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e. The subscriber intends,
next month, to commence a SCHOOL
for young Ladies.-
March IS. at
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-01

in Wood County, Virginia, heavily tim
bered aud well watered, near the River
Ohio, and within eight miles of Bel
vile. hare several most valuable
TRACTS of LAND in the Western
Country and several thousand Acres in
the State Of Pennsylvania, which | would
sell but do not now offer-not having
yet obtained the final conyeyances of the
same, under existing contracts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08
Fr ~ The Nezp 1rofk Courier


Unhrecedented Phenomenon-We have
consersed with several genL men, of I'M
doubted vsracity from the county OF Ulsler,
IN this state, who all agree in the following
very extraordinary II ia,ion.
That they have ,conversed with several
credible persons from Marbletown, in that
county, and they mention the names OF
persons we'll known TO the editor of this pa
per and these persons assert and declare
themselves ready to make oath, that the
stones lying In TWO fields there, on several
successive days, rose from the ground, 10
he Insight OF three and four feet, and moved
along, slowly and horizontally, from thirty
20 sixty feet; and that few OF them even
mounted over the tops of The uees That
the persons who first beheld these astonish
ing fe.forsances, were disbelieved by the
neighbol hood but that all those, who Come
10 see IT there was any truth in.the accounts,
are prepared 10 swear to them. The last
Performance was in an open field, without
wood or cover near IT,
We understand that gentleman from
Kingston has taken means 10 have every
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08
Foreign Articles.
FROM FRANCE.
PHILADELPHIA. OCT. &C


Arrived the Young Wafp, Hawley.
from Bordeaux, which lhe left the 10th
September.
Capt. Hawleyis the bearer of Delpatch.
es from Paris
He reports that the treaty of Paris
was 6gaed he 27th Aug. and ratified by
the Brtifh Prince Regent the LIT Sept.
The conditions are -
/. That the integrity of the French
Kingdom as limited by the lalt treaty,
fhall be preferved.
2. hat France fhall pay remuneras
ton of Six Hundred Millions of Francs
More than one hundred millions of dollars ]
2. That the fortrehrs of Strasburg,
Metz, Lille, and Beaancon, ihall be held
by the allies --Another account Jays,
all the fortreiTcs but thefe are to be gar
rifoned by the allies.
a. That $4,000 Ruflians fhould re-
main in France, and be fed by her until
the above remuneration fhall have been
made. The others were to leave France
in October
The allied Sovereigns were to leave
Paris the 18th September.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08
BY THE MAILS.
NEW YORK, OCT. 81.
PEACOCK, SLOOP or W.AR.

The u States sIoop Of war Peacock,
Capt. WARnlkGroN, arrived yesterda,,
from Cruise which she departed on in Jan
uary last. She hes brought in quantity
|oi Cfium, and lew thousand dollars in
r2ugh god, captured in The Union, ric b
countr, ship. Previous to hearing Of the
Peace, she captured four lndlamen, two Of
which were sunk, one given up 10 the prls-
oners, the other restored on furnishing the
news of peace.
he Peacock touched at ST. Helena, for
refieshmtnt, and left that isl nj the goth
sep ember. IsLF' Asno mention rs made Of
BUoNAPARTE, ne hrobably had NOT arrived
tn 81. Helena at the aboUe date nor cozid
haze unless The northumberland had made a
very quick haSsage from Madeira, svhere she
zuas he 2ok august. The distance from
Madeira 20 81 Helena is about $500 miles
The Peacock has been into the Indian
seas, and 10 her long cruize has lost but
one man, (JoHNsoN) who FELL ON the fore
top gallantyard
Hon. George G. CamnbeU late Sarreta
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08

Royal Polygamy-His Imperial High
ness the Archduke Charles of Austria is,
il is said about to surrender himself in hap
Ply bondage to Henrietta .dtecand,fna- ISa
bella FREDERICK Wilhemina, De Sayn- Hagen
bourg! What makes this the more strange
Is, that the united ages of all these ladies' dc
not amount to more than eighteen years
while that of his Imperial Highness exceeds
fifty /!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08

The Presidents N wgstc friend, Peer POI.
supine, has addressed anothel long letter o lir
Unted Safes, warning Them TO be upon lhel
guard against the b. stile atiempts Of Ms ssgi,s
csuntry. To prove such fnul Inteni, he produce
two or three extracts from London ne spapers
which speak Indignantly OF The ms.priied me
y shewn TO the French by he Allies. Now
Peter affords evidence, as far AS he goes, Una
he destinies Of the United States, SO ter IS hey
were deposited in the hands of our ADMINISTERS
ion, were united with those OF France w
hank our democrstck friends for The puhlica-
OF of this letter, since il will serve 10 es abl h
one fact, and that a very important one, which
they lave hitherto very stou'y denied, tina,
American interests and N.poleon's inles ests
are indisolubiy connected.-Peter thinks thai
London editor cannot speak against baoDa .,srte
aud his sdnerents, without tie inoalpAtioa OF
our government also and we haze no doubt
that Me- Madison thinks the same thing
Let,he Navigate apprentice 60 on in his s2e Gu.
tatcns, and he will diyulge the whole mysieries
OF the cabinet. Go on, sir, and lei our demo
craiiok editors publish The shame Of our exscu-
tive Bat re!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08
From sbe Uics Patriot Or 2

II third accident 1vitb the ,tage - The
Stage overie; lalt week, below he Little
Falls, ana materially injured Mr. James
Delvin, a Respectable inhabitans OF this
village.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08

MIR. GaIusha, the democratic Governor
of Vermont, in his late speech 10 the Leg.
lsla,ure OF that State, tells them Louis l8
is stupid monarch.
Ii the Bourbons should be again put
down in France perhaps the people may
send for the sprishlly, accomplished and
polite MIR. Galnsha to rule their nation and
head their armies PaKa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08

MAHLoN DIcKERsoN, Esq formerly OF
Philadelphia, is appointed Governor OF
New-Jersey
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08
EE ARR FLY. 0DnC.

The Official returns make he British and Han
cserlan loss, 3; he battle OF W&ierloo, amoun
10 JUS 9999' AS Wellington had thus go, inle
The nine .iOles,nnd Bona had not honours enough
o call oas. his Grace laid on his long trump an
fairly won The rubber by superior play Hold
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08

Coantsytsiters deterted.-Three perfons
have been arreited in derkimer, for pas
fpg counterfeit bills. Upwards of eigh-
ty thouiand dollars were found upon
them, of the Bank Ut America, Manhat5
tan Bank, and Bank III Pennsylvania,
and about 100 dollars on 50 cent bills,
hgned i Kane.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08

Taxes coming on LAY, one IF he IN =
kers OF he iat, "a. nj VINO had his 1900 10 -
IS on fiji and 1000 dollars slafy TO negotiate 70
ringing back p &c sgain--hough public
speech 1t public dinner in Kentucky lie c.
cisred the pesce was not effected by any exc :
tons OF our commissioners--sta,ed,i in the SAM
public speech, THAI there was a prospect of sue
an ABUNDANT treasury as o rsqli no longer tn,
aid of direct taxes. We are glad 10 hear tins
Il will he we'll Tor rs, when he iugglers. who
b We been ying ticks with the country p.act
il back where they took It frlm.--Sateas GAG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08
" When taken
To be we'll shaken.o

The biundenng nurse following The prescrie
on - she thought when administering the me
dicine. b TX he patient 10 death instead
81 king he pilial
Dr Madison and the rest Of the democrat
faculty have given he body ol,c several on
snakes slresdy, and one more would reduce
20 he situ etion Of be poor patient, of the No.
tingh.m Apothec.ry Bah Telegraph !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08
Mourning

RI is thus that Prejideat MaAy5a's pa
per at II Arlington mourns over the exile Of
B0naYarts to st. Helena
The tate Of Napoleon, then, is at length
decided. The arblter OF nations is exiled
10 folitary lnand IN the great expanfe
of the South A.Iaa,ic Ocean, more than
a thoufand miles removed from any 9TH
er civilized land, and about the fame dis
rance from US as from the fcenes of his
triumphs and former glory. Here
it is preiumed, This great man will ter
inmate his career. he magnanimous
Cockburn his guardian on the voyage.
Briliih bayoncts his protection after his
arrival, no hope of eicape can remain TO
him Negotiating on his ave and twenty
acres of ground 1t will probably not be
long before few feet of it will affod am
pie fpace for the mortal remains of him
whole foul was too large for contiaent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

From the returns received il appears
the federalifts have carried their candi-
daes for the aiTambly in the counties or
Luzerne, Delaware. Chefter, Bucks,
Adams, Lancafer, and in the city OF
Philadelphia, with the exception OF one
in Bucks and one in Lancatter county.
The diitricts competed OF Adams and
York, of Lancafter, of the city and coun-
ty OF Philadelphia, have elected federal
Senators
Lait year the Senate was competed OF
IL democrats and 10 federaliits, end the
Houie of IL democrats and IL federal
lifts. This year there will be imall ted
eral gain in each branch, and feveral IN
dependent democratic republicans are
elected who were put in nomination IN
oppoGtion to the executive dictatlon lyf-
tenn which prevades the fate. =
frank. Rspos ]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08


Dancing -" am an old fellow" saws
Cowper, in one Of his letters 10 HurdIs, "but
had once my dancing daysas you have
now, yet could never find that | could
learn halt SO much of woman's real char.
acter by dancing with her as conversing with
her at home, when | could observe her be
havlor at the table, at the fire side, and in
all trying scenes Of domestic life. We are
all good WHEN We are pleasant but she is
tie good woman who wants moi the fiddle
10 sweeten her.
A few days since, (says The Norfolk Ledger
It the -osh u!t.) Premium of III pef cent. was
PAID, IN this place, for bill IN. Boston.
DR.. Beddoes recommends to persons
who ieel that they have taken cold, and tha,
cough is fastening upon them, 10 keen
coof' 10 avoid zuiae and strong drink, 40 use
a STARE and simhte dies. The heated 4
partment and overload of bed and other
clothing will increase and prolong the dis
order In his opinion
Good tines for Laborers.--A Mason in
Charleston, received Of dstiller few
days aso, FIVE dollars for charge OF
three men setting snH one day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08

Hon. George G.. Campbell, late Seereta
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-08

A few days since, (says The Norfolk Ledge
It The -o.h Vi. Premium of III Per cent Wa.
PAID IN thus place, for bill IN. Boston.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-30
For Sale or Freight,
-. -, The new schooner
sEE& D:cLrxnrd

- The new schooner
- ~ Richmond,
u Captain James Lunt,
ksrshen about ZOO barrels, is an exceilent
vessel, and will be ready for . cargo IN
three days. Apply to
Lagrason aad Fo,cis,
who have for sale, said sch,r's cargo Of
100 tons of Plaster Paris.
also, for sale,
The cargo al the brig Edward Foster,
Capt. Ctuft, Of
l4o tons Of Plaster Paris.
g>.s.s ALSO,
The cargo q the nrig William Henry,
Captain CI0agh, Of
200 tens Ot Plaster Paris.
Laadipg from the brig Gaiea. captaih
Eruby, 80
100 barrels 1t mess beef.
so t'oxes Of brown soap.
Dec 10
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NJ [ wish to hire about g

~ -
~ I wish to hire about Ct
Negroes for the ENSUING gear.
| wish, also, to sell valuable pro
perty opposite the Diagonal pump. !
will command 4 rent Of $3.50 per year
Also. a lot adjoining, which will com
mand rent of $50.
I wish to sell two farms in Fairfax
county Virgioia--Aiso, farm naa'
Dumfries, Prince-William county, Nif
giuia.
/ wish alsoto sell from so to leo lot
in the city Of Washington.
hope those Of my friends who stand
indebted to me will make payment. anc
those to whom ] am indebted Will please
call for payment.
L WiSk to set
xS1 The brig DOVE, burthen a
ssatssbeut 1900 barrels, in complete
order forthe reception Of a cargo.
For terms, apply tothe subscriber,
Jdmes c. Dcneate.
Dec OF
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Notice.

u1HERE will be meetsg , Of he
stockholders of the Nasnli:'. y
and Alexandria Turnpike COMPANY ~.
M'LaughIin's Hotel in the town o. o. n Tsh
,nd rio cha first Monday IN g sr,
month, for the purpose Of eieed"s NV
clerk and a treasurer o,t
Beng. c. Ashton '''
doc 90
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Dec 20
Salt aaoat.

soo, bushels. Liverpool fne Salt or
board the brig Richmond, Capt. Moliers,
now lying al Coleman . wharf.
Fer Saleby
ya1 As
J.c co 9s
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deco
Land for SalS'
r WILL dispose Of the trac'o oan n
4 on which now reside, II 'O'
600 Acres,

Three hundred of which are OaIIu t5sr,.
" timbersd, 100 is in wheat and f a's b
sidue in clover--It produces from Mss 5i
ten barrels of corn to the acre; ar -. al
well adapted to the use of cI@ 70, 'Thsr
plaster as any land in the county IS feel
Is on it a two story brick house, .Strs,
long, and % feet wide, with s1ss nscs'..
rv VENT, rooms it has most Of !! inc ss;bb,sted
ssry out buildings. This land . IS s sgN
on the river Potomac and IS GeSgs
"; el below Leesburg, s5 frcm v N,hsr
town and so from Alexandra :, the
NAV be taken from the farm !" cent p.
|peca Mill, for less than one a~d viithIr
bushel. where it will command md Ala'
few cents Of the Georgetown S h. shsn|
|andria prices-The land WIZ als - n
|by the subscriber, or IN Mo ~
Michael Keogly: MCARTt
. pss. n The Editors Of the r ..Deer -
I.ubIiean and National lI sssrar'
requested to publish the above -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-30
Servants wanted,

To hire Of purchase for House Servants
A young Woman Of colour, and aLad
from IL to Is years old.
Enquire ofthe Printer.
Dec %
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Containing 287 acres, 8 L 3 miles from
bladensburg, and nine miles from the CITY
OF Washington. The improvements are
a comfortable dwelling house, with coed
barn, stable, courthouse, cow-house, and
every other necessary out building. A
part of the land is well set in clOver.and
from an experiment made, it is wen
adapted to the use of Plaster Paris. Fer
situation and health it is exceeded BY
none, is well watered, and has an aban.
lance OF timber and wood for its support,
For terms, apply TO the subscriber, Iiy.
ng In Alexandria, or to Mr.. Samuel
Philips, adjoi2ing the premises, who viii
IIiUaf1kI5 O1.Ay. O...,.
Nov ~. 2aw6w
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1'To Rent

gWNffE brick Store and ).
on the east side OF Fairfax $. street
now in the occupancy Of Mr. 4 nona'
cruse- Possession given LIST March next
Apply to .
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-30
John q Laid & co

HAVE FOX SALE,
Do"' YOUNG HYsoN TEA.
.sh;p Packet, Cargo
3 barrels Spanish Indigo
s boxes white Havana sugar
70 tons bar Iron w
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine
10 boxes fresh Lisbon Lemons
900 casks r. L. Lime &
90 barrels Cider
az barrels tanners Oil
40 belts Russia Duck
90 do Ravens Dack CO.
10 barrels and boxes mems ehoes
a bale Russia Sheeting
ooo bushels Liverpool coarse salt
10 pipes Holland Gin
,6oso barrels beet LA
90 wards tow and tow linen cloth
tons shsatAing Paper
6 cases mems fine Hats
December |.
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The subscribers have &c qua I'd,
lifted as executors of tie last wiz a do
t.ata 20 Of AiexandeJ Henderson,. de.
es.rs late Of Dunfries, VirglnIa-
those Who have claimsagainst the q esta!s
will pIease exhibit them with toeir es y.
|dences. and those who are lnieOteu u
|it are called on for pyyment.
R;chariH. Henderson,
Thomas Henderson,
Executors.
sr r. H. H.. lives in L Ss,sa,,;s
I ,a NIL !. county, arh I. Il. at faueuie
court house, Virginia. dim
December ----------1------..--.
Fresh Zafte Curral1ts.
Just received AID for sale, ten narre''
Ifresh Zante CURRENTS.
Griffith end Bra'rner.
December 90
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COZ FEE.
S3 of N cgfOeS !


we have nov in storefor sale.
400 bass prime Conceive coffee,
4a punckcons Antigua and Demera-
100 crates queens ware,
IS hhds. molasses,
Ii casks London brown stout
! 10 casks cheese
IL boxes 10 by IL window glass
10 boxes ciayed sugars
100 boxes segaIs =
SIS packages German and Siiesia
linens
ST. pipes choice cognac brandy
Gen. MariOn's Cargo.
so barrels prime pork, Alexandra
inspection
"a hhds. tobacco stems
a complete suit 81 sails, rigging ana
arparel, For a vessel Of 100 tons heafi5
adams. Herbert and Co.
Nov is
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NEGROES FOR $ Ale

NEGkUES Fun LIZ
TO enable the subscriber to close his
on the estate of tho late
Mr. Edward Carter. Of Prince William
county. Virginia, by discharging debt
still due from the said estate. will be
suId to the highest bidder for cash, at
Hay Market, in the said county, on
TUESDAY the 10th of January next,
aboutthirty sL.aVES, belonging to the
aid estate, consisting Of men, women
and children.
E. BROOKE, Administrator,
with the will annexed, OF T.
Carter, deceased.
December Is
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.Jobn and Reuben Withers.

Have Just received, BY the ship Mary,
T,sORTY-FIyE Packages seasonab'
DRY GOODS, direct from tn
''anufactories in England, which the
re- disposed to sell at the most reduce
ices for cash orto punetual customers
Nov 90
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Rank of Alexandra,

December Esd 1915.
yWyHE Stockholders in the Bank Of 4
lexandria are hereby notified tha
an ne election Of nine Directors for the en-
s,,;,,r year. will be held at the Court
fIopse. Il this town, on Monday the lot
January next.
j. L. NJ Kenna. Cashr
~ a. dtss
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Shoe Factory,
Oppositc John Loyds, FafJaa
Street.

Street.
WILLIAM MORGANSCO.|
ND ETURN their thanks to the ,ltl
IL zens Of Alexandra and its vlclnl-
ty for the liberal encouragement SINCE
their commencement in business, ana as
sure them that no exertions will be
wanting to merit a continuance OF the
same. Theylave employed a number o.
FIRST rate Workmen, which will enable
them to fulfill orders with more accuracy
md punctuality than heretofore: and
rom long experience in the prlnc,pa,
towns Of the United States, they tee
confident, that for fashions and duraDii,
|ty. their work shall be exceeded by none
i,hey have good assortment OF theu
,wn manufacture, together with larg,
assortment of Northern make, whici
lenders their stock extensive, whlcl
| thew will dispose Of wholesale and retal
at the Baltimore prices. Country deal
| -. ..a..;...l.-i7- :..--;4ad 10 coll - - !,
| n. B.-Those who have account
standisg, are earnestly requested t.
lcaIl and discharge the same, as it
l;mnossible to defray the expences OF sucl
| an establishment without punctual pay
Inent.
October %.
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New w ax " ok.
For tseo days only.
MR.. RICH,

~ EspEcTFULLY informs the 9 la 9
e dies and f4entIemen Of Aiexandr e,
HAT IS i,as agair, visited this place WITH q
.''a en u en- new sst IF Wax Figures, which
e IS now exhibiting at the house q 3
Matthew b. Reardsn, King street, where
s s., vii 4 continue until Saturday ey ning'
Hours IF attendance from 9 O'clock 10
the morning until 10 in the evening Y, !; 49,,
- 10 Admittance IS cents-chhdre
half price. -.
dec 90 -.
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BOSTON, Feb. %.
FROM CHSTL.NE

A gentleman who arrived in town
yesterday left Castine on Wednesday
The express from Gen. Miller, of
this place, announcing the cessation
of hostilities, reached there that
morning, and the Lsndrail cutter
Immediately sailed for Halifax with
the information A copy of the trea-
lty arrived at Belfast on Thursday
forenoon, and was sent over 10 Gas
time the same day. The officers ap.
|peared much pleased at the intelli-
|gence, and some Of them expressed
ian intention of visiting Boston, af-
ter the peace was settled. The A
merican flag was hoisted at Bucks
town on the receipt of the news of
|peaee.
The only ships OF war at Casino
were the frigate Maidstone, and
|sleop of war CurIew. The Rife
man sloop of war, had sailed some
days before. on the receipt of one
of the early reports Of peace.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-09

lnext Congress plan for establishing
with the cooperation Of the states. 8
national road from Maine to Geor
|gia. and from Mil'edgeville to New
lorieans. inclusive. passing through
tsie city Of Washington and, as far a!
|,nay be practicable, through tn,
seats Of government, or prineipa
town in the 3 flan,ic, states.
4 motion was made BY Mr.. Rhes
often. to amend the same by al.
ding to the end thereof the follow
Iipg:
And from the city Of Washington
20 the respective seats offs government,
|of the states Of Kentucky, TeDnes,
see. and Ohio.'
This motion was mega ived. & the
resolution agreed toas originally pro
'posed
Ga motion ofMr. Jennings.
Resolved, That the Secretary for
she Department of War. he directed
10 Law before this House at the next
session, d statement OF the amounts
of aserchandize and other articles
furnished the lndi us, under the SUI
perin,eudency OF William Henry
'Har; ison. late the Superintendent OF
Indian Affairs for the territory off
iadiana. from the ( st day of January
1901. tn the ist day of January. 1913
distinguishing the different dates of
purchase, of whom purchased. and
ter what tribe or tribes Of Indians
The bill from the Senate to repeal
certain acts tbe,ei mentioned {pre
hibitory and 400 importation acts)
having been reported by Mr.. Forsyth
OF the committee of Foreign Reia
lions. without amendment, was or
iered to third reading. and was
subsequently read . third time and
passed.
Mr.. Forsyth also made the fol
lowing report
The committee of Foreign ReIa
tons, TO whom vas referred the mes
sage of the President Of the United
States Recommending the passage Of