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IHdEcag Il SckO0i.
FANliE subscT Der has uhdertaLea inform the public
4 that his sctGol will be expired about the hTst of
lJece miDer next and he is DESTROYS of meeting witt,
vacancy tor tie eusuing year. 'is pIopos.
reading, writing, tnghsh grammar, geography arith
Inetic, surveying, He has SET VI .heInatca
Instruments Ia order 10 instinct his pupils IN the pac
teal part OF Gg tTIgsnuEielTy, as well a.
the theory. Apply 10 tbe subscriber ~ lis boal ding
house, Capt JeicT'4) TaiHville, AUIeia comfy Va
Oct. 20.
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ENDuCAiION....ArS. HaTrieE Jones jntends on
L. hohddy The 18Th inst ~ open q SCHOOL (iu Col.
BulocA's house, opposite Ihe residence fCapt Jones
IN tue Immediate neighholhood OF the Rev. Mr.. D4lI
for the education Of YOUNG LADIES.
The C-use Of tuition her SeiuinaTy win embrace
reading orihoEfarhy, pennaEslhP, English grammar
arithmetic, geography with I've of The globes sstIo
noiny, bellies !etlTes COMPOSITION history, aud the Latin
aud Greek languages.
Mrs Jones has procured the assistance ofAir. Munse
a'siheushrd teacher ~ tins city, who viii instruct
her pups the languages aud IN the higher branches
oil educ"uOn. No eAe:tions the pant sls. Jones
OF OF Mr. hunsel VIII be omitted TO advance The i'm
pToveineht OF the young ladies' under her care.
The irSiDs OF tuition HiIDe-EHtrauce 81
For scholars evei yrs age session. OF months
Under that ase................I5 80. 80,
For those Who may ChOOseto
Study the languages. .... 49,.
.......-.2
Richmond, October Is. I6-i9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09

Saieof Negroes and Stuck, Sc.
r BELONGING 10 III. estate OF THOMAS MILLER late
S9oi GOOcLiand County, deceased The siocA OF hors
es,cows sheep hogs, &c. the several pahtaohs on
eIedit Of sN mouths tor all above $40 saIiacto
my secufed-that SUM aud under, cash via. Gooc.
land. ON The I'd November MoOdsviile; on tie 18th at
The Byrd the 9Th La Vale the late resideuce Of
abe decrased-and the 10th at Prospect lam pianta.
iiun Ia Spotsysania -On which day, the said plantation
WIN be offered for lease. Aud at Prince Edward Court.
house, ON Monday the 18th November next being
court dat, between 80 AND 40 likely neg roes men W..
msnand children, for cash. By THE EXECUTIONS.
OciuteTig. I7tt5N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09

AIoflCE.-.A petition viii he presented 10 Tie next
Legislature ofNirgInia, praying that the Common
weab5 right Ia LOT No. 55I IN the city OF Richmond
may br vested ia the heirs OF pleasant Young husband
deceased Tor reasons that Wilt then lie made known.
UCtOheT5 "a tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09

FAVE united Ia the PRACTICE or The Law
oEe the other vi tLeu will constantly atend The
various courts held in te Ciiy of Richmond aud The
inferior and superior courts OF Goochlaud Pow haian
an ; Chesterfield. Aug 10. 2S..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09

'SHiitri DOLLARS REWARD. Deserted irouI inr
a Beiona Arsenal, On lie eyeniSg Of The 18Th inst
JAMES COUGH, a laboier oftbe q. States ordnance
department. Said Cough was born an NORTHUMBERLAND
county State of Virginia, is 10 years of age feet
inehes ~ height, darn complexion, blacA eyes ana
black hair, aud by OCcupaton sailor.
,he above reward VIII be given Tor the apprehension
OF the above nane6 deseer delivery al this OF
otLef Military post i'll The u. States. JOHN HILLS
Liest, Of Ordnance Commanding.
bel0nl Arsenal, Ri1htn0nd. Va. OCT. 10. ~
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various courts held in ,le oiy of Rchmoud, aud The
inferior and superior courts OF GooChlaud, Poh
ant Chesterfield. Aug I3. 2S..u
"A AitI SUI iHoAft, siaIeiui Tor the .nCUui . e.
f1 ncnt, sue has received from III. ladies' of Rich
munh aud ITS vicines itspectigly Informs tbepi
has Just opened LARGE aud e;egan, assortment ~ Mil
LlNEiiI at her old stand consisting principally of
horn, velvet, straw aud satin 8ONNbTS of The latest
patterns an elegant assortment of London BEAVERS
Of all sizes aud coiovs lace aud eauze dresses
trimmings Or pess and dresses nets Curs aud head
"raa neuts caps tuFhans, feathers aud oweis capes
coiiarets. &c.-ali OF which will be sold the most
reduced prices for cash or town acceptances.
hANrUA MAKING aud CilAPiSG done with Heat
GesS aud despatch.
Merchants from the country particularly request
cd TO call aud Judge for themselves.
\. u. Le.hOi straw bUnnsts, cleaned and repaired
October ~. sS..u
10y order Of Thomas q. Crenshaw, aad bs virtue Of
NJ Trust Deed executed 10 us ny John ID. taylor aud
vile, of POwhatan county, aud duly o record tue
court of that county, dated the 9Th day of Feb last
shsI on the premises, sh Wednesday, the ifth day OF
Nooenbsr near, proceed sell To the highest bidder
ior ready money, the tract, piece or parcel OF ial
wheeon the Aforesaid John ID. Taylor resides,
lhe county OF Pewhaiau, coNtaisng by esuInaton
hundred and siXiytwo aud hail acres, be tie
more or less mach thereof stall be sGticeGt
TO raise The Of 1880 dollars 40 ceOts With interest
from The 18th day OF January last until paid and the
eNpenees OF executing shs trust This tract OF iaud
Is bounded ~ the lands William Thomas Edward z.
Baugh, audi Captain bryant aud lay the neishbOr
mood OF the court house. Iae title vested III Us
trustees, oaly, will Oe made 10 the purchaser.
JOHN q. DANIEL,
Oct. II. I5..ths JAMES JENNINGS.
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Warrelt0a { n. q kcmaie AeedenlY.

Harreat0h y. T. } Eemuie 1ccdeDiy.
TEiE puOlic examination OF the Young aides IN this
4 academy viii commence un 3IOaGdy ne t5th of
November, ana cJniiHae oT ihTee days The friends
Of tue institution aGa the public generally partcu-
iary ibYiied 20 attend. There and
one vacation ia The year. The neAi sess,un will COM
nehce on lhe hTs day Of January, lS20. The lonng
i%dlesdte boarded IA the srmnary-reTms " session,
for boaTd and tuItIun, : IS. the branches in which
ihey are Instructed dse-piain neeilewOTk marking,
muslin WORK, resdg, photography writing, arithmetic,
kfamuia', parsing, geography, history, mythology.
bellies e'tres, ciesify BatuTa! philosophy and
nOmy.
Ausic, dancing and drawing also taught, but for
thesea separate charge is made.
Taoaas A 5. 3HHEs a. NJ. Principals.
WaIrenton, Oct. 10. 5O..u5N
BUCKINGHAM CoUN ~ Taken up by David
-tO Stinson, living near WIliIs's mountain, BLACK
STEER, with White lace aud belly aud half of his ta
white-marbed with an uudetkeei III Die right and
crop ana slit IN the left eaTsupDosed to be yeats
old neSt spIHg-apprdised fifteen dollars.
copy Ieste, X, ELDRlDGE, d. c.
January 2li, 1919. 5O..3t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

tree, so as 10 cnt all tho willow roots,
running INTO the square of cabba.es and
the succ eeding crop Was graiihed To- fluid
was fully equal, aud indeed rather supe-
riCr nearest the ditch, Notwithstanding
The shade. l then repeated the expert
ment OH a larger scale. have field
which extends along the east side OF a
piece OF very tall aud large timber abou,
the distance Of 400 yards: The produce Of
this FIELD tor The with Of20 steps or more
along The site of tiie timber was scarcely
any thing. | dug ditch close 10 the
edge OF tins timber, II being on the line OF
my farm, about two feet deep so as 10 Gu;
all The roots on the side next Ia The field.
from ITS situation the sun could shine Oh
The part OF the field joining The Woodland,
very little after the meridian, yet the crop
OF corn and wheat quite UP 10 ihe ditch,
was iuliy eQnal ia lind; In ANY pa.i of the
irid ot equal qualify OF snil. The
difference between the growth ot weeds
"iI each side al the dItCb-was very striking.
On the bank ueNi 10 the heId there was IA
i0Auriani growth of weeds of different
L!nd-, higher than tie lencc, and very
thick. On the baah next To the iiri-
Der, ihe growth OF weeds of the same
hiuds was extremely scattering and suali {;
aud not more Than one lAmd the height Of
ihoSe on The opposite D0nh. though only
TWO or three iret distant. | am so well
Sh'shed with these experiments that !
shal as oiien as convenient repea, them
ia every situation where IL may be adj
vaniageons 10 do so; and am convinced
The beuetils derived from ditching In such
situations, i'll very soon repay ine iaboI
and expense of doingij
In Inns tedious communicaii0ai have
touched on many Interesting subjects,
wihoni being able TO Ito justice To any /
can only claim The merii ot earnestly de-
siring HE increase of agricultural Know
ledge. and that your society may DE m
shumeiial III promoting 1t is The wish of
Yours. &c.
JOHN S. SLAUGHTER.
June 3, 1919.
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e OItCE rs heleby given, that petition will he pre-
srnted 10 The next General Assembly Of NiisInia,
In pass an act To renew the rights lie Green River
company 10 The heTs, successors and representatives
OF The original grasees, enabling ihem thereby
0i aud collect the debts due to the SAID company. aud
To- ascerts sud dispose all The lands reina
InR wlihin The grant. 27..wsw
I'HE sUbscTiber will he candidate for the Office ef
Sergeant at Arms the Senate OF Virginia vacated
ny the dea.h OF Nj. Robinson Lord.
DANDRIDGE r. COURTNEY.
Angust!3. zs.w4w
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disecu.t

The 4th OF July came on the Sabbath,
but was uniformly celebrated OH Monday
as far as We!,avs heard, with thee RECEPTION
OF \. Orleans. In that city. the nemspa-
pers tell us, il was " celebrated on lS,sn-
day with the usual parades AMI Je>tlvi-
ties" Principles change with climes."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

Wilson G. Nicholas Esq. has resigned
the Presidency of,he Branch Bank OF the
u. ). in This ciy.-Nc,io net understand,
that and successor has yeiheen appointed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

We understand cabinet council was
10 be held in Washington on Tuesday,
Ets'ida we presume, the main topic OF
discussion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

TO idE PuBLiC.... HrS. CO,rdrdiH begs oil srile-
ToGS pubic the acceptance of her grateful acAuow-
'c0seneis Tor their pat rs happy iuinin
c' that she VIII remove from jamestown, to that
eieeant aud coin"HOns seat (ChillOw eel in Cumber-
idnn-tne t0rmfr residence OF Governor Randolph and
are residence OF MIS-. Fitzgerald. Ia this Sweet re-
.neht sue hopes tobe prepared TO receive their wards
ana children on the 18th of Jaiubry aud furnish
them with board and bedding at iOo aun tuition az
S2i 80 Fyear TINS delightful has every adval-
rage "hIch eau he derived rom retirement, hedhfn
situation aud ie best of society-disant from O..
town about two miles. We expect music, drawing,
painting and needlework will I've taught by pTohcenls
OF which publicity will be hereafter given.
August 3. 2s6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The arrows utdeath are proniiScuouSlv dealt.
Religion Itself, rs no external prOtcciicu srcni
them, The most aniahie society IS assciied.
sHd often is most wor hy nember ssle,ted as
their victim. oHch was the man. whose death
II Is my psinfu, 4 Race TO record-Sucb was
Capt W LILLIAN SlDNGR. He died On he
iUfinst AT his residence, IN the Couuty Ut
Notioway, III the siAiy-seventh Year of re.
Ia tae relations ~ domestic and social life,
a. rUshdnd, Father, Neighbour and FTieuJ, lie
acted hS pat as man AVID christian; aud az
The periU0 which has been Justly aud eupl.ati-
caiiN termed, A" the time the dried MeRS Soais,"
lie was found enrolled among the heroic baud,
whose toll and treasure aud blood, achieved
thr i.,ns' t! aud Independence OF Our Country.
It's deCeaSe, therefore, lille II fills The Cif Gle
OF h's family and friends with gTet ior his Oss,
awakens the u!untnfui tram of recOiGctiuns
winch must attend the departure of every in
t,i,iduai IL those, who. as officers OF the Re,o-
lunon and associates of the Father of his
Canatry, merit the gratitude of posieri;y.
10 them onr rights. an happiness cure !;
neMry DreseircS, ana time e.rdits their clam I:
Cherish, CotnD,btdS Sons, the grateful giou,
IoPrbt,c "a tue due, and ere,y Patriots name"
DitDl-o On the Sd inst. al Huntington IA MiddIesex
coity, Mr. PKrEb KEMP, IN the 5o,h year bis age.
lie has hernanicca with p eTing disease several
years. which lac bore ri tnai neekhess and foriude
peculiar 4" true cbtstian he was humane and hos
pabie, aud mas LETT sister aud acquaiut.
3nce To- seploIe his loss. Communicated.
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August 70
JOS. a. PhiiiD J0Uo

I AVE unlied M the PRAC tlCE OF THE LAM
oAe or The other vi them M constantly attend ~
various courts held in The city Of Richmond sHd the
interior ana superior conIts al Goochiano. haam
and Che Reid. Apg g.. Isl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

fRUST DEED. By virtue oa deed trust exeCuIed
toi the snbscriher lne 3Oih day Of August 1917 by
Edmund Webster, Only recorded in The office OF the
county cont OF Hanover for the purpose Of securing to
ihnmas Williamson Of Norfolk borough the suIn Of
5000 with interest from the 30th August 1917 shall
Oh UfdRfsdaV fae sh Of September neat, az faiT-if
not, The next fair day between the hours 81 10 A. NJ
ana r NJ on Tie pTemi.es, proceed to sell at public
auction for cash, the tract of LAND now owned ard
occupied by san Webster, containing by estimation
""v4 acres, situated Oh Gold Mine creek, so much
nances as viii saIsfJ the said debt and interest and
costs Of carrying The said trust into execution.
Augusta. % ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

Ten DOLLARS REV .Suayed or Stolen from
ihe subscriber, on the night Of the 24ih ultimo a
large GhEf HORSE, about nine years cid, about iye
feet Tour inches hgh-wei shod aud a good order +
srayed, he will probably aim foT the northwestern part
OF uhe state, as he was raised ia The county of Rock
Drisge-l sloen he may probably have been carried in
some other direction. The above offered reward ana
reasonable expenses, will be paid any person deliy-
ering tue horseto me at Charlotte Courthouse.
aug 10. 2S.-w4w PAUL &. VENAPLE
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Present sca'c Of North Carolina prper ia this
city. state Bank--l2 per cent. disc0iinf. Notes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-10
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

The joint CoWmitlce appointed TO inquire
iDio, and report what business IL was 0ecces-
safy TO act on, during the present session,
nave reported, that here ate e!epen bills OF
hubHc nature, which have passed the House,
and are now pending IN tho Senatc; aiso nias
bills OF private natuse, in toe SAME state Of
immaturi,y; that thete are sixteen bills, OF
hri0afe nature, which have PASSED ihe Sena,ej
and are pendi0g in the Huuse also fwcnty-
one bills, OF a hripsIe pssnre, In tive same
stale; that there acc fryenfy eight bills origin
a'ing in, and pending in tho House. Four
teen bills Of Pubic nature, originating in the
sena,e, are pending in that body also tsventy-
one bills, OF hriva.e nature. Unless the
spirit OF debaie shall be ailsyed, 10 soms ,em.
perate degree, II will be impossible 10 hnIsh
this mass of business although q meIe sc
lection from greater mass, involving consid-
erai rs great public interest.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-10
Bp Wait.

WAsHINeTos CITY, kEB. 23
II is seldom that we have had aec"pta.
Bile an Office 10 perform, as that OF announces
Ing 10 our readers the unanimous ratification,
by the Senate, of q TREATY OF AMIry, sEr-
TLENENr, AND LIMITS, BETsEEN THE U.
HITED STATES AND sPAIa, as recently con-
cludod al THIS place. oy Nj. Secretary I'D.
ans and Don LUIS dc Onls.
AS the Treaty, though ratified on oar part,
will not be promulgated officially until !, has
also been ratified by he Sovereign oi Spain,
we shall stalo tho principal provisions, as
distinctly as wo bave been able TO ascertain
the n, OF this importan, instrument.
by this Treasy, we understand ,ha, FLOR
IDA, including All the claims OF SPAN 10
territory east f the Mississippi, is cEDED fs
yvLL sovEaRIeNrY TO the Unued States.
Tha, the western boundary, between the
territory Of the United STATES and that Of
Spain, 10 adjusted as follows beginning with
the mouth of the Sabine river, and running
with the west bank thereof to the northwest
limit Of the S;ste Of Louisiana I; thence by o
direct line nor,h,o the Red river; thence
along the south bank of that river, to the one
hundredth degree of longitude; thence on
that meridian the A ksnsaw, and thence along
the h'ksnShW 10 us sOuiCc, IN tho fo'ty sec"
ond gree of north latitude, and thence up.
on that parallel TO the Psci6tk,
A sun not exceeding fve miliiocs of doi-
lars is to be paid by the United Sts,es, oct OF
Tho proceeds OF tho sales of laads in Florids,
or in stock OF money, ss the. Congress msy
prescribe, to our own ciuzcus, on accom-, OF
spolia,ions and oihcr injuries received by
them from The government ol the Colonies
Of Spain.
To liqoidste those cloims, Board is tc be
constituted by the government Of the united
States, Of A merican ci,izeDs,,o consis, OF three
Com mmissioncrs, who are 70 mskc their report
within three ycsrs.
There is q mutual renoneia,ion, oo the
part Of tho two governments Of further
claims, on each Other for spolissiops, Sc.
Spanish crizens are TO enjoy, on the priu-
ciple of the Louisians treaty, the same priv
liicges o. American citizens 10 the ports Of
St. Augus,ins and Pensacola, fos the tesm OF
twelve yess.
Those are the essential provisions Of the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-10

and sunopsst tbe bil's crdefed 70 third read
ing, was that in addilo the acts prohibic-
ins .be slave trade. A
On motion - Mr.. Spence :, il was
kesotved, That the Secretary OF the Treas-
ufy be requested 10 transmit TO Congress, az
aD early period IN ils next session, a genera
settlement of the commflion Of The Bank ol
United States and its Offices, similar TO tix
returns made 10 him by The Bank and b
ststemeot exhibiting, as nearly as may be
practicable, the amount oi capital invested Az
the different chartered banks IN the sevefsi
states, and in the District Of Columbia, the
amount oi notes issued by those banks in
circulation, the pubic and private deposits 10
them, the amount Of discounts and loans
made by them aud remaining unpaid, and
the total quantity of specie they possess.
And that he be requested, aiso TO report such
measures as in his opinion may be expedient
TO procure and retain a suffeien, quantity Of
gold and silver coin in the United States, or
TO supply circulating medium in place of
specie, adapted TO the exigeucy oil the country,
and wiIhin the power OF the government.
wEpSEspAy, MARCH 3. IS
The Senate were principally occupied,
}SotC'toyt III VIC dfoSusoiOb VI piVe'e uhs,
OF which we are not able 10 obtain an accoupt
in time for this days paper.
Between The Senate and House OF Repre-
senta.ives yesterday, the bill fer the admIs.
sion Of Missouri ,erriiory in The Uuion, was
rejec,cd. The House refused, by MAORI
~ ot Two votes, 10 concur in the amend
ment Of the Senate, for expubging the re-
striction on slavery in the new stale. The
Senate adhered to is amendment, and the
House 10 IT'S disagree meDt TO the ameodmen,,
The bill fell through OF course.-This de-
cision, however, does not effect the bill tor
erecting new territorial government in the
southern part OF the Missouri territory.
In like manner was lost by a disag, ement
respecting amendments, The bill supplement
tary 10 the act problbi,iog the importation
Of slaves.
This evening Congress must adjourn.
Little time ,emains Tor completing business,
and nearly oil bills net Ell eaoy passed, may be
considered as defeated by the . OF lime TO
act on them
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-10

Treaty, which is i%ske effect on the ex-
change OF the ra'ihcslions, within SIX mon,as
oi the present dsIe.
IL Is probable that M. Forsyth, our newly
appointed Minister to spain, wall be the pear
ef OF this treaty, and that the rs,iicalions
will be exchanged long before The com
meucement OF the next session OF Congress
In contemplation of which event, il il prob-
sble ehat Congress viii, before Trey adjourn,
pass an act au,horizng the Executive 10 re-
eeIve the suffendrr ot The Province OF Flori-
da from the Spanish authorities, and TO estab-
iIsh ali independent government therein.
We telici:ste the county on this amicabe
and satisfactory termination of lhe tedious,
and hitherto unpleasant negotiations win
Spai0.--The attainment OF either of the
ihI &c objects, the eession OF Florida, the set
dsme0t of the western boundary, or the re.
cognition and provision tor The adustment
oil The Claims oi our ciiizens on Spain, would
have been considered as an epoch in the his
tory OF our fortign relations. The uoion of
the three will make tLis Treaty. acce lxable
to the American people.
Ii terminates the only existing coBtrover-
sy with any Of the European powers. 1t
rounds of our southern possessions, and for
ever p,eeludcs foreign emmisssries trom
stirring up lndisns t. war, aud Negroes 20
rebellion, whilst E gives TO the southeIo
country Important outlets 10 the sea. Ia ad.
lusts the vast western boundary, scknow.edg-
ing the United States To be sovereign, under
the hitherto contested Louisiana Treaty, o,
yer all the territery we ever seriously cons
tended for. IN word, it is Treaty than
which the mos, sang guine have not anticipate
cd one m, ,fr n uot I.yonrahle n L. one thas
fully comes up TO the expectations of the
great body OF the American people.
IaseAgenecr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-10

On the ls,e decision e the Supreme Cccrr,
NAss' Bsldmoss Resnssr remarks, Ina, i,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-10

Amongst the subjects acted on yes,s'd'y
By tho Senate, were the Missouri sod the
Arkansas bills the former passed with the
amendment, which vas made on Ss'urdsy,
no strike out the restriction concerning sla.
vsry) and tho ls,tsr passed ~ u vas rseeiv
d from the other House that is, wi,hou'
any provision in !, respecting the prohibition
Of slavery In the territofy.
In the House Of Representatives many hill
xcre mstured and passed the pr'ncipst ones,
we're the bill ao,horising the occupation ci
Florids, under the hate treaty and the biz
conceroiog tho currency Of fossiyn coins !;