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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08

former otfce, for 50 long (and not q moment
longer as may be ne -es>ory TO settle his ,r =
counts; that your appoin, any two IF the rfi
Client and intelligent accountants ir the ofic, to
assis, him In such settlement, and that IN the
mean ime his form salary ne res'orrd 10 him.
The latter is essential 10 his support; The f,r
mer to the procurement of vouchers, and the
adjustmen, Of balances
| If Won refuse this, YOU will do mr. theIfavor
10 sugge,r some modiir alton Of It, such as I
can submit TO his consid er alton
If mi her can be done, and my dismissal
from ofi-e has seen decided upon already, TO
take .fffc, at some future day, or il the same
causes which operated to produce his remov al
can operate upon me, Iran only say, the sooner
il comes The more well ONE il will b. 10 me.
and the more beneficial 10 the public business
which has been commit ed 10 nv charge
l have sedulously endeavored, in setting brf re
you plain matter-of to, story. in the behalf Of
an elder and beloved brother, TO avoid every
thing which could br off "sive to your feelings,
th.t II wa, no, absolutely niece ssary to say II /
have no succeep d in doing so, j, will cause me-
regret, and beg you 10 consider sir, my situa-
uon, and ha, it may have no # Ct in preventing
calm, delbr raie, and unbiased rxsmin alton
oil all 'ba have said, and Of the reasons which
readily present themselves in favor OF my pro-
position. | had intended TO say something
about The manner, and The means, pursued by
my brothers successor, for some tim" pasi,
aided by the counsel and felIow-feeli g 1T one
Nher person at least, 10 rffeci his r. moval all
OF WHICH have long known. But his letter
has already grown u 100 great length, and
This must br res rived FOR another time, or to We
unveiled as time and crcums ,ances may re
quire
Respectfully, your obedien servant.
p. BRADLEY.
The POSTMASTER GENERAL.
The "good work" COS bravrly on. Yes
terday Mr.. BEsloR, ano her Of The mos, v,lu
able CT rk, in The General Post Office, received
from his Chief the following letter:
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, Oct S, 1929
SIR Your services longer required in this
Department. Respectfully,
Your ob't. servant,
W. I. BARRY.
Mn. CHaUNcY BEsToR.
FIR the true iaoonic, this rivals he s'yle e
Napoleon or Of Lord Nelson. NJ. BRsToR
who Is thus unce. enormously shook #, WAS an
Officer VI the Army during the la'e war, and
and ha, the honor possess testimonial from
his commanding off 81, which concludes win
the following rrmai katie words:
90" declare, without the least intention to dsparage
"any one Whatever, that Ar BESrou III most eY-
"emplary officer have seen in the courseof eleven
" Years servIc. "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08
From the National intslligencer.

From the National intsigencer.
me Post Master Generai-the late POSI-
Muster Geaero-d,.a the late assistant
FoSt-HGsters General
Aacs ct letter from the late tothe present Post.
Master General.
WASHINGTON, MARCH 81, 1899.
/, .beiOre left " ashing,on Iexpec,ed TO have
"' pleasure Of taking you by the hand, aud ~
.s'o'Gcins you to the Gentlemen OF ;he Post OF
: = Department. Bui, as am deprived Of tins
e. Icanno,, in justice TO yourself and
~ public service, refrain from Recommending
~, u continuance Of the Ass,s,an, Post Mas ,ers
''ae' al, who have been long identified with the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08

s7'Nhrn We spok, Of he Library 'es'er-
d.y,w, stealeq to have said il con aimed ahou'
six,eeu husd "a po,ks, Instead Of volumes. a
correspondent, in another column, correois u,
and ads some other remarkS-'o which W.
would diect ,hr attention OF those DESTROYS to
So ,clibe 10 he Library.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08
SHIP NEWS.
PORT. or .4EXANDRLA I'd c.

SAILED,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell. Baltimore.
Steam. packet fredericksburg, J. Jenki. s, do.
Steam boat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
Sloop Johnson, johnson. Phad, phia.
Schr Esther s. Sally, hence, at Philadelphia 9th
Instant.
Schr. Susan & Phoebe. Baker, cleared At New York
for this port id inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08

W. receive our r. hnond papers. especially
6s Wing, very 'r'eeoiar'y at p'esen'. We
hone it vii no be So doling he 81 ting OF the
CnnLpnlInn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08

y,vy1,Sp ELErioSs -Messrs BROWN aAd
=, ., The Jackson candidates. have been
I'D, Congress from the District OF Baiti-
q aud County. Thevole in The DIS
.,,od. Howard. $500 Brown, 6l4l-Li'.
he, 474s-B rHtv 1921. :,
E, he " rr,,, composed Of Hartford, Cecil
x.o,. Co!ons! MIIcHkLL has been elected TO
Coag'ess -,
= the opposite Dis,ric', abou' which our
..l.r,f RI mos, interest, ,ht f.llowiDg are the
,,w,ns, a, received:
aan4pors CITY Doctor semmes' l64; j. C.
W,rms, $50
q.o, 1rurds! Doctor Semmes, 92l; j. C..
W,rm,, sos
puq,. George Decor Semmes, 1872; J. C.
We M, !69.
There can, therefore, be no doub' Of Doctor
c.,,u,' ,lcc.inu. W. shall give The full re-
with he nam.s OF u, ID ! gates elected
- n, Assembly. wh.p W" receive hem.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08

III. Dslr,.es elected from Prince Grorg"
Co nry, ar, Ne,,rs. WoorFN GANrr' and EDE-
,,x ,A.,i JeksonG aud Mr.. GEoRGE SEMMEs,
5I.cks,n) The County is decidedly Anti
r,,k,on, but Mr.. Semmes' personal popularity
insured his election
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08
Sugar, Yea. G"Mee, &C.

Sugar, Yea. G"Wee, &C.
81. DOUGLAS have just received a well select
% . ed assortment of
GROCERIES,, Viz:
so hhds and t,erces sugar, Of various qualities
IS hhds, tierces, and bbls molasses, of 10
40 packages Of teas, gunpow,icr imperial, anu
young Tyson, of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, of different numbers
20 bags best and common coffee
&ALT-LOose and in sacks
SPIrES-E Embracing pepper, alspice, ginger,
cloves. numegs, Cinnamon. mace, NC
SPIRI7S French brandy, Holland gin. Jamaica.
Antigua, and New England rum
TpTNES- Madeira Lisbon, port, malaga, &C.; some
of them very low priced
DIES Indigo, copperss, madden, logwood, fustic,
alum, &c
EP'OH Salts ola hyperion quality
SVUFF-Ie 'per. G'rrrt,. " IorilIsr', Maccabau
PAPER wri,ing and wrapping; tobacco, starch,
mustard, cheese, fig blue, gunpowdsr shot bar lead,
birthstone, salt pe're, &c &c the VIII IL ofwhich they
will sell, wholesale AVID RETAIL very moderate terms
ocI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08
COMM Ere I.AL.
Prices of Prod,c. ., 9lexand,fu ,,sst,,

Com LEAF is very scarce, and much wanted; we al
ter quotations TO correspond with the present va
lue.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08

Com. Porter is at presen, On visit a, the
Sea, of Co eminent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08
From tie New York Journal of Commerce, of honda

From tie Ne0 York Journal Of Commerce. of Monday.
CoRS EXCHANGE Considerable interest was felt
during the week and prices Of Flour and Wheat gra-
duaily advanced, to the eNte mt the former of 50
623 cents per barrel with active business tn ougll
out Sales on Saturday Of Western Canal, at S. 8 a
s. AMI Of good Southern, at and parcels still
higher On the same day 1910 bushels good &c n rs.
see Wheat sold at ~ 1S3 cts and in the aft err
aeon the last parcel in market at 20 cargo of Viz.
ina, rather interior sold az 10, and another car
20 of good WAS held at IS. but lid find purcha
ser, Sellers came forwar! fr'e, to the demand and
he market was cleared of -Four down to Saturday
,oon The arrivals, however, were on Il limited SCALE
ID it is to this cause than any thing else that We.
- i,hcious men ascribe the advance. The purchases
Flour were perhaps half Of them for expectation to
europe, the West Indies and South America. Sales
n Saturday of yellow Northern Corn, at Ga cents.
fLong Island white, at 62a cts Southern yellow, at
so So cts. and white at 48 so cts OF Barley m
arg, quantities so cts and Of Oats at Al ~ cts
Rice was in better demand the sales xtcnded to $40
casks partly for expectation, at "a 3cents.
Correspondence ofths Journal IF Commerce.
LoNDox Aug. 10. 1929 Il have just returned from
an excursion Of twelve days in the neghborhood
of Birmingham liverpool, and the North Of Wales -
Business of every kind continues dull throughout the
country, and no immediate prospect of Improvement.
the an,icpatiUs which had been ent. rtanrd
ing the approaching harvest, are greatly reduced. 1t
has r.ned more than halt the time for The last weeks,
and j, now raining in torrents. From what have m,
self seem have no hesitation saying that corsid-
cradle portion of the Wheat crop will be ruined unless
we are yer, soon favored with fine weather
The langua.. ehell by many of the newspapers is
calculated tn deceive and TO induce the belief that
foreign will be needed But depend upon it. ma
nv thousand barrels of American Flour will be wanted,
and may be shipped TO advantage, unless your people
run mad again, and insist on prices which prudent
merchants ought not to give.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08
rMeae Iron.

SMeae Iron.
Nov landing. from Big Garnet, from Stockholm.
30 tons Of swedish Iron; and in store, I4S tons
IT .wedish and English Iron; making complete as
sortment, consisting Of the fsl"wng menti oned sizes
From a inch to 4inche. sqnarc
t3l6 do to i do rmnd
do to II do fiat, xnd
From inch to inc" thick
Plough.pstes ofvario,s yes, and Land sides, which
will he sold IN accommodating terrns.
10 mo7-7t PHINEAS JANEEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08
u Mcing AchNOA.

Mr.. GENEEES specially informs the ladies' and
vi gentlemen IF Alexandria, that hi, Dancing School
viii he open on Friday merit, he 9Th Instant, At his
room corner of Royal and Duke streets.
hays Of Tuition:
Every FRIDAY, at O'clock in the evening, for young
ladies' md fo, young gentlemen.
Every Saturday, at II O'Clock in the morning, for
young ladies and young gentle men.
A Night School will be oprn, Tar young gentlemen,
every Thursday and Friday, at o'clock.
oct 2aw4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08

Mr. VAN BvarS is at presen, on visi, to
o;.hmor0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08

HS u neavy CROWN OF White and rel oak IImbefs
4 Fifteen well Set in timothy,
zS1HG> and about ten more in state prep .ration
to be sown, the whole OF which is meadow sni of the
best quality; considersbl portion Of the arabic land
has been improved BY liberal application Of manure
within few years The improv ements consist ct .
Comfortable Dwelling d Use with tree rooms and
passage on the first or, and the above aud two
porticoes, kitchen barn. stables sn negro Quarters,
with other necessar, out houses aud WI of .>celn
water in the yard in which there is fixed pump.
A,'ne ssa'- me and place VII b. ssn o.,
the whole stock Of Mules, Cattle and Sheep, belong.
ing Ia the plantation; together with Farming is;
y ST Of B'ack|mahs' tools; Household aud Ki chen
Furniture; and double Gig. recent, repaired.
Terms forthe land, viii he onr-thrd in hand. he
balance in two equal annual instaments, With d. ed
of trust upor the sn to their pay mentfor tho
personal property, Cash will be- required, for Ill sums
not exceeding five dollar; and credit Of six months
will given for all five dollars, the pur-
chaser ing bond with approved security. Any per-
sun, DESTROYS to purchase b, private bargain have
opporiunit do so, at time previous the day
OF sale, by calling IN the subscriber.
aug "a -2awt 9th Oct, WA. PEAKE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No -, for 1919,
Will be drawn in the CITY Of \.w York Friday, the
9th Of October
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
2 CAPITAL priz II $40 900; "i S67os; 10 OF
$1,000. Sc. sc &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters , so; eighths 25
To be had in a variety of numbers at
J, II. WHITES
LOTTERY 06iee, Royal street
NJ Order. from the country specially attended -.
Draining ofthe Dismal S,Uap Canal LOTTERY CLas %.
as l9 20 IA 50 IL IS
oct -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08

ODD q EVEN SYS7EM
BIZ Which the huber Of tOo Tickets or t,Oo MARES Is CO..
tain obtaining at least one prize ana '"y d'd~ '"ee'
Maryland State Lottery,
No. 6, for 1879,
will be drawn in Baltimore ON Thursday, 9th october.
More Prizes than Blanks!
HIGHEST PaIZ3 $4,000.
Tickets 50; haive. So; quarter - cents'
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No IL. fsr 1879.
will be drawn in the City OF New YORK on Fnday' yin
October
HIGHEST PRIzH &c, 900. ..
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 81; eigh'ns %.
TO be had of
r. Co8SE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, ALEXANDRIA,
Drr,Ding Of the Dismal Scamp Canal Lottery cas- 2@'
4s 70 90 "a So " Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08
Two NumA ed < Witty Acres,

!. Annu fly ~ which are covered with
Ps heavy growth Of white and rel oak Timber.
Fifteen acres are now well Set in timothy,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-08
AUaT[ONS
Land, Stock, and othee Personal
Pronerty mt Aucti.n

ev>HE subscriber, Intending >mov: to the West
L will. on 7hursd,y the 8fh day 7 october neat, Il
fair it not. the fa.r da,, off, a public sale upon
the premises, the tract Of Land on which he resdri
situate in Fairfax county, Virginia. about FIVE miles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

Among the men who have greatly contributed to
the Emancipation of Ireland Moore the Poet and the
Patriot stands Pre-cminent. He has made large pc
cuniary sacrifices on the altar of his country. His
Irish Melodies growing with the love of his native
land, and picturing forth her wrongs with fervor
not TO bc surpassed, made the of Ireland known
and felt in circles where but for him, it might yet be
ages before II had reached. The loveliest women in
the British empire were thus enlisted in the good
cause, and while their lips in the sweet, tender
ana indignant terms poured fourth the wrongs and
the suifcrngs of Erin, the tears which flowed plenti
fully down their cheeks bore testimony to their sym-
pathy, and their wishes. Ireland owes Moore much.
Who can tell how much the heart and mind of w cl-
hngton may have been touched and influenced by
the following beautiful and powerful appeal What
was fifteen years ago regarded as mere euloyy. now
appears to have been Prophecy and is matter of
History. Wellington has pleaded successfully plea-
ded, lat the foot of the Throne the cause of that
"land that first Graded his fame" He now holds an
enviabe place in the hearts of his countrynen-niay
ne iong continue to deserve it.--Dcm. Press.
Air-"Paddy Hhaek"
Whle Hsory's Muse the memorial keeping
ofal that the dark hand of destiny weaves.
Beside her the Genius Of Erin stood weeping
For hers was the story that bloted the leaves,
But oh! how the in her eyelds grew bright,
When after whole pages of sorrow and shame
She saw History write
With pencil Of light,
mat Mum'd all tire volume, her Weilingtoa's name
.'fia star of my ISLE" said the Spirit all sparkling
With beams, such as break from, her dewy Skies
Through ages of sorrow, deserted and darklfng
I've watchd tor some glory like thine to arise.
For though Heroes I've NUMBERED unbest was their lot
And uilalow'd they sleep in the crossways of rane;
- One dshonouring blot
on the wreath that encirclcs my Velington's name
The ssn 1ss is he ssp pEe Of thy tolls rs cmanips
Tho proud was thy iask other nations ENCHANTING
Far pro'ader 10 hcqi De deep rounds Of TIT owS.
M the foot of that throne, for whose veal thou STOOD
80, plead for The land that FIRST C, aided Thy fame
And bright DER the food
or her tears and her blood.
'e' INC rainbow OF Hope, be iER WELLINsroHE namer'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
From Backwards Magazine, for April,
THE RECALL.
by MRS. HEnAss.


} THE RECALL.
BY MRS. HENAsS.
,4tas' the kind, the PLAYFUL, anil the gny,
They who hare giadden'd their domestic board.
.i'td chesrd the uinter hedrth-do thsy return
JOANNA BAiLtIE.
Somc honre-thcre is a s6roSisg breath
In music since We went;
Ana the early fower-scents wander by
win moumtul memories bleni:
Inc sounds Of every household voice
Are grown more sad and deep,
And the sweet word Brofher-wakes wish
To turn aside and weep.
Dye beloved, come homeI-the hour
OF many greeting tone,
The time of hearth light and of SONG
Returns-and We are gone!
Aud darSy, heavily il falls
On the forsaken room,
6uIdenng the heart with tenderness,
That deepens midst the gloom.
Where finds it you, our wandering one
- Wis all your bOyhood's glee
Ontamed, beneath the deserts palm,
Or on the lone mid-sea1
Mid stormy hills of battles old,
Or where dark rivers foam9
On. Lie is dim where We are NOT
Back, we beloved! come home!
Come with the leaves and winds of SPRINT,
And swift birds DER the manl
Oar love is gown too sorrowful,
BRING us its youth again!
BRING the glad tones to music back
Still, still your home is fair;
The spirit of your sunny life
Alone is wanting there
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23


such as are fond of unriddllng ingenious whilsics
Minds capable of enting such concets, are capa-
BILE of something much better, if better directed.
From the Salem Gazette.
COMMUNICATION.
MeSsrs. Printers The following was handed TO me-
few days since, by wag, who seemed much tickled
With the coneeit, that he had posed me. / send it
to- you with nay answer, and am free to say think
have fairly outwitted the rogue. If You think so,
please to print him and me, and let Uncle Sam Judge
O.
TO ALL PEOPLE.-A POSER.
am parsonage, who, though always the same
am yet .perpetually changing chardcter-".4 husque
81 'dem" Ahern; Horace am grave, stnid So
ger sort OF fellow IN the main; yet irreststi-
by cnTnca, that even the sight of "makes a
great laugh at the time" Observation-Disclosures.
me name by which am usually called, contains
only four letters.
Take away the last of them, and become an inha-
infant OF the sea, and can live nothing but fish,
rake away the two last, and fish cannot exist. even
IN name, without me.
Take away the three last, and am first among the
Far, and yet the ringeader in all that is Foul
Take away the first, and | can exist nowhere but
at n tavern.
Take away the first and last and express a mean
meaning out. '
Take away the first and two last and am the
greatest egotist in the universe.
Who am II
here follows my solution; and lee the aforesaid
S GncIe oam say, fit be not remarkably witty and u
TIE "PosER" capitatiy POSED.
U r some comic NIT,
In Rts and tricks as BIZ as p
And by Ur sly XPDNts SA
: pose and puzzle all MRIK.
It's not so Ell, Sir y
The sharp AQmen of the CTz Pcs
Which ca, through Ur KNEES FMS
raul Fry" and "L.L.D, ASS"
Prime XLNnce in up-R con-ED;
All say, who r in NE w ndued
is n gr8 BATSd.
Who so XLs as Comus crown 20 win.
None, III my STINT, but II. J. Finn;
a name M-uTt-L the mimic 1T,
so says the CT; RUD-tion's mart.
That NJ right in guessing U r Finn.
The Kc will be XCding clear; md On
BY looping letters as U NDKt:---
a Kc clear for lawyers DIE.
And thus show U, that s'9na
Ur drift as plain as ] can my u,
I'll XUd8, the SNc Of Ur b?
them,
And take as they're in series.
Knit Ur final n, the rest will q
fn--2 FISH in close FNET
2 Then Wr &c sion Of an N,
And NJ, Ull B;-no FISH without, ken.
3 An 7 2 Eur and F5u is SN.ual.
rs clear as cries O! by dock Of tail
Race the F, b., u an mn
where tra-GD springs from XS Of GIN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

5 Lop F and fnal n, 'tis clear of doubt,
No XEG-sis can mako III mean out.
6 Reject the and Ms, and "P' UR;
OF eSotists the prince and M Pr-R.
Enough" you cry, in XTC of fun,
"Good, good, Sir, very good; o one"
TSdtem Ga<ette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

Fhe following may afford half an hour S pastime tc
such as are fond of unrddling ingenious whiascs
Minds capable of venting such conceits, are capa
BILE of something much better, if better directed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10

S,5J2,ill %
3,l63,71J 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15

Resolved that each county ought tobe a;,,,,.
wards, 80 that there shall be not less than tb,o
're IMAM seven IN any one county: Tha' tho rr ont
10 be elected III each ward, by tho voters on,Ls
vote Tor mcmbers OF the House OF Delrpnirs 49,
commissioner elected IN the several wnrts orch,
ior board OF Police for their respective couu,ies
No., ar e d addressed the Committee ergth in SUI,
Po,. Oh inns resolution.
ne resolution was agreed 10.
Inc second resolution which is as follows wos r,,
read and agreed to. "s was HcAt
hesoNcd, Ihnt the Commissioners of Police opyh,
=" Z" OUT OF once, one ut the end of encb vn,r o., b.
determined IN the first instance Inv L., al 81 y o'
ccssors ought to be elected by their resn,c,;, -,
10 serve for number OF years equal To the nnha,
ComnissiUs crs in such County so thu, ,,,. 900 w
s'"her at Police, may be chosen III ehcb Conn,' 20,
every annual election. Nou''y' W
The third resolution which is as follows u,,s -.,
and agreed to. Hs Eeau
Resolved. that the boards of Police oryI, ..
charged with the superintendent and tirectio, ~.
the H>ca concerns OF their respective Counties. 80
power To assess. levy, and cause to be colectc5 III
local county, or ward taxes and TO direct the H.,
., INC saIh, 70 superincnd oil provisions
ana expenditures for the support of the poor aud tba
the opening preserving, and improv ino of th, nuLl
ROADS and other highways, with the erection of
TO thu Boards OF Police. 0'''ueu
The fourth resolution BEING ncy, co,s;do,
lows - 20 DO 'o'-
Kesol:ed, thu it ought TO be the duty of the scvc
raj Boards OF Ponce, from time time or wLen.y
required by the Governor to recommend o him sn;,
able persons 10 ALI the offices of Just ice OF the
and To make any other recouIme ndations or5 -
form such other duties, br reouired by I,n,,
The motion was carried in the aftmatyc- A.,
SO, Noes 81
The fthh resolution which is as follows. wns ,o,,
and agreed To, and was accepted: N'N
Resolved, that the proceedings of the s,vo,.,
Boards ought 20 be recorded and preserved nv s,,c
oHiccr as the General Assembly shall despnatc nnJ
unit the commissioners ought to receive model
compensation for their services to be ascertaned h
law, ana PAID out OF the County funds -
The sixth resolution wos accented 7, 10 nc g.,
lows:-- 90 'O''
t"so!vcd, that each commissioner Of PoIce our.,
TO be Conservator of the Peace within his CnrnS,
and II holding no office employment ipcomnothio
with that OF Justice ofthc Peace ought to be infJ.
eT inc commission of the peace.
M JOHNSON then moved, in order 10 destroy M
the above resolutions, 10 strife out the word :Ro'
solved" I "o4u Ne'
ne molten was carried in the affirmative tvcs5e
MIR. POWELL moved that the CoInu,it,ee - ~
report ITS proceedings To- Tie House N
TN TINS motion long debate ensucd in which tho
mover, Mr. johnson, Mr. F,zhurh Mr. Mcrcer Az
Powell Mr. Stanard, Mr.. Upshur and Mr.. Sco,i na,.
,Icipatcd. "'O'' par
he motion was ncgutived-Ayes 42-NoesA7
hir' MERCER moved that the Commute rio
then aGi0urall " OOiiNc"''"u
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The Convention met NJ the usual hour and rosolv-
cd nSolt into n Committee of the whole, Mr.. DoDD-
nTnGR in the Chair
Mr.. SuNMERe moved That The rceolutiona bo had.
some time ngo proposcd DO taken up and consid
cred.
The motion agreed TO- and tho frsf resol,9jou.
which - ssfol9ws, vas rcad blythe Clc,hs