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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01

1afts< Is - Lo NoAoS Ros
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
UsHE Subscribers will positively sell, at
j auction, on Thursday, The AID Of Nete"s
b. snsaiae, Tor ready money, at Soldiers Joy,
o., JAIME fiser. near " administer, Nelson ety.
30 valuable Negroes,
Consisting Of men, women, buys and girls
A..a. at ti,s same tine and place,
zoo acres Prime Tobacco Land,
si.mlrd on Rnekers run, four miles west OF
Nei.an court hoase A credit Of and years
willie given on thc purchase money, aud pos
ss.ian sisen Immediately. ia he-samc day,
,rey ~ IN proceed 10 sell, 10 like manner,
So head likely Cattle, including four yoke
of Oxen,
u head of Horses, a large stock OF Hogs,
All the Household aud Kitchen Fu1lNl
TURE, the FIRST embracing many val
ua,le Mahogany articles, handsome
Piano Forte, Beds, Chairs, sc. &c. to-
.cther with or 900 dollars worth of
ELEGANT PLATE, Of the purcst
silver,
valuable aud extensive LIBRARY, com
prising SEINE of the most approved
Works in the languages,
Two valuable Clocks,
A snpcrb set of Canton Table China, and
much useful aud elegant Glass,
The crop Of Fodder, aud or 300 bushels
OF Oats,
The entire stock of Farming Utensils, EN-
b.acing several excellent Wheat Fans,
Together with set of Blaeksmlths' Tools
All Of which Inst described property viii be
sold on a credit OF IL months Tor all sums n
bove ten dollars--bonds, with approved secu-
riiy will be required I'VE are disposed To
isoll. al priraie safe, 600 barrels Of SUPERIOR
corn, for cash Shonld sale, however, OF
the Corn not be effected, II will be sold ut ane-
zion ON the DAY aforesaid. The sale OF the n.
have pronerty will be continued from day 10
day anti The whole is disposed of.
WV. S. Il 5. j. CABELL, EI'rs.
Oct Ia llwtds of .. j. CabeH, dee.
NJ The Editor. OF the Enquirer will insert
tie above weekly until the day OF sale, aud
Onward their account 10 this oihce
DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to
ID the subscribers by James !. McAlliser,
OF record IN the county court of BEDFORD Tor
the purpose of securing the payment OF GER
tain sums Of money therein mentioned 10
Nillinn Saunders, we shall proceed TO sell,
by way Of public auction, Tor cash, on the
e5th day of November next, nj the trout door
of WIN Terry's tavern, in the town OF Liber.
~, the following
Negro Slaves,
Belonging 10 the said James ). MeNlisier, viz.
a negro girl named Jenny, aud negro boy
named Dick Acting as trustees, we will con
rcy tie TILE only Which is sestcdin us rs such.
JOHN 7. GRAY, ! r.,.,.o.
j {. STEPTOE,
Oct. 10 Mtdsil
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Mttle Otter Estate.

Formerly the property of Christopher Clark,
Esq. containing about $500 acres, "a great pro-
portion OF which is prime tobacco land, and
the balance excellent for the production of
grain The improvements are two good dwell.
ling houses, with all necessary out houses,
barns, &c and is remarkably we'll watered-
This tract will be divided to suit purchasers,
the terms will be one third in hand, and the
balance in three equal annual instruments, the
purchasers giving sufficient security. The Ii
tie will be made satisfactory before any pay
mcnt is required. The sale will continue
from day 10 day until completed, and imme-
date possession given.
JAMES C NORMAN
~ b. Col. Thomas Moore who formerly
claimed title TO the above property, has sur
rendered to me the full and entire possession
thereof
September27 wtds z
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A Lot Il appurtenances

- 2@O~ n ~ W
In the town Of Lynchburg, lying on 9th street,
and at the junction of third alley with said street,
containing nearly one acre OF ground, and hay.
ing elegant and valuable imp oyen,ents. -Also,
The following Slaves:
Billy, Reuben, Phil, David, Betty, Mourning,
MAia, Jane and Martha, together with three
horses, sund,y valuable house furniture, car
penters' tools, &c. as contained IN a schedule
annexed to and recorded WITH said deed, or SO
much Of said property as will be sufficient TO
satisfy the purposes olsaid tiuSt deed, and costs
oil sale. The said sale will take place on the lot
above NAMED, and only such title conveyed as
is vested in the trustee
WIN. NJ. RlVES, Trustee.
August wtd,
q The above sale is POST
PONED until the 9Th day Of November next,
when it wiIltake place on the same terms and
on the premises named-and if the 9Th should
not he fair, on the 9th OF the same month
Gent enen interested will please attend, that the
business may be closed.
WIN. NJ. RlVES, Trustee
October 4. wtds .
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Notice.

MALL be sold, on the plantation of
W Hachariah Isbell, deed on Tuesday
the 10Th dayot November next, for cash, 10 or
10 likely
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Notice.

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed to
- me by Nicholas Harrison, for the purpose
of securing To the late Charles Clay certain
sum OF money, which deed bears date the lst
day of October, 1916, and is recorded in the
county court of Bedford, shall, ON the 18th
day of November next, proceed to sell, at
public auction, ON the premises, for ready mo-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01

market, at the very iowest rales. sml-..
able or useful, particularly in he F. F3 se,e
lCH ARE
Zelie Handkerchief and Scarf,
Velvet do
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Silk Storl;,
Velvet Ribbands
Straw Trimmings for bonnets
Thread Laces and Edgings
Thule Lace
Bobbinett Laces
Italian Grapes
Pelisse Trimmings
Tortoise-shell Combs
Norwich Grapes
Poplins
Colored Silk Velvet
Do. Tabby
Artificial Curls
Larntnre and h1antua Ribbapds !,
fashions ta"t
Sd Merino Shawls
81 and IA Neck do.
Tamboured Flounces
DO Collaretts
Hearth Rugs
Philadelphia made Shoes
Irish Linens
Work -baskets
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
LITTLE OTTER ESTATE
AT AUCTION

I will sell, on Monday the 4th day of No
il vember next, that valuable TRACT OF
LAND, in Bedford county, about three miles
from Liberty, known by the name OF the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to
.Nesro Slaves,

Belonging 10 the said James 5 MeAlister, viz.
a negro girl named Jenny, aud negro boy
named Dick Acting as trustees, we will con
rcy tie tile only which is vested in us ss such.
JOHN 7. GRAY, ! r...,oo.
J {. STEPTOE,
Oct 10. wtdsil
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01

M Of chd rh be sold at breeding lou rates, for cash,
j. L. PATTEN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01

Uh Inc Hfst Mohdhy m NoVembfr nPN, Tor
the sale of such of the above described lands
as are situated in the following townships and
ranges, viz
townships , 4 3 Is ! Q 10 and II, in
range 40, west of the 9th
meridian line
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Oct H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

EAVD Just received iIon auctions,
in aediion TO their tormer assortment OF Fall
and Winter Goods -
600 yards elegant Floor CARPETlNGS,
eheap--S6o yards BOMBAZETTS, from
2S to 4s6 per yard.
THEY HAVE ON HAND,
A large assortment oil Cahcoes, Ginghams
and PialGs Cashmere Shawls ; some of the
bes. Russia Diapers ever imported in this
town, per bale or single piece, cheap Rose
Blankets; Broadclo,hs Casslmeres and Pc.
lisse Cloths more American Diaper for on
ly 81 per yard Chez ; shambroy Ginghams {;
homespun Flannel, &c. Steam loom EDglish
and American Shirungs and Sheetlngs !;
Naukin and Cahon C,apes; Italian ditto !
Sinchaws and Sarsnetts Ladies and Gentle
mems wots,ed Hose, from ls6 to 7s6 Pc
pair, all colots; dark and lgb, common
Vesting Valencia, elcgaut new pst'erns !;
Leno and Book Muslins T; spider net, picket
and fsncy Muslins white aod colo ed Cam
brio part of a case OF I.eghorn Bosnets {;
Straw ditto with many other articles too uu
merous TO meution. Newport, Dec 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

DREPARED BY w. T.. CONWAY, Chemist, No; !.
Bumstead Place, Boston, via.
DIR. Relies Botanical Drops
DIR. Reife's Aslbmatic Pills.
DIR. Relies Aromatic Female Pills, for obstruS'
tons, &c.
DIR Relies An,bhlious Pills, Cor Indigestion, B.'
iious Affections, sc.
Dr Relies Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
ache)
DR.. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pills.
DIR Jebb's Rheumatic Liriment- Rheumatism OF
90 years standing has been cured by ths IN "a
lhours.
British An,iseplic Den,rifce, most excellent for
the teeth and gums.
Dumfries' Ointment, certain and safe cure for
the Heh in one hours application. he it ever so IN.
veterate. OJJ- No dasger JrOs taking cold
Albicn Corn Plaster, The reliet is immediate1
and while it dissolves and draws the corn out by
the roots, it causes not the least pain
Cambrian tooth-ache Pills: the relief IS insta1'
taneous without the least injury TO the teeth
DR. Hunters celebrated Pins--Dr. Hunters IN.
lection Powders, and Dr. Hunters Cers,e, for the
prevention and cure Of venerea complaints with
perfect secresy. A treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method Of cure accompany each Packet.
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may be
had OF the Agents, gratis
CT None Of the above are genuine, unless signed
"W. r. Conway large discount 20 Country
Physicians, Traders, &c. The above Medicines
may likewise be had OF
SAMUEL W. VINSON, Druggist,
No. 10, Thames-street, Newport;
.9iso, by
Lemuel W. Bfigrs, Brisiol Hercules Whitney,
Mason, Balch, Providence Dyer Hcwes, Wind
ham, Greene, .Nep- london; Hopkins, Hartfordi and
most Druggists, Booksellers of responsibility aso
by most Pos,.Masters. throughout ihe tnion'
None are genuine unless signed by ". Il Conway
July 10, 1920,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

Wool Cardirg.
THE subscribers inform their friends
Il and the public. that they have repenished
their Carding Machines with new Cards Of the fin.
est and most approved manufacture. and that they
are now enabled to Card Wool OF all grades, in the
best manner
They continue TO Manufacture all kinds OF Wool.
en- Goods, as usual-.ASo, they color and finish
Wooden Cloths OF all descriptions, and TO color gar
ments &c. that have fadod, or become unfashiOn-
able-All branches Of The above business win he
done with despatch and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRINNELL.
B.-SiuToRD hLMY, Little e-Compton-PELeo
COMFY, Tiyerton-WILLIAM PEARsE, Bristol
Ferry-and JoB sHERAAs, in Newport, will re-
ceyc and forward articles intended for the Manu-
factory Portsmouth, July 10, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

SPERM OIL.
20 bbls. Fall Strained Sperm OIL.
Ian. 9. ARCHIBALD MUNRO.
ST. CROlX RUM, &c.
10 Hhds. ST Croix Rum,
80 bbls. Country Gin,
10 casks Port Wine,
10 do Malaga, do.
20 boxes Malaga Raisins,
80 boxes Havana brown Sugars,
50 chests and boxes Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin and Souchong Teas.
s bags Pepper and Pimento,
Now landing from sIoop Herald, and for sale by
Nov. Ia A. munro.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03
'UNioN FACTORY.
INDIGO Blue.

INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
Il friends and the public, that they have estab
!ished the Indigo blue Dying. and have employed
Avn experienced workman 1T the coioring and finish
ing Woollen goods of all descriptions will be fin
sbed in The nestest manner, on the most reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING.
Wool Of sll grades carded into rolls in The bes,
manner They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, as may best suit their em.
ployers.
The following persons will receive and forward
any a ticies intended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD STANHOfE, and
ROBERT X X FRANCIS CARR, NEWPORT
GEORGE LAWTON, 4ivertsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brissoi Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance Of their Ia.
YOURS. JOHN BABCoCK.
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth. June l3, 1921.
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PO TIsY.
FOR rHE RHODE isLAwD REPUBLICAN.


l7he following lines supposed 10 hare been 1Orfen
on .he death of anscf ,vant Of the pubIc VA
tateg deecased1
ELEGY ON AMYNTAS.
WEEP! Shepherds. weep Amyntss' early date.
10 soon victim OF Implying Pate,
Who stopp'd his breath,-"ho sIopp'd his tuneful
tongue,
And psraiyzed The melody he sung.
Now, now he slumbers in unconscious tomb,
No more the fires Of genius shall Hume.
Appollo and tie lovely Nine impart
Their inspiration thrilling to the heart.
Weep! Shepherds, weep Amyntas' early date,
Too soon a victim Of Implying Fate.
No longer shall the SWANS that linger round,
Hear with alarmed ears, the sheep.beiPS SOUND,
Or listen rapturd To his pastral crieS,
Sweeter than voice of swans, when storms arse,
Sweeter than Zepbyr's gentle whispering gale'
That stirs th'smbrosisl flow'ret in the ysie.
sof, as the plantiye red.bressts faIlng note,
Whose liquid cadences thro' ether fost.
Weep Shepherds, weep hmyntas' early date,
TOO soon the victim os Implying fate.
Ye bards come strew the ground with laurel boughs,
And there, ye lovers dedicate your vows,
Yes pour your peaceful vows, and aU'r0us verse,
To deck your fav'rite Minstrei's sable bearse
Ills hallow q hearsc, demands your iondeS care,
oh, shed your cbrystiai tears, ye tender tair;
And bosoms dear, Of sympathizing mould
Mourn h,n,-arnong your sacred names enrohd'
Weep shepherds, weep Amyntas cary date,
Too soon a victim Of Implying Fate
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03
NOTICE.

MY Accounts must be settled
lvl Those Persons who have been owing me for
many years past, cannot longer expect indulgence,
which il is not in my power to grant--It IS abso-
luely necessary and Indispensable that all my un.
settled business should be closed forthwith many
accounts are now put in the hands Of Justice for
collection, and all those who wsh to avoid expence
and trouble are required to pay the amount OF their
dues, speedily as possible.
March Ia, 1921. GEORGE WANr0N.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03
-aa<O%@-11%1ss--
On Hearing Miss Stephens Sing.

She sings soft, sweet, so soothing still,
That TO the tone ten thousand thoughts there thrill 3
Elysian, ecstaces enchant each ear
Pleasures pure pinons poise prince, peasant, peer
flushing high hymns, Hea' en- hears her harmony
Earlh's envy ends enthralled each ear, each eye;
Numbers need nineioId nerve, nor nearly name
Soul stirring stephens skill sure sersphs sing the
same.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03
NOTICE.

TDE subscriber wishes stus,ion in some public
L Office as eIerk--salisfsctory recommendations
viii be given. JOHN DEBlOis.
Newpo-', January 9, 1872,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

ly conou<red and removed by the ad-

ly conquered and removed by the ad-
minisuation of this simple medicine, and
| think the world should be made &C
auanted with its virtues, the interest Of
of the DOe1Ors deeply concerned not
wilhstanding. 1t may be taken in any
moderate quantities, and no fears need
be entertained of Ill consequences.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

A gentleman, who courted lady OF
the name of Miss Lloyd, suddenly left
her for one whose name was Take. At
ter being married to her he was accosted
by an acquaintance, with, "So.l hear
you are married to. Miss Lloyd, hey 2"
-" Indeed" answered he, sit was a
Miss Take. | assure you"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

II Caution 10 M- - The following cir
eumstance took place in Richmond Co.
Vrg. few days ago
Archer Hoskins, who a few years ago
served year or more in the penltentiary
house, for crimes not necessary TO name
in this place, was again committed to
the Jail of King and Queen coun,y-and
has been in close confinement for more
than twelve months. a few days ago
the guard went in as usual, to see II all
was well within--whcn Hoskins dextc-
rously jumped out the door, turned the
key on all the guard, and walked off.
Having thus sported while with the
guard, he returned, unlocked TIC door,
gave up the key, and again resumed his
prison abode. So much for guard, be.
ing eft their guard
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03
Hardvare, Cutlery, Ship Lhandley, ,U'e.
WIN. II. RATHBONE,
offers for safe at his Store, head of
Packet Ifharf.
NIIAND MIC I<nt,ie orI simple


OUADRANTS, double ard single
observation. Bra IS and Wood Compasses )
Spy Glasses; Gases Of Mathematical. Instruments
parallel rules, Scales snd Diyiders NayigstorS ana
Coast Pilots; Charts patent bsf.hour Glasses ;
Log glasses, Bunting and SHIPS colours; quliis'
writing, letter aud log paper ink powder tordsge
OF a sizes twne house, cabin. paint and SCRUB
brushes ;.brooms cabin mops log reels and chis |;
deep and hand eads hand pumps, serving
mailcts; blocks and hanks; japan lamps and iced
grs, horn and tin lanterns knives and forks nm
ns Of ali kinds screws; brass and iron istches
cocks coffee mills jack and pen knives, Spoons
cooks ladies' and torfentorsj axes, hatchets, ham
mers. japan and n'trumpets, chisels, sugurs, hies
saws, barpoons and grains, fish hooks, sail needles
ana palms, leather, shesthing paper, caulking IRONS
aud maiels; marlin spikes iron shOvels; ships
srcspers, gimblets, pump and clapper nails, slates
and pencils, spanish bro wn, red lead tin, irsn and
stone ware patent deck lights brass pump boxes,
wrought and cut nails brads and tacks of all sizes,
tile glue, chalk birthstone. lampback, oars, band
spikes, Tar, Pitch, Turpentine and Rosin oakum
with full assortment OF every articles usually call
ed for in Hardware and Ship Cbsndlery store
O. Persons wishing Quadrants and Cqynpssses
repaired, can leave them a, the above storA where
thcy will be attended 10. Newport, June Ia
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lHE NOLArIL r. AROM ATTIC
SNUFF, for Head. hehe s. Catarrh.
ECoMNENDED by Doct. wArRaHocss,
N now constantly kept for saie by
May 10. 1920. SAMUEL w. NiNsON'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

Charcoal, pulverized and taken in-
wardly either in milk or in any other man.
ner, tends to remove almost any disease
"to which flesh is heir" Even the most
dangerous diseases have been successful.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

The Canlesier.-Unhappy is that NOR
tai who has imbibcd love for play; so
powerful is seductive passion, that every
consideration Of propriety, affection, con-
sangninity, friendship and virtue falls be-
fore thi, all destroying leviathan, the off
spring Of sordid avarice, which, swallow
ing all the nob'er sensations OF the soul,
robs Justice of her balance, Valor Of her
sword, and Pity of her tear. The pro-
tossed gNmestcr feels no conmisseratin &
pangs for the wild spreading ruin his ia
vorite vice occasions--lIe views with
hardened calosity and freezing apathy,
the wrctchcd man he has dcspoiled,
wr,thing under the tortures of self con-
dcmnaiion, agonizcd by the stings of re-
morse, that goad him OIL to desperation,
as he rejects on returning to the wife he
loves, whom he has made beggar--
and how he shall receive the innocent ca
rcsses of her children, BY his pcrnicious
vices, deprived OF the inheritance of their
lorclathers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

7hc Parasite Plam There is a
plant in the Wes, Indies, called the Gar
agaa'a, which chpgs round the tree that
Is nearest its roots; and soon gaining the
ascendant, covers the branches with for
eigu verdure, robs them of nourishment,
and at last DESTROYS its supporter.
The distinguishing characters of the
Caraeuafa are not confined to the vege-
table kingdom, nor peculiar to any eli.
mate-They are found in the human
species, and may be observed in every
country. The monarch who exalts his
own power, by the debasement OF the
people, from whom it is derived; the
statesman. who builds his greatness on
the ruin of his country; and the profit
gate youth, whose extravaganza reduces
TO pcnury too induIgent father; all be-
long to the class oi the Caragaa,a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

Mr.. BALDWIN moved 10 amend the PROPOSE
ton OF Mr.. Taylor,sv as that no motion for
ADJOURNMENT should he in order, after any one
subject has been under consideration for three
days, until the hour of five shall have arriv-
ed. This amendment, however, did not sue
teed aud, finally, Mr. TAyLoR's motion was
agreed To. SO the House hereafter meets at
IL O'clock.
MILITARY APPROPRIATION BILL
The House thcu resolved itself into a com
miitec nj the whole Mr.. LITTLE in the chair,
CA the biii making appropriations for the sup
port OF the Military Establishment for the
year 1892. A good dead Of discussion took
place on this bill: aud, ut late hour, the
blanks having becn filled, the bill was report
ed by the committee of the whole 10 the
bouse; and, without deciding thereon, the
House adjourned, at D O'Clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

recomm.tment OF tic billj-and WAS ,ieci,icd
in the affirmative, by yeas and nays, % To 20.
The ratio being blank, the question was
taken on filing it with ~ 900. and was decid-
ed in the negative, without debate, by yeas
and nays--aycs Is. noes 81.
Mr.. FiNpLAy moved to fiji the blank with
$1,000.
Mr.. EAyoN moved $4,000.
Mr.. BAReoUR, inasmuch as Il large ratio
could not he obtained, was disposed 10 take
such an one as would preserve the old states
their present representation and therefore
moved 80, 800.
MIR. Rooney moved 1000.
Mr.. HOLMES, OF Maine, moved $1,000.
Mr.. JoHNsON, of Lou. moved : 900.
MIR. ELLI"rT, nj Geo. moved 10000.
The question was taken lirst on IL 900, and
negatvcd-aycs 10.
Thenumber 10000 was also rejec;ed-ayes
II.
The number IS, 600 was also rejectcd--ayes
II. noes ct.
Mr. EAroN moved $4,000, (which was also
rejected-ayes 8.
The question was taken on Al 900, and also
reiected--ayes IL.
The question WAS next taken on SO, 500, and
also uegativcd-ayes IS.
The number 3S, 900 was then tried, on mo-
ton Of Mr. BARBoUR, and lOst--ayes 10.
The humber $1,000 was next tried, aud re-
iected.
The question was then taken on $4,000,
and also ncgatived, without count
On motion Of Mr.. HoLMEs, Of Maine, the
vote on striking out the ratio of 10000, was
then re -considered-ayes o.; and
The question beng again put on striking
out the ratio of 10000, (as the bin came from
the other House,)it was decided, by yeas and