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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-24
PUBLIC UTILITY.

.NEV and USEFUL ESTABLISHMENT
vESE subscribers having been for many weeks past fire.
D. quenty applied to for information to what real
tate was for sale in the Borough its neghborhood the
surrounding country without being able to give the desr
ed information, have opened Public Record Register
where all those who have houses and lots for Sale Rent
in the Borough of Wilmington, houses and farms for
Sale Rent, Shares, the country, invited to
Register them, and all those DESTROYS of Purchasing
Renting houses plantations, requested TO call and
examine the Register. The great benefit this establish
men may be those who have houses and lands
or dispose Of and the accommodation it will be to such
to purchase rent property-must be evident TO all
is timely thought Of and adapted, and is probably the first
evidence Of the benefit to be expected from the
plated Canal the application for information about pro-
pery in Delaware, would otherwise it is presumed be
frequent. The expense of describing and registering
in neat ample manner all real estate whether houses
ands will be but trAng, say so cents for each property
for sale or rent and for examining the Register which
promises contain much valuable information, only 10 IL
cents.
Every attention will be paid the purchase and sale
real estateand Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages and every
cessary written document will be executed with accuracy
and despatch, Iye professional gentleman well quail
flied inspect title Deeds and examine the records Of the
courts is engagedand the subscribers believe the esab
lshment will be useful onet is at least under that i'm
preston offered for public encouragement
I HOPE & Co.
Dec I6 1929. 9 No 90 Market ST.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

gravel in pi, peariy opposi.ethe Mar.
qpis of Granby's pubhr house, r'.-'
Res ding. England discovered tie 81. !.
eions OF at least IS human bodies: sad
- they proceeded in their sxesv atiol.s
Uncovered more. Fr "A the manner
IN which the bodies appeared to have
been heaped together, there can be lit
tie doubt but that they are the remains
of an srmy--aud it 10 most probable OF
that commanded by the Earl Of Esssx.
during the period of the rebellion-as
It appears from Lord Clarendon. that
in the early part Of 1888 the Earl
marched from Windsor with On army
OF sixteen thousand loot and above three
thousand horse.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22
Fresh Teas,

Fresh Teas.
IEHiS day landing from, the sloop
L Cbauncy, Nichols, from New York,
chests imperial Tea)
10 half chests do do
20 ten catty boIes Co Of the car.
boxes, each 60 2 ID. goes OF the
cannisters lea sship London
2chests gunpUwder do Trader, CT
hall chests do do | tizeD, 4 Sa-
81 ten catty boxes do yahnah.
5 boxes each cont'g 20
cams. oil e ID. each "a .
For sale by S. MESSERSMITH.
Who has N store
IS chests young Tyson tea, Beavers
cargo, imported 10 March last. and
OF fine quality -.
II ha chests gunpowdsr do William 4
James cargo
NAV 22 a.,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22
For NeW-YOrk.

III, The regular packet sloop CHAUN N.
~ CEY, VIM. n. Nichols, master,
will be readv to load in three days--for
freight or passage having excellent accom-.
modaiions, apply on board, or to
ROBINSON 4 SHlNN,
may a2 VoweIl's wharf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22
Notice.

Fire In,xraaci Company Of Alsrandria.
YNHE stockholders are hereby notified,
i thata dividend Of 80 cenis per share,
on each shsfe Of stock held by them. pro-
fits Tor the last SIX months. 10 this Day dc.
ciared, which will be ready 10 be paid
them on Saturday, the 8th !nssao'.
Alexandria, lst Nay, 1884.
The notes Tor the unpaid part ot the ca
pirsi {beiHg IS dollars per share will be
renewed Tor 6 ms0ths, iron The bib inst,
pay 4 ia"aH
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22
Married,

10 this town, on the 18th inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Norris, 1t. DAVID VAN Ness,
of the U. S. army, 10 JULIA ANS ELIZA,
youngest daughter OF VIM. Yealon, Esq.
ii this place.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22
RlNE LIST.

ARkIVED-May FL.
sloop. CbauDcey, Nichols, 6 day, from
New York; luli freight to merchants OF
the district.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

Twenty Dollars Reward.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, Iiv-
II ing in Prince William county. Va.
near Occoquan, on Friday 30th April last,
. negro man oamed
10 E,
calls himself Joe Clark, feet 7 or 8
inches high; . dark mulatto; has large
eyes, thin 1issge, and bad one OF bis ieks
broken, supposed 10 be the lett, which
causes BIN 10 limp when walking; bstweea
Is and 50 yrars Of age; bad on a country
cloth jacket aud trowsers. ] will give
the above reward Tor appfebending said
runaway and con6ning BIN 50 thstl get
bun again, and reasonable charges u
brought home.
GTMasters OF vessels and others are
cautioned against carrying of or harbor-
NAV isIsw GERHARD MASON.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

The lsboorets smpIossd by the trus.
.ess II the turnpiks read, n dISS'oS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22
Consulate ollie u S Of ydmerica:
BARBADOS, lst May, 1874 }

BARBADOS, lst May, fof4}
slR--By directions Of the Lords
Commissioners of bis Majesty's GUS
toms, received this day, vessels Of the
United States entering here, will DO al.
lowed to land any part Of their cargoes,
and to carry tho remainder to another
port if entered for exportstion--s duty
il collected only on such part - may
DO landed. This regulation is entirely
different from tho one heretofore, and
will, it is conceived, somewhat aid our
trade to tho Colonies.
lam sir, your o6edient servant,
JOHN M'KANKEY,
Cons. Commercial Agent.
RIO tho Editor OF the Baltimore Pataot
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22
George il. llu&y,

George. u. iiuHey,
u EsPECTFULLY informs bio friends
II and the public, that be has re com,
menced his Tavern, where he iosnerly
kept, on The east side Of Royal Street.
q few doors north VI the City Hotel; wners
be will be ready to serve those thai may
favor him With their custom. His bar is
furnished With as good liquors as eau BIZ
bad in the district.
.y have 10 let Z small two story
4n frame dwelling houses, at The love
ysSsier end Of Royal street.
a. may i8 St
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

VTHE Council will sit IS q Court OF Ap.
L peals, at the council chamber. on the
Sd, 4th, and 9th days Of June next iroh
10 o'clock until Of each day.
|. P. THOMPSON, c. C.
may 22 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

The brig Telemsch Us. 81 days
from Tampico, arrived at HoIme'. Hole
brings information, that on the eth A.
pril. Dart Of tho town of TsmPico was
destroyed by Gre, caused BY design,
which created considerable confusion
among the iahabisaoss.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

.Leesburg Turnpike Road.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ an election will be held ., the Court
House in Leesbure, on SATURDAY the 18th
day OF June next, for the election OF a
President, Four Directors, and . Tr.a.
surer OF the Lessburg Turnpike Road
Company. Tor Twelve. months thereafter.
+. X. MOTT, Treasurer.
NAV i8-te
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

The very age and body ofthe time.
His form ard pressure.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22
Sugar.

Sugar. =.
Y bhds. prime Barbados sugar, landing
tins morning, from sIoop Chauncey, on
VoweI!'s wharf, and tor sale by
ROBERT l. WHITE.
may 22 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

-, :. Co.say Of AIezandria-
lanes BARR has applied to the hon:
u William Crsnch, chief judge u. the
United States Circuit Court, Of lhe Dis..
trict OF CoIumbjs,. TO be discharged from
imprisonment, under the ACT for the rs'tet
Of jnsoiyenl debtors within the District Of
Columbia, On The frst Monday Of June
he,t. at 8 O'Clock, A, N. at the Court.
House III Aipxandria, when and where bit
creditors are required to attend.
NAV Is EDM. ]. LEE, &C.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22
may ss
Fashionable Summer Hats

Fashionable Summer Hats.
Tbe subscriber respect.
On fully informs his custo- CD
mers, and the public ge-
- nerally, that he 10 now
making elegant DRAB HATS, Of supe,
rior quality, and Of the latest fashion, that
are equal il not superior 10 any offered TOT
sale in the district; they are warranted
water proof, and # they should get out Of
shape be will at any time dress them gratis.
FINE BLACK HATS OF the various
qualities, and low price drab and black
bats. all OF which will be sold on pleasing
terms.
Those that purchase BY wholesale, will
have liberal allowance made them, aud
would d. we'll to LaIl before they pur.
chase. THOMAS L. mAkTlN.
may22 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

For Freight,
81 The superior Sehoopsi Bet.
M sey, Johr TIllon, master, burthen
about 1900 bLls. and will in lew days be
ready to load. She would take freight to
the West Indies, or soasl~is.. Apply 10
JOHN H. LADD l. Go.
Who have for sale, on board said vessel.
from ST. Andrews,
1856 tons plaster paris
l58 grind stones. may Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22
Congress Spring Water.

I Hts sprung Was discovered abou: -
I Yeats sgp-ii issues from smsI, ..
Y. r,rre in Tie rock, At the loot oil .beaa-
tiui little cascade, the stream oi winch
ri.ss about fifty rods west Of it. The ct.
ieci produced by this water is that Ut
calhasiic or diuretie, which leaves alter is
operation 10 increased degree Of appetite
Tor TODD, without the lsngour incident to
medicine. 10 ill chronic cases. where
The treatment should be mild. ibis water
is recommended, IS well as diseases OF
the liver, and other complains arising
IRON the habitual use Of ardent spirits. or :
long residence in hot climates. Ihe tenn
peraturs, BY Farsnheit, is 6O degrees.
The following analysis gives The contents
oil one gallon, or 2Sl cubic iuches Of water.
Muriate 81 Soda, Alb
Carbonate OF Lime, l10.4J6
Carbonate OF Soda, lob
Carbonate Of Msgnssia, 8 366
Carbonate Of lrUn, 6it8
Total. s7s grs:
Carbouic acid gas, 343 cubic inches.
The above water is sold by
JOHN H. RUNNELLS,
N. B. ThiS invaluable water has been
carefully bottled aud cOrked with The oest
velvet corks 1t The spring, SO that il retains
all its qualities may ri
James G. i Robert Barry
II AVE just received an additional sup
IL ply Of,
Neat and Seasonable .artictes,
which renders their present stock Of gaod$
very complete, sli oil which will be sold
low tor Cash. 49,.
Our customers who are in want Of GOOD
IRISH LINENS, eaB be served iih that
article on the most reasonable terms.
NAV 20 u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

On the 18th inst. there was snow in
Boston, and the same nigh frost ct con-
siderable severity. Il is helieVet that 1t
viii 10 10 injury to the early crop.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

prus, Chaddock, 81 days IRON Messina,
anG 40 from Gibraltar: Lett at Gibraltar,
Is, April, U. S, trigste Constitution
A French triKale arrived at Gibrsltar I'd
OF April, IRON Algiers, With ak the Spa
nish prisoners taken by the Algernes' ihe
difference between ,he Spaniards and a.
gerines having been settled. The Alge'
rines had taken all their vessels OF any
consequence into sboal water, and strip
ped them. lSMTio''
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-22

tCles, but not 10 such an amount as 10
make them prohibitory, or oppressive in
their operation. The objection to the Prin-
ciple Of the bill in the Southern country. =
III soG,e OF the commercial districts, will still
nave their original force; but those which
are founded on approximations OF its prac
teal operation will not, we think, be
realized.
As the duties are NOT so far increased as
10 amount to prohibition, the effect OF the
bill will be, after this year, 10 add to the
,eyenue an amount, vsrIOusly stated, OF
;som one to tour millions of dollars. We
20 not much W ant the revenue, but by this
edition the government will be able so
much more rapidly to reduce the national
aebt, aud thus to prepare the nation more
.:nly 10 bear up against adverse cireum-
: taees, should is have again % encoun.
it. them, as il has done heretofore.
BY the passage Ut this act, We shall De
greatly disappointed II one important good
as not been accomplished, VIZ: the salts
isiug the petitions and wishes OF large
s'urlioa of our fellow citizens, who have
heen induced, By reasoning which We
Fever could follow, TO believe that such a
,.sssure as the adoption OF new Tariff
MS inseparsbly connected With our ma
,'onsi independence. II may be IaIrly
resumed, now that The Tariff IS settled for
nsny Years. and il IL a subject OF coogra.
'aiation, that, being settfeds the revision
-, approached 30 nearly 10 the bean ,deaI
- jIlicioas' one. Ib'a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-09
SKETCH

0fhte remarks nsnde by.E. II. Claiborne, Esq.
in The Senate Of pirginia, in opposition to tie
motion to strike Dntri}ie from he bill erte1d-
ing The charter ofhs Farmers Bunk Of Pa.
Mr.. Claiborne said he considered this bill az
making strong appeal to the justice and goo !
sense OF the Senate, and he trusted no stepwoulI
be taken that might endanger its passage. He
regretted that this motion had been made, an !
he lamentcd sincerely the strong language usci
in supporting it. If improper means had been
resorted to, having in view the coercion of the
bank to location of part ofit5 capital at Dan
vile, nc did not know 1.-THE consent of the
stockholders, 10 that effect, was voluntary, and
ne believed that the public mind was satisfied,
that the wealth Of the country around Dan
VILE, the commercial advantages that place en-
Ioyed, being on the bank of safe and nayiga-
bic river and the value aud amount of the pro-
ducts Of the earth, would make the coatempla-
ted location popular with the people, and profit
able to the bank. Born in Virginia, Mr.. G.
sail his attachment to every part of thestatc was
hesame. He looked with the same pleasure
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-09
FARMERS BANK.

On Saturday, in tho II. of ID. the Bill extending
the charter of the Farmers Bank of Va. was fin al
.ly passed by majority of 10. We propose in
shor, time to review the proceedings of the House
OF Delegates, this subject, and space, from the
number of Accommodations we have agreed to pub
lish to-day, is abundant, we shall content
selves with giving the Ayes and Noes on the final
question, which was OH rec dn;s rom the previous
disagreement to the amendment of the Senate. We
more congratulate the friends of great Uu-
versity, which is to perpetuate Virginia principles,
and the fame of the sage who originated it, the
prospects Of speedy and extensive usefulness, which
have so suddenly opened upon it. 1t is believed
that there will he difficulty in obtaining from the
government of the U. States, recognition of more
than enough of the claim owing TO Virginia, to CO.
yer the amount OF the bonus-and consequently that
the board of Public Works, will be justified under
the law, in loanins the $4,000 to the purposes of
the University.
AYES-Gordon, Randolph, Mann, Cooke, Gar
land, Crawford, Stewart, Colston, Robinson, Brock
enridgc, Taylor Nj MILAN OF Brooke, Putteson, an
cey, Goggin, Campbell, Evcret,jr MAllister, VIII,
son of Campbell, Dickinson, Parker, Darlington of
Charlotte, Hill, Turner, Thompson OF Fairfax, Moore
OF uo Marsnall, )r. faunIlerOy, fayue, SeNtonBar-
ton, Watkins of Goochl'd. Oglesby, Mays of Green
hrier, eiskell of Hampshire, King of do. Davis Of
Hanover, Van Meter, Burton, Bouldin, Wilson of
Kenahwa,, Reynolds, Carter Of King George, Gil
mour, M MILAN of Lee Bland, Striblins, Daniel of
Louisa, Banks, Briggs, Thomas, Newman, Patter-
son of Mathews, Morgan, ,Ednundson, Gustn, Hun
ter, Rves, r, of Nelson, Lee, Thompson of orfok,
Faris, Davis of Orange, Mallory, Cabell, Witcher,
Watkins, of Powhatan, Old, linn, Ward, Wood
house, Foster, Marteney, Carter of Richmond Bow
yer, Bare, Rinker, jr. Thornton, Mason of Stafford,
Daniel of do. George, Delashnutt, Russell of Tyler,
Fulton, Hungeriord, Jett of Westmorcland, Chap
man, Lnyall, Spooner, Harve.
NAYS-Dfumtnond, Fletcher, Legrand, Booker,
Valentine, jr. Mayse of Bath, Blackburn Read, Ar
instead, Dromgoole, Harvey of Chal't. Branch, An
derson of Ches'fd Wilson of Cumo. Miller, Wynn,
Ross, Cotton, Collier, Galloway, Snidow, Smith,
Morriss, Bryce, jr. Hail, Macn, Peasants, Morris
of Hanover, Sedan, King of Henry, Holleman, Pur-
die, Henley, Kirby, Davenport, Slaughter, HARDWOOD,
Pollard of King and Queen, Hooe, Aylett jr. Fish
CT, Alexander, Pcete, Jesse of Middesex, Healey
Dunlop, yass, Crockett, Sherrard, Murdaush, Chris
tian. Nottingham, Graves, Dunton, Jones of Fem
dieton,. Dice, Gillland, Sigler, Watkins of Prince
Edward, Dupuy, Rives of p George, Colley, Da-
niels, Bramhan, White, Caldwell, Jesse OF RUSSELL
Wilcox, Kilsore, jr. Mason of Sussex, Harrison of
do Peery, Carey, Jones, jr. of Warwick, Bradley,
Prentis, Saunders, Frie, Jones OF York, Russell of
do. Moody.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-09
WARD ELECTION.

VIE Eiecton Tor Common Council-,nen in the
IL several Wards n the CITY al R;,bmorJ lii
ne neid on the first Wednesday in April next In
Jefferson Ward No. /, a, the Union Hotel in Ma
olson Ward No.2, at the Easle Hotel, and in Mon
roe Ward No. 8, at the ShockG Hill Tavero-
Inc freeholders Of Lots within the said city, wbe
,her improved or not, and the housekecpers and in
uaol'ains oil the SAID city, who shall have resided
therein at any time for the space of three noon,h
without lite vention of one twelve months. and nos
sess In thei own right within the same, movenbls
and Inmoveabie property to the value of one hun
dred pounds" are entitled TO vote The no,ls vii,
be opened at ten o'clock, A. NJ
w. ID. WREN, sERJ'T. c. n.
March Q. .I1s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-09
coMMUNIcATFD.

.Messrs. E3itors-Observing from the late num-
bers OF the Enquirer, that the Edorsof that paper,
advocate Caucus in general, and the co7,fempfibIe
cnbat lately got up at Washington, in particular
upon the grounds that such a measure was. and is'
necessary to preserve the integrity of the Rep5ca,
party, and to prevent the equal influence which the
small states may have upon the Presidential cleo
ton, in the event, that election should devove ~,
the blouse of Representatives 1.-THE Constitution
having given them eguqLvoice upon that suniectN
must beg leave, through the columns of the ybig
10 address few enquiries to the cn,ador of those
gentlemen, and to which, it is hoped they will have
mHSnaatoltty enough to give fair and distinct an
swers without regarding the consequences or conc,u
slons to which such answers might lead them lst
then, to preserve the integrity of the Republican
party; VIII the Editors of the Enquirer be 90 good
as to tell us IN what manner the teprifyof the Re
puplcan party Will be impaired by the election of
either Messrs. Adams, Crawford, CLAW CaIbo,,, or
Jackson: And IT the election of either would pro-
nuce uat ehect' Dc SO obhgIng 10 inform us which
is the Federal Candidate? And will thew be ca Lid
Ut the same time, as to favor us with defny;ou If
the terms Republican and Fsisraiis On thcv Mia
both according to their ancient and g11feco accn
tation: Will they be good as tn say whether tho
obstruction consists in difference of orfnciDle mr.
mere deUoion to mem Or, whether il be founded nm
local considerations and sectional Interest," And II
IL be founded on principle, whether or not the term
CedsrofIa or hepuOtcdn embraces that class of no.
tHntdns winch extend to the Constitution such 4
latitude of construction, as to give Congress the
power TO establish corporations, "a bank for in
HanceD to open roads and cut canals; and those
VINO are in favor prosecuting the grand scheme Of
Ite'nat improvement, projected in Congress, under
"e auspices and authority Of the General Govern
Hent? And whether or not the ,reseuy rul;n- an
f9orty OF this country belong to the former or lat
rsr class; VIII the gentlemen be so obliginr as TO
gay ~ 1" If con'cseucss and judgments, whether or
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-09

the Blue Ridge-which was stricken out, and nc n
clause inserted, authorizing the BoaIa OF fuDnc
Works to institute new survey of the hiver from
the Maden's Adventure falls to Dunlap's Creek.
MIR. Taylor moved to amend the bill BY re- insert
ing the feature providing for a Canal through the
Blue Ridge.
MIR. Patteson thought if il was right at first TO
have this feature, it would not be SO now-he there
fore opposed it.
Mr.. Taylor thought the question of Internal Inn
Provement was at stake.-He did not think il N
question between different sections or interests of
the State but that the question of Improvement wa.
invoved-and Inc was convinced that if this nmcnd
ment was lost the question settled for wears tn
come against the further progress of Public Improve
Eient.
MIR. Randolph advocated the amendment of Mr..
Taylor and hoped the bill would be sent back as il
first went up.
The amendment was advocated by Mr.. BLACK.
burn, and opposed by MIR. Pattesou, and finally ac
ceptcd.
MI Iaylor moved another anne ndment requiring
the speedy location OF the Canal through &c Blue
Ridge by the Civil Engineer-Adopted.
hf. Harvie offered an amendment directing the
james River Commissioner TO erect shelter nj the
foot OF the Basin for -four, &c.
MIR. Randolph advocated this amendment.
Mr. Macim moved the indefinite pestponement of
e qoes''oh' ana called for the ayes ard nocs.-The
motion was carried in the ncgative-ayes 40 noes
81. 49,
Mr. Harve's amendment was then accrpted--
ayes TO, noes 41.
Inc question recurring on tie Senate's amend
ment as amended, MIR. Mason OF Stafford moved ia
dtSogree TO the amendment.
NY. HaTvie OF Richmond, opposed the motion.
Mr. Carter of Richmond, advocated the motion
lie was opposed to pedging the sinking fund for the
purpose. He was willing to appropriate the funds
Oh the internal Improvement fund, but nc was NOT
willing to 20 further. He wished it postponed to a.
mother session, until the survey OF the pesen, En-
slncer might be obtained, to correct the errors Of
Moore and Briggs.
MIR. Taylor opposed the motion to disagree.
Mir. Marshall moved to strike out so much of the
amendment as pledges the sinking fund for the pay
ment of interest.
The amendment was opposed by NIessrs Black
burn and Harvie of Richmond, and sunported bv
Messrs Carter of Richmond, and Watkins of p.
Edward.
MIR. Marshalis amendment was accepted.
MIR. Taylor offered an anne ntmcnt pledcing other
unds IN place OF the sinking fund-Accepted
The question on dissgreeing to the Senates a.
mendment, as amended, was taken, and carried in
the afirnative-ayes 65, noes 81.