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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

q AW SCHOOL The subscribtr inrends oneT ioy
GL next fail, d Liw Sshoei, in the town Of sup.
ion; TO be continued permanently, If adequate encorr.
agemen' should bs received. The mode of Instruction
will be a course OF lie slures and study, end fr-ousnt
examinations. 10 order to ieYo:e tie greater part of
biz time 10 the proposed sctool, he will, from It's COM
mencetnnn', conhne his paetice 10 the Court Of Ap-
psaIs a, Lswisbutg, and the Fede raj and Cireui, Snre-
rioT C3nris IN Siaun,on. The ftst session will begin
on the 1t Of Osober, md continue until the 6r.t of
jay next following, without intermiSsioD, except du.
ing the terms OF the Federal and Cifcui, Supetior
Courts. The tuition fee, per session, will be seventy
hive dollars. Porous desiraua of becoming pupils will
please communicate 'he i,ct 10 tbs subscriber, by LETT
ter, as soon az practicable; and prompt attention will be
given 10 tie inqufiss which thev may think proper 10
make. BRlSCOE G. BALDWIN.
may %. 12t-wilIA
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81

a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-AH persons bav
IA ing claims against the Estates of Mary NJ. C. p.
Foote's and VIM. III. Prosser, decd. late of The County
OF Gloucester, are earnestly requested to present them
10 Inc subscriber for settlement, as he is determined to
close his administration upon said Estates, with the
present year, and distribute the assets in his hands.
JOHN TABB, Admir-.
April ~ ia -wet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

COMPLIMENT To THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
robinson oil the House OF Commons declares, that MIR.
McLane has out-diplomatized the British Ministerial and
That his recent arrangement will have the effe. At Of in.
creaslng the American tonnage by 2 to 800. 900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

Pensacola paper states that on Wednesday, the 4h
INST. Commodore Elliot, hois;ed his broad pendant as
commander OF our West India squadron, on board the
U. S.Ship Natchez, now lying in Pensacola harbor, and
commanded by Capt. Newton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

EDUCATIONAL Lady OF accom-
H. Pitched manners and education, who ha. been sc-
custohed 70 Use best sosiety, aud is a native of Virginia,
wiihes 10 take a situ,non IN a respectable private tamil
ly in Vfglria, as az lns,rucirsss. She will teach in
the most approved modes, III the branches Of polite
Education, commonly .augbt 10 the Northern schools
ter young ledies, particularly Music. Drawing ard
Painting AiIllcslious addfesssd 10 Y Y Il, Rich.
nlobl, VIII d attended To. Nav 20. 3-wu
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MAY 9

NOIlCE ~ bsrsby given, ia, an association Of se-
lE veraI Of tic Episcopal clergy will he ho,dsn in ~.
ely Of Williamsburg, commencing on Fltday, The I0h
days.
May 81. ca,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

IaNO CLERKS.-A situation is wanted la a Superior
a Court Ciefk'S Office. by a Young man aho vas
raised 10 a Chancory Couri Office, aud has since been
employed osa Deputy in The Office Of the Superior
Cour' Of Iaw, Ia one II he largs counties. Ssiisiae.
ioTy testimonials Of character ADD qualifications Gao be
produced. Letter. addressed TO B, Warronlon, Va.
from any Clerk wishing 20 employ q Deputy, stating
AprA 20 Ilp-vM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

oa'i'. "hies re;rsshsa ,ai s0susIsesl hs f~.iotsux
we isusi, IN the Prsyer-hesiing and prayer.
an'werbg God, there are mauy others who viii re-
member 1t as the time Of their birth the period when
.he light OF lie h's, broke In UPON IN cir da.k and SIR.
iog minds. Oh these mretings are product We o.
pie'y within The Heart OF man. W.. zee all " orid,py,
VINO desire TO bs eminent In their professions or ar
omp'ishmsut' stirring ~ their talents by ka.d study
.uu a1orions practc,-ahd surely. Ch'i-iasJ who are
the light Of the world, he salt Of tae G nth, yhould O.,
en- p'ore, De mo { Jealous 10 stirring up their sif.-
heir boy gtacss. FL efc,t will b. their copfemua-
too' IL "ey attend MT To hs " One thing n~,edf1l"
A VISITOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

Robert 3. Rose, late member Of congress, and here
to'ere an ardent partisan Of the eosliiion, has givcn NO.
lice that he dld not anihtiss his name TO b. used 10 a call
Tor a National Republican Convention ia his coun,y
Call ye this backing your friends. RIO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

british Vest Indies "A very important debate
TOOK place in April last in the British House of Com
mons, on the subject of the abolition of SLAVERY in the
biittsh West Indies. The result is not yet known:
put from the temper and complexion of the House of
not be surprising if a measure, aboIishng IVES, India
slavery, were TO succeed at no distant day. The effect
even OF this debate upon the West Indies, will be look
ca LOT win interest. We should not DO surprised, if it
produced an explosion in those islands and while tho
world around them are full of the revolutionary spirit,
such a thing may happen as a Revolution in the West
mules The temper OF those Islands is innammatory
ana ripe enough Tor such an explosion. The state of
the commercial world, during the last fifteen years, has
diminished the value OF their produce, and increased
the intensity oil their complaints and grumblings
I'M. y. Cur. &. Euo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07
Nav 81

BN BAKER, late ct Richtnond, aud w. ARNOLD.
NE Dentists. have formed a eonnexion in the prsc-
t'ce OF 'heis professios, for the purpose Of dividing the
various operations, and thereby carrying them to great.
er perfection.
MIR BAKER will more particularly attend to The
diseases and irregularities Of The teeth. Mr.. ARNOLD
20 The supplying their deficiencies, either with natural
or mineral substances, as required.
me u''iiiy and advantages Of This division CT labor
IN their pracice, IL 10 Believed will srpear obvious.
Location al No 6, Warren Street, New York, near.
ly opposite the City Hall:
May rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

U. 5. BANK -Tne NV Hampshire Patrio, has ex.
p'ained his charge Of Bribery against ,hr p 'nu.yivsnia
legislature, to refer 10 the offer msds by the sank, TO
lend that state ihs ssm Of eight millions Of Dollars for
twenty years al a low rate of interest.
Iois Isl material alteration OF ihe charge made, and
Is virtually a re,raciDg OF H., 10 the sense in which |,
ma. bern understood. Such an Offer might perbaps he
addueed as evidence Of the extensive influence wbisb
me bark might have acquired. hal it been accepted.
but can AFFORD no Reasonable ground Tor charging the
members ofthe Legislature with being thereby bribed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

TENO PROFESSORS AND EACHERS.-Tbe VIZ
a itors and Governors of William & Mary College.
having Jailed to attend tie meetings called in October
and November last, for the purpose of filling the va
cancy in the Mathematical Professorship, occasioned
by the resignation OF Professor Campbell Stewart, the
election TO I'LL that vacancy will take place at the regu-
lar annual meeting on the 4th of July next.
The emolumenis OF the situation, in the hands Of
the late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred 10 two
thousand dollars.
The Professors in this Institution have the entire
disposal OF one-third of the year, and at all times, eve
~ mean' OF prosecuting literary pursuits, 10 which
re'pect they possess advantages superior to those which
are cff'red by any other University in the Upion.
The letters and testimonials heretofore sent to thu
hecor, wnich. have not been, and shall not be, other.
wise directed. previous 10 The 4h OF July, will be pre-
scented TO The Board of Viiiiors.
ihose who have slrssdy aTp.isd, NAV, II they think
proper Sent additional tesumopi als-and all who desire
ihe sItia'ton, will have ih.ir wishes msde known 10
the Is ard of VIsiiois end G;vernors, nv directing thar
communications. (~PoS'-paid) TO JOHN PAGE,
Rotor OF VIM. g. Mary College,
Williamsburg, Va.
10y ~. 3-i25 lJuDe
u The Eiiio 9 Of The National Ini-iiseneer, Wash;
,nR'on- Clnri.r & Enquirer, Nrw-Yotk-U States
Gazette, Pbiladeiphia-ani the Charleston Courier
SCUM Carolina, Will insert the above twice a W eek un.
NJ ne 2O'h June, aud seLd their arcouuts 10 the office
OF the RIshnond Enquirer 70, settlement.
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cOMMERCE.

su.ioess has been revi.ing to a wonderful degrees
Tor several months past throughout tho whole country.
aud our large commercial ports especially have become
full Of hustle and activity. The price oil shipping has
risen rapidly. and consequently the price of materials
api tho wages OF the ship carpenter. Every body
seems impressed with the idea that a. good fumes are
coming round again" We hope so with all our hearts
Iit what are the causes OF this increased commercial
prosperity! Are they merely transient, or are they
such as are likely 10 endured The causes are various
Something is doubtless owing to the actual and prosnec-
tive position OF the principal European powers. When
hVse VINO nave lately been producers abroad are turned
INTO consumers, WHEN immense masses of men i'm Eu-
rope are taken from the soil aud the wol -shop and en-
listed I'm the camp, the deficit occssioned in this way
must be supplied by drafts upon foreign produce. Much
oil our prosperity may be set down 10 more fattcring
causes and those which we have it in our power /,
make permanent, at least, to a considerable degree.
The MODIFICATION of The Tariff, reducing the duties ON
teas, molasses, coffee, and salt, has led 10 an increased
demand for these articles and put a stop 10 the SNUG
cling OF them. The opening Of the West India British
ports unquestionabiy another very effective cause al the
new spring wnieh mas been given to commercial en-
terprise. In spite OF all the opposition has said about
the worihlessness OF this trade. .ffiu vesseis ,pifhin fbe
fdss fco months haze cleared from the single mort Of
NetD York for the British Colonial mort. 9Tbere l.
another cause not 50 obvious in its operation, but most
important in its results, which has powerfully contri-
bated TO bring about this increased commercial activity
W. aiude to the confidence which is felt in the admin
istraueii, with regard to our commercial relations. Our
merchants see that the present Administration has A.
dopted a policy toward foreign nations so sincere. ami
CABLE and upright, that it can hardly Tail to inspire con-
huence and establish an improved intercourse between
ourselves and all foreign nations, and hence thew fee
encouraged TO enter into commercial speculations and
emoafk uheir capital In commercial enterprises. Again
there is no danger, under this administration. that any
new burdens will be laid on commerce, as the whole
drIit oil the administration, thus far, has been TO foke
gu instead oil TO lay on high duties; and whatever may
Do the wishes OF the manufacturers, il is plain that they
are too much alarmed for the permanence OF the mo-
nopoiies they already enjoy, 10 hazard the indignation
OF The people by any attempt to extend their Arcade
enormous privileges. Every change which may taky
place affecting commerce will he favorable, not hostile
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

AFFoIN imENIS BY THE PRESIDENT
A.anson Siltnarsh. 20 be Register of Land OHic. for
se Disuie, OF L'nds subject 10 ssle al Csbawbs, 10 The
STATE OF ASbama, 20 take efsc, from the l5,a dav
Of July, 1881. vice Gu;don Sal,on.tsli, resigned.
Gorge ID. C.u,cher to be Receiver OF Pubic Me-
ney' ior The Distie' oil Lands subject to ssl. al Noun,
> nus, IN TIC Safe o. Mississippi, vice II. q. Renn,ls,
resigned - --- rNat. L,t
REPRESENTATIONS CORRECTED.-No. g..
We are authorized TO say that the rumor to which
We rniiaueiPhia Sentinel gives currency, ~sscribing TO
Major Lew 5 the making Of .an arrangement with n
certain Philadelphia press" is not only uniounded, but
is without color or prctext.
we are authorized further 10 say that the charge
made in the same paper, imputing TO Major Lewis an
interference against the late ID. II. Miller, when a
candidate 'or Congress, and of joining "tcih his per-
s~ecniors," il UNTRUE. fWas6iuo,on CJobs
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30GIIN9NNx

Il, forms tho ground Of sheer against Lord John Russell in
london John Bull. that several OF mis- ancestors were "execu,ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

PLAiN SPEAkING.-The London Times of 2O'l
December has the following alusion to the F,z CIs
FENCES, illcBiiimate children OF the King
The irregular scons OF certain iilus,rious house
are becoming troublesome. We do not wish To a..
particular; we trust that the young men and women
to whom aIlude, are not so blinded By infatuated
,nceit as not to take hint Is this time to make
claims without servicei Is the mere accident of left
HANGED birth to be ground for honors or wealth. One
'ns we can confidently predict; II, as is said the
:araor1us progeny have put forth pretensions which
ought not 10 be listened to- the parent who has mag
unanimously and periodically refused the appeal will
nave acquired fresh title 10 public admiration and
Affection II is maxim OF law, that the E<rxG can do
no wrong. What noble mora, as well as political
comment, on this maxim, would i, be- ..tha the Klxo
will do wrong"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

TERSiS-suUo RIFrIoN to- the DNIY ld,nMO>p " VI0 TO
City Subscribers ST, year, and for perod, tho
iaic OF ~ both able advance Nhrn sent by
mail SO a year.
ApsiuI:sN0 For square or iG lines less, m.
ts:tion 10 cents Insertions ST. three insertions 81 IL and
.yeIy ling insertion B5i cents.
Thrice week, first week 81 25 every succeeding week 81
Twre week. first insertion IS cents every succeeding m
s.TIiou 80
oHoc week, FIRST insertion - cents every succeeding
carlton SD
All advertisements also inserted the CoNsrurTIoNA
SHis.
Transient advertisers must pay IN advance
The number of be noted on the Ms, or they
iii be inserted ordered stopped and charged
oo.dngly
Anne Advertisers charged so dollars for squares
I'D in mat proportion for advertisements OF greater lengths
except aud Lottery dealers who charged 500
E5r- The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
'ce, Tuesdays and Fridays) hve dollars per annun,
payable u advance.
Adcrt,s'ng75 cents square, orlrss, for the first in
seron, and 80 each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23
New Books at II. |. Smiths.

EBERLE on the prac,c, IS incidence; Discovery
H and Adycn.uir 900 the polar seas and regions,
with engraving Potter pary's Tales about Asia,
ard further supply o. Africa Life oud Travels Of
81. Paul by r. Brdc, ID. u Nv Grandfather Gro
rury Evening Gccrcat.ons, series of Dialogues ON
he history aud geography " thc Bible, Life OF Mrs
Ann II fnd.on, with ac'uaut % i.r American
Eaufst M.-sul 'u f4I' .ulun prepared Tor Ga.
Aa..rau ., B.. J... T...rp G..u.,.. 4 g
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23
NEW YORK MARKEr-reb 10.


COTTON. The Imports OF the week are GIG
bales. The sales Of the week arc only $50 bales
The marky-i h-- been r77y A.. ard further decline
Of ! a cent has been submitted ~, on the mddlinr
ard common qualities, and shippers still SLOW very
little disposition to come forward. The sales com.
prise $50 bales Of Upland 81 10; 400 be- les of
Nv Orleans at 10 ! / J. and 100 bales Of Alabama
at d II cents. Fine lots might command a cent
above highest quotations bat there is very iitle
OF that quality denomnuted fine. III market
FLOUR In the early part Of the week, holders
were very firm. and obtained a shade advance: and
several thousand barrels taken for EXPORT con-
sisting of Fredericksburg. Petersburg and Richmond
country, at So 37i 62! Of New York. al Sc 80;
Of Western, at So O.! 6S7!; and of Baltimore
Howard street at S662i Snce. "Wednesday, how
ever, the market has been quiet, aud gradually de-
Ginning, Ill The market closed yesterday at decline af
l24 . cents per tr to the extreme prices Of the
early part of the week.
GRAIN.-Durng The week nearly 1000 bushels
of Southern Wheat have been sold for export at 81 81
w" hav" no sale of Western ~ report
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

Fn"M VENEZUELA Letters have been received
from La Guayra to Dec. 9th. They state that the
government MAS in full popularity, and firmly estIb.
lshed. The Constitution was sworn To by the inhab-
itants in the early part of December. The Arch
Bishop of Caracas refused to take the oath, and
expelled from the country; an occurrence, say the
letters, which among such people, clearly exhibits
Tue strength of the government. Gen. Pace had no
authority except military commander; and that lie
held subject entirely at the disposition of the civil au
thOTtI,s II JOur. nf Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEnT,

At n recent public meeting IN Boston, On the sub
icct of "mnrlsonm6nt TO- debt" Mr. Whitman made
speech that excited much feeling. The following
IS an extract thcrcfrOm:
"Mr w. would avail himself of this occasion 20 call
the attention of the public to case Of imprison-
FOR debt which occurred in lhs city not soy
IN days ago A citizen of Boston, whose name
at the service of those present. put man
into lHIl for debt. During his confinement his
family was in helpless and distressed condition.
his industry being their only means Of support
During the late hard weather, while his wife and
children were suffering for both food aud fuel size
went herself To- the creditor, and couIurcd him 10
release her husband lie told her IN rcply--'TN
keep him IN Jail three years The wrctched wo-
man returned home IN dcspair--soid the iist Grtl-
Gle of furniture sh" overwhelmingly poison mud
Is now IN the grave. If the creditor to whom / al
This statement, # he dare, and will prove TO he
true. saw han on the stairway. This cvcnng--lci
him speak.
loud calls in every part orihc Hall for the name
Mr. Otis sad We had not come together 10 de-
rouucc my Of our fellow citizens, bat to propose
q reform IN our laws. We had al heard The story
and " would answer every purpose a. Well without
with the name.
Mr. Whitman proceeded. lie is not after a'D 60
bad as you suppose, Ger, on bcug requested O
discharge the debtor, that he might attend his wi!cs
funeral. nc did consent to- do 70; or condition that
he should give him lbs noja lor the debt aud the
costs
WrsrrRN E>rfnpHrsE Under this head tho
Now Orleans Mercantile rcGtIons the arrival Of that
place Of General Dodge. citizen of Michigan Ter
r''ory. nonr Green Bav. lie Is t-adcr to New Or.
leans from 10" r.vc- OusC'I Sill, In boat naviratcd
p. r."...'. ... ....- ".' ..r. .,.iH.-u above Go
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23
New YORK. Feb 70.

-
Tx ract OF Il letter received from - VIRGINIA
dated lth Febrmary-"Wuh u view to future ship
ments OF Flour tn your market, write to enquire
nuod. The arbitrary conduct of your Inspection in
degrading our flour, and thereby reducing tho price
80 cents per barrel, has prevented and VIII prevent
shipments to great extent which otherwise would
be made The brand of the inspection from whence
the sour is shipped to your markcr, ought to obtain
for 1t certain uniformity of price, when would en-
able shippers to max calculation on the result
As the matter ~ regulated, Is a we'll known
fact, that parcel Of uniform quality, will. in your
Inspections be half degraded or scratched. and half
passed. and SOMETIMES the whole passed one day. and
The whole scratched the next day, withou any differ
"n"n in qDaltv. Such distances arc lnnumcrablc and
such a state Of things puts end to trade"
.V,r. .1Gr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

From THE PAcTrIc.-Ceptan Smith, of the ship
William Penn, arrived below from Valparaiso, States
that the markets at that place, the 18th November
were improving little for American goods The last
sale of Flour at go, to the vessels of war; very
little had been sold for consumption the native wheat
being abundant and low.
He also states that the prohbtory decree had gone
into operation, but permission had been gsautet. Tor
those vessels to enter which had left the United
States before its PRONUNCIATION there. The necessi
ties OF the government, however, great tina,
1t was expected that the decrsc would be repealed in
~ few months.-Brit inner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23
From the Lynchburg virpinian.

~ w" are authorized to say that William NJ
Rioes. Esq will not be candidate for the next
Legislature OF Virginia We regret this determine
lion the part of Mr.. r as we canno, send from
this county efficient and valuable representa-
tive-and we hope that he may be induced to con-
time his services If he do without too great
sacrifice of personal interest. This too is the sen.
tment of every person to whom We have communi
Gated NJ. II. 3 intention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

q. 5 BNNK SToCK.--lG7 Shares were sold at the
n York Stock and Exchange Board on The 10Th
INST. at Sl23l, % DO do do do 232; sc do DO do DO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

MoNTEyInEo AND BUEras AYREs By the arrival
ofthe brig Soto, Capt. Rrckston, al New York the
editors of the CommPrc;ni Advertiser have received
file at Montevdco papcrs to The 22d of December
inclusive. Thcy contain little of general Interest
Tranquility prevails, and the legislature and Journals
wor" discussing the subjects of ed lcnon the udci.
ary, SC,
Th" Vic" Consul Of Franco, on the 10th Decsm,
be-. addressed official note to the Minister of 70
reign Affairs Of the Eastern Republic of Uruguay
recognising on the part of his government the indie
pendrncc that Republic, and proGtrng treaty of
reciprocity; proposing that commissioner. with all
necessary powers should be sent TO France, for the
purpose oftrearlng on tho basis mentioned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

bvrc river. thousand miles aoovr 81. Louis. IN
all two thousand two hundred mics above tho Nsw
o'.edns ordinary water navi sltlJn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

CONGRESS.--In the Senate on Friday the
greater part ths sitting occupied in debating the
appropriations reported by the Committee of Finance
OF that body, for the u'it and salary of Minister
to Constantinop,e, Secretary of Legation. &c. and
for compensation TO the Agents who negotiated the
recent Convention with the Turkish Government -
Mr.. Tazewell moved to strike out the latter ammo
pration; and the debate continued till past / o'clock
without coming 10 close
In the House of Representatives. after tho morn
ing business, the appropriation bills which passed
through Committee YESTERDAY comprised the chief
business acted on-amendments TO which were
agreed to, and the bills ordered to third
reading. a motion by MIR. Drayton to increase
the appropriation Of the year for armIng torti-
ticatlons from to two hundred thousand
dollars, debated for some tine and finally
lost, 60 TO 90. The bill making approximations for
improving the navigation of rivers, harbors &c was
objected to constitutional grounds and also gave
rise to much DEBATE, but it ordered to n third
reading by vote OF III to IL.
The bill which originated in the Maryland House
of Delegates, providing for subscription of & 600
to the stock at the Susquehanna Railroad 'ComDa-
ny, has passed the Senate
The bill relative the construction OF a Lateral
Railroad TO Washington b. he Baltimore and Ohio
RaIl-rond Company passed the Senate on Friday
with but single dissenting vote and it believed,
would be sanctioned by the House of Delegates on
Saturday.