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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
TO NIL HHO.H TT .M.iY COACER.Y.
NOTICE
is HEREBY GIVEN

IS HEREBY GIVEN
TNiATI intend apply 10 the Court sf Common Pleas
To be held at New Castle in and for the county of New
Castle, Monday the 9Th day Of January next tor c,n.
mission to " mark, bound and establish my land situate
Red Lion hundred and county aforesaid, adjoining lands
Samuel Crow, Decd heirs Of Alexander amison, decd,
John L. Shuster, the State road heirs of Henry Fronbu
ger, Decd and Eliza Grnage agreeable to an act the
General Assembly of the State Of Delaware in such
made and provided. WILLIAM VANDEGRIFT
Oct /, 1928. 6O-5m
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Private Sale.

A FARM in New Castle hundred, containing from IFS
"a TO 100 acres, 90 Of which is meadow Of the first quail
~ ~ woodland, the remainder excellent arabic land
This farm lies the main road from Wilmington to New
Castle half way between the places. On the premi.
ses are good frame dwelling house stories,
a moor with kitchen, and pump at the door young and
,hrNng apple orchard This property eligible situa-
ton for person disposed to attend market For terms
apply TO
lNGEBER BRYAN,
At George Clark's, Red Lion Hundred.
November 10, 1893. Oft.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
BY DAVID c. WILSON SHERIFF

ID virtue of writ of ais avap facas TO me directed,
I'D will be exposed to public sale, the house Of John
Grow, in New Castle hundred, Friday the 26h day of
December inst at o'clock, p. NJ. All that Messuage
Plantation and tract of Land situate lying and being on The
North side of2d Drawers creek, in ST. Georges hundred
in the county Of New Castle, bounded follows beginning
at an old corner White Oak standing by the bridge and
running several courses by marked trees thence BY line
dividing this from the lands formerly of James Morris
thence several to the above mentioned white oak
and place Of beginning containing three hundred acres
more less, being the Of land which was sold
and conveyed by David Lewis Mary his wife, TO Alexan
der Armstrong ather of Cornelius Armstrong; and also
certain other piece Of land adjoining the Tract above es
crbed and lying the souh side thereof bounded by
lands ct James Moore and others, containing eleven
and three quarters, less which also purchas
led by the said Armstrong from the above named
David Lewis excepting of the above described tract
Of land part thereof heretofore sold and convened by
said Cornelius TO Robert IIaughey, containing sixty six
acres more or less and certain other part thereof hereto
fore sold and conveyed by said Cornelius unto "a certain
Francis King, containing thirty four less
now in the possession Of John WooG together with ali
and singular the improvements and appurenances there
unto belonging Seized and taken in execution the
property OF Cornelius Armstrong, deed.
New Castle Dec. H. 2cO-4t
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CHEAP BUTTER I

TIME subscriber has Just received 1000 lbs Urine ysOzv
Lancaster Lamp e 1Hb e Goshen Tub e Aee Burrrn,
which he intends dspong of by the single Pound Tub or
Quantity, at the most reduced prices.
JOHN ID. VAUGHAN,
opposite the Lower Market House, Wilmington.
constant supply Of all kinds of Butter can be lad
throughout the winter, by applying ny above,
NOV 25, 1925 95-~.
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NOTICE.

II virtue Of law passed by the Legislature of the
- state OF Delaware, ON the 9th day Of February
1923, have had the Tract or parcel Of land therein
described surveyed and plot of the same made and
returned into the Recorders office at New Castle in
and Tor County for the information Of all per-
who may be concerned DANIEL. MELVIN
APpooanimink Hundred, Nov is, 1923, 93-3mp
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Y virtue of writ Of ycnditioni exponas to me direct
~ ed will be exposed to pubic SALE at the house OF
u. lamborn, Wilmington, in Chrsana hundred, on Satur-
ia! the 27th day OF December inst. at O'clock p. NJ
The following described lands and cncmens situate y.
ing and being in the hundred Of Brandywne, and county
OF New Castle, TO wit No. plantation or tract of land
adjoining land of Adam Taley, Lewis Talley, and the
tirubb Road, with lpg dwelling house, frame Barn. con.
lalIhg one hundred and thirty or less No.
Ponison Thomas laley and others, with a log dwelling
house, stone and frame arn thereon erected containing
sixty SIX acres more or less No. g. plantation tract OF
land adjoining land Of Clayton Foulk, the Fouk Road
and No 3 with sonG dwelling house, frame barn there
on erected containing twenty less Seized
and taken IN execution IS the property of Ehu Taley
New Castle, Dcc.3 lOO-5t'
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To All Persons Interested.

NOTICE hereby gwen that the subscriber will apply
~ to the Legislature Of the State of Delaware, at Inc
Session in January next for Law authorizing him to sci,
the land and Mills late the property of Joseph IIasett
Esq. deceased, situated in the County of Sussex.
Is. POTTER.
Nov. H. 1925 Q2-13t
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N tAe comt Of Chancera IF e sats ef Lklsg1e u eni

In tie Court Of Chancegef the State Of Dsesae, and
fir Susser county.
Between David Conwell, james Peery0
(snn Of James,) David Hazard, Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, Robert
and Joseph Perry infants, by their
next friend Robert Hunter, and James
PceY, Mary Eliza, Sarah Hester and
William II. Peery, infants by Robert
iiu m , WIN usrla o0"Iu MamS Bill in Eq
his wife, John M'Whoror and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segars, Frances
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levina, Aletta,
Mary, William and Reuben Turner.
defendants.
Upon the petition of James Peery, (son of James, anu
one of said Complanans this day presented to 'nc
Chancellor and upon reading affidavit, whereby Sr
pears, That on the Sls day OF july 1898, an order VI wa
Court made, by which the said Aetta, Mary, WllHa",
and Reuben Turner, defendants aforesaid were ordea
to appear in this Court AID in this Cause, on certain u
therein mentioned, that the Compliments Bill, heu
this cause should be taken pro confesso and that soU
OF said Order should be published, in the newspapers anu
within and for the time therein mentioned ana ot ."
much appears that the name of Levlna turner, WV
Of said defendants omitted in said ORDER and thS w.
has not been published therein directed, ana VIC
publication thereof would not have answered we Pn
for which ii obtained, is therefore prayed Va Nv
SAID order may be revoked, and that another order
made for appearance and publication, which the Csne
holds reasonable and doth order accordingly, ana %
fourteenth day of November, in the year OF our Lou
thousand eight hundred and twenty three, on alua ',
the said James Peery, that the said cvina, Ale'a S 10
William and Reuben Turner, defendants did ana sun hat
reside out of this State Ordered by the Chancellor ,I;
The said defendants do appear in this Court and IN om .
Cause, the first Monday Of March next or 'h W.,
painants Bill filed in this shall be taken Jar
conesso and is further ordered that copy OF
Inserted within thirty days from this date IN te his
man, published in the Borough Of Wilmington, !" rmb
state and in the Democratic Press for the Country! e
shcd in the City of Philadelphia, and ~ tach e a, nib
nlhlsheu for three months next attcT 70
ication NICHOLAS RIDGELY, ChAncen0'
The State If DeiGssare,
SusSeT County, TO ~b: c,os
sEAL.] Jehu Stocky, Register of the Court @ County
Gerry of the State of Delaware in and for SUISSE
aforesaid DO hereby certify that the above and
is true copy Of the order made in the above caI anil
In testimony whereof have herenno SET NJ Iowp
affixed The seal of the Court Of Chancery at oeo'S'
this fifteenth day of November. 1928. D.. r c.
JEIIU STOCkLEY, neg, oS m
Nov. q, 1921 -
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

WAS lost or taken about the 18th inst. a SILVER
w WATCH the makers name Robt Roskell Liver
pool its number GIG patent lever minute hand bro
ken at the end Any person returning this watch to the
subscriber in Wilmington, shall the above reward
and no questions asked ZiBA FERRIS.
Wilmington, 10Th mo- 23d, 1898 80
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NOTICE

rs hereby given all whom it may concern oia a at
Ip sesson he sa ss mcx supplement to AZ M, Oh
Law or new law, for the Improvement ., .e IN Nor.
Cripple and low Ground, aud making new Mow Case
ris's Branch, in Appoquinimink hundred, PIERCE.
County, State of Delaware. AEhahA" o4-12t
Smyrna, Nov. 17th, 1928.
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NOTICE.

~ persons indebted TO the estate of C;abreJ Shad
N late of the Borough Of Wilmi on dec are REQUEST
Gu TO make immediate payment, and those having claims
to presen. them for settlement to
18th mo, 25. 1928. o5Mot
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REMOVAL.
THE subscriber has removed his Store 10
No. -, Market Street.

Zone door below his former sand His stock being con
sideraby enlarged, comprises general assortment Of
Cutlery Paints, Oil, Wndow-Glass, Plated
Coach and Gig Mounting saddlery, Looking Glasses,
Walters, Carpenters Planes and other Tools.
Also,-Cover, Timothy Herd and Orchard Grass seed.
JOSEPH GRUBB.
Wilmington, 10Th mo. 9, 1898 82-tf
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NOTICE.

4FO To II.
A III. persons indebted to the estate of DIR. JOSEPH
N DEPUY, dec late of the Borough of Wilmington,
either by bond, note otherwise particularly request
ed to settle the same and hose who may have legal de.
mands against said estate present them duly athenti.
Gated for settlement, TO ABRAHAM Ewes, Admir-.
Oct. 10, 1922 82-3mp
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Cheap Groceries. &c.

Every article in the above line can be had at the most
reduced prices, Of
]. d. VAUGHAN,
East Secondstreet, opposite the Lower Market, vii
mington, Del.
Nov. 4.
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
DR.. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine.

Price so cents per box,
These pills will be found the most safe, eFectua and
pleasant physc ever offered Being composed entirely OF
vegetable materials the, do not predispose 10 take cola
and may be taken any time, and by females in all crcum
stances they give an appetite, assist digestion, and carry
OFT All crutcs from the stomach. II taking cold atew
q these pills are taken going bed they win operate
KINDLY tile next day and carry off any bad effects Of such
cud. EZRA DrAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-13
NEW ARRANGE4fj.N'r

/ TNIrEp STATES MAIL Stage rran r, c,lerichsbursr
~ Ia iia"x cp'rihouse. Va. passing through the enun
,e' q" Sp"ii>rfhnha Louisa H"hchiini, Cnmberlaud p
r"w"fd ana Charlotte, Ia Halifax crossing the
James river At Carsrsviic, Cumberland country ard run
Edward county. 49,
The present prorrrors in order retrieve the -hsrac-
YER oi t iine, and 10 the comfort and safety al
PASSENGERS, have procured sniabie guud
AN" skhi, accommodating ard sobsr drivers. Aeithec
trouble nor expense has been spared they have now
'he pIeNAure 81 informing the public every thing ia
conducted win order and punciusiity.
''tance from Fredericksburg, (rud course from,
washington ciiv n prpporiiri m North aud South
caohiA, ueo'gia ai+i Aia'ami 1, much shorter this
49, va" any "ther The county ,....-si which s
Passes Is pleasant aud hea gene,
rny Ver good, and 'r charges Sufficient time is
allowed Tor Test and rclfesl;mpnt
AHRA \GEMtNT.
b'''e frtOrrtc1siure every Tuesday s o>-lscL A.
Nryc NJ Halifax q. h. every Friday afe, n,,,- cave
i'-'k g. w. every Saturday o'clock A. Nj Arrive nc
fredericksburg every Taesdar morning
p ss 80 miles. Fare through IA any inter-
Fredericksburg December IS.
IL Tie continiaou of this line from, f,,.-,
mouse, "r""gh Salem Salisbury, &c Grurria and Ala
baIna, y, we understand, weii comduct ed f5-vax
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The Judge or Judges to have an annual ,a-

The Judge or Judges TO have an annual sa-
larry or p.f 'i.ctn aiiiNatre; aud the clerks Of
the counties To act as clerks Ia these courts.
The expenses attending these courts uisb
he drfraysd by a tax ON The proceedings "t
the court, al by The County levy: az ~ amy
Other way which may be devised 10y the Lee
gislaiure.
sdo not presume Ia prescribe th" provisions
nf u scheme ar system al this sort. Su.n dr
tails belong tn The Legislature. ifihey cii""s.
"a adopt il. The present system il mos, OPP
prcssi'ely defective aud AN! change must be
for the better.
Such a system ms have proposed, would hc
productive of nauy good eGActs. Ii would
render the duties of executors, administrators,
and guardians more easy it would ensure to
infants and heirs the property they are emil
tied to; and would break mp the present eX-
pensi,e and tedious process of all settlement,
of accounts connected with those subjects.
hope this subject will meet the attention
of the Assembly, and that some of the active
aud intelligent members will make the Effort
To ameIiorate the present truly deplorablc Ju-
risprudence of these subjects.
A Sufferer by The Present System.
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VIEWS IN PENNSYLVANIA.



AT 8 O'Clock this day, the names OF TN q
Representatives of the State Legislature, 100
in number were called over, and 90 were found
present. The House proceeded To The election
ola Speaker, and on the FIRST ballot Joseph
Lawrence of Washington county WAS elected.
having 48 out of IL Democratic votrs. The
votes stood as follows:
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son inu h"nr"" Ia the char, and the object
serm- To be Ia recommend n congress
sionad caucus. | have bu little doubt that
these prnripIrs Will retain their u,ceudancy
the state; aud that its Drmocrac,
wili reuiaiu sound TO tn" cnr.."
\ correspondent o!ihr Charleston Civ Gazette
w.t.. i''lm C"unhia "n Iho 2 that Gu j., kson
'ad oni'' '"iv At =" 'h" Chncus. H. ,n.nks no
c"'rrc nn' iu>i"n i- drown uf the votes of The
p'rplo "f tic STATE Gnm the noiinnon of NJ, (,,l-
n"un Ihii ~ is clear, Al '~ NOT substitute
tahn.r 'Ckson or Calhoun will receive The
'oe, "i ,. C'tnlih. an u Jeff leo the nrope IL l.
,e'y uncertain Which woui h- ,h- n,,u," &c
We understand, th.J W"tlirrd, charged
with robbery Of the pnst .aice at Ncwhrin.
stands committed upon the warrant of IA singh,
magistrate that uhiir the agent of the Gene.
al Past Office remained in Montgomery, HE
Magistrates convened for the purpose ofernm-
ining the accused, but after some consultation
upon he subject, concluded that they had no
jurisdiction over the case, and would nu.
sit upon il. The state court will meet in
January; when, if they conclude I" take cog
nzance of the case, hr Nil be brought forth fn,
examination: otherwise, he must wait the dis
erection of Judge Jackson, of ibe u. s. court.
The agent has sent ON an affidavit of these
facts Ia judge jackson for his information.
We advise The " Y. American &c tn correct
lis cako'ogy,' the next time it crticises the
course "f other papers How 80 we interfere
with the " state-concerns" of N.Ysrk, when we
suggest that one of her citizens will probably
be candidate for the first Office in the gift of
The nation ? In that office, we have some CON
Germ, rs we'll as citizen of N. York-t is "A
concern not of one state, but of the whole u
States. When we see il stated in three uf
the N. York papers-in some Of the Ohm pa
pers-and derive the same suggestion from
oralinformation, that Mr. Clinton will be can
d'date for the chair, what professions do we
manifest TO an intimacy WI II The politics" Of
N. York, ar 10 AN interference" with her CON
Germs ?-lf we are wrong in onr idea +; if Mr..
Clinton Is not about tn enter on the Olympic
course, the N. Y. American would show
more good sense and good breeding, in cor
recftng, than murmuring at, this suggestion.
It's clear, that one asp'rant only he elected
ouf ni the i've or six who nanird-AnI vet the
Trends oi most of 'hcm are, affect he
gune about the success of their fnvoriie For ~
stance, we received. on the same tenue the Prori-
dence Journal III ,h- 4'h containing az Eo ial s.-
culation-and u Charleston Mercury OF the 6,h NV
ng an extract Of eue, from B,i,imorc az the ooh
uli.-Let US place their assertions, SIDE Inv side
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CASH SALE


=" decd OF tru>r executed hy John Hall IN
Tue s"uscribrri 5r,rne date the I0,i cay of March
l"S' ahd d"Iy recorded IN the GIouoesr comfy
Tor th- purpose of securing T. Scott The payn.nf
oi rerIn sam "t money inthe said deed -toned shall
next TAR day thereer Sunda, exempted ~ the onrtlo
o 'he SAM county roceeI sell tor ready money ihe
inquest bidder The ing property wit: Six iu 'r.
ann MY acres q land whereon the said Hall resides Asn
me following neer" slaves ~ Wit: James Daniel au.es
Mary Hannoph, ltie' and ROSE increase al de
itmi"S thereof The title to the above mentioned poprr
~ Is undoubtedly good hut tine ier chis only convey
such DIS Is vested ia him by The
TIL q. AMOkf, Trustee.
G'onc">eT Courthouse. Dec. 64--is
ANAh AY rou tbesr scrirT IN The ~ Oil of a. mir
~ irenth "i oci"ler 1928 negro men ISAAC, and
" 'iLiS. Isaac Is twenty-five yenis age !.aek com
prM"n straight made, nearly iN fret high.si tier. ,s
Whri spoken io quick, had round ON. nf
n"" III" size "i ninrpence aud lumt.S n his
ihr"h' or neck was raised IN Alexandra Hi IA
hno" 'isher" years Of black complexion. Eve iect
h'ne or irtl inches high, rather m made h,, chr
nn"' tue size ot the end cf h finger o on, - hi.
chrek b"nes q tink on the igb;) cccasorc bv and
W" ias-f near Freerichsbire. The nc.rnr bn on
"nrh 'he! wrnt assay coat and ahtauons made on sre
his w'il give reward al fliy dollars Cr b ,,r,e
n'mion at s'it nretoe IWriiy eve for one OF f n
hhen 'nd confined IN any jail / s.r, ,n n,.nin
information gi-eh y Ien,au nj n.rf, ~ n,,
~ Nashville, Ia GEO. 81 d. Edinr OF t,v bot, c',,,
viii he thankfully receive ed. ''
N,..,,,. DAVID HAGDiNG.
----- ., .---.. -. ;. C5Im
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NO1'Il.E

IN the first day of January NEXT at Z,obar;ah Rro,,
~ tavern Ia Manchester, several negroes hired for
the ensuing belon ing estate f John Fore INN
decd-amomg them Is a gosd mill wright 1900
DC. IS. 65----cft IAMEs EQpI ..,,,,-
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Mantlrnl-On FRIDAY cvsup last, IN Caroline County
ov me rev Mr. Mctinre, WtLLtAMR CAWt. -. Ia Mis-
$50 - N
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Rnliiniort Left1r.

Ba'fiuiort Letter.
Ca'houn'S prospects atthis
moment are decidedly better
in New York than those OF
any other candidate.
New jersey is NJ This mo
meni most certainly ia favor
OF MIR. Call,Oaa.
PENNSYLVANIA is nenrl, o.
qnally divided heiwren Cal
houD and Jackson; hui In
that siaIc, Calhoun is rising
rapidly.
In ohm, Mr.. Calhoun il
rising very rapidly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-13

sr"'ns oi the friends of CLAW and j cksnn-As the
friends of Crawford, likewise IRE NIKE very r-
ierent Calculation about New York aud Prunsyiva-
nia--Bni IN the mean time, how sunnsiv does ihis
c"niiare'y "f vews, This pcrnariiv uf feeling s'u~
MS tue necessity of some concern How can one nm
sc elected Ivy the proplc without to, how can the
election he saved from The Ii oi r. acting rs states
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COMMUNICATION.

On Saturday last in the Superior Court of Henco FOR
criminal cases the being of opinion. in conse
1urnce OF the provisions Of uf An
act further To amend The penal laws 'hs comnonu ealt
passed the 9Th Feb 1922 prron indicted ola mis-
emeauor in exhibiting faro bsnkoDe OF malicious stab
bing,-two ofbureary an larseny-nnd fisrccny-a
charged as having been committed previous the day
Of August 1925 be convicted thereof or pun
isbed therefor, the said persons discharged.
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Some Of the papers have Llazune forth 5nother Pirate
Purdoned in the person oi Manuel Caracho Norfolk
anu hint has even been dropped, that il j. time" TO
strip the President al this mar
uon and vest IL IN other hands "iiu Ii the Pre,
dent 10 do Was tue President hang Manuel Caracho
when the very jury who convicted him IA an,
10 the
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preservation OF the ancient landmarks OF
the party, that placed Jefferson, IA Madi
SON aod "a Monroe la the CHAIR, and The object
Seems To be Ia recommend II congress
sionad caucus. !ia,. hu little doubt that
these prnriplrs w' retain their asceudancy
throughout the state; aud that its Democracy
will reuiaiu sound to tn" cure."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-13

In Ohio, opinion Is fast set
Ting down in MIR. As favor,
ana there is every prohnhilr-
~, that Il majority Of the pep
pie will lie for him, should
not MIR. Clinton become a
candidate.
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Providence Journal.
In New fsrk. more than
one third Of tine members
elect arr the open aIi de.
rlared advocates of slr. 4
dams.
n Jersey certain (for A.)
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In Pennsylvania General
Jackson only is before him,
(Sr. AZ
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YESTERDAY, the Speaker laid before the House >,
report from WIN Anderson, Commissioner Of the
ktnHwha road md river uavigauuu, whrh, ON he
rptiVu ~ NJ TDlor was referred to tie Committee
NJ X. and Navigation, aud ordered 10 be pfiafrd
The Pngrnssrd bill creating - nrw comfy out oC
parts oi Munongaia aud Harrison, was taken no. aud
the blanks filled on 'he munon of Mr. Havn,nrd-
The blank iof the nG thc runniS WIS flied viii,
The word HOLugs af,er The gallant Col. Holmes 81 l,n
lost his lils AZ Mackrtc. Tho hdl ril@d rnrfb mach
discussion, IN winch Messrs. Iellet, ~ ., nond Nor
gau, Barton AND Blackburn advocated its passoae /:
aud Mrss's. Watkins, of Gpochlssd, Ryps NJ n .
Pa'icSnn Of q. lIuvie OF Richmond, nnd Graves
Opr0-ed u. Mr.. Patterson 81 Z; called for th~ nyes
a"d Noes. Ayes Is, Noes rs So the bill was re.
jec,sd.
hill for the rrli"r of Robert Damhai WIS repn,,-
cd roin the Conimitce for g. 90 and read The FIRST
time. H. WIS ordered to - second raitiina ayes ~
noes Co. on,l resda sccoad Time Nv irs ue--snd on
Ir. Iylers MOTION made the order of The day for
fnes,lry next
Ms Winston asked Tor leave to brnc IN y liil 10
| Chang The un,e prescribed Ivy hw for tho meet.
| ing 1T he Grnefai Assembly tie briefly stated I'VE
ret-'ns which, induced him to tiok the FIRST Monday
| ~ January preferable 10 the present time. The mo-
posi'Fpn WIS, OF mUiion Of NJ. Graves, lad 90 the
| taiie.
| Sundry rcpois from committees, bills, resolution,
| md ponious, were before tie House, q notice oi
which vii he taken hereafter.
|
The Senate haze sI!ounea lill The Isl Of Jasusry