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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09
Lees Ointment for the Itch.

Warranted an infallibls remedy at one
application, may be used with perfect
safety on infants week old, not con-
tanning a particle of mercury or any dan
gerous ingredient whatever, and not ac-
companied with that tormenting smart
which attends the application Of Other
remedies.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09
For sale or Freight,
I,;ssolution of Partnership.

dissolution of Partnership.
THE co-partnership Of Richard slade
& co. was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 2lst inst.
The business will be in future conduc
ted by Richard Slade, the only remain
ing partner of the late firm, he baylns
purchased the entire interest Of the whole
concern. FINANCES,
RIGID. SLADE.
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FOR BOSTON.


T , Salem, or Portland
sxK The sloop Joyeph, Capt Fans
M4Swosth, viii take freight for either
of the above ports ON moderate terms.
Also for Freight,
sfEM The brig Tfco Brothers. Captain
49, Holmes, carries about s0o0 bar
rels, first rate vessel, in complete or
der, and will be ready for the reception
of a cargo in a few days, and viii 'aAs
freight for the West Ihdies Or any Euro
pean Port.
ALSO,
sfsM The fine .3fis Panopea. E|eazol
S1ss< Crabtree, master, will be Ii Fea'
dineso to take cargo in a few DAYS. ar !.
RES about 1860 barrels. aud will take au
European Or West India freight Oh iau
terms. Apply to
Lawrason & Fosle,
Who have fOr -afioat,
270 tons OF PLASTER PARIS. G
september 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09
Lewis Hopkins + Go.

Have imported in the ships Boston and
Gen Smith,
A Quantity Of
HARD WARE, CUTLERY, &c.
which, with their former stock on hand
renders their assortment very complete.
They have alse on hand GERMAN
and
Swedish Bar Iron,
all Of which will be sold low.
September 26 Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09
Sporting Intelligence.

TEyHE Upper Marlborough Races will
commence On Thursday, 10th DC.
tober next. On that day will be run a
sweep stakes of three years old, z enter
ed, play or pay, $50 each.
On Friday, 18th, the Jockey Club
Purse of $500 will be run for, four miles
and repeat.
And on Saturday, 10Th, purse Of
from 2 to $500, two miles and repeat.
The above races will be governed by
the rules Of the Washington Jockey Club.
A meeting of the Jockey Club is re-
|qpested at four o'clock on Wednesday
preceding the first days race, at Mr.
Bowling's tavern.
The Stewards.
N. B. At 8 o'clock ON Saturday the
18th, a sweepstake Of Mules will be run,
each Subscriber to pay $40, to carry
catches, two miles and repeat. The spp-
Iscription paper is left with Mr. Bowling
and will be kept open till Friday evening"
6.o'clock, preceding the day Of race.
september ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09
Toosl.c .ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief IN the
most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09

Lees InfaRibs .sgse and Fsrer Drops.
For the cure Of agnes, remittent, ant
feyers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09
District of Columbia

= - >~'.aihiDid,
County Of alerandria, to wit. (
aprit Term, 1916 E
Warner Washington, Comptaihas
against
Robert Bond, Daniel Richards and +
gustine Newton and David RicI.aas
administrators Of William Newto. y
ceased, defendants, @
IN CHANCERY.
lyISHE defendants Robert BOND /
Daniel Richards, not having e,,.1
led their appearance and givcn Seem.
according to the statute and the ruiz, n
this court, and it appearing to ihe ~ +
faction of the court upon sffitayt a
the said defendants Robert Bond andIS
|niel Richards, are not inhabitants ds
District, on motion Of the complainant
This counsel, it's ordered that the said
PENDANTS. Robert Bond and Daniel B /
|chards do appear here on the first d, 4
November FERN next and enter tbei,,'
Ipearance to the suit, and give securit,S.|
performing the DEGREES of the court al
THAT the other defendants, Auppsf,.|
Newton and David Ricketts,. do moi =,
away, convey or secrete, the debts n
them owing to, or the estate or effret,S|
their hands belonging to, the said sb,s,
defendants, Robert Bond and Daniel r.
cbards, until the further order or DEER.
of this court, and that copy of this ords,
be forthwith published for two msntI,
successfully, in one Of the public news.
Diapers published in the county. and Ist
another copy be posted at the front door
lof the courthouse OF said county.
| A copy. Test,
| g. DENEALE, 0. {.
august I'm
District of Columbia,
Coxnty Of alerandria, to wit:
April Term, 1916.
James Cassin, Complainant,
against
JOAN Fl. Fawn, & Thomas w. pevts,
Defsadants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant john II. Fawn nofMy.
ling entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and The
rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court upon aaidav.
lit, that the said defendant John II. RaSn,
is not an inhabitant of this District: on
motion of the Complainant by bis coun,
isel, it is ordered. that the said defend.
ant John II. Fawn, do appear hereon
the first day of November term next, and
enter his appearance to the suit, and
lgiye security for performing the DEGREES
of the Court, aud that the other askud'
ant Thomas w. Peyton, do not paya'
way, convey or secrete, the debts byhn
lowing to, or the estate Or effects in b
Hands, belonging to the said abscntd.
|fendant John II. Fawn, until the furtE
order or decree of this Court, aud ah
"a copy of this order be forthwith publSb
ed for two months successfully in OR
of the public newspaper published inds
county, and that anOth-r copy be posted!
at the front door Of the Court House Of
said county.
A cuPy-Teste
G. DENEALE, &C.
Aug. 8 1awam.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09

The afuSelHI Will be oPep
Tor the reception Of " itors, on .honaa ,:,
Wednesday and Satllrdas yfsfH0''''
rom 90 O'Clock.
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Bank of Winchester in Hirginia.
JUNE 22d, 1910.

Notice IS hereby given that, agreeablJ
to Resolution of the Board of Directors
et this Institution, a general meeting o
the Stockholders will be held on Wednes
lag the ,iday Of January, 1877, at L
o'clock, at the Banking house, at wRicI
meeting business OF great importance d
he company viii be submitted for con
.ideation.
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
Julys sawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09
Edmund I Lee,
Robt. |. Taylor,
Richard Radcliffe,
Commissioners.
cots
For NEW- FORK or BOSTON,,

For NEW- FORK or BOSTON,
as freight may offer,
EEE The beautiful schooner Csplire
s w ilIiam Taber, master; will BE-
ready for the reception of cargo in a
few days, and will carry 600 barrels.
Also, for Nese, Fork,
Es5E The substantial slsop Alert, is
.ssssss. Weldon, master; irregular trad
er, will stow GOO barrels, and be ready
for the reception of a cargo in a few
days. Apply to
Barnewall s Popham.
september % tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

- We have no interesting news hv last
nights mal.-On Wednesday last. ~ tie
II. of II. MIR. Johnson ofKy. from the Sc
lect Committee presented an elaborate
report relative to the compensation of
Members of Congress, accompanied by
bill to repeal the present Compensation
law, aud i'll lieu thereof, TO provide dai-
~ allowance OF dollars, and
dollars for every 30 miles travelling to and
from the scat OF goverrment.-Ih Tie bill
was made the order of the day fer the I'd
Monday iii January.
The - part of Mr.. Pichen's propositi-
on, viz. districting the States for The cleo
ton of Representatives Ia Congress was
carried SO toss, being more than the con-
slitutional majority of o-thirds-Tle a.
Their part of The proposition, respecting
Electors, is still under ,tscussioa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

('.... ,-IiSid uals or cfr2orate bodies en-
,ni1icate 10 tue bcari. touca.ns taese
s,,.,.t,-t,lai in such conmahiclti?ns, IA
70, nition be pl rsicgiarly requested a, 70
The a,rcction, the length, AMI tie prooAoie
e\pense of the projectei works INA, Tue
',s,, oftnis Boari; AMI that all 60 am L
".r,,;ons SO received, b. lad oy the IRE
'I,,t. before tue Board at its nest meet
inr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

could NOT undertake TO say ;.:.at il was TIT az
least doubtful
MIR. hardaaSk contcndcd that tie acceT-
lance OF these commissions. amcuntpd TO an
ACT ofcxpatriation. MIR. UiIf on the other
hand, insisted, that il was not competent {,
any one to change his national cds,s..tcr Nv
his own act alone, wifOa; the Concurrent ACT
Of the government he adopted. Tie cDtr. r-
dicatedan opinion against Nr. NugirarS foam
de,i chiefly upon the opirina already prpncuh.
Gel. jhat the government ct BusnoS ANsss
could not be recognised by the Court a exist
Ing at all. The jdc;s were commented on ~
all the counsel at considerable length
The jury retired AZ candle li.Ait on Fridrv
evening, aud in about ten minutes returned
with verdict Cf NOT CyiLrs--which VAS re-
ceiyed with applause by the SURROUNDING crowd
The next day, john J. Mitchell WAS pm; on his
II tor the same offence, and was defended
by the same counsel. lie also was acc ,itied
But from the whole conrrc oi the trials, the
Court obviously thought that the conaurt of
the accused had been highly illegal ti.rugh 10
p''atirat dc, igGsecmed "a be Attributed to them.
Before the discharge 0fAiitchen the Court gave
hun an Impressive admonitiuu. which IL Is to
be regretted, was not heard bv those & 2 chr
couniFNmen. Who seem Co have considered
themselves perfectly atliherty to endpreer TIE
peace ot the country by these inprudent en-
terpriseS.
& .srsss.-e
plED-on Sunday. The 18th instant, Nerin Ke0ria5s.
aged iifor many Cd aid respectable rnbspi
tant OF tiii5 City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

&CtHCF GOODS.-Jus received al fneYs Nosp. Grim
- son. light blue and brown Lefgk nz,fts
also, on hand, very extensive assortment Of mn
" inter GOODS-Wbich will he sold n reduced tJic.
for MONEY JDlIN $50 al pcf,., -
Dcccmicr 81. "a =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

JOilCt-lh he nts,riDtf alihor,std a.. IN e ar
' the ensuint yeat, IutHfV NrayO Her, To- worn on
me street h tle Cl' OF Hchinond ior whicha LIBERAL
rfiee vail he given by the Coypo,afiOa.-A Apply 20
ORRts P1iNF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21
INTERESTING TRIAL.

-, gentleman has PIT into our hands the fol
io,rRy rery ipi.,esfixc Cass. ,rich zee Noticed in
general terms IN our iastU seize This opportunity
to CORRECT m Error, into chich ne rere Lsfroyed By
paragraph ia Il i'cterSjefg pdPei-Mr. Leigh
icds not Ccusssi for the dccits d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21


dollars for every 30 miles traveIliuo IN and
from me scat OF government. The bill
Monday liz January.
The -! part of Mr.. Pickeu,s proposiii-
OF, VIZ: uis!rictinS Inc States Tor the cleo
ton Of Representatives IA Congress Was
carried SO IS, being more than the con-
s,''"''o""' ".t"toT"N Oh '"C-thiFds-l he o.
n ~ p"tt vi ''.S PioPrStion, respecting
Electors, Is sun un'ier utscNssCa.
-.-----------------------
nJ,pI-r,s,.r
r,,,, - >, IosFeuea.j
ro, ]'0" H. 9: ~ H. q.
SoT ''.'''.'''-''-'- 10 Is
1oih' -. s-.'...-..... 30
Soin Meal '.....'.-..
w w. "ya', 49,. ;...'.''.....-9 - 81
3D. 3D. s"i' i'"''' 1900 ~ ~
, oats. ..''..'..-'.'-.... 60
wIi-Sy' con ii.,,.''..'' 81 Is,
I IIes,Inf S,. Cd. -. - = 70
ssr ,iyern',s ,-'' i@O '9o >,
e Loose \ 80 ~
Coffee prime l. en-, -. .s "a
Conn $500. IL l.
iea'' I tmpsIia, ,,.'' Is
snesrs n' .'''- =, so =. -
Inaf 10 ~
Iron swcdi.h ! -. On
:. American, ........ 100
9 ssi'l O., 49,. So en-
"a.'' ' Hnt,cas' ... 70
% Nn $3.50 rrs,. nj
stJRjCit'0p crDCf,c
Virginia ranI. .........,..... ,cs
New stock, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tsi
farmers ps9k; ;:.;....t:;.::::.,.:.. osl
COUHSE or EACHANGE.
,g noUMh1lSS; aii c..
p.i,;,nnrn '"' Co. -,
- W. 'INH
mo BL SOLO on the I5tb day Of ,a,n5,v -
Otherwise tie next isil day, on M i've n,oihs rse
prSpery Of Col Thona prt;'s'S ., a'eils ,se ne
corn fodder aud ali The p.astio ,,t.s %.
number Of valuable w5,k Lcrsrs sni 80 go i w." ~,
od and kehen uturr beoDns sa s1 e.,s ns P
crimson.
l,,b SAFE VIZ commence at the plantation called
ssiore @ w Sg Inc aieles there are sold WILDE
son resided
Ponds aud approved security viii be required OF tie
purchasers Tor The amount DIZZY may purchase.
JOIN LaAk
WIT. EGeLEsToN.J -
NNE H,1,Ired :, I5;1 L ~. = 575s,,S,---
Z , low eaic IN ,Ia 81 n, 10y NLIis' -
- 10 -, ,'"c'-Nh we Su "a JSLuarY next, at
,he HtH. aFeim' in the cty OF sfichmond, viii
70 Son' M .'.i'iiles, al puDiic auction, one HIM
Vauahie Mechanics. The sale win commence
at 10 o CLOCK 4. vi.
TERMS. .CAsff. The y ec-roes IN l,e MID ~
as they are struck out TO the nnrrbsser
bills Of sale viii be given. If rt.uir~J "''0"
Rat Si ~ INC i,"aih u N!siua, fafmers
will he receiSo,I -, ,,.,,,. - 'oiieil'i',
VII pe IcVeNcu III payment. TO Othsr notes
VIII DE received,
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
November ,. 81 IDS
v,tr re cntr
SLAVES belonging To tb.sf,s ~ s; ,n p'ree tie
bows % '' mouse servants ana aesesai saiuaoi-
lew will he sold. for ready money tss re, 90 =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

II The Rev. Bishop Moore viil preach Ctnr4,y
81 Fasa1 tomorrow nornin- the Monumental Chu ca
FOL tie benefit of The FsDsefc HsmaBs fsse.i fisg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

LDiANo fOkl Ls.-fht SaisCIiD.T las In-t 10 -,sro
D aud Offer fuT sale, two ygNsy. pin,,o Fsrfcs a.
one Grand Piano forte, by Br0odlcood.
c. STEPHAN
December u. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

~, -. RI 11.id.
md PTrss, iJncatarg, ere ,ct,ssffd 10 gg5i;gL NJ
abgre TN tie SUE, and yoracd,d Meir acesnnfs N
this office (og Payment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

ESTFRDAY, III. Scot from tie Com
mittee of Schools and Colleges presented
a string ofitesoiutions on the -" Report of
theP. and ID. ofihe Literary Fund''1these
contemplate the following provisions ::
list. III favor of dividing Tie respective
counties into Townships, in each of which
one or more schooiS are TO be established;
I'd. ofprovidlng for tle government and
endowment of such schools Sd. of lay
ms OFT tdurIng the present session. the
state into districts, IN each ofwhich pub
lac Ac0demy Is to be located 4th. OF pro-
yidin9 for the government of such AGA
denies ; 9Th Of appointing Commission
ers TO purchase or receive by donation. i'm
some healthy and central part oftlie State
acres OF land, for establishing an
University OF Virginia 9th. that it is
unnecessary tn prescribe by iav the num-
Der of Professors to be attached to the
University 9TH. III favor of adopting all
Incorporated Academies in which are
taught the Latin and French Languages,
mathematics and Geography, provided
their trustees will subject their respec-
i've Institutions TO tue government OF the
Z. and ID. ofthe Literary Fund.
On motion of Mr.. G,yocs, leave was
granted TO bring in a bill 4" 70 reform the
Circuit Court System OftIIe Siate"-Mr.
q. declared, his object was to restore in a
great degree the old District Court Sys-
iem-Messrs. Dodd,idge and Mercer ex-
pressed themselves in favor of retain M
The present Circuit System for the Upper
Country.
On Mr.. Nocers motion, the House took
up the Report Oh the New Blanks when
Mf. King renewed his motion for its post.
pouemeni tu the 3lst of March. and th,
eau ior tire Ayes and Noes.
Mr. 1nseccH then addressed the IIousc
IN opposition TO this motion. and in favor
OF as many ncw belkS as should be pefiti-
oned for, restricting those banks to the
payment OF spccie-bc spoke nearly tbrce
hours We iiaye no time for a sketch 80
prescnt-bui, il shall be furnished in e,,r
next paper. ~ O"'
the question was then taken ON tbe !,
"ennne postponement ofthe Resolutions
ana ost-1yes ~, Nocs 100.
All the resolutions were fber co,,o
through and adopted without s,ren,l,e,o,,t
Whsn iheN were sent back 10 fAe Sc
i,cct COMMITTEE 90 draft Tie ne,.ess,,r,
Dii's. ON this point, Mr.. Do,yJc,,I,.e 80
i'maISa iils hope that tie Com9;ftec
would bring III separate bill fo, eacb Nc
posed bank; that each MIST tsla -.
own chance; Tor, hcwas wei;aOare tl,.,,
sui4e gentlemen would vote for one hank
anu some for another.-NI, N5cr,... IAN IN
quicsced IN this idea-darl,,,i,,- =, o..
same limo Io -b0-f.f -''' 10 ~ IT'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21
WET. EGGLEsToN.
December 81. lids

WILL Ek SOLD, at the same tine snd Mace t'e
NLANtS belonging 10 the estate of WEI Marshall dec
bOys.
irw viii ne sold for ready money the rest on -
months credit boDds with approved security or noir.
viii "a approved egdoIscf payable and noz6iiahl, a.
one oi ihe bsnAs Of Richmond, Will b. required rym
those tho purchase edt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

HlED-cn Sunday, the 18th instant, NctiA He0risfs,
aged i3--for many years cd aid respectable bapi.
tant oi this City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

NIALUtRlE brAL PROPERTY at -Ja-J5o-1 ~ II,
De- .oI. "a public auction, tiftoVs rcrs.rr. ~
CASH To t@ highest bidder, on Monday ale 18th Ja1na.
p loi., % iar q not, The nest tiD DAY, TrC LOIS
iitated ~ TIE Cry oi Icimpnd 40. 80 ard a. Le,ng
Plft Of survey fiot- made ~ goben D. ms an
known 10y the name nftLe old Council Ciiafob.r ~ -,
me OF deed e trust nom stiles Turpln to william
thompson, as trustee, 90 me payment ola certain
sum TO Wm. Lamb
the Sale IL eonanenr ct u % iook. under the man
asemcni Of Mcssls. Fa5hlAis, OHsl4j g (oyiqah.
Drccwbrr -. sIfds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

no BE SOLD on the 18th DAY Of January next If fair
Otherwise tie next fsf day, twelve n,orfns cle
at, ~ The plantations in the comfy a. Amelia lsle he
property OF Col. Thomas Perknson, dec quantity OF
corn fodder and all the plantation eisiis tOgehor tn
hummer OF vaIHie work bcrses and oxen. and all the
cattle and hogs said plantations and also the Lon
hold Kitchen furniture belonging 10 the estate OF sd
lerhiison.
Inc safe VIII commence at the plantation called
Co"ghS aud whcE the articles there are sold il will be
adjourned 10 the plantation on which tie said PERRIN
SON resided
Eonds and approved security win he required OF the
purchasers for The Amount tiey NAV purchase.
JOHN LANE
I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-03

prevented By some accident on the WAY, over
which the Post Master at Richmond could have
no controui am fully persu Ved, noiwthstant-
,ng the rast and pre- sent arrangement of the
Mails, that no NAL has been improperly detained
at the Richmond Office
am not disposed 90 attach so much blame
to the Postmaster at Richmond, as the public
do, inasmuch as it evidently appears, that the
Mail cannot be prepared in time for the So,i,h.
ern Stage, when it arrives AZ s O'Clock. The
Public, too, are not acquainted With the great Ia.
Dor Ola Pcst-Ofice.
iTHos: sHeRE, Pm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-03

ceiye they were safs It Antwerp, but made for
itcitard. Our loss in the action Wa dreadful.
Or corps sAfie.e.t seyereiy. Forty-two officers
We're mr., though not many returned, and us men
u q 400 horses
eve had 1l2 runs on the field, Enal;sh and
German. fhe French had upwards; o; 500 You
nay Imagine the cainoRad,. Tie Duke him, self
leciared y'.t lie never heard or rcid OF ANY tiing
hSe 4. ans otner geleta, YOU Il have lost HE
battle. Neverw1s there mas with more nerve ,
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CoNGREss.
IN 2ENATE:-oe.. %.


air. Ro5e,ts presented the p j,ioa IF Thomas
Murray late hea.! cooper Of the Navy-Y.rd. al
Washington praying compensation 10 which ne
comceVes himself eutItled Tor services rendereJ
N that capac,ty. The pc tiou was referred 10
Il essrs. Roberts, TAFT Z. usc6n.
MIR. PigDr esented the petition Of Waiter
Sims, praying to be showed flrta e.. time 10 lie
release 20 ihe I'm cd 5tayes OF ms title 10 land
m me M-'sissP pi ierrtorg, 1lnder Cue act for ex
unSu slnnent Of tie YaIop claims which was
'eierTed 70 Messr5. Taylor, Hunter aud MOI
'r. Ro5s~i' presented the Memorial of the
PRESIDENT and Directors ofd,e Merchants, Bank
ot-AleXandria, praying for anact of incorporation
winch was read
Nj Rtggls preisltsl the petition of VIZ
fsrfii, sen praying Tor Ok renewal OF his pa .ot
right Tor pgoJeli,ng vessels al land t.r,ia..es
W'ich was refer1dtI ie3sr5 Kugsies, Brown &
Ar. Robe",s pressne The pet ton Of srnlry
tilc" c'9.ders the city Of Philadei,h;s
prayms. repeal u ne dIty on the Manufacture
't C"'d'es which was ciur.cI to the c;,rl,nif.
tee aPPo.nteton that part If the Message oftbe
i.rcs dent oi ,he Uu cd states winch relates + o
'he SUBJECT OF manufactures.
Oh motion Of Ar Ia.f, the report oftbe 81.
c'@tary Of the Navy, was referred to the navel
committee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-03
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
WgD.,.e, r.. ~

Mr. P'ensqHts from theNayal committee. reDorted
4 resolution requesting me Pres'd. fthe q. S. 10
Presen table medals oCap, .j4rnesB dbl. s. the
other officers Of the S.oo2 of War tIornet. m ,,s
tmony Of the sense of Congress of their merits
displayed IN the capture OF the BlItsa sloop OF
Var Penguin and.also, bill reward nr, ihe of.
hcers aud crew Of The Sloop IT War H5pnet for
the capture and destruction oftne British stoop
of War Pengu.ni winch bun and resolution were
tWIce red and committed.
ON motion Of Nh. KaHc-y, ;he house proceed.
Ell to the considerations ofghe report ofcomoa,ttes
OF The whole on the bill FOR conDensatjnr t,,e
owners OF private property, lost, captured or de-
So Dyed whist "a the service Of the u. States du.
ring the late war.
The amendments made i'm committee ogtbe
"i'ie, principally verbal and no. afectlnr tb
sense, were concurred in
Mr.. Fancy then moved further 10 amend ~,
OH, by adding thereto anew sec ion, aufbor,zir,,
tue payment ior the horses 5elonc,ng 10 noi,o,e9
volunteers, that were lost in ,enee o + tbe
owners beng dlspouhted and sebua,ed fro,o
tharn provided thar there be deducted fro,, H.
amount ofvslue of the horses 80 LOST tl, aG,o,,rt
which each owner would Othefy,se nave rere,,.,.|
according to the law Of 170j, for Tn. :. use ,,,,,
risk ofthe horse 50 lost, Wide in the service 81,
the U. states. V