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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

NUn, InNt htitNf . IHt-NT y ON Ls.-hKNRY
WI hONp-Ihe history Of Henry Esmond,
service Of her MAJESTY Queen Anne, written by himself pre-
sence Mr. IhaekeTay this country excite
me curiosity OF the American public pro-
dueton OF his versatile creative pen Though exhibiting little
embance TO Vanity Fair Pendennis spirit
observation the shrewd man. and the
wonderful facility Of hitting character toucheA
which distinguish the more recent writings Of the AnhO
VANITY FAlR-A Novel without Hero, with
VANITY Pair must be admitted original
real genius that has Of late been given
lasting place in our literature - ExdplfnSr.
PENDENN-The history Of Prndennis mis-
fortunes, his friends aud his enemy
IhaekA must take his stand at the head Of the prose sa
of the Moralts the
and Of society with curious Isc Washington
Repubiic.
The above together with all
~, Piano Forte and Publishing Establishment OF
nj A MORRIS Ma I'M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20
us GALLERY, II Main str,
NyRGINIA LINE M RI.yt,,a<n Avn

These vessels all Of the nrst class built the city
more expressly for this trade and have
pss,enseT They are commanded by experienced Captains well
modAe They will be river by steam and
may be relied on TO sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants North, ordering New will
and to their interest to ship by this Line freight
be taken by other line packets effort
will be made by the Agents in Richmond give
isfacton.
We respectfully ask and hope obtaining share
OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this lane York. forwarded free
Of commission to New Orleans Mobile Charleston Savannah
any other Southern Northern port
The will lie Rockets; In New York At
Berth No. l, CoHee House Slip foot Of Wall street.
DAVID CURRIE Richmond
o. II. PIERsON, New York, SAgents
~, 49,. 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

EkHNNDII2-, wINI1-. GtII-. cc.-DUDLEY a CO. I'm
- ters AMI D"rs .n Liquors and Cigars exclusively Keep
constantly goods
which ty prepared 20 81. low quantities o. suit pur
ctaHsrE, comprising a The various Pal, Bran
de- Lr.Fn -ft p'r si-rry MADEIRA, Port Hag and Mase.
vine Cherry. Apple and Peacr brandy Os re Whisky
land Gin Jamaica and 81 CrII Rum, Msrao Cgric14 Absyut
hrsr "-r Peppermint AnH.s-.s - =nd C-srbsrry Corals
Porter and Ale 10 bottles aud r pr4ug Champagne Cider
tlrs Imitation Frenet Brandy Rose Gin sHI pure
whey Demyhu. - az SITES and Cigars from cot tiuU
seio DUDLEY CO., - Main street. Richmond, Va.
tOPiHI NfH-IIIP NOTiCETle Subscribers have this lay
~ entered into Ca rtrrsip under style arm
hlNItk ALVEY Tor TIE % cauIuctug
wholesale aud importing business, Hosiery buttons
tor- Fancy ''0- and every variety - small
t'l a ,- city and country trade, and have
10 Pearl - opposite 90 Msssr- Kent Paine Kent uhsr
foil and complete stock ~I BE- open f,r Size sprrs business,
LEWIS GINTER,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

- itHMOND AND BOSTON LINE OF
RSA ~ tAthkTs.-rhs line is composed OF 4,f,H>
H3Sthe following vessels, aud sails nom fRJf<S
.S57-6.eNery wEDs SE4&ky
schooher susan, Captain :. q. Rogers
MISSIONER, u. 4.
COURIER, Roger.
SHARON, J. m Nieker,op
MnkC1 TAYLOR, Cyrus Nickerson,
JULiErTE, Obei Baker Jr
These vessels OF the for this
and nave superior accommoda atoms for
They commanded by experienced Captains we'll
,er the trade and who will
hy VII De tosed up aud down the river seam
relied on 10 sail promptly, a. advertised.
hcrvhants going North, ordering
interest to ship by this 1t Is the only
freight viii always be taken
every effort will be made by the Richmond and
TO Satfacti,n.
Of patronage.
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rookie In Boston At
MOVIES wharf, DAVID CURRlE, Richmond,
ia ALLEN WEIGH, Boston, SAgent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

a UARlE-d BROOKE Dealers I'm Boots shoes Hat, Caps
Bonnct Trunks Sc, DC. No. ~. Pearl street. Rich
d Vs. receiving null assortment Of Goods suitable
for the Fall Trade which they would call the attention OF Coun
Merchants Farmers, and the public generally. Their stock
comprises the be
found In house and being desreus Of selling the
comodating terms think Subtraction
t. their
They engaged in the Manufacture OF Shoes which
will enable them furnish superior article and In
regulate the purchasers Believing article
always cheapest they will all
Purchasers are respectnliy Invited 10 can AuSO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

IN retiring froa busness mos, eheerfuy aud eonhdeu
patrons aud the public generally, the a'
o. REEVE BLAIR. 49, .
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CAHD-Tr s8r.arlsr fIr - Ia., 80 year. ENGAGED ,i
- , o. 49,, s..,,'' hLaI' l.,.>. hSI 1nd KssT ksy-
t',-1, 49,. ~ ,..i i ii. ap.,e eop1finer
1870 ~. emu '''"in TIE city and county vii
fI-Iu JOHN y ALVEY
Tg,n y=fyF- Uf-Tf IN
..--.l'g. - ~ ...l'i ". .i "fs l' -
by arrivals every 90 steamer Orders rom EHg a5. al
distance sill meet with prompt attention o. ai1r.sss,t
q. J. sINTOS A CO..
-, ,, 80 q, -. ~ 81 '''' W.
IENEA IHAh- MI W NllFtt- ZINE frfIFh Tet Trs1..
newest shapes and pH''srns Zoo .r' or sg,. pieces. % sale
"yzl Corner Main. .'l = ~ ~ 49,,
.,y,,.,.,.,,.,, -, '' -
~ r...g' f' la ~ G..,... -,. .ri.r.., No.. 49, ~
GliI.,. d. ..rI....y .... '.. ~ III .,''. ,...
of s..rs ,.. r.tar Nil. fr. Dr.. H. n. 49,, ,-i
Gentlemen boo SAINT Of something really prime br supple. 3D.
rf..rg
uA PrrNFY, WAITE 4 PrTNEY.
biP d. ding ti. l,y per E.snas 1. Iot
=, ''''''' '' NN' 'I"''' f'' ''ie ~ ~. ". IfLbh
~ ".. N''i street
HkN-- tNJHb CANS, Bicktrs, CHrENe, TUBS, MAR
- f'i Ai'sr.. Pa' A. S. i1r sale AZ j 4, vi. ra.t
W. h,LhLtl = i'
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80 80 gaa P1Ss.flEH s ss!HE ..ss a. 90
DAssENGKns ron NEW YoRh.-SIDE.

FUH NEW NUHh.-MDE-
II WHEEL STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND AjSH\
JANESTO wv, OF 1900 and I 100 liuthrn.- HfTtS
Passengers Tor New York will bear In mind that the ele
Steamship ROANOKE" Edward Cavendy Commando n,
leaves Richmond regularly
by Norfolk allowing ample visit that place
Passage to New York. Including meals aud ne
ccumodauons, only sO
Steerage passage only Observation-Disclosures. IS
The Jzmestown under charge Of Captain Parish
be on the route In the Of three
These ships have been built comfort strength
and speed and ing all % the modern
been introduced into their construction
enced Cheers Passengers taking these fac New
York avoid a change
eujy the bracng air the
picturesque delightful %
Ladies travelling alone Will be paid every
Drrths ,hp
mails LuDLAM A
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a DLAILD FORKs AND sPOONs-A1otIrr slppy u tI-os-
brautful obs double plated with pure silver Abata
tyed rsf Exura nd fr AZ low by
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NTOTICE-The concern OF KENT, PAINE KENT having
~ pired the subscribers have formed Co
partnership admitting Mr. ROBERT A PAINE Partner and
sill continue this business under the same style -
HORACE L. KENT,
wN q. PAINE,
Ia+-U JAS. :. KENT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-20

hdbsB i5. WINSTON JOINS.
sH6afk Htps RIO AND LAUUAYRA COFYTr for sale ~
\NBsB sri JOHN ". GORDON soN.
4 ONuuy FORTFH. HFyyEssY" AND "CAsTit.LON'
Randy, Cotton vans Mrhes Patent Csodes. Tanners
az bsyrSpoRr. ALLEN co.
NyIyTGAR -puss C,Jsr ffgeyf-. or sale ~
y aus JOHN NJ GORDON son
NO. 2 PERUVIAN GUANO.-2n tons 30 Pcruyian 0uano
~ dai'y expected fof Tow ~ arrive. 800.
auG--ta a 4 wv.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-15
To Planters and others.

T WOULD beg leave TO call your atten-
i ton now, and at the opening OF the
coming season TO my large and exceedingly
cheap stock of Domestic Dry Goods which
Notwithstanding the heavy advance of DOM
estes, and every class of negro wear, J am
enabled to sell at low prices; ] am now re-
ceiving and will continue TO receive week
ly through the season fresh supplies of No.
Goods of this class, all I ask is call
mar 29-y w. u. PHlLLlPS.
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Heavy Cotton "Sacking.a
Inst Received.
New Cheese.

az BOXES Prime new Cheese, to ar.
~ rive to-day or tomorrow per steam
er J. P. Tweed.
june %. JooHuA bEAL.
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CONFECTIONARIES, &c.
FIELDING NUSSELMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
OF CONFECTIONARlEk.

OF CONFECTIONARlE&. |
Conner of Third and Laurel Sts., (nearly
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
III AVING this day REDUCED his prices,
IL he is prepared to furnish all kind OF
CA NDY at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, on
more favorable terms than can be had in N
Orleans; and having experienced workman,
his candy will always be PURE and FRESH;
care being taken that no ''deleterious ingre-
diento is used in its manufacture, as is too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses.
He trusts that the trade of this, and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their or.
ders to Gil, which he is prepared to do to
any amount, having made arrangements for
the best quality of sugar in market. and be-
ing in correspondence with one of the large
est houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line
September 7,-y.
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Pour Grand ct Petit Jur6, $4,000 90
4" JUICE lie Paixe e. Constables, 1000 90
& Inligents 1000 90
g q de la Corporation, 900 90
Z" Coroner, 800 90
/" Juri de Police, 400 GO
{! L'AuditeW de Paroisse, 100 90
- L'imprmeur de l40 90
g Gretfier de 100 90
(" Depenses casuelle. 1000 90
. Elections. 300 90
& Assessor de Paroisse, 100 90
g Frais DIES poursuits criminelle, 1000 90
u Placement terme Gxe ct In
terets a la Banque de FEtat
de la Louisiana, l1,133 90
t. Pour la Commissions sur la
collection de Sl2,940, 5
pr cent, S627 90
Faissat lie montant total de s2O,500 90
THOS. DEVALL, Pres't.
WV. HrgBs. Greiher.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-15
NOTICE,

TINE following are the specifications for
l. the expenses Of the Parish, adopted
by the Police Jury If the Parish of East
Baton Rouge, adopted august s, 1853, and
TO be published thirty days previous to
their being fixed Amounting in the ag-
gregate to twenty Thousand and five hun
bred dollars, for the tax roll for the year '33.
For Grand and Petit Jurors 1000 90
l,,et;,a. M. ~. Peace and
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-15
AVIS.

+ A suivante est les PUBLICATIONS pour les
IL depenses de la Paroisse, adoptee
par lie Juri de Police d'Est Baton Rouge,
lAo0t S, 1851 Et pour etre pnbliee per-
dant trente jour auparavant d'etre fxee.
Montant dams rncorpore de viugt mile
cinq cent piastres pour la role de take pour
rannee 1853
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Notice..

Notice.
T'HE !, over OF Attorney executed by me
TO Ohm A. DoUGHl RrY and JAMES
4 HcMA TroN, on the 10 day o. Deem
her last. A. D., 1852, in tie city of Baton
Rouge, IS this day revoked and annulled.
They are from this date no longer my
saents and attorneys. LOUISAJ. NOLAN
Baton Rouge. La, August IL 1888.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-15

BOOK KEEPING-3 doz. May
- hew's Practicable system of Book
Keeping by single or Double entry. Also
blank account books which nave been pre-
pared expressly to accompany these vol
umes For sale at publishers prices by
june 24ly J. c. LANOUE,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-15
SureriOr Teas.

A FINE assortment of Green and Black
n Teas, in quarter, halves and pound
packages, just received direct from New
York. Prices from so cents to $50 per
pound. Iapril col JOSHUA BEAL.
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Margaret Grady.
NEAR THE NEW ORLEANS CHEAP sToKK, IN
CATFISH TOWN.


CATFISH TOWN.
rs prsrared to do all rinds Of sewing. and
i respectfully solicits share Of Public
patronage. She is prepared by new method
called the Systematic Patterns for LADIES'
to teach any person in one hour, to ent and
fit dresses. The finest quality Of Gentle
mems shirts mare to order. Gentlemen
are invited to call and examine the work
she has on hand. Aug. Is I'm
r. + SOUSSiGNE, maintenant residant
IL en- cette vile offre SEES services q ses
amis ct au public en- general, CONNIE Te-
neur de livrcs. compatible, nc.
II Sc charge de faire tous complies, regle-
ments de toute nature ct Productions cor
restes dams lie plus bref delai.
Prix M deres.
L. L. DARIER.
~S'addresser ce bureau GU L Hon.
J. r. Dufrocq. Marie. Aout 1853.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
The MISUNDERSTANDING.

We have been very much amused and some
wha; instructed, by the diary Of our worthy
brother typo of the B,andon Post and for the
benefit Of others, we extract calendar prcmis-
ing that the calculations were all made for
Montpelier; and that 10 the main, il is a pretty
fair report of unofficial proceedings, embracing
the LIST, 2i, ID, and 4,h Houses.
Oct. i2.-Free Democracy not ne, quite dead.
they are twice as strong as their euemrs have
reported them 10 be- and much stronger than
ever they themselves dared O. hope they were.
Oct. l3.-Cummitiee of conference appointed
10y the Free Democrats, authorized 90 boar prop
u.ltons. 4 similar committee was appointed
by the Huukcrs. he Wings appointed no
special committee, but seemed Co hlys resolved
themselves INTO commiuee of the Whole as
mutItudlu1us propositions hl, e been submit ed
by them individually hey sfen disposed 90
deal more literally towards the Free Dcmocmcv
than the hunkers but ihcy are very dignide1-
they wish tO do the thing indirectly tha, they
ought 10 DO directly, fiat aN The huukers ask
for the Governor, Lieut.. Governor. aud Treas
surer, and are disposed seemingly, 20
rlvs us all that Is lct If we ask for H. The
Senatorial question is not 20 be talked of ln con-
necuon with TINS arrangement, of course, os the
Wings viii never 60 mo joint assembly unless
for their benefit
Oct l4.--Ihere were eight Intellectual ballot
ings for Speaker Nh forenoon.
Oct. l5.-i he Free Democracy ARE 20 meet
IN caucus on Monday evening, and, ifpossible,
come TO some determination about an arrange
ment with the Old Liners. think something
will be done Good feeling exists between the
two wings of the party
Oct 1.-THE House met TO day pursuant 10
adjournment and soon after proceeded 10 ballot.
Mr. Needeam was declared elected on the first
ballot. The old liners held a caucus Just before
entering the House, and determined TO a man to
90 for flr. Needham. The announcement of
Mr.. Needham's election created great conster-
nation among the Wings. Alcr the adjourn
meut Of the House they flew round with all
sorts Of offers. The Free Democracy met i'm
caucul this evening, but would not agree to
come to any arrangement with either parry
Whether they VIII reciprocaie the favor shown
them in the election OF Mr.. Needham or not,
time only can tell. lhe old liners think they
have laid the Free Democracy under obligation ;
but there has been no pledges made by them
| trust they will act wisely and magnannousiy.
We hope brother WEIGH will stick TO his
post Of observation report for the Post-and
thus keep all hands posted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
Nankin.

A writer in BiaekpOods Mdgasine in
the course of an arlIcle on The lnsurrecllon
M China, gives tins sketch of Nankln -
THIS CITY which contains more than hall
million Of inhabitants, has thrice the cir
cumierence OF Paris but amid It's deserted
streets are found large spaces turned up by
the plough, aud the grass grown upon the
quays, To which triple line Of shipping
was formerly moored. Ii is situated IN an
immense plan, iurrowed by canals as nun
erous as those which traverse the human
body. It's fertile district is network OF
riyuleis aud navIgable water-courses, iring-
ed with willows and bamboos. In the
province of Nankin grows the yellowish
cotton from which is made the cloth export
ed thence IA enormous quantities there
also is reaped the greater part of all the
rice consumed IA the empire The Klang
Nan, OF province of Nankln. is the richest
gem IN the diadem Of the Son of Heaven. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
How to Educate Young America.

q Coming event. cat their shadow. befnte. -

Coming their shadows before.n
read in paper, the other day, that some
new ornamental branches in young ladies'
education were coming out soon. such as
CO0k-ology, Spin-ology, aud IVeaUc-olo-
gy." All honor to the protector of so hap
py an Improvements but, allow me to ask
when our young Misses become such pat
tern housewives. IN what circles they will
look for suitable compartment Not IN up
per-tendom could they be found Just fan
cy one of the be-whIskered, be-scented,
moustachioed exqnIsiies, in companionship
with one Of Solomon's madens, who layeth
her hand to the spindle, or plyeth the flying
shuttle, or Compounded rare cookery
What affinity would there be between a
butterfly aud honey bee-one all glare
aud glitter, aud lrisking movements, the
other all patient industry and sobrlety
canno, thIuk of a more useless article,
NJ one more out OF place, ia room where
work is progressing, than a fashionable
young man. He knows SO little about mat
ters aud things, feel III pain until he is
safely lodged IN the parlor, among other
things "more for ornament than use"-
ANIMALS, bJoulerie, &c.
Ii will never do to commence the work
OF reform entirely on one side. | propose
three branches more to be added to the list
Of studies Tor finishing young gentleman,
fashIouably: Saw-oogy Chop-ology, Split
oiogy, aud that, III addition to the requisite
number of sheets, towels, spoons, aud nap
KIN rugs, each promising pupil be furnish
ed with new wood.saw and axe, well shar-
pened, aud daily exercise with them be prac-
uced 1t will supersede the necessity for
gymnaslums
In our onward march to perfection, and
in taking up the accomplishments Of our
grandmothers, we earnestly beg that some
provision be made against being cut off from
best society; aud such would be the result,
unless the lords Of creation are willing To
keep pace with rs. Their lily hands would
scarcely, with present views, be willingly
united wuh those which bear marks of la
Dor aud what dreadful state of affairs
would occur in upper Snob-dom, if one Of
the first families we're to marry beneath their
dignity.
Hasten, then, the glorious era when wal
klng-sticks shall be converted into hoehan-
dies, crotcbe, hooks INTO knitting needles,
aud qulzzlng glass flrtauons be known
no more.-Neio orleans Crescent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27

The Japan Expedition Commodore per,, -,
The Loo Ch0O Bies-At last accounts c. ="
dore Perry and Squadron had sailed fro,,, ,il-
Loo hoo Islands, the southernmost grnnn ny
Japan Empire. Private letters from ON. ~ n.y..
officers Of bis Flag ship give some inieros,,n,,
particulars not published in the Journals Uns
der date OF July J, this gentleman writes tlaf.
1" On the 9th Of June we marched TO Siu,ai he
capital of the Loo-Choo Islands. with an ,ho
officers, marines and sailors, with artilloro A..
u was march Of some three or four miles o,or
magnificent paved road, through rich and
highly cultivated country. The clumps of trees
and other ornamental embellishments of tho ,,o,,
astonished us much less than our heavy cL,i,
unliO ms and accoutrements asionished fLo ,,,.,J
natives, who gathered along our road to ,ano n,
rs with wonder and poorly concealed disoniatnlo
! hey cannot tell what To mlkc Of tins ambir
uous demonstration. Poor devils Their lapanoSa
masters VIII md out one of these DAYS Tho
object of this visit was to be received by she H.,
gent Of these Islands at his ROYAL Palace M
honour OF the VISIT may have rcdounded TO Inc
iawny Excellence, but It is certain the pleasure.
such as 1t was, all on our side hev are si,s
plciousi ana very III az ease. Commodore Perry
was carried ln sedan chair. he rest of ns
gave the natives specimen of how Nonkees
heavily accoutred. can ma ch under seorcbln,
sun on foot. II the Japanese give "a fiendly
reception. all will be smooth. II not we wii
have a iar more effective squadron here one Of
these days and ieach them conformity To Cbr,s.
tan manners.
The Nusqu'haHna is one Of the vessels that
disgrace our Navy, and gives boundless annov-
ances to her officers The machinery is too
light and is so ont Of order that the vessel Is I'M.
III for service. Ii is shame that she is not
called home and ditei up under competent M.
spccuun.
Our American Spectators should be on
mana. Commodore Perry has MATE purcla7, at
Pot Loyt, ON ane ofthe BONN Island. north IF
last of the Loo-Choo group This must bscone
a depot for our steamers. The land rs Inpitinr
and Is THINK destined to become hourshlnr
American colony"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
Can il be Possible ?

We are informed that a Representative
elect of certain town in this State. for
whose election the friends of prohibition
Struggled Increasingly with the advocates Of
rum through a two days ballo,ng, is now
busy in proposing to amend the liquor law
by abolishng that feature IN the law which
imposes penalty for furnishing or giUiRg
array intoxicating liquor ana also to open
the door for cider, 10y removing all reslric-
tons = Temperance Standard.
We can vouch for one member, elected
under some of the circumstances indicated
that the statement of the STANDARD is untrue
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-27
Olattbman & State Journal.
Thursday. oct. 20, 1883.
OF VERMONT.


SATURDAY, A. NJ.
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Walker.
On motion Of Mr.. Burroughs, call OF the
House was ordered, and quorum being found
present. it was ordered that no further proceed
ings be had upon the order.
Bills introduced and rcJtred. BY Mr.. Walk
er, in amendment OF sec. ~, chap. ll6 c. 5.
giving the members of the Senate aud House
pay for actual attendance onlye to the commit
tee on Ways and Means. By Mr.. Durham Of
Woodbury., to alter the names of Sylvia John
son and Mark Whiting to the General Com
mittce. BY Mr. Hunt, in addition to an act re-
laling to Savings Banks, ,naking it the duty OF
the Bank Commissioner to examine the ccndi-
ton and affairs of Savings Banks to the com
mittee on Banks.
Rcso uton-By Mr.. Plympton, that all bills
petitions, remonstrances, &c, upon the subject
Of the License Law, be referred to a select com
miitee consisting Of nine members; adopted
BY Mr. Page, that when the House adjourn, it
be till Tuesday morning next; rejected.
Petition refcrreL--By Mr.. Sweet, Of w. A.
and Maria Ladue, praying that Calvin A. LOOP
be constituted their heir-at-law; to the General
Committee.
Several motions to adjourn over TIL Monday
and Tuesday were rejected and the House adj
journed.
AFTERNooN.
On motion Of Mr.. Deane, call Of the House
was ordered, when it appeared that there were
ninety absentees and on motion of Mr.. Walton
it was ordered that all further pr ceedings in
the call be suspended till Tuesday morning next
Mr.. Deane moved to adjourn tll Tuesday at
o'clock A NJ. The motion was agreed to, and
the House adjourned