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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
Msrrreetion oflhe Slals Prison

BosToN, March ia most daring ATTEMPT
wa $ made yesterday at sunrise, by some of
the cOnvicts at the State Prison 10 escape
They rushed upon one of the officers and
threatened his life, in order to get the keys
which he had in his possession. Fooled 10 this
attempt they retreated To the eating-bal and
spirit of mutiny aud INSTRUMENTATION brcame
general through the Prison. The whole num-
Der OF the cOnvicts assembled there, many of
them armed with dangerous weapons, and re-
fused to leave the hall or 90 to labor unless
their fellows, who had attempted The life of
the officer, could he excused from punishment.
The situation of the officers, especially those
VINO having charge of the shops, were by this
unexpected combination in the power Of the
convIcts, became seriously alarming. The
ordinary force IN the government Of the pr-
son, was found insufficient to quell the mutiny,
unless at an expense Of life, which it would
have been horrible TO have incurred. Under
tnese circumstances, request was made to
maJor Wainwright, commanding the u. S.
Marines, a: the Navy Yard for assistance,
sVho with great readiness ordered out his
command ADD repaired himself to the Prison.
immediately on his appearance, all resistance
Oy the e0nVicts was terminated, the ringead-
ers were subjected to punishment and good
order restored throughout the yard. Great
credit ~ due tO Major Wainwright for the
prompt assistance which he rendered on this
critical occasion, by the display ola force
which made all further resistance unavailing.
ana compelled the conSicts tn submit TO an.
tb0rity without the loss " lives.
In the assembly at the hall, two or three oil
the prisoners who were disposed TO obey the
orders OF The government and return 10 labor
were severely beaten, and some ofthrm dan
gerously wounded by the muiineers, but the
lnsurreciiOn, wc are happy 10 learn. wa.
qutiled without any other injury. Patriot
tommercim. THE following Order, iss/St
ny the Port Captain Of The port Of Mafanzas
has been obligingJy translated bv friend. fn
publication. from the Cozeia I'll G6bierpo d
Ei0t6nzns, forwarded to rs by the American
consular Agent at Maianzas The Order +
Important We understand, to those who trad,
Il that port.
~ consequences Of The determination or his Ex
ttnf9'y lhe contain General Of the island, as l,nb
h~1ed ~ be SisriO Of The government Of Havana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23

fcornBi,inica,,dl

plFD-At his restlerce IN Northumberland county on
We io'h INST Mr. RICHARD LIE Of C0hbs Hall in the
18Th yelr ot bis age " te truly said, that be has
Dnt len mn enemy behind hinn
DIED ~ TIVE Bowling q ecp, caroline county Va On the
!4Ih ins' Mumr JOHN HOOMES, aged 40 yeprs. Suffice
To v W." bis de"'h =" he anenitd Nv aIl who knew
MN "eri clean his grave, ~ goodness ,r he wa
IoW of""fr "onrn mourn, mus, the distressed and al
crd Of every ege and condition, Tor he was your com,
i " i.i'9n, ~ september last aged -, NnDF TCyzF
CVNhh IN SENNA, Counsellor Of Finance, Knipbt III
s'Nfa Vr"rs Member ~ several learned socistis a.
erY hni>cr PipniPotenarv from Portugal 10 tho tra,
80 az Wen krown tn trrore and America vs. y d.f;n
gushe" hntanst ard as tPnau ~ a tco,
upn h'rc otlueraTy Know ledge IN All the tyrent cp,
Wes Nv which he resided during long seve AMI nspu
e'H Just Wibn'e Of resgec paid 70 his t,isr, an ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
NOTI1,E

raLp proposals viii he received between this and th
- l ~ April next. by tc Directors of ,be pont,.n
Tor lhe delivery ~ tb- Peniientiary II -
l.5OO0O hard hnrnt rticks; s "'
quantity ~ good State sufficient 10 -o,,- A.. 49,.
ana 'opt mpiHed buildings NJ the Peuitent4rv ala,
buiiding ~ f'"f1' "eseIiFuon TO-
fruos"is must state ihe price NJ tI1 materials o,,e
separately sud also state the prices a vt;cs - -.
would ne Undertaken, IL the directors shou detern;se go
lfi "d ny contract The work to- he dnrs n, de fcs
"u'AhaH',he manner, under the direction OF the s,,.cro
snufht WI" VIII be required Ivy the Board of pirerfs 10
- ~ I'aly ". me materials. For faraer parficu.
'"Is Apply 10 Samuel Y. Parsons, Superintendent,
March % To TiiC,f q 9 ,.t!r ',n'satiufIy'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
PAPER MILLS FOR RENT

NDLH Two several decreta orders oftbe snrerir co.,
Ohncery f1r the Richmond district made ON the s,
HIch ana on the 10Th June 1871 in case Of ebie
brahch shall on Wednesday the fot as Of Nav nert a.
lne premises Ofr for lease or term not less t,en ,rs
nor more han FIVE the paper mills on pobte crecE
~ zoe county Chesterfield. A repairs which mag drer
peeesar Hnd proper will be deducted from the rsns me
amount OF rears Is presumed will not exceed $500 s
WIN pipes ffcsh cean water ~ wash the stoin vsb
0ucf WORKED by thf machinery with two s.ts 81 srrs
~ the best con frctfon, and sizing furnace ana c,
We ne,rs'3y nNinres 10 make writing paper the drvng
h'eo ~ We b"'i STYLE AZ the necessary houses a.
ue Rre on the 'pnt The mills are about three nii.
.opq'on Nnd Nti'a one quarter Ola mile ofJ4n,ss riys
H H 'uVi,"h thfi rs the rent win probably 20 vsry
io"' ~ mas Gi Industry acquainted win the b,,s;re
would prove q soufce "f hardsoue profit
! Wsreh g. ~" ~ ~ v =. 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
VALUABLE LAND FOR sAI-E

VIE subscriber being anxious TO the Western
o'nry ohrrs tor sale valuable and biqbIy improve
ac vt land containing 1910 acres about balf mile Snr
Fhsasi's' IN me cnHnty Of Boetour One.tiyd az ,I<
sc'rnien ana M high state Of cultivation the sni;
y "IHpW Warteh TO the production corn, wheat rye
% 'tr sseu lere Is ais" the premises an ezcect
"rcaiu ana large commodious dwelirp house 6nistf
re oes. modern style IL has been used by nbscr
station IN SAYING, that IL Is one OF the most hr,b 81
ng1e"hs situations IN the UPPER country Any person NM,
chnSug s plantation, who may reside ~ distance need
otot at the trouble Of removing his funitarr-or have
on n"h an ergHnt assortment of mahogany &c sbirh
seI low I cast, and also stock Dfevorv desrrptio,
irtes addressed 20 The subscriber Fimcaste viii meet
N" NJ 81 91 "'''"''on' r. H. CRANKY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
SUPREME COURT.

March 16.-Nr. Justice Thompson deliver
ed the opinion of the Court in the case of tn.
Monte Allegrs, Tenant, claimant. Decree af.
6rmed.
MIR. Justice Washington delivered the opin
ION In the case of Edwards against Hughes
Decree affirmed.
The argument of the case Of the French
snip Ap"iion was continued by Mr.. Harper,
fer the claimant.
Mr.. Emmett applied for mandamus to the
Circuit Cour' for the District of Columbia
IN the case of L. S. Burr, Esq. an Attorney OF
that Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23

on the Esd oI December last Il l. now m ale known
TO the consgnces and captains OF vessels pto..eiic
Iron any port OF the u. States Whatsoever, iha, d,
Excellency has though, prorrt 10 postpone until ~
tenth day oil May next the tef gtanied for prrss
ing hs OF heal'h, winch all such captains have :,
bring with them, confr med aud signed nv the Con.
sui OF his Majesty the King of SPAIN trithom ,clica
requisite paper cessei ,c 5eoded in,o these ports
Inns posiponemen being the last that will he made
w re,a'on to hs document, the Governor has ORDER
ed this notification 10 he made public for ,he Know.
ledge and observance of all concerned, aud 90 be
printed IN the gazette ofihis government, three ii es
ana mat p'acards 10 the effect to he placed IN
the different public places I.Va,. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23

his military character and rtpuL'ican princi
pies. This WAS Il bitter pill Ia swallow: Tn,
old General WAS very uucour', ouslv throw
out: aud Mr.. Calhoun ptii in his place Upon
the Suggestion that Calhoun stood no chance
any where, he was set aside, and Jackson re-
placed. No mention is made of The reputii-
can principles nf Mr.. Adams!
The meeting of Jackson's friends was about
as numrrous az the foregoing. No gag was
proclaimed: all were allowed tn Join in the
debate; no one, however, said any thing, but
the friends OF the party. 1t was conducted
with prorrleiy; and terminated in a preamble
aud resolutions, which have been published
These meetings are mere bubbles, which
can have no serious effect in lessening the
confidence OF the great mass of voters in this
place and tue counties around 10 the non,ipa
ton at Richmond by the members of the As
sembly. A LookER-oN.
Fredericksburg, .March 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
OPPOSITION TICKETS.

we presume that imPli reliance may be placed In the
following statement. We know the writer we'll He Is a
ezen oi fredericksburg, intelligent TO be deceived
700 hohet 10 deceive Others Ii has additional in our
eyes because we know he deeply attached TO one of the
'aAune tor whose cause meeting has been got M in
Fredcksburg-but his personal feelings cannot bias his ud
men nor colour his represen;aons-e represents TO ne
IN private letter that the friends of SIR Crawford
strong here (Fredercksburg) and in the county, ,nani
nous" These meetings. then bubble s." They
not more than IS members The render will draw his own
conclusions But, for parts, do not hesitate IN
say as the result OF the extensive enquiries
that Virginia will supper; with overwhelming force The
nominations az Washington and Richmond and that in
no event will she vote for Mr.. Adams or Gen. Jackson
Washington Correspondent Of the " y. American under
lakes although Virginia dshes the Northern
Candidate her apprehension Of military candidate Is
the stron passion We doubt this position alt
II is our firm impression that will not choose
them and will not vote for either Nothing can be sier
than the next remark of the Washington writer: Should
Crawiords case become il probably will desperate in
the course of the summer Virginia decide the election
in favor Of Mr. Adams, York IriY be Ten al he mi nj
ire Union" How Mr. C's cause become desperate 50
tong Virginia and ". York their forces There /.
absurdy in the very suPposion Virginia never can
slider his case desperate long sc votes Of "
10 go into his scale:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
To The Editors ofthe Enquirer.


observe by your paper Of the 18th inst.
that my name is placed on the Electoral Tick
ct framed at a meeting of the members of
the Virginia Legislature, favorable to tn. eIec-
ton of Henry Clay, to the Office of President
OF the United States," held at Richmond,
March 8, 1924
Having long entertained and declared a de-
cldea preference for one of Mr.. Chy's COM
pettors, deem il my duty to lose no time
IN apprizing the Central Committee of this
TACT, that they may have the earliest opportu-
NIFTY OF substituting some other individual i'm
my stead.
But were my preference of MIR. Crawford
much KISS decided than it is, should be inais-
posed to disregard the late Congressional re.
commentator, when now, almost for the first
time, a resort to il has becom me necessary. There
are many, and strong objections to Caucus
Nomination, but the mischiefs and dangers to
be apprehended from it, are infinitely less than
the miscliefs and dangers to be apprehended
from an election of President by the House of
Representatives. And verify believe. that
al TINS time our only chance of escape from
these alarming dangers, WILDE found i'm de-
termination among Republicans to conform
to practice long sanctioned by the Party.
and to give their support To the man who
comes recommended to them as did Jefferson.
Madison and Monroe. sincerely hope this
may be the course of events, and that the con-
urgency against which the meeting ofthe 8,h
seem anxious to provide is not likely to occur
the friends OF MIR. Crawford, trust, will
not find 1t necessary to abandon him in des-
pair. CHARLES COOKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
kENTUCKY LAND nor SALE

OUfSUANr to the provisions deed of trust executed
To US y John C. Lttlepage, Of the of Hanover
we sha sell bv public auction the highest bidder or
cash c"ore the front door of the Ia Hotel in the cty
o ~ nnnd on Monday the 26th day of April next at
cock; " iHr not fair AZ same hour upon the fair
dav3l0 Of land (nore Iess) living and being ON
The north side Of Mnis Lickinghoe river Fayee county
~ the state ut Kentucky The above land granted ia
The said Liulrrage 10y Charles Scott Esq. Governor of Ken
Dcky by giant bearing date the 25 day September
ltl The land is said he very fertile and Of great value
We shall convey such title is vested in us y the deed
above mentioned RICHARD MORRIS, lr
JAMES LYONS, Jr 'rus'ees'
=, Sale will he conducted by ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
APPOINTMENT.

we perceive by an extract of letter pub
lIshed in one of the New York papers, that
DIR James G. PercivaI, of this city, has been
appointed assistant Surgeon at the Military
Academy, at West Point. We are glad to
hear that the appointment has been conferred
on gentleman of his amiable warth and high
literary reputation. (.vwchuren Reg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
M'INTYRE,S
THE DIRECTORS UN THE BOARD

on FuNLiC WORKS OF VIRGINIA
Il hc hrFehN nouh"d, that meeting of the Dnarl
VIII he held M the Capitol In CITY OF Hichtnond nm
,n NE seC"n" hrmaV IN The mnGh ay next being the
~. , VI % "," month, i"fUe porrose Of appointing
""'e ' engineer (oF another and the.
ePTle"ced and nfo' n,i,Sion,r, ihe civil en-
ee "i ms state IN a"ertninin the practicable and
m"si rxredieni improvement tn the navigation from, the
h"dens Adventure Falls tine mouth Of puniops creeL
NC &c ts dutcted by the of the General Assemble
Wss"n 'hr "h instant entitled An authorizing Tom,
oT fhe rpose ~ Internal TrprorenientO and Of taking
mo other business that NAV be then sub
United TO them ' - ~ SUI
BY order of the President OF the BOARD
-, j. BROWN, Jr. I'd Auditor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
EDITORS CORREsPONDENCE.
MATANzAs. March ls,. 1894

MArANzAs, March LIST, 1924.
The United States brig Spark, Lieuten-
am commandment Newton, and schooners
VIVA Cat and Ferret, are in port. The for
iner sails Tomorrow, with fleet under con-
voy, bound subsequently to Thompson's ISL
ana. We are without any political news"
Nat Int.
The Legislature Of the State of Ohio ad
Iourned on the 26ih ultmo, after a lahorious
session of eighty-eisht days. resolation
passed, previous to he adjournment, instruct
ing The Senators and Representa-, es in Com
gress To ask leave IL sell the school lands ia
that state, which excited much unpleasant feel
ing among the members. That il met with
decided opposition, we are not at all surprised,
II we understand the proposition. The mi.
monty on the question entered their protest a
g'ins' the proceedings; the majority replied
the minority rtjoined the majority sur-re-
joined, until four protests were ordered to be
entered on the journal THIS may not be- a
novelty in legislation, but we never heard of
the like before
The United States sch. Porpoise, Lieuten
ant Commandment Ramage, arrived at Charles
ton on the 7'h INST from Havana.
The following is an extract Of "a letter from
an othcer on board the u. S. schr. Shark. for
warded To the editor Of the Charlie ston Cou
rIeT, lOr puolIcatiOE
u ). scfr Shart ut anchor oF .fntona L.ardo, I
(Nsrico,) Fe6ritary 10, 1924.
We returned yesterday to our anchorage
having been compelled In slip and put TO sea,
III one of the heaviest gales of wind / ever
witnessed in my time at sea. The people on
shore say they have not seen 81 violrn, one
for 90 years. W. did not slip until our chain
cable had parted. Fourteen of our best men
were lost in the launch in attempting to reach
her She had gone TO the assistance of an
English schooner, that had got on Il reef, and
on her return, the gale came on so suddenly,
and with such violence, she was unable To
regain the schooner. The schooner was from
Havana, hound here for money. The last we
saw . her, she was at anchor but was dragging
w" hare little hope of her safety, as nothing
has since been seen af her. Mr. Thompson
our master. and one ofour men, were on board
Of her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
- FOR THE ENQUIRER.
OPPOSITJON MEETINGS ~ VIRGINI9
NJ FREDERICKSBURG


Two meetings having been got IN in this
town in opposition to The electoral tIcket rp
commended by the Caucus at Richmond /:
and considerable importance, having been at
tacbed to them, by the editors of several
newspapers; IL ~ due Ia the friends or Mr..
Crawford to state the numbers and political
character Of these meetings.
The Adams meeting drew together about
one hundred men and bogs As soon ~ n
chairman and secretary were chosen, citizen
asked VIA free discussion was Intended. The
answer Of the chairman was that no one IN
friendly To- MIR. Adams would be heard. a
division of the meeting was then requested :
and abOu. % remained for Mr.. Adams This
little band were about settling the business at
once bot on the suggestion Of q protesting
friend Of MIR. Adams, with much seeming re
luciancr, committee was named TO rrpoit 10
an adjourned meeting.
This adjourned meeting took place m Sat
urday night. The strength oi party wa.
about 50 A large majority hcing decided
Jederd'isis and The DnirerSgi Ynnkee .Nqfion
\ All discussion eycept IN favor of Adams WA.
lnierdicted. The protesting friend Of Mr.
Ada'ns upon suggesting some doubts rs 10 IN,
poiicy Of ihe proceeding, was peremp'orih
'ileuced. Mr.. Adams was carried in trinnnp6
The COMMITTEES had reported Gen. Jackse,
as Vice President; with sn high crlcgium u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
VALUABLE MILLS FOR SAFE

Ft'tE subscriber ofrs for sale moiey or the hole Of
- his Manufacturing Mills In th- nf Cumberland
SITUATED on Rnndolphs creek just above Junction with
WMiss river, With excellent navigation the mill door.
The dam and house both pf stone the latter hiring
stories high so by 40 feet with completely fixed
OF inc bes workmlnsip working tive pairs OF five
burrs, aud pair in. Cologne mill
OF superior quality.
he Eooness OF the siream together with
being in wealthy neghborhood and fine wheat
render the above desirable property those who like the
10 none in the
One-iourih Of the purchase money will required when
possession given the balance in three annual
hr purchaser can be supplied with quantity seasoned
barrel timber. JnUN TUEN'r
Nme Mont Cumhe rand. March %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
From a Member of Conpreas.

Washington, March 20.
Z" IL is now very certain that Crawford is
cate. His cause gets stronger daily and his
enemies know and feel it,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23

Equal md proct Jusiice' is due TO All
men. Why then are the n Senators nf N.
York abused as hand of couspirators, trail
tors, &c. for retaining the choice of Electors
IN the hands of the Legislature, when the
friends of Mr.. Calhoun in s. Carolina and
those Of Mr.. Adams in Vermont pursued the
very same course?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23
SEALED PROpOSATS

ILL he received until the day Of Apr, next for
loan Of 100000, in pursuance of acl OF the Ie-
g>ianre ni virginia, passed I'll. 8h the
montI-SoO00O OF the TO borrowed IN be mid ON
the conclusion OF the and residue in
yearly nSiaimen's ct not less than 100000 but if The
wants OF the James River Company should reGnre AZ ih.
eho o any quarter greater than 600 dollars
greater sum shalt I've demanaahe upon nnir. OF q,
days The proposals. above menuoned will he received y
the Governor as PRESIDENT OF ie james River Compahy
aud will he opened the ,ay of ApriI aforssi% -
me presence the company and sch o bidders OF
loan may rhoss- attend. " "
NJ pr,a. ,T,I.,
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ON THURSDAY.
g'Ht 18th Of April next. viii be drawn in the CITY ~
Richmond the 0UANTICO CANAL LOTTERY al
class. HIGHEST PRIZES
25O0-S 1850 1CO0-S 500
u" th- drawing of this class 4Oro tickets %
ne urciued In nv nntes, aud thereby dstrihn, I7,
prz"s amongst the public, which may still have a few
chances " 'e wv
MIN Il YRE'S
Virginia Lottery Office Ri'hun"nd where orders from
abroad, enclosing tie cash, aud free OF postpe viii M
ways be promptly attended tn. 81 ~ "
>, Whole Ticker s Half : 9 so Quarter Z 81
F'Z"s PAYABLE 80 DAYS after the drawing or ON nnIrs
March %. ,os,r
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i05-tIsA
= Of The DISMAL SWAMP CANAL COM

lhiE nirrci2rs of the DISMAL SWAMP CANAL COM
ny WIZ receive proposals the con struction ~
M LOON 90 their Canal of the following dimen
H. 90 eet inches long in the clear by lsfeet wide
~ 'ne Clear win feet draft Of wafer aud feet len rbi
"ck mus os constructed to correspond with the other
och> on Tue Canal which persons disposed 10 contra
invited to view Proposals received 10 the ib AprjI me-,
=, GEORGE NEWTON. Prest ID s.
sunIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-23

M A. committed TO The jail iierricO flnftV On 1
w ilth OF Ainy 1923, for the free oaorrs
JohN hOBERFSON, and 10y order of Iienrico
cunty court on the 5b of January 1875 ordered be
united as runaway The said John Robertson nnut
years ODE amt Yes black, FIVE feet FIVE inches high very
mane 81 ve pleasing couDtensnoe and when spoken
10 has peculiar way Of winking his ewes.
The owner of said runaway if any there be- Is hereby
required TO forward prove property nav ehargss
take him away be will be with as the law directs
jon J.. TATF. n s
Jvr mo-
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j Tue Ihmes liver Company,
JAMES PLEASANTS n. prns;Ln.

Extracts from tie nef aboye r. .syyed 10,
R@ u enacted by the General Assembly that be prcsi.
ueh anu directors OF the James River COMPANY be- ami
they are hereby empowered, may he necssnrv
tor The herein declared horrnv on Le rj;,
oil TINS stale, sHm OF exceeding Car hundred
tn"ushnd DOLLARS hnd at eresI net exrsetlin
s,N pr sen,' per anhn. f.e nCnes I've borrowed
shall he paih into 'te treasury upon the warrant ~ 10 Sc
c"nd and, the in
sums so b"rrnwed The treasurer sink certnc.t M
O'k iOr as'ounf thereof poIUrg that the omuon
Nta o' v"shm owes l" 'e leader his heirs, executors
administrators, assigns the IOsued ,oo.b-r viii
the interest AT the of agreed on aud III, d.,
interest," pa'Hbe sein-AnnuHly tyasury of In. com
hon"e"ih. Snrh certificate shall shrw pn the face sre
o. hn me loan made autIn,rily of his ac
IL shall b. signed by the and counieysipned b
the I'd auditor and ia hook IN hs Lo H. h;
Tor that parpose, aud e then delivered n the mr. HE
agent Every sncb certificate shall he bI
DOORS OF Tue I'll auditor,
thereon sn"llbe paid on his The prncpa sum
authorized To he borrowed by tins act is hereby r,arer
irrrdeFnhbe tor twenty years shall lie 70
deemed Al tue pleasure OF the General Assembly within
period not exceeding fifteen years. ' =
hn lie IL further enacted ti,n for Tho r,rro.r,
ih'r't> ana Inc mai redemption th..
sums 10 e borrowed under authority this act there sh.
" hnu heftby are appropriated and pledged the sum ~
nrrna Improvements the surplus tolls and rents of water
rights belonging The River Comu,nv ard bs 80
proceeds arising from The canal he oII; ON lie Kan
'nH" ahu river when completed also the surpluS
Company arising ibs
ed balances OF the approximation eighteen dol
HrS OF the revenue of Tive fund Internal
hhu " he foregoing appropriations should he
ne pay "i the Interest the authorized 10 he
principal, The General Assembly pledges eIf m nro,.
ether and sufficient tuEds that purpose IJnr go
ohr snHoiehi funds shall by provided BIZ law so mnrL
Iu revenue OF the fund for Internal Improve ment as
Tor thai purpose - rs'"
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