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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

4 Private Tutor Wanted for the ensuing year,
IA Z, ntlemsn who has beer. the habit U, INSTRUCT
ing Youth, aud who come well recommended
for mora' character, nn, his ability teach the La
tin, Greek and French Languages, With the warrior
b' anci,vs ot the AIat. mSt;cks Shall. tor ns:rrts
r'" ioHr tn eight boyg, receive salary ct i've hun,
drei dollars per annum The place oi residence is
Une OF the hcs!thics, IN tie low er eounir. A ta,
a'i,s"ecd in yeas woi be preferred, and il /, ex.
pee,e'i ,ha, pers3n vii, apply, who does not a,-
swer the foregoing description. Address to
LANES II RUY,
Gloucester &. House.
November IL wG,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08
ARMY OF TIE EAST,

Extract Of q Leifey from .al6day, dated .N6vem.
Ler c5
We have 10 news irop the West since
SmytL's nrocsnatinp--A .ntelnan with whom !
converted tia; arrived in the Northern mail stare
last evening s. who left Camplsn the 10Th IN 50
hc left the army at that village, they we're iereiv-
ng the troops from Vermont that were ti,"n cross
ing tie lake from, Swai,to~n; fnrcc I've could
no. tel, but obey were pretty numerous il was
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

IOF1CE---As a'n about 10 leave the state
v and perhaps the Uu;t,d States, all per sons
who have business with me, vii. cali my friend
ana agent Capt william ID. Wren, whs is proper
y authorised To aet Tor daring my absence
JOHN r. PRICE.
Dec. .. 2swiw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

sflEE DOLLARS REWATD--Runaway.f from
K The subscriber ia July last negro fellow named
Davy, the property of Lewis Jefferson Of Abe
marie; hc is very small. and black about 80 Sesrs
Old. The above reward will be paid Oh Lis deiive-
ry 10 me, at Scots landing
SAMUEL DYER, Jr
bec' L. w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

~ y virtue OF Il deed al trust cxrc,iCd to tue y
- Mhe, Cary. of t!sc eou'uy at :nrr,, b. arr, ::
late tie i6ii, day oi Jaly lSt2. Mil lie S, az sur
next, three tDts tr town oi Cuia,,, u,l a,..s.,
ga goTl lw Cling it"n.c aud other ot ;ugS,s ar -
n'rh thereof sl,,.i he sufficient t"pAy ,i,c scn
SIN hundred dollars ana the OF erniis tbs
trust icn..: other sis ne esies, ~.t o,.y e.,,-
rey such tile AS is vested ~ t,~,s,cr.
FRANCIS UICLEH, Trustee.
November 60. s.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

MALL GOODS-Robcrt Nelson & Co. have re-
n ceived forty packages OF Goods adapted 10 the
present and approaching season, and are in isiiy
pectation OF Further supplies which, they will sell at
low prices for cash acceptances in town.
Richmond, 18th November, 1919. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08
November IL.

I'd ecr nearly opp".e the Eagic Tavern Rich
i2ond, respectfully inia,n,s the pelbc in genera.
that he has on hand elegant and extensive sssort-
nent Of Gcntlemen's fashionable ready made drcs-
ses, also Cloths CT very superior quality anil daily
expected fran New York fresh supply which he
will sell at very reduced prices for cash only.
December s.. oIwiw
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EE|E expect To receive ~ few days, a large IA
Wv sortmeut OF coarse GOODS, viz,
Striped Da!lie aud Rose Blankets--White napt
Coitons; eoloured & white Plairis-coarse Cloths
s--white and coloured Fa,,-
neis---Iow Flax Oznsburgs-- Cotton Bas,ing. Nc.
Also. one bale OF super6ne Cioths.--two trunks of
CambricsIrish i4nens---iiosiery trucks assorted,
and Pins assorted-which propose selling on rea-
sonabie terms by the Package.
CALICO, RICHARD, s. Co.
November 9. IF
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November ~.

FsVO7iPKTNS & MURRAY. Have received &
A are nov opening thciT LONDON GOODS. con
sisting ct yaluRlie aud extensive assortment Of
Cloths. Csssimeres, Linens Calieoes, Niuslius sc
&eSS on board OF the Diver Ellsworth from Liver.
pool nov, at CITY Point, they haze considerable
portion o. then coarse WOOiens, Hardware and
Cutlery, wich may he expected up IN the course 81
3 or 10 days; all OF which they Ofer Tor sale, on
reasonable terms, Tor cash. or negotiable paper.
pJS 80 Bales Nspt Co;toas on Land.
NOV. .. q
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ARMY or TIE WEsT.

CHILL1Co =, November fS.
Gen. Harrison has been TO Huron, aud has since
returned to Fraukinstou. The Virginia IT.. ops
are at Delaware. The Pennsylvania tcoops have
passed through Mansfield, on their route 10 the
rapids. The left wing OF the srmy under gen. in
chester is still at Fort Winchester late fort Def
atce Sciofo Gag
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

He subscriber having left this CITY, hereby in.
forms those who had Tobacco IN his hands nm
sold, that the same is left for sale with j. l. s. N.
~; ihomas, Commission Merchants, near the Basin
where further information can be had.
December s. Sow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

EToUND ON the 5th OF the present month twenty
Il dollars at Goochand Court House which NAV
be had by the owner, when he has identified his
money and paid the charges Of this advertisement.
VIM. PERKINS Jr.
Ooochiahu Sourt hcuse, Noy.2 20. w4wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

A Don EATING tpLlne lad At the Oyster house
NJ opposite the Post Office where gentlemen can
he accommodated with Oys,.rs ouly IL hours from
Che rocks
Dec. ). 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

~ ALT ior sale, on low trrins---Sit 10 seven hun
~ dred sacks % rAcsi!cnt coarse Sal, aug G!iee
QUO tn. iimc very large, y Livrrc,! ii'ict y, VI
bert < puryesrs Warehouse tn. ,.:sir, which
esa he delivered 10 Beats, without TIE ,A.e..ge oi
brsyase.
Get 90. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

" IRGINIA.-At Superior Court of CHANGER,
holden at the Capitol in the City ef Richmond,
the 9Th day OF July, 1919.
Henry Banks, Pi.'f.
AGAINST
Daniel Call, Executor and Devisee, in trust under
the last Will & Testament Of liobt. Mears, decd
aud Charles Spencer, Dejt's.
BY consent Of the plaintiff and Of the defendant
Daniel Call in proper person, this cause this day
heard the bill, AMI of the said defendant
Daniel Gallon consideration whereof the court
not deciding upon the merits, doth adjudge, order,
and decree, that the said defendant after having e
ven sixty days notice of the time and place o! SALE
sell the lands an the bill and proceedings uentontd
at such time or times as he may think proper to
the highest bidder, public auction, upon a cr.d-
ii OF 12 monthsa to moiety OF the purchase
ney and OF two years to the other moiety, taking
bond and security and deed of trust upon the lands
and that he holi the subject to the future
der OF the court.
A Copy-Teste,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

contemplated TO cross The .ine bu, .sn he t,J not
iearn--iie came throash Canada s says the force
they viii! have 10 con,eud with is Immense. On HIS
way dornhe saw Gen. ID. at Pt,,,sburc----it j.
understood that Gen. Dearborn is TO comn,ai.d the
right, Gen. Boomiie cid tho lett, and Cen. Lewis la.
,ea. p
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Get. 90.

N AT Cations, Blankets. Salt. hc.-.il., ply :.
L y Scott expect ia receive in isw day s.
IL babes Napt CottonS, white and Ia. Flannel. S.
striped Blankets,
10 casks Hardware,
500 sacks Salt, flied in I.iverpool--and have on
hand, Antigua Rum, br0wn Sugars: Green Coffee,
Liverpool Salt fine and ground ia sacks; countr, l.
tt'n, anl Few barrels inspected behring's; Which
they offer ior sale ;ibcrt terms, U the cross
street leading to Aiayo's Bridge.
November ~. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

4 hOeo q MEDiCiNES--Thes subscriber
w pectiuliy informs his friends and The nubIis
that he has opened in the tenement next below
Messrs. Fitzwhyscnn Potter aud M ar the corner
OF the street leading from the main street 10 Nav
os bridges general and we'll selected assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c. which lie offers for
sale unreasonable terms for cash or acceptaces ia
3own.
JOHN 9NicAi.hRA
July ~. wtf
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want 20 employ oyeSsUcr wiki !, small family
Il otherwise single Inaa would be etvrre,'.
WM. YOUNG.
Henrico, Brook, Nov. Ii. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

E}lHGlNlA--At Rules holden in Tic Clerks OF.
~ hee OF The superior Court Of CkanoeIy for the
helnnond District, the i9th day OF October 1870
Martha liaryic, widow and rect Of Edwin, James
Har'ie decd, Lewis j. Harye and JOHN r. Hsr,e.
infant children and heirs at law Of tie said Edwin
James iIarVic deed. y The said Martha Il.ryc their
next friend. William Hroekenbrougi, adrp'or dc lo.
mis- non, wi,h tie will annexed of John lIoiiie decd
and Jaqucin Il. iiarvie, PltiJs
.}gdinSt
John Hopkins & Cornela his wife, William Bnrr-
son and Porta iis wife, Richard u. Lee, aduinist,-
tor ct William Ludwel Lee deceased, CorLin Griffin
Henry Lee, Samuel G. Adams Alexander MeRos.
Charles COPELAND and Martha Stras, widow and re-
lici OF George #. Sras, deceased and Emily Strss.
snd Joseph Strss infants, aud the only children aud
heirs at law OF the said George L. Slras, deceased
Defis
The subpoena scirefacas TO revive and ans,, err ~
waried m this cause, not having been retaiped exc
cuted on the defendants, John Hopkins aud Corne-
lii lbs wife, William lio3gsOn and Poria his Wife,
Richard y. Lee, administrators of William Iiulwe,l
Lee deceased and Henry Lee and il appearing hy
Satisfactory evidence, that those defendants nre nor
IDhabitants of This country, is oyisted that The
SAID defendants do appear here, on the first day o.
the next Germ, and skew cause, ii amy they eau -
gainst the revival hy the sad process sought ana al
90 answer the original hill filed in TIL. canoe; and
that q copy OF this order be forthwith inserted ~
some newspaper published in the City of iiiehmond
ior two months excessively, aud posted at the 'front.'
door OF the Capitol in the said city,
copy Iesie,
VIM W. Hf'NlNG3 e. C.
october ~. wgw
g[OR sale on very accommodating terms 45ao
. Bushels OF Coal deliverable at Rockets aI.-
ply 10
CALICO, RICHARD, * O..
september q W.T.
4 EATliRR & HARDWARE..-I have nov on
hand complete assortment vt J0grhern Lea
Tier plated and common Sa,!d,ory; Carriage s,t
Gig Mornings brushes M!niIs and srprs. Cur,
cFs, 5Ioenskers' and SaGdlers' TJos-- For srle o-
?Vste tbe Eagle IaVcra.
JOH.T .LcI'HE RSO.A.
N. b. Country Merchants, Ia. nrrs and Aicehs
nieks, are earnestly requested fc call. % ana deter
ninc'l TO sell low for casil OF good =. per.
OctsLcr G. VII
4 Ii. persons having claims against IS sph5ci.ber
te requested to bring them fbrrafj, ti,st pr,,.
Visions lpaV be ua,le 90 discharge o'e ss.ne-!,sn
Jn Bsnk slrcst n VvteTsDu,s ..
1WOS. T.. IGGy.
N1vcm5g 90. Sy5.rP
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

Wants employment in Counting House, young
man VINO can come well recommends Tor business
&c. apply rs above.
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xsL;Nn.iS, CSi'aoNS xe.--l',r s...... ..
~ communicating terus the following aitis.es. ,n4-
Rose y Duiie blankets, e.. X Er.si.Sa.ts Cot.
;ons, 6er'naa and Bas,cred Steel, 4 10 by. Nails.
Apply 10
WIN. BROWN. IL Go.
November 81. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

S(OR sale very accommodating terms &5ao
Bushels OF Coal deliverable al Rockets at.
ply 10
CALICO, RICHARD, * O..
September q. w,f
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Pow!,a,,an, Dee S. Is~
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Ii persons having claims against Is sp',5c,.bsr
te. rcaeste, 70 bring them rirrarI, ti,-t psG.
Visions be uae 20 discharge t,e Is.ne---sin.
Dn Bsnk sircst n VvtersDu,s
JT!OS. T.. IHGT.
N5ycm5ey 60 s.s.sb
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

4 EATltRR & HARDWARE.-I have nov m,
hand complete assortment o Toriherp Lea
tier pl'ted and common Sa!licry; Carriage qt,t
Gig Mountings Brushes. Whips anil Spnrs; Cur,i
cFs', Shoemaker and S.Gdcrs 1Jols- For sal, ul.
ro,ffg fl,,, Eari,. 'Ta~,ra
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

WIN. w. HENING, c. c.
October 90. wgw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09

sss to which it isapplisd. Il crosses
in from IS to go minutcs-is 50 con.
struetsd rs to 50 with either end
foremost. and consequently carria-
ges, are but little more incommoded
than ia passing a bridge. II is au-
derstosa that similar boats are to be
built for Brooklyn ferry.
Whoever duly considers tho orr
gin and progress of Steam Eoats, CAN.
not but consider them a proud adj
vancemeat to American refinement.
Already DO theytraverse Lake Cham
plsin into Canada on the north. aud
between New Orleans and Natchez
Gu the south. ind when in future
years canals shall unite our great ma
vigshie waters. we may anticipate
that Steam Boats will bear the luxu-
rious products Of distant lands into
tie interior of this vast continent.
TRAVELLER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09

ed upon this age. IN What world we
live, and upon what times have we fall
en-! The destruction in few hours of
moro mon than can como within the
sphere of the personal knowledge of a.
nv one indiyidlal-of thousands and tens
Of thousands of the human race the O.
yerthrsw of dynasty, aud the annihlla-
ton Of an empire, have become ordina-
ry and every day events. We observe
with little regard, and ne astoni,hmsnt,
the progressing destruction by one man
of ali that remains Of that faith which
holds the moral elements of the world
together" and of that commerce and
civil intercourse which more. than all
other causes have contributed to the i'm
roveynent Of moders ages in wealth,
law, liberty, personal security, and social
happiness.
We wsuld present to our readers
some view Of the vast and increasing
power OF Franes-of the terrible mill
tary machinery into which the whole
empire is formed--of her uttsr disre-
gard of all human and divine laws, and
of every principle but those of plumber
carnage, and seit ACKNOWLEDGMENT ; we
would point cut and expose her insld!-
Gus designs upon our ovH country, and
the danger chat America ma! be thrown
as the last msng,cd corpse upon the
heap of human misery. We would q
rouse, enlishten and fortify the publls
mind; we would prepare it 10 encoun-
ter snd defeat the fcrocious tyranny
which has ra1asea almost every portion
Of the civilized warid: but our powers
sink under the task. 1t should call forth
the best efforts Of some If the master
spirits OF the country. We hope tina,
this call vii! invite CHI an one to un-
dertake and perform it.
Messenger.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
PRUSSIA.

The house of Brandenhurg is extinct;
Prussia is anDibilsted; power which q
shcrt time since threatened to bscou'e
the aybner Of Europe, lies commingled
and uad;s,inTuisaed in tbs vast mass ct
French dominion. THIS subverslcn CT a
,hr9ne this stupendous revolution,
wGic,. in fermer times would have as
tonished nations, ard formed an epoch
in history, ha. been Effected by SIMPLE
resolution Of the Conservative Senate at
Paris, formed in compliance with the
mandate Of single man, and after sf'T0
ferma deiiberstion ofperhaps two hours
1t is announced to vassal Eurepe In 3
short laconic decree; the intelligence Is
communicated TO US in newspaper pa
r,sraph Of FIVE Lives it furnishes mat
.er fora single ejaculation, or curssry
r.mark, AID is then forgotten, or indls-
tiactly remembered amidst the mass OF
moral miracles which in the Providence
sfGed have besp conesntered and heap
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
NAVAL VICTORY!
NETWORK, Dec. 6

"I have the great satisfaction Of ill.,
forming -.u that Commodore DECATUR
has car*ured the British Frigste MA
CECUNIh, after an action of II mi
mites. She mounts 80 guns. and had
ice men billed ans wapndsd.-Ths
news may be rsiisd OIL have seen Mr..
HaH,llson, ra;dshipnsn, who leaves tais.
this day by mail with the ceiors and dis
patches for washing ton."
We have in addition to the above, the
pleasure to inform cur readers that the
Macedonia hes actually arrived at New
London. Our loss was only ten men
killed!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
ADAM LYNN

Eas ;ust receired, and c6trs for Sale,
at h,s Harlow ARE and JEW
ELRY STORE, sEtosHe the
al-chaaic.' Bank,
Iron Rim aud Stock Locks,
Chest Drawer, Cupboard, Trunk and
Ped Locks, :.
IL Sta p, 7 Butt and Parliament
l,;r,rs. Screws, B.lts and Latehes.
PIa,cd andTin'd Brldts Bits, Silrrups
and Buckles, Files aid Ra'ps,
Mil, Cross, Cut and Hand Saws,
Patent Trowcls, S eelyards,
Blacksmith's Screw Plates, Vices
An,ls and Hammers,
pr.ss Candlesticks, Jappaned Lamps,
Curry Coulbs, knitting Pms
Shoe XII, es Avis aud lacks,
Cotton ard Wool Cards,
Table and Desert HALVES and Forks,
Pen, Pocket and Pruning Knives, Ra-
zors, Scissors and L7nccts,
Fine Pen and Sporlsnan's Knives,
v;,h to 8 blades.
White CsapeI Needless
pss, su,e. 6ne white Chapel Needles
ja,quarters, assorted Aos. IN each qua'-
tel,
Daring Needles
Vrry handsome polished Brass Car
ne, Reds ano Eyes,
Britannia Metal Tea Pets ard C"heS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
Dor1ErovN, Penn Nov. 50.

DIED, On Saturday, the DIST Instant,
at the Bucks county slms house, CATHK
R1NE L.EonhHD, aged 1902 years; and
what is singular, since she arrived "a:
her Tooth year she has spun between ,
and 500 dozen Of flax yarn. She ev'nced
n peculiar psrlia!isy for Der whee! usSi'
the laat hour Of her lifc,, which was
closed by request that it, together with
its spools, nigh: receive the special
care Of those she left behind.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY,, December 9.
"To sRkw
IHs VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIME
Gis FORM AND PRESSURE"
I" TO sRkw


"I'hc counteractiny Shirt Of Federalisn. !"
The mtelligencer in echo to Mr..
Russell's cry of sour Friends in Con.
gress," quotes TIE following paragraph
from late London Courier; which ne
puts In Staring Cchitals, the common
substitute for Wit and argument. "Rofe
aoweVer, is net pet ertinct as to the
short darofion Of this VAR; bur Chat
Ao.sr is founded solely on the counter
acting Shiris IF Federalism" And what
is the dire import oSthis n,tfe para
graphl Does ii prove that the Spirit of
. Federaiisnyis "big with treason, stra-
tagenI, and spsi."? IS the Iatelligen-
Ger would say No, bat it proves, that
though cast down and without power In
Its own country i, is veneratcd abroad.
That ii is seen and admired atar of, as
the "city on hill" which all the clouds
of ignorance and error that darken our
land, Cannot bide----as the "Salt"
which is to preserve a corrupted people
from pntrefaciion--the redeeming spl.
sitwhich may be destined to save great
nstion. from inter ruin. Yes all the
little hope thar yet remains to this h'he-
.css nation, rests indeed upon the Spirit
OF Federalism. It is this spirit which
alone is Icft, to oppose the current OF
pride and passion, that is bearing US
with unexampled rspidity, to that gull
in which the republics CT the old and
modern worlds hare been swallowed up
1t is that spirit which BY developing
the secrc. springs tia; move the ma
chine of our state affairs in its strange
and dangerous course, may yet open tine
eyes Of the tcotir, TO the dangers that
encompass them. Like the man Of God,
who In tie midst OF the igilg prophets,
cried nut TO Jehoshophat Of old, join
no. thyseH to unrighteous Ahab !" it
warns the people of the Fate which
awaits tAe allies of tyrant, who is alike
the enes..y of his God, and the curse OF
his fellow man They who are under
the irJfusace ct this spirit, whether in
congress or car OF congress, s:e friends
10 the British nation-because they are
friends to the whole human family, and
more particularly to that part OF it, which
is most distinguished for its usefulness
They are friends to tae British, because
they are enemies to tho unnecessary war;
which is intended to aflict them. They
arc friends to the British, because It IS
By them, tia; the cause Of Christianity
is supported and advanced. They arc
friends 10 the British, because their
strsnsth is our strength, and 'hsir safety,
the Aahhiasss Of tie s9Orid. TAis is the
csun,eractins Spirit of Federalism;
and this is the friendship which 1t bears
u the British nation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
CRshorted fer ;!e alexandria Gazette.
TUESDAY, December 8

-
TUESDAY, December 8.
Ms. Jackson presented the petition
orsundry merchants Of Providence, X l.
supporters of British Goods Referred
10 The committee of the whole House
who have that subject under conS'dera-
ton.
MFR. Poindexter presented a petition
praymS for prescription right - Re-
fsrr.d 20 the committee on the pubic
I~ndS.
Mr.. Sholson from the csmmittee OF
c,3;ns made an unfsvorsbss report on
,he peiition Of - Mosby, which was
conc urrtt IN by tho House.
Mr. M'Kee offered the following:
Resolved, thet committee Ga appoint
CO TO consider the Rcror. of the Score
tary of State IF the Sd July last, on the
unsn.orial Of Wm. Lambert, & that they
have leave to report By bill e. ether,
wisc,-A'ioptcd, and Il committee Of 5
ordered.
MIR PoindeXter cGared tho following ::
Resolved, That conaiittee De aPpeint-
cd to enquire whether any and if any
what amendments ATE necessary in the
several acrs for extending jurisdiction
TO The superior courts in the territories
OF tAc DATED States. Adopted.
The housein committee ofthe whole,
rrsumetlthe consideration OF the report
Of the committee of ways and means on
the subject of the merchants bonds.
Mr., Widgcry spoke in favor of remit,
ting the bonds-He did not ask it as a
fa1o., he demanded it as matter OF
right, They should not be placed in a
worse situation than criminal. He put
ihsn al the bar Of the house charged