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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-27

cfetaTy c' the Treasury GhaA direct
transferable by delivery not 10 bear IL
trrest not to be tundahtc; 80 be receiv-
cd every where in 4 dues 20 the u.
States and may DC re;asled b orn ;,n.r 20
time.
The Cd, ST., and 9Th sectious, provide for
the preparing, signing lai.d issuing the 1'r.
Notes, Tor paying tile expense thereof,
and the usual penalties for couHterfe ting
them.
The 5th section provides, that the Sec
rotary of the Treasury shall issue said
notes upon loan 20 the Bank of the United
Stai,s or any state Banks applying there
for, IN snch terms as he Sb IL deem neces
saIy, having regard to the circumstances
of each case, and the security OF the l..
States, ut a rate of interest not less than
----- per cent. per annum Eut rot to loan
to any state bank more than ore moiety OF
tlieir capital paid in thcse loans to be re-
jfnbursable in three equal annual install
meats, computed from the date OF the
respective loans End be paid for as "a y
become due, in the legal coin or in Trca-
sury Notes IThc moisty, on motinr of
Mr. Smith, was subsequently converted III
10 one fourgh.1
The 9Th section authorises the Secrets
ny ot the Treasury to issue said Not at
or corporations, and receive in payment
therefor the Unit States stocks bnt the
amount sold for funded debt. not 10 exceed
FIVE mill 0ns the notes s. sod, 10 be Ia
ken out of the annual appropriations for
thosiGking fund, anti the funded debt thus
acquired to be transferred 70 the comns-
sioners Of the sinking fund, and by tn IN
applied as the law directs with other fun
Ged debts.
The 9TH section makes It the duty Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, annually, TO
withdraw from circulation, and to cancel a
portion Of said Treasury Notes, equal to
one third ofthe whole amount issued.
The 9Th ct;on of In. amendments
provides that the future issues of Treasury
Notes, under the act of Feb %, 1915 Shall
not exceed the sum of FIVE millions OF dol
lars.
The amendments being read, long and
ariuous debate f.l'Owed. Of which We can
give at pres nj only the names Of the spea-
Aers, and few Of their prominent argu-
mcuis.
FIr. Calhoun moved 70 ill the blauk in
the first section with HHceu millions aud
then, 10 speech Of some length, stated IN
the committee the benefits winch were an
Il ,ipafed from the proposcd issuc Of Trca-
s9ry Notes The aid and relief they would
,<THori ~ the Community under the pres
tsnre whoa could unavolIabiy be produr-
led by the banks in the necessary curtaH-
n CIT Of thair Discounts. the withdrawal Of
~ eir notes ireM circulation. &c. prepara-
TO the resumption Of specie payments,
n the bin would enforce 10 was bis
on that TIE bll would be eHcctual in
ring I've pwment of specie, without
d Of tas feature but there were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-27
FRENCH CHAMBER or PEnrs.
BULLETIN OF THE SITTING OF WEDNESDAY. II
VUAuyQ1

BULLETIN OF THE SITTING OF WEiBN EsDAY. Fru-
RUAuY2
The Minister for Forciga AF.s, Prcsi.,ert Of
thc Council OF Ministers, and the Minister Tor Gen.
eral Police, were introduced
The FIRST of these Ministers communicated 10 The
Chamber the part Of the King letter written IN
Nsdsme E6zahsfh by the unfortunate Queen .1fo-
r7e .4rfoi nefe, five hours before her death This
letter, entirely written in The Queens hand. y.s
found among tie pspers ut the er.con-,snlio,,qlsi
CoUaroIs. Ills M,jesty wishes that the Cham
Der Of Peers should receive The first con, muni
cation of this interesting document. A fic si
mite oft has been engraved copies e which will.
tomorrow be delivered to the Peers and Depu-
ties.
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LETTER
Tran tie QVeen ofFr7ire, .Tdrie .7ufoireffc. 10
her &istsr, .gfadame ElisajeM.

OcrOBEH ls--holfbnsf frr.
" write IN you, sister, for Tire sst dme I isve
Just been condemned, not 10 shameful death Il is
Only 50 10 tie guilty, butto go rej0n your brother
innocent rs he was. hope to shew The same f,rti-
tude as he did, il these last moments
" am calm, as oueis when mos conscience does
not reproseh us. feel deep sorrow. ~ Abandoning
ny p10r children; gool and tender sister, Won
know lived but Tor them aud you by your aff,c.
ton, you hage sacrifice! every hing 10 b. With as
ia shat a situation do leave you learnt, b. the
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The Minister of Paicc,
(Signed) ComprE De CAFES.

Paris, FeJruGry %.
Tx Nc77r:atioc appointed by the Cis,nber Of
Deputies, in tie sitting Of yesterday, TO thank the
AtnS Tor the COMMUNICATION ofthe Testament Of
.f6arie .isfeincf.s repaired this evening to the Thu
III 'ies Hin .lICjes.g made tue following reply to
TIC Presidents speech
sensibly f 81 the Sc, tiIpeuts which the Cham
her ot deputies express o. the communication 1
nave made. No ey@uJ ever more deeply affected
NE than this discovery. I return thanks To toat
Frovdence which has revealed the virtues ol her >.
whom Vas the subject. fllr hrni", - rp---
venture t. say, the friend | confident that
e."'' - S'''' viii lily preserve the present
winch a'i about to gi'e. Like ourself, on will
9oJuatee TO her to whom 50 little justice was done
during her life"
Aboo&-seller in The Paai.-Roysl was arrested
yeser' ay, on the charge OF publishing An infamous
Hoei asahst tie feStHn2te authority. IL sail that
several other rcprehensLle works were found In ;s
shop.
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continue among your merchau.ss Your
SHIPS had better rot than be employed in
business so disastrous. Our harvest, as far
as we can Judge will be good one. Elk
change on London, 10 a II per cent. above
par"
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duty ct 1opcr cent. on all notes Issued by
the delinq uent banks.
Mr.. Root spoke against the motion to
renew the section and disputed the power
of Con gresS, under the censtituti ION, TO a.
dept such q measure, which was of the
nature of peuslty. and tended as a pun
isbment that could not constitutioRaly be
inflicted on the backs.
Mr. Randolph also opposed the adop-
ton of this section, to which nothing 81
milar could be found ia tic code Of any
nation under the sun. He argued against
the measure at some length, and condemn
ed it rs anti-republican and dangerous
as adding, to tn power and patronage of
| tire Secretary Of tn. Treasury, already too
| great, u discretion dangerous in the eX-
IRENE, and in cd, CT making his will the
measure of taxation, Be.
| Before the motion was decided, the
committee rose, reported progress, and was
, refused leave to sit agaii--leaviEg the bill
in the house.
The house adjourned, after o'clock.
WAsHINGToN, April %.
The President has appointed Major Dd-
mel Hrghee, la,e ofthe u. States Army,
Factor for the United States at Fort Haw-
kHs. Nat. Int.
The names Of several gentl' men at Phil
adelphia, have been published as having
been appointed Commissioners for receive
ing subscriptions at that place to the Bank
OF the United States. I ne annunciatiuii, we
learn, is premature and erroneous. The
appointments are not yet made. 10.
IPy,sting;on, .Sprii u.
WILLrAM i'ISKSEY, Of Maryland, is appointed
by the President and Senate to be Minister FIX
traore'inary to the Court Of Naples in addition TO
his fiohassy 70 Russia.
The Senate YESTERDAY principally engaged
on Executive business. Arapl progress is also
made IN that body in Legislative business, detail
otwliieh we have i; not in power ut present 10
give. Ma. IN.
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F.xcbange Office, Georgetown,

- WILL give the highest premium tor
n,afts At Sight. and Bank Notes, on
- following places, VIZ. !. ~,
the n ,o.ho New York. Pbiladelpma, Bal
.; nOs'V9 Virginia, North Carolina, South
G Gmv1f, and Gso.sia. Il will also give
s a. highest premium for Drafts SOM on New-
.as IN Treasury Notes and Specie.
oris al t;ads Of Western Bank Notes
OOa sIp kinds Of Stocks and Bills OF Ex-
snse bought and sold. !,
S Mates. Drafts, and Interest collected
nd remitted for small commission.
's 49, Persons travelling to any part Of d
As Tinted states may be saPPlied VITA
~ - Please to enquire at my Exchange
md Rockers Office, Bridge-street, Geo.
I6,ra. p;~ro
June "
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Medicines, &c.
FOK SAFE.

CON GALE,
IiE subscribers offer Tor sale. at "A 9
corner OF kiNg and Royal streets. opt,,-
site to Mr., Peter sherren's store, are3
tenslve assortment of well selected ne !.
dieisfes,-patent medicines end drugs,
Tie greater part Of which was received
by the ship Clifton rom London
They have also received by the siip
Emily lren Loa don, via Baltimore, cam
position siortars & 'estIeS, pafions sizes
.-Apothecaryas scales and weights. &
Boius knises--Also, az elegant aahor.-
-ment of Surgeons instruments, consist
ing OF Evare2s Screg Tenequets, male
and female catheters, pocket instruments
four prices, teeth Extractars, SURGEONS
needles, aissect;Hg, anputating, tl1pan-
ming, cupaing. aud one set of midwifery
MISUNDERSTANDING ancets and cases,
bengles, pewter bed-paas, lancet pointed
trocars AID bisteries, and variety OF
forceps, also
l4oto Spanish segars, & S kegs chew.
ing tobacco.
Cou9;ry Merchants, Physiciass, and
couhEy Gentlemen, can be supplied, on
accommodating terms.at the shortest no.
tice.
The subscribers, will, as heretofore,
continue the practice of medicine, in ,ts
various branches, and will give advice
gratis to those who consult them at their
shop. The prices for the doses Of
sedlcine, are at the usual apothecary's
rates
semmes & Washington.
Oct 9
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e,alsugD nar. BY s sraBEa RolAlsrREET, ALEXANDRIA
~
TUESDAY, NoNGlMlBEe I2, 1916.
For Portland,
The Brig Albert,

k=fsasE n Vi Va CAeAiAS5 -f-
8&@ The Brig Albert,
~ E5P Captain Morris,
sssgs Will sail in few days and
take two hundred barrels on freight.
Apply to -,
Who haze for Sale,
Received by said Brig, from Portland,
is tons first quality Russia hemp
S shhds. n. +. ruin
10, tons Plaster Paris.
Also, for Sale or Freight,
sSK The Brig Levant, John Deer
Sgss ing, Master: burthen about leoe
barrels, nearly a new vessel, sails last.
and can be ready to receive acargo in
few days.
Fer Sale, said Blig's Cargo, Of 500 tons
Plaster Paris,
ALSO,
The Cargo Of the Sch't Levant, Capt.
Reed, from Lubec, Of $50 tons Plaster
Paris.
Apply as aboDe.
October 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-12

Exchange Office.

" s. NICHOLS has removed his
w Exchange and Brokers Office
to the house lately occupied by Messrs.
James Melvin and Son, and nearly op.
posite to the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank OF Georgetown; where he is ready
to transact all kinds OF business in the
Commission LiHe,-and. will purchase
stocks, bills and draushts of all descrip-
items, bank notes and specie.
Persons haiins distant funds, nav al.
ways End market by calling on him.
The highesrprenn0ms viii always be
given for boston, N. York, Phjladelphia,
Baltimore, Charleston, S. Z. North Care
lima and Virginia bank notes and drafts.
Georgetown, Nov 8. a,v
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Mandeyiile and Larmour
OFFER FOR sale,

OfFER FOX SaLE,
90 hogsheads - MUSCOVAD0
100 barrels s SUGARS.
300 90 b barrel, : GREEN COFFEE.
! 95 puncheons West India Rum
10 hogsheads retailing Molasses
100 dozen cid Port Wine
so dozen English Porter
40 chests ! Gunnowaer, Imperial, and
80 boxes Yoans Hyson Teas.
case Nutmegs
tons patent Shot, ass4ted
90 casks Brandywine Il common Guns
powder
hogslieads Green Coppsras
5 casks London refined Salt Petre
200 DemUohns
10 bags Pepper
90 boxes Chocolate
$50 kegs CARROTS and Leiper's Snt0p
100 boxes Cigars With general as.
sortment Of Wines, Liquors Il Gre.
ceries.
October
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SAI,Es AT vENDUE.

~ ,.,syu Tuesday and Friday
On sS'' WILL BE SOLD,
, v,nd,e Store, corner Of Prince
Al the and Water Streets,
A VARIETY or
~, Goods, Groceries, &c.
: TX ,.51,rs Of which win be expressed IN
Par'iouia tbe bills of the day.
- All Kind Of goods which are on
l!.at;oa and the prices Of which are :,
nd purchased at the lowest limitation
ana Pfle's p G. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-12

JUST RECEIVED
fad for sale BY the Subscribers
SO bolts Russia duck
So pieces Russia sheehngs
80 boxes mould and dipped candies
80 barrels New England Rum
5 pipes reneriite wine, sup. quail
6 bales India Goods, consisting OF
Beerboom gurrahs
Madras haudkerchiets
Blue ailla and mock puilicats
4 bales seine twine
l box ladies' honnets. and
40 tons plaster Paris.
John G. Laid l. Go.
Navcnhcr
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by the
General Lingas, Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, large and elegant assert.
ment of Boiling Cloths, of a superior qua
Iity. which will be offered for sale at the
store of Mr.. James Anderson.
.amos dleCander.
October s tt
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1G0 Dollars Rev ard,

dissolution of Partnership
THE co-partnership Of Richard slade
& CO. was dissolved by mutual consent
OH the 21st inst.
The business viii be in future copduc-
ted by Richard SHADE, the only remain
ing partner Of the late firm, he having
purchased the entireinterest Of the whole
JAS. ANDERSON.
RIC'D. SLADE.
Sep. e5
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House and Lot for Sale

House and Lot fOr Sale
The subscribers will sell the Lot and
Frame House thereon, adjoining the stone
yard of Mr.. bernard Crook, on Prince.
street. Ifnot sold before Saturday next,
the 10Th instant, it viii be sold at laqc-
ton, at three O'clock, on that day. on
the premises--at three and six .iaHeths
credit.
Vaudeville & Larmoar
October 8
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To the Public.

Having understood that certain persons
,uaa are desirous of obtaining the appoint
ment OF tIarbor Master, which ! no.
Nod. have circulated a report that have
resigned that Office, and have 10y means
of this story, prevailed upon several re-
soectable citizens to recommend them rs
srsper persons to fill the pretended va.
csncy-I beg leavs respectfully to inform
nv fellow citizens, that | never did re.
sian the said office which is all important
"a : me in nv old age, nor have | any idea
of doug SO. II is true that | have been
afflicted with an illuess which has pre-.
vented me from giving that PERSONA.
attention to the duties OF the Office which
j wished: but. thank God, | am last re,
soyeriag, and hope seon to be able to at.
tend to business as usual.
In the mean time, humbly trust, that
nv fellow cirizens will not be Imposed
upon, to give their aid in promoting the
views Of my enemies, and thus to deprive
noe OF the chiel support Of my old age:
Abel Willis.
4 q
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il,larn Garner G. Co.
Nov. H.
John G. Ladd & Go.
Offer for Sale, on perg reasonable

al ~ ~
Terms.
Liverpool, Cadiz and Lisbon Salt
New England soal leather I'D & cod
lcut nails in casks ThomastoWu and i
island lime; boxes double refined ita
liaa birthstone: pipes Cogniac ADD Spa
|nish brandy; do. Holland gin: New
England rum Russia and Ravens duck;
Russia sbeeting. German do. Russia and
|Swedes iron, assorted sizes EnglisA,
India. German and domestic bale goods
OF various kinds I: molasses. boxes ah;l
bis Brazil and Havanna susa9, white and
brown crates and bids Liverpool ware:
young hyson tea, Madeira, Sherry, Gaia
!onia. sweet and dry Malaga wines: No
| and S chocolate, in whole and half box
es, Spanish de: mems. wolncn's and
cb;ldren's coarse and fine shoes: Con
necticut patentploushs: 8 by II Bristol
crown window glass mould and dippett
candles frkin batter: mems fine. and
coarse hats, ladies' hair combs. Spanish
cigars in half boxes. OF a supe,iof
quality: Sperm candles, brown soap /:
prime pork, writing and sheathing papey
seine Irvine, N. England and district
cordage, cabinet furniture, and nests CT
measures.
October 10 tt
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From the Liverpool General Advertiser
September IS.

The following letter from the British
Consul at New Fork, has been receig.
Ell b. the association of underwriters
4 of this place, aud is made public by Or
4 de- of the committee.
His Britannia Majesty's consulate Office.
.New. York, July, 1916.
Eentlemen-S Since took upon me the
duties Of the British consulate Office IN
this city, to which his royal hlghness the
Prince Regent has graciousIy been pleas
led to appoint me, have found that the
bringing of papers for my signature, has
been deemed a mere matter OF form,
without surprising that | had any thing to
do with the fairness of the transaction, or
with the tuth of what Twas called upon
to saaction, by my seal OF Office, az i
was alleged, | merely had to certify that
1.-The persons, whether notaries-public, Gus
tom house officers, or others. were the
lpubhc characters set forth--was this all
II should do. should not fulfil one Of the
most impo, tant duties OF my Office, name
|ly, 10 guard the nnrepresepted British
Ispbject from fraud at this port. I,have
ldeemed it my duty to require that all
parties making claims for damage, should
to my granting my signature,
laddoce proof before me Of the truth and
fairness of such claim, and of the actual
state Of the damage, and that the damag
/ ed goods alone were sold. As have 1t
Represented to me, that for partial da-
mage cases and bales have been sold as
damaged, survey of which is had by
1.-THE consisnee and broker, or auctloneer,
solicited by the same consignee to dispose
taf goods represented as damaged. aud
! the damage alone exhibited to view. !
BEG leave to state that my requiring this
lpreof occasions no increased lee Tor my
seal, but deem it my duty as long as
lsball have the honor to hold the Office OF
British consul, never to afiix my seal to
an act, do not examine into the ailesa
ton, when the Interests of persons ab-
sent may be affected. Were the protests
Ia'so taken before the consul, as 1t Is
la,so part of the cfficia duty OF consuls III
foreign ports, am aware proper enquiries
lalso in such cases would tend mach to
check the extensive frauds that are re-
presented to Inc as daily practised, but
this rests with you, geutlemsn, O snopld
you please to favor me with any instruc-
tons, how may best guard the interests
iof those unlerresented here, shall
Ipay all attention to yeur commsnica-
tons.
I | have the honor to be, gentlemen,
your Obedisnt, iumble servant,
I JAMES BUCHANAN.
To the gentlemen under writer's,
! at Liverpool.
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Nsw York, Nov. IS.
FROM ENGLAND.

The brig SsIIy-Ann capt. Smith, from
Antwerp, touched at Cowes, and tn,
master procured file of the Londor
Morning Chronicle down to the 9th o.
october, and the General Shipping Lis
TO the same date The editors of tbt
Gazette have been favored with these pa
pers, and give the following summary Of
their contents.
: The Paris Moniteur states that the
perations of the Colleges of Arrendisse-
hent, which return a certain number VI
Candidates 10 the electoral colleges of
iepa,tments, out of which the latter are
Q erect the ,leputies to the chamber, ar.
lnisaed, and that the elections have bees
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NOTICE.

The copartnership Of Henry Michel
SON and &c. 10 the Tailsw Chambers,
business, was dissolved on the first day
Of September last. All persons having
claims against the sail FIRM are request
ed to present them TO Henry Nicholson
for settlement, and all persons indebted
are likedise.requ to make 'mme'i !,
ate payment te him, as no longer 'haal7
renee will be given.
Henry Nicholson g Co.
November 10 81
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Bryan fiampson & 90.

Offer for Sale.
80 hhds first quality Barbados sugar
Is dc and 40 barrels Cd quality do.
50 chests imperial, young hyson and
,souehong teas
Prime green coffee
10 hhds and so barrels molasses
10 pancheons 4th proof fine Jamaica
10 do Sd proof Antigua do.
6 do Mew-England do.
$ half pipes aud l0quarter casks old
Madeira zine
s pipes Lisbon do
Is quarser casks sweet Malaga do
so boxes soap
rs do mould candles
so DO pipes containing gross each
900 los Bengal Z Spanish flote Indigo
Pimento, pepper, race ginger,
Green copperas, alum. madden
Fig blue, wrapping paper
10000 bushels Liverpool hne and
ground alum salt
500 sacks do
And constynt supply OF the best
Hour for family use.
October 16
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-18
LANCASTER SUMNER ASSIZES.
Before Sir John Bailey, Knit. and a spe
Movers VS.. Schneider.

y j
Movers VS.. Schneider.
Mr.. SERGEANT bullock opened this case
by stating that it was an action brought
by the plaintiff. merchant III America.
against the defendant as the SUI viving
partner Of person of tie name OF San
dali. who were the charterers OF the ship
called the Neva, from Liverpool bound
.so New Orleans, in the United States OF
America upon her arrival at which place
she was put UP as general ship. The
only cargo which could DE procured was
l15 bales of cotton, and about 200 bar
teIs Of -four. The bales of cotton were
shipped by the plaintiff at New Orleans.
and upon her arrival at Liverpool they
were found to be in such damaged and
deteriorated state that they were wholly
uniit for the regular market, 1t appear
ed that they had been slowed upon bal
last, called single ballast. which had
heel put Or board the vessel on her out
ward bound voyage at Portsmouth bar
Der. the usual place for taking in ballast.
Upon examining the cargo in the hold it
GAS perceived that the bags were filled
with ballast aud the whole Of the bottom
became saturated with the sea water
nc bottom was obliged to be sold to per-
sons who make it their business to pur,
chase that article in a damaged stare q
!, very inferior pfice.-It was contended
y he learned sereant that the injur,
tue p.aintlF had sustained was attribute !.
bic to The improper st6wage Of the cargo,
for which the defendant was liable, anG
tnat ne therefore ought to pay the plaintiff
the difference between what the cotton
would have sold Tor, if it had been bro'tl
iinme III perfect state, &.what it actual
~ didproduce.
several witnesses peculiarly the sur.
eyors OF cargoes for the Liverpool un-
oieFwrlrers, were examined on the partl
o. the pialntitl they were all Of opiniopl
nat the cargo had been improperly stow
ed that it was unusual to put cotton up-l
on shInsie ballast but at all events, if it'll
was SO paced, it ought to have been suf-
secured or denaged that fer
want of this necessary precaution, esery|
sea the vessel made, had discomposed
me ballast, and caused the mischief COM
planned of II wasin evidence, that sand
aud gravel had got so cemented by the
sa-water, they coald not separate it sci
10 to disengage the cotton, without usingl
ron crows and plckaxes. Tbs plaintiff :
case having been 50 far made out in proof
MS Counsel with great diff ulty, consent
I'D to have the amount of Tie damages as
sertaines out of court
Mir. Scarlet, for the defendant, said, he
,hould have no difficulty in setting tn |
iamages, for he entertained the most san.