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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-24
NEWPORT, IL. L.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, 1881.

The Address of the National Convention,
which was held in New-York on the S0th ult. to
the friends of Domestic Industry, occupies, as will
be seen, nearly every column Of this days paper.
The intrinsic merits Of this document, however,
are so important to the best interests of the coun-
try, that we do not feel ourselves called upon to
offer any apology for having thus blocked up our
space with one entire and solid mass Of matter
We most seriously recommend TO all our realers
thorough and careful perusal of this address
nor should any nd, idual be satisfied with giving
it one reading, for we feel confident that the time
would be advantageously spent, in even commit
ting every word of that address TO memory.
HENRY CLAY was elected on the 10th inst.
by the Legislature of Kentucky, as will be seen
below, a member Of the United States Senate for
six years. This is proud triumph for the nation
al Republican party The splendid talents OF Mr.
Clay may perhaps accomplish as much for his coun-
try in the Senate chamber, as they could were he
at this moment exercising the duties OF the chlei
magistracy of the Republic.
ELECTION OF MIR. CLAY TO THE
u. $. SENATE.
The Lexington (Ky.) Observer, oftho llth inst
states, that on the 10th the Hon. HENRY CLAY
was elected to the United States Senate, by a ma
ority of nine votes over Col. X. Nj. Johnson
The election was made by joint vote OF both
branches of the Legislature, and stood .hus:-
In the Senate,
For Henry Clay, Is
II. NJ. Johnson, ~
Warden Pope,
In the House Of Delegates,
Henry Clay, %
X. NJ. Johnson, 40
| 100
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WIN. IL. ATKINSON,
Respectfully gires notice,
VUNpAr he will open school for the instruction
Saesea Tca/ .MEuoec.

ATTHE CHURCH scHo LII USE,
about the 10th Of next month. The school vii
be open two evenings in week, for tho term Oh
three months, at one dollar for the whole term
or so cts per month FOR those who come IN alter
the school commences. The "MErHoDsr BAR
MoNIsr," containing a great variety OF choice
music, comprising tunes adapted to all tbs various
mc,res--toge,her with anthems and selee, pieces, J,
compiled fiom the best authors,) will be furnished
for the use of the school without any additional
charge Those who wish TO attend VIII please
leave their numcs with tile rubscIibcr ms above,-
ot ut the office Of the HERALD 90 rhE TINES
u no, 10. 1891.
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The Georgia Legislature has met, and
Wilson Lumpkin declared to be elected
Governor by majority ,442 votes over
&. II. Gilmer, late Governor.
The Secretary of the Treasury has directed that
the syrup introduced into New-Oreans to evade the
sugar duty, be entered as liquid Sugar. lie JUS
titles the seizure by the Collector.
The Gigate Constitution (old "Ironsdcs'') is to
be the first vessel to enter the Dry Dock at Charles
town, Mass.
/ We learn from the Boston Transcript, that the
Aims House a, bingham, Mass, was destroyed by
fire on Saturday morning. All the inmates were
removed.
H GEoRGIA IALEGrsLAruPH.-Mr Crawford ha'
been reelected one of the Circuit Judges. MIR
Dougherty takes the place Of Judge Clayton.
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The BENZ FRANKLIN, Capt. F. $. BUNKER
d" PRESIDENT, II. s. BUNKER,
&" BOSTON, own. CoMsroCK,
VENIlE respective Companies having formed a
n Daily Line between Providence, Newport
and New-l York, will commence running on the isi
of Nov. in the following ORDER
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN leaves Providence on
Tuesdays and fridays-Nov |, 1, :, ~, 10, TO-
%, 25, 29.---Leaves New-iork on " eunes-
days and Saturdays.-Nov. ?, ., - iZ' TO- '''
%, 26, 80.
| PRESIDENT leaves Providence on Mondays
and Thursdays--Nov.3 3, Z, 10, IA, IL, ~, ga
rs, ,---Icayes New-lork Tuesdays ana FIJI
days-No,, 4, 5, IL, l5, is, 22, 20, ~.
BOSTON leaves Providence on Wednesdays
and Saturdays--No. 2, 5, 9, IL 10, 10, 70, 20,
ao.---I caves New-York on Mondays aud Thurs
Idays-Noy 8, 7, 10, Ia, II, 2l, "a, 2s'
.. The regular hour of starting from Proyi-
.d.nce is. in future at ~ O'Clock nj. aud from ~
York, at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
,r-ys These splendid Steam-packets are each
propelled by two separate low pressure Engines, o
great power, and heavy copper boilers, oi the mos
approy cd construction.
it-P ;UJDThe Boats will touch at the Long
Wharf, in Newport. to receive and land possen
gers. Carriages always IN waiting upon the'
arrival.
I nov 10Th, 1881,
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A D.MLNTSTR.ATOR'S .NOTICE.-Ihe
IA undersigned has been appointed Admmh'ra-
tor on the estate of capt JAMES EAsroN, late of
Newport, deceased, and therefore requests all per-
tons having claims against said estate, to present
them for settlement those indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment 10
HENRY \. CRANsToN, .fdiar.
nov. 7. 1911 on Est Jamts EGStOn.
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Auett0us,
.ADJMLNISTRAT SALES.

4 Olt - ACJILGo.
DURsUANT to authority derived from the Su-
- preIne Judicial Court, there will be sold at
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
the 9th day Of December next, at IL O'Clock, AM.
all the right, title and interest Of which Edward
Simmons, late Of the town and county Of New
port died seized, in and TO the following Estates
viz.
A lot Of land with a two story dwelling
house thereon standing, situated near the store Of
Michael Freedom, esq. and fronting on Tanner-st
the house will accommodate two families.
also,
| Seventeenth parts of an undivided lot df land,
situate nearly opposite the Hay scSlss, and 'front.'
ing Oh Spring-street.
Immediately otier,
J lot Of land with large Backsmith's shop,
barn and chaise house thereon-fonting on Broad
street, and extending in the rear 10 Mill-sreet.
HENRY Y. CRANsToN, .4dm'r.
on Est. Edcayd Simmons.
/ Newport, nov Sd, 1881
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~ O.h.MISSION'ERS' NOTICE.--The
q subscribers having been appointed by the
of the creditors against the estate Of MARTHA
ScoTT, late Of said Newport, single woman, dec.
represented insolvent; and six months from the
date hereofbeing allowed for receiving said claims,
we will attend at the Office of Henry \. Crailson,
on the I'd and Sd Saturdays III April next, at o.
clock p IN. fot the purpose aforesaid
$:s:s $.:::. ;s:s 1S:;s:*, AS;s:s; !; :::s
All persons indebted to said estate requested
10 maze immediate payment TO
HENRY \. CKANsToN, .4dm'r.
nov. 7, 1881.
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NEW LIN ID.
SUPERIOR CA.MBLETS, sc
JOHN r, TOWNSEND,

HAS just received aud offers for sale cheap,
a Indigo blue cambets; worsted plads; pom
gees; fashionable silks; superior horsesin gloves; I;
ladies' fine Vigonia; worsted & silk hosiery; meri-
no shawls Of all sizes; pougee, silk, flag Italian
blk. silk hii's; one bale good Russia diaper crash,
Sc good pelisse wadding; col d. cambricks; mer'-
nos; circassians, great variety.
my I'd
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MEMORANDA.

Left at Newbern, (N. c.) 10th, sch. Jarvis
Brown SEQ, for this port.
Soop Albany, Vars, arrived at Ncw-iork on
Tuesday last, 8 DIS. from this port; do. soop Geo.
L. Mary, Coblcigh, fm do.
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SACRED MUSIC,

will commence about the Ist of December at Mr..
Towers Aca,emy-two evenings in each week.
for three months--at ~ 25 cts. for each subscri-
ber, books furnished grats.-'rhose who wish to
attend the school, will please leave their names at
the Store Of the Subscriber, soon-as no scholar
can be admitted after the school has commenced.
nov. Sd, 1881, II. MAkSH, jr.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

VWNHE subscriber respectfully informs the La
II dies and Gentlemen Of Newport, that his
=, hnnl inr The instruction. of
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borne, Green. Essiey, Donn. Car.kador
Williams Of Harrison. Dyer. Atkinson. Sen
pJe, 10. t.0css, (saltsher. sunners, Pollard
King wiilisns. Hsys. Lawson. Cald~ ell. Por
de xter. Street. t.Udgin-. Newman. Good,
Watts. BilIiog>ly. Vswters. Preston. one
rsii. Cosoo", Garland of Nelson. Jacobs. p.t
r04s, Davis. Adams. H'a<r. wnchet, swan
son, Miller of Po~hsssn, Zinn, yenstJ-
Shield, Tyler. Hsrs, A'Sshon, Lewis. A.
sndev. kiisore, Gate~ood, Mobenr-, ,,unn.
Gillespie. M'Co,. Keller. Macisrl.nd. RI.
therfoord-S
On motion of Mr.. Brodnax, tie bl.
was recominitted.
The bill ~ abolish the Board ol Pub.
lie Works, MAS read q third time.
On the question Of the passage Of the
bill, some debate took place, and on
motion of Mr.. Davissop, the ave, and
noes were ordered, and the question
Was decided in the Affirmative by the
following vote-ayes -, noes 46.
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lying on the south side Of the road LEAD
ing from Charlestown 10 tliie e. Newcv
ners Mill. AZ least one hundred acre,
OF this hand are well simbered. tits eon,r
nientiy situated 10 some Of the best ner
chant mills ~ the county. The improve
mesis spon this property are n good and
comfortable Brick House. with other o.,
buildings PLEASANTLY and beslthfully s,tust
ed: Nth 81 abundance Of good springs.
One third Of the purchase money vii
De feqa'sed on the ist Septemher. 1881
one third on the Isl September. 1882, and
the balance IN two equal annual payment,
fhe purchaser can have immediate pos
session. No title will be given until the
brat paynsnt be made. There is no psrs
OF this property under cultivation ~ IRE.
sent. HEIRS or JNO. DOWNEY
March 10, 1891.
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From the RIehmond Paper,.

SATURDAY. MACH 10.
message was received from the sen.
ATE. informing that they had agreed "a
ih~ amendments proposed by the House
~ Delegates % their stnendfnenis 70 the
ball regulating the sppoisI1seai Of Clerk.
Of Courts. aod the tenure of thar Offices
Nj williams Of Shenandsah. from the
Commiiiee Of the GeoeFal Laws, report.
ed tavOrably on the amendments OF the
Senate 70 the btu 70 provide against the
abuse Of the bridges ACROSS the Potomac
and Shenandoah Rivers ~ Harpev, Fer
~. snd oves The James River a. Carriers
viile.-Agyeed to
Mr. Williams Of 3 from the same Com.
mi,iee. reported fsvorably 90 inc amend
HeSis sf the Sesaic 10 the hill to provide
more eneeluaIly foS the holding Of The ~.
naming spring sessions 81 the existing So
Pe''or Courts 81 Law. The amsadnsnts
veEs agreed 70.
Mr. Leigh, fFoa the Commiftse Of
Courts Of Justice. reported Wish amend
men's. The b'h requiring aeeoaass sf sal.
made under esseOiisn TO Ne returned %
the clerks sff~s. Sc. 4. aIso ore.es,.d
bih 70 amend the act rsdacise is,o ga,
ihe several Ssis concerning ~ Court of
Appeals, and Special Court Of AppsaIs
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Valuable Jefferson Land

hE subscriber, as The sgeH, snd suor
ney ut Thomas Fs"ssx, Esq OF Ale4.u
a's' of'ets foT ssie ibss vsiusble estsie IN Del
'e'Ho" county Virginia. called "TaE Hlp
nITass," consisting of
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hrge proportion ~ which 10 IN timber OF
'hs hnsss quality. The sdvan,sRes possess
ed ~ tbs property sse very great. t,ing
Near the PosoDse snd Shenandoah river. I,
= IN the Sieisi'y ~ he lsrge rsills erected o.
thess s'Feans. wbiIsa ~ the facilities for ttsn.
por'ing re produce 90 market, 20 be derive
noin The Chesapeake sDd ohio C:snsl. DO
sne hai0Hose Hell hoad. wiIi be enjo,e,l b,
70 the highess degree. There y .ic
SOD eons'ant sties1 ~ eater rnnn;ng throotl
me tFset. # such magnitude that n s.ppl',
several valuable Hills before u teseh.s a.
'and' There sse slso several fiso Esse s,ors
sprngs on the etis'e. The eIrased land !,
high safe 81 eul'ivstiOn. cod the fences ,,e
good. Possession esn be had irnrn.d;s,,h
The 'esias viii be accommodating. .rd
,ovsd advantageous 10 do So. the ,r.e: ,sit
DC divided into two psgts 10 salt purcisser
Az sppbos''ons 10 be made ts ~. ,ussef
pe'. reading II Cbsrlessows. Jsfe,son saun
W Va JOSEPH r. DAUcflERTY.
Psb ~. is3i.--M
o. rorrh light. n.xrrs.owu. Jo.,,si L.
,,sscf, =. hsr.id, Presl~visk, sfd. s.d ~
isan sod Nirgiuisn, Winehe.str. VI. ,,.eyt ~,
y s,isrr -oek, times, I'D ssssa sksir sssssa,.
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The proceedings Of Iharsdav. in
me House ofDelegates, would present,
N the details, but little To- intsreat the
reader although good deal Of bust
ness was done. A communication vas
received from the President Of the q.
states. which stated, that, Instead Of
that government being indebted to Vir.
gina. this state stands charged uDon
che Treasury books 9Th the ssm ~
biOO.S7S. But u 10 stated, by tbose
familiar with the sobjeet, that since m.
adjustment Of those accouats, Virniu,.
- entitled TO credit for other disbars~.
msnfs.
An effort was made. and repeated
on Friday, 10 introduce q bill, giving
power to che er-o0Gcio members oG the
Board Of Public Works. to carry into
ehee' the acts authorizing sa6scriD
Tons, on the part Of the state, to tke
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T>HE subscriber will offer for sale. on
Il Mosdsy the 9Th Of April neat. ava
riety Of personal property. consisting OF
Two yoke Of ~ell-trained Oxen.
Two young Mares.
One two year old Colt,
Three Mich Cows,
Some young Cattle,
Several head Of Hogs and Sheep.
Also-One superior eight day Clock,
Two pair elegant acorn Bedsteads,
Four good feather Beds and Bedding,
A number Of Chairs and Tables,
One Desk. and one mshogany Side
board-~i'h ,undry items Of Kitchen Fur
niture. AZ Y. Lyons See Bill. he uil'
oder for sale. a quantity Of oak and p,n,
ScaptIirg-osk aud pine Plank. OF sundry
sizes end lengths. A credit OF six month.
viii be given On al sums over Ave dollars.
Tor less sums. cash will be required. Pur
chasess 10 give bond and security befou
moving any property.
March 10 SAML DOwNEY.
WILL offer for sale, on the dsv nj the
- above sale, a valuable servant ru!
named BETSEY. about 20 year. Of age.
belonging TO the estate Of John Dowpry
deed. Terms made known on the day Of
sale.
ROBERT SLEMONS. Ereeutor
Of John DotCnsy. deed
March 10. 1891.
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Six valuable out Lots.

parts Of the farm Ieft by the said job.
handsome. and persona waiting such. Win
do well 10 attend the ssle. The term, OF
ssle win be. one half Of the purchase no
ney to be paid down. and The balance IN
six moths from the day Of sale. Bonds
with good security will be required Tor the
deferred payments. and the title VIII be
retained as further security.
JOHN T. COOKCS, Err,
Of John JHingud. decd
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THURSDAY, MARCH "a.


The bill requiring a return Of sale,
made under execution, TO the Clerks
once OF the county, wss taken up,
with the amendments reported By the
COMMITTEES Of Courts Of Justice. Tbs
amendments were agreed 10.
Dir. Gsllsher moved TO add the FOL /.
lowing nee section TO the bill:
ecu Js1fAey enacted, That "a shall nos he
aefui. bereaster, fos sny sheriff OF other Of;
eer' TO include " say forthcoming bond. any
o'her properly than such AZ shall have t~.r
aes"eay ievIed upon BY him, under an exre.,.
ten. o. such ss shall have been setusIlV s,,r.
rendered by the fensIant.
Mr. 0allaher remarked, that the eb.
lect Ut forthcoming bond Nas 10 re.
lisVe property actually levied upop-
but = practice had grown up, u in.
Guiding property nsvsr pOssesssd bv
ne defendant, aud thus securities v ere
involved Tor the delivery Of property
which did not exist, Or for the nav.
aent % the whole debt Yer instanre.
~ an execution for $500 we're isssed
sEainst an individual, who owned bu,
5000 worth IT property, the sheriff ne.
nrrally advised the defendant a. give a
forthcoming bOnd--and . friend. isno
rant 81 the fact, vas compelled 20 ua,
SON more than double the proceed,
~ the property levied upon. TbeT.
~as n" justice 10 such a proceeding
All mat can be reasonably required II
IN uniotona'e debtor, is the surren
yer o. hts whole meaBs, and there va.
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vALUA1LE I.AMD
FOR SALE

THE subscribers ill offer for sale
u on Monday The ara Of .9pra neat,
a valuable Tract Of Land containing nbou.
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Rf virtue Of decree rendered in the
~ superior court OF chsncery at WIN
chester. AT the No,ember term thereof, IN
the year 1880. in the case Of john Mouer
and Csiharine bis wife. plaintiffs, against
the executor and devisess OF John Wing
ard. deceased. Defendants. will be offered
Tor public sale. at Daniel Entler's tavern
IN Shepherdstown, GA Saturday the Esd a.
4uriI n<rf
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FRIDAY, MARCH, IS.

MAkCh
Mr.. Williams Of 3. from the Com.
mittee OF General Laws, reported the
amendments Of the senate 10 the fnl.
lowing Bills-incorporating the Win
chester and Berryviile Turnpike Com
psny-changing the tenure oi the Office
OF Surveyor-and concerning Michael
Zeieler and Hopkins Nowiin, and re-
commend \ concurrence therein.
These amendments were seserauv n
greed 20.
The resolution submitted yesterday
oy MIR. Mayse,was taken up on motion
OF Mr.. Miller of B., and ane nded. on
motios Of Mr.. Erskine, so a. to sutho.
rize the er.c6icio members Of the Board
OF Public Works TO carry into effect
all the acts passed during the present
session Of the General Assembly in
relation To joint stock companies.
This resolution was opposed by Mes.
Sers Miller Of p. and Goede, and sup
ported by Mess,s. Nayse, GalIaher.
Christian and Mscfarisnd.
Mr.. Goode moved 10 lay the resoJu.
ton on the table, which was DECIDED
IN the ashrmaiive--Ayes 4s. Noe. 46.
The following eugrossed bills were
read third time and passed., re.
curing accounts Of sales made under
execution 20 be returned TO the clerks
ofbee-2, concerning the adjutant ee
neras.
On motion Of Mr.. Christian, the bill
regulating the commissions of Sheriff.
and other officers, pas takea up.
Mr.. Semple moved the foilowinx
substitute for the original bill:
BE u enacted by the General As.
sembly, that hereafter, when any She.
ran, Sergeant, CoroDsr, or ether Office,
shall take the forthcoming bond. a.
now authorized by law, such sheriff,
sergeant, coroner, or other officer. sbaiI
include IN such bond commission Of
I've pes centum oDiy, on the umoun,
OF the executionj but unless such bond
be forfeited, he shsll not receive su,h
commissions, but shall be entitled ,o
the commission now allowed by isw
on the execution.
n loOg debate took place On hi.
subject. ~ which Messrs. Williams Of
=, Christian, Sempie, Watkins, Leiwh.
0sllabet. and Witcher participated.
Mr. Newton moved the indefinite
postPohement OF the subject, on which
the eyes and noes were or,lssed- o,,
notion Of Mr.. GAllaher, and the o.~..
ZION being taken, the postpone men,
failed by the following vote:
AYES hessrs. Gilmer. wood Of AIh.. |
marie Garland Of Amherst, DAVIS, Cssonb~,l |
81 Brooke. Ia, Tor, BurfoOt, Gibson, wr,vI.,
rsrri"' seymour. Lsigh. Pollard elk 40
1I,ng' hsl"-, y lsuEhlis. Aiefd.oeh \, t,iaek. |
wsi'' andersen Of NOstoway, isssss Of is,,a~s !
..eOsgs, Moore, williams 81 sbensndo.h !
Harris. lism'iiOn, Eppes, M'CulloeI,. Ns~'
'on. Jackson, NaxSeli--29.
NOEs- hesess. Baaks. (spesksrl nsyg,.
llfummond' TsFF,ii. ksssey. A'Cue, 49,.
CsmPosH - Bedford, Lshsieh. IIenah.,v.
= odetsoa Of BOss'osrs, Miller of DO CO..
l's.' rsaeey, spuriock. K,vss Of cs.,a
'eh' Clay. ws'ki"s. Broadus. w,lson. R..s
nss' toees, tbsches,ev. gsmss. ns,rsAsi,
p-y"e. fowsEi u Prsskhn, IsoIlasd. &c.
= F'sdeneh. Css'Ismsn. ~ ~ COL 81 Prssir,.
e. h'ng, Bryce, jf. Hail. Enk,oe. a..
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manifest injusiics n permitting Any
p~ses ice 10 exist. which made innocent
persons liable for ssy smsuot beyond
the property ssized upon.
Mr. Mscfarlsnd opposed the amend
ment, urging come etjeetioos, and A.
ter some conversation between him
and the mover, IL Was rejected. The
bill vas then ordered Ca be euKrossed.
The engros.ed bill " Regulating the
payment Of Judgments, or DEGREES g.
gainst the Cosa@onw ealih'-and the
bill "To amend On act reducing into
one the several acts concerning Pilots
and regulating their fees, passed Fee
brusry 10th, 1619"-were read . third
time and passed.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The bill to abolish the Board Of Pub
lie Works. reported With amendments.
was taken up, and further amended,
on motion of Mr.. Goode.
Mr.. Williams Of Shenandoah. NOV
cd the indefinite postponement Of the
bill.
This motion vas opposed BY Messrs.
SpurIock, Code, Watts, Brodnax,
and Rives Of p. g., and supported by
Niessr-. Miller Of b., Terrill, vii.
llama Of g., DAWSON aud Mason Of
Frederick.
The question was then taken on
postpening the bill, and decided in the
negative ~ follows:
AyES-Messrs. TrrriIl. Rensey. MeCue,
Msyse. Davis Of Berkeley. HenslAsw. Anter.
son and Miller Of b. Campbell of brooke.
Rives Of Campbell, Clay, Chichester. Payne,
Mason Of Frederick. Cas,leman, Wood Of 2 /.
Erski0e. Essley. Duno, Csssksd Seymour.
Davisseu, Leigh, Lucas, (ssllaher, Summe ~,
lawson. Mason Ut Loudoua. Caldwell, New
man, B'ilingsly. Vswters. Preston, O'Ferrsll,
Aurslsugh. Jacobs, Parrioit. Hiner. Baxter,
Shield, Hart, Moore, h'Mahon. Lewis, viii.
liams OF s., Jackson, Maxwell and Ruiher.
foord-l8
NOES Aessrs. Banks. (Speaksr) B.yly.
Drummood. Booker. Garland Of Amherst,
Campbell Of bedford. Leftwich. She'll Chris
tan, vAncey. spuriock. Taylor, Watkins,
Burfoot. Brosdus, Wilson, Drodnax, Jones.
Wright. Powell Of Franklin. Holland, King,
Perrin. Bryce. Hail. Claiborne, Green, Dyer,
Attinson. Semplc. Pollard Of b O., Pol.
lard OF h. wm.. Ewing. Hays. Poindex ,er.
Street. tiudgins. t:oode. Waits, Helms, Co.
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