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EXCH.dNrGE BO-4RDLN-C HOTTSE


VIE Subscriber, has mIved from Old Point Comfort and
a taken thr above named house, well known ia thl
town. aud Informs the public that will he open BOARD
INC HOUSE Tor The reception Of company, Thursday the
9th -
The whole OF the premises under going reps aud will
oe III complete order The
furnished aud calculated for the SKINNER inter havi
place an saehHis bedding, essential comfort Of
the best quality his well trained aud honest. aud he
hatters himself that with the aid Of nc
WI" De enabled 10 give entire Subtraction those may
vVT him with their company
HIS experience will tnahe him keep as good Table as
the market Afford assisted by supplies obtained twice
ny the steam boats from Baltimore Washington and Rio hmond
and he has made his Bar sppliet with
WINE and Liquor OF the mnst approved quality. -
large and tOmmndous STABLE for the convenience Of
travellers, IS attached 10 the Establishment.
1J Separate Dinners Lunoheons can proye az ,tt
notice for those who may arrive stay b linited
time.
separate Room Of large size furnished ere,asirsl as
suing Room tor the ladies who may his house ind one
al'"n prepared for gentlemen. Thre likewise otg aud
eommodous room for Balls Concerts, public recitaon
for Dinner parties.
BIS terms az fohoars
Board and Lodging Tor single person per sunun $500
DO Do & the moth "a
week
- per day ~
Board without lodging per annum 2o0
per quarter 20
FRANCIS S. TAYLOR.
10.
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BY RICHIE & GOOCH.

-. The ENQUIRER IS published twice week generally
week during the session ol the State Lesrsis
tbs heretofore, Five Dollars per anltn
a ,,x,uee Notes of chartered, speeie-Payng banks
NV, v be received payment The Editor. will Eusran-
@ ,bs .aety Of reuins them by NALL the postage ei aiet
eva being paid, by the writer's. .,..,:. :
10y No paper will be discontinued (6nt @ths aefeuon 81
,hs Ed,or,1 until all arrearages have been paid up.
ar whoever will guarantee the payment oil nins papers
tirsii have tbs tenth GRATIS. ..x,,,
~~ One ,ouar, OR LESS-Frst insertion Is ctru-eaeh
No sis,u-men inserted, until has either been paid
for assumed by person IN this ey or It's en'Hohs
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For SHLE.

ME Poplar Forest Home Tract all that part of Oh e
estate attached to the Mansion House. containing by
cent ivey one thousand and seventy acres
quarters; OF this land before oeI ed the public about
900 acres are aeady cleared the woods heavily tim
o-red anu The greater part tobacco land OF the quality
me cleared ianj with the exception OF about 50 all
me eorn Tie STANDARDIZATION nigh, This
plantation distant mIle from the turnpike Eight
Lynehbu wei waeIed being nterseced By any branch
IS heading within ITS limits therefore subject c
overflow anorng not les than 80 of branch and bot
tom land well adapted the culture Timothy and 9th
gases and to the purpose OF standing LOTS about one
nan OF the branch land is still wood. On the plantation
ether large framed barn
with good threshing machine. The oony
convenient, handsome, and situated command.
ihg nearly the whole of the arable land farm Ineu.
ing to remove to another state the property is
low io cash or credit and feel hesitation asserting
'at 10 tobacco planter lev sstate desi able.
Bedford, April -. tiotf
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.NEW .N.fYaL HOSPITAL.

\ lbEkaL wages and constant employ at will he given
~ ny the snb.cibrr few 6r.t rat. CARPENTERS,
bRICkLAfERS, MASOYS, AND BLlcKSHiI'HS.
JOHN HAYtLAND, Architect
Building Site, Fort Nelson opposite
Norfolk, March n, 1871
April % 1t9-st
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= YERIISKlKElY

fI'HE House u Entsnainmen, N Wilmington. plr,.,.
county, called tbe Frsukln Inn, formerly Rent bv 10
tsio Wi VIII be esniinued BY BIZ widow Mrs Marhs wills
she pionses 70 afford every accommodation which s herr
t?ors been sven and os herself BY 50 doing 70 ae
ottsin poriic9 Of Pcsle ps1o1sss
G'si f.G-a
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KYLE y COCHRAN,
TJAvE just received large additional supplies Of Spring
Goods which, together wh the stock hand, they
determined sell the moderate Their sssor
nept consists, in pat, as follows, viz
Jackouet and Swiss Muslin Robes
Plain and figured Swiss Muslin (,one very fhe)
Iapptt & Taniboird 40
do d, B'ok do
Al & Ga Plain do do
Book Muslin Robes
Sviss Muslin Points Crayah
Mn,lu Inserting 4 founees
Al 6si Cambria
Al 6-4Jaekonei do
Sd Uanbtt Ginsham
Cd jRekonGt do
Ga GuICia do
ChiIsn& Bauisse Robes
Csieoe,a great variety, SEINE very aahlasme
Garment x Cambrie Dimty
Furniture do
do CalicOtS
Thread Lace, Edgings
do do half Hdkfs Il Collars
Bobbiue, Gimp Lace, PeaIling Il Qpillns
Back Italia Lu.iring
Pad figured black Gro De Maple, silk
Do do great variety OF colUurs
Black satin LeYsntine
do French atin & mode
10 LeyaulinPs
French satins horenee' assorted crienls
Canton nanksen grapes
Figured Mandarine Robes
Sinehsws, SaEcenets x Grape shawl
Black white Italian Grape
6aG1e, Barsge l. silk hakfs
Garze, satin lutring rihbOus
Grape Lisse, eSso ted colours
Bell Ribbons, shaded Checked
Piping cords gmPs
Ladies kid gloves, long and shod
Misses do
Cientlemens Buck Beaver gloves, some vefy sfaut
Silk cotton hosiery, Engsh, French Geitnsu
Cotton & silk suspenieIs
White * coOued maTseilles
Long 4 short pieces yellow nansIhS
Blue do
British tvilled yellow do
Pisn & striped Jeans and eassmefes
Disok mixed everlasting
French English linen dI Hing
Black oiIesssizrs L. Denmark sattFrns
Bon.baznes and bombazeIts
Blue X black cloths & oassmetgs
7.B h Al IRISH linens lawns
ga, 81 1914 Diaper
Russia bid eye do
Flemish Irish shestings
Cotton n linen fixing
Clark's spool 4 aoss ootf6n
Foss thread, assorted Ms.
Paln leaf Il feather fans
Umbrelas ParasOs
BrVvn q bleached dOuitstts
oEnsbufss, Tiekienburg,,& e. &C.
ALSO.
Superior boiling cloths, assorted Nos
Maya Iis-taLwsv
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70 the Members Of Be Protestant EpiscopoI
Church Of YIrgiHia.
fpHE Annual Convcnt n the Protestant Epneops.
~ Church Of YgsI.is, VIII De he'll the town Of Fred,
r,Cksbu' = Thulday he 18th alay next.
40 O. WILLIAMS, se'fg
<s7rE . ~ .tjs
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ROBERII SH4PaRD

NhENDERS his hi, friends the public as
S Commission Agent, and hopes by strict
ness to merit share of thu public patronage: he will sell all
kinds OF country produce, such Tobacco Flour Cotton &c
tie may generally be found the Tobacco Warehouses
WaTehpIse 30 ~
- The Editors Of the Petersburg Intelligencer Raleigh
hrssier aud Lyn hburg Yginln, will publish the above adj
~ times, aud forward their Il. $.
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ANDERSON, GARTH s. co.

" o-Iih ~ y w.
EyAVE Store and receiving the sehooneT Reaper
aud Magnolia Boston, and Sea Horse, Effort Me
chape f u N-wYvrk the following articles, whththey ouer
for sale upon their usual terms; -.
- 30 HIPS ST. Croix, Mu.covadO and N Orleans Sugars
OtS1 SIS hhds. assorted loaf do
$50 bags green coffee, pat very superior
Is DO Java do
% hid, English Island Mol6sss -
q do aud wbikey
SO do I'D high proof DO
PuHeheons Antigua rum
do old Jamaica do
s,piPss 6ne old uOsuae Br1ndy
80 bbl, apple dU
ipirr Old Hoilsnd Gin
F's,l' lwi...
ldhag, and
ilou,iilon
55 boxes gunpOwder teas
Candles. Jaek,on's and Wo0arooG-s bGsn'ls
100 kegs B-aiy's gunpVwuer
40 ton shot, assorted
10 do iron, assorted
10 pLiggh moulds
German Eus,h and American SI,Gl
Gut ana wrought Nails
B1yle
1plso, madden, alum, coPpeII,
birthstone
PEPPER, rimento. ginger, nuimess
Csp, letter, anu wrapping paper
Bed ctrd., plough lines, twiue
Denijuhns, Soneware
Cotton Yarns and From the Union NJ nrfactlting
Indigo Plsids Co. Of Maryland
Ipril "a n3-u
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MOUNT EPHRaLN FOR SIZE.
Extending to remove this fall 10 the territory of FLORIDA
= "hef tor sale, estate the Rapp ahaunoek River In
tue county Vt fauquer and about eighteen miles above F
derieksburg, called MOUNT EPBAIM this Is veryd
IaoIe situation and highly improved having all the bdng,
lor use, comfort and tlsgsnee, NECESSARY for gcnsmsn
county residences aud healthy any situation IN Viz
some estate a. very price aud The asy
1shemen disposed 10 purchase invited view
S property viii also, sell tract Of land Three Hun
dfsa aud Ninsytve IN the county Of Cupepef near
OaIteis Bridge (hormss Ford called the Cats sPnng
Apui 20 ii2-u TifOS. BROWN.
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JOiyV yErI.VI'YRE, MERCHANT rATI,oH.

JOtfJF yN'i.NIYRE, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Nearly opposits The Bel Tavsrp)
As recently received his assortment Of Spring Summer
~ Goods which, added 70 BIZ fOner stock makes has
s9Dent complete Computing every sessousble article IN hs
ne-whch hc s prepared q make up TO order, short no
tee and according to the latest ia,biOns
N B Consiauy band complete assortment Of fash
for cab.
- Every garment warranted
MAY .. ff--o,
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htchard WILSON KlOurnoy, Attorney at Eau,
as removed to SeOttvie PCwhatan Courthouse. He
wI continue regularly the courts Superior and
Amelia. ~ w
May8
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-nDVERIYSEMEN'I:

I'D EKIISEJU E.NI.
iHE tract Of Land called HILL Grove, containing aboy.
1850 acres lying ia the lower Amelia county for.
mey advertised, sill for sale II would exceen,
e9on PlantatIon 1t will be sold all divided mt
parcels ttiei ernis will be accommoiating.
ViE~aui. match T. p9--tf Nm g.. GILES
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Ohina, Class, and Earthen,rnre.

China, Glass, and Earthenlcare.
NhE Suh,ehers have taken the Store recently oocuried
= by MI Joseph Gill, doors above the Bell Tavern, Man
see-whee they oder moderate prices by wholesale aud
rea general assortment Of Eahrnwarc Glass China
MayI. 1i5-2aw2wI.wtf
RdCES 0cer the BROADROCK COURSE.
VA ILL commence this the Sd Tuesday III Aay
w next, Qhe i5ih.)
I Day an elegant swcepstakesix entries of $500 ash
md Day Propiietor's Purse, Julie hras-Purse $500.
ord Day Jockey Club Purse mile hests-Purs- $500
4ih Day Handy Cap. JAAES CHLORINE, Proprietor.
The Petersburg Republican viii please thu notice
twice anu send then account q ih, Office
April -. 1t4-td
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Luiatic Hospital, williamsburg
oIICE dereby given that all the cells in this institution
are occupied, and that more patients will he rrceyeI
OF Tie said cells vacant due notice which vii
ne gwen. by order Of the Court of Directors.
hlHN 70 S-N l.. HENLEY
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uNUE subscb.i, have SN the Manchester aud Eff
Il fort, from New York aud El.nor from Philadelphia,
ton, which they oe very low prices The following
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COAfafkLN-I6, arrr

COMJRO.NiC.ATED.
10 TIE Frcohgiders Of The County of Notion an
acho signed an -9Jdrsss 10 USni b. Giles e.
.dprits. 1926
6ENrLEStEN: presume that YOU, with the
rest OF the ireehol'lers of the Congressional Dis
'rici will have been informed through the public
prints, before this Communication shall reach ron
mat II has been the pleasure Of The General Assem-
bly,, to TO confer upon the Office of Chief Ma,
Citrate oil this Commonwealth; aud tina, il has
become necessary in consequence of this act, that
should cease longer to be considered a candidate
TO represent thai District. In accepting hi, bi.b
oiiice, Gentlemen, have heen governed by the
same maxim which has mark ed my conduc, during
The whole OF my 'li,cal life, and hch EXPRESS
cd TO YOU Ia my reply to your kind ana ilatterinc
address; that IL, TO submit myself excIusiveIv 10
ne will c The electoral body aud if elected 10 anv
ohire, honestly AMI faithfully TO disclt1gs i,s d,,
Ties TO the best OF my abilities. B.u, Gentlemen.
ny feelings will not permit to re withdrawn
roin the electinneering scene. without ASSURING
ou, as no" do. of The grateful obligations which
sim ieei, and shall never cease 10 feel for the
ho"or sou haze done me-, in calling upon me 10
rerreseS' your Congressional District. provilel ;,
should he the pleasu of majority OF The whole
District 10 concur wi you, In copfetting mo,
me til Il honor.
BE pleased, Gen lemon, TO accent INV SINGER.
acknowledgements, and my ferveni pi ayers for your
individual health prosperity and happiness
w NJ Il GILES
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ton, ali pf which would be necessary successfully
to resist tic entertainments of the government.
IL suchSyere his sentiments and feelings, might
no, moiiv,- and Inducements enough be FUND for
making tho respectful enquiry contained in the
letter, without subjsciing its authors TO the pre-
simptuou. iinpu,ation that ihe1 names contained
either Influence or terror?
Hot /, ha- been alleged bat we no, among
4 sc who intrs ded TO support Mr.. T,lel's eiec-
''pn, ond therefore, had no right IN make such y
request IL J. true iha' we not among that
number; but II is equally true that Governor Tyler
mad oesa regarded a. agreeing with Us 10 the OPT
mon that Mr.. Randolph'- services were peculiarly
necessary at this time. aad if his opinion had un-
dergone any charge, WIN had n better right TO
make the enquiry both TO that change, and the
extent TO which he would permit his name to he
used IN producing result, the consequences Of
which many oil his political friends deeply re-
greet?
The calculation was fair one that Gov. TYLER
would as Jddge Barbour had tone) look TO the
estimation IN which his services were held by his
political friends, rather than the Office which he
was 10 obtain at the hands of his political enc
mics.
could not reconcile it TO my feelings in an
swering your enquiry 10 say less Than lave.
considered j, due to The subject and particularly TO
the individuals with whom had the honor tn be
associated, upon the occ sson 10 which il pIinci
paly aludes.
Yop sill consider yourself at liberty TO ,,se this
Tor the purpose of removing any efrone Us, or
improper impressions " hich may have been made,
reserving TO myself the same privilege
respectfully yours, &c.
DANIEL a. WILSON
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FROM LIBERIA

Letters from Liberia TO the 9Th Dec have t,cen
received at the Office of the American Coloniza-
no" society. aHSdng authentic intelligence of the
prosperous state CT the colony, its Increasing ex-
tension and usefulness and of the pacific di.no.f
ton OF the natives.
Enough The rainy season had been unusuaIlv
protracted, yet the coonsts were never more he'd
my. Factory Island. and large district (uniirn-
i'el on one .ise) of the Grand Bassa country ba y
oeen al'achedio the colony. A large public house
mad been built on Factory Island, BY the former
proprie'ors, Tor the use of the cooniss and il ss
IN contemplation, Immediately TO begin the settle
inent OF that island, by establishing g respectable
families there. The agent had also obtained The
grant, rent tree, oil an indefinite tract of country
lying between the two Junk rivers, 35 or 40 miles
TO the leeward OF the Cape
- new town, for recap,ured Africans had bee
Iouhded on the Stockton, two and half miles be-.
low It's Junction with the ST. Paul's; which is the
third settlement, begun on the creek. To the lee
ware OF Inc Gi'nas river, all the country auho-
ri''es nave entered into solemn engagement, nei.
Their to dispose Of any part of their TERRITORY r.,
any other foreigners TO suffer their establish
meets amongst them. One of the boats the frames
oil which were sent out in the Indian Chief had
oeen completed m're han month, and WIS
found to be OF the most essential service TO the
COLONY By means OF their smsll armed scboon-
er, The agent was abe 10 hold Communication the
more redily with the various parts of the COLONY.
and TO rroiect the coloDisrs from the derredatons
OF the of the pirates on the coast.
Twelve public establishments, including threo
new iorifications, were going forward; and
additional emigrants were looked for with
The greatest anxiety, buildings for whose recep-
uon. weTesexpected TO be in readiness by the
middle Of January. The colony enjoyed the
mos. profound tranquility with all the tribes Of
the Country; The last season had been abundantjy
productive in rice; and 60 never were the settle
tnents lsay the ie,ers) in so favorable s,ate
me reception of large addition of eInigrsn.s NJ
al The present moment Teachers and books are
much wanted; trade was prosperous and ra,;dIn
nc' easing Mr.. Hodges, boat builder, from Nor.
ok had died. and his loss was most sincerely DE-
piored from his pieiy and usefulne.s
Mr. Ashmun, The sgent of the colony, had re-
covered from long and severe indisposl,on.
Nat. Int.
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EAse. Ola letter ESor vf the rh;sdeip..
Palladium, dated Washington, Feb. IS ise7.
There has been pretty animated discussion
Tor day or two past, on an outfit for the new
Minister TO Tarubaya; the sum Of $1,000 was a..
Red 20 enable him 70 go nine miles to meet tho
New congress OF Nations, but IL appeared from
the discussion, that meeting could take place
untll the treaties made at Panama were seversllv
ratified, OF which we have no evidence: il sls,,
appeared, that the congress had esolved to renew
heir invitation TO The neutral powers, but no such
'"'"At,on mad been yet given, and il was not GER
a,n VIVA. KIND oil reception our ministers might meet
VIM Inc discussion turned somewhat on the DO
hcy OF the mission, hut the ministerial member
would not he drawn out on thi. point thew w.,e
all mum, and would give the world If they had ne
yer heard OF Panama. The very name which Last
year was the watch word of political hone sounds
IN 'heir ears now like knell of despair. II was
amusing to see the contrast. One member oniy.
Mr.. Brent OF Louisiana, ven,ured to defend the
administration, and he attempted it BY stating that
II was owing 10 the opposition in congress last
session, that MIR. Sergean' did not ge, to Panama:
the appropriation being iponed long, that he
could not reach the place; to this il was replietl
that the appropriation bin passed the 4th of May,
and that the congress OF Pana ma did not meet tif
the 18Th Of June, and separated late in July, lea
wing ample time for MIR. Seisean, 10 reach them
The orders OF the presidens, requiring our min
ister 10 appear al the Republican Congress. in
coat covered with embroidery and gold lace, and
WIN cooked hat and ostrich leather, were brought
INTO The view OF the house, and also various extra
Ordinary Charges made by our foreign ministers, in
time- past, wherein Mr.. Adams obtained ma v
tor travelling expences from Client TO St. Fe,ers.
burg without having performed inch ofthe ionr.
ney; and a! the same time receiving his pertonai
expenses in Paris. besides S27 600 in outfits and
salary in one year. Mr.. Clay, it seems bought a
carriage at Gotienburgb, and when he sold il.
charged the United States with the loss by the
sale. These accounts of Mr.. Adams are supposed
10 have been settled after he went into The STAGE
Department.
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PaiaabIe frOperfH at .Ancfie1.

= " !'''~.r = "l7t7'J Ut y iTLI fHW,
VIE sub crihtr hcing determined 10 lose has bust,
4 nts' Al this place, will MONDAY the o. of
April next, offer Tor sale TO the highest i,icr one
acre ci land at uri'a CUurihvu.e u ;, hoii hi. or
now .tincs, and which, well known n first raj.
store, good and convenient d,y Hin. house. t,,
lumber houses good k.,chtn garden Surpassed b,
none in the nriehhnihnpd. a good clover IT, aud M
excellent well OF wstrr inside the lot flu Their liz.
criPton IS deemed unnecessary, any one disposed
10 purchase will 40 doubt vi.t The place At the same
uie aud place, wall he sold tract land cont sinnr
40 acres well nbtred, aud wi In two mites If the
Courthouse. Til. land from its proximity to tn.
Courthouse, aud the scarcity 81 tnbtted land for sal
IA this neiehb0Tiiuod - very valuable, a. not mon,
than 90 Or 20 acres esatrd whic will weld ,in all
gram OF tobacco The terms viii be tcisi aud MA 4,
known on the day OF sale.
ALEX LEVY.
J. ell.
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UISSOLUIIO.V.

'fFiE ooparthersnr zforlsa,,,-.- :. 1-r..s w..
4 dissolved on the IS;h Januity last by M. ,,tI,
q, twei "t Milton cl"tk- from the same. Those in
come forward Immediately and SETH iheir i,.nccts
accounts, as 10 longer indulgence can he rranteJE
A''h nose having cii'' against sl'd concern,
Auction Store of Mes.rs. O. & q. CaikeO Tor ii1u,is
tOH and settlement.
MILTON CLARKE.
CHS. Il. ABRAHAM.
Feb. -. Of
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Lottery s. Exchange Office, ia, Nor

LOI'sIy . ErchdH9e UDIce, III, .W1rhet AREA,
Baltimore.
Where both he great capital prize. Of ONE HUNDnrf,
IuOUSAND DOLLARS Ohtsineh IN The late (;,.,d
SlAls Lotefie'' aud where the HIGHEST CAPITAL, al
<ooVO dollars N the hst Grand State Lottery was a. ous
paid IN Cash, The moment IT and ,ybsre m.
capital Pzes have been obtained than any other ooe 10
America.
Orders from any part Of the United States, either Us mail
9si pad) Of private conveyance enclosing the cash. rns
uckfs ~ any "f tile Lotteries, will meet e prompt
PuoctUa aruiiop, II personal application dire to
j 1. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS, Baltimore.
ColiE"S Gasstfe and LOTTERY Rtgister will he published
immediately after The drawing and will contain the Ofeid
list Of the Prge'h will he forwarded gratis to all who p,--
ehase their Tickets at COHENS OFFICE and who ,ien'
Their wish 10 receive H.. -
Baltimore, Feb. 81. O. o.,ats
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Safnrdny, february 2i.-A communicable,
was received from the Senate that thew hal nasssd
the bill concerning NaIhl. Grigsby and have re-
lected The bills t"Ie-organze the oard of P,b,jc
works concerning The heirs of Thos PuyI.r
concerning the recovery ofdeb:s due to the Com.
monweal' hand re!inquishing for the benefi of
Gerard Pusey and family the amount of cerr.;n
public hLes-An'!th that they had examined snrLry
enrolled bills, &c.
On hir Do','hat'S motion, the sena,e's amend.
mems to the bill concerning free negroes and n,u
'S, ,,., were taken up and ssreed TO.
The House then determined not to &C, On on,
ensro<sfd bills; but 10 take up the bills on their
hist and second readings ard accordineIy. many
bills were acted on, aud various amendments di,
russed and disposed of
Mr.. Darlington made an unsuccessful motto,
to suspend rule OF the House, Tor the teception
OF reiiion from Halifax
The House prooe ded 10 The election Of ten Di
Iec'ors OF the Board OF Public Works The
following gentlemen were re eecied
For the district west Of the Allegheny; James
Nc Laughiin, Andrew Russell, and ohm McCoy
For The district between the ALLEGHENY and IN p
Bae Ridge; Chas. l. Stewart and Hie(am i.
Opie
For the district between The Blue Ridge an,
tide water; Samuel PannilI, Wm ElIzey and Jpo.
II. Cooke
For The district on the Atlantic, Thomas New
ton and Philip Ayle!t, jr. were elected. The la,-
ter in the place fJohn Roane, who declined re-
election.