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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

II 1922 A'"ooy ouu LIZA lIOHI lIVcfpOOl.
WILLIAM GODDARD.
IAs received very ,x,enfve addition TO hi, f,rme,
i adorment oil
HARDWARE GOODS,
which are fer iale at his Acre, A1d a,s.s by whole
fac AID retail
Also, large quantity of Shot Baekfmth's Anvis
and Vices; Brais kccs, Sheet Lead; Sheet Iron Red
Lead Sad Irons Lngiif,shoveIs ana Frying Pans
large aHortment Of
.5oiar's PAsns, u aim9f evsyy dslc,1ption.
l'kewifc-soo Boxes 10 BY 3, 9hy !, and 8 by Rrif
toi aud Liverpool Crown Window Giais.-9o es1s Cut
and Wrought Nails, &c &c
Peyfsani, o. A.. u.fl
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

11AS juf received by th late arrivals from Iosn,u
f'"'eo leA,po.s clsis Rings
DO oug.r .bsfans slsin Gold do d;F. ,s,,
do Gre m Lwers, patterns
do Irewt ita.ds, with Elcaant eionaz ,,a 80
and 7 gian s. Breaches =
90 SanoeneNs' paia gold do
40 snu i., a'a rays do Miniature Settings,
DO Pepper boxes, n. rau - 1S''s"s"a's
40 Salts, - 80 " sss'y ueicfiP
do. sugar tones D.;
Silver Cream Ewver, do Table spoons,
do foirensers. ~ do. tea do
Elegant PAGE har Combs Iron, able and tea do.
Plaza Iustic, aud common Pep knives B,s
ditto. &c sc. sc.
He manufactures Silver, Table, Deifert,
and Tea spooussugar toogs- Mu0ard and fal ipoons;
warranted Gold NeebiAccs &c che p as can be
rurch a.e in town eiicwhere. t-ss
AZ D. Ill ortiys N bis prgtbToa attended 10
quifb aeafaeG AID dypdtcb.
Portland Nov. 1t
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

LNCCH 1fOUL7ON,.-q.
GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER.
Nearly oepg'He The had Of hgyahans MSs,1,
FORE oTrLGr,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

Portland Bookstore,
NJ. S, M.g.y-Ro-u.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

c-r se0eral 4a.ysy:y ea,eats are unav5ita5!, amt
ted this day.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

BY lhips Nabby and Eliza from Liverpool.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

Cboif Of Electors and 'lepye(entoffv
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

Total, Federal 73S8-Dcmo. 3r47
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
FRANKFORT, lK.l June %.

The Commonwealth NJ Kentucky, 10 all she.
RITZ, Constabics md other szcorn officers
in m" said Commonwealth, Greeting.
WHEREAS PBT'ER P4TTESOW,
Carpenter, was on the 3lst day of May,
1904, brought before me, Robert Allen,
one OF the commemorative Justices Of the
peace for the county Of Green, charged
on oath with having Geloniously passed two
forged or counterfeit Bank Notes, viz. one
note on the bank of the United States for
100 dollars, and one for so dollars on the
said bank, knowing the same to be forged
or counterfeit, and did pass the same on
the 5th day Of May last, in the county Of
Franklin, and state Of Kentucky-And
whereas by warrant under my hand and
seal, dated the 3lst Of May, 1904, the She
riff Of Green county was directed to con-
vcy the said Peter Patteson, to the coun-
tyofFranklin, and there deliver him to some
lu"tice Of the peace Of said county, to be
dealt with according to law. And where
as David Wilcox esq. sheriff Of the a.
foresaid county Of Green, hath this day
made oath before me, that the said Peter
Pattoson did, on this said day, about day
break, forcibly make his escape from the
guard charged with his Keeping. and is
now going at large these are therefore
TO command you, Immediately to appre.
bend the said Paiieson, and him safely
convey 10 the said county Of Franklin, and
deliver him to some Justice Of the peace
oil said county, 70 answerIhe charge sfore-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
Stephen Brown,
GUN-SMITH. &c. Nopru. MARKr1 STREET,
EEL, lsicHMo1D:

lslcHMoSD:
HAVING purchased Kennedy patent right 90
IL 4 using and vending 10 others 20 be used N this
! CRY and the counties ofHenrico am Gnochland.
his invention and Improvement OF fastening rais-
ing and supporting Window Ssshes il, Springs
and hnobS proposes TO supply gentlemen upon
The shortest notice, with amy number Of these IA
tent springs, with their latest and r,ost com nee
Improvements a. the price of fifty cents piece.
ready fitted and ABUSED the sash or I. ihi,tv
| tour cents, II taken from the shop This aba e.
'nent OF sixteen cents is allowed TO any gentle
man who may prefer TO have them set in bv their
own workmen. rs the work. is tnHing; the abatc.
meat will he found to be liberal. Builders .nd
others, WHO may require quantitv of those ua,ent
springs, will be Accommodated with a gencrous
allowance, on taking them b, the groce
The above invention, for rs u,i.ity conveni-
eRcs and cheapness viii instantly convince am
person who may examine IT. 'ha, there was ne.
yer any thing invented for the purpose, which
could IN any degree bear competition with it.
The former manner 81 fastening sashcs by small
bolts, and raising and au2portng hem by puies
and leaden weights, was not onl, exceedingly
compeN, difficult and expensive bit was also IL.
able 10 many accidents, As the wearing or break
ing OF j cord or pulley &c. would p,event The
whole machinery from performing Us exDedrd
tunelions, and wond require more expense IN re-
pairing alone, than would pwckGse the new in.
vented patent spring This spring will s0 rs =
sate bolt to preven' the window from b-ipg op.n-
ed by rising from vphkont. and b. Jus, ,ouchinr
the spring it may be raised from within TO anv
convenient height, where it wi rci, with ssmuch
satety' as II II were supp rted by Pillar
l: IS not surprising that an Invention 50 useful.
which is at once so simple and 30 convenient.
should prove a TEMPTATION to some thouch,less
workmen. who had not considered the conse-
quences, 10 vend a spurious Kind without autho.
ri'y. Such mean conduG have aheady de.
teeted owing to the extreme badness OF he work
and to complete the pitifu! fraud rheir rash mas
been set into the windows in my name! Duas
have paid ONE TaoUsAuD AND FIFTY uo,.
LARS for the exclusive right 10 use and vand this
patent within the city Of aiehmond. and re
Counties CT Henrico and Goochiald shall nor
tail 10 prosecute 70 the utmost rigour of,he law.
any person who shall in future attempt such a
contemplate fraud.
In order TO secure Gentlemen from any inposi.
ton in he above ioes, tie initials of nv name
6 3D. shall be struck the wh,e metal knob.
@fhNed TO each of the springs, and those who are
engaged 70 fix them in Cor me. shall be furnished
with written au-hori y. and every such spring
shall be WARRANT o BY rne
.NTEPHFN Brown
N d Any order. for the ab We will be .ecciv.
ed and punttuaIy atenje 20 if let AZ my sho,,
as above, or IT MIR Pjtcharcl's B jok sts,e :, her,
the model rnay be- seen
ST. Old We gh and Pu''ics, or al, Cd Nc.
tai. Will be received in pr. mat. 3.
July 9, 1874 #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
From The Boston Gazette.


Tohe firinters ofthe several ne7ysjiahers.
GENTLENEE,
Perhaps it may be Of use, If you
would insert the following in your several
papers.
AS we are coming to the season for hot
weather, in which nature calls for drink,
and there has been a difficulty to keep
small beer from sourng in hot weather in
2 or days, by which necess y obliges to
make more use Of spi,ituous liquors
than persons would otherwise choose, it
may be useful TO communicate to the pub
lie method Of brewing good wholesome
small beer, which will not sour, namely.
Take two ounces Of hops, and boil them
three or four hours in three or four pals
full Of water; then scald two quarts Of
molasscs in the liquor, and turn it up into
a clean half barrel, boiling hot then ill
it mp with cold water; before it is quite
foil put in your emptyings to work il, (the
emptyings il will produce will work beer
from time % time) the next day YOU will
have agreeable wholesome small beer, that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
II rim. 10 Farmers.

lEby drawing your Manure only 100 rods,
and spreading it inches deep, on one acre
OF Land for planting, you can obtain 100
bushels OF Corn per acre; what pity it
is to draw it 400 rods, and scatter it over
acres, by spreading it half an inch thick,
and obtaining only 40 bushels per acre,
with all the additional fatigue Of Man and
Beast.
Farmers, consider which is most to your
advantage, to economist in this line, or
continue TO work as it were at arms end,
by extending your Manure too far and
too thin Certainly, the more compact
your Interest is, the easier can you govern
and fence it.
DARKEST BENEDICT:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
STITH MEAD, ,
AND 81. Z MANAGER,
LoRENzo DOW. s '"NS'''
: 10Th, 1904.
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
.IT II GR.NER.7L EfEETLNG or
THE .S7T CRyJOy DERS


q" n ESOLVED. that until Certificates for the
'' "a, Stock held in this Institution be issued un
der the bye laws hereof. the Scrip or evidence
" of Shares hsld herein be transferable by In.
d" dorsement or Assignment, and that all The
Shares standing ia the naple of any Stockhol-
l." der shall be transferred in Me Books OF this
" company TO the person or persons producing the
-" Scrip or evidence of such shares regularly en-
b" dorsed OF assigned "
" RESOLVED that the President OF the Bank
" 1t Richmond be dneGied ~ call d mee;ing of all
" the Stockholders (Which meeting shall be in
&" the City of Richmond, on me FIRST \ Snlay in
A" September neXt) for the purpose of ..lopting
" such bye laws, rules and regulations as shall
" be deemed necessary for The government of the
Z" Institution and considering other subjects i'm.
" portant 70 its interest"
4 true eXtraa from the proceedings Of the &c
neral Meeting of Stockholders. on Saturday Ju-
ly 9TH. 1864.
7ests, WM DABNEY. Secretary.
The Stockholders are requested TO attend &C.
neral Meeting, the Capitol in ,hc City Of Rich-
mand, on the first MONDAY in September next,
Tor the purposes stared in III foreg ing resolution.
Ab'&. b. VENABLt, P,es'df
4" REsoLvEp, that the President and Direc.
d" tors proceed to appoint Cash er ard two Book
" Keepers. on Wednesday the % current. and
&" that the President be requested 20 publish the
" same IN two newspapers printed in Richmond. -
The foregoing true extraa from the pro-
ceed'1gs Of the Directors Of the Bank OF Virginia
at Richmond.
7cse WM. DABNEY. Clert bro TEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11

I viii not FIT with wind as that which is brew
cd from matt or bran; and it will keep
good till it is al! drank out, I have prac-
Used this method for about year in my
own family and FAD it very useful.
Gentlemen, Yours, ssssst
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
DARKEST BENEDICT!
Vermont Gazette.1
THE CAMP MEETING

He'dby the Methodists az Charity Chapel, Pow.
hatan county, commenced on Friday the 9th, and
closed on Tuesday 18th of June, 1904 The au-
dience on the Sabbath by estimation is tho't to
have consisted OF 1000 souls. There were present
~ Methodist Prc1chers-lo0 carriages, &c A
lively exercise of preaching, praying and singing
praises TO Go5-100 are suppo ed TO have obtain
ed saving conversion and 80 joined the Church.
Were 1t customary with US. ! might report that
lnthis, and avariety Of instances, Number of the
urst GistinAinn were humbled BY the grace of
God 20 religion and to Methodisn. but d" Boosting
as eScIu4sa " The Quarterly meeting for Cum.
ber'and Circuit being united 10 the C NJ. the
Nsv'd ohm Buxton, Presiden', c der ofths Rich
mond district, was appointed director of the
meeting.
There were attempts made to interrupt our
worShip-and that TOO. by persons who wished
10 be distinguished gentlemen, bus they were
convicted before the magi.tracy, as having viola
ted the laws Of their country
Compassion con III acknowledgment OF The
person convicted) prevented MS from demanding
the penalty Which the law inh6ts.
That clause Of the law, was afterwards read
to the congregation, and the persons convi6ted
were pGh'isHe 6lynanle as warning to others {:
The smile OF appreciation SAT- on The countenances
of such as were friends TO religion such as were
embarrassed were now relieved, and about 40
souls were thought 20 be converted that evening
and in the course of the night-Praise God for
wholesome laws and for Ruiers,-wh are u ter
ror 70 evil doors.
STITH MEAD, ,
AND Z ManaPers
LORENZO DOW.
June 10Th, 1904.
DIED--On Friday last, Doefor WRAY,
an old and respectable inhabitant of this
city.
At Geneva, on the 9th of April, az.
ter short illness, Mons. NXcEER, for mer
ly French minister OF Fina nee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11

London papers of April % mention tic
discovery ola new plot in France, in which
Bres, was to have been surrender red to the
English, and notice communication ex-
pianatory on the subject, from an old of
ticer named RIVOiRE, 70 the grand
Judge con!essing that he was come Gted with
that plot. and that he also knew Of the In.
rernal Machine plot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11

A. meeting of the Chiefs of the Sc.
neca Nation of Indians, lately held at Buf.
ialoe, tennessee county, Pisssnt, an Indi-
All belonging to saidtribe, was accused Of
being guilty of the practice of Witchcraft.
He was tried, and condemned to suffer
death, and on the 4tlI inst. was executed.
(Ai6anY Ca. ]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11

said, and fer So doin\ shalf your
sulfcientauthority. Given under nv hand
and seal this first day o. June, ls04Ssnd
the 18th year oE che commonwealth.
ROBERT ALLEN.
The aforesaid Peter Pattcson. was con-
nectcd with Thomas Logwood, who has
been apprehcnded for CONTRIBUTING in
Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
NOTICE.
THE PARTNERSHIp OF

THE PARTNERSHIP OF
.f05epb g William Friend O. Ca.
NTAS dissolved on the LIST day ofSep.
w TENDER last. Al persons indebted
to that Concern are requested to take no
tlce, that the Bonds, Notes and Accounts.
as also the Books OF the company. are in
the O. 1ds of Mr.. CHARLES J.. BATES for
collection.
JOSEPH FRIEND, 1Surviving
WILLIAM FRIEND, partners
Manchester, 81 July, 1904. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11

PETzE MEDALs.-The fourth meeting
OF she American company az book, e.iars
was held in this city last week. We IN
degstand hat several specimens of elegant
printing were exhibited in eops, querce Of
a resolution adopted by the company It
their last meeting, Offering prize medals
for the three bsst samples. The works
di2pIaved We hesitate not tn say, would
vie with The most celebrated London pro-
ductio7s, and are a lattering demonstra-
ton Of the rapid improvement in the art.
The medals were aijulgsd as follows:
FIRST medal, 10 Jacob johnson of phila-
delphia' On an va. edition of the bible :.
second medal, to Hopkins and Seymour,
OF this city. on an edition Of ,he EmDe.
ror Charles 5th; third medal, to Isaac
Collins and Son, on an edition of French
Reader.
A. the same time several specimens cr
b:ndng were presented, and the frst me-
dial adjulgsd to David Bliss Of this city.
Amer. Cit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11


extinction. The man who asp,res at In
overthrow OF our liberties must aholi>I
the celeb'a,icnofthe Attn OF July; it acts up
on us like the kelton the EaledoDian High
lander, or the rams de Uachc un ne noun
tain Swiss. 1t coriIres up a host Of re
collections and OF feelings, wh CHI rerde,
us lnvincible. Long. therefore, may Oh,
countrymen continue this celebration, wiki
the enthusiasm and the intelligence too
winch saw displayed in Williamsburg.
Hail glorious day on which. at Gods command
Rose Freedom's Temple, andcemen'ed .tood
~ Warren's, Mercer's & >tontpomerv's blood
VINO IN the sacred cause Nc Virtue fell,
o meet IN Heav'n 4 Biu,us and Tell.
columbia then 'mongst Nations took her stand.
Learn this we PARROTS from orr corntry's fate,
IN van oppression strives to bend the mind
Gan Chains irprison the etherial wind
Futile the Tyrant's edi6s TO restrain;
erre Liher,y for ever shall remain,
Elastic sprin5inS 'Sainst the greater weight
Deathless her pa'rio'ic sons shall live,
me arm OF Wash ngton her viror stru,r.
In eloqnence she pour'd from Henry's tar,.ue;
we who've resolv'd to Nl,ure's God to Hy,
w ha ever art, Whatever force may try
The holy Boon to unborn worlds will give,
Twas Franklin from the Goddess bro't the spark
When at his will Eisr ron round him nl1v'd.
And even Natures self his skill ODE, ID,
ne one innocuous flashes round his head.
Su'he the other thro' the world is spread,
me world no longer irert. sad and dark;
For Liberty the Achyn,ist divine
WIN Science has indissoluhlv ntix'd.
AM oosh upon the base of Virtue fx'd--
licenNousness shall never. vile allow
Sod's putest combination then destr0v
But Attic Taste siii more the gut refine.
AT dinner given in Columbia, on The
4th inst. by he officers of the F.nyanra
Cavalry, 80 Which Capt. Weaver's com.
Pany 81 Artillery, and a aunber cf re-
speclabi- CITIZENS of the v cinagc w~rc in
Ntel--t"e following toasts were drank,
each succeeded Oy TIE discharge oi a SIS.
FOUNDER and repeated cheers.
J. eDendence--thr sentiments Of
day--hearts to cherish, arms 10 maintain
il.
2. The tribute Of grateful remembrance
to those heroes who fell asserting our in
dependence.
3. HE memory OF Washington--chiei
OF the armies which achieved the event we
now celebrate.
4. The President Of the United States,
promoted to his country's highest honors
may he continue 10 promote MS coun-
try > best interests.
S. Both Houses of Congress.
6. The judiciary of the United States
impartial, not mpassoned.
z. The heads Of departments.
S. James Monroe and ali our ministers
abroad.
9. The Governor of Virginia.
10 The Council OF State.
IL. The Judiciary of Virginia.
10. Our sister States.
l3. Louislana-an acquisition Of utilitv
as well as of solid glory to the United
States.
Ia. The Army and Navy of the United
States,
Is. The Agriculture, ManuCacgur and
commerce OF our Country.
10. Peace and liberty to all the world.
II. The Fair Daughters of America.
VOLUNTEER.
By Capt. Tinsley,-Th- commander OF
our brigade--Gen. John Guerrant,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
Notice.

TEE creditors ofSAMUGL SCOTT, a bank
tupt. a'e requested o meer in Cara or Sa.ur-
day the llth day Of Augus; next, for he purpose
of receiving the second dividend, when fraI
eitlement will be made by the commissioners,
and the books and payers belonging 10 said bank
Iupt given mp, by
THOMAS FSREAR and
JOHN LACKLhND,
Assignees of ;. Scott, Banksir..
Cara. 1l,h luIy, 1904 1ma -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
Extract Of a letter from nlidshihni7n of
the La,c ftigate PhNadeLhhia. dafcd

fHe Mic JrgH'e Phttadel1hta, ddfcd
In prison, TriPoIi, oath Feb. 1904.
BY vessel bound for Malta, am en-.
abled to write you Q few lines.
"On the night ofthe 10Th inst. the boats
belonging to some of orr ships of war en-
tered the harbor, and succeeded IN The at
tempt Of burning the riga,e Philadelphia,
which bad been safe moored under the
guns Of the forts. We had all fur11ed in
early in the evening and were fast asleep
IN orr prison, when we were awakened by
a most dreadful noise, accompanied by re-
peated discharges Of artillery. We Jump.
ed up, ran to the window, and with great
surprise, beheld our vessel enveloped In
flames. 1t was grand and awful sight,
and viewed by us with infinite delight, as
1t destroyed the hopes the Bashaw en-
tertained, OF her being a valuable acpuisi-
ton to the navy. Thank Heaven he has
been disappointed. Thus perish the hopes
oil the tyrant OF Tripoli.
"She burned long time with great fu-
ry, and the guns which had been r. Il load.
ed, being heated, we're discharged A. IN
teryals with Tremendous roar, adding
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
EIoped from the Subscri-

Der on the Sd inst Duly) negro fellow named
jack about feet inches high, well made
Of dark complexion, ard has . scar Just below
one ct his eyes. which is darker than any other
part OF his face he las a smiling counteuancc
and IS apt 70 laugh when speakug in which he
has some impediment-- his age is 10 or 2O--he
wore away siiort Kendall cotton coat, a pirg
ham waistooat and oznabrig5 overalis / viii
give Ien Dollars 20 any person who will secure
MN III any si'' or deliver him to me clear Of all
expenses 81. All psrsons arc forbid ralino hin,
on board any vessel, or otherwise hsibour;no hin,
ANDERSON ADCOCK. iun.
buckingham county, iulv, 1904 l.
Is l. \ n K b Q \ . S
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l. \ \ n Il & y y )
Fer sais a. th;s oEest
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-13
COLD WATCH STOLEN.
Stolen from the Counting Houfe

/. Stolen from the Counting Houie
yeaeIday morning between the hours Of nine and
ten o'clock, flnall H1riza ntai Gold Watch,
with plan disl plate, & carved rcand tie Bzel,
made by " ache, Paris, With gold Cornclian
cal engraved ". z. on a Medallion, ard CEet
a batsering Raj, sad gold key, pipe OF which
is broke, the whcle iel with fi6and tupPoI
cd % hare bs.n tak.a by negro fellow named
jim. be,onging 70 Mr.. Legen Phillips OF DoTesf-
ter County, Eaferu Shore, Maryland Who came
here IL she fehr. Fanny, capt. Creyton, ofV'enna,
and came in with nolatto fellow for payment
OF fome coal, Any PsriOn who lhali deliver SAID
wagch 10 the ia5fcriber ihali be Handsomely re-
wardca All watchmakers ard Others are 'equcF
ed 10 flop il if offered fol fais.
w. EXLEY,
Merchants Wharf.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-13
FRIDAY, N0UeDJer 9.

The petition of John Steel, presented
last session, and the petition OF George Ll''
tie, lac ofthc Boston fr:gate, now first pre-
sented, for indemnity against judgment
in the supreme coart for 1912 dollars S'
cents damages, FOR the illegal detention +, o. .
foreign vessel taken in the West-lndeS'
in the year 1893, were referred to the COM
mlttee Of claims.
Dr.. mitchell moved the order OF the Gay
On the Presidents message, bat on ,.
NJ. 7. Randolph's request for l,'u'
more time for members to digest and a.
range the various important points contain aln
ed in that communication, DR.. Mi''n'"
withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Kennedy presented a petition Iron f'
a number al merchants, traders anu 49,,
mers Of the Edenton district, IN ~ 90 Il
lima, praying the establishment OF Pon ~. -
entr, and delivery at Plymouth. Inc no% d
district to comprehend all the creeSs ; a."
barbours on the Roanoke and CaSkie Tvs s,s
Referred TO the committee Of cemm :,;oa
and manufactures together with Pe' .ns
,resrn,ed At the last session on the Sa''
subject. -, % CAPTAIN
i,ir. 7. Clay's motion relative 20 ,b s.P In,
Decatur, the officers and crew o. s' ;,,,e Of
trepid ketch, was taken up IN c0'hn
the whole.
mr.. Tarnum in the char