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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
Iohn p. IhuritOn & Co.

Iohn 2. IhurtOn & Co.
HAVE for fale, now landing from fhiP
Il John * Adam, Capt. knight, from Liv-
erPooI.
1900 Hhds Liverpool Salt
IS Chaldron Coal
i3s Crates Q. &. Earthegn Ware, put up
purPolely for HAVANA and French markets
and entitled to debenture
81 Crates Junk Bottles
20 Croce Mullard do.
80 BoIes half pint Tumblers
so Do. by s-s by 1910 by 1915 by l8
Window Clals
% Bottles Superfne, Fine and Com. Co.
pal Warmth
so Oaks fine Eu. Munard
Do. CoPperas-5 Do Alum
Do. White Lead-lO do Red Lead
10 Sheets milled lead lb & I-2lb per
iquare foot
CaG<s Patent Shot
HID. Com. Lamp Black
Bbl. bef do, do
HID. Chalk Bbl. Lytharge
10 Blacksmith Anvils
10 Do bright Vices
ITO Boxes No. Com. No. /, I & Ok Tin
plates
$50 W.T. Iron Wire aforted
10 doz. Long and ihort handled Frying
pans
40 Ouires Sand Paper
10 Cwt. Iron Block bulhes
10 Nets FINAL weights
9S S1ih weights
81 Small painted Scale beams a1orted
90 Boxes Pipes
$50 Stone jugs ard Butter pots
ALSO IN STORE,
so Chefs Hylon, Hyfou Skin, Souchong
and BOhea cas-, warranted the bet
100 Boxes Spermaceti Candles
SO BbIs Clear B. NJ Me(s No. & Pork
6 Hhds. retailing Mo!ahes
50 Calks E. Nails for expectation entitled
to debenture
100 Bbis. Sup. Flour, &c. &c. wholefale
and retail. June %.
Cram & Anterior,
A1dale Jfreet,
HAVE received by the hlp Ed
ward Preble c, capt. Porter, from Liver
pool, an additional fuPPly of GOODS, among
which are
Royal welted Cahmercs
Welted do
Warrington friped do
Faf Buff Nankeens
Princes Coros
Princes Royal Spider nett Lace
And warranted fat Cotton do
Ladies Plain and fancy PetticOats
ALa, A fmall aGortmeRt Of
EARTHEN WARE,
containing FIFTY anorted Crates, got up e1-
} pTeisIy for the Portland Market.
! " 10 Go9d5 can be E4 to families.
| Mrs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
FOR SALE.
Farm f1r NnLe.

He SubCcriber offers for fale. a
Far'7, Plealantly iiuated in Azisot, con.
ra.n'ng "v.y 11,cr ot land, with two norv
H7u.e, Barn ana Store thereon. being GOOD
iia1i for q Trader--thc land bei,S rD5er
Tsod Improvement aud very productive. For
tnr her PARTICULARS and terms, arnfv ~ NVrI
LIAM SWEET, ~ Ousic'd. -, wv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
Li.

a New CONVEX -nt DWELLING
HOUSE. completely huiihed. fuitalle
- orc .zssf fairly Or fr,sil ones; Is IT.
o. 90 n-ar Mr.. Snb cH, t's. houie. For
ierms apply 90
A-g AID NATIiI- GORDON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

II j. calculated that tac Trial or Cfprr-,
two months : anil that tlc cyuculcs, vuch
are 70 be paid ont oftnc nat.nral treasury
will not ~ short of 2yJ. ylJ dollars I4 .H
sf7l ho7ycvtr, iH c.Wt.E i.r /. t.f .rn.r
aaVGHfages y seeming t.e 4.2a'ts y ssur
1IteH-.I4a 65rrgi~g a. Farfr-, = l- sfla-r
political ci.hrff --Bosf. Gar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

Capt Thurln, arrived WV Sunj5t from t.c
SreiTats, le.t from AlFe-ir.-, Wl,.c he
hat been carrie m hJ spaft sHn heAt,
i.larms, tna. tAc Sr. arls saIr nr cry
AHr- ic.n vessel tI.rt E.i WV vIfI.. al.L .,r U
them INTO thar pr. ior trial. - slightest
ininrml .y IA pp.rs. ur ic s.r.s
crea'irE tlr s.- I,.iaHtt u- su ..a. III
irr- -lI4r r-ae. are .nHilirnt causes tlr
condo mna i..l.-B W LrB
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

SEEK not in public places for wife,
Be not deluded by the charms OF sight /;
Retirement only yields the friend for life,
Who shares your griefand doubtless you
delight.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
[12 I-2 Gents Single. ]

previous disposition os the mind both
which will vary in different persons, and
even IN the same person at different times,
according to the succession of ideas, pass
slons, and circumstances. Upon that Sys-
tenn, 1t would be necessary to form not on
ly particular code for every individual,
but new penal code for every crime. Men
often with the best intention do the great
est injury to society, and with the worst do
1t the most essential service" IL then the
principle be correct, that crimes are only
TO be measured by the injury done to So
ciety, he surely must be guilty of the grea-
test crime, who dcpredates upon the great
charter of rights. The infraction OF law,
which embraces the case of an individual,
must be considered truly venal, when con-
trasted with the violation of constitution,
upon which depends the fate and happi-
ness of a whole community.
The committee deem it superhuous to
sustain the resolution which is submitted
by an appeal to the patriotism or the in
telligence of the house. They are aware,
that they anticipated by its Judgment
and its integrity. The facts speak SCI loud
ly for themselves, that the feeble voice OF
the committee cannot be raised to reach
their conc. Justice and the public welfare
demand punishment. Do we dies )" to pre-
serve our constitution in IT'S letter Ind spi-
rit Then punish the infractor OF it. Do
we desire the government OF laws, instead
OF that of the will OF pub ic fupctionary?
Then make him amenabe to Justice who
dares to substitute his will for that of the
laws. Do we desire to preserve our repub-
lican institutions? Then permit no man
TO trample upon them with impunity. Do
we hold the right of electing our public
functionaries to be the essence of free go-
vernment, and its exercise to be dear to
the freemcn of Pennsylvania ? Then rem
der him const!tutioually accountable, who
by an arbitrary tat has laid it PROSTATE.
Do we consider virtue as the vital princi-
pie of republican government Then pu-
niSh the officer who attacks republican vir-
! tue in her citadel; who, in disregard of
public sentiment and public duty: and in
defiance OF solemn obligation, treats the
people as his patrimony, and their rights
as his inheritance.
Under sense ofimperious duty, and the
solemnity of the obligation under watch
they act as representatives of the people
of Pennsylvania, and from a conscientious
conviction, the committee Offer the fellow
ing resolution, viz.
! ReS0iUed, That Thomas M'Kean, 20
vernon of this commonwealth, be impeach.
, ed of high crimes and misdemeanors.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28

U ME. Subscribcris DESTROYS of Selling his
Il tract OF Land in the county of Powha-
tan, on Appomattox river, (Which is now
navigable to within two miles of Petersburg
twenty-eight miles from Richmond, and
thirty-two from Petersburg: containing
four hundred and forty-four Acres. There
is on this land valuable MILL, now in
good repair, with a permanent stone dam,
situated on a constant stream of water, run
ming Immediately through the land. A fur
Their description is deemed unnecessary, as
tits presumed any person inclinable topur-
chase, will FIRST view the premises. The
terms will be such as to suit the purchaser
and may be known by applying to the sub
scriber living OH the premises.
CREED HASKINS.
p. S. would also sell another tract, ST.
tuated about one mile from the above tract,
or Skinquarter creek, containing three hun
dred acres. The quality of this land is e.
quail if not superior TO any in the neighbor
hood, and has large proportion ofvaluable
meadow Land.
The terms may be known by applying as
above.
CREED HASKINS.
March 9TH, 1907. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
Land for Sale.

ID Y virtue Of deed Of trus, executed BY WI.
4 liam Johnson, goF the purpose OF securing
q debt due TO Kendall Lee, viii be sold, on'the
premises, on the ll,h day OF May next. 20 the
hiyhcsr bidled, for cash, one certain tr1ct Of
LAND, iyirg 900 Use county Of Goochlaud, on
the water. OF Licliushole creek, adjoining tho
lands Of W#iam Morrow, William Richards
and others, con iioiug by estimation three hun
bred aat fourteen aus e hail acres, or so much
thereof, as will be sufficient TO satisfy VIVA,
may nov be due on tie sad deed Of trust
TifE TRUSTEES.
Coaeh!and, Arrjl 7,b, 1907. wa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
From the american Citizen.
TO RUFUS KING, ESQ.

DIR,
From your silence on the subject OF
my letter of the 14th inst / presume that
l am not to be honored with reply Per-
haps this may be owing to my temeiitv i'm
addressing him, whom Mr.. Coleman calls
''the first man in the country" OF the
height 10 which your friends exalt or wish
to eXalt you, ] confess | was not aware
when l raShly ventured to question the
propriety of some part of your past conduct
thought that, in this country, you had
many equals; andI protest imagined that
Mr. Jefferson, for instance, was your supe-
rlor. Yen will, sir, however, hope, cx-
cuse my ignorance in this respect, and IT.
tribute 1t to the circumstance OF nv being
an alien, and of course not yet sufficiently
acquainted with the local politics Of this
country.
Though you sir, have not honcrcd me with
your notice, J have been abundantiy no nor
ed by your friends and yet extraord nary
as 1T may appear, / mean to pay little at
tenton to their assi(luitics, but to envelope
myself III dignity like your own. As far
as they have attempted To attack NV cha
racter j shall leave it To be defended by o.
theirs, or rather to defend itself. Not that
affect to be insen lille to the value OF pub
tic opinion; but in truth, sir, in the pre-
sent pressure of professional business, I
have not time to do Justice both TO YOU and
to myself; and think it Of Infinitely more
importance &C. the community, in the exis-
ting crisis, to make known what YOU are
than what ! am. You are the candidate
FOR public favor, and your conduct is the
proper subject of public enquiry Permit
jme, however, sir, before / enter upon that
interesting topic, to make Il few general OBJ
servations touching myself Mr. Coleman
has brought forward some extracts from
the reports ofthc secret committee i'm Ire
iand.-l think it more than propablc that
he was not himself in possession of these
Accommodation whom then did ne receive
them There IS no person in this country
more likely 90 have them, than the gentle-
man who was at the time, thc resident
minister at London.--Nhcn you handed
them to him, perhaps your mcmoTy might
have served You TO state, that as sOon as
those reports appeared in tho prints Of the
day, Dr. M'Ncviu, Mr. O'Cunncr, and nv
self at that time state prisoners, by an adj
vertiscmcnt 20 which we subscribed our
names, protested against the fisehood and
inacCuracY of those reports for which act
we were RENTED go close custody IN our
rooms, for upwards ofthrec months, and a
proposal was made In the liish House Of
Commons by Mr. Ni'Nagthcn, nm grtnce-
man 20 akcu, utaud ue ng us v .lcot trail
You might also, perhaps, have rccoIectcd
(for IL has been puhiisbcd) that while We
were in that situation, other state calunnies
Accidentally reached the ears pf one OF our
fellow seferers in another prison. WHO
wrote letter 90 the editor of the Couria,.
in London, for the purpose Of contradicting
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
VILLIAM MARSHALL, Clerk
PROOFS \LS

WILL be received bv the Executive, i'll
the first day of June next, for a upply Of
FREE STONE and MARBLE, in the
Rough State, to be delivered at the Penten-
tiary, in the City of Richmond
Marble from the quarries in Virginia
would be preferred, but there will be no
objection to receiving it from ether pla-
ces.
Persons wishing to contract will specify
the size and quality, and the price by the
ton, as well as the cubic foot-Apply to
DAN'L l.. HYLTON, {. &.
18th April, 1907. 1awt1J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
Pr pig RE- r.

.fack hqfrews was got by Joe Andrews, his
dam by HighAyer, his graudam Cardinal Put,
his great grandam by Tatder, his great great
grandam by Snip. his great great great graHdam
by Lord Godolphin's Arabian, his great great
great great grandam by Stanyan's Arabian,
which mare was own sister to Frampton's White
Neck, fud sister TO the Minbury Galloway, great
great great great great erandam by Sauce Box,
= son OF Cigg, sire Of Crof,'s Old Partner
lanes LoRp, (ScGk)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
PENNSYLVANIA LEGlsLArURE.
Rehort Of az Committee relatfge u Me

Refiort Of the Committee reIaffpe to the
GoUcrnor's conduct C0nciuaed
DR. Buchanan had been an inhabitant
and citizen of Maryland seventeen years
proceeding his appointment, and the COM
mission under which he acts, bears date on
the 18th of July, 1906, three or four days
before his arrival in this state. The con-
sttution forbids any person from exercis-
ing the elective franchise, unless after two
years residence, and the payment Of a state
or county tax even the non payment Of
tax a few days beyond the two years, was
held by the governor to be a Disqualified
ton and yet person not a citizen at all,
who had manifested no interest in, or at
tachment to the state, either by residence
or contribution, was appointed 70 lucra-
tive and important Office No person can
administer the Office of a constable with
out the previous qualifications Of citizen
ship; and yet, an office OF far greater re-
sponsibility and interest, and which involves
the safety, The property, the health ard
the lives of the citizens of the city and
County of Philadelphia, was conferred by
the governor upon a stranger, because he
was his son-in-law, as much an alien to
our constitution, as if he had been imported
from Siberia.
The fashion which has oeeu introduced
by the governor, Of having his name stam-
ped upon the evidence ofpropcrty, by means
Of fac smile, and that too before they
were completed by the proper officers and
passed through the necessary forms, IS CAL
culatsd 90 produce endless strife and con-
! tcntion, and to render uncertain the tenure
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
Advertisement.

4 IL persons having claims against the
L \ estate of John Epperson, dec. are re-
quested to come forward and make them
known bv the 10Th day of May next, as the
adminstratriX is anxious to close her adj
ministration. This advertisement will be
pleaded in bar against those who do not
come forward within the time limited.
BETSY ANN EPPERSON, Adm'x.
March goth, 1897. tM1e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
To the Public.

THE Subscriber has removed to an house
near the upper end Of the Town on the
Street leading from the Capitol square. He
continues to practise law in all the Supe-
rior Courts holden in the City OF Richmond,
and also in the District Conrt of Bruins
wick. His Clients may rely on his utmost
assiduity and attention to the business en-
trusted to his care.
W. N4TTNTEODrN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
DISTRICT on VIRGINIA, 10 W

do MI Ot llNNrlNA[A1 10 w IL
VI T. it remembered that on the fourth day
- of April, IN the thirty first year of
the independence of the United States Of
America, Seaton Grantland, of the said
district, hath deposited in this Office the
title of book, the right whereof he claims
as proprietor, in the words following, to
wit: "The examination of Col. Aaron
tBurr before the Chief Justice of the u
"nited States, upon the charges Of high
misdemeauor and of treason against the
"United States; together with the argu-
"ments OF counsel and opinion Of the Judge,
"to (Which is added, an appendix, containing
"tbe opinion of the supreme court, deli
"vered by Chief Justice Marshall, in the
cease of Bollman and Swartwout - in CON
fornity TO the act Of Congress of the Uni
ted States, inJituled San act for the cncou-
ragement Of learning, by securing the CO.
pies of maps, charts and books, TO the au-
thors and proprietors of such copies during
the times therein mentioned.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, Clerk
If fhe District Of Virginia
~ The above will appear in a pam
phlet, on Saturday the 18th instant, and
may be had of the several booksellers, in
Richmond. w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28

do hereby certify, that the above pedigree is
a true copy from the criminal one sent me in by
James Lord. Given under my hand and seal,
this twenty ,hi d Of December, one thousand
eight hundred and four.
WILLIAM LICHTFOOT. (Seal.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28

Joe Andrews was got by Felipe, his dam Al
amanda by Omniur, her dam Cloudy by blank
Cab Widdtington mare by Partner. 90 General
Stud Book page sixth. printed in one thou aud
eight hundre@ and three, by James Weaiocrby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
s H O E s.

THE subscribers, under the. frmofJ ".
I DENNIS e ca. have Just receiUed
from tie norfh7yard, n large SuEfIly Of
SHOES, qvhich they warrant neg9iy made,
and ofthe beat materials, Uiz:
Gcntiemen's suhertnc Shoes.
d0. fine do.
Negroes coarse do.
Lady's and Misses leather SLfS and
BrHH8Vicks.
BORIS and Chiidren's Shoes.
Ladg'S e MSe8s' KIDD
e Morocco Sih8 7vith SaSsorteG collars.
and 7vjth0Rf heels. }
Chiidrcn'8 Morocco Shoes, do.
Together with general assortment of
GROCERIES and Fashionable ROW
VETS, all Of 7vLich they offer at a re-
duced frice for cash, Produce or ccceii-
talce8 in tom.
j T DKN.NTS.
BEyWT.4lNIyW DE.N.lIS.
Richmond, .IfrH 23, 1907. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28

front door of this courthouse on some court
day. A copy, Teste,
JoHS PoTNDEXTER, che.
UNITED STATEs' CoURT, Firth CIR
CUT, AND VIRGINIA DISTRIGT, o.
pember Term, 1906.
Lewis Morgan and Hester Morgan,0
exr and ex'x of the last will and
testament of Benjamin Morgan,
decd. pits
against
Alexander Banks, admir-. &c of Tho :
mas Banks, dec. who WAS one of the =
ex'rs. Of Jacob Rubsamen, decd. and 2
Jacob Balthazer Rubsamen and Ma = ;
ria Catherine Rubsamen and Frede- ;
rick Augustus Kuhn, d. M. and :
James Lyle, sen. defts. =
Ind
James Bonny, admir-. of Benjamin Bon
ny, decd. pit.
against
The same, defts.
TTHE def. Frederick Augustus K1hn,
Z ID. M. not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to a
rule of this court and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the court that he is not ar
inhabisant OF this district: On the motion
of the pits. by their counsel, II is ordered
that the said def. do appear here ON the
first day of the next term, and answer the
pits bills respectively; and that copy o.
this order be forthwith inserted in some one
of the newspapers published in the city o
Richmond for two months successivelv, anc
posted at the front door of the capitol il
the said city
a copy, Tcste,
WIN. MARSHALL, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
CONNECTED WEEKLY
Louisa CoUy4r, FEBRUARr CoURT,
1907.
Lancelott Minor,

.fPainSt /,n
John Hawkins and Thomas Shell Cman-
ton, defss. Gerry
VTNHE defendant John Hawkins not hav-
4 ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an inhabitant of this state: There
fore, on the motion of the complainant by his
attorney, II is ordered and dccrecd by the
court that the said defendant (Hawkins)
do appear here on the second Monday in
April next and answer the complt's bill /;
and that copy of this order be forthwith
insertcdin some one of the public newspa-
pers published in the city of Richmond for
eight weeks successfully, and posted ut the
front door of this courthouse on some court
day. A copy, Teste,
JoHy PoTNDExTRR, c.L.c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28

WILL stand the ensuing season. at my stable in
Charles City county, Sandy Point, and will be
les to mares ar five guineas the SEASON, which
may be discharged by the payment OF twenty dol
lars, if paid by the 10Th day of August; and )
guineas the leap, and forty dollars 10 ensure \
mare to be in foal, and one dollar 20 the groom
the leap and broom money 10 he paid when the
mare is covered provided the marc Is changed,
the owner shall I've liable. The season will cor-
lnence the first day Of March, and end the first
DAY Of August. Extensive low and high ground
pasturage, we'll enclosed, and servants sent with
the mares. boarded gratis grain viii be furnish
ed at the market price, and will be Sivento them
in manner aud quantity agreeable TO direction;
and all possible care taken 10 prevent accidents
and escapes, but will not be liable for any tina,
may happen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
Zoe noted and much atmiyea Eaglisb bor.e.
Jack Andrews

Fifteen Lands g a bdLt b;go, a
bland 6U, fae::y formed, in
bigb bea!t5. v;g,r and spirit,
and RE moSt Gc'ive bo-se ever
IN hnrfei inn LIS c lnnikR,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-18

set l,ser tsugh, altogether to write 10
n ,,.a ! - or 20 speak CoTsicau, though with
.s nslp. ani that Of their ra!srs, # their
W go. rulers remain in Office, they soon
viii. -; ), ~. ;n.,lt 70
,sw tree people now left, would seem
- aim Al .Eogland, the deadly missile rs
~ s 90 Amsrica. Napoleon blockadss
-. b. ships, but by hia nigh and mighty
.dsr. iulsrd,cts commerce with England ];
Tosland 10 re .nr n will win her oakeo bat.
-. block up all France. Trade, com
..syss and INTERCOURSE Of every kind are at
~ md si,e saerchan.s all over tne world
.,., .hut up their stores the farmer hav.
.ns - vent for his supsraaons produce viii
ne ia nlough be roiting IN she turrow The.
al.otsr viii be the fool TO plant 10 order
. produce whai mast lie on his hands TO
s;sb Add all for wha, !! For the ambi,
t;oo If one MAJ Or is il forthe prrtecdon
e ,he usopian system of the rights OF
,,,n and q state of nature Yes Ameri-
cans! Here YOU have The Rigats Of Alan
with a vengeance and yoa advesaies OF
,he rights Of man, you have now fair
brospess Of having all your bene0slent,
and liberal wishes accomplished; The day
of uour Lord is indeed come --y onr
IDEAS axe out year hopes fulfilled; and.
,oo area. ar, chief of the Utopia school.
are ycu col rejoieed Rejoleed now when
men msy play tee-to turn ADD ehack.taf-
,biog innoce0,ly in the school of nasure
secure under the proiectiop of Napoleon,
,hs ju.t, the benevolent, the merciful and
mild. !.
Bus how of the IS 600 dollars year ?
How will that be pals? There's question
might make you pause. But 90 mater
thousands are nothing TO me,aphY sicsasas.
/. For what is llfsi nay what are thnu.
sand HIVES, brother Toby, TO an Hypoihe-
sls.o
Amerisns re Gees upon the past, scarce.
" dare I'D you lock to sae future. All
there is lsrrlbls.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-18
Proceedings Of Con sress.
!, HOysE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Thursday. FEB. f2..

" = 8
"A message was received from the pre-
sidrns Of the United States Transmitting
copy Of the. laws Of the Michigan terri.
terry.
Referred.
A message was also received from the
president enclosing statement OF the mi.
lila Of .herespeciise states
Oamo,ion Of Mr., EARLY,
Resolved, That a committee be appoint.
ed TO enquire into the expedlency ct, lser
ing the terns Of the supreme, court Of tie
us.
MIR. Boyle, from the committee OF pub
lie lands, prosecuted bill authcfis'sg pa.
tents to issue for lands located and survey.
ed bv yir,ue of certain Virginia resolution
warrants, which was referred 20 2 commit
tee of The whole on Saturday.
Mr., Parke, from the committee to whom
were referred the letter OF the governor
Of the In6iana territory, enclosing Certain
resolutions of the legislative council and
house of representatives, made report.
The report states that. ii is the object ct
the communications to, suspend for term
Of ten years the 9Th article of compact be.
tween the u. S. and the territories north
ives. of the Ohio, which prohibits the: i'm
por,asion of slaves into the said territories.
The epert concludes with a resolution de
clariug i. expedisut to saspead this article
for ten years, le
Referred ito a committee Of the whole
on Monday.
sMr.I. Clay. from the joint committee
appointed to execute the provisions OF the
&C, of congress for the establishment OF a
hbta'y, made repars, which states she
measures taken BY the committee, and the
loss Of box Of books BY the wreck Of
the vesssl on board Of which they were
placed.