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Nov. 49,.


THE Partnerlhip Of Brown
and LONG, Hatfers, being difolved by
mutual content, all thofe who are Indebted
to laid Firm, are de6red to make irme-
date payment to the Subfcriber, who is
fully authorized TO lettle the buGnefs Of the
concern.
SAMUEL LONG.
n. B. The buineis will fill be carried
on by the Subscriber, at the fame fhop,
who will pay frid attention to any favors
conferred on him.
Nov. I8. co
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IE3ubL.c SALE.

On Fraay next, at &c o'Cloek, II. ".
av,N bey,H at tbe Yendue Stare,
One BE of RUGS,
FJr the benefit of the concerned.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
Nov. II.
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. me, ana that in tie day Of danger
Ss s ), byoocrite in public life, the world
~ ~ i puzzlsd 10 decide, whether yoa
W = apoltate or an impoiior, whether
y :, have abandoned good principles, OF
Is.,her you ever had any J
THOMAS PAINE.
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SAMUEL LONG.
COTTON &. STEW ART

Haze fo, SAFE, a fsqv tobies Of
Judge Waihington's Reports
Of Csuies argued ard determined in the
CoyRr OF AprEALs OF VIRGINIA.
Alto, Pothier on Obligations; Taylor's
Reports Haywood's Reports Burns
Law Of Infurance Park on InGurance and
Bacon's Abridgment.
Nov. I8. 4
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Iutt Received,

uft Received,
ind far Sale at THOMAS PA7TEW's
Fe.9ae Starr, at the corner Of King g
Oa'on Stress, haa9j0me aDSrtmtat Of
MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
CONSISTING OF
8 large handfome Sideboards,
fmall do. do.
1 Scrutoire and Book Cafe, {
large fett Dining Tables, ~,s
pair Gard Tables, ~
ladies' Scru,oires,
z Stand Tables,
Breakfaf DO.
s 2oarter do.
Wafh Stands.
Nov. IS.
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PHILADELPHIA, November IS.
IL rIived, nip Cc.1eiia, Bits, Bolton !;
x M.aosri, Vickasv, Cantcn thir
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.


ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. -,
In pwjnGnee Of an Ordfr q Tie
circuit Coart far TIE daHa and emmy
atorslaid, mate BY e0gIfnf Of f4f'n'
The cafe IF tke United States; v n II
Robsr T. Hooe s5' alters in ebanfsry' F'|
be exBslea II fadhc falf jar rfGfy T"y
nbm tie Iofb Day efJans next tDfjs'.,y,
mg 0algabLe tyberIy, e0pgfyfd " 'r T
fbe Gb/eribers ~ Col. Jo61 I"Ss"'"'
zate offhis to7va, deteqJfd, 0iz;,-" II
4 Water Lot commonly call,
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying Gp@n !, ' u
fouth idc Of King freet and eat I 1,', i
Union nreet, and bounded by an al'f =.
40 feet in width, on the fou'h from wv
Or , arest 70 the water. On this piece O
ground are crested three Brick n. f.,,
5oules, "a feet 4 inches in front, 49, # re-,
deep and three Nories high each-1 aa,s =,
SAIL LOFT above the up per no3 n, he
feet in length and AZ ieet WV Lining,
floor. all under one root h?J' :" ni,os
ard on the caft lide Of this hou'e' , ~ Of
Of ground unimprored the whole , ';"s on a
the houfe, s. fee, deep tcI IT'D front Of tie
zs feet alley, laid out upon TIE '' .,hsrf isa
wharf. From the front OF the s' f.et by
pier extended into the river 100 ~. w. ojcr
60 in breadth. Appertaln,ng 10 fde and
is dock s. feet wide on tue c ON
another IS feet on the other rae
Vim. HERBERT, Truaees'
no. C. HERBERT } III
MAY 8. 1,r-
Printing N al ITS O0r'fg %
emed at this office. -=
go. = 49,.
PRINTED DAILY 81
S. S NO W D + M
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G'o3ny Of Alrxaadrta,
AbrH II, 1901.

Was taken up and committed
to this Jail, as runaway, Negro man
who calls himelf ISAAC, and fays lie
belongs TO Mr. Henry Griffith, of Lou
doun county, near the Red Houle: he is
about 40 years of age, of alow aa'ure,
and film made had on an old brown coat,
Jacket and breeches of.negro cotton. The
owner is requefed to come, prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take him away
otllerwife he will be difpofed of as the
law directs.
JAMES Campbell,
May IS. law Jailer.
Cath given for rags.
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The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among the iaihionahIe through
ont Europe, as an Invaluable cafnietie, perfectly
innocent and fate, free from corroiive and rep4l-
lent minerals (the BATS of other lotions) and ef
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
blemithes in the face and ikn of every kind, par
eicularly freckles, pimples, nflmulatogy redneis,
'{curis, teltcrs, ring worms, fun burns. prixley
heat. &c.
The PerGan Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding that natural, inicnhblc perifirat'eean
which IS enential 70 health. Yet its falutary r.
'fsccts are tpeedy aud permanent, rendering the
Gln dclicately loft and clear, improving the cent
.plexion, and reltoripg the bloom Of youth Ne
yer falling TO render an ordinaFy eonrtenaade
beautiful, and an Ilandlon1c one moTei 10.
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The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
arerg;hcas the guns, preferves the enamel from
decay, and cleanfes and whitens the tceth, by
abforhing all that acrimonious fine & foulntts,
shich FILTERED to accumulate, never fails TO in
lure and finally ruin them.
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sHAMILTO ESSENCE and EX-
TRACT of MUSTARD,

A1afc and eff.ctual remedy for govt, fheuma-
tim, palfey, fprains, bruifes, pains in the face
and neck, &c. Ana has performed more cures
In the above complaints than all the other med-
scines ever before made public.
Fran Dr.. Weatberburu,
WITH eogafy,. Virguia.
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IN The CAFE Of jane. en-.
q BANKRUPT sScS,
WHEREAS a comm;alnal,


WHEREAS conmidIon d b,,t,...
cy was duly awarded and illued ' sa
James Stiles, Q. the town Of Ales, ass.ae
in the diitr'se Of Columbia, by the
and the dsfcription Of James c iTy name
the 9th day OF May, in the wear 4 IS on
lord, one shoufand eight hundred ,,S \, CUT
And whereas the commiilioners in Ia aa ,s9:
the fad eommiliion named and aprb rra ~
have declared him to bsa bankrupt p.''; o.
Iaid coamiilloners do hereby fumno ~, 1s
require The faid James Giles pe1o, , aIa /.
to be and appear before the comm;iTnn s'y
10 the fad commiiiion named, on Thurls.s,
the 18th day Of this prefer, month u,y
Thurlday the 3iaay o! June next. and Va
Friday the 18th day Of the fam. m mon "a
at Gadiby's Tavern in Alexandri,. =,
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day, tS.n
and there to be examined, and to NAL. a
full and true difcoyery and difclofre Of !,
his efate and effects according to The a
rettions of the stt Of Congrels, entitled
F" An att TO efabiilh an uniform !yNenos
bankruptcy throughout the United States
at either Of which meetings the crsditons
faid bankrupt may attend to prove Il.
fame, and ;;aole who are indebted to t5s
faid bankrupt, or have effects of any kind
in their hands belonging 70 him, are NOT
&c pay away or fecrete the fame.
JAMES KEITH, !
]. c. HERBERT, (comnyTspen.
]. B. NICHOLS,
T1fe, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to the communion.
May S. DOW
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TAPE worm.

Mr. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn-keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles frcn1 Baltimore,
hogan about 40 months ago to be grievouily sf-
fiiaed with tape worm, which jncrsaied tait
in Gze and Grength, 70 as TO excite the nlott
horrid ienlaticns by its writhing motions and
;ntolerable pains, refenlbing the gQswing and
Gearing of his bowels, which deprived him Of
his necefary lcep, and cauied iuch dreadful aP-
preheniions as capnot be conceived but by one. IN
iiniiar ftuation--his appetite waited rapidIys
and with chat his ftrengsh, 70 thai he was una
bic to attend to any bufinefs--when he heard
of fome excellent cures performed by Hami!
tin worm Iozenges he to1k a large dOie, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS of the
worm (now in the poGefion Of Lee & Coz
but renewal of his pains foon convinced him
tina. this monarous repti lie had recovercditS trtt
vigour-App ica1ion was made TO Lee & Co.
for more OF rheir'medicine, with their advice
from which refulted the total. expuliion of his
formidable enemy, in ievera' pieces, which he
fuppo!ed to be SIX or EIGHT YARDS mere.
A few months have fnce elapled, and Mr.. Full
Ter is now III perfect health, The above facts
are well known TO q numerous circle OF his neigh
bours, and himlcf will crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on the iubjeet.
Although hamtlton's Worm lozenges produce
fuch powerful effects, when nece]fary, yer they
are perfectly innocent aud mild in their opera
ton on the human body, even taken in large
dotes, as MFR. fuller VII! teaify--their particu-
lar n,ildnels is abaadaatiJ evident in lnilumera.
bic cures O. infants
Communicated y Dir. Jobm Sbaaglsy,
2ork- tozvn, Penallvauia.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL.
TIER, n,inilter OF the Moragian church, in
YORKTOWN
s2ul, January III, 1907.
Dear, Sir,
Or. fian,iiton's lozenges have been recon-
mended TO me as a very adequate means for the
cure Of children affliaed with worms, proeur-
ed box for the ule of my family, to try, whe-
rherby means OF this medicine, might be era
bled TO gain point, which, TO accomplish, diff
terent other means had proved abortive. My
eldcG boy had very fckly appearance, was very
refteisa at night, grew leancr from time to time
in ihort, he feemed to be in prccarious fate of
health. which would yield TO none the medi-
ciucs administered, until gave him two dofes
oflozenges, agreeably to the directions, which
carried of a iuoftance to all appearance mere
mlcus, BIZ, upon elole INFECTION quite r.plee
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SAMUEL BISHOP.

SAMUEL BISHOP.
BOOKSELLER, & STATIoNER
RsfeRfalJ informs fbe Pabhr thai bsb0s Z,
rseeived fran Lee Fl Cas- Patent and
Family Medicine Stare, baltimore,
J,s@ a0orfmsut Of TIE fello4v'xs
Valuable Medicines,
fWbie6 are IN high sqreu md general NE.
tbvagbout tie United States, mary Of
them berg foa cheaper Than The drugs
efaubirb tbey are compounded, e0ua be
5x,ebafed at retail Stare.
G TAKE NoTIcE,
Thai S. BJf5op is appoiutea tbr ONLY II
GER for Alexaudria.
DIR. HANfILToNss ELIXIR.
: Alovercign remedy for Colds, obitinate Coughs,
Ailhmas, Catarrhs, Sore Threats, and sAp-
preaching Coniumpticns.
TO parents qOb0 may bave children G17i6fea
qvitb The HOPPING COUGH.
MS uIlCOVely Is TIC iiilt piaS - =
IS an immediate relief, checks the progrels, and
in ihort time entirely removes the mott cruel
diforder 10 which children are liable--the Elixir
is 70 perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 tmall,
that no difficulty aries in taking it.
!. From LUTHER MARTIN, Ell. Attor-s
ney- General Of the STATE Of Maryland.
Gentlemen,
comply with your requea in Eating my
/. opinion of Hamilton's Elixir 1t has beer uied
in my family for two or three years pa&, with
uniform fucceis, whenever colds, coughs, or fl
milar complaints have rendered medicine. me-
celary | have mylelf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for a very painful and trou-
bIefome affection of the breaf, accompanied
with foreneis and with obtructed and difficult
: breathing.
On shefe accounts I do not heiitate 60 recon-
mend Han,ilron's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and deferving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr. Abijah Heniy, Bridgc-Street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle OF Hamilton elixir OF
very complicated diforder, occaGoncd by fe-
we're cold caught feveral months ago. He
brea,hcd with the greatef difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening fweats when he
( attempted 10 walk any dittance, and his voice
would frequently fail in fuch degree that he
could only attempt to whilper !, he has been
upwards OF fix weeks without return of his
complaints. and defires to give this public tef-
timony in favour Of this invaluable medicine.
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lignant fevers,
IS RECOMMENDED

DR.. FAHNss ANII-BILLlOUS-Pi PILLS.
The operation Of heie pills spe,fealy mild, 70
as TO be uled with fae,y by pcrfons in every fitu
ton, and Of every age.
They are excellen,ly adaptedto earryof luper-
iuous bile, and prevent its morbid iecrctions---to
reftore and amend the appette--ro procure free
pctpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
arc often attended with fatal copieqaences---a
doia never fails 70 remove. cold, il taken on its
tirit appearance. They are celebrated Tor re-
moving habitual Observation-Disclosures at the ITO
mach, and fcyere head aehe--and ought to be
taken by all perlons on change OF climate.
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with very fmallliving animals. Not onc Of that
fort Of worms which ufnally aifli& children,
came from him. Since that period he grew re-
narkably better in health, and though lean.
has got freih and lively complexion. Upon
different locations have uled this medicine as
n,rqinq lu bitutc, and found it to anfwer exceed
iingiy well, without bringing on belly-ache, or
any OF thofc dllagreeable ienlalons, 10 often oc-
caiioued by purglng medicines Upon the whole,
i iadge this medicine TO be, belidcsits main OBJ
iea, one of the mott falurary means for Rotor
ing LOFT appetite, and promoting proper fate
Of digeHion, by carrying off that bilious iub-
itance, which engenders 70 much indiipottion
both among children and adults,
am, Sir, your moH obedicnt fervant,
John MOTHER.
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THE ANODYNE ELIXIR.
For the cure of every kind of head ache.

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fate and fpccdy remedy for the venefial diff
cafe.
San ounce of prevention is worth pound OF
cure"
For the prevention and cure of bilious and ma
lignant fevers,
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Or. HA4Nss GENUINE EYE WATER.

a fovereign remedy for all dileafes of The eyes,
whether the effect of natural weakness or Of &C
cident, Deductions of rheun1, dullnefs, itching
and films on the eyes, never falling to cure thofa
maladies which frequently fucceed the fmail pox,
nleales and fevers, and wonderfully ftrengthen-
ing a weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its exec lent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
fight
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the

Which is warranted an infaliible remedy at
one application, and may be uled with perfect
fafety By pregnant worlen, or on 'ntants week
old, not containing particle OF mercury, or any
other dangerous ingredient whatever, and is not
accompanied with that tormenting fmsrt which
attends the application of other remedies.
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DR.. HAIfN's TRUE. and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN PLASTER.

An infalliblcrcmcdy for corns, iPeedily rcmov-
ing them, root and branch, without giving pain.
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Myth e04aty,. Hirgiuia
Gentlemen.

Ipurehafcd at your ihop the preparations you
call Hannilton's Eifence, or Extract of Mufard.
which believe has perfectly removed chronic
rheumatifm (of that kind named fciatica, or of
the hip ioius) under which had 1aboured for a
long tine, aid which had bafRed every article
In the Nateria Mcdica, and every mode OF treat
ment received into practice for the cure OF this
.obfinate difeafe, lyon think this letter uieiul
! you are at libertyto make it public.
Vnure Sc
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet difcovered which gives
and laaing relief in the moa leverc
iafances.
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~ Dir. Joba Spaag}sy,

York-tozpu, PeuaDlvauia.
Letter iron, the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL.
TIER rainilter Of the Moragian church, in
YORKTOWN.
.2[lask, .TaaAary III, 1907.
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P. WEATHER BURN.

John Hoover, ~rope-maker, South Second
Street, between Mary and Chriitian-Streets,
Z Philadelphia, voluntarily rnaketh oath as FOL
lows, namely, that his wife, Mary Hoover, was
10 fevsrely all 6ted with violent rheumati;al,
very dangerously iisuatei, the coufequcnce OF a
ievere cod after lying in, as to be confined to her
bedsfor feyeral weeks, and was at length re-
dused to the melancholy appreheniioa Of re-
mott Respectable medical advice was followed,
aud every probable remedy attempted: when
fleeing ieveral cafes of cures performed by Fia-.
mi'ton's Edence and Extract Of Mulard, they
were procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South
second-Sreet. The frt application enabled
her to walk acroE the room aud the u(e Of ore
bottle relfored hec TO her ufu j fate of health
and frensth. JOHN HOOVER
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Body laall require; and the FIRE Conful
and the Emperor of RulIia may undoubted-
ly arrogate to themlelves that, foley ami
mated with the deGre consolidating peace
in Europe, and not influenced by any per-
fonal intereA, they have neglected moth
ing on their part TO prefeDt to the Diet of
the Empire fuch plan of indemnity, that
il appears to them impoGible to draw up
one Whole bsles and Developments lhould
be more contormable to the fpirit and let-
Ter of the treaty of Luneyille, more ana!o-
gous to the political fate Of Europe, ard
more favorable to the maintenance OF
peace.
The Two governments Of France and
R-udla are perluaded that the time which
they have fettled will be fuficient for the
decidon Of the Germanic snterets, and that
they will find, in the long PROPERTY that
Germany willdsrise from the plan, fveet
and honorable rccompence for the efforts
they have made to procure it.
(Slgned}
c. NJ. TALLEYRAND.
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NETWORK, January e.

The h,P Belfaf, captain tWaterman,
arrived at this port yeaerdsy from Lon
don, after the fhort PaGage Of s. days
from Falmouth, via, New London. She
brings paper Of the Iath December !;
and a regular file to the 18th November,
which is received at the Office of the
Mercantile Advertiser. From theie papers
very little intelligence OF an interelting
nature can be coll: eted.
Captain Waterman informs Us, tina,
when he failed, it was rumoured thai
Lord CORVALLIS was on the eve of Of de-
par,ure from Paris for London, it being
underltood that he had accomplished the
Object of his appointment !; and that the
French Fleet had not failed for the Welta
Indies.
Tn, Belfaft, left Falmouth in company
with the December Packet.
Entered, Ba,qae BelfaR, Waterman,
London; brig Be,iey, Roaon, Leith
schr. Come. a. Ceer, Ba',imon.
Cleared, Ship Maryland, Webb, Lon
don; William, Gadner, do. Caledonia:
Dckion, Jamaica brig Canton, Cafe,
Gibraltar; Schr. Eliza, Bonker, Marti
nique.
The fhip Ga!en, Fox, has arrived Al
Liverpool.
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Mera,tnrta aonerttSer.
- FalDAY, JANUARY 20.

= Yeaetday arrived, brig Active, Capt.
Haynes, II days from Turks Hand
Sailed IN company with the brig Heroine,
Capt. Buckley, bound to New London,
and ichoGner bound to R. Iland, name
'uunknowr,
Left there, the nth january, fchoon-
CT Lucy, Capt. Harding, Of Bottom, az
rived the Sd.
{" III tbe Senate, on Wtdns/aay zsR, on mo-
tax of NJ. Dayton, to refer tie bill far
tb< repeal eftb< Judiciary to committee,
tie Sesate aividsd, md the Tiee P,rfd<m
gac< the eating vote fir its being '1>1r,sd.
The committee foy6aedgs. Ubon b1ldf-
ing for the peyon', 1ahbtared, that Ms0's.
Bali4viu, ,4udt1/on, Calhoun, Dayton and
1Ms,,y bad tie majority Of o@'r;, and to
tbr great efony9mrrt of evey sae, MIR.
B,esktandg< Sc3t !sfs ant.
y. 81 Wad5. Fed.
!. Ext,aa ofa ktn,, tr0m ar aGre, Of tbt
5 Umited STATS Fusate PRECEDENT r<eeiS-
ed at Neu- York dated, --a+.'' =.
Malaga, Novembsr g, 1907.
". With pieaiu.e inform, you that we
axe our departure from IN: Straits very
ban !; we proceed from this torAlsiers
I've arc detained here in confequence Of
+, head w;nd. From A'g'ers We Gall
,roceca home. 1t i. iaid we will touch
a. CMiz. 1sppofs l ihau fee yoa the. III
Of February.''
1Ass the account lately pabliihea in the
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it, as in lisening to the arguments Of The
gentleman from Connecticut, he had for
gotten it.
The quefion was then taken by yeas
and nays, and lof-yeas 55-nays s..
Mr. Bayard then calico up his motion
made Tome time fince, 10 refer 10 the COM
mittee OF ways and means, On enquiry
into the expedieucy OF reducing the tax
upon tal.; on which he moved the calling
the Yeas and Nays; which were, Yeas
3z-Nays 81.
The reference was, therefore, loft.
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THURSDAY, January e..

The bill authorizing tire payment OF
deb INJURIES iisued on goods re-exported 10
Newt Orleans, before the Comptrollersi-
! Gued orders to the collectors, not TO grant
them, was ordered to be engrohed tor a
| third reading tomorrow.
MIR. sprigg, from the committee aP-
| pointed on the petition Of Samuel r..
Howard, made report which concluded
wi,ha general reiolation in lubasnce as
follows.
Refolved, tina, it is expedient to pats
law, directing the MARTIAL OF the dh,
trict of Columbia, to collect, by diitreis
and Cale of goods and chattles, or by exc
cu,ion againit their perfons, all fees that
have or may become due, from citizen.
OF the county Of Warrington, for fuits in
aituted againa them in the courts OF Ma
ryiand, prior to February z7'h, 1901.
This relolu,ion was agreed to, and re-
ferred to the fame committee to report a
bill. -"
DR.. Eufis, from the committee ap-
pointed on the fubject of the Notifications
of the harbors of the United States, re-
ported, that there were 10000 dollars
of former appropriations unexpended. 1t
was the opinion of the iecretary at war
that $500 dollars would be iuAlcient
for the expenditure OF this year. 1t was
therefore the opinion Of the committee
that no amendments are necefary in the
laws on that fubject. The houfe agreed
to the report.
The bill respecting Lieut.. Sterret, and
the officers and crew of the fch'r ELter-
prize, was ordered to be engrolled for q
third reading.
Mr.. Giles laid on the table refolu.ion
to the following purport:
Reiolved, that the Genius of the NJ
W. Territory, be referred to committee
to con6der whether any and'what mea-
fur S.; re neceAary at this time relative to
granting the people of that Territory a
fate government, and to provide for their
being admitted irto The Union.
Mr.. Nicholfon offered refolution to
the following effect, Relieved that the
!ec.e,ary of the ,realury be directed to re.
port to this houfe, what loan Office and
final fettlement certificates are outitand-
ing and not paid, and whether accounts
have been 70 kept at the treafury, that
rrovihon can be made for paying them,
without iubjecting the United States TO
be d,trauded.
This brought on debate which occu
pied the remainder of the FITTING. In the
courfe of it a great diverfty Of opinion a.
peased, and the propriety of altering the
Aatuses of limitation was diicu1ed. A
majority of the houfe appeared to be o.
poied to touching thofe itatutes, and tie
rsioiution was finally rejected.