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coMMoNwfALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
To tbe Honorable The Senate and HonIe
of ReprgsntatiVes, in Geserai Cosrf a9smJlsd.

of RepreisaiatiOes, ia Gesval Cosrr a5fmIkd.
l HE fubfcribers, living in that part,
Of Brownheld which is ituated the can 6de of saco
River, in grant of land called Plealant Mountain
Gore. including Afate Fsfer's, Gideon Lowels,
lchabod Wsrren's and David Porters purchafes of Co.
vernment and grant to the 1runers of Fryebureh
Academy--humby fheweth. That your Petitioners
labor unacr many Inconvenience and difficulties for
want of being in incorporated lateThey therefore
pray the Honorable Court 1ownhip may be ineor-
psrsted pereesbe to plan herewith preiented. and
the inhabitants living on faid land may be nveed with
the fame privileges which incorporated Towns Dc by
law enjoy and your petitioners as in duty bound will
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To be Sold,

To be Sold,
ON rHR MOST RsAsosABLs rERMs,
At the HogIe Of SrLYANUs CSszxAN,
Zsn5eklky IL PsvfisnS,
On THURSDAY, roth of APRIL next
THE compleat one half of a trad OF
i LAND. lying in the town of Pois.S, in the Il.
cond iivion Of Lots in aid town, containing 13o acrS
hard wood land, No. 100 and IoI. lying in common
and undivided with capt. George Waterko ftuated
within half q miie of Waldrons & Watcrhoufes MilI
To be divided according to quantity and quality.
- C'"s''''" "sd' a.as~ ct ii~s a~f place y Ja.
TOGETHER WITH,
The one half of the abovementione
MILLS, coniift'ns of ono saw-Ml and half criN
Mill together with half Of DWELLING, and oth.r
out Buildings the latter of which would accommodate
two fmall families, belides good new Barn 10 BY "a
ALSO,
About 90 acres of excellent LAND.
adong faid mills conGderzble part of which 10 under
Improvement, ftuated the mo central part of fzid
town, through which there arc two county roads.
LIKswIsE,
Several other tracts of LAND in faid
own.
The above property will be difpofed
Of for Rngfh and Wefiindia Goods, or Real Eilas il
the town of Portland \
ABRAHAM WALDRoN.
Pss'l&~d, MarA n. 1900.
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Francis M'Kucick,
Triltram Jordan,
John Sambon,
Ezra Stices,
Gilbert Warren,
Cyrus ingalls,,
George Lord,
Jonathan Gilman,
Iehabod Warren,
Gardner Goold,
Daniel Hill.
Thomas Veafey,
Edmund Higgaus,
Samuel Harrifon,
1frael Burbank,
Afa Ofgood,
Eiifha Hammond,
John Gilman,
John Warren,
Jchabod Warren, Jun.
James Bennett,
John Bennett.
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TAKE NOTICE.
THE Commiilioners appointed by the
Il Hon Elaieu Coy5sn, Judge of Probate for n.
county of Cumberland receive and examine the
claims Of the lcverl creditors the eftatc of MAT.
TfllAS RICE, late of Scarborough, in faid countv.
phyaean. deceaed, reprefsnted infovent hereby give
notice, That LE months are allowed fad creditors to
bring in their claims and that they will attend faid
fervice on the fecond Tpeiday of the fix following
months, from 10 O'Clock, Mto & O'Clock, ?. NJ N
the dwsliu. houfe of cspt E1nsfn. in Scarborough.
JOSEPH EMERSON.
SIMEON Fits.
Scarborough. Fs5. "a, $780,
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- TWO LADS about IS years s
see sps~tsS iaswAGsiey, aaprsaisJ @ tie Printing
Ss.i. Coed sssa1,sgtssn' zsiH 8. gVsu BY sy aepS
sssisv at ~ Cssctte Oficc.
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At hi, Store in Fore Street, has for fale, the
following CATALOGUE Of BOOKS:
DAI1I. & VIRGINIA. Elegant Fables.
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Scarborough. Feb. a., 1890.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-24
PHILADELPHIA, December 70

fFilLADELPIilA, December 10.
Arrived, brig Minerva, Archer, St. Sc.
bal}ians, ~ days; fchooner Volunteer,
tludiins, Virginia, s.
Cleared, lhip Lavinia, Sweetzer, Charler
ton; barque Three Friends, Janlen, Ham.
burg.
Brig Eetfey, White, Of Philadelphia
from Leghorn, arrived at St. Thomas, and
proceeded from thence to the Havana.
>Ioop Mary Ann, Gever, from St. Tho.
mas, has arrived at Wilmington (Del.)
December 20.
Arrived, 1hip Philadelphia, ParGons,
Leghesn; brig Morning Star, Sicily,
PORT Republican Harriet, Sheckle, do.
George, Bell, Antigua fchooner Success,
)ohnlon, St. Croix RocheRer, Pritchet,
New 7 ork noops Sally, Remington,
fiavanna Johanna, Beats, New York.
Cleared, hip PROPERTY, Joughan, Dab
lin; brig Dilpatch, Bell, New Orleans
Bnitol, Vaughan, Brifol; Molly, Thorn.
Ten, Savannah; ichr. Favorite, Cotteriil, r,
York !; Minerva, Hughes, Charlefon !;
Phoebe, Window, Trinidad; Amity, De.
nabre, Cape Francois Betfy, Shallcrols,
st. Thomas; iloop Liberty, lohnion,
Savannah.
Schooner Eetfsy, Copeland, that was
athore on Pecl,s Beec!s, is gos of and ar
rived fate in Egg Harbor.
Ship William Penn, Volans, from Cal
cutta, IS iaid to be below.
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under a jury ,na;n-n,ah. Nov. %. !,
lat. 81, Poke ichooner Eliza days from
Norfolk for New Providence.
Ott. IL, In lat. "a, "a, long. ID. ,.
paiied convoy of 2 fail, under fr;o .9'
and cutter briggs, i5anding to the S. and
w. fuppofed to be Spanilh convoy bound
to the W. Hands.
Oct. 4, in the traits mouth, was boar
ded BY French prlyatcer, and treated NJ
litely
Nov. =, was boarded by the Lillv
from Bermuda, and treated tolera6ly we'll
While captain l.. was loading at Salo,
bay, the boats from Britilh frigates and
a "a, Cut out of Barcelona z Span;ih
merchantmen.
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BOSTON, December II.

Arrived fchconer Iris, Griffin, a. days
from Naples, SO days from Gibraltar.
Sailed from Gibraltar in company with
the Ardent, Davis; and Philadelphia,
parions; parted November 3, 50 leagues
W. OF Cape Spartel, they intended to
run down the trades. October rs, was
boarded from an Englifh frigate, with
two line Of battle fhips in company
having been cruifng off for thee Spanifh
men OF war from Palermo; but they had
arrived fate at Carthagena.
Sloop Julian, Vaux, St. Thomas, q
days brig Lydia, Barnard, Batavia, 200.
Ship Romulus, of this port, has arrived
at the Vineyard, from Batavia, in fhort
pa0age.
Sloop Prudence, rockingham, from
the Havana, for Newburyport, has been
loft at fea. The captain perihed. The
mate and s hands were S. hours in the
boat without any provihons.
December II.
OF LEGHORN, &c.
Yeferday arrived the fchooner Iris, cap
tain Griffin, which failed from Naples,
October II, and from Gibraltar, Nov. 2.
We are informed by the captain and Mr..
Hill, fupercargo, that on the day they
left Naples vcGei arrived from Leghorn;
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51ftr
AID Eating the advantage which would
accrue to the territory, if an earlier day
for the meeting ofrhe Legislature was fixed
BY law Of Congreis.
On motion,
The iaid memorial was referred to Mr..
Claiborne, MIR. Goodrich and Mr.. Mott.
with authority to report by bill or other
wife.
Mr.. Davis moyed,the reference to the
lame committee Of certain refolutions fub-
mitted by him to the houfe during the lai}
lsitlon, but then not acted upon, fating
the alledged exitence of feveral uncona;
tutiona! laws in the Mifiilippi Territory.
whereby unjufi6able extortions were
Iractifed on the citizens.
The refolut ons were read: after the
reading Mr.. Grifwold deGred poapone-
ment Of the motion for reference until
Monday, which was agreed to.
MIR. Gr1wold, from the committee TO
whom was referred 20 much of the pref
dents ipeech as relates to the Judiciary of
tie United States, which having been
read twice, was referred to committee of
the whole hclfeon Monday.
MIR. II. Lee from the committee 70
whom was referred the 1everal proportions
made commemorative of the ieryices Of
George Warrington, reported bill for
the erection Of a Mauioleum, differing in
TO other reipects from the former bill re-
ported, except as to the materials of which
the Mauioleum is to be contributed /: the
Preient bill directing it to be made OF
tone, the former one directing it to be
mace OF marble.
lie iaid that the committee, after ma
turely confdcring the relative merits of
all the plans proposd, had preferred the
m7utoleum, as well from its fuper;or du-
rsolllty as cheapncfs to any other.
1 he bill was read twice, and referred
to committee OF the Whole houie on
Tnefday.
ne committee on unGnifhed bunneis
reported ;npart Lift of certain laws re-
iatkSe to revenue which expired with the J
Prtient felton,, and recommended to refer
the expediency ofcontinuing them to the
committee Of ways and means.
Which report being read twice, was
agreed to.
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Fletcher. Shchas been ordered to the re-
ported cru;zing ground of the Cayenne
privateers. We have not heard from the
Pickering but it not probaoie the brig
feen bottom upwards was her, but the
wreck of lome light vellel.
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parted Oh the 4th of October, when that
place was in great confuiion from the ap-
proach Of i French. At Gibraltar, MIR.
Anderion, Respectable merchant, men,
toned, that an Englifh fhip, dispatched
for that purpofe, had brought informant
ton that the French took poneilion of
Leghorn on the nth of October; and two
American armed lhips, 1.-THE Ardent and
Philadelphia afterwards arrived from Leg
horn, having precipitately left the harbor
on account OF the fuccefs of the French.
1t is iuppoied that every other American
vetiel which was armed endeavoured to ef-
cape In the fame way. There were lome
reports that formal capitalization preceded
the entry Of the French into this impor-
tant city. A large feet of tranfports,
&c. was at Gibraltar with 70, 900 troops
on board; $4,000 it was faid were def.
tined tor Egypt, and 5000 to Liibon.--
The Engliih had made an attempt upon
Cadiz; but the dread Of introducing the
dlfeafe, (which fill prevails in that city,
among the Britih troops, it was faid, in.
duccd the commander to abandon the en-
terPrize. Some approximations exlhed at
Naples, that the French would attempt to
pay them another Wifi, and preparations
were made to convince them of their re-
luctance to entertain them.
Extra7 efa letter t,2m ,sl3eaa6k gen
Hemaa on board the Pip Ardeut, fran
Lesbora far Baltimore, duted at Tea,
Noyember ;, in lat. IS, 80. hng. :.
| (" We failed from Leghorn, on the I6rh
Ult. ON the morning OF which day the
French I'm what numbers I know not)
, took poiieiiion of the town. The German
garriion capitulated under condition that
they lhonld be permitted to join their main
army with baggage, cannon and every
thing belonging to them. General Gle
nlent commander of the French troops, it.
tued proclamation upon entering the
town The ./ummxm Of which was, that
the civil government of Tx/cany, owing
to the good harmony, that fublit9ed be-
tween France, and the court of Vienna,
vas to undergo no change whatever
'he inhabitants Of whatfoever nation they
night be, had nothing to fear, fnce he
. $685. ANS@N ~ eliSiiI1 III tllC lliOlt 1aCred
manner, the iafety of their perfons and
property, and invited any of them, who
might have fed, under approximations Of
danger, to return to their homes, where
they would not be molehed in the iinallea
degree.
{" The above event was as Sudden as IN
expected, for in virtue of the prolongation
OF the armiHice, we conceived ourfelves
perfectly fecure. If we are to Judge from
the manner the Aufrian commander in chief
in Tufcany, gen. Somariva exprened him
icl In his proclamation to the Tufcans,
announcing the invafon about to take
place, it was grols Infringement of the
sarrniilice. Some fuppoie that France and
Auftria are, notwithstanding, perfectly
agreed upon the fubjef, as peace between
them was believed to be upon the eve of
being concluded, and that the ceflion of
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M wv - NV PiopooAN lily OtAS
feen bottom upwards was her, but the
wreck of lome light yenel.
NETWORK, December II.
Extroa Of a letter from a gentleman in
Kamburyb, to ave/beG7akk bou/e in this
city. dated the z3d Cao6e,.
" Althouhg again new armifice has
taken place between the Emperor and
the French, and the Englilh have been
trying whether they could alto make up
their differences the refult of both ap-
pears to be fill dubious the negoci-
ations with the latter are reported 70 be
broken off already-If peace on the con-
tinent lhould take place, it is believed the
differences with England will not be foon
iettled.''
Entered, fhip Elizabeth, -, BARGE
Iona brigs Thomas, Fiawes, Hamburg,
and Ceres, Peters, f1avanna.
The fhip Delight, Weldon, has arrived
at Hamburg from this port. The flip
Elizabeth fpoke the fhip Adventure from
London, about 10 days ago.
The brig Thomas let at Hamburg the
flip Catherine, inksfon, Of n. York, to
fail inz days Delight, Weldon, Of New
bedford, for N. York, in weeks Abb
gail, -, of New Providence brig
Chfi}iana and Andrew, Brown, phila-
delphia, firit far wind. Sailed in com
pany with the fhip pallas, of Salem, and a
brig bound to Charielon.
December rs.
Ayriv@ a /fnce oay L0R,
Brig Ceres, II days from Havana,
with iu2ar, to Thomas w. Settert,lwaite 7
Left there flip Racknew, Joy, Of Bottom ),
hip William, Twins, Salem brig Aln1v,
Po.talan, Norfolk brig Lydia, Bowdo;n,
Salem; ichr. Prudence, Barker, Charler.
ton; and the fchooner Farmer for Balti-
more. The lah veiiel had failed two DAYS.
before the Ceres, but had carried away her
iorematt and put back.
ExtraR .t;'om The lag hook oft5e Ni5 Re.
Is'"Ue, Ma.l9alk, in IS days from Mu-
Mga.
Left at Malaga the brig Harmony,
Shotwell, of CharleRon, to fail in ten or
IS days; and ichooner Jane and Maria,
OF Philadelphia. November 10Th in lat. !,
TO- 5, long AZ, fpoke fhip Edward,
Bard, from Madeira, bound to Philadel-
Pha, out rs days, all we'll. Nov. z 3, in
lat: II, 50, long. 81, pokc the noop
Dhpatch, Hubbard, from Kennebunk,
bound to Demerara, out 20 days; had
lott part OF her flock off deck in heavy
gale of wind.
: Cleared, brig Union, Bellington, Bel
faH.
The briggs Juliana, Den, and Welcome
Return, Clark, has arrived at New Or
leans.
Captain Peters Of the brig Ceres, in
forms that it was very fckly amongA the
American ieamen at HAVANA. The fhip
Mary, Joy, of Bottom, had loft mott Of
her crew.
n
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THE hockholders in the Marine In
lurance Company of Alexandria, are here
by notified, that an election will be held
on Thurtday the 18th day of January
next, at the Court Hou{e in the 1aid town,
tor the purpofe of eleeting fifteen perfons,
citizens OF this commonwealth, as direc-
tors. of that inf tuition.
]. B. NICHOLS, SEc'RY.
December a.. eoot
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are already comPleted,and they contain valua-
bic a nd inarudive hifory Of the fabeas On
which they treat. L is matter Of furpriie to
every reader, thai this country could afford.
or any degree of diligence, coi!e6 70 many
original and excellent eTays and articles Of IL
teligence. Butte unde,Rand this il NUT be
remembered tha the Medical Repository holds
the fation Of a National Work, and that is
pages are h'ledwith COMMUNICATIONS from all
mott all the Staes in the Union. BY means 81
regular and extenGve correspondence, this
general vehicle collects and concenJers all re-
cent discoveries n Medicine Surgcry and the
Phyfcal Sciences, projeas and inventions il
the arts and modern Developments ia Natural
Hiaory, In.aword, fnch IS the value ana uie,
fulnefs Of Tbs work that It ought to Be in the
hands Of vrysPraditioner and Rudent of PLY.
iick, and OF all men Of general knowledge, aud
to hold place in every public and private Ii
braIy.
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Speech
Ccnt'cnrn " the senatc, 7rd
Gentlemen Vt tie HDuie uf Representatives

Gentlemen VI t.e H,ute " Representatives,
IMMEDIATELY after the adjourn
ment Of Corgrcfs at their lat FELTON,
in Philadelphia, I save directions, IN
compliance with the laws, for tie re-
movaI Of the public offices, records and
property. TheGe directions have been
executed, and the pu5lic officers have
fnce reGded and concluded the ordi-
nary buGnefS Of the government in this
place.
congratulate the people of the u
nited States on the alcmblage Of Con
greiS at the permanent feat of their
Government; and | congratulate YOU
gentlemen, on the proipe6 of a ref
dence not to be changed although
there is cau(e to apprehend that &C
commodations are not now 70 complete
as might be wifhed, vet there is great
reafon to believe that this inconven-
fence will ceale with the prelent FELTON,.
It would be unbecoming the repre-
lentatives Of this nation to ahemble for
the frt time, in this folemn temple,
without looking up to the Supreme
Ruler Of the Univcrie, and imploring
his bleaing.
May this territory be the refdence
Of virtue and happiness In this city
may that Piety and virtue that wiidom
and magnanimity that oontancy and
lelf-government, which adorned the
great character, Whole name it bears,
be forever held in veneration ! Here,
and throughout our country, may finn
pie manners, pure morals, and true
religion, fourth forever.
It is with you, gentlemen, to confder
whether the local, powers, over the
diltri6t Of Columbia, vefed by the
Contribution in the Congrel8 Of the
United States, lhall be immediately
exerciled. If in your opinion, this
important trult ought now TO be exc
cuted, YOU cannot fail, while perform
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ProgreG Of american Literature and
Science.
OCIeHCe.

THE fscond number Of vol. 9Th, Of the
Medical RepoGtory has juR appeared. In 1877
quarterly publication was undertaken in the
city Of New York, which exhibits the learning
and PhiloioPhy of America 10 more advanta-
geous manner than has ever been done in any
other periodical work. 1t is entitled The Med
icai Rfpgtiory, and Revitq0s of American PubIca-
tiont Afedcnes, Surgery and The auxiliary branch
e5 cfPhi1jSbby. Three volumes and an half
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S~e 81
l>NS<>
National LcgNatnre.
HOUSE CT REPRESENTATIVES,.
ERIDAY, NOV. OF.

ERIDAY, NOV. OF.
"A neEarc was received from he Senate, in
forming the Houft that they lad formed a
quorum. an3 had eeaed IoHN II. HowARD,
PRECEDENT fro tmt1re.
a committee. c'rGair5 If Ns:Irs. Crirwold,
S. Smith, and Craik. was appointed to unite
with oom'0't'ce ~ Tie Senate. 70 notify the
Proficient. tlat t,e TWO hrufes hid formed. and
were ready p receive ary 1oumlaication ON
him.
The committee aFpojr.-5 m the part Of The
Senate, arc Mr. Tray and SIR Wells.
The jcinr committee appel t-d ~ wait o.
the Prc'iden., rcPor.ed that they j ID perform
ed the duty a1;20ed them, aud Jhlt he Pref
dent had -pIet that he would meet The two
houies in the f-nate chamber tomorrow at
twelve o'clock.
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Wg3iegf2a, Saturday,, Nee ~.
Thi' day, At o'clock, lis excellency the
PreGdear oi III; United State, met both houfls
q the Senate Chamber At the CAPITOL, where
he delivered the following
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MlsceXanv.

late London paper contains the following intereGng
report of the Trial OF Two men charged with 1lGni
satifm'
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has thrown hinielf tito the arms of Ruiix. =
France mutt, therefore, feel lefs deGrc to pro
tel that Electorate, and we all know that Au-
aria has long coveted it as its mot darling
Object. By the fecrtr article of the treaty of
Campo Formio, it is believed part of Bavaria
was given to Auaria, ard by the next treaty
the whole of territory may be aligned. Such
an unpiintipled act would, probably excite the
refentment and, perhaps, the hoitility of Rulia,
which would feel duty in protecting Bavaria
but if Aulllia Prufia, and France, fanaioned
the meafnre. as they probably would. the ef
forts of Ruaia, could produce no effed,--B.
1t is reported that the Tx Director or Bar.
thelemy has applied TO the Confulate for leave
TO return to France. Should be be refufed
that permiaion, it is isid, he will 60 to Amer.
ca.
Several of our newspapers have reported,
that La Fayette has received orders to quit
Paris This is certainly untrue, as he has not
been there fnoe his return 10 France. He re.
fides on his efate at fonne diaance from the
capital Madame La Fayette has feen Buona.
parte but the oonful declined any poilitige
interference. or even avowed knowledge Of her
hufband's return. Sieyes obierved fimsr
conduit, when the fame lady waited upon him.
Beth Sieyes and Buonaparte live in grea, e.
elufon, and are ieldom to be feen.
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according to their Sgrsemcnts, il any fueh there
be and in ofe there be no fueh agreement,
then to and among iuch perfsns, and il iuch
proportions as the court having juifditt'on
thereof fhall appoint.
Sec. 5. Ind be IL further ensSfd, That iuch
parts OF any AIS Of Congrefs of the United
States, as relped, the falyagc to be allowed in
cafes of capture, ihaii be, and are hereby repeal
ed, except as to cafes of recspluie made before
the pafling Of this act.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
SPEAKER Of the Rssif of Rtp,sjratafives.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Vies'Prsfdsaf of tbe Uaittd States, md
Prsfdent IF ne sfaats
Approved March 8, 800.
JOHN ADAMS,
Prsfdrof Of tie Unifrd Sfafef.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

MARCH ..
THE Committee of the whole having neg
atived Mr.. Livington's motion about Robbins
(alias Naih) The pirate and murderer alter a
lengthy fpeech of Mr.. Nicholas, agreeing % the
deeiiion of the COMMITTEE of the Whole a
queilion was taken in the Houfc, TO confirm
the fane,.-The Yeas and Nays, were,
YEAS -6I. NAYS-3S.
MARCH 10.
Mr.. Bayard moved, that the Committee of
the Whole be discharged from the fwt5sr eOnha-
Grafton Of the MsGage relative to Robbins, alias
Nsh. A lengthy debate arofe-Mehrs. Ran
dclph. Davis, Jones, Nicholas, Livugaon, and
Egglelton fpoke sgainft the motion and
Me1fs. Bayard, Bird, Oils, Kittera, Varnum,
Rutl.dgc Cdmond, Shepard, and II. Lee, ia
favour cf 1.-THE queaion was taken by Tear
and Maya,
Far fbs naiiss--6s. 6saiaa a-35.
MARCH IL.
POST ROADS.
The oU on this fubjea, was read fecond
time, and paded to be eagrohed.
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yyassss
Sixth CONGRESS gt6e UnitcdStates.
mr. egM<rE,.,
FIRST SESSION.

IN jim n L. MARCH o.
A Rcfolution directing the Committee of
Privileges to inquire into certain publications.
in the A9yora ia which it is aatrted, that the
bill prsfcribing the mode Of deciding dilputcd
elections of Pi:tidsnt and Vice Pr.iidsnt OF the
United States, had paAed the Senate, when, in
fact, it had not paiied in which it is ALTO az
ierted, that the Hon. Mr.. Pinckney, Senator
from South Carolina, had never been confalted
on the fubjea whereas, in fact, he was prefent
at each meeting of the Committee and to
report what meainrss ought 10 be adopted in
relation to fundry esprelions contaiced N faid
paper, refpeeting the Senate Of the u. States,
and the Members thereof in Their official cspac.
ity was taken up and pahed.
YEAS Meffs. Andctton, Chapman, Day
ton, Foller, Coodhue, Grssne, HilhoulcsI .ati.
mer, Laurence. Livermore, Lloyd. Martial,
Payne, Read, Rof, Sehureman, Tracy, Wat.
fon, Wells--Io.
NAYS.-AfeGrs. baldwin. Blood worth,
Cock, Franklin, Langdon, Mafoo, Niehoss,
Pinckney--s.