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BELL T.d,-Ea." FoR SHE.

EELL TA;-E2.: FOR SHE.
TT1HE SUBSCRIBER wishing retire from public besides,
Il offers for sale, hi. elegant establishment the Of
Liberty bedford county, which, for the variety
IFS dyaniage cxeell.d nv public house in Virginia and
equalcd by very In addition its beng situated the
mid, Of pouous and wealthy country, where disease almost
unknown, aud where all the aud facilities
to the complete person dr,ou.
to engage in this business be procured the mode
rate terms, eommand> at custom which the subr-
her believes to be wholly unparalleled The buildings large,
eommodious, aud in good of repair They
story brick dwelling house, 100 feet in length
numerous, comfortable and convenient brick Kitchen ih
all the necessary for cooking servants, stable 22
fee, in length ofwhh brick the balance aued aud
entirely with forage sufficiently -apaciou
tain supple. io year Attached this range of stalls
ITO teet long, neatly shcddcd ccrnlouse, iccouse and
smoke house. well adapted to the purposes for which they
respectively dessncdadoiung which back lot of6
extremely fertile. The subscriber will also SELL ii
purcha,.r requires il, small TRACT OF Ldtr) nn,cdi-
a;ely adjaccn which in high state OF po-
tion of which Is well set in clover.
The terms of the sale will be only small
portion Of the purchase money will be required hand the
balance conveniently arranged that the purchaser will he able
TO meet the payments by the profits arising from the house..
House servants, furniture, stock hand also had
Possession will be given hrtmas, sooner, required. IL
.ale cannotb effected h, the 18th &c December
oaer the house Tor rent for term of years.
WILLIAM TERRY.
August . OF,
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PUBLIC sale.

virtue of deed Of executed the subscribers and
James w. Deane, the Goth day OF February 1919, by
Bens Brown for purposes therein mentioned and recorded
in the County Court Cunb srld, will be Offer cd for sale
the highest bidder public Cash. the
ca Ira Friday the 18th Angus. IL fair, If the
fair day, the OF Land known ny the p, field
aud lying in the county OF Buckipg and Cumne'n and
ON Wlisses river containing $50 acres. he the
less, much thereof he essay satisfy and pay
the balance due onsai deed, with tn,
expenses attending The execution thereof the title believed
10 he good shall such title only vested
as trustees. MAURICE LANGIokNE, SURVIVING
BENZ. l.. SCRUGGS, s trustees.
CttriJe-k Juiy ~, 1925. i3-w5v.
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CURLES FOR SALE

VIE subscriber duly authorised sell this valuable estate
Oh winch he resides, belonging to his father Wade Mo,,
mat particular description of it deemed unnecsaary No
es.ae ON the iiyer POSSESSES advantages The buildings
on Tue farm ia good order FOL cultivation fine small ex
made with the cotton crop has sufficiently proven
'e bargain may be had by those disposed 70
The stock oil every description farming utea.iL
&c may he had at valuations and will seed for the
crop oil wheat at faiI price For further particulars refer To
CurIes July G. nc s''t'
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TREASURY DISPLACEMENT. 2alh Nnrn 1a25

ItIs.t"OItf III
NOflC Is hereby gwen that the first day Of October
next the principal Of the Six per Stock the chi
ted States, created under the authority Of an act Of Congress
entitled, Au act authorizing loan for exceeding
eleven millions of dollars" opened the fourteenth day Of
March, thousand eight hundred twelve with
The interest due thereon, will he paid the propcors o said
Stock, teu aitornies duly authorized at the Treasury Of
The United States in Washington, and the Loan OIL
oe the Books Of which any portion Of said Stock may
surrender Of the certificates of said Stock will
al the time payment and the interest said Stock will
from and after the tiIiieth day Of September next.
SAMUEL L. Southland,
Acting Sec'y Tre1rny.
May 10, 1925 ty-a0lbS
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TO EHRHERC

We uneI'her having Factory Of Farming Utensils IN
be had Davi's and much approved plan Of Plough. R
Ea pserS' with the Bar-hare As also small Bsr,are on
ms plan OF ny own eonsi ucon. small Garden ponyb 40
work ny hand; double aud single Shovel Plourb with 49,
ely o. oraors aud liarrow', Wheat Fans double and
VI me most approved plans As Also other Utensils made
w Is all done complete As several person., have made and
St NJ , slnS then DAVIS, may inform the public
Virginia, except in Loudoun county. " N
Richmond, March %. tos 49,, ,f
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WOOL CGRDIN/r

Nj Wool Cdrdfng Machine operation, and will CONT
4YA until the LIT OF November As have
pioyeni, the engaged TO manage will attend Thur-
day. Friday, and Saturday in each week during cardg
season FREDERICK HARRIS
Louisa,Juy 49, 2i-w4w
INTENDING shortly to Europe Ali who have
CHAINS against me, requested Ia bring them for
men Aud those who indebted 10 hereby
to call aud make payment. LEWIS NJ. RIVALAlN.
May 81 O--Nf
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PUBLIC S.8LE.

ElY virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Jo-ep ROYAL,
TO Richard Clarke and subcribe the 2gb d.y of
March, i'f, and accorded in The Clerks Office of
io The purposes therein mentioned will be to the re
bidder Powhaan Courthouse, on the 9th day OF A,rn
next al public aucon for ready money, TRACT Of LdFD
lying on James River, IN the Of POwaan CONTAINING
nifty acres, (bcns part Of the Locust Hill TracD with the a
puTtenances belonging tereo much ay be
necessary 10 satisfy the due upon trust deed
The title vested IN the subscriber conveyed TO The pur
chaser. fyvM NAME - I"'
July 26 1926 % ,va,,.
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Lots in F'ayrnriIIe fo,. SAL

WILL be oatred for sale the ighe., bidder, town
~ OF Farm'iilr, on Thursday the 18th Of August next
TAR, not, the fair day ther, after, the whole Lots
IN the plaS OF aid town, which have been heretofore
Veyed or sold by the Trustees Ut SAID town. conng
halt Lots, and designated in the plan by Numbers h
~ 49, 10 - 2i D. %, "a IS, 26 n, 2e 80 So 81 49,
So 81, 81 So.
bonds with approved security and lien uponihe Lots.
By THE TRUSTEES.
I,Il, &
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTnEYY',

Hchmoud, 9th May, 1925.
Office hereby giytn that from thi, time forward all
PeIous Offering themselves pTioeiraof securities 10
any bond ccniAottO he approved by the Executive will he
required 20 accompany The with adayis IN legal form
ane the valve of the property which they would 6ons hde
posses after the payment u 8ii theirdehts.
BY oidrr, w. II. RICHARDSON, g. c:
May ~ eft
tNilE stool odes ~ the Meohanicvillr Tanpe osrnps
ny are bersly requredto pay, before the 23d day
OF Augt next, afthtffeq Of dollar on ca share
held by them respectively, ia capital stock Of the said
company.
By order OF H. Prssi,ien, II Direeor,,
G.M. CARRIN8ToN, Treasurer.
gI6kmsai, JdTs e. 92-fs3A
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MAS committed TO the Jail Of Henrco county ON the 18Th
W day Of May 1e25, runaway, negro woman narae
SUSAN she state, herself to be the properly Of Frede-
rick Sythes, of the town of Matches, ~ the
said about thirty five years DID, Eve three ince,
high aud bright mulsitO, she had when sti 10.
ed cotton dress
The Of said runaway hereby required to come ft
ward, prove property, pay charges and take er away or she
will be dealt with as the law directs.
JOHN r. BURTON, y. S.
For Willism Dandrijze, S. n. @
July -. 23s.,yI2,,
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yI1AS committed the Jail Of Abemafe county, a, Run
away, The ed day Of March last negro nam named
MARTIN about so or IS year. Of age and fee, inches
nigh The above negro the property Of Joseph Cosby
Louisa county is hired May berry Weaver Roekbrdre
county TheowDer Of said negro requested forward
prove PoPeryPay charges sd take him away, he will be
dealt With as the law directs
WILLIAM WATSON, Jalor
Jnne3. a-w3m OfAlhemarle county.
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LIYD-OFFICE. "a. InIy .

LIND OFFICE, IA, July IS, 1925.
conformity to act entitled An into one
act the several concerning E,cheaor. passed the 9Th
day OF January, 1919, do hereby make 10 all whom II
may concern, that appears by Certificate of the E,e,atnr
for the count, OF Cabe bearing date i7h Of The present
and Just received at this Office that 10y in,uon onic
found on the 10Th nsana certain Lot U aud 10 situated
IN Barber-ville III the county Cabe and oon,nirr ~
poles of which said lot Johu IRWIN an died
esohealed &c this commonwealth.
August .. l5,s,y
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4 NcuANcERE: Ia ii,nreo esu.iy Jr.s sLe .,h
Janes Tranum and Nancy h wife, formerly Nancy Thom
az aud Arm'cad Giuue, snd Lucy his wife formerly Lucy
Thomas, plaintiffs,
William Thomas Nathaniel Thomas and Christopher John
Thomas IN his own right and as executor Of James Thomas
This day the Plaintiff. by their counsel and the Dc.
@ @a% .s and Nathaniel rSS%a no, having
of assembly and the rules OF this court; and appear
eath motion Of the plaintiffs by their counsel
ordered that the said William and Nathaniel Thomas do ar
Plaintiff. bill and that copy ofhis order be foh~i.h Z"
serted in The Enquirer newspaper published in the city Of
copy Ts.ls, IoFriS n EIIErf +, s'' f'sCSy
1 Il Sss sHANoE1H "s'1'FA'''s County March s'ai.
Peter bailey and John Dsdman Plaintiff,
George BRETON and William o. Goodc Defendants.
The Defendant George Briton having entered hi.
according the oAembly aud the rule, Of b
court and appearing TO the satisfaction the court that he
their Attorney ordered that the said defendant do
on and @ Gay S A%s" court next enter
OF this order be inserted in Of the newspapers in
the city OF Richmond for eight weeks and posted
at the front door Of the courthouse OF said county
A A,sP :, 'e ste. EDWARD /. TABp, C.
IN UiiANCERY In Amela couaiy Junc court Is25-
iiartwe p. Heath aud Joseph Siason merchant, ana
partners, trading under the drm Of Heath and Mason pIn,
Pollard, Nc ""
Tis day cam, the parties by their counsel and the re
ant Tahha Allen not having entered her arrange and r
security according to the the enerai A,mbIv ana
ahe rules Of this court aud appearing satisfaction g
me court That the said defendant Allen not an Of
TINS, , state, on the motion the plaintiffs by John W. Jone,
appear here the iouh Thursday September ne and ar
the plaintiffs BILL and that copy VI this forth
w inserted IN some public newspaper printed the city of
Richmond for two months also posted nj The
front door OF the courthouse Of this on two
court days. copy. Tese
July ~ 2l-w6w j. T. LEIGH, CsL.
" IRGlNIA At Rules, holden the Clerk, Office ar IT.
Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond D;,,r;s,
the lth day ol July, s25: >'
John Robertson j. Attorney General Of the Commonwealth
Of Virgins, p,an,.T ann
Against
Thomas Mhehell William Mitchell William Griffin EJra
alum, John lurch aud George Ilairston Defendants,
The defendants Thomas Mitchell. William Mitchell wi,
ham GT'sn, edward TauH, and John Bureh not having
catered Their appearance and given securiy according 10,
the act OF Assembly and the rule, Of tb. court and !,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are mot nha
hitants oi this country II order cd that the said sl
danis do appear here the fst day the next term ana
answer the hill Of the Plaintiff that copy Of h. order
be forthwith deserted in some newspaper published the City
oitchmond, for two months sueeevefv and ro,tsd he
front door OF the capitol in the said city.
Copy. res,e Wan. w. uENING e r
ycy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
LAND FOR SIZE

~ me zoih day OF august next fair, Vherwe the next
I usy "ii positively be sold the premises to The
Shes bidder lot Cash. the land and Inv rL
mas NJ uynes aud wife IN 10 the subscribers Containing
M 4cf re-, and situated King William county, adjoining the
deed. JOHN GuEw ~" " 'oe said
J,o.o CARTER baaxroN, trustees
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nInuiO. 10
Goochland and Hanoper Lang for Sale

virtue c order Of the Superior Co-sAf Chanc.ry for
tlr Richmond DlIiei, offer pfyateale tract of land
the upper part Of Goocand county the waters Of Lille
Byrd Creek containing i47 ttresbou aud another
uac ~ the county Of Hanover, containing ge6 As is
desirable t. close s,ssedy possible The concerns Of the
estate the land will be sold price accom-
moiating erns Both tracts will Ne divided 10 suit
The Gro ohand land will he shevn TO persons wishing L. pn
chase by Me. Winston Payne the Hanser lands by MI
LaneJ Jones. Possession can he given Immediately.
WIN. +. WICKHAM, sucyiying
Trustee Of the estate Of Saul Gisi, dec.
Redmond, ism 81. 1876 77-.T
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COTTON GLVS.

'FNHE subscriber, formerly resident of Mathews county,
L where he long engaged IN making Cotton Gins which
were highly approved al" has that bushes, th
CITY, aud intends carrying the NEST improved plan aud
to dcmand that he wanting price r 81 SO
per for all Gins Of from 50 To 10 saws; and those
greater nnnberof 81 % only will he charged lac wishes
those who want u ms made send their early
possible which sh, be faithfully executed and il the work
not approved OF they shall not he bound receive it,
Ny residence is Main Street. over Mr.. William MITCHELL
Jeweiier. EIrCHIE AYRES.
Richmond, Nav IS o-v3m
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MR.. & .WRS. FEELJN.I;

WILL open their SCHOOL first Monday in Scp,e-
w Der IN a central situation on SlioskG Hill.
In the Female Deparim ei which is
70 DE principally under the management OF Mrs. H. assisted
ny MI NJ instructions gwen ia the branches of
slish Education In the MaieDeparmen which TO be kept
entirely SEPARATE such English stues, together with the
and Greek Languages attended prepare youth for b-
siness or for college
Tonu For English Pupil, sos, and for o.hrrs $50 per
annuin of ten months and 81 for fuel.
our or five Youg Lade, be received into Mrs KS
miy at an expense Of 80 of 10 months
washing aud lodging half able in and tie ba
fsaee at the expiration of 5nioilh,
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II pdtuoJte Farm near Richmond for Sale.
4 OFFER for sale, by private contract my Farm called
Broosld bordering the Brok run and the Brook Turn
pike rosd FIVE miles from Richmond II contains upwards Of
SIX hundred aud thirty IN good ORDER and bSs on
good dwelling house and every hoBe Necessary for The
Terms will be made known ~ application 10 The subscriber AT
the 5hoek9 WIehou'e ~ HicIisond, the prtmses.
- BEN. 6HEPPAHD.
MAY ~. -
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UIaHer SCOTS .Ne,o Novel, The Crusaders.
lust published aud for sale by PETER COTTON Tale,
- Of the Crussde by the Author Waverly Que Min Dur.
ward, Iyanhoe, &c. &c. four vols ia two. Price 81.
August 2. 25-3t
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FOR sale.

III Tract of Land King William county, containing eight
~ hndred aud eighy-tw This land lies
tue Piping Tree, King William courthouse AyIes Ware
h"ue' and ~ 70 miles Of Richmond; quality equal any
W NE county from the river soil good for wheat cotton
aud tobsceo improvements briek dwelling house two story
nlYh Iweny-iour feet long sixteen feet wde kitchen with
Ook chimney smokehorse garden psiled bsrn sud other
cubou,e great bargain may be had for cash further
Description deemed useless supposng person will purchase
without viewing the premises. R.C.WAsLEY.
Augusta 25--v2w<
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RICHMoND PLoUGH

.Ndnnfdcfory, near the UNION HorEL.
ME subscriber respectfully informs his friend. aud the
public generally, that he has hand Wheat Fans,
Shelters, single and double Shovel Ploug Corn Cuvato
and almost every other description at Agricultural Imple-
u'en.', all OF which he ofrrs low, for cash.
June IL. 12-wG WILLIAM PALMER.
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RNlMEORD aC1nRAfp

IANFED at this Institution, Assistant an unmarried
w Man, who capable Of teaching the Enrh language
gramnatcsliy athmeck, and the higher branches OF mabc-
maek IL Will he also necessary That he he qualified
street he inferior Latin classes Application BE made TO the
subscriber at the Academy.
WILLIAM HAwKEswORru
Ksy WiIliAln, august 2. ljzror
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COTTON GIN s

I'iE Subscribers have Just received Cotton Gin of sup,
Il rior wcrknanshipand orders for . article, dTe er
dimensions, will he executed without delay. The quality
which is 'earra,ted i'll every respect.
DAVENPORT < ALLEN
Nav 90 -"
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thursday, Dec 9.

RECEPTION OF GEN. LA FAYETTE.
A an cary hour the galleries began
to fill with spectators end soon after |
o'clock, many ladies entered into the
Hall, and look possession of the sofas
and seats which were appropriated for
their reception A grea, number of adj
dilional seats soon became necessary !;
and, long before the hour appointed for
he reception of the General, the House
presented an exhibition Of beauty and
fashion, which, we presume, has scare :
Iy ever been eqoaiied.
Mr.. Condict offered resolution IN
vitlng the Senate TO attend the House
Of Representatives, a, o'clock, to re-
ceive Gen. La Fayette.
1t was objected by Mr., Poinsets, IL a,
the Senate moi being in session, the invi-
,alion was useless.
On motion for its adoption, there APP
peared, Ayes 90, Noes IS.
Members on the right of the chair,
were then requested to relinauish their
seats for the use OF the members OF the
Senate. Htat
The doors were shortly afterwards
thrown open, and the Senate entered in
procession, and took the seats which
had been vacated by the members, on
the right of the chair.
AT one O'Clock, George Washington
La Fayet,e, Esq and Col. La -Vassieur,
the Generals Secretary, entered tho
House, and took their seats on one Of
the sofas by the side Of the Secretary Of
S,ate-and in few moments,
Gen. LA FAYETrE entered the House,
supported on his right by Mr.. MITCHELL
the chaiima Of tho select committee,
and on his left, by Mr.. Livingston, and
followed by The committee.
The Speaker aud members then rose,
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Thursday, December 80.

Eir. Wakefelf presented the pethfon
Of Daniel Meredith, praying the esta-
SiIshauent of warehouse or place OF de-
post Tor the products Of the country on
The Mississippi
Mr. Whttaker, from the committee on
the Judiciary, To whom was referred the
bill from the Senate to change the prac-
lice OF law in certain cases, reported the
same without amendment and express
ed the opinion of the committee that Tue
bill ought not to pass. The question was
then taken on ordering the bill to be en-
crossed for third reading, and decided
an he negative.
Mr Forguer, from the committee on
internal Improvements, to whom was re-
ferred the petition Of Adam Smith, re-
ported bill authorizing Adam Smith to
establish ferry on the Mississippi.
The bill for the relief OF Nathaniel
Buckmaster, was read the third time,
and passed. The question was 'aken by
yeas and nays.
Affirmative Mess. Blackwell, Blake
man, Beers, Bridges, Churchill, Dorfiss,
Iman, Forquer, Guard, Hacker, Hansen,
JOB, Jones, Kane, Logan, infancy,
Nj Henry, Moore, Norton, OtwelI, Pail
lip, Stewart, Utter, Wakefield, Walker,
Webb, Will and Whiteslde--28.
Negatiye-Messrs. Speaker, Archer,
Hamilton, Russell, Sim, Siocunb and
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VANDALIA, JAN Z.


II brief notice ofthe hrincihal measures
adopted in either House, since oar
kast.
The House has passed the execution
law, without any alteration IN lts prlhci-
pal features, as heretofore noticed.
On Tuesday the Michi5an Canal Con-
missioners reported at great length, IN
Guiding The documents, which have been
printed, and are nov before the public
we have not yet had an opportunity to in
form ourselves of the merits OF these
State papers, sufficiently to speak with
certainty of them.
The House have passed very good
bill, regulating the fees of officers, which
considerably reduces the fees, and makes
them payable il cash. The school bill
has undergone several amendments in
the sIouse-been passed, and these
amendments will probably be concurred
in by he Senate.
The House has passed bill 10 elect
the Auditor and Attorney General, and
to appoint circuit Attorneys, every four
years, and to require the Attorney Gene
raj 10 reside at The seat at government.
The House have likewise passed bill
to amend the revenue laws.
The two Houses have at length agreed
in the passage of the Bank law, which
has not been materially chanRed, since
our last account Of it, except that the
twenty per cent. premium for voluntary
q payments has been stricken out.
a long Militia bill has been reported
IN the Senate, but it is believed 1t will
DOT pass this session-that body are now
engaged in discussing the principles OF
che execution lava few days will de-
ierrlne what changes are to be made IN
or{ present system. intel
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CO%uNESSXOSAA.
IN TIE SENATE.
Thursday, Dec. 9.
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

Mr.. johnson, OF Kentucky, ,sked and
obtained leave to introduce bill 80
abolish Imprisonment .er debt in pur-
suance of the notice given on Tuesday
last The bill was rsad, and passed to
second reading.
In introducing the bill, Mr.. Johnson
briefly remarked, that in again bringing
this important subjec, before the Senate
for consideration, he was only influenced
by sense Of duty, and not by any
wish to occupy unnecessarily, their at
tention. A, a proper stage OF the bill,
he would move lis reference to select
committee, and he sincerely hoped no
impedimen, would oppose its passage
in suitable time 10 be acted on by the
House of representatives..
GENERAL LA FAYETrE.
Al l O'Clock the doors were thrown
open, and Gen. La Fayette appeared,
accompanied by the committees on the
part OF the Senate, and on entering the
area, MIR. Barbour, their chairman, adj
dressed the Senate IN aese words" Ne
UTcScNG oCH. A]b F1yCtC ~ bDe ochNIe
Of the United States.'
The General having advanced to the
chair OF the President Of the Senate,
Mr.. GaiHard remarked to him, On
the hart of the Senate, mute you to
take seat" poin,ing to seat on the
right OF the chair.
The General being seated, Mr.. Bar
1our moved that the Senate adjourn.
Mr.. Lloyd, of Mass. moved to mend
the motion so that it might read, "that
the Senate do now adjourn for the pur-
pose of allowing the members, indivi-
dus)ly, an opportunity Of paying their
respects to Gen. La Fayette" In this
shape the question was put and carried,
snd the Senate adjourned to meet on
Monday next.
Monday, Dec. Is.
The following standing committees
were appoin ed by the President;
Foreign Relasions-Messrs. Barbour,
jackson, Mac',n, Elliott and Mills.
Finance-Messrs Smith, King, N.
Y Macon, Holmes, Of NJ Lowrie
Commerce and A1anufactures-M
Di kerson, Rugglss, Q'WoIf, Findlay
shd Claysone
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s6s,l2l so
lo,744s3

I N" IU,Y4f 83
Leaving the sum Of ten thousand Sc
ven hundred and tory-four dollars and
|eighty-three cents, more than the ex-
pcnditures for The three quarters.
Contracts were made in September,
1928, to transport the mail in the present
year, two hundred and thirty-fiye thou
sand three hundred and seventy eight
miles more than it was transported in
the year 1928. One hundred and twen-
|ty-6vc thousand and thlrty-fou miles OF
this distance, it will be conveyed in
stages. There has also been given, ON
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