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TARIFF DUTIES.
AN ACT concerning DISCRIMINATING Duties of Ton


mage and Imports.
BE IL snocted by the Senate and House Of Reprsse,-
frres Of Me United States of uerica iva Congress as
seD'bled That from aud after the first day OF Jsnus-
~, thousand eight hundred and twenty four, dur
ing the continuance of this act, and under the lim-
tatous hereinafter mentioned much Of the several
acts imposing duties the tonnage OF vessels ~ the
ports Of The United States, imposes discI miua-
ing duty between foreign vessels and vessels Of The
Unied States is hereby suspended, lar respect.
vessfs irnly and wholly belonging to subjects CIT
zeus Of the Kingdom Of The Netherlands, Of Prussia,
of the Imperial Haaseanc Cities Of Han,burg. Luz
beck and Bremen of the DukedOm Of Oldrnburg /;
Of TIE Kingdom of Norway of The Kingdom Of Ssr-
diHia, aud Of the Em7iIe Of Russia.
Sec 2. ind be II further eHocied, That 20 much NJ
the several nets imposing duties goods, wares and
efchaudlze imported into the United States, I'M
poses discriminating duty between goods imported
The United States IN foreign vessels, and N YES
ses Of tie United Statrs be, and fIe same is here
10y suspended, lar the respects the produce
manufacture OF the territories in Europe Of an,
Of the aforementioned nations, such produce and
manufactures can only he, or most assmedly are,
first shipped from port place in the territories IN
Europe, Of either ~ them respectively, the same
being impaired IN vessels truly aud wholly belonging
the Subjects citizens of each of The said naitons
respectively, the vessels Of each nann importing ~
own produce and manufactures aforesaid
See. 3 mi he II further eaocfed That the sus-
pension oftle DISCRIMINATING dwIfs of tonnage and
iwpos, III the TWO preceding sections Of This act pre-
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bencfactor. On what proof had 50 gticvous
aational n,urUui.nt OF IN ithlc hdi Vet been
rrce.rt IL his mc,nury, 10 inspir. us, tifhe I'M
drrs'"od the gentleman from Prnn,y h anis. J
WITH sediments al cubic virtue Our patri-
ptisn mus, Ia. culd Indeed, II it could only BE-
insured b> the GOODNESS of marble manu-
meut God forbid that he should nd anc, an
"pinon, that such monumru, ought mt 10 be
erected. Bun h. would ask, il had been
erected fifteen or twenty years ago, aud liked
within the walls of This capitol, where would
II have hem, ar what would have become of
IT, when this building WAS wrapped in flames ?
II would have fallen into the uuhallowrd hand
OH barbarnus rn-m, who would nave mutt
lated or carried il IF. The only charge oi
ugraii,ldr that could Ihrn have been urged,
would have been, that the nation neglected t.
deferred the Capitol; that, instead Of $4,000 re-
treating from y handful el the invaders, they
DID not fight I'LL Only Ia were left alive. =
When they had done this, they might erect Il
splendid monument. Bit. when the Capitol
that Is now going on in building, shall first b.
completed, and the monument itself shall hay,
first been procured. ii would br time enough
To pass resolutions ior fixing il in the Capitol
In The mean while, Washington has IA monu
nrnt in every place where there are Ameri.
cans, where there are men; two worlds had
joined Ia celebrate his actions two hemis-
phrres We're filed with his name aud the
globe itself might be PRONOUNCED his best and
only tit mausolrum.
The resolution was then, on motion OF Mr.
Gazlay of Ohio. ordered To liz on the table, b,
ii vote of % 10 67.
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DIV virtue Of deed Of 10 The Subscribers
- by Edward Haam and wife hearing date the 18th DAY
Of April 1917, and duly recorded in the office ufthe Hungs
Court of Richmond shall for the purposes the
pressed proceed to sell FOR ready money the premises
ut "a o'clock the 23d dav ~ February next, that well
known properly, the EAGLE TAVERN in tie city d
Richmond, aud the tenement below the said Eagle
tavern. The title under which the subscribers will sen
believed TO be indsputabe hut they will only such
title ms Is vested In them ny said deed Of trust.
WIN. DANDilInGE, = .rs...ees.
Dec. g. 69-tds WI. BARRETT, ''us''
TTIHE subscriber has Tor sale, Bngl.h stINE rWfNE Of
u the best quality. GARTER u PAGE.
Richmond, January 10. 77-i2t
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JAMES MONROE.
NORTH CAROLINA GOLD

u having been doubted 10, many ,!,. gold has ever
heen found ~ ih's state, Ia an, extent ". deem, n,
poptt TO state, for the iniorn ntion of those WIN ,
""s uoen's upo" TIE SUBJECT that, few weeks ago.
Mr.. Benz u. Barker, merchant OF New York shew :
ea us quantity OF pure virgin gold, Ia small parti-
cies, S"iicien To make solid bar of the value oi
i,ouo u"iiars, which lie procured u, C.harrus conn-
.! also "a piece weighing nearly 400 ur,ny ,ve,.ht
sal" TO he The handsomest specimeu ever found ~
NV s"'e, as resueols puriIy briancy and shape
his piece Mr. Barker ni-uds 10 take vitl, him ia
New York, that the incrednious III tina, city may
nave ocular proof that ,hs precious metal il actually
i"und, ~ large masses, IN Norlh Ca,ol,ma
MI Barker informed US thar the last mentioned
piece was nund In small creek IN Cabarrus conn
", which empties into Rocky river and tbat ,h
hrsI gold eser discovered ihe,e was IA the summer
oil i6uZ, on the ll"nIa'ion oi Mr.. Reed who came
To tins c"nntry during the revolutionary war and
settled ~ this slate immediately after is iern,ua,iun
Mr. Reeds ckildreu were the hat il of fishtuo 4
night lay the light of torches in = small cre.L
near his house aud one night, Wilde thus emploved
hey discovered something siim,ug very bright A, an.
bottom oil tiir creek, which they look up and carried
home, 20 their iifher, who supposed i, 10 he some
metal oil hut little value bu was shortly after informs
ell 'na ~ wa" pure gold This pleasing information
"n"ced h'm To seek Tor more, and, Shortly after
piece weighing upwards Of 30 lbs was found The
shape al winch was not unlike that of IA plough
share.
We understand that there has been ~ least IO0 OOO
dollars worth of gold found on this plan,atiou The
principal pat OF which has been 10 The Mint Al
"l'"ue iPni" ana That company has lately been
~ '"'" ny TWO gentlemen al Caharrus aud three of
Virginia, VINO have purchased from Reed the enoIu-
s've privilege OF hunting for gold an his plantation TO,
SEVEN years.
Tue manner Of finding il, is by Storytelling the earth
mt" large wooden roughs, and ihed pouring wafer
IN aud washing u, when The gold se,es al The hot
tom.
we also learn, that considerable quantities have
i"'.'y bee" found !" the adjoining counties of Auson
anu montgomery Raleigh Star.
nhhpsONBCh6 JAN IA correspondent requests
US 10 STATE tai Doe with three white lawns iaey
taken %, Jeremiah Calten others IN. north r ~,
the Caiipas'e river in this This feat fairly sur
passes '"' "i our neighborS in Shenandoah thegnsT
., oo~ing IS condensed Summary Of the Statistics
VI reer' a" communicated by the President To Congress
Divisions IF Greece continental Greece The I.tb,,s c
Peloponuesus, aud the Islands.
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NIGHT.


BY JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Night is ilie time for rest;
Hnw sweet h,-u itbors close,
10 gather round uur aching breast
The curtain oi rcposr;
Stretch the tired limbs and Law the head
Upon our own delightful bed
Night is the time for dreams
The gay romarcp oi life,
When truth hat is aud truth that seems
Blend in fantastic strife
All visions LEES brguiiing FAR
Than waking dreams 10y da, fight are.
Night Is the iirnc for toll;
To plough the classic field.
Intent tn find the buried spoil
It's wealthy burrows Weld
I'LL all - uurs that sases taught,
Rat poets sang, or heroes wrought.
Night is the time To weep;
10 wet with unseen. tears
hosf graves az memory, where sleep
The JOYS Of other y-arg
Hopes ihat were angrlS iu their birth
I'1s Peri'h-d Young like things OF earth
Night is the time 10 watch,
90 oceans darn rXpause,
To hail the I"4d.s ar catch
The TALL mn1n'> earliest gianre,
Iho, Uriugs Into the huina-sick mind
All Ne loved andleli behiud.
Night is the ,ime for care;
BroIuing on hours misspent:
To see the Spectre Of Despair
tume To our lonely tent;
Like Bfuius midst hi> >lumbering host
Startled 10y Cwsar's stalwartli ghost.
Night is the time To muse;
Then from the eve tn. soul
Iakes fight, an'l with expanding views
BryUnd tae starry pole,
lIrsettes athNart the abyss of night
The dawn oi "ncrea,ed light
Night is the time To prFy;
Cur Saviour OFT Withdrew
To desert mountains lar away,
81 will his followers do,
Steal from the throng iU launts untrod,
Ahd hold communion there with God.
Night i the time Tor death;
W hen all ainubd is peace,
Calmly Ia Yield The weary breath,
From sin nmd suffering cease
JOi"k az heavens bliss. and give the sign
To parting friends such death he mine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-22
PURIIC SALE

or valuable real aud personal PROPERTY.-Tbe Sub
~ serber (fOr REASONS be made know
To the puhc) has determined 90 sell without the least re-
serve IN the highest bidder the premises THURSDAY
the 1911 Of Feb prxt, credit Of I, and years.
quail annual instruments, the PLANTATION on which hs
now resides, containing 1888 situated IN the love-
end Of Amelia county, aud running Tor least miles
on Nnmozeen creek which makes about 300 vaiui
bic low grounds Ti plantation adoius land Of Johs
PBOllng, and Jas. Prestis Esqs and IL I've asserted
without the fear of contradiction. healthy re
dence in The siateas to the quae e land, nnf
person who may chnuse 20 purchase, Judge f0 h
self the Improvements almost entirely new and o.
the best hind. ard immediate posse san given.
Az the time and nlace and In The me manner VIII
be sold upon credit u ~ months between IS aud 30 se
likely and valuable NEGROES. together with the Siofs
crop, Plantation Utensils &c. The stock Of the no
improved rreeds and nre very Nkey and valuable 20
B.M. HARRISON:
- There will be poHpoDemeni on account 81 'hs
weather..
r. The bonds viii carry interest from the fa'e. f'ts
PRINCIPAL be not punctuais paid. 81 W
Cat all, fimelis) Ian. 10. Ts-sJs
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MEN snd BOYS.
n UIV IuIII.tI VI IIUySi hI OF good cbaracler
69-nF BEN JAMES harris
LAND AND NEGKOES FOR SALE

VIZ
Y virtue OF deed of executed Inv Joln Nfilnor
~ Bedford 10 Alexander hbae and the subscriber ate
the 9TH day OF September, 1920, Of record in the
Clerks Office OF HenrcO County Court for pruoses
mentioned, will lie sold IN The highest bidder for cash on
the SOh day at JAhHry 1874 air IL the mex fair
day,at the residence Of tue snd John NJ IIeIlord i'm
The county OF enrico two tracts Of LAND in Henrico
county, one OF them containing 92i and bounded y
creek &c me other containing IU7 a7res and bounded by
the LANDS OF Jacob Ellis Harris Ellis Anderson TnlIer ard
- La Prade Se.-also tract OF LAND in The co,niv ~
Barren ~ the state of Kentucky, containing 1000 acres
ana pouhueh by the lands of Jesse Curd George Pickett
- Coleman, and - Raston Also We pegr. 81 AVks'
named ouolly Jonathan Rose Msriah Lucy with their
increase Inc subscriber will only title as
vested in bin JOHN q WILL ANS Tr',.,a -
January %. en- "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-22
HIRFLINGS WANTEO

TOBACCO STEmMkHS X TWISTERSs-Tbe subscri.
yer desires 10 hire for tbs ensuing hundred
tobacco stemmers and anuacurrrs also twelve sxper
Pressneh aud four good choppers, keg makers.
Manchester, Dec. 2. 6S-tf rOIIN MAC RAE
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Total, Isisogo
or these rec are Christian, to one Nahone,nu
PeoponneSus the murea. 900 Christian nbahita
I,sisos

Total. q,DOOO
Several of provinces Continental Crerre ,- c.oo
the others are in instruction. N'
The Morea rs free. aud nearly all the islands
In the above mentioned statement Of The popnatin che
Greeks in Thrnee, Bulgaria, Smyrna and ConstantinonI,
not included.
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no TOBACCO-NlAKERG

WISH 10 sell my tract ofland Poiecai swamp IN The
county OF Caroline IL contains about 1900 acres about
l5Oo u swamp, equal 10 IN Virginia for tobacco las
proof the crops have made on part cleared
we're considered equal superior any the Rich
moud market The improvements Of The best Kind for
quarter plantation aud situation healthy any below
the Rdge-If SELL II mast be Immediately the object
being 10 pay my debts claim against will be taken
IN part. The premises will be shown Nv MIR. Pond py
overseer residing the place, any person inclined a.
purchase bargain may be had II early application
made. WILSON ALLEN
Bowling Green, sept.90 42-n
NOTICE Is hereby given, that all tbe cells ~ Luuac
Hospital in the city " Williamsburg occupied. ami
that patients male female, will be received
the said hospital until Of The said cells vacant
Due notice ~ which viii be given.
BY order OF the Court Of Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY. &. C. d.
July 20. 1898. 24-4 :
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rs CHANCERY; At Court held for Louisa e,.7-IV NJ
me Courthouse ON Monday, December the 9th, 1928
""''~tner thompson, PIT.
william A Thompson and Charles Thompson Jr. Dds
The defendant william, A. Thompson mo-, bayin. .n,gS
ms appearance and given security according Law and the
res al his court and IL appearing satisfaction of
the court that he Is iniaban this stale On mo-
"n OF the plaintiff by counsel il is ordered that the said
de'en,iani William A. Thompson do appear here ON the
hrst DAY OF March court next, answer the paint
b AMI that copy nj this order be forthwith inserted in
some one OF the pnbis newspapers printed in city OF
hchmond for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY also posted az
the 'front.' door of The Courthouse of This on some
couriday. A copy-reste. JOHN IlUNTER 4, e..
w.. 70, 66-MRMt
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Mason l. Weems, ne executor charlot,e Ewel der,a
and ns such executor of the last III OF t.s
wel deceased ami in right ol his France and m his
own right as assignee Of Leroy Ewe anc Air-d tSeIl
James Ewei, aud Philip Alexander, sheriff Pine. VIII
liam counts, To whom hath been committed aim
Bil filed and Subpoena awarded defendant nneS
weli not having entered his Appearance given secu
" according To the Assembly ana the m es ii nil
court ana appearing 10y satisfactory esisnce that he Is
an niabani OF this commonwealth Ii is ordered thai
the said James E~ell do appear here on Ilr rst , S
March court next and tine bill
hnd that cnpy of this order lee iih h
same newspaper printed in the of Richmond for
nons successivey, aud that another copy iherf e n.t
ell ut the front do"r ot the thn,i>e county
Acopy-resie, VI. Is. SINCLAIR d. O.
necsr,her so ~
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IlRuiNiA; "a hulrs holden ia ,Ilt C.rrkS ,,aire =
Der 1923: ~ " D''e"'-
ohHrieN Ewe assignee of Jesse Ewr H. Sarah II EweiI
~ her own right aud asSignre Thomas Ert, in t,.,
Tor hebecca L. Eweil Charlotte Ewe and ED.ma Ewell
Curpis
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ROANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY

ROANOkE NANIGRIION COMPANY.
10y resolution Of the hoard Of directors Of the Roanoke
- Navigation Company Of Ire ifh ct last month, the
stockholders Of the said company required pay
lac treasurer thereof The first day Of February next
sun OF i've dollars each aud every share held
by fhen respectively.
December S0.-uF 4 JOYNEn Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-22

CHANCEEf-At Rules hsld In the GEEK, oil. g at
ihe court OF the United States, fith circuit and
virginia usriet, IN the month of December 1929:
Edward Lewis ani Francis Tonnes nts and mart
nefs trading under the firm of Lewis foines, Pits.
Against
Richard II. Whitlock. William, Withheld
" pns.
ihedeieHdanis James II. Whilnck and William & WL;,
lock not having entered their appearance and ry. ,s,
IVY accounting TO rule al the couri, IL appearing HAT
my e no. ,nhabi"ns of this district the noiian of
Tue pa'f shy their counsel il is ordered
defendants appear the FIRST day Of next fern and an
"erhe hiI OF the plaintiffs, and that o. this d.r
be forthwith inserted snaper prin,, in i've ,
o R'chmonJ isr months and posted n, lie
front door Of the Capitol in tue said city.
January 3. ~ .'"'
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IN cnANcERY--Ih NoitcwaylcOuniy court, s'h Deeeo-
4 Der. 1925;
a"o.ts"n 4 M'iier, Comp't.
rs"rse u. sea, and Abraham li"icheu D.ts.
Th. defendant SrRy, having entered his
and give" s.euri, "e~Ssng To the OF Assembly and
ie rules ol th'> court ana II appearing the
~ the court that he * niaban OF This
wealth the noiinn "f the complainant bis counsel,
IL ordered ta, the defendant S,ay appear here ON or
befor the first fhur>ia, in March answer The hill,
and give security for performing the decree vi the court
aud that OF this order be inserted two mouths
~ some pablo >aper pri--d in Richmond or Peters
burg, and pasted tue dor Couri husY r,hi-
county. Acopy-reste. 4. ". POWELL, II. e. n. q. .
hecrm'~r H. 6i-waws
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4 = CiiANCEKY: At a held for IOnsa county, al
Il the Courthouse, on MONDAY, December 8, 1923
Thomas Johnson, admor of David johnson dec Pit
Against
John H. Winston and Joshua Willis and Arcbbsd An
derson adm or Of Jehn Winston and Mary Wins-o dec
Defts.
The defendant John b. Winston having entered his
appearance aud given security according to law d tue
rules OF this and appearing saisae ion Of
the court that be is alaban of this stale on the
motion of the plaintiff y his attorney, Is ordered that
the said defendant John r. Winston appear H. re on the
FIRST day OF March next, and the Of the
plaintiff and fhs copy Of this order forthwith ms eTted
IN some newspaper printed in the city for eight
weeks successiveiy and posted front door of he
courthouse of this county cOurt day
copy-Tese, JOHN HUNTER, elk.
December %. 7O-wey
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EoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JAN. Is.
Mr. Buchanan presented the following res
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25

MAcHIAs, Nay e0.-.The benevolent
keeper of Libby island light, capt. John
WHEELER, has lately procured a large
trumpet, which he intends 10 sound at
ioggy seasons three times day, al about
s. l2, and 4 o'clock, for the benefit of
vessels which NAY be in the bay. 1t is
expected the trumpet can be heard three.
miles, when it is calm. We take great
pleasure in noticing the above, and it is
hoped the intended relief to the mariner,
bewildered in the fogs, which so frequent.
ly hover over over the waters of the BAY
OF Fundy, will be experienced when &C.
cssion calls for il.
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[ COMMUNICATIONS

The RsttlesDake IN the Alexandria
Museum, shed his skin yesterday and if
there can be any beauty in reptile, he
now presents 10 the sight, one in ma,
lures gayest dress-the richest black
silk velvet, embroidered with gold is
but faint comparison. This animal hes
been kept in the Museum approaching
two years, and this is the second time
ne has shed his skin, and is by far more
brilliant now than last season And IN
few days his beauty like rich flower
fades away. He has with him in the
same cage, as companion, frog, ~ ich
he will not injure, although he will des
stroy others OF the same kind. They
both dwell together in harmony.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25
5blp Relus.
ALEXANDRIA, d. C...JUNE ga.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Ship General Lingan, VIM. Crab,ree,
jr. master, Liverpool 81 days; salt and
coal to II Iadd s. Go, and freight to
Hugh Smith & Co, VIM FowIe s. Co.
Passengers.-Capt Crosby, late Of the
ship Wilhe!mina of this port, foundered
at sea, and Mrs. Barnett and family
May s. in lat SO n and long $50 w
spoke ship Han'onia, of Portsmouth,, n
ii for Liverpool IL DIS out.
Schr Abigail, FurDald, lumber to
] II Ladd e Co.
Sch New Priscilla, Crow el Boston
ballast to II Laid s Co.
The U 5 steam gsiiiot Sea Gull, bear
ing .com. Porter's flag, and another u S
schooner passed up for w Washington.
SAILED,
Sloop Java, Dellaway, N York 1s
passengers.
Schr Almirs. Malvina, Fox, Phila.
delphia.
Schr Etna, Laurence, West Indies.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
- Petersburg, Crow, Norfolk, with
passengers; among them com Rogers.
Schr Celia, Fuller, hence, ar at Boston
18th inst.
schr Wiliam>snd. Nancy, Otis, hence,
ar at Boston l9rh inst.
Brig Venus of this port at Mon,ego
Bay 18th ult. for New York.
Scoop Chauncey up at New York ssd
INST Tor this port In few days.
Sch Allen Thatcher, hence ar at Ncv
York 25d inst.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25

transaction seem TO be folly stated in the
testimony of Hugh l.. White. 1t does
not appear that any knowledge OF these
payments having been made in reprecia-
ted paper was communicated to the Sc
cretary. The measures adopted by him
for the reasonable provision of a proper
fund at the place Of disbursement, were
as far as the committee can judge suita,
BILE and judicious. lie had q right to cx-
pect the payments to be made is specie,
OF IT'S equivalent or, at least, TO be in
formed if any thing should HAPPEN to
prevent such payment. No Information
was given to him of any disappointment
OF his expectation in this respect by those
whose duty it was to pay and no com,
plant appears TO have been preferred by
those whose right it was to receive.
In regard 90 the contested letter of
Benjamin Stephenson, OF the 18th Oct.
1919, the committee sec nj cause to
change the opinion which WAS entertain.
ed, and which they intended 10 express
in their former report--that, although
the letter was written, as stated by Mr..
Edwards in his testimony, there was no
evidence mat MT. stephenson cofnmun-
Gated or transmitted it to the secretary
OF the treasury.
The committee do not deem 1t neces-
sary to extend their report. by pro,rscted
observations on the various parts of the
evidence, as the whole is submitted TO
the house. They content them elves
with saying, that, in their opinion, moth
ing has been proved to impeach the in,eg.
rity of the secretary, or TO bring into
doubt the general correctness and ability
of his administration of the public finan.
ces. To this point, as the main object of
inquiry. the chief attention OF the commit
tee has been directed and they have
come to the result which has now been
stated, with the unanimous concurrence
of the members present. Other points
there are, of less Importance, but which
may, nevertheless, be supposed not 10
have escaped consideration by the com.
miltee. These, however, under all the
circumstances, they have thought it pro-
per to leave, without observation, in the
light in which they are placed by the evil
dence.
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TURN OIIT

The iourneymeD ship carpenters of
Philadelphia, have turned our for higher
wages,in consequence of the activity in
that branch of business at the present
moment. They have received 81 so
per diem, but want 81.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25

MIR. Crozet, engineer of the state, hae
concluded his view Of the Fauquier and
Alexandria Turnpike--as also the diffe
rent routes proposed for IFS continuation
from auckland TO this place. The re
suit of his view is not Known
WaTTenton, Ia. Gag.