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Sglected from a numerous Lls
TO III. LEE.


BEING DESTROYS to make public for the
good OF Others the excellent quality on
81 AaILT0N'S ELIXIR, prepared by
fhe late Afr. Lee, have sent you the toll
}swiug account of the benefit | have re-
ccived from It; which / hope will induce
Others to giseit trial. In consequence
of bruine ols.the breast received from
fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly TO rise upin my bed with
all the horrors Of immediate sutfucation.
Add to these, constant pain IN my
breast aad cough, great loss OF
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
that my symptsms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The ADVICE
sfa most eminent physician was resorted
~, and afterwards a second was called
In, but without giving ire any relied
Another physician, who knew me and
: Tie circumstances Of my case, adrlSed
r,e 10 siire Hamilton's Eli1ir a trial
saving, he had used "it in his practice,
and alnaqs found It to do mach good. A
bottle was procured, aud / foa,sd relief
bstare Ihad tas,en half 1t. lcentinued
to use it, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. Ontaking cold, some
Of my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by adose or two OF the f.
hxir.
GEO. BENNER, r.
No. IL, Butld street, Philadelphia.
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Hamillon's Worm destroying LO

This medicine, which isas innocent &
mild, as is certain and efhcatious IN its
operation: cannot injure the youngest IN
ont, should no worms exist in the body,
at will, without pain or gripping, cleans
'e stomach or bowels of whatever is foul
7 Offensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
htucioa Of worms, and many other fatal
siserdexs.
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Hshn's a T. billions Pills.
Aespststiss sf these pills q perfectly
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Richmond, December 9, 1915.

Il The Petersburg h1fetfgencer of tile 7th lnsf
contains eefy well written editorial article un.
der the head of "The Mails" It charges the
Post Office of Richmond, with manifesting very
unacconodating disposition We should like to
give the article place in columns as w ar,.
convinced a.repettion OF such hints would be ex.
tremeiy serviceable, &c. only to our Post office,
but TO M Others.
| We had prepared All article for our paper of to-
day, which we were fully determined to have in.
serted, but which has been withheld in conse-
1uence Ola hint from a highly esteemed friend.
that the object we had in view might be more
easily obtained thro' another channel. In the omit
ted article We contented ourselves with making
statements, which are not the offspring ofa heat
cd imasina ion, but are uncomfortable facts /;
and should we not be perfecly satisfied with the
reception with which orr propositions are met,
those statements shall be ushered before the pub
TIC and be also laid before the proper authority in
due form.
eve kno1.not whether the law imposes it as a
duty upon the Post Officers here, to deliver out
the news papers as soon after the arrival of the
Northern Mail rs practicable--if they be deliver
ell to US and the other Editors as matter of cour-
tesy, we should've still further obliged if they
could contriye Z I've us all our Northern papers
1t night, inasmdc4e as it is mortifying circum-
stance to US to find some of our NortheI1, papers
containing intelligence which ought to have been
received the over night amongst our Southern
ones which are only received in the morning. Be-
sides, after papers have been joltcd in Mail bag.
from Boston to Richmond, they are very often,
sufficiently difficult to decipher, without the ne
cessity of jaant to Petersburg and back to this
place AS to letters-Congress being now in ses-
sion and its proceedings promising to be inter-
esting, the different Editors may calculate to re-
c GIVE by letter earlier Intelligence than they can
by Their exchange papers, as the reception of the
latter may be preve tied by bad roads-wewo
therefore suggest to the persons at the Post Of
fee the propriety OF initiating the conduct of the
Post Master at Petersburg, who invariably opens
ms letter mail and delivers the letters to those
who are entitled to them, as soon after the receipt
OF the mail as possible
We have NOT qui,e so accommodating d.spo-
ion as our worthy, deceased predecessor IF he
would not complain, We shall We will not SUBJ
nit to be traHpled upon, nor be deprived ofo our
rights We fear not " the insolence of Of.
fee" however imposing be its form. Should've
1T any future time be compelled to notice the
public conduct OF the incumbent OF any public
office, we shailnever make any assertion in rela-
ton to him, that will not be founded upon Data,
which will bear the test of the most rigid Scru-
Tiny.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
FafpAY, Dec. 8.

Wilson C. Nicholas, Esq. was reelected Gov
ernJr
Col. 3razure H. Pryor Of Hampton was elect
ed Brigad or General 70 supply tue vac cy occa-
Stoned by the resignation OF Gen Oh amb erlayne
John Tyler, Esq.o Charlie, City County elect.
ed prvy councillor IN place Of William n.
Roanc, Esq.
George Parker, Esq. elected judge Of the
General Court.
Armistesi 7. Mason, Esq. Of Eoudon elected
Brigadier General IN place OF General Douglass
decd.
A number Of petitions were read and referred
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09

ia adjusting the duties Of imports, to
the object OF revenue, the influence of the
tmh' Oh manufactures will necessarily pre-
sent itself for consideration. However
wise the theory may be, which leaves to
the sagacity and interest of individuals the
application Of their Industry aud resources,
there are in this, asin other cases, excep-
tons to the general rule. Besides the con
ditiou which tie theory itself implies, Of a
reciprocal adoption by Uther nations, expe-
ricnce teaches that 50 many circums auces
must accur ia Introducing and maturing
manufacturing cstabi shmeuts, especially
Of the more Complicated kinds, that a
country may remain long without them, al
though sufficiently advanced, aud 10 some
respects even peculiarly lifted for carrying
them Oh with success. Under circumstan-
ces giving a powerful impulse to nanuiac.
turing industry, it has made among US a
progress, and exhibited an efficiency,
which Justify the belief, that with protec.
ti0n nJt more than is due to the eaterpris.
ing citizens whese interests are now n
stake, it will bccUme, at an early day, Not
only safe against occasional competition,
from abroad, but source OF dOmesti,
wealth, and even Of external commerce.
In selecting the branches more especial,
eutitIed e. the public patroaase,.a lsefer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
Mr.. Giles Resignation.
RIcuMoND, NoY. 23d, 1915
His Excellency
WILSON C.. NICHOLAS,
Cn,,.,,,<,,, ,,c xv,..,,:

WILSON C.. NICHOLAS,
Governor of Virginia
SIR period has at length arrived, when our
beloved country, after successwely passing
through the trials of a just and honorable War a.
sainssa powarful nation is enjoylngs all the bles-
sings of Peace; with the falrest prospects, under
ypsgudance of wise counsels, and the DIVINE pro-
ecuon, other long continuance
This fortunate and happy condi t,an. of The coun
try, affords me favorable opporta3lty of indulg-
ns myselfin a desired have long felt, of retiring
.ltogether, to scenes of domestic life
This cons. Iteration, how vel, would not of itself
irnish sufficient motive to induce me To carry
his purpose INTO effect during the present senate
'lal term but, another olrcunsl stance has taken
place, which conceive, ought 10 have its inhu-
en"e upon my determination III this respect.
consequence, of an absence from home for a
portion Of each year, during PERIOD of nearly
i've and twenty years, in which have been en-
Z ged n serving he people in the representative
;iIarac ler, my private concefns have become ma
,erially deranged and, in my Judgment, strong
obligation is therefore imposed upon me, to give
my personal attention to their re-establIshment
These considerations intel, have determined
me to Withdraw from public service al this tune
Far these reasons, do hereby resign my Office
Of Senator in the Senate of the United 5 ates.
take great pleasure, Sir, in avading myself of
this occasion, to renew 10 your Exceiency, assCIr-
rahces of my high consideration, and sincere per-
sonal regard, &c. Fl
WM b. GILES
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
MR.. VANDERLyN.

IN theiist Of passengers IN late arrival from
France, is seen The name Of Mr. Vanderlyn. The
arrival Of this eminent artist Is certainly a SUB
eel ofcpngratulaton, not to the Cry of New
York only, but to the United States. After an all
.once Of twelve year,, devoted TO the study Of ia
nest specimens Of pnntng and sculpture N tia
arlous eites ofItaly aud IN Paris, he returns {,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09

enrich and embellish his native country by the
powers of his pencil His genius cannot sIum.
Der here, for the want OF appropriate subjects -
It is sincerely desired that il may not be suffered
to anguish, for the want of beral patronage.
Coliin6iaz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
WIN. B. GILES.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY,, December 6.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

"71'-'I'7E
HOUSE OFDEEEGATES.
Resolutions for the election Of several public
officers, were agreed to--v,z; of Governor-pro.
posed by Mr.. Stevenson, of Spottsylvania oil
Privy Counsellor-lnsteAd OF Mr.. w ii. Rome
pro5osed by MIR. Dads of Judge OF The Gene
al Court for the Circuit Court on the Eastern
5hore-pr jposed by Mr.. Wilson, of Northampton;
8 BriSader General, Usee Gen Canberiayne
gned-proposed by MIR. Goolall--saTd elec.
ons to take place on Friday next
Various Petitions were presented, read, and
reierred TO Committees.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
nOCTOR RlnANNAN,

ESTII.L receive threeo four Y png Gentlemen
w Of good education and respectable con-
necuons, students Of msdicina IN hls Office.
Dec. 9, 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
HOUSE OF DELEGATE s

On motion of Mr.. Banks-leaye was given to
bring in bill 10 repeal the act for staying execu-
tons.
The resolutions handed in on the 9th respect
.ng the election Of Governor, Brigadier &c eral
sc will be acted on tomorrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
THIS is 30 GIVE NOTICE,

THIS, Is 70 GIVE NOTICE,
THAT all persons having claims against
he estate Of Watson Patman Of Hearico County,
decd are requested to hring them forward for
settlement, properly authenticated ON or before
the 9 n day Of June next And those indebted 10
said Estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment
ELIZABETH PATMAN,
.4d,niusfrafrfr
Dec O. 6tp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
S ATE.

Nothing was done IN Senate TODAY but the rea-
ling Of the documents accompanying the Co
sernor's Message.
THURSDAY, December Z.
JoHy w EPeEs was by JOINT ballot of the two
Houses, elected a Senator Of the United States,
IN the room OF williams Giles, r esigned.
Thomas r tche " reelected public printer
for one year, next ensuing
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-28

The Town Or Aisxandsia, in tho fsllcv.
ing serbs:
GsaIesnen, motives Of 2 personal ma
turs prevent nay delivering the encle
sure, vow willbestjudgc Of tho proprl-s
ely Of doing it in seur edicial capacity
: ilheat loss Of time. This highly re-.
spectacle citizen # oar own Town vas
AN eye wi.ne.sof the plumber goias on
between the sist Aug. and 90 Sept. s
yet motives 81 personal nature pre-
vents his communicating to sns solitary
individual Of tho tewn, the means by
which il might in all probability have
been prssented and their property say
ed-Dseslt not behave the injured citi
zcns to 6nd oot this highly respectable
citizen and his personal motives for si-
lentiy vieaing their destruction, bsforss
a similar scenc shall heisll them.
30 ar 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-28
NEw-YoRK jan. 24.-Noon.

Sailed fscn Ssndy- Hcok On Monday
afternoon at o'cieck, the u S sioe ps
Of war Peacock capt. Warrington and
Hsrnrf, capt. Bldale.: and brig Tom
Bosslble. ali henHd s.n a cruise
On Saturday a brig Came IN sight OF
Sandy Hook tsupposed a pfise) AND
,heistsd signal For pile. Just be
lore the commencement OF the spaw.
storm she was observed to siaha nH
from the land the wind then blowing a
gale from N. E, she must have been
driven to the sosthwaro.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-28
admiral Contagious Letter.

As tie Citizens of Alexaadria are
besianing tee look about them for the
|source Of sosne cfiheir late misfertunes
may no, be improper to draw their
Iallsalien 10 the history Of Admiral Cod.
'iaslsns Letter, which is found in the
book Of printed documents, accompa-
hyias the report of the investiga,ing
eaa'miltsei &c. and they will there
'ssra that parhaps the greatest part OF
Tie loss they sustained, by tae late de.
Pfsdatsns OF the enemy was occasioned
~ the anpardonable conductofa highly
fssfeetable citizen OF their own Team,
npreseat concealed from public vic W.
20 Who should be batter known. BY
sAe letter Of Gen. john Massn, We are
informed that thi. letter which directs.
Vsp. Gordon to cease plundering the
Town Of Alexandria, was put into the
As0as- OF Col. Menree, Secretary Of
state ~ Washington on the m. raing of
VIC Stat OF August, and tia. after due
s0HAcefaslon, no did most hoperably FOE
a'Msel' determine, that it should be
disposed Of in .uch way as 10 let the
sazsas Ct Alexandra have the benefit
Y, u hsns6t there was 10 it /; and
WI Meoroc gave tbs letter to General
o''' VITA q request 10 daliver j. to a
ssaaeman Of AIexsndra. and to ask of
20 give !. such course imMedis.e-
1sn. Massa s.ys he did according
= ABOUT an hour alter put il iato the
$3.50 q highly respectable ci,izsa of
80 ''wn accompanied by the rsqaeat
@'se on bin. New this highly re-
~
ss's''s ssnslsmau instead of obeying
'ssass, Of Col. Maarce, sriegs
s'"a the letter and instead Of giving Il
= honorable course dirsc,ed aud 70
su &c never mentioned The subject
q. y Us 'csisw tosn:men bu, on
~ s''' August rus the le,ssr into the
~ 1s'e which had been used as post
: bat which :, that line "a. nail
! s'a tbs Postmaster and bis acpu,
!. :. q isSa, where i, remained il
sIs1 A4as''sd house until tas second
D,,' sp's@SsF--uaen tbs easmy had dc.
!. a 'se Post Master sa.,s 10 town,
,.,', s,'a = siS house Ad,niral csdtinv-
MAJ ls''s' iselvsed in ! letter wi.hsa,
j, : '''' ss rsn Max, .adees.sd "a
'sai''ss OF v'ylsnc. o ..lety !,
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In anticipation Of the Hal.

To The Editors Of the Mercantile ID
vertiser. Jan. IS.
BosroN Saturday Noon.
Gentlemen--We have TO particular
news here to day. Nsehing new by the
eastern mail stage oi this morning The
Fox priyaieer has returned Ia Ports.
mouth il diatress, alter being out a few.
DAYS
Sailed from this port yesterday, the
priyatecf brig Ayoa, and scnr. Toma..
hawk, bath ona cruizs.
A nerch ant If this town received on
Thursday morniag last, pet eastern rrsaii
via Ca,tine, Bermuda paper-bat he
refuses 10 gsaiify the pubic nth sight
If it Ii is supposed to contain late
news frosn England, and ssne thing 81
a pacific nature. The editor oil the.
Newhsrypert Herald states that he has
been favored with BerMuds Papcrs to
Dec. l4,h, which contain no Iater news
from England than October. The pa
per alluded, 4. is Ola laser date, ana has
been received in tcwn as above stated
Confirmation Fl the toss Of the British
sloah Of s'ar Sym.
Yesterday morning, Mr. Mot, R ymsr
ard several other peer.s, arrived IL
town from Southampton and It's peish
ho, nood, all OF whoD coaiitm the loss
Of tue Syiph.
Mr.. Rpymor states that the Sylph ras
ron on shore under fYll sail. sl Shini
cock, or Canoe Place, near Snuthamp-
ton, the ssuih side at Lsng Island, en-
Monday pisht, the 10TH issi and me.
iapehsiy To relate, cut ot her crew
(shieh consisted Of II aosls) only SIX
we're saved, viz the Pu,ser and FIVE
seamen, whe we're t-kea OF the wreck
on the believing mvrring.
We alsolearG, that great pum5er Of
the dead bodies had been washed ashore.
and several casks, trsnks, &c
TSteel's List Of Sept. Is a, states that
the sylph sleop of war. is a hip, rsied
at ls guns, buslt in 1901, commanded
by Gcosge Dickens, ESQ George
Burt, lst 1t John Curtis. Purser, and
was on the Halifax sa,ien.
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10 .aHnn.
Here's box for yoar toilet dear mail.
Which | show ,ollia grateful re- g,
turn,
OF ticks that never can FADE !;
heir use viii il please you g
Learnt
/ With this wash, then, Good Humor
begin;
It smootlls all the wrinkles OF eare.
Clears anxisty's gloom from the skin,
And makesit transparent ana ialr.
Next lie pearl powder, Innocence,
use
So pure and 50 softcn'd its white.
Ger thy cheek twill . lustre dill.
fuse
More fair than is Youths purple
light.
Its bloom then let Modesty shed,
Not like rsuse in fix'd AashesA
confessed,
But changing and pleading. and
spread
Like twiIisht's sweet blush DER
the west.
Your eye, il to languish it seem,
With sympatby's radiance renew.
Now kindIias with joys brightest
beam,
Now melting j., PHYS soft dew.
Round your mouth with Beneyo!enec
trace
In smiles an expression that's kind;
Then spread DER the Whole OF your
face
The beaming refinement OF mind.
Yet observe me, these beautiful hues
Alice ion can never iMpart;
Truth alone is the brush yeu must
use.
Aud the paint box itself your own
heart.
r.aD,HDIOgy.
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xNDgrA'.


<r,- agaHy besaa. 4 is q is's'0
s,.,.la beyond doubt. that 'he
n haze possession Of cum0sf-
y. Island, and s.. Mays. Attic
s. ..,.e place they VIII have found :
y J a,.ssti,y Of Live Oak, which
:. .ssssamens have been collecting
s. Island for ten years past, aao
LII, Is BY this time in prime order
| .,;ooing 10 England. ThesFssn
y .. sisry's, abandoned like Alex
]. .,;, was, to the mercy Of the en-.
~, has followed its example, and
|''',.s,ssacrss. The Gesrglans fhroA
I, ,as state, as we'll as in the Wei
&, Il 81. Mar,'s, are in s''e utmost
ARM. sud well they ma, be-tes
80, did uaeksr cloud impehd o.
s. ,ls .Iestinies Of a people. than
=, which rises in the sos,l.
\ %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-28

THos: SWANS of Alexandra, FRAN.
CTS S KEY Of Georgetean, and JOHN
Law OF this City, are appointed By ,ias
President with the consent Of The SCI
safe, Commissioners (uedsr the act
lately psssed) fer The adjudication apd
settlement ofthe Yszos claims.
& Nat. lae.
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TIE LEGISLATURE

Adjourned On .risnrsday eseuiAg after .
session Of upwards ei three months.
The follaeing are the General Off
GERS apRoin,sa TO command The STATE
treeps
II b. Taylor, LIST Major General,
A. +. Mss@n, Cd do.
Jola n. Cookies lst Brig. General
&. F, Mercer, I'd do.
d. Campbell, Sc do.
John w. Gseen4h do.
The ethe, Officers are to be appoint-
cd by the Executive
Richwond Argus
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CHARLEsTos, January t9.
Laiest from the Soulhsoard.

Tie following was written upao the
back Of lister, post marked at Savaa,
nah, 9TH inst.--. Sine clsslOg, an er-
g press has reached town that the enc.
/" my having lantied aad cur Of the re
!" rect Of the forces stationed at Point
s Petce."
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Pubic Sale.

Pubic Sale.
ON Tuesday ~. 3ist inst q, 20 o'clock,
eill be .sid " Peblic Auction, at tho
Ware House el Williams Newton,
deceased.
d Tn7ety Of Groceries,
Consisting ii L at asd Lump Sagar
Grows Sugar, Wines. Brandy, Aislas.
ss>. Csff<s, Tea Nsfmsgs. Cloves and
u quantlty of Fine and Coarse Salt in
Barrels. Terms liberal and made
known % the day at sale.
p. CT Marsteller,
Januarp "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-28

Dates from Montreal to Jan.
have been received AT Boston; they
furnisa nethiag interesting, but the
following letter.
Attract Of a letter. from the head Of
lake Ontario, Bee. 5th. ts1t.
81 think t,e eaemy won't trouble
us this winter: but General MAI
Their having shown the Kentaekians
the road frem Detroit. l am moi
without apprehension of an attack.
from that quarter in the eourse Of
il. With view TO the destruction Of
the establishment we are forming al
'farkryPaintthe completion Of which
weuld bring US again on their from
tier and il must be ebvious that
checking it in the bud. would be
their pulley. | hope, however. If
they do make such an ATTEMPT that
il will meet witt, defeat. There is
rather want OF provisions at present at
Burlington. | hope. however, il is
menaenlafy, & that when the farmers
begin 10 thresh cut their wheat. nc.
there will he enough ;it Weuid be q
great relief it Government would
remove the Indians and their families
particularly The western ones ne.scr
10 the supplies that have GENE from
home, which might be easily done by
means of the sieighs returning thai
bring up stores to this country; they.
!, are ent of their rations by Govern
| rent. and live apen the inhabitants.
Hog. in the pen, and cattle ia the
fields, are now game With tbel.s !;
which is hardly fair, vixen il is con
sideled how much this part Of the
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EStracf Of a letter. from albany, dat
ea .JaHaary II.

8. Fhe court msrtial-at Troy have
had a new question sfarted--and a
Very animated speech by Gen. vii
kiason, against special Judge .aduo-
catcs--l,e denied their power and
their righy--said he never would
submit 10 go to trial with an assis-
tGnt Judge Advocate and one ton,
who WAS the Eere creature and slave
Of Madison aud Armstrong-taat he
wished il 70 be distinctly understood
nv the eogrf, that they had not Hull
to try ; ard that whatever rules they
established AS to>his triGi. should ne
YER be drawn into precedent Oh the
trial of him, Wilkinson. The
ittle Senator was mneh agi,ated by
this unexpected objection to .hini.
The Court took time to consider and
advise on the satiees; and the result
has saea TO Support the objection Of
Wilkinson and Van neurca has
been discharged fro:a his 5 1000 Of
ficr OF Assistant Judge Advocate. II
is said Wilkinson gave Madison,
Armstrong 4 Go. most severe lash
ing, He was for flashing the rascals
naked through The zcorld. II is he
Iieved he will make an able defence.
and that the administration will ne
yer. hereafter briag to trial any nan
Of his stamp. who hold in their pos
session saeh damaing proofs OF their
eo.rupt eondact; and Who will not
be deferred from exposing it when IN
his power. Success to him, say L,
when be can uanask villains more
corrupt than himselfw
Federal Republican,.
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i A killhas been reported in The
Hsuss Of Representatives for laying
Direct Tar upsn the District OF
Columbia, As we do not believe.
that the bill will be adopted.
we shall dsfsr any comment upon
khs justice or ssnstitutioaalitv Of the
measure, for the present.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-28

The President Of the. United States
has not yet aotiaed to Congress his APP.
probation Of the Dank Law.
Nat. Int.