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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-12
July %, 1880.


A I1E&D TO THIS The Subscribers
~. wooid respect fully inform the Farmers
oil Berkeley and Jefferson counties, dat their
MILL, on Opc4aan creek, is in Erst rate Cr-
der for The reception Of all kinds Of Grain.
That they viii r,sc a barrel OF supclfue
flour for every 30oibs. Of Wheat, and stand
inspection in amy Of the markets Of Baltimore,
Georgetown, Alexandra, IhiIadelpLa, or
New I oTk.
gas usual, the highest price pail in Cash,
for all Wheat offered for sale.
HENRY WELSIIliANS,
JESSE WRIGHT.
July 81, 1880.
u oIlGE-The sui sclber hsyirg suffer
! = 50 >itnrablc inconyenieneo and dam
age i'oal boy soug into his dam S,simning
and lssilre ias determined to prosecute any
and cyci3 e,sau offending IN that way IA
rents a'e requested 10 keep their children anG
servants away hcueeLouygd
c. G. CCNRADT.
July ~. 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-12

70 the friends q Tie Coloni7aiion .sociefv.
I'll .IOMAS G. LANE. & Co. have yeeoiv-
a cd a handsome assortment OF fancu .4r-
ticiss, manufactured by Ladies Of jefferson
county, fer sale, for the benefit Of the Colo
nizai'on Society, consisting, in part, of the
following:
3 Dresses for Infants,
] Fashionable Black silk Cope,
| do. Swiss Muslin do.
. SIX Braid Watch Guards.
Persons wishing anv Of The above ARTICLES
viii do well to call and examine tbon .s
they are made in the most faslionalle and
dnrable manner, and will be sold on r. as6na-
bic terms.
Shephefdstown, July %. 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-12
SCHEME:

Ss6l Prizes amounting 10
5,ISq -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
MARRIED.,

I. Washington, on the 18th ult. BY the Rev.
c.. Roll. AZ. PETER HALL, to Miss SUSAN
E7,rs,.--b,,h OF this P ace
q, 'rsgr,day morning last, By the Rev Samuel
r,-geIir,, VI, JoHS +. VI. LOWE, OF ''rlnce
: 30. Coaais. Maryland, to Mrs. SoTnr Z.
T~o2,sp. daughter Of thu late Abraham Fa",
III. Of this place. 49, -
n, Taor.dsy evening last, bS the Rev. w. {.
Walton. Mr. FaAScrs RurAGRFoRD to Miss
Fi,>cEs rOLsR.
o., me ,.u. evening, by the Rev. Corne-
.,. VI. JosEpA GRIMES TO Mrs. MARGAREr
. .sxas, all of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
IcnNtNLNtCAIEO.

,.,,,s. o,, he Sehleasat Of Virginia"
81 ,ha very small number OF our national
--Ah,-e ..anls our fellow-cltlZen and neigh
=. IN ~. CTsr,s, Of Arlington. pre-en'nem. he
&c W.. ~, several dramas, all OF which have
- VIZ, timely we'll received by the play going
:. H. ',,I ,,6at gives them greater value IN
''.' ''''' ,bey are either founded on scenes IN
i history. or on those great schemes OF
t' ''...',nr,nent, which, in time, are CAL
.. .'i' make Us people among the mlshnest
'. -, better criterion OF The merits of
49,. IN. success II meets with IN represen-
IN. ,tsge;-acJion and personlhcatlon
'.'' .s..,Iy 10 1--WE those passages effect Nhlch,
..- '1..,.,l. nav appear dull OF vapld Bat
" ..- ,sr,e defects cannot be imputed to Mr..
" " rradcc,ion in either situation Twelve
cas-, ,s number this play kept the stage IS
.,-y rime for an American drama 70 he
ind we are confident, that had its
L,,o the standard of reception, 1t wouid
"'' ,.,, i much longer. The plot is natural.
81, H.. hen very properly remarked. keeps
.oi, interest. 4, NirSinians, land though
..,ong not geographically to that great State
... may b. almost said to be us citlzens;) we
l..3 and intense interest in the historical
.' M rlich tins PLAY Is based; and are high
,;f.d that We have found one. and one Of
" MI, c1gaeYIons. who has ventured 10
= ,,.m almost palpably before us--aye, and
a. has :, faithfully executed MS task IN me-
.. ,Yg,ier tai, play Is valuable addition TO
...t ..e.nc literature Of our country
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
SAL,xx. SIR. ~.

Execution. execution Of John Francis
Knapp will take place tomorrow, in the Prison
Yard. between the hours Of and 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. The reports which have been in circulation
during the past week relative to reprieve, sc. are
groundless. The prisoner has been visited in his
cell durng the past week, by the venerable Bishop
Griswold. We learn that, up to last evening,
Knapp has uniformly manifested the same com
pOsure and apparent unconcern, in regard to his
situation, since his convection, as he did through.
out his trial. The two brothers, ]. j. and ]. r.
Knapp, had an interview in the cell Of the latter
on Saturday -Reg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
WauteA iMu,eNiately,

A COOK and . HOUSE hAO.-The highest cur
rent wages Will be pad cor two efficient female
servants in the above capacity Their services VIII
hs r,onired in the country, few miles from Aex.n-
J,;a Slaves would be preferred; but free persons.
bearing sa,isfactor, recomnendat.ons Will not be %
ro' sept 2l-d5tSco'f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
:. IN NuuN

=. IN NOuX
EsAS began his instruction. in the FreneA Language.
IL He proposes to open class for y'" e ladies' IN
the morning, and Al evening class for young gentle
mer. Early apple atoms respectfully qurste d.
App, a, Mons. iorx's lodgings at Mrs Nooheys'
onnn.,,. Franklin Huusr-fntrance on Pitt street
The classes Will begun on Monday. October
,.h sept g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02

Uatqppy Eceaf,-A Coroner's Inquest was
b. ;Ola, oa the body Of one of eur fellow-citi
.,l,, Nj William Southerlaud. Of Capi'ni Hi.
0aa wa, sh9; dead last night. between 9 and 10
o'clock, within a short dis nuce ofhis Own house,
., oae IF hl- neighbors, W.ilm Berry After
al Investigation that continued for six hours. in
u.Jorst Of which time nearly 20 with, ,ses were
:4a'a.I, the JGry returned verdict of wiifll
Cl-'-, against the perpetrator Of the deed. who
,aoa iu,ustody. We shall. in our paper Of to-
aav'', 1--WE an abstract Of he particulars. of he
-, which appears to have excited considerable
,l'jol. Telegraph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
Gardver's Ceiebruted .Nc,0iy Constructed
@M Y .Micrnsc"pe.
WITH A DIANOND LENS

WITH A DIAMOND LENS.
'as.iE ladies and gentlemen 81 Ae>and,, AMI ~ VI
4 chit, most respectfully Informed that this
creds any exhibited in America, VIII be OF, ned for
exhibition At the house formerly called The Indian
Queen Tavern,
BY means of THIS instrument, we are enab led to mag
nif he most minute insects. such anmacu IL
the .malest conceivable particle of rain water, FROM
IL 10 Ii fc ct in length resembling form alligator
parts. may viewed and contemplated as distinctly
in larger ANNA
An.m.!cu { N cheese will he n,sgnifed to an extent
Of feet; those vinegar. which are.nv,s'be to the
make eve. will he maguite to the size of large ecls,
from 6 to feet in length.
The dust on figs, exhibited on the point of fine
cambria needle will he shown to contain living objects
having form and lfr resembling pigs I" feet III length
and covered with Iorg brist 5
CRYSI.3LLZ IRON
The prlces, and conf Furslion Of Cryssllzation
such as the sui of iodine, sal ammonia, sui naSnesa,
nitrate of svrs, phste OF copper salt pctre. C. sc
will be beautiful, illustrated. This part OF the eAhi
bition is highly interesting and beautiful.
There viii also be variety of other ILLUSTRATORS to"
tedOu, To- pIrtIcuarize, among which Will be various
insects and parts OF insects displayed, the structure Vi
their wings, prObosCcs, claws, &c.
The Microscope only be used when the sun Is
unv5scured b, clouds
iIours of exhibition, from until 2, and from 3 to S
Admi.tance IS cents Persons paying fifty Gents are at
liberty visit the room at any hme they na> Choose
AL Ministers Of the Gospel are respectfully invited
to attend gisiis.
sept - SIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

Public Sale - his Movrirg.
~ &37URDaY NEXT the d day Of October, a
~ 10 o'clock, VI be I'D At the VERY stable Of
HACKS, GIGS, HORSES. CARTS. DR.aK
IND SLEIGH
And me share N the Alexandria anal Also, the
une>p,red lease IS rE ACRE lot, At the north
end Il the town, Hay, Oats. &c Terms made known
AZ sale. EZRA IUNT,
Surviving partner Of Lunt .. Cook And administrator
sept 26--,s Of John Cook.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
DIED.

NS.oay Point, the residence OF his son, near
y.s,wn. Virginia, on the 22i alt. in the I'D
,s.r of hi, Az, DAVID ME,pE R,NpolPa. Esq.
.rne.Iy Ma.shaj Of Virginia. who IN the days Ut
IN, prosperity was a. remarkable tor his hospital
)ya, for the manners Of an urbane gentleman, -
H. contributed much, both IN person and purse,
2, toe promotion Of our Revolution. lie died
,.ddsn,y, Of govt IN the stomach.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
AleNan0rie Theatre.


11yHE ladies' and gentlemen of Alexandria and ts VI
4 ciuy are most respectfully informed, the above
rstsb shmcnt viii be open about the 4th OF nc
,bcrnext Ib, sub scrber has been nj Expense
of procuring two new and splendid SCENES, painted
expressly for tins b.stre; the house will be otherwise
handsomely embciiiShed lie takes great pleasure III
stating he mas made arrangements to procure large
and ectnblc company at Actors from The ia urore
.nd phlsd.lphia theatres. and hopes. b. unremtfea
.y,yyns 10 raise the reputation of the house to IT. tor
M high standing he has hkrDir ma 'c arrange
men,~ with several OF the most distinguished an! po
o,Lfr STARS ofthe da>. who viii make Their appear
AN .cs shortl, after the opening Of III, hearr
The subscriber having uri r,tood tina, III audience
has been frequently disturbed by some n''sy nd riot
ous oc. sons YES IN cary caution 10 such persons
III anv there are mw) that he rs DETERMINED to Ell
force the las igsins, al such characters
For fu,ther particulars, see bills of the day
S. G.. PARKER,
sept g dat Mansgtr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02

A., "a, doubtful; and ia the Sd the Re-
5d.' -. carry but one Of the four members.
:sn'I = Sua may be considered as "done up"
'rh' N4se''' " Y Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
by WILLIAM u. MUTT.
Dry Goods at AuctiOM-Witk
out Reserve.

Oh, TUESDAY, jth October merit, AZ 10 O'Clock,
vHTliI b. sold, uni,r The an hUrIts OF ds,' OF
w trust, At the sto of Mr. Rober' Barry, III "
street. his entire stu,k in trade, comprising general
assortment OF
DRY GOODS;
such buc. black, grey AMI 80" cloths, csssmeress
CT sin, II, print and ,iaukcts. bookings hannes,
padding, merno sc.rfs ani shswls, iaHc, shsw's CO.
nr d AMI white cambricN, ms,ins, linens, crcassnns,
back and figured eros de Naples, domes''cs, supey
nd common calicocs Allan grapes Z sustrings dones-
irs bomDa1nrs six hose, cotton ard "orstcd ho>e,
bbon>. assorted cotton and silk hdkts; tapes, pB,
sewiHEs. etc etc.
Term liberal at sale
WI. iuDWELL BoDGsON.
sept 25--eots r,stee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02

.4ao,ier Revolutionary Pc'rio' goae.--De-
parted this life. cu his firm near GAINESVILLE, Ono
on tie l4h OF Angus, last, Major jonathan
Cas-. the venerable father OF the Governor of
Michigan, IN the 77th year Of his aye.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02


The public, tia, he has removed his establishment
next door To the rankin House Hotel, few doors
below his Old ,,lnd where he continues TO carry on the
Saddle Harness Trunk business,
Nv ATT RS V!RE0HS BRANCHES
He tenders his yrdet 10, Acknowledgements to his
fread, and the public for the lib raj patron &c he has
received from then, and begs leave 20 assure them,
that with tn aid OF the best workmen, *nd an AN
pie supply OF the most choice materials, he VIII be
sole To render -,,tire satisfaction Ia those who may
pleas, favor linn with heir business, either b! order
or personal application.
lie has on hand a, this time, and win continue to keep
large as,.r,nan; of the following articles. wholesale
and r>ta, on the IN st moderate teens.
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles bcs quality; stuff flaps
10 do do plain
DO do common do
Ladies' do bts, aud common
Plate d and SIC el b,tied ord s. If various kinds
PLATED and stlei mounted n'aTtngaies
saidlc-bags OF the l.t,s fashion, and common
Vchsscs and CARPET travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage hHness
do gig do
Rrsss and japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and japanntd mounted carryall hsr
Wagon, cart snl drsy harness
Fire buckets AMI matters
and also a General assortment Of
Eipgun H,rd Ieaiher Ir0trUing Trunks
Ard gre, variety 4
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steo, aad brass Sruis
plate steel and bras. briie BIT and stirrups
Sadie trees aud buckskius. ASS Irted
pufl, Ia skia saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog buck, and calf
KIN, and quito At sho'tes, notice
Oli >add IS, harness. and Trunks Of all kinds, repair
cd al the shortest notice.
JAMES yANSANT
II boy, about IA wears Of age, will be taken a.
All apprentice to The above business, One from the
country would be preferred scptSG
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
AieXanAria academy.

MIR T. BOSwOKrH who was elected b' 'he 'r"s
WI tees of the Alexandra Academy as principal
c., her Of that Institution, having declined the stui
ton. the Trustees have Tia, day UNANIMOUSLY elected
Mr. MAncu. McGARHT, \ Graduate OF TRINITY G0ileSs,
Dublin in tn. hi < ION Of ireland, principal teach
er OF H. ,ndra Act!emy The trustees having
procured the most satisfactory testimonials OF 'ir Nc
G.rr , talents requirements aud capacity tor n'truc
TOD both from ireland -nd this countr', recomm' q
him to the puailc as grnt man wei qia'htd 10 IN
struct pupils in the Latin an Greek anSu 'gts, th'
Mathematics, and all the branches ct an Englsh sau
cation.
Mr. TcGarry will commence bis School at the
schooro IN On Prince street, between Washing on s'H
ST. Asaph Streets Oh Wednesday X, the y " INST
Refer to itoBr |. rArLoa. Esq. :'UGu NTH, Esq
wa l.. HJDG IN,
sen. 81 DIFF Sc, of he .,oard # rAst"cs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
Notice

Notice
TIME Farmers Bark of Alexandria this day declares
L a dividend of profits. upon the capital stock paid
in, Of per for the last six months payable to
stockholders their prcse natives the I'd inst
Il, order:
oc,I-3t JOHN HOOFF, Cashier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
NeNOV0 A.

TESqE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
The public, thu, he has removed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Hotel, few doors
below his Odd ,tand where he continues 10 carr, OH the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02

METEOROLOGI BSrRN N1ioNo.
Taken at the .4leraa{ria Muss,sn,, Sept. 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02


xxSs "CI7'Y T7TERN,"
3Sf lis now in tie occupation Of u Chgeu. sic
ESh II Ia tIated on the west side OF R"sai street
III and south side of Cameron street, extend.
n from the ntersr OF sad .,rects south on Ro al
street 60 feet; thence west 125 feet 81 inches, hence
south u tecr q inche,; thence vest r feet th"nes
north JOG f.st 81 inches to Cameron street, Themes
east 1917 feet 81 inches, to the be-
ginnins And
One .Aunity or Rent in Fee Of 1894,
payable nlf ly-0n the IGN MAJ and 18Th Aovera.
Der every year--charged three story brtk te.
lement and lot Of ground on the east side OF RoyG
street, between King and Prince streets now in the
occupation Of James Green. trrIs cath
The ABOVE sale Will be made under deed Of tru =
from William s .ioore and wifi to r !. Taylor, tor
the indemnity of lhos Irwin.
For the Trustee:
avg II WIN. d. MUTT Auet.
~ The above sale Is postponed until 81.
TURN3T the .7M Of member, at noon
Term, On, third If tIIt prscps>e money TO be paid
in hanI; the r, sdue tive qrsl s,simt n's Of siy
and n,ue months. with interest fon the ia, oi sale -
he title To be retained unit tn. payments shall no
COMPLETED with power to The trustee to re sell fV
any default in payment.
RI. TAYLOR,
sept IS trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
SALES All AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Fur iture AuctioM-This Day
On SATURDAY, MORNING G.. II O'Clock.
{ L n, ,ucti n store, yerlet, 1t neS and second
N hand furniture, the latter belonging to deceased
Person, AID soil without such - sdeboa7ds,
bureaus tables, chairs, brtlstesds candle and wash
stands. secretary anil book case. sofa, with ava
riet, Of oth,r articles sept 80 ,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Reminding an the Post Office. -Aerandyia, D. C. tie
stef Ocioder 1850.
~ Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please Say rREx ARE ADvKRrisAD or they may net
ret H.R
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02

Family Flour, Bacon, " hlskcy,tc.
,eSjt sn,criber # - for sale, at his store, corner OF
L Kng and F,vette streets.
500 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
$50 sacks do fine )
800 plaster par,
$50 barrels M gros. herring in good order
So do do l, } and ) rnacXcrei
20 do do rhs! for ianuly use
50 10 Common whIskey
~ 10 prime old do
20 d, old apple brandy
$3.50 lb, wen cured Shrn.f'oah bacon
100 barrels prime f,miI r
w,,h a. .,,oit l,-nt ~ Gh0CERiES, consisting OF
II CroiN Porto Rico AID >cw Or, ans Sugars steam
refined oat sugar; . lew hogshesd- very superior
Retailing Npi.>scs; InPsria', Innp"wdrr and Young
a, ION Tea; pest RIO Coffee; Pepper, fimeh'o' H.
dlso, Rice sc
-, y as. F"EDlRt * FOOfE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
sept 25--eots

VvWstve's sale.
Am S1TTHD4Y The 18Th day # merit month, a
W y O'Clock III nom. tn sbsc' her VIII offer Tor
sale At public auction, the preT,es. one undivided
noicty OF the Establishment commonly called the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
TIE TARIFF.

On Monday in the House of Representatives., tho
question was taken on Mr.. Strong's motion, to Law
the bill reported by Mr.. McDufie, to reduce dn.
ties onimports, The table and decided in the afr
native, by the following vote. The TELEGRAPH
otiiink that this vote WINS produced by the in,
disposition to consider the subject Of duties, before
the extinction of the national debt, when tho policy
may undergo thorough revision. BE this as it NAV.
We are glad Of the result, and we hope it is prophet
&c Of the fate Of all similar measures at his time
The House resumed the consideration Of the bill 10 reduce
ana modify the duties upon certain imported articles 10
allow drawback on spirits distilled from foreign rnoiassos
The question the motion made by MIR STRONG; on the
5h inst that the said bill do lie the table, REQUIRED and
being put, was decided as follows
YEAs-Yessrs Armstrong Arnold BajIcv Barbs, p,,ucv
bockee, Bofst, Buchanan, Burgess Buman Cahoon Chds
Coleman, Condlci, n Craig Crane, CrawG5d Creighton
Crownnshed, DAVIS Denney, Dickinson, Doddridre Dwight
Esr Ellsworth, George Evans Joshua Evans, Edward Ever
el Horace Everett Fnday Finch Ford folward Fry Gil.
more Goodenow, Green, GTcnne, Hasey Hawkins, Henu.
hi Hodges, Hughes Huntington ric ingersol irwin irwin
Johns, Richard NJ. Johnson Kendall Kennon. Rincaid Per
.,ns hng, Adam King, Leeompie Lepcr le,cbsr, Lyon
elagee. Maary, Mar, Marudsle, Thomas Maxwell Lew
Maxwell, McCreey, Miller Mcneil, Mahlenburz Norton
overon Person, Powers Ramsay Randolph Reed Richard
GER Spgg, Stsnber, s,edgerc Stephens Henry r. Sof.s
strong suhsiand swan, swift Taylor Fest, John Thorn
Edward ID White, Yanccy, Young-107.
Mas -Messr Alexander, Anderson Angel, Archer JOHN
Harbour Whip =. barbour, BarnweI Baumger Bell,
bell, Chandler, Chiffon, Claiborne, Clay, Coke K Craig
Crockett CTucheron Daniel, Davenport Debefy Dcsha be-
@ Do; ,sI Ray,o", ps"esn po.isI Gai,er Gordon
saaoks, Cave JohnDn, Lonar Lea, Lent Lewis Martin
Mccoy MeDai6s, Mercer Mitchell. Newton, Nuckoi,
Shepard, " Shepherd Smyh, Spegh Richard Spenc er
s,snder T.lafsno, Wiley rhomp'oa, rle1ysn,, fucker
Vespianck, Wayne, Camp r. White, WckliGc Wilde vii
.lafos. WIson,W insalc-7o
So ,hs subject was ordered 10 lie ON ,fe taJle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

ney. LELAND fesken MEeon Haves M,C.hc.
Dsnici htuerough, Street, M Fafiund of Lun..
r1nks, Newnsn Of Mason, Hudglns (3arnett. Coods
noo'h OF Middesex, Goolrick, Wsf,s R;nwsjv
. - Crockett OF Mont, O Reual Cohoou. Vsbb.
Nevli, Garland of Nelson, Christian All ~ tSI'
hsrd; Lane him Mu..aogh Dunton, FISHER, Basyc,
Harding, Campbell of NU,toway, Wa.kins lssi. nj
Orange, Voolfolk, Taun,, Adams, W.Lon. I..h.ii,
Hr,nes, Miller, Shaw, Allen. Dupuy, Dillon. R;ves
O, I, Vi, Shnnds, Foster, Hurt barnes of II : G
Sitcheii, MAiahon, Gray and M Ia, lane OF ,,,,cu
Nngofe' Newman of Shen., Mugfudcr, Coodv,i,.'
Er,nn OF Southampton, Minor, Powell of Soo,t.'
locke >of stafford, Crpmp, RutTin, billiard, Erpcs'
george Hnrns of Taxewell, Harwood (;vmr,,rcs
Meier, w Washington OF w slmd, ffunserIor,l P,.n
Moody--li5. '' -s''Sss'o''
NoEs-Mcssrs. NJ Cue, Kinney. Copnhel, orp.,
Cobbs, Boyd Spurlock. Bcuhrinr, CIV, anctncr'
Johnson. Fitzgerald, James, Mason or fred. r,n,,,
OF Grayson, Carey, Anderson, Carskadon. Krrchcvoi
Seymour. Brown of Harrison, Williams Of Hcnr;cn'
Harvc, Martin, Cole, Washington of JEFF non
Morgan, Smith of kanawha, cambridge. Rand
Striliogs, Bias, Thomas, Capcr,on,l Voss. Cross
stephenson Warden, Parrott Bitzhugh, u,ncr.
Nj Coy, Old, Ward, Booth of RandoIeh. Moo.
", White OF Rockbrdge, Cline. MoncuIc, Dsiashinutf
Weiis, Grgsby Ruiherfoord--53. =
Mr. DHiard TO put an end to this protraeted do.
pate, called for the previous question: which tho
iio,ise sustained by n largo majority. 80
iIo question was then take n and the bin ordered
10 be engrossed for third reading. 800
Mr. .4E@'nson OF Halifax, moved that tho Houso
ac.Iuurn--carricd 49, - : = -