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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-16

ut SUPERIOR Cyurf Of Chancerv holden
dtthe Cahifol ia the Cify Of Richm,ni
the eighteenth day Of February, 1903.
i>ooe'e H. Rose, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Joel Bennett and Tandy Bowcock, assignees of
Richard Barbour. latc bsnkrrp,, nov iiecea.
sed, Thomas Barbour, father and heir OF the
saia Richard, John Thomas, Il ,bert King.
Charles Croughton, and William Davidson.
Executors of James Short
THE defendant Roberr King not having enter
cd his appearance and given security acco,i.
ing to the act of Assembly, aud the M es of This
eour;, and it appearing to the Satisfaction of the
court, that he is not AN inhabita of this coun.
try, on motion OF The plaintiff by counsel, i, is Or.
dered that the said defendant do appear here on
the hrs5 day OF the next 'errn, ana answer the
bill OF the plaintiff. and tina, copy of rhs order
b. forth with inserted in newspaper publish.
ed III the CITY of Richmond, for two months snc.
cessivey, and posted at the front door ofthe ca.
pito in the said city.
Copy-Teste
Sw PETER TINSI.EY C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-16
Virginia /:

ut Suherior Court Of Chancery holden
az me CafftoL in Richmond, Fe6ruary
am, 1909,
john NJ Walker, AdministrA tor with tho
VIII annexed of John CHRISTIAN deceased,
James Pat eson, the same John NJ. Wall
ker, Administrator of Joyce Christian de-
ceased, and the said john NJ. Walker and
susanna, his wife, sole heiress of the said
Joyce Christian and George Smith, and
the said .ohn Nj. Walker, Executor of
Lucy Duiguid, deceased, and george
CHRISTIAN and Joyce P. his wife, George
r.. Duiguid and Elizabeth his wife, and
Lydia Duiguid, heirs of the said Lucy
Duiguid, deceased, Plains,Fs.
AGAINST
Elizabeth Patteson, Executrix, and Georre
christian, Executor of Peter Patteson, de
ceased, and Martha Patteson, Eljzabe,b
M'keynolds, Charles Patteson, Peggy pr
teson, Polly Patteson, Peter Patteson. len.
ny Patteson, Henry Pattesoo, Fanny pat-
teson, and Patteson and Charles Ps
con, son and heir of Nancy bacon. late
Nancy Patteson, children and heirs at I.,x
OF Chsres Patteson, deceased, and dew.
sees OF the said Peter Paueson, deceased.
mary Ann Pat;eson, widow of John par.
,eso',' deceased, Charles Phelps and Mol.
" ms WE, Lewis Dawson, and Lucy his
wne, Samuei r. Christian, and Nancy
MS wife, Samuel Patteson and John pr,
teson,infants, by the said Samuel p Cbr;s
tian, specially assigned their enard;an
u ''e Sa'a 'ohh fatteson, deceased,
Defendants.
ON motion Of the Plaintiffs, by counsel.
- and At appearing to the satisfaction ~
the court, that the defendants Elizabeth
FatfeSon, Executrix, and Martha Paterson
Ehzapeth M'Reynolds, Charles PARE,
son, Peggy Patteson, Polly Paterson. Pc
ter Patteson, Jenny Patteson, Henry. PIT
teson, Fanny Patteson, Pattesoo. and
Charles Bacon, heirs of Charles pat,eson
deceased, and devisses of Peter Pat,eson
deceased, are not inhabitants of this coun,
try, 1t is ordered that the said defendant.
appear before this court on the FIRST DIV
OF the next term, and shew cause, if anv
they can, why the SUIT lately depending he.
tween William Duiguid, and Lucy, his Wife.
John W. walker, Administrators with the
WIZ annexed, OF John Christian, deceased,
Joyce Christian, widow of the said 49,
Christian and James Patteson, plaintifF. snd
Charles Patteson, Defendant. whicb nah
abated as well by the deaths Of the said
william Duigoid, and Lucy, his wife. md
Joyce Christian, as by the death of the said
Charles patteson, x the proceedings there
~ h7d, should not stand and be revived a.
gainst them in the names OF the presen,
pia'nt'hs, and be in all things in the same
plight and condition as il was in a, tbe,iroa
OF the abatement, and that a copv az ,b;s
order be forthwith inserted in some ne,vs-
paper published in the city Of Richmoo3
'or two months successfully, aud posted -
The front door Of the Capitol in the said CT
Copy-Teste,
PETER TINsLEY, c.
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LAND for Sale.

u Z virtue Of decree of the county court Of
~ Losist, will be Sold to the highest bidder.
on credit Of twelve m n,lrs. on the prem 2,
u 18Th day Of May next If fair if not the nexf
fair day, tSunday excepted) thar valuable Tract
OF Land on the Sou hanna river, whereof John
Perkins died seized, (subjec, 20 the dowe-of Ma.
w Pefkins, widow OF sad John, deeessed,) sup.
po SEQ to contain three hundred and eighty acres.
ms land Is well adapted to she culture Of corn
wheat and tobacco. 5ny farthey descripfion !.
deemed unnecessary as it IS presumed that no Der
soa viii purchase without FIST having viewed
the premises. which viii be shewn by Henr,
Chiles, Esq. adjacent theccio. or by the subscri
Der on Roundaoout creek.
JOHN PERKINS, acting ex'r.
ofJsES PERKIrs, dee.
The above sale is postponed until tho 9Th OF
Way v5t
JOHN PERKINS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-16
Jacob FacIsler.

HAS removed from Richmond 10
i ! Saun,on, where he in end, perma-
Rrntly 10 reside. He has placed in the
hands OF Mr.. Stevens m. his attorney. a list
OF debts due him, from persons residing
IN Richmond end the adjacen, counties
with positive instructions, to bring suits in
discrmnaieiy against all those, who may
be 10 arrear after the frs, day OF June
next Payments made to Mr.. 5. will in all
cases be good.
Richmond, May S. 1909. It
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-16
n o T &c +.

ing my wife Ann oiopton I.iehtfoot. on rny
account, as l am determined not 10 paw any
debts OF her contracting she having left INV
bed and board without any provocation I al
SO iorewarn all persons from harboring her aq
l shall prosecute such to the utmost rigor of
the law.
VIM. Lightfoot.
chaaes City. May 6, 1899. . 6tp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-16
7vhicH ar

among fSHSH arc
Chintz and Callico:s- Bur1b zettes ard Bum.
A 6 4 9-8 Cambrics bazeens.
81 figured. do. Cslimancos &, Burrows
Ga & ~ Laced, do. Fine Baf as and other
Ga & 4 q ven'd, do. India Corons.
~ 7.8c tired, do. Cotton and Linnen
Ga & ~ Figured Lee Checks.
no Muslin Snperfne Cloths and
~ Plsiq, do. do. Casimeres.
1o4 8 46-4 & a die Long. squaYeS Eagle
no Shawls. Top, Tortoise Combs
6 musln, do. Long. Square Top and
a. & 81 Null Null Dressing Horn, do
Muslin. Thread and Cotton La
a. < Jacoret do oes. Ribbons, Cotton
~ & 6.4Book Muslin Balls IN Boxes, Eun's
and hks. Thread
GinghAms, assorted co SO A. & 7.9 Gotten
Tors. Shirtings, Irish Ii
Black Lus'fings. mems, b. wn Hoi.
Italian silks lard, DowLas Silk
Rcd, Yellow, Brown Unbielcs, Sewing
and Biuc BandSno Silks Of IN colors
HEs. Psent and other Sns-
Msdyass do penGers. Silver Wat
Pinned 81 White Cam ehes and other lev.
brio Shaws. ellTy, Silk q cotton
Dimi les ~, Split Straw
yellow and Blue Nam Bonuets, hives and
kiDs, Cotton Cast. Forks. Plated and
meres. Gilt Cas-, Buttons
Printed 'imiiies. do. do. Vest. do.
Fancy Mersailles Flo. Pins and Needles
rsntinc:.
And variety Of other articles 100 tedious TO
mention, all Of which we offer a. wholesale or
retail for cash or approved notes al a short cue
dit Country prodace tsken in payment and
will allow good p6ees for Tobacco
MAY D.. 1860. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-16
May 9th, 1909.
HOUS ES and LOTS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
DY virtue of the last viii aad testamen, of r o.
X bert Hsans, deceased, viii be sold, t. the
highes, bidder, a public auction. on Tue day the
23a instaat, the following LANDS AMI TENE
MENfS, ia the ejty of Richmond tina, is to
say
Some w eden Houses aud Z piece OF Lani oo
pos'e 20 Crouch's Tavern, on The steet ieadiae
up by the Governo's
A Geuse and LOT upon he basin.
noiety OF another house upon the Basin,
and the third of The Lot belong pg TO il.
The Tenement WIN re The tesla OF lived, and
naked Loi of Land adjoining 10 IL.
Par Of naked Lot of Land lying between
Ihe dwelling house of Aug -s,;de Davis and the
Balm
The sale will commence at the houve where
the tcstator lived and viii be adjourned 70 the
o'her tenemenIs excessively. untu ihe VIII We ase
sold. IL m 'hs credi, will be a 10 Sei rae pur
cheers TO gve bond and approved sccutry 20
seihee with deed Of truit upon IN. properly. 70
ensure puncsusl payment Of the purchase mo.
ney.
DANIEL CALL Ex'f Of the
Jas Willard Tesias1ent Of
RosERT MANS, deed
Richmond, May 1lth, 1909 ids
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A Stock of Dry Goods,
or from 8 to 1000 dollars worth. arc offer
- ed for sale on advantageous tcrme, for
cash, produce, or on credit. Apply at this Of
Gee.
Richmond. March 10th, 1909. 90
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A Copy-Teste,
PETER TINSLEY. G. G.


M EsSRS. Joel Bennett and Tan6y povc,cE
a sfsignees Of Richard Barbour. late bant'
heir OF the said Richard, John 1hor,as 49,,
sing Charles Drought n. and William Dav;5'
ssn, executor Of James Short, deceased. Tar.
voice, that on the first day OF June next shsIl
move the court Of chanocry for the R,ebr,,ad
d'sttiet,to direct Commission 10 issue fro,, -,
SEEKS ONCE of the said caurt TO b. di coed -
cI'nris,,oners then in the said court to he nan.
N the STATE OF Tennessee, to take The
deposi'ions Of sundry Witnesses who ai.o -.
N ,he SAID state, to be read as evidence on NV r.
hht III my sur depending against you in he 81
court Of chancery, and who're you may attend 70
pane commissioners if you please, and ar The
same time shall also move the said eorr. - Va, -.
Ger a'ufvey 20 be made Of two tracts of and -
y eanessee, 'sken op under two warrants. nup,
oe'ed 1888 and 2252. by Robert King ofTenr",.
see and sold to Richard Barbour bv r. -
Alns, IN order to ascertain the said Kings title
"4t Robert Ii. Rose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-16
May LIST. 1909
VIM. M'CAY,
Watch q Clock Maker,

In consequence ofthe late fire, has removed
To tie neoet House G60ve his for
mer Dwelling, on fic Nam sweet;
Where he contlaues to M \ kE and
REPAIR all kinds of MI TCRES and
CT c KS, as heretofore.
Grateful TO his numerous friends
FOR the great encouragement he has hlther-
to experienced, he w,l omit no exertions
TO merit their future support.
He has on hand, an assortment Of JEW
ELRY and SILVER WORK, for sale s.
constantly keeps good workmen employ ID,
to execute i'll the newest style, and OH The
shortest notice any orders in the above
branches, with which he may be favored.
~ w. NJ & has also erected proper
furnaces, with every necessary apparatus,
for the purpose of CASTING BRASS to
any given pattern and has in employment,
some of the most ski!lful founders, or cas-
tiers OF Brass to enable him to complete all
orders in that line, in the very best man.
ner.
N. b. The highest price given for old
Gold, Silver, Copper Brass and Power.
May 4th, 1909. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-16
By N. CHAPMAN, M. d.
Richmond Turnpike
COMPANY

a L meeting of the Directors of the
~ Richmond Turnpike Company, on
Friday evening, the 2ist of Ap.il, 1909
Resolved, That a call of five dollars on
each share Of the holders Of shares in the
said company be made and that the same
be pad TO the Treasurer on or b. fore the
2lst day of next month.
TO obviate many Inconvenience which
have arisen and which may heresf er arise,
The board agree to the following
Resolved, that when the shares If de.
Iinquent holders are advertised for sale,
the name Of each holder, with the sums
thereto annexed, as due, shall be publish.
ed.
"a copy NJ Sheppard, Clerk.
N2lst Mav.N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-16
The Subscribers,
Take leave TO inform their friend, and tn,
public in general, 'hs, the
EHCLE TAVERN,

PeO'$ IA udt VIC
EHGLE TAVERN,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
M ILL hereafter be conducted under the
Immediate management of GEORCL
TURNER, they having formed an enga cement
tor tins purpose. They entertain the most san
guine hopes that their unremtting exerti,ns
will entitlc them to patronage and favour
Every comfort which necessity may require,
OF Or, which taste may sugges', will be procured
with avidiiy and pleasure. They are deter.
mined, 1T possible, to render the EAGLEiu G.
very department OF their business agreeable to
their guests, and apleasant abode to the strnn-
gcr.-Iheir sohcirude upon this score has in
duced them at considerable cxpence to make
some important changes in the arrangement OF
the rooms. They feel great share osconf,-
dence IN assuring their friends that they will
meet with every convcnien. and attention that
a house ofthis character is calculated to afford
heir Bed rooms are furnished with an en,ire
new set OF beds and furniture with suit of
curtains to each, and the floors covered with
carpets.
Their stables are large and commodions
(Which will always be furnished with full sup
pi! OF the best provender the country affords }
stands within twenty steps of the house, With
n pump OF excellent water at the door, for the
purpose or watering and washing the horses
Ihey take leave further to state. that a
CoFFEF ROOM has lately been established
IN one OF the rooms fthe Eagh, in which the
news papers from all the principal TO WINS on the
continent are to be scen.--Witb these advan
taSes, and these determinations in which thcy
are resolved never to relrx they can but hope
Tor the most hattering success.
George Turner.
James S. Smithers.
N b. The printers throughout the Uni ed
States who now direct their papers to lanes
5 Smithers, are requested TO insert the above
one week, and in future direct to TURNER and
SHIrHrRs.
G.. T..
]. S. q.
May LIST. 1909 (Sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-09
BosToN, Nov. %.
LATEST IRON ENGLAND.

The fas, sailing ship Packet, Captain Trott, ar.
rived here last evening, in 81 days from Liver
Pooi-Our London files, by her, are to the 21st
Ovenmg) Oct
Not an additional official Particular of the
terms of the peace imposed on Austria, known to
De hum'is,ing-hsd ,ranspired though the max
cd Fact had been officially announced in Holland.
The cause Of this silence occasioned many coniec.
turcs, not worth repeating.
The last COuriers stated, that no prospect Of q.
ny negotiation with France existed THAT par
lament would not meet until January and that
discussion on ministerial alterations, had given
place to schemes for celebrating the approaching
jubilee, (25th October,)when the British King
entered tie 50th year Of his reign AT the las,
Cabinet Council were Earl Camden, Mr.. Perez
val, Esrls Bathurst, Liverpool! .Id Harfowby, &
Lord Mulrrave
Passenger in the Packet-Mr. David Hick.
ley, capt. Hilton, CAPTAIN Delano, captain FUN.
hsa, Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Hmd, MIR S. Briggs, Mr.
II. Paterson. and Mr. West. From some of
them we learn, o. at cpinions on American affairs
IN England, were suspended on the fate of Mr.
jackSOn's legociaticn mere but that the public
sentiment appeared less snicaty disposed to
wards US than i,eTstsiYre. hGer he ssaee With
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-09

shall be applied to the payment of LOSSES
sustaine by the burning OF houses in towns,
ana meme other. And uice versa respecting
losses. blythe burning of houses in the coun
TRY.
But il is objected that this regulation is
not binding because every individual member
OF the society was not consulted nor assent
ing to the regulation it would be misspen
diag time to refute this argument, as in all
institutions of this kind, the acts of majo.
rity are binding ON the whole: by the civil
law that majority must consist of two thirds of
the members. Aud the appellants principal
had tue less reason to complain, as he was,
by the 18th section of the same act, at full
liberty to withdraw from the society, on gi.
wing six weeks previous notice. and paving
all arrearagcs due at the time of withdraw
ing.
AS to the right of the assembly to alter
the charter, will just observe that it was,
in effect, done by the society itself, who. in
order to give it more validity. did it under
the sanction of a Legislative act-the same
authority by which the institution was es
tablished; and l shall only subjon a very
correct note in fuckers Blackstone, on the
subject. That, :. no corporation has been
created in Virginia, since the revolution,
but by an act OF the legislature-their pow
els and privileges must therefore, depend
wholly OH the act ef assembly, by which they
were first established, or such as have been
afterwards made, for the special purpose of
limiting or eniarging their Privileges res
pcctively."
!, upon the whole. concur in the opinion
that the Judgment be affirmed.
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FOR SALE-By virtue Of decree of the.
superior Court 81 Chancery tor the Rich
mond district, pronounced on the 2lst Septen-
Der, 1879, will be sold on the pre,ui es, on Satup.
day the goth OF this month, to the highest bidder.
tue BRICK HOUSE & LOT or GROUND
adjoining thereto, situate on Shocke Hill on the
main street leading to the turnpike road, and at
present occupied by Mr.. Joseph Carter az a Gro.
cery--The sale is made t. raise sum Of money.
interest and costs, due from John 3 VIM to
James GHvsn, assignee of James Innis, as par
ticularly mentioned in said decree.
JOHN r PRICE, Csn,nlissieser.
Richmond, December9 i'd
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departure ofsrei s'nbassador, ninister or other
person. offending ss aforesaid, taking due precau.
tons to avoid improper or unnecessary violence
IN executing such warrant. And all officers ci.
vi and military. uuder the authority of the Uni
tea States are hereby required AMI enicinsd to
be obed,ent Tn such warrant. Aud IN case any or
heer civil or military, to wlom such warrant Shall
he directed, shalfa refuse or unr .asonably de-
ny TO execute the same, every officer SO offending
snail be deemed guilty OF high misdemeanor,
s"d shall he punished by fine and imprisonment
before any court OF the United States having cog
n,zance ofthe offence Tirovided, That the fine
snail not exceed dollars, nor the
imprisonment be for longer time than
years.
=. MIR. Giles gave notice that he should call for
the consideration Of this subject OH Thursday
next.
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RETAIL NIGHT AUCTION

VIE SUBSCRIBER has opened RET.fyL
NIGHT AUCTION, for the sale o. JJ11
GOODS, GROCBRIES, BOOKS, or srr slt;.
cIes ns friends, or the Public in general, NAV
favor him with He intends selling in iaroe "
small quantities, most for the advantage of owo-
ers orconvcnience of purchasers And he bop,s
from the particular attention and puuctuality, We
IS Determined to pay to tie bus ness, TO most t.a
patronage of generous publ.r.
RICHARD BRCCRR.
soYsmber ~. oawIu,
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4 N CHANCERY.-Ata Court held for Cum
ber!and County, the 9th day of November,

I N CHANCERY.-At a Court held for Cum
1909
William Moore & Mary his wife, Plaintiff;
Against John Hudson, Henry Moore Hudson.
Thomas Hudson, Francis Hudson, William Hud'
son, Samuel Hudson, VIM. TAYLOR and Rebecca,
his wife, and John Ballow and ktizahe tn hts wife
legal representatives. of William Hudson, de-
ceased.
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney.
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of tie court
that two OF the defendants, Henry Moore Hud-
son and Francis Hudson, are not inhabitants of
this state, on the motion Of the plaintiffs by their
COUNSEL IT Is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day Of February term
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs or the
same shall then be taken as confessed and tn..
matter thereof decreed accordingly, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one OF the newspapers published in the city of
Richmond, and posed at the font door of lie
courthouse of this county.
A Copy. Attest,
MILLER WooDSoW, jr, D.cCc
December g. ,yo,n
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SALES 1T AUCTION

hN "Wednesday the 18Th instant, will be sold.
~ eOithom reserOe. at the office ofthe subscri.
oers, variety OF :fe7Deby, Aedaks and old Gola
and Silver, belonging to the estate of Can't VIM
Richardson, decd Also a quantity Of Silvey.
SMITHS STocepings, to be seen any day pre-, ions
to the sale at Mr.. Cowan's ferns made knows,
on the day of sale. BY order of the Executor
FOSTER & SATCnELL, Auc'r.
December 9. td
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Az persons having 80 articles for repair with
the late Captain William Richardson, are re-
quesed to Call on the subscli bers before the dsys
ut sale.
FOSTER c, SATCHkLL
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Ertrac. QfG letter TO the Editor oftke Bal
finfore american. dated

WASHINGToN, Dec. 4.
=" n duel took place this morning between
Mr.. Jshn &. Jackson and Mr.. Pearson, a
federal member from North Carolina, near
this, i'll Maryland. The first shot cxchang-
ed produced no effect, erceht tie explosion
9fozrder. The second shot resulted in the
reception OF a ball, through SOME part of his
body, BY Mr.. Jackson. The wound is NOT
supposed to be mortal.
Mr.. Jackson NOW iieI 1T Mrs. Digge's, a
bout five miles from Georgetown, near the
Frederick road.-This disagreeable occur
renee happened in consequence of some
words which passed between the gentlemen
during the June session in tie discussion Of
the reports of the committee in relation to
the American prisoners confined in Cartha-
genia.
" Other accounts represent Mr.. is
wound az dangerous, others as mortal.
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On Thursday, John TYLER, Esq was, re-.
elected Governor of this Common ealth for
The ensuing year, by joint ballot of both hou-
ses of the Genera Assembly. :
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. PH1LADELrHIk Dec. =. Yesterday arri.
we'd here Mr.. Jackson, British Minister. ard
Iam'ly, on their way from Washington to
New York. Weare told he means to make
a short stay in this city.
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from Hauanna Nous. The brig Nancy,
Mitchell, of Philadelphia, sailed for Savan
ma with special permission from the govern
ment to return again.
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Aussris, The confidence ia the :rcces. OF Spri,
abated.- Ctntinei

The New York Evening Post of Saturday,
says: =" When the Enterprise left Ams,er-
dam, Oct IS. there was great rejoicings on
account of the Treaty of Peace between
France & Austria"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-15
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS.
Congress of the United States.
MosDAY, December II.
RUPTURE WITH Mr.. JACKSON.

RUPTURE WITH Mr.. JACKSON.
A paper was read from the Senate, by :
Mr.. Otis, their Secretary, N the form OF a
Joint resolution, approving the conduct OF
the Executive in relation to the refusal 70
receive any further communications from
Mr.. Jackson.
The resolution was read first and second
time, referred to committee OF the whole,
and made the orderof the day for thurs
day next.