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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
FRYE POOR,
Has iult received, and offers for fale,
M Js STORE ~ l1TDDLE-STREET,
"A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Frelh Goods.

9 UPerhne black & blue Broadcloths,
~ low priced ditto-Supcrinc CaFimeres-PIains,
lhtckirts, Elannes, Durdnts, Shahoons, Cauman-
Goes, RuirIls, James, yellow and white Nankins,
Dlmtty, Mnlntts, Mltfrillrs Quilting, large
Allotment ot India Couons, CahCors, Gnghams,
SpritE'd, hrp't, ipottrd AMI plan Mullins, and
Muffin H1ndkvrChlcfs, Linnens, Cambrics Modes
and Sltns, SILK Shawls, BandannI Handkerchief,
LaCes, EdginE, Threads, Tapes, Ribbons, Cal
looms, Extra long flk ani cotton Gloves, kId
Cloves long and thurt, Beaver Cloves, Sut, cot-
ton and worried IIolt, KID ard Morocco slip
Plrs, Steel and p,lri Coat Buttons, Silk and
TWitt.-GoI1 etR'i Tea B1lrJs.
HfRD 1f.fEF.
Axe, Atze, Chiefs, Goucas,
Squares, Cote Mdis, krob 4nl Ring LOCKS,
CbtH. trutE and tef Locks, Ra2ors. TacA and
Pen Knives, Plated ant nee, Spurs, Knives ana
Fork, Suup irous, Thumb Lttchca, 5prHa,I,s,
Hand, fan, ana k-y-hoc Saws, sad Iront, Strtl-
yards, Hammers, GtmhIr,s, AuErrs, &c. &c. SUI.
Horie and Chail- Whips, Hollow
Ware, Cookery WAR, An annrtm.n w ny Stone
Jugs. Empty Gin Cafes, Pipes, Smoking Toblc-
60, Starch, and Hlir-Powdrr.
Brandy, Gin, w. /. Rum, Ma
deira, Sherry, L.tbon ana Port WINES; Hyton,
Hyfon Kin, and Bohca TEAS; CpHtc, Chocolate,
Loaf and Brown Sugars, NutmeEs, Mace, CaEia,
Gloves, Alipicr, Ginger, Pepper, MuHa,t,
Cayanna, Capers, Anehovita, Box RAISINS,
Almonds, Tam2riuds, &c.
P0rtLnd, It5 -fagnR, 1880.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15
Naluable PROPERTY for SALE.

SEVEN hundredand eighty EIGHT acres
in the county Of Halnpihlre, on the wa
rers OF Great Cape Capon, about 70 miles
from the Warm Springs, and SO from
Wincheiter. This land is full Of wood.
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to So acres of bot.
tom, and rich high lands to each and in
the heart, of the timber there is fine feat
Tor faw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
ihew the lands. $500
Three thouiand eight hundred and for
ty-fve acres in the county Of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Fifth Creeks.
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittiburg. Some of thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities Of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent TIM
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
of that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred ieventy tx and three
fourths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near It's mouth, and within "a of mile
Of the River Poto1naIs. This land has
about 70 OF 50 acres Of rich bottom,
alO1tiy III c-itlVal}cn, With ~ line /Ngar
frees on It /; from which, I am informed,
there may be made 3oooib. OF good lagar
annually. There are alto feat Eor. grit
and iaw mills on it, equal to any in rhat
ne'ghoourhood, and upon never falling
ftream Of water. The upland is rich, with
plenty Ct timber, and Pars under cultiva
ton. I his farm is well improved With
good orchard, houies and fencing, ami
rented LAT year for produce equal to tixry
pounds per ann. h1r. .yofeph Butler, at th:
Warm Springs, will hew it. / will 11.l
all, Or any OF the above lands for CATH, CT
upon credit, or take in exchange for thea,
lands in Fairfax County, or lots Of .IaGal
n the city Of Alexandria, Or the City of
Warrington.
r. T. HOOE.
January n. $500.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15
A Houfekeeper wanted.

LIBERAL wages will be given to a
difcreet Woman, capable Of managing the
affairs Of my family as n Hou/ekfetey.--
A middle aged woman Of mild difpoG-
fion and regular department. will be pre-
ferred, as part of her attention will be
neceGary in experimenting nurfery of
young children.
e - CHARLES LEE,
December IS, 1900. 'ssodtf
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POST-OFFICE,

Alexandyia, I3b Nov. 1900.
THE WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
Of the, STAGES.
THE Northern Mail arrives every
day, Monday excepted, at J O'Clock, A.
NJ. and clofes every day, Sunday excepted,
at O'Clock, Pm.
The Southern Mail arrives every day,
Sunday excepted, at 2 O'Clock, Pm. and
clofes every day, Saturday excepted, at s
O'Clock, r. M.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15
N Q T l C E..

THE loaver ferry is noau p,ebared fo,
lbe eonSeyance J4gDsngers, .frona the Pont
an The Sonfb fae ef The Euae,u Branch,
to Soufb Catitol.Freef, 4obe,e every at
tendance will begiveu. :
December 8. dI2t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15
F O r S A L E,
The following Property:

ny tOu-NASCt1 pClWCCl iAilS aifu AAlSS
Streets, II feet front, 113 feet 10 inches
dee-One of thele lots is bounded on the
iouth iide by ten feet alley-the other
two have an outlet of ten feet to faid al
ley. Valued at $50 dollars each.
Three Lots on the North lide of Prince
freet, near the corner Of Waihington-
freet, 70 feet front and 100 feet deep,
to an alley Of ten feet, communicating
with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at $40
dollars each.
A Lot on the corner of Fairfax and
Wilkes Streets, with front Of al feet s.
inches On the Wet ide of Fairfax-ttreet,-
and II feet on the North tide Of Wilkes
itreet-valued at $50 dollars.
A Lot on Wilkes-Hreet, joining a
feet alley taken OFF the Welt end Of the
Taft mentioned lot, IS feet front and 81
feet deep-valued at no dollars.
fquare, on the Welt lide of Fairfax-Rreet,
and North iide of Gibbon-hreet. This
lot having fouth and eaf} front, is valued
at 1000 dollars--lubjeet to ground rent
Of feyenteen pounds ore nhii1ing per an.
r.asn, but the rents all Paid up 70 the it
int.,nt.
An acre Lot, Or halfa fquare, bounded
on the caf by P;tt-Areet, on the north by
Wilkes-hleet, and on the welt by ST.
Afaph. hreet. Twenty feet of this lot is
let our a, one dollar per foot---fubjeet to
an annual rs,,t OF twenty pounds per an
nun, which is al paid up to the lit OF Ssl
month laA. This iotis valued at 1905
dollars.
To fave trouble, the prices Of each Of
the lots are mentioned. The terms OF
payment are one fourth in hand, one fourtE,
in fix months, one fourth in Il months,
and the remainder in two years from the
gift OF next month. Thofe who cl,oofs
10 make an offer for any of thoie lots will
pleafe to iend theirterlns fealed up and di :
reeted to John Jenney Of this town, mark
ed on the out1ide an offer for William
Hartihorne's lots. The highef offer lis
above the terms here put DOWN to be the
buyer. Not leiS than five dollars for each
OF the fmall lots to be received as an Of
fer, nor leis than ten dollars for the larger,
or two laf mentioned lots; and where
more than one offer the fame price, the
right to be determined by drawing lots
After the. fecond payment a deed and
good title will be given provided the pro-
perty be mortgaged for the fun remaining
due.
On the. 31f Of the eth month next,
the frsveral offers will he cr,ened at the
Golden Ball, at IL O'Clock, A. M. 10 the
preience of John Jenney, John Dunlap,
and Abraham Hewes, and as many of the
ofsrers as choofe to attend, when the 6rf
payment will be received, and an engage
ment entered into for a full compliance or
the part of the feller.
A plan Of the lots Is left with John
Dunlap, who will thew it to thcle who
may pleaie to call at his fore.
WILLIAM HARTSHORNE.
Alsxondria, IItb ma. 17tb, 1900.
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ShreVe and !anney,
Have fov /ake at tbier .qo,-e, ON Unicu. BE-.
tqUesn Prince ind Duke..frsets.
Cattle foap in boxes
18th proof Barcelona brandy
A few tierces of whikey
EAT and Welt India fugar,. coffee, SC.
Hylon, fuchong and bohea tea
A quantity of dipt candles +.
Writing paper aaorted, in bales
Wrapping do.
China, aiiorted handsomely, in cafes J,
Soal and upper leather
Mems Women's and children's ahoes of
different qualities
Leading and other lines
A few pieces Of handfome furniture.
All the above articles are of good
quality, and will be fold low for caih or
country produce.
December IL. go
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ANTHONY SAWYER,
Hsir DyeDsr and Pe,1umer,
Il lately from Baltimore)
Royal ffreet, between King and Prince
itreets, fourth door fouth of the Print
ing Office of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the
Ladies of Alexandria, and the country
generally, that having received the new
eft faih;on of Ladies' Wigs and Filets, he
will be thankful to receive their orders
for the above articles, and will warrant
them equal to any manufactured on the
continent.
N. B. Any Lady wifhing to fee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by iend
ing fervant to his fhoP..
g lie has for fale, every article in
the Perfnmery line, on the mott reaiona-
Die terms.
Alex. Dec. s. d
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WA Y So G. 70 Fl,
pR TNTEDC
PRINTERS,

Nor75 E-Street, near The General Pr.
Office, City ofWg5iagton,
HAVE connected the Book Binding
with the Printing Buiinefs; both Of wtica
they will execute with neatnels and expedi-
tor.
One or two young men, Printers, ard
one young man, Book Binder, will lnees
with employ ment, by application as above +.
ALTO, one or two active Lads will h :
taken as apprentices to either of the abd
branches Of buGneis.
November rs, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15
War Department,

NoUem6er 10, 1900
THOSE gentlemen who have applied
tor military appointments, in the fervice
OF the United States, are informed, that
their applications with all the recommen-
datory letters accompanying were conium-
ed by fire in the War Office on Saturday
evening laf. Thofe who continue to de-
fire to be conGdered as candidates will fee
rhe propriety Of renewing their applicati-.
ons.
SAMUEL DEXTER,
Slcyefary pf LWlY. "a
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S toll g. N

LAT night out Of my wagg-
gon, near Gadiby's tavern, one piece Of
WIRE PLAIDINc, 36 yards-whoever
delivers the fame to Robert G. Lampher,
near the market houie, fhall receive three
dollars reward. BEN. MITCHELL. 4.
Dec. II. 3tdt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-15
!. Sales BY tuition.

On MONDAY,
The 18TH. December, at 10 O'Clock, will
be Sold, at our Auction Room,
Whlikey IN tierces and bis,
Rum in barrels
French Brandy in pipes
Malaga Winein pipes and or. caks
Brown Sugar in barrels
Loaf do. in lots
Soap.in boxes
Nails in caiks :.
Hardware ia lots
Together with
a great U0rgety o.; Dry Goods.
Among which are
Carpets and Carpet Broadcl>ths,
ing StuAs 10y
Plains .Iriih Linens
Pialds Hunhums
Duftils Mnlins
Flannels Checks
Swanidown Shawls
Kerleymeres Handkerchief
Coating Leather Shoes
And number of other articles
HENRY 81 THOS. MOORE,
Dec. II. ApfliQneeys.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-24

the fubjea Of which "changeth moi" with the
humours, the lulis and Earring interefts Of men,
but fixed and immutable as the laws OF nature.
o. the pillars of heaven. But numerous and
pfeful as are the discoveries and improvements
in philofophy, yet their introduction TO common
ule is often work of time and patience.
New Improvements WILDE opPofed BY old
prelodices, which are always :" loud and clam
curious" To remove them you will therefore
give your name, your example and influence.
You will adopt the plan, recommend the book,
and often inculcate the patriotic doctrine OF
kitchen economy.
With friendfhip and effeem,
l am, Sir, yours, &c.
Raynbam, Jan 2, 1890.
p.s. am now aattcred with hope, that
my health, which for more than two years pat
has been very low and preearious, will yet at
ford me the pleaiure of Tending you the refult of
a number of experiments intend TO make on
your favori,e fnbett. l am happy to learn
that very neat edition of Count Rnmford's
Edays, in vols. octave, has been lately re-
printed by Mr.. d. Wet, in Bolton.
Tor TIE obove Work may be bad at 1enkt
BookRore, Portland.
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bill was bur JUL laid before th. ioufe, ard "a
it contained fome eaential alterations from tn.
now exiting law, motion was carried for tbe
committee TO rife and ak leave TO tit again.
Leave was grained.
A mehage was received from the Senate, no.
flying the Houfe, that they had pafed the bill
to fufpend further enlffments under rhe aa to
augment the army of the u. States.
The Houfe reiolved tielf into committee on
the bill refpeaing debts and contraas entered
into by non-commiflioned officers and folders
in the army.
After fome dilcuAion, the committee rofe and
reported the bill.
MIR. Nicholas then moved that the bin be-
recommitted to felcet committee, !" with in.
llruefions to amend the laws relative to the
military eitablhment 70 as to take away the
exemption thereby given to non commilIionet
officers, muticans and privates from arrelt for
any debt or contract entered into before their
enliltment." He afterwards amended it, 70 as
to reltIid the fun of debt or contratf to 20 dol
lars.
This motion cauied lengthy difcuflion, gen.
tlemen in oppoiition to it fuppofed it would
have the eiFett Of diibanding The army. The
friends OF folders who wilhed to procure their
d'lcharge would take advantage of this circum-
itance to arreR them, frequently, perhaps, on
claims made on purpofr.
The queitiop was at length taken by yeas
and nays, and cgatived--Yeas AZ, Nays 81.
meiiage was received from the Prelident
of the United States, informing the Houle thar
he had approved and Ggned the following acts
An act giving further time to the holders of
military warrants 70 RICHTER and locate the
fame.
An aet for the relief Of John Vaughan.
Anaef to continue in force an act TO provide
tor mitigating or remitling the forieitures, PEN
al'Ies and liabilities accrung in certain cafes
therein mentioned. Adjourned.
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Ele6tioneering Mifcellany.
Mr.. cUrLER,


Mr. cUrLER,
Mt Otwishltanding the meeting. that have of
IN late been holden by our Legislature, ref
petting the ehoofng of our Governor, think it
a duty incumbent on me to communicate, thro'
the medium Of your paper, the opinion of the
moa respectable part of the people of this Com.
monwealth, refpeding the choice of our next
Chief Magiarase. Ihave had many opporluni-
ties of converting with people of the fra charac-
Ter in this State, and with men who have more
Influence in the refpeaiv. towns than mott of
tb2nembers now in our General Court. They
informed me, they were determined in their
town meeting of April next, TO give their fluff
RACES for the Hon. FISHER ANES, Eiq. of
Dedham, for Governor, and his Honor MOSES
GILL, Efq. for Lieutenant Governor of this
Commonwealth.
AT time, fellow citizens, 70 critical as the
prefent, coniider it the only falvation of our
political happiness to be as united as poilible in
our next choice.
The Hon. Finer Ames was fpoken of as
early as June lat, as being the mot worthy
and mon able to make up the lois this State
experienced in the death of our late Governor
Summer. No one can doubt, but the fame de-
gree OF Happiness will be enjoyed under the
administration of Mr.Ames ,fhould he be chofen.
as was enjoyed under the administration Of
Gov Sumner. No one can call in queAion the
eminent talents of Mr.. Ames. He is well
known ,houghout this Commonwealth as a
itatefman and politician, as man of integrity
and uprightnefs. He is a religious man, and
exemplary in his life and converiasion.
It is hoped, fellow citizens, chat your fuffra-
ges will not be withholden from the man, who
70 jualy and 70 defervingly merits them; not
withdrawing what the Legislature have brough,
forth.
Tho people in this part of the State fuppofe
Mr.. Strong to be very amiable and good
man, but is not efficiently known throughout
this Commonwealth to gain the unanimou.
fuffrages of the people. He is alto too far
diftant from the place in which the General
Court is holden to attend to the bufinefs Of
the State. On the other hand, Mr.. Ames /.
well known throughout this State, and through
out the Union indeed.
1t is my humble opinion, Mr.. Printer that
Mr. Ames, will be chofen Governor, IL the
printers in Bottom, and thofe in other parts oil
the State, will let the people of the Com
monweal,h know, that be is held up as a can
didate for their fufrages.
UsIos, UNION, UNION, in Mr.. AIMS, Eel
low citizens, win give TO US the man, the
ltatefnan,a and the politician, our State 70 much
delerves, and 70 much wiihes for.
UNITARIAN
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
FIRST SESSION.

THE Rules of the Houfs were ffpended,
and bill introduced for $ giving farther
time to The b0ars OF military qua,vautJ TO locate and
regiRer tbs fame" Fourteen days further were
allowed, and the bill was ordered to be engroG-
ed for a third reading tomorrow.
A meTsge was received from the Senate,
during the fitting. with the bill for enumerating
the inhabitants of the United States. Sundry
amendments were made by tine Senate thereto
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-24

Madame La Fayette, having lately
waited upon Buonaparte, was afked by
the General how her huiband did fince
he had regained his liberty. She an
fwered, " Separated from his country,
the ref Of Europe is till but prifon
10 him."
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MilceNaneous articles.
BOSTON, FEB. rs.

The u. s. frigate Bolton, Captain
Little, we underleand, has fent into
Newport, large French letter of
marquc ihip, called the Two Angels,
pierced for 81 guns, and mounted with
20. She was from Cape Francois
bound to Bordeaux, with very vac
luable cargo. It is faid the frll fair
wind will be improved to bring her to
this port.
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From Pbiladelpbia-Fsb. II

{" The PRECEDENT in complying with
the requcf of the Houfe of Reprefen-
tatives, to furnifh the papers refpe6ing
the furrender of the murderer Robbins,
alias Natb, to the Britiih, has put gag
on the mouths of thofe laupid railers
|againf government, who have for
months, been believing, lying, and
deceiying on this fubjea. The mover
OF the Revolutions has been completely
guizzed-and if he thought the govern
ment would have appeared 70 juit, a,
the expoiure Of the papers prefent u
he would rather have been doomed
eternal filence than have opened
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Leg;Qatnre Of MaDaebyIstfs.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


FEB. IL.
THE Rev. Jofph M'Kean, of Beverly, was
chofen to deliver the Election Sermon, in May
next.
A bill for giving remedy againfa Executors
and Admininrators of deeeafed debtors, in Joint
contrads, was read fecond time.
The additional Supreme Judicial Court bill
was again debated, and committed TO Me1rs.
Wilde, Skinner, Porter, Leonard and Titcomb.
The additional Contagious Sickueis Bill, and
the Ninth Turnpike Road Bill, pafed to be en-
groGed.
A bill in addition to the Law for the in
aruttion of yosth, and for the promotion of
good education |; was read 6rR time.
A bill to encourage the mauufaefure of
leather boots. half boots, pumps. fandals, Flip
Pers, and gloefhoes !; and to prevent frauds
therein ); paGed TO be esgroGed.''
"A committee on the fate of EaResn lands,
was RATED. aas- ztstf 49,
Bills Incorporating certain plantations in
the Diitria of Maine, into towns by the names
of Orlard. Ellfwesth, and Rumford, have
palIed various Rages. M ~ 81.
4e 4s rEB.I9.
A new militia bill was bro's down from the
Senate. read, and tomorrow 1 O'Clock appoint-
ed for the fccond reading.
Thenew annual Tax bill paGed to be enatacd.
A bill to regulate the manufacture of Nails
within this Commonwealth. and repeal alllaws
heretofore made. was read. and tomorrow IL
o'clock appointed for the feeond reading
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-24

Mr.. Smith fubmit,ed refolution for extend
ing for 6xty days, bonds due prior to the FRI
day of Augua next, for duties. where it ihall be
required by the parties, and where the rec overy
of she duties mali not be endangered thereby.
The effett on the merchants of the u. States,
by the failures in Europe, was urged as the
caufe Of the refelusion. Mr.. S. moved its re-
ference to committee of the whole. Upon
the queaon. the Yeas were SO, Nays 80. The
Speaker deciding in the affirmative, it was CON-
mitted. A.fts
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The Houfe refolved itfslf into a committee
on the bill for extending the time of payment
on bonds given for duties on impoas in certain
cafes.
Some uncertainties, and want of further in.
formation. as to the operation of The law, were
GATED by Mr. Nicholas. Mr. Sheafe, and Mr..
Sewall wher.upon motion for the commit
tee to rife was carried,- land leave being refufei
TO fit again, the bill was recommitted to the
committee of commerce.
The Houie alto went into committee on
the bill farther 10 fuipcnd the commercial in :
tercourfe with France bur on the fugeeaion
of Mr.. Nicholas and Mr. Champlain that the
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JOHN ADAMS.
Usited Slater, Feb. 7, 1900.

CcJ The papers were, No. 1, Mr.. LiIton's
note to the Secretary Of State, containing the
requiition of the Britifh government to deliver
up Thomas Nah [alas Jonathan Robbins
charged with mutiny, piracy and murder, &c.
No. Copy of Mr.. Picker;ng's letter to Judge
Bee, containing his direction, under the Untrue.
ton of the Prelident to deliver Nafh up, "pro.
vided fueh evidence of his oriminality be pro-
duced, as by the Laws of the United States or
Of South. Carolina, would juaify his apprehen.
iion and commitment for trial if the offence
had been committed within the iurifdidion Of
the United States.-No. g. Judge Bees anfwer.
NO. a, certificate of the Seleetmen of Danbu-
ry, that no fqeh peifon as Jonathan Robbins
was ever born: or relided in that town.-No. &,
certificate of Town Clerk to the point No. 6,
Admiral Parkcr's recount of NAH alias Rob-
bins execution, and confcdion he was an Iriih-
man.-No. 7, Mr.. Moody's letter containing
Minutes Of the Court Martial which tried Naih,
from which it appears he was born at Water.
ford, in Ireland.
The Menage and report were laid on the
table, and ordered to be printed.
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Mr.. Smith, from the committee of commerce
and manufactures, purfuant to the order of the
houGe Of yeiterday, reported billex.ending the
time for the payment of bonds given for duties
of impoa, in certain cafes which was read a
6ra aud fecond time, and committed for to-
morrow. +,
Mr.. Gordon, from the felea committee to
whom was referred the confederation of that
part ofthe law relative to the military eltablih.
ment which provides that non .commillioned
officers or privates ihall not be arreled for d bt
reported a bill - in addition to the laws re.
lative to the military eaablihment of the Uni
ted States" which was read 6ra and fecond
time, aid committed for tomorrow.
"A meaase was received from the Senate, by
Mr.. Otis, their fscretsry, informing the Houfe
that the Senate had pafed the bill giving fur.
her time to the holders of military land war
rants, to regaer and locate the fame, without
amendment. r.tE