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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-22
70 Rent,

To Kent,
Ths, three story brick House at
~ the southeast corner Of Wolfe and Pitt
st{x streets, part of which is finished in first
rate style the remainder will be COM
ptted to suit the taste Of any respectable tenant who
NAV rent it, and the made to suit the times II
is located in very respectable and healthy part of the
town, contiguous excellent water, and has attached
to spacious room suitable tor an efice or study
likewise one ofthe most profitable vegetable gardens
in the District Of the extent Il has produced
me annually between two and three hundred dollars
Persons wishing to rent the property will please to
call and examine IT, and mention the manner in which
they wish to have the house finished.
march 13-1awn Ms. C5DEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-22
.%utice is Hereby Given

y Utlct IS EertUS VINeN
TWO the Stockholders the i.eesbub Turnpike
/ Road. that on the '0th day Of LAY nett, c.
ton will be held at the CO" tJuse in H. eshut- tor
one President, four Directors and one ireasTrr, to
serve the ensuing year. ~ order Of the Bard,
SAHI. N. EDWARDS,
aDril l8-t30N Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-22
Notice.

sNNIICO.
4 PPLICATION vii De made to the President and
Directors of the Little River Turnpike Company
for the wal of certificates Nos 1o9 $685. 500 $40,
57l and 1893 for six and half shares the capital
stock of said company. standing III the of James
Patton, and assigned by him to the subscriber said
certificates having been lost or misiAii.
apr,I8-w4w X. l. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-22
Cash in Mark ct

WYE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, of both sexes. from II TO IS years
of age, field hands also, mechanics of every descrp
ton Persons wishing to sell would do well to give US
a call, as are determined to give more for likely
in market, or that NAV hereaf er come into market
Any communication in writing will be promptly at.
tended to. For further information inquire of the sub.
scrbers, west end of Duke street, Alexandria, ID. c.
april % FRANKLIN s. ARMFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-22

Little River Turnpike ompany.
A DIVIDEND of four dollars on each share of the
N capital stock Of the Company, is this day declar-
ed, payable to the stockholders or their legal repre-
sentatives on Friday, the Sd instant
JONAH THOMPSON,
april 3-Staw4w Treasurer
n The Genius of Liberty (Ieesburg) and Win.
chester Republican will insert the above notice for
,,,.r vaeLs J. r.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-22
PoRT OF CITY P0Il

Arrived, ship Arnold Wells, Dewson, from Liver
pool. The ship Mordecai, for London; James Crop
per, Gary, Ito leave this week. and brig Emily. God
frey, for liverpool are loading. The brig Columbus,
Lake for Cowes and market left here this morning
The ship Delaware, Bareson. for Liverpool is at Bur-
muda Hundred. loaded, and ready to proceed down
the river.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16
TO TIIE PIlRIIC,

-hea Coach Line from G,yandote to Siau.-
ton. I2yse Times q Week.
1>IlE subscribers have established a Line of Post
Il Coaches from Guyundotte to Staunton, which, iu-
stead OF running tore week only, stated IN a for
mer notice, will, for the greater accommodation OF tie
traveller, and TO prevent unavoidable delay On the
road, perform the route three times week.
The Line Will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the LiekS apd the State Turnpike 10
Lewisburg and the principal Medicinal Springs, 10
Wit the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm SC. to
Stanton.
lag and Saturday. at o'clock, 4. NJ, and on it
return, viii leave Stanton every Wednesday FRI
day and Sunday, at the same hour.
At Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also tuning
three times week.
Fare from Richmond 70 Guvandoite $50 so
The route, from Guyandoite to Stauilton, viii be
performed IN five travelling days. (the 7 day in ca ii.
week being necessarily resting day and from Si-iIn
ton to Richmond, Frcdcricksburg in two DAYS
and from Richmond to the City of WASHINGTON i,
% hours, and from Fredericksburg to the CITY, N
eight hours. :.
There will be no night travelling throughout the
route.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North, viii ind this route very pleasant ana cheap
one. And those who may wish To visit the SPRINGS
are informed that, exclusive of this Line, they can
generaiiy he accommodated, short notice, with
good C1tTa Coaches to those Watering places
And the public assured. that i'm attention 20 the
accommodation and comfort OF the pass,nuers so fr
as good Coaches and Teams, and slful attentive ana
sober Drivers afford then the line sIra \ mot be-
inferior to any other in tue State.
PORTER & BELDEN
IropdetcH fom Guyandoic, O the Warm Spliiss.
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor f,on the Warm Springs Il, Stauntou
Richmond, Va. June -, 1929 c 3n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16
MARINE NEWS.
FORT or RICH.VON.
ARRIVEn

ARRIVED,
Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson, from Baltimore and
Norfolk, with freight and passengers. Passed, off
Goosc-IIill Flats, ship aud brig; above jamestown
ship Indian Chief and of Mount Pleasant brig all
bound down; off Cannons Marshes, brig hound up;
above Turkey Island, brig Virginia, bound up; also
several small vessels, bound UP.
Schr Elizabeth a. Rebecca, Williams, from Prov-
dence, via Norfolk, with potatoes TO master
SAILED,
Schr ZillOh s Townsend, for N York corn
The brig lialcyon, Crook, has dropped down over
the Bar, to finish loading for South Amcrica.
NORFOLK, Sept 15.-Au, sohr Cumberland, Wheaton.
Philadelphia, 3 days
Below sor Dadanis, Baker ofNewport St Bars q days.
in ballast bound IN Richmond.
Sailed schrs Amanda edc, for New York; Dusty Miller
Williams or do and soup lula Ann, smith for Ba,ion
The brig Virginia. Prince before reported IN Hampton Roads
has proceeded up James River
NEW YORK, Sept 11--Cd, schrs Coas,ine Pilot, Towns.
end, Richn,Ond Aled, Gibbs, do
The British ship Waterloo found abandoned sea- was tow
ed into this pot yesterday by the brig MERGED bound from Ha-
vana TO Csdrz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16
Copy of letter from Major General Lafayette. %
Col Mitchell, of Nd.

Copy of a letter from Major General Lafayette, %
Col Mitchell, of Nd
LACRANGE, Dec. |, 1886.
MY Dear SIR am doubly obliged to you e r
having introduced DIR. A., and to him for hav-
ing afforded me an opportunity to hear from yon.
HIS amiabe disposition and disir gushed talents cam
not but recommend him every where. He has been
to my whole family particularly gratifying acquain-
lance. We expected his return TO La Grange when
the long illness, and melancholy loss of my son in
law Lastgne, has deprived us Of the pleasure 10 sec
our friends But DR.. 4, will rtvOur us with
his much valued company in town, where we are 90
ing to spend two three months, and so far as his
medical studies will permit, we hope he will be one
of our friendly young vsiters at La Grange, next
spring and summer.
You again by this time on the floor OF Con
gress, where your kind voice first heard to invite
an American veteran 10 the most honorable, and dc
lightful welcome that blessed the heart of man.
The sense of that obligation to you my Dear Friend
cannot but mnglc with every Of the enloyments
of the rcc"llcctons relative to period of my life,
the happiness Of which to express could never find
adequate words.
The Presidents message, and the first Debates Of
the Session will be here before long.
Overwhelmed as am with the favors Of Congress
find in that flattering circumstance, an additional
motive 10 wish the complete of an application
presented last year by my Revolutionary Brother
Officers.
beg You my Dear Sir, to accept tho best wishes
and highest regard of your affectionnic. grateful
friend LAFAYETTE
Cor MITCHELL. of Md
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16
WELLsBURG, Sept. {.
JEFFERSON COLLEGE.

We arc indebted the potencss of friend for
forwarding To US an exhibit OF the present state of
this highly respectable institution. IL has been from,
It's commencement one of the most useful and sue
cessf Semnarcs of the West; and, at present, is
n very fourisling state.
At this time ii has FIVE Professors and one Tutor,
viz:
Rev. MATHEW DRowN, D. ID. President.
Rev. JoHN M'AIILLAH, ID. ID. Vice President, and
Professor orthodoxy.
brew Language.
Mr.. SAMUEL. MILLER, q. NJ. Professor OF Mntle-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
Rev. WILLIAM SMITH, A. M. Professor of Lam
guages.
Mr. JACOB Coon, Tutor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16
STAGES.


TRAVELLERS respectfully informed that
= the Western Stages to BynChburg and Salem
&c leave Richmond on Mondays, w ednesdays' 81
Fridays, at i a. NJ; arrive at I4vnchburg the
next days by p. NJ, and Salem the third ta
where the great Valley line to Huntsville Nash
vile, &c. IL connected. Before rcn,Innu Salem
at Fmks on the Blue Ridge mountain this line in
iersccts Caldwells Inc, which passer Fincestle
Sweet Springs Salt and White Sulphur Springs g. e.
mtersccting Porter 81 Beldcn's Inc at Lcwisburp
wluch runs to GuyHudottc OF the Ohio rivsr
The Richmond line IN returning will leave Salem
| on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays az 4 A. NJ.
and Lynchbwg on Wednesdays, FRIDAYS ard Mon.
days at q. NJ
The travel will be performed by daylight, in sum-
NOR.
For seats to the West, apply at The bar Of the
| Union Hotel, Richmond
! All Baggage or property, whether belonging 70
passengers or other persons az tho risk OF the
Pectivo owners thereof
4. PATTESON, Proprietor
! RrcHNoNn g. SALEar.
! n. B.-Culdwclislno runs only twice week
Passengers for The Springs, &c. should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays.
n Notwithstanding the dccease
L y of Joscphus n. Cotton, (of the firm of Cotton
g. Ciarkc,l the business heretofore done will b.
continued by tho subscriber for his own account aud
that Of the estate of J. B. T. decd under He sap,s
firm.
The debtors Of G.. & 6. arc hereby notified That the
subscriber deems 10 Indispensable he should soon as
possible, collect the monies due the firm TO this time,
and hopes that they will duly obse 70 this notice
Richmond, SiA M 'C,h, 1879. to6'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16
pERIoDIcAL WORKS

j. II, N AOH,
agent for The. following Periodical FORKS, ,i-.
NOKTH American Review, published quarterly,
~ American Quarterly do do do
Southern Review, do do
Virginia Literary Museum do weekly.
The JuTist or Quarterly Journal of Jurisprudence
aud Legislation,
American Turf Register, and Sportsman's Msgnzin e;
Museum of Foreign Literature,
Religious Magazine
Library of Useful knowledge.
DO of Entertaining do
The CaskCt
American journal Of Useful Arts
Franklin Journal, and Mechanics Magazine,
Southern Literary Gazette
Jones Views of the Metropolitan improvements,
American Journal of Medical Sciences,
Medico Chirurgical Review.
And many Others of minor importance.
sep 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16

65- The Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
2lst class, will be drawn TODAY, Of half past
ono o'clock, az tho Eagle Hotel srr' &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16
BIGGER'S OFFICE. Srpr. IGIi

90, -, 81, %, 50, 90, 50, ID, 9,
NJ ERE the numbers drawn in the Delaware and
w South Carolina Lottery No. 10.
o. BY > O'Clock This Afternoon, the draw
ing OF the Splendid Dismal Swamp Lottery. Glass
No 81, will he ready for examinations and the cash
paid as usual, for all the Capital Prizes. at
sept 10 BiGGER'S OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16

Paper! PaperH PdperU
lust received, by JOHN II. NASH, a very large
and good assortment of letter and fools cap pa per
which ne will sell on very rcasonable terms.
And will receive i'll few days, a supply of straw
or grass paper. Persons wishing this new articic
Will please make early application. sept. is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16

The course of studies adopted ut this Seminary for
the different Glasses is, viz:
FoH THE SENIOR CLAss:-Rhetoric, Logic, Meta
physics. Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology, the
Evidences of Christianity, Political Economy, and
the Revision of the Natural Sciences and Ian
gusges.
F0R THE JUNIOR CLAss:-Euclid's Elements, Men
suration, Plane S Spherical Trigonomctry, Sur
veying Algebra, Flnxions, Geography, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Revision ofthc Lam
guagee.
For THE SOPHOMORE CAUSE.-THE Greek Lam
guage and Ancient Geography.
FoY THE FRESHMAN CIAss:-The English and Lat
in Languages, and Roman Antiquities
At the present Session It has Students from Penn
sylvania Ohio. New York, Delaware, Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, Ar.
kansas Territory, and the District of Columbia.
Tho Board Of Trustees have lately come to the
resolution to erect additional buildings, TO af-
ford spacious Hall Rooms for Recitation Libra
~, Dining Room, Refractory &c; aud they in
tend 10 convert tho present edifce into Lodging
Rooms.
The Autumna Commencement takes place the
first Thursday of September II has two vacations
in October and May.
Tuition is 40 per Scssion; and il s said boarding
cen be had from 81 l2l to 81 62g per week.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16

Elegant Preseni.--Thc Boston Traveller states
that the enterprsing gentlemen Of the Comb Manu-
featuring company of Cayvile, about TO transmit
to the lady of Mr.. Clay beautiful specimen of New
England ingenuity aud taste. 1t is large tortoise
she'll comb most elegantly carved, exhibiting repre-
sensations the outside of roses wreuths Of vines
and flowers, supporiedb by the American Eagle, bear
ing the following nscrpiion-"P Presented to Mrs
ltenr Clay by the Clayve Comb Manufacturing
Co" The inside represents fanciful basket loaded
with flowers and plans.-in the front OF the basket
William b. Swift, Sept 5, 1929 This beautiful
present snys the Traveller, will not only show the
berulty of the donors, and their recognition of emf
ncnt public services, but will evince the fertile ce-
Mus and inventive fancy the urtisan and m nsl an
umivalled specimen of the progress made by our
cJun,rymen in this branch of tie arts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16
From me Petersburg Times of .BoHday
RAIL ROAD SURVEY.

We understand that a letter has been received by
the Mayor ofPeorsburg. from the Secretary Of War,
in answer to the application OF the Common Hall Of
this town to the President Of the United States to
hermit one Of tln Engineers Of the Government to
survey the Route for a contemplated Rail Road from
this place the Roanoke River stating that such
the engagements Of tho Corps that IL is impossible to
comply with The request Immediately; but that il
gouldb placed on file, a footing with similar appli-
cations, aud receive attention soon az practicable.
We further learn. that in consequence Of this disop-
pointment it has been determined by the Committee
Of the Hall, 10 take the necessary steps to procure
nm Engineer at the expense Of the Town, and that,
with this object in view, one Of their body has adj
dressed letter OF enquiry 10 tho President Of Of
tho most prominent Rail Road Companies at the
North
Ano1urn Enron REwARpED.-Mr. John T.
Gibbs has been appointed Inspectolof Customs for
tho port of Dover, New Hampshire. This We bo-
love IL number twcnt coighu-- Providence journal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16

Hats, Leather, Shovels, &c.
% boz. fine roran hats
WV $50 sides Of best soal leather
80 dozen spades and shovcls
~ do russctt leather, heavy
i2 do wuXed upper do, large.
10 do American castor oil
Bed cords, Leading lines, Hacks segars.
All on consignment, and at reduced prices.
sept 10 JAS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16
NEw YoRK, September II.

NEw YoRK, September I.
Uar.-Ncarly rs good battle had like TO have
been fought i'll our immediate neighbourhood day be-
fore yesterday, we ordinarily chronicle when we
receive South American news. a bank of oysters
has been planted by citizens Of Jersey at great en-
pense near Perth Ainboy, and within the waters
over which the State of New York claims jurisdc-
tion The Staten Island fishermen have always had
great fancy To avail themselves of this asserted
right and serve process the oysters; which has
as uniformly been resisted by the Jcrseymen. On
"Wednesday last small army amounting to hundred
and fifty men, if we correctly informed, left The
Island III boats with the determination of catchin
all the oysters they could find. The people Of Am
boy were summoned to arms, as the iloia was seen
approaching; and having called a council OF war
six FOUNDER brought down TO the bank Eqh,
shots fired the Stnan islanders, without do
ing any execution bit the shots began to come so
near, and under them, that they drew off their
armada, landed and held Il consultation. Arms were
procured, ond it debated whether they should
return and give the enemy regular battle Prudence
and patriotism prevailed hcadlong val4ur the
discussion, and they abandoned their enterpl &C. Bot
parties are now in a stite OF armed neutrality 1t
~ to be hoped that neither of them have brought
themselves within the terrb lie penalties of The
second section" Com. .1lp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16

BALTIMoRE, Sept. ID.
Tho brig Hunter Llufrio, has just arrived, from
Rio de Janeiro, in 80 dsys,-saled 25th July. The
ship Constitution o Grady, to sail the 9th OF
August with full cargo for Norfolk.
News had been received that the Government loan
had been finally agreed in England; exchange had
accordingly improved from 2S i-2 to ED and coffee
had fallen from 1880 TO $500 per ar, and further
decline was expected:-arge parcels daily look
ed for from the westward. Vendors were anxious to
sell, i purchasers were holding back. vessel had
arrived the morning the Hunter sailed which reported
that the difficulties between the Buenos Ayreans and
Rosas had been anicably adjusted and tranquility res
tored No further particulars known by Capt.
Llufrio. The u. =. ship Hudson Commodore
Creighton, was IN port.The ship Nandalia sailed for
Rio dc la Plata, us before reported.-Ch,on.
Eriract Of letter TO the Editors of The 4neriean
ddted "Ruo DE JANEIRo, July Odd.
Since the arrival of the brig Elizabeth. we have
been without any vessels from your port until to-day
when the schooner Felicity arrived i'm a long passage
by her we learn that the brig Hope had sailed and put
back. Flour continues at 22E0O0 pcr Darrell and in
consequence of this Government having negotiated IL
loan in England for Ei00,OoO stg, Exchange in Lon
don had risen to 28d per mill. which has caused it TO
rise here TO 27d. 1t will still 90 higher. Coffee this
day has faen from 3l500 to 3l250 per and other
articles III proportion.
by an Indirect conveyance from the La Plata. we
learn that the pending differences there had been
adjusted, and tranquility restored l really wish it
may be so-by the Gen. Smith, to sail on the 28tl
hope TO be able TO give you more this head"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16

The Secretary OF the Navy, with the appreciation
OF the President has ordered full silt of sails TO he
made for the sloop of war Peacock, now fitting for
sea, OF cotto" cdncass. The experiments which have
been instituted hitherto. support the opinion that it is
not at all ineferior to that made of hcnip
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16

INllE term of the partnership OF ANpERsoN G4R1n
d. Co. having expired on the 3ist ult their con.
neNlon dissolved except for the purpose of aclta-
ting the settlement Of their business. Those having
claims against the said concern, will please present
them Tor settlements and those indebted 20 them will
make payment To either OF the parties or to Mr.. Jo-
sioh Lcake, Jr. their Agent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
John GARTH.
DAVID ANDERSON, in.
sept l--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16
@ttrftotu Sales.
BY DAvENPoRT, ALLEN s co.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
GROCERIES, &c.
Io-MoRRoW MORNING, Septcnber I7th
AZ I'D o'clock, at our Auction Store
10 1hds New Orleans rum
10 de st. Croix sugar
do molasses
= do Antigua rum
p boxes speTmaceti conGics
1000 pounds cotton yarns
100 boxes brown soap
so do shaving do
SO do window glass
100 reams cap paper
100 do best Quality wrapping do
100 boxes cheese
10 cases roram hats
so bills ina ckerel
Elegant cut glass, wines, tunblers, &c.
ALSO,
pipes Ccgnac brandy, prime quality.
yep 10 ID. A. 81 Co. AucIts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16
BROAD.ROCK RACES

IANHE RACES over the Broad-Rock Course will
II commence usual, ON the first Tuesday in Oc-
tobcr, and continue three days.
First Day, Post Sweopsiskc for three years old
last spring, two mile heats entrance 5000 half forfeit
TO close first September. Subscribers, Richard Ad-
ans, j. M. Selden, William X. Johnson, and Isham
PuCkett.
Second Day tho Projectors Purse, 5000. two mile
heats, EXTRA nee Sl5
Third Days Race, the Iocky Club Purse 70: $500,
three mile heats, entrance $50. From the number
ofhorsss i'll training, good sport may be expected.
1SHAM PUCKETT,
sept t1--w3t pronyictor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-16

John GARTH respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public, that he intends 70 CONT
nuc the sale Of Groceries. aud will also transact bus-
ness on Commission, lie has rented the large fire
proof Ware house for many years occupied by the
lOte firm Of Moncurc Robinson and Peasants, n part
Of which is at present occupied by Mr.. Brooks,
sept I d6t 2awtf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27

~. fn hills viz an act 10 enable Benjamin bring into
Ills negro 10 hol them as such = an act 70 ea
DC % sf N @ T @ Fill we're then signed by he speaker
ordered n e CLERK resent ,4m 10 "a ne S na s rsfncd the
authorize Robert Armstrong e remove o t nd
state to t and hold them SeS anu
informed fiat ticscnatc had coneurred therein
Mr. Marin presented bill entitled an act granting
20 Elias llop. aill Samuel hler, certain piece OF land
On motion OF MIR entitled supplement- to an act ent
for ting public bridges eeways, a"dhs out anu %
tanning highways, was read second time
riff the committee appointed on hi peton o. m
be rrstrained &c reported following b act to the Use o.
u poo'
the payment Of the which ON his ino'io' was read
Nm concerning public records second %
to electors for President andVcc Pres
idcnt negtivcd on third reading ,.,.
following hill the unn'icu WY
iniey postponed, VIZ; .
hin for establishing Lotteries One to enable A. Jeanc to raic
aecrta lottery for CERTAIN purposes. Aan ono ies " ta
lin tanc rl nets, third time and passed but
subsequently lostin the senate
rheb grantla lottery io' ehc ue VI Ho n'ee'' ~,
he from the unfinished bnncs for laying ont road from St ;eo
COS 10 New Castle, indefinitely postponed Sud oils lor ESTABLISHING
lotteries, .arons parts shared the same iae
he bill relative binding apprentices and servants read third tint
and passed ..,.r c,.
,nd FRENCH Town Turnpike rail road from NJ castle
French town. received and referred to committee
supplement recovery Of small debts read thfd TIM
hin for altering the court passed the house.
Sundty petitions PRAYING the repeal OF 'Ae mh'a' Laws "e
referred TO the military committee.
bill regulating liens of judgements and cSccu'ohS, passed..
An act regulating civil suits at law, passed
iii the Aproqnmnk Hundred taking sand an
from tic lands Of the late Doc Dac was read
bill bank of Wilmington and Brandy 10 aAe so'
their pressed the house.
blrcpuing suits against corporations for fixing the Auditor
salary dollars and another altering e ' n 's "
The Altering the constitution OF uleLey 'ou ""' ' -
and indefinitely popuheu'