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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-09
COACH NIAKERs

EEENRY 81 VIM Bushnell. from New E,.,oa,,
have recently commenced tie Carriage ma :
k'ug hosiuess "a ~ its various branches ~ Harris
soHhurg, tpcS'ngham county, where they intend
,,"SN'g garages 81 every description which may
b" cslled for Their general acouaintsrce with
the business and pledge to those who NAV hecorne
TIER customers OF doing their work faithfully. and
general wish tn please, together with tie SUPERIOR
~ OF Their materials, viii they trust merit them
liberal share OF pubic patrunsre-Good ,;,rha"
which IS an essential article in carriage is ber-
OBTAINED OF qu'lity not inferior to any which we
have seen.
N; % Wanted three or four Jor2aeymen who are
g,o' workmen AZ the above bnsihck ~ .'.n arr,
saoksmith's business TO whom liberal si,ec2rsge.
meDt viii be gwen.
Harnsoubulfh, March o6. viov
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-09

N ChANCEitt AT a Court II eli Tor i}0ckinr
= ham county The Sth day oil February 1878
Reubin Chaudoin ~,
Ihomaa Carter, Richard Davis james Station. D.,
vid tattesos and John Labarreaire mr.
YIN The motion OF the paint n by counsel, and it
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that
he the defendant Carter is not An inbabtan, Of ~;
StAte-h IS ordeTei That unless the said Carte
shaii aHpear here on or before the May term newt
and answer the biz of the plaintiff the court vii,
uleh proceed to take the same for confesse, as 10
him and decree the matter thereof ac>ordi,oI -,
that copy this order be forthwith pubIisbed in
some public newspaper Of the city of RcI,,non fn,
eTo months excessively, and another copy he most,
en at the front door of the Court House of this
county. '''
Copy
80 ELDRIDGE, jr. D. C.
w9wp.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-07
NOTICE.

a PETITION viii be presented
~ to the next General Assembly OF
The Legislature of Virginia. for law
II open a road from Normsn's Ford, on
the Rsppahannock river to the town OF
DccoquaR.
September IS. laweW.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-07
From the Boston Rehersory.
RUSSIAN MEDIATION.

We are happy to lay before cur read
ers, this day, the commencement Of So
RES of letters from venerated states
man and patriot. on a subject which has
excited the highest interest IN the pub.
lie, and which Immediately affects the
character OLA member of the cabinet.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-07
THURSDAY, OcroBER 7. 1873.
RODGERS CRUIZE.

cohy ofa letter from Commodore Rod
gers 10 the Secretary of me Many
dated
u. S. Frigate President, Newport
Sept. 27,h, 1913.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-01
FRIDAY, JANUARY J..

Received for Sale,
500 Bushels Ground Alum salt,
5000 do. Course do.
1000 pounds Seine Irvine,
I HID Sail do
SIS bolts Russia duck, 'st and Sd.
quality
10 Dc. Ravens do.
$50 Barrels Tar,
90 Do Rom Pitch < TurPentine,
1000 pounds Brimstone,
40 barrels Beef and Pork,
5 Tierces and Ocls Paint Oil,
Sperm ana Whale DO.
Winter Strained do
GEO. COLEMAN
- Camcran It " arf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-01

70 40 w. out as sson IS :iy q
beyond that, and went VIA
old master was proving n
direction ; ifthey got taken h
not 80 to war for them, ~
the expense of one cent, II n
the whole of them.
Many gen''>men support
upon the principle that &, "
the question--lhat we are IA 81
a great naval power, aui "a n
permanent naval establisAsH
this Mr. z. said, he objected n
reasons he had before ass;srvc
said, he had found maakin'M
tho same, give them power &
would not only use, but ah,M
give them money and they MI
it, and want to borrow. and al
if an administration like 4.
without money. without an ,I
navy, would plunge this conM
unprepaved into a war. and -
it for the present existing ear
extend their views of eono,E
the Florida's. the Canada',, (E
Halifax, and Nova Scotia, v{E
they should have m,ncy, An /,
ships, the next thias. they Won z
colonies as other nation. h,JN
and that Bermuda and NevN
dence, would he in our way: +
must have Jama;ca. to get eoA
and sugar. Aad instead \
country enjoying peace. VIII
above all things the most de,s
we should be involved like .
nations in perpetual war.
sir. =. said, that ai,honsik
things bad taken place. that /,
time. he considered against t,
interest of 'his country. II
now considered item as 4,
ing for our good, ard ii
could but believe that We
now as we had been the pccuEl
vOrites OF heaven---he had cons
it unwise in Congress when Ii,
fused IL renew the Charter
Bank Of The q. States, and
its capital. and equally so,
the pep-importatior
"u' ns ""saa ~ '', ,a , as luz, 'ne'
.'ea ~ , "o"'u e ."'n ou. "''l1
Wi ~. '"e e. n'''.". q, ,"S Psot'e'
p:.s' ~ Wv ""' "oa NV o"''
to get home their property, b
'- pew" '''' " Wv " |
"i',,o". " 'IPe"' w nav
, ~ '"'Se ''''"
"'.'u ''"'' SH'" ."s ",''''"r" ",
"n e's"a'' '1sn' ""
: e'', " -, =" lam, "
49,: " : Ia,
'n'p'' ',''s "' '"0' al" :: ~"
''",'' ."'. ""' 10, SUNNI ~, ~
>, :, a,,a , ~ ' H. poor 49, m;uh,
'>"an :, ,.,,;, .or Ia,o i. ans .,
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y. '"' > .;. ''' 49,.
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.,,ltv VIM" :" ,.v;nn ,Lon ,!'.y 4
~ ',,a.. 81 ,ha. ha,,so ~ =,
.,:,:,i
Dir. u. said the chairman
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-01
DEBATE

of the u. States.
Mr.. Potter said, as he re-.
presented a Commercial State, ana
his constituents at present were very
anxious for Navy, he felt it his du-
ty to assign his reasons for the vote
| he was about to give. He said.when
| he saw bis political friends, with on.
" one exception. in favor OF the Dill
under consideration, and the anxious
soIicitude Of the gentlemen ON the
other side of the House, for its fate,
he felt himself much embarrassed !;
but while he was by his feelings at
times almost impelled to vote in its
favor, his Judgment compelled him
to vote against it.
Mr.. P. said. his objections to Ma
w we're, that il would cost more than
| it would ever be worth to the nation;
that we could no, build. man and sup
port the ships contemplated. in addi-
ton to our present establishment.
without rfsorting to the same means
f.; their support. rs other maritime
nations had dcnc: that it must be
suDDorted by impression, or opplcs-
sion we must either imnress our
citizens to man our navy, and com
mel them 70 serve against their wills
f,,r .,uost po,hing, or oppress the
ua,;c, with Faxes not to be endured,
I, co,nte the government TO give
s,,c;, Y,yes "a would induce our sea-
men to enter voluntarily into our
service. He said it had i.een observ-
oil NV the friends of,l.e bill. and par
t;.u,,,rIv az his friend from Penasyl-
ysn;, tSsr .s;,uor) ,hu the navy
was If this tim. ve..y noauIar with
all u,rt;ss. il this house and the ma
,;on ,h,t thew ha<. sane honor to
tb.u.etv.s and 70 heir country,
Will. o,,r army had IN almost every
instance. been defeated AM! DISGRACE
ed Mr. p. said. ". mad nren yery
unr,rru,,,a IN RI. ...r.,;ou ofsc,.e
o o ""r cnmm,nd;ug oi,ioers. vii. had
10 i wo,ld seam hsao anDo;ntcd
,nora he.,use thew wanted Office.
n,sn hoo.us, ,hcv ,vara ou,l;Gad for
i s,me nr them we're ,oo old. and o.
tbsr. too yon,s. ho, he believed we
had as nood officers IN our army rs
we had in the navy. and whenever
the fine sho1,,t; arrive that would
aifo,., ,hem . fair oonoriu,ifv. that
ti,v wnu,d ecna,Iv distinguish Them
80.
NJ p s.;d there WAS q kind of
oo,,l,r taluvi,,o at this lime about
:, n.yv tho, no faund difficult to an
noss W. said II WAS st least no,,,-
lar With All those ubo exoected IN
.,',,." .,'.,a, nv, ~. aud vii, No..
~ f..o,,, ~. ,na.t h,..,,ahs. ,nnt;ves
IT. w. ,ai;.vsd wban the ,co,le
,.,.o ,va.s ~ nav IN and r..s;vc no.
,,:s .a,o r. COO ,,,nt wa ,,d .,.u,
can ,ha,m tho l,st ,ear u,vsrds
90 twanty billions of d,J.srs and
that no,w;thst,u,,inp all ,;,e monte,
we ba,, reccived. NV doub.e du,jss
.nd otb.rw;.s that we had ;nrrrsseI
tho nat;a,aI d.ht in that war; Ten
m;li;ons six hundred thousaud dol
| l.rs and that we want for the ex
renoes ne tho nrescnt YEAR aoreea.
hle to the renort If the sccrs,arv Of.
tho Treasurv ,h;rtv one millions
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-01
~ Sal, SALE.

fuS,.lD SALE.
IN Tuesd y the 5th day o!J1j
~ ry next, if fair, ii not IL:
air day, will be sold 70 the az
bitder on a credit Of 9 mor'',''
WRENs Tavern, near tie -
Church, a number o. likely
VIRGINIA EOEN 5LAfh%
The propsrtY OF George 80" !.
ceased --gnonrst tbeHi are 'h'es ="
I&D., from Il to IS years q. 50
JOIN DUE
administrator, De 6o"ss no" q u
deceased.
., Sa,l2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-01
B8yy'K CF .aLEX.aNDAhN

DEcIMBKH 81, III
THE Stockholders III The baon
lcxandr;a are hereby n"i'heo' VI
election Of nine DIRECTOR l"r t"' ~
year, will be held at he cun'' ~
his town, Oh The third MohuFI
lsih) January next. ii
J l.. McKEENA, tfSc'
December . Go's"'''''
Mr.. Davis, in Ric'-"ooa'
Mr.. Heiskell, il; Winchester. aF'
quested to insert the above IN
newspapers.
CREHORE'S
/. Hot-6re5sed Pairing enFa
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY
last received and for sale by {,
Cottom s. Stcwar0
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-01
HFTE;.4 .aC1DE.NI.
Dec. esth, 1912

CamcIdn X. W ar '''-'
Dec. esfh, 1912 men
HFGN;.4 .aC.1DE.NT. SERVE
YHSEE public are informed that pur e" ~
y suant to an act Of the Virginia Le- ''co''
pislature, giving authority to Certain fah'"
Commissioners, to sell the public build was {
ings formerly occupied by the district all pa
Court at Hay Market, in the County OF ton !;
Prince William, Virginia: A purchase them.
of said buildings has been made by an while
association of gentlemen, with view to ;nstar
convert them into seminary OF learn d
Ns, W. ,ns 81, re.nec,sh,e ne,sons unSor
In the adjoining counties have been re- VI o''
sularly constituted a board ct Trustees. as IL
Having been then duly appointed and more
Instituted, the Trustees have proceeded than
70 the alteration and rcpairs of the build it !; SD
inps, which are now il readiness tOrthe Tiers
accommodation OF mare than one nun had a
dred ..udsn.s, They have engaged a wa ~
professor of the dead languages and tIo ,
.';al.rh uo,oha. Rn,b gen,Ie,,en Of afford
EtJ sd,c,,;o, aud exnerienee az tiisy
,e,cher.. The course Of education will stlye:
comprehend all the BRANCHES of Esera1 Mr
tu,e as pursued in tbs Eastern -Colle- popul
49, ended 10 apply sPceul a nav
I'M an orporation, inst,tu,lng nosa.
the semiu sular College, with the lar "
! Vwer of yconiefsihg degrees. The make
ees ~ sa ,ss az, re .neetshiii,v and ny fri
MNh,eSc,.r to act as steward and But Il
u % xesoft the boarding department. who
Wv eam they will evec have it thing
to regulate the price of for
s.,,X ewest rate and further, of tW
49,. Acon6ne the students to that ,
Isa Feguar hours, and Of ye ia
be openS&atma ' 'f e ~ and o
ping. the n
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10

venty yards of the eppo6te fhore, when
they were fired upon by one Of the enc
my's picket guards the hre was return.
ed and several mot were exchanged. On
observing the firing. the csmmsndans
dispatched Lit. Beard with forty r;aemen,
TO reinforce Gar men, if in danger of fall
ing into rhe hands of the encmv, or were
pursued. The enemy's guard retreated
from the fhors, and our troops returned
without lofs.
We andertand that the above mention
ed encroachmcnt of our men, upon the en-.
emy's fhore, was unauthorized by the
comnandanr, and that he disapproves OF
1t.
Since eur laR fifteen descrters have
crossed over from Prescott. Some have
brought over their arms, which are of a
very superior quality.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10

Fsa,ats corseripts.-The courage and
generosity OF young French woman WI he
saohi,uted herfelf for her brother, con-
script in 1906, and who has iuR returned
from the army covered with honorable
wounds, was lately the subject of much
conversation at Antwerp. The .fory is
true, and the particulars deserve TO be
known, VIRGINIA GHEsouiERH, born a,
Deleinonts department OF The North, dis
trict ef Lille, finding that her brother,
who was ordered to march, was not In
condnion TO support the fatigue, of war,
and that he was inclined to continue his
tudics, obtained from her parents, per-
mission 70 depart for him. They were
twins, and very much res.nbled each o.
ther. She PIeae' led hericlf at the depot
IN the clothes Of her brother ard was
sent - the z7th regiment of the line, in
which she has served six years. She was
raised to the rank of setieant AT the bst-
tie at WagEan, for haviag saved the life
OF her captain who fell into the Danube,
and was in danger OF perifing. At the
battle of I'd May, near Lisbon, where
the duke OF Abrantes commanded, her
colonel being surrounded by the eremy,
she demanded six men, whom fse could
depend upon, with whom she proceeded
to his succour notwithstanding 4 qua
fhot wound which lle received in her left
arm, fhe succeeded in saving him, besides
making Two insurgent officers priio ners.
She also received on this location a wound
from bay onet in the left fide, was carri-
ed TO the hospital of America, and from
thence to thar Of Rurgos, where fhe was
cured OF her wound without her sex being
discovered, but an illness has Gnce be-
trayed il, and she hasjuR paGed by the
city OF Conrtrzy to go on her depot to
receive the rccompence due 20 the yalor,
and TO be decorated by the hand of the CO.
lionel whom ihe saved, with the honorable
insignia due 10 the brave.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10

cording to promiie. but till declined COM
plying with the requea.
4" The committee was then convened
at the houfc of Henry Weight, and or
ganized, Henry Weight being choien
chairman, &; Robert Patterfon secretary.
" Agreeably to reiolution of the COM
inittee, their chairman sent a letter 70
Charles Readheifef, containing copy of
the resolution ofthe legislature, and ear
nelly soliciting him to appoint time and
place for tie ex animation of his machine
by ;he committee.
La reply to this, Charles Readh, fer
sent letter addreGsd to Henry Voisht,
aud the other members of the committe
in which he named Thursday, the aft
iafant, at such hour as the committee
thould appoint, when he would submit his
machine to their examination, but fill
declined or neglected 70 name the place.
:" On the receipt of the above, Henry
Weight sent second letter 10 Charles
Readhetfer, renewing the former requet
III the mott urgent terms, that he would
exPreEly name the place as we'll as the
time tor determination /; & propoGng to
him that it tie could not with convenience
bring his machine to the city las he had
inpriyate colveriation with Henry Voieht
and others frequently intimated that he
would tken the committee would deiray
all the neceHsry expenses, and provide a
commodious room for Its reception and
examination but if he hould prefer
Chestnut hill as the place of examination,
then the noon of the day he had appoint
ed, should be the time at which the COM
mirtee would appoint for that purpofe.
I" To this letter Charles Readhefer
gave no expifit nfwer eithee verbally or
or ia writing, until yeferday, when be-
ing PreHed BY Henry Weight and Rooers
Patterson either to appoint time and
place himseiffor the committee to exam
inc his machhe, or agree to a time and
place named by them, which they propo-
sed to be the moon of Saturday, the goth
Infant, at CSesnut- hill, he explicitly de-
clared to them, his friend DR.. Christian
Heydrick being present, that he could
not submit his machine the examination
OF the committee appointed by the Legis.
Iature of Pennsylvania,
Z" The committee therefore consider
themselves as discharged from all further
attempts to execute the task assisEed
them by rhe Hon. Legislature of this
Commonwealth, and would finally take
the Liberty Of declaring, that from the
above Iecitee conduct of Charles Read
heffer, a: well as frem numerous vain at
temPts TO cSDffruct self moving machine,
on the qfenfbls principles of his, it is
their decided opinion, that Charles Read
geffer's machine of pretended perpetual
motion, is deception, and himself an i.a-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10

Mrs. Mary Kiger widow and relict Of
George kiger decd. and devisee of
Chriftopher Beal decd. George Kiger
Mary Dunkle lats Mary Kiger and
Catherine Rice late Catherine Kiger
children Of the fra named Mary Kiger.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10
MOBBING-AMERICAN.
TROY, Ian. z6.

IROH, an. 10.
We are informed by gentleman of
this town, who received his information
from perfon direct from Sacket's har-
bour, that battle was fought there few
days dnce between about 900 Sailors and
a Numerous body of militia, in which the
Sailors were defeated, having one of their
number killed and grea1 many wounded,
some of them very badly. The sailors
were armed with clubs !; we were not in
formed what weapons their opponents
fought with thirty men are said to
have been left Oil the field after the bat
sic.
Extract Of a letter from Harrisburg
January asM, 1913.
"Ihe following is copy of report
read In each house of the legislature this
day.
PHILADELPHIA, jan. Is, 1919.
1.-The committee appointed BY the
honorable the senate ed house of re-
representatives. of the commonw ealth of
Pennsylvania, in general assembly iset,
IN the month of December last, 10 make
strict examination of the machine in.
vented by Charles ReadheGer, and to
So make as specific representation re-
" spectipg ii as its alledged importance
2" and the public expectation require"
=" beg leave to report.
sc That Immediately on receiving the
authenticated copy Of the above resolu-
tion, one OF the committee, Robert PAT
fersen, waited on Charles Readhefer,
then IN this city, to whom he exhibited
the eoPy OF his appointment, requesting
BIN to name time and place for the
committee to make the examination of hi.
machine, agfeeably to the resolution and
Sehre OF the legislature. But Charles
Rsadhsffer declined complying with the a.
bove requeA at that time promising, howe.
yer, that he would call On Henry Voieht,
another member Of the committee, before
ne lett the city, and appoint the tine and
place tor the examination of his machine.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-02-10
Take Notice,

HAT on Friday the Izth day os
Il March next, by virtue Of an order
of tbs Superior Court of Chapcery hol-
den at Winchester made in a SUI, therein
depending wherein you are Plaintiffs, and
l together with JaTes Moseley and
Edward Bailey are defendants, I hall
proceed with the surveyor of Hsmpihirc
Country TO survey aud lay cg the Lands
in controversy between us.
EDWARD M'CARTY:
January 4, 1873, At goo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-24
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

FROM THE BOSTON rALLADIUM-JUSE z3'
Since Friday several letters have been re-
ceved from officers of the Chesapeake but
;hey do not give tue particulars Of the engage
fmcnt. The wounded, thcy state, had al' been
carefully removed TO the hospital, (Which was
very oommodious and convenienp aud were
as comfortable rs the nature OF their wounds
would permit. The surgeon: have bad ve-
nv arducus task in dressing cnl attending the
numerous woun;led, sod scarcely, f0r some
,ira., allowed themselves any rePo.e. Scv-
eral l.,,srs from officer. have psessi through
the mall isr Richmond, ". cod other South
era places bu; we 60 nos learn fNI sny
oacsasc addressed 20 ;hc S.rTs'srf Q. lhs
Sayr hes S.so lc,;:vf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-24
WAR EVENTS.


We are at leng,h enabled 70 lay Before our rca,ers
something certain relative TO this unfortunate &C.
fair; A Hahfax paper OF the 9Th inst. received Is
towH1y swedish s!oop which arrived here con-
tains the sad details of our calamity The Ainc--
ican' account will probably throw different light
on the subject.--Boston Chro,ici..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-24

rRc~ TIVE Nsw.Lovpov chzsrTg.
Great exertions are making to pot thi, place in
state Of defence; tho new batteries on CrctonHlil
are already i,sai.Lahlc; and considerable boy Of
,n,ia are cnssr9cd on each side ofthe fs,er The
sslslsor sis ccassdcrej cn;i: ,ly syrte.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-24
reoN rHR ALBANY ARGUS.

FROM THR Albany Angus.
When our deienceless prisoners were mas
sacred at the river Raisin, we were told by
British apologis's, that the savagcs could not
be retrained by British officers. We are
furnished with striking evidence Of the fih-
s;,y Of this assertion, in the sceno exhibited
nj the Mami. There, when savage feroei,y
had attained It's highes, pitch, by the buchery
of about 10 Of our unfortunate men, Col. FL.
Jiot, British officer, wss able TO arrest, and
did arrest, the horrcd work OF murder. Tell
US 10 more that Indians cannot be controlled
by those who feed, pay and Stimulate them
10 war.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-24

The bill allows i've years hsH pay 90 TOE
widows and children Of such of the militia as
shall BE- slain 10 scrvice--leo acres OF lani to
tho widows end children of hon-con mi.si'n
ed cfEcers and that the wounded shall DC
placed op the p-Dsioa Isis
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-24

following Hill
I. A bill for the assessment AMI collection Of di.
rect taxes.
g A bill TO lay asd collect direct tax within the
United States.
8. A bill laying duty on imported salt.
!. bill establishing the Office OF Commissioners
Of the Revenue.
S. A bill laying duties on licences to retailers Of
wines, spir,uous liquors, and foreign merchandise
g. A bill laying duties on carriages for the con-
veyancc Of persons.
z. A bill laying duties on licences 10 ds,i!lers Of
spri,uous liquors
s. A bill laying duties on sales at auction Of for.
eign merchandise and of ships and vessels.
9. 4 bill laying duties on sugars refined within the
United States.
10 A bill laying duties on bank notes, and Oh
notes Of hand and foreign bills Of exchange of Ger.
tain descriptions.
H. A bill making further provision for the eolce.
ton Of internal duties.
AZ. A bill laying an sddtt-al duty on foreign
tonnage.
The several bills above reci,ed were read a
first and second time, aud referred TO COM
,nittee of the whole, and made tho order Of
the day for Monday.
French Dccree.--Ntr. Webster submitted
the following resolutions {:
Resolved, That the President OF the Uoited
States be requested to inform this House.
unless the public Interest should, in his opin-
ion, forbid .u:h commonica.ion, when, b.
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