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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

Robbery The Stote Of Messrs. Pou q
Mckinney, of New-York, wssrobb,d, on
Monday week last, by youth, VINO (as an
apprentice to sail naker) had been employ
ed in the store, 10 mcndng coffee bags, and
is presumed TO have sccreted himself there.
in. On tho following day, he vas detected
in negotiating ono OF The bills, snd the whole
amount, save ter dollar note, recovered.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
". York Mer. Aav. Aug. 10.

BY the ship Gen. Jackson, from New.Cr-
leans, we learn that u. 5. gun boat No. ls2,
was struck by lightning and blown up at the
Balize. OF q souls on board, all pcrishcd
except who we're so badly wounded, ii was
not expected they could recovcr.--f6id.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

The demise of the Hon. Mr.. BAYARD,
has been most affectionately and honor
ably noticed in Delaware. The berca-
vernent was publicly felt /; and the bar
have agreed to were Grape for thirty days
as testimony of their regret for tie loss
ofan eminect brother and friend.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

Capt. Crowell, who arrived here yesterday
from ST. Thomas, informs US that a Spanish
fleet Of 70 transports had passed Curracca on
the i7th ut. supposed to be destined against
CarthagenA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

.f,trmn 20 Fraud d-One Aiss,eller en-
pIoyed 10 build Fort Wsrbuston, on the Poto.
mae, Is said TO have sbs3ondcd, after present
Ing sn sceoon, fos 10000 dollars mere than
be produced vouchers fJr.
BsssJ Csxrns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
ORDINl7ION.

The olSnstion of Mr.. CALvtN HfrcHeotx, over
the first Congregational Society in this town. wilt
take place TINS DAY. The Exercises will com:
mence a. IL o'clock.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

Custom House Reeeihts-The duties cn
imported Goods, entered at the Custom
house in Ncw-York, in the months OF April
May and June, amount TO nearly -Four Mil
lions Of Dollars. The following s,atemcn,
for these months is auihen,ie--,he account:
for Ju'y are not ye, made up -
April 100000
May, 1900 900
June, 2,l3S.oO0
Total for months, $3.50 900
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

immense majority Of The Fsench people,
This address was ordered 10 be printed, and
10000 copies lo be circulated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

haiy, Jsue 1.-THE King OF Naples left
Rsga on the 9Th, to 60 70 Portici. whence he
will make hi, solemn entrance into his capital
on the s.h.-The pope entered Rome on the
7sh, ami Is. the lis:ly aeelanations Of The peo-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
THE MOST WORSHIPFUL
NiLLIAM WILKINSCW,

THE subscribers to the building new occupied a'
Il Printing Office in Mill-street, are earnestly
requested % meet in the Reading. room to-norros
evening, on business OF importance; panc'ua. at
tendance is requested and expected. .4ng. %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03
From the United States Gazette.

We give to day, good deal Of foreign
news, brought by the arrivals on Sunday
which we had no tine to copy into our
paper of yesterday: Every thing indi-
|cates speedy commencement OF the
conflict for which there has. been 50
|mush preparation. AT the last dates
from the different points approximations
Bcnaparte was daily expected to set
out for his army, the emperor Alexander
was at Munich On his way to the Rhine,
the emperor Francis vas preparing to
leave Vienna for the same destination,
the King Of Prussia had returned to Ber-
lin, whence he YVES speedily to repair to
the military head quarters OF the soye-
reigns, which it was reported were to be
fixed at Mannheim on the Rhine, all the
ambassadors of the several powers were
leaving Vienna, to join their sovereigns
at head quarters, Barclay de FOLLY, Com
mander liz Chief of the Russian army, had
reached Hoh, 10000 men Of the Russian
army were passing Nuremberg and
Balnberg, $4,000 were to reach ehl BY
the sGth May, and some detachments
had even crossed the Rhine and ''ere
on Nuremberg, the last divisions
Of tie prnssian army including the kings
guards, and body guards. had left Berlin.
the principal corps were already on the
French frontier, and two remaining corps
lnder Bulow and Tsusnxe;n had passet
inhalt and were rapidly approaching the
seat Of war, and finally some movements
IN the northern frontier, threatened an
Early interruption Of the quiet, which ]
laa for . lang time prsvaasl sn saat
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03
Lawrason & + owle,.
New Commission House.
DTsTRICT OF COLUMBIA

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
The subscribers having formed CO.
partnership under the firm of DODGE
and KETTELL, will transact business
on commission at Alexandria and George
Town ; and as one of the firm reside in
each place, they viii be rble to give eve
~ facility required, and they solicit from
their friends aha the public share oil
their patronage.
FR.iNCIS DODGE,
Georgetorn.
JOHN KETTEiL.
y,,. alexandria.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03
August 1
District of ( olumbia-to wit
County Of Aleraudria. I

.april Term, 1915.
Ruth Janney, widow and relict Of A.
|quilla Janney, and John McPhersoll,
guardian Of Hannah Janney, Daniel Jan
ney, William janney, Rebecca Janney,
Aquilla Jaaney, Israel Janney and Mary
ann Janney, orphans Of Aquilia janney.
-CoMPLAINANTs.
AGAINST,
Elisha acknowledgements.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Elisha Janney, nothay-
ing entered his appearance and given Sc
eurity according to the statute and the
rules of this conrt, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, upon afida-
Wit, that the said Elisha Janney is not an
of this District: On motion Of
the compliments by their counsel, it is
ordered, that the said defendant Elisha
Janney, do appear here on the first day
Of November term next, and enter his
appearance to the suit and give security
for performing the DEGREES OF the court !;
and it is further ordered that copy of
this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully. in one of the public
published in this county. and
hat another copy be posted at the front
loor of the courthouse Of said county.
ACopy-Test,
@. Denealc, c. c.
July s.. 1awsm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03
From the Connecticut Conraat.

Universal domination.-Tbis has been
fayourlte object. with ambitious rulers
oiEowertul .nations,even as far back as any
records Of history carry US; q oceans IS it
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03

Land for Sale.
TIME subscriber offers tor sale va
liable tract of LAND containing
100 and one Acres.
Being one divided fourth part Of the
Farm called Retirement, situate in the
County of Fairfax, va. about S miles from
Alexandris OH the turnpike read leading
from ttsrse to pumfries-Part of the a
|bove tract is at present under cultivation,
and the remainder (say one half is hea-
willy tilnbered. The situation of the a.
Fbove land renders it truly desirable to a
my person disposed to purchase. Imme-
Fdiate possession can be had, and an in
disputable title given. Terms Of sale
Cash. Should the above property rot be
disposed of previous to the first day OF
Sept. it will be on that day, be offered
at public sale on the premises. Applica-
ton may be made to the subscriber on
the farm.
JABEZ ROCKER.
Ap~xNct I "a
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For Freight.

SIN THE BRIO
5 saSA&E ELIZA, John L. Ross, Master,
bar'hen about $50 barrels is an excellent
vessel, in complete order and will be rea-
siFin a few days to receive cargo.
Apply to
Lawrason & fowle,
Who have for Sale briggs CARGO of
SPARS different sizes.
July IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03
paper Ha nglrg

AN elegant assortment |" \. Is JUS
n addition to their former sIos :"
for sale hy 0, Con.
James Kennedy 9 as.
Jane -,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-04

Fisk OF VI. Calhoun, Crosvenor, Gho,son,
Rhea, M'kim, Wright, Cuthbert, Stuart <
Hanson.
The debate was not limited to the subject,
but extended over the whole field of our TO-
re'Snrelatons. and embraced a discussion of
the terms OF the treaty. 1t shall De publish
ed rs soon as possible. *
The question on the reduction was at length
decided as follows:
IEAS-Aiess,s. Aston, Avery, Baylies ~
Mass. Biselpw, Bowen. Boyd, bradbury, Brig
ham, Brown, Burweli, Caperton, Cannon,
Champion, Clley, Cloptcn, Coke, Crouch,
Cupeper, Davenport, Davis OF Pa. Desha,
Ely, Eppes, Farrow. Frdley, Franklin, Gas
ton, Gc'ldes.. Goldsborongl,, Hale, Harris,
Henderson. Hungerford, Hubert. Jackson of
X. 1. Jackson OF Va. Johnson Of Ky Kennedy,
Kent of Y. Kent of Md. King of AIas. Law
Lewis, Lovett, Lyle, Macon, Montgomery,
Mosely, Ormsby, Pearson, Pickering, Piper,
Pttkin, Potter, ], Reed, Roane, Ruggies,
Schureman. Sharp. Shelly, Sherwood, Stay
maker, Stafford, Stockton, Stroug, Sturges,
Iaggart, Thomps !, Vose, Ward of Mass
Wheaton, White, Wilcox, Williams, Wilson
OF Mass.-75.
EAYS--Messrs. Alexander, Anderson,
Harbour, Bard, Barnett, Bines, Butler, Cal
hour. Comstcck, Condict, Crawford. Creigh-
ton, Cuthbert, Daval, Fisk of VT. Fisk of n. Y.
SA"> nv ~'AoAopi, oOS0Will, n,
Grosvenor, Hall, Hanson. II lsbrouck, Have :,
Hawkins, Hopkins of Ky. Hubbard, Hum
Phreys, Irwin, Kerr, Kershaw, Leffer,s,
Lowndes, M'Coy, M'Kiul, Moore, Nelson,
Newton, Oakley, Parker, Pickens, Peasants,
w Reed, Rea Of Pen. Rhea of Ten. Rich,
Rnggold, Robertson, SAGE, SEWER, Seybert,
Smith of y. Y. Smith Of Va. Stuart, Tame
| hill. Taylor. Telfair. Troup, Udree, Wilson
OF Pa. Winter. Wright, Iancey-65.
so the force to be retained was reduced
from TEN 10 SIX thousand.
MIR. Cannon renewed the motion, which
he had unsuccessfully made in committee of
the whole. to strike. out SO much OF the bill
as allows land bounty Gin addition to the
advance OF pay to such officers and soldiers
as shall be discharged. The motion was de-
cided rs follows:
Yeas 81, Nays so.
90 the land bounty was stricken out.
NIX. Cannon then moved to strike out the
second section, which proposes to make "A
similar allowance TO staff officers deranged in
virtue Of the act.
On this motion warm debate common
cedL
And the. House adjourned, after setting of
nearly seven hours.
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Nezp York. F.6. ea--,,non.

Ne7o York, FEB. 92--noon.
.driVed--The sloop Margaret, Mattocks,
IL days from Hivanna, with nolasses sugar
and fruit, to the master--Passa2gers, Capt.
Corran, OF Elizabeth City. n. C.. and Mr.. J.
PoTeroy, o. Massachusetts. Left at Bavan-
ma. schr. Argo. Smith, ready for Phiadel-
PIMA, and two other small American vessels.
waiting chance to slip out. British ships
OF war were daily arriving from the Mssis-
siPpl at Havana, and sailing from that place
fuil OF wounded troops that were at the bat
ties OF New-Orleans The Plautaeenet SAIL
ed from HAVANA for England OIL the mcrn-
ing OF the 11th inst. having on board the bo-
dies OF Generals Pl.ckenham ana Gibbs, and
several wounded officers, amongst whom was
Coi. thornton, who was also wounded at the
attack on Washington, and whose life was
despaired of. 1t was understood at Havan.
ma that Gen. Keane was recovering from his
wound. The British officers who had arri-
we'd at Havana from New-Orleans, sal bat
little On the subject of the invasion of Louis-
ana, bnt acknowledged they were defeated,
and that they never witnessed such fighting
IN Europe, as was exhibited by cur troops az
New-Orleans Amongst the ships of war
lett at HAVANA, were the frgates Nymph &
President, Carnation brig, &c. Capt. NJ.
saw no cruizers on the coast.
Capt. Maude. of the British slocp Of war
ffaV o17te, arrived here this morning from
Washington, and proceeded to the Hook, SC
will depart for England the first favorable
wind. o.
NEw-YonK, Feb 81.
The British sloop of war Favourite, Capt
Mande, sailed from Sandy Hook, at o'clock
yesterday morning tor England. with a rasifi-
ed copy CT the tire ty Of peace.
file Of Havana papers to the 2d inst.
inclusive have been received at Charleston.
On examination, thew are found to contain no.
thing worthy of notice, unless it be the APP
pointment, fo~ the Island of Cuba, Of cfficers
to enforce the judgments Of the g Hoiy Tnqui-
sifion" in that Island
Extract Of a letter from Haua,pia, dated
Feb. TO- 10 gentleman Of this city
Before this reaches YOU, you will have
beard of the attack on N. Orleans, by the
English army of about ID 900 strong. They
were repulsed with the loss of their principal
Generals, and about tiUc Thousand me hstra-
dred men. A great number of English ODD
GERS, some of them wounded, have arr
rived here from the expedition; and there
are now in this harbor Z English vessels Of
war which conveyed the tr ops"
NAVAL PROMOTION.
BY the PreSideat and Senate--JAMFS
T. LEONARD, Nj tster add Commander 10
DC Post Captain in the Navy of the United
States.
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winch its rnmoree, arc the sollowing:--
James Jo1'roe,to he Secretary of Setter
Joh,'r Quincy .fdams, to he Minister to e.
Britain; Albert Coiiafin, to be Minister TO
France Ja,,rs n Boyard, to be Minis..r to
Russia iosett anderson, to be Compt. olcr
OF the treasury. Mar. Int,
a. The Federal Republican ads To the
above, that Charles ]. jngersoi, has been no.
minated District Attorney for Pennsylvania.
ADD John Rodgers, Is .ac HtLl and David por-
ter, Captains IN thu etsvy Co Constitute the
Board Ut Navy Commissioners. Eng.
The navigation cf the River and Bay Of
Delaware - rice of icc from Wilmington tn
tue ses aric III the Course OF last week the
Iuckahoe, Arso, and Croghan OF Baltimore.
arrived there with foil cargoes of sugar
nolasses, &c. and in less than ten DAYS .;tl
&c. $3.50 ''' - soe' "a '''"''
Mr.. Kay, the British Kings Messenger.
has arrived from Washington with the rat,-
ned treaty. and immediately proceeded with
1t TO Canada ". Y. ca.
.New-Yort, Eel. IL.
We yesterday visited the Arsenal, near
the Collect; aiiI wish every citizen cf this
metropolis would emit ace an early opportu-
nifty OF inspecting this Tower If London in,
miniature. Here we behold in perfect order,
most fincifully displayed, from ~ to Is, 0C0
stand ~ arms which were used during ti,e
last campaign. together with every. requisite
appendase SO admirably arranged, that Que
Thousand men Can, without the least conia-
sion, be completely equipped for service in
an hour. and 5000 men may be accoutred for
the field ct battle in IS hours To Colonel
Piatt the superintendent, the public are IN
debted tor the perfect state in which VIC now
ind this Arsenal. ne feel much indebted to
the gentlemen IN charge cf this institution, for
their polite attention, and have no doubt of
their willingness to g:atify any Of their fellow
citizens who nay visit il.
The Revrnue cutter Active, capt. Brew
ster, sent our some days since to convoy the
news Of Peace to the British Blnctacng
Squadron, and to offer supplies, returned
Yesterday morning not being able to And it.
The probability is, that they nave gone off,
in consequence Of hearing the news oy the
sioop OF war Fayorite, in our citing.
Jersey City was last evening splendilly IL
Illuminated, and federal s;,lpte hred
number of citizens assembled on Cur wharves-
and were much gratihed with the Brilliant
appearance.
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Com. Decatur arrived.
DONTCTRyDT

We stop the Press to announce the arrival
OF Commodore Decatur, Lieutenant Shubrics,
and Mr.. Robertson, Chaplain, late Of the
frigate President They were landed from
the Pactolus and Narcissus Immediately
after the Commodore landed, several hun
dred citizens collected at his lodgings and
requested his permission to express thar res
Pect and attachment, by giving him a short
ride in coach to which he politely assent
ed. Ropes were attached to the carriage.
Which was drawn by hand through the prin-
cipal streets. amidst the repeated huzzas Of
more than 500 hundred of the populace and
set down at Browns Hotel. The Commodore
appeared sensibly affected, and wished to adj
dress the multitude but the accanIations
were so Constant and stentorian that he could
not be heard.
The Commodore came in the Narcissus
Lieut. Shubrck and Mr.. Robertson in The
Pactolus. They are IA days from Bermuda,
Brought us no news
Hc7v-London haf'er, Feb. %.
1117fUai If Commodore Decatur az NJ I'm
d0n
Captains Robinson and Williams arrived
in town last evening from New,Lon,iop.
communicated TO us ire following Isrticu-
lars -
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Ttashineton. Fyb. %

= - = :: ~ HN.8IE tOH, z't0- ri
The II. of r. set during the great part of
yesterday, with closed doors celebrating
on some measure, probably. growing out of
the confidential Message of the President re-
ceived on the preceding day. Oft subject
OF it, tho conjecture is as busy as usual, no.
thing is certainly known.
We learn that the Minister'S of HOLLAND
and SWEDEN are both now on a visit to this
city. Mar. Int.
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teresting accounts Of the lively expressions of
joy aud Thanksgiving. which havebeen uni
versally shown on the receipt OF the late
gratifying tidmgs of Peace.
The cartel which has been Fitting 1T Salem,
has not yet sailed. CaptaIns Stephen Pop
ham and Henry l.. Baker have been permit
ted by Marshal Priice to visit this town and
on Wednesday, they were very Hospitality
entertainedb by Com. cambridge. at his resi-
time on "Wednesday in the Hall of the
House OF Representatives, during the ses-
sion.
ARRANGEMENTS
For the celebration Of The ia.e dusticicus re-
I. fstrn Of Peace.
The Committee chosen by the Legislature
of tins Commonwealth TO take measures for y
religious celebration, to be adopted on the Of
fetal PRONUNCIATION of peace, and for the dis
play of fire orks aud Examinations of public
buildings on the occasion, have adopted the
following arrangements
Should information Of the Cessation of hos
tlties be received previous to the ed in
stant--
The morning of the day shall be announ-
ced by the discharge of artillery and ringing
Of bells.
The Governor and Council with both bran
ches of the Legislature will form in Preces-
sion at the State House, and move to the
Stone Chapel at ten O'Clock, escorted by the
Independent Cadets; where religious services
will be performed by the Chaplains of the Lee
gislature, and grand musical performance
of Tie Deum Laudamus, and other appropri-
ate music will be given, after which the
procession will return to the State
House.
In the evening" display of fire works viii
oe made from the Common, and measure s
have been taken ia concurrence with the Sc
lectmen of Boston Tor an illumination Of all
the public buildings, including all places Of
public worship.
BY order of the Committee,
JOSIAH QUINCY, Charm.
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Both houses of the Ohio Lsgislat1 are, on
Wednesday the 9Th inst pursuant to Reso-
luton previously adopted, moved in process
sont the Presbyterian meeting housein Chi
icothe, and rendered public thanks to AL
mighty God for granting such brilliant success
to our arms at New-Orleans, in the recent
victories obtained by Gen. Jackson and his
compatriots.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. o
PEACE MEASURES.

L1ANSfS fIIEhOOhCO.
The House had under discussion on Satur-
day the bill to FIX the Military Peace Esta-
bhshment on which some interesting debate
took place in regard to the present posture
OF affairs. The committee Of The whole de-
termined to reduce our military establish
ment to 5000 men, being 1000 less than the
number recommended by the military COM
mittee, and, as it appeared in the course of
the debate, fourteen thousand less than was
recommended by the War Minister. IL this
vote shall have no other effect, it will at least
have proved the entire absence, in the popu-
lar branch OF the Legislator, of what has
been called Executive influence, and the
prcdominance of popular feeling The vote
which has taken place, it will be recoilected,
Is not final, being in committee of the whole.
though 1t will, probably be Confirmed by the
House.
Bills have already passed both Houses of
Congress for repeating the acts concerning
the fotilia service; for repeating the act au-
thorislng to be built or purchased a number
OF fast sailing vessels of war; for causing
great part OF our gun-boats to be sold; foI.
repeating the acts authorship the acceptance
OF volunteers and sea fencibes, and authors
ing the discharge of officers engaged in the a.
boye service.
There are several important Public Off.
ces now vacant, which will probably be filled
before Congress adjouns, among which are
the offices OF Secretary of State. or Gf Mr.
Monroe resumes the Department of State)
OF Secretary of War ; Minister to England
Minister to France Git being understood Mr.
Crawford is DESTROYS to return)--and per-
haps some other appointments OF equal I'M
portance.
Private letters from Client mention n re-
port from St. Petersburg, rat new Minis
ter OF prlncely rank, is about to be sent to this
country from Russia.
We understand that ANTHONY ST. JOHN
BAKER, Esq. will remain in the United
States as Charge des AHaires OF His Britain
mic Majesty.
Feb. %.
E1trrcf Of a letter from Cahtatr Jodn IT.
DENT, conmandiag Naval officer at
Charleston, S. c. to tie Secretary of Me
Navy, dated
February 1871, 1915.
have the pleasure to inform YOU.
that my Gig returned to town last evening,
having captured, after a long chase, the en-
einy's boat, tiIat left the tender after the sur
render. They made a harbor darlns the
gale near Bulls Island. Much credit IS due
to Midshipman lie Compte, and the six men
forming the Gigs crew, for their exert.ons
and perseverance, during 50 long q Chase aud
blowing SO heavy.
There took place in the House Of Repre-
sentatives yesterday an extremely interesting
debate, on the bill to fix the Military Peace
Establishment. The debate covered the
whole ground Of our foreign relations, and
called fortn most of the prominent speakers
in the House.
The vote to reduce the army to six thou
sand men was confirmed.
appearances warrant dop5t whether a
ny OIL WIZ pass at the present session TO re-
duce the Military establishment.
limo such bill pass, an extra session win
probably be authorised.
Several nominations were yesterday sent
up to the Senate by the Presiderr amongst
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-04

The bilito provide for ascertaining and
surveying the boundary lines fixed by the
treaty with the Creek INDIANS, AMI for other
purposes; the bill for exploring the Che
sapeake Bay and tie waters for the
purposes therein mentioned; the bills (from
the House) for the relief of Solomon Frazer
and Others; for the relief of WIN. ii. Wash
ington; for the relief OF James Hynum con-
corning the College Of Georgetown. in the
District OF Columbia, were s:verally read
third time and passed.