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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21

DIED. AT PrEass,s- JQssx, on Mon.
day. the I'd inf. after iingeriag illncss OF
eleven years. which was bornc with chriaian
festitcde, Mrs. HANNAH PrARss. wife Of
Mr.. Ssrrna Pta,,s. jun. ssed ~ years.
--On the OH inf. M,fs LOUISA L.
PrAssr. daughter cf Mr. Ls~gros,fky Peays.
--At Nsr,b king fosra, Mifs LYDIA
HAMMosp, yocnPef daughter Of Wiif'nrs
HammsrS. Efq in the ssa year OF her age.
In ,hs town, ON the 9th inA. Mr..
THOMAS PAsros, from Jaraiee.
---On the 10th inf, WiLLIAw v.
KING. Efq. ION Of Mr.. Sermi K;sg. IN the
zS,h year of his ape.--A young gentIeman
Of acknowledged talents and worth.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
Nicholas NebacY,

INFORMS she Pablic. that he has opeoed
Il a GROCERY STORE in Broad Strcet.
in tbs houie, late the properly Of NJ. CaLrb
EGyf, where he has for Sale general aGort-
rnrnr nf r.,l tt
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21

Doctor Fa'nIwOrth,
HAS removed to the Houfe ofthe
late Capt. John BiG, few doors
North of the State-Houle.
Newport, Nov. IL.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

From P2RTLAND TO PORTS MOUTH
'H1 STAGE paFes from Portland 20 portf
- mouth every day (Sundays exceptrd.) II iets
y ~. ron Portland on M9adys. H'sduei4ag5 and
yh = O'Clock A. n. ara PATHS thro' k-n-
. I. ~ oSrwick and Dover, 10 Port(mouth-7nd
.Ila gu, T5HJ1ays and Saturdays Il P'les thro'
sN,'usoank, Wells aad York, 10 Pohmoulh,w hsrs
F" Ss'''ss he fame evening.
ne lF S'ase frts of from Portsmouth and re-
~, % lhe aforefaid routs TO Portland, alter
@''Y On different days from thofe Gated above
Fronl- PsrtAaad ID Wyea6St.
A. nsS'ase leaves Portland every Tusjday, TtHr[
a7- oa't-daJ, az pm. ADD arrives - Wheat
lane evenings. l-eaves Wifcaiies every
80 -, hfsrs'da1 ard Ffi!ay, aud arrives al
sttfsl 'he FAM evenings OR. AZ
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
France AnD ENGLAND.

The comparifon with r me aad Carthaps
was peculiarly fitted t. lay hol1 # Trelch
ia tg'nati d, ana aceor diagly il has b=ea
favofi.e one ever iince The commencement of
the revolution. Adopting al the pra;le, VIII h
Rome beaowed on itfelf (and il is well known
how Wei they credit for Roman virtue-) they
give to us all the exaggerated cenlure with
which the fra conme<cldl na,ion of the ~
ciert world wa hanored ~ IT'S enemies They
have given admiral Gantheaume the title 81
the Fabus Of the leas but they lill want
Marcelus and Scipio. Then Carthag- haa
but one Hiunibal, and when ne lot him n
was ruined beyond reeve Y. We may h Mo
many, aud the lofs of ore onl y makes room l9-
another. Ii has been a common ~eak ~
among the moderns, to feleSt pate ~ for ,A-.y
i'm tation from ancient hAory they Hatsr
Jhemfelve, hat they Zee a iri,lri,y If chs at}er
and circuml 4nc.s, AMI tLat they vii; 60l 4
familiarity Of fortune. They lhape their en- 'p9
accordi- ely hey find i, e4fy to catch the fol.
lies Of the original but its greatne(s, lis Hfi-
dom, and il, fuccefs arc always beyond their
pralp. The imi alton Of A'exan Ter proved The
ruiz Of Charles XII. He had, indeed, many
OF the great gu slties 5t tina hero bat he vas
miRaken when Ne iaaced tha he would hnd 4
Darius in Peer Of Rolia. And lh1ie iocon-
hdera5e Republicans houl1 ishe6f. that Car
thage too has had her admirers. Her conanu.
ton has been highly PenAgyiled by the polite
al writer of antiquity, nor have th- modern
been more fparing of their prafe
even rhe philosophers Of France. the original
founders Of tn. F ench Republic have a pior.d
the evils which the world fIitained by the DEC
truction Of his Grit focus Of cSteaGVe naviea
ton, commerce, and colonization a metrop.
oils which eaabllhed n the rrmotef parts If
the then known world, large towns filed with
rich ware houGes, Astounding in INDUSTRIOUS
manufacturers, and furroundet with higAly
cultivated fields e(tab ithmsats far more IN.
portant ana nieful to mankni rhaa tn. rn.lita.
PuGs of TIE ccnque'ius rcpabiic Is r M
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
From late LOadoa pqper,.

Accounts have been jua received fre~ the
Baptia Miaionaries in India, down 70 REQ uA'y
"a 1907. Mr. Thomas has joined the comPa
nv AZ Ssrampoor. and Mr. Carey's ion, has Be-
gnn 70 preach. The New Teaamen', 70 far as
T.fn-as the competitors work, was completed at
tbe above p.rod, and was expected to be 6nilh
"A Il the prers in May lat. Very comfortable
impreaions Of the ruth Of the goipel have been
made mon (everal Hindoos two Of them
have been Blptied and iev-ral olhers have CIV
en IN their names with that view.-Lois OF cat
has been the couieqnence, which, having fub-
isaed them to great perfecution from their
eountrymen, Especially The BrAmins, and being
conGaered as wolfe than dea.h, affords the belt
proof Of their real conviction and iincerity.
The converts are proSeaeJ bY the Daailh ma
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
frau Is. lVl,J conmsaor 1 ADvlnrl'la.
NUMBER III.
u hs PREsTDEN1. efns UNITED ST1TES.


4ahs PRESIDENT sc ne UNITED STATES.
SIR,
7 SHALL not enter into difcudion your
4 opinions refpecting he areagth and good
nef, OF oar government. Your oPinion. thar
It Is the :. 0rongea government on earth," and
that every nan would, on ihmmons. rally round
tie Randa:d OF thu law, may be jult hope
II is But the two infurredions in Psanfy va
MA authorizes US to queaion is foundnels. If
is more probable that fdaions will Tome udie
OF other brufh il away, as eaily as houiemaid
fweeps away The cobwebs that dish cure the
walls Of her kitchen.
You ak triumphanty, have we found ar
gels in the form Of kings to govern Us g NO.
Sir, We have not and what is more 20 our pur
pofc, we have not found angels 10 the forms OF
demagogues. II Notes was not az angel, were
Koran, Dathan and Anram angels, who con-
fpired againa him If David was not an angel,
was AbGaIom one, who courted the people TO
dethrcne his ov-a father, and PIT binjeB in lis
place ; Lewis the irreenth Of France was noe
an angel but could Brilot, Dantcn and Rob-
efpierre, Law claim to the title If France,
under royal government. VS. not heaven, has
the revolution converted it into parable In
deed, Sir, when NAMES ceaf- 10 falcinate US with
/5uad,, and fhadows fhall give place to fubfanee,
he real qnefion of the excellence OF govern
ment will be decided by its effects on pubic
happinels. IT will be found governments ea5sd
rep lblican are often the mott arbitrary and gran
nicaL and Others called monarchies are free and
nllG becaufe they are rn5er the dominion Of
ae4dy, whol.fsme laws. Hereditary monar
chies are liable to fall into the hands Of fools
and knaves ;.bnt what do men gain by elective
governments, if fools and knayes have the fame
chan;e to obt tin the highea offices, as honet
men Z? Ard plsafe, Sir, 10 name the republic on
earth, which is or ever 1as 70 contributed, that
lis government has not been Frequently not 70
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
[voLuMa ".

giltrates q Scrtnppor, and the govefaor Ge-
ersl II Bengal appears "a be web f1rsfea n a 4
the proceedings Of tie inilion4ries. Seversi IA
our couGfrymen. have clai-ly attached ler- N
felyes 10 the milionari=s, and a cnnfdsrabe tab-
fcriPtiSn has been made for copies Of the Brr-.
gaieie fcripures- Reports haviag besn fpread
that the Hin3oos weie hired BY great f1s1
OF money f0I9fs cat and 10 be BAPTIZED, CTecih-
no, one cfthen was TX "a BY rerion what hc
had got By i g Nothiag," f4id he :. bnf peace
and Joy Jeymony, another Hindoo, f4id,
that The had found treafure in CbriA, greater
than every thing e.le in the world" The
work is going on, and the mllinnariers are IN
high fpil''s. Fifty lads dindoos) were tanphE
TO read and write. before they left Me4aabatsy,
aad hey continue 70 labcur Ia rhe fame man
ner Al Serampoor. The G.sfgow Miilionary
Sociey ~, lately RENTED 70 this Socie.y Iooi.
Upwards of eight hundred preachers were
attended, al toe Metho ia Conference held lat
week az Iced. The MsthodiR Societies have
ezperenced cnnliier blti create lince the foruser
conference The Irifh M.Iienares, who h4ye
preached in rhe native language have aided
ieveya th2ufands 70 the S>cfety, the prnc pal
pat Ct whom wee before Roman Caholics.
End tie Welch mGianafies have not beea le!s
r3cce FL.
ENrtRrAiNMfNr.-A very fnqn'ar enter
faiament was iately civ by NJ VIM, Smith.
Of Sunny Bank, near Bolon. He invited All
the delcrn cnts ot his faIhe- ard mother, who
were wilhin convenient d,aaace. Niue bro.
ahers ard filters, and zIo nephews and niecss.
attended. making with himlelf company ri
go Pgrf5ns who partook Of cold collation.,
II barn neatly fitted up for the cccafon. Al
tcF dinner the whole OF this intorleaing adembly
were ieated in All sdjoiuirs fe' a ranged in reg
ulated ordei of defctnt, lhc oidea of the faTni-
ly belng placed lirll, With her rsn.. GUS Prog
cay, ccoHf'ng 81 Il Peff US, and the ret IN
iucceiion, each !eperaTe !aG.iy ai!a beng col
l-9ed Together. bis extraordinary fight was
wi'neH-d by great cancnur'e Of SPECTATORS
from Paitnn. and the neighbn-haod. who were
highly pie c-i with the iv-ne. and ge orally
truck W the very rslpe&a&le appearance 81
this family mgeing, whl.h con aimed a large
proportion ~ Pcrlnns 1T tbof- cTcumaan,e Is u
ea1y nedocrisy aE4 ounpe.enty, thar arc GRO
baby moi favourable bvth ot lie moral di'Po-
htlors AMI ehsraaer. 4hG the rsal comfort ADD
enjnymenl III Ifs. i ssewrhy If notice than
ii 70 extenfYe family. net one individual wa
prevented from attend ng ths meeting by fct-
refs, although iyPhns tevei las for Tome lime
been prevalent where great proportion Of is
members reGde and may Ne further regard
CT as iirguisr that amovg n many reisrves,
there hould be none depav 81 he ufe ofatin
sic iimb q fenie. eaceps o. Who has Lately ioft
her fight The VA Il nam5er IF Perlons Tow
living 10 whom Mar. Sn = i, Uncle, in III differ
en- degrees Of hat reia,ier, is nor lefs than
Tag; which is the niue remarkable. as he IS
himef a bschtlcr, an has conflqnenty only
oae line Of relations 10 eaomeyAtc. Ian par. 7
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
Licefes.

NOTICE Is h-re,y givsr, that By "a order
~ ihs Court of General SytIions of The Peace
II as conaty u Cumberland. which was bolden
y wsdpctiter me iait wtek-thofe pcTiOns who
M'e aefn'sd BY 'aid Court, Innholders or Refad-
SIS nay Fecogaiie with the Clerk, any time be-
i'Ir rs Tbrfcsai5 Of N5prmBrr next.
07zs. SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
NOTICE.

I SA SALE, il applied for immediately, a New
roeop near the took Of Union 9reet, the moa
hssan.S terme.-For particulars apply 20 ions
sssSr, o. BENJAMIN EVANS.
fyas1a, Ca. -.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
Englifh Hats.

Ev;T re- wed ~ ne lfizgvr from Lsair, and
J ~ fls - JOHN jerks, No. q, JoNEs' Row
ssrs, an sTor men, o. Meas sud Youths HATS
"a ig7sror quality sud very chcap. on 20.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
400 Dollars Reward.

100 I1OIIdTo NCWdIu.
WHEREaS Il IS fafpefed that fCme. evi minded
!, psfan Or orrions dslgnediy fetfre e he TWO
= 0ois' WASH were suFnt n-rhis the laf week
-as set;'nsn judge proper 20 Offer and DO hereby
sasf a reward Of Two Hundred Dollars, any per
- or Ps'foas Who VII. dircover aud apprehend the
AIRY Or insendisres 70 that he or they may be
'oasiasd Of iaid crime.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
THOMAS MOTLEY,
ISAAC II.SLEY,
JOSEPH II INGRAEAM,
Joseph 1ITCOMB.
f''fza2, s6B on SoI
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
ALMANACKS for 1902.

and i nov ready for &c whoIefale and Retail
Il the Bookitore ot jerks * CLARK,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02

There viii alto be kept ior fate by JtHSs CtAEx,
TAT ne Bs'aa pyjessJ eonlt~ut iupplvof
The MASSACHUSETTS, REGISTER and UNITED
STATES CALENDAR,
The IA FAR ERS'S ALMANACK hy 2 z. Tbs7sas.
fSATAH THO Mass. LOWS, stWALL's.
BIC<ERSrAFF 5, &c. ~ tie doz. or Cog.
or -6 l8ol
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22
For Sale, or to be Lea/ed,

~
For Sale, or to be Lea/sd,
In the City of Warrington, and poaeGior,
given Immediately,
A handlomc, well-Gnifhed
three tory BUILDING, on New Jeriey
Avenue, in the vicinity Of the Capitol,
and the neareR dwelling on the foulh Of
it on Capitol Hill. The lot ai,d houie
are we'll ftuated, ard will always COM
mand All uninterrupted view Of the whole
city and George Town to the wet, as
we'll as of;the Potomac and Ealern Branch.
The houfe contains 10 convenient rooms,
executive Of garrett and cellars.
Iflold, United States flock, or flock in
any Of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part Of the payment, and agood
title given; or, if lealed for s years, the
terms would be accommodating 20 a good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
applying to Mr.. Jofeph Hodgfon, in that
city, or the fubfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
January IS. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22
To Rent.
THE Long Glade,

WITH two hundred acres Of land ad.
joining, fruated in the county Of Fairfax,
OF the Pof Road to Alexandria and the
City Of Warrington, I9 miles from the
former ard IS from the latter.
The Gtuation for a tavern Is equal to r.
ny In the county--The buildings are coz
v~cnient, new and good. The meadow OIL
ly will pay double the rent.
1t will be rented on Reasonable terms to
an irdufrious feady man. "A Germaia
would be preferred.
Apply to Mr.. Wyley near thePremifes,
or ]. SWIFT.
Alexandria, Jan. 70, eoss
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22
F I z E.

Early in the evening of the 10th a FIRE
was difcovefed in the South EAT part of
the Treafury Office, City of Warrington.
A comfortable number Of perfons collected
in hort time from the City and George
Town. notwithstanding their ex%ertions,
however, and the active ufe Of the engine
belonging to the Office, within the houfe,
the FIRE was not cxtinguifhed for leveral
hours. It extended itfelf from the apart
ment where it commenced to one or two
Others andpenetrated into the fecond tory
but fortunately did not reach the roof.
Had this building been confirmed, be-
ides the public lois, a humber Of private
buildings would have been greatly endan-
gered, particularly as the wind was high
and blufering.
Some perfons continued idle, unconccrn-
ed fpeHators of a fcene, which threatened
70 much calamity. They have proved
themfelves deAitute of the feelings of hu-
manity, devoid Of fenfe of propriety, and
a difgrace to human nature. Who can
regard them, without mingled indignation
and contempt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22

that ftae, ana including the lands occupi-
ed by the petitioners.
A bill tor erecting flight houfe ON CAPE.
Ioe' on the ENTHUSIASTICALLY part ofMar-
tha,s Vineyard was ordered to be enprog.
co, and read a third time tomorrow.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22
Csngrsf Of the United States.
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES.

.rN,e2 >
The petition of Griffin Taylor was pre-
s.nted and ordered to lie on the table.
A memorial from the merchants Of Phi
,adelphia, Eating the great Inconvenience
which has arifen by the operation of that
rart of the act ofthe 18th of May, 1900,
which relates to a drawback on goods,
&c. imported in foreign fhips or v~efEels,
J. vas read and referred to the committee Of
commerce and manufactures.
Mr.. VAIN reported on the petition of
Samuel Lewis, fen. that a committee be
appointed to bring in a bill to difcharge
tie petitioner from imprifonment on a
Judgment in favor of the u. S. againft
him, and Meffrs. VAIN, Grove and I'm
lay we're appointed for that purpofe; from
which committee MIR. Vain prefented a
bill to that effect, which was twice read
and referred to a committee Of the whole
tomorrow.
Mr.. Macon, from the committee of
claims, reported againft the ieveral petit
tons Of William Mafkward, Luke Broad
head, and John Barry, and the houfe APP
proved Of the report
MIR. New made report from the com
mittee appointed to prepare a bill for regu-
lating the grants ofland, appropriated lor
the refugees from Canada and Nova-Sco-
tia, which was referred to a committee
Of the whole en- Wednesday.
Mr.. New ALTO reported abill regulating
the grants Of land appropriated for the re-
iugees from Canada and Nova-Scotia,
which was read twice, and referred to
the committee Of the whole on Wedncf-
day.
The houfe went into committee of the
whole on the report of the committee or
the petition Of Solomon Bottom, which wa.
agreed to. The report relieves the petit
toner from any further claim Of the u. S.
againft him, and directs his diicharce from
confinement.
Inc report was agreed to in the houfe
and Mefrs. Bayard, Thatcher and Spaieht
appointed a committee to bring in a bill.
Mr.. S. Smith, from the committee of
commerce and Manufactures, prefented a bill
IN fSilotio tiiCICIu lldIUeQ,
as Mine and Metal Company, which
was read twice and referred to a commit
zee Of the whole houfs on Thurfaay.
Mr.. S. Smith, from faid committee
presnted a bill for erecting a light houfe
on cape Coe, which was read twice and .
referred to a committee of the whole houle
to-,Horrow.
$50 - $50 -"
me houte went into a committee Of the
wnole on the report of a committee on the
p.'lslon OF +. B. Chandlear, who report
q the tame without amendment, TO which
avPors the houfe agreed; and appointed
mea1s; Bayard, Foi9er and Linn to bring
KslslOed, That McIrs. Lee, c. Good
I'LL snease, S. Smith, and Harper be a
.al.!ee to enquire and report by bill or
nslWife' into the e~xpediency of making
u'et proyiion to facilitate the commu-
s:.ion between the different parts of the
onIcd States, by meana rs rna rood
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22
The Prehdentof xkc USi1td. Stxts, wa
obferved iii the ranks for conveying water,

Inc freiidenei0t 3nc Qni1fd, Stated. VA
~obfervedin the ranks for Conveying water
We learn from Hamburg, that the x
portation of Potah has been prohibited q
Rutiia, which has caufed a Frong TenfatioT
in trade, and RATED the price Of thae arts
Gle from ten or twelve to one hundred.
The inhabitants Of Baltimore, held /
meeting on Saturday the ath INIT. and
determined IN eitablifhing a Difpenfary-
Rules were agreed upon, as the BATS Of
the ~inRitution, and for the governments
thereof. A number Of respectable gentle.
men were appointed a committee to folicit
subscriptions for tho benevolent purpofe.
The Glafgow Courier Of the 10th Nd.
vember, gives the following as an extract,
&C." Mr.. --,who has reided for
Tome months in Paris, is lately returned
from It, reports, that the public confidence
in Buonaparte is unbounded, and his inau-
ence 70 prePonderating, that the conis-
quence Of every other individual, Of Sieyes,
of Carnot, and others who have made !
figure in the different Rages Of the revolu.
ton, is totally annihilated. He admits
no one into his confidence, and commands
a mott perfect fubmidion from all parts Of
his government. Many of the members
Of 1t are inveterately hottie to each t,her,
and know no common Continents but their
awe of him, and profound reipea for his
authority"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22
Ale*andy,a Adyert,ser.
THURSDAY, January ~.
COMMUNICATION.

@
The Legislature Of Virginia. BY reied-
ing the bill for the extention of the Char
ter of the Bank Of Alexandria, evince 4
deadly hofility to the PROPERTY Of the
Town OF Alexandria, and that portion of
the back country which is connected with
il. The extending the Charter of the
Bank could injure no part of the fate it
would not be eRablilhing any principle
hottie to f%ational Republicanilm, but
would be doing a great good to Alexan-
dria and the adjacent country, without
injuring any part of the fate. Yet this
reaionable requef was rejected. Why
was it rejectedi Becauie certain leading
men in Virginia, whole opinions controul
both in and out Of The Legislature, hate
commerce, and with to dcAroy il. As
Alexandria depends upon commerce for
her lupport, can her citizens with to re-
main one moment longer under the doni-
MON of Virginiai Do not their mott
important intereits require that Coneref
holld without delay aiiume executive ju-
fidiction Of the Territory Of Columbia,
and render the citizens of this part of the
difriet independent Of the government Of
Virginia, Whole with it is to check every
advancement towards commercial impor-
lance, and nip IN the bud u infant town.
Surely no man reiiding in the DifriA of
Columbia, Whole opinion is not as anti
commercial as that of the Legislature Of
Virginia, will hefitate in foliciting Con-
greis to accelerate their plan of govern
ment tor the diariet. Some object to the
ainmption being made at this time. Their
with is to pofpone it until the next felton,
of Congrefs, i'll hopes that if Mr.. Jeferlon
is PRECEDENT, he will reward their Jealous
fupport Of him by giving them Offices III
the difria. The opinions Of fuch el6h
and intereRed beings, it is hoped, will be
treated with the contempt they dcfcrve.
AN ALEXANDRIA,.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-22

MIR. Macon, from the committee of
claims made a report on the petition of
James Clark-which was referred to a
committee of the whole houfe and made
the order of the day for Tomorrow.
Sundry petitions were read and referred
to committees.
Mr.. Bayard from the committee APP
pointed for that purpofe, reported a bill
for the relief of Solomon Bottom.
An engroHed bill entitled, an act forthe
more convenient organization of the courts
of the u. States was read the third time,
and on the q~uefiion hall this bill pats, it
was decided in the affirmative. Ayes s1.
Noes 43, as follows:
YEAS.
MsD15. Bae,, Bartlett, Bayatd. Bird,
7. B,o4vn, Cbamphn, Cooper, Cyaik, d.
ma, 7. Davsxbort, F. D~nvenbo,t, Dennis,
Dirk/ox, Edmond, Evaas, FgRe,, Free
man, Glenn, Goode, c.. Gooarieb, E. Good-
rich, G,Iqvsld, G,ov<, Harper, Heudey-
Jan, Hill, Hager, Imzny, KHfe,a, TX Lee,
S. Lee, Morrit, Ons, Page, Pihekney,
Platf, PoeseA, 7. Reed, N. Read, Rnf-
ledge, Shepard, i. C.. Smith, Sb<aJx,
Teuny, Thatcher, J. C. Thomas, r. Tbo.
n1s, Wa9davord, Wam, L. WlAlams,
81.
~ A Y S.
MeD;s. AYqon, Bailey, PjAop, r.
3,s1Uu, CbrJfn, Clay, Claiborne, coudIt,
DavH. Dozy/on, Denf, EggAfon, Elmer
hG GaHut,r, Gray, Gregg, Harm, He'll
Ter, Holmes, Jaeklx, K1ebeM, Leb,
kyou, Linn, Macon, Mubz<s5eyg, Nr4v,
Nicholas, NiehoIou, Randolph, Smile,
i. SmVb, S. Smith, Staigbt, Stan5o,d,
Sam1ter, 1aAiafeyyo, Tkomb/ou, Il Irigg,
7. I,igg, Eax CoytAauat, Tuynnou, 4.
WMamt.-43.
The paRage Of this bill was oppofed in a
hort fpeech by Mr.. Gallatin.
An engroiIed bill entitled, an act for
he reiiefof W. Nichols, late Marlhall Of
'ennfylvania, was taken up for a third
;eading.
Mr.. Gregg faid that when this bill was
,efore the houfe yeferday there appeared
, very comfortable difference of opinion as
tofaas. He believed papers might now
,e obtained which were not before the
committee of claims when they reported
The bill, that would enable them to make
inch a natement OF facts as would reconcile
thefe different opinions, and lead to adif-
serent deciiion from that contemplated by
the bill. He would therefore move that it
DC committed to the committee of claims.
This motion was carried in the affirm
alive.
Mr.. rinckney from the committee APP
pointed for the purpofe, reported a bill
giving a right of presumption to certain
p%erfons for certain lands purchafed from J.
G. Sims, between the Great and the Lit
tie Miami rivers.
A letrer from the cornminioncrs OF the
city Of Warrington addfeAed to the fpeak-
er was read, requefting that n apartment
might be aligned in the capitol to the
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