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A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WON

a DER, DIR. J. s. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN /
The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
JUICE great Dyspepsia Carer.-Preparedfro from
kennet, or the fourth Stomach of the Ok, after d.
reetions Of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. s. HoUGHTON, NJ d., No. IL
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
TINS IS truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Jaaadice, Lircr Complaint, Consfipa-
ton and De6llny, Curing offer Natures own
Method, by Natures own Agent, the Gastric
Juice.
t-5 Halt a tcaspooniul ofPEPsIy, infused in wa
ter will digest dissolve five pounds of Roast Beef
ubDut tv, hours ant Of .bo
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a Circuit Court continued BY adjournment
L n and held for Amherst county. at the Court
house. on Saturday the 29th day Of March. 1851.
FRANCES d. Shackietord, Plaintiff,
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e REMOVAL.-Thc subscriber, thank-
G. 4 full for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
cAz1f,tendcd to him, would respectfully inform
his itends and the public generally that he has re-
moved his Watch and Jewelry establishment to the
house one door above MIR. John knnier's and op-
posite Rumbough's Big Red Hat" where he has
on hand neat and well selected assortment of
WATCHES AND JE IVELRY of the latest
Styles All in want of articles in his line are ear
ncstly requested call and examine his stock, Gs
he is determined to sell on the most reasonable
terms. a good assortment ofSilvcr Ware constant
ly on hand, manufactured by Mr. Henry Silver
thorn which will be sold as low as cen be bought
elsewhere. EDW. w. VICTOR.
n. b. Watches, Clocks and Jcwelry repaired a,
the shortest notice, and reasonable terms. The
highest price paid for cid gold and silver.
ap2i-ts EWy
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CRYsTALHZED LIME.--Th;- -nn

NKYSTALHZED LINIE.--Th;s su,e-
~ Nor Lime. made in Botetourt county. Va. i
superior to any thing of the kind known in this
country For all the qualities ofbuilding purposes,
whifewasiing, &c. it cannot be surpassed, being
winter than any other in use, and requiring no in
grcdient to render it durable A large lot on hand
and for sale by
ma SITS GAN r. STFpToE
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w Arnsistead Youukcr.-.TAKE
NOIlCE-'fhat slail ea Tuesday ,hs s,s5
gay OF July, 1851, ut the s,ers heass ~ Dar;el n
,E.asiey, in the county " islssN. II, ,he S,a,c II
sHsinia, proceed 70 take s.ls sessssiun Il John b
Crews and others, 10 he sesa ~ evidence in snit
=, 9iineery depending y 'he sssa superior eour,
which Yen nrc plnntia ea.t i Isaac kirk IN 'or ~
VIM. Kirk, Janaes l. k,lk and e,lcrs nre dcIsnd.
ants. Aous. - = sS "''''''
May 29-w4w- rsAAr p,pr
NEW CgIPT NO. i IYleRnsNGs.
= for sale Una i-sx1 J. r. wIILfAMS'S.
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In9mas N. clark, William Eat, Marin clond
Archibald Stuart, William Harriss Ar, " s tout
CaPe Fear, % "a. phnk OF
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Y HENRY LANE, Comm.

a I rules holden in the Clerks Office 90 ~
4 a cult court for tho county Of pa,r;n, -. II
courthouse thereof on the first Mondav Il NJ '..'
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n9iec afAe PFgieis and Tennessee Roaroad Co., Z
LYScHDuHG, MAY 10Th. 1851. (
:, 1 'risc EOarsi of Djrcc-

$50 tors of this Company, have or
dcred requisition of Five Dollars per share upon
all tho siock which has been subscribed PAYABLE on
The 18th Of June, being the 18th upon the old and
9th upon rlie subscribers, and further rcqui-
stion ofFNe Dollars per share, payable on the 18th
of July, il being the lith upon the old and 9th upon
the new.
pelinquents will be required to pay interest in
oil cases. +. G. MORRISON. Tre,s'r
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ms seit having been instituted for the ppr,o.s
'nn'g y,g and restraining the said Archibald
~ " ptafn East, Ahrem stapcs and the BanL
Of Cape fenr from all proceedings under 's's
sust executed by the said Martin Cud tn H.. M;
iebI'ad stuart, ~ trustee, for the bcnc.;, IN sa
aprein Staples and the Bank Of Cane Feas NAV,
me further order Of the court and !, VIM
,,aiii'iactory evidence that William Eaaf WiIi;a,s
nan and tie President and Direc,ors Of M
e XVI = oae ear arc non-residents of the State
one month . t,'y are required toappcar here within
90 what j. necessary 10 rrotec ,;er ;sorc., NM
4 ordered TINT cory Of this order be published
y .Ie .yhshbuFg Virgininn for four weeks success
10y sha posted at the front door Of tho court.
nouse y nus county On the first day of ne ncx.
'N''3 ep'ft. a copy-T.sir.
SAMUEL G. STABLES. Crk.
ma 15--w4w
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REFERS TO

NETENS 10
Messrs. Oyler & Anderson
DIR. W. 7. Allison,
DIR. James Saunders, fhy"c8''3fS'
Mr.. NJ. W Dayennort m, 5-2r,
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ICE! RGE !!.-We have in Ice House and a.
NJ float one thousand tons of the best Maine &c Il,
from l2 to Is inches thick which will be sold low
by the cargo or ton. RANKIN & WIIITLOCK.
mar27-w3m Richmond Va
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Edmund L. Shackleford. John II. Shacklcfprd
William H. Shacklcfurd, james NJ Shachlrf,,rd
George Shacklciord Jr., Taafcrro O. Shuellclord
hdwin ). liockaday and Juliet T.. his wife Charles
l.. Mosby, John NJ. Speed and Sterling Clnibornc
admni@trator with the viii annexed of George
Shacklelord decd Defendants,
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1a"e' d. Smith eA'r Of james NJ. Reaa. deo,d
a,.., Plaintiff,
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TTNION TRANsPORTATION

Corner Of Charles and Baidersfoa 81, Bal. Nd.
Feb l3-wly
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XIKGINIA, Co wit. At rulc. held n N,

May 2o-w4w WIN. 4 Holt
T. Barksdalc ir., arr f,y plstfs
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May 2a-wiw WM n HOLT
Il. BarNsdalc H.. mr. G,r MN. - v
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There is trouble evidently brewing in Wash
ington. We published, yesterday, some very Gu
nous intelligence which We received by telegraph,
dsclosing some information in relation 10 the
Mexican claims and other matters herewith con-
pec,ed; ard We publish to-day fresh deveope-
ment, from different source on the same subjo, IT,
which sfects a number Of politicians, including
monbers Of the cabinet and candidates for the
Presidency, and others. There l. something in this
buincss that puzzles the understanding amazingly.
Il il mixed up with money, and politics and claims
and counsel fees, aud purchases, and members Of
the cabinet, and candidates for the Presidency.
and false swearing, and forgery, sbscondng rogucs,
and honest men. and probably pretty women
too, which IL beyond our comprehension OF under.
standing az yet. AZ present, the whole matter
IL a. obscure A. a Newfoundland fog; out we hope
10 some light she'd upon II by and by. We
much fear that affairs Of all kinds are rapidly APP
preaching crisis at w ashngton, that will scatter
the cabinet and candidates for the Presidency all
about the country.
We beg and ontrest Of our correspondents in
Warrington, instead Of sending Us rumors and re-
ports, 10 get hold Of the actual documents and
pebd them 20 us aud We trust that Mr. Fillmore
who is an honest man, and one who means o. do
vel, will brace himself up, hnd on, the truth Of
these rumors and ascertain what the facts RALLY
are in this curious business Mr. Curtis formerly
q member Of Congress from this city, IL very in.
tcllgent and shre.d man, me who would not com
municste intelligence to the government, without
being well assured there foundation for it
There will be an explosion about these days. ~
book out and stand from under.
Harvey Dayton, Cashier Of abe defunct state
Back at Morris, N. j., who was recently convicted
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SUPERIOR COURT.
nafrrn DIE.s I.atg. n.Hf.-

Beiore thlefJuftce Oakley.
5rtY S-Efrtr Ferfsst IS Catherine N. Tsrres-A
70 strike out from the pleadns of the plaintiff the CON
sueio letter, written by Mr. Jameson to Mrs forrest
Mt Forrest charges that this letter received by Mr.
Forrest the 18th Of May. and he also charges that
after that, namely, the 3ltt ~ the same month he
found his wife standing between Jsmieson's legs.
MT Robinson, on the part Of the plaintiff offered 10
read an AFFIDAVIT Of Mr. Porrst showing that Mr. OCo-
nor had broken faith with him inasmuch that he
offered before Judge Ducr 10 Join issue in the event Of
Mr. Forrest prosecuting his suit for divorce In this court
and trying at the fame time with Mrs Forests suit
agsinst him
Mr. 0'Conor opposed the reading a. the AFFIDAVIT and
the Judge ruled seainst its teipY read
Mr.. hobinfon cobtsnded that the letter Of Jamison
.houd not lie struck from the peadngs Of the plaintiff
IN 10 suit sganst his wife for divorce Jameson j.
Of the parties with whom Mrs Forrest IL charged with
having committed adultery IL will BE- alleged on tho
other tide that Mr. Forrest continued to reside with his
VIE tutfeQuent TO the receipt Of ks letter; bat the
plaintiff alleges that he did not reside with her after he
bad discovered her to be- guilty u adultery lie Mr.
r. therefore, contend,d that the Consuelo letter
oIery inherited in the complaint IL Is material 10 the
istue and ought not 10 be struck out.
Mr. OConCr in reply remaf Ned that suit for divorces
rs 81 much suit Al common law action for tres
ass h. IL l. suggested the part Of the plaintiff that
be may be charged with having continued his martial
petition towards bis wife at that partiou period at
Which he ALLEGES she had been guilty of adultery II he
charges hswe with adultery and she chooses TO up
cohdonation she cannot do she has denied the
truth 81 bic charges and has to her innocence
over and over again
The Judge said he would take the complaint and sec
there vac any thing in that part II which can BE-
retained His present impression that II could not
be retained IN the plcadpgs lie would, however dis
pee q the ssse en- esturday.
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Intelligence from 80. Domingo.

CONFIRMATION or THE BATTLE BETWEEN THE
HAITiEKS AND DoMiSICANs-TIE DEFEAT or TIE
FORMER.
The Byzantine Captain Norton arrived lat night In
fifteen days frorz It. Domingo City
We have received BY this arrival Ia Gao,a very neat
paper Iubi,hed at ST, Domingo to the 18Th ult which
few days later than previous advices from that
city.
1t appears that the battle reported u have taken
place between the lIayons and Dcmnicans on Ia. 7th
u; occurred the 18th and 10Th q May and
We have already stated In the defeat th. aytns
A. the Afterwards contradicted ~ an arrival
at Boston ocal report by the President Of
the Dc inican republic
Translated nom the Gsceta Of sahto Domingo June Is
poMINICAs RkIITIIC.
DomincansA c, lumn Of Hay ticn infantry preceded
by cavalry, dared % pass by the force arms
the line q The advanced Dominican post called Calea
On the southern frontiers, tie Zgth q May and adj
vancsd towards the rvtr in spite Of the FIRE directed by
he garrison q this gcs, which received reinircemens
Ourtr-ors thus reinforced On the second day (soth)
continued The ere covered ~ ntfenchmeas q the
tresk Of dsy marched TO The enemy. which was COM
Tctey def aied and obliged 20 hy They pussued
by cur troop incsssuty airing and marked with their
bleed the route they followed sithout having - depore
a sinsle les q our side
The brave B.uincans were not dispritci w The rur
fuit q the routed invader; and the day 9th
took pcfteson q the fort q Caata and continuing
their triluIhs decided not 10 abandon the struggle I'll
the tnsuy he'd cuter,d upon their respective LIMIT
Thee reports have been communicated by three On
cal de1echts trans mtttd by the General Com uaner
q Arms 20 the Commune 81 Neybs who adds IN -theg
desTatch, that the Cefsat 81 the lIsysns
Iete that the families q the euvrons where the CON bat
took place vho had left their houses returned soon a
and tranquility perfect The Commander will give
more extended report after having visited the field
bomiBicans our arms. protected by Providence
will be they have on this occasion always victorious
In the reIreon q all invaders and Ia opposing the
oupuion q tur territory by the Haytens The actual
aggression q the en-. my j. manifest violation OF thu
ttyUleted treaty We have fulfilled duty repuls
ing them and tn the treaty has ceased, by fsir
means VIII continue 10 faithfully follow IL a. tn,
LsLit 81 civilized nations
Given nt the National Palace Of sano Domingo On the
I'd u June 1851. and the eighth q the republic
The PRECEDENT BUENANENIURh BAEZ
The Minisier q The Army aud Navy, T y 1YBAR.
Tie Goc,ia IL Gll,d with Official rroclamai!ons and
orders Tho Dominican republic appears 10 be in very
good con Iition
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important from BuenOs Ayres.

BALTIMORE, July 3, 1851
The ship Blanche arrived here to-day from Rio, with
dates to the 23d of May reports that the English brig
Irura arrived Riorom Montevideo the day previous
to the calling of the Blanche.
She brought mail but the captain reported that in
telgence had been received Of a rupture between Ur
guisea, Governor of Entrerios aud General Rosas Of
Bucnos Ayres This is likely the received
q week or two ago-Ep. HERALD
The had been cee brated with rejocngs at Mon
tevideo and Brazilian vessel, with dispatches
the government, would leave the 18th May. All
the Brazilian squadron, under the command Of Admiral
GIenfell had arrived ut Monteydeo.
Alexander Mckinney Ross u S. Consul at st. Catha-
rnes died board the Blanche on his passage here Of
cOnkumntiOn
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Sentence OF Harvey Day ton, former Cashier
Of the STATE Bank at Morris, Nj.


In the Supreme Court Of this State yesterday, the
Attorney General moved the Court for Judgment In the
81 lsrvey Daytos former cashier of the state Bank
OF Morris convicted q perjury, In making false ai
dsvit 10 the asecs Of the bank which exploded in
August, 1919 His council Y T. Frelirghuysen, Esq,
addressed the Court In bis half asking their consider
alton seeing that the conviction alone % itself
erievous punishment that innocent wife and
peetabe circle Of connections would be injuriousy
Affected by the intcton of an ignomi Nous punishment
and that the jury had recommended the prisoner TO
mercy The Court then passed sentence, which
that he ray fne Of 500 aud stand ctmmitted until
the fine end ooet be paid Chief Justice Green in pro-
nounong the sentence, made some very impressive
marks, rmndlrg the prisoner that by this conviction
and sentence be stood in an ignomnous position in
society; that he disfanchsed and could never
again give testimony In court q juftce. unless
stored ly legislative olemency to the rights which he had
forfeited by his own act
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The Talcott Court Martial, &c.

The court martial continued this morning
Secretary Conrad John Potts Chief Clerk Of the War
Office; Captain Maynadier, and Colonel Huger, were
examined and the evidence for the prosecution was
closed Secretary Marcy, for the defence, testified to
the usage during his administration relative to con-
tracts and open purchases. Orders for supplies by
Colonel Of Ordnance without his written sanction
frequent although he generally consulted by Colonel
Talcott on the subject An extract from letter from
John G. Spencer offered TO the same purport Upon
The close Of this testimony the Court adjourned to Mon
day, to allow the accused to prepare his defence.
District Attorney Fendal, after consultation with
the President and the Attorney General has brought
the attention Of the Grand Jury to the alleged frauds
the Mexican Commissions; and number Of witnesses
embracing some of the Mexican Legation, have been
summoned to testify thereto
1t reported that Mr. Bartlett the Mexican Boundary
Commissioner has been recalled; and John Bryan, Of
Tennessee il mentioned as his successor
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ment by striking out the last lime Of the fourteenth
Mr.. LEROY accepted the amendment Lost.
Mr. HIGBY moved to amend the fifteenth section by
having the act take effect the I'd day Of January next
Lost.
Mr.. A. A. THOMPSON moved a section, providing
that NO lsborer employed the works be obliged to
work than ten hours per day, for q less
than dollar per day. Lost.
Mr.. ELpEKKIs offered substitute for the whole bill.
Lost
Mr.. TowssEsp moved that the committee rise, and
report progress. Carried and progress reported.
Mr.. O. ALLEN moved that the Committee of the Whole
be discharged from the further consideration of the bill
and that 1t be ordered tdk third reading
Mr.. USpERwoop moved the previous question, which
was ordered.
Mr.. ELpKRxIN called the ayes and hayes Carried by
IS to 2S
The question then being Mr. O. Aliens motion,
Mr. Maurice called the ayes hayes and Il was adopt
ed by So to 20.
The bill was then ordered TO q third reading, and the
Assembly adjt urned.
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Annexed are the oucl2l arrangements the ceebra
tion of the nations birthday
PROGRAMME OF THE CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH
JULY.
The Special Committee of the Common Council
the following for celebrating the approaching
The Military, under the command of Major General Sand
ing through streets, will pay tie marching
,aiute TO the Mayer Sc. in front Of the City Hall at
FIRST DIVISION OF n. Y. s. NIlIrIA-DrvINoS ORDERS
This Division will parade on the Fourth cf July next in
celebration IF he seventy fifth Anniversary of the Indepsn
The Division Line viii be formed the north side of
Tcgrtsenth street with the right on Ninth avenue, It
The Dvision viii ternarch in Fourteenth street. and
from thence will march down Broadway Canal street.
through Canal 20 est Broadway down West
S1s to s isfEsn Chambers and
the Mayor and Corporation front City Hall at 10
lie Artillery of the Division having removed !, the
tk cH Arep General xorrs vii ditee, The SeSnea OF
Light Artillery. under the command Of Colonel Yates
parade dmouuted and General sp.eer will direct Colonel
iasr A 'I M ei iiTa Troop of hor..
escort duty TO reper. the Major General At Ls quarters
halt o'clock the o. the fourth.
Il Brgads as they arrive upon the parade
M s & S to s4s III h
o. their re,pseye BTssde from Broadway 70 the Nnh
Tie division star viii assemble a. the Major Generals
quarters at half past seven o'eloek precisely. -
he ra;iensl salute viii be fred t he Veteran ARTILLERY
y
Eijor General Commanding.
X. C. WtrEonE. Division Inspector.
IL requested by the that the persons having
charge Of Il various eAuren bell. win cause them TO be
Igns from to o'clock NJ from IL to and from TOT
There will be display Of Fireworks in the evening com.
atse,on Gr adssld a, Tompsns saaaps by the
fSs qsa .ns Al arsa sn
Reservoir Square, ~ Mr.. Moran.
There Will be Band 81 Ausie at the different places Of
exhibition. That At the City Hall by shelton Band Tomp-
kinr Square by Whitverths; Madison Sqsare. by ODD
vorth Bard amArne Square by the Band from Insti-
~ ton for the Blind; Harlem, by Adkins Band
GEO. II. fRANkLIS, !
SAMUEL pELEEA1ER c--,...., a.,
JsCuH y oAETey Board Of Aldermen.
PATkICK KELLEY,
MOSES Z. EDW ARDS I
DAVID MILLER Committee Of ,he
JANIS WEDB. Board Of Assistant
WESLEY SMITH, Aldermen.
ABRAHAM MOORE,
TO DRIVERS OF STAGES, HACKS AND OTHER VEHICLES.
Notice hereby given drivers stages hacks aud other
vehicles g. Keep Of e streets through which
on may pass the Fourth of JAY instant daring the
tine q tie passing efthe Jroesisn BY order Honor
Chiefs ofes, July . 1851.
NEW YORK STATE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
GisERAL onnER, INV YoRs, July !. ISL.
The City Hall q the city Of New YORK. Friday the 4h
Ct July ~ y o'clock q that DAY. the
~ tusness election Il octr and for the purpose eee
lrsng tie 18th AnnverAry our Nations
that day cordially invited TO unite with the society
celebrating the same. BY order 81
Ed. 7. hARcrLtIS Secretary.
ARRANGEMENTS IN GENERAL.
Our readtrsthe publ;, those who wish to enjoy the
dsyare referred to the advertising columns for exeur-
sions, theatres, SC, Sc
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Assembly.
ALBANY, July 3, isjl
rHr CANAL TsLARoENESr BILL.

1Ht CANAL TSLsR0EStENr BILL.
The Canal bill was considered a. a special order
Mr.. HGT moved an amen dment n the eleventh line
after the second section, By striking out twenty-one
years and inserting two years Loot
Mr. ElDrRKrs moved to amead the sixth section by
striking cut the word shall" and insent may and
by adding to the end Of the section the following but
all circulating notes delivered 10 such person or asocia
tion shall distinctly state show upon their face that
they secured ia whole or In part the case may be-
y Is g'ds' Of canal revenue and revenue certificates
hr Lrrer moved. o strike out the sixth section Los,
Mr. liicRY moved to amend the seventh section. 20
that tie fret line shall read folows certificates e
stock issued by the Comptroller denominated canal re-
venue certificates as herein provided" sc. lost.
hr LtRor moved to strike out the fret section IL
was the Law now. Lost
Mr. JrSr moved 70 amend ~ adding at the end II
the 18th section the following =" But Ia the imposition
q such tolls, discrimination shall be made in favor q
articles which are the actual growth and product Of this
state, 30 ~ that the amount Of toll imposed such
products shall not exceed half the amount imposed
urn the same articles being the products Of other
States and territories being had to the rela
tive distance which the same may be transported
Loot
Mr. A. A. Tnospsoy moved to amend the 18th section
by adding the following" Provided that the said
tracts thal be completed aud be declared Of by the said
board TO the aid contractors or before the LIST day Of
septsmbcr. 1851" Lost.
Nj ysRsUu proposed the following amendment 10 the
12th section - Strike out in the 18th line the word
except and insert the amount and adj the end Of
the section the following words shall not exceed the
Il two millions q dollar, that IL shall read
~ follows - Provided however, that the contracts
for the completion ~ the whole Of the work on
such canals according 20 the plans and specific
adopted by the Canal Board, shall not exceed TO the
unit II ten cent the Of ten millions Eve hun
ofsd and eight thousand hundred spl y.one dol
lars being the amount Of the estimate for completing
such canals end the amount for structures aud work
not ncud, In the specifications and estimates
tanned Ia the report Of the late engineer aud Surveyor for
the year 1851 exclusive Of canal damages shall not
coed the sum of S2oCO.0C0.n Lost
Mr. BtEHoUcH meyed 70 amend the 18th section in
the following manner after the words completed on
in the 18th line, insert the words the Erie Canal
ard in the 18th line after the word fty-fouru insert
or efore the frst day q May. 1853 " Lost
MIR LgLoy offered the following amendment " the
18th section aid az the end thereof the falowing-
in event shah state tax be- levied pay any part 81
the moneys lie borrowed the interest thereon and
hereafter the one-haG mill tar authorized by law
thsu be reduced 10 ors. fourth Of a mill
NJ N9crM moved an smepamept 70 the snasod-