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II p.aLU9BLE TOBaCCO EsT.aTf
FOR SALE

E'rsnant 10 deere Of me Federai Court efshe IT.
liifed States for he JHg5nia District, there soiU
be altered tor SHE, on he bisnrises, at she House
1cheTe Cop.ein Richard -4Rdrrsafa al present re-
sides, oithe 2OM day IF September ncrf, If fair, If
not. The 7aeIf far ddy,
A TRACT OF LAND, commonly called the
N HiEUay Branch, aud containing BY alate sur
vey irv0 thousand eight hundred and thirty 2cres
IL lies in the tower cad Vt buckingham, contiguous to
the market towns of New-Cantsn, on James River.
AID Ca-ia, Oh Wilss and is generally esteemed one
ut the best tracts IN that part Of the country Iwould
be tedious 10 enumerate all the svanta ages and supe-
rio qualities OF this valuable piece OF property il is
presumed that purchasers will view and Judge fo,.
themselves II Will be shewn to any person DESTROYS
oil seeOgn by Capt Anderson, living on the premises
or 10y Carter Pyge, who lives in the neishborhcoi--
The whole tract has been recently surveyed and laid
OIL INTO lots To SUIT purchasers, and viii ne sold to the
highest bidder upon the following terms 10 vii ;-une
tinrd part OF the purchase money 10 he paid Mt the
time of sale ether third on or before the FIRST
day OF January, 1917; and the remaining third ON
the IN 81 day oil January, ISiS-rhe lands u reuaia
bound IN the hands OF the purchasers respectively
aud default be made in any part of the purchase mo-
ney, the land 10 be resd by the commissioners for
the payment of so much in ready money as may be-
then due and payable from such purchaser respec-
lively and ior the balance, on credit 10 meet any
future payment. The purchasers will be put into
possession Immediately after the Goth dav OF Novem
Der ensuing, when the terms oftbe present tenants ex
pre-; and when all the payments are completed the
commissioners will execute conyeyances agreeable TO
the before mentioned decree,
CARTER PAGE,
CHARLES IRVING,
COnluLS Si,lers
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STONE WARE.
THE STTRSCRTRRR

AS on hand at bis Mandatory, large quantity
Il Il OF TUNE WARE, OF superior quality and welt
assorted, carrying on the business very extcnsye!y
and wii sSer the ware in any part OF the city, free OF
the exPence OF carriage, and at the New-York prices
the freight from thence to this place would average 20
per cent at least unser these circumstances Lc is
induced to hope that few, if any, will send their orders
abroad wbsn they be supplied their doors with
better ware and far better terms. The following
were the prices in NewYork previous to the late war
and he lsdetermined that Manufactor in the u
). shalt uaderscl him at any time.
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NOTICE.

TIE Subscribers, under the firm of
LEWIS, PERKINS 81 Co.
AVN taken the Sourh tenement of Col. Bull
can store large Quantities any article offer theirse
wees las Commission tie'cs,) to their friends and
the public at large.
They have tor sale large quantity of Pit Goals w.
ing adjoining the umber-house of Fox & rjcIs',,,,
on the Basin. and will treat with any person (who
comes well rccommended) for raising of coal at MAJOR
Jno. Mallory $ Pitts. in Powhatan.
Farmer Leqvis, Robert Minis,
Vat Perkins. Robert French.
May "a en-,
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TEE FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUE
RACERS

VIII commence the first Tuesday in October next.
and continue days.
TIE FIRST Day-A sweepstake, for colts and fill
hes three years Old tins SpringSlOO entrance, half
forfeit and closed.
The Second Day-jockoy Club Purse, $500 four
mile heats.
IAe Third Dat-Proprietor's Purse S 200, fifteen
dollars entrance.
The Fourth DcyA Handy Cap, in which the
entrance OF the Proprietor's Purse will he added
old FtI,J2eid JOCKEY Chu6
CT The Booths in the Field will be rented as u
sual.
Every possible attention will be paid for the accom-
notation OF the Gentlemen.
The Stables we'll furnisbe,i--Straw found gratis.
by THOMAS WATSON,
Proprietor q Treasurer.
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FUII SALE.

THE TAVERN & PLANTATION,
COlNI.8EYI.VG 100 .4CRESOF L.4NrD
XST HEREON now reside in Cumberland Count
w near C9rtersyillc o. James River, immediate
on tbe Carolira and Lynchburg roads, Richm ond
whore tie rnaii-stage passes weekly. Ils place is
healthy, well wstered, and in agreeable neiybbor-
hood-the dwciDg-hUuse has been lately re paired K
enlarged iOr the reception ola private Gtniy, with
cOunOd.ous stables and other out-houses-ts sit1st
% IS sexual hOt superior aiy stand in tie country
icr TaVerfi---hesde many othtr advantages unne-
cessary 20 menor, IL presumable those inclined
to purchase will view the pr emiscs.
Tie terms olsale will be- male acc0m1n0 hating 10
he purchase HUMPHREY BELT
nm. 10 III
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EOR N.4LE


Ma ILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder. on the
w hrst Monday in October next, being Albemarle
Sourt day, IN the town of Charlottesville, at the
swan Tavern, tl.at Valuable and well known
2'RACT OF LIND,
Lying IN SAID County, in the North Garden adjoining
the Lands OF Stephen Moore, Benjamin Marin and
others, and containing about One THousASp ACRrs
at present owned by the egatees of William Cole
deceased: 1t lies extraordinary well for Mountain
Land and greater part of which is well adaDcd IN
the culture oil Tobacco 1t is well watered and has,
comfortable Dweing-House, with otherneceaxlry out
houses thereon-.4LSO, good apple orchard. /
deem IT unnecessary go into further detail re-
sPectIngIt as those wishing purchase will no Doubt
view the premises before The day osale which AT anr
time will be shewn by John Powell, who lives ON the
place. va ''e
The terms of sale will he third of the purcbas.
money IN hand, aud the balances in two equal annual
payments, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security, or Deed of Trust he property to secure
the payment.
EDyIU.A d .aNDERSON
For the Legatecs
.. l also wish to sell the Swami ayert in tIis
place, with about 35 of Land attached thereto
and will receive propositions until the first Monday in
October nj II, at which time WILL if not sold bet,.
sell It at Public Sale, or Lease it for term of y,
ED.M IN DERSUM
September 6---tds
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
TN<HAT Petition will be presented to the next
u General Assembly of the State OF Virginia for
law to pass anthorsing rrpeu L. Estes. to raise by
Lotto " sufficient sum to pay for the Hon;e andLo-
on winch ne at present resides, in the of Quart
iottesvliie, ~ TIE county Of Aibemare, FOR he pr-
pose OF establishing an Academy thereon.
Aug I6 6w
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NOTICF.

IN future, it viii be required Of every person hsy
ing claim against ;bc STATE, and who ceunOt attend
U person 80 us Office N receive the warrant Tor the
amount Thereof, % autdose BY written order, some
one % receive II.
JOHN BURFOOT, .4,f,lsfor.
.3Udto1's Obicc, ,yejf,,sJsy --------.6n
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GL.9SS, CHINA, MD
Z X % e. X cry w AT e

ME SUBSCRIBERS are opening (next door to
4 the Post Ofhce,) handsome asso,tn.n Of
CL.9SS, CHLN.3, q CROCXER-, W.4RE. ,i-
Cut and plain glass pitchers boxls, decanters & tum
biers vine, champagne and Jelly glasses SAVERS pas
sage lamps &c el.gant desert, tea and dinner sets,
linton g bnsiish china, chimney piecs Ornaments
Lrerpoo printed Ware ia sets, pitchers, wash basins
ana Enres, edge aid cream coloured dishes, plates,
&c. sc. f''
Also
~ n lew dozen bottles, superior Madeira, Port and
Ciaret Wines, and one quarter cask old .Jsmaica
Rum.
CARTER II. DREW, & CO.
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STRAYED

- \ IN n Ed
ETRONI the Piartation formerly belonpipe e. NJ
= 1homas LosrsOOd, in the upper end of thi.
County, y '''''
THREE YORK OMEN:
one black and white one and the other two arc h,
nie-tle smallest Of which, had ON bell, with lea
t'ier c"ilar. ihey are rnarsetas we'll rs rccollect
W.T. crop and slit in one ear and a hole in The OIL
or with the tip ends of their h1rns shaved of.
~ IS expected they are MAXI their way 10 Glou-
eeSter from whence they were brought las. winter.
9y way OF Carters'ie, Gooehand and HanN er Court
House. They were scenic pass the road ,eloy Ri.
iitSiiaIA u H. about three we rs ago.
Any person who wiiiapprchcnd OF give informant
on OF the said Oxen sothat get them seai, shall be
literally rewarded
at Windhsm, near Floods Tavern, will come SAT. 10
haEd.
ROBERT WEST.
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O.NE IHGUS.8.h u .9CEGS OF L.a.1'D
FOR SALE,

WING in Albcmarie, on the Riyanna, about one
A nile from Charottesville--5O0 acres ofwhich lies
on the east, ard 400 on the side OF said River
here IL about i00 cleared Land ON the Former
which Is in good farming order. The DWELLING. hons,.
Is large hat wants some repair-Tiie Barn isa 90 "A
oe' and almost newot the latter, there is about 500
sereS cleared Land, the buildings are of wood. bur
large and roo'ny, and mIgt snail expence be put
IN good order Tor te reception of Family ofanly
SIZE. Almost the whole of those Lands may propcrr
u Sa' 20 have been " Tue FIRST description OF Noun
tain Land-i believe shall not be thought exlrayn
CANT ~hesl say there IS no lard in Virginia better, A.
d'pted t" tue use Of clever and plaster With Re-
GARD 10 health or society few places excel IL ,niot
also DC necessary 10 add that thele two Munuf.ctu
rag Nih!s, very conVe2ient--one witbin ono mile n
me 0.her about thre. miles below, Immediately On
Mr.. Charles Rogers living the premises, will
shew the lard to any one Inclined 70 b.y "aa
'nSde Known by application to Thomas Tayior or TIE
subscriber living near Richmord.
RICHARD SAMPSON.
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NOIICE..

a PETITION vii be presented to tie L, ei,t a,ire
u Virginia, al is mex, Sessop, praying ,irta IN
may pass 20 incorporate Company to 'rurupike t.
Road from Manchester to tie town OF Peterson.
Aug 5O----N4w
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ORDERS lcit with MIR. James Brown, jun. Messrs.
AIoncure, Robinson < Pieasants, Messrs, Murphy q
scott, Messrs. w. J. Il ROscow Cole, Philip DnVal
X Go. or at the Mandatory, will be duly attcndcdto,
and the greatest attention paid selecting and pack
ng BENZ DU-VAL.
April %. ep9t65wtf
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vrtse OF Deed OF rust, executeu 10 rne
subscribers on the 10Th day Of August, 1915. by
MsI: Joseph Mayo, and duly sd,ntted to record in
tne Hastings Court for the City of Richmond OH the
10th day OF Nov. 1Si3-We shall on Tuesday. the
10Th DAY OF the present month, on the premises. at
The hour OF IL o'clock, proceed to sell to the buhe1s
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LOTOF GROUND.

with the improvements thereon, at present in the &C
cupaney Of Maj Mayo, and known by the Nc 8. in
me plan oi the ciy-whch said Lot is situated ON or
Cary Street, and ED Street. and directly back Of The
Court-house, andcontains in front Of ID Street IS2
feet, rusnng back los feet in order to satisfy debt
due Mr.. Manuel Judah, OF $1,000 with interest from
.lle nrs uay OF Jan. 1914, AID all costs incurred in
executing and carrying into eject the said Deed o
Trust.
JOSEPH MARX,
EDW. w. TRENT. rustees
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ENG anxious to remove to the Western Coun-
try offers for sale the tract OF Land whereon he
now resides, contang ''o
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-14

di;;sirscf. and the same 70 each collector in
districts where the direct tax is not laid
to each assistant assessor $ 5 for every
hundred lists delivered to the principal
assessor; in addition to which he shall
have s S for every 1000 persons in MS
district. No additional expences are to
be allowed, excepting for advertising,
printing and paper. The s2d, Esd, and
oath Sections provide, that where noper-
son can be found to serve as principal.o or
assistant assessor, the President may APP
point one, provided that the additional
sum allowed, does not exceed s 10000.
The collector shall prosecute for any sum
recoverable by this act, one half to be APP
propriated to the use of the United States.
1t states that towards presitling for the
expences OF government, the discharge of
the bt,principal and interest, &c. that
the duties imposed shallbe collected dur
ing the late war, and until the purposes
aforesaid SHALL be accomplished. Now
the express words of this act are, 8: that
the duties laid and imposed, shall CONT
nue. to be laid, levied and collected dur
ing the present war between the United
States and Great Britain, and until tie
purposes aforesaid shall be fully accom-
plished.'' The act has not vet been put
in operation, and as the words of it state,
that it shall be during the present Qate
wary We pretend not to say how far a
state of peace abrogates its provisions.
The act requires, that war should exist be-
fore it can go into operation, and this pre-
requisite it undoubtedly has not.
Mr.. Madison should have spun out his
war for the preservation ofsailor's rights,
and the jeopardy Of our watches little
longer. lie should have waited until his
collectors, and assistants, and the other
harpies of finance had unsheathed their
claws to greater extent. 1t may be
feared that in his zeal to abandon sailors
rights he has put our watches out ofjeopar-
dy from the fingers Of administration also
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From the y. States Gazette.

Among all the strange and ludicrous
Inconsistencies of Democracy, there is
none more surprising, than that the whole.
party should oflate, with one accord, have
installed William Goblet, as the great
apostle and high priest of their political
faith, and that his f,asome encomiums
upon their leaders and measures, and his
low and vulgar abuse of their opponents.
should now be found to constitute the
sum and substance ofall their Gazettes.-.
II the opinions or the coarse wit of that
common and often convicted libellerare to
be taken as tests of character, we would
recommend to those who are 80 enamour-
ed of his present performances, to look
back into his writings of a few years
since. and to contemplate the PICTURES
which; they will there find, delineated by
the same pencil, of themselves, collective
lv and Individually, from Jefferson, and
Madison, and Gallatin, down to Duane;&
Calender. and the ether hirelings. We
would ourselves present them with a few
sketches by way of Offset to tie cumbe-
rous pages which now hill the Court
Gazette and other papers OF the party
were it not that the terms used IN de-
scribing the character and conduct oi'ls
democrats of this country, are SO coarse
and blaguard, as to forbid their beng
used by decent people, or introduced INTO
q decent Journal, eyenin, reference the
lowest and most abandoned OF the facuon'
and much more SO in regard to men whose
stations are respectable, whatever nayoes
their characters. AS single srecln'eno1
some ofhis most decent writing we SUE
ioin an article from the sa EN- Gazette
containing three paragraphs from the zen
of Goblet, written at different lellous'
respecting the same gentleman, anu .sa's
the reader to make his own comhieh'''
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CONDITIONS.

The work will be comprised IN an octa-
vo volume containing Gsout $50 pages,
and will be printed with an entire new
type, of which the above is a specimen,
and on good paper, and will be delivered
in boards at Three Dollars, Fifty Cents.
Those who interest themselves IN the
work, and procure ten subscribers, be-
coming responsible for their subscriptions,
shall receive one copy for their trouble.
Persons holding subscription papers,
are requested toreturn them by the ilrst OF
June next to Charles Hosner, the pub
Usher, at Hartford, Connecticut.
Hartford, March 20-14.
ps Subscriptions received at this Of
fee.
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increase, Distinguishing the amount EN-
ployed in foreign trade, IN the coasuns
trade, and in the Fisheries, and 9 comPa ..
rat;ve view of American Tonnage with
that of other Nations.
This work will be accompanied with
numerous Tables, collected IRON the pes.
sources, great proportion Of which have =
never vet been published: The whole pc :
mo intended as an authentic collection OF
facts and documents shelving, at differ,
ent periods, the wealth and resources OF
the American Nation
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From the Philadelphia True .an,er;.,,,
Spanish Ship Laumita Lest

The Spanish ship Juaunita. Capt,;,.
Estephea Copello, sailed from Hayaqn ,,t
on 18th December last, bound to Cad;s s,
with Cargo Of Sugar, Coffee, Gomez n'
Hides. and Dry Goods; en- the 2Ctbp r.
cember, she struck on the lite PaS,m.
Banks, near Memory Bank; after ra
naming in this situation until TIE 5tl !.
nuarv, the ship having bilscd, ard e e
pected to go to pieces every hour. ta
crew, Is in number and tuo passenosrs
Messss. MariaRo Haquer and OsrlsSr,
Restcn, took raft which tEev had con-
structed from the srars, Gu which tIev
succeeded in landing three days after, =.
bout so miles to the South and Wes
ward of India River East Florida:
from this place they travelled alops tie.
coast for Is days, suffering much forwapf
Of provisions and water, when they lellin
with party of Florida Ind ans, by whom
they were supplied and conducted to
within two days walk Of It. Augustine
which they reached on the tn February
except one of the crew, who was drowned
in crossing the Musquito RIVER.
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rFrom the saiem Gazette.]
COBBETT'S WRITlNG S :

A few wears ago it mig t Lave been
said of this writer, as John Adams 'al" h y,
his own son, that" there was no zen III 'ns
United States. the Jacobins were more
afraid Of" utlately, as was obseIy ,G ba
that instance. these same jacoDins a !.: ~
have shaken hands together. his "i IT.. =
are now received as high authority Dy
all the papers of the administrator is esuotte,
Gales, the Editor ofthe Court oa1'' y,
either because he is an Enslis s. 1 c o.
from his intimate connexion with GU, ha e. "a.
binet, or by some other MEANS Is 81 s"1 ra Il,
yored editor, through whose PAPER ra ~p
bett first blows his blastin this eoa III 7:
w. oa' atrrm,n Cobbett sooner than any Of
o ovri ad;tnr s and even sooner than bGane'
U5 any o stat;oned among u.s. and task .s
led to discipline US. Americans INV
pt Cobbett,s writings have been resa,a' 4
imported even during the warDy INV u nv the
our foreign consuls and agents and p D{ lex
facility Of our despatch vessels. onld have
Sentiment in this country wou , "surrly
heen starved without this constant sut mr..
Of oft po itain matter from Goblet he all al
nishes food to the gaping mouths s,,.;a =, .sid,
or democrats and as Dean s"' roh S
vr before It comes to their lips Sd ii II fer
has not only ehewed, but o'Se'
them" .o which IS
the The. grand gs:ssED ase .t
, who Is country eoupy to nors the rank "t'ss
Of %S.n ocr has lately POURED s os
filth upon several dissingn'shen5 # his let
;sts of New England. severa, 1--we ., bcsa
published in the Court Gazette ,;s sI' papers
Trepublished in all democra ,I:sh ne laws
which are " appointed to FD0'''
of the q. States" suo3;ct.ors ard
The absurditiea, the co 1raa .;t;nes have
Inconsistencies in Goblet s nr' INV that
often been pointed out, a1d we vst NAV have es-
these characteristics cow -. democratic
cared the attention Of li :, L Nv side the
disciples we have placed SIDE det y Of
Flowing conhadiet9ryp ;s ss' srins as
Goblet respecting COL
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Land & Negroes for Sale,

Land & Negroes for Sale,
Or to be EXCHANGED for !s4ocK IN either
efthe Banks Of Virginia,
NNHE subscriber offers for sale guam
tity OF LAND, containing 1900
acres situated i'll Fairfax county, about
1e miles from Alexandria, George Town
and Washington; and together with it
so l;Iselu .N'EGROES now on it. The
land lies in a healthy neighborhood, pro-
crossing rapidly in Improvement, & con-
sidered as exceedingly well adapted to
the use of plaster. Alarse proportion of
it has been laying for some time past in
clover. and might at triiing expense
II is believed be highly improved.
VIM. III. FHzhugh.
Ravensworth, near Alexandria, div
Febraary Il. laWom
FOR SALE,
1000 bushels Richmond COAL,
1920 bales PRIME COTTON,
900 W.T.. CORDAGE,
60 bushels CLOVER SEED.
Also
Pilot. Navy & Ship Bread, and Crack
ers of the first quality, to be had by the
quantity and at retail, at the store of
M. MILLER.
NJ Who 1cil Charter the
sAA, Brig Hunter,
~ Capt. Wilson, ITO bbls.
burthen, will be ready to take in cargo
in ten days.
March 7. 2aw6w
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have currency throughout all p,,,,.
which will soon bring them uo to nar r'
writing composed in the Office Of D.; a
Hardenbergh and entitled, Pruss;a ,' u. E
,Sanony, contains an answer to tho , "a
jections made against the union. ~ W.
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FOR SALE BIZ
James Kennedy & Son,
A HANDSOME assortment OF Pa.
IN per Hangings,
Some very elegant Patterns with ap,
propriate Rorderings.
ALSO,
A variety of Sea Charts, Mathemati.
cal Instruments,
Scales and Diyiders, Mackay Il Bou.
di.ch's Navigator,
Coast Pilot, Ship Masters Assistant
and an excellent double Tangent
Quadrant.
March IS AW
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STSCRTpn


LATEST FROM FRANCE.-Yes,er,.
day arrived at tbs o t the fast brig An
lucky Bale, Capt. Deshun, il .27 days from
Nahtz. The eti;tors of the ~ Y. Cazctfe.
have received regular fl ofthe Moni eur
to the 25th of Oct aud the Journal de p
RS to the same date. They afford few
articles which are subjoincd.
OF Mnrshal Ney not a syllable is mention
cd in the papers We learn verbal Y, how
ever, that his trial is progressing.
Meiq, Oct. 16.--Morc than 10 GOO Rus
slams have passed by Frankfort on tier
way home.
Paris, Oct. Gothic Duke of Orleans
lett this place y sterday for England
Oct. 23.-Yesterday Marshal Serrur;er,
Governor of the mvah 5. performed a So
Tenn service, in memory Of the late Queen
OF Louis 10th, which was conducted with
graf ponp.
Oct. 24.-Yestertay in the Chamber of
Deputies, Mr.. Hyde de Neuville, brought
forward propos Oh to reduce the mum
Der OF Tribunals, which was postponed.
The order of the day was then called up,
on the hryet Of a law relative to the public
safety, presented by the minister OF the Po-
hce. This brought on q long discussion,
which fills two Moniteurs. The question
was decided il favor ofthe projet, 294 to
So.