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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-27
Ten Dollars REGARD.

g TRAYED or stolen, on the night Of
- the 18th instant, from the subscrib-
r's,enclosure, cream colored HORSE,
5 years old, with black and white name
and tail. He is l believe pretty well
known, having been frequently advertised
as an estray. l will give the above re-
ward for the horse or confirmation so that
/ get him again, and Thirty Dollars for
the horse and thief.
VIM. HEPBURN.
April "a. st.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-27
At the same time and place

At the same time and place
win be sold for ready money, all
the right, title and interest, of Abel
Blakely an insolvent debtor, ofin and to
the aforementioned Lott, conveyed to
me, under his discharge from confinement
as trustes, for the benefit of his creditors.
Alexander Perry,
Trustee.
April Is. st.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-27
Public Sale.

XXILI. be sold on Saturday the 29th
w inst. for Cash at the dwelling of
the late Samuel Shreve, s likely young
NEGROES. Likewise on the same day
all the stock consisting of Horses, Goes.
Sheep, Hogs, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Utensils, one Cart
one Still, and many other articles too
tedious to mention-For all sums under
ten dollars Cash will be required, for all
above ten dollars credit of months will
be given, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
Samuel Shrere.
Benjamin ShreDe.
Executors.
April a5. 4tx
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-27
Public Sale.

I'm Thursday neat, the 9th instant,
~ will be sold, at the late residence of
Joseph Birch, sen. deceased, in Alexan-
dria county-all the personal estate of
the said deceased, consisting of Negroes,
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Hay,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
THOMAS BIRCH.
April IS. st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-27
Just Received

And for sale by the Subscriber
First rate Goldfish, for family use,.
Large northward Potatoes, very good,
Boston bay Mackerel. in prime order,
Excellent Butter, and
Fine clean northern Flax--all at mo-
derate prices.
ABEL WILLIS.
April Is. SIT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-27
TO RENT.

For one or more gears,
The Upper Ferry WHARF, together
with the store, dwelling house & coop
.er's shop situate on the same.-For terms
apply to
ANDREW JAMESON.
q R0RERT ANDERSON.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-27
LANDING

From. Brig Clarissa finn, Capt. 7syts,
40 bbls. Muscovado SUGAR.
From s!oop Little Sarah from. Philndsl-
phia,
90 bbls. best PORTER.
400 barrels freight, will be taken for
Philadelphia in said vessel; to sail as
soon as loaded. Applyto
adams, Herbert e Co.
April 25.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-27
! wo Dollars Reward

I'D AN AWAY from the subscribers,
N on the Esd instant, an apprentice
to the tanning business, by the name of
Thomas Devaughsa, about twenty years
of age, dressed in drab cloth trousers
and jacket, middling tall, & has down
look. Masters ofvessels and others are
forewarned harboring or carrying him off
at their peril.
TALBOTT, WILSON & Co.
9TH mo. &c. ST.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-08
NorfoR, FEB. 1.

On Sunday last, Tie enerny's barges to the
number of ten or twelve, came into Hamp-
ton Roads. & captured the sch'r Lydia, from
Petersburg, with 50 hhds. Of tobacco they
also captured three vessels from the Eastern
shore, drove on shore, add burnt the sIooD
Phoebe, Captain Hamilton, loaded with coal.
1t appears that these barees LETT the ships in
the bay on the night of Saturday, and got up
about the mouth q James River a Iittic b.
fore day next morning. Caff1iH Gordon,
caused number Of bargcs to be sent in-mr-
suit Of the enemy rs soon as he was discov-
cred, but their barges retreatcd to their ships
before ours got into the Roads.
For twenty years past. We do not remem-
Der to have experienced so much, and such
extreme cold weather, as we have this win
ter. Our river, W some places, is nearly fro
zen over, end but Cor The high wind last night
TIE nar'igltion Of lliz beth river, would have
been closed a circrn stance that has not
occurred for thirty wears past.
he severity Of the weather has compel
I'd al the c0emy'5 slips that were in Lynha-
YEA, to put to sea. Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-08

wr'th from them. Fallen, humhleI Massa
chuSetts Whiher has TOWN the spirit rs
20 Has it like another Astrea, finding mo-
general bosom IN your land, abandoned YOU
forever Are YOU so lcdgered in the books
OF London Merchants, that the national
independence is thrown into the ac
count Federal politicians of Nev-Eps-
iand, look 10 the citizens oF the west and
south, and with the deepest bushes remem-
DER your arguments to prove them not Iepit;
mate members ofthe Union. Initiate. If Won,
can, their iliustrious example Ittells vo,sin
language solemn'y prophetic, that whether
hoin desire OF reganiDg the paths of honor
a"o Pa'riot'su, or rom the less worthy IN
ducements or selfishneSs your present co,,r-
ses must be abandoned. This BRIGHT exarnDia
SSufes YOU further, that the good sense. The
mt gritty and love 0f freedom, Dervadirp tLe
American people, would carry them ,hyongl
TINS war almost without government. Tbcy
understand and appreciate the rights f >
winch they are struggling +; from experience
anu observation, they comprehend the bless
inSs or monarchy they are bad material.
Tor sedition they are proof, it is believed %
gainst the rhetoTic, and logic too. of Picker
Ing, Otis and Quincy or the Crou,veIl;a,, ..
dlscoufses OF Deacon Strong they will not a.
rise to assist the Lord against the MIGHTY,
Nna when peace shall come, as come II viii
with honor u republican America +ha,
PSsCe you h3Ne begged and pr yed and were
Wiling to hold as the humble rensicne,s nf
british bounty which the Western aud
o}uthern States resoive to coaqueras right:
where viii VoU ssan From a last for oi,;C.
prepared tn risk all for its qualification 49,
from other motives iustinctiveIv aihorr, nj =,
every patriot, having evinced wiIlicgpess 90
surrender at discretion to the enemy. h.-
seech you Consider, where then vcu are :,
take your station IF shame st;' su,v;veir.
20 II bosons. Won must call upon the hjuS
20 cover You you mast re main the Twin
monuments of = peoples scorn.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-08

E1''racf II a letter. from a gentleman in \.
Grt'aps 70 his JTiend in THE city, dated
Jan, Q 1915.
Our gallant friend Major Carmick, has
lmmortahzed himself: ana as know YOU
nave much esteem for him, take this oD-
portunity of assuring You, that the British ef-
fected a landing through the l. kes, within a.
bout five miles of our city, where they dis
embarked the greatest part of their force
without our knowing it and would have
marched to the city, had it not been for the
gallant conduct Of our troops, ard in particu-
larthe Marines, who were the first to attack
them under the Command of Major Carmick.
who was the first officer in action. This
prompt movement of the advance guard Of
marines Snd volunteer companies Of the city,
prevented the progress of the enemy, until
the General got all his disposable force into
the field. In this action our gallant friend has
suffered much-having received wounds -
a bah through his right arm his right tlmnib
carried away by grape shot, and a wound
III las head am happy 10 inform you, that
noneot the wounds are dangerous, that he
IS doing well, and that n few months wiz
restore him to the service of his country."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-08
Office ofthe Del Gazette,
January 5O.-Evening.

The scho ner Spartan5 Capt. Jss Forbes,
arrived on Saturday last at Rcedy Island, 10
days from the Havana. few days pre-
WonS 10 the sailing - The Spartan, vessel
arrived from New-Oreans, bringing inte!li-
gence that the English had effected landing
under the direction of : Spaniard, at place
W";ch they themselves had not contemplated,
ana met they were 50 situated that they
must either defeat q n. Jackson. or be t. ken.
They were busiiy engaged in ioaking f.rtif-
ctticns. ice had begn two inches th;ck at
New-Orleans, and the cold weather aud sick
ness had rendered almost all the black truops
unfit for duty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-08
From Sayannah, Ian. 90.


"Gcneral Pinckney hts discharged the
whole Of the militia this afternoon, by a
q neral Order, read parade. A draft Is
80 axe place Of 200 men from the militia Of
the CITY, aod Of 200 from the country militia
now in camp ali the rest to go home. This
look well"
GTh above step has no doubt been taken
in Consequence Of more correct information
having been received ofthe actual fo;ce OF
the enemy Mt Cumberland IsIand---We un-
derstand, from source deserving credit.
that the whole number Of troops landed DID
not exceed from 600 to 1900 men about 600
advanC I'd and took ST. MaTy$, the remainder
enca,upcd upon Cumberland. Their naval
force is sad TO be divided into divisions,
under Cap ans Barr, Spencer and Sir Tho
mas Cocnrane Admiral CockCurn com
n 4pdiag the whole. The two las, mentioned
captains are spoken Of in handsome terms,
for their genliemauiy behaviour towards
those who IN into their hands out Captnnt
L sl.v's con iuct IS rcpres n,ed 90 BE- very IN
Ike lhat q gentleman oI IN oficcrl
Cbuylc8f0n Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-08
LOSS OF THE u. STATES SCHOONER
CfROyTN.f


E1'tract of0 letter from Mr.. U7M. Nus7R,,,
a youre gentleman ofthiS city, TO his mo
tier dated
Ncw-Orleans, d c. 81, 1914
No doubt you will have heard of the
British having landed near this city. On
the Esd inst. they advanced to within about
niles, and encemped on the river. I voldn-
teerId my services IS 2 midshipman, on DO r
the u :. Schr. Carolina, Capt. H nley-Sl
'' soon as we heard of Their advancing, we
dr9pped down the rive and came alorg-sidc
the British camD they had it all lighted up
with tires, not suppoSing that we knew any
thing o' their landing-we let slip br adsde
OF anmster at then the action lasted two
hours with us and our armv, when they were
driven IN all directions. On the e7th, at
break Of day, they opened their battery of
long is Founders upon us, with red hot shot
the nc ion lasted four hours, when the schr.
blew up with every thing in her. We all had
t. jump overheard to save our lives, having
lost severa men killed and wounded in the
action After swimming to the shore, we
were obliged 10 walk six miles, withou- hats,
jackets, or shoes, and suffered very much with
the cold. W. shall go down again, in the
morning, with brig, under the command Of
capt Henley, 70 try them again and if /
should escape, will write you soon. We took
200 prisoners" Charleston e. Post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-08

9Th, that their main body retreated towards
the Bayou where they landed it would APP
pear to be the intedtiot OF the enemy to
withdraw their forces-at least, to be pre-
pared for such an event-ib.
The following is an extract of letter
from an officer in the navy to his friend in
Baltimore.
Camp, s miles betogc Orleans, Jan. 6.
" We are entrencheI, say from eight to ten
Thousand men, between the British lines and
the Guy. Their entrenched camp is about
miles from Orleans, where they are sup
posed to be 10000 strong They have made
several attempts on our works. and were al
ways handsomely repulscd. do not think
they viii take New-Orleans this winter 1t
IS now Ii days since the first battle, and the
whole OF these two weeks the commanding
has been incessant; we have battered down
tneIr advance works as fast as they can erect
them.-We have lost from one to two hun
dred men, amongst whom some of our most
respectable citizens.
" General Jackson behaves well; 7 think,
however, he exposes himself too much-fur
should chance Shot.take him off know ,.ot
what may be the consequence.-And of this
there is no little danger, his head-guartcrs
being so near the lines, that at least thf-tv
cannon balls have passed through ms house
The opposing lines are so near that the pick
ct guards skn'mish daily The enemy is for
irving and entrenchng his camp very strong
ly."--i6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
This is to give Notice,

Z That the suDsciaber ct Alexanaria
County in The district Of Goiinnhis,
has ostaincd from the Vr2hsh's Court.
81 said County, letters 81 adrrnlstrs-
ton on the per oaaisesfate ot.Jodn Mir
late OF tire county Aforesaid dse'i Al
persons having claims against the sad
Dscedent, are hereby warned to exit
bit the <sme withsthe ycschers thereoS
duly authenticated and passed by the
G,rphsn's Coart, to the subscriber. On
or before the 2e'th DAY o. Aug. nexf, OF
tacv my by law be excluded from all
b. eft tosaid estate, and those iisd>bt-
ed taerSto are requested to rpake i'm
mcdiate payment: Given under my
hand thi. 2osh day o. February 1915:
Mary Muir,
.ddministrar.r Of !. Mir.
Feb. 81 WI
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
I offer to The attention Of sHona
i.lFeu Of discernmenf.
"A VERY YALUgAB L z
IRON ESTATE,

On the rivers Shenandoah and Poo
tomac, in the counties of Jefferson and
Ioudoau; for the working of which, |
wish to form small but able Company,
on permanent principle deed,ing tho
present moment to be peculiarly iayor-
abe for it's operations.
TIE Seats for such Works have been
viewed hy practical men & pronounced
rood-,he ore bank. are conveniently
situated, and the ore abundant, easily
raised, and rich; Yielding iron . very
superior quality, as appears from the ties
tirnony OF those who hive made and
wroueh ut it;-there arc several favorable
scites:--tse commandofwafcr is power
fui;--and the wood on twenty thousand
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
This is to Owe Notice,

Thar the subscriber of Alexandria
County in tbe District of Columbia
as 5btained from the Orphans Court
ii sad County, letters Of ,arn NIT; alton
on tae personal stste OF tiza6eM ftar-
ham. late Of lie loni'y al resald de-
ceased All perssns sasing claims :
geainst tn: SAID decc,Ienl, are te'ehs
warned To exhibit he sane 10 the sub
scrlbes, duly .uthen' Gated and passed
by the OepssAns' Cou I, Oh oe hef''e tbt
| sth day oil August next, or bee NAV D.
law be ex inded from oil benshf t.
said esta; and those indebted thereto
arc c9a. stcd 10 make Immediate pgN
mems. Given under NY hand this So
day OF Fs5ruaY is,5
GRAFTON cASv0CD
admin strofcr
Feb "a. DIV.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28

no. AZ So
a Tutor Wa. ted.

4 Salary OF zoe Dollars will be given
J N to ar elderly Gsnileman ot good
moral habits Hho viii undertake the tut.
ton of la foysjs a private family. II
WILDE required lhat &c has perfect
knowledge Of lie English language and
the Different branches Of Mathematics.
BENZ. DULANY.
DEE. g, 1t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
AANHAMA LAND
FOR SALE.
1900 Acres of LAND,

r YtNCs *, Elk RIVER, asout 90
Ia s;lcs froa Chaslesto~n where
hsnp,iesintothe Great Kcnhawa Ri
rs-, and in the County Of kenhawas
viii Be sold or exchanged Tor other
property in the District of Columbia,
Or any ofthe as'iacent Counties n low
terms. THIS Land is heavily timber
eli ef gnol quality, and les IN the
nriyhbosaood =. =esersl valuable Salt
Works. For terms and particulars
app'yto
j. D. Ssa,ns.
a. fgerGnf',ia
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
81 sa1 lEnaY .Y sapuDEa
] q IJE s. DA ~ FEaRUARY 2S, 1915.

acres ofslsnds Gail ofonc lrac.a IS abun-
gdsnts and Observation-Disclosures are few ]!
any such Iron esta, IS in America; and
this is peculiarly favorable in situation
10 tho seal of government, where asup-
ply Of Iron Of the best quality is always
in dcsnal,S, and wheresit must be iig h.
sly important IL have it Tree from the
chances Of War.
The prspssed works will be happily
situated iortac supply OF . wealthy md
popsslsas farming country, needing such
supply. a censtitu.ien tor an lion
Company hath been disested under the
nsyectisn ofiAc most experienced Iron
masters, with a special view Of Ger
tainty in 1.-The necessary funds. pcrrfa
n.nce of operation, and safety to each
individual stockhDlder I: and ! Offer
thereby, strong inducements to those
inclined to engage IN such Company !;
putting the property, with al It's adysn-
tayes, al less to the Company (of which
II wish IT, be ons than what il would
actually sell tor. il farn and wood Its.
know of no faen, OF coIHsaon pru-
dence,that have failed to anaass fortunes,
by this business, wh,re the ore has been
plentiful and gaod, and the wood abpn-
dant--Who have adopted the improved
mode. which MAS FIRST pfactlssd IN Penn
sylvaria by Mr.. Robert Cslrnan: who
coming stranger into the country, &
commencing with nething but his su-
sperior ssgaeity and ac,iysy, mode b.
that business p Sincely forums in Isw
years and ia nos the largest owner Ct
ircn-works in Amerca!!
Persons arsirrus Of purchasing any ai
this roYcrty, or of engaging IN tke l.
ron concern will he pleased to Apply 10
the Subscriber in this place--er to Maj,
VIM. HickmaaSDear Chasestown, JET
fersen Connt. --cr 10 Mr.. Abel Jenners
near Waterford in Loudoan County
aud If by letter % pay postage
Ferdsnanao Fairfax.
July law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
Orphans Court.

y1lerandra County, Fe6. Tenn, 1915. I
ORDERED. That the adAliaistratix
Of J JriN MUIR, aec~ asSd, do insert
the tol owing advertisements three times
awerk FIR fur weeks in.tlle AlcxaH.
dria new papers.
Al Copy Test,
"A More, Reg. Nils.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
JUST PI3L.ISIIE0
FOR SALE
eRy e. GRAY,

\ {J4Wf.f > n <F DIT ~ s = =
lapaos7p * ESLAnesD
nptVg a cotessioa oi Maps II thu
wasd, ana Quarters, their Empires,
y;,vaoms sc. containing fifty eight
naos handsomely Colo 4, lai bound
i Msrocco Backs and Parchment Cor
ners Price & Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
oau Making,

We Subscriber hsgs leave toin.
u form his friends and, tac public
y genera', that he has returned to
n'eSandria end .eken his former.
Sail Lot
~ Asmsay's " bart, where he is rea.
- .,:. . execute al orders with puncta-.
any aud dispatch,
Tn: Sanford.
,c's IS Ia
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
NOTICE.

THE Suhsrri or respectfully H.,
I firms Der friends aaei the public
IN gencr Il, that she has en- ageda stea-
dy person ., s,tenFs rarryiag OH toe
CtEinet Business
IN alits yar;oas M. es. sit &c stand
lately occupied by I,an Ssrie, aec'a.
Mary Muir.
Et q,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
Orphans Court
County. Feb. Term 1915.

ORDERED. Thst the aJminis,,&tpr
Of Eeza6fM Btorham, deceased, do in
sert tie fellowing advertisement three
times a wees for two weeks in the Alex
andra newspapers.
A Copy-l-st.
n. Moore, Reg. Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
10 kent,

FsHE Counuy Seat on Cameron
Sill. formerly tie properly OF
John Richter, deceased. This tene<
me1t. is beautifully situated on com !
nanding emiDence, Y from its hea.tl, J
taesA and centiguily to the 5ows OF
A ayandEa. offers q streHg ibsutes
n-bt to genteel family.
ALSO,
The House and LIST lately occupied
by Dr. brooke, where variety OF
han some furniture may be bought
Apply 70
James C. Deneale.
Nov. 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
Joseph Vaudeville,

Joseph Mandeyllle,
Corner 81 KHg and Favte.r Streets.
HA@ FOR SALE,
SO or. Cbests Gunpowdci, Impcrials
Hy,oa, Yoans Hyson. H,son-
Skin, and s ucbong TEAS.
$4,000 lh. re Gned SUGARS.
60 bbls. Mdscovado & N. Orleans
Sugars.
20 boxes White and Brown Fla.
yaEna do. ~
10 pipes Cognao BRANDY.
$50 boxes Mould CANDLES
With a general assortment 81 the best
Wines, Liquors and Groceries.
October 25.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-28
JUST GECEIyED
JUST RECEIVED
f'r sals 6v me Subseri5srs.
sne Geatlelnan's Almanac for
1915.
scoSrarsrya

'c0SrArNyyG
~. lsges los Nemprandpms, &c.
o'asers OF tho general Govern.
ment essss u, States.
TN. 'l,'ise, Legislative and Judiciary,
A.: edce Es,aelishmspt,
-. y ne Navy and Army efsse u.
o'sles. ara severss usef. / Tables.
49, ccmess Fair Pencils
-p''fa Of exceileaf osslis,
A,a,. jones Kennedy s. San.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08
: aticnal Legislature.
IN SENATE
17ondov. Febr,

Monday. February 81.
Mr.. TAFT reported bill concerning the
naval establishment" (apprcpri4ting an an
Dual sum for the purchase of timber, &c. J
which was read.
Mr.. Bib, from the committee of foreign
re ations. who we're instructed to enquire
into the expediencY of making provision by
law to release all or any claims Of the Uni.
ted ates to penalties or FORFEITURE under
acts which have imposed prohibitions or
temporary restrictions on commercial in
tercourse, and to discontinue prosecutions
thereon, &c. reported the following resolu i.
tim:
'Resofved, That it be me1hedisnt to
make such provision"
Mr..on.ith presensed the petition Of r.
and Oliver, IT Baltimore, praying cem-
pensation for damage sustained by military
orerstii ms on the part Of our army. during
the last campfign; hich was referred to
the committee 10 whom was referred the
petition Of the Washington Bridge Com
pahy.
The bill to establish a system of navipa.
tion for the United Sta,es, was read a second
time.
The bill 10 provide for ascert,ininp and
surveying he boundary Tires fixed by the
Treaty with the Greek Indians, and for
TIER purposes the bill for exploring the
Chesspeake Bay ard it, waters for The Dur-
poses therein men'inred the bills (from The
House, .or the relief # Solomon Frszer
ard o hers tor the relief of William Fl
Warrington; for the relief Of James Nv
mum concerning the coIleFe Of Georee.
town. in the District of Columbia, were Sc
IeTslly read third time and passed,
The bill 70 authorize the DISCHARGE NJ A
\. Ross from his Imprisonment, sent from
the h use, vac read q third time and re
cted.
The bill supplementary to the act for the
esta lishment Of second District Cont IN
the state of New York the bill for the re.
lief OF James Savage and others the bill
Tor the relief Of the ADacosta Bridge Com
pany; and the bill for the relief Of w p
Bensetj all which bills cane from he
House Of Representatives, were passed 70 =
third reaoing.
The following Me,,age was, on Mondav
last, transmitted BY me President of ~.
United States n both Houses Of Cop9ress /,
To me Senate and
House " hGffreSepfdrfUes offhe u. s.
Peace having hsppily t.teh pace be-
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