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Mtseeuameous Departme,rt.
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Selected for the Museum Foreign Literature & Science
Ct .Ho'steys. emo. PIP. 1875. London, 1925. j..
Murray
TRAVELLERS see strange sights, before tlev can
form themselves into Clubs at home to surprise carl
other with relations of their adventures Our nresent
author IS not behind his fellows in the wonders which
he has witnessed, the stories which he tells His
Anecdotes of Monkeys, whether collected or exner;
enced, wen merit the honours anticipated from the
Travellers Club and from Pldcock's Menagerie where
there is another assembly of odd animals from all cor
ners OF the earth, roaring, ringing bells moving and
chatteTmS Indeed we have thought that there was \
strong resemblance between tue celebrated Institution
alluded to- and car superior neighbours IN Exeter
Change Brought together from distances of from ,,,
huhufeu 10 hYe thousand miles, the DI1QeJie in both
Cases is altogether extraordinary. Here mighty ba
shaV and there mighty elephant from India ring tto
oell Tor dinner: here petBltre iabbers French ard
therean ape prts dialect apparently of similar r;
u not distinctly the Here IS the ro,I,yI so, T. p
ing man OF traye-there The Polar bear to the evis
fence Oh each OF whom salt water is Indispensable
sre is the grey aniiquary explorer of buried relics
and there tie white badger which burrows rrdcr
grounds where all its treasures lic Here IS the norson
VINO d5cehded Tie second Cataract, and there u,e GRO
codiie Of the Nile. Here is the erudi,e 60, ~, 80
book-maker, and there the porCupine with ali lie III;
Here arc many who fancy themselves the create, IS
hous and there the great lions themselves H. IL
we might trace the likeness between evcr, -
the one and cage of the other; but the sorci,I to-,
would be Improbable and we rather address, ,ni
70 Tue iu'hors most authentic, illustrative, aud useful
Anecdotes Of Monkeys.
elf wcren saws he (bcpippipr with Sailor AT.
keys) in possession Of 4 journal kept on board tine
ARK we should no doubt be much better informed Of
tbe habits OF animals an are; whether il be that
lG n"u"' disposition OF the beasts, like our own de-
yclopcs itself more freely on slpbo.rd fr ,L "
sehce OF those occupations and afnuseincns ybct rive
u az arlbcIa coouriug ashore, or whether il be si9pIf
at tne pecu'ialtie OF the animal are only more dis
r.,'o'e ro", "'S ocIng brought into closer contact
WIFI man However this may be- the fact i ! n,;,,k
undenabIo, aud shall therefore begin INV .5oo5,@,
with anecdotes Of Sailor Monkeys. inJon[i ~
i' SO -; ,.:.,.,.. pr a21re, per- tegrns. "
"lhe first of these sailed on board a frigato 5 |
though always in scrapes, was the favourite b,i ~;
cabin aud ward room, and indeed Of every mess evc
,'a ndshIPncns, being perhaps dslked by these youn
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VJRGLNYg.

PJRCILyNI.4:
AT superior of chancery holden at the capitol in
the city Of Richmond, the 25h day of March, 1925:
Robert Hdskns, John Suatton, adm'o of Edward Goode
deceased, and Peter Brauch as well ON behalf of ,l,e,
selves as other creditors of Harry Heth deceased who
shall come i'll and contribute to the expense of This e,
against
beverley kandoiph as executor and trustee appointed by
me last VIII and testament of Harry Heh deceased nd
dS GeVSee under the will John Ueth Henry IJat,
and Beverley Hetb Archibald Harrison and Cntarine
ms wife, late Cathane Het and Caroline E. yironia
and Harriet c. Hetb devisees and legatees of the said
HAIRY Heth deceased, and Anne Heth widow Of the said
Hafry Heth deceased, J)0s
On motion Of the plaintiffs by COUNSEL the court doth orr
"e' tn' one OF ITS commissioners do state al account an
Poiuong the funds of the of Harry Ie
now 'nng 70 the credit Of this cause in auv Of the ba
~ > ely or tent out under the order Of court among all
e"oIS oi the sad Heh, who have exhibited their
7, OF may prove them before such report shall be clos
co. ana report thereon the court with sucb ,,tter. a.
ne may deem pertinent, my of the ma rites ma :, re,,;r
ana the defendant Beverley Randolph is hereby drecei -
can ~ all moule he hds lent out by virtue of apv order in
s cause so that the may be deposited in the Rank
Virginia by the first day of the next term 10 meet tho
necfee OF the court; leaving, however in the hands of any
borrower who may be creditor of the said [Jetb If he
cure ~ such sum as it may appear on the account that ne
permitted to retain in part satislactioof his debt
SUBJECT 10 the future order of the COURT and ne is also
q"neo te render before tie commissioner who may exc
" e foregoing part Of this order account Of all his
tlemeut. "e' ''' '''' SCI
copy Teste, Vm.W. HENLNG, C. C..
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iipot,) attended him with more care than had
pected but the poor beast las the purser sadly was out
ward-b bound, and could not be recalled.
"Thc surgeon pronounced that Pug died OF the tEac
and announced this for believing that
man was but better breed of monkey"
We have been much amused with these animal
traits that we must beg leave to show up few more
monkeys, and monkey tricks in our next Gazette.
Lond. Lit. Gdz.
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terness of frequently places child as tar
below the estimate of his talent he fondy raised
him above it, Goodwin we remarks, that intense
rest which parent feels in the Improvement offspring
frequently renders them totally unfit for the Office
In fact is almost
children be manufactured into scholars Education
rather resembles agriculture, and the care
that he does fall into the pucking up sprgs
of knowledge which he has planted his anxiety
tain if they have taken root
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l1''a C"a9""s Iesf"o"y 4" (aoour Of Religion-Gon,
letter addressed to his Son = ~
Il come now to that part of the advice Itove ~ 81 .
you which most nearly your welfare and @
winch every good and honorable purpose Of your life III
aSs"e"iy tur mean the keeping up in your heart the
true sentiments OF religion fyou motright before God
you can never be so toward man. The obeet ser,, y,
me human breast here brought test Is g,titd
IN tie number fmau's virtues II il be. the hieb,, 80
ifcior demands the wames gratitude love and
prasc' Igraft0, qi dtrerit, dtri If man ante
MS virtue where there infinite ljeatiys To vcs
quicken H. he will be likely aIf others towards b;
Ho" creatures, whose utmost gifts poor co,npa vi
WIN uosc he daily receives the hands Of his ne ,ii
almighty Friend Remember TRY Creator IN Lie doye n
my $o"'s big with the deepest wisdom The fear Of rive
i''' IS the beginning of wisdom upright heart ,ba
: understanding This IS eternaily trne whether the wits
anu ldkes ct Cambridge allow it not Nav must add
% S religious wisdom Her rays IRE cays of Deasa,ues
W. az HeT PaDS are Peace, Whatever your young gentlemen
.''H o. haFio and bottle, tainted health and hat
een constitutions Hold fast, herefo p by this sheet ab
~ happiness itttgfo1 you viii often want ia the fines
u oS DANGER the storms and tompests life Cherish ,ro
lesh as precously you will fly, with abhorrence and
contempt superstition and enthusiasm The first ia the no..
ecuon and glory Of the human natures the two aet h
oePaF'iion aud disgrace Of it, Remember the e,sepr. ~
IeIIson Is heart void of offence towards God ind MAJ,
ho' Soote speculative opinions, an Gciire ,ifq Dy
pie Of 6VGt.r - ' P'"tCt-
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ylaesL JonN RopERrs, Sec

From the preceding cerfcate, will seen what num-
oers were drawn from the wheel for determining prizes
IN The Union Canal Lottery 10Th class SERIES wild,
the order N which they drawn: and the Managers
nave The honor to announce the public the following as
the result:
The tickets which drew the So highest ptzc are those
having on them for combination numbers
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THOMAS LEIPER.
AND'W BAYARD.
ANDREW PETIT.
JOHN READ.
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900

Parents often mistake with regard to the powers IF chill
ute" sometimes they expect them do what no child o,
10 De expected to do, and sometimes they consider ill.,,
qe incapable OF performing tasks which they arc f
competent The disposition which they have to cora;
'nei' own offspring prodgies often source Of ge,
misfortune 10 the poor children: and the parent in the re-
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CoT1SIIss1oSER's OFFICE,
y.eL...g =

Ifto3m0nd, J4prH IS, 1875.
Pnr5uant TO the aorgoing order Of the court the cre5
tors Of the late Harry Heh decd VINO have not hcreofs
exhibited their claims against his estate are desired ~
IN and prove them before me- atmy Office in this city before
the Is, day OF june next ~ 01'0'e
AMOS LADD, M. c.
NP'" 10 23-t1Je
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DRAWING OF THE
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
SIXTEENTH CLAss-NEw SERIES.

SIXTEENTH CLAss--NEW SERIES.
The subscribers, Commissioners appointed by the Cover
nor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to suprntend
the drawing of the Union Canal Lottery 18th class new
SERIES do hereby certify that the following the
which were this day drawn viz.
46, %, 10, %, 40, 16, %, 4e;
and that the said were drawn in the order in which
they stand above that sny, No. as was the first that
was drawI NO. % the second; No. 1Owas third;
No 20 was the fourth; No. 40 the fifth; No. l6 was
the sixth; No "a was the seventh; and No. as was the
eighth and last
Witness our hands, at the city of Philadelphia, this 11ti
day of May, 1926
THOMAS LEIPER.
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a. M'TNTYRE,
MANAGER
highest Prize 10000 Dollars.

24360 tickets, at SO %, -'S79I7O
Only II blanks prize.
The number of blanks in this lottery invarable that
ls the chances of the Adventures impaired
Tins should be considered very great advantage over
all those which not termina ted in one drawing.
03-rickets and Shares may be had at the
3AaMagFr'a 0fffrf,
Under the Eagle HOTEL Richmond.
Whole Tickets, 81
Half do
Quarter do
Packages of 10 tickets, embracing all the 80 Nos.
OF the Lottery which must of necessity draw at least
Sl3 CO. nett with many chances for capitals or Shares
OF packages, may be had at the same rate
Prizes in any of the Lotteries of New York New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia W i'll be
received in payment.
Orders enclosing the cash, prizes above free of
postage, for tickets shares will receive prompt at
tenton, if addressed to
A. M'INTYRE, Richmond Pa.
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The % tickets having them the combination Nos 10
and o. being the 81 and 9TH drawn Nos arc each entitled
70 500
The i56 having on them the combination Nos. q and
40, D and 16 p aud d. being the 4th and 5tb the
4h and 6th and the 9TH and 9TH drawn Nos arc each en-
titled to san
All Others (beiug l248 ckets) having on them inv other
two Of the drawn Nos. each entitled to s5o
Aud the $40 prizes ali such tickets a, have a o
Of tie drawn Nos on fhem being 1Oeos OF 1925 for
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The body Of Henry the Second lay in the Abbey
church of Fonervaud where il visited by Richard
CGur dc Lion, who, beholdng it, struck with horror
and remorse and approached himself bitterly for that rebel
lious conduct which had been the OF bringing ms
Father untimely grave.
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II. s. CONSTITUTION.

In drawing instruments of writing, even
ef ihe,Nlainrst form aud of the most un
imnortant nature, IL ~ aln"si Impossible
To guard agatns, fniscon.tfnetnn. Words,
.,rsienea ~ the nedi an through Which
idras shonld he vonseyed, are liable thou
selycs ta'se many and such dlnerent inter
.preiat.aas, according 10 the manner ~
which lhe5 arespol.en, thepers by whom,
nnd the situation Of him 10 hhom they are
addressed, tina; IL - 10 Mondrr III" plsl0esl
matter. often lreome themes of dispnta
lion. lnthr higher subjects OF anYernmen,
md naiinnal pulley, We very Frequently SEE
the powers Of the dliiefehi branches ol the
.ue mere. ,ed or Diminished, 10 suit the
fashionable theory of the day, and llnstra
tons Of che other varying With eireumst'n
c,s Ii il ihrpfafe net 70 be- wondered Al
that the Constitution If the United States,
containing so many ptoa isions, and de
signed To embrace 10 lis operation such an
extensive territory, sud to take under its
guardianship aud protection such varinns
and diversified intrr.sta, should cantain
some features, about the meaning oi WHICH
some ca,iliiag might he expected. Form
ed. il il true, upon ihe must mature dehb
r9alinn, aided by small portion oi esfe
Renee, by men renowned ipr ihrir wisdom,
xpf not tins utlhrfallbnt HbI tAtil iiit IN
prrience ana wisdom which upanicd
If. could give 10 This INSTRUMENT the chalac
FER of perfection, 1t lis, consequently, no
wonder that questions have arisen, of ia"
Utmost .tnauriance, abant which there
have been grrm differences Of opinion
such, Tor instance, as rel drs To iisr power
81 the general government 10 construct
roads md canals--.tu de'ote the funds ol
3hc nation Ia system al national educa
Ran, sc. Sc. We hnvr often wondered
that skcse questions have never been set-
lid in Way different fram that proposed
s,,e,s,nse persous who disposed I" giant
il the general government the possession
.f the powers tacy embrace Aware of
thtit i.pporlanee. and wning as ave should
h.. 10 see them welded by the Seaeral 20.
vcrnmrai, nj least TO a partial estent, yet,
b, lieving that the constitution has vested
them in other hands, that they are conlided
= 10 the people nr 10 the states respective
/, vby thai ciags- which Preserves ,2ta
them :. all pow ers no, expressly granted To
Congress" we Cannot, without an amend
meat of the constitution, consent 10 their
eserei.rh by that body II is natural 10 rn
euire, il the general government he anxious
% exercise these powers. why, as tlere rs
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LEGIsL ATlRE OLE AlRGlNIA.

The zeal with which the members of The
present Legislature inye been engaged in
tie discharge OF their duty, and the rapid
einnncrin which they have gone through their
businesa, deserves the thanks of their consti.
iucrts. Il is supposed they vii adjourn about
the middle nj February. hi, is owing 10 the
hgitaiion Of The Convention question and II
no other good be derived ffem il, the people
viii sase seme s2o.oo0 by ii this year. II
shows the effect which amending the State
Constitution would produce in shorte MN t.e
SESSIONS OF the Legislature, more than any ar
gnment could do--nnd of course an animal sa
wing 10 the Treasury, which would ia timt
result in the reduction of taxes
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sentniises, open nil The certificate. -,
votes shall then be counted Tie 'e ID
having Tie greatest number of -. feisaz
President, shall he President. If SIT Ii
her be one third of the whole M, nm
Electors appointed aud il iy. , u
aa'e greater number than on,. ,t;fi.l nm nm
such person as lave the greatest MI nj
and II no person have one third -
whole number of Electors annnint.s at
from the persons having the bish.s, "fa
Der, not exceeding two, On ihr Isl ~ IN
voted for III President, Inc I..n,.. = 4i u,
representatives. shall choose, by IN hz
under such rules rs they may agr,,,,' az
President. BIT in Choosing The p ths
l he votes shall be taken By states ,. .,1ta.S
presentation from each state Ia, @
vote a quorum for this purpose .b.57 sas
slst OF n member or members F. se4
thirds of the states, and maioriiy of - ~
states shall be necessary In = 81 es
And il The House of REPRESENTING, ~, ~
nut choose a President, whenever tse ~. ..,9
of choice shall des olive npoa then, -
The fourth day Of March, neht f,,Ia TN
then the Vice President, shall art A. d
dent, as IN the cause of the d..
other constitutional disability of,hg p,. u
| dent. III
:" The person having the greates, -
of votes as Wee President, shall :, nun
Vice President, if such numlrr ~ y lie
third of The Whole number Of Else,. eas
pointed; and if two persons ha,e .'f
number than one third, then 81. h as e.'aef
may have the highest humber aai is51 Is
| person has one third of The bola ~
Der ri Electors appointed, then. from -, -
] two highest on the list, the Srn.,e :.
choose the Vice President a qlonm '9
/ the purpose shall consist of tao ,hi.i
the whole number Of Senators, and ~.
rdy oEthe whole number shall hr .,.. ~
~ TO a choice.
But no person cons.itutionallv f,.p.
glhle to the Office Of President, sl,aIi mn
gfole 30 that of Wee President Of I6a 7.
States"
The resolution was twice read, and ;.
| ferfed To the committee of the nlth.a.,i.
state oil the Union, IL whom athe, r.s99
tlons ON the same subject have been rrf.,
red. ''''l
The House then again resolved itspf :.
10 a committee Of the whole, on the hl + !.
the relief al certain prisons vito so0.', /,
losses Of property during the late uar.5,i
the Debate was resumed and continopd0.
I'll the us 'al hour adjournment, sa6o,
| any decisive question being taken.
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Then tlie Senate adjourned.
Hor5E OF RnpREsEyr3ryrEs.

:
Mr.. Saunders of North Carolina, offered
With hrlefexpandtion, the following pro
posltlnn:
Resolved, &c. That the following A.
mendrlent IN the Constitution ., The II.
States be proposed tn the Legislatures af
the several states; which. when ratified by
three lonrtls thereof shall be part Of the
said Constitution
ihat for the purpose of choosing n
President aud Vice President ofthe United
States, each state shall tie divided by the
Legislature thereof into number of dis
hicts, equal 10 the whole numbcY Of Sena
tors and Representatives to which s,rh
state may be entitled in the Congress- of the
United STATES. Each district shall be com.
posed, as nearly rs may he, of contiguous
territory and sh5il contain net1ber of
persons entitled Ia ,ete, as nearly equal as
circumstances will permit.
Aud on such day as Congress shall
determine, which day SHALL bc the Same
throughout the United States, tho citizens
Gi each state, " no may be qualified To vote
Tor Representative in Congress. sh.ll
meet II such places within their resberi: :,
districts, as the Legislature of each <,a,o
shall appoint, and in such manner "a s,,al,
htS'slatqre shall direct, shall woe for one
prrsnn as Elec;or Of Presid mt and "
PRESIDENTS but no Senat5 r or Banrrsrn,a
TIVE, or person boiai4g an Office of tr,,st -,
proht under tie I. Suites, shall be appoint
ed an elector, ,''' NC "iP'''''
tne electors appme;c! shall meet at
,"eh place IN their respective states as iir.
Legislature thereof may direct, and on such
Gay as may be appointed by Congress,
nf'sa a'y snail be the same throughout
Tue United States; aud inrasc OF the non
at'endanee otany one of thc electors, from
aea'h, sickness, inability or other cause.
inc vacancy If sach electors shall h. I'll
"a IA such manner as the Legislatures
~, 'he respective states may lireet =
ne Whole number of clec;nrs sh,l ,han
Dete '"r President and Vice President. onr
~ "'h,I1' al least, shall not be nm inhabi
~" VI '',e same state with themselves -
my sliaii haane IN their ballots the ncr.on
t"'ea Tor as President, and in dstinc, hal
WIS '.e person voted for rs Vice President.
".i' t1ty shall make distinct lists Of nil ner
SONS voted for as President, and of nil mr.
th'is Veted tor as Vice President. and q,
number OF votes for each. which r.,
sney shall Sign and certify and ,ransm;,
1;s' 20 the government Of the II. STAT.
.,. ee,ea 70 the President of the Senate rho
..s'ae,tt OF the Senate shall, IN the nre
seace OF The Senate and House of pepre
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DIR TORS
Of The Farmers Bant OF pirgiaiu and
Branches for TIC present ytuf.
RICHMOND

lAI'F II 'n'Nt
BIZ he Erecutjre.--p Philip N Nicholas
James RAWLINGS, Wade Mostly, Jr., ABer
natd rrytoa. flames Sizcr. james Lyons
'rhomas BrookenbfouSh, Edward {. Mayo
Snla. Jacobs.
~ he .Sio,kh1idtrS- Robert Pollard
Fr-,rric> Peasaots, Beverly Blair. +Ar
chibaid Taylor, Nn. Giliat, Saml Marx.
NORFOLK.
{ Bg The Erocdtiee. - Richard Blow, VIM
q llal1, Mordecai Couk, Thomas Il. Sey
maur, Robert Is. Starkp, Var -. Henley,
*Fapley Webb. frederick Myers
By the Stockholdc,s-N Warren Ashley
James Ta,lor. *Jamrs Hynd, Thomas
Dickson, "Rivhnrh brummond.
PETERSBURG.
BIZ he Erccutire. VIM. Robertson. Jr
john Y WiIcos, Robert Boiling, Edward
Watkins, fPetersan Goodnyn, %ieonald
Mackenzie, Alden b. Spooner, John Hin
ton,
by the Soeiholdtrs-Wm Cumming,
Samuel M"rdecai, Vim. Curling, *Jones
Mitchell, *tirillin Orgain.
FREDERICKSBURG.
By the EIccutire.-Carttr l.. Stevenson,
*Rnbert Patton, je Silas Wood, YIN {.
ge,de, *John Scot, *Wm. S. Stone, John
Gray, Archibald Hart.
BY the Stockholders William Bernard.
John HUT, Murray Forbes, *uagh W. Fry,
sJohh 5. Know.
LYNCHBURG.
By the Ereruiee.---Juhn Watts, Geore .
WhltIuck, Nathaniel Manson, Summon
Hancock, Henry 5. Laushorne, John NJ.
Warwick ,#Gro. W Nelson, john G. Meem.
by the Stockholders VIM. Radford.
Thomas lligginbntham, john Bullock,
Christopher Niniree. fJohn Schoofeld. n
WINCHESTER.
By The Erecniiue. Daniel Lee. *Alcx.
s. Tdball. Beati, Carson, Isaac Holdings
wnrth, Joseph kran. *lsobert Page, Nm
Morris. John Marshall, jr.
BY The Stockhoiders.--alf II. Powell,
filenry ". Baker, jacob Baker, George
+. Hupp, *Dawson Mccormick.
r1Fts IN the last Directory
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TUEsD ~, JANUARY 4.


On nation of Air. johnston of Louisi ma,
the SENATE took up the resolutions submit
ted by him on the g I'd uit in Ielaifan to u
permanent, fund for education and Internal
linpros enitnt. Referred TO IA Select Go n.
nfittee.
The Senate then resumed the consdera
ton of the bill 10 " abolish Imprisonment,
for debt"
The first pact Of the first section Of the
bill is as follows: That no bad az security
Tor iii" appearance Of any defendant III.
defendants shall hereafter be required
upon the service Of the original, ar ntesnr
process, issuing out IF the Courts of the II.
Staies, III any act or section whatever,
founded on contract express or implied,
Which shall be made or entered int0 after
the 4th OF july next, unless the plaintiff or
SOME other pefsen, shall make oath or
affirmation, before tie clerk or officer nj
TESTING the process, WHO * hereby ampow
r1rd 20 administer the same, or before
some other person authorised by law to
administer 0aths, that the defendant or
deirndants named IN the process are Justly
Indebted 10 the plaintiff ar plaintiffs IN the
sum claimed by him or them, and shall
FURTHER mae auth Or affirmation, Hat he or
they 1gUe reason 10 betifpe that Tie said de
iJtadaW or dgendants intend to remore from
re STATE OF territory, or intend to leaue the
Uaifed States.
Mr.. fazewrll moved, fer reasons which
he assigned in some detail, 10 strike out ihe
clause printed above in italics
TIE question beias taken on the amend
ment proposed by Mr.. TazeweIl, il vas
decided as follows, by yeas aud nays--s cas-
22--nays %.
The senate being equally divided on the
question, The mutton 10 amend was of
course lust.
rhr question was then taken on ordering
the bill 10 he engrossed and read a third
time, aud was agreed to without division,
and
Then tlie Senate adjourned.