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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
pnI'pTIJ OF JIl.f.

For many years The celebration .! ll''' glorious
anniversary has been surrendered By our Citizens
to The Volunteer Companies Of Richmond, VINO
are always gallant and liberal. We presume
that the same course will be pursued mis- year
although We should be glad 10 see recurrence o'
The scenes, when our citizens, bnryng all parry
feelings, met together around the ieS'r" board
and, with one heart enjoyed the associations Of
the ,lay. Cannot those good old feelings be re-
yived on The present occasion, when II becomes US
all 10 express true American spirit?
We Lex m thai The Volunteer Companies have
invited Mr.. VIM. r. Muniord 10 deliver lhe Ora
lion. and Mr. J. Randolph Tucker 10 read The
Declaration oil lndependence-an that they have
accepted he call Suffice il 10 say. that afp 'r''!
,. yist- Jt{p
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l. AW NO Il &c T. 5
Read & FIOllrllOy.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TN consequence of a change having been made
/ in the time Of holding the Superior Courts in
one Of the counties in the range OF MessrS. Geo.
w. Read and VIM. C. Flonrnoy, aud the esa-
hlishment OF the various Courts OF another, by
The formation OF The new county Of Appomallox,
the requisite interchange and cooperation between
them, has, 10 their regret, been rendered imprar-
licablr They have therefore 10 announce that
the partnership heretofore existing between
them, under The style Of Read Y tourney, IS,
by mntual consent this dar dissolved. To HE
public, who have literally patronse' them during
4 pleasant professional connection Of more than
six years, they return their thanks, and severaly
offer their services in their new relations. Mr..
Flonrnoy'S arrangements for The intnTe, will he
seen below Mr. Read will hereafter attend all
the Courts Of Charlotte, Halifax and Mccklen-
burg His address is Charlotte Courthouse.
GEORGE w. READ,
WIN. c. FLOURNOi.
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ID, VIRGINIA, FlsHDAY MORNING, JUNE 6. ,sa.
EsTATE For SAIL

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale The Farm on
which he resides, situated in the county Of Camp
bell Immediately above the town of I.ynchburg
The tract contains about 800 acres of land, aId
consists OF 100 acres or more, living between
James river and Blackwaier creek, (Which forms
one oithe present boundaries THE town. and the
islands in the river, running parallel with the
main body of the land; the one con:a ming about
80 and the other between 20 and 20 acres. Fonv
hundred and sixty acres ot the tract are cleared.
and in cultivaton-ihe balance is in woods, and
large portion OF il heavily iiinbered. OF the
cleared land, ll5 acres (inclusve OF the island
are James river low grounds, equal in productive
ness, it is believed 10 any on the river. The por-
ton of the highland in cultivation is now we'll
adapted 10 the growth OF the different staples, and
is rapidly improving.
The dwelling house is large and commodi-
Gus brick building, with eigh, rooms abavc slaiIs
aud convenient cellar beneath The ou,-honses
belonging 10 the dwelling arc well located oil sub
sian,ial materials, and in good repair. The place
has on il an oveTseerS house, barn, and ALI the ne.
ceSsary iarm-houses. There j: also on the pre-
misses, in immediate proximity 10 The town, 4
Warehouse formerly used inr the inspection OF
Tobacco, which, with some slight repairs, might
be placed in condition suitable FOR the same pur-
pose.
The tract admits oil being divided INTO three or
four tracts, each having iaiI portion OF woods
and cultivated land.
The place will he sold entire, in Two or more
! tracts, or il will he divided into small parcels or
lots 10 suit the views Of persons wishing 10 pnr-
1 chase. The island will also he sold separately,
4 il demanded.
A minute description Of lie place i, deemed
I unnecessary, as those who wish 10 purchase. will
/ no doubt, make enquiry and examination iof
! themselves.
Theter will he made known on application
10 The subscriber. The place will he shown 10
! such as NAV wish 10 purchase, ~ the subscriber
\ or the marageI Mir. p II. Ryan. residing on tie
farm WM DANIEL. Jr.
! Ii The tract is sold entire, possession will he
| given the 18th November next, and crop q
! Wheat seeded ior The purchaser Should any de-
sire 10 purchase small parcels or lois: they can OBJ
tain possession 4, once. w. D. j..
Feb AO-cWll
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NTESSRS. VIM. G. Flounoy and Tlios. 5.
AI Bocock having associated themselves nm
der The STYLE oil Fiournoy & Bocock, will hcreal-
ter practice their Profession in connexion. They
vii! attend regularly all The courts Of Bncking-
ham, Cumberland, Prince Edward. and the new
county OF Appomallnx; also, the Superior Courts
of Campbell, and the Superior and Inferior
Courts OF Charlotte or Lynchhurg as may here
after be deemed advisable Mr.. Bocock being
the attorney for the Commonwealth in The County
Court of Appomatlox The partnership will not
extend 10 the criminal practice in that Court
For that Mr.. Flonrnoy offers his individual ser
vices The attention Of both partners will be gi-
ven, with zeal and energy, to the business OF The
firm.
Address the firm, either at Farmvillc, Prince
Edward, the residence OF Mr.. Flonrnoy, or a,
Clover Hill, ApromauoS, The residence Of MIR.
Rocock. WIN. c. FLOURNOY,
Nav O-cet TIL. S. BOCOCk.
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PROPOSALS For COAL.

BUREAU or Nav YARDS AN D0cFe,
May II, 1915.
C,EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "propo.
) sails for Goals" will he received al this En-
reau until 3 o'clock, p. NJ. ofihe 7lh day Of June
next, for furnishing and delivering, for line use Of
the navy, the following quantities and descriptions
OF Coal, a, the Navy-yards specified, viz
Portsmouth,, y. Hampshire.
10 tons red ash anthracite.
Boston.
1875 tons Beaver Meadow anthracite lump
$50 tons Peach Orchard anthracite, (,roken and
screened.)
1900 bushels best Cumberland (ior starting
G,OOO bushels Midlothian, (ior smiths nse)
Ncm YORK.
80 tons Iackawana.
50 do Lehigh, (broken and screened
5000 bushels lump Cumberland, or oneen's
Paihqdflpl;a
50lons Lehigh, (brokrn and screcnei)
Washington
1 1890" '". ds sr I"mg, AlaIohian.
10000 do best Cumberland.
.NorjoN.
5000 bnslt Is average, lN;l,,.;.n
200 do crate or screened,
I'cnSafOld.
100 tons anthracite.
All ofihe above Goals are ODE OF the very Jod
gvaiifu and TO be free from sulphur and all other
impurities; TO be delivered at the respective yards,
one. halt on or before The .lst daynt August next
and The remaining hall on or before the :'ls day
Of Octaher nexl, subject 10 the inspection Of The
officers designated hy the commandanls al The re.
speclive wards and in all respects satisfactory 10
a. on;rers nDainIed hv him
Persons Offering are required 10 make separate
offers Tor The delivery Of each kind OF Coal al saci
Of The yards specified, and 10 STATE The price for
each kind distinctly, that separate contracts may
be made Tor each navy-yard and for each quality,
il desired By the department. The price asked
for the anthracite Coal must be Tor the Inn Of = oiO
ponnds, and that for the bi;umlnous mus, be per
6ustclof fire peaks, as weighed or measured AL The
yards where deliyered and, when delivered salts
factory evidence must be furnished Thai they
were taken from the mines or pits specified in The
contracts.
Bonds, in half the amount OF each contract,
will be required for their faithful Performance in
addition 10 a reservation Of ten per ceuum. unon
all bills which may be approved; which reserved
ten per cenium will not be paid until the compile
ton of the contract 10 The satisfaction of The re-
spective commandments OF the yards of delivery.
L. WARRINGTON,
Chief of Bureau.
Tobe published twice week until 7h of June
next, nthe Union, Intelligencer and Constitution,
Washington, d. c.. Baltimore Republican and
Sun; Pennsylvania, Keystone and Ledger, at
Philadelphia; Harrisburg Union; Richmond
ENQUIRER; Portsmouth (Va.) Old Dominion;
Evening Post and Morning News, New York.
Proprietors Of The above papers will be pleased
send a copy OF the paper containing, The above nd
yertisment TO this Bnrean.
May l5-c2awl7thJ
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FW fF I-NIHfTtT
THE UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
A. one Of those who assisted by legislation 10
establish The University o! Virginia, nope u
will moi be deemed ohicious to suggest some
measures which il seems lis present state ae-
oands 10 realize the benefits II IS calculated 10
dispense as literary institution 4 change 10
The mode Of The appointment CT The visitors
would be highly beneficial. The appointment OF
Tho Vi>ilers. by the law establishing The Univer-
,;,y !. oven 10 the Executive OF The State. With
oni enouiring into tie motives which have iniu-
enced those appointments, il isarparent thai some
COMMITMENTS that have been made, were lnJudi-
cious. An indispensable requisite IN Visitor IS,
that he should be man OF high literary attain
menrs. Another matter 10 be taken into cdnside-
ration is that thcy should be selected as nearly
as practicable from the different portions OF the
STATE Would il not be best, BIZ law to give the
mower of appointing The Visitors 10 The Legisa-
tnre and take them from the different portions OF
The State-two below the head Of lide-watcr, two
between he head CT tide-wa,er and the noun
tans. Two in the Valley, and Two beyond the
mountains In this mode, there would De wider
range Tor selection and better selection OF Vlsi-
tors. than has been heretofore made. FROM The
Alumni OF the institution now scattered over the
State and others, 4 Iudicious selection might tie
made. The law, too, should be 50 amended as 10
give to the Visitors The appointment oil Inc Chalr-
man of The Faculty On this officer, greatly de-
nends the success OF the institution As Vlrsl-
Man feel great solici,ude in the success Of our
University. Unaided and unpa'ronized, genius
NAV occasionally blaze with me'eotic spIendor;
Int !, is the steady lehi OF literary institutions
that illumnes the public mind and eleva,es the
character of country 1t is mainly owing TO
The Universities OF Oxford and Cambridge, in
England, tina, the sun does not sci over her do
main, and that her power and glory overshadow
he world, A VIRGlNIAN.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

SCHOOL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY,
- Professor George Tucker having rendered
his resignation Of the Chair in this School, 10 take
effect at the close of the present session, the
Board of Visitors will proceed to the appoint
ment Of his successor a, their annual meeting, on
the LIST July next.
The subjects laugh, in this School are, Mental
Philosophy, Political Economy, Logic and Bellies
Leres.
The compensation Of the Professor consists OF
a salary of one thousand dollars, fees from the
members of the School, and house and garden
free OF rent
Applications may be addressed 10 c. Johnson,
Esq Rector, &c. at Richmond, or to Professor
William B. Rogers, Chairman Of The Faculty, at
the University.
April 2l-ctlstJuly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

orin2 the question to prompt decision. whether
England acknowledge onr rights or 90 10 war
As Tor preparation for war on our pali We need
never wait for that We never do, and never
WI! prepare !nr war unii We a.e on III very
brink ii il.
I'VE ask Wings 10 consider helher patriotism
NAV n"i require 4 more prompt assertion OF our
rights Than heretofore seemed necessary. W.,
oppeat 10 HhisS Jcconsc arc darc net he heayi II
!JoG for ri.oS aHd eaeygY IN lie admia,AfdiiOA.-
Inc ciamor OF the party in power abont Oregon
has been meIe piece Of clap-trap, uli OF sound
and Jury signtying nothing How long will
II ne efe i'0E 'ciH rea:KTc 10 gT0ite Tita England
Wuen shall we see Cabinet, which vas born in
tempest OF wordy threats agains, Gtea, Britain,
daTf 10 co0fort that po,rer with the plain and SIM
pie alternative, acknowledge our rights or letlhc
issue he lett 10 The God OF BallrsF Some aa5ror-
fag t"nci&.oa some Ta!aoaS tG~gain. or some hn-
mlialinS sacrifice (such as thar OF the Tarih,) is
more likely 10 happen
The people Will compare these grossly con-
liiciing opinions Of the Wing prcss--and, from
The confusion Of voices will dcducc The rue OPT
mon, mat the President is pursuing 4 sound po-
hey; neither rash or impruden, "a the one
hand, nor trucking or vacila;ng on The other.
The Wings may assign improper motives Of ali
kinds 70 his course, but The nation will DO justice
10 his aS>iduous efforts 10 vindica.e our rights,
ana, at I!lr same time maintain peace with al
The world, il il be possible He is placed in a
most responsible posilion--hu if he does his tu-
y 10 country AMI - himself, he has nothing d
tear ~ all events he viii 10, lie moved !som
his patriotic .roun. IL ihc mui.ilorm assaults Of
ihr Wig press
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1nI1ISa RAIL. ROAD

THE Annual Meeting Of The Stockholders OF
the Louisa Railroad will be held at Louisa
Court House on the 10th day OF June next.
May 27-c4t A. w. TALLEY, Secy.
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CoMM,ssloNsR's OFFlcE,
Richmond, April 10Th, 1915.

Richmond April 10th, lelo.
~ he Superior Court Of Chancery ior Iiie
l Richmond Circuit wv
John Cosby. iHh.
Against
James GRAY CT ais, l's.
Pursran, 10 decree made in this cause on me
Is. day Of March, 1915, ], as one OF the Commis-
s!orers in Chancery for the said Court, have a,p-
roinlcd the 9th day Of June next between the
hours Of len o'clock, A. NJ, and two o'clock, r
NJ. ami 50 from day 10 day between the same
hours Sundays excepted, until The 29ih day OF
Jay following. at ny office in the city OF klcf-
mont, State Of Virginia, for receiving and near
ID. lie proof Of whatever debts or claims The Gre
liors .. David NJ Branch individually, and Of
me la;e firm conducted under the name OF me
said Branch alone, bu, composed OF John .: Al
len ami the said Branch, NAV have agalns, ether
he SAID David VI. Branch Individually, or against
tie said firm And should any such creditors
I'LL, under this notice, 10 come forward and prove
heir debts or claims, the Court will proceed 70
decree distribution Of The trust funds among
>ich Of the said creditors as shall have duly COM
Piled herewith. JOHN SHORE,
April lS-2awi29Jy Comr.
Il New York Morning News will publish i'm.
media,ev twice a week ill Goth July, and send
bill 10 This Office.
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n cHANCERf-VIRdlSiA: AT rules taken
: ~ cy.rs', Office OF the Circuit Superior
- I =. Law ana Chancery OF Prince Edward
.s.' me 81 day Of March, 1873; ~.
sarah J. Davis, NJ
s,, rssi' Mitchell, ST.. administrator Of VIM.
,,.''1,I pich,rG Mitchell Sarah K. Davis,
r T,,s Mitchell, Blake W. Mitchell, Creed
+ V,,~brll and Jane Mitchell, De.tS.
Tn ~, defendant Frederick Mitchell, not having
.,..,.d his appearance and given security &C.
s .'r4;no % an Act OF the General Assembly ana
'y.I gass Of his Court, and i, appearing that he
INA, IN iohabnanl of this State On The mo
or ii Inc plaintiff, BY counsel, Il is entered al
p,iss ator,sad. and accordingly ordered, that The
.s,s ,,r,.n,ian Frederick MITCHELL do appear al
pr-s il lie :aken in the Clerks Office 81 The said
Car, On The first Monday in June next, and an
,.er lie plaintiffs bill and tina, COPY oil tins
o,.sr Ne forthwith inserted in some one ol Tue pup
Il. newspapers published in the city OF kichhoha
~ in months successfully. and also posted al
H. ,,vn, door OF the Court lIoase Of this county
A Copy. Teste,
Apyil i-w2m b. WoRStlAM,C.C Q:
IN CuANCERY-FlRoISn In Amelia
Coaniy Court, I'D February 1915:
William NJ Booker and Mary y. his
vie Complainants
against
john T. Bottoms, Deputy for Edward Green,
a,e Sheriff OF Amelia, and. as such, administra-
ior Of Francis T. Warmer, deceased, Thomas
|. Warmer, Benjamin W. Warrinef, Wm: o.
Sliler. William James Sad'er, - Wof-
Sbam. William Worsllam, and KEENAN, "ot-
s1am. Richardson Worsham, Mary FRANCIS
Wol>ham and Ann X. WorSham; the four last
mans by Thos. l.. Warmer, their guardian al
Item. pe'e"ad. .I,.,
The defendants, William p. Sadler and VIII
lam James Sadler, no. having entered their al-c
,sarance and given security according 10 an ac' q
assembly and the Rules OF this Court and II al-
pearns BY satisfactory evidence that they are MOI
,pbabitanis Of This Commonwealth: II is ordered
Nal, the said defendants do appear here on the
,r>, iay OF the next May tenn, and answer NE
till q. the compliments and that copy OF inns
ooi.r he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
MIME, in The CITY OF Richmond, for two months
,rc:e>sively, and posted al the front door oil the
Cgur, House OF This county
A Copy. Tesie,
Anril i-w2m' T. y. LEiuN.
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!, William D. Chi,tenden, Secretary Of the
James River & Kanawha Company, do hereby
certify. that B. T.. Poilanx, whose name is sub
scrihed 10 The foregoing advertisement, is the
Agent Of the said Company, duly authorized by
the President and Directors, 10 make sale of The
Stock Of delinquent Stockholders, from time TO
time. as NAV be deemed necessary, pursuant 10
the provisions oil the Charter.
NAV 2O-ctds w Z. CHtTTENDEN.
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yIsasayp Notes Outstanding Juns |, 1915.

Treasury Notes outstanding June !, 1919.
Amount of the several issues out
c cords Of this office ss79,5li IS
De Of hs ea aeeoun nGt officers rs $4,000 90
TeE.suay DEPARTMENT, sS53,5l4 10
Registers Office, June 2 1915.
R. II. GlLLET, Register
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IN CuANCERY-EiRoISn In Amelia
| Coaniy Court I'D February lA3:
William NJ Booker and Mary y. his
vie Complainants
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JAMES RIVER & kANAWllA STOCK
FOR SALE

Stockholders. Residence. I'LL Total
yobn n Harvey Dnt.tor,. 30 l,l4t47 AS pc col 20
Thos. N. Eubank, Amherst, 10 $40 "a et3e5 .s2 81
Daniel Weller, Richm'd., 10 ga % i3I.gg 4:N. y
II the sales be not completed on The first day,
they will be continued from day to day, until
completed B. +. POlIlAuA, Agent
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ElOllrmOy 4 BOcOck.

April SO, 1915.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
VOL. l.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BYE. c. JONES s. ]. DURDIN.
TER hi S

TERMS,
THREE DOLLARS per annnm, payahleinvariably
IN ADVANCE, or Two DOLLARS for SIX months
No subscription taken for less time than six
months.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate of ONE
DoLLAR per square of TEN LINES or less, for
the first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS for each
continuance. All advertisements must be
marked with the number OF insertions requir
ed, or they will be published until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
Or Political circulars, or notices for the benefit
Of individuals or companies, charged as adver-
tisements. Articles of a personal nature.
when admissible, at double the above rates,
and payment required in advance.
fLF Announcing candidates-TEN DOLLARS Cor
State or District, and FIVE DOLLARS for
County offices. to be paid III advance.
No Job Printing delivered until paid for. except
to those with whom we have regular dealings
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

A GOOD REToRT.-The ladies of Ro-
chester have adopted the motto I" total alb
stinence or no husbands" The young
gentlemen 10 be even, adopted the motto,
8 natural waists or ~ wives"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

The old adage . Truth lies at the bot
tom of the we'll" is verified by the farl
that some people have TO he pumped SC
thoroughly before we ean get at it.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

A civil war is raging between The blacks
and muIattoes of the island Of Hayii.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

The Legislature of Alabama will in flu
ture meet bennially The question was
submitted 10 The people at the recent cleo
ton, and the majority in favor of biennial
sessions was very large.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

Rev. DIR. Belhsne, in speaking of the
measures OF Gen'l Jackson's adminisira-
ton, says:
"If ne were wrong, public opinion has
since adopted the chief of his heresie<,
and there is no hand strong enough or dar-
ing enough 10 lay one stone upon another
of that which he threw down into ruins.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

Mankind may be divided into three dis
tinci classes: superlatively honest men
confirmed scoundrels, and-no men at all
N. X Wing.
First person, WE are; second, YE or YOU
are; third, THEY (the wo'nen) are!
Phil. Times.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

son,Ala.,
tur, Gov
1t Holly
Nm. Mil
US, Miss
the SCUM
ridays,a al
on Tues
S, at5o'.
ty, North,
ludays, al
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

BIO; 10 De-
l5O. Time
! days
htCommeF'
mix House
frHERS.
l3-6m
eaher pass
nday, Wed
10 o'clock
ThOrsdt' |
bck.
tnue dNA
lvelleFs
and plea
kid.day Wv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19
THENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION. ~,
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1915.
SEN ATE

This morning, Mr.. Allen, of Ohio, rose and
gave notice OF his intention to introduce to-
morrow resolution for giving notice to G reat
Britain that the treaty for the Joint occupancy
OF the territory Of Oregon must be annulled
and abrogated.
The order OF the day, the resolutions Of Mr..
Cass were then taken up.
Mr.. Niles, Of Connecticut, made speech
In favor of their adoption, and declared il as
his opinion fhat we should make full prepa-
rations for hostilities, as the surest means of
preserving peace. ~
Mr.. Criitenden Of KY, followed i'm reply to
the speech of Mr.. Cass, made yesterday, and
made one of his beautiful and stirring speeches.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The resolution of Mr.. Douglas, to admit
Texas into the Union, was taken up as the
first thing in order.
Mr.. Mcconnell, of Alabama, called for the
previous question.
MIR. Herrick, Of New York, moved to Law
the resolution on the table. Lost-ayes So
nays l42.
The vote on the previous question was then
taken by tellers, and sustained, by "a vote of
81 ayee, to So nays.
Mr.. Schench called the yeas and nays, and
she vote was taken, and the previous question
called by los ayes, to 80 nays.
The vote was then taken on the resolutions
and they were ordered TO be engrossed-ayes
Ill, nays 81.
The question of reading the resolutions the
third time. and passing them, was then called.
Tho resolutions were then put upon their
final passage and passed III to 46 Mr..
Hopkins moved reconsideration Lost, of
course.
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