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N ,ss R.sSs Gar s.;h.i q
,ss hpen called article ~ New YORK wing J'ul
mi in which mixed up with the usual 9nan'lty o i's
,,,ror the Government Is openly ACCUSED "i "
>, Grcipp The banks II suspend sp.cIr pa! m"h's s.
absurd an accusation would seem hardly w"f'hy = ~
ice nor would deem II enited 10 attention. "u'
mo-, reason 10 believe that il was intended 70 cover M
design Of rain clique oi specua'"is, "i'o az VI
ally endeaporing 10 force The banks 10 susp'"", "
tina, "ulnney may bp plenty, and thrn me le5
the profits of the operation, make inc "o'e' "''' =
all the odum. ,,,,oos
The evils which he present banking system pfou"eeF,
even while the banks continue specie pay ms u u
uncb % c.n hs u,ell endured In cases ut genera
suspans they become almost inloera0ie. ihe "
yernmen,'s wish undoubtedly u, oy sue" "'ed" - "
It's power 10 prevent the recurrence OF suspensions an
of those fluctuations IN currency WHICH 81 -
10 all branches OF honest enterprise = -,,o,,
VIXEN ,ha l,,e susurnsun occurred, The Government
took every means in power 10 AID ihe return " spe
Gle popmens II n, once uniuried a stahuaIu, 'ou'.
which The friends Of that measure ra''eu It ~
il d;n;nsbed The immediate liabiles OF me oahNs' oy
alIow,r ,hsm 10 pnstpone for months, ana even i'f
wears the payment Of millions, when were oy c"h'.:'
ma vahle 10 The Government Oh deniana -" was ''s
ali II did II indirectly AIDED lae oahhs y" s'"uous
crsd, - ,bs merchants their duty bones ~ mus
nah,ad ,he merchnns to pay to The banks large SUMS
whirh ,bey must otherwise haze paid to the 1oSe,h
men, we are at loss To conceive what more Tue 70
yernmept could have done :, ,L
rbe accusation that it wishes to force Inc oa'hs
n snsend il p the highest degree absurd but as no
accusation against the present Administration seems 70
he loo absurd 10 find believers in The Wing ranks, we
would beg them tell what possible interest me 20
va,nment could ve in producing suspension OF specie
.rmen,s, Did i, gam any thing by The suspension oil
lsI4, According 10 Mr. McDute's report Of 1884, the
loss i, hereby sustained through depreci,"n Of paper
alone was equal to fifteen million dollars DID gam any
thing by the las, suspensicn Then, N Inc snoIt space
of,wo weeks between thirty and forty millions Of sfra
sury funds became unavailable for Treasury purposes
What could i, gain now, by suspension Of specie pay.
men,s7 |, is this moment, we understand he p,', "
credi,or OF several banks Would the payment q"
bs reveuue be facilitated by suspension OF specie Pa5'
ments; a . rre-,
further attention Such attention as II mas received
from u.s. has been given only thal The cirque ABOVE men
toned NAV know that we are acquainted with their po
Icy and that the public may be made acquainted win
il also Globe
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IHyRUSr SALE.-By virtue OF a deed oil trust exc
culrd 10 me by JOHN Gordon, bearing date Tue s "a
of February 1880 duly recorded IN the CLERK once %
Of The county of Louisa, shall on THURSDAY, Inc ion
il nm !, credit of nine months tract OF land lying
in The county OF I.ousn and containing lo2 acres, "ge
,hsr win the following slaves: Abraham foIlv Eliza,
and her four children; Ned Aaron, Charles, Wiilam,
James, Henry and Madison. ,,,ns.y r
80 2g.lm
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N0yfS Bank Of EDTi=GS.
RIcuhoSD, Va.
100000,

Lottery authorized By the State Of Maryland Ca.
No. for S39.-TO Je drawn on Tie 25M Stpt l.3q
The leading Capitals are-One Grand Prj:e d;
100000, ] of $4,000, ! Of 10000. Of sCGO. n
6Og5 Of 5000, Of 5000, Of 4OOO 10 Of 600 o
OF 1000, 20 Of 500, 80 Of l,O00-and great msry
other very fine prizes amounting TO an immense sun Il
money.
- No. Lottery. and ~ drawn ballots
certificate of package of % Whole Tickets in this
Magnificent Scheme will sent for $3.50.
A Certificate Of Package Of % Half Tickets Sl2l
Do do - Quarter DO ~ 20
Do do % EighIhs do II =
Single Whole Tickets S20-Shares in proportion
Orders for tickets in The above lottery are solicited
without delay-1J7 To be directed 10 the seller Of 4
The age prizes which SOLD in his part Of the coun r.
d. NJ. liOYT, Richmond ia
July 10 2l-,G
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NaORUS MULTICAULls The subscribe mas ~
va sale Roots and Cuttings Of The aorns Mul'Igaa.
s His Cuttings the product OF hGns &c" 'no
a,rs nld His prces shall be reusonaLie-ahG 70 ''"ee
yrn,S Inv Of him cuttings &c he will supply gruts
erss 81 the silk raised by himself me prsrn Seu,
al the following varieties riA: mammoth yeIowi Sm
we,ks yellow. crop white and peanun, hip'S
Ellis Elicit II CO.. OF 10 hiohANh nn IS
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...s...,.. Tvas 81 Wcsm Eggs
yEyllE subscriber has remaining unso'a asd"uce
sand EGss, of the celebrated kind, al his resas"s
ncur Tie Virginia Baptist Seminary Persons WV
- ,e, The genuine kind had better make early nPpe1
70 se' ''s genuine JAMES .. BREEDEN
non Off
lima
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Aug l6

VN CIIANCERY-p VIRGINIA AT rules holden 10 the
b CEfks Office Of The Circuit Superior Con1' o. Law
and Cbancry for The county of Goochland, lie 9TH day
Of August, 1882 ,
Stephen woodson, excr Of William Downright
decd, i'A''i'
against o.
William Drumwight, and other Defendants
The defendant above named, not having entered hIs
appearance and given security according 10 the Act OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that ne Is not an f.so.u
his (ommonweal,h-I is ordered that the said defend.
ami do appear before The Judge Of our snd Court, at
Tho Courthouse on The FIRST day Of October Court next
und answer the bill of The plaintiff, and that copy OF
THIS order be forthwith inserted N some newspaper pup.
lished in IN. CIV Of Richmond for two months
svey and posted The front door oil The Courthouse oil
sald county.
Copy-Tes,e,
w. MILLER, C. C.
Aug. Is 21-w9w
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EFOuI'S Bank Of Prizes.

fIoyt. as usual is selling and paying all the bug P1
Therefore it is necessary for those who wan, ,h'
class of Capitals 10 address their communications
NJ Hoyt. ..
NJ Tickets in all Of D. S Gregory & Co Letter"
advertised in any paper, by any one, always ioI sac
Hoyts; and ii has been proved to the "otlu' n =
large prize is rantsd. THE TICKET Mu'i "
PURCHASED OF HOYT. t;.b
All are aware, that we recently sold PTze "",."
amounted TO fec times much aoney as any p''-'
sold By any render in The city Of Rtthmona b =
In another part of this paper will hr ionnn TIOI.
the KING Of Lotteries-ONE HUNDRED III
SAND DOLLARS. In,hs Lottery. more patnsI,'bbs
orders should come TO Hoy, as all big 'ish SWIM
pond. ;s, 20.
$3.50 w. ne .'he'S ~ iaI 'dI'" July 70
n OOK AT THIS!-Undpr Decree Of Inc .nS'. ;:
Court Of Hanover shall, on the 2sl hs.+, h,
Stephen T Puams, sell 10 The hqhes. O .,a 90,
SLAVES named in said decree, belonging !" NV e.
of Mildred w PulIiam-say likely Man: arc ..,,i
about Is years old A credit of 6 months VIII .,
the purchaser, except much as may oe ntc
on sale. JOHN r DANDRlD@L,
Commissioner under Tie sag ~,
$4,000 81 81 y f;s ss'' 70. S' .,: IN suns
sun pO'''''e'' ABRAHAM WARWICK 4 CO
Aug27 ,-,.nr.
NVR AND MRS. PICoTs Institution tor PIX Pr
y Ladies, Nos Il and Is, Washington s2. n.scna i
iadepaia Instruction is given, through l"r
French and English, BY Mr. and Mrs rie CO S I,s~'s'
fcien, number Of comPeen, teachers N az Hs'
taugh, in the best SehoO's for young tnas Italian Gs
Music, vocal and instrumental, Spanish, ID'.,nnoyst
man, drawing, dancing &c, ,augh,b BY Tie mos 'P'
teachers. I .. shors,
For prospectus, re'frences' "'' apr ISL"
Sept,
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
lI.icc An 10 South SntfL RaLLi1E0re

OGte No 70, South Street, Baltimore.
CAPITAL PAID Is, Two MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
YEyHE President and Trustees Of this Company receive
q Money on Depose, which interest will be al
lowed; make nsurances on Lives, grant Annutes and
Endowments and receive ind manage Trusts OF every
description which may be committed to their charge,
whether from individuals corporate bodies, or courts OF
Justice.
J. MONEY will be received and held in trust, and The
interest thereon paid semi annually, quarterly in
ormily with the direction Of the owner-or the interest
will be placed the end of every six MONTHS 10 the
credit Of the Trust Fund for accumulation.
3 LIFE Observation-Disclosures may effect assurances
with the Company upon their own lives, or The lives OF
others for year, term Of years. or the whole OF
life. The table Of rates complied for tins Company are
upon the most favorable terms well tor The ohces oil
The Navy and Army, as czens-and may be had on op-
plicatIon to the Company or lis Agents
3. AsNUIrIEs These will be granted upon such
will enable The annuitan, 10 enjoy the largest
income for any given amount of money.
4. ENDowMESTs.-A person who desires TO provide
capital for or ward when he shall arrive at The
age Of 81 years. marriage portion for daughter,
can effect it through this Company.
Officers and Trustees Of the Company-P MacauIey,
Esq, NJ d., President, Baltimore; John Duer, ESQ, H.
d., Vice President New York, Richard Wilson, Sc
creary, ~ Thurs,on, Assistant Secretary.
Trustees Isaac Lawrence. Beverly Robinson, d.
McVckar Charles A Davis Samuel Wetmore, David
Hidden Anthony Bnrckiay. L. suares, George r Tall
man. P e. Nevius, Roswell l. Colt, Morris Robinson,
New YoIk; Matthew l. Bevan, VIM. Palt, John Moss,
Philadelphia James Cox, VIM. f Mayhem, Samuel
Huffman, Frederick W. Bruno, G. S. Old6e!d, Joseph
Cushing, Fielding Lucas, jr Baltimore.
Applications may be made personally, or by letter,
post paid. the Agents for the company in Virginia,
who will furnish the rates and other necessary informa
ton, persons DESTROYS Of efscng assurances max
Jog other arrangements through this Company for The
benefit VI their families or estates.
z. NJ TABB. .3gent, Richmond, Va.
agents in Virginia.
PuILLr M. TABB, Esq Richmond.
WM. S. SIMPSON, Esq, Petersburg.
GEO. W. GASP, Esq Norfolk
ROBERT ANDERSON, Esq, Williamsburg.
JOINS Bruce, Esq, Winchester
June IA lift
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MIssIssrPPI BAsKISo CAPIrAL--Accordng 10 state
me nj IN the New York Courier the Banking capital Of
Missss pp chartered by its Legislature is $50 2GO GOO,
and ihs uncharlered real banking capital liz Slo
0U0 0I0-makng an aggregate Of 40 millions This IS
doing very well IN Suite which sends two members 10
Congress and has large commercial cnpiul. The
banks ore, with bat two exceptions insoYent,
mol redeeming their prs. notes in specIe
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Morris .HELTIC.iULI>

~ III
HAVE now growing al my farm Zone mile from
Il Richmond. the railroad Leading to Fredericks-
burg $4,000 Trees the produce of old roots measuring
in height from to ftt and in circumference near The
ground 3 inches They offered 10 those disposed
10 purchase al cents the double cutting, or cents Tor
each eye bud-o by the tree corresponding price,
adding on the value of The root The price will not
vary until after the middle Of September, when 1t 'cM
adrnnce Early applications are advised.
TERMS Cash on delivery of the trees, or Slips which
will be in al November. have also for sale or 6UG0
raised from the Spring planting of slips: now feet
high. To insure success IN the cultivation OF The MO
rus Mucauis il is necessary to procure slips from
roots g g. or mare uears old In sueh The Hgnfous fibre
more perftHyt formed, ehch enahS them 10 rist0nd
de ricisStudts g Spring ueaer and are considered
by experienced growers 10 tie treble the value OF all
others Apply (post paid) to
DANIEL NORTON,
.Hoonoiia, Richmond, Ireintd.
Toone who wishes 10 engage extensively in the cul.
of the ond manufacture of silk, the possession
Of such growth, above described. is matter OF first
Importance the like in all probability cannot be Pur-
chased else where any terms.
y Billie smaller ryes Tie fotfrat ShootS 'eW DC
taken 0F and not estimated Ia The count ID. n. A.
Aug 10 29-iloo 80
ar Tie National Tnnlsenccr will please insert tho above till
The 18th eptcmbcr th office Tor co!ec-
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RIcHMoSD Nav 9th 1889 5-Gm

A Il meeting OF the President and Directors OF The
IA Bank Of Virginia. on The llih day OF June, 1e5l
Resolrfd That books Of subscription 10 the sd-
dlIona capital of this Bank Us authorized by law he
opened forthwith at The Bank at Richmond BY the Cash
ie and The several branches by the Cashiers thereof
and also ut Portsmouth, under the superintendanca of
john A. Chandler, John W. Murdaugh and IL. l.. Will
son. Esqs.
For every share taken, S25 be paid, with inter-
est thereon from the Sd instant when the Commonwealth
subscribed and paid for $50 shares; and so IN three
equal instruments Of two four and six months thereafter,
with interest from tie same perind.
A. ROBINSON, JR Cashier
~ book Of subscription is accordingly opened at
the Bank Of Virginia.
June ID lO-N
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10000 Dollars!
XirgiMIa state LOTTERY.

For the benefit Of the Mechanical Bcnrvo!en, so'''
" Of Norfolk Class ). for lS39to be drawn al AeI'
andra, Va, Saturday, Sept. %.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
prize Of $40 GOO prize Of 2o'
10 900 l@U
/ 6 On0 so l"o
5000 80 2oV
/ 9 900 50 ~
Tickets only $40 shorss in proportion.
nrCer,i6cale of packages Of p whole tickets 81"
SHARES in proportion
Q-TFor Tickets or Shares or Certificates Of Package
in the above Splendid Lotteries, address,
ID. NJ HOYT
Richmond ia.
Arous, % Bot
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Besides prizes Of S'no-Si1G $40 lC0-S S0-SD
and lowest prizes SEQ
- No. Lo''ery-l2 Drawn Ballois
Tickets only $50, Halves TO- Quarters >. Erhlbs . =
Certificates OF packages of - whole tickets $40
DO do % half DO l25
DO Go % quarter do 62 "A
10 90 20 eighth ID 81 -
Orders for Tickets and Shares Certificates Of pact
ages, in the above magnificent scheme, will receive Tia
most prompt attention, and Official accoun, of rba
drawing sent nme dlately after it 10 ali .ho
der ron us. Address
D. S. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
July 30 [2i-td] Eicimoad +,
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NOTICE "A petition will be presented 10 The next
LIZ Legislature of Virginia, asking law TO declare
the North Anna river lawful fence, from Dabney 8
Mills 10 Jerdon's Mill.
Sep3 3i-w4a-
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, IS RicHMoSD, Va.
YENHE next Winter Term Of Lectures in the Medical
E Department nj Of HsmPden Sydney College, al Rich
mund will commence on MONDAY, Oct 2lst, le3',
and continue until the last of February following.
AUGUSTUS L. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor Of
Surgery aud Surgical Anatomy
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
Til JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
L W TCHAMBERLAYNE, NJ D., Professor Of Ma
TERN Medica and Therapeutics.
r. l. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID Professor OF Obstretlcs
and the Diseases Of Women an Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D, Professor of Che
misry and Pharmacy.
The College lnirInary attached TO the College Build
jnp has been in successful operation for the last eight
months md furnishes constantly number of interest
ing Medical and Surgical cases-to which the student
has access al all hours.
The College lnirmary, together with the Aims House,
Penen'ary and Armury, (Which ME under The charge
Of Two OF the Proiessos will afford the student an OPP
porunity of witnessing the various diseases incident 10
Southern climate. The abundance OF materials tor
Anatomical purposes and the reduced price al which
they are furnished will enable the student TO acquire n
intimate knowledge of the Anatomy of the human body,
and the use Of Surgical Instruments.
During the last Winter Course OF Lectures, from The
number of Surgical Cases admitted into the lnhtmary,
The Professor OF Surgery enabled TO EXHIBIT be lore
the class, nearly all the important Surgical operations
upon tie Hriag subject and from The growing popu
lary of tie nfrmary. there is reason 10 believe that
hereafter The Surgical Cases in The House will greatly
increase.
Good Board, including fuel lights, servants attend
ance, DC be obtained in this city for four dollars
per week.
We are authorized 10 state that q full Course of Lee.
lures in this Institution will be received equivalent
to one n the following Medical Schools University OF
Pennsylyanla Jefferson Medical CnIegc Of Phadc pho;
Medical College Of the State of South Carolina; Tran.
sylvania University, Lexington, Ky University Of Sas
ryland, &c, &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissectng
Rooms OF The College the first of October
AUG'S L. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the .uedicnt Faculty.
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JMSs, Eii, hNaosta, r.,

CAPITAL PRIZE Slo0CAO
Lottery aulhorIzsd by he STATE OF MARYI.rn
10 erect Town Hall and other buildings IN In. 49,.
Of Baltimore. ivy
Class No , for 1890
To be positively drawn in The city Of Baltimore an r
nesday. September %, ,}3. under the sups,o'' e1'
ence Of the commissioners '"a'
d S GREGORY IL Co (successors 10 Yates & MI,,r...
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SILK At THE Souri, We favored By Mr.. Carey
with The following letter, which will be interesting 10
large number of our readers Phil 7mc Ssnhni.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEaT GEO,
hinrdgevie, Aug 10. lee9 )
To Mr.. Mathew Cary-Sir: The Legislature Of this
State last session, passed law giving fifty cents
premium per pound for all Silk CUcoons raised within
the State THIS law is according 10 lis enactments, 10
continue in force ten years
The consequences which may follow from this law,
render matter Of public Importance 10 ascertain The
make, price of Silk Coconns by the pound, in the mar
kes of this country aud Europe, where Silk IS nanuac
tured
VIII you oblge me by giving this information, il al
your command 80 that may be enabled 10 commune
cate il 10 the Legislature at lis next session.
Very respectfully. vours. &c,
GEORGE r GH.MER
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THE HoRSEI.-The annexed paragraph from the Gai'
vesl"niaD looks more like truth than any OF The hume
rous which have preceded II, relative 10 Inc a'e
Of this unfortunate vessel
Some time ia June last, Mr.. Dunman, Respectable
inhabilant of Point Bolivar riding with ms n"hef-in.
law on The Cult shore observed bottle corked, and
aghled The hope that it contained wine or spirits II
turned out however, To contain only roI! OF paper
The bottle was small with long cork, not sealed The
cork and part of The bottles neck, covered with
harnaclrs impatient to crafty their curiosity, and
having no means extract The SCROLL MIR Dunman
broke the battle and left II on the spot II was ABOUT
twenty miles from Bolivar city.
On Saturday last, Mr. Dunman brought the manu-
script 10 the GaIvestonian Office and left for inspection
and disposal We have taken some pains 10 exhibit IL,
and consult udicous opninns, which are pretty unan-
nous in giving il credit The scroll has been forwarded
10 the United States by Steward Newa, ESQ TO whom
we handed il for that purpose The following s acoPy:
"OS BoARp U, SLuoP HoRSEr.
3lst August, l-39.
ave nre all los,-a tremendous gale has toundered
the vessel off Galveston Island about sixty or seventy
miles distance"
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$4,000 .-Sl0, OCO.
VIRGINIA state Lottery,
G9J. 500.
Grand Consolidated lottery.

Grand Consolidated EOtlcfE.
Glass A. Tor ls39.
To be drawn at Wilmington Del, THURSDAY, Ssg'tr'
Der 90, 1889
GRASp CAPITALS.
prize of SO Ooo PT'ze oil -"
1 & nuO H.:
I 5000 10 lI@
3 $40 ID r'
5000 90 80
Tickets only Sl0-Sharcs in proportion.
u Certificates of packages OF % whole tickets: S!''
shares in proportion.
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FTHSH rHIt HHU VtHI'T IN OVVDS.
WW7 E offer for sale near 600 PACKAGES seasnn.
w able Goods, consisting mainly OF the following
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


The unfinished business Of the morning hour was
the report Of the Select Committee the Public
Lands; the question being on the amendment Of Mr..
Robertson
Mr.. YELL said that there were but few days of
thesession left for the transaction of business indis
pensable to the support of the Government; that
it was now apparent that no action could be had
during The present session, and he would not tres
pass another morning upon the business OF the ma
ton, DC. He stated the position which induced him
to- oppose the resolution, in addition to those advance
ed on former day First that the public lands,
under the deeds Of cession, were set apart for the
payment of the national debt, which amounted, at
the close of the war, to about $50 100000. That
debt has been paid and, il you please, by the pro-
ceeds of the public lands; or rather, the whole
amount of the sales amounts to about $l06,0 Co.,
out OF which about $50 600 900 has been expended in
surveying and paying all necessary expenses and
salaries. But il must be recoected that this funded
debt was paid as well out of the common treasure as
the proceeds OF the public lands. Secondly, that,
from the estimate of the Commissioner of the Ge
neral Land Office there has been about $4,000 600
paid for the purchase under the treaties with Flori-
da and Spain and the extinguishment Of Indian
titles That must be paid before the proceeds can
be diverted from their original purpose. The mo
ney was taken out of the public Treasury TO acquire
these titles, and il thereby became part Of the
venue, and could no more be applied in distribution
than money raised from customs upon imports.
Mr. took a brief survey of the grounds assign
ed, and finally closed with his objections the pas
sage of the resolution because the state Of the Trea-
sury would not Justify it, and because the effect would
be TO raise the tariff resort to direct taxation TO
make up the deficiency, which he estimated to be
SioOOo,00O, or more, and which, moreover would
fall heavily upon the Western States as they were
the consumers, and paid the duties in the end
MIR. SHERROD WILLIAMS moved TO Law the
whole subject on the table IT. :
Mr.. HAYNES asked Mr.. W. to withdraw the
notion which Mr.. w. refused to do - .
Mr. LEWIS WILLIAMS demanded the yeas
and nays on the motion to lay on the table; which
were refused
And the question being taken the whole subject
was laid on the table.
Some conversation took place as to the order of
business when
Mr. CAMBRELENG moved suspension of the
rule, for the purpose Of going into Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union, 10 resume the
sideration of the General Appropriation Bill
Mr.. SHERROD WILLIAMS moved reconsi-
deration of the vote by which bill in relation to
eartain presumption rights in the State Of Alabama
had been laid on the table yesteday; which motion
was entered on the journal.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House then again resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole the state Of the Union Mr..
Banks, of Virginia in the chair) on the bill.