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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-04

New Hardware establishment.
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SIT LOUIS

yHfATR[DW ,ARlR9 G9IW1rTey5IEs z .
SADDLERY, JAPANN'D, FANCY, MIL
ITARY s. HEAVY GOODS,
Smiths Bellows, Anui!s, Vices, &c, IroH, Steel,
Nails, Castings, &c
At WEoLEsALE.
TEyHEY are now receiving, direct from the English
IL and American manufactures extensive additions
their stock, comprising erery variety of the above
Goods, and rendering it equal to ay west of the
tains. The is offered in lots to suit purchasers
liberal terms, for cash approved paper.
St. Louis March Is, 1882 lily
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-04
ILLINOIS SCHOOL FUND.

The statement below relative to this fund.- has been
kindly furnished US by friend for insertion. BY that
statement it appears, that nearly $82, 900 are now
available for the support of Schools and
for education. This properly managed wonld do
much towards establishing efficient schools in the prin-
Icipal settlements throughout the state. The interest
at SIX per cent would amount to but little short of S.
900 annually. That such sum should lie idle as to
the purposes for which il designed, shows an apathy
the subject of schools scarcely to be toera
ted it not time efficient measures were taken
towards adopting a regular school system, through
which the benefits Of the school fund may be extended
to the present, well future generations! We
hope the people viii think OF this subject before the
first of August next.
Amount of school fund arising from the three
per cent. fund, S55,9!2 DO
Amount arising from 'ho sale of the Seminary
Lands, 2I,o56 CT
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-04

We are authorised to announce Col ALEXANDER
P. FIELD of Union County, as candidate to repre-
sent the southern district of Illinois, the Congress of
the United States.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-04

We requested to announce JOHN TILLSON,
Jun candidate for the Senate in the district
posed of the counties of Montgomery Bond and Macou
pin, at the next August election.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-04

The report of the Committee appointed to examine
into the state of the Vandaa Sunday School, has been
furnished us for insertion Want of compels
defer, for the present, particular notice of It.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-04

An election for Trustees of the town of Vandalia
was held on the Cd inst, when VIM. H. Brown, Esq.
Poplar Case, Gholson stapp, William Mcconnell, an,
~. II. Ecces were elected for the ensuing year.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-04

Acgcst Election.
Candidate for the Senate.
HIRAM c. BENNETT.
House Of Representatives.
EASTON WHITTON.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-04

We are authorised to announce as candidate for
the Scnate to represent the district composed of the
counties of Clay, Marion, and Fayette, NATHANIEL
SANBURN, Esq. at the next August election.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-04

To this sum is to be added the amount of the
three per cent. fund arising from one years
sale of the Public Lands in this state, not
yet received, which will be about
Making the total amount 81
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-04

Weare requested to announce CALVIN ROBERTS,
ESQ., candidate to represent the district in the Sen
ate, composed of the counties of Bond Montgomery and
Niacoupin, at the next August election.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

be either increased in value by repats or the value
whereof may be diminished by gradual decay, aud
that they have leave TO report by bill or otherwise
On motion of Mr. HArs,
Resoired, That tho Committee of Roa,ls and
Internal Navigation enquire into tire exped,ency
of providing by law for the cffcctual removal
of obstructions to tho ordinary navigation of tho
Little Kanawha River, occasioned by the crections
of mill.dams across said river.
On motion of Mr.. NEWMAN,
Resolved, Thot the Committee OF Courts Of Just.
ice enquire into the expedcncy of providing by
law, that the Sheriff other officer serving pro-
cess in any other county than that from which it is
sued, 70 take from, the Postmaster to whom he sh II,
deliver such, receipt, showing the fact offs etvice
SC. which shall exororate such Sheriff or other of.
6ccr, in case such process should nrissarry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
Valuable Property at Auction.

4 lOpSItl OF huSticJ'
RY authority of deed OF trust executed 30
- tlle subscribers on the 18th day OF July last
ny M Il Andrew Sweeny, and recorded in the offi 8
ces Of the hastings court of Richmond and county
court of Henrico, AID of subsequent agreement
bctwetn said Swceny and his creditors, on record
IN the Offices, We shall on Thursday the 27.ir
instant, tell at pubo a0eliop, t,e premises, at
~ O'Clock part Of Lot No. CTS. in the plan of this
City, being 76 feet front on Sd between r. and g.
streets, running back feet, with the improve
mentS
And the following day. tho esth instant, nj
IL O'clock at tie front door of the Eagle Hotel
IN th'5 City, Lot Of Ground lying & being la
SIdnetviile, Henrico, containing acres, more or
less, with comfortable .'weliing and large smoke
house, both ct bric& thereon. A lot of ground AZ
Tie boflin. Groca, Henrico, cotaining 81 acres
more 'P less, with u comfortable dwelling thereon.
vacaft Lot on 25tl street adjoining the proper
~ oil Hif - Cullen, late captain Rocks, contain
ing one fourth of an acre more less.
And wednesday, 2ud January next, at IL o.
clock, AZ the front door ct the Eagle Hotel i'm this
city, four Negro Men, Slaves, three Horses, three
Mules, fhrec Drays and threo Carts, with gear
FOR the prays aud Carts.
TERMk-For the Houses and Lots one .hird CASH
the bal"pcc in equal payments, ut six aud t~etSe
months from day of sale, for which bonds, with
deeds OF trust the property, will be required of
the purchasers. For the Slaves, Horses, Mules,
Drays, CARTS, and Gear,-CAHi.
Selling ts Trustees, shalt convey sncf title on
iy as IS vested in US, which is beloved be indis-
putablc. ISAAC DAYANPORT
GEORGE POLLARD,
&c lI-tds Trustees of a. Swecny.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
c. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor of Mathematics.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

July IL, 1882.
Mr. VIM. II. Harrison became graduate in the
Latin and Greek Languages, at the end of the ses-
sion lS3O3l The extent of his knowledge his
habits of patient and accurate investigation, and
his ardor in the pursuit of learning and science,
qualify him. in superior degree, for the office of
an Instructor of youth. From his exercises in the
Lecture Room, and from tie acquaintance with
Mr.. H., which private intercourse has given mo,
sm moreover fully convinced, that he possesses
that indispensable qualification for Teacher, tho
power of communicating his knowledge to others.
My persuasions of his high qualifications, and my
esteem for his excellent virtues, induce to
commend Mr.. Harrison earnestly to the confidence
of those who may wish to have their sons well
taught. G. HARRISON,
oc 27-claw2t 1af 1T Prof Ant. LANGUAGES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

Mr. t. Taylor was represented in tl'is paper. as
having voted the late election Of Judge to sup
ply the place of Judge Browne, for Mr.. Scmpo.
We understand from that gentleman, that such was
not the fact, bnt that the contrary he voted for
MIR. Clopton. At the time the roll was called,
fclt conscious that we had mistaken tho Votes of
several members, but not appraised of their
names Gentlemen who have been nIisrcproscnted
in this way, will confer obligation by mention
ing the fact, in order that tho mistake may be cor.
rooted,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
University of Virginils Julv l1ih. 1880.

hereby certify, that Mr.. w. II. Harrison,
Student i'll the University Of Virginia, and Ora
duatc in three OF its Schools, for sessions
a member of my class threu ghout which period,
his conduct was not only free from blame, hat uni
furny such ts deserve the approbat lion.
10 this certificate of application and moral con-
duct. it will be unnecessary to add testimony OF
Profciency-the Diploma granted by the Faculty
to Mr. Harrison, being certificate tolhat effect
of greater weight; it may not, however be in,2ro-
per to remark, that degree in the University, is
not granted in consequence of any stated resi-
dence in that institution, but is given tcstmo-
NAL of merit, and implies in my school, an init
mate acquaintance with all the elementary, and
most of the higher branches of pure Mathematics.
l may add my belief, founded both on private ac-
quaintance, and on Mr. HIS answers in the Lee.
tnre Room, that his mind and habits render him
we'll qualified to mpart with accuracy and facility,
his requirements to others.
G.. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor of Mathematics.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
CAROI.INlAN

IENIllS celebrated and we'll known Horse, will
d again stand the ensuing season at my house,
Spring Grove Hanover county, Is miles from the
city of Richmond, miles from GoodalPs Tavern,
and miles from the Merry Oaks Tavern. Pedi-
gree, performances, &c. hereafter.
WILLIAM l.. WHITE,
Gentlemen wishing 30 purchase Stations, Mares
or Colts, viii find IT TO their interest 10 take look
at my stud, consisting Of seven Siallioms-two
by Sir Charles, two by Monsieur Tonson, two by
Tariff, and one Ivy Contomtion-four Mares in fonl
by Carolinian, and three Colts by Johanna, year
old next spring. w. l.. W.
de lN-2nM1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
NOTICE,
De l7-tds

WAM &. PENDLETON, Esq. having resign
w edas orc of tho Commissioners of the Cir.
cult Superior Court of Law aud Choncery for the
County Of Henrico, the parties n,ercs,ed in cases
pending before him, are hereby not6ed that such
ana transferred TO the nndc rsigned, who will
proceed iii them one of the Commissioners of
sand Court in the same manner # proceed
iags alteady had in them had commenced before
him.
The Office Of the undersigned is one door below
the Post Office. JNO. SHORE Comn,rx
AUG 80 -0awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

On THURSDAY, the 27th inst at 10 o'clock,
will be sold. in front of Auction Store, fifty as
valuable NEGROES as any in Virginia, consist.
ing OF BlacksIaHlis, Carpenters, Saw yers, Scum
stresses; one Cook one Dairy Maid and plantations
hands; among them some of the best seeds and
ploug h-men-all are from estate belonging to,
a gentleman WHO intends renewing from this quar-
J. * =. COSBY q co. Aucts..
de T-0a,yibs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
WILLIAM ii. HARRISON,


University OF Virginia, July 1lth, 1892.
Mr.. VIM. III. Harrison has been Student of this
University for two sessions; has attended the
Schools of Ancient Languages, Mathematics, Ma.
tural Philosophy, and Moral Philosophy; and gra-
Guutcd last year in the School of Ancient Langua.
ges, and will this year graduate in Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy. He is, i'll every respect
an excellent Student and most exemplary man.
and can conscientiousy recommend him as fitted
to conduct School, or to fill professional Chair
X. NJ. PATTERSON. i.'
Chairman and Pref. Nat Philosophy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

The Culpcpcr Gazette, strong Van Buren,
print, takes decided ground against the Pro clama
ton in it's views touching tho right of secession
The Charlottesville Advocate appears to concur,
but with caution. There be doubt how
Virginia will receive tho consolidating Doctrines
of the Proclamation. Jacksonism indeed will tenn
per disapprobaton, and in some controul it;
but the friends Of the doctrines of '9S, comprising
immepse majority OF the people Of Virginia.
will rally around their principles, exposed to
real and unprecedented danger.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
New YowK. Dec. l4.no

THE MARkET.-Flour is heavy and prices
droop good deal is now landing. and most of
1t Is more or less wet dirticd Some sales in ttis
condition have been made-ut &c.. Tie prices of
grain are not changed Cotton is rather fiat. =
Sales ut the N. York Stock and Exchange Board,
Dec. l4-422 Shares U. S. Bank, Ill ialll. Bills
on London, pound sterling 4.62.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
TRUST SALE.

"a MI subsci ibers WILL the 9TH day Of ia ,fua-
Il ry, 1882, before the front door Of Che Eagle
Hotel, in the city of Richmond, proceed TO sell at
public auction, Tor ready money, all the right til
lie and interest to all John b. Smiths worldly goods
and eiiec,s--Also the right title and interest of
said Smith in his late fathers estate as we'll Us tho
interest in the goods, chattes and debts belong
Ing 10 the late firm of Smith 81 Bowler vested in
them, by deed OF trust, executed by said Smith,
on the 10th day Of June, 1889, and duly recorded
III the clerks Office Of Henrico county court.
Gil: II. BOTTS,
A. l.. BOLTS,
dc lu-ct Trustrees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
TBNHE Subscriber having leased for life. his mo.

THNHE Subscriber having leased for life. his mo.
b theirs residence, in tho County of Amelia
will commence his school on the 9th of January
His course of instruction will be preparatory for
the University and his Text Books generally such
az are used in that Institution.
For his qualifications Teacher, he refers to
the subjoined certificates. For himself he promi-
scs unremittng exertions to discharge faithfully
and fully, the duties of hls profession. Having
always in view the moral as we'll as mental inn
provomcnt Of his Pupils, such board with him,
will be required to attend Family Dcvotons whilst
part of each Sabbath will be devoted to the stu
dy of the Bible Text Book Of duty and moral
ity.
Text Books-In Mathematics, La Croix's Arith-
metic Cambridge Mathematics. with Bonnycas-
ties Algebra, and Boucharats Calculus.
In Greek-Valpy's and Buttmann's Grammars,
New Testament, Anabasis, Herodotus Eurpides,
and Thucyddes.
In Observation-Disclosures and Zumpts Grammars
Caesar, Cicero ad Familiares, Virgil, Horace, Juyc-
nal and Tacitus.
FER SESSION OF 10 MONTHS.
Board, $500
Tuition, $50
Board and Tuition, pa able semi-annualy in aL-
vance.
As the number Of Pupils whom he can accom-
modate as boarders, is limited to twenty, the sub
scribcr would thank his friends soon possible
TO intimate their intention of sending TO him. Let
tiers (posi paid) directed Genio Bridge Powhat a IL,
will be Gully attended to.
WILLIAM ii. HARRISON,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

COLUMBIA, Dec. IL.
Robert Y. Hayne was yesterday. elected by the
Legislature, Governor, and Charles C.. Pincknsyt
Lieutenant Governor of 5. Carolina.
The Union Convention assembled in this place
yesterday. Their proceedings orc yet in future.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
dc l0-c4t

Sa> Strayed or stolen from my
W sA-y-sA wagon, in Richmond, the night Of
eleA 4 H the Pod Of this month, u BLACK
W TYR HORSE, three four years old,
csssasazss9 about five feet and the rise high, with
little white in his face very bushy main; Inc has
been locked tolcrahly short, and very heavy besfr
tail, and very heavy chunck made, shod all
round, when he left the w gon-thcrc were some
bumps his mouth and nose, supposed TO be
poisoned it'll some poisonous weed. Any person
that i'll deliver the said Horse to John Talman at
the Washington Tavern, in Richmond, shall re-
ceive ten dollars and all reasonable expenses paid
dc S--c4la ELISHA JACKSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

Charles Wells, Esq. has been reelected Mayor
of Boston, having received 1918 votes, out Of to-
tal Of 3699.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

New YoRg, Dec. 12-The Wardens Of tie Second
Ward seized yesterday afternoon, on board vessel
for Charleston, lying along side our Wharves, 81
kegs and enc box Of ball cartridges
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

u" In the Report of a motion by Mr.. King, it
was stated that he moved to change the place Of
holding the superior court Of Norfolk County. 1t
should have been stated for separate superior
court for Norfolk Borough
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

~ The Washington Correspondent of the New
York Standard (Mr. Van Burcn's organ writes that
the proclamation" was received with 'dolight" at
Richmond! We know not whether he spale in
ignorance in misrepresentation The Cores
pondcnt of the Petersburg Coroncle, is better in
formed. He declares
'sFfom RichmonG.--Our correspondent at Rich
mond, in speaking oft!e effects Of the Proclamation,
says, "Thirty six hours have produced considra-
BILE revolution in the stute OF parties here; to
speak more appropriately, parties rapidly assu-
ming their positions in conformity of, resistance
TO the Doctrines Of '98. have yet met with no
States Rights Politician who approved would
sustain the Proclamation" %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

The Patriot 81 Shield of Philadelphia, is tho
solitary paper north of the District, far
have seen, which recognizes and denounces, the
high toned federal doctrines the Proclamation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

" The Committee of the House Of Delegates,
on the subject of South Carolina, &c. have had
veral sessions, but have not yet reported 1t is bo-
ped they will do SO by Wednesday. Various pro-
Jets have been submitted, which do not feel at
liberty to describe specifically.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
500 gsEBeFR 80.

BB AN AWAY on Saturday last, LIST instant
10 negro man named WILLIAM COOK,
about 25 years of age, feet or s inches high, a
yellow complexion, likely and gcnloc in his APP
pearancc, and when spoken 10 answers quick and
with intclligence--hc is well known in this City,
particularly on Church Hell, where hc has lived
with the subscriber for the last years. Hc is
native of Matthews county, where he has
thor, living in the family OF Mrs. Tazo veil, and
it is probable he will direct his course thither-a
masters of vessel and others are hereby warned
against carrying OFF hnrborIng said negro
The above reward Of One Hundred Dollars will
be paid to any person who will apprehend and Sc
cure SAID negro in any Jail without the state of
Virginia, or Fifty Dollars if take at Norfolk or
within this State, and if in Richmond, twenty
five dollars will be paid by the subscriber.
de 5-d6t-eotf GLEN. u. WESTON.
"a NOAL PHYS 10 KENT.--Tho lease of the
q + subscribers Coal Pitts to Mr.. Cbubb ending
with the present year, he is DESTROYS of leasin q
them for a further period. They are in good or
der for raising coal, and provided with all ne
cessary machinery and fixtures, and there is rca l.
son TO believe that in their present state, years
work can be carried on with advantage; and that
by further exploring, Qho expcnco of which he
is willing TO incur) largo body of coal may
be found accessible from Tho present shafts. Per-
sons disposed TO lease, may examine the Pits, and
inspect a survey and plat of them, and Of the
! ground above.
Should he not lease them before the LIST January
next which ho would prefer, nc intends 10 work
them himself and in that event, will be desire Of
hiring from 80 to 40 good Hands, of which du no
tice will DO given. JNO. WICEHAM.
/ de I3--c5t q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
Henry MnstcrtOn, &c.

Nv tkKEY on STONE, warranted genuine,
q fer s-lo ~ SELpEN * CLELAND.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

IMPORTANT METEOROLOGICAL passenger i'm the
Northern Stage, reports that the Tariff Party had
determined to consent to reduction of the Tariff
to the Revenue point, Letters of yesterday make
mention of this yet it seems entitled to credit
If So and we trust it is so, may congratulate
the country s for u great deliveroncc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

rctrace their steps. MeLane is said TO be tho
writer of tho Proclamation, aud many OF the
Jackson men arc denounclng him for his ultra
Fedoraiism, his duplicity, and his trucking
suiSertieHcy. II Virginia follows up the
policy Indicated IN your paper of Thursday, all
Will be well.
The deep anxiety produced by the Proclo-
motion has absorbed almost every other topic.
Tie late shameful transactions in Wall Street,
aud the participation 10 them attributed To a
disliugdished member OF Congress, coupled
with the fraudulent and mischievous calumny
the Ba"k, contained in the Message and the
Sccretsry' : annual Report, have greatly lnJu-
red Tho character of the Secretary. Many
have commented the siaring discrepancy
betwcen his Report IN favor of the Bank last
year, aud his Report oil this year against 1t.
l. ~ stated ard believe with truth, that the
Honorable Secretary last year, held twenty five
thousand dollars worth of stock, which he sold
unt immediately after his Repor, was sent i'm .
You will see in the report of the proceed
iHgs d the House, that MIR. Wickiffe, Of Ken
tucky, moved to send to Il . Senate n report Of
the committee Of the House, made on the sub
jeci ola fraudulent lease Obtained by WIN. Ii.
Lewis irom the Chickasaw Indians. The com
t,ritee reported tat the land was the property
of the United Suites; yet il is said that
new treaty made with the Chic
usaws last Summer, in which IL is prOvi-
ded that the United States shall pay one dollar
and twenty five cents per acre fer the land,
(about ten thousand ncres) To Lewis partner I!
and that Mr.. Wick6c, having scented this
speculation, made his motion for the purpose
of calling the public attention TO the fraud
When will the people open their ewes
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

MoSDAV, Dec. l7th.
The following petitions were presented and
referred:-By Mr.. DUNToN, Of c. w. Barton
praying that I've might he allowed to run a line
o Packets from his landing on Ringers Creek
in Northampton, to Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Old Point--by hlr. RILEY, OF the Trustees
of Margaret Academy, praying pecuniary aid
by MIR. IlENRY, Of citizens of Mo6bbgHia,
praying a modification Of the Gaming Act
by MIR. McCoNUa, 81 citIzeustol GTayson and
Wythe, praying for new county.
The following engrOssed bills were read
third time and passed; Concerning John w.
Dauce-iDcorporaiiu the Trus:eess Of the
Waynesboro', Academy and Town Hall char
giug the April tenn OF Westrnoreland county
court--9meuding tho act Incorporating the Pc
tersburg Rail Road Company. passed January,
1880.
On motion Of Mr.. ALDEHsoN, Resoicsd, That the
President and Directors of the James River Com
pany, be requesea 10 enquire into the expedency
Of permitting The inhabitants of a settlement called
the Irish Corner, TO pass Greenbrier Bridge free OF
toll, condition that the County Court Of Green
brer will agree 10 discontinue the road at the ford
below said bridge; and into the expectancy Of ex-
lending h The citizens the privilege of contracting
/ for their tolls the KaDawba road by the quarter
and report thereon to the House.
! On motion Of Mr. FAULKyER,
ResotDed That tho Committee of Finance be di
rested 70 enquire into the expedency Of providing
BY law f6s the reysUstloa Of buildings waaSS may