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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-11

4 BOCI o'clock in the afternoon OF -Tbur.da,,
~ last, on the road between Pete,rbure s,,j RIM
inond, near the Powder mills, my
Z Il u NJ K
was c't of from behind the Dispatch Stage and cs-e
red OIL The trunk large, covered with rel der
SKINS, has brass clamps on the ends, and marke [
ON the top Ii coutaiued about dozen shirts g or
ci winch were without ruffies, half q dozen pair or
stockings, parcel of crvatsa and andkerche,s Il mir
oil corded pantaloons, and another oblu. bros,clotb
yellow ground stuff wastcosts, and various ether nr
tleles OF clothing. Also TFt'O w. YT'CEyES-on....
single case Gold Watch Which struck ecousls tb. Cac
injured and loose. The other common donhie Gaze
silver watch If watches, articles OF asr,ae' ,s,,
ing to the description Of the above are seen in ,s
session OF any suspicious person, is hoped ti,.y
ne detan q aus he proper enquiry made The ~
hove reward will be- given for the delivery of the ,r
with ITS contents to the keeper of the Eagle Tavero
Richmond '"'
C.4LTLN' 10 N'EG.
P.S-lf after trunks well strap d to the Ir,ket
Oh the tage an iron chan was passed around ,h,m
secured by paddock, They nd BE- perfectly SAFE 81
passengers would Ire released from the trouble and an
prehenAo nse2aabie from a knowledge Of Their rs
Sn' insecurity Stages adopting this prceaution would
tIways Db'ain preference. Three trunks am ;nt
formed, nave lately been stolen from travellers
Tie Powder Mills, and similar depredatioos are conn
united almost daily throughout tie cohnrv II thee
lits shoa!d BE- the of rendering thejs of mi,
Knd inpraciicabe in future, shall f 81 less rep,t TO-
| the loss which gave occasion 10 them.
Feb II. Gin 49,
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BETTER AND RFrrrp I,

we have Gen. Jackson's Official Account
OF the action of the Sth--and instead of 9; r.
C hundred lost on the part Of the ne my.
IT turns out that their loss is fqventy-sir, HIM
dred-lbis one of the very cases in which
Runiour has fatlea short of the 7,7lfb..-
ms action isperl APPS without "a parallel in
military annals-I'he dsproportion of loss is
SconderfW---It has been htherto the boosted
characteristic OF our naval eng gements-
Our armies seem to be rivalling the deeds of
cur tars.
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From tie .Albany Gazette. Jan. go.

1.''N'''F '''t-VE ~ TV4Tt- oVs
siovernor IompkinS, on his arrival Al White Hal,
ION las northern tour rs mentioned in late usverl
was met by an express from plattsburg giving him
information, that large bodics ut the enemys troops
were moving into the Upper Province, from Montreal
anu The c'nionments IN rs vicinity. On receiving
this intelligence, his Excelleucy gave up his intended
visit to Piattsbuig and Immediately proceeded across
the country to Sackett's Iarbor accompanied by Mr.
j. u frevost and Mr.. Robert Tillotsln. Adiutant
General Van Rensselaer, and Colonel Lamb Win, were
IN the Governors suite continued their journey to
Plattsbursh.
His Excellency has returned to this ci,v
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a PROCL.G.M4TTA

WHERrAs, it has pleased the Almighty Dsposer Of
events, Co sisnsise our AIS, uodcr The command
sc gallant Genersi jackson, at Oreans by victory
the Invading foe Unparalleled in the annals of n
tior5.
And whereas, II beeonesa people relyi,g on the
,aVor OF Heaven torsnpPor9 tor oice in every mani
fostaion ofdyine goodness aud q number of tn. 81
re OF THIS corporation having expressed to me a
V ss to celebrate our brilliant triumph by IN U.LU-
SilN tjoN OF this city, IN which most heartily ac-
cords do, therefore, hereby recommend TO the ci-
uzens OF TINS Corporation TO ILLUMINATE thei
houses this evening st O'Clock, and continue nn'il
IL o'clock And do hereby cI,ion upon all the Off
crs "' l'o'iee TO be- 'slant in preserving order and
II enrng mischief.
General Jackson, 10 his oficii account OF the above
gIorioos battle st.tcs tte Kill Il left on tie field 100
Wounded lett on the fcld llO9 pri sners, $40 tol,
800 cur loss only acuoH killed and ST., ,und-
Given under my hand at the city 6f Wash
Ington this fourth day OF February one
Thousand eight hundred ard fifteen
JAMES III. BLAKE, Mayor
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Feb. II.
FOR SALE

VETIiLbe Said, On h~ first day IF lime aer,
w ttosc Uai1a6le nuns at59iri1g tie tam, #
1efe'$'e9y ce1nmonly called FetS ~ CaabJcg 6:
UheeLsi's NILS ami n1zv accountable, lf.s Cst ~
7~h fe Lttnd nie-e47to a,luered a6sut 700 ncreo on
&" ceaH q one, fTyo and three ym's Notes b,,D51e
az eihe' ctbe Banks IN Petersburg, .eth otb;Y-ed
eaorssrs, nil beregldred ofHe fntrchGsers ,So,fd
for q term If ven,q
FRANCES T.9BB. by her agentg
~, II. RaHdlbh, THos. Tail.
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A letter from MAIDEN Of the 15tb uie
mentions visit from the enemy is expected
airing Inc winter. Two detachments had
been sent out, viz. capt Logan with 100 men
aawa the lake, and Mai Thrasher with
200 men up the Thames, to collect provis-
l0ps. Cent. Logan, had returned, having
collected considerable -four ats 6 per cwt.
wheat at 8 J 50 per bus1cl, corn ats
M beet al : c per Cwt. Major Tar
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Bri.rrtnn. III I'm os

Btr'iwgtor, { J., ; Inn. 25
From authority in which w, have much conGd nee.
we are nluecd T. believe tlat the movements ,f The
e0eniy IN tho vicinity of Moptresi arc uo, petar,o
iy to au INVASION by the way Of Lake ChAnni,il, hnt
ntef 'ed io cover operations IN another u,iar.ter Lon
ncise qua titles 0fayaI and military stores og every
q, scr pion, are Transporting 20 the apper country.
Nh'h appetrs az stln 10 become the theatre Of one
iauous, the cu9u,ng campaign. ia winter csrnpa,o,
- netsted, Sseketts iiirb0r is unuuegtiorably III,
OBJECT. We confess We have no ears as ~ the re-
'ut OF an attack on that place. ifthose whrse lrs;
ness u u TO give direction TO our miary force rar-
G. e fore-h1ught aud energy becoming tie ocossi.
on. Let the vgilauce Of our enemy he initiated. s,d
the rcsultc1nnOt be- dnubtfI
Neean' ut, however, loo< u the west without ev
IRENE anxiety. Every mos ment uf The enemy IN
icates d. Termination to make vigorous stand in
t*t quarter, witt all the force which tna be srsrod
rom other service. The exet;y,s syl,iob Are nos,
MAKING to augment our naval lCrce on AXE Ontario
We hayc a toersble confidence will cor,espnud in T.
CORD degree with the preparations &c the enemy. Ia
The 81 ~ and valor If the baod Of heroes. Who at
CnHTews, B1igewater, Erie and Psttsburg have
successfully BsNrES into tie enc my conviction -.
OF superiority We have tho fullest confidence But
WI, aud gs'o-, and s-lEconGdence will not cnrnrc,-
50 Ton deficiency OF numbers Tba, The uf1no,,
eSet~n5 az making By tie executive TO f the ranks
o or army, ibere cannot be q doubt The in, ~
meats a. the disposal o. that department M, esrolov
he best possible advantage Eyery deusr,.
sed, arFsarI 20 be dong is day, bit TIC
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CHARLESTON, February 3.
DsSfFHcti0H Of jFI1od5ine
MY HIS TnuClsc

We learn By Gentleman II the Southern
stage, that he saw at Savannah letter from
Capt. MAssIAs to Gen. FLOYD, stating that
Gen. M'iNTosH had met Col. WooDBIWE.
and his motley force, and gave him no quar-
ter that he mad completely destroyed him.
The gentleman who gives this Information
IS of unqnestonable vsracity.
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SHlPWRFCK OF THr SyIptI

Our account ofthe 10 Of this vessel f,ven IN We'd
nesday last, was essentially correct. On SATURDAY.
H'r WIN D. az o7s, tn" pur.er, viii the five sea
men saved, were brs"grt ~ o., Soufbampton. by
IL ~ Jenkins, of he Amer can troop, stationed a. $
Harbor
From. Mn Parsol $, we lasrntha< the officers who
persisted with tn Sypo ere
teorg Dickens ESQ. eantain
Z. u Brown, st lieutenant
GeOrke Barr, ID do
e. SIT, 81 geon,
William M;itkw, MASTER
William Boy unuer
James MAJ hail carpenter
Andrew MGregor, h .atsH ain,
Archbtd Lundie, masters mate
James Service, inidsbpIlan,
David Kingston, do.
J OEai son do
!. +. Wlicu;;hby, supernurn do.
w. VI. Fox captaiu's clerk.
The allow ID, with 81 seafnen and marines making
the II drowned
The Syph ship sloop of 500 tons and 60 gus.
(rated iS,) viz. 20 crTonades Of 2ibs two lons 10
npouers, q ID two BIB. cirronaies
OF bodies already 1uuh are, 10 at Patchogue. 7 =,
Fire Island Inlet, and It Southampton, among which
were the I'd lieut.. y of5 buried at iilp 20 tie shane
OF those who took them up and stripped them witaout
prucie ut clothhrg) the purer recognised on their
be ng taken up,the surgeon, and sup osed the others.
to be marines
The humanity and kindness Of the citizens Of Scuth
ampton being handsomely Acknowledged in the uu..
sers account Of The eltastrDphc 10 Com Holman ina,
ohcerwrote letter TO Mc. Parsons from which the
fO.low'n is extracted
osyou will acqusiat the inhab ants Of SouthsmD
TN, . { am sensbiy impressed with obligation for
az admiration ot their generoh and humane tr,atrner
o. ~, "n'ch shalt, az any time in NY power, NEE
We the best return can MAKE them
Tbe crew OF 2 vessel belonging tn $ Harbrr (Sontb
smptot) and taken by British criizcr in the Sound
have s,lrce been searched for and set az liberty
NJ Y. Chi
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BRAIDWOOD'S INSTITUTIONS
For the AducgfioH ofthe Deaf and D1Dl5
IMPEDIMENTS IN SPEECH.

IMPLEMENTS IN SPEECH.
CHILDREN who have been Deaf, or those who have
- lost tb-r heariag by accident or dsease. are
taught to Speak end Read distincty to write and nm
deisi;md accurately Che principles 1T L,nyuape-tIA
ealso instructed ia Arithmetic Geo .r4,t,iy AMI H.
Use OF the Globes, and every branch If Education ne
ec''aiy 10 render them useful and Intelligent member.
Of society.
hose attending the Institution for tie removal og
lTpesmen5 in Speccl, iugr, Ell in such warts II
Educston and Scieuec, rs do not Immediately inter
iere with The objects of tiicir 2trlpatce.
The Public are respectfully nf9rnnl that the al,,e
ihsthutFn will be- commenced q, Coble near Pet.r,.
burg, Va. on the f's, az March next under th. al,
ton OF Nlr. j. BraiwoOd, scendant of tbe 4, =
Messrs Thomas aud John Bra.lwond. of Edinb,,rg T.
London tie investors and successful patrons Of nan ar.
winch calculated to render the rn1s unforiuns,, c
OF our fellow creatures happyusefu and intelligent
members ofthe COMMUNITY
he hanslOn-Housc at CObhs is very ccr,r,- T,,s
snd possesses every desirable requisite l,r fi. "a. III
,'hneni--the situation and vicinity are remsttsllv
hCslth,. '''V
Information 10 To the Ter ms of the restitution mas, 10
OBTAIN ~ td The 18th 9eb.bv letter addressed 10 "
h'Thwrod, OF Cert WIN. BplGn2s GogDshiapi Va
after which d.te applications mas - made ~ he III
si'tition, where Mr.. Draiiv0ol win then have st,
W h'5 Teadenee, preparatory to Us commencement.
Feb. 81
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THE VETO

IN regard 30 the Remarks oil the Hoo. Mr. kim on
TIE cNsrcise ~ the President pt ms Veto in tie case
"i the Bans I|ll, stated ~ ii,e D,lly National L.
tcihseneer OF Friday last, are request q 90 state
lat on former day member Of the Senate On nov
Ig tOr postponemcht OF the Bank Bill until the next
cay, suggested, snong other considerable Ieaing
hH to make the motion, that he hal o Il, rsOod (ss il
appears crTOneousy this "a BE- Tire first instance of An
oueeuOn by the President toa bill on the score az in
e.pcdienoy. In the debate Of Thurs lag, MIR. Kiae
Fesf8ed the same suggestion; observing at the same
time, that he waso opfi0n, that the President vas
ihy auhOsiscd BY he constitution TO object to bills u
q grounds OtpOlcy expcdiency, equally as 10 y,
constitutional gronnds-that the chief object Of ,he
Presidential Veto, conceived 10 be- the protection
and preservation vi the coordinate apartments RI n o.
government that the President was however f,l'v
authorized to interpose bis objections; that he had
done so, ON the present Occa.on was perhaps mat
tr u regret the subject Of the bill was oe of great
aHe lty, embrseinggrcri detail and the adjustment OF
hcb called for c0ncilh, ion and comprehensive
the bill returned by the President asunderstood to be-
t'e result Of such cOmpromise-t,e hil relative t.
lie discharge or reorganization Of corps Of troons
which was retained with objections Jy President
was ngton, respected subject concerning which ie
President was eminently capable ~ decide whether
the present IS rilarin al respects to that Which or-
. rred uner President Washington, the puzzle yili
determine. Ia
The Senate Yesterday refused their assen
TO the passage ofthe bin to establish Ma.
tionai Bank, returned to that body by the
President with objections.
III the Course Of the debate, Mr. ing took
occasion, in deprecatiag the decision ri the
President, to state, with some emphasis. IL II
this was the first instance in which any Pre-
sitenr had refused his signature 10 4 bll sent
70 him By Congress, "a ssoends c! I.oHey or
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49, tHIJABELPHra, Feb. 9.
We understand tbstthe Gov eiuo OF Massachusetts
ssrte'Giy To q iutio' OF the LEGISLATURE of that
St'ts. has appointed the Hon EAnR1soy G. OrIs
WIN SULL'vl All THoM,s II PY.,KrNs, % iee,tes
nom he at Of Massachusetts, tn The G. ~. rnmen, of
the United States, to solicit redress of grievances
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4. A. MASSIhs.

II. y. MASSiNS,
C0f, X. {. foma.aadaig u. S
I'roI.s IN adUca.ce.
Brig. Gen. John Floyd.
E.v!rQct IF a letter. from Cshtai,s AzaSsias 10
Brigadier Gen. Floyd, dated
Fort Darlington, Jan. %, 1915.
Having seen, with much surprize. in
one OF the Savannah papers of the 23d inst.
an extract of letter from Lieutenant Colo
mel Scott, of the local militia, to you, under
date of the 18Th INST wherein he is pleased
to state, -" should have wished very mach
To have made stand at Crooked River
Bridge, but Captain Massias would not CO.
operate with mel feel compelled, in JUS
tice Co myself, to say to you, it is the first
have ever heard of col. SCOTS intentions on
that subject"
Extract ola letter from, Brig. Gen. F2ov9
TO cctifah A1aSsios, dated Savannah, Jan
II. 1915.
SIR,
"a have Just time to acknowledge
your report of an action with the enemy on
the 18th january, and to express my appro-
baton or the gallant conduct of the officers &
men Under your command, and your merto-
rlous Conduct in preserving your detachment
py retreat, surrounded by SO many difficult
ties
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had not returned-the last accounts from
him state that ne was succeeding very well,
having collected 100000. of nour, 20. 600
bushels wheat. &c. loo men work on the
tort daily. The works w.ii soon be completed.
U5iion.
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Ut AT the Governors request tie Adiutant-Cien-
erai rs'ed an Order, inviting the Volunteer Companies
o, tbs City, to assemble on the Capitol square on
thursday night to salute the brilliant vic, sry OF Cen
sckson.-They accordingly assembled, * the welkia
rang with repeated tt1is de joi..
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From tie R0ston Centinet If .Yatn>l,G, inn, on
hNOELlER EEAEE REpnL.


gentleman arrived b. iOwn YESTERDAY from Hall
~, inch n left the SYST December; and Informs,
IN Halifax the day he iet bringing II gii.S sIvices
70 the yin DeeeInbcg, and thai lie understood their
import 70 b. THAI peace expected Immediately be-
tween the United States AMI Grea, Britain, when the
V, ssisaled ADD int the letters received il Ha fax
rom England gave the expectations aud advised
their friends to set arcorJlinely
ms gentleman adds that le took passage from ia
i'tN ~ trans or, Which, with anoth,r IN company
hsd two hundred troops boud hieh arrived at
Sasu q on iuesdy last week, conveyed by the
S"arpshooter - g,;s aud the schooner Ag,an Of
tie same force THAT the MAIDSTONE f,icate ar1iveA
at Casine The next day, from Iiaii,x winch she lef
the 3ti INST the officers of vh ich informed ,ha, the
Deee nbcr Packet had not arrived but they confirm
Ell ire reports on the subject Of Peace brought nv the
vessel which arrived the Ss although tiey were moi
very DESTROYS for it 10 take place.
One circumstance appears probable and pacific. &
that 81 that the envoysat Gheut had not separated ON
the :, Dccemherj AZ had tat been the case the fact
YOU'D nave hceh kHovn,and tie report would not have
been circulated.
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LOUISVILLE Ian1s

Passed the Falls, Jan. oh, Il kcel-s.pat, command
Ell 10y John Pollard, loaded with public stores, consist
ing of
753 stand of arms,
sou bags of car,r,lses,
100 barrels %. powder,
so iS-pound balls,
500 10. 10.
1000 4 do. DO.
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NtARRIFD-On Wodne sr,ay the s,b nst n, Tho
Key min D. Blur, Charles Ci5bs, to the a Hable
and accomplished Miss .na'y G. r. i.ehel,1, o Han.
over county.
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Na1or General Jaco5 Bro7.1, arrived il,
washington City, on Monday evening LAST
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Dr.. z. MNRGAN-

z , TER msny years ex;el,ive AID lrborots pr,t
- iiee Of meicne 70 ey and surgery 70 AZ AZ
.1.t ,lna'Y' q 5o7oiianl) hs5 moved into Rchm1na
,nrar ''Ie Swfn Tavern, t. street. nd & rcqd - ~
unuc no professional Services medicine AID ,,ri,1f,
W
re also ran give irformaGon Of female p.ac,-t .
q o. Hh~hery' w"oH lis can recommend as y,
Fshied,o as N hoe pgoi-ssJo
February Il. ~
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WASHING TON, Feb. :.
TIE JIIIN!EN A'!IlN

On the iuli confirmation Of the above particulars of
che glorious affair at NewO leans, genera iu-
rHna'ion took place IN this city Gu SATURDAY ning
In Pursuance Of the following Recommendation by tae
kiayOr: Nat i,u
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hir0fa in "O,'E or THE people," in our last-In.
stead o. i" ever -lf'erenceT emotions read yer
Ietps''ence emotions. For "naiioni cfucaton,''
read rational eSuc,tion-For vulgar 7yez,e g WI,
ga '7ces'-For "isGioisiss Of England," ie..louev
OF England-For TO abstract man tie sy,npatlies''
eadtoabstract man from the synpaihi, s'-F1r and
ne tedious list OF ct ceterNs," read ga tedious LIST of
Sc.-For % ser forth - read "Sit(or,L'l'or ss,,e.
raj bosom" read 'sgenal BOSOM"
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Pace
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rNICII.IVNl, Al ebliiary IT, 1915.
VIEWS AND DESIGNS or THE ESENIY.
~ he following letter addressed to the Exit
orr I'm man OF standing, minister of the GOSPEL
of Christ, DATED,
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80 DOLLARS REN1P0

4 BOUT o'clock in the afternoon oCrr,,.,4.
~ last on the road between ,aeterburs n,,j R;rI
nond, near the Powder mills, my
~ -
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Pet. i1.-fds ''''"'I''' "''' 4 H''.
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on all male tree negroes and muiattoeS above
tne age OF D years and under the aye of IS
except such As are bound out apprentices, a
pUi-tax of So 50 cents.
The carriage tax is as follows--for every
TWO wheeled riding Carriage, not exceeding
together with the harness belonging thereto,
500 value, o. ctnts-& for every like car
rage and harness above the value OF 500,
one per csntum On the excess OF the value OF
such carriage beyond 500, in addition there
to-fof every phaeton and stage- Wagon. not
exceeding (togcther with the harness belong
in5 tnereto,) 1920 value, So 80 Cents--& for
every IKE carriage and harness above the va
Tue OF S%UO, one per centum on the excess of
me value OF such carriage beyond 5000, in
addition thereto and for every public stag
employed in the conveyance of travellers.
$50, IN additioTto the tax Aforesaid for e.
very other riding carriage, not exceeding,
(togCthev With the harness belonging thers,
to- $500 value, SIS SO cents; amt tor sach
other Carriages. together with their harness
as exceed $500 valid, one per certun on the
excess OF the value of each carrias,. he
You'd $500, in addition thereto.
ne tax on slaves above the age Of twelve
years is 30 cents each. The other taxes
are the same as those of last year, viz. ON
LAMBS; sta hons and iack-assps other hors.
es, asses, mules, mares and colts houses
.'.N AOtS III OWNS, luI SIlSti3liy taxed a.
Tor IS" 80 Law process appeals certificates
under seals o. Courts attestations by nota
RES public certificates under seal of the
commonwealth mills toll-bridges and fer
ries tan-yartls printing Expresses of news
papers !; attornies at law licenses To sell
foreign merchandise hawkers or pedlars
exhibitors of public shows vemders or 10y
terry tickets ; apotheearies or druggists phy-
sIcians and surgeons auctioneers or vendue-
masters sales at auction clerks of courts ::
and notes or bills payable or negotiable. or
which may be paid and negotiated at the
Ba1k.
80. An act, authorizing the Auditor to is
sue to VIM. S,crrett duplicates of certain
Warrants
81. An act, to amend an act, entitled, an
act establishing several towns
IS. An, act, Concerning Lilly Bowen
80. An act, authorship VIM. Wood of
the county Of Aibemarle to open and Improve
the navigation of the Rivannu River. and for
other purposes
81. An act, to incorporate the Dismal
Swamp Land Company
49, An act, authorising WIN. Hogan to
hold cei tain si.ves within :his Common
Czo be Continued.
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

=. lHorday. Jan. ..
% Lococf reported q bllt, tiis, reiief Of
committed. aA0
The bin laying duties on household f,.-
nlture, having been read q third time AS -
mended, the question on its passage wa. de-
cioed la the affirmative by the following
vote s
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Bib, Brown
Chase Condit, Gaillard, Kerr, Lacock, Nor.
row, Roberts, Robinson. Tayior, Turner.
Narnum, Walker, Whalton-s-l6.
AYS--Messrs Dasgett, Horsey. Hunter.
hinS' Lambert, Mason, Smith, Thompson,
Wells-9. @''
30 the bili~as passed, and the concurrence
Of the House of Representatives desired in the
amendments thereto
he Senate resumed the consideration Of
MI Varnum's motion contemplating the re
porting bill for a draft e, 10000 militia To
serve for months ; which having been a.
mended so as to require the committee. in
stead OF reporting bill, to enquire into the
e%Pediency OF adopting such measure. was
ag sed TO.
Mr.. Horeey submitted for consideration the
following reso!ui ion:
ResoEUed, That the fiscal Committee he in
structed to prepa e ard report a bill alIowinr
drawbacks OF the duties imposed ON e,tds
wares and merchandise manufactured Witiiu
the u 'x-ates exported to any foreign port or
ne Senate resumed the consideration of
the Direct Tax Bill.
w. 4WnT moved TO reduce the pro
posed amount Of the Tax from sic DEli3ns
TO Fottr Mullins Ffve Hundred Thousand
Do[lars which motion was decided as fol-
lows.
fEAS-Anderson, Bib, Condit, Lambert.
Smith, Turner, WHARTON.
NAF9-5ledsoe, Brown, Chase, Daggett.
FNomentin, Gaiilord, German, Horsev. Hun,
,.fr, Kerr, Ming, Lacock, Mason, vi PROV
Roberts, Iait, Taylor, Thompson, Varnum,
WalkGr-2O.