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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
.qnA P.eaerpaNre TegetaLle Cernte.

.fnd Preventative pegetaJe Cerde
FANIE important discovery Of vegetable substance capa-
BILE OF restoring and preserving the hair, acciden
tally made by individual, who has neither the capacity
nor The disposition practice deception fraud The
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
OF the Vegetable Gerae not only in restoring preve-
ting the falling OIL the hair, but in producing the greatest
lustre and lveness OF it imaginable and the public may
rest assured that its effects will be clearly manifested in
the course of short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth ofhe hair, andby eEeclualy preventing its com
ing out falling Gtf The Vegetable Cerate tends to re-
cscitae and excite the energies If the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that the matter form
ing the hairs these, like many other organs of the animal
body, which have been in state Of dormancy disease
may be restored 70 their healthy action, and perform all
those functions assigned them by nature
The proprietor being aware of the numerous specifics
pamed on the public and DESTROYS that the present article
may not suffer, rests its merits the effect has prod-
ced on hundreds Of persons, both male and female and
found be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming Of the heads those who have used
it. and all that asked, relates the verify Gifts eff
feet, is fair trial.
Elderly people, with Said heads must rest assured that
by applying few boxes Of the above Cerate, their hair
will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life.
10 prevent imposition, The sale of the Vegetable Cerae
wll be confined to Dr. JAMES H. HARE for The city Of
doors from Washington Hail. where it viii be sold at 81
rs.
A liberal deduction will be made TO country dealers
n B. Gentlemen that bald after using for some
weeks will find smah fibre OF hair growing on the place
that is bald they will continue it for about ten DAYS aft er
its appearance then they will shave their hair close of
where il is affected, after that il will receive its natural
and vigorous growth.
And those who have the misfortune of losing their ha
by sickness the Cerae will them in very lit
tie time full and beautiful head of hair it is beyond al
doubts that is the only thing that has been discover
ed IN this country, or perhaps in any other
few boxes OF the above valuable article Just re
cevrd from New York, and for sale the watchman
fee. %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
Lumber Yard Removed.

v9SIIE subscriber has removed lis lumber Yard from liz
4 late sand Josefh Ro6m8Ou's Hharl adjoining Knr
street, where he has hand assortment Of HlhnMd
YeHo,v Pine Boards Scaning, Plank, Mmg6ug and pa,
ey1ng LatAs Shingles Of different kinds, and intends keen
ing general supply Of all kinds of lumber used in bud
ding all of whchhe offers for sale the most moderate
erns WILLIAM SIMMONS
Wilmlng on, June 10, 1874 52-tf
N. b. lie would purchase quantity Of Lumber cf lie
different kinds, would receive Lumber sell On COM
mission.
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HEALTH,
Ihe greatest of az earthLY tLessings.

The greatest Of all earthly blessings.
T tis Of the year, when il is 50 highly proper
IN and important 70 cleanse the Stomach and l}oNesd
redundancy Of bile and all perncious and
IAs would very respectfully advise the several doses
ofthem, and thereby many instances prevent ea.ctes
sickness al the Stomach, obstinate distractions Of the Bow.
els, scorchlng Fevers, &c.
GP Please ask for LEES .9athi0uS PdS,' with tile
signature Of NOAH klDhELY,
Late .Hchaei Ire 3 60. noae others genuine
To Mr. 4Vodh Rilgcv,
Der Mr,-llayng made use of The various Pills inmy
family offered 70 the public for the last twenty FIVE Years
and having found yOtl celebrated Ambitions Pills tie
etfcacious il cleansing the stomach Hd bowels, re-
moving headaches, sick stomach, and having used them
for several years past, have no hesitate sa that
believe them (as represen'tdl mast rai6t tmH .he'
tfciae. JACOR SNAIL,
Conway-stree, Baltm
sold by JOSEPH SCOTT, at his Book and fashionable Hat
store, 40. SO, Market street, Wilmington, the following
tned and highly approved Medicines.
Lee'S Antiblous Pills. so cents per box
Lec'S Elixir for Cold and Coughs, dollar per vial
Lee's Nervous Cordial dollar per vial.
Ict's Lozenges for destroying Worms, so cts perbox.
Lte's Ointment for the Itch, 50 and 81 CTS per box.
lees Essence Of Mustard for Rheumatism, &c dollar
per vial
Lees Ague Drops for Agues and Feyers, Is cents per
vial.
Lee's Lotion for letters, Erupions &c doll perboe
lees Specific for the Venerea dollar per wal, dollar
per box.
lees Eye water, so cents per vial.
Lee'S Tooth Ache Drops 50 cents per vial.
Lee'S Tooth Powder, 50 cents per box.
TRES Corn Plaster, 50 cents per packet.
Lees Anodyne Elixir for Head Aches, doll. pervial'
LeeS Lip Salve, so cents per box.
or Numerous cases of CURES could be annexed, othe
happy and good effects that have followed the OF these
Justly Celebrated Family medicines,
but the publisher has room for them in this paper.
Sept. 1924. 78--W
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
NEW ESTABLISHMENTS.

FHNif SuDScmbcfs neg IeaNe TO morn lhef friends ana
N the public that they have commenced the
Auction and Commission Business,
.at thgir .4ucrIoN RooM, Garner Of .Shiptey and
Wsh STREETS, neat door to the SGan Idrprn,
where sales viii be held every Ueineay and satufda1
morning The greatest attention viii be paid 10 property
entrusted % then care and every facility rendered 70 the
customers, whose orders they will be happy TO receive.
The auction viii be open every day for the reception
of goods and they haer themselves that their accommo
dating and reasonable terms, and prompt attention, will
give general satisfaction.
They have also established Horse and Cattle .lfuket,
back Of General j. VOLTS Hotel Sales in the country,
of Real Personal Property, will be undertaken.
DOWNEY AND ROBINETT.
Wilmington, Sept. s. 1924. 75-
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Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

JTaugIlI bttG, TOIltT ana NC.
ISRAEL u JONES, Brewer at No "a, Second street
II Wilmington Del. keeps constantly on hand supply OF
Draught Beer, Porter and Ale Of the first quality with which
Boels and others be furnished reasonable terms
by the barrel, half barre or quarter barrel.
He IS thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto
ceiyed and solicits continuance Of public favor
Wilmington, 9th mo. 1924. 81-tf
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To be Sold at Public Sale

an the premises, at ten O'Clock Saturday the Esd
" inst, all the real of George JTs, dec'd viz
Lot Of ground having front Of sXty-seven feet more
less, the south side of Water street, in the Borough
of Wilmington, and extending TO low water mark. Tie
said lot is situated just below the Wilmington Bridge adj
joining property formerly belonging to John Dixon decd
and property Of Edward Worre and has attached to it
wharf and Dock which render it very convenient for a
dwelling house, and there is room for spacious buildings
Water street. Terms will be made known at the sale
by MARY WIrSlL,
HENRY WlTSIL,
administrators.
Oct, 5, 1924. 85-4lp
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
DIR. Relf's Asthmatic Pills,
Price One Dollar per bog.

Free One Dollar per DoX,
In common colds this medicine produces so saluary an
effect that they generally removed in few hours.
The advanced in life, will experience relief equally
agreeable and when the breast and lungs
affected is awaysthe in every stage Of pulmonary
complaints These pills give immediate in all asth-
matte and consumptive cases. particularly in difficulty Of
breathing iIa az Or s the re threat
chlls and shverngs, &c. while the gentle expecoration
they promotes discharges distractions in the glands
cronv that arises in the fluids, and eve species ofcon
lgealed phlegm.
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Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company.-0LD STOCK.

NOTICE is hereby given that the 8t7rnt insancn Of
~ fire dollars eac share, together Nith all arearag
es, will be due and pay able at the Comlanys Uct NJ
~, Walnut street. Monday, the Sd Of JaDuill 1895
II y GlLrIN, Itea,mr.
Philadelphia, q September. 1894. S2-5no
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FEATHERS.
ACADEMY.

ALA DENI i.
rFNIIE subscriber speciIly informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
Of both sexes, in all the various branches Of useful Edca-
ton, and he atters himself that he has given general
satisfaction to those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu-
pills. he again socIts share of public patronage
WIN. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
October 9Th. 1923. 90
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FlSHTO.N.lBLR FUR HITS,
DIR. C. FREEMAN'S
COUGH UROPS, OR LNUEiA. Specific

TYOR the of colds, coughs, ashmas approaching
IL consupons and all diseases of the breast and lungs,
for sale BY JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Maket-sreet, vii.
mngton. pelAv are
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New and Elegant May Of the United States.
proposal
For Publishing by Subscriptions New and Splendid -Four Sheet
MAP OF 5rIEL& UNIFIED SpATlESo

Extending British Province of New Brunswick the East
wemtynnh degrees of North latitude,
by the and organized Territories of the North American
III s TANNER.
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INDIGO AND COMBS.

EUST received and for sale, eoed BENG.lL LNDTG0,
u Also, an assortment Of BACK C0NBS, Imported tom
New York and Boston, JOHN r. BRlNCKlE.
April z. J4-H
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Virginia. ! legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEG ATEs.

7HWSdaH To. e6.-On MIR IIcnley's
motion, he hIl to provide for the enlalSr
mcnt of the Lunatie Hospital at Williams
burg, was taken up aud ordered In he en-
grussrd. Aud on motion ut Nr. Shcrrard,
ia" til establishing a Lunat,e Hospital west
al the Bla" Hldgc, WAS also ordered 10 be
onErossrd.
H. pursuance of the order Of the d., The
House resul, 81 its,lr mlua committee of
the uhulc, Mr.. Taylor IN tn, char, on the
report frbm the committee OF fiaantt.-
The report was variously amended, and
altrr'a session of several hours the com
miier rose, ant Mr. Taylor reported tn
tho House. Who coac,nred in the amend
mcats, and directed bill to be brought Ia
accordingly.
Thr cotaniitrc Il TIE whole herins re
fused To- strike out that part OF the report
of the finance committee, proposing 10 nm
pose al ,alorem tax ON unnproted lots ~
town, Mr.. liar,ir of y offered Il resolution,
which, after being amended on motions
nrdr Ivy Npssrs. Garland and Watkins of
z Edward, "as rJccted IN the following
form
Rego'eed That leave be given TO bring
m bail Ia appoint assrssoIs 10 rC-asscSs
llit Aalub al IdnuS, iblS anu nhuAtS III inc
various town. and counties in this cum
monucalth, " hose duty il shall he 10 make
returns OF such assessment 10 the next &c
neral Assembly.
Friddg, FEB. 27--Ou Mr. Loyall's mo
fun, the bill IL .ratcud the Charter of The
Farmers Bank, VIII tie amendments of
the .ate, wa taken ~.
Mr. Christian moved an iudrfiaitc post
pouemrnt OF the whole sahicct Nrg.tncd,
- tp=lI7.
After some conversation rs to he urd,r
I'D SIS a9cn the amendments should be taken
up, II was decided 10 take them up IN the
order in which they were reported hom
the senate. The first amendment prapu-
scd Ia strike out 9 years and insert 10
years, rs The time for extension. Mr.
New man moved To Disagree To This amend
mcnt--and on this question MIR Junrs of
url called for the ayes and nocs--prefl-
eng his III with few remarks, going on
10 show the rf"priety at permitting the
claitefs 81 tia Farmers Bank and Bank
of Va. I" 'Sprc At the same time. The
Mas disagreed to ayes los,
nors ~.
Mr.. Drnmgoolc moved To amend the Cd
hy striking out $4,000, and
inserting sac 600. He thu't that il vould
be a more reasonable bonus for six wears
thsn $40, 900. The extension was exactly.
he said, tue same thing as charteriug a new
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The last mail brings ETrppean dates a
f.y DAYS later than before received We
regret thai we have not ro"m 10 insert the
aJ,ices afhngM to- day. The following
paragraphs from the. Enauiaer 'onlmn the
epirit of the most important items. In our
mkt We shall give eopions extracts;
TL.' Howard brings Paris accounts 10
fhr 18th. air' .andoufo thr l2th jan. The
iva most interesting items rrlaie Ia The siis
,,f,iona ,g,3f la EuslaNd Of The destination
zof the B,csi squadtun, nd he ordinance
of the Spanish monarch ~ relation 10 >.
= mq,i,,. TIE fact thar respectable
aan,,dron i Gtng out al Brest, AMI 1900
f-,nns .n5ha,koh had excited many specu
lat; ms in Iprl,nd The English minister,
II onprnrs had demanded the destination
r. a., tr,nn,-nnd rccriN ed answer HAT
they were bound Ia The French West In
da Islands. nui Ia South America The
Courier, however, sill suspects their d's
4ipafa,l-@anA doubts whether from the
number III The rrseeis and the rapidity ni
their cquipmrui, They are mol 10 be dis
matched Ia south America. IL may be
ial,ly presumed, however thm these cir
eanstaaces have not escaped the vigilance
az The Ministers aud rh5t they will 'silape
their measures accordingly.
Tn ordinance of the King nf Spain .
pfr Sc an empty pjetn of gascunade. South
America Is unt to he Il, conquered by the
Jyatam GtimCa OF Proclamation. TIL,
Te Dera IA honor of ms restoration j.
nexpressihiy ridiculous.
Tie Creek CAUSE is lnari,hng. Th,
Dpiiish expedition against Tunls viii caus,
her squadron to ahandun the Iurks-an'
op-rac as a Slight dr. SION N LNor OF The
Greeks.
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LYNcnBuRG, MARCH ., lesd


.HjJurHWeR y 8af H't '4''''"''
The last Compile ntorms Us that the
Legislature may be expected u rdio"r7
about tue middle Of the present week -
eunsumias,ioa de,oo'I, In b" wished
-",sFss....
Erisaei ora LtRtr uot,.,i from " ,ab@
Of Congress, 3aied
wAqnSorov, Fchr mfy eaib.
ID The ricsidentifl coolest Is beginning
f. assare . more drfnitc shape Mr.
c,.aorN. since tht base drsouon Of his
patty n prnps,isahia, Is considered n"
longer a candidate. fro!r present appear
ances, M. CLAr Nil snot G't q saihrItnl
number of electoral VITO Ia hing him into
tho House of representatives,, where
piesume The election must fually 'om".-
flc contest viii Their, fore, brsbttweea
1NNwFoan, m sNs and JAckso", and II
i. Impossible, TIL certain events nov m sns
urrise are determined, toform any probable
conjecture as to The result of il. The VOTE
af NV York ) an important Item IN thr
,.ifff.atiin. and | believe the friends oil
Zach of IT, candidhtes entertain sahGnine
hoprs Of tim liz of course il must be-
very 0nscrtuin. Pcnnsy kania rs decidedly
AID almusi eoa,brnooE'y for JAcNsoN. J
ttnL w are approaching great crisis IN
our national d,stlnics, which viii require
tie ul.a.si Goodness and consideration on
tllc rart Of The people, with whom along
rest, the decision Of the Important question
nov nrndlIlK.r
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. 4 CITIZEN OF PATRICke-us,

\ Gil IEl.N VI l a AVN "UStf'
a. t,pr Last. we had occasion to make q
fey rrmalh s felItye 10 this writer, winch
hy some have beer deemed toe hMsil,-
~ show TINT we we're iustlhahle In the
crurse we pursued, and n Pursuance ol The
al, ,rc Of Severed iudicious Glends, we have
Hl;etti or fit determination, aud suhJnn
the letter which we received from INN, and
which Clieitud nom ms, ~ tie spur oil ne
momrnt tie rrmarNs winch appear e'l iu
FRIDAY. aaper. a=. ~ taken time 10
reflect o. thr matter. u sh"uld hay" been
pcrmi,'r. +, pa, }a5 S,ieWtp; t"r nr have
no disposition - ,u5 ~ Ia controversy,
of any sort. BaEged lnto II, how
ever, hy NiruleUt attack ir"n our 'ciHrdy,
and Il inse Impeachnrut At oar motives,
u1calird toi by the occasion, aud nhNar-
rented by the circumstances, our feelings
would mol allow us 10 say less than we did (;
AID when we assure our readers lhhl Inc
whole tenor of ins preceding comn'ibiea-
TONS have been characterized 10y the same
oyrrbeming and ap-olent spirit winch seems
IL have dictated the following letter, they
viii mol be surprised thai oar passion got
the better at oor judgement, and mai We
should have condrscended laf .aEs lg 10
part from our usual coolurss. 10 D. eur
assailani niih his own oaosra "ral."a, 40
wit: to aHUn ssgale vocabulary. "hav".
huwescr. done with him. Sa,h tgro ~
dscsary deserves not The notice of men VINO
have any resfect COR themselves -
PATEICK.
have again not'red some remarks IN tue
Eirgiui"n, which, instead al endratmlng I"
clear Itself OF fAlsc statement Which not
long since Appeared ~ one ii Ms columns,
has made weak h4i vain rtIort To turn thc
truth ct " hal haA. -aid iutu yideuIc and
c ,ntenpt Feeling au uaWlillasness h. dis
pute amy longer with sa1h Il. character as
the Editor of The Nirglol'n, VIII rradily
sgree t" drop the ntrp'rrsy, Al h" will
produce any respectable authority 10 sub
s,otiate the correctness Of MS first asaer-
tiUii, which am confident lac canuot do,
Sd which, if lac does not, the respect |
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me NIRGINIAN.


raIsrFn Am fprtas htn ~ ....
s.,,,-t,.nn a IDLER 4 IOiiN h tpIihg
Publishes Oh, Lars q Tie ta'sd-

The sem,- ~ lyrarer, At -, aud he
Weekly raper. At > per eennn', M ~ ="
=. IN. dian - 3nonta-. Hud Ito paper MI
a. ii.esntifnied tltiJ a lie discretion OF ihe
!. l.fsrz4 nniil afrrcuragrs are paid
~ Advertisements viii he ipserted at %, ''
NJ. ar sgaarc or ltsJ The ilfsi iinc, am
al - c.ais lnf each rentinaRntrz IN -
fr,,sn .li.t,Hrc mas, be paid for pretaou. ="
tarir insertion. 81 tie payment hrsniaeu y
,nr responsible person n - o'hu"' ,..#.,.
dollars ,.it.=z. 80 !
A. AllIeiicr, addressed 10 Tie id'lefs H'', ~,
bl reef.rAin, % fires ai. not be- h'isho' - 10
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FARMERS BANK BILL.

- "''- - +''"'t " = - '''ii'' VI
| conference lIom each branch "l Tn" 'eElola-
ture net in the Hall OF the House Of Dele
gates on lu"sday, To consult on tue di'a-
EIreIng votes I'll The two h"dtca, relative Ia
/ HE proposed amendments 10 The Jlll 10 ef-
/ ithd the chdrier QtHe FjDDlerS' BGnk.-
II" 'ieNs 81 the senate were July d"'c.
/ l"ped ~ Mesers. I. Johnson and tahellNi
mat BODY and ihoer o THE House OF De.
i'SaltS ny NifsS!s. SIor, fa'tfson oil -
ana 1'rl.nd. Alf johnson offered a reso-
ION recommending that the amendment
be 50 modified as IL Require the bonus, dc
mdnhco al Tue hah>, 10 ID" Pa'd IN the rec.
+ l"f ahd VISITORS I'll TIE / m'tfFlH, fai The
purpose al procuring library ana aPara-
,"' amt that To Indemnify tlr / nod Tor
lo'ffn" improvement Tor tii' diversion OF
'ne ""lo"n', N"'eli Il M" ntrh cor It hucd
c"e 2ct "l 'ht"'Pof'lleh peo6td 10 ma
14'p ., 90 '4"l S',sl 81 ''t "fp. que ny me
y ,','',I' Sl''",u "i''n t",!t'"o' "e in'd
- ~ ,'u "a S''',"' an" um ~, III "a me
""aiu VI unHe WORKS ne conference
va '9i'' soas e""'f'"Cu "oo"t liI'e
',"''a 1t vas RESUME" hSa'h on lesltt-
'"s' "ne" '','Si D ! "a'i'"f"y anu bla'k.
~ at n""'e '"e'n 'h'i' Nh,Na
y" nv 'a'J'''' ne P'"l,9s''oh u VIZ.
0"'i',s"' was gre" 10 ny the committee
y" 'i' par "a 'he oellii'' o"t f9tcted by
."'' " me mouse III D''rSa''s'-~t md
''S Impossible TO come To any
9''e'n'nt' 'he committees adjourned, aud
rePo''eu me TACT 10 thelr respective liou-
's ,n,.. .,
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Fl. 81 IRE eieclnrt' college for the ehoiee OF +
a President aud \ ice President BY refer .
euce 10 the act OF Congress il wguld ap- I
pear thai tie electors would meet IN We'd !
neslay before tie meeting the Assembly. |
Aud liz tho't il might be necessary, from
failure 10 rct, Oh the part of some Ut thu
electors, OF from the death of some OF the
candidates for The Presidency aad Nic"
prrsiacmy, For the Legislature - take
soine step ON tie subject, &c. &c.
Mr.. Winston rcmarned that the law au-
ilinrized the Executive 10 iii a1y sacanc!
il thr electoral college but he concurred
in the propricty OF the motion from other
Combinations.
Leave. was granted aud Il committee ap-:
pointed to bring in a bill.
Jhesgog, .9farci "A communication
was received from the Senate, stating that
they hid passed tire bill, concerning
the Lexington Arsenal and foi other pur
poses-2, providing for iht repairs of the
Public Annoy directing the Yrcasu-
rer to put out On loan Gle money therein
mentioned, with amendments IT, each
That they had agreed 10 tie resolution
for proceeding by JOINT ballot on Ncdncs-
day, 10 the election Of Il Commissioners Of
the James and Jlckson's river canal, and
| Commissioner Of the kauawha road and
river Aud that they had appointed a
committee circumference, on the bill To Elk
tend The Charter of tie Farmers Bank.
The amendments 10 the two first bills,
were CONQUERED in. Those 10 the thrd bill
! proposed that, INSTEAD Of putting Oul the
muney heretofore subscribed by lndifidu-
ais to the erection of ii monument tothe
memory of zen. Washington, the said
! money should be, with the consent OF the
subscribers, appropriated To the purchase
ola Monumental LiJrary al tile seat of
! government, for the USE Of the officers of
government and others. Ifany subscriber
should not consent TO this application of
the muucy, he Is permitted To withdraw
! his description. The details Of In" a
amendments TO the bill were adapted TO
! the eilcC tuaton of this general Object.
Mr.. Raymond moved an indefinite post
pOnement Of Tie bill and amendments.
The bill and amtrddieuts were pOSipoH-
cd-aycs 70, noes 81.
BedHeSdny, .Nufch 3-Mr. Garland from
| the L. of +. reported bills, /, prescribing
| HE duties of commissioners of the revenue;
and ., onCernlng auctl0neers and Mr..
! Gordon from the {. for e.. Of J. report, d
! bins, |, r. amend the Haas concerning the
court of appeals aud special court Of APP
| pcal3, ?, 10 amend the act concerning wills,
the distribution Of inte-tatets' estates, and
! the duty of executors and admini,tra tors.
| The last bill was indefinitely postponed on
| Mr.. Sp0oncr's motion, aud the Others or
dcred to be cngrossed.
On Mr. Evcrctt's mr'tion, the bill ialpo-
5lng taxes tOr the support of government
was taken up. Mr.. Jones Of Y. moved to
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The schemeof duties reported from tbe
committee on m auuiactures, is m0nStroug
and will, ave prr3nmC, be strcnuously resist
cd by most Of tilose members from the
eastward, who before felt disposition Ia
concur IN a romPromise. The total sup.
preston ofimporta;ions from abroad, has
long appeared TO rs 10 be the object of the
leading advocates efhigh du.Ips an object
tccmipg with various evils oil incdlcuablL
magntade. The country is threatened in
its most fatitiuI sources of wealth aud dig.
nifty and power, - designs Of monopoly,
and fatal prescriptions for distressco ol
which the causes and extent ARE equally
mist derstoed or Hlisreprespntcd.
.Nat Gnz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

.hasc for ny Own character, imprls me To
s.truer. ana lpfhtds -, fnfhtr eont.a,eizy
!, III a man s. detotd Of lfaah. Win th.se
f,.r remarks shall Tor TIE pf.s,nt'r"u
,l,.Ir. as,n.ia. tn editor " that nciiiiel
frrard M, frirndship. Gor fear his eumiiy"
4 CIrIZt \ OF PATRIt ~.
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sertiun lu your paprr