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JOHN ALCOCK,

E NFOR MS the pnbic that he has lately etabliiI
! ed CABINET SHOP in the CITY of Richmond
on the Crois-itreet leading up from Proler q Mon
cures Vendue-lore, and the Fire Iniurance Of
fee; where he intends manufacturing all kinds of
Cabinet Ware in the mott modern ollie he flatters
hn'i=f that thoi whomay favour him with their COM
n,ands, will find his work equal to any made in the
fate, he mas provided himlef with the bei Of ma
teriais
He viii cell his furniture low for prompt payment
only, his iua,ion will not admit Of G. ting credit
A few windfor chairs oil hand, we'll made, which
will be fold uncommonly low for cah.
January so. IF.
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TO BE SOLD BIZ .4uCr1oN,

70 BE SOLD BIZ AUCTION,
AT the 'front.' door of the Eagle Tavern in the city of
Richmond, Oil the eighteenth day of M-rlh next.
enfuing.
HAT mott valuable efa,e, fituated in the coun-
l. ty OF Wythe, and commonwealth of Virginia,
and heretofore well known BY the name ri Ch.we;l's
Lead Mines; but which, for foa,etine palt hath
been coniidered, as the property Of Stephen Auain
and company, OF the city Of Philadelphia, by virtue
at Purcliafe thereof by them, made under decree
OF the high of eliancery OF the iad common
wealth, with the terms whereof hty have not conf
piled.
That Purchafe made on the Goth day of Febru-
airy 1898, Tor the FUN of 6,50j, and liucs that pc
rod they have made Gindy great and valuable I'M
provenients oil the fiid ela,e
1 ne well known value OF the property, and the
Certainty which the fubicribers feel that thnfe who
mean to become pdrohaiers will faiisfy thenIevs IS
thereof, on view, render any further deicrpton of
the property to be fold unneeenary. :
he idie will be made in conformity feverll
DEGREES OF the hyperion of chancery, which is
direeed by law to be held 1, the Capitol in the city
os Richmond aforeflid, the one pronounced, on the
Sun day OF June, and the oster Oh the 7th day of Oc-
tober, in the year 1902.
Credit will be given the purchafer or purchaf-
ers, for term Of nine months for one land eighteen
mouths Tor the OTHER noirty of the purchale money,
each ,noiety being fecursd not only by bond with
good ecurity made payable the fubcribers, or the
iurWvors OF them, their executors, admtrstors or
ains, Tor the ufes in the faid decree ipeced, and
bearing intereR from the date; but alto, by the re-
tenton OF the legal e.tate uutii the whole parchaie
moaey, with iuch intereh, ihaii be fully paid al
which payment convsyance or tonyeyances " i'll be
executed to the purc,afer purchaers in virtue of
the iaid decree by
JOHN WIcKHAM, , Co.nmifIioners
JOHN WARDEN, of the
WILLIAM HAY, coutt.
Jan. 81. ew.
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NOTICE.

TO s.y:h.c,s Of royo.I n. - sif md. at Loua
hoy:, in Dse-wJa 1891, 6y '5t ji4ytri5.r
lar IF c55i7opjo Smii5 dSeA.
1fIAT their bonds become due the tenth day
q; next month (fehruary0 that the fubfcriber
~ill attend I.ouia hnuie, the eighth and
i.nrh day of month, for the purPofe of rece
Wig the money due between this aud then he may be
teen at Smith hiii in Iouiia. Thole who fail TO make
,ynieEt faiSs win certainly BE- nf;tuted OH their
BOMBS, returnabie to the fpring quarterly dar:G
eodrt, AS he is determined 70 eloie his admnlra-
ton as foon pof;iI,le.
CHARLES SMITH,
EruHfor Of Cb,jfqpbsr Ssi5, ICED
Smith Ill., Louil., January %. (2t Iwp)
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THE fubfcribar wifbss to fell two WAGONS

HE Gubfcribar wifhes to fell two WAGONS
i y TEAMS, one of fix horfss, Wagon and
gears and the neeeaary appendagcs; the other tx
mules, Wagon, gear, &c. Both have been u!ed
in hauling coal, and judging by the quantity hauled
lat year, capable Of doing as much as'any others
70 employed. On receiving part of the money a
credit will be allowed for the balance. A purehalcr
can I've accommodated with an extra mule. or horfe
10 each team and may have in his power to employ
both drivers at moderate hire, for part or for the
refdue uof the year, as may he agreed on.
would alto fell mare, and a valuable mule, both
well fuitsd to the purPofes Of plantation the mule
is perhaps as large as any in the aate.
JAMES BRANOER.
Manshener, January 81. (tSth IVY
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EVoL uME 2.

Dawfon took part when the queiiiou was taken
oRthe rrfoiutions, the irit OF which was agreed to-
| Ayes ss--with the following modification, viz. TO
add alter the words ,estia TIE o. Stg.e1, ana the
territories thereof" t.
The fecond reiolution was agreed to-Aves ST.
with the following modification viz the rikip~ IN,
the word ,igate and iEferting in lieu thereof arn,-
Gu is or other veHes built purchaied on account
OF the Uncs States" aud by adding to the refoluton,
aud ado the amount of nrthics that have been ex-
Pended on each navy yard"
committee OF two members was then appointed
10 preient the faid reioIutious to the Preii,lert
oh motion OF Mr.. Elliot, the following reioiut;oa
was agreed to without divifon, after few eApla.
natory remarks from, him:
Hsefs'Ed That the Secretary az the Navy be direta.
ed 70 lay before this Houie rGinatrs of .hx exp.pe
OF repairing, and Of the ai,ua, sxpepce of manning
AUD OF iapportng IN aauaI iervice the whole of the
States o
On motion of Mr. Dawfsn, the Hnuta ava;n re-.
LOWED ''ielt into committee of tke whole ON the fate
o. 1,e' union-MR. GREoc in the chair
ne Chairman having read the retaliation appro-
Pianng 10000 dollars FOR the b-eter protection of
our ports and harbors"
Mr. Conrad moved that the committee fhopld rife
.nat the Information which they had called for n,bt
De received before they AGED on this b,riipefs
Mi. Smile enforced this morton which was agreed
to--Ayes 52-Noes Is -
MIR. Gray offered the following refo!uticn which
was ordered to lie on the table,
R5ofSed That any member Of this Houfe, who
HAIL IN future accept of, iocit, or enter i;o auv
contract Tor the expenditure of any money aspropr-
a'ed oy law tor the tsrvce of the United States ihau
IN coniequence thereof, be dquafei iron "a Tea, in
this Koufe. 49, = -
he fioufe went into committee OF the whole
MR.. DAWSON IN the chair--on the bill d,carue
the alent OF Consref act OF the Care OF South
Caro,'na, 10 far as relates inpong adaty on tom
mage by the ci,y council of Charlenc,:.
MT Marion fuppcrted. and Mr.. Crownin.hi.!d
oPPoied the bill; when the committee role withou,
coo'g to decidon, and obtained leave 10 it again,
of the fubjsa.
when the Houfe adjourned till Monday
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TO NoN-REsIDENTs OF KENTUCKY

'FiE SUBSCRIBER living in the neighborhood
OF Frankfort, Kentucky, having undertaken to
pay the taxes of ndSber of gentlemen reGdin in
Virginia and eewhere, on their lands Ii this iate,
and hncins that the RENTING of money to him for
tnat pu.poie Is attended with great tiiftcu riik
and trouble, iroPUes II to thofe gentlemen and any
Others who may Ind il accommodation TO them
the following plan, TO wit 1h,t they ihail depolt
their niouey III either OF the hanks OF Rchriond Alex
andria George rowuor Baltimore, OH or befute the
hfit day OF May annually, and aushorii. fonIe periou
at th'ie ievera banks 10 adve him by po of rhe "a
mount, and to whole credit it flall be applied, and
nnPeweT him TO draw for the fame, payable OIL Eight
lie lands OF non-re.idents are adyertiied about the
rt OF July, which is eSpence of twenty-five cents
on each tra6. The fubicrber's draft will command
the cafh in this aate, and as foon as his bills are no
noured at any of the aforementioned banks he will
advance the money in Ketacky, delucling feven and
half per conraion for his trouble in attend
ing to ana executing the buiin-f. He will incloe
duplicate receipts thofe banks in which the money
IS depofited the prorretors of the lands keep
ing the original in his po!ieion, to correct AIRY
errEs which may in the auditors office of Ken
lucky. To thoie gentlemeD who may with 20 pay
their taxes in this way, andsfho have nat psrfoaal
acquaintance with the fubfcribr he bess lea We to re-
fer them to the Hon. John Breckenriage, the Hon.
Matthew Walton, Eiquires, IN congrefs at the
city of Warrington, to Gen. John Preiton of Mont
gomery county, aud Col. James Breckenridge Of Bot
tetourt county, Virginia, to the confidence which
may be repofed il him.
NATHANIEL HART
N. 3. The ponage on all letters directed to me
on the above buIinelsmuR be paid.
December 10. (eFtIMay.
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NOTICE.
(eFtIGIay.

Pursuant to tie last auW aid testament Of Phi
lip GOoeb, dee'd. hatc Of Ambl,Jt county, spW
be exposed TO Jaie--
a Valuable TRACT of LAND, lying in tbe
A said county, on tie na!,. r0ad IcnIine from
Lyntbbnrg 10 Mezo. GiaJgazv, sufbin miles of
f6e latter and Is eff tie former biqee eOsfais-
ig BY elimination, to.n- bmgdred and G.uen and one
baiF aers5, be the Jan'e more or hsLJ-To Be Soil
to ire bighGN bidds,, far one third Of The 4qluc
III rsaGr ,poney, TO b. paid on or before fbr fr4
dGr Of 3annary, 1907, at avbicb time title zvU
b. made and p9l1tIfon lgi4'en. TbrGaLance of tbr
pare6g(e n'"ney. to he pad in. fur equal ann
al pnrmf"t5. To (reure TIE parwent Of qubieb.
7vifb NtereR from the date Of each, bond zvitk
good Lserr1ty, and n mortgage n6on TIE premiyes
toN BE- required from tie pnrebailr or butbafrs.
1Es infstrf TO be remitted III either CAFE upon
P'tHftnoi Par"1enf BRING mad. Hi5fkeigbt NE.
ie/t 10 /ar 1'ors ffbi5 Traa ofLan1, fbnn tbat
u IS T'e,1 qafuabIe, and qVeN zUorfby TIE aften-
ton Of any Prrion Inclined TO purebaE property
Of tie Kind (brine in a 4'ery ngreenbe and queai-
fbv nei2bborbood) as it IS preji.ned tbat any
PfrIon dlt2lcd 10 pnre5aye, qVonlH qvib brevionc
" TO Disq0 the PremjSJ, qvbieb qvW be- Re7vn
at any time By application TO eitber offbe Gb.
(eribsry, f~ing in the ne;g5bonr5ood thereof
Ibr fate offbe Esif 7raF ot'Lahd as abo1e der
erIbrd, and noon tbs terms, nbo1e,nenfionsd
will certainly take place on tie fbird Nonday in
Ai1re5 neef beigg coarf dsy offbc E7id eonnfy
nqW 1Ubieb time TIRE executors 1vW treat bri7,afe
y qeiib any pec/on difp9led to burebaJs Hooa III.
/ans eoD9ifionJ.
Hin. B. COOCH, ,
ROBERT RALKER, "''F"fo''
Jan. so. Tb5,0b.
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FoR7'r UoLLIRS REWARD,

TOR experimenting and delivering to the fubfcr-
T. her, occurring in Jail, f. that get him again,
a negro man, b. name, SHADRACK, who abfcond
cd from me the o7.h of the laa month; he is a.
haut 80 years of age, Of tawny complexion, feet
or 10 inches high, and well made, has lott fore
tech of the under jaw, has long face with very
high forehead has times twien fpoken TOY i'm
pedinent i'll his fpeech and fniile on the counte.
nanseno certain defcriprion of his drefs be gil
ven as ne has variety of clothes and thofe of dhe-
rent kinds and colours
This fellow is lhrewd, fcDfibe and ingenious, who
;tndetRands hoemakirg, fawiug, the carpenters and
soopers trade.
RICHARD MUTT.
Northumberland County, Jan. 28.---tu & tn stp.
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s"EIE inbfocihcc egrs h;sfrrvices a. BROKER
ia the CITY ni R;c sond, and will tTanfa6 a.
hy buisels III that HITS for moderate e0naiiIion.
lie .gih no, irtJr'u ,ie pp5Ii; that It IS belirgs
with which be = familiar, bat adure, every one
vino nIy th!; kin worthy Of h.ir confidence, tiIt
no one vii % s,esl t'trariye tbthsn irereG. lie
VIII dfo usd4r;Ai,r 60 pdrchaie t',uee0 commit
Goa.
iGs Office :. Yep. GA thc eroc. erss, leading from
she CAPITOL iqusre tewsf&, CD. C4~:ia-ton's.
CARTER y. PAGE,
peceA.bsr "a
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CUM swAMP.-PoR SALE.

HNtie 2ith day Of February next, will be fold
~ that valuable TRACT o. LAND, late the pro-
rrrty Of John Sale, deed, in Chefterheld county
containing Eve hrrdred acres, known by the naftc
Of the Gnm swamp on the turnpike road, ten miles
above Mancnehcr, tie buildings which are com,
modioas. Que half Of the psrcha!e money VII b.,
required in hans aud ,he other in twelve months.
ISAAC SALE.
January %, T4t.
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ENOCH SULLIVAN,

SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JswrLLER,
. ErURNS his grateful thanks to his friends and
IN the public for the liberal encouragement afford
ed him in his line of buneis, and hopes by his urc-
tual attention to the hunels, to which lie was bred
TO iniure continuation of the favor of liberal pub
tic. Hs offers for fale a: his hop adjoining the
Eagle Tavern general sflortmen Of liver ware AMI
jewellery of the inoh fashionable kind, coniiing of
liver Tea Pots, cream Urns, Tumbiers, Spoons, and
mourning and fancy Earrings Lockets, Finger Rugs,
and Brcatt Pins, JET, white and coral Necklace and
Ear rnss, general iupPly of Combs, plain AID or.
naincpted Pocket Books, thread Gales Miniature and
ring Cafes, gold and gilt Seals, Keys and Chains.
IIighef prise given for old gold Or FLYER.
December s. IT,
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MILL IRONS.

MN Irons fall kinds, as qveH rs iron qyork
for qlJ1sb and bmiiingJ, Horic R,oeiag, Edse-
Toolj, ScytJe BLADES, and plantation eyork,
If eli kigd5.
HE fubferiber lately from New England having
. huel up a lhop err the Msin-Ilreet Of the city
Of Richmond, near the Virginia bank intends To- car
ry on the above bunefs in all its variety and fat
tiers himelf with the hope that by executing fuch
work in the neaeh and noA faithful manner, to me.
rit the public patrUnage, and that in future he will
be able IN furnih thoie materials upon moderate
terms which were afuaIly fnt for % diaant fstss
Having wrought comfortable time at the Virginia
mandatory of arms, beg leave to refer all who
may think proper to apply to the superintendent, of
tie fsid nisnui4eory for my character and qualica-
tons.
SEWALL OSGCOD.
~ r. a good workman at the above buCnefs will
meet with eueoura gsment. ALTO yo,rn1 lad NJ
Is gears OLE, al apprentice, who can read ard
write. Ian 2. c,p
II CENTRAL ASSORTMENT or
| EST,AN Ks,
J FOR SAFE AT THIS OFFICE
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Ip autborltp.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

Aaakf1s q" ADDITIONAL 10 pply he deiere,
IN fee 'bf,o',i1t0a fer tie n,rst ,vi.s, durin, is.
,ear one hbs.fiad eisbt Easdiei and Eve.
BE Il e"aS'ed6y he Senate a.i H.Ays Of R-s,eGrfs-
=, q f"e united SfatH' Of 4arisa IA CesgrsG aGU,-
@i, That for fupp!yng the deficiency in TIM. appro
priaton tor the naval fervice, during the year one
thonand eight hsndrer and FIVE the further fun of
three hundred and Fly thoufaud dollars, to be paid
ous OF any monies in the trearury, not otherwii
PfoPsiated, be, and the FAME hereby appropriated
-. ~; NATHL. MACON,
F1sz spsa1r Of ne Hsys Of Rsp,5lafstiye,.
GEO: CLINTON,
Pse.P,5Gaeat Of he U.;,ed Siaf1 md P,elieut
Of lie Seattle
ArrRovrE, ~ ~
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
ron c yTE

T'WO HOUSES and LOTS on Shockt Hill, in
4 mot deiirabe part of the city, and pofTeiling
every accommodation for family. long credit
will be allowed, or Virginia Bank Stock at very IL
beral price taken in exchange.
have 5000 acres of Virginia land warrants which
will fell low for cath.
THOMAS NORVRLL.
Ian. 1. f.
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GEORGE Willy,

BROKER T. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Near the Ba,ip,
DUYS and fells all kinds Of Produce--Alfo, ands
ID Lots, ard houfes, Bank Stock, &c.
~ UsbG' fer Sale, LOTS No. 14I, ., 3, and 4,
which make one entire fquare in Du-yals addti-
on.-There is good Spring attached to them. Thcfe
lots are well worth the attention OF any gentle
wiihiHg to build fummer retreat FOR his family
Tuly 23--tf,
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LOST,

LOST,
I'm the 4Tth inf. RED MOROCCO POCK-
y y EFT BOOK, fatened on the outfide by aeel
olafp. There was in it ticket i'll the fecund elafs
cl the Richmond Academy Lottery mo. $3.50 and
papers which be of no fervice any pcrfoa bpt
the owner. a liberal reward will be given to any
perfon who will deliver it with It's contents at the
Enquirer Bookstore.
ian. go.
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F,iAay, January 81.


The HoBfe took ntn confederation fhe report Of
the committee Of the whole on the bill to extend in
certain cafes the urifdilon of Rare Judges and ste
courts, and after amending ordered it to be engroh-
ed for third reading.
Mr.. Barly, after fone preliminary remarks, offer
cd the following refolutions.
R5oEVsi, Thatthe Prelident Of the United States
oaule to he laid before this Houfe any information
which may he in poHe1ian Of the executive depart
neBt relative to the Rate and condition Of the for
tGeatons which may have been ersaed within the
veral ports and harbours Of the United sta,es and
ALTO the amount q MONIES which has been expended
On each, as we'll as the probable ekpenie Of eomplct-
ing the fame; and sIfo any inofnati on of which f1id
department may he yoHefsd tive to the praaica
hty Of defending by lard hattetiSs furh por-s and
hasbors, as have, by my fSrrHes Law, been direaei
to he fortified.
Rssirri, That tie Prrfdsst e,uf, 70 b. 7ii befor.
This Hrvfe fateEnt exhibiting The sroul, Of mo.
ney which has been dilbprrd on account rs ,he nav,
IN eich year fHce is sltabGhaeat, snd Gstiug p,t.
ticai1Fig the cor q each higate.
! On which, what n,a, De termed q coaiinuati.n .
the d>ba,e Of hsfjay, ce.uet in which Megrl
! Fairly, Dana, J. 9. Smith, -. 4. Wilkins, a.,
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GENERAL OFFICE OF INSURANCE,
JANUARY 9Th, 1906.

? ME general meeting Of the Mutual 1nfuranee
Company :ga:aa F:se Of: SSoDs and FvE vi
T0sE, In the la;s Of Virginia which took place this
day agreeajly notice prevoiy given. in the pub
tic papers, thin authorize any proceedings
as to sc geu.ralconcerns Of the company. The meet
ing was therefore adjoufncd untii 10 o'clock in the
morning OF 'Iuefday lie fourth day Of nexs month.
As tae sHsifs of the company are in fueh fate
IS TO require imPerioHy, immediate attention, and
mott of the mshibsrs liable to incur
al the Disadvantages the iniitution without pof
{ibilty Of bciag, in any degree, benefited by it,
Gp,ud any accident 10 thcn is earueely ho-
y.d. a OF the fra coalequence their ind-
vidval in~fr. that they will be pointed in stteu-
Eng the fad acelii., r'her perichaliy Ivy proxy.
WI. e. FrrZWIiYl.SONN, p. a.
RichiIoad, January 2i6 tmd
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VALUABLE pRopERTY-FoR SIZE.

vENHAT large five hory BRICK TENEMENT,
I north hde of the Maia-freet leading to the
Capitol, now occupied by Mr.. S. Rawlings, and in
which Mrs. Harris has ntereG during her life
time. The ftuasion is furpafed BY none being near
the bank the Capitol, the baton, and the polt-ocs.
For terms apply to
AUG!N IAFoREST.
IAN. 50.
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NOTICE.

PROPOSITIONS will be received By the erecu.
Il tive for the purchafe Of eight condemned ne
groes reprieved for transportation under the af to
empower the governor trarfror. 1a.ss condemned.
whenit fhall be deemed expedient."
Dec. 81.
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a TUTOR wanted, who can teach Reading,
L \ Writing and Arithmetic, in fmall family
Apply to Tie Editor OF the Enquirer.
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THE fnbferiber has opened BROKERS' OF
4 FiCE over the Store of Mr.. Henry Hovey,
and promes attention all bufnefs intruaed to him.
JOHN SATCHELL.
Jan. 80. ePfw.
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a NDREW STEVENSON, IN addition to the
( ! courts of King William and Hanover; pra6ii.
ies Jaw in the county corrr Of New-Kenr.
January 10 Th & s. 1t.
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TO DE RENTED.

y IbI- MN Ed,
a BRICK HOUSE, near thar of Mr. Robert
Gordon, on the Hill, calculated TO aceoumo-
date iali family comfortably; attached TO il is
half acre OF ground well iiicIoied
JAS. CREENHow.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
SLAVES FOR SALE.

SLAVES FOR SALE.
ON Monday the 10th day of February nezt, at
~ Hanover Town, will BE- expelled for fale, ave
or Tx likely SLAVES, othe highe bidder, for rea-
dy money.
January Is eptdr
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Scat Of rahfru:i,ent.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
7JuyjGay, January %.

7bVyi2y, January %.
MIR. Smile fad thar on the Sd December the
following refolut!on had been entered INFO by the
Houe
R5'S!V.', That 70 much of the n1shace of the
PRECEDENT OF the u. States q, relates TO the condua
OF the hegerent powers towards the u S. and the un-
juttifable contribution lately given by fome Of them
the law of nations as it regards the rights of neu
trails, be referred to the Committee Of Was and
Means"
MIR. Smile faid he did not know how this fub;sEt
came to be referred to the committee Of WAYS and
Means. He believed it furnihei the iirR inftance of
great national principle being REFER I'd to any and
ing or fe!ect committee of the Houfe. 1t had al
ways been uiua to refer fuch principles for fette-
ment, IN the fIrit in.tance, to committee of the
whole on the flate Of the union to which committee
ieveral memorials on the fame ful,ta had been re-
tered. There was another circumnance which il
was neceiiary to rate, which was the drranged ;u-
alton of the committee Of Ways and Mcaus three
members Of which were abfeut from the Houie As
this was confelledly the mon Important fubjeGa be-
fore them he truRed The morton he was about to make
would prevail.
Mr. Smile then moved that the committee of
Ways and Means be discharged from the farther con
liberation of this fubje9.
MIR. Quincy faid il the obea was to dfcnfs the
propriety of the reference Of this fubie to the conf
mittee Of Ways and Means, he doubted whether the
motion in or1er as the fame point had been be-
fore debated at large when tie reference Obtained.
lie ihould fuppeie the mof proper eourfe would he
TO call the Chairman Of the committee to inform
the Houie in what filtration the bUfnefs food. The
Chairman might, perhaps, be in his place to-mor-
row. II appeared TO him that this motion nigh, inn
| ply oenfure upon the committee
MIR. Smile laid he meant 1itrfy=Gf the COM
riiitse and lad he would at the reque of the mem.
Der, withdraw his motion until Tomorrow.
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