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BROKERS' OFFICE.

FiE Sulfri6er las opened BrOter's Office, oppoff.
4 tie Union 7are,o, Ga6 QUE, tie CoDniiag-JerG If
1J0Ma' aad hnsef L4da. Ill 5ujinej5 e0sdfS TO Lir
will be tr01faesed qeifb Hria fdtiity.
THOMAS NoRYELL.
He HAS FOR SALE,
VIRGINIA BANK STOCK, On credit to fui,
Purehaiers. July 20. If
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Riehmsnd, May 9th, 1906.

The fubcribers take this method Of Informing their
Friends and the public, that ,hey intend Carrying on
the mercantile buiineis, under the firm of
johns ROBERT CAME. E JuS.
They are now receiving by the fhip Rolla, choice
isee'ion ofLoNDON GOODS, and daily expea
from Liverpool, general aiIortment of HARD
WARE, Sc. iuitabe for the feaion--whch will b.
Told by the piece, package dozen, on the mott mo-
derate terms, for ca merchan,able couErry produce
or the piua credit iubhsnt;a and Saa7aai suEsa-
They have on hand Madeira & Sherry Wine, Cog
MAC Brandy, Wet-Inda Rum, Whiikey, sugar,
Pepper, Alum, Copperas and Brimlone, lin pipes,
hhds. and salks,) Cotton and Wool Cards, Ps;ent
Shot, Steel, Bar Iron, Hollow Iron Ware. German
Scythes, Cutting Knives aud Whetiones Oznaburos,
lickienburgs and Brown HefIians Snuff, Gu, Her
rings SC.
They alto poifefs large and conyenien, Bril- ware
houies covered with iote for receiving and iorinp
Flour, TOBACCO &c. Ihoie gentlemen who favor
them with contignments will lind their charges rea-
tonabie and may rely their bell exerons to afford
fa,isfa6lion.
~ The highef rates given for Bees-Wax, coed
Gear, Deer, and Otter Aims and other ihppiny Furr
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, ir
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HE iubieribers have taken tenemen, in the
D large brick houfe, JUL below the termination
Of the Canal, where they propofe tranlac biinef,
IN eommiiiion. They 8atter then,felves from the eli
ghlity OF the fuation, with the extenlive capital
which they will employ in that line, together with un-
renuting attention. TO give general fatisfaaion TO
thoe who may favour them with eorfgi,ments.
JAMES c. ANTHONY, u Co.
Augua 6. law st.
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MILITARY CERTIFICATES.
TOR SALE, Certificates of this Rate, BEARING in.
terelt OF per cent aud receivable i, the 'rrea-
fury, tor all arrearages oftxe. prior to the
WILLIAM PRICE, Cafh'r. GenI ". A. g.
Nav 10. IT, ~
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The fabfcriber Robert Gamble, FEM avails him
ieii oil tins opportunity to thank his numerous friends
tor the very large are OF patronage be has received
IN the Mercantile lne--and hereby tenders to the
public his future fervices a. camwi.ea L1e,46an..
He fatters hi'nief his long experience (with other
circumstances unneceaary here to nlention) entities
MN to the confidence OF thofe who may have butineis
o. tnat nature to rania in this cityalnring fuch of
his bell exertionst TO merit appreciation.
Thoie who YET remain indebted to the late firms
OF CH,Hes and GratGn OF Stanton, of Camille q 7e-
Pc, Robert Candle g Co. ard Robert Gamble of III.
cry OF Richmond, are once earneRly requeiied
TO make immediate payment Of their REFLECTIVE ba-
ianees Such as continu: Regardless of this ls notice
cannot expect longer indulgence.
Ro. GAMBLE
Fiehnoha' May 10, 1905. cp3w oawtf.
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Riesmsaa csaaty G.n,,, Tane l.o1.

Rhbm0aa cagpty Cart, June 1906
IN CHANCERY.
Vincent Redman, Connr,
Againh
ick, and Barnes Beckwith, { Pefta.
appearing to the Court, that the defendant. Ar,
L M'Neill, is an inhabsant Of this i}ate and
not having entered her appearance and given fecu,-
ty according to law, and the rules Of this court-n
the motion of the complainant by MS council j, is
ordered, that the faid Ann z. Rf'Neill, do appear
here on the fri Monday in AuguG next and anisyer
the eomplajnsnts bill and that copy of this order be
Pubilhed in the Enquirer printed in the city of Rich
mond, for two months fucccGiyely, and a copy alto
poifed at the front door Of this cour-houfe and it is
further ordered and decreed, that the defendants XIII
hex and Beckwith do not pay, convey away, or fe-
crete the debts and effects due and belonging 70
the faid Ann Y. M'Ne. un;n the further order
o. the court in the pfemifes.
= Copy, teite,
= T,srrxy
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Z Thefe we hav. omitted.
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The fubfequen parts of this little treat;ie are divided
into foe fet4ions, in conformity this general di-
viion; each feefion containing an account of the
experiments which were made to accomplish each
OF thoie object. From the fecond fiction, which
deicribes the mof intereaing and the mot effeetu-
alexperiments that were made upon the Savage
of Aveyron, we have feleeed the following OFFER
vations:
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Dehate,
:; TIE HOUSE Or RBFRR FES SffE a ~ Es
" OF TIE UNITED STATES.
MONDAY, January 7, 1905.

Debate on rrrediag the D;4ria Of Colom5ia.
In Committee of the whole-NIr. TENNEY
in the chair.
The following refoIutions being read:
/. REloirTa, That it is expedient for Con-
greiS to reccde to the Fate of Virginia, the li-
ridietion of that part of the territory OF Column
bin, which was ceded to the United States, by
the fad fate Of Virginia, by an act paiied the
third day OF December,i in the year one thou
iand feven hundred and eighty nine, inti.uled
can act for the ceflion of ten miles fquare, or
any leiier quantity ofterritory within the fate,
to the United States iii Congrsfs attended, for
the permanent feat of the general government -
--ProVided, The hid fate of Virginia fhalJ
content and agree thereto"
2. Re/oiUed, That it is expedent for Con-
grets 70 recede TO the fate of MARYLAND, the
iuriidiction of that part of the territory of CO.
lumbia, without the limits of the city Of Walh-
ington, which was coded to the United States
by the taid fate of Maryland, by IN aSt pafled
me 18TH day OF December, in the year 1871,
lntrtuled " An act concerning the territory of
Columbia, and the city of Wilmington ;''-Pyo-
aided, The fad fate of Maryland, Glau con-
icnt and agree thereto"
Ma. STANFORD faid it was his with to
make few obiervations on the relolution now
before the committee, for the retrocefion of
that part of the ditriGt of Columbia, which had
been coded to the Untrd States by the fate of
Virginia, In fupport of the vote he fhoud give,
expecting that what was faid on the fra, would
be generally applicable to the lait refolution al
70. He begged leave, however, in the iirlt place
- fuggeff that in bringing forward the motion
he had not had any the Leaf intention to take a.
ny itep that ihould 20 TO a removal of the 90
vetnment. Ike truted no gentleman of the
committee would entertain fuch an opinion of
his views. Had fuch been his intention he
would have preferred direct motion to that
effect.
AS then both the refolrtijns together made
but Jingle object, that o. cediag back again 10
the reflective Rates of Virginia and Maryland,
all the diarict of Columbia, except the city of
Wilmington, he mould IN the courfe of the diff
cGf'ion confder it more incumbent on thofe adj
ygife TO the meafare to thew the original wifi
dom, add utility of the provion in the conhi-
tuition, than on its friends. It would be e.
nough for them to iIew its prrfcnt evil tenden-
cy; aud that it was an incsmbrance, no way ne
ceilay or ufeful to the general goyernn .1,.
Upon former Occsiion fome quefion had A.
riien, and might yet lie in the way of iome zen
ile'nen, whether Congrefs, having once accept.
Cd The cetiiOns or the Rates, bad now the pow.
er of re-ee17on. On that head, be had not hin.
Left ever found reafon to doubt. 81 the 81,
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Saies at auettan.

BY Virtue of Deed of Trnt, executed to the fub-
fcribers by MIR. Bartlt Still, % the city of Rich
nlond for the purpofe of occurring the payment of his
note to Melrs. Lemuel Wells, * Co. of New
York, fer Fix thoufand three hundred and twenty
two Dollars ieventeen Cents, with interea ct the
rate of fix per cent. per aunum, from the 2lit day
of May Ian,
WILL BE SOLD, tn raift the aforefaid FUN and
w nterea, together with the expences attending
the execution of iaid truh, for ready money, the
prernfes, Saturday the I'd day of February EMU
ing, between the hours OF IL and l o'clock, that
LOT OF GROUND on the north fde of the Main
f.eet, next above the Bell Tavern, with the Brick
buildings thereon, at prefent in the occupancy Of
Meffs. ST. John & Gwathn,y and John Richard, Eiq.
ihe buildings injured, and the title to the pre-
perry is believed be unexceptionabIe "A conveyance
with fpecia! warranty will be made by the iubicri-
hers.
= PRossER q NoNCuRE, Tr4aees XIV. Ms.
December IS. (tds
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c 0 " d I z I o " S.

/. The ERoUIRER will appear twice
week...During the FELTON, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper or a supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
III. Terms ofpayrnent FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III ADvERTIsEMENTs, from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fhall be inherited for (eqenty,Gve cents
the frt time, EJiy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion t5irty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifements inherited for ftty CENTS
the firit time, and tirty-tbyse cents
for every additional infertion.
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A GREAT BARGAIN
BE SOLD IN A TRACT OF LAND,

TO BE SOLD IN A TRACT OF LAND,
I YING in the lower end of I.ouila county, on the
~ Main Road leading from Louiia Court-heufe to
Richmond containing by late furvey, ss3 acres.
The land lies well, and is inferior any in the
neighbourhood for the production of Corn, Wheat,
Rye, Or Tobacco, and is fine healthy Guation has
atoierable comfortable dwelling houie, large barn,
and imall orchard of apple and peach it,
winch has never been knows fail bearing fruit, in
no year hnce the have been large enough to
bear: is good itand for public houie fore
am wiling to take negroes in payment, and if myielf
aud the purchaer agree IN the price of the pro-
perty, willing to refer it to d6ntereaed men,
& will abide by their Judgement. An undiiputed I'll
tile aud p0ieihon will be immediately given by the
fubseribor, who reGdes at James BurnIeys enr this
time.
JOHN BURNLEY.
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WHO HAS ON HAND FOR e.

WHO HAS ON HAND FOR. sLLE,
New-England Boards,
! inch, and inch Pitch Pine Boards g. scautl;ng
Cyprus Shingles, Cedar potts,
Providence Lime unflacked,
Double Geered Baltimore Wheat Pans,
Wire Sifters for Meal Oats, Wheat and Flaxfeed
Rowling Screen Wire,
Screen Wire for Fans, Shakes for Meal,
Bright aud Black Warmth, Sc &c.
January 22d.--(ep 3w.
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NOTICE.

A LII perfons indebted TO the efate of the late MIR
= JOHN LESTER deceaied, are requened to
make payment to Mr. sylveher Hevey, who is au-
thorized TO receive the fame and al tol- who have
any demands againt the iad eitate dered to call
Oh HIM for payment.
SARAH LESTER, Executrix.
JOHN FOSTER, Executor
Richmond, 22d January, 1905.
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John SPTNDLER.

. RESPECTFULLY informs The Lad;e, and
N Gentlemen Of RicbM7ond, tbat be intends TO
teach DRAFTING, PAINTING in Oil Colours
End fi'ayonS. e',l 4eomH Instruct ar s babilJ u,
t12he branches, eifber ~ 7oaiting OF tkr7, or M
bi' bo4ff, o199fte 7bomaI WTjloa's En-. back
freet.
~. B. Sign, Hone, and Military Coiour5 paint
cd Ep ]. S. Orders from the eoilstry pml7u4Hy
attended TO. etsm.
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TO BE SOLD,

On Wednelday, the 3oth init before the door of
MeiIrsw. Hancock * Co:
A NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to the ehate
( Z Of Mrs. Jane Jones, dec d.-Se hasbeen brought
up to tue houie bufneis. Terms of fale, ready mo-
my.
The ADMINISTRATOR.
ian. 22.---eF2.
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asauEic Tea,p!s.
=. WOOD

INFORMS the public of Richmond, that he has
4 CONTRACTED an ACOUSTIC TEMPLE, lnlilsr to
that lately exhibited in this city, originally invented
by IL BRUN of Paris; and that it will he exhibited
on Fuefday next at his houie oppodte to MIR. Cop
lands Shockoe-H Hill, from nine IN the morning, until
nine in the evening" for onle time previous to the de-
hgers Of roeoGs1 lecture found. in which the
principles OF that machine viii be satisfactorily ex-
planned. The temple is in every refpea the fame as
LIE Bruins, with the exception of the Mirrors of vi
iion--and produces the like phenomena, both Of
breathing and iound.-The Mirrors would ALTO have
been added could they have been procured in Rich
alond
~ Thofe who are inclined to fee the Acoufic
Temple eparately before the Lecture, pay one half
dollar aud another half dollar if prefent at the Lee
rnre, I ne simifinn rnr Lecture. for rnoe VIM
have not previouny vifted the Temple, will be one
dollar anuary l8.
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January Is.
-FOUR DOLLARS RRWARD.

IoON OOilI1hINO NE w NM.
STRAYED from the fable of the iubltriber on
~ che 18th infant, dark bay HORSE, about IA
hands high, a long main and fwitch tall any other
marks he may have not at prefent recolletted-
Whoever will deliver him to nc fh4ll rceive the
above reward.
ISAAC DELYoN.
s. January 90. st
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aurtion 5aies.

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
NET Ill ia ,nre JiH at TIE Fore occupied by M W
AZ Haneost y Go. Wfda.jaay's in rIeb zv..f !;
r~s at tbeir elffe, TusLys and F,1l4ys AZ 4jaak
DEC. /, 1904. eptf
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THE public are respectfully informed, that the bu-
Enefs Of the Wharves, lumber, &C. will be carried
uiuAl, by their obt. fervant,
SARAH LESTER.
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RiSH Li1'ay and Sbeefizgsi Sgpss6a. CLOTH ana
i G!4mres
h1s'i, LioiioA md Fyeaeb Sill
~ mn mn Nqsjaias
De. do. 10. HbSkf.
Fancy Muffin, Teiis aud Sba7eb
C'''oats ldglae'j camb,iel Dinifis y celieon,
Laeed CIp'aad Heiis;
~. H5d!6 amt s5gqots;
Io.' Cov.s and MN;
H.@ LsabS, and KID GIovss
For Sale by
BARTLETT STILL.
"a nGaTy lS. #
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intend 70 fell publicly at Hanover Court Hou(e
on "Wednesday the 9Th of February next, on ~
months credit, of the efate of Paul rhilmsn decd
G. TX NEGROES, to w.t. one Man, 4 Women one
y itnal Boy and a Child, in order to difeharoe
thf balance of debt due to Anthony Wakes, exoPs
Six per osniun n,ereh from the day Of fae, and f.
curly wi!l be reqired.
BENJAMIN POLLARD, TrpGaeof
PAUL THlLMAN, deed.
January 29--f4t.
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For SIZE.

FOR SALE,
1--WE Hhds and 10 or. cafks of LONDON PAR
TICULAR TENERIFFE WINE of hyperion
quality, ON credit of 100 days-Negotiable notes.
Enquire of THOMAS NORVELL.
December 90. ItfA
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II NOSE indebted 70 TIE ka!e firm ofsSbanks g
In'Rae, either BY Bond open account, dei,ed
10 MAKE payment before Ref Na,eb III filling corr
y, T0N Find their accounts in THE bat gan attorney
COLIN AZHCR.dE.
Manebsf'-, JAa14ry I5.-(eazO.
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FOR REM:

FOR REM:
ME Large White HOUSE at Rockets for
merly occupied by Nix. William Fenwick, and
afterwards by MIR. Braxton Craddock For terms,
apply to CALICO, RICHARD e. co.
January II. IF
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Debate on reeediRg the Djfria Of Columbia.
In Committee of the whole--Mr. TENNEY
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
PHILADELPHIA, january 90.

Some curiosity has been excited by
the fact that MIR. Burr and Gov. Bloom
field of New Jersey have both been tor
several days in town. 1t is we'll known
that MIR. Burr stands indicted, by a grand
Jury of that state, of the crime of MUIR
der. tits also known that Gov. Bloom
field is the warm personal friend Of Mr..
Burr.-It is further known that Gov.
Bloomfield possesses the power OF screen-
ing culprit from trial in the state Of
New-Jersev. What connection these
facts may have, and whether they have
had any influence in producing meeting
of these two gentlemen out OF the state
Of New Jersey, we leave to the conjec-
ture of our readers.
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have, heretofore, obtained in the remote
territories Of the United States. But
they have found nothing in them worthy
Of imitation. The second grade, as it
is termed, is, Of the two, less liable to
objection, but there are many Of its fea-
lures which they are unable to recon-
mend. Their object is to give Louisi-
ana a government Of is own choice, adj
minis:rred by officers OF its own appoint
ment. In recommending the extension
Of this privilege to the people of that
country, il is not the intention of the
committee that it should be unaccompa-
MED by wise and salutary restrictions.
Among them may be numbered a pro-
hibition Of the importation Of foreign
slaves "a measure equally dictated by
humanity and policy: restrictions a.
Fainst the establishment Of any form Of
government, other than representative
republic: against violations Of the lber.
ty Of conscience, the freedom Of the
press, and the trial BY jury: against the
taxation ofthe lands Of the u. States
to which may be added for further Sc
curity) that such Of the laws, as may DO
disaPproved By Congress, within L.
mited time, after their passage, shall be
of no force and effect. These, howe
ever, are objects which may be embrace
ed in any bill which the wisdom Of the
legislature may see fit to pass upon the
subject. They win be proper subjects
Of consideration, after the determination
ofthe principal question, the extension
of self government to the people of Lou
isiana. Your committee therefore SUBJ
NIT the following resolution
Resolved, That provision ought to be
made, bv law, for extending to the in
habitants of Louisiana, the right Of self
government.
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Eat,aet 9fa letter from a gentleman IN
hrisia"d9f ST. Domingo to hrs friend
in Charleston, dated The 4th December
last
"IIrt the City of St. Domingo days
ago, | can therefore give YOU, as require
ed, a correct account Of the situation Of
that place. 1t continues to be well pro-
visIoned and supplied with all The war
like articles necessary; the population
increases daily, from the influx Of a num-
Der of persons who have arrived from
all parts into the colony, after having ex-
perienced the inhospitality Of the neigh!
bouring islands, they under went great
hardships and misery.
" The general has received fifteen
hundred thousand francs in bills drawn
by the treasurer ofFrance on himself in
Paris, at sixty days sight. This paper
IS equal to gold or silver, and is subject
to no kind Of depreciation. A like sum
is assured to him every six months for
the service Of the Colony. This is a
sufficient supply for the colony, as its
local resources also assure abundance Of
all kinds of supplies.
" The briSands are incapable of sue.
teeding in any attack or expedition they
make against the City. All their ex-
PLOTS hitherto, have only AMOUNTED to
feeble excursions on the limits which
divide the Spanish part from the French
part of the island, to steal few cattle.
Without doubt, with the aid Of the En-
9hsh, they might do more mis-, hief ; but
the people of that nation, whether it is
sowlngto orders from their government,
or to the general esteem which they ali
profess for general Ferrand, would a,
this day blush to be found giving the
least assistance to cannibals they ought
to be equally stunned BY all civilized
people.
The blockade which the English have
from time to time pretended to enforce
before the place, have never ia the least
tended to create scarcity Of provisions.
Their views have chiefly tended to pre-
vent the deprcda,ions Of some of our
state vessels and private cruisers on their
trade"
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CONGRESS of the u. STATES.
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,.
January -.

A letter received from the Secretary
Of State was read, giving statement of
the American seamen Impressed by the
belligerent nations. The documents ac-
companying the m were voluminous, and
contained the names Of 1888 seamen inn
pressed since the commencement of the
present war in Europe.
It was moved to print the documents.
with the letter from the Secretary Of
State; but the motion was Withdrawn
on the suggestion of a gentleman that it
would be very expensive.
Mr.. Huger called up the unfinished
business ofyesterdav relative to calling
on the Secretary Of the Treasury for a
return oil foreign shipping paying additi-
onal duties, and the produce Of the light
money paid into the Treasury.
Agreedto.
A message from the Senate BY Mr..
Otis their secretary, Informing that they
had passed the bill for completing the
south wing Of the capitol and other pur-
poses with An amendment, which on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Thompson was agreed to by
the House. The amendment was to
strike out the words "for the accom-,
mediation of the House of Representa-
tixes. The bill is consequently passed,
and appropriates 1so, 900 dollars" Also
bill for carrying into more complete ef-
feet the 10th article of the treaty with
Spain, with an amendment, which was
on motion of Mr.. Crowninshield, refer.
s red to the committee Of commerce and
manufactures. And the bill making an
appropriation for the navy Of the United
States during the year 1905, with an
amendment which received the uuani-
nous concurrence Of the House.
MIR. Crowninshield observed, that he
was not in his place at the time the letter
of the Secretary Of State was read and
he understood the report contained the
names Of more than 1900 seamen, inn
pressed chiefly by the British. He hop
ed the House would not regard the ex-
pense Of printing. The United States
ought TO know that great number Of its
citizens were detained BY foreign 60
venmcnt, and he had almost said in q
state Of slavery, certainly contrary to
their inclination. We wanted the servi-
ces of this useful body of men. No 70.
reign government had RICH, to au.ho-
rise the seizure Of American citizens.
We knew that many outrages had been
committed on their personal rights, and
he wished Congress to point out a RENE
DIV adequate to Correct the evil. The
expense Of printing the list was no eonsi-
Iteration with him, and he trusted the
= House would agree To il.
Mr.. Jackson supported the propriety
of printing the whole documents, and
the House accordingly agreed to il BY a
large majority. -
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NEW-LONDON, January %.

On FRIDAY last in the afternoon was
witnessed in this CITY the phenomenon
of severe thunder storm; the lightning
was vivid, and the thunder heavy, and
the rain fell in torrents. At the same
time every object presented the DAZZLING
glare of ice.