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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-15
CHARLESTON. N,rem1er :.
Highly interesting Letter.

A mercantile friend has POLITELY E.vo,..
with the following very interesting i,,, ~
which We haye translated FOX the (on,'
er.
6 Ecsana, CIT. 2Ist, ,soo
g It would be difficult 10 ccacc;vr ,,,,
eitated state Of my mind. ih4v- lone h,' a.
Responding fer the fate Of cur unbor ,s"
mother country; for Since III. BATH =
Wagrsm, have licked upon il as dsyo,,d
to destruction, and rs desun,d fer sno,b
victim, to The usurEer. have huIr do.,.
that before this, Spain has been oyerun / :.
his nyrmidons, end my thoughts, ,her,i,,,
naturally h,sn towards the colonies. and
this Island partie u.a:ly, where first | ,,.,'
my breath. | have iov scme time ms, ;,
served, that she seeds Of disco,d have b,n
Sewn, and are now spripgins up That Il.
minds ofthe Peop!r axe aglta.ed by dI,rr,
stntmt MS aud factions.
Some are inclined to assert cur gna.,
pendence ,uadsr,hs ProtectioR q TIC British.
others, principally the natives of OA S,,iD
are for ;ahering 10 he Mother Cuupnrnn'
der any dyn14s:j thar may govern her,.
Cshe,s are drsiEors Of British leeislst;o,
and some few are p:sfeclly French in their
principles and wishes la this coufic, Of
opirion, what but anarchy and revolutions
can await Us, uni> SIS timely interference Of
the Brush s!,ou.t! prevent it.
x l@t,er was received here Yesterday
from Cad'z, dated August $50, wYci
says, "aa ~zprtss has tbs momsrt arrived
from iha Marquis ci Wylesley, the Bri.
fish an3i)a:ssaa>.or in Seville, to lae British
consul here, ordering hra TO pot on Lizard
vessel. AID in:med atgIy despatched for
England, his dispatches, containing tie &C.
count of the erection of a regsn cy, ias.eaI
OF the Central Supreme Jun,a, AMI which
IS composed as follows: The archbishop Of
Toledo, nephew TO Charles the WITH, RI.
gent Al;anlra and Jovellanos, ClaGj4'ay;
and Ceya!los, SasvretIra, and Sea. CGeSa,
Privy Councillors" Should this prove 10
be true, Of which have no doubt, You may
depend upon it, that j, has been brought a.
bout bv the marquis Wellesley. The mar.
quis tors@eing the loss Of Spain, has formed
the regency in time, with the view CT its be-
ing taken out to Mexico by The British Feet
for the safety AID protection OF car colonies
who viii, with open a!Gls, receive and ad'
nit the government of Bourbon, ah'f per.
haps no other, projected ~ ana allied wIIh
England ; in which Ease We shall, Gree mere 81
become safe ard larpy people. IN the
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-15

sure; but Aust prone ounce him, above III
others, farthest from the truth i because he
possesses nothing but his riches, and Is a
beggar in happiness as well as IN pleasure.
The stu1i0us man fancies himself happy
but alas he reckons not his anxiety tor
his future prospec.s-nor his concern nc at the
figure he IS destined to make IN life, or ne
would perceive that from his studies he de-
rives nothing but pleasure.
The author deems himself the happ'est
Of men, when his writings are well received
but, is it not. the pleasure he feels from
tickled vanity that renders his feelings to-
lerable Alas some malignant crltique'
may take an advantage of an age, when the
author is no more, to rail at his produc-
fions. and hiss them to the tomb OF the Ca
pulets.
The statesman, would fain persuade him
self that he is happy, on ascending an oiilee
of high trust and honor. But there is
melancholy reflection that attends his self
graduation, lest he may descend with a ra-
pidity equal to his predecessor, and be as
soon forgotten.
The Philosopher, who, if any, might lay
the greatest claim to happiness, is ye. very
far from possessing it. Isthere nothing too
intricate for solution--notbing too mysteri-
Gus -fsr apprehension-Yes IA thousand
problems to be solved, and much time and
labor to be lost.
TTA0 then IS habpy2
answer-He is the happy man, whose
mind ,unengrossedby worldly considerations,
is highly susceptible of religious impres-
sions.
To mediate on the grandeur Of nature and
to appreciate the science which unfoids her
to his view, only as mean OF improvement
in better things, ought 70 De the design OF
every rational creature in developing the abb
.truse ways of Providence, or in viewing the
common revolutions of nature. But lnrela-
ton to eur moral obligations, which undoubt-
edly mus. be regulated by the conceptions
we entertain Of GoD-how Incumbent is it,
that every iota of duty should be perfor ned,
to induce that freedom and clearness OF con-
science, which stamps its possessor as the
happiest of men. He therefore who is stu
dious in the performance OF his social and
religious duties to his Creator, and to his
fellow neutrality-suspicious. as the affluent pos
SCISSOR OF palaces, or the. humble tenant OF
the solitary cot, IS ma stranger to happiness.
It is not the enjoyment OF the world, its
-: l ia tia hnnes-
" and sincerity Of heart, that stamps the
happy man Here then lies the distinction,
and with it vanish the hopes of the worldly
minded, who may indeed fancy themselves
possessed OF permanent happiness, but will
in the end had tito be iallacious pleasure.
B.
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Tut Received 81 For sac
gY
M. MILLER
\ orem6er Il.

-eo balls Of Prime Upland t", ':.''
$4,000 lbs Green CoG3c, frs' faan''
scoo l.ais Of Moroeco ShoeS
IL ticrc.e { ssh Rice
SO casks OF best Lamp ON
10 pieces Of Ravens DUCK 1oo Tea
S chests Of f,csh old l1y'"
SID do Imperial DO
2 bales of India Musiin'
lC boxes Noyeau ,,.o
500 Spanish Hides: Ssw4"
Nov. r:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-15

A mercanil. friend has politely Tsvored
with the following very intrrss;inc i,.,
which We i'ave translated ior the Conn.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21
TAXES.
The taxes are Tie same as last year, oiz.

The taxes are The sane as last year, piz,
Genie
On lands for every 100 dollars value "a
greeably to the equalizing law, 48
Onevery slave above the age OLE years
except those exempted by the courts, IA
On every stud horse or Jack ass, twice
the price oil the season.
YIN all other horses, mules, mares & colts IL
On every ordinary license s 5, for every
S 100 of the rent to be ascertained by
that paid by the tenant, and if in the
occupation of the proprietor, by the
commissioners of the revenue
Provided, thatnone shall pay less than
So SO. This tax is to be paid to
the clerk of the court, and accounted
fer as other taxes received by him.
On every four wheeled riding carriage,
except Phaetons and stage Wagons,
per wheel. 81 Is
On all Phaetons & stage Wagons, p. W. "a
On every other riding carriage with two
wheels, per wheel, 4s
On all houses & lots in a town, for eve
ry S 100 of the rent, | Sc
On every merchants license, wholesale
and retail, $40
On licenses to sell by retail only, Is
On hawkers' and pedlars' licenses, 80
On each appeal to the court of appeals
from the superior courts of chancery,
or common law established in the Sc
.veral counties, 50
No taxes are to be collected on lands, lots,
or houses, or other property belonging to the
commonwealth, or to any county, town, COL
lege, or seminary of learning, or attached to any
house or houses Tor divine worship. Nor shall
the1act be construed 10 prevent any farmer or
planter, from selling salt, tea, sugar, molasses,
coffee, spices, iron or steel 10 his neighbours,
when purchased as a return load on,carryine
has produce to market, in his Wagon or other.
wise.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21

tools andimpIements to be ascertaned and delivered To
the superintendent hereafter be appointed and List
thereof shall be entered in the books Of The
All acts within the purview of this repealed; but fhs
act shall not be construed diminish the duties Of the
executive, or Impair their power, any further than is
provided by this act.
Il. To amend the act, Concerning the distribution Of
. Public Arms
Inc executive are required to distribute the arms
now IN the capitol and armory, and those hereafter
nufactured, by sending them the commaDdauts of
giments, so that there shall undissrbuted
any tme more than 5000 muskets 200 rifles, and $500
swords. Such public arms, can be repaired
expense than to fabricate ones Ito be ascertaned
by three disnterested artists previously for thas
psrPose) are to be repaired by direction of the
tive, by private contract otherwise: Cannon, which
may be mounted ON carriages may be distributed by the
executive as the pubic service may require The ancunt
OF repairs to be paid of any money the treasury
Go commence from the passing
h-scif-. F.
%. Concerning the Oserseers of the Ppor
The overseers Of the poor shall hereafter hold their
annual meetings on the first Monday June, and may
adjourn from time till be completed
Go commence from the passing.}
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21

Der 1905, which shall be sufficient authority for
proceeding to collect. ..r, US u ~
The agents are to take receipts for process de-
vered to sherifs and collectors and if they fail
to return the process or bonds taken, or pay the
money before the return day, a copy, of the re-
cept shall be transmitted by the agent to the au-
ditor. which shall be sufficient evidence for the
auditor to obtain Judgment against such delin-
quent. (To commence from the passing.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21

No sheriff, or deputy, shall serve any war
rant issued by, and cognizable before, sin
gle justice, for debt, detinue or trover; but
such warrant shall be directed to and served
by some constable, as provided by the second
section of the act, (" To amend the act con-
corning constables," passed tho 10Th of Janu-'
airy 1907. On the death, resignation, reno
val, or refusal TO act, of any constable assign
ed to particular district, any other constable
of the county may perform the duties of the
office, within such district. All executions or
Judgments rendered by any Justice, for debt,
detinuc, or trover, shall be directed to some
constable of the county, who shall levy, and
return the same agseeaoly TO The provisions Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21

IS. Concerning the jurisdiction of county and
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-13
Printed and Published
On Wednesdays and Saturdays
BY JOSEPH JONES,
In Market street, few doors above the Rsnk Of
Delaware.

In Market street, few doors above the B.nk Of
Delaware.
CONDITIONS.
/. THE DELAWARE GAZETTE shall be published
every Wednesday and Saturday, on large folio
sheet.
II. The price shall be FOUR DOLLARS per annum,
exclusive of postage payable ba5fyeart IN advance
ILL., No subscription will be received for shorter
period than one year.
~. Subscribers shall have the riglK of disseminating
their subscription at the end of year from the
time Of their subscribing. by paying what may be
due. and giving notice of their intention.
v. Advertisements, not exceeding sixteen lines will
be inserted four times for one dollar, and for every
subsequent insertion twenty cents--longcr anes in
the same proportion but reasonable discount
will be made in favor of those who advertise by the
year, half-year, or quarter.
VI All articles of personal private nature will
be charged as advertisements and must be paid
for before insertion.
VII. Advertisements, notices. &c. OF all religious
and charitable institutions, within the state of De-
laware, shall be conspicuousy inserted gratis
~ The postage must be paid on all letters and
communications addressed the Editor, through the
medium Of the Post.Olice, they will not be re
ce,ved.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14
PnILApenruIA. March G.

The ChevaEer dc Foronda, charge d'.ilaires
srd Const:l General from his Catholic Majesty
Fe.d .;aru VIII, 10 the u. States, Informs the
Merchants and others, whom it may concern, that
lie Spiiish Consuls are authorized to grant to
Ame' + IN vessels papers and documents, which
IRE iadlsremsably requisite TO obtain admission
mo the following islands and ports, viz. Puerto
tico, san Tag" de Cuba, Eavama. La Cuaira,
@laray cako and 81. Augustine dc Ia Ion ida.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14

probability is, that neither ofihsse DISTINCTIONS
entered into tie views ~ the .lir,ith. e.bir>t.
bat At IS ~cei,4n.iy neither less the G,oN ,;or the
true policy IF inc empsrcr of The Freach, so 10
vary his decree, a. inssvit consi,teh, WI, ,,.e
rights of neuur.ds and tue freedom Of tile seas,
and particularly with his positys slir,ia,.ons
with the U States. This may be the more rea-
sonab,y expected, AS nYihiag can be more clear,
as hes been alrcsdy observed, than tie eject of
The decree. as far as it can be carried INTO effect,
would not be s~ensioiy diminished b5 ahui.shing
It's operation beyond u.c Limits Of territorial sovc
reisaty."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14
Evtras. fam Tic sanle to .hs am

March II, 1908.
" stated IN my Last letter tie sa5s, aace of a
declaration made by the emperor, viz. that Il
mans couiC be ta,Hd to eNcect Amsricau pro
pSrty, from the operation al lIe decree 81 Nov
iooo, without infringing the principles ni' ti1 dc
cree, he would iinuaediAtel, m&ke the exception.
NO time was lest in communicating this declara.
ton to me, ana | was invited to point out the
means 1t required, and assured that they should
De Immediately submit d To- his majesty. Little
as l iiked the proposition, and much as l doubt
Z g.. .he sincerity OF che declaration out OF which
IL grew, 1 coul.i not refuse any agency OF mine
III rescuiHS so mach of the American property
Selues'ers IN the ports Of France, as should
come within tl.Is new rule. iaccording!y wrote
me note, "a copy % which is s,ih;oins0 20 this
'litei) pointing o,.t H. Il iew words the property
10 winch that rlle would apply. This note wa.
p Al INTO the empeFor's hard by the prince Of Be
~Ns'eht2, vino, though SIX days have now elapsed,
mas not yet received an answer"
ihe schooner Financier, captain Sioat, of Bal
nmoF', Nith capt D;ie's company Of tie u. S.
.r"G3s, arrived at New Orleans tom Annapolis
III ti'e short passage o Is days.
To ne S5Hate and House Of Pehresenia-
ayes IF the UAifed States.
now Jay before Congress- statement of
the militia OF tie United States, according
to tae latest returns received by the depart
rnent OF war.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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Exnactef a letter tfcm .hr. A,snss,oas to III.
". iso-.
,hruarv %. 1908.


February 90, 1905.
" Mr.. Patterson Offering So GOOD ., Conveyance
that ! cannot but emllny il. Nothing has occur
red since tue date o. ray pubiic dispatches 9Th
ifu) TO give to our business an aspect more Ia
vcrsblc than 1t then had ; but on the other hand
1 have come to the knowledge of two facts,
winch t'nk sufficiently show the decided cha.
.acter oftie emperor's policy towayde U.s.
These are, first, that III 4 council OF adn,inisira,i-
on held 4 few days past, when it was Nroposed 10
mootY the operation Of tie dectess at Nov. 1896.
and Dec. 1907, (taouShtlje proposition was sup
ported ny th" Whole weight oi te councii) he lc-
came highly indignant, and declared that these
DEGREES s!ioiiid suffer no change, and tLat tie ~
mSr.c'ns should be conipeiedt 10 take She posi-
i've Character OF either allies ar enemies Sc
cond, that On the 27th OF January l~ass,twel,c dag
sfter Mr.. Chainiiseny'S w:i.e,, assurances. that
thcss decrees Should work 20 change i'll the pro-
perry sequestercd until cVr DISCUSSIONS with En-
gland were brought to u close, and seven days
,tt0cc hG reported To Iaa vsrbai!y these very u.s.
Suranccs, the emperor h%d by 4 social decision.
roEt,scatcd two 1T cur ships and ii;eir carsroes,
tine julius Henry, aid JlninCa) for want ,f ii
i'cuinent not '>Quredb by any Law ~ usage of Fine
commerce. IN winch uley bid been engaged
ms ACT was taken rs l AN irfoTmcd, on u geae-
raj report ofseqUcStered cases, aDloGnting 10 one
Htindred aHc sixty, and which, at present prices
VIII ''e!d upwards II one ;,undred million of
tr;'i'os,a sum, whose magnitude aicne lendcss
hopeless al rt;enpts ofSaviagi it Dencs, pGrtu-
soesc add Americans will be the principal sui:er.
crs It am right In sdppnsins that the einpe.
tor has deh"itively taken his ground, | caapot ne
wroho,i" concluding that you VIII iinmciiatcl,
Lake N1ur,;S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14

ME Subscrib.l t>kes tl,is me,hed Of i,dorm.
ing a." public, that w. has obtained p com.
mission o. Notary Pubic CIR the district Of Ab
IrEdQn, composed of tic Counties Of Cravsou.
', aSih"gIon, Ice, Russ,ii, Giles. Wythc and
montgomery, IN which, be also intends, IN a few
Wc'6", 20 the practice Of the LAW.
F'r;'h5 Iay"'g 1dsi1css III chat circuit and cho~s.
wv 20 co'1+s u to MA, may rely on his puictual-
~, ad a.,i5aiiyi in tic eScchi,n-Tbasc vfsb
tir 10 employ bun in tie duties of his profession.
NFi" F:o'z" make application rs tie twentieth
i"si ~ lac expects at that time to leave Tho
ne s"Ho"to0G Letters adIrcsstd 10 him at
Abingdon shall be duly attended to.
PETER MAYO.
"NS"lSs 4pT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14
NEW BREACHES OF TRUST!

In the Boston Centinel OF the Isl tanf. IL,
iolio"ing articles were inserted under the tale Of
" jWther suppressed documents" This, to every
man whose mind is not .iaundiced Inv the bic Of
party, would Trti e. seem = ccHty adiction for, il
Is very manifest that il the articles be reauin,
and wor4 "SaHoresyeA,n The editor Of Boston
newspaper wo"ld not have been enabled to OBJ
tai, them ir PIblica. ion or, that, If genuine
ana S"Pp'eSseI,' and yet he lid not ob,ain ticm
l"r ,hsort'Dn III ms gazette, they must have seen
P7'ioi"eu Tor ann Ivy some iEschiavo; md d.
rectcd by some foal heart, which n. aoaoyabh
'notg:' 9pohc2 or P5a@ence, no rules qf 435lonsat
&c acHcGcl repaired"
The bIstoa printer docs not inform his readers
rhcn or from srho1L lie procured the u.ficieg ;
put almost nlsi'u"tcs that tiicy were clandcstine-
y obtained from the department. Of state. If Mr.
N;issei VIII reflect one moment, he will per
GIVE how very cruel it's, now yeIv disin~cnuous.
10 subJectuie gentlemen NJ that oiicc 10 so vile
az, l1iPutation. ] have the pleasure of . ysrv
s,'ihhl acquaintance with most of the clerks in the
deP'idiieit OF state 1 know them all by re-
and l have no hesitation in saving
ti'l thcfe IS moi one base enough to betrsy his
uu',' or VINO would even couGtenancco or conniye
at a breach o! olth and duty.
II, then, they are incapable Of Z. and such Il,
cu'hents DO really exist, whence could they ha,e
been taken but from confdeniial co,nmynica.
tioi: made by the president 10 Congress ? We're
they, mdaed, IN co4f4cnfe communicated Were
tlcy c0iain'n Gated az al? Suppose them to
nave been made Known to congress-, what Kind of
charge 10 y aainst the executive 60 say !o has
S@16ressca' j.cn ? Is ia sb9byeSStoa of docu.
Hlehts 10 COMMUNICATE them to tie representa-.
yves q The P~copic-to one hundred AND seventy
stNlnen, who are specially chosen to manage The
of the nation D.. Nfouitoy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14
u Y. March ].

EoSToN, March l.
Gen. Dearborn, orr new Collector, srriyet IN
towH Yesterday tiom Washington aud wc ieaij,.
Jcsterdy rcvie wed The s~hprin,: 1T tn wiimrves.
nc has appointed MIR. Be,Jansin TitnOiS, his de
putty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14
Total
674,2S7
FROM CONNECTICUT.

Ertrnct Of 4 letter from Il member Of thr
CoBhecficuf Legislature, fc O GcntIr a1a,,
IN Hoston, dafed Hartford, Fe6ruu,u zAli
1909.
" | send YOU the doings of our Assem-.
as yet, in q packet accompanying this. Er.
viii see by the Governors answer to S.-r..
tary D~EARBoRN, that he takes high grai,ad.
ana VIC have this day passed a resolution IN
the House approving of the call of the Ie-
g'siature. The numbers were 142 afjrua-
tive, II negative. This will be the probable
strength of parties. The Governors con-
duct meets with the most decided apDrob.-
ton. We have had communicated 90 bot,
Houses the proceedings Of your General
Court, which are highly approved Of; and
have appointed a committee, 10 whom is fc.
the Communications from your Lopis-
lature, the Governors Speech, corre20rl.
with Dearborn, &C.. We are d.,cr.
to follow your example" ... Puklaai-
I'M.
Gen. Bright of the state Militia is aD0oiu-
ted to command the forces of the state against
Inc Z. 5. in tho dispute arising out or Ohm
'tcad's case. IN consequence of this. Gen.
Bright hasleft his seat in the state senate
PhL Gaz.
NEWPORT, (R. ~ FEB. 16.-Jhe hon
5e1egal Assembly OF this STATE. viii CON
enc at East Greenwich, on Monday ne,,r
agreeable to adjournment.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14
March, 9, 1903.

EN:rest efa irttey frcni .iD. .Annatyoar 10 A1y.
Az4saasa.
M,,rcl, 9, 1903.
" The coavers@l iMi aHnded to in the col,y oi.
uic iet2f dai not cake place til tl,v
on rlslaht "hen r1c SUPERIOR declared, that II
means oou13 = r,.nd To fa.kc .n exc p,:au>uf
The N"'sGa5cr iectee, tn. ,uch exception should
nave his c4aseat."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14

Naroilila, 20 nj the vacancy produced BY the
resignation OF Peter Bryan Bruin, a Judge
q lhe Mississippi Territory.
Oh 3DL1N JONES, Of Georgia, .JES-
81 r.. THOMAS, of Illino.s territory, and
.aLEXHNDER STUART, of Virginia,
- Ne Judges OF the Illinois territory.
THOMAS NELSON, Collector and In
spector of York, in Virginia, TO be Commits
sioncr Of loans for the state Of Virginia.
NAVY AGENTS.
Samuel StoreT', Portland, Maine.
RenJy ). LaHSdon, Portsmouth, n. Hamp-
shire.
Francis Johomnot. Boston, Mas.
JoSehh HuH, Middletown, Con.
JcAn BuLi1s. New York.
George Harrison, Philadelphia.
Jain Striker Baltimore.
INeodOrict IrniiStcad, Norfolk.
Nathaniel L3graham e SON, Charleston
5. e.
James Morrison, Lexington, Ky.
kcih Spence, New Orleans.
.drchd. $. Bnllock, Savannah, Geo.
Danicl Carmick, now a captain of Ma
rlnes, TO be a Major u Marines.
James Y~hoMhSon,
Edzcard Aqi!, and
NAcdatI 2eyuokds, now first Lieutenaats
OF Marines. TO be Captains Of Marines.
2amHei c. Hitler, now a Second L.iente-
nant OF Marines, to be first Lieutenant of
Marines.
''aafer Handy, of Pennsylvania, to be a
Surgeon in the Navy OF the United States.
S0muei Riair, and
Samuel Eoyscley, Of Virginia, to be Sur
geon's Mates in tile Navy OF tl,e u. States
Among the nominations made BY the Pre-
Slueut. WAS, we understand, that OF .y0{fN
QULhtY .!D.4dLS, as Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary to ST. Petersburgh, on which no vote
was taken in the Senate, hey having resell
ved-AyeS II ; Noes - ,hat SUCH a mis-.
s'on WAS in their opinion unnecessary.
The Sehetc CT the United States adjourn
ed on tuesday, having remained in Scssi-
on by special call from the 4,h of March
till that period.
dILI4lRT .HpPoyw1mEN4s.
NlHae frCrl2aa 70 Mc an Of Aiarch last.
B~RlcADIER GENERALS.
Wade HanEton,
Peter Gansevoort.
REGIMENT OF LIGHT ART1LLEY.
Lieat. Col-PGcanf,
Major-J1h1 Saunders.
LIGHT DRAGONS,
Co'onel-Uade Hamilton, (promoted as
abovc.)
Lieut.. Colonel-Leonard Couimston.
Major-ElcctuS Backns.
RIFLEMEN.
Coiqnei-.Hcrander SMITH.
IL. Col.-UfHjam Duane.
Maior-John Tuler.
IHIRD REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Coionei-Edwayd Pasteur.
IT Coi.-J9hY Smitb~.
Major-Ho y. MiIfon.
FoURrH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
'oi1r-i-john II. Boyd.
Col-John Uhifing.
Maj ur-Jdmc8 1fiYer.
FIFTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonel-IieEander purifier.
1T. Col -UiAfam ID. BcaH.
Maiot-7UFy ko6inson.
SIXTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Coloiel-JonQs Simo7ds.
1t CoL--JosfIh C~orstank.
Elaior-/r6uIon M Pike.
~SEyFNTn REGIMENT or INFANTRY.
Coio'ei-E'Lit! RnSScH.
1t. Co!.-Pbrrt PQrdv.
Maior-CIjah Strong.
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