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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.

Earthenware and Looking Glasses.
TTNHOS. J.: BARROW & CO. Importers, 80 Water
Ie. NEW YORK otier for sale 900 package, earthen
Go ssso,%sn. ever offered this market which will
20 tne country merchant at the lowest prices In
Of having refused 70 join the eoubiaac for
me prices Of erockey in this city, been made
me subjects OF most ntoleIsn persecution object OF
when nohing less Than entire expulsion from
e aas our Characters have been assaed men Of integrity
anu AI dealing our credit house of responsibility i'm
ana every endeavor made ruin crown the
whole our mpoatons through the regular have
al opPc I'm consequence Of threats out to the
IN Eneand) that have been OBLIGED TO employ
sraa IN Liverpool to make parchases such manner
i nmes would not appear IN the trsnsac,ion-al tho
aenoant upon obtaining credit for
Arc nenyea u.s. aud nothing Liverpool will obtain
~ u, needed supplies OF ware-We suffering these
a"snPs M the cause Of the and consumrr 81 ;
description OF goods no less than own them as our
as resort we come for aid and asssance SO long a. re
enabled TO sustain ourselves against than forty men
nave combined 10 bring about ruin this unheard Of
we wiz continue TO sell goods and idepen
only. TF 'y u % c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

we were shown on Saturday. q goossberry four
inches In circumference. Il was the Golden Prince
KIND produced In garden on the edge Of the city.
Ths gentleman 10 whose garden grew procured two
yssrs ago . number Of choice kinds Of goosebsrry
plants, from Prncss garden IN New York. and hav.
ing cultivated them with great has been well TO-
warded by the success that has sttended them, and
proves that the general opinion that they would de-
'e'sofsae here. wss erroneous. The 6rst year ahcr
planting tho rooted plants, the Golden Prince and
hoagh Yellow produced several berries, measuring
fom q to 81 inches in circumference and thi, season
the Yellow s equally large and much more prolific,
n are all the others-snd the Golden Prince has in
cressed IN size half an inch, measuring inches Tho
iiamieton Creep produces very fine berries, messur
ing from to inches in circumference, and from u
70 a inches long. The White Rock is a beautiful
berry perfectly transparent, ofgood sze say to 81
inches circumference. and overloaded with fruit.
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~ Office

I'M Friday, the 18th instant, the Steamboat PO.
~ TOMAC will resume her former route from
washington and Alexandra to Norfolk, CITY Pon,
and Richmond. WIN
Leaving Washington on Friday a, 3, and Alcx,p.
ora at o'clock, afternoon, and arrive at Norfolk
oil Saturday afternoon.
Leave Norfolk on Sunday morning at 6 o'clock
and arrive ct Richmond in the evening.
Leave Richmond on Tuesday morning nj O'Clock
arrive at Norfolk the same evening.
Leave Norfolk on Wednesday morning al o'clock.
arrive at Alexandra and Washington ON Tbursdsv
morning. ~ WATTIES ho.r,
r. S-rhe Letter Box ofthe Potomac viii be len
ut the Post Office every Monday TIN g O'Clock.
10 Adi2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

WISH to sell my Farm in the county of Henrico,
Il called Woodstock, containing by survey, 500
scres-'t is situated on the main road, leading from
Eichmond to the Piping-Tree, and about Eve miles
from Richmond, and immediately on the r,ters 81
the Chickahominy-ahou. one third of it is meadow
land OF the best quality, tho rest of The land is verv
thickly tlmbered Application may be made to me
on the premises; and the land will be shown 10 any
person disposed to purchase. by Mr. Vaughan ,he
overseer, or myself. JOSEPH SEJeDEN
ma 10-1aw ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

HN virtue Of two Deeds of Trust, executed 70 John
- NJ: Armisteed and William cambridge, by vii.
nam l. Morris, and Marce. his wife. the one on the
eghth day OF January, 1873. and the other on the
eighteenth day Of February, isas--and another Dsej
OF trust executed to Herbert A. Claiborne L. Charles
B. Gay. by the said William 1. Morris. on the t.uth
oay OF July. i828-all OF which deeds are recorded
IN the Hastings Court Of the city of Richmond. w..
shall proceed to sell the premises on the soth dav
OF June next for ready money, for the purpose there
Ia mentioned, two Lots, pieces or parcels of ami
IN the city Of Richmond, known and distinguished in
onI pan OF the said city BY 10 a47 three hundred
MY two, which were conveyed TO the said William
l. Morris, by Thomas Rutherford and rah his ,yiEe
oy their deed bearing date the 18th day of June,
io2s, and admitted to record in the cierks ofacc
OF the Court Of Hastings for said cty-and on which
are now e'ected extensive brick Buildings, used as
warehouse, and for other purposes: also three 9th
LOIS pieces or parcels Of Land. known and dis
tnguished in the plan OF said city, by number $40
three hundred and forty two, number tbre, hundred
s"o oIty'three 1897 and number three hundred and
orty.our l344 with the buildings commonly called
Shockoe Warehouse, and all other buildings and inn
provemens thereon which pruunrty was conveyed
70 the said William l. Morris. BY two several deeds
ior undivided moieties thcreof-one made ON Me
tenth day of June, 1926, by Richard Gregory and
EEhzaoeth his wife, and John Pegram, and Wilson
Gregory; the other, made on the same doy. bv 10
seph Dudley of Chesterfield county and both admit
TED TO record in the clerks Office of the Hustipps
court OF said city: also, other Lot piece or par
ee neha' known and distinguished in the plan Of
said city, by number three hundred and fo,tv-six
iS46') which was conveyed to said William 1. Nor
Iis' oy William A. Smith aud Sarah Smith, by their
deed, bearing date the 5,h day of September 1899,
ana admitted to record in the clerks office of the
musings Court of the city aforesaid
The above described property was advertised nv
us to be sold on the 10th February last but the sale
was prevented from taking place by an Injunction
octsned 6y William l. Morris from the Chancellor
OF the w Williamsburg district when Injunction has
been dissolved by the Chancellor of the Superior
Court OF 0hsncery for the Richmond district.
The title to the foregoing property is believed to
De 1nquestionably good. Acting as trustees, we
the said deed oftrust -
JOHN nj. ARMISTEAD g
7 WILLIAM cambridge. e
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE, e
CHARLES s. GAY, "
ap 26-2awtds g
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BY OTIS, DUNLOP a. CO.
GROCERIES

nx oTlS, DUNLOP Ak CO.
GROCERIES,
THIS MORNING, the 18th inst. at 10 oc,o.b
VIII De sold at our store, without reserve
f'Pss french Brandy, excellent quality. and
MadeiFu wine, in half quarter casks
Sicily Madeira do in quarter casks
paie Sherry do do
fort do do do
Malaga Sherry, Lisbon, and swee, Ea,.aa 4, 3,
Old Jamaica and Antigua rum
Is hhds Porto Rico sugars
i h Il 'a 6 Teas, 'npo,'.'o. 1885,
20 bags coffee
kasins, chocolate
Sperm csndles bottled cider
,na'go' mattresses, &c. &c.
Je1 o. d. & CO. Aucss.
n, rnrsn BRANDY.
10 on "a oEsOAf, the i5th inst. at 10 o'clock will
NC SOLO at our store, without reserve
Pipes old brandy, genuine and verv sune
gu is IN store and can be examined before, and
- u icy o' SALE q. d. q CO. Auc'ts
DRY GOODS AT AUcrtcr.
On ihohSHAY next, The I'm in.t at o'clock
,h VIII, a. gu, Auction Roons. make final close az
tne stock OF Alexander Levy. Vhere 10 vet pres.
many valuable articles remainin,. .uonc H.,
A,eghorn hats
a large quantity of coat and vest bu.,crs
large quantity Of button ruouds
ivory and other combs
Pocket books
Gauze handkerchief and sr,,a
Back and white lace wells
Italian crupes, &c &c
ano, o cases hne cutlery, consisting of mem kbrss
anives and forks. jack knives &c. &c. A''e'''
Ana eHer the above sale, we shall sell an invoice
.. seaeonaole and fresh goods, among which are.
egant caicoes, figured and plain boob muslin. Soht;
net laee plaid and other Hoences cglantine eieaant
DoOns London stripes, elegan, gins,ams, Irish and
GeiLaa" sheetings French bombazine faa n. or
chieis' 4 large assortment of cotton handkerch;aa
on -, ALSO,
oO onles shcetings and shrtincs
3 cases checks
do plads
. bales diaper
cases sattinetts
case ladies' aud misses bo..
i; ;nn Of SALE o. D. & CO. Aucfs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

pursuance Of the last will testament Of Martin Smith
decd shall ell ~ ex'os Of tho aid Marin smith, dec d.
"Wednesday the Esd Of the Is
wood land. lying the Brook Turnpike Road two miles
.cove the city al Riehmond adjoining lands Of John God
n snd W." Taylor Az the ins slai ell as scrra
yg about nns mile from the road Adjoining the on
ns west The vicinity OF this land Rchood render, the
wood and timber valuable This III be divided TO
sun purchasers and credit Of sin twelve months the
poschese giving bonds with approved security and deed If
is. 70 secure the Paymenthe take place ON the
'sno' ABOUT IL O'Clock. JACOB SMITH, Ex'or
Of
jeI5-eo ids MARTIN sAII:Pn d.c,a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

FohTYIcATroSs The making provision for certain ort
1caions sppropriaes for Fort Adams 500 COO Fort
Hamilton, $780, 900 Fort Monros 100000; Fort Calhoun,
910o0oQ Fort Macon, in North Carolina 100000; Fort AZ
Oak Island. C. $50 900; Publications Charleston C.
07500o fort at Mobile Point, $50 0oo Fort Jackson Lou
Ss5Ooo Publications Pensacola Of
foriications $4,000 purchase Of site for at Cook
spur lsand, Geo. $4,000 Total, 1851 600
"Party" says the New-Orle Advertiser, .'can
do any thing-It convert him whose election
was dreaded a curse, into statesman and patriot
Of the highest order-it wash the blacklist sins
10 lethe." and they are forgotten-it make men
opinions their votes-their actions their associates
lit can mako them the advocates Of what they
frmery opposed and the opposers of what they once
advocated-in short IL can do any thing-it make
true demo cratic republican,, one Of the most in
corrigible federasts, in ten minutrs!"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

virtue OF deed of trust. made BY Rreder;6k
-. rie'sants to Edmund W. Rootes, bka. and the
% os'ed the 5th day of August 1925, and nd
DAY ofthe same month Or ccrtsin purposes there
~ mentioned shall. Monday the aIst dSv Of ,h;.
m|p h between the hours of and twelve o'clock
public auction, for ready money, certain .;scn 4s
,sna, containing about twelve acres lying on b.,
w estham Creek, and between that and the rPhrsSe
fInGppea Road In Henrco county. and adjoining tho
~i oI Dickens and William Moncurr.
Also TWO lots Of land yi ag near Mitchells Sor;n q,
''iu county. and known in Mitchelrs plan by Mos
, or SO much OF the snid property as NAV h,
,,"., saus!y the objects Of the said deed Of
only as Is vested in me by the said deed of trust
10 iI-4t: CHAS COPELAND. Trustee
40. 81 conveyed to said Plcns,sts BY WilIism
LII. a sna NO 50, conveyed by J. 81. EGstsce and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
Valuable Real Estate al Auction

w ILL DC sold to the highest bidder, At puLlics
~. suction, upon the premises, on TuesSey nest.
the an Gay OF June, the House and Lot situated on
e hortn side OF street, near Shoekoe Hill Market
rne late residence Of Hsnnah Flcsbcr decess,
60. The lot contains one quarter Of an acre of
ground W1?s, being one half Of lot No. STA.
Furniture. remaining an the house. coos;"s;,,~ 81
'"1 ar noles, book case. and ono eight day clock
Davenport, .8tiea 4 Co. .9ue.es.
,I e VI tue FURNITURE 10 commence ut past 4
o'clock, and the House ut oclock.
W Terms on the day Of sale ic ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

Pen and Pocket Knives.
A HANDSOME assortment of Pen and pocLa,
n Knives, well finished, Of approved patterns and
cheap. received by JOHN III. NASH
10 II
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY

~ ~ 68AA1E SEMINARY.
M KS. CHRISTlANNA q. BURKE resoectf.,,v
" announces her istsnsins TO opsn !. ~ ~;
on Inc frst day Of October nsxt &cminerv fpr sSs
sain'ss'on OF Young Ladies Bosrdesr and dsy scho
Il Is contemplated to otsr =. Ip,t;,u,;o.
inc most solid requirements with the MOI po.ul,s
and ashionsblc accomplishments Wi,bovs lsvi.-
CAIN 70 any extraordinary quslifcatons for aisehar
viii devore oo her ans das: which
aent that nm carly attention TO the subiect Of uca
uon and an experience Of many years IN ~ }e1.;h
united TO The sssistance Of many able teacher, ,;I
net 10 :hord equal to any iu this
tuiion. N'~e'" Ans''-
Mrs. Burke win receive daily sssh,ancs from NJ,
burke at an hour not interfering with the duties or
malice IN the Richmond Senorv will olso rive a,;i
ment. va" ''s Se1a'e-
Mr.. Stephen Bernard, a uatire Of Er.nce viii,
teach the moderG languages.
Music. Drawing and Dancing will be tauuht iyv the
most approved masters.
bonrdcrs will receive that parental attentisn. which
@nst svods undue restraint. will inAht on the full.
niment OF all moral and religious duties and enio;n
strict regard for those obs best
insure an easy and becoming department.
fne following table exhibits more extensive
OF studies than is generally offered for the ed
account OF tho belief that many parents will consider
them essential to complete education
OtthograPhy, Arithmetic
~ .;,;ng' Bookkeeping,
English Grammar, Geometrv.
Elcsuti9n, ssa nsi'i Philosophy,
DeHes Lettres, Chemistry,
sipetoary Style, The Greek, Latin, French.
ancient and Modern khs- Italisn and Spanish Lam
tory. euneea
Geography, with the use Vocal and instrnme,,,,
OF Globes and Maps, Music.
astronomy, Drawing and Pnip,,rv
Natural History, Dancing,
Botany.
The Richmond Female Seminary viii be opened
M .Io mouse on i2th street, once occupied by the
waited and RETIRED location in the city can better
afford the necessary accommodation.
TERMS.
board ior the scholastic year of 10 months, $500
Tuition in oil the English branches, An
Extra charges regulated by those Of other sci:,ls
APphcauon IN person or by letter, will receive
prompt attention. ma es-fIot
WILLIAM d. MARY COLLEGE.
A>hE summer Examination Of the Glasses in l,his
lns. and terminate on Saturday, the Sd of July Pa.
rents, Guardians and all others interested in the I'm
| stitution, are invited to be present.
ORDER OF THE EXAMINATION.
Mo may the 2sth inst School of Ancient Langua
ges-(fhe examination in this department will cont,
nue. during the week, in the afternoon
tuesday the 2sth.-Moral Philosophy, School Of
Modern Languages, (Italian and Spani.h.)
mical do o''''' o''
Thursday July the ist-Metaphysical Class, Sc
nior Mathematical do. ~
Friday the 2nd.-Philosophical Class, Schoo, ot
Modern Languages, (French)
Saturday the 3d.-Junior Mathematical Class
~, 49, c. De La PENA, Secry.
The Visitors Of the College of William + Mary are
hereby notified that their annual meeting will bc
held at their Council Chamber on Nonda the 9Th NJ
July next, at which time they are most earnestly uyi
ted to attend 30. MCANDLISH, Rector.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
PLANTERS arc respectfully informed, TINT all
Tobacco consigned to us for the future shall be
received INTO the Ware House free Of Jrayare from
qucstcd, by W &'r piTpT "on 'c-
'r 'o-2a"i0a IC1ycc.ors SScb!UoS5
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9eNctt011 RaIe1.
" DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
DRY GOON0

N DAVENPORT. ALLEN n CT
DRY GOODS
On TUESDAY, tie 18th in.s.. =, N o..,.., a.
ouf Auctsou Rooms, without resevve ). ~
cases white and brown linen aim
DO white and striped jeans
DO Bafistc and betiste dre,.sS
I do silk suspenders
90 plain and figured bombszetts, Rhodes 3.
DO blue and black MIXED saa,inesy =
DO black Canton bdkfs
pieces blue broad cloth
q do fancy and black csssmer,
do Cadet mixed broadcIosh
100 gross mites for ladies dresses
10 dozen ladies white silk boso
10 do white thread gloves
IS 90 mounted watch sibbous
90 do watch guards
70 do black sewing silk
case silk umbrella
do do parasols
Back and colored nofcnccs, black he'll .;bboru,
Black silk vcsing, Ga and "a table disncr
Checks, &c. s@P0
l case ivory combs, fine and pocket
do imit.iion shell, top combs
20 pieces osnabprgs
rs bales shigtings and sh>etjnp,
terms a sale. go ID. A. & Co A.rfs
lel2 oO' nscS'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
NEW YORK LINE

Ladies' Embroidered Cotton Hose.
A FEW dozen ladies' lace worked and embroider-
"A ed white cotton hose, Of new and elegant STYLE
opening this morning, at JENKINS
je II Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

Pew wanted.
WANTED apev, or half of 4 pew, on the ground
w floor of the Monumental Church-apply 10 the
Editors Of this paper. ye n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
RIRGo

making season ct Machurnps, rs miles from
k,cbmond, sta very lsw price for q horse of Lis
pure biocd One of Ricgos colts was trained this
opgng being three years old. and distinguished her.
cing tho held at the first heat, rs was thougbt bv
many RieGo was out Of Highland Mary, who was
out OF Csstianari, the dam of SIR Arcby.
juno i2-iaw5t IT, DAVIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

FOR RENT,
E:: My Tepement at tho Northeast corno,
liii; OF ii and 9Th streets, on which there ia a
- foomy and convenient dwelling house, and
the necessary out houses. The lot il spacious anJ
well enclosed. Immediate possession can be had.
Jeo-sawt ROBERT POLLARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

DIED-on Friday night IN Petersburg, Mr. THomis Do
we'll known and highly respected s OF the firm
Of Ewing Dobe Of this city tie p'ous christian aud
o good citizen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

Tickets %, halves 3, quarters I so.
,u.u DISMAL Swamp Lottery, No. 8.
WIZ oe draw on Saturday, the 25th inst -Capi
tals' Si2'5O0 5000, i,086, and 10 Of 900. 400
3oo, 2Oo &c &c.-Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters /
a orders from the country promptly attended To-
" "a. The Grand Capital Of $4,000
CT, % on do do $500
Sold within few days at this Office.
Je 10 YATES g. M'JNTYRE
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TO UNDERWRITERS

y OINDIIN L n N Ems.
DkOPOSALS will be received on the ats, q,
- June, for building tho West wing of tho new
eu'hcc at HamPden Sydney College This wing Is to
DC similar, IN all respects, to the Eas, wing, which
the building. a'' ''i
RICHARD " vENABLE.,
JAMES MADISON, Cop,m;,,,.,
J. p. CUSHING,
juno l2-1aw2tc
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NEW YORK LINE.

"a NEW YORK LINE.
HIN For New York. the regular packet
AM schr. RICHMOND PACKET. Bunn
KNAPP, master, will sail on or before
Thursday next. For freight passage, having supe
in the Dock or to " '01'1
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
june lat W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Richmond Packet, Knapp, o days from New Yo,t
with sundries, TO Davenport, Allen co, Mitchell ri
Wash, BsgwcII Smith r. Hanna, Wadsworth e. Williams
Rogers Harrison, Myers Baldwin, Ives co, hsiby
W. w Gait, r Bray, Yale g. Duncy, Lancaster Denby
Puncy, " Gordon, e. James co, OTIS Dunlop g. CO.
I'M q Willis Rob johnson son. aud beer, maekerel &C.
10 master.
SAILED,
sehy Indcpendeucs. Hooper, for Bs'rnorc with coal
NEW YORK, juno 11-Cieared, scbr. freedom, Robin.
sco, R'cbrond; Dandy, Cc,c, &,
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Belmont County, State Of Ohio, }

A. 28h yuay, 1890. {
mr. "Ii.n W. Gn.r, Of ,ecity of Richmond, in Deeem
DOR last was instructed in the business of ring DR. Inn
invaluable ointment by me. proprietor Of the pa,en,
s III. We That Mr. Gray has done much good promo
high e,tmonas of its efficacy thereby greatly seryns ,bs
; , 2, suffering humanity Believing him well acqusnted
WIN the business and highly worthy patronage DO with
peeusr pleasure, ask for him the support the public
ID NATH SlIEptJERh p.,.,,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

TT Richmond, 18th June 1880
o!os me peculiar pleasure inform the public tina,
- 10 now on hand, aud made arrangements 10 Neon ,un
TX " nnent prepared by Dr. William Judkins btrseIf
sn .. os a. Mount Pleasant Jefferson County Ohio-By
~,h this gentleman shall have the erci,,ipc
p n OF siing has invaluable Ointment in all Vrsinis
south OF the Blue Ridge Mountain " ~ Virginia
IN rom d. Judkns, dated the 7,h instant inform. me-
S.w %a further supply, which will reach me in
Twin, ny nea shall lay his certificate tho public
q, nv h ent prepared by him myseO can be obtained
it should be applied. WA =" " WEI GR on winch
near the Post Once
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
No Combination and a Free Trade.

ap 26-2awtds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

I'M besides great number of smaller Prizes.
, P1esetS O. halves -, quarters 1I-for sale a,
Capital Prize of $1,000 was sold and paid at siah,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1880.

The Buffalo Road.--We had imagined that this
huge road done with, at least for the present
but on Thursday It was revived in the House of Rep
resentatives, by motion of Judge Spencer to re-
consider the vote rejecting it. This motion was
carried, 90 to 81, and then by vote of 95 to So,
the bill laid the table until the next session.
IF we understand the secret history of this pro-
ceedng, it was this: The friends of State Rights
like Mr.. Carson) boosted complete victory--when
some of those who doubted the cxpcdiency of this
particular road, but recognized the right 10 make it,
voted for reconsideration. that false impression
should go forth Perhaps Mr.. Carson and others,
may sec in the transaction, the wisdom of tic old
adage-"not TO halloo before you get out of the
woods" Their eXutation has brought that to life,
which was in a fair way TO die. We insert the pro-
cceding and the vote from the Journal of Friday.
BUFFALO ROAD.
Mr.. a. SPENcER moved reconsideration of the
vote of yesterday. by which the bill to construct a
road from Buffalo to New Orleans, was Yesterday
rejected.
Dir. POLK moved the indefinite postponcmcnt of
the motion to reconsider.
Mr.. TRgzvANT asked for the ayes and noes.
The CHAiH decided that the motion for indefinite
postponeBent was not in order.
Mr.. LUMPKiN asked for the ayes and noes on the
question of reconsideration, and they were ordered
Mr. GoRHAM moved that the House do now adj
iourn, and asked for the ayes and noes, which was
refused.
The motion to adjourn was neeatived
Dir. THOMPSON Of Georgia, moved a call Of the
House. Ayes 70, noes i02.
So the motion was ncgatyed