davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22
1EOS JOHNSON
hit KFWgttN INgrON



NfCiIS ). FoINnfXiER
The bearer, M. Tobial S. Calls nus src, rt0dlnr
GH0t(eHfjEe, jicioNS anu 1en,frafNe Vonae reUfie-
man ana il is rim ne GreattSf 1hasurf nut IrCeOs
mend him. as IHtg qa0(Btd 10 Instruct yOafh in ne
tanenaee GboVe hacaiioHedi o"d though he has bor
studied ne Enstish nm me, 5tt from CONVERSATION
Min him on The subject of EHCifsh grammar oae
from tae JhdttioHs temd'ks and OjSrTG0igss INT
hdPe Frequently I0fcH from LiB ar these scegAiogS
h"ge no do@ci ~ MS bti@geq"atg gHodecfofeGck
mcHf as far II is kNOHD 10 me- as Uhcscep (ioya6l,
Gioca ""dsr my haRd at CUOrd, MS Iifl SRs $40
FOR he satisfaction Of these ,,S,cafs mIo IGcs q
irish Ia ptace their chi6rea VNdfrIhe fulton OF Mr.
Tobiass. Calls doceritg, nut IRON ny Fgorleaqc,
Of his doqhiremrDfs he is caya6ir Of tcGchiDe COZ
rccttg, ne Eagtish a'd Lofia languages ecoerapby,
and arithmetic GtUrH Jr0m Nndcr ms haad ms
non dog cf my, 1919. HUGH { BOGGS.
Sspl,Inbet ~. 40..W3w
IN cuANCFRY'."FlavsEu County cOOit, Jai, 2Iib,
George NJ Payne. ...,..........,.......P iaig,iB,
william ". Anderson stephen w seay adinini.ira-
tor Of Benjamin kisd deesased, Thcmss w Onolipn.
dfo Benjamin Weaver, Lite5eny Weaver ard JuLu
Hagbe'; DetcndoRls.
H. Anderson, not having entered his app csrance nd
given security according 10 the 81 Assen} an4 the
rules Of this court, aHd Il appearing satsrbn 81
the court that lie Is not nhabarf Ibis Cnnu'ou.
wealth ON the motion q the painiH bJ his cosnssl,
is order cd that the said adaUt do apgeat het an,
The HTs day " November CONT next and answer tina
plaintiffs pill aud thai copy Of this order forthwith
inserted in the Kchnpnd Enqauer aud tontua, 81 for
eight weeks ssiysly aud also thai auethr cory
thereof posted al the ron door Of sae Courthouse *
this county
copy-Tes,s. join Tl8BGRLtEE,c {.
Sept ~. 4o..yse.
MiOtiCE..,.H as c0mzHffed 10 F0frfat COUNTY mn
y Va. nv warrant, from NNdcr nc hrnduna zeal
Of O. q BTo1dN0fer Esg ON rte 2Hf asB III JafV
1870, negro MN trtO s0Vs ITS name Is sfD1K and
met he - the Pyopefig Of Samuel SepAeNs Il Egct-
fHcham c0sHtg IA hf tgta J0Hp IS 81 ARK com.
yfciioH M Jacea, about gctt 10 Mrbcs a.,
h'shf, mn fia'p on his brcesf, ard large sfaat
D,ode feifow iis ciefhi,g ahcu committed ,cas n
brOwN hoge made Cosiea c6ef. Glfc tQga shi,f ant
pqVtafoors ant trooi hst Tie oVrsr IS frqNcVfd H.
come Hyv4rd, frogc hsFr0gsrtH egd f0te nm Ouel,
o. Otaeyrse III scH 5s aegU attn ccceiaifr tip.
.. fI i3iffY ia .'of hr
) RD coif1ir stHif p- ..ri-f~x c.lr'g.
ftrler. rf' % e. .tfss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22
'-"srastH % <c's,sD @ 2Rzn
DOMESTIC. .


NEW ORLEANS, August IA brig
named The Gen. Victoria, arrived al Tive
Balize on The llih inst under The com
mand OF Robert Rollins, aud having a
crew OF 81 men. The man in command
saih he came in for the purpose OF giving
Tue brig up 10 the revenue olIicers-tliat
ne iell John Laiiiic at The bay # Mobair,
near Cuba, in large schooner mounting
~ guns and IN company with two pri.
NVaicers aud that tho brig was given 10
MIN by LafIite, TO proceed home.
ST. LOUIS. Aug st 2s.-Arriyed IN
l9"h on Saturday l0'h. Col. Morgan,
captain kea,ney, and Captain peniiand
O' lhe United States army. These genIle-
men, together with Captain Magee, lett
tnP Council Bluffs about six weeks ago
an; Snd went to the Falls OF ST. Auihony.-
lucy describe The country between The
pulls and iiic Falls as emincn!ly beanii.
lul, 'of pFare predomuaiing but covered
VIVID grass and weeds Indicating rich
sou ,he lace of the country undulating,
'he streams Of wafer clear and rapid. and
OCCASIONALLY lakes Of living water OF sever
u miles circumference, embosomed IN
groves OF timber, agd edged will grass,
a"'' presenting the most delightful! APP
re@Ance ~ nalrrc They sdw;nncase
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

The Turf The Report Of the Committee
appointed AZ u meeting OF The citizens of Rirh-
momd, on the subject OF the Tariff, is pub
ished in the Richmond Euquiief OF Friday,
aud cCupi $ >iX cOiumiis 0i thatpapeT. W e have
only time, at present, To Say. that IL Is an able
and luminous paper, more conclusive in poimt
of argument and fact than any thing We have
seen upon the subject In Our next NC shall
give il entire. NoIJOh Herah.
In the absence Of Interesting news of aay
descriptions we have occupied our tolmmns
To-day, almost exclusively, with the Report of
the Committee al Richmond or tile all impor-
tant subject of The TmiH. It's arguments are
incOn,royerti6le, and the styIe in which they
are conveyed adapted 10 the plainest capa-
ciiies.-We hope il will he read atteniively
by all classes Of The conmuniy--as il is "a
matter in which all have deep interest.
ECacOn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

BUFFAio, Sept. The Hon. John G. Cal
noun, secretary at war. accompanied ~ MIR.
l.. ifasnei, third auditor OF the treasury de-
parimeni, and Major RobrIdeau, OF The eusi-
n'et corps, arrived AT this place on Thursday
evening, aud left here or Friday morning.
On FRIDAY aud Saturday, lac. IN company with
Tie grounds OF CiIri.awa aud lSritigewaier,
and the Falls O! Niagara. al which place the
U. , schr Lad, OF fh- Liz, is To meet him
for his conveyance 10 Sackcfs liarb1r. wheuCe
evil rctuInby way al PiatiSDu,. 10 Albany
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22


WIN. G1LLlNGHtI. Baltimore, continues the man
W ufactdre nf M.li aud Tobacco Screws, and every
other kiHd Of large screws, With either brass
boXes. lie furnishes them warranted very reduced
prices. tie also makes M irons ~ every Description
edge teos, &C. orders will he thankfully received aud
executed with accuracy and dispatch.
Baltimore. sept. ~. aO..m'
r-fnies held in the clerks Once Ofthe cnnrt ~ The
- United States for The 5ih cYcait and Vfgnis dis
ttct. on the Tth Of septembeT, t8tO-
Joseph Howard aud Joseph W. Lawrence, Pn)s. -
AGAINST
William winchester and George Winchester, exs =
ecntors ~ William Wiuchester. dec. Joshua lIaw. =
ard. Thomas u Esoies, Samuel Phillips James N =
Bell, George Murray, Daniel Griunsn, aud John =
MuEdeii, trading under The arm of murray ,Gfnnaq r.
ani handeit, John Scott. Richard winchesier, John =
McNirker ard Richard Hacsley,,....... mana. =
The defendants William Winchester, George Wintbes
er, Joshua HJwafd, Samuel Phillips, Richard wnches
ter aud John McNickef. having entered their an
Peafanes aud gwen security according yale of the
court ard u appearing hat they not nhabians "
tbs ditirci IN The melton 81 ne piainiGs hy their
Counsel II Is Orderef, fat the said defend sn,s az.
pear on e htst DAY ~ tie next term aud answer the
plaintiffs biii and ihai cr,N of This rnic he iog,sb
insened ~ some newspaper printed ia he city officb
mould i0T Two niouihs suctcisyeiy aud posted q, tsc
roo, door Of ihr capiio,ia INC said civ.
cort- f,iie RD fgffcigs. Cert.
81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

n letter reeeired at New York, datcd at
NoHte VideO, l4th Of July, says" use are
Ue1y sorry az haring To state, fhat the oace
Furnishing country on The OtLr1 side Of the
river, IS nor almost exhausted anil devOm,ed
by intestine quarrcLs anil Imposition parties.
In tie silent Space If sir months Acy haze
hod IN BueaoS AyreS no lcssth twenty five
Governors, 'ohoSe aim appears 10 hare been
to nichMemseLUes, instead Of iaJOring for
the public real We fear thsre are no true
patriots among them.
" Fy0m Chid zoe haze nothing IF moment
TO notice.
"Ihe american rcsSefs in this port are,
briggs Orient and Nancy, Of BOsion, wiLh
hides for GiJraiiar, and ALmeidd, of Baiti.
more, ~ baitast, for RiO."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

DIS OF bulia'oes aud elks, sometimes
eral thousand in a gang.-ilavins mis-
their way they fell OH Tie Mississippi
AXE Pepin. and ihen,wcn, up tie Falls
r garrison there was in good heath and
eriul, and had fine gar,iens aad pro
missing crop on hand. Descending the
Mississippi they also saw good crops al
Prairie du Chein. and among The Indians
which inhablt The borders CT the river
They confirm The accounts oil the fine
gardens and crops al the Council B!atfs.
MIR. Calhoun deserves well o; the coun.
try Tor having instituted this system Of
cropping and gardening. II adds TO The
health, comfort, and cheerulness of the
men, and gives certain subsistence 10
these remote posts. Major Bradford who
commands on The Arkansas, also arrived
III town last week, aud gives The mos,
pleasing accounts OF the comfort, health
aud cheerinlness OF his garrison. and of
The adequate supplies which they are
deriving from their own labors.
G.St. Louis Enc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

Il friend who pas reading tie certificates res
pecfing the fire IF The RichHond thenirc ind ihe
declaration Of Capt. HaH That he 'raS The cavAe
of it, assures me Mut u he IS not mistaken ia the
person, tkat ke SWU this EmH in BermHda, not
m0re than month ago, and thaf UaS generals
iy supposed TO be iE5nHc. Indfed the story is rery
iRprO6uJie there cOuid hare bce,i no aoiireS for
an act so atr0cious and none Jor its Grotcai. The
chdHdeiier ictich 'rdS drGrH Hp, and set fire To
tie scenery II tcdS hBnrH rus doHe by soe peTSOn
dtdcied TO the theatre. dRd rhO Jorgoi to boio 0ut
the cupdiPS. and IL communicated to he sceHerg
N IdH is iHStnc, the arO,cM miH suTp,isr no per-
son His Character heretofore has bern rery re-
pUlabic. ~ Y. Nat. Adv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

BALTIMORE, Sept. i4.-Ai meeting
OF merchants aud others concerned in
Commerce.. convened ~ the Exchange
this day, The 18th of Sept. 1890, " Tor The
purpose of Taking into consideration Tie
propririy al nominating Deputies 10 a
Convention 10 be held al Philadelphia in
October, tor The discussion O; the que$.
ton OF d new Tariff aud the necessity of
Il Memorial 10 Congress on the subject -
ROBERT GILMoR, Esq. was called 10
the Chair, and q Eo. HOFFMAN, appoin!-
ed Secretary.
circular from the Chamber of Com
merce al Philadelphia having been read
by iar Secretary, il was
ReSoiDed, Thai this Meeting deem IL ex-
pediemi 10 send Deputies irom this city TO
the proposed Convention al Philadelphia
on the subject mentioned in the aforesaid
circular.
Resulted, That the following gentlemen
be requested TO attend The said CUnven
iion as Dei u.ies from This city, viz =
john HoNNELL. THOMAS TENANT,
ISAAC MCkiM, l.. BRANrz, GEORGE
HOFFMAN.
Resoircd. That these proceedings be
published.
ROBERT GILMOR, Pres't.
(, HOrENrAN Spr't
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

We are informed that Col. Anthony
Gale. o. HE u. $. Marine Corps has been
arr sied on charges preferred against him
by Major John M. Gamble, and that Il
court is ordered TO assemble AT Washing.
Ion OIL the 18th instant for lis trial. Col
Jessup is TO be President OF The court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

ST. JOINS, IN. ~ Sept. 2.-The sloop So.
phia, IN The service OF the British pro vince TO
look after the American plaster traders, has
had "A number Of fencoutTes with these VESSELS
who appeared determined ~ suffer no nolgs-
iatIon IA their pursuits. people along the
American shore had aged The plaster
meu TO defend thcmsei id in sOms iHsian.
ces, they havegoue Oft assistance OF yes
sell.
-------
~ Ssrcrct AdtfTfNf 81. arc stt4taifa5ig
.tff'a Q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

g. ere ,saa,sida5iy
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-26

OF the Edinburgh Review, exhibits Abeiliatd
and Heloisa differently from Mr.. Berington.
The reviewers Infer from it the manners and
temper of Heloisa at the Paraciete were not
remarkably mild, but this statement is SO
oyerbaanced by opposing testimony that 1t
deserves little regard. Perhaps, indeed the
author cited by the critics IS innocent OF the
mistatement, 4. it may be only a position OF
those gentlemen, about as shrewd as their
discovery thatsPope was but moderate po-
ct, and Mr. Jefferson man Of merely plain
understanding. Just before the death OF He
loisa, which occurred on Sunday, May 18th,
IIs3, in her 63rd year. the same age at which
Abeillard had died, she exhorted the weep
ing Nuns to pety, and directed that her body
should be laid in the same tomb with that OF
Abeilard This request was performed,
and amid splendid and numerous retinue OF
followers was buried the Abbess of the Para
clete. From the work just cited, it appears
that though they were buried in the same
tomb, their bodies were afterward separated,
but in l779 were reunited ; that when the
collins were opened Abellard's bones were
seen reduced to dust, except the scul which
was extraordinarily thick that Heloisa's
were much better preserved, her scull being
also singularly thick, and her teeth beauti-
fully thick.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-26

Ciai IS, made a rcro,t fav,r,,,
part TO the petition Of Bowie K Ka kun "a
which was read.
Mr.. r. from the same comm,
made an unfavurablc repor, m fl" 'te
ton Of Samuel +. Hooker. '' pe'I-
One or two bills were read co. !
time, and others acted on in mar, '''0nd
The hill tn establish q d;at
in the state Of Alabama. was o,S s'urt
to be engrossed for a third ro mMefea
and then
Pho Senate again took IN Tho A.;
souri bill, on which the debate cn, t,'s'
ed, IS heretofore stated, until tLo o', u
journment. WV "u-
Fridau. IN, =,
The President communicated - :,
Senate the report Of the pnsts .le
General OF the names and comneno.
ton oil the clerks employed in that do
par.meh' aIS", list Of the coDtrscl.
made by that department, during tn
last year.
Inc niii introduced by Mr.. TLoma,
10 pfohInit the extension Of slavery in
the territories OF TIE United States
Norm anu west OF The proposed state of
Ni.sSo"r'' was referred to select CON.
,n'''er, 'q"s''Ilhs OF Messrs. Thomas.
n'rrhi' ''''''Soh' Oh ny. Palmer, and
''1 cav
he chSrosssa Dill to establish dis.
trict court IN Tie Sta'e OF Alabama, was
'ak en up ""eh the blanks therein were
SO hllea as 10 provide that the salary of
tEe Suose oe 2oOo dollars, that of the
Y. .. Attorney 400 dollars, and that of
the Marshal $50 dollars per annum ;
ana thus amended, the bill was passed
ana sent to the other House for concur.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-26

from ST. Salvador, for n. York, in want OF
men informed US that onthe 18th, IS leagues
from the Hook, picked up new 10 feet
boat, no brand andnot painted. Sent 3men
and supply of provisions on board. On
the eIst, at g, P. M. spoke brig Mary, OF Phi
ladelphia from the West Indies, all well, and
intended to get into the Delaware. AT a I.
M. spoke brig Hope Whitlock, (which sailed
hence with the feet on Sunday bound TO
HAVANA, returning in distress. having sprung
her mainmast, lost her maintopmast, most OF
her sails, and one man, named John M'Coy,
of Long Island, in the gale Of Monday, and
several of the crew frozen. Put four men on
board Informed they saw ship the day
before, steering to the westward, with the
loss of her topmasts-Barnegat then bore
w. 95 miles. Jan 22, at P. M. boarded
brig Alert, Malcolm, OF Portland, 22 days
from Turks Island, had lost the chief mate
named Francis Alden, overheard on the llth
and most of her sails on the 18th, and IN
want of men-sent a on board.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-26
HONORABLE MUNIFIcENcE.
Charleston, Jan. Is,

Charleston, Jan. 10
A meeting OF the citizens, called by the
Hon. City Council, was held on Saturday
last, for the purpose OF taking into conslde-
ration, me asules to be adopted for the relief
of the sufferers by the late dreadful conta-
grafton at Savannah.
His Honor the Intendant was called to the
chair and DR.. Edmund Ravenel appointed
ecretary-when the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
By Judge Johnson--Resolved, as the sense
of this meeting, That the lntendant ana
Wardens be requested 10 raise, and remit
with all possible dispatch, the sum OF TEL"
thousand dollars, for the relief OF the sui
terers by the late destructive fire in SaTan-
nah; and express TO the citizens OF thai
place, the sincere coincidence OF the citizens
of this place, in the distressing Calamity
which has fallen upon them.
By Judge Johnson--Resolved, That COM
mi,tees be appointed by the City Council
TO collect voluntary donations in The city !;
and that circular leterbe addressed to the
citizens of the neck, and also to the lnhabl-
tants Of the different parishes, srequestIng
them to pursue similar means of making col
lectio1s for the reliefof the sufferers in Sa-
vannah.
By Mr.. Thomas Bennett--Resolved, / hat
similar application be made to the inst'tu-
lions generally Of this city, and elsewhere,
from which aid may be obtained; and that
the Ministers the respective places OF wor-
ship, be requested 10 deliver suitable dis
courses, and have collections made tor the
same beneyolent purposes.
By Mr.. Thomas Bennett-ReSof0ed, as
the sense o! this meeting. That the lntendant
and Wardcn ms OF Charleston, be requested to
transmit, with all possible dispatch, the sum
Of Jfve thousand dollars, tor the relief OF the
sufferers by the late destructive ire al WIZ
mineton and to express to the citizens OF
that place. the coincidence ofthe citizens OF
Charleston, al the late distressing and Gala
mitous event.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-26
EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY.

Dr.. Knott Martin, of Marblehead, who
died at SO, left seven children by his first
wife, who are now living, at the following
ages, viz:
Thomas, aged 88-Knot, aged 87-Elea.
nor, aged 8O-Hannah, aged 77-Richard,
aged 73--Annold, aged 7l-and Mary, aged
69-The. aggregate of the seven being o54,
and the average 70 years. Also. by his Sc
cond wife, Betsey, aged Sand Bartholo.
new, aged 81. He had three other chill
dren, one of whom died in infancy, and the
other two at an advanced age.
Eight Of the nine now living. reside at
Marbehead- the other at Beverly--and all
of them have numerou posterity.
[Salsm Register.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-26
From the National MtclIigeRcer.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Wednesday,, Jana.
IN SENATE.

UedneSdny, January 10.
Mr.. Sandford, from the committee
on finance, made an ulfa> olable re-
port ON the petition Of Henry Engra-
ham. r. Hazlehurst, and William Smith
jjunr.
Mr.. Williams. Of Miss. from the
committee on public lands. made an nn
favorable report on the petition OF Rho
da Crawford.
MIR. Van Dyke, from the committee
Of pensions, made an unfar"rable re-
port on the petition OF aohn William
son.
7These reports we're scvcrally con-
sidrred on the following day, and a
greed to.
Agrrcably to notice given, Elr. JOHN
son, of Lou. obtained leave. and intro
duccd bill supplementary to the seye-
al acts for tho adjustment of land
claims in the State of Louisiana and
| Territory of Missouri; which as pas.
sed to a second reading.
The bill from the other House, for
the relief Of James Hughes, was read
the third time and passed.
On motion Of Mr. Eaton, resolu-
ton was adopted changing the hour of
meeting from 10 to i | o'clock in the
morning.
The Srnate then resumed the consi-
derati0n OF the Missouri bill, which &C.
cupied the remainder of the day.
Thursday, January 90.
The Senate resumed the COnsdera-
! ton IF the report Of the committee on
public lands. adverse to the eXpediency
of establishing an additional land office
in the State of Indiana, and concurred
therein.
The President laid before the Senate
the annual statement of the Secretary
of VI az Of the disbursement of the con-
tingent appropriation Of 1919 for The
military service.
Several bills received readings in
Course, and sundry petitions were read
and referred. The other proceed
ings of the day have been before no.
ticed.
Mr.. Roberts, from the committee of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY. January 81

Afs1Hf' ohH"u' "A'
Mr.. Rhea, from the committee on
pensions and revolutionary claims, +,
whom had been referred the bill from
the Senate for the relief of Samuel
Ward, reported the same. with a re-
comlncndation that the said bill be re-
jected; which report WAS read and
committed.
Mr.. r. also, from the same commit
tee, made unfavorable reports on ha
petitions Of Samuel Eiaycraft and VIM.
Wedderburn, which we're read and laitt
on the table.
The Speaker laid before the House
the annual report of the Postmaster
General of the names and compeHsa1
tons Of The clerks employed in that de-
partnlent, and of the contracts cntereo
into in 1919 for transporting mails
The House, after some other pro-
ccedings, already noticed, adjourned
Saturday, Jan,22
MIR. Smith, of Maryland, from the
committee of ways & means, reported
a bill for the relief Of the heirs and re-
representatives. of Isaac MelclIlor, de-
ceased, which was twice read and com
mitted. II
Mr.. Smith, from the same comni'I
tee, also reported bill for the relief
John D. Garter; which was also t"l'
read and committed.
Mr.. Livermore. from the comlni'p
on the post Office and post roads, MAJ
all unfa,orabIe report on the petition
Eras,us Granger, postmaster at DlD
loo, in the State of New York wnp
was ordered to lie on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. LivermOre, W
committee on the post office and p.
roads was discharged from the iur''.
consideration of the resolution iof al
enquiry into the propriety of sITl"S
additional compensation to George U"
ry, mail carrier. a.,
Mr.. Williams of n. e. from m u,
committee of claims, made unfavoraOl0I
reports on the petitions Of George ~ h%9 ]
WIN. B. Adams, and Francis AOsh
which were ordered to lie on the 'ao.,
Mr.. Cooke submitted tie iOllO""0
resolution
RESOLVED, That the committee w.
the judiciary be instructed to ehq' ,be
into the expediency of increasing . u"
salaries OF the Judges of the o''''
courts Of Indiana and Illinois.
On,the question to agree to the saia 10
luton, it was decided in the negative #,
The House proceeded, on motion Oh ,hr
Foot to consider the resolution subnisoO'
hin yesterday, 10 instruct hejudicIary ''