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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-24
WILLIAM TEMPLE,

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
ME annual meeting Of Stockholders win be held
\ at Mr. Brnokss tavern in Mancheftcr, on the
frit Monday in December next Special matters of
bhiinris important to the nterea of the company
require full meeting; hence it is expected that fuch
members as cannot attend i'll perion will appoint de-
puses to act Tor them.
JAMES BRANDFR, Cnx.
Nov. IS tdM.
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Macy Tart, WejSingfes, I$,j!7hb, 1907.
SIR have the houor to efciole you the reiut of
my enquiries relating the mentioned il, your
lstrer Of yefterday-and have the honor TO be, Er,
with great reipea, your obedent iervant
JAMES BARRON
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No. 9.

srR--I confiIer the frgate Chefapeake your prize,
and ann teady to deliver her any ocer authorized
to receive her BY the Of the boat ilail exc
pea your aulwer,
AID have the honor to be yours, &c
Signed,
JAMES BARRON
Chelapea'e, at SEA,
JuBe sod. 1907.
10 tie egs,atq5s, If biz b. NJ.
Slip Leqpeyd
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CIRCULAR TO MAJOR 81 BRIcApiER- GENE
RAILS, OF THE MILITIA OF VIRGINIA.
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JAMES BARRON.
Sea,

AT otdI
June god, 1907.
To he eoaaa,Jsy Of lis 8. M.
Sip Lrepa,A
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qDon.eStte.

DOCUMENTS
RELATIVE TO THE ATTACK ON THE c1EsApEArE.
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Hon. Rstcyt Smis6, Sseystrrv1
gfLe I'a0y, H'.jSmgfoa. 5
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
Ten Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from Josehk Boarman, (of
III Raphaell living on Mataworaap, Charles
county, state of Maryland, ON Sunday, the
18th instant, Negro ISAAC, the property Of
Jo:Aua Mudd, living near the same place,
and hired of him to the end of the year. He
had a pass to Alexandria to sell a few arti-
cles. ISAhCis about 2S years old, 5feet 6
orr inches high, very black, a scar over one
Of his eyes, rings in his ears and wears his
wool sometimes plated. Had on a striped
country wove waistcoat, brown linen shirt,
Russia duck trousers and a fus'd hat. The
above reward will be given to any person for
apprehending and delivering him to Joseth
Mud, or JosetA Boarman (of Raphael or
EIGHT DOLLARS for combining him in
the Jail of Alexandria, including what the law
allows.
Or All masters Of vessels aud others are
forewarned against harboring or carrying off
said fellow at their peril
July %. law3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
e. Meu0 inUented Oven.

HAVE obtained from the general 60
gernment an exclusive privilege III an OVEN
| have invented on entire new principles, for
baking all kinds of bread, the advantages of
my Plan over those hitherto used are in the
usual mode The oven is first heated the ire
scraped out and the dough put IN to baker
when the oven is hottest and as the bread
bakes the oven gradually cools, it will surely
be conceded when bread is first put into an
oven it is most tender and least capable ofbear-
ing heat-on my plan the bread is put into
the oven at the extreme end, Or where tie
heat is least and as it bakes it regularly pro-
crosses intoa kecner kcat uEtil baked. Again,
it is acknowledged the thinner bread is baked
the better it is and the longer it will keep in
the usual mode OF baking the thinner the bread
the smaller quantity the oven will bake per
day on my plan as the oven is constantly In
blast, the thin.ler the bread the more the oven
will bake !; added to this the labor of splitting
wood is saYcd-the heating, cleaning and set
ting an oven also. An oven on my plan if we'll
built, is much more durable, takes up less
room to do the same business, costs much less
money to build it, requires less fuel TO bake
the same quantity Of bead, fewer hands can
do the same business, in fact, a mind superior
to preiudices often attendant on customs long
establishcd) will be satisfied On a view of my
oven in operation. / have narrated facts only
for those who have not an opportunity of see
ing the oven in operation.
I subjoin the certificates Of gentlemen whose
respectabiitywi not be questioned .Foran oven
of twenty feet length and three feet six inches
width, or the privilege ofusing it, my price is
FIVE hundred dollars, AID in proportion for a
larger or smaller one. / will dispose ofmypriyi-
ledge for states, counties or towns, on liberal
terms, letters adressed to me post paid, Dunn,
fries, Virginia, will be duly attended to.
James Deneale.
Dumfries, July 90.
WE, Richard and Stephen Winchester,
residing In the Of Fredericksburg and
commonwealth of Virginia, do certify, We
have built an Oven under the Immediate di-
recSion of James Deneale of Dumfries and
commonwealth Of Virginia aforesaid, on a
plan entirely different from the ovens in COM
mon use, and we believe invented by the said
Deneale. It requires such less fuel than
IFE 80 EN@rM go 49, a 80
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
NORFOLK, July II.

ii was reported fur some days past that
narties from The British ships, were iu3the
~pYac,ies oflanding near the Capes, for The
psrocse Of procuring water and drawing
,Arir srins on the beach. On Wednesday
the general dipa;chsd . party Of cavalry IN.
der he command Of capt. Shepherd oICape
Henry, 10 ascertain the truth Of these re.
ports. aud 10 ars IS occasion might re
auire. This marning an express arrived
% the general, aod ws understand that
small parties had been landed for the pur-
poses above meniioned. Two of the ships
iemaio 10 Lynhayen. and two have gone
out. We so not p~resnmetosay what are the
serde,s of captain Shepherd, 10 case a land
log is attempted, bat we should suppose.
that 10 carry the presidents proclamation
into effect, the officers and crews Of those
ships being forbid TO have any eommuni.
casion wia the shore, that capt. Shepherd
will prevent them from landing.
We are Informed by > Potomac pilot,
that 90 "Wednesday, being abou, two and
shaf leagues from the light house on Cape
Henry, spoke an English schooner Of IL
guns. bonnd to Lynhaven Bay. where she
went, but did not anchor. In about AZ
hour Afterwards the Triumph and Mslam.
pus get under weigh, aud noder a press Of
sail, with the schooner in company sssered
Ixz.
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aRrasloria DajIp anbsrnser.
WEDNESDAY, JuLY IS.

We have been favored with the following anec-
dote of captain CHAuScY, Of the United
States navy. Its genuine YANKEE SPI-
RTT will not be unpleasant to our readers
at this crisis-lRah. En-. Pos.
a short time aimee captain Chauocy re.
turned from a yoyage to the East Indies.
which, under a fusloeSh, he had made as
aprisate ciuzen. On the passage home,in
TIC Indian ocean, he was brought loo by a
British ship ofwar Of 81 guas, and lieu
tenant aud 10 or or 12 men sent on board
the ship. The British officer, an inper-
tiasns puppy, without even salu,ipg cap ain
9. as person hasius any p~retensions TO
gentlisy would have done, Immediately OF.
dersd one of his men to stand By the helm.
Capt. G. justly offended, told his sailor to.
knock apy mao down who attempted 10 take.
his place without bis, (Chauncy's) orders.
The stteaspt was made, and the English
sailor, bv prossratfaa, paid his tr,buse of
venerasicn ts the nerve of the Y~ankse.--
The lieu,euans now ripped out as many
handsome .oaths and threats as a person
tould wish, and advanced to take the helm
hamsslf-Chauncy steppedbefore him, and
up0n the Englishman's laying his hand up.
on II, seized him by the scruf of the neck
aud threw him overheard into the boat--
Upon this the ientenant and his men went
OFT add captain G. was presently boarded
BY Cor 70 men, among them the first
oihcer Of srhis mojesty,s ship" who abus-
cd capsainsC. IN zvords meta little for his
treatment to toe lieutenant; who replied,
I treated the puppy as he deserved, He
either did notknowhis dutv and the man.
hers Of gendeman, OF. would not exer-
case them. lou have now . superior force
On board the ship-Ap syhat you please-
captain G. then went on board the man
ct war. where he received some more
s~oHplments from the commodore, TO whish
EEHtt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
ALEXANDRIA
Thepubhc are respeetfnllyin-
formed that the Theatre viii 81
pen
on Saturday EOs7ssng,
With the Comedy Never Acted Here called
The Deserted Daughter,
Mn the Comic Ohera T
THE QUAKER
on,
BENEVOLENT FRIEND.
July 20
Catalogue of Plays,

IHf SutG54Uy AO0A1Atx oIAIl ALIS -StFCet3
.He1andraa-
JOHN BULL: Blue Beard; Pauls& Vir-
ginia; Inkle and Yapico ; Country Girl ;
Spoiled Child, School for Arrogance ; Qua
ker; My Grand Mother; Hamlet; Wild
Oats ; Valentine and Orson; More Ways
than One Cabinet Weather Cock Rule
a Wife and have a Wife Disappointment I;
School for Fathers School Of Reform De-
serter; Count R~enyousky; Battle ofHexharn
Love laughs at Locksmiths ; Robbers Road
to Ruin !; Duenna /; Ways and Means; Point
ofHonor; Romp ; Lock and Key Revenge;
Child Of Nature , Honest Thieves; Wander
cr; Alphonso To Marry, or Not to Mar
rY; Caravan ; FORTUNES Fool; Richard the
Sd; School for Scandal; Antonio; Noun
t~aineers ; Cheap Living ; Too c:ivilb by Ealf;
Love in many Masks +; Royal Shepherd;
Wit without Money Jew; Love in q Vii
5lags Modern Antiques.
July o..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22

ARRIVED,
Brig Sparrow, captain Carew, is days from
Observation-Disclosures and Young.
Left there, ship United States, captain Coles
man, and brig President, captain. Bell, both
OF. this port, unloading brig CIarissa, OF
Washington, n. G. do. Franklin, Of Eden
ton, N. G. do. captain died July 4th; Ann,
of Norfolk, expected to sail in a few days for
St. Vincents; schr. Comet, captain Gage,
taken and carried in by an English Gutter, on
her passage from Baltimore to St. Pierres
Mart. in lat. IS, N. and a number of other
American vessels, names not recoIlected.
July "a, lat. 90, u, N. long. II, Wespoke
ship Three Sisters, of and for Baltimore, 10
days out from Barbados tie captain OF which
informed II 5 that his people were on the point
of mutiny, having refused to do duty that
that they had not offered any violence, but
threatened it, and that he daily expected 1t,
and requcstedu us TO report him and the con-
duct Of his crew-on the 18th came into the
Capesin company.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
Deneale.
July %
Fifty Dollars Reward.
d6tlaw

ID AN AWAY the twenty-frst day of
N May, from the subscriber, living IN
Prince Georges county, Maryland, about a
miles from Alexandria ferry, Negro NED,
and sometimes calls himself EDW.aRAS
PLAFY. SO years old, a small siender-made
negro, a blacksmith by trade, ed can read
and write. He has a bright mulatto woman
at Alexandria, called Rachel for a wife, and
has four or FIVE children by her-the woman
is or was the property OF Miss Contee- I
cannot describe his dress as he had a variety
of good clothes. Any persOn experiencing
the said negro and securing HMM Jail so II at
/ get him again, shall receive ittaken within
ten miles from home Ten dollars, if forty
miles Thirty Dollars, and if at a.greater dis
lance the above reward ana all reasonable Elk
pences if brought home.
James Hawkins.
June q. laWSw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
BALTIMORE. July 20.
C0UNTERFEITS.

counssrfeis Ten.dollar bills, Of the Ha-'
.cers.owa bapk (in this state are 10 circu-
is,;on. We have seen q which was Of
frred 81 The Mechanic's Back ia this city.
This note IS, By a competent judge, pro.
pounced genuine 10 paper and plate ; but
,he name Of the person to whom payable
.fReziu Davis is e~rroneously Reyin Da-
Wis this and the President's aud cashiers
SIGNATURES are all written with the same
Zen. and are very poor isnitasions.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
Robert Harsshorne
Iron Works for Sale.

ME subscriber is duly empowered to con-
i tract for the sale OF a handsome Scite
for Iron Works and eight THOUSAND acres of
Land adjoining, lying on the river Rappahan-
Eock, about nine miles above Fredericksburg.
Trhls tract abolnds with inexhaustible mines
Of the richest iron o re and an ample supply of
wood for coal. The scite for the works are
advantageous in the extreme, commanding
the whole sorrse of the Rappahannock by q
natgrea canal, into which the whole force of
the river may be turned at a small expence.
There has been a furnace and other works
formerly erected here, and the ore found on
TRIAL abundant and gcod. When 1t is consi-
esred that tais property Is. within nine miles
of tide water, and that the navigation from
the scite Of the works to tide water may at a
small expencc be rendered PracticabIe totrans-
port every heavy article to market whenitis
considered from The oontiguityofthese worksto
the seat Of government, no iron establishment
can supply cannon and shot on SO good terms
competent Judges having pronounced the ore
OH this tract of superior quality for cannen a
doubt cannot be entertained of the great vaILe
ofthis property. The tisieis i~ndispusable, and
a great bargain may be had. The subscriber
will at am tine attend those inclined to view
the premises, and can shsw an accurate sur
vey of the tract on application to him at Dunn
fries, in Virginia.
James Deneale.
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ne Teplledi 10 the same manners without
giving way one inch 10 that spirit which
chaIacterises TOO many Of the officers Of
the British navy. This spirit probably
preserved him fromsth effects Of their vi.
olenee, and he was dismissed as The
d-dst obstinate Yankee rAscalahsy had
ever met with, swithoas their Knowing him
as any thing else than the master ot a
common Eass.IEdiaman.z
Previous 10 leaving the British ship,
capt. Channcy very leisurely took ! me.
morandum Of The officers names who had.
insolted him, saying, /" perhaps | may
Come athwart you some day, when you
shall know who and what | ann
From the Belfast Chronicle Of Nay 90.
MuTINY.
Il has been stated in accounts brought
from the Mediterranean, that the crew Of
the American ship Eliza Ann mu,inied a.
.gaiDst she captain. They 6rsssied his mate
TO a gan on the quarter deck, and used him
most cruelty. They plicked him with the
cooks tcFmentors, beat him over the ribs
withstaves in the mos, shocking manner,
and lief. him for dead. They also treated
the supercargom the most cruel manner.
They then attacked the master whom they
struck a dreadful blow. His wife, withan
infant 10 her arms, followed him !; he fell
back, aud she caugh. him, crying, " 3eu
haze murdered ny husband" The rufians
answered, "We nil 40 ovy ou By and BY"
The wife gave her husband some liquor
to drink, and he somewhat recovered from
the s,uuning blow he received. When he
recovered alittle mare, he sailed forth with
pistols and sabre TO disarm the villains.
The mate aud supercargo had by this time
recovered sufficiently 70 aid him in this
courageous attempt. They knew they had
to contend with towards at heart, and by
stratagem add determined bravery, they
succeeded in driving the musineers for
ward, after wounding them, except the
two ringieaders. The Niger frigate. capt.
Hillyar, luckily soon after fell 10 with the
ship off Cadiz. in a gale Of wind. boarded
her, and then took the ringleaders OUT.
The master was then lying dangerously ilh
The Niger then sent an officer aod 4 men
on board TO navigate her TO Gibr altar, where
the mutineers will be ~broughtto trial. The
TWO ringleaders are E.nslishmen boro ; their
Games are Yohn. Grass, alias Daniel Cross
wright, and Robert Harrington. The fer
msr has since given himself up as a desert.
er from his majes,y's ship Warrior. The
ship had a grea. many dollars on board,
withso,her treasure, of which they intend.
ed to plumber her.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1s.
FYom our Correspondent az the Lazaret

FYou 4 L~orfesP0Hdsnt dt ne LdzafeF
10. 1Hly t8.
" The ship Marsha, captain Kingston.
arrived here, was boarded of The Cspes of
Delaware, by TIE Sqoirrel sloop Of war,
wb;eh detained her IL hours-Fressed 5
Said there was war bstween
ENGLAND and America, and threatened 10
sand her 70 Haligax. The morning after
,aw her FIRE inso a northerp schoouer, which
came to and was taken possession of by
herr
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22

stAEN8 INtHhEt - e. 49, fHMyUNE
These are 10 ccrtifyto all wtpT ii may con-
cern, that I, Andrew Jameson, biscuit baker,
in the town Of Alexandria, aud dist,iciBof &C.
lumbia, was III the town oil ErsJicr;cl:s ,,lrg, in
the state Of Virginia, some tine since the
middle Of last January, and tSeFe Cid attenl
great part OF one day to sec the cperaflaa ~
biscuit baking III the new inverted oven In tie
possession of Messrss Richard and Stcphfn
Winchester, OFF fredericksburg, which oven
/ have every reason to bclieveis tie sole ~
yention of Mr.. James Deneaie, of EusTa;es,
in the state OF Virgisai:., and hereby cfcJais
and aver, that 1 saw said New Invented CT
Perpetual Oven bake large and small biscrIts
III as short q time and as regular q ifsalner as
any oven have seen these forty yeafsf TX We
been atthe baking business. Given GndeEny
hand this sixth day OF February. Ga Alexandra
and district Of Columbiajj inthel sssr enc tex
sand eight hundred and sig.
Andrew Jameson.
N. B. Not having sasHciert experiment OF
said oven abcye mentioned, Cannot ascertala
what may bcsavedin woot! c~rlssor, Only that
cord wood will do wi.aout THO labor OF chop
ping ard sElitiiss, as is Necessary with cid
fasIEossed ovens. Al.
NEW-YoRE, Deeembsri, 1906
THIS is to certify that haye been uaing
thepatent oven, invented by James Dcneale,
esq. of Dumfries, Virginia, since april last,
to considerable advantage IN this city,-I Fave
no doubt Of its possessia q considerable advan-
ta3eseYer the old Inethoi, such as q saving OF
fuel and ashor,in consequence of which the
proprietor is ena5ledto make the bread much
thinner and consequently more proper iorlong
voyages on a 'iot c~linl3stee.s
Again, as a paft Of tie operation requiring
most skill andpraptice is bei5gedby this me-
thed more Of the WORK may be doEe byscys
OF men little Expcriencedm the business.
Not being acquainted myself With the old
method, | VIII not attempt TO state tie differ
ences between them, but that It is greatlym
favor OF Deneaie's method must be esiaent to
the most superficial observer.
Robert Harssla0rne.
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To Sell or Rent,

To Sell or Rent,
Sundry LOTS in Alexandna-Also sevsi
raj in. the city Of Washington. For terms aps
ply to SARAH ROkIER.
February Il. Paw
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the common oven and may Sc used without
splitting the WOOD Of eourss-thepc Is great
saving of labor; We have. baked every kind Of
biscuit andxrans saystruIy that It bakes well.
consider IL a. valuable Improvement and
well worthy tho attention Of bakers.
r 6 S. Winchester.
Fredericksburg, January 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30
IMPORTANT REFLECTIONS.

We are fOrcibIy irpreiied with the iuftice of
the following ohfervatiors en- The temper of the
times, c~tradSd from quarterly work. CI'be
Edinburgh Review which was lately noticed
By us wits commentator. We have lony herp
of opinion, that fermentng fpirit of tiifcon-
tent exits in the middle and lower cla0-s nf
iociety, which is but too likely, at no verv diff.
tant period, 10 explode. The ob(ervation, in
queition, form part of fome rnaHerly itrietures
on weekly writer, whole frcerity lies hut in
error, and who is confident only in viruience.
(SgRon Ga&eitrJ
In bis contcmPt for the Legislature, and his
delpair of public virtue or energy, Mr.. Cobbe,,.
we believe, has rather fol! wed than iaiiioncd
the irnprefIions OF thof- for whcn his pu..ljca
tons are intended.--7b-r. IS a very general Coi-
rIt o. ddcontent, diHrut, and contempt FIR Duh
'ic Characters, among the more intelligent aud
ceioiute portion OF the inferior ranks OF f,ciety
We can fee, well as Mr.. Cobhett, the feeds
OF revolution in the prefsrt afpctt and temper
o! the nation; and though we look forward to
II, We i'ut. with other feelings aud o:he, of.
PohtiNRs. we are not the lefs fenfble OF the ha.
Zard IN which we are placed. We anticipate
Ettit from iuct IN event, but general deqraaa-
ton and anitrry; we have fepaed bevond the
limits Of our duty, to exorefs our horror at the
iuSgc!t'o9 and haze. contributed our fee HE aid
to rout' or 20 undeceivc thoG2 who NAV have
been n1'ii:d by different anticipations. AZ the
lame tiG'e we cannot be blind 10 the tendency
Of pnh!ic opinion: and are afraid that. in the
event o! any great eiuergegcy or diiaGer no rsa-
ion'ngs, aud no motives of prudence. will he
iu'iicisat 20 uphold the eisahiiihed forms OF the
Contribution, unlcfs tome effort be made on fhe
part OF Public Men to wipe of the inDutations
wh'cA are now thrown upon their characl crs-
to fhow that. in great crrls. they can forget
party and prejudice, ard feif-in;creft-ard that
they have either talents to form plans ad-orste
to the emergency, and reiolutior to carry Them
INTO execntion--or n,aenanih1ity to retire iron,
t'u7i:on. 10 the duties of WHICH they a.. nm
coral and TO give ace to thoie, uoon rhof.
frmnets and prudence and talents the oa,io,
can rely with aiiurance. We do NOT think that
this would be done, b. making Sir Franci. Bur.
dett, Frif lord of the Treafury, and Mr.. Horae
locke Secretary For the Home Department.
But much muG be dcrc, and more de6Grd
fr"n'--he'ore they and their advocated are dif
armed of their moA eifettual means of della.
iion"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30
TUESDAY, on %


III. BGEtft, from The conr;.,-e appointed
Yesterday TO wal; upon the P.elidert of the U.
,. to in'ofm him Congrefs was formed and
ready 70 receivc any communication he MIG ht
nave TO make 10 them, repor'ei, that he would
MAKE communication TO the two Houf.s by
;net'ase at ls O'Clock this day.
accordingly AT la O'Clock the meiFage Of the
PEehoent was delivered by his Secretary Ca copy
OF which is inherited in to-dsy's psper) Which.
alter being read, was committed to com mittee
OF the whole Houf- en- the fate of the Union,
and 1000 copies ordsredto be printed.
AN election took place fora SERGEANT at Arms,
which' alter two eaIiotines, iiiued in favor Of
Thomas Dunn.
Thomas C'axton was appointed Door Keep
er without oppoiticn, and JeGe Eiwards, al.
ht'"t Dnor-keeper a. the fri ballot
Mr.. OacvIsn moved the appoint,ncn. of the
Standing Committees; brit difference of op,-
mon arising whether they .hould be named by
me Speaker as heretofore. or ele9ed by ballot,
the appointment was poaponed til 10 morrow.
tnfther particulars of this days proceedings
VIII oe given in the next National! lntel!igcucer