The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-05-11 00:00:00, page 1

1'T/L. SUBSClllBEdS have for salt—First
"id second quality brown Sugar, in liiius
anj bam is,
nfSugar in breeds,
•'/ green Colli e in ''orrsheads, barrels Sc bugs,
togshoads Ab!:;;ii i Ham,
15 luxes Imperial Tea,
Fiarler Mad i,*a win*,
a. *1<». I. P. Teneriftb Wine,
[Do. do. Sherry Wine,
[Do. do. Mai >r.i Wiue,
Hogshead*, prime Molasses,
Barrels rectified Whiskey,
Raisins,
Boxes Chalk Hip''*;,
Mustard, 10 bags TYpoT, 10 brer, rrce
i^*cr, 15 boxes Window Gluts, 8 by 10, 20
gs I.oip;':’* S; tifF, 1 ton Sb«*t, Ger. • r» Y. Uiis
Iced St H. 8 b.>x*'s IJnmstnne, writing ?; wrap
g Paper, 4m ) s-.-1 s x -H, 10 l.hds, stone Ware.
* boxer Spanish Cu; ws, 90 b<v*es S'. nttd 1 50
rind Slone*. A lint" which will be sold on nm
xlerate terms, for cash, country produce, m ap
Jiroved paper.
WHITE & SUEL'TOX.
March 20. • If
"?V K'lOVAI, —TlfOM VS D1DDEP, grate
-*• *■ b'l tor the liberal support be h?.s experien
ced in ItHtta-.ie, respectfully informs his custo
mers and the Public generally, that lie has re
moved Ins Tailor’s Shop to the main street ad
joining Robert Hell’s ,. saddler, and op -Vte Dr.
Tluvall’s apothecary sliop, where he \ it thank*
fully rer-ive any business in bis line, and hopes
by altcniinn atid endeavors to please, to merit a
coutimi mra of fever.
Richmond, May 8
cp3m
f O i’ICE
T*Vj (>PICE.—I* bcjeby given that on Tucwd iy
the twenty ninth day ofthis Instant, May,
st ill hr exposed to sale at the house of Sherwood
Fowler i i Cumberland County for ready money,
M:vr. I SLAVES, Stock,.fall kinds; Household
aid Kuchin furniture, plantation l'< Is &c lv
Mtue of a deed of trust ex, cuted to . .o secure
itltc |*i ’ nir nt ol mtndi v debts then in mentioned
J'iMKS ANDERSON, > ...
HOOKER WOODSON, 5 /ru*1"*.
May, 8.
Zt
T> V v i’oeof a deed of trust m j? to (lie sub
Jr.vib»r by ! a >v*d Sasso,.*i, will be sold t >
too 'i j Vi t bid lev, for k uly mom-v, tm in' s
*<) L \ND, tying widen. me* mile of fatn ** l{..
i uflputigu ms of T.■.■•.latte’s co"I I 'nd.i’tf,
i t Ih • sicin'.jy of several Coal l'u's
> a
• it ppvsrmres • i*. s.ippijs 'd to ybiun;
O ' - * »e ♦ .U«. pit f n , : • p, t.ii> :s
^ »n Su'
;■ lay 2.id. clay H I .. r*.
l
jOii:; . M VH’E, Tt V.ttrn
it •1
* ''X' • ?.iti C-■ >; ., iiv, y, *
I
;rT r«bh
tu .irly cp
Iti chine Kill ‘I i trtmu.
ft tthe the (f 'ir,cr‘l*
CTT* COj*rj~'S •i'Vre tMiJs ‘i year, to
be p trial' •«**««•7 AoJ H” w'*'* ,0
4,. cansiden *nnuat •ubeertbert, j i‘*i hcri after
lt!.e time cf er ’serqb' y» otherwise
7 be iiiacontinucd al
expiration
Ir.ctr p,
<lf, the
KichmovD|8/A e//d/jy, 1810.
Tj OFy GIIEF.KllO'V, n/v residing in
— thi/4"*,:exl ‘lGnr 10 1,10 / °st ot t’le banic
ol Vh ]to bring liif/ifiV-irs within as
ir.rr.)vv/n!,:t'v *csible, fitreals all those
in a; i e7 u* iminJliate settlement.
Avers/10 l,BS cver bcen to /i\v, he must re
sortt that speedily, if/iis, h;s request, is
-His indiy/ual claims, with
thoself0 him, as execul(jf/'>r Josias Moody,
deer/ he placed in I lie hands of an at
tornJir collection, if nd Settled previous to
Aui'/mi, t next.
Bd.v ’ 8t
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I
Lb TF.I.Llf t—DENTIST.
"MIOSE who wish 1 experience the benefits
k to he derived fr</< my practice, w ill do
<1 to apply intmedial )\» as I shall leave town
ft- ensuing weet.
2t
. May 1.
a AN 1)S Foil SA'.E.—The Subscriber of
fers for sale, hi*
TRACljOF LAND,
|l4ying in the county k Amherst, on the witters of
ll*iney river, adjoiniJjthe lands of James Frank
ilin, Joel Franklin’* estate, Micajah Camden,
Williams. Craw fltl and Bartlett Cash; con
! tabling near ydO nccs This ’ract lies extremely
well ; upon it i* a onsiderable quantity of mea
dow ground, it is cry fertile, well watered, and
'well adapted to t1-- culture of coi n, wheat and
tobacco ; upon it. a plantation sufficient to work
eight hands, a co' iderable part of it is fresh land,
and the whole oft i. in a high state of cultivation
— well enclosed at d divided into four fields ;
each field in ititurn has been sowed in small
grain, :t part of lie grain has been rolled in the
1*1.tisler of Pari* and the whole have been sowed
in their turn in cd clover, which grows luxuri
ant on this plblation; that, together with the
white clover, vhich grows naturally upon it,
produces yp pasturage, there is also upon
it a ve*i<k**fcy'pple orchard, and there has lately
been built thf • >n, some useful and valuable hou
ses. A furth ' description is deemed unnccissa
iy, as il ispr umedthat no person will purchase
without firs’ vie wing the lands. The overseer
living on if| plantation, will >!ilw the la.id to any
person \vi:;l ng to purchase. '
ALSO— no other Tract, lying in Goochland
county, oit >l!» sidas of Tuck-boa cr:rk,onthe
north sideyn Uie Three Chop road, adjoining the
fnl. («! .l ^.tn'iu Hughes, It. njaniin 'Watkins,
find Elishai-eak’s estate, containing three hun
dred and i y acre*, a considerable part of this
land is cl<? red, and none of it has been in cultiva
tion for si ne years past ; it is land of good soil,
sand is we* adapted to the culture of corn anil
•wheat, ai 1 is very convenient to market, being
iihout Ivy aty three miles from the city of Rich
mond.
Thes* T.anils will he sold nn time, and the pay
ments » dc accommodating to purchasers For
further particulars respecting this last tract of
l*and, |pply to Col. Robert H. Saunders, living
near it n the said county, or to the subscriber in
the civ of Richmond. WILLIAM GAL L.
Apt1 51.
f g RENT, the nor-r part of a genteel fin
£. ishcl TEA’il MRN7in the Brick Row.
Possfssion may be hud immediately. A family
wotdi be preferred.
Apply to—
n. IIt VL 7i TT S TIL L.
Ait - V r nrtue Office of Still c- Broole, opposite
tUe Isrket-House, Kichnioiici.
April 24. tf
"J ^OR'SALK—An • Urgant Philadelphia made
j' CiG and HARNESS ; live, tierces <>t Tan
ner’s Oil.: Also, wishes to purcliav ;• pair of
well hr.ikc carriage HOUSES : hays will be pre
ferred* Enquire of Hie subscriber, or in his ab
sence, of Mr. M. Judah..
C. If. S.4UMDF.RS.
March 30. tf
NOTICE.-The firm of Hubert & femple j
Gwathmcy, is changed to Temple E*. i' .
bert Gwitlimey*--and in consequence of the inten
ded removal of Robert Gwathmcy to Liverpool,
the firm there will be Robert & Temple Gwath
nicy.
May 4 k 6t
In Council, March 23 f, 1810.
\T OTICE—In pursuance of an act of the Ge
Jlx neral Assembly, passed at the lust sessi
on : Notice is hereby given, that a sale of the
PUHLTC PROPERTY,
st the Point of Fork, will take place, oil Thurs
day the 24th day of May next, on the premises,
on a credit oftweive months. Rond and security
to he approved by the Executive, will be requi
rod. For information respecting the properly,
enquire of Doctor John Wills of Fluvanna coun
ty*
SAMUEL COLE MAS, a.c c.
March 27- . 8vv
Congre&s*
IN SENATE,
Friday, April 27.
We are desired to say that Mr. Whiteside,
(not Mr. Clay, ns stated before) made the
motion for adding to the b.ll concerning
commercial intercourse a new sequun impo
sing general additional duties.
Saturday, AprilSS.
On request of Mr. ALigi, leave was ob
tained by unanimous consent to bring in a
bill providing for ihe final adjustment of
claims to lands in the territory of Oi leans,
and that the bill be now twice read, and
the bill was ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading.
Mr. Smith of MiL reported the bill appro
| priatinga sum of money for procuring mu.
nitioos of war and for other purposes, with
amendments, which were read and the bill
ordered to be engrossed for a third reading.
The bill from the House of Representa
tives for confirming the decisions of the
commissioners in favor of the claimants of!
lands in the district of Kaskaski.is was t wice !
read committed to Messrs. Meigs, G rtgg !
and Anderson.
The bill supplemental to an act entitled \
“ An act, for the punishment of certain !
crimes against the U. States,” was read a
second time and committed to Messrs. Pope,
Bayard andLeib.
i Monday,'Arpril 30.
The Senate resumed the confederation
I of the bill r. .iking further provision for tue
; corps of engineers. On motion, the further
! consideration cf this bill was postponed un
till the first Monday in December nex\.
The bill for the relief of John Minor was
ordered to a third reading.
The bill for the relief of Margaret Lnps
ley, Grove Pomeroy, Arthur St. Clair, l)a
v'ul Blackwell, Lucy Dixon and John Mur
ray Y.as ordered to be read a third lime
Yeas 15, Nays 13.
Tiie bill for the final adjustment of claims
to lands in the territories of Orleans and
Louisiana was read a third time and passed.
The bill for appropriating a sum of money
for procuring munitions ot war and for other
purposes, was read a third time and pas
sed, and the title amended so as to read
“ An act appropriating a sum of money for
procuring clothing for the arn v anil marine
corps, and for other purposes. ”
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the hill from the House of Representatives, j
authorising a loan for a sum of money not |
exceeding the amount of the principal of the
public*debt reimbursable during the year
1810, together with the amendments repor
ted thereto b; the select committee ; and, ha
ving disagreed to the amendments, the bill
was passed to a third reading.
The bill for the relief of Amy Hardin
was rejected on its being read a second
time.
Mr. AJritfi reported the Gill confirming
the decisi. tis of the commissioners in favor
of the claimants cf land in the district of
Kaskaskias without amendment.
Mr. J-'o/ie reported the bill supplementary
to the act for the punishment of cer’niu
Crimes against the United Stales without u
meiidutenl.
_
Tuesday, May 1.
The further consideration of the bill sup
plemental to an act entitled “An act lor; lie
punishment of certain crimes against the U.
S.” was postponed till the Inst Monday in
December next;
The bill for confirming the decisions of
the commissioners in favor ot the claimants
to lamb in the district of Kaskaakias was
read a illird time and passed.
Thcr bill authorising a loan, 'tc, \vr.s read
a third time and passed.
The bill for the relief of Margaret Laps.
Icy, Grove Pomeroy, Arthur St. Glair. Drtvid
Llackwell, Lucy Dixon, and John Murray
was read a third time.
On motion of Mr. Crawford to re..commit
the bill, there were /hr the motion 1.1, «_
gainst the motion IT
Messrs. Crawford. Ililfttouse ft l’npe were
appointed the committee.
The Senate adjourned to b o'clock this
evening.
7Vr.tr/rtu firming, S o'clock.
The Senate proceeded .n consuls, tlie dis
agreements of the House <•! Representatives
to the amendments of the Senate to the
| hill concerning Commercial Intercourae,
j fee.
On motion of Mr. Cra-vft d, that the
!Senate recede iron ihr’.r 4:l; amend jenttoj
| th" bill (vie: the smion respecting ,oi,voy)
(there were for receding il—uga: :jt re tv
\ ding 14
On motion, tit Scna*e rr’*<d to insist
|* ••• ir ■ •.dmtnt* U appointed a commit* j
|'(e of conievctu e •>» their p.tif t .*. Messr...
!' rawfoid, Smith of 3&1. and -•v-iUet'sou.
The Senate concurred in the amendment
of the House of llejuesentatives to the light
house bill.
The bill further to amend t’.ic census act
was read three times and passed.
Mr. Iiillhortse reported the bill for the
relief of Margaret Lapslcy with amend,
uients, (via. to strike out all the bill but so
touch as relates to General St Clair ) The
bill as amended was read a third time and
passed.
J\1r. JfillAouce fr<'«n the same committee
rc^ »i ttu tlie following resolution:
“ liesnlved*" Thu: the Secretary far the
Dejuirtmcn of the Treasury rrfiort to the
Senate al their next meeting the necessary
firaviaiona for guarding the Treasury of
the United States from fraud and im/iosi
tion on the removal of the statute of timita
tio::s in rcla'ion tj the following claims
mentioned in his rcfiort of the 28th ofirffiril,
lb'10. viz :
1st. Loan office certificates.
2. Indents for interest on the Public
Debt.
o. Final settlement certificates.
4. Commissioners^ certificates.
5. Army certificates.
6. Credits given in lieu of Army certifi
cates cancelled.
<\ Credits for thu pay of the army for
which no certificates were issued.
3. Invalid pensions.
" Also how iar jhe statute of limitations may
with safety ue removed as to claims for per
sonal services rendered in the army of the U.
States during the revolutionary war, and the
guards and checks necessary and proper to
be adopted.”
rI he resolution was agreed to.
Mr. Crawford from Uit» committee of con
ference respecting the commerct.il inter
course bill, made a report.
Whereupon resolved. That the Senate
adhere to all their amendments except the
insertion of the fourth section in the bill asa
mended, and that the Senate recede from
the last mentioned amendment.
1 he bill for the relief of William W. Wey
mouth and Joseph P. Weeks, was read a <
third time nnd passed. .
Mr. Cranford and Mr. Lloyd were up.
pointed a committee to join a committee to
be appointed bv (lie house of It representatives
to wait on the President of the U. States, and
n Mify him that unless he may have any fur
ther Communications to make to the two
Houses ct Congress, they are ready to ad
journ.
1 he further consideration of the bill for '
the relief »*t John Minor was postponed until
the first Monday in December next.
1 lie bill from the House of Representa
tives making further appropriations for com
pleting the capital, and lor other purposes,
was lead three times and passed,
The bill for the relief of P. C. L’Enfant j
was read three times and p issed.
Crawford, from the joint committee
reported that they had waited on the Presi
dent of the United States who informed them
that he had no further communications to j
make to the two Houses of Coog-o-s.
1 he Secretary of the Senate, (.r/r. Otis) j
having notified the House of Representatives
that the Senate had finished the business be- i
fore them and werfe repay to adjourn—
1 he President adjourned the Senate with
out day. . ,
//O USE OE REPR ESEE'TATIVES.
Tuesday, Mayl.
1 he committee to whom was referred the !
resolution of the 4th inst. directing an enqui- '
rv into the conduct of Brigadier C*en. James
W ilkinson in relation to his having at any
time whilst in the service of the U. States,
corruptlv received money from the govern
ment of Spain, or its agents, or in r* Intion to
his having, during the time aforesaid, been
an accomplice, or in any way concerned
with tlie agents of any foreign power, or
wi th Aaron Burr in a project against the do
minions of*' 'Spain, of to dismem
ber these l enquire general
ly into the t, said, James Wil
kinson as Brigao . **al of the army of
flic U. States, re// they have had un
der consideration -several subjects of en
quiry, and have in\ stigated them to the ut
most of their power shoe he time of their
appointment, but from ti e limited period in
whicn they haw acted and from the exten
sive and complicated nature of the subjects,
they are under the necessity of stating that
they have not been able to make any tho
rough anil conclusive investigation of the ob
jects of their enquiry.
Such testimony, however, as they have
bpen able to procure, they beg leave to
snbm ■ ss part of this report, and which may j
be referred to under the following heads and j
order:
Id relation to the first objects of enquiry, |
wi*. the rr*< "ipt of monev by f icneral Wil- I
kinson from tlie Spanish government or its
?jronts, refer to the
Deposition of John Ballenjrer, No. 5,
Tjet ter from Iv an Jones, No. 6.
^Depositions t*r F. Langlois, da'ed the 99th
of December. 1803, containing two original i
letters to himself from the liar on do C. a rondo j
let, dated the 28th of January and 28th of:
June, No. 7.
(«cneral \ViI!:»nsun*s letter to John Adair,
oaten August 7. 1 T9.>. No 7.
Dc!n*sil*on of D tminicjne Bonlieny, No 8.
Deu niti >ri of Thomas Power, No. 9.
Deposition of William Miller, No. 11,
Letter from Joseph Collins, marked A.
1 homns Portell’s copy in his own hand .
writing of the Baron d<* Ce.rondclot’s instrno |
tions to him. dated January 20. 1790. with!
a translation thereof from the Spanish, No. :
1 4; .
(,nrre«o''ndrnce heiv.'r.'n Thomas Power'
ar,rl lion Thomss Portell, Nr*. 15 arid 19. j
Deposition /»*'Thomas Power, No. 17,
Deposition -if Andrew KP.icutt, No. I'*.
'I hoo', $ Power’s letter toBironde Caron i
deIc*, No. 20.
I '»<>tn .s P eer’s letter tr> f lovemor fiayo 1
S9.No. 21.
’I lfnn>.is P war’s letter to the Baron de 1
(’arruifl.-?et, No. 22.
Mt i.. .I’owcr’o lettei to (governor Ciayo 1
so, Nj>. 2.2.
v.isitfi Vi inter"*; deposition, \\r •
D p of Jem'-s M- Bradford, No ij.'
Deposition of Isaac Briggs. marked I B.
in relation to the second object of enquiry,
to wit, the connexion of General Wilkinson
with tilt- agents of Spain in a project toais_
member the U.S refer to the
Deposition of Thomas Power, No 34.
A certified copy a letter from Ge serai
Jameg Wilkinson to Governor C ayuso, in the
band writing of Governor Gaynso, tinted
September 22. 1“96, marked G. V.
i General Wilkinson’s secret instrurtions
I to’I homas Power, in the hand writing ct'Plii
I lip Noland, No. 35.
Thomas Power’s letter to the Baron de
Cavondelet, No. 36.
Baron de Carondelet’s letter to Thomas
Power, No. 38.
Thomas Power’s letter to the Baron dc
Carondelct, No. 40
General Wilkinson’s .letter to Thomas
Power, No. 42.
Thomas Power’s to Governor Gavcso, No
43.
Gen. Wilkinson’s letter to Thomas Pow
er, No 70.
Baron dc Cirondelet’s letter to Thomas
Power, No. 44
Daniel Clarke’s deposition, No. 45.
In relation to the 3d object of enquiry, to
wit: General Wilkin,on’s oonneclioii with
Aaron Burr, refer to
The deposition of Daniel Clarke, before,
referred to, No. 45.
Gen Wilkinson's letter to John Adair,
No. 8. 1
Evidence of General Wilkinson,.as comb •
mui.icated to Congre.ss, of Nov. 23, 1807,
page 311 of the President’s message.
Ditto, page 309.
Letter from Gen. Wilkinson to Daniel
Clarke June 9, 14i05rf marked X.
President’s message to Congress, page
2£l.
Wilkinson’s letter to Colonel M’Kee,
President’s message to Congress, page 22.
Mr. Taswell’s evidence, President’s mes
sage to Congress page 5.
Letter in cypher iroai Burr to Wilkinson,
dated 22dJu1v, as decvphererl by a member
of the Grand Jury at Richmond.
General Jonathan Dayton’s letters to •
.Yilkinson in cypher. President’s message.
Wilkinson’s deposition, 7\ * 8, and in page
209, of the report of Burr’s trial as comma
ideated to Congress.
Extract of Wilkinson’s letter to the Pre<d
■ lent, sent by Smith, d ted 21st Oct. 1806,
President’s message, page 204.
In relation iodic fourth point of enquiry, to
wit, the conduct of gen. Wilkinson as Bri
gadier genera! of the army of the U. States,
refer to tiie
Deposition of William Simmons, Esquire,
letter S.
Deposition of C 'ptain George Peter, let
ter P.
Deposition of Captain Wm. E. Williams,
letter \v.
' A reposition of John Smith, letter If.
Letter from VVilli:im Simmons, lcsq in
closing extracts A IS C 1).
Letter from gen. Wilkinson to Daniel
Clarke, No 71.
The committee think proper also to sub
mit the following papers relating to tobacco
and other commercial transactions in which
General Wilkinson v/as concerned from the
month of in the ear 1788, to the
month of in the year 1790, to
wit— -
General Wilkinson’s account current with
Clark and Rees in the hand waiting of
Philip Noland, dated the 8th of August, 1786.
No 27.
Philip Noland’s account of sales cf tobacco
dated Sep. 21 1790, No 29.
Wilkinson’s account current with Clark 8c
Rees, dated May 1, 1789, contained in the
account book, page SO.
Wilkinson’s letter to Clark & Itees, dated
May 20th, 1790, No 30.
Wilkins n’s letterto Clark 8c Rees, dated
June the 2d, 1790, No 31.
Wilkinson’s and Dun’s account current
with Clark and Rees, dated August 29,
1789, and 5tli Sep. 1789, with Wilkinson's
order anti Noland’s teceipt for balance,
No 32.
Philip Noland’s declaration, dated Set .
10, 1790.
Wilkinson’s accountable receipt, No 4.
Articles of agreement bclweer Wilkinson
and Dunn and Clark, sen.
I ter from General Wilkinson to Pa
nielClark relative to the Plain Tale, No 2.
In making tl last preceding statement
the Committee beg leave to remark, that
from an examination of •the sentence of the
military court of enquiry, ordeird af fhe re
quest cf Gen. Wilkinson, and of which Col.
Hmbeck was President, it appears, that the
I tobacco transactions of General WiikrvMi
at NcwOrieans in 1789 and 1790 cri
ted a material part of that < nquii y, 8; taat
a copy of an account current was laid before
the said court by Gen. Wilkinson and desig
nated by No-and several letters iccom-1
1 panying said account supposed by the court1
to be in the hand writing of Philip Noland,
the agent of Gen. Wilkinson.
The committee, conceiving that the pa- I
pers collected !»y said fc )Uit would aid them
in their investigation, mrdc appli'-ation lor
these papers to the Secretary of War, but
[ were unable to obtain them, they h . vjng
been taken irom the • Hire by General VVil
kinson, us appears fr< m the deposition of
John Smith, chief Clerk in the war office.
The committee then directed a subperna to
General Wilkinson, requiring him to send
or produce all the papers which had been
used or collected by tiie said court, in ubc
dunce to which General Wilkinson sent
:o the committee r packet of papers which
j did rot contain ti her the account and Iet
j '.ers rcfcricii to in the sentence > f the court,
, or the defence of General Wilkinson, norj
have the committee.been able to ptocuiel
j'liem, and cmsequrntlv have not had it inj
their power to compare the. ercminis here I
with exhibited * >> which wero I
In fort the military in ot u.qsii- "
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I
LIST or LAWS,
/‘assert at the second session 'f th“ lile„
vetit/i Congress of the U. States.
An act to authorise the trasporution of
certain documents lie. of pr stage. •
An act sOppiemeir; 1 to an act. entMcd
i “ an act extending 'he right of suffrage
j in thr Indiana Territory, and for ether j ur
! poses.’*
j An act extending the time S' r issuing and
i locating military hind warrants.
An act for the teief of W ltiam and Juli
as ILctor.
He: lotion, rel.tt:iig to the oJTtci.il corner -
' in the retar)
hranriv J j ttha n, t.i: .tisitr plenipotentiary
of his Britannic majesty.
An act to levive 01 d continue in force for
a further tir»(*,*t!ic first section el the a t,
entitled “an act further to protect the cou
nt err e and ream, n of the U. S. against the
Barbary powers.”
An act for the * oii f of Harry CnlJwtdl
:,nd Ana: ;; J i ;kton, J. re m i all Hvyiudiis .mi
' .evin Jones.
An act ;.t/homing the discharge of Wm.
j Matvk::;* fr< at his imprisonment.
An t*cl tu pr«>»’riue the mode in which ap
plication shall '•<_■ made far the purchase of
iaml at the several land offices; and for the
* diefol J mb Garnet.
An act lover:' • an act,entitled “ an act
for the rebel i f • ;e refugees from the }iri
tisn provinces oi Canada and Nova Scotia,
and for other purposes.”
act matting appropriations for]
port ot government (lining the
thousand i !'jiit hundred and ten.
An act for the appointment of an"
onal judge and extending th right\
frage to the citizens < !' Mad sou "ecu*
'.lie Mississippi Tej: itoiy.
An act making appro: i: tints forth*
port of the military estahlishni rut of d
S. for the year (.tie thousand eight hi
and ter.
An act makhigi ppropri-.tionsfor
porta f the navi United StA
the year ode thousand eight her.*
ten.
' for locatil
ijiria military land warrants, and
Stcret^^
to the Secret!
ry of the department of war.
An act nvjvid.ng in* the third census nr
enumeration
of tlte inhabitants cf the U.
S
A -< act ro;’-"vrnt the iscuirr cf ssa-kticrs,
PX ’ ‘[It to l ertnif: \
. An 5’A to n:: he public a r. il in Wash.
" t-oualy in t : ,*« c. ,v'.clurnhi: .
*UI act for the* tcii-ci i; TiLuani
sc... • • ^
An act to a her .and amend a.i act entitled
T* * . ^ • OVI.’liilfJ fyi' li'j fi'. { ;; t'f'.lTMS
v:,..,; rn >11 oi e 1 ;
States,1 passed th? 2bth day cf Ivi rch,
181 (>. . ' *'
T_An *irt authorising •» c discharge of John
I‘.ci r tnun his »<iip.i iwnmenl.
An act fi.r the jtlic; of William Bayn
ha*n.
r An act to amend an act entitled “ nr nr:
for the establishment of a turnpike cor ;
iijr, in the cour'y of Alexandiia, in the dis
trict of Columbia.”
An act to allow the benefit of drawbacks
on merchandise transported by imul convey
ance from Newport to Hostou, an.l lion1 Ros..
tor to Newport ; in like manner as if the
same were transported'eoase wise.
Att act for the relief ot*TvIoscs Young.
An r.ct to establish pose roads.
An act regulating the post office cstabish
m cut.
An act concerning inraJid pensioners.
An act to extend rerm in privileges ihcre
in mentioned (6 Joseph Joshua Dysier.
An act in addition to the act, to reg’date
1 he layitig out and m kii a road . t
ber and, in the statu of Ivlarylaiid, to the
state of Ohio. . *,
An act to incorporate a company for male-..
i'lg cert :iii turnpike ro:.ds in tiiu dlrTlct ol
Columbia.
An act making an appropriation for the
purpose of trying liie practical use of t j
torpedo or submarine explosion.
An act for altering the lime for holding
tin district court in Ohio.
An act providing for the printing and dis
tributing r.f such laws of the U. S., as res
pects tiie public lands.
An act for the relief rf J<dir. N. fitou*.
An a**;, p 'ovidmgfcr t!ir better accofnmo*
elation of ihe i?er.enl Post Office, Patent
Office, iiiUi Tor ether p up- ses.
An act prnvi itn;:; lor the rale of c ;t?.in
lands m the Indiana territory, utul for other
pr.po.T3..
*An act in addition to an pet. entitled J‘ an
v.ot concerning the library for the use of both
Houses of Congress,’*
An act 1) extend the time for making
payment for the public lands cf the U. S.
in certain cases.
An act authorising a 1 >?n i f nioiH"' , for
a sum i ot exceeding the amount of the
principal of public debt, n i:nimr.viMe uar„
tn^.the )ear one tho.i and cigiit hundred
and ten.
An act mr,king appropriation* for carry
ing into c .cot certain Indian tr.\.ties.
An act fixing the tcnipcnsMimi of public,
niiiiisic’s end ofronsnls »c- ?dir*>; on the coast
ot Ii irbafy, anil for oth< e j.m n.acr..
An \ct for the relief of Wn.. W.'Vcymouth
and Joseph P. Weeks.
An act to erect a I:-<t house at the cr.^
trance of Boi'nate harbor, a column on
a spit ef sand at the entrance into •Boston
harbor flee.
An act allowing cc: / :i<.a*.i n to Robert
Robinson.
An act further fr* alter anil amend “on
art iin ling e di t 1 ccunot or ti.ti.
the iid;..hitams of the United
r r on ar rru’men* to t
i ’. S i *: ( t ctirg ti;l ^