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fometim.s trenulous vibration in her con5ua.
1t V IS not unform.-At iome mcments fhe
boldly crowded all her fails, and Nrctohed out
to a vaf diHance On The ocaan-2t others The
neercd for land wi,h equal and at!onhh'ng "a
pidi;y.-I1er Geps, Ike thofe of the tgre,s,
bathed in blood, were quick and iudd1n, and
lie moved with Garts and bounds. Blood fhe
often lriit from palicn and revenge, but often
er from The leveyi'y of her attrOciOus iyltem, in
which ii. contidercd cruelty to be necehary.-
Undoubtedly he fsw the blood frelm from
the executoncr with unconcern and inlenEb'l-ty,
bat to fuppoi- lhe found an amuiemept IN 1t
is to fubIti,ure figure of rhetoric for truth =
A character Of this horrid kird is not indeed
ideal, yet, for the honour Of humanity it has
been very rare, and only one e1ecrabie sdalin
has exiacd, the diabolical Rahat, who aik=d
his Judges with malignant grim, :" if they
were not Ignorant Of the ple4f1re of feeng the
ccnyulied eye Of dying pe'fon."
As CaJhaine's barbarty was founded, on
principle ard her perverted underRlndng ap-
proved Of ,he ferocity of her heart, lhe did not
forget to traalmit, as far as ihe was able, the
fame imPre!Ion to her children.-Nothing per
haPs, difcovers more clearly the blackneis Of
her foul than tie education which ihe gave
them Battles Of animals Of various kinds, 10
which they tore each other to pisces, were Their
fAyCurite recreations, and thc attended in per-
fon with them at the private torture and pubic
execution Of criminals. the bloody
anufsment of her favage theatre had given them
a tate for, the fPe8acles at the Greve complete
ly fnilhed.-Thtle abominable feeds fruRif3d
particularly with Charles the lXth. The eC
ions and examples that had been given him
entirely dePraved the energetic but equivocal
d lpoftion he had received from nature, and
his education rendered him nearly as cruel and
ferocious as his mothc-.-PAPire Nation relates
that one Of his gIeAteG ple4fures was 70 kno1k
down pigs and ahes, and that one Of his oour-
tiers, fuPTidng him engaged fword in hand
with his own mule, very gravely aiked him
" what had happened between his mO& Chrif
tain majeAy AMI his mule p
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Commonwealth of Mafachufetts.

Is ne yaar Of cur Lard, oHe fbogEa7d Jtvsa baa-
drel and niHeiy Hine
An ACT, limiting the time within which
Petitions for Wag which have been drawn BY forged
Oiders, ihall be futtaned
RE ii enacted By tbe Senate, and Hon/E
IL Of Re,ssafaves Ceaerai Cssyf zbiJ and BY iBs
saJorily Of f5r ae That petition for Wages which
have heretofore been drawn by Forged Orders 1al Be
hereafter iu1aned unIef iuch Petition fha bc prelcnt-
ed within TWO YEARS ,ozg tie bg1ang OF 5b ~ and,
on failure thereof the Petitioner Applicant and aim
ant fha be forever excluded and barred from any clam
or demand aganl this Commonwealth for or On account
Of any W4ges 70 drawn, alIedged 70 Dc drawn, by
virtue Of any uth Forged Order. And the Secretary
hereby directed TO caufe this ACT be publhed in the
feverai Newspapers printed in this Commonwealth for
three months fucceiivcy.
r. 4be Hoyjt of Rser5sHiaiiv-s, Jan 40. 1900.
This Bill having had three everal readings Paed 70 be
EDWARD H. ROBBINS, SbeaE-y.
n Ssaats, Gan az, 1899.
This Bill having had tao feverai readings paGed be
enaded,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Pyefleat.
9.rzrGry ~, I799-Af9rorsd,
INCREASE SUMNER.
True CoPy-Auen,
JOHN AVERY, Sesyy.
G To6s Ba5EesT t5ree month"; ecysiy ia tbe j.srai
NevUs-PgSeri Printed in tbs Coaglroa4U-ziB b.
JOHN ATERT- See'yy
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A POPISH MIRACLE.

IN Naples there happened in great fiege It
endured, that the governor made an order that
cory nan p59u4 Be put 10 deatb, 5ring aBOUe Jaeb
an age, thai did not qp.ar E7Uord. Not long af-
ter, as he was riding through The treets, 70 fee
how well this order was put in execution, he
elpicd gentleman without one, and comman.
ded him TO be brought before him the order
was read, and he condemned to die the death
appointed, which was to Be hung at the next
hgn pot. The gentleman, after he had plead
ed feverAl things IN his own defence which a.
vailed nothing, delire, The favor that he might
not die 70 gnominiou1y, but that the next gen
tleman thar pafed might un him through with
his iwOrd. The requef being reaf; nable, was
granted, and the execution delayed upon lhefe
terms. It happened that a Young gallant was
coming from gaming honfe, who having loft
all, even 10 mu-h as the BLADE of his iwOEd,
which was good merchaniize ~ that timea did
not dare, il regard 70 the ievere order, to 70
home, until a wooden one was fitted 10 the
handle This gentleman was Topped, and the
dying mans cafe laid opsn but this ingenious
PeriOn knowing his own inluthciency, what
idid be, NUT | b common exc Ztioner
mutt tain my hands in blood without PATTON,
and be a reProach 10 all men But this argu-
megt would not do, Kill him he mutt then
putting off bis cloak, he began prayer TO this
efett -" Thou who feeG all our ranRrsG5nJ
here below, Judge thou, pray thee, and vindi-
cate the cau(e Of thoIe who fufcr wrong in an
efPecial manner, grant if this man here ought
tot to die, this fword may be turned into wood"
Then drawing it forth, it appeared to be Hood!
and the dying gentleman was Immediately re
leaied with abundance ofjoy. The 9Ooodtn flyor5
was carried with great lolemnity to the Cathe-
oral Church, as proper link in the chain of
Popiih Miracles.
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Commonwealth of MaRachufetts.
In SENATF, Flb. 20. T7oc

In SENATE, Ftb. 70. 1899.
ON the petition of William Bracket,
and Others inhabitants Of the of Portland and
Falmouth. in the county Of Cumberland praying be
incorporated into leParae religious lOcety, by the
name OF the Univerlal Chrillian Society,""
ORDERED, that the Petitioners
notify the faid towns Of Portland and Falmouth by
Publithng atteited copy Of their Petition, and this
order thereon three weeks luccelively IN ENkss Ca
zErTE, printed in Portland the laR publication to be
thirty days lean, before the ecoud Wedneday Of the
hr 5efhon Of the General Court that all perions
intereited may then appear and thew caule if any they
have, why the prayer Of iaid Petition horld not be
granted.
Sent down for concurrence
SAMUEL PHILLIPS Prei4af.
ia II. Ho4js 9 9Rsovg<afafiVes, FsJyS1yy 20, 1879.
Read and cOncurred
EDWARD II ROBBINS, Sss1Esy.
True coPy-AueR
EDWARD MLANE, CIeyE of Senate.
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11ASTERLr SKETCH IF tie CHARACTER sf
Catharine de Medici.
[ Fran TeaB2gsf NfHoiy5 !

Fr'" TsnJogs'l EGnzor5
DURING the Thirty years lhe governed
france, Ike The treacherous female of Archilo
cals, who held a pitcher IF water in one hani
.ad FIRE brand in the o.her, lhe created public
aHenGons, and appealed them as often as ih-
r.eaied. Hor remedies, however, were f1me-
times only psrf 1ious PaIliatives, which in the
.nI increafsd the fever, and aggravated the in,
.ilmmation. Her ambition vas of the mott
.agilious lpecies- peaceable Authority was be-
..ealh her notioe-ihe had tranquility IN horror
forms AMI tempelts we're the 6r1 plealures
III Ter iife-and It Providence had given her a
world 70 govern, lhe would foon have reduced
/ 10 chaos
There is not probably oontraR mere R-ik
ng than he piaure traced BY Forentinc poet
81 The h9ppnel Of the French monarchy under
francis tie ut, and its dePlorable Rate, if rot
is ,otal lubverfon, under Catharinc's admiriG-
sation.
notwithstanding Catharine's Internal relolu-
s;oa. atteltive eyes have not failed to perceive
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Advertisement from an EngIih paper.
8 TO THE FRENCH DIRECTORY.

" TO THE FRENCH DIRECTORY.
"C1rIzGM DraEcToRs Through the
medium Of The newspapers | have been infor-
med that you offered reward for the taking
Of Sir Sidney Smi.h. | beg leave to acquaint
YOU, Citizen Directors, that have taken him
feveral times, but he has been reGcued as often
by great number Of his friends, whom | could
not reta. now pledge myelf TO take him
again, and 10 guard him till your army Of
England come here. You viii pleale to give
orders to your generals to call on me, and I
will deliver him mo th.ir hands, provided the
reward is paid in ready money! am proud
in having the honor 10 fnblcribe mylelf, &c. &c.
g, Profile Painter to their MaeEes,
&c -
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- 80 u - LII - TLI--- - u -

70 tie Honorable the Ssnafe, ana Ho5's
Of Rcpr5:uta:ivss gf :bs Cammonqeeahb Of NET
Eaekytttr.
VKTE the fubicribers, inhabitants Of
Wv Portland and Falmouth in the county Of
cumberland, beg leave approach the Legislature with
this their humble petition Motto trouble your honors
with recitng the particular articles Of religious
creed We cannot however forbear ayng 70 much will
ezcufe nom being JULY charged with duplicity in
the great ami important matters of reIison.-We
Proies believe in Jefus ChriG the only under
heaven given among men Whereby We mua Be laved,
whom the heaven mu receive until the times Of reai
tuition of all things, which God has fpoken by the
mouth Of all his holy prophets fnce the world began.
And with adorn the doctrine Of Cod our Saviour
10 all things We therefore humby requen your hon
ors to Incorporate with all thOle thar may hereafter
unite with into fociety for reli iOus purpofes, by
the name Of the Unvetla ChEilian Society Portland
I'll
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The rnof forny ebulitions Of patton from
hlafPhcmy 70 murder, ar. lels terrific than one
tinge al Of cool vlllany A Nill rabis5 Is more
dangerous than the ParoxiGme Of a fever
Fer tie boi'lerous fivage Of P-Iion lef5 than
the .e1a;ely grinnin3 villain.
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WHO can liRen without connraint whil} an
important thing IS telling, can keep fteret
when told.
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ISs'"ios.sos .rsAs SORROWS Of LATHMAR,
n fragment 81 Aa-icnt Pgeiry.1
]90gtrp.


lis cOunJenauce, (bIooming before)
Declared the pans OF his mind.
As uncer the willow he Sat,
His sorrowlul tale thus he told,
II accents. both Plaintivr and sweet,
While Strumen in silence did roll.
d" EysINA. ny love thou vert fair
AIoIe sweet Ihan the roses in bloom
The tresscs Of thy yellow hair
RlsCmblCd the sun-beaTns at noon !'
" Thy heart WAS all miIdness and love,
Thy looks were all placid and kind,
How soothing thy tenderness prov'd
WhsE Cn Thy fair breast recln'd."
The morning wa, charming and still
NEKINA IN transport exclaim'd.
Let u rouse up the deer Of the hills,
Aud enjoy the sweet chale Of the plau!"
Thro forests we bended our way,
We flew with the swftness Of wind;
We soon came in sghr Of our prey,
Attending h l4vor.te hind"
EERI2A her arrow discharg'd,
Whi>h wounded the son Of the wout
From the thicket the monster mmcrg'd,
And -ush'd ;ow'r-s the place where she stood"
With trembling 'Ounded my bow,
The arrow gi4nc'd by from his horn;
That arrow my oharmer laid low,
and eit nc to sO.Tow and mourn"
Q LATHNA&! renownd is my end,
lShe cri'd with transport so sweet =
YTha; honor to die by thy hand X
What joy to expire at thy feet!''
4" Q Youth Of my soul We must part;
But soon shall our JOYS be renew'd,
Where love hall !ume the fond heart
Where sort no more .ha.l lntrvdt.''
q The birds shall remember our l"ves,
OEr stosy their sons shall declare,
The nym b, a. they ranbc rhe groves
Sh4!. over tomb drop t14r"
She fell, Ike the Eoy'r of the vale.
Before The cod blast Of the north ;
Hcr eyes soon grew iv and pale,
On ny b som her sPirt 1-d l0rEh.''
4" The valley shat witness my moan,
There sleep. r.y N-uNA'5 cold clay,
Tksr- VIII I re.iie ali aioue,
Aud utter ny ioriowluI lay"
Il 7y45 EsHBy %, a-.sq. ,L .7& 70 3. bggy as,da-
J fby J-'ere bab.1 Z y d. y z. b47I q JaHs P:sa
.-snly or 5s7g.O a.
O. Eme Snow, netting On LADY's BosoM.
THE envOus lnow comes down, in hale,
To prove thy brtaf els fair;
But Erieves To re i.cG iurPaR,
And Is mo tear.
--s1lEss sEssaa-----
IT. II or CURIOSITY.
THREE years il London BoshDIL had been,
Yet 10, the Lions nor the Tombs had lceni
cannon te the caufc syfh ut a lmiic--
The rogue had oten ID Nawg4ts al the while:
EPICPA-L
FACUS, advanced high, proelaims lis liil
~ ke- If wondrous force the worms t. kill
"A leornfu the wifcr fOrE imPatt,
and laugh Vagus's pretended art.
at we'll can Vagus what he BOATS perform,
sJr man Las Job has told us) is
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Golden Britain.
.KTILL ftand this feafon,

Wv the elegant horfe called the GOLDEN BRi-
TAIN, upwards of fifteen hands high fred by the
mott noted horfe called the Ger Hoys. Said horc has
been kept in the States q Newhamphrc and Vermont,
and has been much celebrated any nor i'll thofe
StAtes.--fIe VII Raud at the fable Of NA1HANGEL
JGNKs in Nezcgore5esy, and at Poland in tn mott
tTal part. commode thole who with 10 improve their
breed Of Hores. Said hur.c viii b. in the adjacent
towns provided lu1iclsnt encouragement 1hll b.
given.
Terms, dollar s. So cents a leap
dollars t1c lealon-and dollars 10 w4rrent foaL
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William Brackett, Vincent Robards,
John Grant, Ebenezer Waite,
Peter Knight. Amdla Waite,
Paul Hutton, James Gardner,
Robert Hutton, Aaron Chamberlain,
Pall Hutton jun. loihua Waite.
Simon Lord, John Motley,
Jacob Knight Elihu Deertng,
Amos knight, Sd. William MLear,
David Steele, Enoch Barbour,
Floyd X lpdtrick, Adam harbour,
Joieph WormelI, William Buxton, jun.
James Burton, John Dole,
William Wormell. Nathaniel Hale,
JolePh Yo <, Edmund Knight,
Increafe Pote, Amos Knight,
Samuel Bucknam, jun. Richard knight,
Thomas Sawye. Mark Hutton
Anthony Sawyer, jim. Winlow Knight,
George Illey. Emo knight,
Anthony Sawyer, Job knight,
William Sawyer, Mofes Knight,
Ala Sawyer, vii i'm Lunt,
John Higgins, Stephen GoweM
John Anderion, John " ate, Jun.
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tS Syfae5tlz5iiAs5-iig 60 = 5aS94gE
THIS GAZETTE,
II PuJEGel e0.yy MONDAY, At E. Il JENAS Othe''
1z4R--Sheel, 7ely Hr beaI sf Fi5-Sfree PoRT LAND-
zybeye Sp5cri5toqi, 4fvrz7.afJ, and Caz77nT'a'sai
are rsesjuei egHb attention
=. Tgs prize Is ONE DOLLAR y FIFTT CEN70 q
yra>, E1cIuGve Of Po0agc q P4Httaal fay''s't' az
re7JFsA ,uF
" 1be tyt.5fg, aaI rqBify rertafTg circulation z5 1ls
GAZETTE reaaeys bgby advantageous " 4 ~ -
EASEMENTS, zc55 zuiA Be iy,teI rCs'0a-1y' ans =
sog[as4o4l
~
PRINTING,
n IT. 1gsaI 5roa5,5 e,esa.5 IL tbs ncat57 r1H'r az
:is jloy: & ~ ice. = OrS.1s f5y Boatf f'%Iy''
I.aah., H4a5-Bb, CARR, TIetsts, Vi. 8a.y a''"+'
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FACUS, advanced on high, proclaims lis liil
JY ke If wondrOus torce th5 worms IL kill
4 feornfuI ear the wifcr fort imPatt,
and laugh At Vagus's pretended art.
.-lt well can Vagus what he boats perform,
sJr man (as Job has told us) is worm.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Monday. December I6.

Monday. December ro.
J a petition ct fundry INHABITANTS, of the
8ate of New Hampihirc, prelented at the
iait ieiiion. and undecided upon, PRAYING for
the eitablilhmeot Of a poi.-o.Eice, was order.
ed to be referred to the committee on poli.
Offices aud poi roads.
MIR. Gregg preiented a petition Of Ro-
bert Sturgeon, late revenue officer of the
Unted States, IN the comfy of Miftlin, Rate
OF Penniylvania, and now in the Jail of the
LAID county. Tor the arrearages of money due
by him to The United States, PRAYING that
law may DC Paiied for his liberation, was
read, and ieierred to a committee of the
whole.
MIR. Claiborne, from the committee ap-
pointed to enquire whether any and what
proUiion ought to be made for the pun,lh-
ment OF iuch peTfons as may be difcoverel
In makiagsttempis tuisIienaie the affections
of the Indians on our frontiers from the u
hited Ststea reported "a bill for the prefer
vaiion of peace with the indian tribes, a.
which was read 6rit and fecond time, and
referred to committee of the whole on
Wednelday,
MIR. H. Lee moved the following refolu-
ton, which was adopted by the houie, viz.
Keioved, THAT committee be oppoin.
ted to report whether any, add if any, what
alterations are neceiiary to be made in The
militia law of the United States "
In prefacing his motion, general Lre(aid,
he wiihed to cali the attention of the hou(c
to iubira highly intereA;ng to the citizen,
OF the I'm ed States, and defervng the fe-
fioas ate tion Of the legislature. He
thought the iyaem heretofore purified wa,
radically wrcng--snd viewed every meafurc
which was NOT prrdicated on the wiihes OF
the people, as aniwering bur littIe ,Gea
he wlihea to Zee that lylleG of defence
which, growing out Of uatGle, ihall enable al
men 10 ierse, wi'hop injuring their families
The youth OF our country ihouId alone be
fcalled upon who would be found iuiicientI,
adequate fsr its defeuce. Seventeen anc
twenty Tx we're the ages (which the deren
; defe OF GUS rasntry iIiopld coniia-- Whet
father and ION are arrayed in tie ZANE rank
watering mua take place, and prelcnt ar
opportunity for an impreiIion from the enc
my. He concluded couci.e and eiegan
fpeech, by moving the above ,elclution.
A petition of Joihua Wilkins, of Water
ford, in the comfy OF Cumberland, Fate O
Mailachufet,s, folder daring the late war
praying foF arrearages of pay, ont at which
ne was defraudcd by the pay mater of tbs
regiment TO which he belonged.
A petition of S. How, OF Cambridge
county of Middlelex, Gate of MaFachnielts
widow of lieutenant How, an officer of th
United States during the late war.
A petition of William Dosaldfon, unde
cided upon the lat felTion; and petition Q
William Boys, an officer in the 4th Vrgini
| regiment on the continental Establishment
) during the late war, were read, and referee
to the committee Of claims.
Adjourned.
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Adjourned.
TuefdaH, December II.

On motion of Mr.. OTIS, the committee
of the whole homie to whom was referred
the bin for the relief of perfons impriloued
for debt, was dilchargtd fiom the further
confederation of faid bill, and the fame was
referred to fels6t committee.
Mr. ID. Potter, from the committee of
claims, moved that the petition OF John
Vaughan be committed 10 committee OF
tie whole houie, VIII, h was agreed 70, and
ordered for to-moTrow and that IL be priu-
ted for the ufe of the members.
On motion Of Mr Otis, the houfe refol--
we'd iiielf into COMMITTEES OF the whole,
Mr.. Rmledge in the chair, or the bill " for
extending the privilege Of fraHkng to w
Fl. Harrifon, delegate from ihe territory
Of the United States north esil Of the river
Ohio, and making provilion for his ccmpen,
laiion ," which was agreed to, without a.
mendmeni.
Me- s. Smith prelerted bill providing
for falyage in cafes Of capture, which wal
read fra and Gecoud time, and on motion
commitied TO a committee OF the whole
houfe for Thurfday, aud ordered to be print.
ed for the uie OF the members.
Mr.. S. Smish prefented petition from
II. Stopper aud II. Wallace, which was
read, and on motion referred to the commit.
tee Of commerce and manufactures.
On motion Of Mr.. Griiwoid, the home
refolved itfelf into committee of the whole,
on the bill fos the valuation Of lands and
dwelling houfes, Mr. Rstledge Ia the chair,
which was reported without amendment.
On motion of Mr. CrfweId, it was taken
up by the houfe and ordered to be enzrolied
for third reading to morrow.
The bill to extend the privilege Of frank
ing, &c. to William II. Harrifon, wss taken
up by the boufe, aud paasd.
Adjourned before enc, ill to morrow.Iz
o'clock.
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LITER ~ 81

Ira Allen kf1 has Publihed, in England,
work sntis.ed" TIE natural and Political 6iRory If
'o' oi1't 81 Py@saf" From che reviewers ae-
count 81 &C, we may conclude il s not an u.intsr,
citing work. The following extraordinary Acs
count Ct Tome frogs is euractsd from It's.
- Near the river Onion, about miles from.
burlington Bay, IN digging we'll, at the dep,h Of
."snty iour ieet, wood was found, and about thir-
y iFoss wsTe discovered, but 70 apparently peri.
led that IL was difficult TO difinguil. them from
10 many imall RoneSi when brought out Of the
wen, dif-ngaged from the earth, and expoled to
'ne arr, they gradually felt the vivif ing beams OF
me iun' and to the arPrfe of all preient, leaped
away with as much animation as II they had never
IAN III their fu5.erraneous prifon. The place
~hers this well was funk was on high ground,
often iurrounded by the river in GOOD times large
? mes, and the ancient fragments of them, are
found on hi, land. From tne appearance Of che
sio",n OF ms timber, thoic frogs we may we'll
iuppcte 70 have remained under grsnnd liz huns
dred years."
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COMMUNfc ATION.

In the itoaie of Delegates, MONDAY N.
s3d init. Mr.. Madiion moved, tina, ,b. CO..,
mistee of the whole Mould be difcharred
rom further proceedings upon certain an
iwer' from teyeral Of the ftates, relative TO
the communications made by the Virr;o;,
iegtlature at their laa feiiion aud. thaf ,be
iamc lhould be referred 10 fpccial commit
zee OF ieven, which being agreed 20 by ,b..
houle' the following gentlemen were appoint
&C committee TO report thereon. viz.
Meiirs Madilcn, J. Taylor, Giles, Geo. x.
Taylor, Vile, Mercer, and Daniel.
fueiday, the commi tee made their reDorr
TO the houie, which was ordered to be mini.
ed ard made the order of the day for Mon
day next----Ihc repor, maintains The nrin-
aiIembly. ~ '"''
December 2sth, 1899.
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December ssth, 1893.
LW Of members etftbe bogts afreprs-
jeH.afi7,es


/e1!afiTe5.
NeVo Hamsygire--Abiel Foifer, Tona,b,,
Freeman, William Gordon.
.11Gls6g,ifis-- Harrifon C Otis, Samuel
Lyman, Samuel Sewal, Baily Bartlett, vii
nam Sheppard, John Reed. Tafeph R Var
mum, George Thatcher, Theodore Sedg-
wick Dwight Foaer, Peleg Wentworth.
Sias Lee, Lemuel Williams, Phanusl BIZ
fhop
GOnastfrat--Chauncey Goodrich, EIizu,
Gcodrich, William Edmond, Samuel w Da-
ma Roger Cniwold, Jonathan Brace, Iobn
Davenport.
Rb9ds Naad-chriaophsr C champlin,
John Brown.
Ttrmsni--Lewis R Morris, Matthew Ly-
on.
Nsao- 1srk~-Edward Livingfon, Philip
Van CoaTtland, William Cooper, Tomas Platt.
Henry Cdea, John ThompGon, John Baird,
Lucas Elmendorf, Theodorus Bailey.
Nf70-Jeyfy-James H INLAY, franklin
Davenport, John Condit, Aaron Kitchel,
James Lyon.
Penniyfvania--Robert VAIN, Michael
LIB, Richard Thomas, Jofcph Heiaer, Ro-
oefs Drown, Pete1 n1u.sis .tcss, yo,,,, wan.
Kittsra, John A Hams, Thomas Hsr,Iev
Andrew Gregg, Henry " oods, John Smil.
lie, Albert .Gallatin.
De'aqOsre-Jsmes A Bayard.
A2aDLand--Geotge Dent, Samuel Sm;tb-
George Baer, William Craik, Gabriel Cbric.
tie, John Chew Thomas, John Dennis, To-.
feph H NichoIfon ~
I~gi"ia--John Marfhall, Henry Lee.
Levia Powell, Robert Page, Thomas Evans.
Edwin Gray. Samuel Goode, yoGah Parker.
John Nicholas, John D.wfon, Anthony
New, Joieph Eggleaou, jobn Randolph,
Ab' aham Trigg, John Trigg, Samuel Ca
DELL, David Holmes, Matthew Clay.
North CsrOhaa---Nathaniel Macon. Ro-
bert Williams, Richard Stanford, Richard
ID Spaight. Io'eph Dickfon, Archibald Hen
derion, William Il Hill, David Stone, WI
liam Alton, Villain Barry Grove.
Sonfb Cayohaa-- Thomas Pinckney, Tohn
Rutiedge jup. Robert Goodloe Hsrper,
Thomas Sumpter, Abraham Mott, benjamin.
Motif, Benjzmin Huger-
GsorgiH--Benjamin Tallafero, James
Jones,
Kenfnfky--John Fowler, ~ hos T Davis,
7rreDss-William c G Claiborne.
Ne,ib WyGlrn 1nitory-William r
Harrifcn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27
ARMY OF ITALY.

The gen. of divihon Suchei, chief Of the
Etst major general, to the miniGer of
war.
Head-Qusrters general, at Finale,
Sth Vendcmaire.
AT the moment when the general ia chief
qtisred bis bead quarters At CornigIisuo.
the 4th of this month, 10 60 towards the
ceutre Of the army, and condua los operni.
oas, the eaemy's general Kienau, command
inc on the river Levani, .hough,Et fsvo.
Fable opportunity TO attempt a coup de
main. Ae attacked General Miolis At Rec
ca. feconded by the Ele OF thee Englia,
v.Tsls--ths attack was yigorcuiy luaA'ncd,
and at length sepelled by the ? ID d-mi.s ri.
eade. The enemy loG forty prilvnsrs, sad
nsny more killed.
H. the eve~ing the enemy occupied IA.
poll Of TorrigEs, an important point ior