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Sept. "a.
A l.. Bolts & CHARLES I. Bolts, ut.
As TOR.NEYS ct LAW.-The Subseiibers will

a l.. BOLTS & CHARLES L. BOTTS, Mt
Ne TOR.NEYS at LAW.-The Subscribers will
mond. They promise faithful and digent attention To
any business entrusted to them. A. i BOTS.
Gil. T. BOTTS
A. L. Bolts proposes 10 establish in the city Of Rich
mond General Agency Office in come ion with the
practice OF the Law-io collect cl.ms and to secure
debsto effect sales Of stock OF all descriptions, pub
cIy privateIy-to procure loans OF money, and to
dispose Of the same In every instance ths commits
siops will be moderate.
The subscriber would he glad 10 draw deeds OF con
veyaDces, and in trus, deeds to act as Trustee.
Any person having claims Of doubtful character
would do well to apply to him TO have them arranged,
and that IL they please, condi'ionallyiD any matter OF
diff Guilty, able egai advice will be procured without
additional charge.
Having extensive acquaintance In the Slate,
those wishing 10 lend borrow OF money would
do well to apply to bim-This be Zone free of pos
age, and il suitably negot ated loss or iDcooVe
nience be sustained. Every honorable eSsrfion
far The subscriber il concerned in sny transaction
entrusted to bin by seller buyer borrower lender
Having been fOt.ihe last Ten years member OF tbs
Council OF Virginia, be has necessarily become CONVEX
wi The subject OF land claims for TeuIution-
airy services Such claims will be attended to for the
conditional compensation of fourth If obtained
ttng II net allowed In atsi dug TO such claims he
will be aided by gentleman Of much experience and
who has devoted much time to The same.
Attached TO his office will b. ajii he'd, IL desired
by the citizens cf Richmond and its vicinity Road.
log Room aud Exchange Office, under the management
OF suitable person; an J wherever agent auc.
loneer Of soy description may be employed, due care
will be observed.
The above establishment, will 20 into operation the IT,
Of April mex, earlirrand II So due notice will he
given. A l.. Bolts.
Feb 26. 95-wA
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FEN0 Ferdinand Mor,hsne.--You will please TO take
u notice Thai shall, on tbs 2Oib day OF April next,
at Parker Hotel IN Lancaster, Penn, between the
hours OF o'clock and IT, proceed to take the dcpo
silions Of the ssid Hatcher and William S. Armstrong
to be read as evidence 10 suit d-pendog in tn
Hastings Court Of ths City Of Richmond, in which
am plaintiff end you are defendant IL from any
cause, the said dispositions rot taken on tie day
Aforesaid, shall continue at The same place from day
to day until they are taken. You're, &c;
a. ARMSTRONG.
March H. lo5- 1d
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NOTICE.
March %.

HNRANCIS j. SMITH wishes TO inform his
"a Try friends, IS well as those OF the City, tina,
from and after the first of April next he may be found
10 the House on Main Street, lately occupied by Mr..
A. w. Noting, next door above Messrs. l.. Webb &
Co., fronting the Dry Good Stores of Msssrs J. p Tay
or, Lee & Cowles, and Bnford, Brooks & Co., pre-
pared 10 offer them very general assortment Of prime
Groceries, TO the examination OF which, he respectful
Iy invites their atten6on.-Ofd from bis former
toners punc,ualIy regarded.-The present firm of
Smith and johnson, by mutual consent, will he dssov
ed about that time. March 22. lost
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a GREEABLY to an order OF tho Director VI the
IA Rvsnoa Navigation Company, notice Is hereby
given that each stockhoder in said company, pay into
the hands Of the Treasurer, the 10Th dsy OF April
nex twenty dollars cash share OF stock, in addition
to calls already made. DANL p. CARR, sec'Ty
March 10 I04-w4w
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IHUMNo U' FNLI 4 IN I'M
Alexandra, Feb. "a 9l-3law-w8m

VIRGINIA AT Superior Cour, of Cnanesty.
v holden at the Capitol, in ,ha City Of Richmond,
the 14'b day 81 Feb. 1881
Edward w. Smih h., Ph.
agans,
Beverly Smith, adm'or de bonis non OF VIM Smith,
dec, end 10 his right, Daniel Weisger, adm'or de
bonis non OF Washington Watts, dec, aud the said
Danisl Weisger and S,ieinors his wife, William Watts
aud Smith Il. Sansrd, children ami heirs OF Elizabeth
M. SIsnard, dec, aud Edmund Loekeu, Sheriff Of
Chesterfield, and Admor OF Beverly G. Stanard, dec
DeIdts.
This cause cam on this day to he further heard,
the papers formerly real, end the report OF Commits
sioner Amos Ladd made pursuant to he order OF the
18th day Of June, 1926, with additional exceptions
ahereo, by The defendant Weisger, filed by leave OF
The Court, and argued by Counsei On considers
ton whereof the Court doth recommit the said report,
with the exceptions Aforesaid to the same Commission
err Tor him TO consider and report bereUpoD, he paying
the cost occasioned thereby. Copy. Trsie,
VIM. G.. PEN DLETON, c.
Commandments Office, Richmond March IZh 1881.
TIE parties interested will pea,e take notice, that
have appointed the 23d day Of May next, 10 commence
the duties required Of me by The sforegoing order OF
The Court on which day, Al 9 o'clock, A. Nj. they
are required to atspd al my Office with authenticated
copies Of the necesssy papers, ready for examination
add re'tlement. AMOS LADD, NC
March %. lO5-w5v
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NATILLiAM q. JoNEs--ATroRNEY AT LAW
w hAs located hmselfst Chesterfield Court
House, and Offers his professional TO his friends
and the pubic. He Will attend regularly the County
and Superior Courts Of Chesterfield, Powhstsn, and
Amelia All business entrusted TO him shall receive
prompt and puncsusl attention.
Msreh 99-w2m
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MOTlCE.-The subscriber, formerly Of Petersburg,
IN Va, haviog connected himself with Mr.. Henry
Butler OF New York. will hereafter transact the whoe
sale dry goods business in that City, at No. 6, Cedar
near Pearl Street, under the firm OF BowERs & Bur.
LER where he invites his old friends and
call and him-Ther facilities such, that they
will be able to sustain fair competition with their
neighbours HENRY G. BOWERS
New York, March 10. l02-9t
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MHARSHAL'S SALE Of valuable City Property
lXE and Hanover L ,nds. Pursuant 10 a desrea OF

MM ARSHAL'S SALE Of valuable City Property
1v1 and Hanover l. ,nds Pursuant 10 a desree Of
the Superior Court of Caancery for the Richmond
District pronounced the 9th day of February 1881
in the cases Of Monsure vs.. MarshalI's heirs, and
April next, (s3i) at IL o'clock, at the City Court
House. OF the City Of Richmond. Getty HalD offer for
sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash.
the interest Of William Marshall, 10 the two half
Lots with The improvements thereon, 10 the said City,
situated at the intersection of AMI 4h sire ets, and
lately occupied by Judge peterborough, and now by
Mr.. George Greenhow. And on Wednesday following,
Qbe 81 b April, 1872 at Hanover Court House, at
the hour OF IL o'clock, shall offer for sale, in like
manner the interest OF said MARSHALL into and to the
tract of land Of about 600 acres said county,
Scochtown, belonging to the estate OF his father Viii
liam Marshall, decd and in which property the widow
Is entitled to dover.
]. GUERRANT, NJ. s. C. C. r.. D.,
Or one Of his Deputies.
March %. los ids
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a1hs ENQUIRER published twice. week generally and
rice tho hereofere Five Dollars pe annun payable in
advance Of chartered specie banks (ony) will be
payment Tho Editors will safety OF
hitting by mailthe postage OF all being paid BY tho
writer's -
ar paper WILDE tho discretion Of the
1ditors) until all arrcarages have been paid .
Whoever will OF nine papers shall
have the tenth GRATIS. -.
1 Onesquare OR LEss-Firstnse 7Scents-eachcon
isuaace, 50ccnts. . -
until has either boon paid
Asssmed by in this city, or its environs
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* WALTER JEwSON, DENTIST, tenders hi,
~ professional services to the ladies aud geni.e-
men oil Richmond and its vicinity. He sets from
single tooth to whole set pia es or pvots,
VIZ human, porcelain Or hypopotamus. Any opera
ion requisite to preserve and beauufy the teeth will
be dcne on m derate terms. He would further sug-
ses mat from connection With scientific gspbe-
man at the North. he is enabled to insert artificial
eyes, which will often escape Diet, c,ion upon minute
examination.
Office on Main Street. directly opposite the aier.
chants Coffee House, where he may be COO suited 70
e':onai'y, every day in the week, between 10. A M
This is to certify, that bIr. G. Walter Jswson, Dem
Isl, has made himself perfectly acquainted viii the
theory and practice Of Dental Surgery under my in
shucton aud advice-snd IL affords me pleasure TO
cay, that he is fully qualified to form every variety
OF operation upon the teeth, aud deserves the cont
dence and patronage Of the public. G. MUNRoE:
Surgeon Dentist.
A. The request of Mr.. C. Walter Jewson, re was
examined on those points of Anatomy, involved 10 the
practice oil Dentistry, and satisfied us, that he as
THOMAS NELSON, MD
X. w. CABELL, M. ID.
At Mr.. Walter Jewson's request, l have examined
him on the Anatomy OF the head and do not hesita to
express my sati.f with the result AID my belief
IN lis acquaintance with II.
JAMES BEALE. NJ. d.
Having received the services OF Mr.. G. Walter Jew
con, in Dental Surgery, aud been highly pleased with
them, would recommend him to those who may need
or desire similar services.
w. M. RIvEs. of Campbell.
/ would recommend Mr.. G. Waiter Je wson to my
friends and the public skillui Dentist, having
c.ived HE professional services, which given with
the greatest ease aud delicacy. G. r. HALLAM.
Mr.. G. Walter Jewson has rendered the his profess
siGaal services TO my entire Satisfaction. So FAR as
can Judge, be is a skilful Dentist. and merits public
patronage. GEO. WRIGHT, OF Essex.
have received Dental services from Mr. q. Walter
Jewson, and being perfectly satisfied with. them,
would recommend him to the public as gentleman
worthy OF notice. ID. 8. MOSBY.
Having experienced the professional skill Of MIR. G..
Walter Jewson, Dentist, lake great pleasure in
staicE, that he operated TO my sasfdcton, and have
ne hesiation in recommending him public patronage.
J. GARLAND, OF NeLoo.
March %. l05-w3t
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
" The undersigned have associated themselves. for
the purpose Of ransacting general Auction and Com
mission business, under the style and hrm Of Lancaster
DENLY & CO-They are prepared to receive goods ard
produce Of every description consignment, which,
advances will be made, II requred-They also ten.
der their services the public for the sale Of real
tate, sc. LANCASTER s. DENNY,
March To- 1O2-l2t EDWIN ROBINSON
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March %.

MMARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue OF n decree OF
lyB he Superior Court Of Chaoce'y tor the Fred
ercksburg District, in cause therein depending be-
tween,
against
Richard NJ Ssgar, AIm'or. with the will annexed
Of VIM. Segar, deed Penelope Seg1r, " idow OF The
said w iliam. aud other ID eits.
shall proceed to sell for cash BE- fore Thomss reefs
Tavern, in the OF UrbapDa in the couuty OF Mid
diesex, the 25h day OF Ap,l nex, the tract OF land
whereo of WIN. Segar died. seized and possessed, eon-
raining two hundred aud TWEEN y-6ve more or
less, subjec, 10 he widows dover therein.
CHARLES l.. WlNGFIELD,
March % l05-l3," NJ. d,
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MNARSHALS SALE OF CITY PROPERTY
lvM Pursuant TO decree OF the Superior Court Of
Chancery, TOR the Richmond district, pronounced on
the Ia day OF February 1881, in the OF Peers
Vaughan s. Co. shall 90 Tuesday the 18th day OF April
1881, at IL o'clock, A. M. offer for sale at public aue-
ton,t the Premises to the highest bidder for cash.
all the right title AMI interest Of Jesse G. Vaughan
in and TO the lot, in the proceedings mentioned, num-
bered $50; this lot is situated second street,, on
Shocke Hill, in the city OF Richmond, and has i'm
prove menis on il.
GUERRANT, NJ s. C C. r. d.
or one IF his Deputies.
March H. I0l-tds
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n UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
H. Notice il hereby given that allthe cells in this in
dtution are occupied, and that no more patients will
bs received until some of the said cells vacant
due notice Of which will be given. By order Of the
Court of Directors. L. HENLEY
Nav rs. 4-u
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call and him-Their facilities are SUCH that they
neighbours HENRY G. BOWERS
New York, March 10. l02-9t
LNOR SALE.-The Coal Pits formerly known by
II the name of Graham's Coal Pits.-By virtue
Of Deed Of Trust made TO Daniel Call, and the
aud recorded in the county Court Of Goochland,
cure the payment Of debt due from the said Edmund
Anderson TO Walter Dunn Executor Of the last will
and testament of John Graham, Decd, will be sold on
the 18Th dav Of April next to the highest Sdder for
ready money Haiiam's Hotel, 10 the City of Rich
nond, the tract OF land lying and being on James
RIVER in the county of Gooehland, and of vrgi
nis and described in the said Deed Of Trust, con-
taining uine hundred and eighty two acres and one
quarter Of acre, be- the same more ess-The III
tie 10 believed TO be good; but selling trustee shall
deed. DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON,
MarehI2. lol-tds Trustee
STAGE NOTICE-The Mail Coach win hereafter
- leave Petersburg for Halifax, Tarboro' and Ra-
leigh on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at A.
Halifax the ext days, at A. NJ. arrive at Tarboro
p NJ in time for the Passengers to take the Nor.
folk line for Fayettsville.-At Enfield Coach will
Coach for Raleigh and arrive the latter place the
evening.-By these routes the passengers obtain
the necessary rest each night. The NeD Orleans
Nail line OF Post Coaches, leaves Petersburg for
burg, and Raleigh daily, at p. nj. and arrives al
Fayetteville, in 40 hours.
THE PRoPRIEToRs.
Petersburg Stage Office, March IL. l0l-l2t
NKIASHlNGrON TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA.
Wv Mrs. CHAMBERS having declined keeping the
Wayne Tavern in this place, the subscriber, late OF
Waynesboroagh has been induced lease this
sive Establishment formerly kept by Mr.. James Ed
mondsoa for term of years. and takes pleasure in
nouncing to his friends and the public that it is now
open for the reception of company. The house is in
excellent rePair-and having been furnished in supe-
ror style, and provided with the best and ma
feria modal he nIede
himself that by unremitng attention to business
tire satisfaction will be given to all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs Porter X Belden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandotte, will henceforh stop this
house; which will afford to passengers bound to any
the Virginia Springs other points westward, the
speedy opportunity OF enrance-To which subject the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb. 26. 96-U i. HARTMAN.
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Talua1Ie property u Washington Csty. for sale o.

Valuable property in Washington City, for sale or
exchange for Young Negroes.
EHITHER one, two, three, or -FOUR Houses and Lot',
IA 10 central aud thriving part Of the City, now
under rent. and paying an interest upon near $s0Oo-
all 10 good repair. The owners having eye to the
West. will give bargain 10 one or more Of the Hou-
sss aud Lots, 10 suit purchasers. Those wishing to
buy or trade requested to call and judge Tor them
selves-four or five negroes will be taken for good
House and Lot. The large slave holders Of Virginia
and Maryland. and others wishing to buy or trade are
invited 10 address (post Paid) A. SHEPARD.
March Is. l02-2aW6w
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RHARSHALL'S SALE OF CHESTERFIELD
I'VE LAND.-Pursuant to decree OF the Superior
Court IL Chancery for the Richmond District, pro
bounced the III day Of January, 1881, 10 the case
o, Bays Ea'or us Archer, g.; SHALL on Saturday
the 81 day OF April 1881, at IL O'Clock A NJ. on the
premises, offer for sAle at public auction, to the high
bidder TOR cash. the act OF land meutiooed In the
proceedings in the said cause, TO wi: tract Of land
lying 10 the County OF Chesterfield, nsar the court
house, and adjoining the iau!s OF William W!nires,
James Niece and LEONARD Nunnally, containing 2Si
acres, more or less-whish sold by L Twin w.
PouJexi to Robt. p. Archer in 1927.
J. GUERRANT, NJ s. S. C. C. d.
OF his deputies.
March 47-tts
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House, Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, Gid.
ing, SC.

YHNHE subsciiber truly grateful for the patronage he
h has received during the last ten years, respect
fully informs the citizens Of Richmond, and the pu tlic
generally, that he has taken great of pains
feet himself in his profession and invites them to call
at his cid stand, next door to the Compiler office, and
examine his limitations Of wood and marble
Orders from the country in his line attended to.
de c.L4. Gift c. w. McGINNESS.
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I'D ICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-The Sub
q scribers offer for sae, at their Office, ShockG
Warehouse, the following goods made al their Factory
A Cotton Sheefings
81 do Shirtings
Stout Cotton Oznd6lrgS, 20 inches toide
find a general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods are believed to be equal in quality to
any made in the United States, aud will be cold low
goods of similar quality be purchased in the Nor
tbern Markets
The highest price will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sent %. 40--tf
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NOTICE--Wss committed TO the Jail OF No,toway
IN County, Oh the IA day Of November. 1880, as a
runaway, negro man, who calls himself PEYTON,
COUSINS, and who also Gays that he born free
and that he was raised in the County of Charlotte.
He about thirty years old, nearly six feet high,
Tor black, DO particular mark recolleeted The owner
II any, is requested TO come forward, prove property
pay charges. and take him away, hs will be dealt
with according TO law.
can produce satisfactory evidence to the County Cou,
Of Nottoway that tho above named Peyion Cousins IL
entitled TO his freedom they are respectfully requested
Feb. 2s 95-wI2w Tailor Of Noltoway County.
ELARK'S THRESHING MACHINE.-We have
~ seen Doctor Csrk's Whea, and Dat Threshing
Machine. which has been 10 operation at Mr.. Lay's
Ware House In this City, during tbs last three weeks,
and have no hesitation in saying FAR surpasses any
Idea We had previously entertained Of IL.
The construction is very simple, being entirely OF
Wood and Wrought Iron, which be easily repaired
III necessary by ordinary mechanics II requirs less
power, and thresbes as clean other achine
have seen 10 use.
regards the quantity, II s evident that IL fed as
fast as the machine will dispose q II, person may
get out as much per day his hands take care Of
/. Many OF Us have engaged machines from Mr.. Lay,
1.-THE Agent,) and we recommend them to our country
friends as ehesp, economical, and useful improve
ment Richmond, February 2, 1881.
JOHN @. J0YNES, JOHN b. CLOPTON,
s s1SIn IgIdE as s Cha Sssx.
JNo CAMM POLLARD, J. ri BERNARD,
ROBERT WHITE, WILLIAM FINNEY,
EDM'D. CHRISTIAN, GEO. BOOKER,
A. CLAIBORNE, &C. MAYO
8AM'L. r. PARSONS.
The prices Of the Machine are, for one horse mower
$50, $50, and $50 and for two horses, from $50 to
SIS, according to the size preferred. At moderate
estimate, IL Is believed that the former will tbresh $50
70 ESQ., and the latter 300 10 400 bushels per day. II
perly attended. HAM Machines can be furnished Tor
Gao TO S4b
The Subscriber, az General Agent, will sell the Pa
tsnt Right for making, vending and using, In many Of
the different counties in this State, ~ and Carolina
aud Georgia: and will furnish Msebines, with with
out the horse power, deliverable here or send them TO
such other places as may be designated.
JOHN o LAY.
February 10, 1881. 66-2aw2m
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TREE-HILL RACES.

n cond Tuesday in May XII, l0h Of he month. Isi
Observation-Disclosures heas--entance Sl00-haif
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forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
John Minge, Z John NJ Bots,
o. p. Hare, Thomas Branch.
VIM. III. Minge, 9 r. Moody.
Joo. Kerby, 10 VIM. +. Wickbam,
j. nj. Selden, IL A Armstrong,
VIM. WynDe, ~ Oh. e. Graves
I'd day-Proprietor's purss-two mil. heats-$30O.
81 day-Jockey Club Purses ,000--four mile
heats.
4th Poststske-provIded four more subscr.
bers obtained at $50 EACH to be added The purse
Of $3.50
From the number Of horses expected at Tree Hill,
Il is probable during the week iner sling races
may be made and run
]. M. SELDEN, Proprietor.
N b. There Is open Sweep.ake for 3 years
od-entranee $780, subscribers requir ed-three al
ready down-to close the LIST of Applicable heats
March 29. l0S-h J. NJ s.
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S-4l.0j6 9|
CON G X T. IS.

In the Senate on Monday, tie Wee Preside. !
communicated letter from the Postmaster We
neral, which, with the accompanying documents,
was referred to the Committee on The PslW'
flee and Post-Roads, by vote Of 1910 10.
The documents consisted Of copies Of al! con-
tracts made by him or his predecessor, on When
additional allowances had been made Tor addr
tonal services; copies of all contracts eAIslIns
when his immediate predecessor came mt" Once
on which similar allowances were made, ana %
pies of all contracts made by his immediate Pr"
decessor, on which similar allowances had Oe,'
made. The letter adds, that The labor requI'
cd for the investigation of each case, on moy
than 100 routes, and making the s'a'emeA'''
besides preparing copies OF about i4oo eontra's
comprising together nearly 5000 larse Io'o y
yes, has required the constant and dlll$en' ,r
vice of several clerks for about SIX months. ~,
current business of the department has been
layed. so far as could be done without produce
permanent loss; and, together with the ne"a'
ransements rendered necessary IN answer'ng"'I
several calls for information from the comt'a''
instituted BY the Senate on the 18th OF D1e'
Der, it has not been practicable, with all 'e.' ",
that could be applied, to finish the report /" '
earlier period" ,,,
MIR. Barnard submitted the following Teso'n
ton: ,f
Resolrcd, That the Committee on Na'a' ~,
fairs be instructed to inquire into the eSPeGm.u.N
of increasing the pay and emolumenl' o. h'I'
ters' Commandant in the Navy OF the Ceis4,
States; and, also, of allowing additional 'eA,
pensation to Lieutenants when acting a'r.
Eeuienants of ship of the line, frsate' or '''s
of war. according to the rate OF the 'esSeI,
Mr.. Brown. OF North Carolina, INTRODUCED
bill to reduce the duty on imported Sugar
Mr.. Brown moved to refer the bill to the .w
mittee on Commerce. The motion was feJs'''
yeas l6: nays IS. .. Il
On motion of Mr.. Johnston, of Loul'ana.
was then referred to the Committee on Manu'''
lures.
Mr.. Benton gave notice, that to-moIroS :
should ask leave to bring in bill 70 a0''''
the duty on salt. -. ri
The bill for the adjustment OF the cIal" -.
James Monroe, passed in the other liou'e.. =, "a.
read first time, aud laid on the table un% ",.,
morrow, at the suggestion of Mr.. Po'naeaa
who wished time to prepare an amendment Vi" L,s
The resolution of Mr.. Grundy, declaring =.
the Select Committee, appointed to exa exam N,
to the present condition of the Post Ofice
partment, are not authorised TO call "i'D' n,
who have been removed before them Tor ue
pose Of ascertaining the causes OF their reD'''
was again taken up.