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CONGRESS o. ra1 u. STATES.
HousE n REPRESENTATIVES,
lanua.y6, 1905.

Mr.. Griswold said that notwithstand-
ing The unfortunate situation they were
placed in BY the refusal II the house, he
still deemed il his duty 70 move otker
resolutions, which he would read and
move tobe referred 70 = committee Of
The whole. 81
Mr.. GrisWold then moved he follow.
ING resolutions /;
Resolved, that he people of the Uni
ned States are entitled TO The free nayiga-
don Of the river Missippi.
Resolved, That the navigation &c che
river Mississippi has been obstructed by
the regulations recently carried int Ct.
feet ct New-O Orleans,
Resolved, That theS right Of freely
navigating the river Mississippi, ought
lever 70 Be abandoaed BY he United
States. 4. & r
q Resolved, that . commietee Be appoint-
ed 70 enquire whether my, md II sny
what iegislztive measures are necessary
70 secure 10 the people Of The United
States die free navigation Of The river
Mississippi.
Mr.. Dawson asked ifthese resolutions
were mot necessarily connected with .
subject which the house had determined
should b discussed in private. II, by
this arrangement, Other genilemen had
been preclnded from oaering resoluti-
ons, he would ask il Il were right III the
gentleman from Connecticut 10 violate 4
GENERAL Injunction laid unon Al the mem.
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ALEXANDRIA. Ya,,.aru Is.

We learn from the captain OF the sloop
Selma, arrived last night in 81 DAYS
from Port Republican, that the nayieat;..
on OF the Bite Of Leoeaae was very aan-
gereas. The negroes capture all vessels
they fall in with; they give no Quarters
but put every soul to death. Three A,ne-
rican vessels have been takenby them. &
the crews massacreed. A passage, boat
from LeogAne TO ST. Matks, with Il souls
on board, was taken by one Of these bar.
ges, and every SouI murdered. The wo-
men they put to the ignominious torture
OF boring out their eyes with corkserews.
IN ripping up the bellies az those with
child, and exposing the unborn infant 10
the eyes Of their expiring mothers !! |! The
gay after this transaction took place. the
aforementioned boat was 81 last captu-s d
by the boats ofa French frigate. arc
desperate resistance. She was manned
by 90 negroes, II Of whom were ki,lcd
IN the ae.ion-the surviving ihree were
brought 70 town, and exposed 10 tl,e
arage otthe popoiace, who kicked. sto.
ned and tranpled them 10 death. Eycn
women, 70 crafty their revenge for,the
murder Of their sex, stamped on their
heads untilthey expired! g
The war between the French and the
6rlsands continued 10 be very bloody.
y y, hey give no quarter on either side. -
q ne negroes were numerous, but badly
armed. During ahattle, tl,oseF in the
rear rank stand with their arms folded.
and step forward y supply the places Of
those thatfall In front.
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- ! q !, !. =. 49, = y.
mn>k nP 1oRnk tFoqnse very Pain,us ssn-
sslioae-1n4 VIZ, ere WM g le1 ~
nm : w. must g t.slf ueelsioa Wnen
ne French govern2r q New-Orieans OF
iertshsm the Meenom q navigation z
they wilI consider themseives e part Of
Ne establlshmenks u1a consent % oe en-
rolled e dependent provinces 81 Loulsi-
ma Win not ne same spirit which UNI
foldea isself n : late meeting g shs geo-
re ~ district when convened e
tsfn ! eoessiso.ion ss,in break out, and
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ntionsh here burn Norfolk, Aisxzndria,
Annapolis and Baltimore. You mustb
careful, my frisnds, By rapid move
ments, to prevent defeat by the Eng
lish squadron. O BY the Americans on
shore, who win. a. the 6rst alarm, coll
lect n great numbers. height days you
may do III you wish IN the Chesapeake.
A Baltimore IS farthest up. you had bet
tcr begin with that, and there you may
raise handsome confribnfion. Near
Savannah, Charleston, and Norfolk, are
small forts that you may easily take in the
rear. In the Delaware you must pro-
coed with caution. Lewistown on ths
left may b easily burnt. and II you were
certain there were not IN English squad
ron near the Capes. you might set FIRE to
Philadelphia. Its business Of . week
only. Between Sandy Hook and New
York, you win hnd pretty strong fort,
this you may silence with your bombs.
The buildings 1t Long Island and Nam
tncket are easily burnt-but Boston must
be bombarded. The master stroke would
be 10 iconclude with Halifax. The End
fish vessels from The East.Fndies general
" winter there, Not expecting you In
thar quarter. they win be less prepared 10
receive you. Should ypurbraye squadron
fall in with the Quebec aeet, conveyed
BY I single frigate, i would be . brilliant
Ealiait indeed. - - 8
50 Excuse my freedom, dear Republic
ems Won are neither tigers nor Septem-
brizers. Why may you not send the most
of your emigrants into Canada. Connect
Cd = yonare with Spain, yoa might gote
Ncw-O Orleans, seize the ports Of the Mats
chez, collect the friends Of Eberfy from
the back settlements in the United S,ates,
from Kentucky 10 the frontiers. You
win have % distribute : few presentsa =
mong the Indians. You mustput gene
raj CLARk IL Knoxville inmotiou, sum-
mon 70 the French standard the Flotidaa
and American troops raised Be- Genef
a,sd Maasonris, declare frsedbm 70 the
kiack men thar are slapes a fhe sontAern
sfatss, md give 20 the man Of color the
sHset enjoymento Of the rights of nan.
dis b the only way 10 hnmble The British
Lion, thak now courts IN alliancse.. with the
Amerie.n Eagle. only 70 bring about il
destruction. 8
4 N AestlE. - fIppsi. y sfsstainsl. shs-
shsf - sAsss anieis y ss.sl.s . NOT. :. ssI
shessisss h.sls hskasse. hss iAr ssesr Americas
htossd y q. siissi.sssss ssaesa sss.s.nal ssssrs
49, - - = go = asiisAn 90 pls6ssus 70
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subscfihe,s ill ccneress may think pro-
pef "a assume de entire direction II this
cbjectin conformity with the ardentwish-
Is and earnest advice 30 irresistably en-
forced BY Washington. 4.
The memorial was accompanied hya
plan Of the Equestrian statue 81 Wash.3>
inrton, surrounded by halls and colleges
regularly arranged, the whole to be sti-
edths Monument to Washington.
Referred to q select committee
Ayes, 42--Noes, ~. ,. =.
Is n. TanHary a., 1905. ~
Mr.. Griswold moved that the House
! should resolve itself into acommittee of
! the whole On the state Of the union de.
claring his intention, in such event, to
move that his motion, laid some time
since on the table, calling for papers res
pecting the cession of Louisiana, should
be taken up. Ez-...5 z 81 81 -
On this motion 4 debate Of two hours
length ensued, in which Mr. Criswold,s
motion was supported by Messts Girls
! void, Dana, Goddard, Huger and Rut-
ledge, and opposed BY Messrs. Randolph
: and S. Smiths u. = - wa n
b. The question was taken on the requisi-
sition OF Mr.. 6riswold, by yeas& nays,
and carried IN the negative, yeas SO, maya
52.--Mr., s. Smith said he had com
municaiion 10 make, which in his opidiA :
on required secrecy whercupon the RaI-
leries were cleared. After a shorttirne
they were opened when Mr.. Griswold's
! motion, ahpre noticed, was taken up, Snd
rejected ~ aconsiderable majoritys
REPORT
The eohmitter aepoinfeden lr17th III.
10 rrhom rpds tefeyged 50 much Of he
message eftsf President erths United
STATES, as reiates @ Oir navy yards, q
me bnildiag Of doeks. =
The csnlaaittee to 1vhoatztuas reterred 50
much Of me PreGdsat,s mesaee ar rs.-
lafes . our navy yards and the build.
ing Of docks, report tJuo resoiutisss,
providing .Jay thesgts ketfiig sfinbts,
aud sfher pEbEe PROPERTY. s<1t/I !.
!. Resolved, That for securing from
waste and loss, the timber and other pub.
lie property on the different navy yards,x
and towards improving the same for the
greater dispatch ofbusincss, the Seereta-
~ ofthe Navy, under the direction Of
the President Of the u. States, shallcause
the, requisite buildings and sheds 20 Be
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sideration 81 the Presidents conhdenti-5
u message, whenthe ssllerieswers clear
ed.
Ianuary fo.

January 10.
Mr.. Van Ness presented . represef-
tation from Samuel Blodgct on the sub
jsct ofa National Uniyersity |; 9 fol-.
lows.
The memorial of Samuel Blodgetiate
supervisor Of the City Of Washington re-
presents, that owing his appointment
chiefly 10 his zeal in serlning several pro-
stationary plans for National Uniyer-
sity, he conceived il an indispensable du-
y after the death Of Washington to fol-
low the Commanding advice and noble
example Of the common father of his
countTys 20 irrssistatbly pouTtrayrdi n n his
farewell address, and in the clause of
his Win annexed to his liberal donation
therefor. Iii thus calling, most res
pectiully, the attention Of your honora-
bic body to the part Of the viii Of Wash
ington, he ful6ls promise made in bee
] half Of more than one thousand subscri-
bers to the same object, whose respects
BILE names accompany this memorial, with
2 feqnest that 4 committee may Be ape
pointed to consider what proportion of
the public lots Of land in the Western
Territory Of the United States, shall be
apPropriafed by Congress 70 this inn
Portant institution in addition TO the con-
tents Of either Of the sites already con.
templated therefor within the Civ al
Washington bv Wash;noton himself and
By the9eominiss;onners thereof And
fnrtherto consider tl,e expediency fsbo,,la
il comport with The monumental plan %
Be adoptedl Of erecting the statute AZ
i7ss, Or in lieu thereof...an abnronr;afs
and rharacterist;c enneatr;an .tat,,e "a
the original founder ofthe Nat;oral I'M
yersity. ae = be.,,,;g,,i een,re ME-. Cor
the entire Man. 10 be st,rfoundedb - Han.
and COLLEGES 3 thev mat IS buil. Is .,c.
cession, 6y the fund 10 which the vhole
people Of Amefica ATE now 60 liberaliv 4,
SO konorahlv contt;bnt;nb hv v6l,,r,a..,
subscriptions. from MaSne n Geo..
inclusive thus yirtuallv following - m
Client custom ofthe original Americans
Who men, women and ehildreh all carr
ed stone 10 the mon,rnen,al N. 81 !
beloved chief.
I
II i hufnbly conceived that a f,,t,b.y
aid win Be necessary for yo,,r bonorabI..
body to give, tin IN your wisdom 4 may
be deeined proper 8 follow ~ .,, =
and prophetic advice Of Washinpton. anfi
70 assume the entire direction f,he
most important object exer contemnla.
ted in the united efforts Of ar parties ler.
s,.ae;rsre z,,,dE -l.... Il 4 - -.
people, under 4 firm belief thu proyi.
ded the governmental plan. and synon.;.
thereof Be matnrely considered ana ws.e.
" adapted to promote the views az ~.
sage and provident Washington. nameIv,
q To do away local attachments and state
Prejudices IS CIR as1the nature of thine.
would or indeed ought to admir- from
our national eouhcils,n and n short y
promote true amor pairiiae. as ven =
the advancement ofnew arts and ,,hiy.r.
sal science in al useful knowledge Will
a "a . :,
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sTke s<eegd gear sf WAsnIsc1os's
second prssidkhey.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-12
Dublir Aaie.

n pursuance Of d decree Of the
Coart If Columbia Disfr;f7, al lie
last June term, baldss IL s4hxau
ayia, nil Be ,ola at public aae7im.
to The bigbesi biaaer, ia, rsaay many,
n SUNDRY
Houses 6 IMPROVEMENTS,
Situate upon lots of gfouna 90 the iouth
iide OF King areet, between Royal and
Pitt ifreets, which had been leafed by
Mordecai Millerto James Kidd for term
OF years now ended. The iale will be
made On the lat Monday 10 Augult next,
at the pennies. in the forenoon Of tt
fame day. The purchaier has the right
If removing the houfes and improvements
at any time before the goth day OF Otto-l
Der next, from the lots whereon they are
erected. Any peaon may view and exa-
mine the houtes by application TO John
Horieburg and Matthew Eakin, in Who'll
occupation they now are, and they will
be fold feparate or together, as may be
found mott expedient On the day Of fale,
Tor the purpoie OF telling them for the beit
price.
?. G. MARSTELLER.
Iuly rs. 2.wtdf
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A VALUABLE MILL
FOR SHE.

THE fubloriber wllhes to fell
his MILL, known BY the name of Chf
ton Mil, ssithin two and an half mics OF Dunn
fries, on the waters of Ouantico, which Is as
conitant ttream as any in this part Of the coun-
try, and in an exceeding healthy Gtuation, very
conveniently 1ituated to fine wheat coantry
not being more than half mile out OF the way,
ia going to Dumfries from the main road lead
ing from Fsuqeisr Court-Houfe, Centsrville
&c. land by i1me thought not any out Of the
way at alA and very good road to it. ! here
are, if the puTchaler CHOICES, z174 acres OF land
which may 60 with mil, Except one aeFs
which viii be reiervcd) or fnlaller quantity as
may be agreed cn. The mill is an over ihot, with
a wheel II 20 ieet inches and . feet head, with
TWO par of Stones. One pair OF French burrs OF
S feet, the other Of Cologne, with every appa-
ratus nee fry for carrying oil merchant butineis
to the bea advantage 1hc mil hcule IS fifty
feet long and twenty Geven feet wide, two aarisS
high, with tinall kiln for drying corn. togo
her with barn, fable, cow houle and !umher
hcuie, convenient to the mill A convenient
dwelling houie, (no1 quite fnihed) with kit
chen, meat and corn houle the While 1t which
have been builr within years palt There are
two very thriving young orchards Of peach and
other fruit trees. It was fuppel-d, had not the
frot killed the fruit this ipring, upwards at 100
gallons of bsrndy might have been made from
them. Should the whole OF the land be reouir-
ed with the mill, there is another tnlall houie,
kitchen and meat honle, at ihort diitahce from
the former.
The Gtnation of this property MIR render it
a deGrablc acquitition to any perion lncslied to
engage in this line of buiirefs, particularly 10
AS it is fituatcd 70 near tide water. /: is deemed
unneceaafy TO fay any thing more relpecting the
premiies, as it is prefin,cd any perion inclined
to purchafe would with to fee them. Nothing
would induce me to. par, with TINS valuable pro-
percy, but the prefing demands zgalnft me
which am anxious 70 difcharge, therefore al
great bargain may he expected, Any further
information may be known on application to,
JOHN SoWDEN, Clifton Mill.
Dunrfries June 2S. zaw.
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THOMAS SIMMS

HAS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
SALE,
Fresh from Lisbon, IN ashort pas
sage " h< STIR .Rafhsl Haekey,
A few boxes Of excellent large
Lemons; good Englifh Wainuts.
Frefh Lines BY the brig Lucy.
Excellent foit lhell'd Almonds,
Do. PIunes,
De. Railins, by the box,
Do. Figs and Fliberts,
Holland Gil, French brandy,
Jamaica Spirit, Wine,
Loaf, lump and brown Sugar,
saladCiI, Olives, Anchovies & CapersD
Gin cafes empty and tul', as may be
deGred,
A quantity Of well cured Bacon,
Vennon Hams,
Pork, { hcg to the BIZ
Flih by the bl. &c. sc.
Jolly I6. d
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lust RECEIV ED,

lust RECEIN ED,
Ind FIR Jaie BY he Ja9fyi6sy, atbi5 FAR
al UaSx Gye<f
Large Lilbon Lemons by the
box,
Engiih Walnuts by the fail or pound,
Fine large Psunes and Figs,
Ffril Lines.
by Ike Lu1lk Pill, lrom Nequ P,oOidsvee,
80 doz. large, fine Pine APP
pies.
Excellent phila. bottled cyder by the
barrel or bottle,
Fitt quality Chewing Tobacco,
Almonds, Raihns,
With most q The Good Things
# this Df, yyea suA bM Turn The
Corner.
A. WILLIS.
July l6. d
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Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
Haze reeetuea arR FIR Sale,
A few bales German Linens,
trunks calicoes and chintzes,
do. hoiiefy,
10 boxes wool ard cotton cards,
s trei1es threads,
go boxes dipp'd and mould candles,
10 hnds. moIaaes,
do. Jamaica ipiiits,
6 DO. fugars,
20 barrels prime pork,
80 do. behring's, -
20 do. fhad,
80 kegs James river tobacco,
100 tons platter.
aar They are giving Cah, for
rvheat, flour, corn, rye, beans
and tobacco.
AuguR 1. d
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-18

Not 70 be able to bear with one ano.
Their II ientimsnts hat are Indifferent
to virtue an holine $, or that are I'm
egenrial to tie rational character OF
man, whether thefe fenIiments relate
to one fdble2 OF another, as pollt'cs,
religion, agriculture or PhiloioPhy, IS
intolerance and 10 deprive a man OF
office in civil government merely on
this ground, as Jetferon has done n
multitude of cafes, is as much Psyieeytion,
as 10 excommunicate member OF a
religious fociety becaufe he cannot, in
confidence, eat particular kinds OF meat,
or -booles 70 Rand when others fet, or
prefers broad brimned hat to fhnall
one. / am wiling to admit',he plea Of
ignorance for the republican Je5, as an
apology, for their 70 frequently com.
planning OF the federalilfs and charging
them with want of c0ndOr and CHARITY
towards their leader on religious fu0
jeas-They never fee the whole of any
lubea and in proportion as they with
draw their affect ons and attachments
from their gsod fJien4s the French, they
place them on Jeferfon and are be
ginning TO identity themfelves with him,
AS to feel mott when he is touched !;
aud what adds 70 their wre,chednels IS,
that lie is 70 vune able IN every moral
and religious point of view, that truth,
iultice, candor, and even charity hsrfrlf,
praaifcd BY others, are felt, by them,
as a reproach upon him.
am, fir, yours, &c.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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From LoH3'a.-By Mr.. D. l. Pill.
man, OF this town, arrived tron, ! =
don, via Network, on Saturdaw LOU
have been favored with pap.rs - we
ltt March. and the lollowi1o v4-h,i nS
formation - ~
The Oneida Chief, Keno. m,a
arrived at Ncwyo.k. from the D r
with cargo OF dry goods, valued !,
London. al Izo 900 0erling M
5000 letters were landed from h..
PaH+ogers in the Oneida Chief l..
Livingston, lady, and f.rvsnL WI
liam Nichols, Mifs Lofts, William g.
ny, Nathaniel Aldworth, William Fac.
ter, l. D. Pickm Al, and Thomas Rev.
err About i5o fail Of veEsls Isft ~
Doyns in company among them
were feveral InGamen.
The Minerva, Barber, was f,ll u.
1T Of March, and intended to dor
down the next day the Galen to drop
down tbs h OF March Th- One;d,
Chief had ttrong N. Z. winds far %
y days,it is therefore probable thar
the Minerva, and G4len, were ~
vented from &c ting 10 the Downs fo-
feveral days.
4" The American brig Three siRer.
lad arrived at Plymouth from Buenos
Ayres, loaded on SPanilh account
/" Mr.. King had taken his paTaos
for Newyork, in ne flip John Morgan.
to fail the 2 n April, Itwas his op;r,
ion, that the prefent miniaer to he
Court Of the (w,ll bs) Emperor of the
Gaul5, would fucceed him.
The great banking houfe at Paris.
which failed the beginning Of FEBRUARY,
is f4id to be deficient more than half 4
million ferling.
The hou,e Of Bird, SAVAGE and
Bird, has failed, and their bufneis i
fad TO be in a very bad condition.
They were bankers for he United
States (f'r the S ale Department. aio
for Mr. King, Mr. Core, Pinkney, and
Erving.
t" Mr.. Thomas Melville, banker IN
Paris, has alIo failed for very large
amount.
Mr.. Gore was expelled 70 cioi.
his oih1ial duties in London in the
eou'fs OF the pr4leut year, aud to Re.
Turn 70 America IN the Spring"
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Dp the a9ail.

LONDON, FEB. n.
The cold at Genoa has been mutual
ly intenfe. The thermometer on The
9TH of February food at nearly four de-
grees below the freezing point |, the riv
er had begun to freeze near the banks,
and a very heavy fall of fnow took
place. The novelty of this fcene drew
all rhe inhabitants of the city TO con-
template the brilliant phenomenon,
which Prefented fight that the oldeft
among them never had feen before. 1t
furnifhed the inti'e pleafnres ofthe day !;
the theatres were lhut, and the balls
we're fufpended. Nobody could forego
the pleaiure of trampling the fnow !;
even The mott delicate ladies, for the
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SALEM, APRIL IL

SALEM, APRIL IL.
From TIE Mediterranean BY the
ihip Margaret, Capt. George Cleve
land, from Salon near Barcelona, arriv
ed on Friday in IS days pallage, we
have the following information
The Margaret was al Malta the 10th
Jan. where ihe left the frigates ChefA
peak, John Adams and Newyork, ard
the feb. Enterprize, bound off TriPoli in
day or two. The Chafapeake was
to come home fhortly, under the com
mand of Captain Baron. Bonaparfe
bar declared ogar agaiaf fbs Dy ofAgisrs.
This news was not doubted at Barcelona.
Ii was reported that the Dey had made
enormous demands upon England, Hol
land, Sweden, Denmark, and the Uni.
ted States. The Tripolines were ex
Peeied TO come out in the Spring, and
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BnsToN, APRIL IL

bpS IbNI AFkiL IA.
Frgra Pari5, Feb. Ia Ii i Farce
ly poi1ible to furniih you with news
or entertainment 10 the prslent TIA { of
this capital. The morality by which
it is defolated may be fad to exceed
the bounds Of credibility. Wthio the
lat ten DAYS have been aGnred, from
40 official quarter, The number Of inter
ments has announced TO 400 per diem on
the average, or 1000 in the whole
that term. Several Perions diainguilh
ed for their birth OF their char cer
are upon tbs funtrsl I'M. St. Lam
bert, who was dianguilhed. by the
title Of the Thornton OF Ft.nce CAT,
the Poet auIhor Of Oh Anim1i'
Parianu; La Harp, who here Good
high in the political word, and who
formerly real lectures il London on
Bellies Lettres Lluani ", the celebra.
ted aItronomer aud The Abhe Delilie,
a poet Of refpleudsnt merit, have alrea
dy droPt INFO the tomb, or are given
over by their phyGcians within tha.
ihort period. Every family + ia mour'
ming, and there is fcarcely one individ
ual 10 ten who has noJ been 10 fomr de
gree attacked. What i extremely fin
gular is hat the Rrangers in Paris
have almoa wholly elcaped this def
pcrate contsgion."
From CIR Carrt@ondsnt at liverpool H.
q On tie 10Th FEB. 60 America vsi-
lels were in This port from which
you will have an idea Of the allonifh
ing trade carried on, betwee The Uni.
ted States aud this place 1t is aioer
tanned, that there have not been le6
than 6fry American veAels in port from
the m Of December 10 the III Of
March, coaitantly, notwithstanding
they were daily falling to every part
of America. The peace IN Europe
fesms not 70 have had any edea on
the American trade here Bel. Gaz