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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

Extra3 efa kftsr fron m.uber Of fbs L,gila-
ta,e Of Fsymsaf, 10 ibe Editor sf ibe Ngl,
dard Rxtlznd. O6. az, 1894.
The votes Of the frcemen of this State,
for msInbsrs OF Congrcfs, have been jua count
ed.
." Yoo will fmile to fee. that after all the
bosRiog ia the federal papers throughout the
Union. that CHiTTEYDEN and CHAMBfR-
LAIN were choieo ; the lait is not elected. and
the frff Is choien by lark majority of s. votes.
think il likely MIR. FISK will get majority
ar the next election. am doubtful Rejecting
the election of Mr.. ELLior. Oar Electors
for PreGd.nt will certainly be Republican 60
man. | congratulate yoo that Republicsniim
COCA on in our State "cnnqusring and TO con-
qoer." You viii Zee that Mr.. OiIN, than
whom no man j, more 6rm and intelligent Re-
publican, has very handiome majority"
From Rutland we learn. thar the L<gifla.
tore Of this State has rejected the propodtion
for the amendment OF the Contribution OF the
Uni'cd States, made by the Commonwealth Of
MsGachute;ts. lSPOauer's Ge,mSnt Journal.
On Tuefday the ult. the Legiflature Of
New. Jerfcy convened. The Republicans have
a majority in the Council OF fDe--in Aaembly
of jfxisen-and in Join, Mcetiog of fzuenty. one.--
II therefore they arc true TO rileir csuie and TO
one another, they have nothing to tear, either az
TO their acts or appointments.
OF the Repelen,ative, elected to Congress
from Maryland, SEWN arc Republican, and only
two FEDERAL.
The eubole Obligation to Congref, from
North Carolina. eonh.iing OF twelve, are con-
fiitent and underwriting Republicans.
Becarfc Yiygixra is the oidea, lareeA, moA
populous and uni,ed State in the linton, and
the firR Prelident WAsHINcros, and the pre-
lent Pseiident JRfrtRs,s. hsppened to be born
and live in that State; therefore, the fedryai9s,
having exhaufed every other art Of oppofrion
in vain, now ad1refs themfclves t. our meanef
pafious, oor envy and jcaioufy. TINS degrad-
ing appeal from our rsafon 20 our prejudice,
however il may produce temporary R,mulus
in their favor, will probably he one Of the means
Of eofuring their overthrow. The plain Eng.
lin OF i, is, If we cannot rule the United
States. we win az lean try to fet them at vsri-
ance and throw them into CONDITION." Bat the
sffca will be in vain. We udf there is good
lenie enough in the People to reprobate ,hi'
wicked narrow policy. Snz.
Commodore BARRoS arrived al Gibraltar
si,h his fqusdran on the rlth Augu!t lae. On
MS arrival, difpatches from Mr.. Sim2fon, our
conful at Morocco. all Asling in arong terms
the hottie difpo6tion Of the Emperor of Moroc-
20 agsin4 our commerce. aud the preparations
making by him to fend our three friga,cs and two
,sIleys upon cruife. Mr.. Simpfon Urging the
oecefity Of leaving two of the frig-
',es upon that aaiion, the connodore accord |
nely left the Cooeref'. Capt. Rogers and the |
EGsx. Capt James Barron.
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CuSTOM-BOUSE.
s5qr7 of Nesy,srs, Nos. =.

r1j9ri3 Of Nsaypos, Nos. 7.
ENrERED,
Slocp Two RsSshrp. Tripp. New.Yo,k
Do. Eank, Juiin, do.
CLEARED,
Brig John, Brown, Barbados
Schooner ha'r'ot, Ctsie. New-Yo,k
Sloop n. York Psek'', Larton, CharleRon
Sch 'opss Governor N,oog. Crsne. N. Caroiioa
Da. Anrsicaa Lady, Tobey, Eden;on
Do. Eagle. l.astcn. CharI,aon
Sloop Dseh,. Booze. No,iok
sioo9 Swift. Esins. George Town
Do. Hunue(,. Earl, NeS.Yosk
Scar. Am s. Harrtoi, Shrarmsn, Port Antonio.
"CASTIGATOR," is unavoidably dc.
'erred till our nexs, lor want OF room.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
'ewpou, Novembes 2. 1894.

State Of RbOds-J9and end Pyosidenee
PIantafions.
In GENERAL ASSEMBLY; Oaober Sef-
4 fion, A. d. 1904.
M AafoIgpsnd the Opsration Of the
A7, emitted" I'm Ad for the Limi-
fafi0n sffsrfaia per/onai Atlions." 4.
ID E il ehal7ed by the General ANsm-
I'D bly,, and by the authority thereof
it's enafed, That the operation of the
faid Statute be and the fame is hereby
fufpended, until the fifth day of No
vember, in the year of onr Lord one
thou(and eight hundred and FIVE, and
that the fame lhalI then operate and
take effect, in the fame way and man
ner as if the fame had pa1ed and been
enacted on the fifth day of November.
in the year of our Lord one thoufand
feyen hundred and ninety nine.
Reloived, That this ad be FORTH
with pubilhed, by the Secretary, in
all the newspapers printed in this
State.
RsSfued further, That the faid
Act be read, by the Town. Clerks Of
the feveral towns in this State, in
open Town-Meeting, to be holden on
the third Wednefday of November
next. A true Copy,
Witnefs,
SAMUEL EDDY, Se6'rys
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

The eUbole dtksaAoa to Congreh from
North Carolina, condlting of twelve, are con-
liifent and onde vialing Republicans.
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OF the Reprelen,stive, e'cesed to Cougrefs
from Maryland. SEWN are Republican, and only
two Fedeyai.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

From Rutland welearn. thar the L~giGa-
tcre Of this State has rejected the propodsIon
for the amendment OF the Contribution OF the
Uoi'cd States, made by the Commonwealth of
MsGachu!e;ts. lSf0auer's Ge,msn, journal.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

On Tuenay the - I ult. the Legislature Of
New. Jerfey convened. The Republicans have
a majority in the Council OF fue--in Aaembly
of JGxfsen-and in Join. Meeting of ff1veny.
II therefore they true to rfieir csuie, and TO
one another, they have nothing to tear, either az
TO their acts or appointments.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

I II & bytory OF ireland IS a ebecs-
cred narration af oaprsBTon, rsvolu'icn,
and ruin. The gallant )Sns sf, Erin
baOe alternately Frnsglpd in attempts at
,Hbcrty, and in fbs agonies Of executions
far treatons. Ugtssiirg and mjfraby
dcgraasa muf be that mind, ubifb can
0ie40 soifbOut Jbuddfring, palour, genius
and honor, prsarats before tbs enaipo.
tsnee Of p6zOsr. in t5is devofed eoun.
try. anarchy is.tbe rale Of order--psna-
ry and perjfeutiOn THE resOard Of virfue.
2be iaborer goes tortb to bis so0rk, and
returns TO a fatving family, the moarn.
Jnl me0snger Of accumulated SOant. 9bs
meebanie and the manufacturer /ssk in
their ingenuity fber comforts Of eompc-'
renee, sobiie exfortion dfprives them of
THE neesDrics sfHs.--Humanity soeeps'
oves fbe darc0ss ef ireland. Ttsrs
does defpotifm Jzvay unlimited ber iron
(6spfre. There does innocence Lansrjb
in Gxngeons, and THE gallOqOs marti pat
riotifm far its peculiar Vifhim--Bm
faint, and feeble, and unmsaning, mu4
BE our dsjtription, compared seifb tie
animated and glowing pi7we, psurtray-
eddy tbe matcbis,f genius Of CUsRAN.-
I6e pencil Of CURkAN can alone d0 ;gc
ties to TIE intereAing )fene,, on sebirb it
is employed. EfA may be be imprsGOe,
for aetpiy bar be drank IN The cup Of bis
e0zntry's Jerroz05. The execution Of
f5Oyiands Of bis felloqO-eomfrymcn, tie
(aerifee Of an intendtd Jon in-iavv-tbe
amia6le, tbs aeempiybs7, the intelligent
and patriotic GMMS7q', f6s conf9uent
,iitappomtnsAf and 'aifsatffon Of a
daughter, ac0uid ba1s rOujSd bis FEELINGS
from tbs NIT torpid Indifference. But
fbe Jegf6iiy Of CURRANnsedednotJn Jnfb
indictments. Liberty bad ebetsn bin
tar her aq0n, and in the de'arutlion Of
ibis idol Of bis bspe,, sqsry /enGment Of
bis Joul /Sfms asitafed.
In pryjenfing 10 orr readers tie (hb-
Igaenf djipiay ef lplfndid, independent,
and dignifed eioqaenee, from this uayi-
valied Orator, srs jorbear TO comment
on the eaaiss 1cbieb ebprodueedH. Upon
fuch fubjees, language muf indeed
lag behind the rapidity of feeling
Let it be remembered, bos,vver, that
government, sUbieb could authorize, and
a judieature, aVbieb could LantH0n fbes
(avage proeeedings, impioDy oDames the
attribute efjuffi;e, and boaRs sf mercy
in its administration ! ibis irimtabie
e1u6os Of glowing and jpleadid tioquenes
wa, produced in dstfree ef Mr.. ENEs-
qr. ENS87r z0as printer effbe esie-
brafed paper called the :" Prefs;" tbs
only one tbaffbsn dared 10 Lpsak for. the
people, ard TO denounes their e1pfegSrs.
HS s0as prsieeztcd fer &c bringing the
government into contempt" BY put
Iibing Hafemenf Of The trial of M
LIAM OR8, 4cbo sOas /safented to fbe
/eafoH upon fbe evidsnee Of q peyared
common intormer. CvRxAv did not ex-
pea to take any part in the trial; mar
did be reeeive Aeenee nil The jury seere
Fusrn.] National Egis.
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CuRRAN's Addrefs to the Jury.

CURRAN's Addreis to the Jury.
ss LEW men fee, at once, that
IL they cannot be hurt 70 much
as they think by the mere battery of
a newipaper. They do not reae6t
that every character has natural ita-
ton from which it cannot be effect
ually degraded, and beyond which it
cannot be raifed by the bavling Of a
news-hawker. IF it is wantoniy Al.
perfed, it is but for feafon, and that
a fhort one, and it emerges like the
moon from a pafipg cloud to whatever
original brlghtnefs it.podefied. Il is
right, howsyes, that il is law, and that
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25

stk on different points to march al -
hdurs notice !; 250, 600 Russians are 10
belencamped before the 1st Of May, ON
sths western and southern frontiers Of the
Russian en- lire IN Europe and TO acs.
rs circumstances require. In Turkey,
besides formidable naval armaments,
10000 men, are to be sent to the Morea.
and more numerous army viii march
towards Belgrade. These threatening
measures do not, however, alarm our /
politicians who pretend that our COURT
and those of ST. Petersburg and Con-
stantinople, intend TO offer an armed me-
dfafion, which shall settle the affaissb
Europe, protect the independence DC
weak states, and set boundary to the
professions Of the powerful; and thar
country, either England or France, whieh
does not voluntarily subscribe to the ar
rangement proposed, will be regarded
as the common enemy, towards whom
the forces Of the armed mediators viii be
turned. 49, : ~. ga
Since the arrival Of courier yester-
day from St. Petersburg, the rumour is
common in our diplomaticcircle, that in
case all negotiations for peace are With
out effect an alliance olIsksise and defen-
sive, will be concluded between Austria,
Russia, Turkey Sweden, Denmark,
and Naples, which is to take effect i'm.
mediateiy, and to continue until the end
of the present war. 1t is said that both
the belIigerent viii soon be informed Ell
ciiafly onthiis subject. ::
A numerous Russian feet is ready to
sail from Odessa, for the neighbourhoed
Of Sicily, with transports, having on
board IS 900 land troops, mostly inEan-
try. &c.. ~ -. -. .r.-
Anextraordinary levy ofrecrui,s has
been ordered in all our provinces of eide.
want Poland, and our army is to receive
an augmentation Of sc, 600 men.
Ia a Petersburg newspaper it is said,
that next summer eight armies will pro-
badly be. collected III Germany or on ito
frontiers, viz. three Russian, three Aus
TRAN, one Prussian, and one French.
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The prison Of Georges Is unknown;
but those Of Pichegru and Moreau are
changed almost every twenty four hours.
They have been BY turns in the Temple,
inthe Abbey, in La Force, It Vinesnss,
and in the Conciergerie. The Tread Of
their numerous partizans has caused
these tyrannical measures of precaution.
Pichegru has been dangerously III from
the wounds he received when taken, and
ait has even been reported that he was
dead but / heard thisday that he is still
in La Force j, that when, yesterday, he
was ordered to be removed 10 the Tenn,
pie again, hewas unable 70 rise from his
bed. He has two very deep wounds in
his head, and has been delirious. &.
g The examinations of the prisoners
are continued every day separately, but
they have notyet been confronted. Their
interrogatories are yyolnminous, and
it Is supposed that they viii not appear
before any tribunal this Week. Every
day some more persons are suspects
ed or implicated. The First Consul
sent last Friday for Massena, Maedo-
nald, and Leconrbe, and they have since
left town, which has produced therePort,
that they have been exiled until the state
trials are over. tx S-.iz Fl :
Last night the camp equipage Of the
First Consul left, for the second time in
ten days, this City for. the coast, but a
Courier has ordered them back again.-
Last Tuesday they were al Amiens, but
received orders BY the Telegraph to rec
turn. You can judge from these contra
dictory movements, how impossible it is
TO say when the destiny of England win
finally be determined. That it is, howe
yer, not distant, is the common opinion"
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HALIFAX, May 1.

The following is an extract from . CIR
cuLAR LETTER, addressed to sever
al commanding officers Of the corps Of
militia throughout the province
Haltar, 2sdefAprib 1904.
SIR, = ...--
/ am eommaned, by his excelleuey the
lieutenant, governor, to direct that you
communicate to the battalion, under
your command, his excellency' 5 order,
that it should be in the most perfect state
ofpossible readiness, should its service
es he required. 1871. ::
E As the season is now opening, and
the enemy have an immense disposeable
force, which has not yet been employed
inthe threatened attack on the mother
country, il is not impossible that in or
der to make diversion in favor of that
attack, or desPairing Of its success, they
may make an attempt on some of the Bri.
fish colonies: His excellency deems il.
therefore, prudent to warn the militia
to be prepared for any emergency.
d. (Signed) 60.
II" + ]. BECKWITH, Adj. Gen.
- -. /. Of Militia.
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FROM FRANcE.. M

EKOM FkdNLE, WdhtH zO.1
g The fsLlowing Is an extract ofaI letter
from Paris, pHbiished in d London paper
ffhe 4fh MI.
Last Sunday an the gates or barri-
err were again shut At s O'clock in the
morning. and continued so for 10 hours.
During this time every person walking
m the streets was arrested who had no
pass, and general domiciliary visit
took place; ] say general, because the
First Consul, 70 shew an example Of
submission, whenthe country IL in dam
ger, did not excepthis own Palace, where
even two suspicious persons were arrest
ed. Talleyrand's brother was (though,
released in - hours) arrested II the Ho-
tel in Rue de Racque. The terror Is
now 90 great, and honor and duty so en-
tirely yanquished, that G.. and L. were
given up BY their relatives M-t, by
his wife and poor r. by his sister and
brother-in-law. whom he saved from de-
struciion ini702. Mad. Demas suffer.
Cd in the Temple the agony Of 60 hours
confinement. During her stay. the old
Duchess de II. and her grand daughter
were brought in there. You know the
tormer i above eighty, and the latter not
fourteen years Of age. They had been
denounced b. their oWn servants.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
IMPORTANT!

By the pahfsnessof Gabt. caiysr., Of
ths ship Marian, arrived lastnight from
Cadiz ; ne are 1dD5sed With the esty Of
the toilo1uiag Important letter from COM
modore Prebis to John Gavina, Esq.our
Consul. hi. - g. - =
U.ssFRIGATE CONSTITUTION.
Syracuse Harbour, February, 1904.
JoHN GAvINo,t ESQ. 80 ~. .>-
: y -, Consul Of The United States.
DEAR Sir, - ~
i. 49, $50. have the pleasure to an.
nounee to you the pleasing intelligence
Of the capture and destruction Of the Tri-
poline frigate of4o guns, late the u. s.
frigate Philadelphia, by the u. S. ketch
Intrepid of = guns and 20 men, COM.
manded by Capt. Decatur, Of the Eater
prize, who volunteered his services on
the occasion.-It is TO be regretted thsV
she was so situated, that 1t was imposs;.
bic to have brought her out. I.
ORthe night Of the Sd January, the
brig Syren, capt. Stuart, and ketch In.
trepid of 4 guns, .6sted for. the purpose,
and commanded by capt. Decatur, with
ssvolty v0innterrs, from the squadron.
sailed for Tripoli, with orders 70 burn
the frigate in tina, harbour--theythi day
returned, having executed my orders
mulch TO my Satisfaction.
On the night Of the 10th ult. eapt. Do.
eatur, entered the harbour Of Fripoli
with the keteh, laid her along side the
hIgate. and ina gallant and olReeF like
manner, boarded aud carried her agaiHas
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With respect to Gen. Moreau, II ap-
pears that the arrest Of this great man
la. excited strong sensation in his "a.
vor, not only among the people Of Paris,
but in the armies. The troops are all on
the alert throughout the interior, and
the roads are constantly patrolled by the
gems d'armerie. 49,. =. = s,l --ESy19 :
We learn from OUR private correspon-
dent that Bonaparte has taken measures
to dispface from their command ali the
principal officers who have served under
or are attached 20, Moreau, and that
some have been already dismissed.
The following list of distinguished
persons exclusively Of Pichegru and Mo-
reau, apprehended 1t Paris, Is implicat-
ed in the conspiracy, has been transmit-
ted to us as genuine Gen. Dumas, Ma
dame Dumas, Monsieur De Septeuil,
Gen. La Fayette, the able David, Mon.
sieur Roland, Z. Goodwin, a-tribune,
Laiellais, Madame Fallen, Madame
ST. Leger, Limndin, Bouyet, Deson-
yilles, Charles D'Olier, Gen. Dslmas,
&c. 81
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Mareha.a.

VIENNA nlareh L.
We have nowin different depots twen-
~ thousand recruits above our peace Csc
hbIishmsni and 10000 men are rea-
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L o N D @ N,
March 10. I

tx "a g.
- March 10. ssa.
Extract ef private letter ftom Paris,
dated asia February, i8o4. zss
|. II is astonishing what universal dis
pleasure and dismay the arrest Of Mo.
reau has occasioned in Paris, and indeed
throughout France no one believes him
capable ofconspiring against the country.
Mereau's brother, after the glorious dis
play Of generous and fraternal feeling he
manifested in the ribunate, was arrest
ed for fear he should have an opportuni-
" Of exerting himselfin the generals be-
half, and even Madame Moreau and the
rest Of the family have been put in con-
6nement.". 5s.@s, ~. =, ,--. IL. !
March -. - : "a "a z
II was yesterday confidently asserted
on the authority of private letters re-
ceiyed by persons Of responsibility from
the continent, that another conspiracy
against the government Of Buonaparte
had lately been discovered through the
vigilance Of the Partisan police. We
cannot pretend to vouch for the aeeura-
CIV Of the statement. 80
+ Liter from Moreau 10 Buonapdrfe.
Les Nouueilesa IA Main, 10th Yentosr,
=. an. IL, No. II. IF Paris, March 9,
1904, contains What faLloIps 1T.
!" The letter which we now publish, has
been circulated all over Paris for this
week, and many thousand copies have
been sent into the departments. We
z reprint il, however, that foreigners
may read what this moment exeites so
much interest III France. Tits ad.
3 dressed to" Monsieur Bonaparte, the
first consul, by citizen Moreau, the
victor Of Hohenlinden, now a close
prisoner inthe temple. !" - : =
!" 10 MoNsIRuR BoNAPARrE, the FIRsF.
81 !. 49, Consul. 80 - =
d. - g From The daagson efthe Tenn.
pie, Hrntose 10, year XII.
49, g March 1, 1904. 49, r.
/ as IR, : - r. ! TT
+" SIHcE your ambition requires more
victims, strike, but do not calumniate
those you butcher. Wade in the blood
Of Innocence, but spare honor in taxing
away life. ~ !, =
. If you expect from me the suppl.
cant's petition, read no farther. In this
dungeon where your tyranny has plung-
ed me, am more elevated than you up-
ON your usurped throne. So say all Just
men Of my contemporaries, and future
ages win confirm their sentence--No sir,
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Judge 70 msale authentic inquiry IN Or
der q discover the names Of the citizens
who manifested their courage and AZ.
sachmensunder this circumstance. They
WILDE rewarded ~ distinctions ofhonor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-11

.prepared to receive them. It j. enly by
degrees, and by undermining under plau-
sible pretrxts and at favourable moments,
,hrstvone and then another of the main sup
ports of the fabric, that we shall be expos
I ed to see it, sooner or latter begin to tot
ter, then orumble, and fear bury us in It's
ruins. Here then, on the merits OF the
constitution, as it was presented to us by
the convention and as it now is, ! take my
stand. Uponth ground, am unequiyo-
4cally opposed to the alteration proposed
for feel the the strongest conviction, that
zifit obtains, we shall have gwen deadly
wound to the national compact, we shall
have efaced one Gifts leading features, we
shall have signed the death warrant of one
of the vital and most important principles
upon which 1t was originally established.
/ nave already observed, Mr.. Speaker,
that the gentlemen who preceded me in
the present debate have avoided every thing
like discussion of the general merits of
the question, and confined themselves al
most exclusively to the. consideration Of the
manner in which the proposed alteration is
to be brought about, and the extent to which
it is at this time to be carried.
CIR. Ruger's speech to continued
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
IN the House Of Delegates.
Jan. IL.
loNDAY, January 2,

The Speaker laid before the House,
letter from Robert Bailey, relative to Judge
Fuckers memorial, which was read, and
.ordered, unanimously, to be thro1v,l under
the table.
Mr.. Carr, from the committee, to whom
was referred, the memorial of the Honor.
able St. George Tucker, and the docu-
ments accompanying the same, made the
following
REP OR t.
The committee to whom was referred
the petition of St. George Tucker, with
sundrv certificates and documents, pro.
duced by the said Tucker, and by Robert
Bailey, have, according to the order ofthe
house, made on the 9TH day of December,
had the same under their consideration,
and have agreed unanimously to the fol-
lowing report:
Your committee intended to have acted
Immediately on the petition referred to
them; and therefore, on the 9Th day oil
December, note was addressed by the
chairman, to the said Bailey, for the pur'
pose of informing him, that on the follow
ing day, the subject of the said petition,
would be taken into consideration but the
said Bailey having left the city OF Rlca'
m end, and returned, NJ it was ssld, "
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Morocco Leather.
PA I NIl}ITNl)TR ACE..
TODD

Refpeafolly informs inc ladies and gentlemen
of Alexandria, thar he has erected hts machine
Tor traccing the outline Of the face, ~ the Ball
Room at the Eagle ravssn, corner Of King and
Royal arccts, where thof- who will honor him
with their attention may have four c0rrsd pro6ies
for aS cents.
Nsss-2Giit and black Frames may be had at
the room.
~ Plsafs to come in at the paved alley lead
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their opinion, whether The said Samuel Ga.
hath so acted ia his judicial eapscisy as to r-ea;
the interpos;tion of The constitutional pawer =:
this house.
Mr.. Eliot opposed the adoption of tie No,
ton.
Mr.. Smile and Mr.. J. Clay supported il.
Mr.. Griswoid moved a postponenent Of il pn,s
to morrow.
Messfs. 5. Randolph and Gregg opposed tt.
postponement.
Mr.. R. Gyiswold replied.
Mcssrs. Eliot AID Dennis followed in supp,,
of tie postponcment; When
Mr.. Holland moved an adjournment, on which
the question was taken BY yeas AMI nays Yea,
s2-Nays 81.
The question recurring on posteponemen,, il
was advocated by Mes,efs. Hugrr, Holland G.
w. Campbell and MOTT, and opposed by Mr..
Randolph.
Mr.. Bedirger, little before S O'Clock NOV.
I'd an adjourrnen', which was agreed te-Ayes
So.