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"a q J. DICK * Go. have lately received a few
Z hn.ls Jaraica Sugar Of the first quality; fine
Green aud OIL Coffee. Pennnston's I.pi Sugar. rtsl,
I,npesL, and Soucho,g 'reas---and have in store q
gene. assortn,ut OF the best Wines & Liquors, to-
gett.er with aeier'l assortment of articles IN the
Groce'y lne which they viii sell usual, on the
lowest terms.
Families supplied with the best articles which, IL
NOT approved ON trial, u.ay be returned.
They EXPECT 10 receive in few DAYS. 80 casks
Northern C'ieese, OF superior quality.
Ostober 10. tf
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.QifONtG IYYLCH .aRE.

1ssbaies 3innkets, Plains, Coarse and Fine Cloths
kcgsl.Geres, S". 1928 casks Hardware, CUTLERY,
Sahdery, anl Pintoh Ware 80 trunks aud cases
t;aiiieocs, Cotton Shirting, Dmities, Cambricks
&c cases ard bale Irish Linen, Lawns, Sheet
SHOT; IL cases best Durham Mustard i trunks
Buttons 2 franks Pins Z trunks Wooden and
Cotton Hosiery trunks Tape, Marking Thread,
Shirt Moalds, Wires, &c. trunk Sc wing Silk !,
70 casks Wrought Naiis 3 casks Copperas, sc.
.4ESD, So
900 kegs Whi,e LeS,l. Putty. Biis'er aaa Faggot
Steel, Smiths be!ows, Aavis, aud Vices, Aa and
Cross-Cut Saws SIC. &c.
PetershWg, Novem6er Ie. sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

Fk>HE Subscribers under the fem OF Ellis and
4 Ng5 ia5othan, have opened store three doors
above the Bell Tavern, where they are now receiv-
ing, an assortment ot fall aud w,nter goods from
London and Liverpool, Which they will sell the
taost reasonable terms Tor cash town
JOSIAH ELLIS
JESSE HIGGlNBOTHAM.
October SO. 4w
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NALT, for sale, on low terHs--Six to seven hun.
~ dred Sacks OF excellent coarse salt at our Office
500 do. fine, very large, Il Liverpool filled at vi.
bert * PuTyesr's Warehous. the Basia, which
can De delivered to Boats, without the expeuce of
Drayage.
Oct 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

EA URkIS, HENDERSON, & Co offer for sale,
~ sos Packages Goods, received per the .9ctive
and john Y .sdan, irt,lr London Ceres, Oliver
Ellsworth, Frederick, CorneIH and Charles, from Lii
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

want to employ overseer with small family,
u otherwise single man would be preferred.
WM. YOUNG.
Hcnrico, Brook, Nov. Ia. If
Wants employment in Counting House, young
man who can come well recommended for business
&c. apply as above.
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H WISH toSell or ba.rsr oa accommodating tenn,
afew valuable aud we'll situated lots of land, well
timburad ard Geresse5 very fast in value, adjoining
Tbs CITY, ipr sogng Negroes aid a pair OF strong
young iiorses :; C,iiiYsc.
BARTLETT STILL.
October 20. r.
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ENfGL Biz SOLD on the premises on the s5th
w November next for cash, the stock of Horses,
Catte,i hoss and Sheep also the plantation uten
sis belonging TO the Estate of Joseph Scott decd.
IN the county ofPowhatan.
WIN. SCOTT Exr.
OF Joseph Scott deed.
Oct. 90. tbs
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" InGlNlA.-At Superior Court Of Chanser,
holden at the Cnpr'n ~ the Ctj VI R..hiao,I,
the 9th day OF Ju!y, 1872.
Henry hanks, plt'E.
AGAINST
Daniel Call. Executor and Dev,see, in trust nser
the last Will x Testanien, ofi,ob,. aiea,s ii, cd.
and Charles Spencer, D.jes
BY. consent OF the piair';T and of the defendant
Daniel Call in proper p+,so this cae was tl.is day
heard On the bill, anl answer d. the sad defendant
Daniel Cali-On consideration, whereof, the court
no; deciding upon the merits, doth adiudse order,
and decree, that the sail defendants after having g-
ven sixty days notice oil the time aud place oil SALE
sell the lands in the bill afi proceedings mentioned
at such time or times as he may think proper to
the highest bidder, atpublIc auction upon cred
1t OF IL monthsas TO n,o.ty OF the purchase mo-
ney, and oftwo years to the other moiety, taking
bond and security and deed Of trust upon the lands
IN order to pay nent OF the purchase money
and that he hold the subject 10 the future or
der Of the court.
A Copy-Teste,
rI,x
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a CAhil-SAMuEi GLENN, T.4YLOR, res
q. p'eiu'it informs tie public, that he lqs lately
ARRIVED fr"n Ptilslelphis, rnd commenced business
~ the iHnn street itctmu nearly opposite TO the
posi-Oilce, hnd few doors below the Office of The
hnqnlrer whrre he.wili carry on s business in all
rs various branches, viii, puncaity and Dispatch
lie naitsfs himself that las experience n Baltimore
s,tisf ctrn.
lie hsewise Informs the ladies that he will make
she most Fashionable dresses in the neatest nanncr,
ani receives the l.t,st fssnors both for pent.eo,n
snd Isais' fron Philadelphia and baltimore.
O.tobsr 81. If
". - lac best wages sill he given to two o. three
rnod VWSne'--nr tthers viii be emp'oyed.
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esEMOyAL--ELI3S REE ID has removed to
a the store lately occupied by MIR Benjamin
Kimball where ne offers tor sale ON the most rea-
sonabe terms very extensive and general assert.
IN ent of Shoes OF the best quality.
Also 100 DOz. mems wool hats, Cotton and wool
cards, and Trunks OF various sizes.
Got. co. oawiew
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Dot. 90.

HALL GOODS-Robert Nelson & Co. have re-
Il ceived forty packages of Goods adapted to the
present and approaching season, and daily ex
pectaon otfurther supplies which they will sell al
low prices Tor cash ar acceptances in town.
Richmond, 12th November, 1919. IF
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BTALLaOOB5. The rnbsegiber has received, h,
y TIE SIG Sr0rgiara from iiyerpoo, Nap Chiffon,
Rose Blankets, Plains, Manchester Stufs FIarn,.s'
Yarn ilns, ~ wicl, be is nov opcniS 1t his slor,
sns dooF DepH ~ Robert jnl"Siop's aud nearly
rppost ,ie Post O!iseIs Is daily sxpecsatiso ot
t'irlc- Supplies from Hyerscoi aud Ion,on to com
plcte gen vat ass"rtnent sri,ahc 10 tie SEASON.
which he ohers tor ease by tie pecc OF package only
OIL Reasonable terms
DSNIFt. tNGGINBOTHAsT.
". y. Business on SOlnn,.siOa transacted as hero
"hDfe' oh.
:. Sct"OeI ~. NV
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-01
November 80.

faIrtat &uuNtV, TO WIT:
], WILLIAM DENEALE, one rtho
commonwealth justices of the peace
for the County atote said. To all sheriffs,
mayors, baiiiffs, constabes and beadbo.
roughs, within the commonwealth Of
Virginia. Whereas Robert Kidwelk
late Jailor, and Daniel Brady the pre-.
sen. Jailor, for this County, for Richard
kstcllffe, sheriff of said county, have
complained on oath before ard to mo,
that Elijah GIN ham, who was committed
10 the Jail oftbe count, aforesaid by tho
Court thereof, for felony, and to be SO.
cured in the said Jail until the next
Superior Court, to be held for tho
County aforesaid. and then ard there
10 be tried for the said Felony
And also negro woman who was como
mittsd to the said Iil by myself as 4
runaway. She said her name was Nan.
cy, and that she belonged to William
Iomkins near Frederisk sburgh, Virgil
nla-did forcibiy, or by other undue
: means. open the door Of tie said Jail on
,hc night OF the 9th in t. and escape
hereirom, and that such escape, was
without the knowledge and consent, and
against the will of'hem the said Robert
KidweII, and DanielBradiy. Jailors IS a.
surcsaid, and are now going at large.
These are therefore in the namc Of the
commonwealth, 10 require you &every
ufyou, in vour respective counties, towns
and precincts 20 make dl,gcnt search by
way Of hue and cry, for the sad Elijah
GTayham, aud negro Marcy, and him
AID her having found, to seize and re.
AXE AID safely convey, Or. csuse- him AID
her to +e safely conveyed 10 he Jail IT
Fairfax cnul,tY, there Ia be kept unit
he and size si,a!! be the:ce dischsroed
bv due course of 'aw. Given under my
hand and sea- this Gath day Of Noyem-
Der 1912.
w. DENEALE, Seal ]
Nov SO 2&wti.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-01

Died, in Montreal, Colonel EDWARD
M'DoSszLL, Quarler-A.asler-Geaersl,
aged As.
-, in Salem, Massachusetts, or
Tuesday evening last, john v. WHITE,
aged 81 years. A jury oil inquest wss
imp.nne)lci by the Coroner, whosever-
dict was, tha, "hc came by his death by
the violence of his own hands in tnkiEg
L7edanum." The deceased went into
thcApothecary's shop, kept by Mr. Low,
about O'Clock, P NJ and inquired for
Laudanurn, and whether it was good,
and asked 4pern,is.ioa to look atit as if
to examine aid Judge Of it. Nothing in
his appearance or actions exciting any
suspicion OF an evil intent, a large bot
lie Of Lautanum was placed upon the
counter; he took it up and applied it TO
his mouth, but instead of tasting as it to
try its quality, he took three or four
swallows of it before Mr. Low could
possibly wrest it from him, counter &
barrels being between them, and he even
resisted, when it was forced away. M'.
Low observed to him, that the quantity
hs had swallowed was sufficient to de-
stfoy him, and he replied that he wished
to die. He Immediately broke from
those who attempted to hold him for tho
purpose Of administering medicine, ans
with some difficulty passed up street as
far as the shop of MIR. Waldo, where he
was taken in, and emctics were admi
nistered, which, though they operated
freely, were soon discovered to be met
fectual against the powerful action OF
tho opium The man vas then rcmov
ed to his own house and family, not lar
distant, where he died about o'clock,
four hours after taking the Landanum,
thus accomplishing what appeared TO be
his rash determination.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-01

be s.ang on the back, when they pro-
coed to charge. The rear rank
are to carry pike, somewhat of the
form ola spontoon, attached to a
pole 10 feet in length. Col. Pike
thinks much ofthis kind of weapon,
while others coGiema them.
As to eur destination, some be-
Iieve We are gaiHg direct to Moatre-
al. others suppose that we are N -4'e!y
to b. removed to winter quarters. &
Othsrs again say that we are to make
descent upon the Isle Of Nois. This
Isle is situated about 10 miles above
The lines. on the river which leads 10
81. Johns. Ii is low srouad. 1 i-2
miles long and ga broad and CON-
maaas the water communication with
Canada. The English force on this
Island is 700 regulars and 1900 mi
litia, and 80 Or 10 pieces Of artillery.
The island is fortified with pixies.
Colonel Pike is iHe officer AMI
,aneh esteemed by cur generals.
Our troops are much in want OF
discipline. l do not know precisely
eur fsree but according TO my sal
eulatioa ta,.ere is abbut 5000 infantry !;
500 dragons: 400 light ami 90 hea-
wy artillery /; 500 militia. and 70 vo-
lulteers $3.50. Scme esti-
mate the total number ut 5000.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-01

on last Tuesday on their march acres,
the British lines, and on Friday heard
the cannonading, which lasted the time
/ have mentioned, and that when the
firing ceased he returned Immediately
to Plattsburg, and LETT there before any
account of the result had been given =
The story is believed here, but l think
it wants further confirmation"
The present military force of France
is stated at $4,000 men. In 1905, it
was 467 900.
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CONGRESS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Reto,ted for the alexandria Gazetfe.l
MONDAY, November 80.
Mr.. Seaver, presented the petition
from owners Of privatccrs, praying that
prize goods may be exempted from du-
ties, &C. Referred to the committee Of
ways and means.
Mr.. Minor, presented the petition Of
John Claiborne sergeon In the revolu
tionary war--praying assistance from
Congress. Referred to the committee
of claims.
Mr.. Archer, presented the petition Of
revolutionary soldier. Referred to
the committee Of claims.
Mr.. Dcshs similar one. Referred
as above.
Mr.. Lewis, from the committee on
the District OF Columbia, repnrted bill
to authorize the sale Of the Glebe stu
ate within the county Of Alexandra,
and to provide for determining the adj
verse claim TO the same. Read twice
and committed. to committee of the
whole house for "Wednesday next.
On ,no,ion of Mr.. d. r. Williams,
the committee OF the whole house was
discharged from the further coasidcra
lion Of The bill, providing tor the appoint
mrnt of an additional nurnber CT general
officers, and it was committed TO the
committee on military Affairs.
Mr.. Cheves gave notice that he should
call up the report of tho committee 81
ways and means cn the subject OF the
bonds on "Wednesday next.
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COMMUNICATION.

Bv his Exccsicrcy the commanded in
Chief Of the Northern Ccntrc Army Il
the U,iied Sla.es, at BuHalce, 10 the
State Of New.Yo'k, Nov. 10, 1912.
A PROCLAMATION.
To GHE MEN OF NEW-ToRX,
Who are fond Of great talk,
Give ear to my proclamations.
Your yalor shall spring,
And your fanIc 1t shall ring
Superior to ali the S!x Nations.
Pm Alexander the G,cat,
Commission of late.
Bv s'nbi;ion Pm 6l'd beyond bounds.
Al. Generals before me,
From Nimrod to Bona,
Were popular inexperienced clowns.
will take take the command,
And straightway III land,
Your standard on Canada's shore,
I'll make great slaughter:
But sill IN give quarter
TO matron, child, maid and the poor.
Come single, conc double,
You nav run or NAV hobble,
On horseback or foot III receive ye,
That th, Indians should gain
This victory and tame
10 the bottom of soul it would srieye
Br;,r borscs and cattle.
R,t make RIO prea, rattle.
A.lIe,rn IN be silent sc death,
o. nav sol;,ier you'll 6nd.
S.r;c, si;enc, enioin,
And s,Da1,oess firm as the earth.
c,r,,,ea ard Renninrton.
And On shame we viii place a great
sIush
When through the walls OF Quebec,
a great h"ic we VIII peek
And oil 10 montgomery temo Ihsh'
Cone on We brave Workers,
Ye casle-ey'd Hawkers
For President ye have made bold
stand 4;
Give up Jour opinion
~ t"S ''''''. N''
I'll learn you to obey her command.
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Our readers are requested TO correct
several typographical errors in our pa
per of yesterday, which escaped notice
while reading the proof.
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NOTICE..
Nov SO

THF annnaI meeting of the Stock
roters, in ~ Little River Turn
PIKE Comp ny, will tie on the FIRST
Norday in December next at ihe City
tloici. in ,lexandris at which time
~ Election viii! be held, for a Pre-.
.ldcn, four Directors and Treasurer.
+, statement OF the accounts will be re-
ported tothe meeting The S,ockhe'd.
ors or ,he i,st subscription are notified,
that the whole of the insta'rhcn!: on
each Share by them respectively SUBJ
scribed. will have Become due Oh tho
FIRST OF January, 1873, which they are
requested to pay to Jonah Thompson
in hlcxan1r,a.
BIZ order Of the Direetors
Jonah Thompson.
Treasurer.
October "A. la"'lJ.
ny The Editors of the Leesturg
Nashiuetouian and Winchester Ga.
zette are requested to publish this ADJ
vertisement once week till the last OF
Janugry.
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READING. (Pa.) Nov. II.
John SGHILD.

Last Saturday morning. this noted
crimina! was finally arraisned before
the Court; when sentence OF death
was passed en h;ta by Judss Porter
for the most savage murder com
mist-d on his parents. To be taken
from the gaoI Of this place to the
commons. and there tang>a on the
gailows o. his meek, uatii he Is dead.
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NOTICE.

4 GREEABLY to former Notice,
~ the Commissioners met a, their
OfHce in fredericksburg on Saturday
the Gath Oc,aber, and declared fourth
dividend. in the case OF James Smith, OF
six per cert. payable at Dun'frics BY the
Trustee, on ths krst day of January
next, TO all the Creditors that have duly
established their Claims.
Timothy Brundige,
Assiyssa
Dumfrie>, Nsy. law'H
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schooner Mary Capt. Stevens, bound
frsm Ibis port to St. Barthoiomews, has
been captured by the privateer Non
such, Lively, Of Baltimore. 10 the
statement made by the Privatccrsman
himself we have only to add, that by
letters since received in this place, it ap-
pears that Capt. Stevens, after having
been put in irons, was treated with the
utmost rigor ard inhumanity, being "a
mongst other hardships confined for Sc
veral days upon short allowance. Dur
ing this zine, ono of the crew belonging
TO The Mary, was killed on board the
Nensuch in her rencontre with the prI-
vateer Joseph * Mary, of BALTIMORE
The privsteersman, however, having adj
dcd to the wanton outrage which he had
committed upon the rights and property
of Capt s. the insult of proclaiming him
10 the world as "a traitor to his coun-
try" we conceive it our duty to state,
that Capt Stevens is worthy citizen OF
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LAMBS For SALE.

TAN Monday the IS, day Of February
next, viii be exposed TO Public
Sale at capt. Williams's Tavern, Dunn
fries, the following LANDS in the
county of Prince William, devised by
the late John Gibson, Tor the payment
of his debts.
Sixteen Hundred and Twcnty.four
asres lyisg on slaty Run Branch OF the
upper side of Gear Run---and One
Hundred sud Fifty eight acres on the
lower side Of Cedas Run or FTench's
Observation-Disclosures Twenty five miles tr"tn
Alcxandria, and fifteen I;em Dumtrles.
About sixteen hundred acres OF the
above Land are under good enclosures
-iudicious!y laid off and divided The
land ahounds in fine limsthy meadow
and between three ara toGr bunafea
bushels Of wheat are annualy sown oil
it There is also an excellent scits FOL
breast mil, large new barn, good
oversecr's house, with necessary ont
, houses, and young bearing apple aid
peach orchards of chGlcs frut.
Further details are deemed unneces-
sary, as it is presumed a"y person WISH
ing to purchase, will view the premises;
and Mr.. JEYKISs residing thereon Will
she W the lands aud give information re-
speeding them to any person who may
apply.
Possession will be given the lst March
next, but the Negroes and Stock VIII
remain on the plantation I'LL the LIST OF
April.
Terms of sale-four annual install
ments These credits are offered, be-
cause the principal debts, Tor which the
above Lands arc directed to be sold, are
now in litigation, and cannot for con-
siderable time be brought to final set
| tlement.
! John Spence,
James keld,
Executors of:JoHW GIBSON
Dumiries, Dec. /. laWts.
| LanIES nv, GET7LEA1E.gs
| POCKET fLNIANACS,
1913,
III Morocco ard Sheep bindings.
ALSO,
ENGLISH AND GERMAW
ALMANACS,
Of different kinds, are just received
For saie by
LANES KENNEDY, Sen.
Nov. 80. eo4w.
PRINTING
NEATLY kxEcuTFp AT TEIs eEElex'
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SECOND DAYS DRAWING
OF THE
POTOMAC g SHENANDOAH


Navigation Lottery.
hoyEMsER ~, 1914.
No. 2s6ls, prize of 5 10000.
Nos. 1888 1858, prizes Of s 50.
Is prizes of 8 ~ and 4s2 of S 10.
The third days drawing will be On
Tuesday, the LIST of December
Prizes remaining in ths wheel.
| OF 5 $4,000
of 10000
3 of 5000
4 Of 1900
10 of 100 Tickets.
Is of 5 Loco
20 Of 500
Present price of Tickets 8 3 and no
risk of losing, until the 18th day Of
drawing.
Tickets in the above Lottery, and in
the Medical College, Susquehannah Ca.
nal and Vaccine Institution Lotteries,
For sale by
r. GRAY.
Noy2n,l>.r
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The alexandria Museum,
nEVOTED'to Charitabie purposes
and belonging to the Alexandra
Washington Lodge No. -, is spen tor
the reception Of Visitors, every day IL
the week, from 10 A. Nj. to 2 PM. toun-
day cxcepted> on the following terms:
Single visit for grown persons, -
eeptr.
Single visit for children, - Ia cents
September -
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We trace the origin ofaemoeras."-
i" You're right" cries NED: You're
right! by all that's civil,
always though t it meant crazy devil"
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TUESDAY, December l.
.! 10 SHEV

'.To sHEw
HIS FoRM AND PRESSURE.
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RHODE ISLAM ELECTORS.

RHODE ISLAND ELECTORS.
Christopher Fowler, Samuel G. Ar
mold, Ephraim Bowen, and William
Rhodes, all Federal Republicans, are e
lec,cd by large majorities, as the Repre-
sentatives Of Rhode Island in the Prcsi'
dental Election.
Capt. Jones and his crew, Of the U.
S. ship of war Wasp, have arrived at N.
York in cartel from Bermuda.
E.r.ract Of a letter from gentleman
in The state of .Nt7v York, TO his friend
in Washinsten City, dated
SALEM, 2sd Nov. 1912.
GA report has jus; arrived in this vii
Iace, tina, Gen. Bloomfield has invaded
Canada, and that on Friday last an &C
ton between our army under his com .
uand, and the British forces was fought,
between ST. Johns and lie Prairie, which
continued for twelve hours the event
has not been mentioned. The person
who gave the information, said that, he
toyether with a number Of others not
connected with the army, followed them
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Firkin Butter.
5000 lbs. good Firkin Butter...for sale
by
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King & Fairfax streets.
November 9.
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eoajunetion with the Spanish nation
establish the independence, prosPe-
rity and happiness fall Europe.
The Duke of INFANTADO.
Cadiz, Sept: 4, 1912.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05
nes-iss., re votes te So Tint Tic eeta,otsss Nd

Hes-iSe., - votes te 81 Thst Tic coIu,nseses
I% ways aud ssesns DC ,iieeoied /" euirS .n;o th~
,rcir.ct, anl .Sediv.ey VI suscns; the ia n,ent
=. AL sr!i bonds IN tie e1slon c,s, ~ tie Cutr,i
'.ates OF so,is e"uticG 20 Goho,turc e. are 90, shru
"err. d~c dus'nl, tc cx,s,cncr IT tue ei.,,,, =.
s.s'' al cNcming Ia, vi is>,, Il, ..ul,.ics ,
sic same, "N' leave torcl.oI1 bl i4,i.
onh.ot'n" oi Nir CotI!oaa, i.c House resolved Il
sell uto committee u III " i.h. ca Tie Tia
10 ainend tue act 2" to :t...i, y currtrr.-
ma sttrs neral department, tor other purposes -
iins hip s"ne'hpi"tes the .i'.,o,utnei,t. Oh t&o
assistant Yua';cr-,nas ,,cs the st.r-
ter-,aaster general couon,au, in Tie lm,. :cvo dim
20 the ra"", Nhch u'c:eunto specially asst; ned au-
thci1scs the appointment at a !.ur,,,k master a,d
assistant iariaeE- masters; au,h.,scs tt,c allow
ance OF o'Tc+-rent. fuel, candies &c TO the Office
OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and comm -s,,-
eral and icpeais the 6th section of ,e .,i.i.cr
law.
The hrst and second sections Of this In, going tn
appoint assistant quart .stces with ranks al
bnei, and To- authorize the uart 20
take rank ia line, were, IN motion ni I'll i.k;uars
y -N bright, alter debate, suecesss,sly sllienen
out.