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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10
OF COMMUNICATING

nISSOLUTIOE OF COPARrNERY.- The
~ Copartnery of NICOLSON, HEIR 6.
Co. will expire on the first day of january
next, agreeably to the Articles thereof, after
which the Coal business hitherto carried on by
them, will be continued by the undersigned
surviving partners Of the said Company, under
he firm of HETH, RANDOLPH c, DIGGES,
who are happy to inform their customers G the
public generally. that their prospect for full
supply Of very superior COAL is more than us,l.
ally Haterring.
K6RRY HETH,
BEVERLY RIM DOLPH,
. EDW.dRD u. DIGGES.
They wish, to hire about fifty Negro Men, for
the ensuing year. -,
Manchester, December 81, ,4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

NE subscriber is disposed to sell ais Stock
OF GROCERIES,. at his Store opposite the
Swan Tavern, on accommodating terms In case
OF sale, he will rent the Store House for one
year. and give immediate possession
ED: H4LLAM
He has also for sale, at his Store. first door a
Dove the Eagle Tavern, 40 hogsheads and 100
barrels New Orleans and Muscovado Sugars.
Gun-Powder, Imperial, Young Hyson and Sou
chong Teas, by the chest, of t. e latest important
on, 10000 lbs. Goshen Cheese, which is warrant
ed ut first quslity-A few dozen Salt Petred
Hams n -
Just received, by the slip Unity, direct from
BRISTOL, and now opening, an elegant supply of
rich Cut Glass.
Decembei f. ,,,,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

VIE rhsees nf The WIS HING PIN = W.
L RT' 1C4DEMT in the county of II 81 n.
wish to employ gentleman of good moral and
nterary character, to preside over that ms iti-
on the ensuing year. rhe Latin and Greek lam,
guages, English Grammar, Reading, Writing.
Arithmetic and the use of the globes, are the
branches which they would be glad to have taught
= Inc situation of the place is pleasant aid re-
markedly healthy about twelve niles from
Richmond The houses will be put ~ good re.
par, and should The president be disposed to EN-.
Pioy any hands IN agriculture, there are FIVE nun
hred acres OF land at his service during his pre-
siac"cy The neighborhood is agreeable, and
sufficient Of rtselfto afford encoursoement IN am
attentive teacher. Gentlemen who may incline.
to undertake tie charge of this Academy win
be pleased 70 make application to the subscriber,
on or before the l2' of Jeuuary, IS a choice viii
probably be made about that time
THO VAS TTNSLE1,
PestdeHt Of the Bonrd
jan D. 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

NJ OTICE-The subscribers have o saed
STORE, next door above the house for
merry occupied by Messrs Ro6t Gr allan Pollok.
and intend carrvii,g business under the :i~rn
of William Cofquhoun G. Co. will always kee, on
nand, general assor,m mt of DIR G0O OSs
suitable to the season, which they win sell .,w
~ wholesale. for cash. or on a credit to punctuaa
customers
They have now received all their London sup-,
ply, from the ship Averick G. ny the ship George
q Susan, daily expected from Liverpool, they,
WI receive their Coarse Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery. which will nplete tueir ass 1rtment fog
this fall
WILLIAM COLQUHOUN,
WALTER &c rHOS COLQUHOUNx
Move nber 6.
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ID ICHARD ANDERSON CO MMISsION
~ MERCHANT, near the Baa ". Rio fnond,
is thankful to MS friends for tie liberal encol.
rsgement he received the last year, and hopes,
by strict attention to business--to merit cOnti-
nusnce of their favors.
December WIN,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

VIE Subscribers have Just received ,,iy
IT besi DUTCH Boil INC CLOTHS, ralch
they "ftTr for sale: Also, Cases mems fina Ilts.
and IRISH Linens, Kerseymeres, Mems &c.
womens' Cotton Hosiery, Havannah Cigars, Cam
dies, Soap, Rais.ns in kegs, Muscovado D IN
hossheads and barrels, few boxes 10 by il nd
100 iioNes o , ~ sVrI,ciow Glass at an uats,lai-
y io* price, and as agents, constant su ,piy of
Beck's Parent Shot
M G. b. 17f.ERS.
november so. 2vS,yh
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a LII persons having claims on the Estate Of
L Col Edward Darlington. decd are desi-
req TO make them known, sni those who are in.
neo,ed I" the Estate are requested to make in
medl &c payment
ELIZh j CARING ron, Hdm'r.
Richmond, Dec. 20 Nv
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SAAC KIM Ny, son If Walter Kinmy, Who
lived IN Petersburg. Virginia, at the begin
ming of the Revolutionary War, is very les BUS
OF being informed whether any descendant of
the family IS yet alive. He resides near TO Sc
neva, IN the state OF N.w.York, to which place
a letter may he conveyed by mail.
november 20. On
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10
AMERICA M SEANTEN
IN FRANCE. &c. &c. &c.

Letter from the Secretary Of State, enclosing a
detailed statement Of the public expenditures for
the relief Of american Seamen in Europe, and
Of other circumstances connected Herewith a.
Sreeabiy to a request Of the chairman of the
committee Of ways and Means, Of the 14th
instant.
December II, 1910.
SIR.
Your report on the subject of additional
funds for the relief and protection of destitute
American Seamen in foreign countries, being
referred to the committee Of ways and means,
am instructed to apply to you for detailed
statement of the advances made by our agents
abroad the circumstances of the persons for
whose relief they were applied; by whose
means they were bro't into distress, & in what
branch Of trade they were engaged.
Ibsve the the honor to b.,
Your most Obcdient, az
JOHN w. EPPES.
The Secretary of State.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

a NOS ALLEY, at the Nez, Y,yL I,,,s,,,
Shoe Store, informs the ladies' of R;cl,rn,oI-
/ At he has Just received in d fresh assortm 4 OF
Cork Soled Bootees, walking shoes, Sc-Also a
general assortment OF other kind Of shoes
December Is A,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10
"M. B. PAGE, having taken tina. oelepra.
w ted stand. known as the
SWAN-TAVERN.

Hopes, by his steady personal attention to his bu
slness, to support the high reputation which it
has enjoyed under the long management of Capt
Moss. AS he has two excellent houses detach
ed tro the tavern, travelling families, & Others
will probably find the SWAN as desirable rem.
devious any in the city.
December 4. w8w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20
Paper Hangings.
GEORGE KANTON,

HAS lately received many new and elegant pee
A. terms OF PAPER hAN6lNGS AND BOR'
DERS, anda large assortment of low priced IA,
PEks, suitable tor rooms and window curssins, al
OF which he will sell 50 per lower than can d
purchased elsewhere 10 this State.
::::::JUsT RseEJyED As xBoyE:s:ss:
large assortment OF HATS, from the Dos{a1
and Portland Manufaetories, among which are geo
tiemens supertne Beaver, vl<gant in shape and ~
the best quality y---9iss Mebs and Youths CASTOR
ard plated Hats. Several boxes Mems and Doys
fcit Hats BY the box single.
--ALso, yusr RRcKIvRp<
Bouduch's Practical Navigator and Hunts Asne.
rican Coast Pilot, ofthe latest improved sdisons.
Family Bibles with and without plates.
Prayer Books Of the most elegant editions.
Philadclphia Letter Paper by the rexm OF less
quantity and many articles Of Stationary great
variety of Johnson's Philadelphia edition Of ~HIIr
DhEN's BOOKS, with superb engravings. Original
Poem for Infant Minds with plates, 2 vols. a
THE BOOK STORE
Is furnished with SCHOOIsBOOKS Of every kind in
use. Every new publication constantly received
for sale.
Just published, Curse of Rckan, poem, hy Ssss-
shey, vols. Homer Burlesqued. vols, &C. /.
Pubhck and private Libraries can be furnished
with Books lower than can usually DC purchased in
Boston or New York with secondhand Baoks.,
not much injured at Tess than hal the original yaue
Subscribers to the Songsser's Rspssisery. BY,
Nath. Dearborn, will please call and receive Their
books. JUN 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20

HAvfNG been appointed Auctioneer,. and gwen
Il bonds as the law requires, respectfully niorms
the pubck he is ready to ofIiciae bis Office, and
will be happy to serve those who may be peased to
avour him with their consignments.
He also has Tor sale, as usual, al bis new
store, No. So. Thames-strsct, opposite Mr.,Josrpn
LYo'Es, variety OF Hard Ware, Shr.chandi,ly
and Groceries. exceeding cheap, for cash or barter
Also, gives cash for old Copper, Brass, Lead,
Pewter, Scrap and Cast Iron, old Junk, Oakum
coarse and fine Rags, Case and Junk Bottles. &c.
Newport, sept IS, 1911. p~tt =
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40. 80, Ihames-Ssrsrs,
LAS Just received a new Stock oi
= - Plated, Britannia and Japanncd WARES.
-Also--a general assortment of modern Jewelry
an Fancy Goods. w so
Gold Necklaces, Silver Wares. BIC. as usual.
Oct. l6. 80 'tsf '-NsH t3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20
JUST RECEIYED,

a few hundred yards fine Dunsta5le. equal,
Ladies wishing to be furnished With Hats or Bonnets,
OF the newest fashion, and most superiour quality,
viii please call soon. at 175, Thames street.
.diso--common and low.prced Hats and Bonnets,
Of every fashion. BERNARD HILL, Jun
Aug. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20

Ohhosite the Red Market, has for saie,
A Quantity fgood Butter and Cheese.
4 y Also, good assortment Of mems and chill
drens Shoes, in addition To his assortment OF Gro.
ceriss. likewise few barrels Of new Flour.
Oct. 16. &s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20
CHEAP SHOES.
JOHN ". DAYIS,
or sale. at his slloc store.

OFFERS for sale. at his shoe store,
~ No. 100. THANIssrRyxr,
A large and extensive assortment OF Shoes,
of the most fashionable patterns and coiodrs and Of
the first quality, which he is determined TO sell AS
cleap can be purchased in this state. Ladies and
gentlemen who may be disposed TO favour him with
their custom, will do weil to call and sec.
Those ladies and gentlemen who wish TO be fitted
from their measure, with Boots or Shoes will please
to call ut the shoestUre at his mandatory IN the
rear Of his shoe-storc, where he employs number
shortest nsticc. .fpril ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20
Daniel Sheldon.

u EPECTFUILY informs Iis friends, that he
~ has on hand
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shinglcs,pinc Shinglc, Boards, planks,
Joits, &c. SC.
BURNEs' Wharf. Nso Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20

4Ses uss recsived bales long staple Cotton Of th
6rst quality.
The above articles win Oe sold on reasonable tern
for CASH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20
William g Henry Moore,

TO close Concern, offer for sale on very
reasona)bls terms, for cash or approved notes.
20 hhdt. Sd proof Windward island RUM,
40. IJamaiea 90 do. NewEngland, do.
40 piplbs Gin best kinds
50 bo7kes, and 20 bbls Havana Sugars
50 hl4ds retailine xd0lasscss
1eAAeAs Soschong, and HyAon TEA;
- soog0'wx eo0d HeDSEE E
30 halss 0rlcan. COTTON,
100 Quihtsls Dry FISH
9 tons &C Iron and Nails Of all sorts.
And general assortment Of GROCERIES.
ALSO
rukL ANp xxTkNsIvx SUPPLY or
DRY GOODS
At their stores in .MarlSs-ssu0e & TAame s. street..
As their goods we're well laid in, they are enabled
20 sell them a. low as At any store IN .hswbsrt.
N. b. All persons having unsettled accounts with
shem are requested to call and settle the with.
out delay. Aug. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20
F~ GROCERIES
William White.

Has JUST RECEIVED .a.vD
oilers for sale, st the store. Lery Aarf formerly
oceapied by the Py3gvsssivs CsHpany, No. IL.
~ NHOESkaLEO q RETaIL.
ASenec,I tAssortm<nt of 0rocery, Cro:kery, and
Glass Ware, 0o--csssisTrxo or
Rum Black Pepper
Sm Ginger
cogni.s BRANDY Ri%snto
spanish Table Salt
D'oo's' Tyson Ass,Gari,} 4 s.;,;ad, FLOUR
nyaon AKIN TEAS. Wrapping Paper.
0ovcnong Raisins
nonea Tobacco
Conec Rice
Cnocoiate Soap
Loaf Candles
navanna SUGAR Cheese
white & Butter
1rown and Meal
HALSO,%
800 quintals Goldfish;
900 boxes English Herrings.
20 dozen sets Of Measures
400 bbls. prime Beef;
so do. Mess do;
20 do. Mess Pork!
80 do Prime do;
1000 bbls. best Neg Butter
10 kegs Lard,
1000 lbs. Cheese,
10000 punches Onions;
bales Upland Cotton,
80 hhds. Molasses;
20 bags West India Coffee
$50 ". Shinsles, with quantity Of Boards
and Lathss Of the FIRST quality.
The AboVn articles are TO be sold the most rea-
sonabie terr4s for cash or approved credit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

| we beg you u aceeps ocr.conesat,.
'a atoms co Your election, ild wiz, taA
expression of public coaacieycp 80
u'e9uiyccsiiy conveyed, ey the \ ).
orssie mode in waiel. shst elsction -.
oeen made, to ning,. sse assur 80
VI our confidence, respect and .st~,.,..
10 which Mr. Mao ce y as. pI...s,,d
10 make the foiiowinE reply
CENTLgMEa, --L- nv tl-,,;o
the otlce OF Chief Nlaeis,rate, becnm.
vacant by The resigaation, of Mr. ~.
Ter, which yoa have been so cood =,
70 communicate t. me, en- the nar,
o. the Ssnat= and House OF ID lees,,.
claims my most grateful acknowlrds,
ment.
Having devoted, almost the wb,,le e
my life, from very carly youth =, ~.
service OF my country, and il trpsts oe
the greatest LEGACY aud in,por,a,os
the, generous retrospect which, voA,hay.,
taken, and the favorable opinion With
YOU have EXPIRE ssed, Of nay con,luc, ~.
lord me heartfele satisfaction C,nsr;.
Gus OF having performed nv duty. |,
every situation in which | have be-,,
placed, with great industry and integ,i.
ty, the appreciation OF the General 4 :.
sembly, which Is evinced by this styon'.
PROOF Us confidence, is = most prasify,
ing rrecompers-, for all tire labours an.
xieties and cares, 10 which 1 have ne.
csssarily been exposed. Ifthis conf.
dencs can be preserved, as T have ~,
doubt at can, by a diliig-nt and fai.btn,
performance OF the duties Of the ofg;r-
TO which am elected, and by contri.
outing my bess exe,sions to the sunror.
of our republican Institutions, rtbay.
no hesitation in declariny, that the "a.
vorablr anticipations, which Won hav.
hsen pleased to in,iulgr, in regard 10
my future conduct, shall moi be d;ssr.
pointed.
1 beg you. gentlemeu, to accep, NV
ne'tsn90kE, for the very polite < Iriend-
" eer'ss, "a which you have communi.
Gated TO me my election, to The h;qb
OHIO. conferred on me by the Genefsl
Assembly, aud to be assured tat r
sh-ll always take deep interest IN
your personal welfare.
JAMES MONROE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

we look forward with anxiety. --The King
ntmaes stu very much ndisposed, the
iase accounts are very nntavorable, aud
irohl the advanced period of ms lie, il IS
mol supposed that he Can Withstand, tor a.
ny length OF time. the aifiiciIoa with which
he has been visited.
January 10.
Captain Child, of the schr. Sarah Lad.
son, arrived here this morning from Lis.
bon, informs, that the French mad receiv-
reinforcement of $4,000 men, and ad. :.
vanced asaiH to the position they formerly
occupied the combined army have fallen
back To their strong line.
Capt T.. further InIorms that a packet
arrived there OH the 18th from England ;
he saw English papers to the beginning OF
December the British king continued very
Ill. ,Tne Prince of Wales had been APP
pointed Regent.
Flour IL dollars, corn . rs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
Iracf of Land,

~ the aforesaid county, containior BY ss,im,
y o. hour bundled aad eighty f,,. and If
~ - nc the sane bDse or less, and adioinn,
v" lHnds OF HezskI u hpscomb. Jesse Car.
l.na md others the terms Of sale ,eill be ole
iowth Of enc money pFd on ihs dag Of sale.
'"e io"ih on az lst day of March 49, oee
i"orih %" the FIST day ~ Narca 1910, as,d one
hn'r'h on The lst day u March i3i4--a deed
OF ,r,rt 20 -ecnrc be- paenenl 81 ile Lasd,
aod Bonds ggh a5yssysj stc,iaiy to be,r ~
'eresi IRON ihe date fsfi BE require 3 out tic
l'iee 81 v'H be remit ed "a tic .rsicipai IS
Fsnctuaiy pad,
Edgsrd Walton, Exs'pr.
J'nnaJ 81, 1910, o..S.D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
FOR TH1 ARGUS.
UPON THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM.
No. ~.

No. ~.
L have said thai, there is but little
defect, in our Judicial system, il it
were properly executed; and, UPON
reflection, sill think so; but, since
this is not the case, it bs co .1es neces-
sary to point to the eau,es of delay, In
some OF the courts, IN order that tbev
MAY be removed and algo to ths de-
fects, which exis', in some parts Of the
system. that proper remedy NAV be
applied 10 them. My hiots Will be
confined to the courts inthcir orde-.
4. As to the couB'y courts. with
respect to these courts, 1 have already
remarked thAt, thee IS no defect in
the system bus, there may be IN the
execution of 1t: and this is shewn by
the followiag example: ia the county
oil Prince Edward, the causes on me
chaucery side % the court. are as ,e.
gai4ry di'psteh>d as the uscs are ON
;le law side. 6nt, in the courty oi
Cumberland, the chancery docket Is
almost laid aside while tne law dock.
CT receives, IN some degrc tae a,tcn-
tton OF the court: hence, coaclade.
thas 'his - the fault OF the magistrates
IN Cumberland, and not Of nc ), stem,
- that is the same in DO n c.aaties.
as veil as throughout tn state.
The causes OF delay in these courts
generally proceed from a varirty oil
circumstances, the MOS. pro a,ias4I ii
watch ate,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

RI c II A. O n ID,
TUESDAY, JANUARY %. ISL.
JOSIAH QUINCY.

JOSI All QUINCY.
lhe very extravaganza assertion of
this young man in Congress, in rela-
ton to a dissolution, of the, Union. Is
more to be ridiculed than reasoned
down. He tells rs that it is his
deliberate opinion that an ad mission Of
orleans as state will be virtual alb.
,, reg ,tion of the Union. The iust re.
ply TO such a declaration would be, To
say, If such be his deliberate opinion.
ms deliberate opinion is a very siIly
one aud that it isno more worthy Of
consideration than the silly opinion of
any other young man. But, rs he is
n err,ns f-iew-citzrn, we will chari.-
taoly discuss with brevity the copst;-
tational point which his declarat,on
Involves. The Constitution say .Nezy
States may be ad,aitfed into tAe Unio.,
There is, we believe, no limitation
this principle of admission. Theirs is no
mention that il is TO be- confined 20 the
actual territory IF the Stases at ,he
psriod when=lh. ccnstitutioa was adon-
It'd and hose who have stated q :
intention ofthe trainers ofthe coDsti,u-
ton IL this respect have said tina, the
provision was introduced, for the pur-
pose of embracing Caeala. There
being, therefore, no Prohibition to ac.
cepting Orleans asa state, ard the
same reasonholding good with r.spect
to Orleans as to Canada, to.wit the
safety and integrity of the Union.
where Eve ask caEdid men, Is the OBJ
lection TO the admi.sion OF it into The
Union There is mons. and w,
must believe that Mr.. Quincy is nlaysl.
ing at false opinion when he SAYS there
is.
Leaying this special p int, we can,
not susicIentlv condemn the common
argument, which we perceive freanent-
iy introduced on the floor OF Congress.
name ", that 'hi' or that measure will
AiSsofOe the Union. The embargo
was TO dissolve the Union the non
intercourse was to dissolve the Union
taking our own properly in Wes Flo
rlda Is TO dissolve the Union the III.
States Bank charter is 20 dissolve ,bc
Union and adding state to the u
mon is 10 dissolve che Unii,n which
iasf, may be called Josiah 9uincg's
BuH; for that which increases cannon
certainly dissolve the Union. Now
all this is the merest trash, Consider
ed as argument) that men with heads
on their shoulders can offer n fright
the world out of iss wits. We fancy
these same prognosticators have very
different thoughts at bottom than
dSsoi0ing' the Union they want TO
alarm themselves into the govern
ment OF that very Union which thew
threaten us with a dissolution of. Az
any rate, the sober, good sense of the
old-fashioned people of the II. S ases
is not to be anuihilated by the intern
Perate Prattle of boys aui politicians
OF days growth. Qaincv's ex-
preston, like all other bubbles, viii be
blown to and fro, and finally burst IN
TO nothing; for there are enough OF
frivolous people to z0oader at it. But
why should we wonder Is il apy
thing extraordinary thst young bar.
ty man should say a silly thing And
with respect to i's Icing Mr.. Gain
cy's deliberate opinion, that only proves
that &c is capable OF saying with de-
liberation what other week men would
hardly say if they were drunk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
IMPORTANT.

Extract-to respectable house in this
city, dated London, Nov. IS.
Letters from the first houses in Paris,
to the seth October, give no hope Of a
change or the present commercial system.
The custom-hoases had not received any
orders on the 30th October, for the admis-
sion of'American vessels.
MORRALL e BORLAND."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
WAsH1xcros Cry. January Is.

1t wilt be seen, by the documents aocomps-
nyng the message OF the President to Con
gross. read Yesterday in the House of Repre-
sentatives, that no step had been taken bv
Great Brirain on the 5th of Novemhe-, f,hree
DAYS after the operation OF the revocation by
France of her decreesl towards a revocation
ut her orders in council, nor any movement
indicative of a determination TO revoke their.
The period rap dly apprrla ches when, acror
ding to the proclamation of the President con-
Dccted with the act of Is Nav, 1910, the
nou-intercourse between the United States Il
Great Britain will be renewed. Looking to
this event, We understand that bill is beto,e
the committee Of foreign relations, and will
be re ported perhaps this day for CARRYING the
provisions of the act OF May last more COM
riete!y Into eliect.-Nat Inteligencer.
The bill introduced by Mr.. pope, authors
ing a subscription on the part ofthc United
States to the stock ofthe Ohio Canal Company,
has passed the Senate.
The hill introduced by Mr.. Horsev, author
lsing the sale and grant of Certain quaint ty.
oi public land 70 the Chesapeake and Deia-
ware Canal Company, has also passed the
Senate.
The House of Representatives yesterday
res''ned the consideration OF he bill for the
admission OF the territory Of Orleans into the
Union. u was opposed bv Mr.. Pitkn ON &C
count ot the underlined extent westward Of the
territory PROPOSED to be erected into stsre !;
and by Mr.. Quincy. in speech of considera-
bic length. ON the gyound ina Congress have
not constitutional right TO admit INTO the u
Mon people inhabiting ,e,ri,oy which was
not m possession of the Untel States at The
period OF The adoption of the constitution. -
This debate is chiefly interesting from the in.
production by Mr.. Quincy of the question
Wne'her or not any state can, OF its own mere
will secede from the Union Our readers
Will find his position more minutelv and Der.
haPs more correctly stated in the ConGression
al proceedings OF yesterday to which we also
refer them for proof OF the tolcration of the
Republican cart Of the House Of Representa-.
yves; eVfnced IN their refusal to check The
freedom of debate, even when doctr;nes we've
advanced 81 hostile 20 their sentiments, as
maniiesliy tending to the event, contemplated
win abhorrerice by every good citizen of
dissolution ofthe Union, in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
E&tfact from INC Jouynal Of ths
RoNse oC DcLeenLes.

Mr.. Preston [of Montgomcryl from
the committee appointed on the part
OF this House, TO act jointly With a
committee from the Senale in notify.
ing to James Monroe, esquire, his e
lectioa to the Office of Governor or
Chief Magistrate of this conmon
wealth for one year, reported that tn.
committee had, according to order,
performed that duty in the folio wing
address