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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29

TO GRADERS The subscriber tenders
Il his thanks 10 his old customers for their
past favors, and informs them that he has pro.
v'ded himself with excellent timber, well sea.
soned, tor making and repairing CRADLES,
and viii thankfully receive orders for making
CSades, hanging Scythes, &c. and execute
his work IN mastsrls manner He 9ilI furnish
cradles completed, finished, with good scythes.
tor the reduced price Of four dollars and fifty
cents. or will beng and finish them il the
scythe be furnished him to- two dollars. Re-
pairing done at reduced prices.
The public. humble servant,
JACOB VI. GARDNER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29
To FARMERS

ME viii take Wheat, Rye and Corn al the
W markei price, delivered in BoteIer &
Reynolds NEW MILL in payment of debts,
or IN exchange for Goods al the lowest cash
prices. BAKER TAPScOTT, & Co.
Shepherdstown, Nav 80
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29
BAKER TAPsC0TT, s. Co.
Have just received a general mppis Of
Spring and Summer
GOODS.

They win receive in q few dsys ffcr, the
western part of this State, upwards Of 1000
yards HO.hE-.If.7DE LINEN, consisting OF
Tow, Flax. and Tow and Flax.
Shephertistown, MAY 20.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29

u SrRAy.-Tskenu up as an Estray, Young
IA HORSE, dark bay or brown colour. lhress
years old, abou. hfieen hands high, long tail,
no brand or mark; appraised 70 thirty FIVE dol.
lars. The owner IS requested to prove propers
ty, pay charges and take him.
HENRY BEDlNGER.
MAY 90
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29

NoTICE.-The ci,izrns Of Berkeley counsy.
IN IRE ndly to CENER.9L SYSTEM on
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT are invi,sd
to attend At the Courthouse, on Monday the OH
OF june ct being FIRST day Of Cours,l At IL
O'Clock, to take into consideration the proprie-
vyof sending one or more delegates to the
Convention TO be held in Charlottesville, onTues.
day the 18th OF July next.
A FRIEND TO IMPROVEMENT.
MAY %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29
Martinshnrc Nav So A..

MOrtCE = The subscriber designing 10 ~, %
~ this part OF the county SHORTY. has trans.
ferred 10 CnAaLgs JANIS FAULksEs. Esq. in
trust Tor the benefi, Of his creditors, he whole
OF his personal property If every description
and has likewise assigned to him his Books up
to tho present date, with the accounts, SC.
therein contained. and has appointed him his
attorney in fac', With full power. for the pur-
poses before mentioned, BY suit or otherwise.
to collect and recein for the same.
R0sERT Z TURNER.
MaFtinsburg. May 90.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29

VOU are ordered to parade in front of
n the Globe Tavern. in Martinsburg, or
Saturday the 7th of June next, precisely At
o'clock, pm. 10 full uniform, with arms com
pie,e. punctual attendance 10 required
from every member.
BY order of Capt. vandoyen,
May 70. JAMES THOMSON, O. s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29
TWENIY-FfVE CENTS REWaRD-

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS REH.7RD
ID AN away from the subscriber living on the
~ road leading from shcpherds,own to The
Swanponds, Berkeley county, Va. on the 24ih
ins'. an apprentice boy, named S.4.nTrEE
RUT'T. said to be q years old The Isl OF March
next All persons are forwarned sgsinst bar
bourng or giving him employment, AZ am
determined to prosecute for every such offence.
MATTHEW JONES.
Berkeley county, MAY 20.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29

convention. ls4.--NO Convention, 2. To Berke.
ley the poll was continued open during The
term Of The County Court. The following wa.
Tue fesult-FOr Convention, 80. Berkeley
can give $50 more votes. In Jefferson. a, the
NAY Court. q votes we're given sor the Con
Ven'ion. tits supposed so votes more can ;.
polIed in this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29

-. nc present majority fos the Convention in
80 S'A'e, Is about 1850. Five Counties remain
"0S heard from, which, in all probability. will
tease the majority. Besides this, in the large
counties, where from various can,e. the vo,.
.-AVo on this question was not large one, the
Op'e Will nave an opportunity until June
s1''' OF voting, which will also swell the ma
- IN Loudoun at the May term of
- quarterly Court. the convention poll
GO - 'O"'Inued open during the session Of the
o'u''' The following ives the resusa For a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29

The auditors Office. On investigation,
i turns out that of these funds, thus
transferred into Mr. Baker 3 hands about
$4,000 Though no accurate estimate
can yet be made up.) are supposed to
be wanting. II SO, the amount Of the
late treasurer's defalcation will DO from
SIS IN Ss6Ooo
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29

JAMES BARso Un, of Virginia, (now Secretary
" war; has been appointed. by the Presiden,
0"itea States, with the advice and con.
- ' Vi the Senate, TO be Minister TO Great
hae Ian, 1t has been stated that his place will
:, n"eu oy General PArsR B. PoeTKa. ofNew
-i' Is further stated, that General VIII.
q, H. HARRISON, of Ohio. has been nomina.
'so as Minister to Columbia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
NOTES OF A TRAVELLER

PHlLADELrHia, April a. Travelling. THE
comfort, ease, and expedition Of travelling on
The sea>board, can only be appreciated by those
whose business obliged them, IS or 30 years
ago, 10 pass from Boston to Washington city.
At that period, the greater part Of The day was
consumed between Washington and Baltimore;
Gao miles) TWO days 10 Philadelphia, SO hours
10 New York, and from two and balrt TO four
days to Boston, which depended on favorable
or unfavorable passages in the packets. Now,
passages are pretty certain from Boston 10
New York in "a hours-from New York to
Philadelphia in II hours, 10 Baltimore in "a
hours, and to Washington in four hours. Thus
only 81 hours are occupied IN travelling dis
lance, which no one expected TO accomplish
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07

81. r,oment npare and guie; are ban'shea
f,or-, IN. civ and there !, no rest for the soics
Of the feet Of those who remain. And all tnis
", riodlcal confusion aises from TIC poor &C.
vice of making all leases commence and eX-
uire on The first or Nav, and from. the folly ui
tenants who start gu, as if by Que accord on me
first OF February, and run about S asa'ns. eae n
other "house- hunting" for fortnight, as "
they were half crazy; thus by their own a"A'o-
ty encouraging landlords 10 raire their te"''
to an ex,orliona,c amount.
Nor have we an agreeable May season IN u
Their respects. The spring has been cold anu
gloomy. We have had rain enough, o'' II
has been stormy rather than va showery a
pril." There have been few sunny days, ana
none OF those warm and genial showers 10 u
pen and prepare The Garth for its culture intro
ducing and gradually unfolding the beauties o,
spring-none OF those pleasant alterations VI
gentle s2rinklings, followed by the orisn'
beamings Of the sun. So that, although -
May day by the Almanacks, yet
ss-The trembling year is unconfir:ned'
And winter oft at resumes the breeze
Chilis the pale morn, and bids his driving 7iee's
Deform the day deight'ess."
But IL, no. shor,-sighted mar replne, but ra'her
dwell upon the mercies Of which we are but too
FREQUENTLY the unlhankful recipients. Inspiring
and her rosy train have fingered by the way,
she will We, be here to "damask the ground
with Aowers," ard quicken reviving nature
with life and hope, and JOY. "Summer, that
brings the sun TO mature the harvest and re-
pl-nish The granaries Of earth; and Autumn, that
brings the shade in which the laborer may re-
pose after his toll, and tells the trees to drop
their foliage,and Heaven will renew ii FOR thcm
speaking thus in parabe,,o good men, that they
must be content to die, seeing that the Supreme
Being has promised in his mercy 10 renew
their life forever, will follow in their season
-Beho)d fond man!
See here thy pictured life; pass some few years,
Thy fowery Spring, thy Summers ardent strength
Thy sober autumn, fading INTO age,
And pale concluding Winter comes at last,
ind shuts the scene.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
Hardware and Cutlery.

DICIIARD J.. CARRIE has received by tie ht
IL arrivals, supply Of Hardware, CGl!e'HS sc
Consisting inpat Of
Table, deser, and Hunters knives and forks "''C'
Pen, pocket, seamcns' Spanish, cooks, butcher, '0s
and drawing knives
Iron rim, stock, cup5osrl, till, chest uuk aNd fa-'
locks
Flat, round, halfround, mill, cross cut pit 'Dl .io
saw files
Hand, PANEL, sash, wood and compass sa"
Waldron's and grffin's gram grass 4 5Ia"'t "'u''
Common, patent, waterloo and panied ca'Nt ..
Iron and steel squares, rules, brace and bits S'.
Cut sacks and sprigs, trace chains, scies'P."'"'O
Sad irons, frying pans, wet ding AMI billing 1or
Wagon boxes, reap hooks, wool and cotton '-''
Planes, shovel AMI tongs, nails, spades, sGo'"
Socket shove!s, castings AMI wes'cI's stays 4
Which with great variety OF Other g''GH - j
his assortment very complete, and are for sale ''''
sale or retail, at his store on falrtsX.s'rtt''
april 2S--cD7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
CAEMEEY BREAST,
BARBER.

DETuRNs his grateful acknowledgment to those
az Gentlemen who 50 liberAIly patronlsed him. Wien
connected in business with Mrs Wood. That comec.
ton having been dissolved, he takes this method to
inform his friends and the public, that he has ake
house on Fasrax.sreet, next door to MessSs james
William SCOTS dry goods store where he vii con-
due: the business in all its branches. He WILDE tsr
py to cut hair or shave gentlemen, from sunrsc I'll
9 O'Clock, =. NJ. every day, Nundcy rcytl, and
hopes by his attention to business and cNcIttrs To-
please that he will merit share OF the public patron
age. NAV 2-co5i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
Mouse and Sign Painting

VNHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to take ono or Two b0,,
l. from Ia to 10 years Of age to learn tie house
sign painting and glazing business. To such a, j
susceptible of it. good treatment and attention Will b,
paid to them. lie also takes the present oprortrn',
of acknowledging to his friends and the mCirn e,
morally, his share of past favors, and will cuic.,
merit a continuance in future BY pcrio ming viii r.
ness and dispatch any thing in The lie 6. H. rroes
sion; such AS
House and Sign Painting, Gliding ana
Glazing,
in their various branches. REUBEN s. BOWIE
anrl SO-eo4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
No,0 is Tie time TO use St0n'achc u.s.
n GRIND Restorative TO Hean" n
-nf.r ,pp nnrDPTrDN informs hS Ht'

hOCT. WEDDERbUhN, nio'"'' hand s
IL the public generally, he has row Q" "t "t s.
Shop on Fairfax-street, a lair c supriy - s,IsS
unequalled srticle, by the bottle, Dozen ~; as
quart. All who are DESTROYS OF enlGHlnS b. u.
mabe blessing, healtl-in climates NE Re. " nd d
fogs and miasmas, are so common AZ ,n, s,'5,,sar.
seasons of the year. win find it TO he' - VI
use them two or three times a day, as 1854
will be derived from them. In extreme '' ic-.!
lity, they have seldom failed to have ". r,o..ge
feet. as can be proved by number Of on . ~I a. 4
table Citizens Of both sexes. They ps;a.tr.,1
used in many places in Virglni'' VIZ m Bp2'
folk, Gosport, Hampton on the FG ,'rT eoasse
noe and James Rivers, and the lower "t,s Ss'
Maryland. -They also have been sp Us, vs4
in Kentucky, Pensacola Tallahassee s.. ~
Orleans, Matanzas, (Cuba). Bermuda, sont
st. Bartholomew and Martinique "mn,I sD
label of directions, and sealed ana sAr
seal, to prevent counterfelts. do,.s.
Price so cents per bottle. orr per ''' NJ
ers have frequently sod them 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07

thirty years ago in less time Than 20 or,,!.
and four -hs,hs of this on hoard Of 80
Steam boats, with all the co:nforts Of vel, s."'
ulated hotels. ''S'
In addition 10 this, the exYcnses Al. rod
90 per cent. I'll tecoIIec. Alright, nail /.
1907, 81! Tor passage in he Diligence from,
Philadslphia 10 New York, occupying IS bn, v'
a, this time paid SIS, and the tine cc,mn:,r
was but /! hours. ''-
The spirit Of competition has ,eIycsI
fare this season-but as from ) TO 500 ,,s, w..
rcpass daily, the concern NAV yr, be nr.s.
Die. A gentleman who arrived at p5I.II
phia, from East Port, Nc. found By hi ,'sn'.
randum, that he had expended but S2oi
for every hundred miles.
JOSEPH BoSAPARTE The ci::.prs' liz.
coaches through New Jersey pass The p.
dencc Of The late King Of Spain, a, Borden,
on The Delaware. His estate occupies ,,,1
territory. His house is in the French srvl, 5.
not splendid. His lands, on which ina.
sums have been expended, arc wei! cuI,i,,,'i
IN all public Improvements he conlribures ~
orally Ike four thousand dop,,,
ann told he paid @" one read Hell mnt
beloved, and his memory will be ever dear ~
The villagers. There is scarcely How NO.,
family IN the village, SO many does he enphr
on his lands. He pays lb,ray, pun,,u,rS
fuiiilingal his conlracls-no law ,uit.-mG
pu,es, and the intempcra.e and immoral -, ~
once discharged. lie is constantly. in ii. 49,
son Of agriculture, in the fields with hi, NJ,
and is constantly With an elrgan, MUM,
Ratchet in his hand. Strangers who are pr
duced par,ake literally Of his hosrit4Ii,y. Y.
has thus exchanged coronet Of horns forth, l
Of peaceful agricuturaI,l, and become
citizen Of our happy republic.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
JAMES :. GUNNELL. NJ y.
OEEYIST.

RESPECTFULLY informs the crzcHs.', " \
H. of Alexandra that he may be con'a ,,.ln =,
H. Clagett's Hotel, on the flst ana m'a ""' ',,I
DAY in every month, from O'clock y }" -.''
Pm Zee,
Ali letters adore ssed to Dr. G. at h.s ~,
sylvanis Avenue, Washington CITY, OF hn.. Nv. 4
Clagett's Hotel in Alexandra, VIII DC M
tended to. aplh. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07

The House Of Representa- was chiefly
engaged in the discussion Of tho bill to prolong
the term Of the Commission sitting under the
Treaty Of Client, which was finally passed, with
an amendment, limiting he time to the Isl Of
September next. The House then took up the
amendments made by the Senate TO The bill
making appropriations for Internal Improves
men,s; when Mr.. McDuffie moved thai The
House insist on their disagreement 10 he a.
mendmcnts made by The Senate, ask confer,
encc Of that body, and appoin, managers TO
conduct it on the part OF the House Some
discussion took place on this proposition; and
before any question was taken the House aa-
iourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07

The THREE WONDERS OF WoM.s.,-ll. 8,
fifteen they wonder who they shall take; 3D. 4
twenty five they wonder whom they ,baIl q.
and 81, at thirty five they woadr, who VI
take them.- Weekly Times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
GreenC0fee. etc.

IN Bags greer coffee and 90 h1;' o. t., - >,
III boxes Spanish and half Spanish ss''
ceived and for sale low at the auction sof nuysC
april so DIV 'U----
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
Family Flour.

en- Barrels manufactured from wIi'' , %"'-'
W. mily use, just received and tor ., saw
april 90 G. !. J.. NM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-07
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1928.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser
MAY DAY.

Is not this the merry month OF May,
When lone lads masken in fresh array,
Youths folks now focken in every where,
TO gather May-haskets, and smelling breeze,
But we here sitten as G;owrel in dream
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12
MARInTE NEWS.
POnT or R@ICHM0yYO, DEC. n.


@AINLt FAOS
Schr. Fairfield, Coffin, s daysfn n York, with sun
dries, to j. Webb 81 co. Davenport, Allen 81 Co. Jno
Allen, jas Winston. VIM J Clarke, G. Beck. a Sven
ny, 7 Sullivan. Triplett & Johnston, C. Holt, ir 81 co.
Iiolins, Il Porter, Lucke s. Sizer, Baldwin, Ives
d 20. . Mitchell, d button, S Putney, J Tbomp-
son, J Bray n Gordon g. Co. ] M'Kidoe, Grav&
r4n&ey, IL Nash, B Pcyton, J II Weaver, J Sarvay,
w II FltzwhyIsonn, Lancaster e. DENLY, Wadsvorth
q Williams, w & y Kyle 81 Co. ] Williamson, NJ
Branch, d P Colt or order, ! Parker, II Nelson, Bag
well d Smith, a 81 ] Myers, jr. + 81 T. james &; C6.
y Allen, Hal& Moore, N S Valentine, Ro Johnson,
and TO master.
Scbr. Mary, MLclland, fin Boston, via NorfoI<and
CITY Point, with s%undries, to Luckc g. Siscr, D Ms
pct, N Mills. A & A Woodbridge, Davenport, Allen
~ 20. w Mitchell, jr. OTIS, Dunlop G. Co. II o a. L
Mllcnry, G Fisher, N Gary g. Co. " Allison, james
NJ kildoe, ard Workman & M~agruder-Sailed IN co.
with schr Hope and Polly, for Norfolk.
ochr. Diomcdc, Gray, ln Portland, with sundrias.
10 Davenport, Allen q Co. and to master.
ochr. Florida, Staples, FIN Portland, with bricks g.
hay, to James Fisher.
Schr. Enterprise, Corson, G davs fin York. Wiz,
ballast.
Scbr. Robert Il. Stanton, Thompson, I'm n York,
Schr. John & Nancy, UrskeI, FIN n York, ballast.
ScAr. Prsc1Ila,-.f fin Smithfeld, with cotton and
brandy. TO James Winston.
Schr. Franklin, Price, fu Alexandria.
Schr' Orleans, Jones, I'm Alexandria with wood, to
master.
Schr. Mount Pleasant, -, I'm Alexandria.
Lighter Ann, Childs, FIN Petersburg, tobacco and
shot, to Anderson, Blair s. Anderson. and d MYERS
.SiooP Planter, AlbertSon, 8 days I'm Philadelphia,
with ballast.
Sloop Jolly Sailor, Updike, fin Norfolk, with sugar,
iron and tar, to l. Webb & Go. OTIS. DrnloD a. 90.
and g. w Gilinff.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12
En.eigm Nsws.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Q.
FROM HAVRE.


By; the arrival at this port ofthe brig Mary, captain
Suydam, from uavrc, Paris dates to the Gath, and ua-
yrc to the 25th Oct. have been received. W are
indebted to Mr.. Sanderson, of the Coffee House. for
Il file of tho Journal de- Hdue, fiom which we arc
able to gather little of interest.
We find no confirmation of the fall of Vurna, as
stated III a private letter from Hamburg.
The Journal of the 25th says-"Until the presopt
time, those who had interpreted mos, unfnvo,rnbIv
Tor Russia the news from the theatre of war. consid-
cred the taLi OF Varna IA inevitable; indeed. devoid of
all iort'iicdtlon, pressed for many months by u numer.
ois army, which was encouraged by the presence NJ
the Gar, this place appeared condemned 10 fhlI into
the hands of the besieTers. Now, the delivorunco oe
Narna is at least probable"
In another part of the letter to the editor Of tho
Journal, from which we extract the above. If ;s enid
Narna need net fear an attack; before onc,,;ur tbn
breach Tor entrance, it will be necessary for the PMS
SLAMS TO dispense the thirty thousand men of Omar
Srlone-otilerw-ise the combined attack of the bessie.
gcd, and the Turks On the outside. wouId tbrc,ton
theln with an almost inevitable ruin.
II Is mentioned us Il matter worthy of notice. that
the name or the Emperor of Russia does not once an
pear III the Russian bulletins. "Was Nicholas"
asks the Journal, s'iI the camp, or was he on his ,vn,
TO III" capItal?'
The reports from Constantinoplc, represent the
urks as III excellent spirits. The Grand Seiruor
was at INC camp, with the standard OF the Prophet;
an pubic officers are clothed In military costume.
The bulletins from the Turkish army, recount tho
daily victories gained by Hasssein Pacha, under fine
iltrench'ncnts of Shumla, which are called the "toaab
# the infdeis."
The Journal says the Emperor must have lost
eighty thousand men i'll this campaignc. His armies
have been decim7tcd by the sickness resulting from
The French army have suffered much by sickness
in the Morea. N
We have given the opinions of the French writer.
touching Farna; but opinions go but for little against
iacts-and hence Difference is due to the private 1ottor
from Hamburg. The Havre paper quoted above
tus the following paragraph.
Letters from Amsterdam of the Goth October. an
n0unce the fall ofVarna, after a f%rigltful carnage, fer
winch the Courier Anglais of the esd, is credited"
a number of persons connected with the post Of
nee have been arrested in Paris, in consequence Of a
robbery committed in that department.
Sales ut Hare, cath uit.-Cotton, Louisiana. l )
a 10; Georgia, SO; Rice, 80 a 81; Coffee, MARTINI
que, l %; Haiti, 1 50.-CU. S. GaSeUe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12

.hI. EttshatSh OF FalriuN, Rrcinisnd the following re.
by lcmarking, that while he acknowledged
that the literary fund had effected much good. he was
ot opinion that it had not effected as much as it micIIt
be made to effect. n single fact would illustrate this
proposition. \ sum less than that appropriated for
10 Virginia, educated in the State of New
tork, 80 times more children.
ReSofrea, That the committee for Schools and Col
IeTes, be instructed to enquire into the cXpedicncv of
authorisihg the school commissioners of the different
counties, to cause their respective counties 20 be divi-
ded INTO districts not exceeding miles square; and
wherever the inhabitants OF tho said districts, shall
nave erected IN the centre or such other part of the
sand district as may be agreed upon with the school
commissioners, Il school-housc Of suitable dimensions,
ana durable materials, to appropriate SO much of the
annual quota for their county, not exceeding dol
lars, as Will together with IN equal sum raised by v-
lun;ary subscription il the district, be sufficient TO en-
p!oy Il suitable teacher for the whole or Il part of the
ycar-provided that tic schools thus established shall
IN 0llc.scs, he free for the instruction, without charrc.
OF all the children within the district TO which it be-
longs.
,iLr- B"rtoo' offered u resolution for referring the
subject matter o. q bill reported from the committee
OF foads, &c. to the Board OF Pebble Works.
'i". ,li1y considered it irregular to refer a bill TO
body ont OF the House, aud he moved TO amend the
resolution by substituting Il resolution for enquiry, ad.
dressed to the Board OF Public Works.
Nh, .Hayo opposed fhe adoption Of the resclu-
tlon-but it was passed; whoa on motion Of .lLr. tn
ner,
Tic House adjourned.