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rs. FOR PHILADELPHIA

70 r PHILADELPHIA
Ia EVERY MONDAY AND THURS
Nl<e4&NDAYThe A No. l Steamship PEN
2l4SssEEls2SSYLVANIA.C Capt David Tsal, is now
ready to receive freight. and will leave on THURS
DAY. March 3lst, at o'clock, Z. Nj.
For freight or passage having superior accommo.
cations. apply to Fl FUTILE,
Agent, Rockets.
Freight through to Boston, via Philadelphia, by
steam, at moderate rates, and with dispatch.
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~ HIGH CONsTABLE.--In response TO the
call of MANY Voters" announce myself eandi-
date for the office Of HIGH C0NsTABLs; az me
liens should it be their pleasure 70 elect me, to
give assduous attention In the discharge OF my ON
cial duties. lmh IL -td"l JOHN Il Diaass'
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Now READY.
The Beautifully illustrated Household Edition
VI " WAvERLY NOVELS,
Complete in Fifty Volumes, 16mo.
Waverly. vols
Guy Mannering vols
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Iyanhoe vols
The Monastery, vols
Keniworth. vols
The Fortunes of Nigel. 2vols
peveril of the Peak. vols
Qientin Durwood. 2 vols
St Rouan's Well 2 vols
The Betrothed and the Highland W idow. 2 vols
The Talisman, Two Drovers, My Aunt Margs-
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Lairds Jock, vols
The Fair Maid Of Perth, 2 vols
Anne of Geierstein. vols
Count Robert of Paris, vols
The Surgeons Daughter, Castle Dangerous In.
dsx and Glossary, vols
This Edition of the Waverly Novels is issued in
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NJ MANAGER or THE r0oR Houss.ses
THE ClTlZENS OF RICnMoND-I lsoss ~ -. IA
fully announce myself for the above osns's
'o'a9i' so1s 'o'o' - s'v BENJAMIN RRAaa.
Mas shall not be able to call On mani hers,
fellow. citizena before the day Of eseS. ss;s tc d.
Quire Of those who do know me. - 70 - x-tdes
tions for the once seek.
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R9- CITY COLLECTOR.-Iama again candida,
for re election TO the office Of CITY COLLECrOE
at the approaching Municipal elections.
NH 26-tdes julius A H0BSON
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- SUPERINTENDENT OF Gas Wo s.sss n.
10 fRH YoSxas o. k!cHhoNp: ~ nSScs. and
solicis yoar voiss s. tAasaaatns hiy'9Hs1kd SSfY.
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~ Powers
GENUINE PEARL
AMBROTYPES.
See the PEARL AMBROTYPES made by
POWERS, Isl Main street.
If you wish a nice colorpd or plain photograph
patroniZe POWERS, Isl Nam street,
Large size AMBRorYPEs tax n at POWEkS-only
FIFTY CENTS, the same others charge III 80 TOR
GENUINE PEARL AMBRoTYPES can be had ONLY al
POW ERS', l5i Main street:
"Reware If imitators" NH 2S-3ts
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JOHN PEARCE.

A8-GRAIN MEASURER.-At the request OF
many of my friends, respectfully announce my
self candidate for the above of1ica At the ensuing
spring election. NH s-tdes j TH0S SMITH
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DICE
IN IN

~ I'll
new and
and will
a tire sead
rable in
q Splen|
Il and Ro
4 Robes;
Il Chints,
i airs; I'd
N &C In
s. imperial
amply s
j Goods b
Il In Hin
u before q
4 they wi
d long as
n Retail
Il them a
II NH 3
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shaft broken. She will 60 to New York to repair.
LATER FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REVO-
LUTON EXPECTED.
New YORK. March 2S.- Curacao dates are to the
4th inst. Venezuela was still in disturbed state
The province of Coro had declared in favor of a
federal government. A revolt was momentarily
expected at Macaraibo. and there were indications
of a general revolt, favorpg the restoration Of
MANAGES.
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81 GRAIN MEASURER.-Ia responss ~
cali made on me, aligned MANY Voters 9 A nn;
Ana Madi.on Wayds y ana ~ the earnest aollcite
ZION ef many fsirn1s. Tmost respectfully Annonnss
mvsaif . = idsta for the ONCE OF GRAIN MA
eURER. w
NH a-dtde
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81 GRAIN MEASURER.-The undersigned -
candidate for the ON o OF GRAIN MEAsgnnni
and respsctfuly soicits the votes Of his friends ana
the public plsdging TO perform the duties 10 tue
best of his ability, II elected. Respectfully
NH 2--tdes KENNY NILE
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H6-Succsss is sure to attend such enterprise as
that displayed by the celebrated Artists REEs Co.
1879 Main street. Their efforts to please The public
are gaining for them q reputation world wide.
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L.OSE.

Conclude with PADDY MILES BOY. faco
Miles MIR " FLORENCE.
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E@ FAIRBANKS SCALES.
WAREHOUSE,

A uniform standard of Weights and correct sus,
tenn of weig hing, claiming the attention
of every individual in the country.
A correct Scale is just arbiter between buyer
and seller and it of the utmost Importance that
an instrument so universally called upon to decide
questions of great value in the daily and hourly
TRANSACTIONS Of business should be of such reli.
ability and erdctfesS to secure the confidence u
ell those a0ho may be affected by The results indtca-
ted
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"a ~ ne psst year, rrsdsricksbura y,rv,.,.
pA'" ssp''ss o. The principal q iss debt
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"MAcHINE BILrINa"-LEATHER
and RUBBER, of all widths, at manufacturers
prices, and warranted full Also, Steam Packing.
Cotton and Linen Twines, Blank Books, Paper, &C.,
&C., 81 Pearl street.
NH 3-6t KNOWLES WALFORD.
m s'HERRING's FIRE PRooF SAFEs,"
WITH POWDER PROOF LocKs.-Every merchant should
have his Be oks and Papers from Fire. y. G.
Herring Co and we as their Agents, offer 81 900
for proof that the contents of any OF their Patent
Premium Safes has been destroyed by fire.
KNOWLES Il WALFORD, Agents.
NH 2S-6t 81 Pearl street, Richmond, Va
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that theI

4 that tne|
4 eXArnina
i AS her
lrcI,e mai
j line, and
sPlete in
/ wants o
4 Tue III |
passed 1
4 se. "a
4 beug1
per cent
Il ORDE|
at ali cid
ton.
Rlchu |
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7ELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LINEs,f
0rrfcE--No. 100 Eagle Square, Main Ut.
HEpORTED FOR THE "DTsPATCH."
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nOUBLE REFINED STEAM CAMDEN
NH %
CHECK BOOKS

FHECk BOOkS-
~ GEORGE WEST,
li5, MAIN STREET.
Bias just received the finest lot of LlTHCGRA-
PHO CHECKS on all the city Banks, NEGOfIA-
Bile NOTES and DRAFTS, Of al colors that has
the sheet or quire, bound or unbound, at lew pri-
ces.
N BAH kinds of WRITING PAPERS. ENVE-
L0PES and STATIONARY Of all descriptions, in
end variety and offered for sale at 10 to IS per
cent lower than any house in Richmond.
NH
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~ SUPERINTENDENT or THE GAS WORMS -
In answer to the calls Of many -. ~,
above ONCE, and solicit your support Ct tsS ~
preaching election. nah f-tde> JOHN s"A'
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AE-4Oo Portraits is an easy days work for the Ar
fists REFS Co. They afford to make 60 ID if
not better Likenesses for Is and so cents as their RI
walls can for 81 50.
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PHI Stark. Nv Beveridge,
The above ticket Of true and tried men will ,s
supported on "wednesday. the 6.h day of Anril
next. MANY VO, gas nv "pi"
NH 20 St. MONROE WARD
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~ LIcoRIcl.

A. o. @. BRAND.
TIE ABOVE WELL KNOWN YAvoRITH BRAND ALWAYS
on SALE, By JAMES G. McANDREW
de Sly 81, PINE STREET NEw Yosr
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.SPhl
Isporte

i The 81
i Merchar
4 see, tina
asPRLN6d
j and that
h~Sibit i
stocks Of
4 EOREIl
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HS-CLERK OF TIE HUsrINGs COURT "a.
sdectfHlly announce myself candidate for re.slac
Yen 70 the office Of CLERK OF THE HUSTINGs
COURT, at the ensuing municipal elections
mn S-tde' ROBERT HOWARD
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FROM THE FAR WEST

LIVERPOOL, Standardization steady, sal
estimated at TO- 600 bales.
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AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
r..,, oman on Monday n good assortment Of
wrappers IN Lace silk and White Msrseilles for chill
Nan. Eancy press Goods; Calicoes; Blk Silks; Head
nras:es. Fr,nch Hair Pins; Embroideries; Bonpets
Ribbon.; Flowers; Rnches; Extension Skirts; Dus-
ters: marseies and Linen Bosoms, sJne at l21 cts;
and in Fancy Notion 8. have large yarity; Dress
Trimmings &c &c. Call at the Mantle Depot for
the best and cheapest Goods in this city, as am
selling at prices to defy competition.
Mantle Depot, SO Main street.
TO- Buttons foo Rings for the boys. NH Is
ny AFFLICTED READ
MIMNOCK'S INDIAN PANBCEA
Continues to give relief to the afflicted Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia give way to its powerful in
ffuepcs. Read the following certificate
Richmond, Dec. 1851
Mrs HARRINGTON Dear Madame.-It affords me
pleasure to testify to the value Of your Rheumatic
Medicine. have used 1t in my family for Rheu-
matism and Neuralgia. and confidently recommend
it as being good for both.
Yours respectfully,
Pr WHITE.
Sold by all Druggists
FISHER l. WINSTON,
NH 2s-6t Wholesale Agents.
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TO LOVERS OF GOOD PERFUME

RIVE invite attention to Mitchelfs superior
Extracts for the Handkerchief. These Extracts
lower priced. but far superior to nine-tenihs of
those sold as "Lubin's," and are unsurpassed for
! delicacy, permanence and richness of flavor. Call
ard examine. For sale, wholesale and retail. at
manufacturers prices. The attention of the city
| and country trade is invi' ed.
W PETERSON. Druggist.
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ePBCTAL NOTICES.
= nGrTHn 6roLnH KIss--A new per
'a'~' so ] W 0ARLICK'6 Drug store.
nh "a Msrkaf place Franklinst.

iu'sss1 uss " 0ARLICR,6 Drug Store.
nh a Market place. FranklinsE
D~CHoIcE rssrgMsHr. --Lupin 90.
sorted Extracts, Frangipanni Pomades; 1o ~.
saichels. &c. Italian Upper Tenn soms. ortmsnt Of
and beautiful together with full cns.cI
Toilet articies Brushes Combs &c. lateiy rece'vco
and opened ct the Drug 9t9rsc q m.,set Place.
INV franklin street.
~PRrMu LYxoHBuRa sMoxIno no o.
sAcco-Fivs bbls Of the secys gn 9nr ssIs b.
""1 w GARLICK, ApotneceIy S BIZ
Druggist, Market fisce.,
NH 26-2w
- BrAurY.-It has a votary in ev-
Las,. moves TO love- and refnes the taste. II
ay wish 10 he subjected to such an rbnuepcgi "
~ ~" pHCTOGRAP PHI and FINE All "a LIE III =,
and see !. gow sR1nn iPS and highly finished
ansu1insT1oGRAPH Do this. and IL you have heart
81 Seei and q taste to appreciate You must Dc
pleased. ~ .;1ss nm In LIFE copfed
from Dasuerreotypes or AmbrotyRes AND So,oIea
IN oil or water oolers making realy amMs PIC
lures. o..,,a C,,stom House Main IT.
Richmond.
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~ HENRY L. Brooks has resumed
the practice Of Law in the city of Richmond.
once in Belvin's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. IN aS-ts
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ss- THE PEOPLES TIcKEr-MosRoE
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w
WHO'LL

/ HAVI|
assortnt|
1 GOODS
sassortn1d
!, trade OF
/. all Of wi
ssnine.
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NJ I III y

assOrtne|
Of straw
net Ribt|
de Maps
Biaek ~
Footingd
merry lind
small adj
NH %
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80 KUWAW Wa from tn6 EuDSCflDtr,
on Friday evening, the 9th inst. a negro
man, named WILLIAM. belonging to Lynch
Cobb residing about IL miles froI, Chesterfield
Depot in Caroline county. William is about five
feet, inches high, 23 years old and had on when
him a pair of stripped and pair OF cloth pants;
also black coat and hat. and red cap. He was
hired of Mr. Lewis Hill and employed b. me on my
farm about i've miles frem this city. will give
the usual reward for his apprehension and delive-
r 10 me- aai all necessary expenses
JOSEPH BERNARD,
5mies from Richmond, near the Brooke Road.
l. 0kX
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~ MRS. q. G. ALLEN would in
NJ form the Ladies of Richmond, that she has
~ returned from New York, and will DO pre-
pared to show her Spring styles on Wednesday
morning the 30th inst NH -3t*
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I INES. &c. 600 dozen Lines, ali
~ sizss; 700 dozen Bncksta and Brooms; 800 baleu
wrapping Twine; Tor sails By
mhD JONES 4 co.
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n~EprcrAL NorIcB.-The attention
Of the public Ii requested TO the sale OF elegant
city made Furniture, to take place at the store Of
Messrs Lea 6atterwhite. No "a Main street, This
day, vt 10 O'Clock. Bee advertisement.
NH fg-It EB COOK. Aucticnser.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19
Senatorial Apportionment.

We perceive that the Senatorial ratio
has been fixed at 1888, a little over
what we supposed it to be when writing
the article upon this subject which APP
pcared in our last number.
As the population of this parish is
l., 404-vc DO not, therefore, fall short
onc-tiith Of the ratio; and the remarks
which we made in our last number are
correct. We claim, therefore, that it is
the constitutional right Of Pointc Cou-
pee to have q Senator by itself; that
tic parish cannot be placed in a district
having two Senator's, without a clear
aud direct violation Of the Constitution:
If . parish or district fall short of or
exceed the ratio onc-Gitlp, then L district
may be formed having not more than
two Senators. tut not ctheruise."
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the House will unite with them remains
to be seen. The chief difference in the
two bills, SO far as | can learn, is the APP
portio1maent OF representation in the
lower House, which,, ia the one, gives
one hundred, in the other, Lightweight.
Of course your Senator goes for the
majority report and bill, as he was
Chairman Of the Committee on the part
of the Senate.
Col. Claiborne introduced Il bill rela-
tive to the African Apprentice system,
for Mr.. Robinson, Of LafourcIic, WHO Is
absent by reason Of sickness
Gen. SHINES introduced a resolution
relative to the propricty Of uniting the
internal Improvement and Swamp Land
Departments.
Gen. Scott will be up here next week,
and will be received by the General AS
scmb!y:
will get you q copyof Gen. llarpcr's
address, which will richly pay the peru
sal. The General is q man Of fine liter
ary requirements, and, by the way, is
spoken Of as Il candidate for the Office
of Secretary of State; being universally
popular with his party, and particularly
among the ladies, his chances for sue
cess seem almost indubitablc.
NOUS NERRONS
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19
State Of Louisiana.

Ninth District C~ourt-PariSl of Pointe Conpce
+. Bogel IS. r. T. DaviS.-~No. 29l3.
III. T. Waddell vs.. II. & Il. 7. Davis-No. 209i.
VIM. T. Tunnartl vs.. Il. T. Davis. No. 2lG7.
Thco Goldman vs.. Il. T.. Davis.-No. 2o55.
By virtue OF and to satisfy four writ of fl, ia. Is
Su,d in the above entitled suit. and to me d-
rectcd by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and
for tlc parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy
plaintiff : demand and costs of suit. ! have seized
and will offer at public sale, at the Court Holse
on
Saturday The 5M day IF lhrcA, 1889,
at cleccn o'clock \. NJ. all the right. title ah.t
interest that the defendant has in and to the toi-
lowing described property. to wit:
Red Marial,. negro woman. aged about Is years.
Lefty. negro girl. aged about II years.
Terms and conditions OF the sale:
Cush, 1etM IPpraiscment.
SEVERN PORciIE, ShG
Pointc Coupcc. January -. 1850.
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State of louisiana.

Parish of Pointc Coupcc-Ninth District Court
George Keller vs.. James l.. Satterneld.-No. 1868
BY virtue of and to satisfy a writ of il. ia.
issued in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed by the Hon. the 9Th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy plain
tiff demand and costs of suit. | have seized, and
will offer at public sale. on the premises, OH
Saturday, the 9Th day of March, 1859,
at II o'clock. IL. IN. all the right, title and inter-
est that the defendant has i'll and TO the following
described property to-Wit:
4 certain tract of land in This Parish, bounded
as follows: west by the Atchafalaya River: north
by lands of II. e. Cailiham: on the Sonth by
lands of Mr.. Terrell. known OH the li.,,rativc
plot of this parish as lots No. So, 81. IS. 50. and
10. containing iii all eight hundred acres (nore
or less. being the same tract of land on which
Lafayette Keller formerly resided. Also. the fol-
lowing named, and described SIAl ES:
Ned. negro man, aged about 80 years.
John. negro man. aged about Is years.
Bob. negro man. aged about 22 years,
Charles. negro man. aged about Il years.
WlllougE,y. negro woman. aged asoit ii years.
Mary. girl. aged about Il years.
Hester. girl, aged about II years.
Nancy. woman, aged about 2G years. and her
three cIllIdrrn: Harriet. girl. aged about :
wears: Caroline. girl. aged about . years: and
Mary. girl. agcd about 5 years.
TERMS or ALE
Twelve months credit from the day Of sale:
tile purchaser to furnish bond with good and al-
proved security in soiido. and bearing $ per cent.
interest from day of sale.
SEyEEIN POIcdE. Sheriff.
PIT Coupce. Feb. Il, 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19
NOTICE

rs HEREBY given that Alex. CllnSt, Jr, has
L applied to the Ninth District Court in and for
the parish Of Pointe Coupee. to be appointed ad-
ministrator of the Succession of Ncmorin CluS,
deceased. and that if no opposition is made
to his demand in ten days after this date, he will
be appointed accordingly. BY order Of the Ninth
District court.
\. BONBY, Bfcrk.
Pointe Coupee. Feb. y. 1859.
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AND MULES
FOR SHE.

10 TIE subscriber would respectfully in
Va form the community that he j. just i" re-
sah~Lccipt of ~titty-iivc Missouri Mules. aud t..
lot of good buggy Horses. from 81. Louis.
Thankful for the patronage | have received. |
would state that. having great facilities for oh
tanning stock of all kinds and description. both
i'll Missouri aud kentucky. | can. at any tin1. fill
orders for almost any description of horses that
may he called for.
Horses and mules that arc not what they are
represented to be ut TIN, time Of sale will be cheer
fully. and ut all times taken back.
Nv stock can be seen at the Grand L.cvcc
Hotel. Any stock needed ly planters, will hs
sent to to them Oh the receipt Of III order.
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
Pointc Coupcc. Feb. II. -. It.
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n OF G /,

rs HEREBY GIVEN that Jean Bclin has
L applied to the 9th District Court in and for
the parish of Pointc Coupec. TO be appointed, Nd
of thc Succession Of Eugene Allan.
I. W. C.. deceased, and THAT il no opposition is
made to lisdemand in ten days after this date,
he will be appointed accordingly.
By order of the Ninth District Court.
\. BONDl. Clerk.
Pointc CouIec. Feb. 70. 1852.
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NOUS NERPONS.
BAroN RoUeE, Feb. 10, 1859.

EpIroR DEMOCRAT: The apportionment
bill has not yet passed, and as this mat
ter locks the wheels of Legislation con-
s~titutionally, Of course nothing Of inn
portanee a be TRANSMITTED until it is
finally settled. The general sentiment
among Senators is conclliatory; all they
desire is that a constitutional ratio
should be adopted, without regard to
personal preferences. The Committee
on Apportionment made a majority and
minority report. The House rejected
the former and adopted the latter by a
large vote, while the Senate adopted
that OF the majority by a vote equally
as decisive. When the bill Of the SEN
ate was sent to the House, it was tabled
III toto, without the least considerations:
whilst the bill from the House was re-
ceived with due Difference by the Sen
ate, read section By section, amended
and sent back. The House refused to
agree to the amendments, and ever yo-
ted down 9 propositions for the appoint
ment Of a Committee Of Conference, and
The Senate, after a warm
agreed on their part to appoint
genanittcepf Conference: but whether