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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16
Dec, 10,

n y virtue of two DEEDS ofTrus execu,ed t. joan "
d Armis,ead and William cambridge, by William I.
Morris, and MarcelIa his wife, the one the eighth
day Of January, 1923, and the other the eighteenth,
day OF FEBRUARY, lS2S-au another Deed OF Trust,
cued 10 lIeibert A. Claiborne and Charles s. Gay, by
the said William | Morris, on the tenth day Of July,
lS2S--a Of which deeds recorded in the Hastings
Court ofhe city Of Richmond: we shall proceed to sell
on the premises, the 10th day OF FEBRUARY next for
ready money Tor the purpose therein mentioned, two
Lots pieces, or parceisofLsnd, in the city OF Rich
moud, known and distinguished in the plan Of the said
city. by No. (3i7) three hundred and forty n aud
No. (352) three hundred and hiiy-two, which were
conveyed 10 the said William j. Norris by Thomas
Rutherford ard Sarah his wife, by their deed, bear
ing date the 18th day Of June 1926 aud admitted
cord in the clerks office OF the Court of Hastings Ter
said city,-and on which now erected extensive
brick buildings, used warehouse and for other pur-
oses also three other Lots pieces parcels Of Land,
known listing In the plan Of said cty,by number
(3l2) three hundred & ory two number three hundred
and forty three (343) s. number three hundred forty
four (s4i,) with bebudings commonly called Shockr
Warehouse, and all other buildings and improvements
thereon; which property conveyed to The said Will
liam !. Morris, by several deeds, for undivided
iees thereof De made tho tenth day OF June 1926,
by Richard Gregory and Elizabeth his wife, and John
P-gram ard Wilson Gregory; she other, made the
day. by Joseph Dudley Of Chesterfield county and
both adnlt-d TO record in the clerks Office Of the Hus
tugs Court Of said city: also. other Lot, piece or
parcel OF Land, known and distinguished in the plan oil
said city, by number three hundred and lorysix (346)
which conveyed to said William L. Morris, BY
William A. Smith and Sarah Smith, by their deed
bearing date the 18th day OF Sept.mbrr 1926 and adj
United to record 10 the clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court for the city Aforesaid
The Trustees have never known the Title to. the
forcgoing property to be questioned but they will
ly convey tia, which is vested in themselves.
JOHN NJ. ARMISTEAD,
W. cambridge, r..,o.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
CHARLES 5. GAY.
Dec. 10, 73-u
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EpAPpAHANNock ACADEMY Having sue.
IL, ,,orurnv IN. nj A.

n ID APPAtANNOCk ACADEM f.-Having sue.
Z a ceeded in procuring the services OF MIR. CHARLES
A.LEwIs, Jun principal to be aided in the Ciassi.
cal Department by Mr. Samuel b. Owen Wilson, (son
OF the Rev. Samuel b. Wilson, OF Frederick sbury
the Trustees OF this Institution conf emily congrau
late the public upon the prospect Of again realizing
those benefits, which IL once extensively difFised
and indulge the hope that its enlightened patronage
will obtain for it the success which its hume ros
and acknowledged Advantages eninen,ly entitle it,
For the faithful and able discharge of the duties as.
signed him, the best pledge will be found in the I'M
waared and practised ZEAL with which Mr. Lewis has
heretofore acquitted himself in the profession OF his
early choice OF the qualifications and amiabe dispo
ston, Of Mr. Wilson, the most satisfactory testimonials
have been adduced, from the uuquestion.
able. When 10 these primary elements Of success,
added others even better assured and only second TO
them in Importance, viz large and comrpodous Build.
ings. the salubry Of whose site il iNdubably tested
by the fact, that Tor years past IL has proved refuge
OF unfang security TO the adjacent inhabitants OF less
dvoured spots and for the last years. to the Pre-
siient himself, aud his family, with entire exemption
from autnna diseases, re,notrness irora every haunt
Of vice, and wtl-seiectrd library OF about 500 vo-
iuines the Trustees doubt II will be 10 the
dscernment Of euig ened pnblic The OF in.
trucion will be such, as 10 quality students for enter
ing College, the University and will comprise the
English, Latin and Greek Languages Geography with
the use OF the Maps aud Globes, Arithmetic, Algebra
Geometry; Plans aud Spherical Trigonomery, and the
Theory aud Practice OF Surveying. The moral and
religious instruction OF the youth committed 10 his care,
will be primary object, and will be incuicatea upon
every III OCCASION the best foundation tor piety, vr-
tue and useful Knowledge by the Principal aud his As
sistantTh- exercise will copptence on thu 18th OF
january, $780, and terminate the 18th ot December
following, with vacation OF month in the sum.
mer.--Terms for Board and Tuition including washing,
$40. each Boarder finding his own bed, bedding
towels and candles
Address TO the Principal Bowling Green, Caroline
County, Va till the LIST OF January; and afterwards to
him, to the r. e'ident. Rappah hammock Academy.
JOHN b. BERNARD, President.
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EIyRESH GARDEN SEEDS.--Thc subscriber has
H. received fresh assortment of Garden Seeds
commodang terms and samples oil most of the seeds
offered have been tried, they may be depended
good Purchasers respectfully invited call or
send their orders TO the of Messrs VIM. +. Mcou
John III. Eustace, John N. Gordon, Main Street, and
his at the Garden, where the seeds for saIeand
Catalogues can be obtained
Likewise fine Lucernc and Sword Grass Seeds, Green
House Plants variety of Roses, Bulbous flower Roots
English Goo5ebcrries, Plants, sc. sc.
JAS. RENNIE.
Jan. 2. S0-6t
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Dec. 90.

A CHICKAHOMINY ESTATE FOR SALE
IA The sub. ctihrr oilers for sale, ract OF land
tanng 667 yins the above river aud bounded
by il for mile. II il part Of the tract known Ivy the
nainc oi Da ngerfeh!s, in New Kent about 20 miIea
beLov Richmond and four above tide wafer. This tract
IL inferior TO few in the country, ard il about equally
divided in low grounds Mats aud high Ind. It's :
vtuence TO navigation and quantity oil timber for plank,
scsnng shingles aud slaves, independent OF the iertii
IS Of the soil READERS il OF the valuable
OF Hand on the river. u is believed hat marie ahounds
on IT, az siels are 10 b. seen in ,evrrnl banks. The
teens will be accommodating To the purchaser, and
bsrgsin may be had ny application PEI to the sub
seriher Moons Mount, near Rappahanuock Academy,
Caroline, or by letter directed to the Academy posl-oi-
flee, TO Mr. VIM. Brumey by letter addressed 10
New Kent cour,-huusc. JNO. DlCKERSON,
For himself and a. agent and attorney for the dis
tfibuices OF The late Col WIN. Daings'ielG.
der. 81. 7g-if
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;HMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY le, 1880.

aud discntralled by the Genius of Universal Emanci-
patton Certainly no will deny the Irish de:ccn-
dant the privilege OF exultaon. But OH this subject
there may be oloquence silence.
But TO return-Hore all gay and happy-the in.
erchange OF sentiments OF mutual esteem and good will
Is taking pacewith these the stranger has nothing to
do-hs home is far awayhs best and hottest affections
are beyond the dark blue mountans-to- morrow he
turns his anxious face 10 the shades of the Occident and
wi' eNuit when he stands the peak OF the Allegheny
and looks TO the East and West and exclams "7his is
my Country" G. T.
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FAJOTlC grecabiy to the provisions oil two
raj Deeds OF Trust, executed TO the subscribers
by Daniel a. Wilson, and for the purposes therein
toned shall proregd to SELL Thursday, the 25th
day Of February next, at the residence OF the said Dam
iel A. Wilson, in this county, all The Household and
Kitchen Furniture, belonging to the said Wilson, and
ay other personal proUsrty, which may be contained
in sad Deed, aud remaining unsod.--The sale will be
made public auction, TO the hghe bidder for cash.
SAMUEL c ANDERSON, u
WM. NJ. TT ORNTON,
Trustees
Cumberland, Dec. 10. 7l--wds
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II AND AND LOTS AT AUCrlON.-By virtue
Of Deed of Trust xrcu led 10 The snhscriher nv

AND AND LOIS All AUCIlON.-By virtue
IA OF Deed Of Trust, executed TO the subscriber by
Hays I. lsaacs, the 10Th day OF December. 1921,
and recorded according law, Tor purposes therein
Presse! will the 18th day OF January n.x', at the
City Hall in the city OF Richmond. proceed sell TO
the highest bidder, pualic auction, for cash. all the
right. title and interest, owned by said Isaacs, 10 the
following tracts OF land to wit: tract OF land contain
ing 1886 described, lying aud being the
county OF Norfolk, Va. and patented by the Common
wealth to g. Gait lsaccs, J. Morde cal, and others.
Aiso another tract OF land in Henrico county, d4soib
ei AZ being miles below Rockets. and containing ~
scrc.; aI,a all the right and nsrrs, he'd" Ivy said sacs
in the following lots in the c,ty Of Richmond, witt
lot on L ST., on the North side OF sad street. on
which Ia; Il wood building aud Temporary Black
Siniths shop said 10, being known by the OF Bird
In the Hand, also two Other lots Enies' Factory
on said street, OIL each oil which is wooden building
aud on one OF said lots is the Jewish Burying g,ound
>o one other lot the Sonh side OF said street. he
ing the LIT lot below tie County Court House. On
said lot ID snsi o,dsh tenement; the said land. and
lots being devised by I-ash lsaacs the ,ad HAYS L.
isaacs and his sister Frances, Frances Block Act
ing a. trustee, such title Is vested in only will he
rsnvsyed 10 the purchaser purchasers which titie
however, is believed to be good.
J. KINGSOLviNG.
Dec. IL. 74-tls
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Nov 2s.

TNOTICE.-The Executive will receive proposals in
"a conformity with the provisions Of the Sd section Of
the act concerning the Armofy, hereto annexed-"And
be il further enacted that tho Executive be authorised
and required to ascertain upon what terms the .armory
Buildings and Land attached thereto, be Sold ex-
changed or leased for term Of years, and communicate
to the next General Assembly the result Of their enqui
~" BY order Of the Executive.
VIM. VI. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department,
18th March, 1929. : March II. 10I--d
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KNDUCA ION.--Tne school At my house, in tis.
E county Of Caroline, near the White ChimDeys,
Tor nsrrrii'u of temaes under the direction o.
Mics Susan Il. Peytop will hs continued The ensuing
year: in which will he taught spelling, reading, wri-
ting, Arithmetic, English Grammar. Geography, Ma.
tura and Moral Philosophy History, sacred aud pro-
f.ne, aud needle work, plAin aud ornamental. The
school will commence its ,sssiou on the 18th day OF
January next, and terminate the 18Th OF December
following; making terIp OF ten months, after deduct.
ing one OF the summer months tor vacation. Terms:
For teaching any or all Of the above branches will
I've fifteen dollars per scholar For board Fifty dollars
the pupil finding her own bed, bedding aud candles,
II the subscriber Gurnieh them 1--WE dollars will be
qured. The subscriber pledges herself 10 her
hest exsrtions TO promote The comfort and convent
encs Of thor young ladies' who may he entrusted 10
her The situation Of the school IL retired and
remarkably healthy, combining the advantage of =
gooI neghbourhooj and good society. As II regards
the ability Of NIiss peyon TO teach, the public is re-.
icred to The subjoined report.
MARY WORKMAN
We, the undersigned, having been invited 10 The
examination Of srhoo taught by Miss Susan Z. Pey.
ton, in the county Of Caroline, attended, and take plea
In saying, that her pupils, in opinion, performs
ed well IN the different branches 10 which their atten
tion had been directed. In justice 10 Mis- Peyton
feel II duty cay that she exhibited, The
zion, a laudabIe degree OF acknowledgement ent-
ties her to the continued confidence Of III pupils and
patrons.
" Address, White Chmneys, Caroline,
RUFUS CHANDLER.
Fu FRANCIS w. SCOrE.
DEC. TO- 7i--2Awn
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REINSURANCE AGAINST FlRE.--In conse-
M qnence OF the death Of Mr.. J1I:es Heron, he
LATE gent Of the Farmers Fire EnsVance and Loan
Company Of .Nc1 York, Inc subscriber has been
appointed agent for the ,ad Company, and requests
persons DESTROYS Of ensuing house. furniture, stocks
of Merchandise, &c SC, to cal at HE office in Cary
street, JOHN r.. TRtPLETT.
Dec. TO- 1I-2aw2m
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ERURsUANT to an ordero Of the Directors Of the RI
n wanna Navigation Company, each stakeholder is
hereby requested TO pay to the undersigned reasurer
Of said Company dollar each share Of stock held
by him on or before ths first Monday IN March. 1890.
DAN'L. z. CARR. Treasurer.
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YE1E celebrated turf horse Sir Charles, the joint
A property of Mr. William X. Johnson and Mr..
MoolywilI stand the ensuing season in my stable.
Pcdgrcc performances and terms. will be made known
due 6.ne ROBERT HURT.
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Lands forfeited to the Literary Fund
AuDfran's Orrtcr 9Th I,,lv

w,
DUBLIC NoTlCE.-By the act passed 9th March,
il 1927, entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the non-paymcn OF taxes the operation
oil which was continued by subsequent act passed 9th
Feb lS2s-all delinquent lands which were vested i'm
tile Literary Fund, and not redeemed before the
first Of the present month by The original owners, have
become absolutely forfeited. Provision made however,
by the rst above mentioned act in favor of such person
orpersons who may have good legal equitable title
To such lands held derived under a grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior TO the time OF the
said lands vcstny in the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund.- who previous 10 the 9th of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, who derive title under soinr person having
thus settled and improved said lands But person
shall be entitled TO the benefit OF this provision, who
shall not before the first day Of December, thousand
eight hundred and t,centy aine pay into the Treasury
on the proper warrant of the Auditor of Public Accounts,
all taxes upon the lands claimed by him either in his own
or the name OF those under whom he may claim title,
on by the person. persons in whose right the
forfeited, such portion thereof the land
claimed ought to be eSutaby and ratably charged there
WIN, with per cent per annun damages on the amount
which shall be each due from the LIST day of Novem
Der OF the yoar in which If becomes due, until paid.
JAS. f.. HEATH,
July TO- lS--H -Auditor oil Public Accounts
ZANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-Ab.
" seconded on Friday night the 18th inst, mulatto
boy named William, (he property OF a. Pleasants) IL
years cd toeraby we'll grown, has slight the
corner OF one eye, and walks at this time, little lame
from tho effects Of cut upon the top OF of his feet
which is not entirely healed William had OH when he
went off, gray frock coat blue cssiamere wascoat and
gray neutrality-suspicious.. Also disappeared or the
night Beverly. (ihe property of G. w. Munior) in his
18th year, about five feet six eight inches high, has
remarkable his forchcad--when spoken to, he
finds considerable difficulty sometimes in replying,
having disposition to stu,ter though after commencing
lac speaks pretty well. Beverly carried with him two
blue broad cloth coats and blue irock coat, gray
pair Of pan,aoons and other clothes not remembered.
The above reward will he given for experimenting
both the said negroes, IL taken ut distance from this
City, or fifty dollars for either of hem-tv eny five dol
lars for each, i: taken in the ncishbOrhood
A. PLEASANTS, JR.
GEO. W. MUNFORD.
Dec 90. 7S-lm
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Gorham Of Massachusetts. Itoccupi,d Tho fra, h,,s
Of the session and was laid over ,ili io.morrow vhsn
Mr wayne has possession OF the loor Several hour,
were spent on the bill for the fin ar
ys'e land ims In FIorids;" and it ultimately passed
various private bills were afterwards acted on.
[U s. Tel.
In the House Of Representatives. most im,or
'ant subject OF the day. well one of the most i'm
porant OF the Session. the following bi reported
Uv MR. Cambreleng, from the COMMITTEES of Commerce
stated " ~ "'"'S
A bill TO amend the n,v;r,,;o,
States. -"' " VIC o"'e"
Be IL enacted, &c That whenever Tho p..s;,.,, =,
me u States shalt receive satisfactory Information of
the existence OF any law decree of any foreign gor
s cru authorslng the importation Of the produce
anu manufactures OF the United States o such foreig
country, and all its possessoos at rate Of duty ns
eSeeedng thirty per centum the actual value there
Oh and at such time the producc and manuS.ct,,ra
o' INA. country may be admitted into the w. States on
scproca terms thereupon the President of the Untss
S's'es sna' issue his proclamation declaring that-he
"as .SceVed such evdence, aud from and afer twelve
months from the date of such. procla NATION n .b,i r.
ana II ~ hereby declared be lawful 10 nport into the
0mms, states the produce and manufactures of such
thereof ~ S'""' 'o''e 'su7
SECT =. .dnd be ii further enacted That the sctuaY
COZ VI vdiue oil the produee and manufactures author
izd 10 be imported under the provision of tb ,h,I,
oe ascertaned and adjusted in the manner presc bei
oy eHung laws; aud that all acts parts Of acts rea
"e !" uepeh'ures apprasements, forfeiture. n.n,Iu
OF remissons, applicable to merchandz, impor,.J nm"
der any act now existing. or which NAV hsrsat,..
, na'I oe spphed TO the produce Manufactured NJ
any country: admitted under the authority oG ,b;s s.,
n mrso,aed, That no duty any merchandise so i'm
~ @ sna'' DC charged ON any nominal valuation or
." any sum more or lc,s than the actual cost or vain,
to be ascertained as Aforesaid ~ " 'Aiue'
Ecr D. md oe IL further enacted, That this ae,
sna'' cease IN relation 10 any country and II.
meser me PRESIDENT OF tho United States shall have
. 'ory evidence, that the Government of .uch
country has directly or indirectly violated tbs ;;.
OF Of me reciprocal acts Of the governments.
W Po'ng internal taxes, excuses, restrictions or r,y
ea"ons Old the produce manufactures of m, JIn;,a
Hs'es or shali in any way impose a higher duty on
same IMAM 80 per cenium the actual cost or yana
eseoI' anu whenever the President shall is.ue hi,
t declaring that he has received such svi-
H1 importation OF the produce and manufac,n,s.
on country aud Of its possessions shall cease 40 far
suen importation my be authorized q This act
rrov'uen ihatit shall not be deemed vioa;ion If H.
eIProca' acts oil the two Governments for either n,r
eVy internal taxes or excuses, TO impose re,ric;on
make regulations OF any kind, which shall apnlv a.
qushy' AID without Discrimination to the prpd,c.
sions. ""u u.er poses
Mat. Int
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The bill from the House Of Representatives, to a.
mend an act entitled for the benefit of the in.
corporated kentucky Asylum for teaching the Deaf
and Dumb, and extend the time for selling the land
granted by said ac', was read the third time passed
and returned to that house..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The NAsHvILLE TURNPIKE.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of the bill
authorizing the subscription of $3.50 900 to the stock
IN the Maysville, Washington. Paris, aud Lexington
Turnpike Roa Company when =
motion was made by Mr.. Msllary. that the turtle
consideration of the said bill be postponed until Monday
next with the view OF taking up the tariff subjects but
the motion was disagreed to-
Mr. Foster OF Georgia. offered at some length view.
against the proposed subscription / deeminy the oh.
stitutional difficulty
MIR. Coleman OF Kentucky, zeaously advocated the
bill in speech of near an hour.
Mr. Polk OF tennessee, opposed the bill with consid-
cradle carnesness
Mr. Lecher replied at large to the obje ions urged
by Mr. Foster and Mr. Polk, and strenousy supported
ed the bill When he concluded
Mr. Clark OF Kentucky, attempted to obtain the floor
but
Mr.. Maliary having first caugh, the eve of the Spea
ker he moved the previous question: gng for tn,
little time that remained for the of In.
important bill relating TO the tariff laws, and his
10 resume tts consideration to-day
Inc call Tor the previous question was sustained by
majority. -
Mr. Cambreleng said, as this was question of some
magnitude he would ask for the yea, aud nays ON the
previous question: and they were ordered.
ms question was taken by yeas aud nays, and de.
cded in the afirmave-lOl 10 ~.
Inc main question ION the engrossment or third read
ing OF The bii) was accordingly then put and decided
IN me affirmative, by the following vote-yeas SO
nays 81.
THE TARIFF LAWS.
The House then again solved itself iato the Com.
mittee OF the Whole House the state of the Union
Mr. Polk 10 the chair, on the bill 10 amend An act in
alteration OF the several acts imposing dutie. on i'm.
potts"-the amendment offered by Mr.. McDuIie be.
ing under consideration,
Mr.. McDcfie rose at half after o'clock in continua
ton OF his argument against the consttuonaIity and
policy OF the protecting systcm and addressed the
Committee two hours, without having concluded; when
rose accordingly, and
Tie House adjourned.
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To be Concluded In our nert }
IN SENATE
WEDNESDAY,, April 20.

,r, hUNhHDATt NpfIT 70.
me resolutions, offered yesterday by Mr.. Holmes
were taken up for consideration
Mr. Holmes rose and addressed the Senate upward.
Two ours IN support Of the revolutions; ater which
Mr. Hrnody, without comment, moved 10 lay them on
'@UIo' whch motion was decd d IN he Affirmative
me report Of the Committee on Foreign Relations
recommending That the memorial Of Ann M. pink,sy
WwoMw o. The late William Pirkney be referred TO
'' i'e'asn' Of the " States, wac also concuued in.
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DONfB SING
CUOCTAw CoIfNC,I

80 CHOCTAW COUNCIL.
We have been permitted TO make the EIio,yiao ar.
tract from letter to gentleman in ii,is civ. iro 80
o. we missionaries in the Indian Nation whst.vsy
may De our views in relation 30 the txro ncv Of The
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hreh OF Jane, one thousand d, hundred and thirty.
ons' 20 much OF IN, act OF tho twenty SO cond Of May
one thousand eight HUNDRED and four as
e duties on ie aforesaid articles, be also repeal
eavhg the said duties they stood previous to the
ose D. And De it further enacted. That, from and
'e hirueth OF June next, so much OF the sfore.
,au act oil Nineteenth OF May, thousand eight hun
eu anu wenyeight. as increases the duty OH iron in
I s a"u oo"s' whether manufactured by rolling or
"anmer'ng. on hemp, on AK. on cotton bagging, on
on indigo, and on manufactures of cotton. or
"ue" COTTON Is component part be repealed. ieav-
Jug e said duties as they stood previous 10 the pas
., me said act; and that mach Of the aforesaid
dred aud twenty four as increase. the duy on snv Of
iosesad articles be repealed om and after the
June, one thousand eight hundred and thirty.
Que leaving the duties the said articles a, thew stood
before the passage OF that act.
sec A. And be it further enacted, That the duty
on SAT- De red'ced to ten cents per bushel of ttv six
P'Hsd', rom and after the thiriieth Of June next
mr.. Me Dnfiie resumed, and concluded his remarks
In opposition to the bill 1''"
Mr.. Blair of S. c., moved that the Committee rise
IN, nhe motion being agreed to,
Inc House adjourned.