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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-12

the union will be greatly endangered.
voul. msnlorialits think il neceA4ry 10
fate TO your honorable body in proof, that
their approximations on this head are well
founded; that the fhooncr Fair Play, re-
Gently arrived in this pert from Guada-
Ioupr, having on board five pestons Of The
above d,fcriplion, which the executive OF
hlt i!llnd compelled the captain Of laid
fchooner to bring away.
Wish lh- tu,lrit confidence that your
honorable body will condeieend to give to
q e above Representation the confederation
which lis importance demands, ard that
they may expect from your wi}dom iueh
M aieres as may be etEetsual 10 she pre-
mifes Your memorialilts will ever
pray, sc.
ct We are defired to menti-
on, that the fale adyertlfed to
take place on Thurlday next, Ct
Mrs. Atkins Prints, &c. ism
consequence Of her lntentionto
return to Philadelphia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-12
algranorta GUOfltISer.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Il.

By an arrival this morning from Bar
BADGES, we have the difagreesble intelh-
gence Of the lois of the brig Indu&ry,
Capt. M'Kenzie of this pert, crew iayed.
To The ED1Tos Of The Alex. 6aeertiser.
SIR,
A circular letter, written by mem,
Der Of the late General Ahembly of Vir.
gioia, has fallen into ny hspds, copy
Of which | herewith encloie TO you. Ii
contains information ofiome of their mots
important proceedings, and ! think ought
to be made as public throughout the Fate
a. peaible. 1t will lhew the people a
lpscimen Of the economy of their Demo
cratic Representatives. The conduct of
he majority of that body, as it reiPe6s
the lalary Of the Public Printer, is, in
ny view, the mott glazing piece of rob
berry of the kind ever committed. By
their partiality to WORTHLESS favorite, TIE
public are robbed of i, 900 dollars, TO la
Win away on him, and without any
other p,etext than that he is democrat.
Your inlerting this letter, or fuch extracts
from i as you may deem necefry in your
paper, will much oblige.
LOUDOUN CUSTOMER.
FsI,aay 10.
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William Haryhoq7ae
HAS FOR SALE,

a HOUSE g LOI on Wa
Ter free, adjoining on The North ide of
Major Mnncaiter's; LOT on the cor
ner OF Fairfax and Wilkes ltreet, near
which is pump from which good water is
had. Also, three LOIS on Prince ttreet,
joining Stewards cabinet work -fhcp. Fer
this property Marine Shares at par will be
taken.
About 100 bufhels good Oats
SEED, for Cath, may be had at his Mill.
Far Sale or Reut,
A BRICK HO y S E next
door TO Bennett and Watts in Kirg areet.
PoHsfion may be had on the hra Of the
Sth Month next.
2 mo. II. 60
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Notice.
TTOLDERS of fub!crip,ion papers for
& l. the work entitled, A DIRECTION
or Pfeparatiye to the Study of the Law
will particularly oblise the author by ad-
xiiog him OF the nnmbe, offubfcribers OBJ
ta;ned before the 6rn day of March.
R. w. PEACOCK.
City Of W4fhinston
Feb. II. ct
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THOMAS IT. WOCDING.

IL the Floafe Of Rsp-eieotatives of the
Uni.ed States, on Thuifday "a,
NJ. Thomton, f ON the committee az.
pointed, on the memorials of the city of
Wilmington aud A,exandria, resorted a
bill for efabiifhing the Government CT
Columbia.
This biz eaaLlhes a Legislature com
poled ct houfe Of REPRESENTATIVES to be
choien annually, and fenate TO be cholen
aiennially, by the freemen who have REID.
Cd in the territory IL months aud paid
taxes. No perlon to be eligible as a
member of the houfe OF representatives un-
leis rehdent in The territory for three
years, and ponefled Of freehold for the
fame time; and no perfon TO be eligible
as member of the ienaie unlsis poi1ehed
Of property in value amounting 20 500
dollars.
Referred to committee Of the whole
on Monday next.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-12
NORFOLK, Fe5.

Captain RQnJsy, .srSf.Oea bsrf- 'f'1f e,
1,m s.. .fndtra, IN S94ir, 'mfsrms, thar
IS, sscriarGi do net aL'o7o Nsele line
s. IN uf0,Iinto fh<ui beris. ua'I fby 6eVe
s',eynca long quarantine IL i'a7e d./-
~, sO,t f,om Sf0m; nnd tb4t fbey arc
h. !, no mlass fri(nS5 10 sbs Aaf''- az
nit.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-12

On ne Cd inf. arrived tie Ebosref
Ar Ballard, captain Meier. J,sas Ia
same 1ay, the Br75@ brig Sarah, Tr;-
mnsbsm, from Bcrmada.
On tbe 4ib igf. arriOsd tie fr6ooafT
Fnen9@it, eo9f. Reed t''om Demini1o.
Same lay, IKE lebooaer DagiBorsag6,
Snail, frqm aaf.gaa.
Sane aar, The brig Pradst coSf.
Ran,e1, jyom 81. 4aade,0.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-12

who win i, to-enable them to FAY, whe
ther.ihey think with ne, thar tie fenate
atsed wiGsly IN rsjettirg il. An attempt
was made toiubjett lands to fale nnder ex-
eeutions ia c, rsain cliss. This gu jeet was
poaponed and The bill printed Tor The or
fiderati . OF the people, that they may IN
Rrutt thslrnex, representatives on hatfst.
jet. Should 1gain have The honor 10 rspIe-
lent you, | thall vote againlt fuch . mea-
fnre, uo!eis pof'iyeIy diretied 10 vote
0 aerWi:e by very great majority Of The
people; for | do tfiais The lfgillatcrs
ought TO be very careful when they tread
on the land OF their nisituents. With
regard 70 olr taxes they remain as they
were laa year, in fp;te OF The very liberal
fa!aries OF tie officers of government, and
thole employed at the Penisentiary and
Manufsttory OF Arms, mof which are in
rrsporticnto the PUBLIC PRINTING.
Let il be fad, 10 The honor OF tie people
Of Virginia, that they with promptitude
pay their taxes, Whit lhofe who ought
10 guard their rights ale profule in dealing
70 fssorltes & political friends, the frugal
flvinss CT the indultrieus farmers and
planters. conclude by ailuring yen 'ha,
the appreciation OF thoie reprslent will
be the gceatef fsisfatiion exp.e TO en-
joy, for the long rime am from my
family and ice s.
THOMAS III. WOCDING.
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REPORT

OF hbe committee to 7Obem zvas ,e1Sryed or
tie I7tb ultra. fbe memorial II /aady
iabo6i.snts offbe t9zyn Of Wilmington,
IL The Fafe CT N0ytb- Carolina,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28
P5nkerton's GeogrGbjly.

THOSE who with TO polieis 'Flis new w.
i intereifinz and valuable work, al'
RESPECTFULLY informed thar the ploiiifsa' =.
Mears. Conrad and Bradford, have a..
ternined thar after the 10 h OF june rSA'
the price GlalI b. RATED iroto 9 . =
dollars.
The work will be put TO prefs in'n5 g
diately and printed without de'1y' t,r.
is to be rendered more valuable ~ -
important additions, not al fit c0''s'D'
plated. 40 cpAy.
King arees, May Is.
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D0EIo1 HI 1 L.

~ EsPECTFuLLY acq9an's TIE pub
H. lie, that he will practice Medicine
in this town and its immediate vicinity !;
and chat he is now opening an extenfve
As5or5mcat g MeaIclne, &c.
which he will difpofe CT either by whole.
fale or retail, upon as good terms as they
are to be had in,his place.
n. B. Medicine Chefs with general
Directions fres) pat up on lhort notice.
March 9. 9
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-21

On M Q N u III be f,nflb dry # f.
buf next, 7vN be /old Ht Hfuaaf, an
RE prsmySs, az n credft ef 90 ard 90
d9ys,
Thofe two HOUSES On the
iouth wet corner of King and Walhing-
ron f}reets, az pFefent occupied by Philip
RuGesl and John Violet.
A55,
The fmall Houle and Shop on
Wellington areet adjoining.
For information as TO the title, Sc. &c.
apply TO Jonah Thompfon, Efq. or to
THOS. PATTEN,
ARt7i9meer.
March Is.
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loublif aenOae.
On TUESDAY,,

n 100 dick, eusN be said al tie 0ea@Hf
Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy inpipss,
Gin in pipes and bis.
wh,key and Apple Brandy in BIS
Sugar in hhds. tierces and DIS.
Coffee in iierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap IN boxes
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware 10 crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A z6riety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are.
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerieymeres, Dsfiis,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elalsicks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruiels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, Silefa do.
Platillas,
oGnsburgs and Ticklcnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hard'is,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsndanna Handkerchiets,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candlefticks,
And fundry other Articles.
PIG. MARSTELLEN.
March IS.
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March X.


WILL BE SOLD,
Tofbe highest biddtr, by the Exeeats's 81
tie late Gen. George Harrington, fbe
TRACTs OF LAND,
ct the times and places Hereafter men
tiened, viS.
On the 6rff Monday in April,
on the premiles, 600 acres lying 10 Charles
county, in the fate of Mayland, near
place called the Fifth Trap, about 16 miles
above Port Tobacco.
On the I'd Monday in April,
on the premifes, SIG acres in Monsgo-
merry county, in the fate Of Maryland,
in the neighbourhood of Frederick Town,
NOT far from Kittortan.
On the 18th day Of April, at
Charles own, 4S3 acres in JefeTion coua-
ty, Virginia. aoou: two miles welt o.
Charlefon. ALTO, 40 acres lying infiamp-
ihire County, on Potomac river, about
II miles above Bath.
On the 10Th day of April, on
the premifes, 1900 acres in JefeIfon
county, on the fouyh fork of Bullikin.
On the 18th day Of April, On
The premiies, iS3 acres in Jeferion coun
ty in Wormley line.
On the Goth day Of April, on
the premiles, 81 acres in Frederick
county, II lailes fouth Of Battle Town.
On the ed day Of April, at
Paris, 74SI acres on Ahby's Bent, and
SIS acres on Chattin's run, In Faquier
county. :
One fourth Of the amount Of
the purehale money to be Paid down, and
;he balance in three equal annual initial
ments, to be iecured by mortgage on
the premiies, and to carry inleret from
the day Of fale.
The EXECUTORS.
March IT,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-21
William Hawthorne
HAS FOR SALE,

William Hawthorne
HAS FOR SALE,
Forty barrels new Beef,
Five bis. Pork,
Fifty bis. Tar,
Fine and coade Salt,
Fira quality Sugar in hhds and bis
Phila. loaf and lump Sugar in do.
Five pipes old Lifbon Wine,
One pipe Madeira, four years old,
pennfylvania and Swedilh Bar Iron,
One pair Bur Mill Stones, $ feet d;a-
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about $ feet.
Au4 at bis Mil,
Shorts and Bran,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Seed Oats,
Platter Of Paris by the buhel.
81 Mo. 10.
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PROPOSALS
Far PabISing J.; Sa6Jcritsia1,
MODERN GEOGRAPHY.
A DESCRIPTION
OF THE
EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, STATES, AND
COLONIES,
WITH THE
OCEANS, SEAS, AND ISLES,
IN All PITS or TIE WORLD;
Inclad,ng The mott recent diicoveries and
political alterations, digeied on
new plan.
BY IOHN PINnERTON.
THE ASTRONOMY al INTRO
DUCTION
BY TIE REV. s. VINCE, A. NJ. T. R. S.
And pumiau prafeilor OF astronomy, ana
experimental Ph;loio7hy, IL the
UniverGSy OF Cambridge.
WITH NUMEROUS MAPS,
Drawn under the direction, and with the
Iateh improvements, of Arrowimith,
and engraved by the bet artiRs.
CONDITIONS.
Tbe worl, will be comptied in two octave
volumes, Of about 500 pages each,
and qaarto Atlas, containing all the
Maps.
It viii be printed on fine paper and new
type.
The price to fublcribers will be nine doll
lars, neatly bound and iettered. Each
volume will be delivered as ioon as f.
nahea, and no money required until
the delivery.
It will be put to prefs as ICON as four hun-
dred lubicribers are obtained.
Thofe gentlemen who may be dehrous Of
promoting the circulation of this impor-
tanr work, may have one copy gratis,
by procuring and accounting for the
fabicription OF Tx.
n order 10 produce an immediate encou-
raeemeat 10 the undertaking, the sum
AT which fobfcribegs will receive ti:eir
books is coniiderably under that which
will be charged to non (ubicribers.
Subicribers received by KO-
BERT and JOHN GRAY,
King Street, where a fpecimen
of the work may be leen.
Alex. Feb. IS, d
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Notice.
AIN perfons having claims a

All perfons having claims a
gainf the cfate of K,i}liam 7'1plstt, OF
Round Hill, deceafed, are reqleaed TO
bring them forward fer adjnhment and
paymcns and all thofe indebted TO the
eita1e, are respectfully called cfon to make
immediate payment 10 the Exccu'ors--it
being their anxious with to ciole all the
accounts, and fettle with the legatees as
loon as pofible.
CHARLES LITTLE, I En-.
GEO. TRIPLETT,
M..-sA !,
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aalRS bp aaMua.
On WEDNESDAY,

On EOAEOOdI,
IL Io.o'eloek, eriH be /ola at The Femme
Store, The corner ct Kms and Uniss
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whil,ey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wins in pipes and quatter caiks,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hads. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
RsiGns in kegs and boxes,
Queen's Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, lrilh Linens,
CaffmeIrs, Callcoes,
Kerleys, Threads,
Coating,, Chiptzes,
Hslfthicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaugh,, Oznaburgs.
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muilin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiets,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, sc.
TuNS pATJEN AyTto1esr
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

The following important Letter has been fent
by Express to New Orleans.

SIR,
HAVE che pleafurc 70 impart 10
you, without moments delay, that
by difpatches which have jul received
from my government, brought by a
brig Of war Of the King my mater.
dispatched for this purpofe alone I fee
confirmed all the ahurances which
gave you on various preceding ocra
Gon when I received information of The
difficulties, which the citizens Of
the United States, experienced in
confequence Of being deprived Of the
place of depofit on the Spanifh Banks Of
the Mii1ilipPi, by a ,'ecree Of the Inten
dant of New. Orleans.
His Catholic Majetiy, as jua 10 bis
refolutions as defrous Of living in the
greatea harmony with the United
States, has provided that The depoGt
fhou'd continue at New ORLEANS until
the two governments hall come 70 an
agreement about another equivalent
place and to the end that this royal
Proviiion may be prompt y and punau
ally carried into efe6s, the necefary or.
ders are communicated 10 The Inrend dent
and 10 the Captain General of LouiG
ana, Of which tranfnit you the orig
inals IN order that YOU may be pleafsd
to forward them to New. ORLEANS.
IhaRen TO acquaint you Of it with
much iatisiaGton, in order that you
may communicate il TO the Prefdent
OF the United States, as foon as pofiible !;
and | pray God to preferve your life
many years.
Ikjf your band Tour m9f oJedien,
and FAITHFUL fs,0aat,
THE MARQUIS OF CASA YRUJo.
Wslbngton, Apra Io, 1899.
JAmTs MADISON, Efq.
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for this gasrtte,
To n WArgjser 10 rbs County Of lori.

(ConcInded from our al J
The Court of SeGions, it is true, are
intrufcd with very important powers
But becaufe they may lag out high
ways il does not follow Of courfe that
they osghr 10 fay where courts fhlll be
eRablifhed, nor becaufe they can dif
continue highway and do certain 9th
er acts, is it very logical deduction,
that their wines hould be confuted il
oPpofition TO, and EXECUTION of, the wifhes
of The people. Reafoning like this, fir,
(if reafoning it may be called which
affords the opinion of the people in the
the qUiN of the Court of Seflions, which
treats their comp aints, asshe scapricious
EQUALS Of a child, which does not know
whether il is aggrieved or not" might
by the candid and judiciou, be deemed
eseepf'oaa5e; by the arrogant and afum-
ing lpbjFry but by gentleman of
your difcernment and decency, "a quib-
be-" Is il becaufe majority of them
in JSF7n flor majority of the aDbOAe
has been found againR you) have
aeted with 70 much candor and confiR.
ency on the fubjed, thar their wilhes are
70 much relied on! They once cboie
a committee to remonfrate againft the
removal of the Court TO Alfrsd. They
have fincej choien committee TO addrets
the people, to induce them to agree, to
remove the S. J. Court from York, to
Kenns5unk. ] do not contend that the
committee f.R and the committee Ian
choien were 0Athe fame perfons- Yet
as both thofe committees were organs
of the fame Court of SeHions, il might
be erpeced to find them confident. 1
am ruiiic, fr, and fond Of plain deal
ing. deem il not improper to fpeak
the fame language to the people bsfore
fbeir faces, that we do efthem behind their
backs. When therefore the 6rlf men.
toned committee declared thar as
" York accommodates one part of the
county, 70 .Kengs5unk better than any
place yet proopfed, will accommodate
the orher, " that If the Legislature in
their wifdom ihould fee fit, to remove
+" that ceurt' 10 wit, the eour,
from Kennebunk "to AJfJed," they
then, !" as the leis of two evils" prayed,
6 that all the Judicial courts in the
county may be removed to that place."
took them at their word, not doubt
ing but they meant as they faid. ] did
not exped to hear another committee
OF the fame Court of Sections, apparent
" contented with the court at 14lfrsd,
informing the people that York would
lily accommodate any part of the coun-
Fty hut that the court there ought to
De refnoved-not to Ayred cas-. the iefs
OF w 70 evils" but to Kenne6ans. Sir,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

there were reports yeaerday, that all
differences were fettied between the TWO
governments, the afpea of affairs IS at
this moment very alarmiog 70 the
friends Of peace. The Stock at Paris
fell in one day s per cent, and che pre-
vailing opinion there was, Thai
THERE WOULD BE A WAX.
Letters frsm London are ALTO IN the
fame file. Yours, G. l."
Boardtsux, z76 March.
Captain Inge'foll verbally reports,
thar the mott active exertions were ma
king in all the ports Of France to equip
and man their navy and that a heavy
impeachment Of men took place at Bour-
deanx on the evening previous 10 hrs
falling This cireumaance is unuiaal
in France, and indicates iomethiag OF
moment.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02
GENERAL ORDERS.

Here Guards, asb Mareb, 1903.
Its The Kings pleafure, that, not
withholding any leave OF abfence grant.
ed BY his Majeay or by the Comman
der ia Chief, all officers belonging to
regiments in Great Britain or on foreign
cations, do Join their respective corps
without delay, except fnch officers as
are employed on the recruiting fervice,
or upon any public duty.
By order of his Royal Highnefs the
Commands il Chief.
HARRY CALVERT, Ad. Gen
Of the Forces.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

los Here jsliS4Uf an order from The
Var. Office, lztb Mareb, calling on aAtbe
sieers On fbe baE pay oft!s land fsroe,, to
f,anf'ri' Immediately sbs places Of their rsf
idfnee and erstber from age or is1amitr,
they are ryft far further f.ruiee. 1bi, or
Ger Is not uLaaly ifusd BIT il lErieu5 timer.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

Several letters from Bourdeaux, Of
the fame date corroborate the REPORT of
an amicable adjuament Of recent differ.
ences between the governments of En-.
gland and France :--none Of them,
however, 70 fully as the above but on
the contrary, they express doubts OF its
csrrectnefs, and fome of them 60 70 far
as to lay, that the report had fubGded,
and war confidently expected.
In addition to the above intelligence,
we have been obligingly furnifhed with
the following note, addreHed to capt.
lDgerfoll, and fent on board his veGel
on the evening of the z7th March:
DEAR sIR,-By the mail arrived
this day, at 6 O'Clock, ?. N. it appears,
that the hottie preparations in England
continue with great activity I; \ and tho
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

Exfra3 Of q letter from a mercantile h.zk
sftb<f.f rspeaabiLy in Bowdeaux, d.
ted March ~, 1893, TO a gentleman in
this town.
For ten days pat, there have been
ftrong apprehen6ons OF war between
this country and Great Britain, which
have had great influence on or mar.
kets; comfortable purchafes of Wet.
India produce were made at an advance
OF from ito 10 per cent; and the courfe
of exchange on London experienced a
material rife. BIT tbJ agitation ba, en- ;
ti1ely (u5GasA, in confeqnence of reports,
that harmony is re eltabliihed which,
if confirmed, we may reafonably expeet
affairs will foon revert to their ftuation
previous to the late hottie prepare.
tons"
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- Since our lar, arrioal .. The ecs9euard
kass jurnifbsd fbe f0lorvisg additional
articles relssics 10 The imp0rtdnf fugea
sfa renssyai Of War between Fngiaad
and France. n few day5 qviN Probably
e6ord janssbias lteglDf on tbs jage5.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

following notices 10 half pay officers
md 70 officers on leave of sbfence. have
been iHued from the War Ofioc.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

(By the Calcn, arrived at Bolton, from Lon
con, with papers 70 March i4th.l
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
The committee roSs. The hoals ;,us

The committee ros. The hoals itu.
mediately took Up their report.
Mr.. Randolph obfcrvsd, thai on pre- /.
c-lent 70 important as was about TO T.,
eitsbl;lhed, by TIC vote Of the houfe. i
was unncceaary 10 fay Awold. He win :
ed, however, thar the dlfpoGtion Of .h.
tioule to exclude, by "a ,manl'noas vote
even tie Hladow OF executive inAuenc.
lhoaId be recorded on their journals for
which purpofe he called TIE yeas add Maya,
which were taken, and were unanjmoui,y
in favor Of the reiolutlon.
Mr.. Euttis made fome remarks on III.
Improperly Ct veaing the PRECEDENT of The
u. States with the revocation at p!eatu,e
of The conmiGions Of militia officers in the
dittnet of Columbia and moved the ap-
p,intment of a committee 70 reyifs the.
at by which thar fyAem is authorized.
Ordered to lie on the table.