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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

MAJOR GATEs.-We stated a few
days ago, (says the Fredericksburg
Arena that this officer, the victim Of
the hasty passions of the President,
had repaired to the Hermitage to lay
his case before him, and to beg the jus.
tice of Court Martial. We are high.
ly pleased to hear that he has succee.
ded in his object, and that a court will
be convened. We considered his sum.
mary dismissal as an outrage, inflicted
in moment of excitement, at the re.
peated failure of our arms in the Indian
campaigns, when it was desired to
make some one the victim to atone for
lncapacity or neglect in the Depart.
ment. But public opinion was not pro-
Pltiated, by the dismissal of an officer
OF FAR standing, against whom nothing
was preyed-on the contrary, with
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

FATAL ACCIDENT The Salem oI'r m
yer says that fatal accident oceurresu, ~. ~
Friday afternoon in that city Je"o' ., nan
well. carpenter. employed 10 J ru."I So
s. Cos steam mill for planning, sa"ins' y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

VIcKsBURG MoRALs.-A person ma
med Herring, deliberately shot his own
son through the heart at Vicksburg,
Miss, a short time since.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

The property ofthe Poles which was o0na'''
ted by the Emperor of Russia, has been dH,u'4
among the Russian Soldiery in pursuance Oh ''
ROYAL Edlct
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

0J- Twenty four thousand bushels oil Du''1
Rye were sold in New York few days ego AZ
one dollar per bushel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

o. Two hundred and twenty-nlne su'elu''
were committed in Paris in the year 1885; Of
these rs were females.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

o. Some wheat of the present crop has been
ground at enc Of the mills in Richmond when
made but one barrel of inferior -four to SIX bush
els Of wheat
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

No. The Siamese twins Chang and Eng nave
arrived in New York from Europe in fine heaI'n
and much improved in appearance. They nav
learned to speak the English language very Hu'
emily,
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lsANi1 Mnr MiWina
SALE

BY permission Of The Court Of Ordinary fos Kcr.
shaw D..,r,e, will BE- cold On Monday Tho l6,h ia.
nnary next. a, The plantation Of the decd, on
White Oak Greek. k~phau D,ssiet, q variety oi
articles including the stock consisting Of Horses,
Mules, Cattle. ttoss and Sheep. large quantity
of Corn. Fodder, Peas, Ua,s. SC several Wagons,
Carts and Plantation implements generally, BE-.
longing tn the Estate of Lewis Ciplcs decd, and
on Tuesday thc i7,h Jan al The Farm Of the dec d
three miles itom Camden, the stock consisting of
Horsss, Mules. Cattle ard .iogs, Wagons, Cart.
Plantation Implements nc, Sc Belonging TO said
estate
Tcrns-Fos all sums under twenty dollars cash;
all sums over ,ha, am"un, no,cs OF bonds payable
on the ls, Of January 'sss. with interest from the
lay Of sale, and approved per-onsl security
JOHN CHESNUT, Admir-
Dec 3l-5-u
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rsa:a .he Chasles;oa Courier.
The Steam Packet Dolphin Blown up

The Steam Packet Dolphin B.oxn na.
FIFTEEN LIVES LOST.
The pilot boa, chniston. Capt, Dent.
arrived al this pos, yesterday. from Sasan.
nah. bringing ths Georgian o! tha. Guy. Of
Wedcsday morning. from which VIC copy
tic following particulars Of III" entire de-
s,ruc,ion o( the Steam Paekc, Doi,Aia.
We understand lha, the Dolphin was un.
der eon,rae, OF sale for s;N. .O0O-and ,ha,
she was IN tho Uniieh States Government
employ a, $1,000 pc, month. We further
learn that 5000 was insured on her.
Ssvax*Au. Dec. 20.
i.c.s Of the Steam Packet Dolphin,
We deeply rcgrc, TO learn. hy Captain
Brooks. OF tho steamer Santa, who arrived
yesterday morning from Vulus,a, ,ha, on
Monday last, 10Th ins aI,ou, / O'Clock 10
the afternoon. the steam packc, Dolphin,
Capt. Rudolph, oil ST Johns Bar. stopped
10 take pilot on board. and in tho aei Of
starring the rngIno, tho boiler burst. and uu.
fortunately killed fifteen persons. Tho San.
ice was lying at anchor inside Of the bar.
and saw the explosions take place. whcreupon
she raised steam and proceeded fur 'he wreck.
When within abou, half mile Of the wreck
met p'lo, boat OF =, John haroor. haring
on board oI Brown. lady. three children
and servant, Mrs. Gibbs and son. and Capt.
ku'loIph a' tho same time picked up one
Of Ahe Dophin's boats, with thrco men be.
longing to her. and one Of tho 81. Johns
pilots. On the arrival Of the Ssn,cc at The
wreck. che took Oft Dr. Martin Of the Uni
ted States Army, and Messrs. Waldrnn. and
Donalson. The small boa, OF the Sance
was then sent TO man who had dtI!ted
about mile On piece Of timber from the
wreck. and while getting him on board the
boat, another persnn was discovered si,ou,
one hundred aud Giiy yards from them, with
his head just above water, uho proved TO be
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HARVEY Il CARLISLE
DR.. d. Fl. NARDiN Editor.
Notice.

The subscribers have entered Into co.
partnership for the purpose Of es.ablish-
ias ah ln6rmary and Botanical medicine
store Ia The town of Camjca. s. G. aaa
pledge themselves that no cxcr,ion shall
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dcnec. l'IlOS. j. HARVEY.
WM. CARLISLE.
Dee. 3l-i5-,f
r. y. The subscriber will continue 10
sell Thumson's Family Rights as hereto
fore. w CARL1SLE.
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The Bangor Farmer describes TIC dres'
Of lady there during November rair
storm. when the mud Is ankle deep. thus
"a fur cape. boa twisted fonr iimc'
round l,cr neck. "dH stockings and Fteaei
lid shPpsr,."
The Bangor Farmer nigh, have dcs
e.ihcc this costume. taken as whole. b,
.ynonymcs. ,omcu h., In this wise:
"a terrible cold, q raeking cough. III.
cascd lungs. and mahogany coffin"
n. y. Con. Adr.
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In the I;oligt of Equity
SUMTER DisTRfCT.
1nnsi ii. - INV ma n q. -
Jonslhans Dov, md
others.
rs.
Rich,d Richardson,
sBfII.

VS. If 80 AS4ks %
Ricil,d Richardson,
By virtue Of decree in this case, will
be sold al Sumter Court House, on The
FIRST Monday in February next, between
eighty aud one hundred negroes Of tho
estate Of the isie Robt. Dow OF Claren
don, deed.
Terms Of sale, one .hird cash; the ba
lance on credit Of one year from sale,
with interest, the purchaser giring bond
and one good personal security and 8
mortgage, or omi.ing the mortgage. q his
option, and substituting twoor more good
personal securities, such as the Comnis
sioncr may approve. Purchasers @ pay
for all papers. s5sSs zs5ss5iis
By order Of the Conrt.
JOHN B. MILLER. Conn., Eq'yS D.
December 3i-45 ::zas
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CAMDEN, DEC %, 1896.
An election 10 brrrhy ordered for Captain Of ,h,
Camden Beat Company, Capt Stewart resigned
aud for Ensign Of The samc company, Ensign Ros
ser rrsgnrd. 10 be held IN Camden On Sa,rrda,
the 4th day Of February nest.
JOHN ~ JOY
A. G MARSHALL. Manager.
JOHN WORKMANS
By order Of Col Chcsnut
ID MURRAY, Adj 22d Reg 8 CM
Dee 3l-45--,f
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All persons having demands

agans, The estate Of Levi, Ciplcs Esq late Of Cam.
den, dec d. arr requested I" pse~nl the aame 10 the
sdmini.,r,,ot without delay, and hose indebted tn
make immediate payment. a. an early settle, en-,
Of Tho estate 10 desired
JOHN ciiEsSuT, A.n'e
Sorr utcr 1i--t0..u
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Ilsr buIIa,ns ! Goal snd cour. Hous,, al

lSr building . Goal and Court iousg' al
Gillisonville. -
= An Al 10 establish aud incorporate
a Rank in the Town Of Gcorsetown+
8. An Ac, 10 alter and amend the char
Ter o Tho city Of Charleston, and tor
other purposes therein mentioned;
Q. An Act 10 alter and amend The rem
sion Law. -.
10 AnAct TO provide for the reception
and di. position Of so much OF the surplus
Revenue of the u s as may be spp"rlI'n-
ed 10 this State. under the Aei oil Con
orcss. in such case made und provided
II. nAc, 10 increase The pay oi "1a"o
and Petit Jurors. -,
Ia An Act to amend the charter oi Inc
I,ouisvillc. Cincinnati and Charleston Kali
Road Company
IL An &c, to increase the number oi
Commissioners Of Free Schools Tor Lex
ing,on District.
IL. An Ac, 10 authorize tho city Coun-
Gil OF Charleston to tax The income oi
persons resident without the suid city; dc
rived from business conducted within The
city
is IN Ac, for The better regulation OF
the Fire Department, Of The city OF char
lesion.
l6 A. Act 10 yes, the real estate OF
Anne Hutchinson, in charles T Mullins
and Anne r Davenport.
II An Act 10 organize the courts oi ta's
State.
Is. An Act TO confer Banking priri.
leccs on stockh"lders OF the Louisville,
cincinnati aud Charleston Rail Road com.
pany.
10. An Act 10 increase The penalty for
giving Tickc, or Permi, 10 slave. un
der certain circumstances.
90. An Act 10 Incorporate the Sumter
and Darlington Rail Road company.
81. An Act 10 renew the char,c: Of the
st Pa,rick's Benevolent Society
%. An Act to au,horisc tho President.
Directors and Company OF the State Bsnk
TO increase lis capilal.
%. An Aei 10 alter and amend the Law
in relation to Magistrates and Cons,ables
in the Parishes Of ST. Philip and 81. Mich
acl. and for other purposes therein men
toned.
2i. An &c, to establish certain Roads,
Bridges and Ferries.
%. An Ac, TO incorporate the Charles
ton Hotel Company.
rs. An Act 10 incorporate certain Com.
pnn;cs.
q. An Act TO incorporate certain So.
ciclies, and 10 renew and amend ihc char
lcrs of certain Villages.
2S. An Aci concerning Migrants.
%. An Act tp increase The powers Of
tho Town Council Of Camden in relation
10 taxation.
80. An Act 10 incorporate the Charles
ton Insurance e. Trust Company.
81. An Ac, 10 incorporate ,hc Savannah
nj Charleston Steam Packet Company.
80. An Ac, 10 provide for the election
Of Tax Collectors by TIC people.
33. An Ac. TO raise supplies for tho
year 1896.
81. An Ac, further to provide for tho
Military organization Of the State.
s.. An Act to prcvca. tho hartoTine Of
Deserted Seamsn. and TO protect Sailors
rom the Fraudulent practices Of their
landlords.
SO. An Ac, 10 incorporate tic General
Mining Company Of Snu.h.Caro!inn.
81. An Act 10 amend tho Law in rc!a.
ion 10 lasolren, DE- tlors.
3s. An Act 10 increase The Jurisdiction
}! the City Cour. Of Charleston. and for
',hcs purposes.
80. An Ae, TO compel magistrates and
,ihcr officers TO return rceognizanees aud
,,hcr documents for the Court ol Ses.
ions.
10. An Ae, 10 make appropriations for
he year 1895.
Fran .hc Charleston Courier.
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Coitot, Saw Gins

Thnsr aho calculate on having their Gin. er
Pairrd BY The sabscrshrr will eoniet fssas By sr,
ding lhrm IN a. early .. practicable, AID ihes a
ford an "Ppaa,un',y ai s-ss,ne zach IN der tinsr -
Nee Gius. a,,h Sircl " Iron p.alr. Always han,
and fnt aslc By JOHN WORKMAN.
Aasus, G-.SS-fm
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From Ae Bal,imore ReYabiieaa.


a Biddk Lftir-A second letter
from Nicholas Biddlc 10 John Quincy
Adams, is going the rounds Of the oPposi-
iion papers. in which he assumes sn air
of as much authority as the Emperor OF
Russia could display in an address TO one
Of his licee subjects. He has undertaken
TO dircc: wha, coa.sc should be persucd
By Congress in relation 10 the currency;
deciding as matter Of course, that tic
existing pressure in The money market
has resulted altogether from ihe esron.
cous measures Of administration, and
that The adoption OF measures the very
rercrsc Of them. would porduee ins'an-
ianeous relief; and this. OF course. is &c.
Gardcd by the opposition rs very wise
and very vittuous. A writer in the New
York Evening Post has, however. taken
Mr.. BildIc in hantl, and has as regularly
descc,cd him and his letter, as any subject
was cscr detected by The most skilful and
expert SURGEON. Mr.. Biddic seems really
To imagine Iha. he has right. TO direct the
affairs Of nation, aud II he were 10 SCI
mp government, and attempt 10 manage
ou, afIairs according to his own will oud
plesurc. we arc not sure iha, majority
Of tho opposition would no. Immediately
avo~ themselves hts subjects. They bad
better look no further for. candidates for
the Presidency. He is certainly The most
suitable man for them iha, could be sclce.
ted. and /, would be as we'll for them &"
nominate him wilhon, delay I: il were
possible for them 10 elect candidate Of
their selection. the government, would be
under Mr.. Biddlc's con.rolc. AMI he
nigh, az we'll be at the head Of the nation
In person. as to hare one placed there to
act as bis automaton. !, is not. however.
vcry probable that he or any Of his agents
will ere. be placed in that station.
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STOLEN

From the subscriber on the night OF lne sotn inst
a large GRAY HORSE, year: o,c WIN
lump on HE back, PAGES finely Any 'nIosmsnoh - M
would be gladly received, and iioefai rcwsfo g"
"" ~ ''' ALFRED SCARBOROUGH.
ys,r Bi.hnpviIlc Dec 3l-a5--b
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NeU Copartncrship.

The subscribers having, on the I7lh Aug
last formed copartnership, under the
Grmof
:. J. II. Anderson 3' Co.
Respectfully solici, from their friends aud
the public generally continuance Of
that patronage which has hitherto been
extended li them individually
The Former customer. Of each Of the
Subscribers, will he accommodated on the
same terms as heretofore. by applying Al,
the store formerly occupied by p r vii.
lcpisuc. J. Fl. ANDERSON.
PF VlLLEplGUE
Nov. 1873 If
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Marshss Wholesale Grocery,
tSo.,th Of ihr City H0tcll

lRa EAST BAY, CHhhLESiON, .. ",
Traders and dealers from the country are iuvited
TO call. All articles sold, put up and Forwarded
wi,h aare and despatch on The usual terms:
WM. MARSH.
Dec. 3l-a5-c.
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Notice

ALI. persons indebted to the iaie Lewis CsPsss
Esq % .idmfniarGioY oi William Aosins.u eeS
arc required 10 make immedlae esyTsa. ;T 49, ''o
subscriber JOHN SnE'i'o 'NI 'NA. -
Dec. 3l-45-I
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We .sc iaaeb,rd Ia the Hoo. Joss r. RieuARp.
.as. far . copy Of The Praisen,s Message, and
,hc accompanying Documents
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The Ed,se, Of The Ckcssw Cc:tst, si!c, ena
mer.hng the appropriations made By The Lesisla-
,rrc, says. " ko.r mach has tess appropriated for
iAe bea.f, Of ts Pee Dec eSaasrs' The Legislature
i. willing enough To Tax us; VIA, :or' To iay os'
our money fas the benrd: Of Camden, COLUMBIA, &
o,hc, places, to enable them to d:sw away from Z,
th., ba.nr,a by which VIC arc coab!ed to meet 'hi'
,ssa,iet, The Editor, wc think. is r'issaEea IN
tive object Of the Legislature, 20 fss at ie,s; AZ
Camden is concerned. VIC hardly suppose
,l,a. they ia:caG by an appropriation o: seres Sa-
,sad dollars for improving the navigation OF CD:
River, tn break up The lcc Dec county. Bot did
she Pee Dec county reed an appropriation Did
they .ss for IL n ,hcy did rot need IL, CT sss fo'
il. we eanno, ~c the p,opr'eiy Of the Edi.Uss 10.
sssogs'osy:
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.zlI fasf
Col. Dell. of Jacksonville, slightly wounded,
and much exhausted, and succeeded " say:
ing him. il. getting dark, the ,Santee rc.
turned inside the bar, with the following PET
sons, saved from the wreck, viz:-Col. Brown,
LADY. and two children, Mrs. Gibbs and eoh;
DR.. Martin, Uni,cd states Army, Messts.
waldron and Col Dali, slightly wounded
and one person, (whose name we could mol
a.cer,aiu) capt Rudolph, the stewartess,
coiored woman. and four hands, one OF whom
is badly scaIaed
The following are the names OF tho killed:
col. Brooks, Lieut.. Alexander Maekay,
US A; Miss Brown. daughter OF CO! Brown;
Barnabas Luce. mate; Burie and A'dree. E'''
ginecrs; Kennedy. pilot; two deck hands, three
stewards. and three blacks.
We learn that Rarnabas Luce, the mate,
was native Of Rochester. Mass,)
About thirty persons were supposed 70
haze been ON board Of the Dolphin at the
time Of the disaster.
The survivors were conveyed 10 ST. Au.
gus,ine BY the steam boa, John s'oney. with
the exception Of col Dell, who was taken Il
Jacksonville. We understand that the Do'
phin sunk in four faihoms water.
II i, w rthy Of remark that Dr. Martin. o'
the army after the explosion took place. gave
up his place in The seow TO lady, and clung
to q log until The steam boat Sdnfee, came
up.
No new. from the army since they lefi
lfolusia, for the W ahoo swamp
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Iupax S,aassr hiss been elscife TO u,r tni,rd
Stairs s~ns,r trusn Sz.ih Carolina. fus s;x yrsr.
from the Sta of March n-z,.
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The New Orleans; Standard uf The i:th ,ns,an,
states ia, sAxra ASA arrived in hss cit. The day
psrvioa.. the 18th.
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NOTICE

Notice.
IL hereby given that regular meeting Of Tho
Commissioners Of Roads fSr Kesshav District,
will br holden 10 tho Court Honsr On the second
Monday in January ucIt
Dec 3l-t5-a
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NOTICE

The subseribcs has Iua received his
Fall and Winter supply Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
(-clcctcd by himself in New York; esnb,..
cling almo., c-osy article usually fnund ina
Dry Goods aud Grocrry store. which he offers
low Cor cash OF on tho usual crc,!i, 10 punc.
luai Customers w, J. GERALD.
Nor. 5-:lT--,f
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TnERMOMETERcAl..
Stair Of the Thcfmoa,~tcr at Camden, fos the
week ena,ag 2s,h December 1850. in tho open air,
asp<ft ,eftAfrs
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GusSueo W gteS@ usiuohyy wv ses@'6S 'S'As-'.t b
of,he party f.uds which have prevented for the lss
three or four yea,, al useful legislation. All
party divisions and distinctions we're forgotten in
the common and patriotic effort to promote tbs
public good.
ltmay be propc. 10 state for the information oi
those having business in The Courts, that by al
Act Of the last Session Of The Legislature, the
time for holding tho Courts have been changed 10
most, ir NO. all ei the Districts. We give below
the time al which the Coorts for this, and The ad
joining Districts will be held, and also an extract
from the act, icsalizing processes made rcsusnasls
OF a different time.
Chesterfield District. ID Monday in March and oc,
Kcrshaw District, 9Th Monday in March and Oct
Sumter District, iss Monday a!.er the 4th in Msset
and Oct
Ds,lins,en District, Cd Monday after The sth in
March and Oct.
Lancaster District, % Monday alter the 4th in
March and Oct
Fairfield District, d Monday a.,rr, Tic 9Th in March
and Oct.
The Court Of Equity for this Dsi,r;c. ats oa the
FRA, Monday in June.
The fo,lowinias is ,l,c extract al!udrd 10 nborc'
"sxe. 9. That all Processes Hnd Recega;-anecs
heretofore made reiuruab.e TO tho Cour; Of anT o!
the said Districts, Be legal, so,d and binding for
the Court nc II 10 be hcid In said District, aecos
ding 70 this Act
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LIST OF AcTa PASSED BY THE I.EoIs.
LArraE OF Sorfu CARoLlxA. UEc 1896
]. An Act TO authorize tho City Coun.
: eli of Charleston to close up Amcn.s,rcc,
=. An Act {" close mp MitehrlI's Alley,
on the side Of Bcdon's Alley.
s. An Actto vcss certain csrhcatcd pro-
perry. tn certain persons in Charleston
District. and for ",f,cr purposes.
=. An Act 10 establish the line. beyond
which, the wharres shall no, he extended
iu the city cf Charleston. and for other
purposes.
s. An AcI to alter the name and amend
the charter Of the Nesh, Iron Manufuc.
turing Company.
O. An Ac, 10 change the place Of hold.
ns ''e coutts i"t Beaufort District, ard
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Join, resolution. referred 10 tic Comp,rol
Ter General for rcpor, si the next .cs
sinn. This doc, NOT Rfec; the present re-
lief granted 10 Mr.. Sargent. The Hous.
sgresd 20 amendments Of the Senate ,o
the appropriation Bill, reducing the -ala
" Of the Treasurer Of the Upper Diri
sion 10 $1,000. and Of the Superintendent
Of Pabiie Works ia el600 those saIaric.
having been sevcraIly raised 30 s2C00 in
that Bali ss ]. went from The House. Tie
House then took recess until @ O'Clock
+. 81.
The Senate was chiefly engaged on ,hs
appropriation AeL the only ono that now
'emains to be finally noted on. We po
si',vely adjourn 10 night.
he Act 10 prevent the issuc OF mu,ila
tod bank notes laiich OH tho :hrd rca!ins
in tho Senate. The Acts in relation I.
The lien Of mechanic, and the lien uf Dc
crces in Equity. and several others ~hici
had passed second reading In both
Houses, failed for wan, Of time.