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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

EftllE subofibef Wishing the vest offers for
~ sale the Toyefn Prince Edward courthouse. The Sit
nation for tavern, j. Equal any the State There ia
other house Of entsrianmt the place; and Il is OF The
Main Southern Stage Road ON Wilmington 10 Georgia For
health aud Convenience, situation ezcel The Jd-
ng excellent repair Lars aud oomodiou,; out
q every description; good WATER good garden and every
cher winch neseafy FOR such establishment
The su,crber will SELL with the Tavern, 50 acres Of wood
land lying very short dance from the tavern ard AZ
1idnz abundant supply Of wood for the use Of The place
The stables large aud coed repair. A purchaser
Noud fret The premises, sny further description Is deem
81 uDneeessy. Terms vii be VI the most accommodating
kind. JOHN PEARSON Q
FEB ~. sg-sm
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virtue OF deed OF trust executed I, me by Rob,r
Uda.es, which isduiy recorded New Kent eoa,y court
sha Tor The purposes bersin sell To the highest hid
gt TOT ready money, AT New Kent courthouse on the second
huisasy IN March next (hsng New Kent day) all that
hsn, on Chiekahomny River, between Providence Forge
w shades hcing the same land whirh purchased
ny SAID Richard Graves, under Of New Kent county
IN the name VI RoPef's heirs against Rogers adn,'r
RI, RODr. q. WALKER, Trustee.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

Any virtue oil deed executed TO the subseThers
by Edward alian and wife, bearing date the I7ib day
OF April 1877 and duly recorded the vce Of the hung
court Of Richmond, sha for the IMPOSES Ahersin eI
v1ss,ed proceed TO sell for ready money the premises,
" O'Clock The first day Of May next, fair, otherwise
The mex fair day thereafter that well known property
EAGLE TAVERN in The city Of Hiehmond, aud theteus-
eu next below the said Eagle Tavern. The title which
;he suhseribers win cell believed to he adppusbe but
they will convey only ueb title Is vested them by said
deed Of hus,. WIN. UANpR DIG E. Trus.
wa. BARRETT, tees.
teb W. gi-rtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

FTAIIE FIoH-TOND FLANIATION, % Taro1 nivsr in
~ Neison, miles from Warnn'ter 80 from Chsrloftc
Vile and IS from Richmond, cDniauns 0J0 scfss-2gO Of
which prime low grounds most Of Tie balance fich and
hgh I'm yielding hav crops Of corn, wheat ohaeco c.
Is hcahy The water excellent and fs neghbofhoo eqna
20 ory The Pond tvhich in ac, iig sprlnx Of rmf
watef) foil II fne 6h the bsfns, ,bsoto hoses are
large and conVentuf Il eontfn curry Of fnc sae, fo
building Terms small pat cash long edit for fhe tai
ance Or deduction Tor shorter payment Also 100
sdi yin'ng e above wei. imbcred containing quarry Of
a tone, ADD TIE mashs ds.eise n a.. 1efesonsatfs.
" l-s--n-il, Na--h ...l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

O!a yfneTiean Nursery at F2,tSlting Long Island.
NetV York
81 +. MILLS q co. ofrr for sale fsr uurl ,1,.r,;,o
- variety Of Ftuit aud Ornamental Trees Fowering
ohrUns hose 6rspes<c which they have made large
valuable sddhloDs9f New FRUITS which have onIy b. ia
r1dueed into this country within the yssrs Also an
extensive assortment OF resn House Plants Orders r mai
Pot paid or thro their agents. will DE promptly s.e5ed TO-
II VII afford me plea'e to forward orders fruit,
~ % S'nH < 90 CHARLES ELLIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

cotton Spinning Machinery for Sale.
JRHE subscrihef his hand, iis Machine aop y
~ Throttle II 10 spindle, Csdns Eusnes Braksr
aHd Finiste ts heads Of Drawing, bes II Reyns;
tween 50 aud 30 Cam, aud rect Al Of which ig in good
9fdtf and viii be sid II very reduced ptce "
be made t. bon al The hesJ Of Myos Bulge, Richmond
SAML COCHRAN.
REQ r. t7-wfg
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500 HEIY4RH

Will give the shove reward for IA. apprehension Of my
mAn wei looking young man, abon IS years
sEe qu,e black snd has small his foft h, adj;
. aocn iee inches in height, yey erect IN his esrrraer
nen ne went away, was well dressed. lie
uretn and has, perhaps, gone % that
"a above reward aud all Necessary charges. paid on
I p Teuv.Iy mere ere X. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

~ 40 Committed to The jail Of Meckieturs county. Va
es,Jos ard ba he n The poreiiy ~ John Ttexfet Of
iii, 1y Worth Carolina. lie Is shout fct - iucbef
"a,s asa has his lsn about o. yrs
ke. Had on when committed old grey cost snd enp
usi o'eJ pan'aoous The Of said fsge heishy
49, 70 prove BIZ Properly psy the cisiaes aud take hn.
~ OF ne vii be dealt with ~ the iaw directs.
TOWNS Lilo,
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FE.tLaLE EDUCaTYOyv

LADY, dtsrous OF obtaining situation Feu,e Sem
a, ,uaty, OF private family, Teacher,
Pauee sei''iacory testimonials guslic
Ne n.srd9 BY addressing line N. c. Petersburg, va
Feb 81 .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
NOTICE.

NUIICE.
a NDERSoN, WOoDSON BIGGERS, having con-
IA veyed the subscribers by deed bearing date the sist
Ian 1928 all the effects belonging to them for the benefit OF
their creditors Those indebted them, requested
make payment to Abrsmham f. Bggers, who is hereby
thorised the Those having claims
thrm will make them known order that they may he
discharged sgreesby to the provisions Of the said deed
JOHN GARTH, Trus.
JOSIAH LEAkE, tees,
elf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

WILL be cold the redente Of JOSHUA Aeree w the
~ lower end u Hanavsr county, Friday oath Of
msfeh nfSt fer, bot IL not the fsi fair day thtresfer
oundsy excepted, credit Of ~ months likely negfOe.
consisting Of y1hns man, women, boys and rir for
ne puPoss ~ piskns drhuiou saoner those tnued
receive THE sole viii be made pursuant decree II the
superior court of cncery, Cor the ichponj Dfe IN wit
-Jordsus IS. AGREE, 81. EOBr. ASDEHSON Con'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

rLynE Director, n The Brooke Turnpike Company have
y declared aiviend of pet cent for the s months
which vii be psd iofhe Stockholders on or sef me fO
Jan si the CePins House Of Mr ). H. En,ce 20 the house
occupied BY Gr Crane. J. H. EUSrACE. Spriry.
". D. An adjourned meeting II the stocke,idefs will he
hedst The Be Tavern, Ff1y, az i2oeIork the sd jan
he purpose Of ficcus Dgccl0s Punrtnai ATTENDANCE T.
ahsuiuieiv r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

~ persons having cI,ibs against the Esic Daniel
vanderva, dec are hereby notified 10 bring them ~ du
authenticated Or before the 6ta day II april next af
yer That day distribution Of said estate will lie made By the
Executors pufance Of The and lat w Of sad
vsndttva and this nuee will he plead bar against nv
claim That may be presenied subsequent
HUGH DAVIS, , Ex'ofs OF Daniel
In 81. wv my Ed - 49,
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49, Oh a SLAYE.

1QURSUANr order of the county court If ys,hiny
~ ons(va) will sell II public ais, 0ths highest binder
@ ready money before lie courthouse dor 81 said ouufy on
The 18th day u Mafca nest heinz the LAY Match e
negro msu slave called Sam. committed the i,,l III .s
county As runway rnie, ih .9ald prove ors,
pi'Siou' 10 tbs ssy. sAMt y. HOOSEH =
Yell, Wellington cOrriy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

Lunatie Hospital, williamsburg
NOTICEis hereby given that all the cells
occupied and that pstients will he received
unone Of the said cels vacsn due notice which vi
he given by order Of the Court of Directors.
NAV rs SIT l.. HENLEY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

II AS e9n,ui,edt 10 the Ja the Tsburg On
Tue sunday OF Oct 1927, runaway, negto
td Ssni who says he belongs to Mr. Thomas Parrq of
hlehand District, South Carolina. He feet inches
eas scar Oh his chu which he by kick
IRON horse aucther the right lnte the
wri and another On the right leg ju,t below the knee
clothing consists OF homespun and antaoon marses
vest and linen shirt; his complexion black long pair OF
whskers The owner requested forward, prove h
property pay charges and take him away or he will be dealt
with as the law directs ROGER MALLORY, Jailor.
e7 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

1--WE suhsrfibefs oer their their friends and
y the public Connssion Agents ior the sale Of Totse
Cotton &C. Tobacco r 8. ID. Morton Petersburg
will be received and forwarded very moderate charee
sADISoN 4 j. II. WALTIIALL.
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MISS GE55J51. ~ ------------

MISS GEORGE,
(V the Theatre Royal, Hay,narset, London, and
- me Botoery Theatre, .Ne,o York,)
lkS ESfECTfULLY informs the iniAbsnt. of Richmond
40 nai cue viii have the honour giving Focal Concert
n me ROOM at the Eagle Hotel Thsday the
March I. ' % ' 90 80 I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
1892 Psizss, }84,22o Tickets
Sl36,sSo

20s25 Blanks, 0i'1@V iIoNe'S 'si'V''0V
In tn, Scheme, composed OF 81 numbers, by terrary
rombipaon with dI ballots here will be 81 prizes with
three OF the drawn numbers them; 1886 with Of them
on; and i,475 with Of them and also 2os25 tickets
without any Of the drawn numbers en-, being blanks.
To determine the tate Of these prizes and blanks the 60
numbers from 60, nclusive will be seyeray placed
wheel the day OF drawing aud OF them be drawn out
1t iandon aud that ticket having combination, the
t 81 aud Sd drawn numbers, will be entitled 10 the CAPITAL
prize Of $4,000
That having 1.-THE 9Th, 5b 9Th 10 G0O0
That having it the 7h, 9th and 9th, 10 1850
That having II the 9Th 9Th and 9Th, to 2,405
The Other prizes to be determined detailed in the
Scheme at large.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

NNslSilNG 10 close finally, asthe Executor
w Of the late Il. W. Coleman esfnestiy request all
person; having claims against the estate of my Tesaor
make them known for stttlcmen and the like request
Vi those who may have claims against the late I'll Of Cole.
man Wocifo!k Those indebted 10 either Is. w. Coleman
OF 10 Coleman Wooliok, To Ex'or of b. w. Cole
nan are requested 10 make immediate payment as further
Indulgence can be given. JOHN SHEPPARD, Ex'or
OF Is. ~. Coleman, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

a.. persons rdshied 70 The e~We Of John Fiehajson
O the county tf Hanover, rrQuested rske
aid s,,, payment; And taose having claims sssro ,hs
~ T,rs W., preieni ht ~ asn snt hrfofe he 6 Day
,.. tots Or this ~ni 90 pfeiied IN hsr II recovery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
MRS. H.a.V.SFORD7

I'm INFORMS her friends that she has removed from the
~ house which she has occupied f.r years past, aud
taken her future resdeBce the commodous
tenement on ma'n-st next door to the Bank Of Virginia
hnstion OF this house cannot be
for travellers, by NUEfolk II the immediate centre
OF business aud within few minutes walk of the Steamboats,
and Stage Ohcss and has recently been thor repaired
aud fitted up asd furnished in suitable for the
accommodation Of genee boarders. There also attached
10 the estabshment very good stables aud the
the House IN which new have been made will
is beiieyed, be always satisfactory.
The following her terms, which is hoped will be
considered reAsonable and which reduced suitably III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets,$5 Quarters, 81 2
Haivps . IN

Whole Tickets,S Quarters, 81 %
Halves, 2 80
package of 20 tickets in this lottery the whole
60 numbers used, and OF necessity draw least
SO dolls 25c in prizes Gentlemen who prefer to adventure
for large prizes vnly may deduct the time Of purchase the
value Of the small PRICES and receive the Managers certificate
emitting the holder 10 draw the (uhch method
very convenient 10 those who reside at distance and dis
like the collection Cf sus prize noney this way
fcAte for the proceeds Of
20 Whole tickets comes to SCI Is
20 Half Tickets, do so SO
20 Quarters, do 1874
20 Eghhs, do 772
~ The Managers will give the attention 10 the com
mands Of distant adventurous for tickets and shares aud for
yard free from expense, the Official the dawnE
Immediately upon lis event "
Pze tietttf andeerteaes III former lotteries
cash. and the cash paid RENTED directly prizes soo
drawn.
Alette' and orders 10 be pest pail ADD addressed the
MsDsgers.
YdTES 8. .t'LNTYRE,
Washington city.
ttb. 90 a6 --w3w
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Roanoke Land for Sale.

NNt2>ILL he .oid auction without reserve on The 1
OF April next, at the tavern Ct Col John g. Bauti.t
ubcrioer resides, Roanoke River county Of
rnou ten mile South East OF tine by
ae'a survey 2oi acres OF which 30 fertile river bottom
aho about 50 acres low gtouHd upon small streams pasr
hTo The Estate tfthr land are acres
tobacco lots R@,seas q 500 acres of tha hish Ia. ~ No.
10 eIsar' all 81 which will produce scco-t,vo third.
which !, superior tobacco land The situation il be.fhv
IN good ueghbOUrhood; the are in good
ana amply sufficient for the Comfortable of
description, with wheat machine in good Iepaira Iaf
gaFden aud extensive orchard great
nun Te.' Inc vI"ie OF the bottom and upon this Esaed
Is hihiy Improved; 80 hands be ernpioyee
upon this tract OF land adysniag e. il il considered os
most valuable tobacco plantations up,n Rivers o s
Roanoke NasIgstirh complete Purchase. are IN
see ihis Estse.-Possc..on will be given ON the a5h IL
OF Dec next, with the right seed wheat the
:sas clear iHe will be made tdaely after ti, ,ale
the goth day Of Dec. next, third the 25th dv az he
1879 and the remaining thrd the 25ih day of Dec
security ior The payments, will he required Sho0ld
e PhShaser Wish TO anticipate his PAYNE ut
discount will be allowed for prompt payment q GKEpN
Feh.2I. os 9s,e,i.
"A IL Pefsen. having cpen accounts sTin me II6I
btil dee late Sdddler Of the city Of Riohnond arc
requested 70 call on the subscriber for settlement As n,
expected ths reference the books will often be ,eon,rsd
eve mad !heui posted, aud ready 10 make settle,
neuts. Although is eesirahIe that a ,ns,d,, - :
the adminIs atom should he mace vet shall give
bic tune to these who may fall in debt 10 the estate on b
gs bond or the payment thereof All those Indicted nv
esae are very urgently pressed, and that therefore
an compelled 10 require them make impeds,. tsy,epi
Az Ptfsos failing u call III reasonable time NAV ezptet
tal lesa steps viii be taken for the collection thetso All
persons having claims agai the estate are reonested ~
sent hem properly aud legally authenticated; that man he
sPren % e srcunt due, 20 enable to make arranze
"heTe the Books and will ktpt and where
generally attend from 10 10 8 O'clock
W. d. WREN, sersr Of C. r.
~. aud Adnior Of RebL Bell dec
I'll
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9DlJI.NTIS7IJ5 g7755 - N.55g I'LL

ADMINISTRATORS .VOYTCE
IL having claims sgans, the Garter D.
berkey, dec, late of Barn Elms the county
dssex hereby requested present them for
properly authenticated and all persons ndehted be ca
tate will please 10 make payment. WIN. holland.
IAN, ~ ~ ~ ~ o .s
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UoMsoI1DATHD LOTTERY,

For Internal improvement, L,ts' aud Charities
Ciy Of Washington, and in the STATES Of Delaware North
TO De d1aspn Washington Cy, Wednesday the i2h
March, s2S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

THE rubsctiser privately his OF land
Il Bedford county situated the north and south fo Ks of
Goose Creek and the main road leading from Lynchburg
guford Il about 400 acres OF which SEQ
cleared The which uncleared, except very small
portion, excellent tobacco land or the cleared land
acres low grounds of the first quality and the remainder
remarkably 6ns high This Of the bs.t
land the upper country, berg well adapted 10 the cua.
tcD OF ohaocn aud all kinds Of grain lies remarkably we'll
and If divided would make very
handsome tracts which shall be done il those who wish 10
.vish Persons wishing to purchase may apply to
The subscriber residing in the Of New London,
10 Capt Buford, residing the tract WM IRVINE.
Jan l5 79-if
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~ NAsH1NCToN, Feb. %
The Funeral Of the lamented Gcneral.in. Chief
OF the Army, took place on Wednesday last pnrsu-
ant to the arrangements which were previously an
nounced to the public. We have never. on an,,
former occasion here, or elsewhere, witnessed any
ceremonies SO imposing, and 50 impressive THROUGH
out, as were the soemnities with which the 70
mains OF this iustrious citizen were committed 70
the tomb. His body was borne to its last home b0
some OF u most distinguished men Of our country.
II was attended by The President & Vice President
81 the United states, by both Houses of CONGRESS.
WIN their Oihcersi by the Judges Of the suprcroc
CourS ~ al INC Military and Naval Officers az the
seat Of Governments amongst the former so,,,e ,.b
had shared with the deceased veteran the porils
and the glory Of the well Wrought field; by the mu
nlipai authorities Of the District, by The citizens
az large, and by military escort Of 9 or 200 men,
consisting wholly Of volunteer troops Of the Dis
irlcts with the exception Of = company Of II. s
Artillery from Fort Washing'ou--;hc only rce,.lar
troops within reach The weather was very in-
favourable, and he roads thro' the whole route for
seFcr-. fnies 'fnm tho residence n ITO g. ..'rof
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

TIME Third class q the GRAND CONSOLIDATED
n LOTTERY having, in the Scheme, and in the result,
gwen very general Subtraction, the Managers respectfully
fer 70 the public notice and patronage the following SCHEME
Of the
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Feb 7.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14
Foreign S'stDa.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

L LA
New YORK, May BY the packet ship John Jaw
Capt Hodredge, from Liverpool whence she sailed on the
9Th April have received Liverpool papers 9TH
London papers the evening Of the 5h and oyds lists
These papers contain articles of nte gence Of an
important character respecting the state of affairs in the
East The London Courier of the 9th states that the
Russian troops had an passed the Puh the last advces
bn that the day fixed for the passage was the 18th of
April. The Emperor Nicholas was TO set oft for the army
III about week after that day. In the time the
turkish government is increasing its army Adrianople
aud strengthening the forts Of the Dardaneiles.
These are wnrkc symptoms: bat the hand,
rendered quite certain by the advices from Vienna late
as The 9th March, bringing from COnsantinople TO
the 9TH of that mouth that Turkey had concluded three
months armIStce with Greece. As evidence of the
sincerity and pacific disposition Of the Porte in granting
'ns arnsce, 1t IS mCn.oned, the letters from Constan
uope, that individual OF been sent by the
sultan uto the Morca, 10 communicate the intelligence
lbrahim Paeha, apd desire bin accordingly 10 de ss
from hostiiities and hold his troops in embark
for Alexandria. is added, that cor,munica ton
mas been made to Sir Frederick Adam, Corfu, who
requested to appFise the sdnras combined SQUAD
rons Of the existence of the armsce, and obtain
concurrence to the embakatop Of the troops from the
Moea Thus IL appears HAT, far tie phcihcation of
Greece IS concerned the intelligence favorable.
meantime, the quarrel between Russia and the Porte
which the former nation chooses, it seems, place on
grounds distinct from the affairs Of Greece, yet to
be adjusted, either by negotiation. We do not
profess to understand what is by the English apes
which speak Of the Pore scing in GOOD faib IN
making these demonstrations Of disposition tn pr.setve
peace we suppose that IL with the rood faith
as any other government submitting without resistance o.,
what Ut cannot avoid. We do not know that the Turki.b
caOne have been guilty Of any Discrimination in the nrpo
cauons lately carried Cunsa ntinOpe. The Sulta
very early and promptly declared his determination not m
Ao OF any interference between him and those whom he
sye1 ms reheous subjects; did he give the Least
hmaOn NJ change in his determine lion I'M In Tho ,;ne
wnen the Ambassadors Of the Allies broke OF tbcir ro
Hac'eh and fuitess negotiation Consan,inopIe and
returned homs. Whatever may he the other CHARGES
oougni against the Porte its conduct in these peroca
tons, It cannot certainly be accused Of dupIici,v
nat may grow out VI she separate difference be yeen
RUSSIA ana the Porte il is impossible to say-but we do
not see mat any Of quarrel exists which might not no
settled by negotiation. The complaint that the influence
81 the Porte had prevented the conclusion Of treaty
be!"esr Erssa and P-.'s. r. roy =, IN en TN, teo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14
National Gaunrfgs.

WAsHIvGToN, May 1O.-Iu the Senate v.s,.d,, ,,
as"..oh On me SUBJECT OF adjournment taken up
and, after some discussion, laid the table a,ee 81
noes 70 The Bill for the continuance oftte Chem C.
mission was taken up, and after discussion laid An
tha ahlc The consideration the Tariff giI VAC TO-
sumed. Mr.. Foot Withdrew his amendment .,riti ~.
the third section. Mr.. Webster renewed the n,oo ,
advocated it at great length combining his remarks ctra
10 the hemP duty, and 10 The the bill mn upla
manufactures As substitute for the hemp duv he
posed that the Navy Department should be required 10
purchase, for the of the Navy American
hemp when it could be obtained of suitab BILE ousIy az
advance of 20 per the current nriee An
long debate the motion rejected-10 10 Sc; Mr.
Benton offered amendment imposing a duty ON ;nd;aa
ana supported 1t at length Mr. Macon speak, and
after proceeding for few moments, gave way 70 mo,io
for adjournment The Senate adjourned at fifteen minutes
before ten % lock-s-l Nat. Jour.
In the House yesterday, the bill autbcrizno srbr-;
ton Of one million Of doats stock Of the
ana ONO Canal, was read third time, and after sor,
debate winch was terminated by call nr the previons
question, the bill passed by vote of IO7 ~ II Th
Gill TO extend tie powers the several corporaor H ~
district "i Columbia, was taken ups the question being on
ordering IT I" third reading. An amendment be;n,
offered by Mr. Mercer which required some considera,;on
inc Dill was ordered to be laid the table for the pur
pose Of having the amendment printed Tbc sna pu,
presented letter from Thomas J. Oakley HE
seat IN Congress- which and laid on the "a b
" ASHiNGToN, May 12.-ln the Senate on Saturday
me resolution from the other Honse fixing the e6h day
OF May as the day for the adjournment of Conrres
considered and concurred in. The Chesancake and o.
o Canal bill war read second time and referred IN
The Committee on Roads and canals. The Tariff Hill
was resumed and, after long discussion Mr. Benton,s
amendment, imposing duty on indigo, was rejected
and another amendment, imposing small duty on the
same article was adopted motion of Mr. Dickerson
Mr. smith, OF MarJ land, moved an amendment nro
VIdDg an additional duty cordage which vas refer
ted Mr. Benton moved amendment probib;;in,
the Importation of foreign WOOL off the skin af
ter the year 1882 which motion is still PENDING
The House Of Representatives were occnnied IN
the consideration of private bills. a new member
was added to the Select Committee on The assault ON
mo- Ion OF hT M,Dutie in the of .lTr. Oakley
MIR. Wilde offered resolution on the subie,, of .,,
posed Irregularity in the votes given BY the telec.
toral colleges at the late Presidential election WITCH
was laid on the table - 1891