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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-03
CONSULATE OF SPAIN,
% -. Nj, I2o1
BalIimore, We aS, I8o

T1f771777e5
AS the City of Alexandria IS now m
.claded within the jurifdition of this con-
falate, the Merchants and Others interea-
ed inhabiean,s thereof, are defred to take
notice, that they naa apply to this Office
for the ConsaIaf Certificates required by
sshe Royal order Of 10Th November lait,
alluded TO 10 my publication OF 9th init,
and for any other Documents requiilte for
the slmiGion of foreign lhips in the ports
Of Spain.
fIune a. d3F
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-03
llDuhLtf GienOue.

On Saturday, 4th June,
Will be foldto The higheit bidder, on
credit of s, IL, ard I8 months, IL,
purchafcr giving approved negotiable
notes,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-03
Irsyh Linens.

A fnall invoice of Irilh Linens afort-
ed, imported in she fhip United States,
from Liverpool, and for iale by
VIM. LADD.
MAY 10 eo4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-03
NJ SUBSCRIPTIONS

TO the PoRT Folio, literary
Paper pubhAsd IN Phlladsl6h.a,
are reces0ed BY the Editor Of hss
Pabey. The terms are Five Dol
lars per anrlns, PGya6Ss ~ az
rance.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-03
aleranorta aonerttser.
FRIDAY, JUNE 3.
AUTHENTIC.

Mr.. Jefsgau's PAPER MONEY TESDsS'
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
TO THE PJBIIC.

ON the I2th Of March, 1902, com
menced the Saturdays Recorder, the
price being two dollars per annun, paid
in advance. We mall often be una
voidaoly compelled to continue long
articles from one paper to the other, 10
thar The fubicrlbcrs 70 The Wednesday S
Recorder will find it extremely conve
nlent to take the Saturdays lil1ewife, in
Order that they may have articles always
in their full and complete form. We
ihall now be aole to take notice OF a
wide variety Of foreign and domefic
news, which we formerly were obliged
TO leave out for want of room. In DO
ing this, We iha4 be particularly care
iul TO ieiect luch articles as wear a (tyious
appearance Of authenticity, and are real
ly worth reading. More cannot be de-
manded, and We fhall endeavour nor TO
do lcls. The three firf numbers ofthe
Saturdays paper were Ienr round 10
all ON iubicnbers. After that. rbev
wlH be ienr only TO thofc who, in the
mean time, have RENTED money 70
pay Tor their new flbfcription. From
rhole who do not chute 10 take the Sa-
turday' papers, thefc three numbers will
DC dedu6ted IN reckoning up their yer.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

li''emen' VINO with to fubicribe 20 ,hc
aa.o'G@g 5 Recorder, are ,equeRed 70 ie,d j.,
D., INSCRIPTIONS, withina very few d.
Du1 'nls tney need not do, unIefs thew "a
.'iT i"iiie time, ff09 4s!7ais ~ ade,eace m
"eA' saturday papers, to wiz. thar of the ar
c"' ems is the iait that can be iGued 70 .r,,,
p~'Ioit eltler In town or country, upIef -,
vance, year III ao-
In pleading before the court Of Henri,
a az the King of Gibbs. NJ. WIN VIM.
FA@F'hali obierved that " The Reco,aat ~
g ,iie iio't extenilve circulation of any ne,vs-
g p"Pe' IN Virginia; and that there was ne
{, sst' perhaps, an nitance of fticb an c.ter.
:. I'VE patronage acquired by any other nev,s.
tapI'o ~ 10 ihorS tims''-This no
49, s,o;i1ss mas been acquired by expoGng. with
~, ,-l-Par''ai fatid, the faults OF ali parties.
never was more location for
~. t",''i La, vigilance than az prcfent. A.
Inc pS bible tays, there Is Death il -, a.
Ill sA''ds an atroclous confpiracv 3uaina
nc iipsf5y OF the prefs, and, Of courie aeai
ll1 i'OeFty OF the people. This can be jo,,b+-
NOBODY tina, has beard OF Lrofvau,s
length LIAR SEQ al 10 much
again, the right of feie6sino tbe;r o,y,
rnag'it'ates has in efcG, been torn from, >
niLaJ1FIty OF the citizens of Richmond, 5y ,
Pna a,; ofdamocratical ufurpers. , .
axe notice, ALTO, OF what follows. T,
ia't ie'h0n OF aiicrnbly, Mr.. Venable pronac,
ca a a aeoiaratofy reioiusion tbar The INN
loG.t Dc gjVf@ IN eVidcacs IN cgse, NJ III
l ms retoIurion was, for that rime, defa.rsd
oy Petef Carr, me CORRESPONDENT, dlcb se -
VS. OF general Waihington,* and he con-
hdential agent and nephew ofThon,as Tsg.-
lon here car be no Doubt tbst Pcrcp ~
MS apostolicaI namcfake, was inj5;rsd I'm, ,.n
ABOVE. '9f'' ." ] ram
Ricblaond,
AIz~.b22. 800.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
CITY OF RICHMOND.
4. Common Hill I'm

4: Cannon Hall, Jan. nth 1902.
w HEkEAo the prefent funds OF the cor
poEation are not adequate to the ex-
pence of erecting WORKHOuSE for ,he
city, which would combine within itfejf all
the conyenlencies which well regulated inf
tuition OF this kind would require; hay inc re-
gard to the future population Of this civ, VET
Il IS vie and expedient that the funds nov
defined for this ufeful inititution fhorjd no
ialc out IN iuch manner as to ani,yer ,h,
Preient pu.poies of the corporation, and 70
admit iuch future additions as the encrea{no
population may require. Your Comn,irfcs
therefore, beg leave to recommend it 70 fhe
confederation OF the Common Hall, 70 call IN
the aid OF thole who have experience of GIcb
initltutions3 and TO offer a premium for The
oeh plan o. Workhoufe, which will be 20
contHycd as to admit of being erected in parts.
as the funds Of the corporation viii from time
TO time afford ''''''
EEiof0ed, therefore, that the committee an
pointed 70 prepare plan of a Workho,Gs he
discharged from further proceeding therein.
Ard that the Mayor be reque1cd TO give no
dce IN che newspapers, or otherwie, that the
fun Of thirty dollars will be given by the cor
poration, as premium TO the perion who
HAL produce to the Hall, on the tbird
Monday in February next, the beif plan of
W orkhouie, contributed as above mentioned
and to be approved Of 5y the Hall, efimating
the soft at -four thoufand dollars
Copy
TeRe
ADAM CRAIG, c. c. II.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
RICHMOND MILLS.

ME iublcriber hereby informs the public,
& that at length, after much trouble and ex
pence, ne has nearly completed one of his Mills
on the sf'mss RiVer Canal, in which there are
two pai- Of Burr Tones FOR manufacturing
WHEAT, ana two pair Of Cologne tones now
ready s.ind CORN.
! hat the Inconvenience which might ariie from
delay and difference of n,eafy,res may be avoided
CORN viii be received only by weight, d. ffty
pounds TO the buihel, and iupply OF RlEAt and
HoMiNY viii always be kcpy ready 20 give IN
exchange, at the rate of eighsy- fge pounds of
Meal, Or nlnety-two pounds OF Rominy, for one
hundred pounds of Corn.
AtceF the Iois of weight by cleaning, aod eva
poration in grinding Is deducted, the toll on Meal
VIII DE only about one tenth. and or Eiominy one
twentieth, it will, therefore, be 1auch to the ~
geFetS OF thoie who keep hor{es, to have all sheir
Corn ground.
As the tpbicriher IS now proyidinG Fan and
Screen ior the purpole of cleaning the Corn efec-
tually before it is ground and as the Aiea! vii
be made from the beA Corn only, and none bu
iuch as is merchandise will be received he hope
Shat general iatistattion viii be given.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD
". &. The dcluaion for Storage and Shrink
age on Corn, dePofred 70 be exchanged for Mica
and Honiny, viii be madea moderate as polGble
January I, 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
FRESH FLOUR

lie onnicr1bers hereby give notice, that they
Il are now ready to make Sales ofFi TTIp -
their own manufacture, and are ALA 8eFrous
{. Pu rebate %'asqf, Cam, Floxr- Earl. arS
StaUe5.
Such as may want hppIy OF Izr4l, Homfug,
S7te-of@g, ara B'eR, are informed that they en-
DC taFnihed at certain prices during the year and
that for the preient quarter, ending the Ian Of
March; the prices will be FOR 50 lbs Meal, IS. and
Cd: and for 60 lbs. Horiny, s.. sd.
hey hereby ioiic!s all thoie Indebted TO them,
20 MAKE payment q talt as po!ible, as their fitua-
ton does TO: snnaole rhcm 70 grant fnch indul-
gence as heretofore.
Ia2y har= f.!l On haad large aIortment Of
iRiot, LINENS, which they are anxious &c diff.
pofa Of.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD. & Co
FEB. t6sb. 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
BURR MIL STONE
MANUFACTORY

! / NE iubtcriber takes this mode of return-
ing his thanks to his former patrons, and
informing the public in general, that he has Ghv
.6snre OF his friends) RECOMMENDED ttbss
Nan VFACTURING Of BURR Mill
~ / ONES, and having furuiihed bimfelf with
iuppiy Of the hef materials, and having had
hxSsen years e1perieucein the bufinefs in Bal
hplore, Petersburg, and Richmond. homes t.
DC aole 70 give iatisfaction TO his EMPLOYERS.
ne tones re will warrant to be as rood
as any IN the United States.
Any orders left with Cent. W51,tam
rENNocK, Norfolk; Capt. WILLIAM
CHAMBERS, Stanton; Mr. Wr1L1AM HAv
"yihe County; OF MIR. RogERr Moope
''eteribprs, ihall be duly attended 10, and
country produce received in payment at the
cuitonary prices.
g TWO APPRENTICES will be ta-
ken To the above buGncfs, and fort time re-
CURED, WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
E'Fhr9zd, TJar. totb 1909 (tf}
n. 3. For taIe, p LAISTER ofP ,}RIS.
N tone or ground, for the Improvement #
'siid' with directions for the uie thereof.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
TO BE RENTED.

HAT large and convenient BRICK TENE-
u VEN in this city, lately occupied by Mr.
Robert Turner, as a Tavern and Boarding Houie
ituste on the corner Of the Main-Streer; and
that leading to Cal, Muro's Bridge. The central
situation thereof Cannot fail iii Tenyea by gen
tleman qualified for The parpolel to eniure con
adorable nnmbtrof refPettable boarders; or, it
Is an eligible reiidence for gentcel private fam-
-. The Premlles may be entered, or the fsh day
OF March next, or imme diately, as circumfaace:
may iui1; for terms apply 20
ROBERT GAMBLE
Who has for iale handtome afIortmenr of Ar
PtlS end CARPETiMG, and genaine PORT
WINE, n pipes and quarter oaks.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
BURR MILL STONE
MANDATORY

He nbicriber returns iincere thanks 20 his
\ irieads aud the public generally, for the
very sesIeFeooTagenlent he received IN MS line
q. odhnliS nnee his commencement IN RicAsnond
l1s has lately received large tupply Of excellent
burf-SioneS at ms mandatory, and does not heii-
Sate 20 lay, that he will fell Barr e4il-Stores as
cheap as they ever fold In The United States;
ne Will warrant them TO be of the beR quality, and
give ample iecarity (if requred) for their perfor-
nance Country prodace will be taken in pay
merit, or a hort credit given he has aimoi every
Ted Mlil-Stones ready for delivery; alfo PLAS-
1Ek OF PARIS ground and in the tone.
CARSON HOLIDAY.
RitbsaoHd, ian zsfb, 1903. (f)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02

fRVm IHG MA GAZETTE.
THE fentiments expreded in theAne
rltan Citizeo Of Nov York, on the i'm
PritonmeDr Of CaDcader and the inva.
fion Ct the liberty Of the preis, are inf
nireiy more diigulting than rhoie in rhe
Aurora. I o do Duane iulficc. he co
fe1ed shat The liberty of the Dscis won;d
be endangered by Callender's imprilon-
ment, and he iamented 1hat MI. TJav
had adopted the means which he did ~
protecting bis character; but The edifor
OF the American Citizen, whole nsmr
IS TOO loathIomc TO mention, appears r.
glory IN the circumdance and to rr;o;C.
Cnal Mr. Calender has been fl,yo,,.1
INTO Jail and the pre(S invaded. G,,c,
IS the conduct Of the pretended I'm
Porters Of repubiicanifn, a. IN evgr.
when wore the mott gloomy alnea
and which threatened the extinction of
liberty How would theie men I-1n
triumPhed had Calendars irnr;Con
rneoe been adjudged, and the fTeedom
Of t1e preis tramPied to the Garth.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
STALLED BEE YES,
Naffeat, andlsooo sceigbt IF choice Baeoa,
FOR SALE.

TOR CATH. or Respectable merchants notes a.
hxty days. lean furnilh purchafer with
ieventy as fat bullocksas any in the fate, per
haps not quite 10 large boned as the cattle
from the South Branch Of the Potomack, but
equally fat In preference I would fell them
on the fpot were they are failed, bur Will drive
them to NorjoK, Richmond, Or Pefsysbutg,
If previouly engaged by butcher, or any
otherperlon inclined TO buy, and as it may
not be convenient, to take, o. pay for the
whole at one time, puTchatcr may have any
part not ieis than ten if taken here, but il
driven by my own people, they mutt al GO at
one time. Ihave ALTO number ofcxceedinc
far rnuttons, and 5000 weight of choice bacon,
the hams ialt-petred with particular care, and
the whole made out OF large fat hogs, and IN
tended for the ufc of private families. Let
tiers, pof-paid, directed 10 ne by mall 70 Mar
sHALLsyILLE, MEcKLENBuRc county fIali
be duly noticed.
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM,
for
Sir PEYToN SKIPwtTH, Baronet.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

ATANY gentlemen reGding in Rates north
AZ CT this have addreaed letters to us, 70 fend
them the Recorder; and requefed we would
r'ne any perfon inPhiladeI qhia,or New York,
where they could fend their fubfcription mo
ney. We take This opportunity Of informing
he public, that Mr.. Lewis, paper-maker, at
Philadelphia, will receive any Interruptions
mi for the Recorder, and Mr.. Coleman, prin-
er Of she New York Herald, at New York.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02

n I meeting of the Common hail, for the
K y city of Richmond, called by The Mayor,
and held at the houie Of William Rcfe in the fad
city, on Monday the zs.h day Of cbruasy, 1903.
REtoIre4, thar the Mayor give notce in the
newspapers, that the Hall have adopted plan Tor
aPO0R ROUSE, and viii receive propeials ron,
underwriters for building me fame, at any time be
fore the third Mondayin next mouth. The plan
IS lodged in the hands Of Mr Robert B. lanes.
The ProPoials mutt De made IL writing:
A copy Tefe
EADAM CRAIG. c. c. n. c. ?.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
FROM TIE CHARLESTON COURIER.

PERHAPS 4 more daring outrage cno,
deoency has rarely been cornr,itted,Ran ~
OF the two deciilons, by the g,Garurc OF VI
gina, III the cafes of Mr.. F5oones and sFr
MOODY mentioned II rhe Courier of ThcrC-
day 'ait' fame queftjon, point to r5;nr
II IS f1aSad was put to the eginature n ,S
cafes ottwo men, one q tcdcraliR, tbe o,bsr
an Al. asn an, ana dccaons We gwen
directly IN rhe teeth OF each other II he
caie OF Mr.. Homes, the gaeltiou was mr.
" hetfer MS having a contract ~ csrrTinq
:, t me n'si' o'sqgaitiled him from holdias his
decided tina il dil n2f difqualify him. mai
T'FH He "a democrat. The very Gms
que-tI"n waa put ii the cafe of Mr. Moodv.
who (@4alk zgrIb again is federal renpSS1'
'Ican' and It Wa thsa decided, by majority
o. ! - 20 ~ fhas his MIR. moody's having
the cont'att ior carrying the mails did dif-
qualify him from holding his feat, and he was
accordingly thruit out
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
THE SUBSCRIBERS

ITO the Wellington FeOtraAif are yefpeafolly
l. informed, that I'm empowered by Mr.. VII
liam Rind, to receive paymentof the balances due
to him in his city, and aeighbourhood.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Vendue Mater
Ricbmoa1, FEB. 26fb 1898.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
NEGROES

4 NY pefion wishing TO diIpofc ofEkelv Ne
sroes are reqUeded to emquire at William
A'aViaion,s tore, near the marker. Wan,ed aIC,
d hght "AGGoN, with, or without geers' ~
Rieassond, Mark s3<. 1905. fA,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-02
REVISED CODE.

TINE SuBscRHsERs 60 the REVISED
u CODE arerel peafuliy Informed that the
Book will be ready for delivery on the hrfs
OF April next.
February iotb ,so3.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
! CHARLESTON, February 2.

A report IS IN circulation, OH the autho.
ritv, tits said. ofa French gentleman late
~ arrived inth;s city, that a large fleet of
Wrench men Of war, with number Of
workmen and labourers on board, are on
athsir way to the river ST. Mary's, TO cut
timber for buildings ships, and to form a
dock yard on the Floridashank of that RE
yer. 1t is added, that the two Floridas
have beenceded by Spain to France, and
that the cession took place at the same time
with that Of Louisiana. We are getting
into warn situation. With such aneish-
Dor as Fraaee on our western and ON our
southern boundaries, are not cur pros =
poets of peace and security doubtfuls
From the same quarter we understand,
that TRANSPORTS laden with refractory ne
groes from St. Domingo, are to come TO
America and land their contents at the
river ST. Mary's T.. = J. - - = !. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
FREDERICK ToWM, February a..
HIGHLY INTERESTING


A gentlemanin Frederick-Tewn ha. re-
ceived Letter from friend in the CITY Of
Washington, and has been SO kind as to
communicate to us the contents. They
are. H., r
That the President of the United State.
hadreceived from Paris and communiea,.
edto Congress, a letter written by NJ: Le-
xingston our minister there, who states.
that ne had an interviswwith the First Con.
sui eBuonaParte) of France on the subiec,
ofhis taking possession Of Louisiana, ard
the Consul assured him, that although il
was the intention of the French govern
ment TO take possession of that province,
yet the United States might be assured
that all due respect would be paid to trea-
ties relative to the navigation Of the Mis-
sissiPpi, between them and Spain
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
80 i -
MARTLNSBURG, March :.

= THE ineonsisteney7of. Democracy h,.
been frequently held up 10 public view
To men, who are desirous of examining
the proceedings Of our rulers, this trait in
their character must be very Striking
Their professions and promises present 4
direct contrast to their conduct. When
every engine was set in motion to overturn
the federal administration, the democrats
sciamonred necessarily Al the secrecy with
which some offs measures were planned
and adopted. Theseeret-service money,
which was entrustedto the disposal of Mr..
Adams, was considered bythem, nothing
less dan by him to be employed
for corrupt purposes, and indeed sone Of
them asserted, that part of il wasd isposed
Of to promote his re.eleetionto the presi-
deney. They argued from the depratity of
human nature, how dangerou. il va. TO
trust any man in power. They presented
e the PeePk inimpass.iionsd language Il tic t.
psrilous preGieamen.te which their rights
and liber.iet were reduced BY such appro-
IS 4 +. s Z =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
NETWORK, February

Private accounts from Paris state, that
the First Consul will, in a short time, 20.
inmate for his successor the son Of Ma
dame Louis Bonaparte, and appoint
Council Of Regency, consisting Of Gene
rails Murat and Money, Cam5aceres, and
the Grand Judge, a. the head Of which his
brother JesePh is to be placed. The Col
lege OF Princes is, according to the same
advices, tobe composed of the great OF.
6cers Of the Legion of Honour, the Pre-
sidents Of the Deliberating Body, the
Presidsnts of the Sections Of the Council.
Of State, and an Upper Chamber, taken
from the Senate. = s SO q ,...g' : =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

forsthe securit! q Tie territory Of
the United States. Z
Reseiusd, That dollars be aPpro-
Epriated foA erecting, At such place or pla-
ces on the western waters - the Presi-
dent may Judge most proper, one or more
arsenals.. !. So =
On these lastresolutions a debate en-
sued which continued to a late hour, IN
which Messrs. Breckenridge, Clinton,
Cooke snd Jackson supported and Messrs.
White, Mason and Dayton, opposed.
4 On yesterday the debate was continued
BY Messrs. Wells, Ross and Morris ~
gainst the resolutions of Mr.. Breeken-
ridge, and BY Mr.. Wright in their favor,
until 7 o'clock, when the Senate adjourn
ed. - 5 =. = +. r -. 49,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
Monday, February 81.

- .NN - -
A motion was made by Mr.. Brecken-
ridge, TO amend them by striking out from
the word Reselsed, and inserting the fol-
lowing: 7 =.
That the president ofthe United States
be, and he is hereby authorised, when
ever he shall judge il exPedient, to re-
quife of the executives of the several
states to take effectual measures to organ
izc, and equip, according 10 law. and
hold in readiness to march at moments
warning, 10000 effective militia, officers
Included. .z, E.. ; - u %,
Resolved, That the President may, if
he judges il exPedient, authorise the exc
cutive of the several states to except, as
part Of the detachment Aforesaid, any
corps ofthe volunteers, who shalleontinue
In service for such time NOT exceeding
months, and perform such services =
shall be prescribed by las.
Reseiped, That dollars be APP
propriaied for paying and subsisting such
parts Of the troops aforesaid, whose actll-
a service may be wanted, and defraying
such Other expenses as during the recess
Of Congress, the President may deem ne
~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
WASHINGTON, i;
Mondag, February II.

QUIZ ST "A N A.


Mr.. Ross rose IN his place and called
the attention Of the Senate 10 subject IN
which he feltyeTy great interest. He went
on to make Almost eloquent and argument
,tatiyet harrangue upon the gross and un-
provoked indignities heaped upon the CT
tizens ofthe United States, by the Spani-
ards At Newt Orleans, and in other parts
of the province Of louisiana, and intima-
ted that he should conclude his speech by
.oGering certain resolutions, such,as he
thought the dignity Of the government
demanded. sill
He proceeded for aboIt an hour, when
happeninYto make aaremark respecting
Two MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
which he had seen mentioned in . news
paper, Mr.. Wright rose and called him
% order for betraying the secrets Of the
house of Representatives. $50. =
The yIcr-PREsIDEHT said that he did
not perceive any thing that was not in
order. !
8 Mr.. Nicholas hoped The doors would
be closed. He didaot think that proper
subject to discuss with open doors.
e Mr.. Ross said q soon a. the doors
we're closed he would cease. He felt no
disposition to discuss that subject IN se-
cret There was nnthing Of confidential
nature IN il. He should therefore keep
silence while the doors were closed, and
whenthey were opened heshould proceed.
After considerable irregular converse
ton the galleries were cleared and the
doors closed.