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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11
Mr.. HAYNES LAST SPEECH.


The Charleston Mercury. in publishing
Mr. Haynes reply to Mr.. Webster's frsI
speech, Is pleased grstuitously to insinuatc
mat Mr. w. did not deliecr the last speech
published as his. The Mercury win perhaps
he little surprised to learn that Mr.. HAYNES
speech IN reply TO Mr.. w, which occunies
eight columns and halfof the Inteiligeneer
OF yesterday. took but hot aa hour i, its de-
tice'y. We can assure the editor ofthe Mcr-
curry, that the speech Of Mr.. Webster. which
has been SO highly and so justly praised. was
published as II was delivered; aud that not
an idea, and scarcely word. have been
changed. We regret that we are unable to
say as much of Mr.. Haynes usittea reply
The speech really delivered by the Senator
from South Carolina, and which was rather
a piamtlve and lncubrious affair, could not
have occupied ttco columns; and we have no
hesitation in asserting, that three Josrihs of
what has been published was never delsrered
We presume that MIR. Webster, if he should
deem It necessary, would have perfect right
now to prepare reply 10 Mr.. Hayne'. last
abortivc effort. and publish it as his speech.
We state these facts TO show the pal;ry shifts
to which the friends OF the Administration re-
sort TO sustain themselves and a feeble and
totterisg cause. The readers Of the Mercury
will not be able TO see distinctly or obscure
ly 'the nature of the prorocatio,,s which
compelled MIR. IIayne to take upon himself
the medication of the South, because the
provocaiions came from the South and West,
and were groundless and wanton.--.Nai. Jo,w.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
WlLLiAM b KINGS
Stock n fine Bioodsd Horses,
FARMING UTENSILS, and

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Ei7OR sale at his farm, ono mile and a half
III from Martinsburg, on Monday, the 29M
Of this month, number of very fine brood
mares, and blooded colts, some one, and some
two years old, sired 10y the best bred horses
in the Union--these colts bid fair 10 prove
fine racers; number OF large work mares,
now in ioal by the full blocded horse MARY
LANDER. The household furniture consists
of a splendid sidcboard, elegant mahogany
tables, sofas, and excellent eight day clock a
splendid sulky--and variety of other arti-
cies very desirable to housekccpcrs The
farming utensils consists Of wagons, carts,
ploughs, and every implement necessary for
farming purposes. Also aquantiiy Of corn and
hay--the crop OF wheat andrye in the ground.
Also, cattle, hogs, SC.
A credit of nine months viii be given on all
sums over five dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved securit, = all sums under
! five dollars, cash. WIN b. KING.
| March IL, 1880.
p. S. A quantity of very fine bacon for sale
( on the same day and the same terms.
! w B. X.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning last. by the Rev Mr.
Medtart. DIR. jacob Rsssseu, Of Hagerstown
Did to Mas .4'ss r. Hughes, Of this place.
On the same evening, by the same, Mr.
st'f'am .tcDossald, Of this county, to Mrs
.dmgaet E. T@mstre, Of this place.
On the same evening, by the Rev. Mr..
Brown, Mr.. Edseard r. Tabs. 10 Miss Eils
.d'a's Cuaninghsan, daughter Of Mr.. William
Cunningham, all Of this county.
Do the same evening, by the Rev Mr.
Mr. John r. Smilk, 10 Miss .S,sea Bolts,
daughter OF MIR. George I. Boltx, all OF this
county.
On Tuesday evening I'd, by the Rev. Mr..
Haverstick, MIR. Samuel Charles. Editor Of
the .Crihan,n TO Miss .Maygavi Uiseo,~,
daughter OF MIR. Henry Wincour, all of Cur
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DIED.

On Saturday last, MIR. EI Odea, Of this
county.
On Monday last, in Hagerstown, Richard
Claiming Moore, son of Mr. John Maxwell,
OF that place, m the fourth year Of his ago.
La Cincinnati. Ohio, the Reverend Father
Iiia, Vicar General of the Bishoprick OF
Cincinnati, Catholic clergyman OF the or
der oil st Dominic, and IL is believed brother
OF Lord Till. and nephew Of the celebrated
Rowland Hill.
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The Army Court Martial, of which Gen.

The Army Court Martial, of which Gen.
Atkinson is President, which was to have
assembled in this city on Monday last, did not
form quorum till Wednesday, owing to the
non arrival of some of the members.
We understand that this Court convenes
for the trial Of Col. Roger Jones, Adjutant
General of the Army. upon charge prefer
rad by the Commanding General. of official
misconduct, or breach of Army Regulations,
which consists in his having signed certain
general orders as by order of the Secretary
ing General. This without pretending to
technical accuracy, is we believe the sum and
| substance of the charge. 1t is a matter Of
| universal regret that such a matter should
have been made the subjectof a CourtMartial
| Nat hat
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

Among the American patents lately issued,
was one Tor sell moving cradle:
"A common swinging cradle is 10 be made
to vibrate by spring movement, Ike that OF
a time-piece. which is TO be letinto one of the
uprghts, and of this movement the cradle be-
comes the pendulum
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

FIRE.-The Court House of Crawford
county, in Knoxville, Geo. was, sometime
last week, destroyed by fire, with all the
books and papers belonging to the courts of
that county. This fire is supposed to be the
act of an Observation-Disclosures Journal
Feb. 90.
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give are authorised to announce to the
freeholders of Berkeley county, that Gen.
ELISHA BOYD and CHARLES JAMES
FAULKNER, Esq. will serve in the next
Legislature ofVirginia. il slecteds
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[.Naima Ga.ette, March 81

The National Intelgence- of Wednesday
contains Mr. Nebster's reply TO Gen. itayne's
postllminious argument. This reply does not
occupy the sixth or fifth part OF the space fill
ed by the argument, but its success resem.
bles that OF a Greek phalanx over Persian
host
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From The Charleston Courier.
PROFESSIONS AND CONDUCT.

Mr. Hayne, our Senator in Congress, in his
letter to the President of the South Carolina
Canal and Rail Road Company, declared
his Opposition to the application OF the Com
pany.-He stated that he had .suDiiormly op
posed all appropriations of that chnacter"--
and among other remarks, he made the fol-
lowing: "The truth is not to be denied or
concealed, that the practical operation ofthe
doctrine, that Congress may AZ ply the public
money 10 any purpose whatever, has been
10 impose taxes on some portions of the Coun-
try for the benefit OF the others, and do most
co,,scie1,tio,tsy belicre, that ,csen that sgsiem
SHAH be firmly established in AL its branches, il
will lay South Carolina under contribution to
the Sister States, to an amount which may
swallow up the entire profits of our Industry
the Tariff, Internal Improvements, the Mi
litary Pension Bills, and the proposed distri-
button of the Surplus Revenue, are the great
branches of the System"
Compare these professions with the follow
ing undeniable statement of facts.
In 1894, Mr.. HAYNE voted in favor Of a bill
to construct road from Memphis in Tepnes-
see to Little Rock, in the Territory of Arkan
sas. Indeed, On the subject of internal I'M
provement, Mr. HAYEE was not surpassed IN
zeal, even by MIR. WEBSTER himself He
(Mr. Fl refused any, and every mitigating
amendment, several If which were proposed;
such as. obtaining the consent Of the state,
through wiich Roads and Caaats ,ce,e to be
made-Dividing the money to be appropria-
| ted for Internal Improvement among the Sc
veral States in the proportion of representa-
tion-which would have given every State its
due proportion Senate Journal, of the
first Session Of the 18th Congress---pag 3I3
! and 3lS.
/ Let the admirers Of Mr.. HAyNE reconcile, il
they can, his present conscientious belief
with what was unquestionabiy, his former
| conscientious conduct.
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March II, 1880.

YEyRUSTEE SALE.--By virtue of deed
b of trust from Rawleigh Morgan, bearing
date l4th OF February, 1928, and now record
ed in the Clerks office Of Berkeley county,
the undersigned will, ON Monday the 18th day
of April next, before the Court house, in Mar
tinsburg. offer for sale at public auction, for
.asMxcs cash, two Tracts or parcels Of
Lex LAND, lying and being in the
&ye county aforesaid, bounded in part
- by the Potomac River, and adjoin-
ing the land OF the heirs Of John Henry
This land in part was devised by Van Swear
ingen to five persons, one Of whom was the
said Rawleigh Morgan, whose part or portion
being the same now conveyed, amounting to
90 acres; the other tract OF land conveyed to
the,said party OF the first part. by Rawleigh
Morgan, by deed, dated the 10th OF March,
1871, containing as acres, roods and So
poles, adjoining the first mentioned tract
Such title will be made as is vested in the
trustee, which is supposed to be good,
JOHN FISINGER,
March IL, $780, the surviving Trustee
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s-Our Patrons in the neigbborhood Of
Hoke's Run, are informed that their papers
are now left at Mr.. Thomas M'intre where
xbey viii be carefully taken care Of, and de-
fiyered when called for
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Aud "oFnerous others OF sl5, so, Sd
Price Of tickets.
Whole S5--Haif 20 30 ctss---luarter 81 al.
On Wednesday,, the 5lst March, 1880, to
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class No. 8, FOR 1880
VIII be drawn in the city of Washingtons
90 NUMBER LorTERr--9 DRAWN BALLoysL
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a LOCKER ON.

Mr.. PoinscH.--The National Gazette con-
tains an account of public dinner given to
Mr.. Ponsett. on the LIST Jan. at Mexico, by
certain citizens ofthe United States residing
in that country.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Poinseh passed
through Cumberland on his way Eastward
We have not learned his place Of destination.
Cicilina.
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The ice in the Ohio has broken up and so
far run out, that Steam boats have recon-
menced running. There have been 8 arrivals,
and departures since Monday Wheeling
Compiler.
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CAPITAL PRIZES:

Desiucs H'aHy osHers OF $40, F5OI sS5s S1Ca
BE.
Price OF Tickets:
Whole S5-Haf y 50--Quutess sfa5
% Orders tor tickets shares H. tie she.e-
LOTTERIES. forwarded BY mai tpos, paid @. D.,
private hand wi meet with the nlost ,,r.n,,.s
attention IL addressed to.
YATES & MTNTYRE.
H.shsagtsa, ~ q
IAN official account OF the d awieg az %
jsorwsrdsdt to adventures, free OF pes,sge
Washington, D. C. Aareh IL, is3us
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A STRAY Doc--shnyea from Che .uh.
"A. serli,er, some time last winter. a large
GhEY HOUND. On his right hind foot
IS scar occasicRed by a horse. He has :
wn'ie nng around has neck. and his eolor = =
hight brsndle A reasonable reward win n.
gwen information is given the subscriber.
Address,
Da. t. r. JOHNSON.
March IL, 1880. s'"'
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a FOR S.dLE,
be sold low If applied forimmediately at Mr.
Nice leary's Tavern,in Martnsburg.
MarSk IL, 1889
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EbY virtue of deed Of trust fiom James
Hb Stephenson and Ann his wife, bearing
date on the 9th day Of June, 1871, and now
OF record in the county court ofBerkeley, the
undersigned will, ON Monday The I2h dag
Of .9lsil nert, being Cosnt day before The Court
house door, Ia .uastnsb,sg, offer for sale, at
AS<4M public auction, certain TRACT
&GN or PARCEL OF LAND, lying on
Nts the east side Of the road leading
IL. from Martiusburg to Winchester,
between Darkesvile and the Stone Tavern
on Mill Greek, and described in the deed
as adjoining the lands Of Gill and Miller,
Joseph Grub and George Holiday, sup
posed TO contain about two hundred acres.''
The terms of sale will be one third OF the
purchase money at the time ofsale. and the
residue in two annual instalments with inter-
est, to be secured by lien upon the land.
The sale ofthis land was advertised to be
made on The 9th instant, but was then post
roned at the instance Of one of the party
concerned.
PHILIP C. PENDLETON.
March IL, 1830--ts-
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HIGHEST PRE-,
10000 DOLLARS.
Ase.N0n

1855 Prizes amounting to As6 on
More Prir,s Eimi BLraks. the scheme eoc.
tain'ng only nine thousand tickets. and bc,nc.
arranged on the ODD and EVEN Sv,tere
the holder of two Tickets or two Shares =
certain OF obtaining at least ONE PRIZE
and may draw THREE, and in prooort;on
for any greater quantity
PkI';F ~ TICKETS,
uao'e s5-Ihf 80 so cts.-Qsuvteys II o5
10 be had IN the greatest varietyof Numbers
(Odd and Eycn) ut
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MR. WEBSTER.

In the Richmond Enquirer Of February
13th, was published a letter from Washing
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OOn@MaS OWNlnIn.

NO I'D .Markst Street, Balsinuvv.
's.soRDERS either by mail post paid a.
private conveyance, enclosing the Cash. or
Prizes, will meet the same prompt and pino.
t,'al attention as il on personal applications
Address to
J. / COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Baltimore, March IL. Bokf;rnore.
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THE NEXT SCHEME.
MARYLAND STATE IorTrpv ,

Avn g. Tor is30-to be drawn under thc
superintendent Of the Commissioners an
pointed by the Governor and Council.
ON WEDNESDAY, 24th MARCH
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CoHEN'S OFFICE, Bai,imorc- ,
February 2ssh. 1850.

February ssth. 1850.
R EpoRT OF TnE DaAaiNG Of The Ma.
~ tyiaHd State Lcuery, M :. tor ,ss.,."-
Abs (even number) li,e capital prize "a oco
e,zx nr;-s ns 1000
1850 prise Of ~
65lh 1862 prizes Of 40
oss, 20. 27ts 1889, ooso. pvisesos Too
s sss' os,a 2 2ex2 $500 sa72} sr;,..s -
20 prizes of 5 100 ot So; 100 al a., al xooa
pr res Of - each.
no. asis. Gan EF,E.v Ny.NgEP,
having drawn the capital OF ElGHTTits,fy.
a IN DOLLARS. agreeably to the scheme.
therefore, all the Ecm Numbers. he,ng ,hn..
ending with either 4e or ,"ose
are each entitlcdto prize ofrous Dorr...
and IN addition TO whatever PRICES tI,ev n,s.
hare drawn besides. "ey may
SSIhe holders Of the prizes are re.n.c..
fully requested to present them FOR -
soon as 4 may suit their convenience - ''''
= l. COHEN, Jr. Il BROTHERS
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At a "very large and respectable Conven-
ton of the Republican members" of the Mas
sachusetts Legislature on the nth inst the
following resolution. among others, was u
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this meeting
be given to the Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, for
acting as the true Representative OF this Com
monwealth in the late debate in the Senate OF
the United States, and for his able perform
ance of that duty in vindicaiing the State
from undeserved and mfounded charges, and
rep"lling the UNJUST and groundless imputa-
| tations and attacks made upon the honor, the
! history, the conduct, and the character OF
the State, and placing them in their just and
! proper Light.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-11

Henry Clay has declined an invitation
from number OF the citizens of New Or
leans to public dinner. His visit to that
place being exclusively of a private character
being to his son-i in law he has resolved not
to give il political cast
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The Richmond Enquirer publishes card
from the Roanoke Orator, disclaiming ga
speech imputed to him in that paper of the
18th inst" and designating particular pas
sage as being directly the reverse of what he
said Mr.. Randolph accompanies the specifi-
cation with the significant commentary
"Er tr.o disco omsnes;;" and Mr.. Richie pub
fishes, without murmur, the conternptuous
rebuke In what admirable training is the
whole ''mercenary squadron"
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Real Estate at .A2tction.

OY virtue of license from the Hon. the JUS
Id tees of the Supreme Judicial Court, will
be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, the
first day of .AprH neat, at one O'clock P. M,
the Real Estate of JOHN WEST, late of Tenn.
pleton, deceased. Said Estate consists of a
Farm, situated about two miles westerly of the
South Meeting House in Templeton, on the
Barre and Royalston road, and abost half
mile from the Turnpike, containing about 90
acres, well apportioned in Tillage, Pasture, and
Wood Land-wel watered, and an excellent
Orchard ofgood Fruit-a good two-story House,
Barn, Shed, Wood House, and Creamery. Also,
Pew in the gallery Of the South Meeting
House in said Templeton, No 90. AS the
greatest proportion Of this Estate belongs to
minor heirs, largo part of the purchase mon
ey can lay for length Of time by paying the
interest annually, and giving good and suffi-
cent security for the same. Sale on the prem
Uses. JOHN BROOKS,
Guardian TO the minor heirs.
Templeton, Feb, 20, 1890. 8
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SMALL Pox. The Portland Courier saws -
We are informed from direct and unoues-
tIonable source, that the small pox is raging in
Wilton, Kennebec County, with distressing and
fatal effect. letter from that town dated the
10Th inst, says, that three persons had died of
the disease, and fourteen more were sick.
The citizens of Providence have rejected the
proposed city charter. Three-ffths of the votes
OF the citizens were required for its adoption ::
the vote was 1888 for, and 345 against it.
The publication of "Freedoms Sentinel"
discontinued at Athol, has been commenced at
Greenfield
The Bangor Register, of Tuesday, states that
II is growing warmer. Having been 90 degrees
below zero, it rose soon after to 90 below, and
IN the course of few months was expected to
rise to zero.
There has been an old fashioned snow storm
IN Virginia which lies heavy upon the noun
talns and in Richmond the snow was about
foot deep on Sunday, the 9TH instant.
Deaths in Philadelphia in 1929, 1893 males
25@9, females 1864 under one year 25S; 70 to
80, l63; 80 to 80, 65; 80 to 100, II; over 100,
2. Still born 293. Ofconsumption 638, drunk
enness "a, mania-a-potu 81, laudanum to excess
=, small pox 81, casualty 80, drowning 80, apo
plexy 81, found dead 80. Births $685.: 3638
male, 1857 female.
ORDINATIoN. On Wednesday last, Rev. Rob-
ert Folger Wallcut was ordained over the
church and society in Berlin. Sermon by Rev
Dr. Lowell of Boston. The charge to the pas
tor elect was by Rev. Dr. Bancroft of Worces-
ter, and the Right Hand of Fellowship by Rev.
MIR. May of Brooklyn, Conn.
STILL ANOTHER FACTORY BURNT! Turner's
Factory in South Adams, was destroyed by fire
on the 18th inst. The waste cotton took fire
from the lamp of boy who went in early in the
morning; and the flames spread so rapidly that
the lad was considerably burnt before he could
escape. The building withits machinery stock
and cloth was soon reduced to ashes 1t was
not insured.
North CAROLINA GOLD MINES Gold was
received at the Mint of the United States, from
North Carolina, as early as the year 1904, to
the amount of $l1 ,000 Smaller amounts were
received in subsequent years. until 1925, when
it increased to $4,000. In 1926, $4,000 were
received from that source; in 1927, $21 900
10 1928, $4,000; and in 1929, $128, 600.
Most of the Banks in New York have resolv-
ed to receive and pay Spanish quarters of dol
lars at "a cents.
Fifty-six out Of sixty of the pure patriots who
composed the Jackson Central Committee in
Baltimore during the crusade against Z" bargain
and intrigue, have been rewarded with office
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HOUSE. Mr. Wheeler of S., from the COM
mlttee on Agriculture, reported the second bill
in addition to the several acts for the support
and regulation of mills without amendment
and said bill was postponed for consideration to
Tuesday next.
The bill defining the powers and duties of
manufacturing corporations was taken up, and
on motion of Mr.. Parmenter of c., the yeas and
nays were ordered on the custom of its passage
to be engrossed; but before the question was
taken, the House adjourned.
FRIDAY, Feb. 10.
SENATE. Committee on Railways and
Canals, on petition of Oliver Fox and others,
reported reference to the first session of the
next General Court accepted and sent down.
Mr.. Sprague, from the committee on so much
of the Governors Message as relates to the
State Prison, on the representation of the Coun-
ty Commissioners of Worcester, reported bill
to repeal the 9th section of an act relating to
the punishment of convcts who may be SEN
fenced to solitary imprisonment and confne-
ment to hard labor, which passed to a second
reading.
On motion of Mr.. Lincoln, the committee on
the Judiciary were directed to inquire and re-
port what provisions, by law, are necessary to
prevent fraud by the mortgage of personal
property.
HOUSE. The Speaker informed the House
OF the receipt of letter from the Rev. DIR.
Charming, signifyng his acceptance of their
appointment to preach the election sermon in
May next.
The House took up the bill defining the gen.
eral powers and duties of manufacturing cor
porations, and said bill was passed to be en-
crossed in concurrence, yeas POS, nays l78.
SATURDAY, Feb 90.
SENATE. Joint committee on the expedi-
ency of exemptino from taxation certain lit.
erary and ministerial funds, reported that it is
not necessary, at the present time, to legislate
thereon: accepted.
Bill to change the name and reduce the stock
of the Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank
passed to be engrossed.
Committee on the Judiciary reported a bill
relating TO the mortgage of personal property
passed to a second reading.
HOUSE. Mr.. Hudson of W., from the COM
mttee on the subject of increasing the duty on
licenses, reported that it is inexpedient to leg
islate thereon accepted.
The bill concerning taxation passed to be
enacted.
The bill concerning the militia was taken up
and discussed, but before any question was
taken the House adjourned.
MONDAY, Feb. %.
SENATE. Mr.. Lincoln, from the Commit
tee appointed to inquire into the doings of the
Brighton Bank, made detailed report, accom-
panied by bill for the repeal of the charter of
that institution, and the whole subject was as
signed to Wednesday for consideration.
The bill concerning the taxation of costs,
passed to be enacted.
HOUSE. A petition was presented from
Elias Ware for services rendered in l776.
The militia bill was again discussed. Before
any question was taken the House adjourned