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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
ESCHEATOR'S SALE-

IN pursuance OF instructions from The Executive
couaci OF Ills state, shalt on che frSt Monday
"a HdrcA nert being the first Gay ut HentiCo quar-
Eery court, II fair and IL not, ihen the fair
thereafter between the hours oi aud O'Clock before
She roo door OF the courthouse sf the said county
Cue city OF Richmond expose 10 sale by public an ciou
% the highest bidder for ready money one Haf fcre
Loi ef Ground, with the improvements thereon IN
this city, No. 35f, upOn Shockoe Hin, situated The
Intersection Of 9th andi streets, and Immediately op
posite the New Market Hous- in Monroe Ward and
~heh said tall acre OF late the property az onr
John 1eTs, subject OF the King Of Great Britain
and yinquest duly taken in 4th year the COM
nioRwsah hz,b been found To escbeat to the cen,-
ionTeaih OF Virginia, agretaby the provisions a.
an act Of the General Assembly, passed IN the Ma,
session Of l779 emitted IN act concerning eScheatS
and forfetnres from British subjects" Nm Gay
u anu Peter V. Daniel Esq'rs appointed h. the
Executive, commissioners On behalf OF the comnos
wealth Their attendance is respectfully solicited al
the time and place aforesaid beg previously qualided
as the act OF Assembly requires
SAMUEL McCRAW
Jan. %. EscEeafor M, 6e,ri.o co,,n,,
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SAHU Ed McCNAV
an. 20 Esckeat0r for Hearico cor
Jan.29
PUBLIC AUC1IoN.

NUiiL he sold al public auction, on Twelve months
cIeGii, in Front OF the Courthouse Tavern, in the
ciiJ otklchmond OF MoBday the 7th day of February
next itiaf, or the first fair day thereafter ten valua
ble 81 IVES, To wit, four men, four women boy and
grl-helonging tie estate OF Lyme Shackieford dec
sond with approved security will he required BY
Jan: H. THE EXECUTOR.
n Ia consequence of my indis position. the above
sale Is POSTPONED until Monday, the Gfh DEFY Of
1uaTch netf THE EXECUTOR.
Feb. 10 90 "a.
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Land in POwhatan for sale.

Land in POiDhatalt for safe.
subscriber wishes to dispose Of or 500 acres Of
LAND, lying in the upper end OF the county OF
r9whMal, heing part Of The tract which hr re.
eIoss Tue greater part OF the land Is IN woods
ana some of nrst rate tobacco land. AS no one il s
Resui-d VIII purchase without first viewing it, far.
thsT description is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY SKlPWfTH.
II
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tTThe ENQUIRER Is published twice week. gene
rally aud three times week during The session of the
State Neutrality-suspicious. the saie as heretofore Five
Dollars payable in advance. Notes OF Char
tered speciepayng Banks, (0Rtg) will be received in
payment. The Editor will guarantee the safety Of
rentins theih oy mail the postage Of all letters being
paid by the writer's.
n No paper will be di.con,inued but at the disctc.
tiomoft the Ector until all asarages have been paid
tIWhOever wilt the payment Of nine papers
shall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n one SQEare Insertion, rs ceEty-edch
continuance, so cents.
-. w ifDsytiseaent Inserted wRtit 10 has either
oee pae for assaet by some person ia this city
or les eHoirOHs.
Cofce. Sugar. Spanish Hides, SC.
SO Bags Prime GREEN COFEEB
20 Hhds. do ST. tsoix SUGAR
30 do. 2d Quality do
1000 Spanish OK HtDEs
40 Barrels TANNERS Oil,
Avid will be iauded to-day from the Schr. Hamlet,
from PHILADELPHIA
20 thds GOOD RYE wii,SKEYi
30 Barrels do. do.
FoR sALBLow
RALSfON.& PLEASANrS.
oetoher %. is..u
VsHe subscriber has renewed his ONCE TO S Ipue g.
7OPkiRs, will attend the business OF my Office as
collector, In my absence.
WILLIAM ID. TAYLOR, Collector
Of the lsth District Of Virginia.
Jan. 10. 77..u
NIorIcE.-The subscriber has conveyed the whole
ofhis remaining estate, both real and personal, to
Br Patrick Gibson aud Mr.. John @. Bair by deed OF
uus dated the 14th ult aud for the therein
expressed. c.. J.HACMURDO.
Jan. L.
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WE wish 10 puTchase OF 1900 pounds CtNSENG,
~ tof which liberal vice Gil be gwen, u offered
Immediately. OILS, DUNLOP < CO Anc'fs.
feh. y. go ct
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ADXER1'ISENlEN

ADVERTISEMENTS.
rINHE SWAN TAVERN in this city, has been leased
by the subscriber for term Of Years, and Is now
under his manas cement. His friends ana The public
Who may favor him with their pany. may be assur
ed Of his utmost exertons afford them comfortable
accotnni odatiogs.
Attached 90 the premises is an excellent STABLE
whic shall he AZ all times well furnished.
Dec. rs so. ~ ARCH. ROBERTSON
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TRUST SALE

TRUST SALE.
Vlriue " deed Of trust executed to the suhscri
- bers by George W. Baird bearing date the 10Th OF
tshiusfy 1919 aud duy recorded IN the county nfi
o. bnchlbghain 10 secure debt due Deaue & Page
ID the toSn Of Cara. for cash on fhe 25fh dav Of
eI0Tfh "eTt, the tract Of LAND wbereon the sad
oaif0 now resides containing hundred acres more
~ esS'-Shonld The day appointed for the sale prove
me sale will take place the FIRST fair say.
WILLIAM AKERS,
HENRY PAGE.
SsHs Zzs
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Il. g. II. Nelson 4. Co.
yVAvE fast rec,ivrda general assortment of SEA
4 u SDNNBtE GOODS. Dee. g, 62..u
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which shall he AZ all lines well furnished.
Dec. rs so ~ ARCH. RoBERTsoN
AIARSHAL's SNLE.-By virtue OF decree o: the
w Superior Csurt ef Chancery for Tie Mehmoud
district, pronounced on the 10Th day OF June, 1919
cause therein depending, betweeG Reuben Win'res,
plaintiff. aud Cornelius Buck, sheriff % CHESTERFIELD,
aud in that chaiacter administrator dc toms non, win
the will annexed, Of william Brown, dec. aud others,
defendaus-wii be sold on the premises ,othe hish.
est bidder, at public auction, Tor cash. on Friday the
2ith day Of March merit The tract LAND mentioned
In the menure OF mortgage. tiled AS an exhibit IN the
tract OF land purchased of Nelson Paeson, that
part IN the following boundary, viz: bounded on one
side by James a. Pattesons line. and by the line of
beipaniu Hatcher, OF the land sold him. OF one hum
dred and seventy 1--WE acres also by The ten acres be.
longing to the mill; all which land lies side of
the etres." y. GUERRdNT, u. s.. q. q. ID.
'I'eN DOLLARS REV ARD.-Broke away from the
rack at Mr.. Fulton's on Monday evening, the 2lst
ms DAhk BAY HORSE, seven years old, about -
f"reioot with small black spct The inside OF the
same just beisy the pasiern-sma esr:a long switch
ta-carfies himself very wellfnll OF fetrois rather
shoTt-hny one who will deliver the al the Union
Motel, or inform Dr. Sparks. Gloucester courthouse,
whtte he may be, shaiirseeiVe the ahoye reward.
This Day is Published at the Enquire. Once,
ENXPoslTIoN or THE FEDERAL CONSflTU
AZ, TioN-cdmprising What is commonly called MA
pIsoNs Report ~ 'go-and the series at Essays Nrr
ten fnr the Richmond Enquirer by HAMPDEN--beng a
enique on the Opinion of the Supreme Court of the
U. IS. OH the sank Law.
PREFACE.
VaTions important aud interesting principles are
now depending; and The decisioa of OF them
pns involve The great question uhether all The pO
frs Of s0UeregHty, affecting NE, liberty ana proper
~, are frd"sfetref 10 the bederat Government
SUCH only as are essentially connected with the general
welfare" rJOha ~. Eppess letter Of Dee a isia
10 assist III the solution of this great question: the
present pamphlet s submitted TO the American People
lhe kkPoRi, from The pen Of James Madison, rs an
m'aiuabie exposition of The principles OF the Federal
constitution 1t is scarce out Of print, and frequently
called for Twenty years have destroyed almost all
the copies which were issned from ,he press. It's
principles however, not those ola day oTof year
but, true and eternal
since tue Report was put to press the Publisher
determined To- snhjoin 10 IL the Essays of HAMPDRN
upon the opinion OF the Supreme Court eff The United
Siaes IN relation TO The consitutHnality OF The
Law" These Essays, too. frequently called for and
no copies TO be procured. Their merit is too well
known To require the passing tribute OF my humble pen
THE PUBLISHER.
Feb. 10. go III
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Notice to tie Creditors of James @. AntlOug.
Z CONSEQUENCE Of long and coniinued spell Of in
disposition aud desire TO provide for the payment
o my debts, have conveyed by deed Of tTust bearing
8 sat- me day Of November last, all nay property
WA Hay, jr aud Thomas n. Drew Esd'rs
The conditions of the deed make IL necessaryt that I'M
eIedors signify their acceptance ofhe terms embraced
ih tue ueeh, hefOie the day Of March next those
hot accepting before that day viii be excluded from
participation OF the trust properly. The deed is LEFT,
WIN Thomas ~. Drew. Esq. whom the creditors
fli pieaSr To cali. JAMES c. ANTHONY.
Iep' y SG-tdMar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

FIFTY Dollars Rewdrd Stop the IhieE
NNthe night of the 18th inst the stable on my farm
~ near this city was forced. and handsome con-
pactiy formed CHtSAuT SORREL BORSEwas stolen
terefrom. His height is not knovn bul he onld not
DC called tall horse-he is supposed 10 be eleven
years old has hony well formed head (; has he
narkale fall az the junction fhe neek and shoulders
which makes his neck appear HAT, and his withers
more ihaa nsnaiiy high his left hinder hook is white
very near The hoot and he may have some marks ofthe
saddle, cSiiar and traces he PAGES aud ealops
aud is extremely well hoke 10 the carriage gig cart.
Though very active horse, lie is free under the
sadSle...... Il viii give FIFTY DOLLARS for the ap
ptehensI"n OF the thief and bis prosecution 10 conc
iion-and TEN DOLLARS for such information as viii
enable TO the hsrse aud in addition all rea
:,nahIe expences which may be incnrred in bringing
him TO me. PETE,xV V. DANIEL
Dec. 2i. 67-(2Uf
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Land in CumberIand for sac.

Land iW CHnaDerIdnd for SUit- -.
r WILL sell lOo acres ~ LAND from tue est end Of
the tract Oh which reside. About 81 acres OF il
are IN wheat, ofwheh are prime tobacco ianJ......
Pftsunng that any one desirohs purchasing u.ald
dist view the premises, further description is deemed
unnecessary.
II not sold privately before that day this land will
be SOLD at public auction the 2Tth Of lf0rch, At
Cumberland Courthouse, when a plot OF IL will he
exhihiied-Casli will he required Tor third Of The
amount of the purchase and the ba'ance In two equal
annual instalments, secured by bnnds with suIeies
and a deed Of trust upon the property.
Feb. 10. ss..tds JOHN MILLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

NOliCEtsheTcby gireutbat the cells Nv the LUBstjs
losriial IA the city n Williamsburg are all oceu
Re ana that no more patients either mule OF GtgOfr
ne received into re said Hospital snill some 81
w sad cells are vacantdue notice ofWhich will H.,
siseh'.... 10. Bg order 81 he CoHTf ~ Directors,
'aheNs iS'sHu LEo. HENLEY, G. CD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

I AND FOR BANK STOCK.-I irish 10 sen a tract
n fGRd Luinr Ht Campbell coVHfV 20 mites from
LVnchbHrr. miles from Cd1pbeH courthouse, and
about mites from WaRHt0H TiDsT. Thfs tract is
commonly c0ffed The" Locust Thcket, cOHfGins bv
recent sRrpeV 1896 acres fgg as treH as anu frdct
IN The coaRfy.-dboW 400 acres haze bren cleared,
the betdnce Is co0ered uth vat'tabie fniber.d poT
ffOn Of u fs rood febdccs iaHd and tie UhOfe rel
adayted 10 farmiNg--it Is rel 1rafeTed, and the
reirhbOTh0Od Is good. STOCK Of The BONk If ne INT
fef Sfafes Bankof Yirfi1id. OF the farmers Bunk
NJ PirgiDia. WoUid be token IA YaynieRt,
Outing Time giUsH or the ppTehGss money. mr.. John
1iergader. near Campbell eouTthoRse, uW shsH
fhe iand. UTLIIIH G.. PENULETUN.
Rictmcnd Nov " i..V
AfUrtCF Is hereby given to the debtors and credit
Ors Heron .sintDu & Co. and G. Mecmurdo hat
by viriue q deeds of and powers of attorney
iuevocabie. ereeutea b. them respectively w shall
nroceed sther IN person o. by attorney. 20 wigd ~
The affairs Of the said two concerns, without DELAY.
PATRICK GIBSON,
Jan. ,. V..0 iOHN g. BLAIR
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virtue OF detd OF uusi executed Tie subscri
~ oers, by John willis aud recorded in Hanover
COUNT cqnr-wli I've sold To the highest bidder for
cash, All the premises, on the 4M dag OF March Herf
acerian piece parcel of LAND. Iying aud belng ia
The county Of Hanover adjoining the lands Of Reuben
E"ckOls, and others Such title as is vested i'm The
trustees will be conveyed 10 the purchaser
SAMUEL Messy.
JAS. UNDERWOOD, ! ''"s'ees'
Hanover Feb. % OF 2,s
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Fb. Is

JOSEPH S PUILIP MAYO
EVANR united in the PRACTICE or TflE LAW
OHe or the other Of them will constantly attend the
ystons courts held ~ The city NJ Richmond and the
nferio, and superior courts Of Ring William CoocL-
Ia1d Powhatan andChesiefned. Aug 10.
Feb. 10. ss..Idt
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FOR SALE,
me foftowing Real Estate, in Rich

The foftOicing Real Estate, in Richmond.
SEVEN LOTS in Adams's Valley, distinguished ON
- p'an made by Richard Yenns, nth June 1915 as
NOS. |, 2, 3,I, s, 10 and IL.
ONE LOT, fronting forty four feet on n street, and
running back lao feet to Dock street ana adjoining the
lot OF R"heu Gamble. Esq
AND o.e- undivided third part Of TWO LOTS, each
haVing front of 20 feet the Cross street opposite
20 Ine beii IaveTh, aud ia depth about 90 feet
bounded the north by the property of MessTs Ellis
& Allan. $3.50
foI terms, apply to Messrs. camhreling g. Pearson
New York, or JOHN O. SMITH Rirbmnnd .
Jaw. gu 10
a Ii persons indebted 10 JOSEPH DARMSTADr
a DEC are requested make payment to me in,Ine
ulateiy as am DESTROYS Of closing the administration
as soon as possihie. and therefore cauno grant indu
se"Ce 70 any bOoS. DANIEL GALL, Ex'0r
-, OF Joseph DaTnsIadt, dec.
NFb' j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

Sdh, Ci0ger Seed aud Poyk.
ME are now receiving ? er schr sally Ann from n
w York. and offer ior sale
$50 sacks blown Salt, Liverpool flled
iierces new Clover Seed, New York iusrpction
e.. ., ROBERT ABBATr, jr. q co.
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Feb II

LABORERS WANTED.
4 WANT TO hire twelve fifteen additional hands IN
W"th on ibe Manchester aud Petersburg turnpike
road for which a liberal price will he gwen 80. 4
lne addressed TO the subscriber and left at the Man
chester EAsbange, will be promptly attended 10.
Feb %. az "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

BELVIDERA.
'yHhT beautiful and desirable situation of a M lie
from the Capitol containing elegant bindings ith
about 10 acres of land, under brick fence 0 feet
high, with large garden well laid out and green
mouse, rabbit warren, &c. &C is for lease reat.
Feb q. o. ~,
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WILLIAM ARMISTFAD Jo-

m AvfD-l7 7-,-',,-,' - N''IIl Z E1INU JH.
II hNING established himself at King q onesn
eeuitfNuse, tenders his professional services 10
sas He win practice law ~ the inferior aud
So ~ ~ Quits o. King Queen, King William and
~" eht-and promises re sftictest attention TO Il.
ousinss' which may be entrusted to bis care and su
rem ". qt..M
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Feb. I2.

TO NIILEEI(S.
A SINGLE MAN, wbs will come we'll recommended
a Tor sobrieiy, indnsirv, and capable OF manufac
turing bonT--w meet With employment, by appica
Hon to either nf the subscribers Tesdis WaEerton
kihg Queen county. JOHN WALKER
BAYLOR TEMPLE.
Feb 20. az ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

NOlCE' 1.-The subscriber alone is authorized to
= IsCeNe The outstanding debts due to the late con
Sei i OF TIE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been an.
theIeofby the court ebancsyy
.on iue h,chnoad district Iii expected that all per
. IH,,e"leo 10 Tue SAID concern will make iminsdi.
ate payment, as longer Indulgence cannot he Afforded
10 61'.u SAMUEL TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

IN pursuance ~ deed NJ uust extcH,ed t. The snb
sorihers ny Blake =. woodson NJ cumberland com
W, bearing cate The 23d Of AHrDst 1919 for certain
purposes lhefein expfessedthey will pfOcred 10 sell
70 he highest bidder. before the door ~ Smiths Tav
ern ~ Fatmviile. Tor cash me sfh daD Of WaTch
aeH, certain tract GLAND iIng in the county ~
Cnmbefland on the river Appomsuox containing eight
hundred acres. less Should the dsy aposntef
above not he fair, tbe sale will ats place on the pext
laD Gay. THOMAS a. NORTON,
SAMUEL ANDERSON.
idH ~
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IN SENATE.

TUESDAY,, JAN. is.
Agreeabiy To notice gwen, MIR. Thomas
asked and obtained leave to bring IN the
following Bill, which was read and pass
ed TO the second reading.
oin TO Prohht the Introduction of Slavery into the
territories oil the United States norm aad west of
the contemplated state OF Missouri.
BE d eaacted by the Ssnate ami House of Rem
resent0tiroS Of the United States Of ImeTica in
Congress assembled, That the sixth artIt.i,. of
the ordinance of Congress passC d on th,. ,i,Ir-
teehth day of July, one thousand seven hun
area anu eight seven, for the government of
me territory OF the United States northwest
OF the rIVer Ohio. shall to ali mteuts aud
purposes, he deemed and held applicable TO
anu snail have full force and effect i'm and
over ali Tue territory belonging to the United
otdIes Whlch Hes west and north of "a line be-
ginnihs al p0isi on the parallel OF north iati-
tuue ihiTty degrees and thirty minutes where
me sara parallel crosses the western boundary
h"e OF Inc United States thence, runuiu.
eds', along thai parallel of latitude, to a poni
Nhtrs Tue SAID parallel is inteTsected by
I"eTiolah lIne passing through the middle of
The mou,6 Of the kaGsas river W here the ssme
e'hptIes IutO the Missouri river: thence from
me roInt aforesaid, north, along the said me-
'iuiah iine 10 the intersection of the parallel
oi ia'liude which passes through the RAPIDS of
me river Des MONIES, making the said line TO
correspond with the Iudian boundary line
thchce east, from the point OF intersection
iaSt aforesaid, along the said parallel of IAti-
80 - W 'HS minute OF the channel OF the main
Ioik OF the sad river Des Moines thence
down and along The middle OF the main chan
mel OF the said river Des Moines TO the mouth
Vi the same, where il empties into the Missis-
ssippi river; thence due east, to the middle of
the main channel OF The Mississippi riy,
thence, up aud following the course of Inc
Mississippi river, in the middle Of the man
channel thereof, to its source; and thence
I Iuc north, to the northern boundary of the
United States
iI' Senate then resumed the conside
ration of ihe bill for The admission NJ
Maine INTO the Union, as proposed to be
amended by the super addition Of PROV
slons for the admission Of Missouri.
The proposition OF MIR. Ro6erts. for an
neXing certain condition 10 The admis.
sion o. Missouri, being under considera
ton
Mr.. No'rdconcluded the speech which
he yesterday began, in favor OF The res
irciion. 1t being late before Mr.. NJ. con-
ciuteh, The Senate then adjourned, on
motion OF Mr.. Walter, of Georgia, who
!, !" presumed, will next take lie floor in
this Debate.
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AZ question: WAS pat GA air. " Coy's
mnlion. aud megatired.
Mr.. NercrF then. in conformity with
the views which lie hat Submitted on the
motion lusi decided, moved so 10 amend
the bill that there should take place
distinct enumeration and return Of the
persons engaged in the professions OF
law, rhyAic, and divinity :" which mo-
lion MAS Hega,iyed--ayes 10.
Mr.. NJ. then moved 10 amend the bill
by adding clause requiring the assis-
ianis Ia incinde in their returns such
statistical details oitiIe agriculture of the
saih districts, territories, aud divisions,
as shall ascertain the quantity of arabic
ana inarrable land IN each; of the arabic
land, the quantity cleared and in cuIii-
walton anu OF the latter, the number oil
acres IN each species OF culture, with the
average annual product per acre"
Auong other reasons for this amend
meni Mr.. Nj. remarked that by imposing
''lis duty on the agents, greater corr
reciness was ensured 10 the returns of
the other subjects, as The aSeu, would be
compriied to go about and make an
actual AID particular eRquiry, instead of
taking Their information on the word of
neighbours, &c. The additional mior-
ma'ion required, would not in each case
consume more than tour Or five minutes:
and II would so far towards that fuIness
and perfection in The statistical iniorma-
Hon OF the country which he SO much
desired 10 see compipie.
HE question was taken on this motion,
wlihoei further debate, and also decided
IN the negative.
MT. StorTS made an unsuccessful mo-
tlon TO Insert provision 10 require the
assistants 10 return the number of "dwell.
ing houses"
Mr.. BLOOMFIELD moved TO amend the
schedule IN the bill so as TO make the
returns embrace the number oil tree
while males between the ages Of Is ami
20, instead OF between l6 and 20, so as
10 exhibit the number liable TO be en-
rolled, and 10 sleN how Tar the militia
returns oi the states were correct, &c.
Some objection being made 10 this
aRlendmeu, IN MS p esrni shape, by MIR.
Campbell and MIR. Whitman, the soiion
was modified by hlr. BioonGeM 30 as to
provide separate and atdi'louai column
| IN The schedule, for the epume1ailon of
rec white males from Is 10 10 inciu-
| slve; and thus, the amendment was
| adopted.
Am amendment was adopted, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. sampson, IN The clause direct
! lbS the return nj manufactures, To ex-
| ccpt expressly household manutac-
| lures"
The bill was then ordered TO be en-
| crossed Tor third reading; and
| HE House adjourned
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CHARLESTON. JANUARY III 1920
Inc City Council, deeply impressed I'm tkp late
cdtdm'tous cofydgratf0n at SdtanRah md df sirouS
to qgord aH me reief caich circu Instances ADMIT
anu deemiag it most rrspectJnito Lhe lin f6,T
any measures which may De adopfed vifA yerard
to ne same s!OnH Pr0ceed .tIoMi memSrlres
Resolved, 1h0tae dizess OF Charleston M re.
spect"ty requested, through tie medinn of the
Ln0hc Pf'EtS, 10 c0RreRs at IL o'ci0ct 10 nor
ron at me Gig Tau, 10 take into coaei5era.
non ,ch0t measures should he adopted in rcIqiion
to tins recent distressing fire ,rica has rrdUcod
so many Of az te!oW cHi-ehS to CciKry and
ndW. Extract from Ia 1Ipuipg
WM. ROACH. Jun.