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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

VlkGINlA,-4H q superior court Of ehancery bof.
de" ~ the capitO! IN The ctr Of Richmond IN,
lWh ddy IF JqRU0rg 1918.
Ntchof0S Poi7delfer adH'F he b0Ris non min HE
4ttt ANNEXED, Of James DGbHcg, dec.,.. .PlaipnG
AGAINST
Thomas AraerSOH, er'or Of MichacI AnSer2on. dee
ma Hieh0Td 1H0cTsoH. ..............f Defendants
rms cause IN which tic bin ham becR fqkeU ian.
confessed, as 10 the deeHSaafS ami on thoha me ne
cTef0t order for that purpose 0ppe0rsfO hare Teen
anN elecUted, came on this d0g 10 he heGrd on me
MI o1d erhtbifS. and rms argued by counsel . IN
c0nSder0ion uhcreCf The cOHrf dofE order fhok one
o. us commissioners ITO examine, Sfdte amt Teport 10
hecoWTt tcbdt amount james DabHeU nus colgpfIIgd
10 pm 10 Do80td ScOftS Co. in his character Of o
Of PouRceg fadersoa, dec. By the judgment 1) me
Gtfrict court Of ChQrtotfeste th0t he also st0fe
fhe amount Q me judgment and costs due from nc
fsf0fc gt chaei AHderSOR dec TO me eSfaie nf ne
Satd IoaHceg RderSoH, fer tie hire the siGre IN
tie biH mentioned and Hat he'd nrther skafe tL0f
surplus may he ie ojthe eSfofe ~ tie suit Pot,gcey
1"derSon, dtstribafa6te amongst ne persons named
as tceGtecs la his niH, utter reiqb1Tg me esfofs
the Satd Jomcs D0bRey, for af0resaid debt 30iG
10 Donaid Sc0h Co. md atso his costs fu me mir
against michael BRderS0n and mat the s0id ram
"issioNeT do Sf0ie any other 0ferS Sgecioify item
"a pertinent 6g himself gghich i1og be re00iyed bg
the parties 10 be SO st0frd.
Il copy-1tSte,
HI III uEn-g1rfr ~
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Commissioners Office, Richmond, July ~, 1918.
me parties interested are desired 10 fake notice
mar hare appointed tie lOfh d0y 0C SeyfeDp6sy pesf
JoF commencing The account directed Jy the obope or
der Of the court on Uhich dag at o ect0ck, Il. ~,
fher GfttHtio0 IS requested at nag occ ~ tfs CIR
run Aetr accounts md UsWchc,S Teady for et0nlno
toR G"d settlement, JOHN BRTCE, ". e..
JHiy 2s, 24nfy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04
d" JOSEPH NAPOLEON.
ha.,olnl
BRITISH ORDER COUNCIL.

NEW YORK, July 2i.-We are indebted 10
this city, for The following Order in Council,
establishing st. Johns and Halifax as free
ports, agreeably 10 the late act of Parlia-
nent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

TNlON HOTEL,-This establishment will be con.
- ductedby JAMES DRILL BROCK.
wu he responsible for all contracts made by them
Hotel. TouN snA1e
JAHES & ORRILL BROCK respectfully inform
.neI s.uetous irichds and the public that they feel
ihemseives highly battered in havipeile Union Hotel
conhded 10 their mans aud pledge themselves
70 use lheir pest ehdeaIOrs to merit patronage and to
give satisfaction.
July 60. On ar
ME-. BENJAMIN JAMES HANKS iT--1ake this
w As legal notice that shall the 2sth cay Of An.
gut next al TIE stone Tavern in the toWH fCharlote
Nite ana county OF hbeDafe. between the hours Of o
Oclock ~ tbefofenoOn ana in The forenoon proceed
quo take The dcPostons zoe he ueesse Of Nogbofne
tHenos, ohe read as evidence in nov depending
aad undetermined ~ the superior law for Hen
rico county wherein NOTbsrne K. Thomas q Co. are
piahi'hs ti0I my beusht) aud you defendant: at
W0Nb iime 400 Place you, your attorney agent, will
please attend. Yours, respectfully,
ALEX. GARRETT.
'W} ~ 24s.N1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04


MILLBoRoU~i SULPHUR SPRINGs.-The pro
4tA pTetor oi the above springs returns his most nm
signed thanks to all those gentlemen and ladies who
nave visited MN Tor seven past and wishes TO
INFORM them and the public generally that he intends
AeePng them theensniDg aud he has been al
COhslaeTaBf expense in improving the said springs
" ofder TO render such may please visit him COM
IortaDle, he hopesto share in the public patronare,
hese springs are situated in Bath county Va at the
junction OF the roads leading from stanton through the
RAINIER Gap aud Lexington to the Warm Springs and
50 OH TO all The springs III the western parts Virginia
Inc PANTHER given up by all who travelled
DOM 10 We much the best road and know by actual
measurement, IL IS 81 miles the nearest from Sau.ton
"the Warm Springs and at present there arc several
good houses Of entertainment on it, to wit: Francis
GaTnePs, ~ miles from Stanton widow Berfy's IL
from GarneTs thence 10 captain BealIs, thence to
Hernists. II thence to Marlborough SPRING. 5 !;
thence TO the Warm Springs, 1852.
tbe subscriber thinks 1t needless give this water
any encomums, as peoples opinions are at variance
To The White sulphur, some equally as good, aud some
not so good HIT II is the way TO all the different
watching places among the mountains (and the nearest
ahn nest foadD the subscriber wishes gentlemen and
acres 10 call aud satisfy themselves.
ne subscriber wishing 60 his residence IN the
on reasonable terms; and il not sold b. the 10Th Of
September next, viii be rented on that day fOI or
years 70 the highest bidder.
June 10. i2..w1Op HAZARL WILLIAMS.
ETREEBORNS PATENT PIOUGHS.....Tbe subscri.
bers nave Just received, and offer for sale 80 Free
O0iHS PuffHt Pt0Hghs, Of assorted sizes These
pohghs are believed TO combine many, II not more
advantages than any plough used in Virginia..
Someo our best farmers have them and speak of them
10 inc very highest terms.
Jnly rs. a1..si
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaaay lToD, iI,.
SUBSCRIBER IN Cumberland county, Wednesday
night, the 18th nfsRnt negro man by the name of "a
LOB, II years of age, about feet or inches high
wen proportional HE wore away coarse yarn strl.
pea hoinespun roundabout coat and pantaOoas Of the
same, bt may have other clothes along He has very
remarkable scar on his is temple his eye extend
ing from his ofeheadto his cheek IN shape an Inverted
S, though nearly straight purchased him of VIM Tho.
mas, IN ST. MaTys county, Maryland, which place he
VIII certainly Try to get... will give the aboyepp
toned reward any persOh who viii deliver him 90
me, or secure him IN any Jail that get him again
and likewise pay all reasonable exptuces inenrTsd
heItDy. JOHN CRiDDLE.
'"y ~ a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

4 WASH SALE OF SLAVES. The subscribers will offer
- ior sale, by public auction at the Royaion Mills
III me county OF Amelia near the AppomatoX river
ABOUT 10 miles above Richmond, aud 80 above Peters
burg, on the 2lSt day Of December neat if fair il not
certainly, and probably These slaves are be.
iieved TO be choice parcel nearly the whole of
thein WIN TIER descendants having been assigned
lady in right OF dover and many OF Them originally
selected out OF much greater number.-They will be
distributed by lot, before the day OF sale under Judi
cial decree, amongst the revsrsoner
an agreement between them, and the tenant in dover
made for that purpose.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing slaves may be suppii
ed with them al this sale of almost any description.
Distant purchasers are hereby that the sale will
De made wthontreserve, unless prevented by
foTeseen occurrence beyond the control OF the suLscr
bers and that the terms will be-C.8SH.
WILLIAM u. GILES,
JOHN x. ARCHER,
THEo. Il. BANtSTER,
jay Ia. fO..tds WM J. BARKSDALE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

IL persons having claims against The estate of the
late THOMAS WILSON, are requested To- make
hein known TO me. Those indebted TO the estat, AZ.
requested to make payment without delay.
A. r. UPSHUR,
AanI'r nth the 1riIG ataeaed Of
July Ia 2o.u Thomas Nilsson dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

NJoriCE.-The subscriber offers for sale two tracts
of LAND. in the county of Lunenburg-one con.
tanning 1900 acres on Baro Einent and Crooked
seven miles below the courthouse and six from Maber
ring river, below the junction of the branches The
plantation belonging TO this fine corn aud wheat
,ad and considerable portion is highly ed and
brings excellent tobacco the red clover growing
me improved land, which grows i'll great perfec,.on-
tiiteen hahds weuld work great advantage on this
land More than bali clear and the most of il
gooo TOBACCO land. The improvements are good.
one other uactneariy adjoining lying in the fork If
ila'Tock and AOody's branches containing 4O2 acres
10 TO clear, prime tobacco land the whole is finely
uinbered-s hands would work great advantage 81,
TINS plantation The plantations both tracts have al
ways been under good fence and stock allowed TO
Craze except on that part kept exclusively as pasture
bois tracts lay Teai kaby welt, and the plantations Ne
PRIME corn a,ld wheat land. The land viii be shown al
any time BY the subscriber, and great bargain given
IN the land by AN early application.
MI John v Wilcox, Petersburg, is furnished it'll the
terms and price, and will contract amy person de-
string TO purchase.
IL this lands not dsnosedo of before the irst ddy of
Oct0ser merit, IL will be sold that day Tie highest
Dloder on The premises. Timely naiice will he given
ifsoid privately. JOHN BUFORO
-5nIy ~ ~. ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

4 Ii persons having claims against tie estate Of
- CHARLES WlNEGARDNER, Gee. viii please have
the claims ready for settlement August cont foo
hehfico county. Il. BURTON, d s.
for WtG. $. Smith, I0te " II O..
drd coRIgistee " said estate.
JhIy "a. 23..t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

'ht fhofktttohS finding II their interest To move
"a 10 tne western country, oiier for sale1wO TRACTS
Or LtND-Oue called james Martins, on Jones,s
creek, IN fowhaian cOunty-Ibe other called Smiths
furn on branch OF SAID loues's creek IN said conn
W, ON which there Is n nll-Botb tracts ADJOINING
ihey VIII be sold separately or tosetbe may hest
snt such as may be inclined TO They toy
contain near nine hundred They will be offered
Tor sale publicly, f not previously privately soId at
Powhaan Courthouse, on bednssday, tie i6th say OF
Septsnoer neat that being Pow hataa court day.The
land has generally very good foundation is
an,e,s now considerable proportion OF II well SET with
req cioTeh-Any person wishing 10 purchase il is PIE
snmed, Will view the land before the day of sale The
terms VIII he made known on the day, before il re-
qued-Th's land s certainly wellwcrh the attention
OF any one fond offarmng.-It is believed too that
Smfh'S Tract contains considerable body of coal
indeed, the whole neehboI hood il iJsupposed
win coal. THOSE CONCERNED.
THE public sale Of the above land postponed till fur
ther noticePriv te applications the premises or
elsewhere. viii, AT all times be duly attended to- The
preprie,ors wish to move early in the fall.
July 3. l1,Js.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

NWEN1Y DOLLARS REWARD. Runaway From,
Richmond on OF about the 18th Of April last y heTo
ne was bhen, my negro man named GiLES-He ia
ABOUT 70 years old, i've feet ten eleven inches tqb
mas lost his right he has IA, nose and ratil,r
pleasing address aud when intoxicated is yerv talka
i've We is we'll known IN the lower country particular
" nom Richmond To Hampton where has waited on
me as body servant for years past. AZ he las
ytIlety "i clothing, cannot particularly describe his
Dress III delivered to me- or confined in iai 40 tIs
get him again. ! will give the above eward.
Hanover, Juiy 7. lS..f SAMUEL J. WINSTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, -1hGt pnrsMunt 10
~ act 81 the General assembly OF Virginia
passed The 26th Of February, ISIS, entitled an act
Incorporating company 20 establish c0nanns,ico-
ton 6etween NE uaterS Of Ronoake rivey aud those
trt'ch jat irfo CAoaraH ri0er, and the rivers and
dRdthe rircr Potomac" the list Monday Of .SeyteB-
Der aert, there iCH be general meeting OJ the SUD
scTiberS 10 the stock Of the Tirginia Canal Mari
edtiOa Company ar the Washington 7dre,n, ia the
City Of Richmond at rDAich time ana place the pune
fw0t attendance Of all Subscribers is requested and
eit be expected.
J. MARSHALL, y
PEYrON DRSW.
PRESTON SMITH, ComniisSloReys
RIO. GREENHOW,
ROBERT POLLARD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

a IL persons having claims against the WI
nam H. Phillips, late OF Fetixville, Cumberland
county are requested to make them kaown to me- it
ueiay as arrangements may be made for adjust
"ent 'bereoi VINCENT PHILLIPS, Admir-.
Near JOmesfcsOR, u. Eimurd ,Jnly Is. 10 m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

Valuable Gloucester Lou Grounds fer SAFE.
Sf virtue ola deed OF trust executed by 0yerton SPA
- well and Elizabeth G. his wife the subscri,eT
hearing date the leh day of August 1916 and
~ the cnnty eont of Gloucester the paynent
OF certain sums OF money shall. on BedaeSiar ne
iIfh DAY ~ d"g@StNstt, OH the premises, sell TO The
highest bidder ready money that valuable rp acy
OF LAND IN the said deed MENTIONED CONTAINING abort
aoo acres lying in the said county OF Gloucester and on
each side Of The main road leading from Gopc,si.r
town to the courthouse, and sbort four miles from the
oiner place. Possession viii be given ihmeafaieiy
anda good title made To the purchaser.
RICHARD JONES
s"''e 80. lJ..t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

Ii persons having claims against the Ed:
w. Trent dee. aie desired to present them the
snbscIbef iof settlement. Those indebted to the said
estate are requested TO make immediate almenito
JOHN ROBERTSON,
-iftoTHey ia )uct for
MARTHA TRENT
june "a. l5..lst Ear Of I'D: ~. Trent dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

GTOLEN ON Saturday night from MIR. Parkrs' taveT-L
~ sixteen miles below Richmond a large SoRRL
HORSE, upwards Offve feet high he is also ncbld
and about eight o. nine years Old will give TET
DOLLARS icT the delivery OF The horse either TO MI
Porter, IN Richmond, Mr.. Parkes in New Ken,
where lac was stolen from, and FIFTY DOLLARS rths
thief IL detected RICHARD IIIPS
Williamsburg, July IL. 2ltf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04
Council Chamber, July "a.

k'ht SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his friends
and HE pnhhc, that he has resumed bis former bu.
~ 81 una mas now on hand general
SpI ehi tS.-From his long experience in the lire
business ne taiters himself that he will enabled To
satisfaction To all persons buying at his store as IL
ny Intention at all times to keep articles the best
qnLnes, which he will sell for modeiate profits COR
Gdsh o" produce aud TO such have paid punctuaily
heretofore. the usual credit, IL required.
tie also informs the pnblie that he is authorized tn
give IN cash the highest prices for wheat which will be
received at his store, street Sbockoe i;nj few
uoofs east OF James Bootw rights.
torthe last time, he earnestly calls on all who are
owing him either b. bond, note account TO come
forward, without delay, and settle the same as longer
indulgence cannot be given. JOSHUA CUuNP
july H. 30. .1tifN 6tof
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-15
y
JAMES MONROE.

A RESOLUTION directing . distribution
of esr,ian Laws AMONG tho fnembets and
dsIegases Of territories, Of the is'h Con
gree.
Resoived BY The Senate and House f Reh-'
s<senfasives ef she Unffed Ssa'es Of .f@eriea,
in Congress assembled, That toe Secretary oi
State be directed 10 distribute copies Of the
L,ws Of the United States, published ~ Bro
reu & CO. among the members sod 6eisgases
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-15
RESOLUTION authorizing the distribution
of certain Public Documents

RESOLUTION authorizing the distribution
OF certain Public Documents.
Resoivrd, by Me Senate and House of Ren-
resenfasives II fhs United States Of .1merica
ia Congress assembled, That the Secretary of
State cause to be distributed one set Of state
papers and public documents, printed by 4.
B. WAN & Sons, 10 pui saanes Of octs OF Con.
grsss heretofore passed, to the President of
tbe United States one set to the Vice.Prc
idrnt Of the United States one set to each
OF the Heads Of DepsuInsnts, 10 the Atom.
ey General of the Uni,ed States, TO each of
the Senator'S snd sep sesentatises, and to each
Delegate Of territories, Of the Fifteenth Con
grcss one Set 10 each branch oil the Leeis-
lature OF each state and Territory, and one 10
zach OF the Executives OF the several states
and territories one set TO each Univsrsily
and College ia the Uni,ed States six SETS 10
the Secretary Of the Senate, and eighteen SETS
TO the Clerk Of the House OF r. representatives.,
for the use Of tina, House aud the residue OF
the sets of the stale papers and documents
'foresaid, shall be deposited in the Library Of
Congress.
Dec. 20, lsl7-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-15
Eaiua5fe Rcai Eaate.


Tor sALE-a Farm, Of 80 acres Of good land,
delightfully."- situated, ior a pleasant reGdenee
OIL the west road, 50 miles from Newport Run
nsag through ii, is tue largest stream Of wafer ON
Rhode Island and on said stream there is grist
and boltng mill. csrding machines. &c. The build
ing is large and commodious, suf6cien, for cloth.
ing establishments. The mill is Of the nost ssper-
ior workm anship. with iron gear and has good
share Of busiEess, both In grinding and csrdiqg
Said mill has sufficient power TO, twelve carding'
machines the works were built under The direction
Of that celebrated artist. JonE B&BcocK. and exc
cu,ed by the best workmen in the state The mill
is situated in that celebrated valley, known by the
name of CerneTs Valley.
Also. for sale, near The above described--s Faim
Of 50 acres Of excellent land, with two dwelling
houses and sufficient ourbuiidings. and choice
collection Of fruittres 8, from Newport. New-York
and Long-Isiand The said farm has an extensive
sea privilege. .
Likewise. for sAie--tlat pleasantly situated Dwell
ling House and extensive Lot of Land. No s, Fare
weiIstrect, Newport
The subscriber being desirous Of removing 20 the
wessem country, offers the above on accommodate
ing terms Those who inclined 10 purch,se,
will please spply to WALTER CORNELL
Portsmouth. May 90. 1878. GIl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-15
~x* CURES pi.s.ssttsAM.ffiE.D Z
Though heretofore eonsidered hasf relef 4 by
DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS. 5

G Mr.. SLearman, carfenfcr Of Dosfss, wss ~
~ 4vx months afflicted with tumour on the
back OF his hand which incapscisted him Tor wosk,
after having tried every shipg In vain, snd suffered
was cured and restored to health BY taking bottles
Of these drops. W VA.
Mr.. Wrigis Of Bssfon. was yssrs afIlictcd with
feversore on Of his ess, bad tried most mcdi.
cines wbou, effect. was cured BY bottles.
a Chi,d Of Mr.. BariJH, of Xu,over was cured
Of Ulcers and lilies, OF which had eat down to
the ribs, BY bottles. This child was considered
in dying state when he began tsking these drops.
.9n btsnf Of Uosfon, was covered all over with
srupuons, blind with both eyes. WAS ~lrcd by bot
ties.
An elderly Lady Of Boston WAS severely sfYl;cted
for i6 years. ~ih sn eruption ell over her attended,
with most tormcniicg itcbngs, burnngs spd blctch.
es had lost thereby two toe spd one finger nails.
cured by 4 bottles she had not lett her room
for 6 6monsks, and eoaadsred poss aa reHefy
Il Gentleman Of Ls1n.gsS,s, was Afflicted 20 years
with S ulcers in bis legs, could, obtain no relief.
was cured by bottles 81 eH2
a Gentleman o. Bsnn, bis wife and S children
was many years .fiicscd with eruptions. b.d tried
every medicine without success, was cured by these
Drops. -
a Gentleman Of .Esrbary, was so years afflicted
with bumor ON one Of legs, attended with burning
itching and b'otches, was resigned a. past reliof.
for 30 years could not lie IN bed at times, was per.
fecliy cured by these drops.
n LAZY ~ Chariesfown was TIVE years afflicted
with white svthng on her knee joint, had uied
every asxisa ance. snd considered past relief, con-
traction l.sd formed, when on ticking these Drops
aud usiug Dr ycbbs Liniment, in J weeks she had
the free Of the jsnt, the pain left her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure.
These Drops sfe radical cure for scurvy, sero-
fuIs ST Antbsnys fire, lcproey, pimpied faces, en-
lsrged glands, iegs, ulcers even when The bone
is affected. vererisl zints when mercury has failcd
are the best spring and sutumnai physic, and may
be given to ekiidcen With perfect safety Price 81
tr SIX bottles for Ave dollars ~ bottles Tor SO or
~ dozen for St0o.-Q7 .ssk for "Dr. Relies Eotsn-
ica Drops ,-LHone are genuine, unless signed !" w.
r Conway" Prepared and sold Wholesale by the
sole proprietor, W. r. Conway, chemist, No. l. Bum
,tea Place, Hostoa BY his special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drnggisf,
No. ITO, Ths"ss-s,rest, Newport.
Also, By
Irmuet w BFiggs, Brssfsfy Hercules Whi,ney.J.
"a Mason. .Prcudeace, Dyer and Bowcs, Hirdiams
Greene, Nev. LSpsen Isaac ID hull, Hartferd sod
most druggists, book sellers and post masters thio'
out the United ststes-wherc nay be had all those
jusfs esfermed and highly epprsved Medicines"
Dec. 3. islz. tis)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-15
AN ACT for the relict of William Edwards
and John G. Stubbs.


AN ACT for the reiict of William Edwards
and Johp G. Stubbs.
De fs enacted by tie Senate and House Of
riea, in Congress assembled, That The account
ing officers Of the Treasury Department be,
and they arc hereby dirccted, on equitable
principles, to a0dil and settle The accounts oi
William Edwards and John G.. S,ubbs, for
the respective expcnces incurred under con
tracts entered into between Edward Tiffi,,
surveyor general Of The United States, and
tho said William Edwards and Ohm g Stubs,
on tho 2Sth day OF August, one thousand
eight hundred and fifteen, tor surveying lands
IN the Illinois territory; and the amount
found 10 DO due on such settlement tall be
paid, respectively, 10 The said Willisni I'd
wards and John c. Stabhs, out OF any moneys
in the Treasury not otherwise rppro priatcd
PROVIDED, that the sum TO 30 allowed shall
not exceed SIX hundred dollars in either case
Ind nrouided further, that no allowances
shall be made 10 them or either of then, iur
porsonsi services by them rcudercd.
|. April a,ls!8-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT fixing the compensstions of ,te
Secretary Of The Senate and Clerk Of the
House of Representatives. 81 the Cio,k IN
pioyed IN their Offices, and Of the Libgs,i-n.
BE h enaeted 6y The Senate and House Of
Reieresrniaiives IF he United Sfefes Of ,dnae-
rica, IN Consress 0ssem6ted,e That the Secrc-
a'y OF the Senate aud Clc,k Of the House Of
Representatives she'll scversliy receive the
SUN OF three Thousand dollars snuually, psys.
bic quarterly, as heretofore, aud that their
principal clerks shalt receive one thousand
eight houtlred doiIats each, aud lbeir engros-
sing clerks one thousand five hundred dollars
each.
Sec. 2 md be i, further enacted, That
the Librarian II the Library of Congress shall.
annually receive, as a compensation for his
services, The sum Of one thousand five hun
drcd dollars, payable quarter yearly at the
Treasury.
Sec. 3. Ind be IL further enacted, That
this act shall be held 10 take effect from the
hrst day OF January one thousand eight hun.
dred sad eighteen, aud shall continue in force
for three years ,hereirom, and no longer and
that so much Of any act ereiofore passed, as
provides compensation, salatysor perquisites,
Of any kind, for the officers afd clerks herc-
10 mentioned, shall be held to be repealed
from the same day
April Is, lslS-Approyed,
JAMES MONROE.