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Orphans Court,
October 10

Alexandria Losmty, October Ierm, 1910.
Ordered, that the administratriX Of Geo.
Slsc,nn deceased, DO insert tbs following
advertisement three times in each week Tor
weeks in the A,exandria Daily Gazettc.
Ieste,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-03
ORPHANS COURI

.4leraadria Countys October 2f's', 1910.
ORDERED, That the eSecutrix OF BenJa-
min Davies, deceased, do insert the follow
in,. advertisements th.se times in each week
for four weeAs in the Alexandria DAily Ga
zstte, Teste,
Alexander Moore, kfg.
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November |,
Orphans Court,

Alexaqaria County, Octobef Tern, 1910.
Ordered, That the executor OF L51atius
Juaigrl, deceased, do insert the following ac-
yertisement three lines in each week tor four
weeks, intae alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste,
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AIcx2nder2Soore, Reg.
This is to give Notice, That

his 10 20 CIV A>O1A~~s 111S
the subscriber OF Alexandria county, IN the
District Of Columbia, has CHAINED from tins
orphans' Court of said county letters tes-
tlrnentar3 CT the estate of hofE2as J.cob,
l.,e 81 the county Aforesaid, decsascd-
AN persons having ,eiaiIEs agai'.st ire said
dec'd are hersby Vsrned 10 ex hilit he Same,
with vouchers thereof, TO Carey Broaaugh,
ON or before the so.h day Of April next,
or they may by law DC excluded from all be-
ncfit 10 SAL estate and those indebted there
TO are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 3ist day of Get,
1910.
Mary Jacobs, Ex'rx.
Of Thomas Jacob.
Nnyemhar |, cow
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lust RECMV Ed

lust REEEI Ed
,1TD FOR SALE By
Faxon, Metcalf & Co.
70 faggotts Swedes Steel,
And one box Ladies' fashionable Straw
BONNETS, with straw trimmings Tor 90.
Also IN Store,
500 reams Wrapping Paper,
kegs Ri1hmend manufactured iooac'
CO.
9 chests Young Tyson Tea,
Is boxes Cod Fish,
quintals Shoai Do
package Cotton Cards, assorted,
And quantity SHOES; which Will be
sold at a reduced price.
October 90. cow
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PATENT SHOT, &c.

PATENT SHOT, &c.
tons Patent Shot, assorted,
from treble BtoSNo. 10,
s cwt. Mould Shot various Sizes
20 quarter barrels + and FF Brandywine
Gunpowdeg
90 quarter casks old Sherry P B very choice
quality,
500 lbs. pearl and common Barley,
Received and for safe By
Joseph Mandevllle,
Corner Of King and fasrJfa% streets
October 81.
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A PROPOSAL
BY WILLIAM Y. BIRCH
Abr AIIAM SMALL.

NO 81, eou:a oee"nd 5ueet, Phii.cj.,,h:.
Far bublishng BY Subscrpt,on, Me csn,! Una
ton, ar aa~itjot.a! oe!1ta.e. 70 1ts '''a'
Eiitory Of Modern Euron,
Perfectly ,'nator,n win the FIVE yculms.''
have already published and which '"ey
Continue that val9sbIe vmk down r. vi" VI
treaty of Aniiens, Il. the yoar 500 VIC
BY GRIZZLIES CGOIE, !, J.
THIS volume contsias tie H.ssory orr.
Britain from l765-this period connr :~'
the whole of the American var /; the ~
with France, Spain and Holland, : rm,,lty
by the peace OF l735; the rise, progres, ~ :,
suspension CT bostillties, connected with t t
French revolution, till the treaty Of Anie ,s'
in 1902.
The History IF France, stcin and the sou,s
Of Enyohe, during the same period.
H2Hu d, Germany, Turkey, Poland and IL.
North t Eurohr. wv
II sur0ey g tire hroyresa q socictyia Eyr,.,
from l763 to 1902.
IL this plan is comprised notice Of al II.
events that have had IA material effect on the
affairs OF the world for thirty nine years, "
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Orphans Court,

November /.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-02

li,ct;cI Information ;iiaa IT has been POS
,sib.e TO obtain.
Before they close thcir report, Your
Irommitrce think I; necessary t. state,
thar some embarrassment appears to
have arisen from tina, part~oi the law OF
the last session, which requires +" that
irvery voucher admitted in discount,
shall be certified by the clerk of the
mandatory of arms, and one master
ar@orer, stating, that the work therein
Stated was done, or that the material or
-other article furnished, was received
toi>ihe mandatory of arms.
. Whether any particularPiece Of werk
has, or has not been performed, il
would'seem impossible for the clerk to
know, if he attend to his own particular
duty; If he Certify at all, he must rely
upon the information of others, which
i'll discharSing public duty, II is to be
presumed he would feel reluctance
to do. Your committee cannot PEI
ceive any iniery that could result from
amending that section of the law. All
which is respectfully submitted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-02

Ia CavvorL, Ianva'yHhi 1870.
lis 4dy.sed, That ,hs oFesa'icn prtrc rals
rrescribed fer thc atdi.nr b the advice af Conq.
eli Of she l9,h Ssp'er.ter lsss relative TO ,hs
au,hen,cz.Dn &c 5iairi, fsu-tsd np,n ord, e, w
ccrihca,cs of curt shall b. ,5rFen1ed ra.:l ,i,s
ltt day Of slsrch nsst
Elx;rgct .eora i'ic lcu'n9i
DANsEb +. IIYIT0t
C4G,k If TIC Ccgrc;t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-02
NEGROES FOR SALE.

Cumberland Mas Couu 1909.
AeTous Davenport, surviving PaTiner2 In
OF VIZ Il Aexous Davenport, pltf. : 9nan.
AGAINST NA,ry.
Joshua Glover & Walter Jones, defts.-T
THE defendant Joshua, not having entered his
appearance ane given secn,ity according 10
the act of assembly and the Jules Of us Court.
and itsppeafihE to the satisfaction o(thH Court
'hat'he is not an inhabitant Of this$s#s on
the motion Of The plaintiff by his cdE<sei il is
ordered, that un'ess the said defendant Joshua
do appear here on or before The S,h Monday in
August next, and answer tse plaintiffs bill the
matter thereof will b. decreed agains, him and
that copy CT this order be forthwith inserted
in some one of the news papers printed in the
city of Richmond for three weeks suecessiye,y
and posted az the front doer OF the Court House
of this county.
"a Sopy)-Attest
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-02
MILLE& WOODs0N, j.. D. G

GO.
IN CoUNcfB, September 18th, 1909.
ON consfie rauon OF the report of the com.
~ roittce vino examined tire AUDITORS offer,
II is z,iVised, laat from and after the kt day Of
January next, Inc auditor be inetruetpd in eve
case where any claim by virtue Of an order or
cefti6ca.- OF Cour is presented TO him by pcr
son whose nanae is no' mentioned therein, to re-
qgire such person TO produce also IN order or
power OF Attorney from the individUsl in wi,,ss
favor such order or certificate OF court vas
made, together wi A. aSidagit Of one wilness
~ least. ceri1fed by a magistrate &c pot=ry pub
lie, that such az indisidual actually signed and
acknowledged tho sane,
ExtTae! from TIC ,omnal.
DANIEL T.. HYLfOT,
Clerk of the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-02

-. "irsnc OF e2eci citrus. r1cc, &.
~ Inc snoscri5e~ nv Arrn:o IL rsyu, O.;
lieprico Scanry, for tne put PTS &Aei,,
expressed, will ee sold, ta the bitik. sd.
GER. Tor ready IA ney, at the ds-un e,oas-
OF SAID Taylor. On ,ae tin:een,n sSof rrxs
month, aiithe -SloC K ana-HOUSEtI.3L,5
FURNITURE, mentioned 40 SAID deed.
NOBLE 1ORDAT, 1ru.tee.
Henrico. 13,h January, 1870. tbs
nN the l5th ct next mnn,h, viii be Sud,
~ for ready money, IL the highest b:dder,
at the late residence of Edmvnd Moantcas.
tie. dec. the
PLAN TON
Whcrecn he lived. containing ny cr,inati-
On, one ,undred ceres, more or {: S., AL.
so, the following -
Frank, Aaron, Pat, and her two a s.sa
Kcziah and RIGA, and Judy, whiI 4 said
property was conveyed to the SD sc-,.r
by said Edmund Mepatcaslle and E.iixa-
beth, his wife, to secure the payment Of
two thousand dollars due to Joiln H. CAr,s-
tan, and is of record in New Kent county .
Court.
JONES R. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
New Kent, Jasnnry 9th, 1910. tI5F
Samuel McCraw aud Sarah ms wife, whICl
said Sarah is executrix- of the tcstamei -
and last will of James Gum, her son, de
ceased, and sole devisee under the last
will and testament of the said James
Gum dec John Turpn and Harriet his
wife. late Harriet Gum, daughter of
said Sarah MuGEaw, iye Sarah Guns.
and John S. Gud Emily f. Gum, James
William Frederic fanp, infant chill.
s dire" s Of the said Mss 8 M Nc r.
THAR guardian, t9( 6eA Il this "a * :
1'AKE NOTICE. TIN we MALI upon.
l. the third day of the next term of the
honorable superior court of chancery for
the 1ichmond district, move the said court
Tor commissions TO take the dispositions OF
sunory witnesses in the state OF Georgia.
to be read in evidence in the suit depend-
ing in the said court between ourselves.
plaintiffs, and yourselves, defendants.
This notice is given that you may attend
in the said court at the time abave ment;.
oned, 10 name commissioners if you think
pepper,
EDWD. CUNNINGHAM,
ARIA,t.t CUNNINGHAM:
December 22d 1903. t3Fp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-02

dhon4as
slows h e
lie
MpgrdtoN onny fdpphhca ti leave to tGopM
r o
ID h pp
aauerc and ummc account Hf Eeptb % ,ap
ri
w hrd the s pato f h Ht a
the gun being the hprt puni Der
nd rHe tdw
other proofs EH1 name
fwenyPn a,madeun rd lard
% hrprof n 9brstbI 4 hp too severe ar
ud an ar ygn1t
uya Iwennt cooperation
e N tdt y commit
#
sam pf
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super al, wn,h prob aco tone chd
per cost e stat dollars u it is We hu
CONN rel o h ct
sue AFFECTS, dgnge n n means b gcI
o nate Hmk \ Gp,T vGy serious
he x e n Is NoA hracurae
her increase he n t. a
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Virginia Legislature.
APkse Of Delegates.

-NoNPA4, ,-TANUAR7- 2sth, 1910.

Asyas4pn the nnary committee AlvaAAnAas following words.
s qas a the ss the ~ Dssa s s9"Ts @ 1 ]
ys treasury the HUMBER %
esnsns % P @ anm 1 and sS 5
n .
grow e q Rs " ssss s Ss @ sss % ] @
9 | ] ] ' p slsa
building smanh ofarms 1866
= I an 1s,s asf %
~ s E. IT,: s 5; ~
ii,
fs:;s:s:' - e @:':-1' { arms 60:
& ] ] 3 s sa sss % s Ssa &c $ s
saSashg ss a%ads ,ss amog real expenses % establishments W period ns
ukes, baones s77
Pistols Asay swords without N.. s't go
; @
- % @ ri Of m~ls
4&s( o ofRsssss -. $50 $3.50
S5S zsa!; ys SIS g.:
49, S last was
N ss @ ed S s Ps parts @ 7 s the
ss H. ss s, s (: sss ss
sae. medb cventb sedg
T sa add sn%"s a s saT ss~ %e""h ng
For For of Sss"s saaJ performed s5o
For s sssas s~sss $751; ssils
ss s @ a si sPs %y @ 's r and Sc
3 s say :-s. Without :ss s Sc o. " ~.
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hequ
to
the on hand on the so ofovmbe
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FRENCH

PerriD's Grammar
Telemaoue
ocott's Recuell
Chambaud's Grammar
ChambauG's Fables
L'Abeillc Francoise
Contems Ju Pesne
Perrin, Fables
Gays Grammar
Hamel's Universal French Grammar
sismei's Grammatical Exercise
'srrin's French AID EHgl Sh ConversA,iC
Murray's French IntToCucuon
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06

Oddyss European Commerce
owens Discourse concerning the Holy Spirit
Parks Travels into the Interior Dissricts Of A.
frica = :
Pocket Atlas, by Matthew Carey
Pursuits of Literature
PhilanthroPist. or Philosophical Essays on Po-
ii;ics' Government, Morals and Manners
Paley's Phiiosph
Parents Friend -.
Powders History of Ireland
PortraiFure OF Qaakerism, by Thomas Carlson
Pieces of Irish History
Poetry ofthe Anti Jacobins
Richerand.s Physiology
Register of Arts
Revolutionary Putarch
Stuartfs View of Society
Simsonss Euclid
Sclfridge.s Trial
Smith and Ogdents Trial
Sidhey.s Discoursss concerning Government
Saint Pierre, Voyage
Sword Exercise
terrible rrac,oration, CT Modern Philosopher,
by christopher Caustick.
Travels OF Qua rcharsis, in Greece &c,
ROCKIES Diversions of Purley
travels through Europe. b. Neville Wyndham
lay er's Concordance TO the Holy Scriptures
AenTie OF Nature, n the Origin of society q
Pssrr. by Erasmus Darwin
uaiverssi History, translated from the French
of M. AnqueteI
Vindicstion of Divine Providence by St. Pierre
View OF Religion, by Hanna Adams
Deoaies IN iheVisginia Conventioo
MIS- Vests Letters TO young lady, in which
dered
Works of Fisher Anes
Wonderful Magazine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
Bank of Virginia.

THE President and Directors have this
l. tday declared Dividend of five nsr
cent!on the Capital Stock for the las. n aIf
year, which will DC paid to the share hold
ers on application at the Bank u. s,r-s,,,
or by attorney, alter the 18th instant.
John Brockenbrough, Cash'r.
Cd July, 1910. rs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
BY THE REV. M. l.. WEEMs.

Formerly Clergyman of Mount Vernon
Parish, and intimate with the grey
hard veterans ofthe last cen.
fury, who were the play
mates and companions
eftne great Wash.
iDgton FROM his
Childhood.
RECOMMENDATI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06

sY EMINENT DIvINEs, JUDGES AND GENE,
RAILS.
sit is surprising fact that even the A
mericaD People know but little of 6 Gorge
Washington. They have indeed heard a
great deal of his Public Lie; of hrs Mill
tary Character, and Political Talents, but
hardly any thing of his private Lille and
Virtues.
F" Many intelligent persons have ardent.
ly wished to see a Tdith'ui account ofthese,
not only as debt of gratitude to him, bus
as fine example TO osr children.
"1he Author has performed this task
IN very satisfactory manner. His -fneec
dofcs OF Washington present the supreme
excellence OF religion, with the trsiscen.
dant dignity, charm and usefulness of the
respective virtues in domestic, civil and nj.
Iitary scenes. The moral sensibility and
genius OF the writer warns the heart and
imagination of his readers. His dcscriu..
tive fancy paints the occasional scenes of
Nature IN pleasing views while his fash
IS of comic wit give an agreeable relief To
The mind, and render the sericos truths
more Impressive, especially on the young
reader"
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
M;niser % heweles Church,
{'hildde fahie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06

L A w.
Wilson'S Lectures
Jones on BaIment
Laws of Ken'pcky
Gi,hert's Evidence
Espinassess Nisi.Prius
Bu'ler's ditto
Washington's Reports
Aunt Maritime Law
ca!decoures continuation Of Burrov
Moaesn Reports, ID vols.
Hairison.s -Chancery
ICrancbfs Reports
H,rrissa and McHenry's Reports
ryier s Reports
Adrhon.s Bla X tone
Mtsten's Law of Nations
Towards Exehequer
buanury's Reports
Cruise on Fines
Powell on Powers
Ditto on Mortgages
ouliivanfs Lectures
H-ie's common Law
Dyer's Reports
Vyths's reports
Burlamaque1s Natural and Political Law
Also the following odd volumes.
LIST vol. P'ewaents Reports
4ih do Dolias's do.
1st do. Espinssse's Nisi-P. ius
4'h da. Williams's csnveyancins
I'd do. Cranchs Reports
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
OCTAVE.

AcrebIs Trayels through Sweden, Finland and
Lansapd. sosthe North Cape, in the years
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
MEDICAL,

Bells Anatomy
Bells Surgery
Hucrans Domestic Medicine
Buchan Adviee to Mothers
items Materia Mediea
I'd nburghrs Dispsnsatory
Ewell's Discourses on the Laws or Proper.
ties of Matter Containing the Elements
or Principles Of Modern Chemistry
Dohson's Commentary on Fixed AIR
Soofield on Cow Pock
Hamilton on Female Complaint
Monroe on the Army
Whte's Lying In Women
Lon on D,saector
Browr's Element of Medicine
Lavoisier's
s a:s.,:: < }cH4nrsrnr.
Accum's
Conversations on Chemistry
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11
HOUSE or RESE.NT.ATIVES

TUESDAY, May /.
he committee to whom was referred the
resolution Of the 4th inst directing an enqu-
ry INTO the conduct of Brigadier Gen. James
williamson in relation to his having at any
time whilst in the service of the U. States,
corruptlv received money from the govern
ment OF Spain, or its agents, or in relation. to
ms having, during the time aforesaid. been
an aCcomplice, or in any way concerned
with the agents OF any foreign power, or
with Aaron Burr in project against the do
minlons OF Spain, or to dismem
oertnesc erauire general
| w mo the saidI James Viii
kInson as BrIgaG al of the army of
| the u. States, reh they have had un
der consideration several subjects of en-
quiry, and have inv stigated them to the ut
most OF their power si.ce he time of their
| appointment, but from tie limited period in
when they have acted and from the extern"
sive and complicated nature of the subjects,
they are under the necessity of stating that
they have not been able to make any tho
rough and conclusive investigation Of the OBJ
| jects of their enquiry.
| Such testimony, however, as they have
been able to procure, they beg leave to
submit rs part ofthis report. and which may
DC referred to under the following heads and
order:
! In relation to the first objects Of enquiry,
! 70 wit, the receipt ofmonev Ivy General Will
kinson from the Spanish government or its
! agents, refer the
Deposition of John Ballenger, No. s.
| Letter from Evan Jones, No. g.
| Dispositions Of F. Langlois, dated the 2oth
! OF December. 1905, containing two original
letters to himself from the Baron dc Carondc
let, dated the 28th of January and 18th of
June, Eo.7.
General Wilk'nson's letter to John Adair,
dated Angus Z. 1895, No 7.
Deposition If Dominique Bouligny, No 6.
Deposition Of Thomas Power, No. O.
Deposition Of William Miller, No II.
Letter FROM Joseph Collins, marked 4.
hornas Portell's COPY in his own hand
writing Of the Baron de- Crrondelet's irstfuc
lions 10 him. dated January 90. 1896, with
a translation ffrom the Spanish, No.
IA.
Correspondence berwe-n Thomas Power
AID Don Thomas Portell. No. r and 16.
| Ds0osition o. Thomas Power No. II.
Deposition IF Andrew I3lico,t, No. 10.
Thorn Powers letter to Baron &c Caron-
delef, No. 90.
Thomas Powers letter to Governor Gayo.
50. BE. q.
thnmas Powers letter TO the Baron &c
Carondeice, 30 @.
lhamas Powers letter to Governor Gayo
so, ~. IS.
E!lsha Winters deposition, unrl, oil ~
/ Deposition u James Vi. Bradford, 10 95
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11
TUESDAY, May l,

IUE5DAT, MAY 4.
The further consideration of the bill sup
Elemental to an act entitled An act for die
punishment Of certain crimes against the u
s." was postponed till the first Monday in
December next.
The bill for confirming the decisions of
the commissioners in favor OF the claimants
to lands in inc district of Kaskasklas was
read tRrd time and passed.
The bill authorising loan, SC. was read
third time and passed.
The bill for The relief of Margaret Laps
ley, Grove Pomcroy, Arthur ST. Clair. David
Blackwell, Lucy Dixon, AID John Murray
was read a third time.
On motion of Mr. Crawford to re. commit
the bill, there were for the mutton Is, a.
gainSt tie motion ! D.
Mcssrs. Crawford, HilR,ouse & Pope we're
appointed the committee.
The Senate adjourned to o'clock this
evening.
TResday ErrHi,ig, s o'ci0ck.
The Senate proceeded 10 consider the dis.
agreements Of the House oi Representatives
to the amendments Of the Seuate to the
bill concerning Commercial Intercourse,
&c.
On motion % Mr Cra-gG- n, that the
Senate rcccde from Their 81 amendment to
The bin viz the section respecting soDvoy)
there were Jor recediAg j1-Gsa'Hs! rec
dBg il
On motion, the Senate agreed 20 insis,
on 'hoir amehd mcnis Z, appointed "a commit
tee IT conference oe thcir patt NiH. Mcssrs.
traVtord, smith Of Nd AID ANDERSON,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11

The Senate concurred in the appointment
of the House of Representatives to the ligh
house bill.
The bill further to amend the census act
was read three times and passed.
nv. I1ilLioi:se reported the bill for the
relief OF Margaret Lapsley with amend =
ments, wiz. to strike out all the bill but Sc
much as relates to General St. Clair.) The
bill as amend ed was read third time and
passed,
MI. EiKhon5c from the same committee
reported the following resolution:
Resolved That the Secretary far TIE
Defortmen. ofthe Treasury rehort to the
Senate az neir nert meeting me necessary
the Chited States from, fraud and UTMOST
lion on tie remavat cfthc statute Of timita :
fto'is IN relation ~ the foito7vinS claims
neafionedin his rehors Of The 28Eh Of .dhrii,
1910. piz:
1st. Loan Office certificates.
2 lndents for interest on the Public
Debt
s. Final settlement certificates.
4. Commissioners certificates.
s. Army certificates
s. Credits given in lieu of Army certif
Gates cancelled
z Credits for the pay of the army for
which no certificates were issued.
8. Invalid pensions.
20 Also how far yhe statute Of limitations may
with safety De removed as to claims for per-
sonal services rendered in the army of the u.
States during the revolutionary war, and the
guards and checks necessary and proper to
be adopted"
The resolution was agreed to-
Mr.. Crawford from tbs committee OF con-
terence respecting the commercial inter
course bill, made report.
Whereupon reSoiUcd. That the Senate
adhere to all their amendments except the
insertion of the fourth section in the bill as l.
mended, and that the Senate recede from
the last mentioned amendment.
The bill for the relief of William w. Wey-
mouth and Joseph p. Weeks, was read a
third time and passed.
Mr.. Crazgford and Mr.. Lloyd were APP
pointed committee to join a committee to
be appointed by the house Of Rrepresentatives
to wait on the President of the u. States, and
notify him that unless he may have any fur
ther communications TO make to the two
Houses CT Congress, they are ready to adj
journ.
The further consideration of the bill for
the rciiefof john Minor was postponed until
the first Monday in December next.
The bill from the House OF Representa-
tives making further appropriations for com
Pietins toe capital, and for other purposes,
was read three times and passed.
The bill for the relief of p. c. L Enfant
was read three times and passed.
mr.. CyaFy1ord, from tho joint committee
reported that they had waited on the Presi-
dent OF the United States who Informed them
that he had no further communications to
make 10 the two Houses of Congress. y
The Secretary of the Senate, (1Mr. Ous)
having notified the House of Representatives
that the Senate had finished the business be-
tore them and were ready to adjourn
The President adjourned the Senate with
out day. -.
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ID EIOVAL THOMAS DIDDEP. crate
~ iul for tie liberal support he has experien-
ced in bis TRACE, respectfully informs his custo-
Iners and the Public generally, that he has re.
TaoVed his Tai!or's Shop 20 the main street adj
joining Robert Bells ,saddler, and op site Dr.
DuYalTs aPothecaiy shop, where ne il thank
luily receive any business in his lire, and hopcs
by attention and endeayors to please, TO merit a
continuance Of f1ycr.
Richmond, May8 epSm
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GotlgCeB8.
IN SENATE,

FRIDAY, April 27.
We are desired TO say that Mr. Whiteaide !,
mot MIR. Clay, as stated before) made the
motion for adding to the bill concernin &
commercial intercourse new secgion impo
sing general additional duties.
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ID E MI STR Y.
% r, TFJJ NYTST

p. LIE TELLH }--DENTYST.
WHOSE who wish experience the benefits
20 he derived fro my practice, will do
.u to apply immediaty rs shall leave town
le ensuing week.
May /. ct