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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-23
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1890.


The American Waterman IS printed al
Wilmington. in Delaware. by Selleck U.s.
horn. whose genius has given him fame' ana
h;s character esteem 1t appears difficult to
convince the news-reading world that, for
the want Of greater punctuality among them,
the proprietors Of newspapers are in real
suffering. II would be impossible TO read
the following appeal from the last number OF
The Watcbman without conviction, and, one
should think, without effect. The case OF
Mr. Osborn is the case of every PRIMER 10
the United States, whose subscribers are be-
yond the reach OF personal application.
[Nat,onal lnfellagencsr.
From he .arnsrican Watchman, of .AHgnst 10.
TO pELINeuENTs.
There are some of this description with
whom shall in future use very little cere-
nony or forbearance. | especially allude
10 those who have had repeated calls, and
return nothing but silence or fair promises !;
and who would be affronted if it should be
intimated that they were unable to pay a
small debt-not to those who are stralteneo
or embarrassed nor to those who have PAID
occasionally, and are in arrears tor small
balance. Those OF the former description
will perceive my aim; otherwise they VIII
soon have hint so broad, and through such
hands. as cannot be misunderstood
Ifthis umfeeling delinquency only subject
ed me to a fare of bread and wafer. might
eatmy humble crust in silent contentment.
But when it forces me to trespass on the pa
thence of otbers--to appear unjust when
am only suffering from inlustce-when 1t
cramps or disiracts my faculties, wastes ana
embitters my days, and places my dearest
prospects in the mist Of painful untertainty-
then plain speaking and dealing becomes
duty as well as right.
Those concerned will Hook TO this, or soon
hear from me through another medium; and
ia the latter case, every man who, not from
necessity, but mere spite. eludes my claim
by legal evasion, will find his name conspl-
cuously in print.
Editor Of the Watchman.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-23
From the ". ]. Mercantile .4drertlScr,
of august 10.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

IATF HUM FCRUPF.
BY the Trident. capt. Watkinson,
the editors Of the Mercantile Advert
scr have received Liverpool papers to
the eth.
We find nothing in the papers rcla-
tive TO our affairs with France A let
ter from French house in Liverpool,
ar the 7ih Of July, to a gentleman of
this city, says, ..Our letters from Paris
this morning, of the sOth ult state tina:
the government has established a conn
ter,ailirg tariff on American vessels
which is to 60 into operation immedi
ately. on the lst. of July. France the,
say. will then be upon equal terms with
the U. States, and it is probable ne
gociaiion will be Immediately opened
for the arrangement of commercial re-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-23
coUNrERrEITER DETECTED.

We are informed that On Friday, a
man formerly of respectable character
was unprecedented hi the aeighborood
Of Belle air, Md. for co0ntcrfciting, and
after an examination committed to Jail.
When arrested he was in the act Of
printing them. The counterfcits are
three dollar notes Of the Bank OF Mary
land. and one dollar notes OF the Havre
de Grace Bank.
baltimore. paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-23
IL MAR ne rstR'' y6 GSYF NAL. a
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, august e.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Milo, Farnsworth, Is days I'm Cam.
den; lime and lumber to the master
Schnr Rebecca y Polly, from Richmond :;
tobacco to VIM. FowIe !. Co.
Schr Stag, Nevett, So hours fin Baltimore;
full freight to merchants of the district Saw
on Sunday afternoon, 5 sail of square rugged
vessels and three topsail schrs. above Smith:
Point, apparently all bound into Potomac,
the wind from the north.
SAILED,
Brig Upton, Brown, Baltimore.
Brig Suky, Carlton, Newburyport.
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latest FROM ENGLAND.
HE QUEEN.

THE QUEEN.
In the house OF lords yesterday, deal OF
routine business was transacted. Lord Da-
ere presented toe following petition from her
majesty
Caroline Regina. The Queen observ-
mo the most extraordinary report made m
the house OF lords bv secret committee, and
now lying on the table, represents to the
house that she is prepared, at this moment,
n defend herself against it, as fares she can
understand It's import The Queen also
states, that there are various matters touch
mo the same, which it is absolutely necessa-
~, with view TO her future defence to
have stated in the present state OF the pro-
ceediug. The Queen therefore prays that
she may be heard by her counsel touching
such matters.
Lord Dacre then urged the propriety OF
counsel being heard on behalfof the Queen,
an said that il the petition was agreed TO-,
he should vote that counsel be called in.
Lord Liverpool stated. that after he had
obtained leave 70 bring in the bill, he should
move that copy be presentad to the Queen,
aud then the petition might be regularly ia
ken into consideration.
The petition was strongly supported by
Lord GREY and other noblemen on the side
Of the opposition, hut the motion OF Lord
Dacre that counsel be heard, was negatiyed
without division.
The earl ofLiyerpool then rose to submit
to their lordships the bill of which he had
given M tice. In doing so, he was Conyin-
ced he would best consult his own feelings
as well as those of their lordships, by alb
staining at the present nomentfrom entering
into any detail Of the important matter to
which this bill had reference. The pream-
bic would speak for itself, and deveIope that
charge, the allegations of which it would be
the duty of those officially employed on the
occasion to prove by evidence before their
lordsbips lie had on former night argued
the propriety of insttuting an impeachment
rather than bill like the prese t; but he
was still of opinion, that when doubt wa.
cast upon the legality of such proceeding in
this particular case, on account of the cir
cumstances of the criminality not being that
which could be established in the manner
required by the common law, there was no
course which their lordships could suitably
adopt, except bill of pains and penalties
The consideration then rose, by which house
oil parliament ought The proceeding TO origi-
nate. Under all the circumstances OF the
case, be thoughtit advisable the bill should
be introduced before their lordships, as their
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-23
For NeW-YOrk

FAX The packet s!o"p ANDREW
kSJACKSON, o. Fl. Bird, master, vii!
sail tomorrow weather permitting For
freight or passage, having good accoAyo-
dations, apply on board at Janney's wharf,
or TO THOMAS V. HULK.
8mO 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-23
For Boston.

.kAN The brig PAYMASTER, Captain
:SA& Prince is now loading and will sail
in all the week. A few hundred barrels are
wanted 10 complete her cargo for freight Of
which or passage. apply TO the master on
board or VIM. FOWLE g. Co,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-23
Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber s.lss'I" '
a ein Fairfax county, Va. on the 22d OF ~
ly last, large, tall, and very black nes "a
woman named ALLY, about 40 year, Of az,
She had on a checkered yarn coat, anu !
small turred black hat. Five dollars W."
be given lor her apprehension in this aei7 so
borhood, ten dollars if secured in any JSn5i;if
that get her again, and the above re|aI vars
brought home, with all reasonable cnSTS'
paid. {. CALVERT d oH 't,nd
august 10 u'o
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-23
.Neuburyport, August Is.
G. NERAL MAC GRE IGOR.


We had not for some time heard any thing
of this important parsonage till gentleman,
who lately arrived here. informed US he saw
him early in July at Gonaiyes. He appear
ed to live rather secluded, and but few OF
those who bad followed his fortunes, remain
ed with him-he had but one vessel, an old
schooner, which was hauled up at Gonaives
But among all his disasters, he kept his
shirts up, and was contemplating fresh ex-
petition; for which purpose be was assidu-
ouslv engaged in procuring drawings ard
typographical information of the scene Of
his intended operations, which was under
stood to be on the Musqetoe Coast. He
spoke of Americans with much difference.
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To Rent,

YFHE two story brick warehouse, at The
l. corner of Prince and Union streets, re-
Gently occupied by Sam! Ward. Apply TO
august % WIN. FOWLE d Go.
August 60
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-23
Butter, Eggs, Lard 3 Bacon.

WE have just received ,' os a. oI' L ,Hd
butter and hogs lard Also in store ;c J' are
tity Of new eggs, and good bacon, w i cab ali
offered for sale at reduced prices, ior 80
only. j ii. ANDEh9oN O,st
july 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-23
DRIFT OF TILE OCEAN.

Nassau. (N 7. Ju'y5.
On the 4th inst. bottle was picked
I'D on the North side Of Crooked Island
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
Notice to 1yaSoms s. Bridge B,alaeys.

Notice TO dl0SOns s. Bridge BniiderS.
E>KOPoSALS viii lie received fiIL ths arr Of June
a neat, by the subscribers, FOR IuE ElsEC1lON
Of TOLL FRIDGE acIsss James river at this place.
Tie river Is 2o3 yaraS wide at the contemplated site Of
Tue hridge-he average depth thereof at uinion t.
water in summer feet nine hes The haitian Suiis
rock entirely acToss. Thee ave several aia,r.s OF
rock OF good quality, not than 500 yaas distant
from the site OH te waters edge aud the wooden mate
ias can he conveniently obtained by water isn, tile
beshbofhood, either above below. The bridge is
10 resi- Oh piers 40 feet apart each lie ~
wide ~ the bottom aud feet The top rs trel hrL
and 20 feet loSg, t-sod masonry Of the most sub
stahtia Mind, ana The top viii be ieuuiIed oT thinner r
suitable size and strength he covered with
PRANK One fonrti OF the cost of the bridge will be
pad wheh the woiA commences one fourth when half
hhtshed, anu the balance the conuleiion' OF The
worh 6ond with approved security viii he required
from The undertaken before any money is anvanced-
lhe above is iiie general plan of tie bridge cu,,r,
p'Ited Dy The hoard OF Managers sLhj.c Ct 10 be
altered upon The suggestion OF one more appToved-
communications may he made by any pei sou disposed
10 undertake ms work, to the undersigned agents of
Ihe bridge coispany, al Garter syie, Virginia.
SAMUEL WILSON,
F. u. DEANE,
March %. Io4,tI
~ The Editors OF the National iu,ellieenc.r will
pIsase insert the above Twice week MI the a,h Inn.
anJ forward their To this Office Tor payu,rut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
Que Hundred Dollars TG,V0rG

EShNAwAN from the subscriber living three miles
d below Buckingham Courthouse, a likely u-eto
woman named JIMMY about IS Years old daik SKIN
iull ~ lie face locks down when spoken to about lie
common size, abont tive feet high. She had on when
shrsdfIed awhe yarn tThck and white cotton frock
Tue remainder of her clothes consisted of camhr-ks
ad 1d'icces She also took very nice set Of China
ana saucefs, ahd all her he'd clothes. SIZE has tu
tlhdFtn IN Richmond IL ThcIas's.--I got her from
W tniCier, who said she was raised ont Richmond
mere no donit but her husband will Try To take her
In Tree state as they tried make their sscaue aboni
'Hlre|eafs ago iIs name is George, Xnd belongs
u Hdohariah Mates Of Nelson county. waterman hy
tade-he las peen ran away since July last and ever
shce been lurking about my house will give G(ty
aoaTs Ia ans person that takes her in the state and
delivers her TO me, or lodges her III jail so that yet
her aganor ht?Aen ont of the slate 90 dollars Sh.
eloprd on The 18th April last.
h;ay g. u.s.. III GIoyRp co,.r,,
NoiIIEl Is hereby gwen to the delTtnfs ond credit
"rsoifieron. Sinton Y Co. and C. j. Macmurdn ,b.,
r,tue 81 deeds OF trust and powers oI attorney
,'IeN"cabe, executed by Them Iespectively We sJan
poteyn shhfr III person or Ly .itornry To wind ,,.
the Affairs OF NE sG'o concerns, without delay.
PATRICK GIBSON
J"IL. III JOHN 6 BLAIR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
TIE SILVER MINE

A. the silver mine said 10 have been dise5r-
cred few miles below This, has given ris,
to considerable speculation, prcjudicial To
those engaged III it, in order 10 remove erro
neous impressions, we would observe that The
company are assiduously eHpaged in sisking
a shait-Aanguine of success and that The
original propretors instead of frauiulentIg
diSpOsluS OF all their stock, still have an intel
esu: ahu own ShafeS IN SAID company.
Those concerned in this business are most
Iy gentlemen OF respectability and enterprise
We are induced TO believe that silver ore has
been discovered, as before stated bnt how
large the quaHliiy or how lucrative il may
prove TO tie stockholders, are questions which
al present cannot be determined. In the lapse
OF d few months the curiosity of the publc Nil
be satisfied. f/aHeSrRle Mcssedgrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
HalMahle plmnel.l.l D.. 80

'He subscriber wishes 10 diSposof and will sell on
2 ieasohaoie terms, The Observation-Disclosures PROPER.
iich lie lately resided contajnii[g mil b.lf arrs -
mouse is convenient and roouyA and the offices of
VERY Aa OF Tue bTst order, havIi been recently re.
k'afed aud completely enlarged he Well (of nevrr
failing, aud excellent water \ Viii liza. la,siy made
III s,ann repaiF has been opened and walled
s.trs ri,,. rue garden is spacious and handsome
5 pn 6laHY ACCOUNTS ,iS an
s',esl rSA;ef nlhatPatio Q: the city, asd d 10
- -. 49, 6 pfsaoE atout 400 sasds,
q fpt S'ts p -srerhl IN fie orfSpanct o. Hr. Ss-
xni p Swgib.. - NJ f5ia ~ sof .,r9ien, ami
O'9 tneftsi Nttfep ol, the asa3i osr
nSsntdie ia goo fepaf aH1 y saalied in agrce
able AID healty BeighboFhood.
Also 81 rel OF Gtound, heing val Ofthe Lot; known
ny 'ne ha.e OF he Governors GaTdq. This property
40 so ven hhe"p Thai any farther etrrption of it, is
Unnecessary. pr terms, apply 10 hrHdTd PeytOu
rIsseou ohtn, Esq, WHO aie dHiy tthorizcd 10 sell
ahu convey aif VINO "ii' Afford evei facility to those
VINO may deslreto view the property
Aprii lS IiO..f J. PRESTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
HavfeM for .N0Ie

2
'E'HS very desirable Estate as ovred for sale some
time ago, aud am Induced To believe ihaI il wac
pretty gene opinion that NOT IN earnest again
present u To the attention OF those that want 10 uT
chase, aud assure the pubic my wish is To sell.
Tins Tract contains about two thousand atTCs and
rs one among the uiost desirable seals RappJhAn
mock, commanding fun view Of the river. AZ ~.
poet in one viii purchase without viewing il viii
OILY mention lew oI its many Recommendations
tIinrss OF situation fertility 81 soil IaIg. Two sn
brck honse with all other NECESSARY ont heusrs Mica
dow land enough Ia make Que hundred irns Of HJy
which can very easily he reclaimed There is d very
good Meadow already improved aud good dt al more
may he sewed this Fail, with toe privilege OF seeding
Wheat agieat variety Uf choice Fruit very fine spTIur
near tie Rouse, also Ice Iiorse The Land III be
shown ny myself or in NY absence, by my son Lewis
When the terms will be made knOwH.
nay BArfAILH.
AptH xt- %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
ValWabfe PropertY for Sale.

y pursuance Of an order OF ,he Superior Csnrt OF
L Chancery for the Richmond District and of 4 deed
OF trust from TbouAs Taylor aud Lacy IL. his wife OF
record In Henfic" county court, base 10 secure tue
pay tnent OF sam Of money To the of Wni.
Byrd, deceased shah offer for sale public aacon
-" The premises, on Tuesday, Lc SOFA day o TIE aeIt
h10hfd Nayj that valuable tract Of lard lyiBg on
James River, Ia The county Of nenpco, distant about
seven miles from the city Of Richmond known by the
name OF WESfHAN containing .00 acres, more or
less of which about 200 are river low grounds. The
land is well wa'ered; 900 acres Of wood
considerable part Of which is well tinbered. The
buildings are new, OF brick, and Ia excellent order.
then ny hf Taylor, who has survey of the property.
The terms viii he one fourth part of The purchase
hey IN cash, and Tie residue a credit of twelve
eighteen ahd y months the purchaser givn. bond with
approved security aud deed of trust the eiy
10 secure tue payment Possession will be delivered
Ga the lst day OF October next, with the privilege
I" 'he purchaser OF putting IN oT WHEAT before
lnal time. WM: L. WICKHAN rrus,rr
April ~. II3tdH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
FOR SALE.

IRE foHowiHg Real Estate, an Richmond.
ShIEN LOTS IN Adatnss Valley, distinguished On "a
Nos. !, ?, 3,I,5, 10 aud l7s
ONE Ior, fronting foIty four feet on ID street and
running hack 100 feet To Dock street and adioui m.
lot OF Robert Gamble. Esa.
And o"s undivided third part of TWO LOTS, each
ua'ing front OF 20 feet the Cross street opposite
10 the Bell Tavern. and la depth about 100 feei-
bounded OH The north by the property of messrs Ellis
FoI terms, apply to Messrs. CambTeiing & Pearson
New York, or JOHN c. Smith Kichmoud
Jan. 20. 70 =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
LAenp Oomestic ~ WnreLnAe

n FISHER co. respectfully Inform iir friends
and The public IN general, thar they bat received
5'oih New YORK aud Philadelphia, aud bavenr sale A
iRrse aad elegant assortment OF iash,amaie uArs
-"bo,eSae ava retail, on the mast reasonahlrerns.
Likewise ld'a5SWcOt Teddilg HINTS, saahe FOR
country merchants Wh0 bay to sell AGAIN.
, "aTfan'ed "aier proof beaver HAS, whit beaver
Idls l"i tdnineT wear-Hith all kinds of hs Is rr?.
-onah'e as any manufactured in the unitca sites.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
FROM RMENOS AYRrs

CHARLRsTON. a prii 23.....By The arrtSI
Tie brig Oc-nn, Captain WHITE, from TIE above
place, we have accounts thtHce to the Sth Fe-
bruaTy: Oar last advice, afafed that ihs
MOnteHerOs under command of Don JosE Nil
GUEL CARRERA and Don FRANCISCO RAMiRty
assisted by the indians, we're proceeding wilL
considerable success against the Bnenos Az.
.eanS. Captain White furnishes rs with he
additional Information that they were corr
pletely victorious over the army of Gen X lg-
dean the supreme dir ector of Bnenos Ayres
on the lst February /; that the Iatrer escaped
with 100 men into the above place and resign.
ed the Dictatorship on the Sd. The Monte.
nerss we're encamped with "a strong force, a
| milo back OF tlIe city. Don O'Gara had been
| appointed TO supply the place OF Gen. Rom
deau.
The u S. siips Constellation and John ddapfS
| and the schr. NOHsuch, passed the vest end OF
ST. CrOiX on the 18th instant standing to the
| 5. w. The OcedH was boarded Oh the 18Th
! March, OIL Cape Augusta by the Artigan brio
| Oate tue Irrresisiabie) from Baltimore .slfs
had made IG prizeH, and had sent Of them
| into Margaritta. Captain White states that
| he y as politely treated, and was informed
] that tile schr COnstaniia, Northrop Hnder tie
| Artigan Gag, had been severely handled by
| Portuguese merchantmen, but had made Iier
| escape ~ very shattered condition.
| We remarked on Saturday, that the debt r
I the city, from the COnptrolfcr's re-
| mounted TO 5000 CTS so The 80
mittee, OB the 27th Of ~"
! that the funded deb
that 10 pay 81
! would ~ All
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

seSiRolS 10 discharge every debt due from me as
- an Ediydnzi, as we'll as executor Of the Iaie
son ~ Cdrs offer the following property for safe.
Il FtdhfdfiOR on the RiyanBa river. about mile
"noNe inc Point OF Fork, containing about TOO acres,
ABOUT 10 OF which are low groundstOgeiher with the
heEtors ana stock "f every Kind The place. Also,
4 1TaQ Of L0Hd about Two miles from the said
river, containing iiu0 acres oiw ell Rbered land with
sueain sutiten, foe saw Mill passln. through it.
ibe above property will be so,d on very modeiat
1e,ms, be made known appiiCatroE The
snbscilser, residing n.;r Whining .ou flmvaIna.
Nab Z. tii..St MILES GARY.
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ri Office IS hereby given, that the President and
Dhecio's OF the Teck0Rc, Uitf5 IarApike tcRfya.
~ wilptsceed 1" SELL according lde the shures Of
Tue STOCKHOLDERS who have failed pay the Sums here
,"i"'c required az them, (and which reqaisiioI,s have
heeA duly advettised) on pedA,csG4y ne nh 0V al
J""s hef. aithe front door of the He'll rav.In la the
CIV oi itchn@hd unless the balance due from tue
Ne'h oenuehs ere pad mp at before that time.
rus heeess"ies at the company compel them TO ahis
at is hoped that by payment in the mean
'he Observation-Disclosures viii prevent the sacrifice which
may Otherwise take place nv the sale their stock.
By ORDER OF TIE BOARD.
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

u, rs some suppose. tiieA
House o! Representative
pass. will materially diminiS
hue from imposts. Uunl ibsN
ininii operation, temporary ioa.,
he necessary.
"tea We deny The applicability
charge OF pr0digdlity OF eApendiSM
The policy of tlie present adminisliaA
we beg not Ia be understood as obiSl
ing To u Proper ret1ehchme,d and ec0no1s,4.
He;renchment consists in tine c,r,aiItneI>N
OF Saperfiuous expcises aad economy
III The careful management of those. cA-
peiises Which are necessary, and The due
responsibility of the officers entrusted
Herewith. These are objects which can.
moi be TOO highly appreciated, Or TOO
Elsiianiiy pursued, under this oil any
other administration. We viii add. ii.nt
we believe HE same sentiments acstaie
every Department of our Go,eriinrul,
anu that, OF late years, an improvement
has taken place i'm these particulars.
which 'here Is every. disposition 10 en-
tsui.
AL that we ask, is itat onr iastilntioa,
SHAH renia'a Untouched, unless where
iouhd 10 be useless or unsouud Il a
snip OF Tue line, or irlgaie oftwo. can be
ia'd up IN dry dock, il Is well II a regi-
meiit or more OF The Army may be sally
disbandcd, SD bent (: il an Office. 81 two =
can oc dispensed will, with N oar heart.
Dui do not lei us, because w have given
pensions 10 seventeen thousand survlv>
n2 soldiers Of Tie Revelation, in a mo-
ment OF veXatior, lav violent hands OK
orr presen. military {sad naSal ds.snGllul
or inlrrrupi Il policy which has TO-
leci the present responsibility aud H.
'nyusHe.abiliiy and glory OF our couniryy(;
Nat. Int.
bay 2.-Those who are Interested viii see
that The bill, SO important To them for chang
ng tue mode OF collecting DmtieS on lniporis
has been rejected in The U0nse OF Repress
ta;Gyes, BY d decisive majoIity.