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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
STONE W.gRE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

Viz subscribers, having purchased tic Line of
Stages running between Guyandotte and I.evis-
burg. will, on or before the first OF Nav ne1t com
mehce running the Route TWICE WEEK.
The Line viii pass through Charleston and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to I.eyyishurr and
the principal Medicinal Springs. to wit the White
Sulphur: the Hot the " arm. q c. TO Staunton.
1t Will leave Guyondotte, twice week at O'Clock,
a. II.
And an its return, will leave Stanton twice
week.
From CIV andotte to the Springs there will be no
night travelling.
At Stounton the Line meets the Charlottesville.
Richmond and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times week.
The route, from Guyandottc 20 Staunton. will he
performed IN five days, and from Staunton to Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg, IN two days and from
Richmond, TO the City of Washington in 90 hours.
and from fredericksburg TO the CITY, in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their wav-to the
North viii find this route the pleasan,est and cheap
est. And those who may wish 20 visit the Springs
are informed that, exclusive of the Line they can at
all times be accommodated. on short notice, with
good ertid Coaches to those watering places
And The public assured that in attention TO the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers SO far
as good Coaches and Teens. and sli,iul and sobe.
Drivers Gun afford them, the line shall not be inferior
10 any oJAcr in the State.
PORTER 6. BELDEN.
Richmond, Va Msrch o. 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
Spring SsspDlsS.

IIh subscriber respectfully informs friends and the ruhic
generally that he has just returned from the northern sites
ee ne ls selected an elegant assortment OF Ladies' Ger
'en1 bOlS and SHOES, which have and an nny.
't as rese! assortment consists oil almost every att
CO. ~ ms ieamong them Gentle fine calf and seal
SKIN Boots, with round and square toes Genieeis cali skin
S'eh Boots NJ - 5n do seal do nailed do 20 to 50
iles disposed TO sell AT accommodating prices and respect.
iuy invites the public 20 call aud examine Tor themselves
ap l5--in fish Under IN, Eaaic Ho'.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
IIFNFG WRIGIIT, ircnf,
may ~ No. 2 T,irbt-sircct -,,b,-c
may 70

the 15t day ~ Nayuc>t shall ucr on The prcnics n
- pA'jc sale my MILLS, and 1000 acres cChc BEEkTIFY
con nm excellent stream, and might bc rcudec very valuable
m Ire hands OF man Of capital tcv consist of t,s, Mil
n''E n9cnmrTY i1r manufacturing wheat, a rair ~ Ru-
stones ~ the hrs quality, and ho'trr ci1'h Ns 7.
saw NIL capable of saving 100000 feet 81 timber sr- "a
season.; IN tins Is attached South Carolina Cotton Gnu cral
Po't"f =" any n Virginia together with Cotton Press the
1uus consist OF every variety Of soil, Of hem extremely
WcaaVtj ' con and cotton; small portion has rern much
nnp'vcd by warl which is convenient N hcn but tb,
greater part better suited To the growth wheat aud clover
ne OF in'n are wen tin'ercd with hear, pines and within the
limits of te land intended 10 I've sold vcry GOOD c,,r % t
h'd ON James River, afordmg excellent situation 10 build
WIN pr'nu view Of the River and Ci'y Point ON this pro.
prI'v r. thought that GOOD Fsbrrv NAV bc b,5 80,
Of @e viii he, ono fourth IN 90 days and the ce i'm three
annual nsialncnt the purchase hc paid the Bauk
We states IN Hlcmo1d Tho Mills will be- delivered inrne
dacy after c sale, tire plantation called Min Quarcr mo-,
until The expiration ofthe present year
Hr,kc'cv, Npril 2oh 1929 90 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
NEWsGOODS.

NEW&GOODS.
~ ALL NELSON has received by the last arri-
a walls from Philadelphia, and is now opening, by
the Richmond Packet and Tantivy from New Yorf.
large supply OF Spring Goods which he will sell at
unusual low prices for cash. They consist in part Of
Super black Italian lutostrngs
Blue black marcclinc fiorcnccs
Green, pink, white, blue and straw ditto
Black and colorcd gro de naples
White and colorcd satins, Superior quality
Hack satin levHItincs, silchuws and sarsflctts
Black Canton and Mandarin grapes
Black bombaznes
Black and coorcd Italian grapes
Baragc gauze and silk scarfs and ,andlcrcbicfs
Robbuctt and plain and figured rauzc wells
New style small figured calicocs and rinriams
Plain and plaid battestes
Best India nankecns mcrscillcS ycstiun
Black clrcassiars, hastings a bunhazot'cs
White and colorcd Jeans and striped ditto
Cotton cambrics and cambria nuslins
Book, null, Swiss and India ditto
Checked and sttipcdSackoncts camhric d;mi,,.
Black Italian cravats
Bandanna handkerchicis
Lace capcs, pcerncs collars, &c.
Black and white, silk and cotton hosiery
Buckskm, Woodstock. beaver & horsesi;in oioyes
Ladies' kid, silk and horscskn do
Bonnet, belt, guard and plain coiorcd ribbons
Madam Cantelos best corsetts corset LAGOS
Freuch braids, cords, &c.
ALSO,
n large assortment OF brown md ilcachcG shirt
ings and sheetngs, bed tickings snpc and plaid do
mcstics. oznaburrs, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
CHARLES HOLT; tJr. d. co.
Are noo receiving Gerry large and handsome assor,
nent Of
China, Glass, and Earthenware-

Collected whkF2nicuar care, their Spring SUNNY for
~ this market AL which they offer sell very law toI
Their stock now consists Of complete assortment, comprsnr
great many articles, shapes and patterns from the hes,
manufactures in Europe and America and By Inc laes, a
vals, and consisting, in part, of the following:
CHINA USlRE.
Elegant lusTcd and gilt China Dup- Services vec
large and completes Plates, Dshes 1Urcens Bowls Pitchers
Basins elegant rich gold border and euamelcd Tea Sets
bosed and gold do do do common enareled and blark
printed Tea and Coffee Sets; plain gold edge and lined do do
do, blue nankin and gold do do do general assotne ~
90" price China Cups and Sauces by TIE set, or dozen
GLASS WARE.
Elegant rich sdeboard Sets, consisting Dishes
Pitchers Decaniers, Tumblers, Wines Salts 10 match e,
painted Shades, rich cut Hall Lamps Sanl Tamus Nanr
Lamps rich Gu, Sugars, Creams Pickle Vases Saers Water
Bottles, and general assortment OF plain Glass Ware
E.3RIT4EN'W.ARE
Liverpool Dinner Sets Dishes Plates Scum Turecn Rols
Tcher Tea Pots Sugars Creams, Evers and Basins Mugs
lea Cups and Saucers, with and without handles fane,
Pitchers, Bowls Tea Pots, Suears Creams edged rn;es
and Iuieen enameiied Teas Cofees and BoWalso gene
raj assortment Of
STONE W.4RE:
Ana general assortment of low priced Goods suitable for
co'nty merchants who with Others requested to call aud
examine our stock and price, before purchasing elsewhere
Any assortment that may be selected be Pr, up in the hest
''''''' 'i'u ~ "'e shortest u"iice ap 28-Gtc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

MOLASS e. hhds Wesi inda VIII b. i,n5.J ,Iis
1Vl morning. and oaers.for sale the Dock a, 10 O'CLOCK
may l2-is by ID. TIliBERJ AXE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
CUT Mills

CUI .N.1IIIN.
WE have constant supply Of CUT NAILS on
" consignment from The best Manufacturers IN
The United States, which will he sold upor the most
favourable terms
Country and town Mcrchahtsarc invited In exam
ing them. DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 Go.
NOTICE.
4 Ill. persons having claims against the estate Of
Marcelus Smith deceased, either Us partner Of
the late firm Of Peasants a. Smith, or individuality
arc requested 20 make them known to Mr.. Abbott.
az the Wbig Office.
JAMES PLEASANTS. } Adm'rs Of
unr 2! JNO MORRIS fM s. dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
HOMONY CORN

VIII Subscriber has three hundred barrels Of Homony Corn
or sale al Little Dover, the farm James River, nmed
'e ABOVE Judes Ferry in Goochand. Persons wanting will
apP 70 his Manager, Mr.. John Srnser the farm, to
may 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
Sugar, Molasses, Java Coffee. &c.
Medicines and Dye Stuffs.

Medicines and Dye StuffS.
I HAVE partly received my supply Of fresh nedi-
cincs, and can recommend them to my friends and
customers, and to country merchants and physicans
Among them the following:
Fine Amer. castor oil, in pints and quarts
Pow'd ialoP, pccac, tart. emctic camphor
Opium, rhubarb, cream tartar
Lump magncsia, calcincd do.
Flake mama, Alex SIENNA
Genuine Turkey rhnbarb in root
Sup. Carlo. soda tart. acid. Rochelle sails & C.
Also DYE STUFF,S.
Clipped logwood in barrels, Nicaragua fustic
Cam wood, red do, cudbcar, glue, shcl!ac, alcohol,
verdegris
Flote indigo, copperas, alum, pot and pearl ashes.
april % J. III. BLAMIRE,
Opposite the Eagle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

w AN I'D immediately, pair of Carriage Hor-
ses, that can be warranted young, sound and
gentle. Enquire at Mr.. Thomas Nelson's boarding
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
NEW GOODS.
SPERM CANDLES
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.

En- Boxes sperm candles, as, SIS and Gs for sale by
may 4 I H. DREW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
ANOTHER FAIR.

& T late meeting of the Members of the female
human Association, the following resolutions
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-28

ed the bill authorizing subscription the stock of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal which bill read third
time and passed. and the House of Representatives
for concurrence
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MIR Bartlett, from the Committee Naval Affairs, re-
ported the following resolution: .A &
Resolped That the Secretary of the Navy be instructed
to require three of the Medical Officers of the Navy whom
he shall Designate report him their opinions separate
ly whether necessary expeden that distilled spirits
should constitute part of the raons allowed to Midship
men; and, also, their opinion of the effect upon the health
and morals of the individuals and upon the discipline and
character of the Navy should each Midshipman use the
quantities of the distilled spirits which by law const
tnes part of the daily aon and that the Secretary trans
init such reports this House the next Session of Con-
gess together with his opinion of the expedency of
substituting some other article IN the aaons supplied by Gov
eminent.
This resolution being read, adopted by the House.
MIR Tdfiaferro from the Committee appointed on the
memorial of Citzens of Albemare County, in the State of
Virginia. praying Congress Reconsider the CLAIMS of James
Monroe late President of the United States on the Govern
ment and to adjust them according the principles of equity
and justice, made supplemental report thereon concluding
with recommendation to allow Mr. Monroe twen yve thou
sand dollars for his agency negotiating loans for the mill
tary service during the late with Great Britain
The report was committed.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-28

The following is a fine picture of WAsnINGToN, in
his retirement-it is from one of his own letters
am just beginning to experience the ease, and
freedom from public cares, which, however desirable
1t takes some time to realize for strange as it may
seem, is nevertheless true that it was not until late
ly could get the better of my usual custom of rum
mating, as soon as | awoke in the morning. on the
business OF the ensuing day and of my surprise on
hnding alter revolving many things in my mind, that
was no longer public man, or had any thing to do
with public transactions. feel, as conceive wea-
RED traveller must do, who, after treadino many
painful step, with heavy burden on his shoulders is
eased OF the latter, having reached the haven to
which all the former were directed, and from his
house top, is looking back, and tracing with an eaoe,
eye the meanders by which he escaped the quicksands
hnd mlres which lay in his way, and into which none
but the all-powerfu Guide and Dispenser of human
events could have prevented his falling. | have be.
come private citizen on the banks of the Potomac
and, under the shadow of my own vine and my own
fg tree, free from the hustle of camp, and the busy
scenes OF public life, am solacng myself with those
tranquil enoyments Of which the soldier who il ever
IN pursuit of fame-the statesman, whose watchiul
days and seepless nights spent in devsng schemes
to promote the welfare of his own, perhaps the ruin
Of other countries if this globe was insufficient for
us all-and the courtier, who is always watching the
countenance of his prince, in the hope Of catching
gracious smile-can have very little conception II
am not only retired from all public empoyments bu
am retiring within myself, and shall be able to view
the solitary walk, and tread the paths of private life
with heartfelt satisfaction. Envious of none .Is
determined to be pleased with all and this, my deai
friend, being the order of my march, will move
gently down the stream of life until sleep with nv
fathers"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-28
DELAWARE RRCEsTER.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, l8ss
Prices at Brandywiine, yesterday.

Sup. Flour So: Middngs, $3.50 a 4,25; Ry|
Flour, per Dbl 4,124: Wheat white, per eJ lbs. 1854
red, per do. l,60 Corn. per 81 lbs. AZ: Rye per 81
lbs. 60: Corn Meal per hid. 10, 1850 do. pei
Dbl. $50, 2,75.
1t may be gratifying to the worthy members of cur
Corporation to know that their recent act of charity
IN appropriating supply of wood to the Poor Of te
Borough, which was noticed in our last, has be@|
highy commented by several editors in other States
Progressing. lancaster County SegGs|
grown from the best Spanish seed, are advertised tori
sale in Lancaster city.
We have heard several house-keepers testify, from
experience, to the truth Of the following hints.
Economy IN the use Of Jfrewood--The New Eng
land Farmer has published, among its valuable hints
the following respecting the use of firewood
wood IS split very small, any given quantity will g'l
more heat for while but will be quickly consumed
large, will consume slowly, but will burn less %
pidly and give much more heat. A fire composed Oh
bilets of wood, not more than ID inches long VIII
give more than two thirds as much heat that mace
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-28

Perseuerance.-All the performances of human art at
winch we look with praise and wonder, instances of the
ressess force of human perseverance, II by this that
quarry becomes pyramid and that distant countries are
ted by canals If to compare the effect of sin
gle stroke OF the pick or of impression of the spade
ed by the of their dispoporon Yet these petty ope
raton necessarily continued in time the greatest
difficulties; and mountains leveled and bounded
by the slender force ofhuman beings is therefore of the
utmost Importance that those who have an intention Of dev
atng from the beaten path of life. and acquiring reputation
superior to the hourly swept away by time among the
refuse OF fame should add to their and their spirit the
power of perssng in their purpose the art of sap
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-28

ed to ascertain and the of Congress- report
to the House the number and nature of The Salt Works esab
Eshed in the United States the place where established the
capital invested in the works. the number of persons
in each mandatory, the price and kind Of Salt
manufactured at the different works. and such other facts
SHALL in his opinion furnish data by which Judge of the
capacity and facility of the country increase and extend
the manufacture of Salt in the different parts of the United
States, %
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-28
ping what they cannot BATTER and The habit of yanou,A.
obstinate resistance by obstinate attacks.
NAVAL GENERAL ORDER.

AS mark OF respect to the memory of CommodoI
Thomas TINGEY late Of the u. States Nav. who nj
ed this morning at 10 O'Clock, the Flags of the Nav
Yards, Stations and Vessels, of the United States
Wy, are to be hosted half-mast and thirteen mim,l
guns fired at noon, the day after the receipt Of md
Order.
Officers of the Navy and Marine Corps are to ve,I
Grape for thirty DAYS
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
February 23d, 1929.
MCGEE
Destruction of manufacturers The anti.tariff n,
pers are attempting to alarm the public, by givnd
prominence to paragraphs respecting the loss Of FAIL
tories by fire, if some awful fatality awaited al
capital embarked in the manufacturing interest," i
Facts have been enormously exaggerated to deepe
such impressions Shoe-shops and the stalls of We,
vers have been magnifed into extensive establish
ments and trivial losses are augmented to immens
amounts Notwithstanding all this noise, ii will NJ
found on examination, that the aggregate sum SVEN
away by these calamities does not exceed three al
four hundred thousand dollars, out of the many mil
lions invested in this great interest, and that iewe
losses have been sustained by assurances on this se
cies of property, than on almost any other.
We might, therefore, with the same propriey, andl
with about the same probability of success aempl
" clcite aiarh ana disgust WIN importers and MAI
rlne Insurance Offices, by coming out daily with Sc
ries of paragraphs, headed " Another ship lostr-l
7" Another disaster By seon'-" More capital sunk
-" Destruction Of property and htcP'-and so on n
the end Of the chapter Of accidents. In all human
pursuits more less risk must be incurred and ii
none, more than in commercial enterprises. Wehopl
there is not a spirit of superstition abroad in hsl
community, that the judgments of Heaven would N
visited upon those. who are endeavorng by their en
terprise and encouragement of domestic industry Ol
add TO the wealth, independence, and prosperity ol
their country--N Y Statesman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
BANK NOTICE 70 ENDoRsrRs

A correspondent OF the Boston Courier thus
notices u case receatly drcIde' il the Supreme
Court Of the Uured States a Wnth,ngton
On the Doth, Mr.. Justice Washington deliver
ed he opinion o. the Court in Williams, 70 the
Bank Of p Luited States II was an action by
the Bahk brought agninst Williams, as endorser
upon negotiable note. ihe only quesl ION
was whe her there was due notice 10 the endor.
ser. IL appears that the enhorsef lived in The
Town where the baph Wis siuate AID when the
note cam" due aud was dishouoie1, Notary
weni 10 the house Of the cndorser 10 rive hun
notice, found II shn up, and, upon in quiry of a
neIshhor, leatntd tha, the cndorsrr and his
family we're ouI OF tpwn ON a VISIT The Notary
then lei' awritIen motto" N a neighbour house,
requesting II to he deliver 60 the rldoIse, up
oh his reInrn. The Court held that where the
house OF The eHdorser is shut up. anf. no person
is there 10 receive notice, IL is not necessary for
The Notary 10 do any further act to give notice,
~ leave any written notice any where else for
the endorScr. Ihe Judgment of tn court in ia
Vor oil the bank. was therefore affirmed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

...,y h. ..,ic, nj vessels laden with corn ton
sy;,e % pass or elude the bloekading squadron
Russia, s#yss London paper, pays all ner
employers az low rate, upon n calculation maj
they will make ap the deficit by peeniaf'nn OF
asiuie contrivsnees. Scarcity OF corn IN .
great capital like Constsntinople, would maxi
merchants pay most literally for passports
In the Isss war between England and france,
the same violation Of hluckades was permitted
on diiIsreaeni principle. Our naval oihee's
were impervious TO bribery, incapable OF us
honor, but they found the expenses OF con
demniag small vessels TO exceed then value ];
md they were reduced 10 the alternative OF
running themselves by paying the difference
af Of letting the places they bloekaded De nc
leved.
The report ofthe massBore al Crete. Is CON
6rmed. Al Aneons date of Dec. 10, says
"a The latest accounts from Poras and syria, re-
turn 10 the subject OF the massacre OF the
Christian inhabitants In the cities OF Crete,
No ehr;s.isns are now left in those cities All
have perished b, the sword, and all their bre-
fhren In the island are devoted TO tue same
fate.
SPAIN.
It's announced from Spain, via Paris. thai on
the 24th September last, III. King 81 Spain au-
thorised the Muistef Of Foreign Affairs to
sigma treaty. by which France Is Inscribed
for so millions of francs, in the great book
the Public Debt, In the Three per Cent Stock
The Spanish Government will pny 10 France
foni millions sauuslly, OF which 2,400, 900
francs OF the interest, and 100000 francs
for tho redemption OF this stock.
A letter frem Madrid, Dec. 30, says" A
very strict search was mad lately in the honse
Of Dir. Goyonecho, a rich American, living at
Madrid, he object Of which is not Known
aoibiug however. was found thai could at all
compromise him
ORIuGAL.
Advices from Portugal are TO the 22j nsrsHi
her insi.,s."e Two days later than were furnish.
by onr late Paris payer. The mornin
Herald OF Jan. 8. contains three columns of
letters from lis correspondent 10 Lisbon, for
the week ending on the 22d There is much talk
oil great aghaiiYas.a +" alarming plots
strange intrigue. and terrible reyemi ons p
that are just breaking Out but they all amount
to nothing worth copying or reading
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

pnper. Alien. Slaughter. Fulton. Bernard, Car.
trt Jones>~l4.
s0ES>-Messrs. Patteson, we,hefed. Tur-
ley, Osbarne, Morgan, Csbeii, Sannders--1
2 ResoiUed, That in giving such construction
in The opinion OF this Committee, each State
should be guided. rs Virginia has ever been,
by a sense OF iorbearance and respect Tor The
opinion 81 the other Staies, and by eommuni.
of attachment 10 t!:e Union, so lar as the
'tsne may be consistent with self preserva-
ZION. and determined purpose, TO preserve
the purity of 90, republican institution
AYES-aIsssrs. Holt, (Spenker) Taylor,
Drsmgoole, Ciopton. Walton, Yysti. Dadc,
Drater. Allen, Slaughter, Fulton. Bernard,
Cabeii, Saunders. Carter, Iones--I 10.
NOES essrs. Paiieson, We,hered, Tu-
lev. 0shorne, Mnrgan-6.
. ResOited That this Gpn. Assembly oil Vr.
GINS, actnaled by the desire OF guarding tie
constitution from all violation anxious to pre-
serve aud perpeiuate tie Union, and 90 exc
cute with fidelity thu trust reposed Ia IT by the
people. as one of the high contracting parties.
/ ieels itself bound r. declare, and IL hereby
solemnlv declares its deliberate conviction.
thai the acts OF Congress, usually denoInipa-
ted the Tariff Laws, passed aVowedly for
the protection of domestic manufacture, ARE
not arthori1ed by the plain contraction,
true intent ana nlfhhng oil the COMMUNION.
AYE5-Mrssrs. Holt. (SpeskerJ iaaylor
Dromgoole. Clopion. Walton, Wyatt, Dade.
Draper, fallon, Bernard, Carter aud Jones
-l2.
NOES Messrs Palteson, Weiberod, fnrloy,
o .59rne, aleu-, Slaughter, Morg'", Cnbeli,
| Saund"rs-9.
| 4. Resotued also, That the said acts are par
tial in rhcll operation, impol &c and oppressive
70 large portion Of the people Of tho Union.
and pnghi 10 hr repealed.
AYES--Arsr.. Holt. (speater,1 Taylor.
d -omeoole, Cloptan. Patiesnn, Walton, " 9th.
| ared, WYATT. DAT Slaughter, Fulton, Bef.
nTa, saunders Garter, Jonrs-l5
NOE5--M "-srs. Morgho, Osborne, Draper,
| Alien, Tnrlty, Cahrl.- e
! The preamble nas adopted hy iIlc following
vote.
AYES-Messrs. Taylor. Dromgopla, { lop-
ton, Walton, Welberel, Wyatt, Dnde, Dfaper
Fulton, Bernard, Garter, Jorea-l@.
AOES-Messrs. Paltesnn, 1ohry, Osborne,
Allen, NJ ryan, Slaughter, Cab Saunders
| g.