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COTTON s. STEWART
Ha0e receivrd, large and general
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE ERATURE;
AuiOnpit Which. are the fOIIOWinp

Amongst which, are the following:
JEFFERt ON's Notes on Virginia, not preisd,
Ed. Kotzehue's Plays, vols. Ladies MuG-
cal Magazine, Parks travels. Steuart's View
OF Socie.y, Cheterheld's Letters, vols. Cpller's
Practice "f Phyiic, Wallis on Health, Paleyf
Philofophy, vols. Gibbons Surveying, M 1ole's
Navigation. by Blunt, Rurnss Poems, Nltlots
Ancient RiGury. vols. Practical Education,
vols. Beauties ofSt, fiere, Buchan' Family Ply
iiciaA, fo<'s Book Of Martyrs, z vols. Lees
Me!nous, Br,iin Stare Trials, RcbiDfon's .1cnli-
ia'ty Ro?Drts. . vols. Go be con:inued) Ccntle
man aud Ladies PrGeeptor, vols. F!ur.er, on
the Blood, , vols. Caldwel's Memoirs, Willich's
Lectures, Martins Law of Nations, Vattel's
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, vols. Edin-
burgh Dhpcniatory, Elegant ExtraGts, Conil-
buttons, Zimmerman on solitude, Ditto on Ma
eional Pee, Biaclsaone's Commentaries, a vols
Collection OF tarces. vols. Polite Education,
ooke'S Pantheon, Juniuss Letters, 2 vols. Gu
lhfie's Geography KnCxe's Education, 2 wells.
Ditto FEays, vols. CoGigan's Travels Cooks
Voyages, vols. Dambergers Travels, sc. &c.
~ O HELS
The Armenian, 2 vols. MontaIbert, vols
Antolnette. Iacs OF Wonder, (by Lewis z vols.
MY uheIe ! homas, vols. Jack Smith. Spirit
oil the Cattle, Arthur Mervin, vols Clara
Howard, Ormond, Weiland, Mai oe the lam
let, Vagabond, Sailor Boy, A,hl;n and DIM
bayne, Romance OF the toseG, vols. MyGe-
RES oil Udaliho, vols. Loufa, Julia and the
Baron, Chni Sier, Tale of the Times, vols
Camilla, 5 vols. Evc!ina, vols Monk, 2 vols
Family of Ortcmburg, Negro, vols Black
Valley, Ellen and Mordaun,, q vols. George
Barnwei, Mountain Cottager, Children OF the
Abbey, 2 va.>. RCechiort Family, Darcy, E
mia dc ,Varmont, Oakindale Abby, Z he Fair
lmpotor, 5 vols. EJeifriaa, a vols Count dc
tnenidern, 3 vols. fcnr,etta Mortimer, q vols.
Faihionahle Daughter. Count Gieichen, tmma
b"rviic, Scorth Hsirefs, vols. Nils Bat,i-
mores, vols Advertisement for tIuiband, q
vols. Wandering 1anaer, vols. CoI,meIa se,l
icy, 4 vols. irnl Jones, 5 vols. EDWARD, by
Moore, vols. Movtaunt, by Ditto 4 vols.
Reuben an R2chei Girl Of the Mountains, 4 vols.
Myitic Cotcager, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Bibles, Fcitaments, Pfalters, Common PRAYER
Books; lGiwofth, Weblter. Unversa!, Pearce.
London, and Rational Spelling Books. Primers,
and large collection of fiAories and childrens'
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, and Paper
Hsngings, Wgfcrs, Guilds, Ink Powder, Violin
striegs, Playing CARDS, Song Books, and Blank
Books &c. &c.
Aim ANACS for the year 1909, by the
grocc, dozen, or iingie.
- Country shapkcePers fuppiied on the low
cit terms.
cfuber 10 i
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TOHN c.. LADD
HAS FOR SALE,

HAS FOX MALE,
Coarfe and fine ialt,
Rufia iheeting and Dack,
Welt India and N. f. rum,
Moiaiies, Sugar ard Coffee,
Hyfon, byfonikin, Teas or the beH Qua.
Souchon and bohea iiry,
A few catks Madeira wine,
DO. bis. beef,
Mould and dipt candles,
7 by 9 window glafs,
soap, cheeie and ihad,
Men and womens' lhoes,
Writing and wrapping paper,
Cotton and wool in bags,
box linen checks,
l do. playing cards,
do. Dutch quiilS,
Sewing Irvine,
A lew crates and boxes elais ware.
Pepper, nutmegs, alfpce, alum,
Platter OF Paris, &c. sc.
Oct. ID. i
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WILL BE SOLD.

On the pren,ifcs, TIC 9TH day of Novem
Der, on credit of 2 months. rurcbaGr
giving bond, with approved fecuri.v,
l ne remainder of the JACKS.
and .IENNETTS on the eftate Of the Lar.
General Wilmington, deceafed, together
with fifty head of young CATTLE, and
about one hundred SHEEP, amonsa ,he(c
cattle butchers may be fupplied with fome
excellent beef aud mutton. AIa,
VIII be offered for faIe, on the fame
terms, two beautiful three year Old FIJI
LIES; Pedi2rees of which will be lbown
on the day Of fale.
The EXECUTORS.
Mlnat- Heyvou, or. 8. dds
o. cen g'0en tor Rags at
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.Tune 20.
4iiexaAayra, County, II.

-7ie%1Aar1a, County, II.
| DO hereby certify that DR..
Stewart, by his agent Jefc Scott, brought
before me Abraham Faw, one of the Iuf-
tees OF Peace for faid county, as an eRray
treiipaliing on his premifes, fmall 6riu-
die BoLL, two years old lait fpring, a
crop In the Left ear and hole in the right,
and the end ofhi rail white. Appriied to
fix dollars.
Given under my hand this goth day of
October, 1901.
A.. FAW.
The above notice is given,
That whofoever has loft fad bull, NAV
have him again by applying to the fub-
icriber, on DIR. Stewards farm, between
I Alexandria and George Town, on prov
ing property and paying charges.
JESSE SCOTT.
oSI. 81. Iawstt
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For the information of fsrang-
ers refortIng thereto, With view Of p1r-
chaiing property Therein, the fubfcriber
mas made himfelf acquainted with the va.
ties.
Lots in various parts of the
City for tale or lesfe.
severallarge and elegant brick
Houies for fale. Several valuable ef1a,ee
10 the country TO exchange for property in
Waihington or Alexandria.
Bnllnefs traniadtcd at the pub.
lie Offices, and e!ftwbere in the Difr;a nc
Columbiai on commifion. Letters. poa
paid, duiy attended to.
ROBF. w. PEACOCK.
,At:crncy at Law and Conveyencer.
" OD'c< a~4y he e1y1et afF a191A,l
Freef, Cf.y sFWg1iyStan.
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C II / N A.
JAMES BACON
Has reeeiOed fran Philadelphia, a c0afgn-
ment of
INDIA CHINA.
Conhhine Of

~UtIIIK'I'S VI
Blue and white Dining Sets, I7o pieces,
Evening Tea Sets from 40 to o. DO.
Nankeen Break!af Sets,
Bowls. Cake Plates, &c. which he will
diipoie OF on very low terms for CATH.
Being abous to quit the DRY GOODS
buiinefs, he will difpofe of the remainder
OF his flock in that line, coniiderably un-
der >irR colt.
Oct. 26. a
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Dancing Acadensy.
Mr.. LONGER

Mr.. LONGER
Informs rhe Ladies and Gentlemen If
Alexandra, and it envirors, that he i,
about affirming his tuition in this town
and will open his fchool on or abou, n,
middle of next month, where he will teach
as ufual, all the dances atpreient in faAioD
with the greatea variety of figures he vii,
be able TO procure.
Mr.. l.. hopes that from his thoropo.
knowledge of the art, ana his fncceG y
teaching, which have been fully proved
by the unufaal progress his fsnolars have
made in it, will iniure him tie encourage
ment OF the citizens Of Aiexaniria. H.
thinks 1t uieieis to remind OF The perteta or
der and utno& decorum that has hither,o
prevailed In his academy he will oolv
lay, that the fame will be continued =,
machas lays in his power.
PRICE OF TUITION
JEN DOLLARS per quarter, conGaioo
OF twenty four days there will be iom e
deduction In the price TO thofe fchola,s
who were under his tuition latt winter
one half paid in advance.
Mr.. L. alto informs that he will cpeua
Night School
Tor the accommodation of thofe vorre
gentlemen who cannot attend in the day.
rrice OF Tuition EiyM Dollars per quayter
committing OF twenty four nights.
More particular notice will be given as
OF the preciie day of beginning.
CT APrj,Oate Tuition attended TO.
Valuable Property for Sale.
On Monday the I'd day of November
next, tt II O'Clock, at Rhodes tavern,
in the City of Warrington, purfuant
to decree Of the Chancellor of Mary.
land, Ifhall expoie at
PUBLIC SALE,
All the real ESTATE,
IN the City of Warrington, or Terrific
ry of Columbia, which did belong to
Thomas Johnfon, late OF the aid Civ
deceafed, viz.
Lot No. 4, in fquare No. z53, 'front.'
ing on L freet, on which are erected
convenient Dwelling -HouGe and Kitchen
with convenient out houfes, and is now in
the occupation of Mrs. Johnfon; LotNo.
70, in the fame fquare, fronting on G
itreet, and Lots No. 13 and IL in fduare
No. 2S9, alto fronting on G freet, and
one hundred and fifty acres of Land, neat
the City of Warrington, on the road from
thence TO Bladenfburg.
The purchaier or purcllafers to give
bond tor the payment of the purchaie mo.
ney' with interea, in two equal annual
from the day of Gle; and on re.
ceipr OF the purchaf money, the truaee
VIII, by good deed, convey the iaid
property agreeably TO the aforefaid decree.
VIM. MARBURY, Truaee.
Sept. 80. rawn
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Valuable Property for Sale.
On Monday the I'd day of November
next, tt IL O'Clock, at Rhodes tavern,
in the City of Warrington, puy(uanr
to decree of the Chancellor of Mary.
land, IEaaN exnoE. ar
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Wants EmIZoNnna,t

49,. 1~ULVtUTHbSTkL,
"a rERSON lately from Europe---be xvonld
9ct as overf.er 70 gestcman's demefoe ~ 49,
.ti.n a lile direeted to A. d Dumfr;es W..
GINA, viii be attended to. 'e'' ViF-
o9oberiz. ..
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king aud her private conference, with
hnn began TO be frequent and myGerious.
Perhaps The might In time have iucceeded
IN endeavours TO fife in him the voice Of
nature, have corrupted his understanding
and his morals, and driven him impercep..
tlbiy to act a detachable part towards his
father. After La Harpe had quilted him,
after ieParate court was ehabliihed for
him, and lone perions Of merit removed
. ne was the WORT attended and leaf occu-
pied OF princes. His days were fpcnr
alone with his wife, his Wallets, or in the
!ocIety OF his Grand Mother. He lived
more4effeminate and obtcure than the heirs
ct Sultan IN the Haram of Seraglio.
This Kind OF life mutt at length have I'll
He'd all his excellent qualities. Had he
been willing, or had Catharine even been
able TO fpeak but few words before fhe
died, Paul probably would never have
reigned. Since PcSsrI who arrogateo to
hifnie'f the power of Nominating his iuc-
ceflor, the throne OF the Gears has been oc-
7cupied oy icarceiy any other than ulurpers,
who lave overturnei each other with more
~bsrharity and contution than the fucceGors
,cf Otroman. Cathariae l. became EN-
preis 5ecaute Menchiaap lad tie bodrefs
TO proclaim her. Peter IL. reigned by
virtue ofa will Anne was elected by
Council, the Senate, and the Army Ivan
was made E!nperos by an ukale Eliza
beth laid in her Manifeito, that Che az
.cended the throne of her father becauie the
people wilied it, and the guards revolted
and on theie grounds lhe condemned a
prince in the cradle to a perpetual prifon;
and his relations as innocent as hirnielf,
experienced the fame fate. Peter III
reigned by favor Of Elizabeth; and when
ne was dethroned, Catharine II. Attending
the throne Of Rufia, declared, that hea
ven itfelf had called her to it.--A fon,
iupplanting his father, would not, after
iuch ferries, have excited any remarkable .
oiiguR, but the fudden death of ~Catha-
rine prevented that cataftrophe--the
dreadful fhriek fhe gave as fhe expired,
was the voice that proclaimed PAuL En-
peror of all the Rufians.
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BOSTON, Sept. ,.

I'll is aferted in an interior paper that
the PrefdeDt has ordered the removal of
the arms from Springfield to the fouth-
ward
The removal of the military flores from
Springfield as we underfsnd is contemplat-
ed, wilt probably be attended with the
facrifice OF 8 or 100000 dolls. The
works at that place were erected at great
expencs, are new in excellent order. but
can never be fold for any thing near the
value, or hrf colt. Yet I've cannot call
IN quettlon the petyiotjfm Of the meafure.
1hoie tyrasait agents have once been the
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For the alexandria Advertiser.

Mefrs. EDITORS,
THE inelosed, supposed to -4ur1tten same
gears pastoa uniting tbe place efmy ma
truly, IS gizea to youy dsbosai; bemg-
sensible Of the a..fGilare ef my o4uu judg-
s1eni, more especially, sube,e The keayt
isnte,sstea. MIRA.
All why does yonder wood, thefe throbs
inpart?
What means this wild, this palpitatipe
'ienfe,
AS tho the vital current round my heart,
Lies circlipg eddies meant to ED b from
thence.
All blefsful view! thro' yonderd dark brow'd
glade,
Appears crce more, the rural low d abode
Of my ancefors, bofom'd In the fhade
Of arching trees by natures hand be-
itow'd.
All was it itrange, my kindred heart beat
high,
Then ceas'd, as tho life's little day
was DER
Or &range amif fill hovers Ger nv eve.
When friends are near / look'd TO meet
no more?
Soon fhail clsfp that dear revered form.
In clofe embrace, who gave my father
birth;
My tearsfhall make her aged bofom warm,
Or, ifno more--bedew her facred earth.
Hence cruel thought--and fpare, oh fpare
my heart,
She Elves to clap me TO her own again.
Ah why my parent were we torn apart?
What have prov'd, but fcrrow fince
and pain.
Tho age has dim'd thy eye of azure blue,
Ifoon fhall iei it glifen with tear;
Each oft trac'd feature again faal view,
All deep there written in my bofom
here.
On ev'ry hde fome Object Fill appears,
That mem'ry has engraved upon my
mind;
No che 70 trivial but calPd forth nv tears
When doom'd to leave them and m,
heart behind.
There oft I've fat,. beneath the thick WOW
fhade,
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With dear Ieuifa from tie world re,i,'d
Now hesv'n has .claim'd its own, the
bcauteous maid
Has found the bliis that ihe alone de-
Gr'd.
The cedar till, the FIR, and tow'rinr pine,
On Del'ware's laurel'd bank maieaic
grows;
And here, my favorite, rural eglantine,
Exhalc's fragrance eqva! to the role.
And there as wont, the limpid, murmuring
Meanders thro'. the lilicd vale below,
Where once the tulip, pink and daaodil,
Did in their given order beauteous blow.
For there form'd a-li,tle par,crre gay,
That rivaPd tar, melhought, Arcad;a's
fcenes,
Adorn'd with all the choicea lweets of
May,
With iummer's fragrance, and with
intei-greens.
An me, how chang'd then fancy ever
new,
Wrought How'ry wrcaths that faded
with the hour
For ioon, too foon the airy nymph with
drew,
Nor LETT clue to trace her vivid pow'r.
Here on this poplar was there once en-
grav'd,
BY Henry 'shand the initials Of my name;
Bus tho its boughs the angry winds have
brav'd
No token of thofe charaa ers remain.
Time has eras'd them from the growing
tree,
While he who form'd them moulders in
his grave,
Forgetful of his dearea friends and me,
Forgetful ofthe precepts that he gave.
Now hold my heart while / approach
the fhade
Where undiaurbed my lov'd anceRors
fleep,
Where many darling relatives are laid,
Where oft the living will repair to weer.
Dear hallowed fpot, thy lnade I've oft
times fought,
What time, the blade has gliften'd with
the dew,
While with heart with fond affection
fraught,
I've Civ nmy almoft infant tears to Won
Yes, oft times here has faithful mem,rv
trac'd,
Dear fcenes of blils that paft as tranGent |
When yet the prefence of parent prac'd
His group oflove-a group alas no more. |
Some one intrudes-fome unknown form
appears,
All no, it is my fecond father, friend
Clatp'd to his heart, his bofom dries nv
tears,
Once more at home all my repinings end.
From tbe Madyid Court Gazette, Of fuly 2.
Letter of the Prince of PEACE, GENRR-
ALIssIMo of the Spanifh army, to the
King.
SIRE,
til no, yet fifty days fnce left your
msjehy to take the command of this ar.
my, defined to compel Portugal to deli
yer herfelf from the yoke of England, a
power which, taking advantage of the
harbours, and appropriating to itfelf the
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NETWORK, Sept. 10.
Arrived, fhip Fanny, Brain, Greenock;
brig William, ConnelS, Hull ich's. ADJ
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Letter of the Prince of PEACE, GrNER-
AL1ssiMo of the Spanifh army, to the
King.
SIRE,
I'll no. yet fifty days Gnce left your
msjeHy to take the command of this ar.
my, defined to compel Portugal TO deli
yer herfelf from the yoke of England, a
power which, taking advantage of the
harbours, and appropriating to itfelf the
riches Of this degraded kingdom, waged
againff us the mott difgraceful and ruinous
war by deRroying our commerce.
Many years OF warfare over every part
of our dominions, an alarming rife in the
price Of provifons, the infatiab!e ayarice
OF joSbers, bad haryefts, and other misfor-
tunes, which 1t is unneceaary to enume-
rate, had produced fuch an effect, that the
public treafury was exbaufed, and credit
undetermined. - The necenary confequence
was, that the army was ill cloathed. III
fed, and i'll fuPplied with ammunition and
accoutrements.
But knowing their love and veneratior
for their foyereign, in their inrepidity
and valour, | did not heiitate for a mo-
ment to place implicit confidence in theft
characteristic qualities of the Spanifh fol-
| der.
As ioon as was anured that the an.
dwers ofthe Portuguefe miniiter tended &c
4 delay the iarisfattion we demanded, / re.
folved to treat no longer but from the
mouth of the cannon,
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Late Foreign Intelligence
STATE p P-ERS.

Note dsiiv<,sdI BY The -Prx1Fas em6a0adsr
at Yieuna to the miujaeys Of his lmpsr'-.
almajen. 80. say-
The undersigned ambanador -extraor-
binary and minilter plenipotensiary OF MS
naajefy the king Of Pruflia, has been chars-
ed to complain TO the Imperial royal court
Of the occupation of place Gtuated in the
territory Of the duke Of SAKE Hiidburghau..
Zen, and consequently within the limits o. %
the line Of demarkation Of the North o.
Germany. A detachment Of the corps Q.
LowenGein Werihcim, IN Birth pay, ana
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bat Of the U. States made a reocr. 49,. ),
was read and conGdered: "ea
Wbe,<xpox Rs/slued, That = comm;,...
De appointed to prepare and report bill ~
stoljb.skb< board If eommiMoner, &C ~
city OF Warrington, and TO d;rea Ia. ~. .s
builneis ct that board be transferred 10 The
department. Of the trealury.
Rs/ofUed, That ascommittee be appoint
go toprepals and report a bill sl,reet,np -.
iecretary of the streafury, under d;rss,;as
OF the PRECEDENT of the u. S.. to- nrer s,'a
plan Of thercityof Wilmington. delines,'
ing the frcets, fquares and pubic oro,,,l.
therein, and to report the fame e, Co.
grcfs in December next. 4
Re/ofved, That committee be- ~
pointed to prepare aud report ashdll 70 ap
/ thorlie the iale Of the lands in the;dii4r;fa
Of Columbia, under the proper regulations
to raiie the monies, which NAV ar ,nv
time be due and unpaid, on contract for the
fale Of fuch lands. 49,, 80 - -. >'s
On the above reIolutions Mei1rs; Gr;e.
| void, Shaefe, Henderson, Craik, and Ten.
| ney, were appointed committee. 80.
| a mehage was received from the Pref.
dent, tranfmitting, in purfuance of the re-
queit OF the honie made on the. 18th inf
two reports-on from the acting Score.
tary Of war, the other from the Secretary Of
the Treafury of the 10th, with detaiis Of
the expenditure of the monies appropr;at-
ed by the acts ofthe 10th May, and 9Th
July, 1913, and ofthc 1otho May, 1900,
Ordered to lie on the table.
MIR. Dennis reported bill entitled
!" An act concerning the diitria of Colun-
bia," whichswas read twice and referred
to committee of the whole to. morrow.
Mr.. Nicholas, from the joint commit.
tee appointed to coniider what further nea.
iures ought to be taken for the accommo-
| dation Of the Preldent Of the u. S. and
to whom was referred the meGage Of the
PRECEDENT concerning the difpoition of the
property OF the u: S. in his pohefion,
made report, which report was committed
to a committee Of the whole to- morrow.
Mr.. Nicholas, from the fame commit.
tee, reported bill in addition to the att
making proyiGon for the further accom-
mediation Of the houiehold ofthe Preiideut
of the y. S. which was read twice, and
referred to a committee Of the whole to-
morrow. f33 .8s
The houfe proceeded to coniider the
mendments reported yesterday to the bank
rupt law, which were agreed to, and on
the quefion of engroHment for third
reading it pafed in the affirmative by yeas
and nays-Yeas 4o--Nays A..
This bill, in one Of its provifons, en-
acts, that the bankrupt law paGed laa fel-
fion (which is limited 10 FIVE years CONT
nuance) ihall Be perpetual.
Late Foreign intelligence
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ter, command LII, lieutenad who fhall-hes
in fervice at the time when be redutfion
Of the navy fhail take;placd Ass Afossfaid,
while remaining unemployed hall have.
and receive during his NATURAL life ana con-
tinual,cc IN Office one half his monthly pay
sgreeably to the rank Of his commitIiona 81 81
warrant ]; on condition however thar lie
lhall at all times hold himfclf il readineis.
to crter into actual iervice and fun slay. o.
being 10 ordered and that he fhall keep
the Secretary Of the navy advaed of. his
place of readiness and Of the neareil podt
town thereto, and fhall not at any time
abfent himfelf from his place Of relidence
for more than 80 Gays, without firft hav-
ing obtained written pcrmiilion from the
navy department. -
And on the queition being taken. by
Yeas and Nays, it palIed in the negative:
Yeas 48-Nays ~, as follow: s. &. 81
YEAS.
Mears. Alton, Bailey, B;fhop, r..
Brown, Cabell, Chriitie, Claiborne,
Condif, Davis, Dawlon, Eggleaon, Ell
mendorf, Fowler, Gallatin, Gray, Gregg,
Hanna, Heiiter, Holmes, Mitchell, Leib,
Lincoln, Lyon, Linn Livingiton, Macon,
Mattoon, Muhlen5erg, New, Nicholas,
Nicholfon, Page, Randolph Smile, I.
Smith, Spaight, stanford, Stone, Stuart,
Taliaferro. lhompion, A. sTrigg,J. Tripp,
Tazewell, Van CortIandt, Varnun, r.
Williams.
@1 $780, ~ IN AY
Mears. Baer, BARTLETT, Bayard, Bird,
81. Brown, .Chanplin, Cooper, Craik, Da-
ma, Davenport, r. Davenport, Dennis,
Dickion, Edmond, Evans, Potter, Free
man, Glen, G.. Goodrich, E. Goodrich,
Grifwold, Grove, Harper, fIenderfon.
Hill, Huger, Inlay, Kittera, S. Lee,
Morris, Otis, Parker, Pinckney, PIatt.
Powell, J. Reed, N. Read, Rutlcdee,
Shepard, G.. Smith, Shcafe, Tennev.
Thatcher, J. c. Thomas, r. Thomas.
Wadfworth, VAIN, L. Williams, Woods.
40.
a motion was then made to add the
following fiction: $ That the PreGdent Of
" the United States be, and he is authori-
!" fed to difcharge any part Of the Marine
oCorps which may be unneceHary for the
I" naval fcrvice.''
And on the queftion being taken there
upon it pafied in the affirmative, by Yeas
and Nays, as follow Yeas 60
Nays 40.
YEA AS.
MefIrs. Alton, Bailey, Bartlett, Biihop.
r. Brown, Cabell, ChriGic, Clay, Clai--
borne, Condit, Davis, DAYTON, Dent,
Dickfon, Eggleiton, Elmendorf, Evans,
Fowler, Gallatin, Gregg, Hanna, Harper,
Heifer, Henderson, Holmes, Kitchell,
Leib, Lincoln, Lyon, Linn, Livingston,
Macon. Muhlenberg, New, Nicholas Nj
cholfon, Randolph, ". Read, Smile, j.
Smith, S. Smith. Spaight, Stanford, Stone,
Stewart, Taliaferro, Thompfon, A. Trigp
]. Trigg, Tazewell, Van Cortlandt.
Varnum, R. Williams. s3.
N A VS..
McfIrs. Baer, Bayard, Bird, ]. Brown,
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