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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-10

The British ship OF war Tartar. which arr
riveaat Sierra Leone on the 6-h February
Ia -s, from the Rio Pongas, brought in two
prize vessels fu!loi negroes. A yenezue-
/ dan pfivateer captured six Spanish vessels,
laden with negroes. in the Rio Pongas il
January ---
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YEAS,
NAYS,

The Senate then went into the con
sideration Of Executive business after
which
They adjourned to Monday.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-10

left this port yesterday morning, bound to
Rio Janeiro, with merchandise and passepsI
gers. The wind being ahead. she anchor.
ed in the afternoon at StatenIsland, and will
proceed 10 sea this morning il the weather
permit, We understand Capt. Nicholl has
received, from the king Of Portugal and the
BraziIs, special permission. and the exc!u-
sive privilege for certain number Of years,
to navigate with steam pnsscge vessels the
river Rio Janeiro, and the Brsganza has been
fitted out for that purpose.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-10
Norfolk, Mey s.
SUICIDE.

A man, named David Page, by occupa-
lion house joiner, was yesterday morning
found hanging by his suspenders, from hook
IN the wall M an upper apartment OF va
cant ware -bousein Portsmouth. The patti
culars oil this event, as they have be n stated
to us, are as follows David Page had been
tor some time employed at Cid Point Com
fort, bat been discharged therefrom. or
having left these, he came 10 Portsmouth a.
bout ten or twelve days ago, where he has
been wandering about IN state ofinssnily.
On Thuisday night he came TO the shop of
Mr.. Spady. and requested some liquor.
which Mrs. S. refused him, bul offered him
something to eat. Yesterday morning Page
DOT being about the store as usual. Mrs. Spa
oy sent boy into The house. (whither he
had gone the night previous 10 enquire ii-he
waited any food, when Page was found
suspended as before mentioned. He has a
vile and three children at Boston.
"a A pear. tree. brought from Holland. and
planted in 1874, is now in full bloom,
standing in the third Avenue. at the inter-
section OF the Thirteenth street This is
probably tie oldest fruit tree in America
About seventy years ago the branches OF the
Tree decayed aud fell of, ana at that time it
was supposed the tree was dying but with
cut any artificial means being resorled to-,
new shoots geeminated and gradually sup
piled the room of their predecessors. The
tree now Is in full health and vigor, and ap-
peas 10 be not more than thirty years old !;
the fruit ripens the latter part OF August, has
rich succuent davor, and has been known
By the name OF the spice pear.
(Nsu- York Evening Post
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sUEZ.


Two more travellers ia the oath,
BeIzoni. have made their appe,r,r
il Egypt The one a Mr.. Bankee,
EngIishman, and the other CAe,aI,I
Ferdim, who has already visited Alsp|
Sinai, and the Coptic monasteri.,
the vicinity of Tor. The fact OF Nj
Belzoni being still alive, must rpi
every lover of sci 5ntifc research al
the more SO, when we consider that \
will now have an opportunity Of cod
recting the errors respecting the anil
quIties of Egypt into which We haV]
beer, led by contemporary traveller
We have been foyored with Some nel
tees respecting the Cheyalier Ftrdni|
mentioned in a former paragraph.
This traveller departed from Italy d
the autumn of 1917, and prOcetdeda|
Egypt, was the second who entered ii
to the Pyramid of Cephrenes. and al
companied Lord Belmore into NuGl
lie has also travelled to Idumea, Phi,
licia. Judea, Samaria, Galilee, Phens+
cia, Syria and Mesipotamia. Ate
having performed a very danssres
journey, and visited theruins of hebG
Memphis Ascalon, tyre, sidon, AMI
och, and Jerusalem, he reached Bal5t
and Palmyra.
Returned into Egypt, he crossed d
Red Sea, and visited Mounts Horeb an
Sinai.
He now meditates proceeding
Bal, ion, and from thence through Pl
STA into India.
[Rsy's Philadelphia Ga:'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
1apI 4haNRoch,, IA. .Iusl'v - IsIe-
MIR THnNIl InNl.Ss

SiR-As you not an inbabitant of M, stat, and
- az YOU nave no known agent in this state who /.
a"",'iNe" 10 receive money for yOu; hereby give
you 'us notice, that am prepared nav OF tle fol,
nonds given TO you by me, The interest To
one oaieh the 9TH October. 1870 for Piaa rs G. and
paSaoe on the lst October, ISi3-on this bond a nav
thereon. ~ 'S N''""'Se"
One dated the 9th October, 1910 for fios IS o. and
payable on the LIST October Isi4-on this bond q nav
mem OF 200 has been made and believe endorsed
one nond dated the 9th october, 1910, for f493
10 ", snn payable on The LIST October, 1915,
one pond dated the 9th octoher 1910 for FIN,
10 " ahn payable on the LIST October isi6
~ one nona oard the 9th October stO, foi cara
Ana that shall consider myself exen.ra,rd from al
interest which may the same from and afr
'h's date, and shall plead this notice in bar against
P"snen. "' inc same. LAWRENCE MUSE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

51R-Observing in the Baltimore Patriot OF
tne ZSth uit paragraph, stating, that az uuder
clerk IN the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, at
LSnchbur", had robbed that establishment of
hcerS of that institution, induces me 10 contra
uict an assertion So preIudiciaI 10 their repu-
'atioDs. n deficit TO that amount has certainly
occurred. bnt after strict investigation into
the transaction, the scrutiny has resulted n
declaration by the directory acquitiing their
niilcers of all blame. further than a possible
degree of negligence. and avowing ii perfect
ami nndiminished confidence IN Their integrity.
we are consequently nnder the necessity OF
hferiing, that the evidence nIon which they
proceeded was Sufficient To account for The
loss, from error OF mistake
CITIZEN OF LYNCHBURG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
TO THE EDiroR OF THE ENouIRrn.

The grand jury who made the accompany
ing preseniment, request the favor of You to
publish II IN the Enquirer. Ii relates TO a sub
ject Of deep personal interest TO many woi-
thy citizens of this commonwealth, and il eau
not fail To engage the attention Of the coIEutIi-
nifty at large, InasmuCh eS il involves ques-
tons ot naiuI al right and constitutional law 1
believe il was generally thought, aud perhaps
generally hoped, that after the Court of APP
peals ~ the case of tie commonwealth VS.
Broaddns had pronounced the old law relative
10 IncestuOns marriages, unconstitutional, the
legislature would not think it necessary TO act
again upon the subject. Their lorbearauce
would have been fully justified by the exam
pies OF many OF our sister states who have
long since disceTned the Injustice as well as
the impolicy, of many OF the restrictions inn
posed by our present act. IL was certainly
matter of very general surprise. that the ie-
GESTURE should have passed law, iu every
respect more obnoxious TO some of Our best
feelings, and 10 the maXmS Of sound policy.
no say nothing OF the constitution than that
which The Judiciary had destroyed. il is he
lieved however. that il passed sinh silentio-
The cOurt,Of appeals in the case OF The Cummou.
wealth VS. Broaddus. had spoken in terms of
strong repTobsiion Oi such marriages. "a of
man with his uucle's widow, his wife's sister
&c. &c. and the legislature not rejecting thai
that learned tribunal had gone somewhat be.
You'd IFS province IN assuming 10 he the cUstOs
morEpt OF the commonwealth, yielded perhaps
inCautiOusly. the same respect 10 its pT;yaie
opinions which just, attaches 10 its judicial
eciSions-certainly much respert is due to
the opinions Of all great and good men /; bnt
we give them too decided an ascepdancV " hen
We permit them TO influence 10 so great an ex-
tent the legislative councils Of Tie nation upon
subjects Of deep and general interest. Ii is
pet my Intention TO discuss the law above alIu-
ded TO at This time. But IL appears 10 me aud
many others, that il was passed without due
consideration. that % is unjust, oppressive AID
inpoli,tc in nisuy Of its provisions. and hat u
we'll deserves m Dass agaiu guCer tile nottcp at
the Legislature. With view 10 cali " fOtheir
attention and the attention OF the community
AT latsc. L unite with The grand jury IN request
ihg on 20 publish the accompanying present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
For SAI u!

WI ne sold on ne 2Hh instant, (Frk,M0ry J il
, - iaH ahh ~ not, on me first OF NGreh either
." '"'"d"s Tavern, or Oh the premises, situated
amour l"ur miles below the city of Richmond on The
i"at leading To Charles City cour;hause 4 valuabe
hSct OF Lend, containing one hundred acres siAtY
ni winch are cleared under good fence and in cni
uaa'nn I'VE acres s"wed with clover and Tin, ee with
r - he elmer forty acres well tmbered
rue improvements are very convenient dwelling
mouse, kitchen sn"kehonse, barn, stable &c. a ear
Gen containing I'VE acres, planted with one hun.
"eH ana hiy grated trees Of the hest iuit together
win vines. entrants. Nc. large orchard a wei Of
g"nh wafer, aud an excellent spring.
IefiFs, one third cash. one third in three mor.t,
anu Tue residue IN six montbs-of the purchaser viii
De required negotiable notes with approved endcrses
payable n the Bank at Virginia. aud also A de ed OF
uust-Any persos being desrons TO nun clr.sc ,y,a,e
~ mav apply 10 Mr.. de montcafel eib street shockop
Hiil. near the New Theatre.
fei'. g. an. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
ment, viii, the introductory explanation of Il

ment, viii, the introductory explanation Of Il
given by the clerk
At the term of the superior court of law
hold TOR the county of Northampton i'm Nav
1919. the grandjury found presentmenisa against
two persons for unlawful marriages under the
late act to regulat The accumulation of mar
iia:es. prohibiting such as are incestuous or
otherwise unlawful. &c One Of the gentle
men had married his uncle's widow, and the
other the si>ier of his deceased wife After
hnding Presentmcrts against these two indivi.
duais, which they conceived themselves bonnd
ny iheir oatIs TO do. they also presented the
vet itself as grievous and Oppressive. The
following Is the presentmcnt il was made by
highly r. spectacle aud intelligent grand ju-
ry.
The grand jury in making the foregoing
presentments have not been actuated bv "A
desire 10 censure the conduci of the indivi,lu-
ais who are the subjects OF those presentmeuts
because they can discern nothing in what they
have done either vicious or immoral /; bur they
are impeiled TO II bsa sense of their obiig CATION
10 Support and enforce the laws ct the land
however impoliiic car improper. They do
therefore present th laws of the com monwealth
OF VHsinia, so far as they will support the
foregoing presentments, as highly Oppressive
and contrary to the principles OF Tree gov
ernment Aud the grand jury sieze this op-
portunity ofexpressiDg tn this honorab BILE court
aud 10 the community at large their entire dis
appreciation of so puch OF the laws aforesaid
as SUBJECTS those individuals to cpnsure, and
VIII take the liberty 10 say. that they cannot
perceive any thing in the conduct OF the sub
lects OF said presentments, contrary to the
laws OF God or the principles of moraiiv."
JOHN ADDISON. foreman.
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Noiice IS herehu e.frcn

E'HhI by an agreement, this day made with The as.
s'gnees o. Tompkins Murray, and in conformity
M"h tue articles Of copartnersbp the interest of said
q Co ceased on the first OF MAY hast,
The STOCK ON RAND will be exposed Tor sale ON
I"esodv' the i3h iRsfaat, on credit OF 90 aud i2u
days.-AmoHg the articles FOR sale are
Ahnnt 40 pipes Madeira Vine, IN different sized
casks ihfee-fonrths Of u the very frsf guai,y
o'a whes shipped, and has ksen TAO years Ia this
country ~
snperior enc favored Port and Lisbon Wines, in
Pipes and quarter casks
z'c CASKS htebers double Brown Stout very superior
pipes fret quality French Brandy
4 bids jamaica Rsm
90 casks Clarei, part very superior
20 do. Champagne
20 do Hermitage.
The madeita. Lisbon, Port and Ciaret OF their o-n
importation from the places Of their prodaciion and
San De warranted of the very anest qualities. Few
opportunities oiier OF procuring supplies of these arti-
cies OF such quality and bargains NAV br cal.
cuateo on... .Gtnenen al dis,ace- will do ell In
Nau themselves OF this opportunity, such is nc.
likely soon again to occnr.
The sale will oe conducted by Noncure, Robinson q
fieasants. GEO. DY8aLL * co.
Ids
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uayShaiS SAFE of IOfs ,Sjog,ec Co e.

MarShatS SAFE of Lots, Shares. Sc Sc
virtue OF decree Of the superior court OF chan
Cery Tor the Richm"nd district, pronounced on
.Ween honas H. PTosseT late sheriff Vt neirico
pIdhl'n and John j. Werth, Jededisb Allen and OF h
eIs, nefehuants-"i be sold To the highest bidder an
pnbhc AUCTION for cash. NOUday, the 2sfh 60g ot'
Lhe present month, (tebrn0ry,J OF the PREMISE al
eieVeh O'Clock, TWO LOTS OF LAND, on Z Tor Mainl
suteI; one OF which binds upon street and the oler
IN the rear thereof adj lining the oce Of The Uniled
SHtes sank. aud now in the possession OF the said
Jedediah Allen. ~
And Immediately after the above sale will he sold al
tne same place and upon like terms, all the HOUSE
HOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE belonging 10 The
SAL" Alien. consisting OF tables chairs sett,es some
sVer Plate &c. one chest OF drawers four beds and
furniture, ana many other articles all said Aliens
SloCh IN TRADE, consisting Of boots shoes skins
ieaiher &c as mentioned a deed fled an EXHIBIT
III Tins cause together with said Aliens interest i'm The
snip Joh" dddm being five nnete tnihs OF one third
ALso, at the same fine ami piace, all the HOUSE.
BOLD q KITCHEN FURNITURE Of John J. Werth.
as mentioned IN another deed MED n said cause as an
exhibit together with his stock Of horses cattle and
hogs-gigs carts and dTays, with their harness
<4Hd on " edReSdag, me IiySt day Of a7drch merits
VIII be sold at public auction, the highest bidder
Tor cash ~ front Of the Eagle Hotel, the following
oLANES, The property sf the said Allen 10 wit Nelly
Fanny, and harIa.-AlsO. Ned Peggy and child Nancy
aud Francis aad Sally, her children, and Lucy, tIe
property Of said werth.
.Feb. ,. ~. ids
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NlIl. JOHN MOklIAN.

hih. JOIiN hiOtATh n.
SiR-As you ATE not an nhabtant Of this common
- wealth, you are hereby nOtihed that he seccns
Monday in March heSt between The hours offs O'Clock
4. ". and O'Clock, p. NJ. and to coutnue from daY
20 day until completed, shall iaEe dispositions ibe
house OF WIN. Atkinson in the county Of Powhatan--
Onthe Wednesday succeeding the said al Monday
March, between The hours ~ o'clock, a. NJ. and
oclock v. NJ. and 20 continue from DAY day until
completed, shan take dispositions ~ the OUhatas
Cotton Factory, ~ the cOuHiy Of FoW batan--Aud on
The thiid Mandy IN the sa'ne month betwecu The
same hours NJ the day, ana continue f0fn day ~
day until completed shall take dey0slti0ns he
house Of Hf CoH Clarke. ~ the couuiy OF PoWbNtau
All Of which are 10 br Trsd evidence IN q spl now
depending IN the superior court Of chanCery for the
Richmond district. IN which plaistif, and y0uf.
self, James Porsee, Peer Suliet, WIN Arch.r Dfanch
=. Archer, and John Woodbridge, are defcndanls---
when aud where YOU nsy sueud.
Anthony n. DUPUY.
lsn. 20. Tg..wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

4 Ell thls forenoon IN the -------- house south
- side 81 the BASIN, double cased COLD WAJt "A.
patent lever, maintaining power, capped, ten levels
WIN second baud, name VIM. Hunter, Liverpool,
No. iBl7-atached to said watch was gold chain
seal aud hey The chain has three strands the Drddle
one Of linked wire, and very strong the other two
are composed Of small nat links-ibe seal has Ia o
PIGEONS their bills joined, with ball or egg betw cen
thentbe hey Is snIall, aud that part which connects
the screwer and pipe Is in form OF will eve
the above reward delivery Of the watch and appen
dases, or in proportion for any part.
JAMES RfTCHfg~
Feb.I. ssst
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MARSHAI,S SAIE

Under DECREE Of the superior court OF cbancery
~ ioI Tue Richmond district, pronounced the
2nth day ct June 1918, in cause therein depending
~ lhe style Of Branch against Pritcbad-Wil he sold
10 ihe h2hes bidder for cash. at public ction o
the premises, O' SatHrddg me 10Th instant tact
OF LAND said To couiau 49, acres lying IN the county
81 chesterfield, II beng The same usci or parcel OF
and on which the SAID Richard PTiitbafd resides
called ana known az part Of Wafwick or Chester
Town. j. GUERRaNT "A { & r. A m
Feb 3. sstds
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TANYAKD For RENT

Hhd uaMeGtdfe posscsssOa 10 BE- sfreB
'iiE VOL known establishment in the cry af Rich
mohh, corner of 18th and l. streets. called ai,E err
mes Iahyafd, viii he rented for tern, of wears
Apply Ia the snbscrbeT The Tan,ard
.. ALEXANDER RIru4NAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

The discussion on the L xecniion Law is still
gong on.-on Tuesday, Mr.. iIivts of Nelson
addressed the House in favor of the bill
Yesterday, he concluded his reniarks-and was
followed by AIR. Thompson (of Fairfax and
MI. Morris Cot Hanover) against it,. Mr..
Morris had not finished his speech when the
House adJonrded.-This day, IL is probable,
The question will he takcn.-Opinions are
much divided. The result unknown
Yesterday, the Senate took up the amend
menis OF the House OF ID. Oh the Missouri
SuDstitnte.-Ihey have returned TO the II onse.
having disagreed 10 some of their amend
ments, II Is possible the question may he n.
nally disposed of this day, so as TO give us an
opportunity ofpublislIing the complete amend.
ed paper OH Saturday
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Il JsW Copies OF -
THE NEW REVISED CODE

ANDsoMELY hound IN calf by 4. A. Mavo priee
81 eHon are now ready, and offered foi sale 1t
the once "i the Enquirer. nemen who hay. IN
gagged copies viii please call for iheGh
10, ,, SAMUEL. CARY.
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But il will he said, Tie governm enis and
.OnnlafiOn Of GrPPcr and Rnfn,, ,xsara IL

I But il will he said, Tie governme nfs and
reputation Of Greece aud Rome were nj,
together military And who shall hinder
our governments and population frsm
becoming equally military, If imperious
lawiess necessity require il /? And what
can b. more likely 10 produce tins neces-
slty than the very measure which is now
bllndlS and vehemeutly urged upon us Z?
Let those :.lIo are endeavouring to pro-
cure the adoption OF this IN assure, as the
indirect means of regainlng the power
WHICH rs acknowledged la have be N fairly
conceded" TO us, but which, we con-
TEND, MAS no concession al all. look well
10 ITS consequences. IL is one Of the De.
culiar circumstances belonging to a state
where aany slaves exist, that the whole
OF The free population. iii To bear arms,
may be converted INTO soldiers, without
comparatively iujurng The resources of
the community. And where all The free
men oi state constitute one great stand
my army there car be but little danger 10
The public liberty, from those at home,
and still less from abroad. II was one
OF the objects, and, il is hoped, will be
one OF the happy elects, of our union,
TO prevent the necessity of policy so
burii'ensomr and painful 10 those who
practice II, and 20 dangerous TO those
VINO are the OBJECTS of n....... But
should brave and msgnaniinous peo-
pie, Cor proud aud aspiring one, il
these characteristics are preferred be
reproached wills their comparative weak
ness, I'LL they be persuaded of its exist
encr, amt more especially, should meas
ures be adopted 10 make them feel il,
they may be driven TO seek remedy i'm
such neapsas may be- more than sufficient
10 secure their own domestic Tranquility.
or even TO raise them 10 The contested
equality. The freemen OF the s!ave-!,old-
ing states, instead of being employed i'm
the peaceful pursuits Of agriculture, ma
nnfaciures, and mechanics, must be de-
voted 10 the service of camps and garri-
sons; and their youth, instead Of being
brought up in grammar schools and uni
vrrsiiies. must go from The nursery TO The
Gymnasium, or the Campus Mar,us,
and from thence TO the tented field.
But, Sir, at this busy season, we have
already occupied too much of Your line
aud paper. Should our leisure, and yours,
serve hereafter, perhaps we may continue
In lew numbers more, orr tiesuliorv
remarks on the Missouri Question
VlRGINlUS.
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truly alarming; If we resiSef, Who can paint
the conseqncnces' Was the happiness OF our
country so soon TO be blasteds
The question of iude finite postpopeme was
then taken. and lost. Ayes9 Noes l72.
AfES-nessrs. Blair, White, BAH OF Loudoun Ro:-
cell, Csntri, Henderson OF Mason Noting ham, Ma.
thews, Her'ing-9.
NOES -Messrs. Banks. fthe Speaker Bailey Drum-
mond. Everett, Jeter, Garland Taiaferro of Amherst
BALDWIN, Anderson Of anguish, Brown OF Bath, Camp
Dell, Gray, Ward OF Berkeley, Porterfeid Breck en-.
ridge. Row land, Edie, Edgngten YATES Beasley Yam
cey, Bocock. Laidey, Stewart, Battaie Dickinson of
Caroline A,misiead, Car ripgtsn OF Charlotte Boisseau
Clarke, Hill ~ Culpeper, fsAin, Wilson Of Cunber.
la"d. Cru6p, Peefan Hope, Hunter 81 Essex Gatset
Hunter OF Fairfax, Thompson, Smith of Fangni Ter
gu, Sexton, Snidow, wyatt, Morris Of Gloucester
WoedsoD Hail, Smith Of Greenbr;er, Mclaughlin. Jsf.
~ e., Cariinston OF Halifax Logan Armstrong Mere
auth, Mo- ms OF Hanover CuRDuphani Nevill johnson
OF Rarrsou Fars, chamberlayne Seid.n Martin Dyer
Snth ~ Isle Of wight Crocker Bassett Kirby )aven
port, Lucas, Lowell, Buster, Walker, Hooe of King
george, Ihiiafeft" of Kin. George, lett p Of King
Wnian, bowman, Chrisman, McMiian sicwhorIer
Hay"ond, Harris, Winston, HrcIan nrsidi, Iiil, OF
,,. U; h"y hnfweii Shelton Of Neehienbnre Cf,-
,enhra Nichoison. wilson OF asDo6gajia Evans Nass
Krskinr, Bowyer of Montgomery. Charlton, Rion Ham
iiton Cross, Bor!and, Graves, Christian Cook Hodges
Duhfon Chtnn, Middleton az unbeand Fletcher
knight, Rives, Shelton OF Nelson. Irwin ChapIine
DAVIS, Morton Of Orange Harsh, Fairfax Hughes STA
pe Jones OF Pendieton, Johnson of Pendieior Wood
rug SWANSON Archer OF Porha.aB, Miller Watkins,
Booker. Ward Of Princess Anne, Hoce Of p. William
foN, Bate, BAH Of Randolph. Booth, Street. Branham
n1"yen OF K"cemdge, hleSandef Dickinson of Rus
sell Jesse Albert. Spenger Bowers puares HsiIahay
Ficklin, Waller, Vevin, Huson, che Wells Delasb
inult, George, Pescud. Jones OF Warwick, DIR, den
mayo, Giasscock, Middleton of westmorrIand. Bukey
henderson OF Wythe, Gleaves, Griin Loyall Johnson
OF Petersburg, Stevenson, Travis
several amendments were then moved and
carried 10 The substitute of the Senate and
mus amended, il was agreed TO by the Honse
without divisIon.--it was then returned 10 the
senate for their concurrence i'm these amend
meDts.
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II. 4 III. Neiison a. ca.
HIVE just received general assortment Of SPA.
II SONABLD GOODS. ner, a. 62,f
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"A IL persons indeis-d JOSEPH ID RMSTsDT
a DEC are requested 10 make payment to me i,n,s
uiaey, as am DESTROYS of closing the administration
as soon MS possible, and therefore iran, n.hI
ge"ce TO any BODY. DANIEL CALL. Ex'qr
~. ofJ"seph Darmsiadt deh.
Ieo. d. 95.sf f.
n IL persons having claims against los. u r. Ms.
n iADT, dee. are requested make them s,lcwa
DANIEL CALI. fx'ar
RI. OF Joseph Darmsia6i, dec.