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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-17
AGRICULTURAL.
ORCHARDS.
Boston EU. Gazette.

Our ancestors erred greatly in planting
trees ~ orchards too close 90 feet was
thought by them to be proper distance
But they seemed not 20 consider that in =
few years the branches Of each tree wouId
touch the next, aud thus by interre inc with
each other, prevent them from br;1o,;n,
blossoms and fruit. At that distance q
plantation OF trees must in few wears he
come like wood, and prevent either grass
or vegetables from being cultivated nnJsr
them. Not in such situation will 2 treeo
produce as much as one, ii at the distance
Of 20 or so feet "'0
In planting an orchard, care should al.
ways be taken to fix on a situation sheltered
as much as possible against the violent n
West and n East winds. Plant the Lar.
gest growing trees, such as PriesHy son
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PR o POS AIS
FOR PUBLISHING, IN LrScHBuna,
A SENiI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
THE HO.
PrOSRPrtnS-


rkoM the advantages of its physical situatio,
from the native fertility, improved condition.
and increasing wealth of the circumiacent conn
Try and particularly, from the industry, enterprise
and liberality of the people of the Town. and Il,
environs, Lynchburg derives advantages more
'han adequate to the patronage and support of /;
semi-weekly paper.
This consideration impels US to undertake such
paper. ''0'
This paper is intended to be chiefly nro,,,n,
and convenient vehicle of domestic and fore;gr
News. At the same time, it will be omen 20 SCI.
entihc' moral, agricultural and political ESSAYS
we are Repuhlcans-but on questions of erener.,
Importance, we will cheerfully admit the ESSAYS
OF nose who may differ from us in opinion. pro.
'ioea those essays lie marked with libe rality
o, IDEAS, and moderation of temper Our main
vuJect WIN uniformly be, to collect to a focus.
NOSE rays political light which NAV be scatter
ed IN the intellectual atmosphere around ,,s---,nd
oy mat means, to shed the efiulgence of truth
on every lace, side and aspect of such tones nj
o'scusslonas may excite deep and lively interest
we are young-hent on enterprise posseesed
OF industry-capable of perseverance. We have
pom been brougl,tup to the printing business .
"'t we are not utter strangers to the due manage.
ment, and proper conduct of a newspaper I'm,
efforts will be unremitted-and. we trust GU
cessful. They will be constantly and earnestly,
directed to the collection of the most recon, ~
tesliigenceo OF every sort-toa judicious selection
OF borrowed Tnaterials-in short, to the regulari.
", symmetry, and elegance ola whole. comb;n.
lng' at the same time. variety ofsubiects and uni
ty ofplan. N''''
In promising thus much, we do not overstep
we nope, tne modesty OF Prospectus. We are
confident that disappointment willnot tread IN
IN the heels ofpromise. We have well consider.
ed What we are able to pertorm-and we feel the
ardor and energies of individuals ambitious of
SucceSs-and whose success chiefly depends on
he extent of their exertions.
our hopes become the more saguine, when we
reneet on the Characteristic beralty of those per-
sons whose patronage we solicit They are. we
well Know, disposed to encourage commendable
eliorts-to aid modest industry--and to remune.
ate useful labors
I'm ,,'il these motives-these means-these hopes
ana this prospect, we will commence the nnbI;.
next. Vi "i'p
WIN. w. GRAY,
Lynchburg, Jan. 1916.
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President ofhe Boar,I
FO n &A I. q
In the county of Albermarle, about one mile
North east Of the pleasant town of Milton.
A SMALL FARM

IN tne county OF Albermarle about one mile
North east of the pleasant town of Milton
A SMALL FARM,
containing l6l acres of land, about 20 ogyb,c -,
wen set IN clover, and 100 satisfactorily tirnbere5
Part OF this land lies along the North siGa of
he kVanna The buildings are new and I'm.
commonly good they consist of l. a commodi-
Gus substantial and neat dwelling house. with
excellent rooms, closets, cellars. kitchen q
garnet &c. 2. OF two other houses one of which
'as three very good rooms. 8. meat-house do;ry,
house TOR servants &c. 4. a very large harm -
INC pennsylvania style, with AN extensive stsbIs
''hd"r 1.-THE scite s highly picturesque. com.
handing diversified and immense view ri.
AUBREY OF the place, and the goodness of thS
water, are Proverbial in that part of the count,y
ne facility OF boat navigation, and the proxirn.
" OF Wilton, where mails are renewed t,vice a
week from almos every direction, and where CO.
Veri Sooh stores are kept, greatly add TO the adj.
vantages of the, ituation. ~ ''' aus
ms little farm would suit professional ,ar-
,erhan--a Minister of the Gospel I.awve@a
rhysican--or an Instructor of Youth.-It m,o,lt
also be made an excellent stand for tavern en-
ply by mendng an old road. - ''ii''
Inc terms will be ressonabe-For sail terrDo
apply 10 Robert 5. Garnett, the proprietor ne sa;d
arm IN Essex county--to Martin Dawson ~ Nil
ton IN Al.emare county, or to l.. II. Cirard;n ia
" "hmond i@ruhl' ia
D Mr. Thomas f. Randolph, who lives !, t,,
immediate vicinity Of the place, will shew tbs
yreniSeS 10 any person DESTROYS of purcilasinqr
ne buildings were originallyplanned and erect.
ca Dy that gentleman for the use of bis own Ca,T;
ly-and are, Of course, unusually conye,,;at
id and neat. '''e"'' so
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CONDITIONS

CONDITIONS.
The ECHO will be printed with a new and
eleSs mt type on demi sheet, Cwice week. al
s oO per ann'lm; payable in advance.
vi those who do not pay in advance. nor IN thu
course OF twelve months, four dollars will be re.
CURED. ~ 'e'
any person procuring ten subscribers, and be.
c1lnlng responsible for the payment, shall be en-.
tiled TO one paper gratis
his Office '''eN "'
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TEN DOLLARS REWIRn

an away from the Subscriber at the Brooke
a Tavern, Henrico, negro man name row
between u and % years of age, very black COM
piexlon, he limPs little in one leg but scarcely
observable tie IS about f. s inches high The
clothes he had on when he went away do not
Know ana ne took quantity with him. As he
has relations IN Richmond. he is srnpnsed 20 he
lurking about that place Whoever will bring
back said negro to me, or secure him in any Jail So
that can get him again, shall receive the above
reward. Masters Of vessels and others are fore.
warned from harbourng or taking off sad negro
as they will be prosecuted according to law.
SAMUEL OWEN E.ro'r.
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TO Medical Ven.
Country Merchants, Farmers &c.
WILLIAM WEST.
4PO1HEC.aRY AND DRUGGLST

- - .>SIHL sIJN ~ Dh 10 u IST
te1V doors beioz9 the Bell Tavern, and seeoud ,Ioor
'efo10 the d'gMs office, has received in aoyoltion
10 ms former Stock, a Fail and Fresh .StbbLy NJ
Medicines, Paints, Dye Stuffs, Shop Furni.
ture &c.
compromising almost a general asso,~meut in
me Druggist Line. AMONG them he 7uiH 1,eut;o1
the fsttortRg, Ui=
DRUGS s VI EDICiNES:
Aloes, Asaafet!da, yellow and pale Bark. Ca
iomei, Camphor, Cream ofTartar, Ipecac. Jslan
Rhubarb, Mamma, Liquorice refined and common
'IPlum, red PrccIptate, 2 900 Id Giauber Salts
Rochelle do. Magnesia in large Jumps. Do. in
small squares, Do. pulyersed, Do. calcined. war
ran'eu 70 be OF the very best quality; LchOmt
ment, genuine Harlem OIL, Essence of Mustard
and variety of other Patent Medicines. SmI
phnr, roll and powdered; OIof Almonds. Sw,et
Oh, upwards of 200 bottles of the best lanai.
Castor OIL, &c. &c
PAINTS, viz:
IS kegs London Ground White Lead 60oIbs
airy do. 1000 BIS. dry Spanish Brown; SO keg,
40 IN oil; 1000 lbs dry Spruce Ochre 400 h.
american Terra de Sienna, equal to the Enol;s,
and very cheap 1000 lbs. best Spanish Within
Yerdegris, Patent Yellow, Sugar of Lead. Prn,
sian Blue, &c. sc
DYE STUFFS, viz:
2OO lbs Oil IF Vitrie and Muriatic Acid ON
'os' Aqua forts, warranted 10 be double the u,r
al strength; Madder; 200 lbs Spanish Indigo
Arnatto; Camwood Copperas, &c. &c
Also-Tooth, Hair, Cloth and Pam, BRUsgrs
All OF which he is de ermln.d to sell low for cast
or on reasonable credit. Orders. &c. vii b.
strictly attended 20
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.

BgltR MIL STOWE JL7.VIJF.9CTJRT
THE subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have Just rccsiyed direct, from France,
large quantity Of prime BURR BLOCKS, Of su.
peror quality TO any hitherto imported 10 ts mace
'n9 having been engaged in the business upwarr
Of hieen years, they natter themselves from their
long knowledge Of the trade, and the appreciation
whiSh their work has hitherto met with, that they
wH 6e able TO manufacture Mill Stones, on as rea
souable terms as those imported from the Nortb
warrant them ond to perform WE'LL
hey have opened shop on 10th Street, nearly on.
poste TO the Old City Tavern, where gentlemen arc
invited TO call o'''' VIZ
NATHANIEL WHITE ca
February TT - ~
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FOUR OR FIVE BOYS

''"" L 20 loyeaT' efage aadeC good sTsbo,ieiou
''h read and 'Vrife foiera5y yell .giu be tate,
Apprentices to the Printing Business.
Enquire at-tieo Office ofMs Yyrqiaia .9rr,.
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~ HEREAS, during the session of 1914 Ia,n
" was enacted, authorizing Edward w. Trsnt
10 erect Toll Bridge across James River ~ az
place, which said law conceive to be f.,uo-hs
WIN The greatest obbression H,qratiuGs and IN.
justice tome '''N an
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
mat as soon as tie said Edward w. Tren, ~,
ms associates shall have completed the said rro
posed Bridge, and it shall be ready To common.
NE receipt OF Toll, shall discontinue the COLI,
ION OF Toll at my Bridge, and make il free
should my shattered constitution. before tl,,t
PERIOD arrives, sink under theweight of expgsures
wa hardsmPs formerly encountered m erecf;no.
me bridge, provision shall be made by will 60
carrying this my determination into efIect
ana as some atonement 10 myself for tbe
a&crfce thus made, shall Law off ;n,o
lo,s OF convenient size, the two islands over
"hicb my bridge passes, and offer them NJ r. h.
TIC aucti'n. The advantageous situation Of tbi.
properly tor wharyes, warehouses. &c mmef
strike every observing sye, when he nayc-o,;o,
Snaii De improved as IS con enplated by The IL.
gisa'ure The particular attention of me, &C
en'erprize is invited to this subject. as NO s;,na.
uon adJaccnt to Richmond affords so nanv al.
yan.age'' more especially for the purposes absye
JOHN MAYO.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05
by DoIgorouki, but a peace in which ne
was ,nrced to surrender both bis capita
and his crown.
BuFFALo, November 10.
HURRICANE

We have rarely ever Witnessed a more
|tremeesioHs storm of hail aud wind, than
b. ppenetl here OH Friday last. 1t com
|menced about 1e O'Clock in the morning,
and continued with nnabated fury till the
evening. All the vessels lying here have
suffered severely. those near the shore
we're d.iven with great whence upon the
beach, and those at anchor soon follow
ed. having parted their cables Among
the latter we are sorry to state, was the
limited States scheohe. Porcupi..e. Lieu
tenant l.hamplain Of the navy. she re-,
|turoed ( om the tallsafst Mays, Cake
|Supe,ios) on thursday atternosn, with
|Coiohel Hawkins and .Ssjor Robefdeas
on board Oh arriving here it Was neal-
AZ caln., which Afforded her an opsoftu-
'n,ty to choose the best anel.ofage buf
notwithstanding all her cables, aud the
active vigilance Of hei. cScelicntoflcers
and crew, she was forced on shore.
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Bank of the U. States,
Office Of the Commissioners,
WAsHINeToN, Nov, Is, Is

WAsHINcToN, Nov. Is, 1871
iATOTICE is hereby given to the sui
. scribcrs to the Capital ofthe Bs
Iof the United States at the city OF " as
lngton. that the Commissioners appoint
led by the President Of the United State
| to receive the said subscriptions, are dp
IIy authorised by the president and direc
ltors of the Bank of the United States, t
receive the second instalment OF the sal
to wit: on each share q
tile said capital, 10 dollars in gold or sill
lver cein, and 95 dollars in coin ashore
|saiJ, or in funded debt. at the rates pre
|scribed by tie act of Incorporation; viii
Ia power OF attorney annexed to the CERT
|dcates Of the said funded debt proportion,
authorizing the loan officer, for the time
being, at whose office the said funded
!ebt shall stand recorded(o the register
|of the treasury of the United States, if
the stock shall stand on the books Of thu
treasury to transfer the same in due
form of law, to the president, directors
land company OF the Bank of the United
states that the said commissioners as
rents of the Bank, will attend at the
reelns of tee treasury, occupied by TIE
1face of Pay and Deposit OF the Eank Of
Columbia, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
n tfe forenoon, and three O'Clock - tbe
afternoon, daily q every day. Sunday
excepted, from the iirs OF January next
ensuing to the Esd Of the same month,
both days inclusive, for ti,e llufpase 81
eceIving the payw ents as alo esali, aad
nat the subscribers, at their option, na
either pay the said second instaiment az
the original place Of subscription, within
The time herein limited, o. at the Bank
If the q. States at PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN MASON,
THOMAS SW Ann, lCom'rs.
JOHN p. VAN NESS,
Nove.nher 80 2aw;2SdJan
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W. understand that the minister %
I eas since his arrival in this city,
FFaaI sss,orabiy received by the President
S pee difference Of opinion there may
" la nan on a delicate subject, intimate
na's aanected viii our insatat.sns res.
...t;uy which il is ditfienlt fes' fo'sigr
pecu"s nents 10 form correct opinions, We
snot doubt, alter the friendly explana,
Gun s.na which it is unsers,eod have taken
a sls thatirst sentiments will De enter tt 7
tanned respecting thea, and ths s,n, N.
.s ..sa,ion will occur IN the aiaicaele rel"-
. .saa' sxi.,;ng between the United States
l uua nj. Nest Christian Majesty,
anu - National IiteitigeRfer.
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runaway Negro Woman.

TsAN away from the subscriber, OF
q the csening of saturday last: ne
gro woman named BE She Was Tor
merry the property ofTheorhilos Bowie
and aged aboat 20 years, 'ane in he
LIFT foot. dask complexion and Of a yeFy
taikatiye diAp,.''ion. | have reason Z
supE,pse sI,e is harbored IN foWn. WI
give Five Dollars If taken in the town i
suburbs cf Alexandria, or Zen Dollars i
taken cut Of me county CT Alexand i
AID delivered to me. al persons az
vaincd not 10 harbct her at Their peril.
ann Davis.
Decenher 81
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CONGRESS.

l. Z. !. V .
IN SiiNATE-M Monday, December g
This being the day prescribed by the
the Congress attic United States, at IL
o'ciock The President pro ter pc, of the
Senate, Mr. Gaiilard, took the chair, and,
the roll beng called. b. tie Secretary ct
tie ses.atc, af. Cuts, 1t appeared that a
quorum was pteSeHt.
The credentials Of the Senators from
Indiana (one oi whom was present. hav-
ing been read, solbe .unsessafioa took
place respecting theia, whiShdesuited IN
TIC appointment Of committee to take
the sabject into consideration. it appear
lug that the copies of the constitution of
Toe stale had not been received ii, ci,h.r
Mouse, tIsou h said II be transmitted as
required by Law, to Inc l,resislentana
Speaker respectively. SIR fayloe. there
!fore, ti,oagh admitted to a seat, was not
qualified.
The next business. ard tie oaIy busi-
mess besides the usual orders on organiz.
sng the senate, was the nrnnosition, by
/ Nc Ya.nQm, OF tie following resnlye:
Resolved, that ltis exPtsIieat to re-
tpeai Law passed at the last Session Of
congress, entltted : An act 10 change
THE n9de OF compensation to sic mem
IbefS Of the Sena;e ana house of i,epre-
Isentaiiges aad tie delegates irem terrific.
lrisS, a'ia that commttec be appoiRscd
TO prepare aad report BIZ To- tia; pur-
tpose.
The resolution lies on the table G!
course for one day.
-altcr infg,inips the otile House thai
;thes were formed, gc. aud appvin'ips I
committee ior lie same pufsese, 70 wait
sou the President, the seAate s,iiaurned.
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.CANlDA.

4 proposition has lately been made IL
.be British Parliament. to declare Ganada
iadeoeudeut ? We think the Adoption
If such a measure not unlikely A &c.
lief has long been entertained BY many
DISTINGUISHED persons IN Greai Britain.
sbat ,ee pcssessiou Of Canada was MIR
rioas 10 the prosperity OF TIE mataei
eoantr The subject is highly inter.
est,ns Is tie U. States, and ne nope
VIII &c steadily kept in view by oar 60.
veramest.
We have read great number OF Lon.
don papers. bat never met with the a
bore mentioned proiesiticn.
pallaliam.
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Ian naik, Cord acor!, ana
SHIP lmber fer Sale.

r 3 EsE subscriber will sell to the high
q est bidder, IN tine lren.ls"s, or TIE
Iiith DAY of December the Wood VII CT
is standing on abnut so acres of lyesvy
;tia,be ed land. 1t viii b. divided inh
lots OF acl Is each, to- accommodate the
purchasers. This land ~ on Aqua creek,
Ia lie county Of Stafford, abour oae mlle
IaaYye the steam boat landing and with
200 yards OF the creek with q level'oad
10 T. One half the purchase mercy VII.
u required OF the day Of sale, and 8 ans
Il months credit gwen for the balance.
Immense quantities of the best siao
|af an Bark, Timber tor ship building
Iaad Cord Wood NAV be bad fr9m this
IMnd AID conveyed TO the city Of Wash
,agton at a sG,ail expense.
! j. III. FOX.
Oak Hill. P. w. Dec. 5 SIT
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Notice

Whereas did BY an assignment dated
Goth Noye,nber, 1916, transfer 4 asrigr
10 BRYAN Hampson and Co and Thomas
Janney e Go. fer certain purposes there.
IN mentioned, all my books, rights, ere
dts, ETC..
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to me by bond note orbook &C
count, that the same is required to o.
aaid TO John u. Brown or Robert Harrl
On. who alone ire Authorized by tn
iaint assigneas TO receive the same
William Hatton.
December S
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.afecdndria, Nor. 70.


Was committed 10 tie Jail CT tins
county as q runaway. a mGla,to mai,
Nho says his name is David Jones. and
saws that he came tsom la ford county
in The state of South { DINA he is a
shout 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high & abon'
20 years of a, e--his face is rough witt
had on a blue CLOTH coat ant
home made pantaloous. The owner i
equested to come aid prove his proper
ty, pay charges and take him away, o
lherwise he will be disposed OF As the
law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL. Keeper
of The Jail Tor Washington Boyd
Marshal,
November 90 law2m
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FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.
Arrived, brig Aurilia, capt. Howland,
10 DAYS from Charleston--I. Il. how.
land.
- Schooner Lydia, Brown, IL DAYS
from Newburyport- Beef, Mackerel, etc
John g. Laid aud Co.
{ - sloop ;iayluaker, Weeks. Is days
from Boston--P.4istcr. etc. LawtasoH
and Fowie.
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TaSAE subscriber cittfs for sale the
. Estate eherepn he rcs,dts IN the
county Of Fyquier, abot s miles below
the courthouse. 90 { esi9i. Ran, DetYeeu
the roads leading to Frederick sbprgh and
occeqGan, 50 miles distant iom either
slace. and 40 TO tle xSndtia by the lnrn-
pike, fom Buckland. The tract IS com
puted at
three thousand three hundpoI
and Sc veaty acres,
and is divided into ihree farms, With
Woodland and Meadows. conveniently
distributed for each. There IS
Valuable Mil seat.
with stone on the spot for bidding
| The stream is abundant, and waters the
! J, hole tact. presenting an extent Of
-Four or five hundred Acres OF
Low Grounds
| of FIRST quality-1he high land is well
divided into regular fields, some eli them
very productive, and is adapted to Inc
iuse OF Plaster. Few tracts can possess
@ eater advantages either for extensive
grazing or grain cu'tare.
be purchase, or purchasers OF the
Hand, can be accommodated with the
farming utensils. die crops Of Corn aud
| the sewn .Hheat-the stock 81 Cattle,
Horses, Sheep and Hogs ard with the
Negroes on the estate III lamiiies. ,iDakipg
about $50. oi very valuable description,
with some tladesmen.
The improvements are comfortable
dwelling House., with good out Houses,
lice House, Stables, &c. The situation
I, healthy ana the wafer uncoinnioniJ
GOOD. Two thirds pfthe whole purchase
money will he required a: the delivery
of the property, the balance in short pay
iments with interest and secured BY
iced Of trust.
Bernard Nj. Carter.
Woodstock, Fauquier County
October Is 2aM
Chewing Tobacco.
90 kegs FIRST quality Chewing i'obaceo'
for saleby
Laicrasen y FouEs.s
November 10 3.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, DraEaBEa ?.

!. The Anniversary Meetln9
~ 49, 81. Andrews Society, on ga
Of the 9 sss suth November, the follo@
y! gu. . Y were appointed for the en-
suing year. na.,t
Andrew FIem@ing. y;c. rre,,t,.
John Ramsay, 'ise iis' -
Colin AUDI
} ',.:gss s s;i;sssa. Managers.
Daniel Macleod J
su,tavus A. Brown, Physician.
osbert Anderson, Treasurer.
Inn Kinca,tl, Secretary.
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HOUSE OF REPREsEN 81 TaVEs.
s1onday, Escemter 9. 1916.

TonGaY, IeceMper =, lGiO.
Atla O'Clock, the Speaker Mir. Claw
..ock The chair. and tie rot! being called
sye by the cle,k IF the. Hou e (!i.s
Sousheriy) IT appeared that Z aaorun
vas present.
tie usual orders were adopted fol
slpbay,aG the nciD5a's mila pfpe $, &c
..af cf,nil,auica n.s >sitb lie Synate, aNd
far the sppotntmcilt Of ajpht cemnsittet
|tn wait on The President.
On action Of Sr. iayler OF \ 7. i
AS, ordered chat the House NEE. a
we've ihstesd Of eleven o'olock Of earj
'a'ief The present.. 'fbr object q snt
hinge i to ihtFd more time tey the con.
ln.ttees iol tic iisst seek OF two ct IL,
i-ession, ghese sittinss used to be iuIea
upted, heretofore. a,nast as SOON Il,
commenced, BY the meeting Of tht
:oR>e.
And the IIouss adjourned.
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NpWsPAPERS.-H has lately heen
,..;dsd the Marine Court, New,YoFk.
.Ss, nsrson wlloFecei,es Newspapers
s taa ne carriers thereof, whethe' he OF.
lsrs them or 20, is liable TO the eJlfor Oh
nahI;sbsr. for the amount ofsaosciiptipn
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