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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20
10000 Dollars,

fle highest Prize, AID no deduction
Those who are disposed toadvcnturc in the
Harra,d College Louery,
viii do well to purchase Tickets at the TRU-
Ls FoRruxArE LOTTERY OFFICE Of
J. G. SHAW, No. llS, 7isames-sfrcef,
who has already procured for his friends a
number OF prizes, among which was the
Hughes, Prize in the Dixpiile Road Lottery, of
$4,000,
being ono of the largest Prizes ever sold in
this state.
--2oooo--
THIS DAY, Weaassday, Nsv. 30,
The HAnyARD CoLLEeE LOTTERY, wiu
commence drawing in Bos,on--and for the
accommodation of all those wishing to pArtakc
OF the Fauours Of Forfane, the Office will be
kept open until 10 o'clock, This Evening.
tZf@ Present price Of Tickets, s $50, bur
zv'H shortly rise TO 8 600. Prize zsekefs OBJ
frined az sty Office, iaken IN faymshf.
Newport, Nov. 20, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20

IN 1bprenfiee 10 the Printing Business
svoaredcf mir e0lee. Jaiy IL.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-22
4 LONDON, Feb. %.
ANNIVERSARY OFGEN. WASHING
TON

Monday se'nnight being the anniversary of
General Washington, select party of Are
r;can Gentlemen & their friends met at Mr.
Onan's Tavern, Edinburg to celebrate the
day by sumptuous dil.ner. Mr.. John Hun
ter, of Fairfax, county ofVirginia, & younger,
of Ayrhil, 10 the Chair; Nj. S. Van Reas-
sclaer, OF New York, Vice President; Mr..
Renwick, of New-York, principal Stewart.
Dinner was served at O'clock, ard in a style.
that did credit to the management of Mr.. o.
man. 80
The Earl of Buchan Was especially invited IN
to partake of the patriotic entertainment con-
sequence of the high consideration in which
his Lordship has always held the character
and virtue of the spinted Sire" of America
and for the gratifying attentions his Lorlsllip
has repeatedly paid to the American stu
dents, and others ofthcm residing in Edinburg.
The patriotic party continued to indulge in
the praise worthy feelings Of LOYALTY, with the
utmost cordially, harmony, and good fellow
ship, till late hour.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-22
From the 4usssta Herald.
SOMETHING NEW!

dIessrs. PrinterS,--I enclose for your pc
rusal, and for your publication, If you think
proper, the following copy OF letter, written
bv person who proposed opening school
net far from my residence as he Was obliged
10 decline fer want of suitable encouragement,
it NAV seem to evince the little patronage az
forded in frontier county to men OF genius
and learning
Sir---Iaven been lately and frequently soil
cited to open skocl in this naborhood and
haven promise of some considerable number
of skolars sent ne a good rate which it cannot
be expected that shoald devoat any time anG
talents without reasonable compens ashun to be
rcceaved which | have no doubt you will APP
proye.---I have therefore taken the liberty to
rite to by recommendation to acquaint you Of
nv intenshun OF coinmensing the instrucshun
ofyouth which your children though an. told
are promissin have not yet had d good orDor-
tunity of improvement in useful and pcrise
iarpin.---It you should send to me, you may de-
pend upon every attenshun suited to their age
and capasitys being apprehend there are diff
ferent management to be exercised towards
children of different abiliys which I here
yours are remarkabel for their forwardness
and CAPACITY. If that are the case, there pro-
gressmakin will be doubly compassionate.
NV terms of instrucksion in the small classes,
and those just beginning to reed and rite and
sifer, is five dollars quarter always paid when
the children begin, being as some foxes, mite
take them away afterwards without paving not
suspecting you of such conduct which thing
you will approve my method. To them that
are taught geografy, matheamattocks and elo-
cushun, orrotory speekin, charge six dollars,
bein as they requires more attenshun.
If so be as you should send your can send the
money for the first quarter by one or both of
them or bring it yourself when see YOU | am
not particular as to few days but hope it wont
be long. am yours 20 sarve,
JAMES TICKMAN.
! N. B.---You will please if you send to send
me word what branches of larnin you want
them taut.
PS.---You will also send books and paper
and pens and pennife, as always larne skoiars
to make their own pens, but, you need not
send pens to them that you don't want to rite.
nor books to them YOU don't want to reed which
they can do without them. need not tell
you in the words of the poet,
lis edocation forms the youthful minds,
| Just as the twigs's inclind,
! The treese will bend.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-22
WHOLESOME DOCTRINE.

! How comes it Old Man, that with LOCKS
snowy white,
! trace in your features looks yoatatui ana
| bright?
And how does it happen, that crowned with
years, :, ,
In primeval vigor your form still appears
Your cheek is not pale, ).
Your step is not slow;
Your eyes still exhale
| The SOUPS genial glow
Then tell inc Old Man, and thy words II re-
-. lnember)
WHY thy Sumncr still smiles on the brow OF
December 90
ain Youths sunny era, the threshold OF lie,
On which reason and passion he er meet With
ont strife, =,
When the feelings oft stiile reflections small
voice,
And the heart, wildly throbbing, makes plea
sure its choice,
Asserting its sway,
MY mind ceas'd to falter!
And fervently pray
On virtues bright altar,
To live true to the dictates of God and of
reason,
And laugh at the joys which exists but sea-
son.
&C Assured that excuses, however rehn'd
SAP the boly's sound health and enteeble the
mind,
From Youths wild indulgence shrank with
alright,
And the sweets of bland TEMP'RANcE en-
brac'd with delight,
For each lawless draught
From the chalice of pleasure,
THO rapt'rously quah'd
As lies richest treasure,
r, a Circeaa spell luis the dictates OF reason.
And lures to the joys which exist but sea
son.
And now, tho time-honor'd, my locks are
grown white, !
NV features and heart remain youthful and
bright, -,
NV form still is vig'rons tho laden with years,
For HgALTH, Htau'n's cordui, lies pllgrl-
mage cheers.
Contented l wait,
The great, genial doom,
The " h:.t OF fate"
That leads to the tomb:---
I shrink lot from death, for with joy remem-
Der.
That Eterllity's sh,ng will succeed hfe's De-
ceM6er."
Boston, .1h'A, lsll. 5. Z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-22
Public Sale.

On SArURD AZ, the. lib day of May next,
5 ,ns following va!nab!e PROPERTY will be Ct
fered Tor SIZE at the coffee house, OH a
9 credit of s, !s, and 10 months, tor ap-
proved negotiable nctes The sale will
commence at eleven o'clock, A NJ. and the
property will in the mean time be shCwn
by either Of the subscribers.
A House and Lot on Patrick
street, 70, merry the re-idenee OF Mr. James
Russell, and at present OK coupled by Mr. Da-
via Ross. The inprorem hts are OF brick
aud the lot large
An unimproved Lot on King
street. between Patrick and Henry streets,
adjoining the house occupied by James HAM
mend.
An unimproved Lot on FAIR
fax street, adjoining the propety of LIBBY
and Carne--about ore acre enclosed
A Lot on Prince street, adj
joining Thomas Jaunay's dwelling houae-
let on ground rent rever 10 Jesse Green, at
IS pounds Fer year. There is a sail wcod-
en- guiding on this lot,
An unimproved Lot on Hunt
/; INK Greek, soath OF the toSn, containing a.
bout one acre
A Lot In the town OF Lees
burg, in Loudoun county, Virginia
]. H. Hooe,
Il. Brashears,
Executors Of !. Russell
April 90 cts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-22
Matthews & Lawrence,

Have r sale at their Morocco Leather cboh.
in Royal str nearly ottosite the market
house, .1lerandria-
Red, Green, Yellow, Black, Purple, O.
range aud Pea colored Morocco, and qnan-
.ti.y of white Leather, and an assortment of
fInters' 8 Spinning Wool, and glue.
;. April 3. lasw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-22
*x* The Subscribers to the

Union Coffee House arc respccdullyr request.
ed to meet at Wgginfon's Union Tavern, on
King street, at clock, on Mondsy even
ing,. for the purpose of forming regulations
fos the Coffee House
April 20 q.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-22
Schoo9maRe,- zua,sted.

A schoo!nastGr oil sood charactt, IS want.
ed at occoquan, to teach Is OF 20 Scsol rs:
70 whom good encouragement viii b. Aives
by the subscribers.
April 30. df.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-22
April 20.
LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue OLA decree Of The supreme court of
chance,y tor the Richmond dtstri.t IN Il
SUI; between, Robert Carter, Esq. plaintiff
AMI Graham's devisees defendants will DC
sold at au ten, before the front door o.
the cou t housc in QUANTITIES., on the lis;
day Ut the mex superior court OF law Tor
taAt county, viz ON the second Monday In
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-22
A Tract of Land containing

a,5ut 900 acrts, lying IN Prince Naliian
County, Gu The main roat; TO Faulnier from
Dumf.iss, about ten miles from he latter
place 4 ne land viii be sold in two or more
lots 20 suit purchasers, on credit OF one,
Two and three years from the day of sale
excep, for the charges and exp2ncss OF the
safe, which muyt be p,i1 on the day of sale,
ard deducted from the first instalment.-
Bonds and approved security must be given
f,r the p,ymant Of the instruments, and the
title VIII be ret inei as further security,
with leave to apply to tie court of chancery
for a resale in default Of psyment. Mr Ste
phen Frcach, or Mr.. Gains, living near the
premises, will shew them to any disposed to
purchase,
The Commissioners.
April So dts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
RAIRFIRLD RACES !!

L the public, that he has again rented ofthe
proprietor of the Fairfield Course, thst spaci-
Gus aHd comfortable DINING HOUSE in the
field, and purposes at the approaching races to
be prepared to entertain company, he hopes
more to their satisfaction than he was capable
OF the last races t. G. RI. cannot but feel
grateful for the encouragement he met with on
former occasion, when he had to encounter
many difficulties at that time. growing out OF
his inc XDcrience. lie now however, hattcrs
himself tha, he will be better qualified for the
undertaking, and assures the public that no
expence or pains shall ce wanting to render
his entertainment worthy of their patronage.
Sept. 20. .dr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
Gur0pe.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, Ju1v 10.
Seht. 90.

IlOCoEi ot' NOMMONo, JULY ~. :
EItract from Debate ON Me Sd reading
Of the God Coin Bill. -
Mr.. II. Moore said he should detain the
House but for short while upon some points
winch did not appear TO him to have been
touched upon before. and if. when he came
to those points, the House disapproved of his
proceeding, ne would sit down. In his OPT
hion this question should have been left un
touched by me House. whether the paper
was depreciated or not, while the public
dd not murmur He regretted much tnat
his right honorable friend next him (Mr.
oheridan) aid not take up the subjec'. as
ne would Hiucn rsther have attended TO
MIN than undertaken the task himself. -
Alter taking review Of all the measures a
dopted toy Parliament on this head, from
thc year 1927, winch proiessed to be Ten
porary, but were in point OF fact of Ii years
standing, he went mto several calculations
Tor the purpose OF shelving that the Bank
was not IN want OF cash being at least III
the possession OF 55 millions, which only re
CURED proper measures to- bring them into
circulation. lie remembered an expressl-
on % his right hon. friend, with respect TO
the banls Of England, after all the splendid
boasts 1t had made, that Brae was a
good dog, but Hold fast was a better."-
he best course ia MS opinion. under all
the circumstances, would be to let the mat
ter rests and Inc hoped the bill would lie o.
yer a. another session.
Mi. Sheridan would not attempt to take
up the time OF the House, but tor bis having
been almost called 90 by the speech of an
hon. member (Mr. MoUrc.) That gentle.
mau had gone so far as to say that he would
rather he lMr. oheridau) mad spoken than
himself n singular compliment; wnen
~ fact his (Mr. Sheridan's) speech aud OPT
mon must be the direct contrary to those OF
The hon. nenber One OF the allusions was
70 an humble JOKE Of ms ON the name OF q
member OF The House That gentlemau's
name vas biaggc, and he was Chairman Of
\ bank comnutce Who declared their rea.
dinesS 10 pay IN com, II political circumstan
ccs t1ighs nj make II lnexpedent Mr.
PiIt was loud m his praise OF the conduct
o. the o.-ik. anu iail Of sgsGIps at VaeE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
7RIRpY DOLLARS REWARD.

ZH{Rf ~ DOLLARS REWARD.
CTOLEN from the subscribers stable in Pow
~ hAtan County, on the night of Sd inst. small,
dark bay Horse, about 4 feet inches high,
left fore foot white--no other marks at present
Tecollected.-A small yellow bay Horse. with
stripe on his nose, was aimee found in the
woods, near the Subscribers house, with a sad,
die, greatcoat, and sundry other things, which
are supposed to have been left there by the
Thief
The above reward will be paid for the re-
covery Of the Horse and conviction Of the thief,
or twenty dollars tor the Horse only.
E. HARRIS.
Sept. Is. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

M RS. LEES respectfully informs the ladies
-sSA OF Halifax, and the public in general, that
she has commenced the MlLLINER'S BUSI-
NESS at Halifax Courthouse, and intends pro-
scouting the same in all It's various branches
She has established correspondents in Pha
delphia sad New-YoFk, from whom she will re.
Guiariy receive the fashions, and hopes from
her assdu'ty and attention to her business, to
meet With share of their patronage
Sept 20. w2yN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
4 SCAPED rom Czpt. Pool, at Salisbury.
4A North Carolina, on or about the fifteenti,
q. al july iEst, the following Negro MEN -
ADAM Z DICK, which were purchased IL.
the State OF Maryland, a few weeks before ;
they are both very likely men and each abou,
five feet nine or ten lncnes high, and from TWEEN
ty five to twenty seven years old, tile former OF
bright complexion and the latter (Dick) very
black both are very artfui and intelligent ne.
groes-Their clothing Is not recoliected
They will no dou5t attempt to make the best
II their way 10 the northward, and it is stated
that they intend directly TO Richmond, Pc.
teryDurs, or Norfolk, IA ibis state from whence
they expected 10 obtain water passage-An
masters of vessels and others are .forwarned
from hsrhcrlng, or taxing the said negroes out Of
tpe State.
The above eward viii be given for the sp-
prchen. ION of both the said negroes, and secii.
ring Snem in any Jail so that get them again,
or fifty Dollars for either ofthem, and if deliver
ed to me m Surry County, Virginia, all other
reasonable expences Shall be paid.
FIELDEW BELE.
SEPT. 20 4zU :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

TOR SALE. the LAM whefeon the sub.
= serb lives, 10 miles from Richmond, on
the Ereat mountaIn road, containing 588 acres,
about 500 OF which are cleared the balano,
welt tlmbeced with pine and oak, with gooo
buildings tor the accommodation of a FANNY,
q 'nost excellent orchard. For terms apply 4,
Thomas korveil, on
Nm. y. CH4lNBERLHYN1E.
Sept, 2C. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

.Rh has for safe the
5, viz III.
Glass salt cei,ers
Race and ground gin
ger
ice,Nutmegs, Alum
Salt pe're, indigo
Chocolate, Birthstone
tice, Musttrd
Imperial & eunpowder
TIA
P'wder and Shot
Snuff
ivrry Combs
Lsgwood
Writing and printing
paper
German Rolls
Sack bags and sacking
Ravens Duck
Romsl Hs~dkcrcbiefs
american manufact1-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

2aoo sacks salt, most
iy Liverpool filed
10000 lbs Coffee, most.
iy green
IS Crates assorted
queens ware, stone
ware, loose aud N
Hhds.
80 barrels New.Eng-
land Rum
w /. do.
Brown Sugar
Loaf do.
Baltimore Whiskey
Caruiher's and Ley
bu,n'srectiied whis-
key in barrels and
tiercss
New-York prime aud
New Or!e ans pork
Clipt and whole her.
Tings
Swedes md country l.
ron castings
German Crawley and
Dlistered Steel
Window Glass
Oh ma IN small boxes
Half pint and pint tum-
blers
Wine gissses
Sept. 20.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
JUST PUBLISHED,

RY SAMUEL PLEASAETS. and f,r sale
~ a.his Bookstore, near the Bell T; vern.
Richaond, (by ,be Cross, Dnz II or S;gglt,)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

THOR SAIE.-1500 Sacks Liverpool Blown
q Salt
500 do ground do
Bales Coating
-rierces London Porter
DO Green Coffee
Pipes Gin
Tons Bar iron
Do Rod do -
DO Biistered Steel.
RALSTOH & PLEASANTS.
A,mg. 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
TIE VIRGLN1A .ALM.AV:fCI

For the wear 1872, beng bssex,ile or Leap
year: Adapted TO the Lat lude and Meridian
OF Richmond.
BIZ sENTd1LN Ba7'ES Of Rsroeer co,,-i,y
ar Price. " the Gross 4doiiars 25 ents---
hall Greso, dollars Is cents-dozen. rs ceats--
single. cents.
Sept. 90 WV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

YENHE Subscriber having connected him
y self with Mar Edward Waiford, the bust
ness from tins day will be conducted undter the
Firm of Wa,ford and Brooke, at their Office OPP
posite the Msrket-house, where they are prepar-
ed to transact the auction and Commissions busi-
ness on an extensive plan.
RIGID. BROOKE.
They are prepared for the reception of Goods
on consignment, on which liberal advances will
be made in Cash. Their experience added to
che most unremtted attention, will, they fstter
themselves, entitle them TO full portion Of
pu3iic confidence, which will be gratefully &C
kao wleagcd.
WALFORDG BROOKE.
August 6. wit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
SIONE W.ARE NAM.
FHCTrORY

4 DEM AMIN DU.VAL, s. Co. have com
.Ye menced Il STONE WARE MANUFAC-
iOhI, at Duyals Tile Manufactory, with ma
ter'ais which they think superior, to any hereto
lore used in the u. States. The drawing of
sneir First Kiln, justifies this opinion and con
Sinces them, that they can sell on better teams
70 the buyer, than any Mandatory onthe Con
zinent.
August q. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
Sept. Is.

OODS.-The Subscriber residing on the
NJ maln-street, Immediately fronting the cross
street leading from Col. Mayo's Bridge, has
for sale the following articles to wit:
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500 Sacks Salt L. r. Paints and Oils
Filpd Candles and Soap b.
200 Boxes Window the box
C,Ass 8.1o-1O-12 Old Antigua Rum
I215 Hest F. Brandy
20 Bales spinning cot. Brown and Loaf Su.
ton gar
20 Hhds. P.v. Wits Coffee
key Imperial Gunpowder
as Tons Iron assort. and
ed Hyson Teas
German and Crawley Ginger & ll-SPice
Steel Best Spanish Segars
ENGLISH Blstered and Powder and Shot
Country do. Glue
Nail Rods Glass Ware
-Wappou and Cart box : Seine Irvine
es Playing Cards. &c. &c.
Bar Lead
Also several Bales Woollens containing Twill
led Coatings and Flannels 10 the amount OF
S 5000, all of which will be solo low tor cash
Oh Town scceptances.
Sept Is. epSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

ri OTICE.-A petition will be presented to
\ " tns next General Assembly of Virginia,
for FAYE to Turnpike the Road from Richmond
TO Petersburg
Sept 13. w6w
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nj OTICE.-The Subscriber being DESTROYS
IN of asccrtaning the state of the affairs o'
The ate M1jor Lawrence Butler, decd re
quests all persons having claims against his es.
tate, to make them known to him without de
lay. In Masking this communication the cla''
mant IS asked to state particularly the nature.
amount and date of his demand. Those who are
indebted to the estate, are hereby called up
on 10 make payment.
ROBERT PAGE, Ad,lr
With the viii annexed of
LAWRENCE BUTLER, decd
Frederick County, Va
September 3. SIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

XXyILLIAM SHAPARn has for ssie the
Wv following GOODS viz =:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

A CHOICE PARcKL OF HI I'd BRICKS
~ FOR SALE. Enquire at this Once.
aug. IS. .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

He copartnershp heretofore exist.'., &c
L ,Nseen the subscribers, under the firm OF
BRrSON G. P4RKHILL, - this day dissolved
by mutual consent-Thosc indebted to said
firm are earnestly requested 10 make imnedi-'
ate payment TO JoHN PAaKHILL. who is duly
authorised 10 settle the concerns of the said
trm..
ANDREW BR1'SON,
JOHN PARKHILL.
September /.
THE HARDWARE < IRONMONGERY
business heretofore conducted by the ABOVE frrp
will nc cont:ued by tae subscriber, who par
poses selling at very mod prices, for cash
-cr approved paper.
JOHN IiRKHILL
September g, Nv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-01

WEDNESDAY Dec. %.
| Mr.. B1rWeH offered the following resolu
ton, remarkmg that similar resolution had
been adopted IN 1904 and Dill reported.
but not acted OH IRON the pressure of other
business and he presumed there could be
no objection to providing a remedy in a
case, where he omission had been entirely
by accident This Limitation of time for en-
tsring claims. Mr. b. said. was almost un
known IN any other country than the u $
and generally affected most severely those
who were particularly entitled to indulgence
All those persons who might be supposed
to be disposed to detraud the public were
always attentive to their interests; but
there was class of honest claimants who
were inattentive, and who were generally
, the sufferers by the act of limitation.
: Inc following is the resolution offered
by Mr.. Burwell, which was referred, on the
suggestion of M. Poinderter, to the COM
mittee of Public Lands.
Resolved, hat further time of six months
oughI t" oe allowed 10 claimants to land in the
State OF Georgia, south of the state of Tennessee,
to gister the evidence. IF their titles with the
Secretary of State o o.. u.
On motion OF Mr.. MorTow,
ResolUea, Tbat ti,E committee of Public Lands
be instruct d to enquire what provision ought 10
be IN de respecting the location of Virginia Mill
tsiy Lahu warrants, we ST OF the boundary line
d signsted by the act of the 23d day OF March,
1904 and that they report thereon by bill or o
tTt' wise
On motion Of Mr. Johnson, the II ,use
came TO resolution 70 appoint comm, ee
to revise 'he laws for establishing u aiding
houses. &c. and regulating intercourse "a
mong The IrdIaD tribes
Nj. Shr6ey presen ed the petition o, Sa-
muei II nscn OF Samuel p ing a further
compeasa ion tor Certain Services cendered
III The naval es' abishment Of t"e u ).
Referred 70 the Committee of Claims.
Mr N kiTkey IF, redsthe following reso-
luton Tor conSdera ion:
X s1IUed ."e' i IS exped,ent to appropriate
SUI ut money not exceeding doll us for I'll e
Purposs of 'npro' ng the Post Road leading
from Washington e. Marietta in the state of q
hio, payment # which tn be msde out of anv
funds appropriated for making turn,ikes or other
roads from the A'iantic waters to the waters O {
the OhiJ.
Alter some remarks on the proper mode
OF disposing of thus motion, it was so modi
he'd as to propose To refer the subject to the
COMM tee of Public Lands
The resolution as amended was disagreed
to, Ayes %.
Some other business of minor importance
was done. The house adjourned at an ear
ly hour.