the same year.-We will sell for
ready money Cat the request of WIN. Moncure,
surviving partner of the late House of Prosser
and Moncure) at The front door of the Eagle
Tavern in the city of Richmond, on Saturday
the 22d day of June Rext-" One Coichee with
plated harness-Two bay carriage Horses. and
one bay Horse called Rainbow, at that time in
the possession of the said JOHN Ellis and in the
special use of his family in Williamsburg
80 much of said property. 80 viii sc sufficient to
pay and satisfy the sum of S 353 SO, together
with all interest due thereon, and the costs and
charges, attending the said Sale.
Frederick PLEAsANrs. T'ns'es'.
May 90 tbs
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FOR SILE-

TUX SHLE.
NE HOUSE q Lot on the main street. 81.
n tusted on the south side Of Shocko street,
anu adjoining the Brick Tenement of Mr..
2iesps opposite Mr.. Egge's Stone. House -
For terms enquire Of the subscriber in Manches
SER
IA. WATKINS.
ts'i' - ~
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M.ARSHAL'S SAL ES

~ M.dRST1.dL'S SYdLEN
H Y virtue of decree Of the Honorable Court
ID of the United States, for the fifth Circuit,
and Virginia district, pronounced in Suit de.
pending in the said Court, between Thomas
Pnkerton and Daniel Bell, surviving asslgnees
of Donald and Burton, Plaintiffs, and David
Ross and others Defendants, will be sold to the
highest bidder, for ready money, at the Eagle
Tavern in the city of Richmond, on the 18th
day of June next-All that tract of and belong
Jag to the said David Ross, in the County of
Campbell, called and known by the name of the
Oxford Iron Works, or SO much thereof as will
be necessary to raise certain sums of money in
Said decree mentioned, and also number of
Slaves, likewise belonging to the said David
Ross.
WILLIAM MANN, d. NJ
FOR
ANDREW MOORE, NJ v. D.
Nay Id. ids
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or CONDITIONS. -Five doilars q year, 10
u paid annually in ddsanee. Those vho vish to
be considered az annual sv6seri6ers, sass hereaffe,
3esignate IL at the time Of ssbscribing, otherwise
their papers srN be discontinued at rhe expiration
Of the fyst year.
City and Manchestcr, mus. pay for their adoertise
nsents before they appear in this paper.--I The
price per square is rs Gents for the rst insertion,
and SO Tor everp subsequent one.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-14
FROM The LONDON GAZETTE, April 50

Downing April 80,
A Dispatch, of which the following is an
Extract, was this morning received at Lord
LiverpooPs Office, addressed to his Lord
ship by Lieutenant General Viscoun, We'll
hnStoh, dated Nissa, 18th April, 1911
Having made arrangements for the BLOCK
ade OF Almeda, and having reason 20 be
lleve that the enemy's army Will not be in a
situation tor some time to attempt to re-
iieVe that place, even ii they should be- so
inclined, Lave taken advantage Of the
dIscontInuance Of active opera-
lions IN that quarter To 20 into Estremadura
to the corps under Marshal Sir VIM Beres-
lord, and have got thus far on my way.
Lieu enant General Sir b. Spencer remains
in command of The corps on the frontiers of
Casue. Nothing of importance has occurred
IN that quarter since /. Addressed your Lord
ship un the 9th Instant. The enemy feIred
entirely iro6i the Agueda and, it is reported.
that some Of their troops had gone bach
as far 'as ZAnoro and TOro, upon the
Douro
Marshal Sir Wm. Beresford was not able
TO thsct his passage acrossthe Gaudiana as
soon as pe expected aud the enemy have
introduced sCme provisions Inro Badsjoz aud
OilVtnca, on Wm Beresford's advanced
quad crossed de (5uadiana on the An in
sau ana an concerned to report, thar
a quaur,n Of n 18Th DiKht Dragon
wnich'9erc Oh lex under Vi Jor Mories,
were snrirized on tie mgut OF ine oh, by
a detachmeut q the eUemy's cavalry iron,
VhVeaca' haYs Hos received the Tetvsn,
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THIRTY CRATES well assorted oueen'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-12
NEW-ORLEANS, August 5.

We are informed that an express aTriy.|
ed last evening from Natchitoches with
DISPATCHES to Gov. Claiborne, which re-
late to some further outrages committed
by q number of individuals who, with
views Of rapine and plumber have associ.
ated together and taken post between The
Arroyo- III ondo and the river Sabine, on The
road leading from Natchitoches to NacoS-
dOches.
Information Of the outrages of this ban.
ditti had previously reached Gov. Clai
borne, and we learn that such measures
have been directed as will, it is hoped, oc.
casion their speedy suppression
Courier.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-12

comes bankrupt, and it appears that \,
funds ever came to hand, and that the,
was an understanding between the paui.
to draw upon each other at will, withop
always providing the means of paymcn,
A may be resorted to, in the event of Il,
bankruptcy. But Mr., Gallatin bottom,
his opinion upon tie fact of the allowance
Of the sum drawn for, in the liquid.
ton hy C. Degen. This allowance Wa,
certainly made under circumstances an.
thorising the strongest suspicion Of fraud
In the event of legal investigation, these
circumstances might come to light. Tho
mas Appleton, consul at Leghorn, ex,|
pressly states, that the firm Of Degen,|
Puryiance & Go. was long known. 10 bs|
in a state of insolvency; and if by any
means it could be ascertaincd that tls
drawers were apprized Of this. and lad
a collusive understanding with the draw.
ees, or that the amount returned to VIM!
Y. Puryiancc in Baltimore, was so return.
ed with knowledge OF this Insolvency,
and also of the previous dissolution of the
firm, the Smiths unqucstionab!y are an.
swcrablc for the debt due to government.
They should. without further delay. be
resorted to, or limitation may attach, and
the public treasury be despoiIed Of a sum
equal TO the amountvo'ed by congress Ter
the Floridean war, or rather TO bribc the
local authorities to betray their country
into the hands OF a periidious enemy.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-12
FROM MOBILE.
FOrt .Stoddert, .Angus


.aac1c o1der-The commandment Of Mo.
bile has received from the President from
the Captain General of Cuba, positive
order not to permit the passage OF any
po1oder, troops, or armed ressels past Mo-
bile, belonging to the United States; that
should he permit any to pass, 1t would be
considered disebedienee Of orders by
him, and that he should answer for The
same. In private letter to the Com
mandant lie evinccd InUeil dispIeasure at
permission being given to the last powder
schooner to pass unmoiested.
As this order is positive, VIC may CT
pect in case an attempt is made to hear Of
a few shot being exchanged /; in fact, this
expectation. in the minds of some. was re.
aIised, when orr gun vessels appeared off
Mobile the cd of last month, but a council
Of war was held, and majority were OF
opinion, that it was their safest plan 70
permit the schooner to proceed, than to
contest herpassase. In this new order it
is observed " that should any rcssel haUiHs
any If the before mentioned articles on
board, and being conoeyed by an armed
force, attempt to pass, and cornell Of
zcar be held, that if one IF the offers is
for opposing their passing. they shall do
So" from which, VIC may calculate that
the passage will be warmly contested.
We deem it unnecessary to call tho
attention of government to this subject,
as we claim the free and undisturbed na-
vigation of The Mobile river, ami as we
expect to see it asserted in short tine,
not by proclamations, bat by cannon.
In addition to the troops lately sent
from Mobile to take possession OF Dol.
phin Island, which is included in the Pas
cagoula parish. we understand that par
ty will be sent in few days to re-take
possession 0fall chat tract OF country ~
ing between Mobile bay and the perdiio
river. which is also included in The said
parish. As we have once taken posses
sion of it. we cannot for moment believe
that Governor Claiborne will suffer The
Spaniards to exercise any Jurisdiction over
the same.
The French armed schooner la Fran
chise, which we noticed few days ago,
had put into the river, having sprung
one Of her masts, has since been repaireaG.
and put to sea--and is now cruizins OIL
the mouth Of the Mississippi, boarding
every vessel she meets. On the 9TH inst
she tell in with one of our gun vessels
commanded by Lieut.. Gregory, who I'M
mediately fired a gun to windward, in Oh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-13
BRITISH CAPTURES.

The American brig Brutus, Capt. Mitchell, which
sailed from Charleston about the 2ld ult for baltimore
was captured the sams evening, about or leagues
from the bar, by the British brig Cobri, which has
been for some weeks cruizing off that port and or
dercd for Bermuda. The reason assigned for this
Capture was, that the British Commander entertain.
ed suspicious that there French property on
board. The same vessel has captured a large ship,
under Swedish colours, deeply laden.
letter dated 25ih, says--on Saturday, between
III and u o'clock, the ship Cleaner, Capt, King, from
Philadelphia, was fired into and brought TO, off this
port by British brig Of war, in fathems water
Boston Pablo,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-13
MARINE LIST.
PORT or NE WPORT.

Enfersd--sloop Fame, Earl, New-York; sIoop
Borealis, Morehouse, Boston scl, William, Gard
bsr, tiavanns /; do. Adzubah and Ruthy White, do
brig Fame, Burroughs, do /; do Union, Corey, do.
Cieared--sloop Aimirs, Goodrich, Savannah do.
Loan, Willard, Baltimore ship America, Stone,
Newburyport.
Saturday, .MIreh o--arrived SCH william, Tbos
X. Gardner master, IL days from the Havana -
spoke, Feb. 2S, lat 80, 4S, Ion. IS, brig, Amity
Thompson, of Bath, Mass. from B.fbsdees, bound
- Wiiningtop.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-13

ITO be sold at Publick Auction on TUESD M
4 the 9th day Of .ipril next, at l o'clock. on the
premises, (f not previously disposed Of ut private
village of Troy, (Fall.Rivsr) h.vng been occu.
pied by the subscriber 40 y store for number Of
years, is well calculated, and is good stand for
business the other is pleasantly situated for place
ofresidence. Conditions which will be very liberals
tobe made known ut the time and place OF sale.
ABRAHAM BOWEN.
Troy March
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-13

Arrived here yesterday, the Orion, capt. Howlsnd,
from Cadiz which port he lief, on the 2S,h Dec. and
brings dispatches for government
Capt u. informs, that tue day before he sailed
the English gun-boats attacked the forts opposite
Cadiz-which the French returned by heavy fre of
shells, which fell into the town and amongst the
shipping. shell fell into school room and killed
the mistress Of the school, and sho, of both legs Of
one OF the children From the confusios on board
the Spanish admiraps ship it is supposed shell had
fallen on board of her. Considerable alarm prevai,
ed among the inhabitants of Cadiz w York paper 7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-13
FOR SALE OR TO LET,

T~HAT pleasantly situated House and Lot, situate
in Washington-strcet. No, 20, formerly belonEs
ing to Capt. Wcbber The house will acv
commodate four small families without the least ms
terferaHce with each other.
ALSO, the House and Lot, No 10. Tahnef.sttetts
The Honse 10 but ten years old, and 10 one Of tho
must convenient Of its sire in this town-havng four
with freplaces, washroon. storeroofn. closs
sets, &c.
ALSO, the Lot, No. iS8, Chesnutsstrett, on Easy
tons-pont exceeded by nohe fora garden, or pieass
antness Of situation for building Lot
All of which will be sold cheap for cash Or west
India Goods Apply IN BENANTWILL SHAW, af
his Grocery and Tool store. No. ], FsrewclIlarcets
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
small assortment Of Groceries, and constant
supply Of carpchterss TOOLS warranted to be equal
to any made in this state Feb %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-13

Concluded their session at East Greenwich, OIL
Saturday evening last. The trial of the docket OF
petitions occu,, lied the of the session twenty
six for the benefit of the nsoven act were granted,
many withdrawn, some voted out, and ABOUT one
hundred continued. As We had hoped and an,ic-
pated, bill was introduced for the establishment OF
GENERAL SUFFRAGE, which passed in the Senate
with only two dissenting voices. In the House, at.
ter considerable debate, il postponed for further
consideration. prop PLenir. Mar 81