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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

Oracle Office, Portsmouth, Sept. 90.
Yesterday arrived brig Lucy. Shackford,
43 days from Cadiz. Left August 6, brig
Hector to sail next day for Portsmouth i:
schooner Iris, Gardner, Of Baltimore, 70:
Havana, weeks; brig Rising States, OF
Somerset, Ms from New-York tor Hava-
ma ship Fanny, OF New York, and brig
Fanny, of Philadelphia, just arrived d; a
New York brig, unknown; passed going
into Caniz, ship Bingham, from Philadel-
phia spoke, lat. 80, long. 40, brig Men,
tor, of NJ rblehead, IL days from Philadel-
phia for Gibraltar.
The sailing of the grand expedition for
South America was fixed for the Goth Sep
TENDER. 1t was to consist of 5 line of bat
tie ships, about frigates, several small
vessels. and $50 transports. Capt. Shack
fora lay within hailing distance OF the fleet.
and represents it as very efficient. Gen.
O'Donnel, the governor of Cadiz, was ap-
pointed to the command of the expedition,
which was TO consist of &c, 900 men-1e,-
600 OF whom were already quartered in the
neighborhood. There were in the bay 4
of the ships of the line belonging to the
fleet.
The crew of the patriot privatcer Con-
stitution had been removed from Cadiz to
the country.
The king of Spain was at the Baths,
near Madrid.
Captain Shacktord knew nothing of Don
Onis OF the Marquis Yrujo.
TREATY NOT RATIFIED AUG. 6.
Mr.. Hall, the American Consul, stated
to captain Shackford, on sailing from Ca.
dig, that the Treaty zgith .4merica zvas not
ratified.
Also arrived, ship Antonio, Rollins, IS
days from Liverpool.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28

The Franklin, "a, Com. Stewart, was Il
Gibraltar, July 3lst.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Flour Business.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
1 their friends and the public, that they
have entered into copsrtnersbip, and tleir
business will be transacted under the firm
Of ASEBY g. STRIBLlNG.
Their warehouse is near the upper end
OF King street. and opposite the diagonal
pump, where they will purchase and re-
ceiye -four on storage.
They intend keeping GROCERIES.
which they will sell At small profit foFf
cash. TURNER ASHBY,
MAGNUS # STRIBLING.
June IS -. ---'''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Was Committed,

Two nv custody, on the lst July, Me-
GRO BOY, about "A years ct age,
feet 10 inches high. who calls himself
FRANK RULLEN ; had on when com
mitted. an old Osnabursh shirt. and pair
OF old blue and white cotton trowsers !;
says he MAS purchased by Mr.. Lock, of the
city of Washington, from Mr.. John
We'ghtman. The owner is hereby re.
quesie,l 10 cUne torw ard, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away or he
will be sold for his prison fees. as the law
directs GEO Fl LANHAM,
Sheriff Of Prince Georges county, Nd.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
SALES Al Al C1I, \.
Public Sale.

On TUESDAY, al 10 A. nj.
Will be sold al the auction store, corner
Prince and Water streets,
2 pipes cogniac brandy
10 bis. India sugar
30 crates queen'sware
gu boxes mould canGies
10 realms wrapping paper
30 do writing do.
5000 VT. sheaihine Paper
10 kegs chewing tobacco
70 boxes Nova Scotia herrings
Is boxes claret wine
8 bis. vinegar
kegs cordial
10 kegs mustard
] bale sscking
do O>naburgs
cases fine hats
bales feathers
Beds, furniture, &c. &c.
Also,
x dozen japanned !. plated casters.
S. A. MARSTELLEh, auct.
september II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
For Sale.
Coffee, Whiskey, Brandy, sc.

+ lindsay T. HILL have Just received
IL from New-York, per scbr. Dash,
captain Smith {:
1873 bags St. Domingo coffee
ltO bis. rye ,whiskey
2 pipes cognIac brandy (old\
8 hampers Champagne, containing
l2dozen
6 casks London porter, 4S dozen
20 barrels cider. 70 do.
IN Store,
50 hbds. retailing moIasses
a pipes 18th proof Holland gin
Jamaica q. w. |. rum in khds.
n. F.. rum in barrels
Sugar in hhds and barrels
Gunpowder, imperial, g. hyson tea
in small packages
Liverpool fine and coarse salt. in
sacks
Soft shelI'd almonds and pimento in
bags
Ginger in kegs-also, family -four.
They purchase corn and wheat.
august 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
New Edition
(yUuch EnlargedD
OF The
A.WERfC.9.N GARDENER,

CfsH HFt"FVV UeIItDfIOV LII,
CONTAINING ample directions for
~ working sitcheng garden every month
in the year; and copious instructions ioI
the cultivation OF llowergardens, vineyards,
nurseries, hop yards. green houses and hot
houses.
By John Gardiner, and by Dav,d Hepburn,
late gardeners TO governor Mercer and ge-
neral Mason.
To urh,ch IS added,
A Treatise on Gardening, by Citizen of
Virginia. Also, few hints on the culti-
walton OF Native Vines and directions for
making Domestic Wines. For sale by
J. KENNEDY Il SON.
March 80 thstu.f
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Join LINTON,
JOHN GIBSON.
PHILIP HARRISON.
Wants a Situation.

4 S wei-furse, q young woman with
good breast ofmiik. and in perfect
health. Enquire Of the printer.
septembpr9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
isiea,

On Sunday the 9th INST. SARAH ANN, on
IL laughter of Henry /. COMPTON, in the
18th year of her age
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Information " anted.

4 BOUT one JOSEPH LlPOP, a ma
e tive of Rome, in Italy, who was at
Alexandria, in the year 1911, in the SER
vice nf Mr.. Serrurier, the minister pieni-
potentary of France. He was there EN-
nlove also by one Mr.. Tailor, coacb-ma-
ker, and then went to Washington city.
Ornamenting coaches was his usual busi-
ness If Joseph Ljpop lives, he may hear
or something 10 his advantage, BIZ apply
ing at The office o! The .A'erGadrin GGcsUe
II he is dead, persons acquainted with this
fact and other circumstances, will confer
a favor on his friends by communicating
what they know.
Newspaper editors viii also obIigc
them By giving an insertion to this adver-
tisemeDt,
JOSEPH BO.NFANTT,
No. Sos, Broairny, .Ner- York.
september Z III
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Notice.

T>HE undersigned being ANXIOUS to close
u their business, and believing that no.
thing short ST a determination mol TO prose-
cute il for the present will enable them
to effect so desirable an event, respectful.
" and earnestly solicit all those who are
indebted to them, 10 make immediate pay.
ment, in order TO enable them to meet
more promptly the, demands of those to
whom they are iEsebted. y
r. j. MANDEVILLE.
august Is diff
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
For Sale.
For Sale or Barter.

Eyza A well improved FARM, in
&m Fairfax county, containing about
Hsnej $50 acres, on which is good
&sA.l dwelling house, kitchen, barn, sta.
bles, bIacksmith's shop and house, sc. &c.
two young thriving orchards. one of ap.
piles, the other of peaches, and excellent
water. As il is expected any one DESTROYS
10 bargain will wish to see it first, further
description is deemed unnecessary Lands
in Kentucky and Tennessee will he taken
in exchange for The above. Application
TO be made by the frs, or middle of Sep
TENDER, by letter or otherwise. TO
EDW. l.. BLACKBURN.
Near Fairfax Court House, or
ISAAC KELL, Alexandria.
August q If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
400 Dollars Reward.

IA man called NED, formerly the pro-
perry of Mr.. Fitzhugh, OF Fairfax, end by
him sold to Hepburn & Dundas. He had
on when he went away an old country blue
and white cloth coat, and kersey trousers
his right hand in a sling, in consequence
of the kick of horse Ned is stupid
looking fellow, and hesitates very much
when he speaks. will give fifty dollars
il apprehened in the District, or the above
reward for experimenting him out of the
District, so that get him again,
AGNES DUNDAS.
Mount Eagle, May 10 d6thwfstf
English, Classical and Ma
thematical Academy.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
! citizens of Alexandria, tiathe intends
removing his school TO
The Mechanics' Hall, :
Courses Of Tuition
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, History, Ancient
and Modern, Chronology, Logic. Compost
lion, E!ocution, Bookkeeping, Maihema.
tics, ana the elements OIL astronomy anu
Natural Philosophy also. the Latin and
Greek languages,
Terms, Of Tmfioa,
Reading Writing Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, 5 dollars per ara
History, Logic, Composition and Book
keeping, 8 do Mathematics, Philosophy:
&c. 8 do; Languages, l2 do: pens, ink and
pencils furnished in the school.
He assures those who may feel inclined
to commit the important trust OF the edu-
cation of their children 10 him, that nothing
on his part shall be wanting to give satis-
faction. Upon his new and judicious plan
of instruction, boys of ordinary capacity
may GO through regular course of arith-
metic, English Grammar snd Geography ~
six mouths, and at the same time pay every
necessary attention to their exercises in
Reading and Writing.
He possesses the most substantial testl-
monials of character aud cspabi'ity. which
he will feel happy TO produce TO any gen.
tleman who may cali upon HIM.
gT No vacation given. -
June ths:utf A. G. BONNER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Eaitimors, September 10.


rrnSer of new casesof fever on the
hr the twenty-four hours ending on
a'r V" morning is eight. The reports
',sSo oh, sici,ns OF the Point were not re-
:a5 No cases of malignant fever are
,soor:ed west OF the falls Inner
albany. September 6.
oath OF THE DUNE OF RICHMOND,
s'pp.. ynE GENERAL OF THE BRITISH AME-
RIcAN COLONIES.
r,,rac, OF a letter, dated Montreal Sep
TENDER |.
9. Won will have heard of the death of his
o.. the Duke of Richmond. The me-
,a.boIy event took place in Upper Cana
10 His body was brought to town yes
,only, and carried in procession to the
Ian. boat, amidst concourse OF people
,,o,,tipg to from g to 10000. The shops
ia b,ep shut all the afternoon, and every
,1s,ible respect paid to his memory-ln-
Need there appeared unNersai SHei' Tie
has done much good, and will be always
regretted
From the Montreal StGr--.4ugust 81.
P.S.-We stop the press to announce The
,,apxpec;ed and overwhelming intelligence
,5,,the body of his Grace the Duke OF
Ri,bmcnl is now b.eathless corpse at
III, government house in this city. We
are informed that his Grace was well,
when at Richmond, on Monday, the Esd
inst. 1t appears that he had left Rich
mond, on his journey TO Montreal, and was
hurried TO better world at some mterme-
date. AMI, as we understand, obscure part
Of the country. The melancholy event
took place on Saturday morning, at eight
o'clock. Ills son, and the physicians, who
left this city yesterday, went over land
and missed the body OF his Grace, which
vas conveyed by water.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Valuable Land for Sale.

Valuable Land for Sale.
PURSUANT 10 a decree of the supe.
, rior Court OF Chancery for ihe'fiislrict
OF Fredericksburg, in Virginia, th, under.
signed commissioners will proceed 10 sell,
al public auction, upon credit Of one,
two, and three Years, al Midalehure, in
the county of Loudon, on Thursday lie
18th Gay of Novcmhe, next,
1000 Ceres Of Land,
lying in the ne ighhorhocd Of Md Isburg.
I ne whole land is OF that quality termed
plaster land, and susceptible Of tich inn.
provenent by the use OF it. The Mho.c
will ne laid oct into snail tracts, of t.cm
two TO th ec hundred acres each, and sold
in separate tracts TO suit Purchasers. TIE
whole is well watered, and no country ia
more healthy. Captain Pickett, who lives
near the land, and who is EMPLOYED 10
make survey OF it; and Mr. Sommeys.
who is The agen, Tor the collection OF he
rents, will shew the land to those who
may he inclined TO purchase. Bond and
security, and deed of trust upon each
tract, will be required OF the purchaser.
JOHN LINTON,
JOHN GIBSON.
PHILIP HARRISON.
angus sO--23 f.
OF The editors Of the papers published
in Alexandria, Leeshug, Ind Winchester.
will publish the above until the day of
sale, and send their bills 10 P. Harrison.
al Fredericksburg, for payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Notice.
Forty Dollars Reward.

4 SECONDED, this morning, from the
"a service OF The subscriber, a negro
boy, named JOE, who is about 20 wears
of age 5 feet or 9 inches high muscu-
lar in form, but ill-shape1, and turn, his
toes out So much as TO have at times the
appearance OF being detormod; he iSvely
black is strongly marked by The small
pox !; has small sunken eyes, and DOWN
cast look when spoken to; ami speaks in
renIy hastily and iudistinct'y.
He is very artsul, amt often affects be-
Inc fool, in order that he may act the
knaye more successfully.
Twill give ZEN DOLLARS for his ap-
prehension within tie District or IN the
neighhoyhood of Town and DO dollars
il lie he taken north o; Washing ton, and
secured in any Jail So that | recover him.
septem'ier9 J l.. MchENNA.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Eat Cattle for Sale

iNl1E subscriber, living six nies above
u Middlehurg, on The paved road
leading to Alexandria, has for sale up
wards of 100 head OF as fat cattle as can be
produced in Virginia as there is a com
plaint OF hard times, he will give few
months credit 10 man of responsibility.
august 10 JOHN 6ARTER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-11
Public Sale

10y virtue Of deed of trust from John
- Fortney and Mary, his wife, to.Ie
subscriber, will be sold, on Saturday the
18th inst. at IL o'clock, al the Merchants
Coffee-House, A LOT OF GROUND.
4arss with two story brick house
E thereon, situated on the ives, side
Hsss. of Patrick, to the no,thwar6 of
@--slra King street, suhjec, to an annual
rent charge of dollars So cents.
Terms OF sale--Casb
WM HERBERT.
5. A. MARSTELLER, Auct'r.
september Q tIath
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
For Sale,

TyHAT valuable stand in Elizabeth
b Town, now occupied by the sub
scriber, in Broad-street, nearly opposite
the Presbyterian Westinghouse. The lot
is thirty-two feet in front, and two hun
bred and twenty feet deep. There are on
said premises a good clearinghouse aud
Shop, with good cellar under the whole
a good two-story Shop in the rear; also
a good Barn, and other out buildings, COM
venient for almost any kind of business.
If not sold by the sixth day of March
next, the above property will then be
sold at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder. EDWARD FRAAEE.
N. B. All persons indebted to the sub
scriber, will please call and settle their
accounts within thirty days-those who
do this will save cost. As the subscriber
is about to leave this place, settlement
Of his accounts is indispensably necessary.
All persons having demands against the
subscriber, will present them for settle-
ment. EDW Aid tHAZEE.
Elizabeth TO,un, Feb. l6, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
From the Philadelphia Union.

Ma. BRoNsoN-During late visit al
Mount Vernon, found in the blank leaf
Of book, the following compliment from
Lord Erskine to General ashiugton.-
the book was entitled, A View of the
Causes and Consequences of the Present
War with France, by the Hon. Thomas
Erskine." S*k**.
6 To GENERAL WAsHIHGToN,
"Sir, l have taken the liberty to intro
duce your august and immortal name, in
short sentence, which is to be found in
the book send TO you.
"I have large acquaintance amongst
the most valuable and exalted classes Of
men; but you are the only human being
for whom ever felt an awful reverence.
81 sincerely pray God TO grant long
and serene evening", to life SO gloriously
devoted to the universal happiness of the
world. T. ERSKINE.
London, March Is, 1897"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
90 Dollars Reward.
DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBIE
RY AND MURDER.

HNHIS morning, about a O'Clock, tie
house Of the subscriber was entered
at window by eonsummate villain, who
opened two Desks, aud obtained about
100 Dollars 10 specie. Before he esca~
ped from the house, he was discovered
and attacked by the subscriber, (unarmed
aud Gndressed,) upon which severe
conflict eDsued, in which was stabbed
by the RobJer in ten diiierent places
Being thus exhausted by the loss Of blood,
it was impossible to prevent the escape oi
The villain. 1t is supposed that he is
marked in the face, having received twe
blows with the fist and one with a chair
over the head. He is also supposed to
have cut in one OF his hands by a large
knife, and must be very bloody from the
wounds of the subscriber, being closely
engaged with him the whole time. He
reiterated, leaving behind him his hat,
(made in Albany a blue surtout coat,
douhie-blade knife, small Whetstones.
and the money he had obtained. lie is
supposed 10 be d young man feet OF g
inches high, light straight hair, fair CONF
plexion, from 20 to "a years old, and has
but little beard. Had on an olive colour
ed coat and pantaloons, blue vest. and
boots--said he came from the eastwards
aud lived 10 New-York.
Whoever will arrest said villain, and
give information, that he may be brought
to justice, shall receive the above reward,
aud The most sincere thanks of the SUBJ
scriber. CALEB WOODRUFF,
Post Master.
Springfield, n. Jersey, Feb. q, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23

whether favorably OF uniav6rably, The ap-
plicant, or his agent, is Immediately in
formed of such decision--and that answers
are not given to enquiries concerning the
fate of any particular application, until it
is decided OIL; as such answers would oc-
casion great trouble, occupy much time,
and be Of no actual advantage to the ap.
plicant.
Z" Mr., Bagot, the British minister in this
country, is about to return home; and Mr..
Antrobus, Secretary of the Legation, will
remain here as Charge DIES Affairs. Mr.,
Bagot probably enjoys as large portion
of esteem here, as has been possessed by
any of bis predecessors.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23

Extract of a letter to the Editor Of The
Geneva Palladium, dated Ovid, Jan. 90,
1919.
aOn Wednesday morning, the Goth
inst. the following horrid act was commit
ted: Mrs. VOORHEES,, wife of Mr.. John M.
". Of Romilus, Seneca county, aged 10
years, terminated her existence by cutting
her throat from ear 10 ear with large
knife. She had been married about two
years, during which time she bore an a
miable character. The morning she per-
petrated this horrid deed, she appeared
TO have her natural senses, and breakfast
ed as usual with her husband, but was
considerably irritsted in her mind. After
breakfast Mr.. v. Withdrew, and on re-
turning in few minutes found her life
less corpse. A letter was found written
by her TO her parents, wherein she stated
she was perfectly comfortable, aud more
so than for some lime past. From this it
appears she had no thoughts OF committing
this deed until the moment ii was executed.
She was the only daughter Of a wealthy
farmer in Somerset county, II. Jersey
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23

Ca,ttion.-The fumes of burning char
coal, in confined or damp room, are well
known to be highly deleterious, and often
fatal. One day last week, four of the
workmen employed in the tannery of Mr..
Edwards & Son, at Hunter, while at work
in part of the tannery heated by char
coal, were seized with sudden vertigo
or dizziness, ard fell senseless to the floor.
They we're fortunately soon discovered by
Mr.. Edwards, sen. and by the timely ap-
plication of proper remedies, we're restor-
ed, and more fatal results prevented.
CatSkM Recorder.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
TIE REMEDY FouNn.

After volumes Of essays have been writ
ten, to point out the cause and the cure
for the present distresses and scarcity of
specie money, discerning observer of
men and things, points in three words to
the source and remedy Of this grievous
disorder ercesSiUe importations, founded
on, and encouraged by, a ruinous spirit Of
iarury and extravaganza.
Let but our countrymen, young and old,
rising superior to prejudice, and ceasing to
run after the follies, fashions, and vices Of
Europe, resolve TO adopt system of RI
gid and honorable economy in all their
habits and household ;--iet them take
pride in consuming our own productions,
and in dressing in our own manufactures ;
instead then of an annual balance Of 20
millions against us, foreign countries will
fall into our debt, cheerfulness and sbund.
ance will laugh sheriffs and jails out OF coun-
tenance, & We shall no longer have our ears
bed izzened with The cry ONO specie, &c
discounts, notes lying over, property siy-
en- to trustees, and families reduced by
extravaganza to poverty, contempt and
vice Such is the opinion OF real true
blooded american yankee.-CeaSor.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23

of persons taken by process or sentenced
by lawful authority in the county of Ber-
gen, and for other purposes therein men-
toned.
8. An act directing further distribution
of the laws of this state.
Z. An act respecting fugitives from JUS
tee.
8. An act making provision for compi-
lation and revision Of the laws of this state.
8. An act concerning the constitution
Of this state.
10. An act explaining the term of office
Of the several chosen freehoIders in the
several counties of this state.
II. A further supplement to an act en-
titled an act respecting the court Of
Chancery."
IL. A further supplement to an act en-.
titled ian act to regulate the fisheries 10
the river Delaware and for other pur-
poses," passed Nov. 20, 1908.
10. An act respecting persons arriving
10 this state from foreign ports.
la. An act to raise the sum of 10000
dollars for the year of our Lord 1919.
10. An act for the sale of the Govern
ment House and Lot 10 the city of Trenton.
l6. An act to create fund for the i'm
provement of inland navigation, and for
other purposes.
IL. An act to prevent unnecessary costs.
10. A supplement TO the act respecting
writs Of error.
10. An act respecting constables and
their sureties.
20. An act TO repeal an act entitled "an
act to ascertain the state of Manufactures
10 this state" passed February IL, 1915.
81. An act TO repeal an act entitled
can act relative to interpretations for man.
ufacturing purposes.
%. A supplement to the act entitled
an act constituting courts of Oyer and
Terminer and General Gaoi delivery"
%. A supplement TO the act entitled
an act for regulating references and de-
termining controversies by arbitration"
"a. An act 10 repeal part Of the act re-
lative to statutes.
IS. A supplement TO the act concerning
wrecks, passed March 8, 1903.
.26. An act to regulate fisheries on isl
ands aud bars in the river Delaware.
81. A second supplement to an act en-.
titled ian act establishing military sys-
tenn"
2s. A supplement to an act respecting
inns and tayerns.
90. A supplement to the act entitled
an act TO create fund for the improve,
ment of internal navigation, and for other
purposes.
80. An act to regulate fees of the judg-
es, surrogates, clerks, and other officers
of the Orphans Court.
81. An act TO defray sundry incidental
charges.
80. A supplement TO an act constituting
courts for the trial of small causes.
p 33. An act directing the annual invest
ment Of the school fund 10 advance.
"a. An act for the appropriation ofmo
ney which may be paid into the treasury
from the proceeds of unclaimed wrecks.
So. A supplement to the act for the
support Of Government.
So. Az act for procuring a general in
dex TO the record Of deeds.
81. An act for the relief OF persons in
the prisons OF this state.