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Twenty Dollars Rewary.
STOP THE VuI.AINSi

STOP THE VJLLAINS,.
& Suaday night last my stable in the county OF
~ Chesterfied,was broke IN open and q sorrel u,.re
sccustumed 10 ear tsken tb.reirom---als,, q kehs
eooured sorrei horse accustomed to eesr. TIE above
reverb VIII he given tor either of the An!meIs-8
enc hundred dollars for the apprehension and COZ +.
viehon of the thief Or thieves They were traced ON
ire Richmond rosd, as far es Osborne's whers
pursuit became fru'tless. The public are earne,.s
easuoneh, to take steps against these midnight
mauraudera
THOMAS TARA.
PETERSBURG. Feb 10 -
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Petersburg. Feb. 10.
Zsoenfu DoNars Peuard.

Zsoenfu Dollars Rezpard
E{NoR apprehending Negro CH4RLFS, a black
msn--he is about IS years of aee, S feet 7 or
inches high, had on blue coat and tro~ sers wan
lately branded in the left hard, and aised in the
county OF Gloucester. pureksseJ him Of Mr. Am.
prose Oliver OF sid eouniy-ke lest ne in Chester.
he'd on my wsy to Washington county The aho G
reward will he paid By delivering hiir y NJ, Covk
of Richmond. John S.NuEES
Mpre,
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HE subsoriie-a - informed that reports sre
IN circulation, particularly at a distance. much
to the prejudice of Mr.. Henry Lavrel ce, who keeps
pubic house at Louisa Court. House. By these
reports he IS represented KS Tory, or n man I'M
friendly, in his principles aid pract;ces to ,b.
rights and independence of his country.
from long sna intimate acgusintsnoe with Mr.
lawrence, we say, with pleasure, that we believe
tneSe reports 10 be without any manner of founds-
ton aud that consider him a. real a fr cnd 20
ms country any man in itand tho he nay some.
unes dffer from some Of Us, n the best m saos
OF promoting the interest and prosperity Of the
country. ne IS liberal and Hsniid as wen With res.
peetto the subjects of differences al 10 The nsr.o.
with VII nm he d,G.,. ~ ''~ kNeSOhs
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DOMESTIC WAREHOUSES.

AE SUBSCRIBER hss opeped a Dom e..;.
W1--foose, - tew door. shove Er.aan's V CO.,
'!ue Store, wh-re he ss constantly on :.s,.l hr,
s.pliy OF Domestc Goods, CONSIST ny NJ tinc hasns
Plains, Stripes, Cbsmbr,, Chsrgesbie,, Cheeks.
sh'r,ns, Shre'iny, ID, per., Nm,:y and he'd lick .
which he viii sell low for cash or approved pa,,e..-
Person, wishing m be supplied with tl.,s kind as
sood'. can have them at the Manufact turing prices
by applying 20
PHILIP BUDLONG.
March 10. .lqrp
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CAST IRON FOUNDFRY

'BE Subscribers have commenced the est. bIish.
n,ent oil a r. Ch.NHCE in this place, under the
hrm of ParkhiN, Sabbaton 81 C6-Tl.y .x,sct ,o
nave il IN complete operation about the m,ddl. NJ
May next, ana will thankfully receive orders ror.
Cast ngs 81 any desc'1ftion which thy trust VII bt
eur d the best of wotkmen r.
Orders let with III John Peril i'll, at his store
Mr. r a. Ssbbacon, xt the Works J,st sboy. he
t,ash on the Csnsi, Or with Messrs Fo1et X Lea,
Petersburg, will be strictly stesded 10.
JCH.N PR RHIIL
II. N S8BB.4Y'O.N.
Richmond, Eiareb SV. .na,
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Deputy Coninsssa'v's Gree.
-. L 4

tIeHIHUHt, ~ NtAfoh, ToIS-
NEA THESES, DESTROYS If making mp sr',.y
- cloati,ins, consisting OF coats, vests, oyerails
shirts, sc will NEE, WITH 10 poy,nent by spelyipg
al the Nihtsry Store, in muse formerly oceupi-
ell by Mr.. Sonthes'e, and 'steiy by Mr.. Leroy An
derson, on the Capitol Hill, where terms will be.
inside known
Good Recommendation security viii be requr.
ed for the materials entrusted 10 them.
ROBERTO. JENNINGS,
Deputy mm;sssry oil Purchases.
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SOIL LEATHER.
NhE Subscriber has Just received, I6O6 lbs prime
A Sosi Leather. which he pliers for sale low. q,
the sisa OF the Golden Saddle, r. Street.
=, JASPER ROBBINS.
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isaac WE BSIEK
las opened House of Entertainment
th at Kirg William Mills. two miles from
Ha lover Town.
HaDove-. March S. Is
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EDIP,D c. DIYyS

AS resigned the station held by him in the
v Fsrmers' Bark of Virgins. aimee the corn
= sncerp ent OF that institutions ~ h,s opened nm
ofhce IN the house lately occupied BY Messrs Wiz
son and Drew on ID (Cary) Street
he prorcses 10 transact business generally on
Co1nnrissfos. Combined herewith, he will eye
cute al, fnatterf con- mitts Kim az Stock- Rrot-
er, Se,Sener, or .Nofa'y- Public with prom ptituda
ard fidelity. :,
Mprch f6 IS
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o." The Subscribers 4vish 10 nurch0g,
one or t7uo hundred chords Of BIRK.
GEO. FISHER e Co.
March l6. &,
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BOARDING WANTED

bOAkI)lNG WA Nj ED
b(Y Gentleman and his Lady, in a respectable
> private family, in the vicinity Of the Capitol
"A line addressed TO A. b. will be Immediately at
tended TO.
Msrci S. -
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I'aV'd watson tReuben Mence
James Minor R,cbro,J T'srr,u
= ohm Nv rton PETER Cra,,o.t
S"ru Suaries Arthur Clayton
Lanaeiot Minor Hseh. w psrL;,,
S ION, Suat'es lohn Downing
1oni' Lewis Jno. Poindexser
n n,i Man John Lasley
nonss Elbs, who has WIN. WASH
oesn intimsteiy sc 5epry Pendeton
qusiHted With him IS r. Morris. n.
, years. VIM. F. Gordon
Peter Il. JOHNSON VIM Ravlsnd
Charles Smith r.. S. sa,rl;Jge
" ~. Crautord david Lipscombe
Merwether Fox jam, L,nd.sy
onaries lusrlss I'kos Mseon
Ra'ph Guar es NisbolssJ ,,o;n6.x.ar
Lud'w Brsmham David BuIiosk
eAFi'nd Anderson J. M. Morris
April z. "
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L.fBOURERS WHNTFD.
'ENhE subscribers wish to Hire, from % to so Ne.
gro Men-liberal wages viii be given. Amt.
cation to be made at the .ia1ee of Wilson s. Drew.
1HOS II. DREW IL Co
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~ Nzk. DAYID PRICE-Co, ~ 4

Richmond, Eiarch sU .nan,
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M.ADAMs
November S.
THE BOSTON STAMP SHERIFF.

we understand that some gentlemen have
doubted the correctness Of the statement IN
our last paper respecting Mr. Sheriff Adams
beng arrested, as a smuggler, and the seiI
zure.of quantity OF goods secreted in a
double bostomed wagon Thcve who have
any doubts on the subject. may apply To
VIM. II. sumner Esq the Governors Aid.
who we are assured, was in Wiscasset at
the time--and, If weare correctly infor-
med, saw the seizure male by the custoa1s
house officers. Nodoubt it was an unolea,
SAINT Affair &c him, and is thought to have
SINK deep iEto his heart, for be IL said 70
hayel reared ;hunIar struck; so much go
That re aiisnot utter one word on the occa.
sion .eithcrfor or against Sheriff Adams.
When the soois. which no doubt came from
his fathers which. he ianented so much 10
be separated from. were seized. tits no
wonder tais man has no confidence in the
National Government. when its officers
treat him SO harsn,y, and drive him to tae
wall We repeat it Governor STRONG mnst
set great example, in Mr. Sheriff a dam,
behalf. Every British loyal subject expecss.y
and looks u him alone, at the head Of the
hive New England States. for a great ex.
ample, SO as the great resources of the
smagg'ers may beprsserved for their own
use alone. Insulted. distressed, ruined
srangg'ers. how long viii they hear fhisl
Patriot. =
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. Lewis Of Virginia presented the PEI;
+ ~ IN irhabitaet of Fairfax county VIZ
glnia, praying compensation for ierse be
hntisg Q him, torci5iy taken from hin din
rig tbe late incursion Of tho enemy ,oktb;s
place, by an officer OF the United S,a.es
and also thepeti,ienof Thomas Even. man
ager and pr ncipa. proprietor of the Anacos
Ia bridge (over the Anaccsta or ka.ter,
b areb) Irayirg indemnfcatior for tho ,oss
sus'aint d by he burning Of tiIat bridge by
the Cover ment oificers--Referred to com !.
nj &c az Ciairs.
Mr. Kent Of Md. reported bill es,ab.
iisning The Bank OF the Metro oils (of This
uistrict) which was twice read aud commit.
ted.
Mr. Chappall of S. C. made an ,,nfavor.
blereport on the petition OF John Oytra,l ar,
another person; which were read ard con !.
ruirrd IN. - ~o''' =
Mr.. kileorE Of Ohio called M the resoIu
ton offered by him Yesterday ard then laid
or the table directi S the Military Comm
zee 70 consider the expedierc, of providine
Tor ne faiHi.ies ct private soldiers slain in
service. Z, -'N'''' ~
MIR. X. modified his motion so az to en-
grace Only regular soldiers ard Volunteers
ehsagtd in the service, excluding the coee
OF tni,ie. Which has are adj, been referred
70 'he Mr'afy ooinmi'tee; end, go modi6
&C. nc motion was agreed to.
@r. Irorp Of Geo. gave notice. that is
Opportunity offered, he would tosDorroyq cali
" we Oil Tor classifying the male population
OF the lniied States.
The INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. Sraitfs # N Y.called the attention Of
tht House TO the resolution appoint;ng a co,n
mi',se % investigate the capture Of this cite
iie han been and yet was very anx;ous H.
near ne report Of THAI committee. The
= sbarnian OF that committee mir. Johnson1
nad the Other day assigned the reason WIN
s"s IePoft oi'that Committee had been de.
iaycc, which was tina, letters had hee, 49,,
zen to Gems Armstrong and Winder' r.
wpich answers had nor yet been received. !
" ''D supnlissioHto the Committee. he kne -
n't why application nd been made te ,hose
:, sources Tor information. Did they txnecfi
'nose persons to furnish proofs q their own
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nigh a-o, crnixc os fer r,onths-she las
bro Z in cargo of v'oollen goods princa,.,-
~ b'anse's, taken from a sraaspo.r.- 5h..
has sskaa u prizes, Is Of which she,
s'royea, three maraed and ordered ia la.
,ass cbocs fourteen days aro, laden via.
brandy. ram, &c. from London TO OaeScc.
taer crc's'n: ground las been prircically
IA the baz OF Biscay aad English Chauaels
tye pr three days since was chased off by :.
Hlsa,e and fell ~ with two others, all OF
winch she OFT saiied. Tas number of pri..
soncrs sakcn by her, is 275--she has brought
lin i2er 5 only.
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ELLswoRrH. September &.

- ~ ~~>-tS'< sest~A -
As far as have had an opportunity 70
know, the conduct Of the enemy has been
most magnanimons towards us, where ours
has been honorable towards them. But / do
not pretend TO know all their conduct. Tn
conversation. they profess high regard for
boston, a desire of peace, and appear to es-
poet that something viii be done favorable
toboti, countries, by our Conceal Court at
their ncxr session, and Heaven grant that
they may not be disappointed. We love
oar country more than ever. The thcupht
OF bsng separated from the governfnent' of
our fathersis dreadful: Massachnsetts Is;
great and powerful: she stands at the hens
OF the New England States. which now h
common with the rest Of The world. are look
ing To her tor grea. example. Patient.
oppressed. insuited New England. driven
tn the wall. will She not, at last. take to
berselfjusticei But il is not for us to dicr
tate Suffcsiitto say, we have no confidence
intae government of the United States. ,fas
i mus, DC called) either to FIGHT or to treat
for us. Pnt aliou CONFIDENCE reposes IL
the United Governments of New England
with your E,tceliency at the head, to do
both. -
M. ADAMS.
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h.r,. o. ~. ~ aker ,em,noco Nun
MrS ,,. w a.os'." oeiore the House
.-..>''. "otsu. "A' she comm,stee be
~ "aAe report on TINS subject as
Early as PosSioie, Notwithstanding they may
not aave received answers to all the letters
they had written.
Whist NAT >. was reducing this motion to
writing
! Mr.. Sharp Of Ky suggested to the gentle.
man the prcpricty OF deferring his motion
until the Chairman Of the cos,nittee Of in
yestgation should be in his seat. which he
was net az present..
Mr. Smith said he had m ob;ect;on m de.
fer HIS motion for the present and. indeed
if the gentleman from Kentuc,v would ne.
good enough TO commun;catf. L;s cen .;n,sc,sl
on this subject to his colleague 4 o,;.ht 50
the necessity oF making the uo,;o,, q, N, u
The crisis 10 which Cur AFFAIRS Ma --r;v.d
required. he said. a nya,nnr ex.a ,;n.,so,, 80
such events as t,,st ssh;ch has
this place. - >',s'' 49, : ~
THE VOLUNTEER MR.
~. In. i, :,
cs,,.' =, 'Se ,u Iles'uent 20 ac
sa1 &C. ~ s".ansses corps winch
e.. ~. ~ was
HSa1-.'.a ' ~ u r ss.
ss;.ass ne ol - 3 'or reassus wnicn ne
-. $3.50 - 49,
o SI,ss s,,. wsre prnelpsy to the clause
and ~ - slH Ssnss
asS $500 i,sl uay' OF twenty Two uoiiars
ana S'snsy one cehts year. or double that
sr,,' ysals' 10 sucn persons as should
~, themselves, ,or the use OF arms inasnnch
-, ~ ~ . y oy me oni
s,,n, - NV s sa.,' 'Au . ~, 'ess
,be '..'a wlsn "'loweu
90 lion Ca, ,t,..;, :,
lowed "a t,,. rs,,,,,, - - -" a''
M Trs., Z , &c.,, =. -. ~.
~" " soat' ooJecAeu 20 the rccomnitment
not he ,shaIiv ,,iss 'o ,,;.s ousn ne n'snt
theb;p T., Ala ~, s,,. -
;r,,,roo.d ~, = ou.u
!, ~, ss's,.. W..
,;.,,, -, ~, ~ III
he sa;5 :,
TTn;,,. WV
venientlv ~ f,,rn;s,, hen u,,;r,, sI,,.,s,,s.
was No, IN fss. r |" '''s'' e.e 90
Mr. C.albonn of s q and Afr1v.s.... &c
N n. favored rhe ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -,
of the sect;oY, ,shch -,
irnteersf f,,o,,, al, r.,r,,,n. ,,:,:,:s
h;cb ,bsv Nj =. !, l m sn:S uus' -
Mr,rror,, ad,,,,,s,, :, $500 's,s,.
force nj ti,ess 1h;sc,;r.,. e..;,.;e i,
insert;on ,f -, !, =
sed. And = = & ',-''''S'' e1i'S'
On the oncs,;on be;n, raj a. ~. M, 80.
- 80, 80. ~ s,' .te oui was
"A shorr I'm ~ : VI ''pS 'o'e
The sHo,,se , zoe s, ~, ;,ssIe:-
tee of,bt ,ytols -, sa:sTt :,, .S's.-
rhe chair S'''- '''' 'ii .'1''' o'i ~ IA
Mr. K;ibor, &c r,b;a ..s., =.
b;,l bv 70 49, .,'e
volunteers m E.. COS, ,ae
as well as by the povsrnnsn, .s sas $500
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in The destruction ofth- eueny's whole ma.
val tcrce ON this lake, am or the eve OF re-
turning TO Lake Erie ; bat asst is all irponr.-
am 20 c,t the ere-sv's liae af commun;ca.
ton from M'chilinackinac 10 York. which
j. strnngh the Nautavssauga river. Lake,
Sinclair. SC. an! os Which his very ex.stance-
depends you will renain here and keep ~,
riYii blockade until you shall be driven
from the Lake by ths incieraency ofthe sea-.
son. suffering not boat or canoe to pass
IL or oat Of this river. shall leave .ke
Tgress wiz, you. IL case accident should
happen to either, one csshe vesseis. the o.
her may afford her nsscasary assistance
Should you deem il proper &c send the III
ysess NJ to cruize aweek or two. about St
Jnseph's in order to intercept the ene,ny's
fur Canoes between St. Maris's aud Freneh
fiver. you can do so, as one vessel is sufh.
cent 70 b.ccfate this iivtr
| shouli recommend your immediately
Finding out anchorageto cover YOU from, " .
w. gales as that is the only win1swhich can
affect you 10 this bay see frou, The Man
rvs Log book. thst the small is:antl on the
;. w oft'is bay is such a, lace as you c,,ulsi
| wish, e'-ect'ons for which Herewith gisc
you Theislands north fms, may also give
iyou good anchorage j; but always be :snre of
good bottom before anchorage, as the loss
Of an anchor might prove of serious couse>
lqaerce TO YOU. Shouldsyou find anchorage
ON both sides, ] would recommend your
Changing frequently, and in way not to be
observed by the enemy, who might not only
avail himself of your position to move ont
ms boats IN, the night on the opposite side.
but he might attempt SURPRISING Won bv
Ithrowing number of men on board. A.
Lgainst attacks of this kind. which he might
be driven to by his desperate sitnation. as
his blockade must starve him into sirren-
der oy Spring. I must particularly caution
YOU. When the Tigress is here il would be
well to be on the opposite shores,-and some.
tines to run out.of sight. taking care to
sconr hoth shores as you return. shall en-
deavor 70 annoy the ma vigation of the river
~ telling trees across its mouth il, order
/ that a postage must be performed there /.
which must be seen by you.
wish you to take an accurate survey of
This bay, salsd its Islands, and is possible the,
one on the porth of it, called Matskhadash.
Fobserving all its islands, creeks, bays, shoals,
anchorages, courses. distances and soundines
particularly attending to the kind Of bots
tom. ~
Should any thing occur to make It neces.
sary, yon can send the Tigress expire IS to
ne. re can keep their boats from pass
ing until October. Ithuk the weather will
e.Iectuaily cus of all communication by any
thing they have on Goat. and ia the Spring
an early blockade will possess us of Mack
iiac
Yon will be particularly careful in having
communication With the shore. aud when
you send a party for wond, let it he On al,
ISLAND, under the protection ofiyour guns.
and guard from both vessels.-yV
you pleasant. cr,;ize.
! remain very respectfully. your most o,
bsdient servant. ~
lSigned) a.. SINCI.AIp
Lieu. Co.adt. Daniel rurner,
y. 5. Schooner Scorpion.
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pRIyrEERING

| = IL l.
The negociatioss at Gheut having Given
ample proof the intentions Of England IN
continue the war yet, several years, and Of
iier hrm discrimination to deprive the Uni.
ted States ofalI neutral commerce even in
tue most lnnoeent commodities, it becomes
every one attachedto lis country, and desir
goas OF peace, to search her most vuloera.
bic and tender points, and their aim the "a
tai blrw. To meet her on her favorise eIc-
men; with ships of the line aud irigares. Of,
iers no hope Of success but to build and
put forth fassssai.ing rcsse.s FOR the express
porpose OF destroying her commerce, is
wNnin our power. and promises rich
harvest. The Kind OF vessels best suited to
tnis employ, are clippers from two To three
hundread tons. the materials for which now
lay ro.ting IN our stores in abundance. 49,,
fush these vessels into every y arr fthe o.
cean Where her CON nerce ffoats, go to her
very shores and harbors, sink every thjay
that Cannot be brought home in the priva
teers. Apply thsse means Of annoyance
winch nature and art have given US in pro.
iusios, few years, a,rl she may perhaps
DC Convinced the contest is less profitable
than at first contemplated. If she would
permit neutral commerce freely to our
ports, the inducement to resort to these ex.
tremisies would cease, and the British co M
msrce pass the gIooe over with very little
moiestation; but so sure as effect folIows
cause, so certainly will the continuance OF
TINS universal block ade stimulate every A.
merica1 attached 70 the welfare Of his coun.
Try, to lend his aid for the destruction Of
British commerce. B.
from the Bermuda Gazette Of sep. 2s.
Sailed, since our last. Il'I;sDcieic. FIR .hr
West Indies, and the Morgiana, win a
convoy for HaIisax
on Monday afternoon, IN uncommon and
suauen rise OF the sea occurred here 1t was
nearly calm at the time. and rose in an 81
slant above 10 inches, over1oyins part of
the parade. The water appeafei sg;tsted
oy variety Of currea,s, and the tide conti-
nued high Cor some time, We understand
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BnsrnN. Noyemhcr 3,

AZ BosToN, November 3.
A sloop of and for Providence from New
York. with q pur, &c. was Captured on Mon.
day last. outside Of Block Island, by a Bri-
fish privateer sIcop, allthe crew, EXCEPT /
taken out. prize mastey and 8 men put on
board and ordered for iIalifax.
Soon after, the American sailor left on
board. persuaded the'mcu that it was ne.
cessary to caulk IN the dead lights and corn.
paniop, as having no pumps should it come
on TO blow, she must sink While two Of
them werc employee. in caulkiug inside the
companion. aud he outside, and one AZ the
dead light, he suddenly closed the compani-
on slide on the three, and secured thembe
lov while doing this, the fourth mar, 1T
the helm, observing him, seized an oar add
struck him 20 the deck, and severely woun !.
9ed him, h9 however, immediately recover.
ed himself seized a hammer and with it, In
return, struck his .ansagoD;s. to the deck,
mere kept him. and threatened to knock his
Grains out. il he attempted ~ resist--n that
Ti'ua,ion he tied his hands together and Cons
led him under the cable hux on deck.
= Afterwards Coming on to blow. md he
Dsing npsole to work the vessel lone. he
offered tie fellow (pudcs .be bnx) his life
provided he world assist hin in working the
soop into port, which he gladly accepted OF,
and she arrived at NewDort on Thursday,
wren the heroic tar.s delivered over his
srisoneYs 10 the gun boats.
This Information is communicated by
sentleman from Newport.
t. BY the name Of Perkins as stated 10
,e Newport Republican,
From Portland, Oct 81, to the tx. c. II.
.ss5coks.
The privateer sch.- Mammoth. captain
Franklin, sof Baltimore, arrived here las.
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.s II t.ae November 8
The Volunteer bill, which has been for
some days n;,der debate in the House Of
Representatives, alter being considerably
chapgea in its features, was yesterday orde
ed to iie on the table, with the expectation
that It shall not be called up unril the nfinr
clHai war measure of this sess sion. the hi, for
chasing snd drafting the militia shall have
been acsed on
he committee of WAYS and Means. IN
the House of Representatives, YESTERDAY re .
ported oi;lto establish a Natiosal Bank.
II being late in the day, the bill was NOT
read through we could not the. esore ascsr.
tain al its features. Ne learn however
that they are essentially those r~conmend..
Ell III the report of Mr.. Dallas: who. we
are informed, ina persona. conference with
the financial commiite. laid before them in
a very abe and eloquent xepositisn his,
views Of that and other topics ernbodied IL
his report Mar ~,
we nnvc seen a paragraph running though
the cubic prints Impending the loyalty 10
the Urion of the People Of T.o,isiana. partis
cularly New Orleans, and in.imating the
prevalence Of a disposition to snr-erder.
without resistance TO the enemy, if he an.
breaches thatcitv. From Information. which
we have received from an anqusstionable
source, we are authorised 10 preuouncing
the whole Of that paragraph to be malis-
nant misrepresentation, The people Of that
state have, on the late alarm in thar quarter
displayed spiri, OF patriotism aud eacre,,
which do them high honor. NJ