davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
fit BLA.MiRE'S Apoihecary Store, opposite
the EsnoIe Hof.I


BLAMlRE has the pleasure of informing
~ ms former and present customers, (vho have so
hoeraliy supported his Fountain,) and the public
generally that improvements have lately been made
IN tho working of his apparatus, which he is author
ized Dy many years experience in Norfolk and here
I'D saying, has given To the water of his Fountain
pungency, taste and purity not 10 be surpassed if
equaled.
W And to accommodate his price 10 the times and
10 put 1t IN the power of the poor as well as the rich
10 ENJOY this delightful and innocent beverage it will
be sold at THREE CENTS glass. -.
lie also Keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WATER from the natural Saratoga Springs, which
can at oil times be had in excellent order from his
ice tub. ' '-
~ j. II. D. is particularly grateful for the natron
age of the LADIES He viii take pleasure in fur.
nishing them when they honor him with q call TO
aoy their thirst, refresh themselves with glass
OF that most pleasant, exhilerating and healthy bev
erage his pure, fragrant ond fresh Soda cold as ice
can make It, and sweetened with syrup of the choicest
Snds, when SO preicrred-so admirably calculated as
an an untidote against the lanruid effects of the
summer sun on both The body and the mind
ihere is not in the city place half SO sweet,
ns my io"hi wfere the AR and The
oh' is sparkling and oain bright and as fee
AS the Phosphorc light of the dark summer sea.
net II IS not like wine, that so dark and so red,
nieathes It's ou tunes around the wild bead
. Whu niaudlIn confesses his bes craze unb,est
WINE u caiAeTs ms peace, his affections and
ar less Ike the poison, all daily poured forth, =.
As a curse to gu land from the south the North:
oh no. not lie these. for as ether Ills pure,
ana us fragrance and freshness, and virtue
sweet Soda. all love thee, when the summer sun high
Sneds abroad his fierce ro the the saw
w nen fatigue SINKS the boey-heat moistens the brow
mere Is nousht so refreshing cooling thoui'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
AssrftOo1 Rj1IRH.
Valsable Real Esta,. =, A.c.;,,

Valuable Real Estate a. Auction.
virtue of Decree of the HussiSps Coork
- Of the city Of Rishmond, will be so{d to an.
highest bidder q public auotion, on the prsnsisr..
on "Wednesday the 26th inst, the lot Of noun vs
tns improvements thereon, situated On The nssi.
side Of o-street, in the city of Richmond - v,s
the present dwellings, Of VIM. H. Fitzw Avisonn nd
John Forbes being part Of Lot No. 494, aud con :
tang % feet in front, on o-s,r,et. -
Terms Of sale, credit OF sir, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser to give bond uith approved
security, and the title to be retained till the nav
men,s are made But the purchaser msy have tbs
privilege Of making prompt payment. on an abafe.
ment of the legal discount = q Is =
Sale TO commence at I2 O'clock =
ma 2S--2t The COMMIHSIONERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
Irish Linens and Linen Cambrics.
Farther supplies of Books, &c.


rHHE' Northern Traveller, and Northern Tous.
with the routes to the Springs, Nagara.s aud
ucbec aud the Coal Mines Of Pennsylvania: also TIC
Tour of New England---Thirty two engravings---
Fourth edition, revised ard extended. -
Xenophons Expedition OF Cyrus. with English
notes. prepared for the use of schools and colleges
Will, life of the author; by Charles Dexter Ccve-
land, Professor of Languages in Dickinson College
Maccuock on remttent and intermittent diseases,
including genericsly marsh fever ard neuracis COM
prising under the former. various anomalies Olsen
rites and consequences; and under a systematic
view OF the latter, treating Of tic douloreux. scnt
ca headache, ophthama palsy, aud many
other modes and consequences of this generic dis
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended ns y
summary explanation the doctrine, discipline al d
worship the Episcopal Church. etc. etc. etc.
Third edition.
Moore Is life Of Lord Byron.
Pelham, or the adventures OF a gentleman.
I psee bisowned, by the same Author.
Lawrie Todd, OF the settlers in the woods-by
John>Galt, Esq.
Fiora's Dictionary-by lady
Register of officers and agents. civil, military and
naval, in the service of the United States, 1880
Memoirs of the Rev. Matthew Henry, by ]. D.
Aids TO reflection, by S. T. Coleridge, with pre-
Emlnary essay, notes, and illustrations, by James
Mursh
Foscarini, or the partriciau of Venice
Life OF the Rev. Edward Payron ID. D. late Rec
tor of the second church in Portland.
Bckersteths Christian Hearer, designed to show
the Importance of hearing the word, nnd to assist
christians in hearing with profit.
Provincial Letters, containing exposure of the
reasoning and morals of the Jesuits. by Blase Pas-
cal, originally published under the name of Louis De
Montalte, translated from the French-to which is
added, view of the History of the Jesuits and the
late Bull for the revival of the order in Europe &C.
received for sale, by
E ma Io-,s S-or fNS !, f,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

Hare far Sale,
1S0 Bbls New York prime pork
oO 20 do prime beef
$50 casks nails. assorted
1900 sacks Liverpool salt
$50 bags green coffee
- or. casks French Madeira and Sicily wines
~ boxes Clarot do
10 baskets Champagne do
90 hhds moasses
do sugar
$50 sides sole leather
200 half boxes window glass
so bbls Tanners oil
Cotton yarns
Writing and wrapping paper
Hail pint iumblers
Crates ware, assorted
Spermoceti and mould candles
Blown soap
Almonds rasins
Indigo, pepper, pirnento
Port wine, cigars
Hats. shoes, loaf sugar
Lamp oil, rice
Brandy, rum, gin
Gunpowdcr, &c
An assortment of DRY GOODS, COMPRISING
brown and bleached shirings and sheetings ozna-
burgs' casslmeros, parasols fans. pcrfumery, and
variety of ancy articles imported from France.
ma l0--6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26

American Jurist, and Law Magazine.
pUBLlSHEn quarterly, price five dollars per an
Il mum, payable in advance.
The Jurst was commenced in January, 1929, five
numbers have been published. -
Contents OF No V.-Art. I. Insanity produced
by lntemperance 2. Testimony of persons interes.
tedH Suit. 3. Ships and Shipping. 4. Seamen's
Wages s. Opinion of David Hoffman, Esq of
Baltimore, on case depending in Georgia. g. Hoa;-
mans Legal Outlines Z. Peters Reports g.
New Hampshire Cases o. Provincial and Colonial
Laws. Digest of Recent Decisions Legislation.
Intelligence and Miscellany. List of Law Publica
tons.
n Subscriptions received by COLLINS & CO.
agent for the Publishers. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
NEW GOODS.

FE w GOOIIS,
II NELSON has received English and French
gnghams, black add colored mandarins, and
pelmy renes, fine and superine cacoes rich bayes..
and gauze hdkis and scsrs. French cambric bdL9s
cotton and silk hosiery I'd and "A linens of heavy
texture. black and colored circarions French me,,,
no bombazne Rouen cashmere, black AMI fancy Tslo
rentns vesting, white ard colored Marseilles do
PLAIN and worked SWISS and book muslin, with va
riey of other seasonabe goods hch are offered at
very low prices. ma ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
MARSHAL,S SALE.

RY virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of
:, Chancery for the Richmond district, in cause
therein depending between Edmund Walls mfr
against w lham II. Foushee and James Rawlings.
eAor OF William Foushee. sen, decd, dfts.--fskafi
proceed to sell for cash, The premises in the coun-
tF Of Warwick, on the 5th day sf June next. a,
public auction. the trsctof land in the bill MENTIONED
being three hundred and fourteen acres, and oup
quarter of an acre, called Rich Meck; or go much
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy tn said deo1a
and expenses of sale
CHA. L. wINGMEEn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
EmpIe on Universalism.

Empie on Unyersalism.
II EMARkS on the distinguishing doctrine of
IL Modern Universaism, which teaches that there
Is no Hell, and no punishment for the wicked after
death:-By Adam Empie, A. M.-Also, u further sup
ply Of -
Disconrses OH Immersion, and Infant Baptism, by
the same.-Just received, for sale by
ma "a COLLINS g. CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
MANAGERS OFFICE.

TiIE following are the drawn numbers Of the
Il Union Canal Lottery, No. 8:
1a, 10, 2, SO, Fl, SO, e5, 2, sc.
Lotteries of which Yates g. Mcintyre are Managers
Rhode Island State, Glass No. L.
The Drawing will be received on Saturday 10000
dollars capital prize Tickos 81. halves 2. quarters
1.
Connecticut State, No. 6. To be drawn
on Thursday. The drawing will be received on
Monday.
! Of $4,000, 600 is sas,oco 900
OF $500 is $500
OF 100 is 15O0
of 200 is 5000 Sc.
Tickets S., halves so, quarters I %
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. 8.
10 be drawn in Richmond on The first day of June
PRIZES!
prize Of $4,000 is S25,o
1 do 5000 il 5000
do $500 is $500
! Do 1900 1900 is is 5000 5000
Besides $500, 400, 800, 200, 100, &c. SO.
Whole Tickets s., Halves 2 go, Quarters I s5.
ETPickets for sale at this Office Orders for tick
ots promptly attended TO. Address YATES g. Nc
INTYRE, Richmond. ~ Where was sold few
days since, !, r. 81, the great capital of $50, 900
g, 50, so, capital OF 500
"Head Quarters" $50.
may Is YATES g. MCINTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
MIR CHRISTIANNAG BHRKR rasnectf,lv

RICHMOND FEMALE seminary.
| M RS. CHRISTiANNA G. BURKE respectfully
- announces her Intention to open in this city
on the first day of October next Seminary for the
ars.s = sssss ~ r. = -
1t is contemplated TO offer Institution, combiniu,
tue most solid requirements, with the most popular
and fashionabic accomplishments Without Lavish
claim to any extraordinary qualifications for dischar
gng the arduous and highly responsible dutes which
VIII devolve on her Principal Mrs. D. feels cent?
dent that an early attention 10 the subject of Eucn
ion' ana an experience of many years in its detai-
united 10 The assistance of SO many able teachers will
enable her TO afford advantages equal to any in this
state and not inferior to those of any Northern Insti
tuition. - $3.50
Mrs. Burse will receive daily assistance from Mr.
Burke at On hour interfering with the dniies of
bis own Seminary Mr.. Macully, Teache or Moth.
aafics IA the Richmond Seminary. will also rive daily
instruction IN the branches connected with k,s depart.
ment. ~
Dir. Stephen Bernard, a native of Hrrnce ,v;;,
teach the niodern languages. -
Music Drawing and Dancing will be tnueht by tho
most approved masters. ~ -
Boarders will receive that parental attention which
Whst II avoids undue restraint will insist on the full
hlment of all moral and religious Duties and epioiu n
strict regard for those observances best calculated TO
insure an easy and becoming department.
The following table exhibits a more exteps;ve
Course OF studies than is generally offered for the Cd
ucatIon of females. They re submitted in detail nm
account OF the belief that many parents will consider
them essential TO complete education:
photography, Arithmetic.
tK.eeadlng, bookkeeping,
writing, Algebra,
English Grammar, Geometry -
G;ocuti9n, Natural Philosophy,
Beiies Lettros, Chemistry,
Epistolary Style, The Greek Latin Frer,b
Ancient and Modern His italian and Spanish Ian.
tory, guapes
Geography, With the use vocal and ins,runa,,.,
Of Globes and Maps, Music.
A s1y Drawing and Puinting,
Natural History, Dancing,
Botany.
The Richmond Female Seminary will he on.rsJ
in the house on 18th street, once occupied by .be
late Mr. Frederick Pleasans--centrsl spscio,,s sI.~
waited and retired no location in the city can better
AFFORD the necessary accommodation.
Board for the scholastic year Of 10 months, x7oo
Tuition in all the Eng'sh branches an
Extra charges regulated by those Of other schools.
Application IN person or by ctter, will receiv,
prompt attention. ma 9sftn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26

a YOUTH OF i5-or 10, Is wanted OF the Whia
n Office as an Apprentice, to learn the Printing
business. !, Is necessary that he have good En-
trious habits.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26

Rev. Edward Payson's Life.
lust published, memoir of the Rev. Edward Payso, a.
- ID late Pastor OF the Second Church ~ Portland
Also just received, few copies Canons for the (overnm.,
OF the froestan, Epscoal Church tie Uniied Stss, or
Aufrsa1 For sale, by CCtLIvS tsCo'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
valuable Stock of DRY GOODS ma
| H4RD HIRE M anct;,r

RY virtue of Deed in Trust executed TO the nm.
- dersigned by Alexander Levy, will be sold ot
the Store occupied by him, Market Bridge, ON We'd
nesdsy' the End OF June next, at 10 O'clock under
tne mana gement~f Otis, Dunlop q Co his entire.
stock Of Dry Goods, amounting, % is supposed to
upwards OF 1000. and comprising almost every arr
,ice lnthe Dry Good line and principally ads pied TO
inc present season. The goods were nearly all pur-f
chased this spring. and particularly selected for tins
Market aud are well worth the attention ofmerchants
Also, large assortment of Hard Ware and Cutnrr.
suitable for the country trade.
credit, for approved negotiable notes
p. " DANIEL,
G; H BACCHUS, Assgnees
Aso on the same day, at IL O'Clock, at the store Of
said Levy, wrsfbe sold. by Otis. Dunlop & Co. Ne,
gro Woman, and her three children, for cash.
r. ". DANIEL, = -
ma IS G. H.BACCHUS,S nssenees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS,
TENHE subscribers in receipt of their Sprinr
Il supply of american, British, Brcnch, German
Sois' and India DRY GOODS, made up of recent
purchases in .Ner York, Pkikrdeiplia, Boston and
England, and embracing almost every article in their
line. They deem il sufficient Cor their Customers. TO
say iat their present stock is probably the most ex
tensve and best assorted they have ever had and to
assure them and other purchasers, that they never
had 1t so much in their power TO hold ont induce
uenls TO buyers both at wholesale and retail
y. g. L. JAMES e. 60.
ina 4-tt MARKET Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26

p. CHUBB'S OFFICE.
nRAWING Of the Union Canal Lottery, Glass
- No. s.
IL 10 q SO 81 SO s5 Sc.
THIS DAY,
Fhe Maryland State Lottery, No. s, will be drawn
Capital prize $40 000-Tckcts -, shares in pro-
portion This Lottery is drawn on the Odd and Even
system therefore, tickets one odd, and oven,
must draw one prize, and may draw three.
On Saturday, the drawing of the Rhode
Island Lottery No. will he feceIved- pr.
yes 10000. $500, 1000, 200, 1922, of 1000, OF
800, OF 200, etc .--Tickcts S4--ior sale at
rna &c p. CHUBBS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN = CO.

,t DA DAv ENfOnTs ALLEN-& Co.
GROCERIES,
no, MORROW MORNING, May 9Th, at 10
o'clock, at our Auction Store,
10 Hhds " q. rum
8 do whiskey
100 sacks salt -
hhds molssses
50 boxes soap
,.S 10 half pipes French Port Vine
or. casks do
2 ''a 80 do French Madeirs
200 rea:ns cap paper
100 do wrapping do
sacks almonds -sFa 49,
10 do flberts .-r
hhds Antigua rum
half chests imperial tea
10 hllds prime st. Croix sugars
SO bags green coffee
10 boxes sperm candles "a =.
Rice, pepper, &c.
ma % d A e. 70 Ami.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
Yodd,s Tenement for Sol,

Yodd's Tenenlent Tor Sale.
RY Virtue Of Decree of the County Court OF
- Chesterfield, will be sold at public auction ON
the premises, on Thursday, the 17th instant, oft e
o'clock, tenement IN the town Of Manchester. call
ed Todds Tenement. The sale will be made ON a
credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months The ten
ement may be divided into lots if necessary. The
sale will be made by
ma 25-2t THE COMMISSIONERS
"EBB'S CIGARS.-lO,O0O of Webb's cigars.
w gu much admired for their mildness and fine
favour, for solo JAS. WINSTON
ma rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
INTERESTING NOVELS.

INTERESTING NOVELS.
LNOSCARlNi; or the Patrician oil Venice.
II Grace Seymour.
"he scene Is LAID in this counry the period is the
war OF the revolutions, and the dcllncaions of Amer
lean manners are what VIC cannot say of all such at
tcmPis always faithful and accurate and sometimes
dchcatcly comic"-W v Erening Post
ut Is written with much purity of style and as far
ms we have examined II promises to be full of inter-
est."--.N Y. Com. Advertiser,
Just published, md for sale by
ma II COLLINS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26

Articles for Gentlemen's Apparel.
ONDON blue, black. brown. olive, & MKT cloths
Do blue, black, drab. lavender e. MKT cussimercs
Do PLAIN figured white Marsees
Do printed chinta NEW style) do
Do drab, white, brown. and MKT drilling
French plain and twilled native coloured do
Do Sd merno black bombazine
DO superfne Rowen cashmere
A. Rhodes & Cos black brochel!os
DO do prunella
First chop Marmee long nankeens
"A and suPerfine bordered jacsnet cravats
SO and 40 inch best black Italian do
Best Hoskn and London buck gloves.
Most OF the above articles being of our own in,por
tation, we can warrant them in every respect g. pur
chasers may depend on their being sold very cheap
II. g. z. JAMES g. Co.
mo zo-ts Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-26
TO LOVERS OF HORSES.

to IIOVE TSO OP I1OROES.
HlNDS' FARRlERY, recently published by Juo GREG,
Il u Philadelphia.
This book puff but from the best information a-
yertser from persons the city, who Competent
judges, he IS warranted saying that decidedly
treatise the subject To be found print proesses
embrace nothing table Of treated OF
in a mastery style.
would he suPefuous that those who Justly sppre
ciae that noble and useful animal the Horse will end this
most desirable little volume.
Price IS cents.-For sale, by JOHN Fl. NASH
l-.--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-10
David Martin

Has Just receired, and o6erstor sale,
assortment of BOOKS and srAilOAERf-
~ amongs, which are the following, viz;
School books ag"neral assor'me mt Of
Moore's Life of Byroni SCOTS Cabinet History
Of Scotland
Studies in Poetry, by &. 3. Cheever
american Common Plscebooa Of Prose, 5h edl.
ton, by G. b. Cheever
Encyclopedia Americana, ", visiting cards
FooIscap, post, aud foiio.pust writing paper
Cap aud deny, ledgers and day books
On hand;
Tales Of Grandfather, Sd series; Homes Table
Book, w 8yo; Bottas History OF the Revolutionary
War, % 8yo: Irvng's Life and Voysgcs Of Columbus
3y $40; Robinsons History Of Charles " Nv $40; by
ron's Works complete in volumes, caJ ezra; fIet'
cheers etters; family Bibles, il English and Germans
books of common Prayer, rdriOus; Dwights Psalms
and uymns, Walton on Divine Sovereignty, viewed in
connection with Mans Responsibility
Bonnet boards paper, straw and rag Wrapping do
Ink and ink powder red ink, durable INK
Sealing wax and wafers, qus states
Blk lead pencils silver pencil cases. ever pointed do
Penknives, mathematical instruments Thermometers
Pocket books, asses SKIN tablets, pocket maps
Backgammon boards, chessmen, chessb0ard'
Spanish guitars yIoins, clarionets, German iiules
Hunting bugIes, drawing materials generally
Ladies' and gentlemen dressing cases. &c CO.
april Sd i6d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-10
RIO J.ANEIRO, FEB. B.

The arrivals of briggs Olinda, with 1850 bbls
and Jane, with 1900 bbls. have increased our
stock of Flour to 5000 bbls. From the moderate
supplies lately, sales, though slowly progressing,
have been effected with more firmness, at l8I pr.
Dbl. for Baltimore, and 20l per Dbl. for Rich
mond. Further supplies at the moment would,
however, cause decline from these quotations.
Our stock of Wheat continues moderate; 500
casks, now landing, are held at SH700 alqr. yell
low; 4 500 alqr. white.
AT the moment, our market is bare of Bread.
Navy. 81 bbl.: Pilot do 1850; Beef. 1911; Pork,
%; French Brandy, 1880 gal: Whale Oil,
S00rs. GAL; Salt, 800 rs. alqr.; and Boards,
pine. SOM, which are in demand at quotations.
Cod Fish is also Just now very scarce. and from
the last sale at 1850 qtl. an advance might now
be obtained. Linseed Oil, 1880 GAL; Hyson
lea, ldSOO h.; Bees Wax, Go rs. lb.; Sperm
Candles. 600 RS. h.. Tallow, do. 200 rs. ID. {;
Soap, yellow. lS5 RS. h.; and American Gin,
$50 rs. gal. are saleable at quotations. Two late
arrivals from St Petersburg, direct, have abun.
dainty supplied us with Russian goods.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-10
~SN<N~
CONGRESS,

From, the National hatelgencer of Friday.
On Thursday. the House ofRepresentatives, on
motion of Mr.. Thompson, of Georgia, took up the
bill to re-organize the militia system of the Dist
Of Columbia which, after receiving some amend
ments, and brief discussion, was ordered to be
engroSsed for third reading.
The House then on motion Of Mr.. P0werS went
into Committee of tbe Whole, Mr.. Buchanan in
the chair, and took up the bill for the punishment
of crimes in the District of Columbia.
4 good deal of discussion took place on the de-
tails of this bill. and on motions to modify them,
in which Messrs. Po,cers, Hickli3e, .Sem0,es,
Spencer of New York, &orrs ofN. Y. Burgess,
Whiniesey. BouiHm. p. p. Barbour, Uashing-
ton, Drayton, Dodt,idge, Taylor and Terplanck,
bore part. The question which gave rise to
most of the debate was on motion of MIR. UicF-
life to insert the word free in the second
section, SO as to h;sit the penitentiary punish
ment for certain offences to free persons, and
leave slaves to be punished according to the
laws of Maryland and Virginia, now in force in
the respective divisions of the District. This
question was ultimately decided in the affrma-
tive-Ayes So noes 81. This bill being gone
through,
The committee took up the bill providing for
the appointment of three commissioners (by the
President and Senate to prepare during the re-
cess. and report TO Congress. code OF laws for
the District
4 good deal of discussion took place also on
this bill, and motions to amend it. One amend
ment which prevailed, was reducing the appro-
priat0n for the compensation and expenses of the
Commissioners from 10000 dollars to e, 800 dol
lars. Mr.. UickAfe made motion 10 direct that
one NJ the Commissioners should be appointed