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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18
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SPECULATIVE VIEWS. J.
The battle Of Friedland--breaks the as
lance between Britain and Russia 81,
Between Britain and Prussia:
sAnnihilaies all hopes Of s..
A future coalition,
a future alliance with Austria,
A restoration Ct British influence in
Turkey,
An establishments in Egypt,
A monopoly Of commerce Of the Eux-
Joe,
The overland commerce by the Baltic, !.
The monopoly Of the Baltic trade:
Paralizes the monopoly Of the Leyans
company,
Secures the commerce and influence Of
France 10 the Mediterranean,
Renders Malta of little importance bus
as an obstacle TO q peace,
Dminishes the importance of Gibraltar,
Aud places the Barbary powers under
the influence of France.
The battle Of Friedlan1 leaves TIE army
10 Dalmatia at liberty TO march into Tur-
key.
The Dardapelles will be occupied by
the French engineers.
Cons,antinople will become to France,
what Benares, and Lucknow, and Delhi,
and Seringapatam, arc to the British; the
capital of an ally in form, the chief place
of a province in fact.
Egypt will be garrisoned by French
troops.
Syria will have French garrisons.
The Turkish frcniier will be extended
on the Euxine.
The Austrian frontier will be extended
on the Danube.
The Russian frontier will be reduced
within narrow limits on the Caspian.
The Persians will become the allies and
send ambassadors to France.
The Hipdostan Prices will form ALLAN.
ces with Persia.
In 1903, the Portuguese and Spanish
uaonarchies willb revolutionized.
South America will be abandoned7 e.
The Cape of Good Hope will be re.
stored 2
Ceylou will be restored Pr
Malta will be abandoned :.
Trinidad will be abandoned g.
Sicily will be abandoned
In some city of France. in the course
of few months, a general Congress will
be held OF deleg a.es from the powers or
Europe who, under the guidance, of France,
will enter toto s.ipulations, & form code
for the ocean, and tor the peace OF Eu.
rope. X S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18

exssaition agairsl Mexico onthe island !
and that Burr wasthe projectorof the plan
and providcr of The means. Is not this tee.
timony relevant ?saad if tits, how can the
coprt exclude il
5 11r. Hay argunaent TO be continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18

ARRIVED,
Schooner Fair American, capt. Berry
from Porto Rico 10 10 days ballast, the
captain. Spoke the ship Fair American,
of Baltimore from Amsterdam, for Bat.i.
more lost her.bes Bower. Saw ship 10
the. bay supposed to be the Diana, Harper,
of this port. Left the brig Active below
from Norfolk. Left at Porto Rico-Brig
ULYSSES Of New York, -, ,o,sail IN 20
days. Schr. Nancy White, Benon, for
Baltimore in 20 days. Eliza Peggot, -,
Philadelphia in ten DAYS.
ASSIZE OF BREAD,
yAfade Of Sufter1sne Barr Flour.
GENES.
The pound loaf to be sold fer 80
A pound loaf Is
2 pound loaf 7 "a
pound loaf
JOHN .LONGDEN;
Clerk of the Markets
September le.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18

Mr.. Hay wished to enter nsle Prose
qsiH on the indictment; this was objected
10 by celouel Burr, and submitted to the
Court. who decided against it. The case
was submitted to the jury, and they re-
turned verdict of NOT GUILTY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18

(W77tte'l6y AIRS. lnch5ald.J
Lord Norland, Mr.. Charnock
!. Sir Robert Ramble, Mr.. Rutherford.
Old Solus, Mr.. Jefferson.
Nr. Harmony, Mr. Cross,
MIR. Placid, Mr.. Cone.
Mr.. Irwin, Mr.. Wood.
Hammond, MIR. Miller.
Porter, .%a. Mir. Barnett.
Edward, Mas er Jefferson.
Lady Eleanor irwin, Mrs. WOODLAND.
Mrs. Placid, Mrs. Jefferson.
Miss Spinser, Mrs. Cunningham,
Miss Woburn, Mrs. Wood.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20

authority had been applied TO, and suffered
to take its course, efficient and what is per-
hapS of as much consequence, prompt JUS
tIce would have. been done. An awful ex-
ample would have been offered ON the spot,
that might have appalled, the guilty, or u
speedy acquttal TO the innocent, would
have destroyedlhosc sympathics which He
gal and violent measures ai,-eys create.
At a moment when union is more necessa-
ny than at any other period, the shadow o.
injustice ought to have been avoided.
y consideration Of these consequences,
a conviction of the illegality of the arrests
and sense of duty induced me, in COM
pliance with the request of a fellow prac-
titioncr, to attempt the judicial release OF
DR.. Bollman, of whose guilt as is now sta
ted, there was sufficient proof to have war
ranted a commitment here.
That same sense of duty induced me to
issue another writ of habeaS cOrHuS, toi
Mr. Alexander and Mr.. Ogden. The lat
ter gentleman had been brought :; few days
prior to this, before Judge Workman, and
was discharged--In defiance to all civil
authority he was included in the same or
der for arrest with Mr.. Alexander, and was
taken on Monday out of his lodgings by a
party of armed dragons, ana / suppose
sent out of the territory, for the return to
the habeaS corfiuS in this cause WAS re-
ference to that in the case oil So.iman.
| know not what eject this public. ton
will have. 1t may JUSTIFY Me TO
MY COUNTRY, which is the first wish
OF my heart. 1t may be the means ofproj
ducing a strict scrutiny into ny conduct,
which | INVITE. 1t may draw down
the further vengeance ofmy accuser, WITCH
l will never DEPRECATE But wh;tr-
yer may be the event, nothing Can destroy
the consciousness | enjoy of my own recti-
tude on this occasion, nor the determinati-
on in my humble sphere, to resist opprcs-
sion and assert the Empire of the LAWS.
EDWARD LIVINGSTON.
Ne7U Orleans, GOTH Dee. 1906.
Edward Livingston, of the city Of New
Orleans, Counsellor at Law, being daily
sworn on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty
God, doth depose, that he hath never had
any communication, written or verbal, di-
rect or indirect, with Aaron Burr, or any
other person whom lie knows or has reason
to suspect, to be concerned with him in
the plans now said to be CARRYING on, hos
tile to the Union, Laws, or Constitution of
| the United States, relative to any such plans,
and that he is utterly ignorant Of the e.;is-
tence of any such schemes, on the part OF
the said Aaron Burr, or his adherents, ex-
ccpt from the public papers, the comma-
nication OF general Wilkinson. and the voice
OF public report.
(Signed) EDW. LIVINGSTON.
Sworn this goth day of Deem
Der, 1906, before me Dom A.
Hall, District Judge ofthe u.
States for the Orleans District.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20
Renianlin Uot
IN COUNC IL,

T FebrUarg IS, 1907.
Fl is advised that the following Agents be
appointed for the collection OF the Arrears
Of Faxes due this Commonwealth, viz:
William .NiMmo, J-. for the counties of
Accomack, Northampton, Princess Anne,
Norfolk and the Borough of Norfolk =
Park Street, for Nansemond, Isle OF
Wight, Southampton, SurIv. SUSSEX, Prince
George, Elizabeth City, Warwick, York,
James City, Charles CITY, New-Kent, Han
over, Henrico, Cities ofRichnond & VIII
liamsburg.
Peter c. Rice, for Gloucester, Mat
King and Queen, Lancaster, Northumber-
land, Richmond and Westmorcland.
Iheodocius Hznsford, for Loudoun,
Fairfax, Fauquier, Prince William, Stat
ford. and King George.
William c. Wihfams, for Culpeper, Ma
olson, Orange, Spotsylvania, Caroline,
Louisa, Goochland, Fluvanna, Albemarle,
and Amherst.
Jo8ehh Fa7ocett, for Frederick, Berkeley,
Jefferson, Rockingham, Augusta, Shenan-
doah, Hampshire, Hardy, Pcndleton, Mo.
nongala, Ohio, Brooke, Harrison, Ran
dolph and Wood.
James M'Far'ane, for Wythe, Montgo-
merry, Monroe, Giles, Washington, Russell,
| Lee, Gravson, TaZewell, Rockbrdgc, Bo-
tetourt, Greenbrier, Bath, Kanawha and
| Mason.
WIHiam .NorpeH, for Henry, Patrick,
Franklin, Campbell, Bedford and Pittsylva-
| MIA.
! Thomas r. Douliin, for Halifax, Char
| lotto and Prince Edward.
/ Mai. Ed7pard Pegra1n, ji-. for Dinwid-
/ die, Gfeensvile, Brunswick, Lunenburg,
I Mecklenburg, Chesterfield, Amelia, Not
toway, Powhatan, Cumberland and Buck
ingham.
DAYL. l.. HrLqov, OK. ofthe Council
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20
IMPERIAL DECREE.
Declaring fhe British Isles in 8tate Of
6Lockade.

.''"'' ~SN1" ''t " StN|C "
6iockade.
Imheriat Ca1,h, Berlin, .NoJ. d, 1906.
NAPOLEON Imhcror efthe French, and
King Of Hdiy--considerihgf-
]. That England does not admit the
right OF nations aS universally acknowledge
ed by all civilized people:
2. That she declares as an enemy, every
individual belonging to an enemy state, and
IN consequence Tnakcs prisoners OF war,
not only OF the crews Of armed vessels, but
those also Of merchant vessels, and even
the supercargOes of the same:
s. That she extends or applies to mcr-
chant vessels, to articles of commerce, and
to the property of individuals, the right of
conquest which can only be applied or OK
tended to an enemy state
H. / hat she extends to ports not fortified,
to the harbors and mouths OF rivers, the
right of6iockade, which, according TO rea-
son and the usage of civilized nations, is
applicable only to strcng or fortified ports:
That She declares places blCCkaded be-
fore which she has not single vessel of
war; although place ought not TO be COLI
sidcrcd bloCkadCd only when il is so invest
ed as that no approach to it can be made
without imminent hazard ;--that she de-
Clares even places boCkadcd which her
united forces would be incapable OF placing
: in that state, such as entire coasts, and u
whole empire:
5. That this uncqua'lcd abuse of tho
right of blockade has no o.her object, than
20 interrupt the communications Of differ
ent nations and to extend the commerce.
and industry of England upon the ruin Of
! those of the contiucnt:-
! 6. That this being the evident design OF
! England, whoever does on the cont lCnt in
I English merchandise, favors that design,
baud becomes an accomplish -
! 7. That this conduct in England, (wor4
thy only of the first ages of bar5arism)
has benefited her to the detriment of other
nations -
3 That it being righ; to oppose to an c.
ncmy the same arms she makes use of, 20
combat as she does when all ideas Of JUS
,tice, and every liberal sentiment, (the re-
suit Of civilization among mem are disre-
garded -
We have resolved to enforce against
England tho usdgcs which she has consc-
Grated in her maritime code.
, The present decree shall be considered
as 4 fundamental law Of the empire, Until
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20
LIVINGSTON'S ADDRESS
TO THE PUBLIC.
CcoNcLUDED.J

And that being unable to discharge my
debt in money, had, after a delay of two
months subsequent to his arrival, given him
an order for the amount upon capt. Samu-
ell Is. Davis, PAYABLE in one and two years
that cant Davis having purchased plan
tation from me, and being my debtor 20
large amount payable at those periods,
had accepted my order and given his note
for the amount which was credited on his
mortgage to me to prove these facts, ]
produced the records, and appealed 90 Mr..
Davis, then in court, who confirmed them.
Withrespect to Mr.. Rodgers affidavit
observed, that it was difficult to reply to
document which had only been partially
read that Mr.. Keene, upon whose hear.
J say was accused, had been long absent
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20
Removal.

DOCTOR JE.V.WLNGS has lately re-
~ moved to Col. Callaway's large white
house in New-Iondon, where he still holds
himself in readiness to serve his friends and
the public in theline of his profession. lie
has also provided the necessary supplies,
for accommodating decent travellers in a
hriUafe .7Day.
As the most of his former pupils have
now nearly completed their studies, two or
three others might have admission.
The tenement which he formerly occu-
pied, is to be let on a moderate rent.
3Oth January, 1907. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20
To the Public.

THE Subscriber has removed to an house
near the upper end of the Town on Che
Street leading from the Capitol square. He
continues to practise law in all the Supc-
rior Courts holden in the City of Richmond,
and also in the District Court of Bruins
wick. His Clients may rely OH his utmost
assiduity and attention to the business en-
rrust2d to his care.
WIN, MuNFORD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20
Land for Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed by
- William Johnson, FOR the purpose OF Sc
curing debt due to Kendall Lee, will be
sold, on the premises, on the 14th day OF
March next, to the highest bidder, for cash,
One certain tract Of Lana
lying in the county of Goochland, on the
waters Of Lickinghole creek, adjoining the
lands of William Morrow, William Rich
ards and others, containing by estimation
three hundred and fourteen aud half l.
ores, or so much thereof as will be suffici-
ent to satisfy the amount of 600 and in
terest now due on the said trust deed and
charges.
THE TRUSTEES.
Goochland, Feb. 10, 1907. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20

THE defendant Patspan, not having en-
tered his appearance, and given securi-
ty according to an act of the General AS
sembly and the rules of this court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction OF the court,
that nc is not an inhabitant Of this state on
the motion of the complainant by his c"un-
sci, II is ordered, that the said defendant
Pattman, do appear here onthe first day OF
March court next, and answer the COM
plainant's bill-apd that COPY OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in some ono of the
public newspapers printed in the city of
Richmond, for two months successfully, &
also posted at the front door OF the court
house ftliis county.
a CODY, testc,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20
Latest Fo2eign MezvS.

>
EN- LAND
DECLARED ~ \ STATE of BLOCKADE
BY FRANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22

commencement OF the fei;;oo, they paGed " An sei
prevent cer,ain rGs hottie the peace aad tran-
guilty OF the y S. sc" giving ex,snGve powers
the governor which he hs. part delegated TO gen.
tleuian in this town. SINCE the &C, has been made
public Far, Of the militia has been called oa. and ia
toned the Ohio, the efeetualy TO aid the
p-rfon appointed carry the law into eff.e. Boats
have bsen Rrietly examined bu, d,fco ,eries have
yet taken raee-Iti is To be lamen,ed energetic
Of Burr and his a!oeia,es would, in tina, cafe, have
been completely detected. On Ian Sunday nigh,
week. BannerhaiIet with four keel boats, armed with
military ftcres. ravd this town. and every friend
his country mutt regrc, the guards had not been
fooner placed 70 to have iubjeacd him to
anninatiog before he proceeded farther.
Since th- pafiage Of the a above alluded infor
nation has been given upon oath, thar great
Der OF boats BUILDING at Waterford, French
creek, on the Che;ogne lake; and on the waters fall
ling into the Al!cshary river; that they to be
manned with mail number az men in each the bet
ter to conceal the objef which is attack upon the
Spanifh fettleneuts in hiexieo-they are to contain
falt, which houd they be ncpped, they will aHert
they carrying market that the number of men
already engaged in this enterprise exceeded 10000
that the command Of the expedition be given
Col. Burr, and that the place of meeting be
fomewhere in the vicinity of Lotus heights, on the
Minlippi. Such we underfood, is the fubltance OF
his affidavit, furnfhed by gentleman of veraci;y, who
fpurned at the offer Of being made captain i'll the
above expedition.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
Gonnre30.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY. Tan 10

MONDAY, Jan IL.
The Houfe refoived itfrf into committee
of the whole on the bill for repeating the duty
upon fait, and continuing the Mediterranean
fund for one year. Mr.. VARNUM in the chair
MIR. Quincy moved to amend the frh fe6ti-
on in fuch manner as to fnbnituie partial for
total repeal, and at the fame time to diminiih
the duties upon boEea and other black teas, and
coffee.
This motion was supported by Mr.. Quincy,
and oPp"tcd by MeGrs. j. Clay, Elliot, ]. Ran
dolph, Smile, Bidwell, Findey and Sloan, and
lof-Ayes 7.
In the Houfe Mr.. Dana moved to ftrike out
the third ieeiion. providing for a continuance
of the Mediterranean fund for another year.
The queftion was taken by Ayes aud Noes
Ayes 2I-Noes lo4.
MIR. n. Williams moved to flrike out the
word {" falt," in the Grt fction, under the i'm
preflion that in the very ferrous Gtuation of , he
nation, in reference both to its external and in
ternal concerns. it was improper to commence
meafures for the Reduction of the revenue
Ayes l2-Noes 100.
The bill was ordered to be eneroiIcd
Mr.. DAYTON reported bill for incorporat-
ing company for making turnpike road from
Maion's GATEWAY to Alex nGiia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
WASHINGTON, January 10.

On "Wednesday elegant Dinner given to
Capt. MERIW ETHER LEWIS, by the Citizens of
Wilmington, e1prelIon Of their perfona ref
peel and affection, of their high enfe Of the fervices
he has rendered his country, and Of their fatsaion
at his return in fafey into the boom of his friends
Among the company were Mr.. Choteau, Mr.. Pro-
vanchere, the Mandan Chief, feveral officers of GO
vernment, members of Congrefs, and fangers of diff
tinction. A general regret prevailed the abfence
Of Capt. Clark, the friend and Allocate of Capt.
Lewis, for whom the Dinner had been delayed for
feveral days in expectation of his arrival in the City
ROBERT BRENT, Efq. prelided fuppor,ed by
Captain TINGEY and Colonel WHARTON as
Vice-Preidents.
Capt. Lewis received with the hvelieh de-
monlratons Of regard Every prefent feemed
tn be deeply impreGed with fentient Of gratitude
mingled with an elevation Of mind, on letting down.
at the feve board with this favorte of fortune, who
has thus lpccefsfuly furmounted the numerous and
imminent perils of of nearly four years. thro
regions previou1y unexplored by civilized man.
After partaking of the qualifications of well
fpread table, the following toalis drank nterf
period with appropriate fongs and instrumental mu-
l. The Prepie-vnluou, and brave uncorrup,
and ineorrup,ible.
2. The CorG;fufou-The ark of our fafety, that
will outlive the baekefl forms.
3. The Pr1yfdenf of the United states-May he
receive the award of fcience and the thanks of his
country, for the fruits of thele labors are now az
fenlbed TO celebrate.
4. CongreIj-Wife laws will ever be cheerlaiiy o.
beyed by intelligent people.
S. WejSirgtOa-Who, undaun;ed in adverftY, and
moderate in PROPERTY, poGssd the zeal of Patriot,
and the wifdom OF a Sage.
6. FraHkHn-A name identified with Science and
Liberty, with private virtues and public duties
7. CoiYm5n-Our happiness the proud trophy OF
his daring fpirt and prophetic wiidom.
8. III. Uai,ed Sfaft,-Who, by refpeeling the
rights of her native Children has infpred them
with reverence for her power, and affection for her
laws.
9. The Red People Of dnryiea-Under an enlight-
ened policy, gaining by Ready Reps the comforts of
the civilized without long the virtues of the favage
rate.
10. TIE Council Fre--N1ay it long continue to diff
fufe genial warmth, without confirming thofe who
furround is.
IL. Seitaee-Which, animated by the enterprise Of
the American mind, has made the deiart to blofom
and the wilderness to fmile'
friends-infamy to its foes.
is. Peaee-Our choice and our hope.
II. TIE IfRhia-An armed nation in the day OF
danger.
is. Tie drmy = Navy eff5e United Sfafy-Satis-
fed with maintaining peace, but prepared at mo-
nents warning 10 unfur the terrors of war.
10 Ig,ieaifn,e, Commune s. fs7Dre5--Their
interels, like thofe of the independent foveregn-
ties they enrich and unite, one and indivifbIe.
| ~ TIE DiFyi7 IF neutrality-suspicious. in the
national councils, may ihe never experience the want
Of national patronage.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
BALTIMORE, fannarv 10.

The events Of every day convince us more
and more of the propriety of what We iaid
while ago--that STIR public ought 10 (plbead
fbcir opiai7n relafiqe 10 the aeegfafioa5 agaiaR
Grh.Hf kiDo0, Dasisi CLARKE, M. and others,
rntH a0fbenfie Information comes 10 hand" We
ihould, indeed, go further, aud fay, the pub
lie onght TO be cautious how they credit iniinu-
atoms (without proof againH the integrity and
loyalty 1t men, who, inaesd of fleming trail
tors, appear TO be siliduouilv engaged in en-
ploying Efficient means 10 defeat Burr and his
adherCpts.
We can allure our readers that the following
detail IS from the highst authority -
That 70 far from Gen. WIlkinfon's being con-
cerned with Col. Burr, the truth is, TIE iaj6r-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
NASHVILLE, December 81.
COL. BURR's EXPRDITION!!!

On Monday lat, Col. Burr failed from this
place with two boats (aot gun-boats) There
were on board fyeral families, hor.eG and cat
lie. We underAaud he is 20 be joined by
Jumher Of boats a, the mouths Of Cumberland
river; il is reported, and generally believed
here, that he is defined againt Mexico and the
provinces in that quarter. Time will unvei
this nlyacgY.
II addition 10 th~ above paragraph, we are
further informed, that two more boats will fol-
lnw Col. Burr ON Sunday next from this place,
lonied with proV,Ious.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
On CAPT. Ls4ms'l rriirinr,

Capt. Meyirvtfbep Lezsif--Patriotie, enlightened,
and brave; who had the fPrit undertake, and the
valour execute an expeditions which reflects honor
on his country.
Capt CLOfe, and the other brave companions ii
capt. Lew:s-Their patriotic and manly perseverance
entities them to the appreciation Of their country
men.
The memories sf captains Ceal, BsargaaVir and o.
ther eireumnavigaors. Whole perous enterprises and
jndefatgsble iabours have 80 much enriched the world
~ the leienee Of geography.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
Wr1aeIIar, Tan. ID.


The Speaker laid before the Houfs Il letter
from the Secretary of war, tranfnittng re-
port in relation toinvalid petitioners, which was
referred TO the committee of claims.
On motion of MIR. Stantop the memorial of
the inhabitants of Stouinyton aud Weferly, was
referred to the committee OF commerce and ma
miniatures.
Mr.. Boyle from Che committee or the public
lands, pfeiented bill making provliion for the
diipois of the public lands lituated hetwren
the u. S. military tract aud the Connecticut re-
ierye and for other purpotes, which was refer
red to 4 committee of the whole on Friday.
kr. Buller preiented petition from a num-
Der Of inhabitants Of Barnitdblr, praying for a
poh Office, which was referred TO the poG oifics
committee.
On motion Of Mr.. fIaRings,
Refolved, that the committee on poft offices,
&c. he inaruded 10 enquire into the e1pedien-
cy Of eaabliilling polt road from Wor, eiler in
Ma6AchUEetis. to Providence Ia Rhode Hand.
On motion OF Mr.. Jer. Morrow,
RsloIvTd, That the committee Of commerce
and manufactures be inRru6led to enquire into
the expediency ofextending TO the revenue dif-
tri0s on Lake Erie add wIthta the fate Of o.
hio the proviGous OF aa AL entitled an a6t TO
extend jurifdittiou in certain cafes to Gate
judges and fate courts. and that they report by
bill or oiberwife.