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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-07
PRO BONO PUBLICO.

a N old man Offers to teach a school in
L a West.Greenvich. from the lst Of Dece mber
to the 1st Of April. without any compensation. az
supply the same school with an instruc,ress, fre-
LIST Of April to the fst Of December, at r;
pense II any person Who is su,hor'
an instructor. will dnect q letter to n
Vermont and convey it by mail. snld'
without any further expense, Of bsyes
who will exert all the powers me can
have given him 10 be useful. c,;m.oo
sept. %, 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-07

hecidcnt--A boy, l3 years old, who had
concealed himself in uee, q, Exeter, N. II.
TO avoid somo punishment that had been
threatened him, was lately shot by another boy,
m pu'suit OF game, who n,isfook him for an
oWi Poor boy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-07
FOR WHINING

IN THE, good 'na
~A8A, BELL. HAIL Cl ''"o
H6NE burtben. will spoHane
11. and 18th Of next such a
or passage, having good sceommonany
ly undergone thorough repair,) live
ter on board, at present. lying in Wa !.
jan'in yMnnyord or James Coygeshal. in i
sept 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26

DMr James H. Nelson is now on a tour COLLECTING de-
ands due this Office, in the counties of Amelia Pohsan
Cumberland, buckingham, Prince Edward Nonowav'
Campbell, Bedford and Chesterfield ~
k)HE subscriber offers for sale, in Store
L SCUPPEhEoNG WINE, in quarter casks of superior
quality - f'
Old white JAVA COFFEE for family use
FAMILY FLOUR, from white wheat VERY GneN
Junietfa, American, and Swedes IRON assorted
German and Blistered STEEL
Plough share mouIds
CASTINGS Of all descriptions
Patent SHOT of all sizes
Alum
Sonp
Venetian RED
Linseed Oil (purej
Verdigris
Writing Pager
BUR MILL STONE BLOCKS, Of very supe,ior o,oIi,v
All which VIII be sold on reasonable terms.
March 26. tncD aa,.i1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
DOMESTIC.

WAsHrsGroS, March e2.-There is no rea-
son 10 doubt That all the proposed amend
ments TO the Constitution of the United
States, now bebre the Senate, will be post
poned beyond the present session, the effect
of which is, for the present, TO reject them
Those which have originated in the House Of
Representatives, we run no risk in saying
will share the same fate, except that such
postponemtnt, or failure TO pass upon Them
does not, in that body, have the effect virtual
iy 20 reject them, but allows them to be-
called up and acted upon at the next session
Indeed, without touching upon any Of the
amendments 10 the Constitution, there is
abundant evidence that the Session will be
sufficiently protracted. The bin for a revision
of the duties on imports ttariff bill so caled)
travels slswly through the House of Repre-
scntatives, and meets with many obstruc-
tons in its course of preparation for a discus.
sion Of its general principle, which has as yet
been only incidentally debated. If the bill
passes the House of Repl esenta,ves, as it pro.
badly wili-we do not say certainly-the Ses-
sion will hardly terminate before the first Of
June next. MAT Int.
March 23.-The predicted post ponement of
the several propositions before the Senate, for
amending the Constitution of the United
States, took place yesterday, by decided
majority Of votes.
AT the opening of the Debate yesterday,
the Vice President required that gentlemen
should confne themselves, in debate, to IN.
question actually before the House. So that
the Debate on The Caucus was suddenly
brought TO close, to the great dsappoint
ment, NE apprehend, of those who resorted TO
the Senate Chamber, in the hope of witness
ins scene. Ofthe debate which took place
on this subject on Thursday and Friday last,
we had proposed To publish Sketch to day, a
part of which is indeed already in type
Bat our Reporter not being quite ready for us.
we have deferred it until to morrow. fB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
TWENTY DOLLARS REWAoO

WILL give ID dollars % any person ,L., ,;r
4 secure negro iasn named 6rEPHES in Louis ta;
or denver hin tn me in Spots, yana couutv near Nev
Market lie sent or ae- nv hiring him At lasf J,nnarv
Louisa court lie is small elbow fellow and vorl ea ~
mr. ichhrd A. Perkins Ter several mast in ,bs Cd,
OF Hiehnond Po~iatan ami Cumberland coun,ies H. y
prnais lurking ah-ut ut the nhoye pa,u,d
ilee pass lie IS a good sun- mssnn scher and
s' o,s nc THOMAS MINOR, Guardian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26

whom aselect Court, after u ti;.ly aud MIA
y considering the same, declare are moi
prorcd"
Withholding the sentence from Lieut.. X
until the eve ofthe Pcacncks sailing, com
pletply depryes him OF the RICH. b. has, Ia u
copy of the proceedings for publication, and /
was assured, at the Department. that nothing
but the sentence would be sent 10 the Press
from that quarter
My authority justifes the most implicit
reliance upsn these facts, and impart them
to you with eqaai confidence in their truth.
In course like this, and with reference
to one Of the most aggravated insults to which
young officer was ever subjected, am sor-
ry to say, hut one opinion prevails with regard
to the new Secretary Might against Right
must nOy be considered as the doctrine of the
Navy Department
81 trust there will not be a voice i'm the
country that will not be raised against such
Systematic oppression, nor Press that will
not freely be employed to give its denunca-
ton the most ample circulation and effect
Let the friends of the Navy look 10 this in
season."
Extract ofa letter to The Editor ofhe Herald,
dated
WASHINGTON, 18th March, 1894.
"DEAR SIR
ne sentence OF the COurt MARTIAL upOO
Mr. Kennon is !" full ncquitial' upon every
char; e and specifcuiion-b the Court 60 no
further
:" He is ordered to the Pacific in the Pea
cocle-and if report tells true, this is step by
the "powers that rule the roast" 10 stihe all
further enquiry about the famous Georgia IL
bel for, it is understood here, the Secretary
will make no part of the proceedings public
hut the sentence,-and making Kennon's sail
ing nearly simultaneous with a knowledge OF
his sentence, puts it out ofhis power to get any
thing else for that purpose.
No steps are TO he taken against the Pro
sccufor, though the Court have declared that
the charges and specifications are not PROV
ed 20
Z" make this known TO you to satisfy the
curiosity know your readers have about the
late Court Martial, and suggest it as due to
Justice and the honor OF the Navy, whether il
will not be expedien mt for It. Kennon to pub
fish all that he can, 10 this dejence.-The
public will from that, l amp told, be able 10
comprehend something of transaction of
which they are to hs officially kept ignorant
but which they have only to know to stamp
with their severest apprehension.
"The Officers here, under the rank oil
Captain, hope some independent Member OF
Congress will call for the proceedings of the
Court Martial: Amen say IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
CAUCUS DEBATE

singular discussion has taken place in the
Senate of The y. s., of wha, gentlemen choose
70 90 out "fdoors. 1t commenced on Friday
ana vas cot short on Monday last. The Do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
'IH;JSr SaTC 0E ~

y'ri"o OF deed nf recorded in the IcrI, ofs.s
h vSochiand county court, executed nv David mime
vi. INK 'ha sell 81 ncres Of land More or les ~
"E W te COUNTY o. Goorand, adjoining the dow er lands
~ ours ESabeih Minis, the Wo,t aI
JOS tst"r end "ters, forthe purpose raising thr no
-! we shd a'en secured to lee paid togetlcf with niI
c"S's Hrndng the execution trust T sale . IA 10
s.h MAIL on we 2'h day OF April the premises for
s.ch r only is vested in me- which is believed q, be-
NJ, ,'. ae WIN HIX, Trustee.
--tvA,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26

i ale reached W enky ias, nislit--snd srssa,'..
over not less than l5 cluse columns of the ~.
lnttlligcncsr. Its length. how ever, shall n,
deter US from re-publica,ion-an we shall
commence it on Tuesday. Our eye eaxeriy
ran over the Speakers nsmes--un,i. il liz upon
the name Of that old sterling republican.
Nathaniel Macon of n. Carolina. He is a
Spartan in his style, as well as in other things,
HiS speech Is lac0nc-ule following is all thai
lac Say about n Caucus In this case at least
Mr.. NJ. has literally come up 10 Hurace's idec
Ut tn. tcndr proposi!i ;
we have, now, mare candidates for the
Presidency than we ever had before. How
are my people, said Mr.. NJ. To know these
inen Why, WHEN <" home, they win ask
me whom think 10 BE- the best man ; or RAJ
Their, who will tax them the least? which is
tue same thing. And presume, the uurs-
tions are put 10 other members. I am glad
my colleague called for the Yeas and NAYS,
on this question, for hope the subject viii
not be postponed. In regard to Caucuses, /
have no confessions TO make. | haze gone
into Caucus, rs honestly as 1 20 ia church.
don't care how many Caucuses, or how few,
There are. care nothing about them. Once,
n'weveF l was. about twenty years past, ia
Ken IN, by Caucus, and said Is ould not
attend another. had intended to have gi,en
a history Ut some, on different sides, but it is
decided not To be order"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
NOTICE

given TO the purchasers Of articles manufactured
~ we fe'hf"nfiarv that judgments will he uI,tsne AZ
@ d Ss ,s,"" Of The General Court upon fall
o"F ana unpaid brioTe that time, zi!iot. lrgui ro,c
the same being dispensed with bv an act uTthe egsiare
And"r' Office, March a. ls2a tas n' ,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
vERYILLE. March Is. 1924.

VERYILLE, March Is, 1924
Me''r' GseAie GoOrh The object Of this comu,uni.
eo" 10 correct mistake In statement in the Euqui-
reF oil the sih inst. friend then In Richmond ne,
heving would he candidate for Congress TO fill the va
cancy occeoncd by the death Of eur late repre,er,1,
mn Lee na Esq and Considering Important as the
election would take no time should be lt
IN bringing me before the public In that character On
nospced me a, candidate.
neg e"ve I" assure my friends that IL was subject of
"eP regret u felt myself compelled BY considerations
'He most npesins I" i-s.s ;her wishes. An nLe this
opportunity them IN, hes, acknowledgements, ~
tue honor done me y their and repeated selica
lions on thi, subject
am gealenen, respectfully, your ohsdirn servant,
ELLySoN CURRIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26

'as they must shortly be- Gn.ly tested Ti.
advantages said tot,r possessed T., the nrw,
discovered agent over Steam hrr, that with !.
much less consumption al fuel. and ia Tar
less space, an equal power il pr"iucrd a. It
proof that the discovery Is not riiin"ricai, We
have seen letters from Euro,.-. stating that
EiS'0o0 sterling had been offered for ,hr pat
ent right of France, provided the experiment
succeeded. ~. Y. liner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26

We understand that General ATKINSON is
making preparatory arrangements at St.
Louis, for military expedition, which is TO
ascend the Missouri next summer, for the pur-
pose of chastising the Indians for their late
aggressions in that quarter. Missouri Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
To Jesse Queen and Inn b. has Jyifs :

10 Jesse Queen and .9nn II. has Ifife
AhE notice that shall proceed The day Of May
next, at the OF Jordan BaIIoa al PS,yba,a1
Courthouse between the hours of nine ia morning aud
SIX in the evening, and continue from day IN dav nntil
nshed 10 take the dispositions of Abner p Kerr md OH.
ers to be read as evidence the trial suit In chancery
now uependingi 10 the county of
am plaintiff and you and Hughes Oven and Peter
are defendansi when and where you attend IL you
'n,sk proper DAVID LESUEUH.
4us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
RICHARD POTJ-AKD =
NOTICE

fTtRASSACTS husinc,> in IyncLtnrr Vici,t. q, AIR,
Il .TloNEER and GENEtAL ConNisSinN AZ y
CHANT. February 2i % 81 III "'EH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
JUDY HOLCOGihE

" ESfECTFULLY informs her frie,,. sn. The publie
thai she has opened house Of private eoefsirmret
nv uIP cue ~ Charlotte county, iinnlediatriy on The
han fnid leading from iyncufe 10 Charlotte (;orrt
mouse hainpdr" Sidney College, Prince fdward Court
az, t"fi' - ul'rs southeast ~ l., ncLbnre 81
es northeast OF CamFhel Courihuse ~ miles norte est
SS.Srlotr Nourihouse "a miles southwest Of Z. Edward
-! IN the sane direction from ampden SID
10y C1i'ge "a miles irom Bent Creek the road lending
oh ,i pace 20 Coles ferry Stanton river, ~ miles
" H'tit liusrts fRverp, ~ mite IRON the Red iluusp
on '"e ROAD rom that place Lynehburg thus house is
convenient oisfhnce IRON The road, consulting u,asV
spaInens which wi resier conimodious for accorino.
nnhk families and from past experience natcrs her
sen that hose Who NAV favor her with theft atronne.
VII receive such 0dations will lie sasfnetort
nl-Ien ~ io6--wfN
V'kGINtA AZ roy holden 10 iAe oIsfk's ofce u 70
Superior Court n Cbancery for The Ricbulopd Ds
,fiet the 18Th day Of nafeh 1924
c"dw alIad,r Jones, pH
Againa
EdWiu Lad, and Thomas Vatk;ns v,s0s
The defendant Gavin Lard not having entered MS an
penranse and gVef seeuriy according he act Of Ase
bly, md che rules ~ this four appearing ~ salts,
aciory evidence that he u OIL inhnbisant This cou
Fy IL Is ordered thar the raid Defendant do aprear here
the hfst day oi tie answer the hii OF ths
plan.f aod that copy Of this order be or hNilh ih
sered ~ some newfsDer published IN ihe rt, of R;eb.
ua Tor two Hoh excessively, and posted the ffont
door VI The capitol, 10 The said cily.
- cOpy-.Cesf, WM. W. TESING c. q.
Narrff5 ItG~-vSA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26

'IulE WASHINGTON TAVERN is For RTNT--Th.
urniinre nhy e had reasonable terms ,rd ,ls.s
or four wants Until the first Of Ianunry net
-nlICh - HO-t ARCHD NOpERTEON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26

a meeting Of the citizens OF Switzerland
county, Indiana, has nominated he Vin Gin
teh AS president, aud Gen. Jackson as V.P
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26

tOO-W4Wf
VlsGlNlA; AZ rules holden in the clerks office Of the
the 18th day Of March, 1924. '
Jesse speed' assignee Of no. Snecd, Pit
Lemuei H. R,idick and Martha syme Dehs
The Defendant Lemuel IT, ri,Idck NOT bsvfog en,eroa
his appearance and given security according TO lie act of
Assembly and Tie rules OF Ibis court arpeariuy v
satisfactory evidence, that he Is irhaaf of This
country II Il ordered, that the said defendant d.
the plaintiff and that copy ~ this order he forthwith
serted ~ some newspaper published the CITY Of Rich
moud for two months succesivciy. posted al the nf
door Uf the capitol, Nv the said city. ~
coPyTes,e, WM. w. HENINe, e. G.
March 90 1Os-~ews
WfHGfNfA Al Rules, boleD in the UIeTkIs Office nj lie
Superior Court Of ChaHcery for the Hichmoad biz.
trini, she Igb day of March, 1921
John Motley, Richard Motley and William Motley, Pits
Against
Elizabeth Motley admir- withthe viii annexed of Edwin
oey deceased the Elizabeth Motley iu her ov
right, and Thomas Motley and Nathaniel Mniiey an. Hen.
~ Segar, 5dmUrs of Henry Motley decd Lunsford Mot
ley, Robert s. Motley. and Riias NJ Motley; Etzabst N,t
formerly Motley, Joyeph Barnett and Rosey his wife Gr
mcrY Motley Leroy EUuiwars and Fanny his wife for.
merry Motley Chaney liershaw and Polly his wife for.
merry Motley; EdrOnd r. Noel one Of the esecntor, az
merry Moteyi and EhzaLeb Broadus, formerly Motley
DIS.
The defendants Joseph Barnet and rossy his vile no,
hnvg entered rr appearance and given seent Accord
inR 10 the of Assembly md tie rules court n b.
Appearing by satisfactory evidence ha they not na
iaais ~ ths counlry Is ordered that thr said defend.
ants 30 Hp-ar here the frat day The nrf term an
answer The tli Of the psinif; and that n copy t.
order be tor h Inserted n some newspaper putisLcJ
the city Of kichmoud for rol's sacce.s.sslv ans
PO,.sd NJ tie front door CT tbc Capui 10 ae said civ
March &C. *
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
NOTICE.

W.
vNIE partnership heretofore existing und.r al. c. -
hNiAG DOblE, is this day dissolved by p,u,uai
OF the IHte concern. ION = n NJ - Sasi'iess
henrico eounty, Feb. 2s,is2A THOMAS DoI,iE
~ The ,nh:crilrr VIII continue 10 carry on the TAN
nINH CuHRfIAG business the tan ward stely orr,
lei 10y 'he hrm at Ewing Dobie where ali orders for
'ea,ner WI he puDctunliy attended TO. "
ihose indebted the late firm of Ewing A. I,o,,;s no
IeqeSleG I" come fnwar and settle their and
ss ~ save claims againt said firm will pcnse preser
MI %? "su THOMAS D0DiE.
105-4l
mr. suO'cineTs, SURVIVING Trustee, Tonpkins and
murray, have authorised Ar. John TompL ius 10 esIlec
.ne balances due the late firm Of Tompkins & MURRAY -.
fers"hs ndeled To said irn aud those who have herein
lore been enpl" ed in collection OF the dets de Ia ~
earnestly requested ~ settle their accounts
j. NICHOLAS, ! -
n,,o. H. ANDERSON, trustees 2
%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
d. w. g. G. WARWICK

-. Dc w % =, W ARWICh
IL AVE tor sale in Store-TlN PLATES COPPER 4,
SheeiS ana bars; sdy vgt NAILS sacks n SALT .
crates o. Iarthenwalr hampers of Bottles pig aliss
Doll hoop nnd sheet Iron Nail Rods Seybe Blades
~ n.s Lao Sh"i Window Glass boxes PIpss Crates
oto"rndge Fire Bricks Spanish brown Grind SionE,
""u Nptifh clnne. March 81. IOS--tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
#. a. HOLCOAIBE

III EMS lis services as n COMMISSION MERCHANT
~ To the Planters, who trnde 70 Iynebbnre Uis L,n
thge OF the quality Of Tobacco, his foreign and
anNes as To- LIS valne, md his acquaintance with tbe o
nhasefs in this Market will enable him 10 do ioSI;
e'y plaster who may confde produce TO bis care.
lNuchhurg. ffi n. o.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26

NlHGlNlA; AT rules, holden the clerks office of The
Superior Court Of chancery for the Richmond district
the 18th day Of March, 1924:
Jesse Sneed, assignee of TO. Snecd, PHI
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Perfect, Cap. Prince. arrv-
ed at Charleston in IS days from Lii
verpool, brings Liverpool papers Of Sa-
turday, slh December, London papers
I, The 4th, inclusive, and Lloyd's Lis, TO
the Sd of the SAM "onth.
The cotton market has suffered a still
further depression.
II is said in the Times that the Spanish
government has at length been droyf TO
the neressi'y of adopting some measures
for the msintenanee of its credit IN To-
reign countries This necessity has
been occasianed BY The complete failure
Of Guehhard's loan. The point now un-
ier consideration respecting the linan-
cial Affairs Of SCAN is ufde stood 10 be
- hat concessions on the subject OF the
Constituhiona Loans will induce the ca.
pi'als's OF Europe TO make further ad.
vances Of none, TO the restored govern
ment. This complicated question IS
now the situation OF the affairs OF Madrid.
II Is sCaied thai hotb the Nussn'mans
and the Gfeces WISH thai tAfir can es
was a, an end. Ncsropon' i'e@ti ARD
A lea DO not lurnish the Turkish tfea-
sury with more than a million and a hall
pisstres, aud !, costs four millions annu-
ally to keep tb{m IN sDb.ectan
Morillo has Sot the leas, influence in
SPAN, and Abkbai has been refused
permission to return to that country.
A Madrid ddte OF Nov. 10, says that
Don Victor Saez preserves the fort
,fuiHe of foreign pHlrs.
Gen. Nina WAS received al Plymouth
with the most enthusiastic applause. On
getting int his carriage, the horses
were taken out, and it was dragged by
the popuia lace, amidst the loudest huzzas,
aud cries OF NINA forever" Brave
Nina" through the town TO the Royal
Hotel. No fewer than 5000 persons
assembled on the occasion.
The enisraliuGs from Spain are not
confined to France and England but
according to the Belgian Journal, have
extended to that country.
HIS Majesty the King OF the Neither
lands, has determined to reduce all his
ambassadors at foreign courts to the rank
OF ENJOYS.
An intrigue is reported to be on foot
among he continental powers, for ma
King the son OF the Ex-hlng OF sweden,
sovereign OF Greece.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17

regular liberty. He was, however, de.
ceived in the hopes he formed at the
commencement of the French Revolu-
ton, and proved himself as much the
enemy Of popular tyranny, as he was Of
kingy power. He suffered imprison-
ment in consequence; and on the resto-
ration of the monarchy, he returned to
France, and has ever since contended in
favor of the char cred rights of France.
II reviewed the proceedings of Con-
eress, by which his services were origi-
nally accepted by this country, and the
ank OF major general was conferred on
him-by which he was pc mitted to re-
turn TO France, accompanied by for
nal opinion of hrs services, pronounced
by Congress. He also read various
other extracts, consisting of reports of
committees, and resolutions of Congress,
all comforting honor on the Marquis, and
expressing he grateful feeling of the
country respecting him, on his final de-
panure from America.
II then adverled to he means used
bv CONGRESS to OBJ ain his release from
prison he was released bv the heroic
entefprz e Of an American who was as
sociated with him. After This, he pro-
seeded 10 read a resolution which, he
himself, had moved, when a son of La
Fa, cite had visited this country. The
resolnli passed unanimous y: but when
the committee proceeded to act upon it,
they found that all their wishes had betb
anticipated by The paternal care OF Wash
lngton. La Fayette has once more ex-
pressed his desire to visit this country,
to NEE, his companions in arms. The
object of this resolution is, when he
comes, TO wait him hither under that flag
which he has himself planted on the
walls of an enemy. He hoped the graft.
iude oil the country would never be snf-
iered to grow cold but that the resolu-
ton would pass unanimously.
On motion of Mr.. MtcAeH, letter
from Marquis La Faye'te to Col. Willet
of New-York, was read, in which he ex-
pressed his wish to visit this country !;
and also another received by MIR. Bran
nan Of Washington.
Mr. FAIRFIELD disclaimed any intention
to enter into a detail Of the services rem
dered to this country by La Fayeue.
They had been recounted by the gentle
man from Louisiana, and he only rose to
express his hope that the resolution
would be unanimously adopted.
The resolution was then unanimously
ordered TO be engrossed and ordered to
be read third time Tomorrow.