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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19
Valuable Lands for Sale

I WISH TO SELL MY PLANTATION. near
Il Staunton The Tract contains about ais
acres, nearly the whole OF which is well encIo
sed--there are about SO acres of meadow. now
III the highest state of Improvement, and 6 or
10 acres more can be made at a small expence
estimate the quantity Of frst-rate meadow
land at 50 acres.
There are comfortable and convenient build.
ings of allknds, and in addition to the meadow,
there are 80 to 100 acres Of cleared land, about
so Of whichi is now well set with red clover. the
greater part Of which viii Weld an abundant
crop of Hay next year.--The land is generally
arabic and of good quality 1t lies ON he
creek which passes through Staunton, and an
proaches within quarter Of mile of the town:
IS well watercd, having in addition to the creek,
a number Of excellent Springs.-The situation
is healthy, tie SC ncry beautiful, and capable
OF the highest improvements of taste, whilst
the rich, arabic and meadow lands promise an
ample remuneration Of any lubour the owner
may bestow upon them.
The buildings are sufficient, with few re-
pairs, tor the reception of two families, by
which, Two friends, wishing to purchase a sum.
mer retreat, in partnership, could be accommo.
datcd.--IfI do not sell the entire tract before
the first OF January next, will, on that day
sell in Lots, and at Public Auction, 80 or 40 a,
ores thereof, on the side next TO town, incIu
ding 10 or ID acres Of the meadow; and on the
same day, will lease out in Lots of 8 or a.
crcs each, aud for the term of seven years, my
,nds adjoining Staunton, late the property OF
VIM. Bower, deed. including that meadow.
which contains about nine acres.
Plans Of the Lots, in both cases, with the
terms Of sale, and Of the Leases, will be depo-
sited, at an carly day, with my friends Peter
fleiskeli and Samuel Clark, who will attend TO
The business on my behalf.
Letters addressed to me at Richmond, will
be attended to.
Nov. 70. We,
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Glass Tun5lers.

1890 Straws 10 pint Tumblers 10000 WI
Brown Sugar, Bar Iron assorted, Castings, Shot
and WhisSey, just received by the scliooners
,deline from Baltimore, and Antelope from
Norfolk, and for sale opposite the Rel Tavern !.
by WM. SHEPHERD.
Oct. %. tf
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NOTICE.
Oct. %.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that be has Rem vea
ts the House formerly occupied by Robert
Johnson, one door below Harry Tompkins,
where he has received a lar'e and elegant as
sortment of FALL AND SPRING GOODS.
l., JOSEPH
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twenty-five Negroes,
Rees' Cyclopedia.

Volume XIX. parts / and II, and vol.
Xxx, part ], are just received and ready for
delivery at this Oficc.--1J@ Subscribers
VIII please coll OF send for their Docks, #
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For Sale hs S. P,ensnnt..

- Tor Sale by S. Pleosarts, :
The Tr.a. ofCapt. IL, Whitby. |
For THE MURDER OF JOHN PIERCE,
wITH MS DYING DgcLARATIoH-- ALSO,
ihe Trial oil Capt. g. Crimp.
FOR PIRACY AND MAN-STEALlNG,
BY AN EMINENT REPORTER,
{ The celebrated Counsellor SAMPSON
also, 5ast Received For Sale as above,
A FEW COPIES OF
ParkinsOn's Hymn Book.
And a fresh supply of THE WORKS of til,
Rev CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN, L. l. ID. com.
prisng his Christian Researches in Asa-his
Memoir on the expediency OF IN Ecclesiastical
Establishment for British India, and his STAR
IN THE EAST, with TWO NEW SERMONS
to which is added, Doct Kerr's curious and
interesting Report, concerning the state Of the
| Christians i'll Cochin and 1ravancore-matle at
the request OF the Governor of Matlras.-CPrice
81 ISL If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19

TAKEN UP By James shelton, zen. ON Ow
ems creek Of Louisa county, BRINDLE UEI.
FER, with white belly, some white ON the
back and tail, with some white on the inside o.
both hams, marked with crop aud overkeel
in the left ear, and crop and underkeel in
the right, supposed to be three years old--ap
praised to nine dollars.
MATTHEW GRUBBS,
JOHN GORDON,
DANIEL ASTON.
u3tp.
Sworn 10 before me this goth O-t 1911.
JOHN JACKSON
a Copy,
NJ. POINDExTER, D. e.L.c.
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Lately fa6Hshedandf by S. Pieasants,
Richmond,
A GENERAL SELECTION.

A GENERAL SELECTION.
Or the newest & most admired HYMNS
and SPIRITUAL SONGS, now in use.-By
the Rev. STITH MEAD (second edition, re-
vised, corrected and enlarged, and published
by permission'oft the Virginia Conference held
at Raleigh NJ C.)-price 60 1-2 cents.
For Sale at this Office Price 1919 Cents
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'gVfIE FOURTEENTH DRAWING OF
TIE WILLIAM AND MARY col
hEGE LOTTERY OF NINETY NUM-
''ERS took place at the Capitol, or the
l.th inst. when the following numbers were
d s'9rsrom the wheel, viz.
=, 20 - -,
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~ The Managers Official List of all the
Prizes drawn in the New York Union Col
iege Lottery No. III, is received and may
be examined gratis at this Office.--Orders
Tor whole Tickets, halves, quarters and
eighths IN the Susquehanna Grand Double
Number lottery, now drawing three times a
week, received at this Office If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19

ME- expect 10 receive in few DAYS, large
w assortment of COARSE GOODS, viz.
Striped Du!ilc and Rose Blankets-Wh;tc
napt Cottons-Coloured and White Plains-
Coarse s-Coatings-Fearnough White
& Colourcd Fannels--row 8, Flax Oznaburgs
acknowledging, &c.
ALSO
l bale of Supe,finc Cloths-Two Trunks Of
Cambrics-Hosery in Trunks, assorted-an,.
Pirs, assorted.-Which we propose selling on
reasonable terms bv the Package
GALLEGO, RICHARD, &c Co.
Nov End, 1912. tf
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b A c . N.

H>HE subscriber has ren.~vad his office I,
IL the Market house, where he continues t,
buy and sell on commission ali kinds OF Stoc.
ALSO Tobacco, Flour, &c. And will be
all times ready to sell at public auction be
fore the Bell Tavern, or in the morning a.
the Market House, Houses, Lands, Fuini
ture, Slaves, Horses, Merchandise, Vessels
and Cargoes, or any species of property thai
may be offered ~ Advances of cash made
1t required. BARTLETT STILL,
Broker e Yendue Master,
Richmond, Virginia.
N. b. His stated hours in the Office vii! BIZ
rom u o'clock A. NJ. and from ! to 6 o
clock p. NJ. b. s.
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
AZ Raes d9tfen in the Clerks Office ofAe sn6e
TiOr Court Of CEdnceyy far tie Richmond Dis
riet, the 4 M day Of Tuly, 1912.
Inc Mutual Assurance Society against fire on
buildings of ,he State of Virginia,
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AGAINs t

Against
'o sian, "oodsH"' Der.
The defendant Josiah Woodson not law
ing entered his appearance AM given security
according to the Act Assembly and the Rules
o. this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitant of ,a;s
country: 1t is ordered, That the said ,lcl;ns
dant do appear here On the first day Of the next
term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the City IL
richmond, Tor two months successivcl,, and
posted at tue front door Of the Capitol, H. lie
said City.
Copy--Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, &C,
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itiE Subscr bers having associated them
selves IN Business, under the firm of WHIT
LOCK & LADDS; tender their services to their
friends, and the public generally, as
COMMISSION Merchants.
They have large, strong, and commod:ous
br'ck warehouse, covered with lyle, on tn,
margin OF the Basin, calculated for the purpo
poses OF storing Tobacco, Flour, Grain, &C.
ne lac ilty and neatness, with which they can
rocelve and ship Produce without any dray-
age,I affords advantages not now equalled, nor
cannot he surpassed by any other situation in
TINS CITY They Will on The receipt of produce,
make liberal advances in cash, TO such of their
customers who may wish it: From their asst
duTty and attention 10 Business, they hattcr
themselves that they will at least meri; share
OF public patronage.
CHARLES WHIGLCCK,
THOMAS LADD,
AMOS LADD.
Richmond, 10lh mo. Oct. 29th, 1872 If
rrHE subscriber will receive in few DAYS
GENERAL ASSORTMENT Or
Dry Goods,
suited to the season-consisting Of
Napt CottOns-Plains,
Rose and striped Blankets,
Observation-Disclosures,
Superfine Cloths and Cassmeres,
Manchester Stufis, &c &C.
Which will be sold on liberal terms.
Oct. %. ~ v - 'f'
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AFRO wSMiTH's bLAPs
o. 7HE FoUR oUARTE IS or TBE woRLD
I'or Seie os s. PLcosDgfs' Book Store.
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Notice

Notice
Is HEREBY GWEN. tbsta Pes.tsm will te
presented To the next General Asscmsir, %
PASS am Act to raise n sum of Money b. a,.c..
cry, forthe purpose of cuttin.; a Public Road
across the Blue Ridge, at Walters Gap, Nelson
county
Oct. %. Wa.
-, Meesleabzrg Cou.ty coari, 1919.
rh"mas Easley, son o. W.!!iaIa ':.,sle,,
decd. R't5. z
William E,sley die Younger, Richard
E.sley, Thomas Whitwnrth and sus IN -
ma his Wife, Charles Biaci,iy ANA Sally :
has Wife, Caleb Miller and ia;scy his :
Wife, - Dana and Pcl!y his Vile, Z
DsPfs
o. the motion of the plaintiff, by his At.
torneN and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of
the Court that the defendants are not inhabi.
taiIts OF this Commonwealth Ii is therefore
decreed and Ordered, That the said defeu.
dant' do appear here on the first day of Nos
ven6er Court next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth,
wiil inserted IN some newspaper published in
the town OF Petersburg for eight weeks success.
sively, and be posted up two Coart DAYS sue
cessMe at the front door of The Courthouse
OF tins county.
Copy-Teste,
Oct. 3D. wau,
United States Court, Fifth circuit and Virgirie
District.
Saturday, Nay the 3Ofk, 1912.
Robert Gourley, Ex'or. OF the last \
Will & testament of Ariana Ram
dolph, decd. PltF
AGAINST
Carter Page, Ex'or of Archibald
Carey, who was eX'or. of Peter
Randolph, Edmund Randolph, de- In
visee and heir Of PeyLon Ran. Cloncs,,
doipb, deed. and Robert West.
admir-. OF Philip L. Grimes, who
was ex'or. of John Robinson sur
wing ex'or of Philip Grimes,
decd and Edmund Jennings,
Dc5is.
consent of the plaintiff and of the ,;efen-
- dant Edmund Randolph, IL is ordered and
decreed, That Martin Dawson and Ccor.-c
Greenhow, or either ofthem, do make sale of
the Slaves and other Property in the Intentur,.
OF trust OF the nineteenth day of Nav one
thousand eight hundred, mentioned, on a Gre
dit OF nine and eighteen months, taking bond
a'id good security, payable to them, or The one.
VINO Snail act as commissioner aforesaid and
bring the said bonds into Court, to be disposed
OF as the Court shall direct the SAID Sales 10 he
tuVertlsed Jour weeks in three of the Rich
uohd Newspapers And it is further order,
ed, That either of the said commissioners NAV
sell separate any part of the said property: and
Il is further ordered, that the Decree AGAINST
me defendant Edmund Randolph, shall not be-
ihiorced against his person until the trust fund
IS disposed OF, neither MS person nor rropcrtv
peing liable beyond the sum decreed to be paid
ny hiin and by consent OF the plaintiff and of;
carter rage, eX'or. o. Archibald Carey, who
was eXor. o. Peter Randolph, 1t is ordered
nat one of the commissioners OF this Court do
examine, state and settle the account of the adj.
ministration of the SAID Carey aaI the said
randolph on the Estate OF the said Archibald
Carey.
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-. 90 .a<n-----
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- TvES.
Wednesday, May i:

~ GuHe SHuyS way 10.
The bill to incorporate the Mechanics
Bank OF Alexandra, was read a third time
\, Mr. Gholson opposed its passage, on the
ground that there was already sufficient ca
pital incorporated in the district; that this
was proved by the fact thut the capt.
tai of more than one bank in the district
was actually not filled up; and he had not
Seen sufficient evidence of alleged oppression
by the other banks, or evidence of inability
to discount good paper, &c. to warrant him
in voting or this bill.
Mr.. ID. r. Williams replied, and read pa
pers which had come before the House on
the subject, going to show that AN associa-
ton had been entered into by the other
banks in Alexandria, TO prevent the incor
poration OF this. bank, and to withhold dis
counts from those engaged in it, and to en-
deavor to prevail on the other banks in the
district to do the same, &c.
MIR. Wright warmly advocated the pas
sage OF the bill, and chiefly on the principle
that, if any benefit was to be derived from
It, 1t was exclusively to the practical me-
chanic--and in benefit to society, he said,
one mechanic was worth half dozen of
your gentlcmen-bankers for those who lived
on other mems labor, without putting their
hands to any thing, were the greatest nui-
sances to society.
MIR. MKim opposed the bill, and explain
ed the contents of certain evidence which
had been read to the House. He had no
idea, he remarked, as his colleague appear
ed 10 think, that real gentlemen were a
nuisance to society.
Mr.. Key opposed the bill argumentative-
ly. He stated the amount of banking capt
talalrcady inissue in the district at4 5000, goo
| dollars; which sum, he said, divided among
the male inhabitants of the district, over the
| age Of 81. would produce an astonishing sum
/ for each individual Of that description. He
went at length into detail Of the CONNER
cial and banking operations Of the district
! from bis reasoning on which, he came 20 a
conclusion that an additional banking CAPT
tai was wholly unne cessary.
Mr.. Boyd wished that there was not a
bank in the United States; but since there
was, lie could not see why from one associ-
aticn Of individuals a privilege should be
withheld which had been extended to ano-
ther He was in favor of the bill for that
reason, on which and other points he expa-
tiated at considerable length. He never did
vote for a bank before he vas an enemy tc
the system but he could not arrest it: and
as these persons were certainly as we'll en-
titled to favor, as any who had been incor-
pora,ed, he WAS DESTROYS to place them OH
the same footing with others.
Mr.. Gholson again spoke against the bill
His objections were not TO the petitioners
personally, but to tie extension Of the bank
ing system beyond its present bounds.
Mr. Smile and Mr.. Little also spoke in
favor Of the bill tue latter Of whom gave q
history Of the rise and progress Of the Me
cnanics' Bank Of Baltimore. lie was ini-
mical in principle to the banking system
! But It exists; and it is proper that protec-
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NINcENNEs, April 25.
INDIAN md
BRTTISH DEPREDATIONs l


We have now TO record as melanchoIv
an instance OF the savage barbarity Of their
noble alice, as that which was given in our
paper OF last week :---On Wednesday e.
vening last, about sunset. the family of Mr.
Harsman, consisting of himself, his wife
and five small children, were murdered AZ
their residence upon the Embaras river. in
the Illinois territory, aud about Ave miles
from this place. Mr. Haryman was in the
act OF loading pcroguG. and had his family
ut the waters edge for the puspese of em-
barking them, when he was fired ON. A
young man who lived with him, and who
had gone back to the house a short die
lance of, to bring something that was left
had an opportunity Of making his escapc'
On THURSDAY, Col Miller, with a detach-
ment ct the U. States troops, went TO The
spot, and inferred, as decently as circnn,-
ances would permit, the mangled bodies
Vt this unfortunate family. Mr.. Harvman
was a mill-wright, respectable citizen
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and an euiigrant from the state Of Vernon
4 party of Rangers and Militia were sept
after the Indians, but violent rain, which
fell the night succeeding the murder, oblite-
rated their tracks and rendered the pursu;e
impracticable-
MORE BRITISH FRIENDSHIP
Just as this paper was about to be nm. 70
Press. an express arrived from Capta;n
Virgins, who commands Militia comma,
ny on the Ohio, with q letter to- the Cover
or, containing the following information
On Tuesday last, the family of a Mr.. Mi,
living on Little Pidgeon creek, were attack.
ed by three Indians about day-light-Olet
Mrs. Mix was hrst fired on as she was cd.
ing to the spring, but she sustained no injury
her husband ran into the yard, and was
immediately shot down; her Youngest SON
was also shot in the house and his arm bro
ken with q tomahawk whilst thev ver,.
struggling on the floor, his sister took dow,
the old geTtleman's rifle, and snapped II :,
gainst the Indians head, she then dcLberatcS
ly primed the gun, and flashed it-unfortn..
nately it was not loadcd-the old lady then
seized an axe with which she beat the Ind;-
an off her son, and drove him out of tho.
house. Whilst these things were passiro
another son OF Mr., Mix, whose house was
about forty yards from hrs fathers, had fired
on the Indians, killed one, and then retreat
ed into the woods with his family, supposn,r
that his fathers were all killed. The old
lady and her daughter, however, heroicaIly
kept the house, which the two REMAINING.
Indians burst not again attempt to enter.
but taking up the body OF their deceased
companion, they threw il into the spring
branch, and covering it with a few logs
made prccipitate retreat.
frankfort Palladium, (K.)
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PRESIDENTIAL ELFCTION

Since the decease of the venerable CLrE-
TON, there has been much conversation in
private circles, and some notices in the pub
lie prints, on the selection of a proper per-
son as his successor. The two gentlemen.
OF whom we have heard most said, are
JoHN LANoDoN CT Hampshire, and
ELsRIDcE GERRY of Massachusetts. The
choice, on whomsocver it NAV fall, will un.
doubtedly be from the Eastern States.
We have not heard any other Candidate
seriously spoken of for the Presidency than
JAMES MADISON. He unquestionably u
mites the sentiments of large majority os
the Republican Members of Congress; and.
on this point, we believe many days will not
have elapsed before all doubt will vanish.
and deception cease. ~.
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ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
no USE or COMMO MS,
EXPORT OF RICE.

Mi. i-yttclton not seeing the Vcc-PresideRs
OF the Board Of Trade in his place, begged
to ask OF the right hon. gentleman, { Mr. Per-
cVat whether he was correct in certain infor-
nation he had received, that there were at tn is
moment ships in the river, having aiEnes of
rice on board, with licenses 20 proceed with the
same to ports in France.
No answer being given,
Mr. Whitbrcad said, though the Vicc-Pre-
sdent OF the Board Of Trade was not present.
stiil he thought, wien the appearance Of scar
city was 20 alarming as it was nj this moment.
that u should be becoming in the right hon
gentleman TO give some answer to the cues; ion
which had been put TO him By bis hon friend
or u he was not prepared 70 do 90 now that the
matter should stand till tomorrow, and that,
IN The mean time, the sailing Of any vessels III
such circumstances should DC suspended till
farther inquiry
Me- Perceval said he understood the cues
ton to be, whether there were not some yes.
seis IN the river, having licenses to France,
with rice on board. he was not aware whether
mere were or not any vessel in this situation.
There no doubt had been licenses eran:el to
export articles not prohibited, and IS the law
Stood, there being nothing to prohibit the ex-
portation OF rice, that article, Of course would
DC Included under the general iicense.--Therc
bad recently, he believed been a communities
ton made on the subject Of the scarcity Of this
article, IN consequence of which in licenses
since granted the word Rice" had been ex-
cluded How far it would have been proper,
as rice IS not prohibited article. TO prevent
the expectation Of any cargo already shipped
under license previously granted, he thought
twas a matter Of serious consideration. l.
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FOREIGN.
LONDON, April 6.
COURIER OFFICE. Two O'Clock.
SECOND EDITION.

We have just received the following leta
ter from Carlsham, March %: -
I'VE have the Russian Declaration &c
Hostilities of the 10Th ult. and a letter of the
18TH dated Koningsburg, which says, that
France brings into the field 135 coo French
men
" There are besides, 100000 Austrians.
Prusslans & Saxons. Donaparte & the X inc
of Prussia are expected at koningsburr
at the head of the left wing of the army
100000 strong. Massena commands the
Prussian army. The Prussian Court is gone
to Breslau.
g Silesia is declared neutral. The French
occupy Goldberg, Pillau, and Mcneil
LIVERPOOL, April IS.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT IN TogN.
Royal Exchange, London, Saturdas
Night, .4iirR IL, 1912.
RUSSIAN DECLARATION OF WAR.
This afternoon a gentleman has reached
this city from Libau, which place he left as
late as Goth OF last month. He states poSi-
lively, that at that period Declaration of
Warby the Emperor OF Russia against France
had arrived at that place. and that it was
expected thathostilities would be immediate
ly commenced, as Bonaparte had marched
Sfthousand FfeaN,47ss>i. 10 the fi6T..tiers.
By two additional Anholt Mails, we have
advices this evening of very important
character from various situations of the Bal
TIC andits neighborhood; and two of thecom.,
munieations confirm the interesting fact a.
bove stated. In a letter from Koningsburg,
and another from Carlsham in our possess
sion, 1t is asserted, that Napoleon had ac-
tnaiiy arrived at Dresden. We should OBJ
serve that the Moniteur of the Cd inst
mentions his presiding at council at St.
Cloud on the preceding day but this inSer--
ton may be merely an expedient to conceal
his departure to the North.
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DOMESTIC.
WAsArNcroN CRY. Nav 16-

WAsHINeToN City, May 16.
az Weare requestedto state hat meet
ing OF the Republican Members Of the Con-
gress OF the United States, will take place
At the Senate Chamber in the Capitol. ON
Monday evening next, at 6 o'clock p. M.
Tor the purpose of designating such persons
as they may think most proper to be sup
ported as candidates for the Offices of the
president and Vice-President of the United
states at the ensuing Election. --Nah. Lnk.
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HOUSE oFLORDS, April ..
IRISH CATHOLICS

On motion of the Earl of Donoughmorc, tile:
order for summoning their Lordships for to
morrow, in the discussion relative to his ma
jesty's Roman Catholic subjects, was discharg.
ed, and renewed for Tuesday the 21st inst.
ORDERS IN co UNCIL.
Earl Fitzwilliam presented the petition from
certain merchants and manufacturers engaged
in the Wooden trade, in the West Riding OF
Yorkshire against the Orders in Council
which having been read ut the table, his lord
shin observed, that the statement OF 50 respec-
table body of men, was highly deserving OF
attention. The petition he understood, was
signed by fifteen thousand persons, whose
complaints of the grievances under which they
laborcd, in consequence Of the operation OF
the Orders in Council, he should feel it his
duty to call the attention Of the House to 90
Tuesday the 23th inst. for which day he NOV
ed that the Lords be ummoned-Ordered,