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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18

We hear thar Mr.. Brodie at
Upperkeith, has for fome tine
palt been paying particular atten-
ton to the Improvement of his
flock Of iheep, and has brought
them TO very great perfection.
Indeed he has lpdred neither trou-
bic nor expenfc in procuring
principal iheep from the 6rt rate
breeders, and has tAis year made
an addition TO his flock ftom the
celebrated breeders Of MeiIrs. M.
* G. Gully Northumberland, Of
twenty ewes at one ban9re9 euin.
cas-, and at the fame time hired
from them a ram atEjfy gaiNsas
for the fcaIon. He has alio IN
his poheilion another ram, which
was letfor eighty gmaeaJ lalt fea-
lon, beiides leyeral other Of fine
ihape, one ofwhich is Crandfon
tothe famous Leiceitcrihirc ram.
hired TO this country It no leis
a fun than tbres hundred gninear
q iealon. Our butcher markets
have often food indebted 10 MIR.
Brodie, who was the hrit who
introduced the feeding ofHoulc-
Lamb. Scotch Paher.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18

The Mu& Ok, Of Hudion's
bay, produces wool, remarkably
fine, ioft and iilky. 1t has been
lpun, and wrought into gloves &
ltockings, which are warm and
lott as fur, and lultrous ike elk.
The feih of this OK forms 1
principal article offubhltcnce ~
the inhabitants Of Iudlon's bay,
both natives and Europeans. II
they be killed at a certain ieafon,
the aeih is itrongly tainted VITA
a muiky flavor; whence irsnainc.
We do not know whether il has
been domeficatcd, or ful>.aca
70 the yoke but, from the pc
culiarltymentioned above, woull
il not be a proper fubjea for ex-
perinental farmers ?
S4't~ css4..
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
Foreign articiss.
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERs.
DREADFUL INUNDAT10N.

DREADFUL INUNDATION.
Several diRriEis in the louth eaRern part Of
France and in the north of italy, have been en-
tirey inundated by the ovefhowing Of rivers,
occalioned by inceGsnt rains. A letter from
Milan fays " the bridges Of Pavia, Of Lodi, and
Of CaAano, are in part deltroyed BY the inunda-
tion, carrying away with them the unhappy
travellers who were paling at the time SIM
liar dilaaers are fad to have taken place at Fer.
rara, Catalina zgiore, Commo, and on the Pc.
from the town ot Aries, 10 the department. OF
the mouths of the Rhone, l1tter of the 9Th
fays. that on the 9th Of November an iDunda
ton took place, the like Of which mas iurely not
been feen fince the deluge The damageit Ia
done is incalculabe.. The rain continues to
fall in torrens, and was accompanied with the
loCdea thunder. Il feems as if the catara6fs Of
heaven and and eaith were opening to over
whelm Us. From the cops Of our houlei we
fee nothing but ! roaring fed, and wrecks of
buildings, and cattle patiing every mvnen in
dreadful corfuion. All our cattle, our feed,
aud the produce Of our ialt harvea are defroy-
ed. Our moles and our cauleways, thole i'm
menle works which our torefathers had builr at
great expence to defend the foil and infure our
harveRs are all rearly d-aroyed. The rife Of
the warters has been 70 grsss that il has furpah,
ed by four feet the a edtu luandaon Of 1853
The aquedud Of Craponne, erected twenty-fiZ
feet above the level Of the earh, is only two
feet higher than tie waters. Two az rteTs of
our city are under water fcveral honles have
fallen, ard have buried under them merchan-
de, furniture, provifons. and every thing tha.
the violence or fuddenefs of the inundaton did
not permit US to inatch from their fury.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
Legiaature Of RaGaebutetts.
HOUSE OF REPRESEvrA71YEs.

BOSTON, THURSDAY, FFB.II.
The report Of the joint committe on petitions
Of feveral towns in the county of York, praying
that the Supreme Judicial Court may Be NOV
ed from Wells to Alfred, came down rom the
Senate, where it had been referred to the next
General Court. The Houle non .concurred the
Senate, in the vote ofreference, and gave leave
to the petitioners to bring in bill-93to 81.
TUESDAY, FEE. IS
A part of this day was employed il difcuC
fng the principles for diariaing the Common
wealth agreeably to the late Genius. 1t was
decided, that MaGachuGetts diRrid lhal ele9
IS, and the diarid Of Maine Federal Repre-.
ientatives.
The Committee. to whom was referred the
report of the committee of Valuation, reported
the fame with amendments. Accepted,
WEDNESDAY, FFB. II.
TheBsothbay yFifheryBill pahed to be enacted.
The Senate, by meiTlge, informed, that they
bad referred the confederation of the refolve re-
lative to the erection Of State Prifon, TO the
next General Court.
A bill relpeling the maintenance Of boom
acrofs Saco river, between Buxton and PhiliPC
burg, was read twice.
A report Of J. Read and P. Coffin, Efquire,
relative to contrads of Eaaern lands, was com.
mitted.
The Secretary delivered the following Mef
fage:
Gentlemen Of the Senate, and
Gentlemen of the Houle Of Representatives,
By advice of the council have directed the
Secretary to lay before you letter from two
Officers of the Militia, in the county Of Han.
cock requelting compensation for fervices, for
which no proviiIon has been made by law.
CALEB STRONG.
CsnasR CHAMBER, FEB. II, 1904.
a bill to incorporate the northerly part Of
Poland, into new town, paGci to be enaaed.
The bill to incorporate Brownfeld, paded to
be enacted.
MeGrs. Prince, Green, Wade, Jewett, and
Lewis of G were appointed committee to
prepare Tax Bill. The State Tax to BE- the
fame fun as LAT year.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22

aliens. There is a provilo againa alien enemies
and againlt receiving the mere oath Of any alien
to prove TIE time of his own relideuce in the
United States, compelling him to eltablh that
point by other teltimony.
2. To caufe aliens 10 regiaer their names in
The Office of clerk of fome federal or fate
court, and to obtain from fuch clerk, GER
tifcate Of the fame, fuch certificate to be produ-
.ced 10 the court as evidence of the time where
the alien arrived in the country to include
all who arrived after June 1898.
4. To explain fome doubts relative to pro-
ceediugs under the naturalization laws, within
the State of Pcnnlylvania.
TUESDAY, FtB. 3.
A petition was read and referred, praying
that Marietta Ton the Ohio) may be eaablilhed
as port ofentry and delivery.
a melTage was received from the PrehoeRt OF
the United States, enclolng, l. "A return Of
ordinance, arms, and military flores, belonging
to The United States. 2. Return Of mufkets
and bayonets, fabricated at HaTper's Ferry, and
Springfield, with The 9xpence thereof and g.
An climate of expenditures neceAary for fortl-
6cations and barracks for 1894.
The Prefident llates bis opinisu Of the proPri
ETY. OF eRablilhing an additional magazine in
fome point convenient for NJ Carolina, S. Car
oliua, and Georgia
Pafay4g That the Secretary of the Navy be direaed
to furnifh the oule with copies Of any documents in
his Office relative to the object Of the voyage crcwsof
the frigate Infrgent and brigantiEe Pickering: and
alto 10 lare the time when and from whence they fail.
ed togetherwith any other inform ton re9eng their
loGs which il may be in his power to turniih
A bill was received from the Senate, to re-
peal certain acts foi the organization of the
Courts Of the United States, and tor other pur-
Pofes.
T BY this bill thofe acts arc TO receive their death
warrants the Ift July next
The bill being read twice, Mr. Bayard moy-
ed that it be referred to felea committee, aad
MIR. Randolph, that it be referred to the Com
mittee of the whole. A debate eulued on tbs
lal motion, which was fupported by MeGrs.
Randolph, Giles, 3filledge, Smile, & S. Smith,
aud oppofed by Mefrs. Bayard, Rutiedge, Girl.
void, and Dana. Mr., RAudolph's motion, of
courle, obtained ayes s4. Made the order
Of the day for Monday, the 5th init
THURSDAY FEB 4.
The fpesker laid before the Houfe letter
from the (ccretzTy of the navy, encloGng copies
OF the falling orders given TO the commanders
of the frigate, Inlurgent, and brigantins Pi, ker
ing.
been received of the fate of thef- vefels. from
which it is inferred that they were loG in aR e
quinoaial gale.
Leave of abfence granted to Mr.. Perkins for
the lefiion.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
THE CONCORD1T-

Il is fad thar the Con Cordat is forthwith to be pub
ihrd,by which the future fyem Of the French Church
u to be regulated We hear that Hcinels the Pope
gves Bonaparte the title Of Il CogGI Cbrj4ia7e The
C-ncordat limits the lumber of Archbhops FOR the
whole Republic to dfty. II pafes at Of oblivion on
AL the and deviAtAnS from the dcipne of the
church which happened during the revolution bot the
PrieGs who have married, though they are not 20 be
dfpohcled Of their bene ces, arc not e1arcife the
clerical functions. The ceremonies the fees pro-eC
ons, and hOydays Of the church the regulations about
diet, &c 10 be abridged and relaxed-and certain
hxed revenues, independent Of tythes to be attach
ed to each fee and parifh. It contains number Of
other regulations which will b. read with geat ntere
by the Catholics Of every country it will form new
era in the PsPa regimen.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22

Mr.. White, of Delaware, on the 18th Ian.
concluded fpeech in the Senate Of the u. S.
again(t the repeal of the Judiciary Law, as fol
lows -" will now, fir. in conclulon, notice
in a Ryle that It deleryes, the language of the
gentleman from Virginia, in the difcuhion of
this queltion, applied the Rate Of Delaware ;
language unworthy of this floor. He tortured
an expreilion of my honorable friend from New.
York, to furnilh himfelf with on opportunity Of
travelling far out of the fubjed, in order to in.
fult the honor of the fate belong 10 after
fpeaking of the liability of aates, he obferved,
that she ihould feel the fame Interea for any
fate large or fmalI, whether it were the little
fate Of Delaware herfelf, or The Gill more in
fgni6cant republic of ST Marino. The fpeech
is not yet in print, but if | am wrong the gen,
tIeman will correct me-
Mr.. Mafon explained he did not mean by
what he faid, any thing derogatory to the ltate
of Delaware on the contrary he entertained q
high refped for that fate.
Mr.. White-I hope, Mr.. Prelident, may
BE further INDUCED, l did not at the moment
diRin6ly hear what the gentleman faid but
now mutt Unfit on knowing explicitly from him.
not oRly what he meant, but whether he DC.
Geves the word igfgajfcaat," as uied by him,
could in any way apply to the Rate OF Della.
ware.
Mr.Malon was about to explain further when
the Vice Prehdent role from his feat and OFFER
we'd, that he was not in the Senate when the
gentleman from Virginia fpoke, but if he had
ufed any fuch words as were charged 20 him,
they were improper, and ought not to have
been permitted. That no reflections on any
fate or gentleman lhoDld be fuffered 10 the Sen
ate and that he hoped the gentleman from
Delaware would take no further notice of it.
Mr.. White-As the gentleman is now pleafed
70 deny his intention, in obedience to the chair,
I fhall fpare myfeH the trouble and his feelings
the pain of retort that very readily prefents
itlelf.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
THOMAS JEFFERSON,

Sr5sisf f fbs USitsI States Of -4styiea To az " sUsa~
FbsE 3ygFats Pail sO~e Grating
DoN VALENrtE De FBORANDA, having pro-
duced 10 me- his commfion as CoutG Gen. of the
Spaniih Nation within the United States Of Ameri-
ii, 90 hereby recognize him as fdch, and do de-
clare him free TO rxercile and enjoy fuch fuEc-
tionary powers and privileges are allowed TO
Coninls Of the faid nation by the treaty fubhting
between the United States aud His Catholic Majef-
~.
In TESTIMONY whereof have caufed the:e let
ters 10 be made patent and the Seal of the
United States "a tie hereunto affixed.
GlFEN under my hand at the City OF Waiting
ton, the twenty ninth day Of January, in the
tL's' year OF our Lord one thouisnd eight hundred
ard two, and Of the Independence of the
United States of America, the twenty- -fixth.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
BY the Pre6dent,
JAMES MADISON, See,y Of STATE.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
T)ien.

At Albrny, Major Michael Gabriel Hr3.n .
intendant Of the Military Stores there ~ super
active jealous partizan officer during the r.vnrs aa
at Taunton, 9th inf. in confequence Of fsl G.
his horie, capt. jonathan Inge, aged gz.-At ,,n on
Mss Sarah Pope, aged 63.--At Salem, Mr. nI-''
Plummer, aged 47.-At Hartford, Con- Rev s.-.- Ret
min Bo4rdmsn, aged 7o.-At Dedham, Col. Tm.,Lrs
Pollard, aged 55.-At Bodon, Mrs Mary Bowie. s-.s
IS Mars. Sulannah Dehon. Mr.. Samuel n,ns;S'l
Davenport mer. aged ~. Mrs. Martha Tuckerm''a.'
ged 10. Mrs. Elizabeth Minot, aged IA.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
DOuie Of Reprctentati0es,
NA7URALTzlqToN BILL.
TUESDAY FEB. 4.


The Bill reported by Mr.. Mitchell, on the
76th inf. for reviGng and amending the laws
On Naturalization Propofes feveral objects -
I. TorePeal the aG Pafed in the year 1893,
during time when the United States, were
threatened with being involved in the Europe
an war. At that time refdence of fourteen
years was required, before an alien could ac.
quire the rights of citzenlhp. He was sHo
fubjeaed to variety of forms and penalties,
which have fnce the pading Of that act, been
difregarded both by aliens themielves and by
the magitrates Of the places in which they did
reide.
z,>To recur to the act of 1895, which re-
quires previous refdence Of foe years before
an alien can be admitted>to citizeulhip; and to
make that The rule governing the admilion ot
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
rHrLAbt1fHtA, rra. s.
HIGH WAY MURDER.

HIGH WAY MURDER.
We are concerned to notice ipecies of rob
berry and murder which has but ieldom occurred
in this country. Early lat night in Marka
fyest, between the centre engine houie and the
S4brylkM, Wagon in which were two men an
bey from Cbsifer county proceeding with mar
ketiDg to this city, ,wasaoppcd by three footpads,
armed with piaols. With threat Of blowing
out their brains, they demanded The farmers to
deliver their money.-WhiIe one was in the act
of delivering Ito the amount Of between 4 or s
lhillings) the other undertook to expoRulate
With the robbers, and obferved it was a pity to
rob them, who were but poor men like them
felves-He was inRantly fhot through The breaf
by one of thefs bloody villaius.-TheY immedi.
ately fed. taking their courie, to the Northern
extremity of the city.
The decealed was man honef and indul.
rious, and has laft behind him wife and four
children.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
gDarrfrn-. :.

In this town, on Neutrality-suspicious. h. Il.
Dr. Deane, CaPt. George Waite, 10 Mif, Ei.. II. Asv
Wildndge-At Wells Mr.. Samuel Hill u M NfoIoFa y
hl'.6ie .1ie L,ieedAt Salem Mr. Jofeph spraru.
Ii na1sy , 1g1.et n4n,er oiso0a dr. Ar Bolton Mr. Benjamin
Henry Jones, 70 Mils Sally Fryars. O1' Mr.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22

A letter has been received AZ N.v
Amaerdam, which fays. aAil t'I~, c~, ofkirefA
American vehels are in demand asA,s j risgsd
chants are obliged to purchafs + for., our ast'
toms" s'gn bot.
.,on sttsT ~ 5Ia0 I5oa Long9 Oee. Sy', The inoo
ted, duty free, until The 6rG Of Ian ,so. psFmis
writer thinss Comfortable fupplies will be r,,. las
ana adds' SPAN and Portugal are in wsat.Fd ~1oIsd
and Belgium have noae to fpare-Holland 1-r rance
ufual and from the Baltic and the RIbe foa s than
expectations caaaot be,e&ps6ed. HI eoo.ht somcleht
that fine aour will bring 40s. pr bb aad lgosSFss
pr. cwt. iice 1ss.
1t is reported, Toudainti i appointed ~
iellor Of State; and this is the wav n oOuh-
conquered. 80 6e
The merchants Of Philadel phia and NJ
have prepared Memorials, to be preien,sS ork,
Prehdent, and both Lioufes Of congrsisI i The
that the bill for repeating the act, praying
Courts OF the United States, may not y bosTs n,a the
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
Jnternrent.

The following IS the report Of the Legislative con.
mittee appointed conhder what mesures were nroo
CT 70 be adopted by the government DC the tae ,or
v'nte their deep egret for abs dece2le Of Mr. Paft
and their feufe oe hF virtues and fervces. I, v,sn
nalimouay accepted aud the cGrcmoniss recon
mcndsd were OoGerved
- The JDInE Cotamittee, 70 whom the Mefage u,
referred, propoe following arrangements for psv
ing the tribute Of eteem ard rsfpea 70 iuy due 10 n.
merits Of the deeeafcd, viz That Hs Excgiency tbe
Governor and the Hon. Council, the Preidcnt n 5.
Senate, and the Speaker of tAe Houfr OF Reprecn,a
tiVes, bc requelted to attend the Fu1era ~ Andoysr
That on the day of intermenT the Chapains of IN.
two Houies perform divine fervice at the Old Brick
Meeting Houle, in thi5 town. and thar The Member,
Of Doth Branches Of the Leg Aarure meet in their re-
lpe6tve chambers and, at O'clock walk in nrocel
ion from the otate-Houe 70 the Meeting Eoufs, and
attend the fame THAT all LeglatiEe huinvfs ne ar
pended On thar day That his Exceency Be reouea
ed order minute gnHs ~ be free ia the town uf Boz
from the hours of two until four O'Clock in the az
The day OF the funeral and that the Select
Of Boron bt rsqueGcd 70 direa the toiing 9th.
bells Of the town. during the Fame time and THAI The
Governor. Council, and Members Of the Leglsinre
piece OF black Grape the left on th- Day
Of the funeral and from that time the cad Of the
preient lefhon."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
TSP the Paif.


wAsHfNuroE, FEB. 8.
We under(fand, that on the completion Of the
deinitive treaty between France and England,
MIR. Jackson, now at Paris, will be conlitut-d
miniter Plenipoteniiary from the latter coan.
try TO .he United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
390rtLano,
MoNDAr, FEBRUARY u, 1909.

The Hon. JOHN CUSHING, is chofen in con-
vention of the two houfes Of the General Court,
Senator for the county of Cumberland, in the
room ofthe Hon. Mr.. Longfellow, rsisned.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22

On Monday laR, were entombed at And0ver the re-
mains Of His Honor SAMUEL PHILLIPS, EIq. hte
Lieutenant Governor Of this Commonwealth
The afembiage Of Perlons on this loIsmn occaf0n,
was numerous and highly respectable.
The COrPle preceded by the SchoIarsof Phil
bps 4cadcmy'' the rralees Of the fame, and " PHIL
ps Exeter academy with their Preiident bis Er-
ceHency Governor Gilman Of New HAmp[hire. and
followed hY TIC inhabitants of AndOver and Of The
neighboring towns with the mouruers and Others in
carriages. The bearers Of the pail the Governor
Of this Commonwealth, the PreGdent of the Senate,
Speaker OF tde Hour Of Reprelenmives and three OF
the Council Having arrived the Meeting Houler
tervice was there performed before crowded and at
dGied daudeuce-A loemn anthem commenced thser-
erciles, and was fucceeded by lervent and appropriate
prayer from the Rev. Mr. French, in which The heart
and feelings Of the pious aud aheionate Paor were
deeply intereRed. "A hymn followed-Dr. TaPPan then
proceeded 10 dcour from that pathetic ejaculation ot
David, H8 Lard yar TIE Codly ffsib-t5' tntsfI
fail frsg1 among fbs children Of men,. prayer from ~
Tappan and another anthem csfed the iolema lerVes'
and the remains then conveyed TO the tomb q,
tended by the relatives and va train Of friends ana
acquaintance on foot The lcene was deeply aHsctnss
and ne heart but felt burng with forrow AZ the renee
ton, that they lhould fee more the face q h'n
whom they had delighted to honor"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
Prom PHILADELPHIA, FEB. II.

PROM PHILADELPHIA, FEB. II.
The bill, declaring that no Perlon fhall
hold an Office under The General Government,
and that Of Pennlylvania, at the fame time, an q
which was returned by Gov NJ. Kean, who
refuled to Ggn it, has been re-ena6ted by the
Houfe of RePreGsnt atives-76 to 4.
A bill has Pafed the Houle of Repre(enta.
tives, providing for the election of United States
Senators, by joint vote Of both branches Of
the Legislature ; and law directing thar the
Electors of Prelident and Vice Prelident, lhall
be chofen by general ticket. That mode is
preferred by the democrats which will bef pro
mote their own views and yet they would
complain of federalifs if they improved power
in the fame way"
A letter from refpedabIe commercial houie
at Havre to their correspondent in Philadel
Phia, OF the date Of Dec. 10, fays, 4" The inter-
cnuIle between France and LouiGana is On the
point OF becoming very frequent by The ex'
change which is about TO be (ifnot already
made between the French and SPanilh govern
ments. The Spanlh part Of St. DoRingo, ce
ded BY the treaty Of peace to France, is 70 be
Tefored 70 Spain in lieu of Louifana, which IS
to be putin poheiiion of the French. Vefels are
already preparing to fail for New Orleans
QUERY.-When the French take PolIeflion
Of l.cdiiiana, will they grant the citizens OF The
y S. all the privileges relative to the naviga
Gon of the MafpPi, SC. which are now en-
joycd by virtue Of orr treaty with Spain This
fubjett is worthy attention. (N T Pepl
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22

II is the lot Of few to acquire reputation ~ Ds'
and unfpotied, as that which Mr.. PHILLIPS Ponen'a'
and w fewer lIl To take an active ana decaeu PAi
all political events, and vet apTeierve integrity un
peached, and talents unconroveried F1e gf@uuaNL -.
Harvard College in l77T. While yet you'uj w
qualities which made eminent his riPer years II
him beloved and conipicuous. AT this carry P,r'O-
Te he was dilinguithtd for that loldity q uogn.n'
deep penetration tri moral principe' acGve art.
and ltabIe Chrlaian piety. which contiitueI VIC be
ing features Of bis chlTaaer, and ATTAINED io ~.
notice Of bis inlru6tors, and the attachment = IL M
quaIs He had lcarcely reached manhood ~ne. 49,,
fellow -townlmen, with readneis which ooes -4
their fagacity, elected him their RePreientauss .s
by their rufFages, and thar Of bis Dhtrct' nc Y,
"a 70 a feat in the Houfc and Senate Of Inc ,.
twenty y-fve years luccevey until the PnohGI Var
vated him to III. high cation in which nc o'9u "
twenty wears, without intermlthon, ne was h;rb
the Proficiency of The Senate, during perloas -.
the public mind underwent many agtato"'' -,;,,ed
perienced much change. His hnguAr' ano INA
attention to buinefs his facility 10 tranacsg afh,
above All, the known independence and Intes, nm.
chara6 prelerved to him, undep every aPeSl Ara
c affairs, iul and honorable popularity. - 1. ia.
demy. which bears his family name, ana wH' ~;a,ncs
debted, principally, 10 his patronage iof N -rd h
and celebrity, wtneGes his love Of aerste :, b;s az
ardent exsrtions IN iss eaufe An enihnhah "a tbs
tachment TO virtue, ChrGian in ientimen' G;.nd.
arideA protection. eminent for pety, pTiVSee heh
hD aud zeal Tor the pubic what good oIeaI ,r.r VI
kne,y his worth is no, wruug at his losi wha r, Of
his country does not lament one OF fae tsa *
the State. aud or private worth one " N
amPlsi
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
Senate Of the unittu States,

TUESDAY FEBRUARY .
A Bill was received from the Houie for exon.
Grating Samuel Dexter from i1us Of an aeion
commenced againA him, for the Houfe in which
the War. Office was kept, which was accidently
deRroyed by Are. Mr.. D. is to be allowed
fix dollars per day for his expenfes while at.
tending The fuit, and the uiual travelling char
ges.l
WEDNESDAY FEB. 4.
The queRion whether the bill to repeal the
JUDICIARY LAW Of the lAR felion, hsuld
pafs, was a. ain debated. Mehrs. Nicholas, Brad.
lev, Anderfon, Breckenridge, Jakion, Wright,
and Cooke fpoke in iovor of the bill which
was oppoled By MeGrs. Rofs, Ogden, Morris,
DAYTON and White. The argument continued
untl half paa five in the evening, when the
queRion was taken, The whole nnmber of Sea-
ators preient was 3I--i6 made vote. There
were, for the bill 6 -aga'nf i IS.
FoR The sILL--Ma)T1. Asderjon, B0ldcvia,
BrseteBri4e, Brady, BrsqUa, Coe4e, EHtrJ, Tn
F9Rer, Franklin, TactJon, Logan, S. T. Maf'H,
NicbolaJ, Stone. SHmPfer, Virgin.
AGAIEsr Ir-1fe6rl Cbibmaa, Coibon, Day
ION, D. Fsfsr, HiZ5ose, HozDa,5, 7. Majon,
Moris, Oleot, Ogden, Ref, SbsgG Tracy, Reflr
and Wbis.