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PO;nt-Jad'tb Light Hon,s.

'I>HE Lantern in said Ligh, House. which is fi-.
i nished With Revolving Light. was igh,td isr
the first tine on the nsi, OF the sixteenth inNsu;.
The distance from the 'ish, House to ;hc extreme
part Of ;he Point. which bears from
the iigh,-lous, s ,wen,y-three rods. Agooi birth
should be given 20 the Point.
IT Printers in the scapor, towns in the United
States are requested TO pub,isa TINS adye,,ssmen,
IN lhe,r Respective oew-pspesS
WM; EILERY, S In
NeNNs.t, RI, Nov. 90, isie.
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Portsmouth, Koolen Manntac0ry.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
Il lie, that he continues to Card Wool, Color and
Press Cloth. and TO Manufacture Plains, Sa.innels,
F,anuels. &c. all which will be done in surer:or
manner, at moderate prices, having the hes, kind of
machinery in excellent order, and workmen experi.
eneed in every branch Grea, attention viii be paid
TO those who are punc;aal ia payment, and none
viii be neglected
Persons indebted to him are earnestly requested
iu make immediate rsymen,--tlose whose eccoun,s
o. long standing in particular wii Cad j, ,h,ir
own interest TO make speedy settlement,
SAMUEL CLARKE.
POr,snpulh, (Cmsaig-s .rh,S,) oc, y, 1916.
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AUVEkIiSEMENT.

>HE subscriber begs leave TO inform his friends
IN PARTICULAR. and the public in general. that
he now Carries on bis Trade, as usual on the Long
Wharf, below the Bridge. and opposite Mr.. THOMAS
MEs:Eas shop. lie repairs locks Of every kind.
makes keys of every sort, mends brass kettles, or
any sort Of brass ware Dfie hends umbrellas in the
Destest manner, and does alt sorts Of small work in
bis line OF business. The smallest favors in his way
will be thankfully received and punctualy perform
ed. Dy Your obt humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.
NEWPORT, SEP. II, 1916.
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pKIN.rER,N NOrICE.

a Iialf.Ycmly payrer, Coz the n T. Heis5aeGi Is
N now due Country subscribers arc earnestly
requested TO pay the amount they respectively owe
"a ,hc establishments PARTICULAR, those OF long stand
me All bills OF m~rc than .igh rca months viii be
ahot,ly nut into the hands ofsholcr person for col.
N-c,ion, unless speedily as,endcde
Newport, Oct. 2, 1916. SiMVNS.
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For SALE,

THE ESTATE OF PAUL NJ. MvMsonp, in
a Newport. being Nus 81, %. 81 Taamess,reet.
and No. ,, Mill.street, with large and commoaions
chambers over each. and all under the same ROOT.
Said Estate universally known being the best
calculated in Newport, and ahording the most eli
gbe stands for business, requires TO particular de-
serip,on, I, is in good repair and has pretty uoi,
formly rented for the interest OF ten thousand dsi-
lars It's situation is the cen,ie Of the town.
Ga Market square adjoining the Ferry Nharf) wdh
an appearance in,rinseeay m. ;.s,e, aud its future
value mscpar.bly connected with the frs, interests
of the place. which. in all human probability, are as
promising any in America.
Said Estate will be sold together or in parts,
and the terms made easy, or will bc exchanged for
sui, able lands or estate in the country.
.fisO--A ln OF Land in town of Eas, Green
weh, lately advertised Cor sslc containing
For further information, inquire OF
PAUL NJ. MUMFORD.
Newport Nov. az, 1916.
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In order that the subscriber may be enabled to
Il meet his own engagements, he calls on all per.
sons who are indebted to him, TO make i'm mnedaie
payment, otherwise he will be under the disagree
able necessity OF placing his demands in the hands
of an attorney, Cor collection. CALLED TRIP.
Newport. Oct 9, 1916.
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"eJ0Ho7wnS Uotua1ary certificate are froofss
" their singular aud superior eEeacy
@ CERTIFICATE.

"s" s"S.ldr ona snPersor fEedry.
01- CERTIFICATE
Tins may certify that I. Gen James whitelaw, OF
hiyegate, (Nt) have slaughter. who has been from
her youth to the age of 20 wears. severely afs,ed
WIN the salt rheum, and after having tried many
menicnes To no effect, induced to make trial ot
7" Dr. Hey's BefanieGi Dreps," prepared by w. Il.
Conway, which, after administering three bottles,
completed cure, and she has no, been troubled with
the complaint since JAMES wHITELAW.
Montpelier, March 16. 1916.
The joHoE0sg letter firm The mother Of an ians ia trus
interesting TO The cGloed
w. 4. Conway,
Respected sir -Agreeably to your request, would
'sform you that my son is 8years DID, his health
as follows-he has been sick ) years; I8 months
since, when informed Of Dr. Ref's Botanical Dgops
and Pills, he then had not the use of his arms one
leg almost crippled; hIp dropped out Of place his
thigh sweed up and broke in $ places arms in the
ne.n time swelied up and broIss in 12 places many
OF the sores were down TO the bone for one year he
had no use OF the JOINTS bur now has the use of both
arms, sores all well but three he now appea ars 10 be
getting wei very fast Many said it was Impossible
.a' ne couio ge wei-Others say it seems like rails.
ing one from the dead must ever remain sincere
friend and well wisher 10 you who have shewn so
much kindness TO my son.
LUCY ROGERS.
Waterford, (Con) May -, 1916.
These Drops are a radical cure for Seur1v. So,.
'0E'"Sgb os sfUtHoNy fUc, SCtofnd. UfccrS.
Ssre Legs, when the bone is affected, Yenereai
iainf' when mercury has faed--are the be st spring
and autumnal Paysic, and may be given to children
with perfect safety. Price S 1--UJ.qsk for "Dr.
hHLrE'S BOTANICAL DRops"- Observe none are
genuine unless signed " w. 4. Conway"
The above Medicine is prepared and sold whole.
SAFE, by The sote proprietor. w, Il CoswAY No I.
Hamilton Place, Common street, Boston, and retail
ed by
SAM'L. w. VINSON, DRUGGIST,
TfiAAfES-S?REET, AEWPORI, RI
lIoppn. Providence, Isaac d. Bull, Hartford, Dwight
Kp' ev Norwich, John Tiebout, No. 2SS, Watetst.
New York. and most Druggists, Booksellers, and
Post-Masters throughout the United States.
u Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures may
be had at the agents, gratis. 10
I-r .Aone ef he 0bore genuine, npless signed
"W T. Conway" as you raiue healih obserse Mis!
UT 4 large discount to Country Traders, and
those who buy 20 sell again. 95a. 8
-Ae.eberi .Nsv l3,-fSi6 NnE tfv
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FOUND.

I'm the shore f,he subscriber. on Monday. the
" 2d inst an oak Boat, with three oars IN ber, the
poat. about Is or i6 feet keel and some damaged.
The owner may have her, BY proving property aud
paying charges J,us "AisoN'
Nor,b K;nrstown Dec IL, 1876
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or"e gwen h. the pee, Tax Of The United States for the i
s has h @ mes"0u @ OF the Collector whose district the said
s tue aH due thereon with addition
isl7 at sloen O'Clock --
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NOTICE.
WyLLIAN III. ,VERNON.

WILLLAM ~. YERNOV, q
u ESPECTFULLY informs bis friends and the pub
N lie that he has opened Paint Store, next north
Of Capt. John Coggeshars, Thames-street.
He has large supply Of Paints, Window Glass,
and al! other articles in his line Of business, which
he will sell as cheap as can be had in the state.
Ncw.lork money and treasury notes taken st O
small discount, at his store. 5-a
.diso, jor sale, R a
On reasonable terms, convenen, Dwelling House
and 10, OF Land, pleasantly situated The hill In.
IuiYe ss-a5oye. July 5, 1916
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X Y KNIGHT
PELEG WEAVER,
THOMAS SHAW.

% EsPECTFULt.Y informs his fiends and the
IN public in general, that he has taken Shop, no.
i3. Long,wbarf, where he still contn6es to carry
'he business Of 6unsmhhing, Cutlery, &c. Sc
AS he has had the good iortue give general salts.
faction TO his employers in the tni,ed States en-.
I.Jy, both OF the land and naval departments, and
also Of the States employ, as well IS that Of iuli
vduals while working in Co he s,,crs himself tha,
he shall have the pleasure Of receiving their employ
in future. and assures his friends that their hvors,
however small. will always lie gratefully aeknowl.
edged. June ~.
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TO LET,

Two Stables on the Ayrsult wharf, so called. For
L particulars, applyto J'C' SHAW
sept 25 tt
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FOR SALE,

TON ONIIE,
A FARM. situate in Portsmouth, containing abou.
"A 100 acres. There are on said Farm. good
dwelling house, barn, crib and other buildings in
good repair. There are also two young bearing
Orchards, comprising about ,igh, acres, and about
six acres Of young thrifty wood. The Farm is in
excellent order and well wstered and walled said
Farm is now improved by STEPHEN .SLOCU1L.
I'd, Of whom information, as TO terms, &c. can be
had, or Of the subscriber, living in South kngstown
Boston Neck. JOSEPH LANTON.,
Ssgh Xiagstown, .Nov l3, 1916 f2m1
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Niles WEEKLY REGISTER.
Is This day received ,, this Office. Those whs
rsay wish {. -c-utt The sane. wiz apply sssn
ss only few rec.Yed.
Newport ) y. ssteie,''
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NOIOE. stila
A IL persons indebted 10 J W. EDDY, either By
"a note or book account, are requested to make
imuedate pay ment. Accounts that have been stand
ing more than four months, will be lodged in the
hands Of an Attorney for collection after the 20,h
of October. Newport, Oct 9, 1916
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NOIlCE.
A Ii persons indebted by Note or Book Account,
to ALaNsoN RicBMoNp, are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber, who is
legally authorised to receive the same. All demands
un ettled on the iS,h November, viii, without dis
elimination, be put ia suit,
PARDON r. MUMFoRD.
Newport, Oct so, 1916.
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FOR SALE,

P0lnGble Propery...Fov safe.
THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
in which he now lives, in Thames.sirret--ana
gre immediate possession lie will sell some land,
adjoining the estate Of the late George Chsmpiip,
ESQ. which land is very convenient for Iousc lots
lie viii either sell lease his farm at saohuesst.
point. in Mddletown. lie has some Furniture alss
fos sale. NATH HAZARD
Jan. 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
FROM TIE NETHERLANDS.

Er.racI ojG letter, ddfed Nurseries, Mon, l. 1915
from an cficer ofhe u. S. squadron, to a pen.
flcmdn in Precedence.
" II is impossible Tor me TO convey an adequate
idea of the elegance and splendor of this charm.
ing city; l will defer describing or cndeayoring
to describe it until some future leisure hour.-But
OF what benefit are such cities to Frenchmen .
Would you believe Iti-There are ten thousand
HNglsl troops here, garrisoning all the fort, ard
squadron under command Of admiral Exmouth
at SIX ships OF the line and number If frigates
WIN forty transports ready to embark the troops
IN case OF disturbance at Touion, which is hour.
~ expected to raise the imperial flag; of Napo.
leon.
II IS needless to tell you, that our last war
has rendered us conspicu)uS,y great in tie eyes
oil this nation, and indeed Of evely other. We
nave evident proof in The extreme poLtene SIS OF
the Marsciles citizens, WHO, TO oblige an hne.
rican, would make any sacrifices.
y report has Just reached us, by the Anne.
rican Consul, stating the murder of the Dey of
Algiers, and new war with the United State
80 much faith is put in this report that the soop
Erie VIII be made ready for lighting any Alge..
rine frigate.
"P S. The British squadron Yesterday was
standing into the lIarbor vi Tonion. So soon a.
the headmost fiigate Came within gun shot, the
batteries opened on her and nearly destroy ed her.
admiral EXmouth is now here without obtaining
ihe squadron OF French slips which the pusill.-
hl"ous Louis offered 10 his acceptance. The 20
vernon OF TOulOn sent tine British word, tn Il no
English squadron should ever enter tliat port
Comments are useless"
Foreign papers say, that on the first of Nov.
an entertainment was gwen TO the duke Of An
5ouisme, by lord Exmouth on board his sllp al
MarSeiiles, and that the next day the duke sa,
out for AK
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27

Art. TX. The high contracting parties
having taken into consideration the differ
ent claims arising from the non-executicit
vi the 10Th article OF the treaty Of May SO,
1914, as well as the additional articles to
said treaty, signed between Great-Btitain
and France desiring to render more eff
cacious the dispositions contained IN the
said articles, and having for that purpose
determined by two separate conventions
the measures to be executed by both pow
ers Tor the complete execution of the aiore-
mentioned articles, the two al6re -mentiUn-
ed conventions such "a annexed 10 the pre-
sent treaty shall have the same force and
validity as If the same were herein insert.
ed verbatim.
y. All prisoners made during hos,;lities
as well as all hostages that have been yiyer
or detained, shall be restored with the
shortest possible delay, together with al
prisoners made anterior To tie treaty o.
the Soth OF May, 1914, and which have no
yet been restored
Art. XII. The treaty of Paris oil the soil
OF May, 1914. and the last act of the Con
gress of Vienna of the 9th of June, 1915
are confirmed and shall DC maintained IN
all their parts, which have l3t been ,nod;
he'd by the provisions OF the present treaty
| Art. XII. The present treaty, with In,
conventions hereunto annexed, shall be IA
titled in single act, and the Publications
thereof exchanged within two months, OF
sooner if possible.
In faith whereof, the respective sPIeni-
potentiaries have signed The same, ant
hcreunto affixed the seal OF their arms.
Done at Paris the Goth of November. IL
the year of grace, one thousand eight
hundred and fifteen.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27

A Liverpool paper of the 25th. announ-
ces that General tiison, who had been an
poipted to the command in Caaada, had
arrived at Liverpool, to embark for thar
Province:
LoNpox, Nov. 81.
Price Of Si6ckS.-Omnium for monev.
10 l-2--ihree per cent, Consuls for do
10 1-2 prem.
Lanjuinois: it is said, means to absent
himself during the trial of Ney.
November p.
There has been, we. understand. a vast
'n'iaxo suspicious foreigners, and some
dangerous characters from the continent.
within these last few days ; but we have
the satisfaction to assure the public that
the utmost vigilance to discover and re :
move them, prevails at the home depart
ment.-iSus
Ey "a convention tween Austria and
the government of tine netherlands. the
latter charSes itself with the debt of the
DeiSic Provinces, to the amount OF 26 mil
lions ot ilorins, which had been burden
upon the Austrian finances. Tie pay
ment oi the interest. by the government OF
the Netherlands, was to commence from
| the LIST OF November.
Ii Is stated, that the Crown Prince of
Sweden, has presented the sum %; I.5O0i.
to the widow and children of the late cap
tain Boguk, of the royal horse artillery,
who so CALAMITY distinguished himself with
the Congreve rockets, at the memorable
battle of Leipsic.
The Paris papers Of Wednesday, which
are expected to contain the first days pro-
ceedings on Marshal Ney's trial. have not
yet arrived. He has. been removed from
the prison of the Concergerie. into the Pa
lace of the Luxembourg, where he is guard
ell with the most anxious attention. The
palace is surrounded with troops, and
strong detachnc;its patrole the Faubourg
| 5ermain.
OF the other rcputsd conspirators, it is
said that Fouche and SOuit will be brought
to trial. The Latter has publicly courted
an investigation Of his conduct. but the
former Is entrenched within the ordinance
oil the oath ialy, which we hope will re-
main sacred monument of the Kings
Justice.
Count Iavaiett, on his trial in the
Court OF Assizes. On Monday, wore tore
Their on his breast the three united Orders
OF his Legion of Honor. the Iron Grown.
and Union: and inside his coat, the grand
Gordon of the Legion of Honor.
1t is reported, that,a large sum will be
paid by the French government, in part of
the claims of Denmark, for the mainten-
ance oil the French troops in 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
NEw-YoRR, Jan. 10.
LATEST FROM E.N'GLlN'D.

One Of the briggs mentioned 10 our paper
OF yesterday as being on shore the soutl,
SIDE OF Long Island, proves 70 be the Bri.
tsh brig Russell, IN 70 days from Liver
pool. The Russell has brought London
papers OF the 0lthand I.Iverpool of the
q tn OF November, from which ;l,c foIloN-
ing extracts are made.
The London Pilot of Nov. 9th. states
that It was rumored in Paris, un the IRE
ceedIng SATURDAY, that the wife Of Louis
bon,apa1e had been apprelended the even
ing before, at the residence of enc other
friends in Paris.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
From the london Gazette.

FnREIGN DFFlCE, Nov. IS, 1873.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent
has been pleased in the name and on the
behalf of his Majesty, to approve of Mr..
Robert w. Fox, as Consul (ul the United
States at Falmouth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
HE UNITED STATES V CRAIG.
une, ROBINSON,
unc, vRUSSEI.

TIE UNITED STATES CRAIG.
Same, ROBINSON,
Same, vRUSSFI
THESE suits were brought ~ the court OF
common pleas of Washington county, in the fifth
Judicial district of Pennsylvania, m consequence
Of tue provision contained IN tie act of Congress,
OF 2&th July, 1913, entitled al nc laying du,ie
on Licences TO dstillcrs of spiri' uous liquors"
The Two first we're actions Of dcb,, each 70,
5 100, being the penalty incurred, Under the q.
tOresaId act for using stu without lcence.
Nertlicts had been rendefed ~ favor OF The q.
nitcG states
The latter was an ac.ion orde1t on q bond
conditioned 70 pay certain sum Of money io
duties.
Motions in arrest ofjudgment were made, in
each oftiese cases, on tie ground dat tic court
had no iUr.sdctiUn
Ia tIie latter case another question arose in res
Pect to the costs it beng commended, that Is
de SUE recovered is mdcr 8 100. the dcicndan
cannot be subjected TO payment Of costs Foi.
u suits of tlis description be not confined 10 IT,
federal courts, they are wfhm the jurisdiction O
Ia jsssfice gjtbs beaoe, IN this state, where IL,
claim is for less sum than ono hundred dollars
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
RICIIELIEU.
ME'I"TERNICH,
WESSENBERG.
additional .a,.ficR.

additional .articte.
The high contracting powers, sincerely
DESTROYS Of carrying into effect the mea-
sures which were the subject of their deli
berations in the Congress of Vienna, rela-
tive to the complete and universal abnli-
hon IN the traffic of the Negroes of Africa !;
and having already in their several stated
interdicted their colonies and subjects
from any part whatever therein, engage as
new To unite their efforts in order to en-
sure the final success OF tie principles
which they have proclaimed in the de-
claration of the 4th February, 1915, and
to concert without loss of time. through
their ministers at London and Paris, the
most efhcaciOus measures to procure the
complete and deinitive abolition of conf
merce as odious as it is highly reprobated
by the laws of religion and of nature. The
present additional article shall have the
same force and validity as If it were insert
ed verbatim in the present treaty, and
shall be comprised i'll the ratification there
of.
In faith whereof, the respective plenipo-
tentiaries have signed these presents. aud
have hereunto affixed the seals of their
arms.
Done at Paris, the Goth November, year
OF grace, 1915.
Signed, &c.
On the same day, in the same place. and
at the same moment, the same Treaty, to-
gethcr with the Conventions and Articles
thereunto annexed, was signed between
France and Great-Gritain, France and
Prussia, France and Russia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
ID D NJ e S T l C..
From tie Pltfsbarg Mercury.
LAW CASE.

As the following decision, respecting the iu
rlsdiction OF the state courts, in suits for penal
ties incurred under the revenue law of the Unit
Ell States, is on subject universally interest
ing, the publication Of it mas not be unaccept
able.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
Translated from late French Papers.

PARIS, Dec. L.
We hear from English papers, that the
lonian Islands are granted to Great Bri-
tain in full possession forever.
1t is said the English are Ia have claims
on Martinico Till the payments from France
are completed
We learn from Strasburg, that the res
toration of Landau to Germany will be ac-
cOmpanied by several portions of the ter
rltOry OF WirtembUrg, which will be done
by an officer OF that government The for
tresses of Bitche and Sarre Louis. the FIRST
as place Of deposit, were to be delivered
to the allies on 50th Nov. All the condi-
tons and conventions of the Treaty were
to be executed promptly and completely
The Wirtemburg troops were to Quit in,
mcdiately to such Austrian troops as were
ready to take possession, the places order
ed by the Allies, and it is said the Grand
Duke of Tuscany was to marry the Prin-
cess Charlotte, of Bavaria, who had been
divorced by the Prince Royal of NFirtem-
burg.
The Emperor of Austria has assured the
FenetIans that he is very friendly to their
commerce. That not only shall il be a free
port, but that il shall have every privilege.
which Trieste has enjoyed under the Aus.
tran Government. and even some addi-
tional privileges of impUst and customs.
Sixty wagons with contraband goods
have been seized upon the frontiers of the
low country, after a warm engagement be-
tween the persons WHO had the goods. and
the French custom house officers. The Al
lied Troops supported the officers.
HE present laws of Poland reuuire the
Sovereign to profess the Catholic Faith
The Emperm"OG Russia will repeaI THIS
law, az he follows the Greek ritual
Upon MIR. CObert'S proposition in the
house of Deputies at Paris I'd December
respecting the Codes, the Committee an,
pointed to examine have not denied that
important changes are necdful, but tbcv
have acknowledged the excellence of tLe
civil cOde'as whole, tho they do not AN.
prove all the changes introduced. The o.
ther codes they judge more imperfscL-
They wished to introduce some changes in
me forms, which regard not their essential
character, and which might be marked in
the quotation or some new edition, bpt that
the complete revision should be left TO q
tune OF greater leisure and more calm IN
vcstigatiOn.
The negotiations of NJ. Haumerste;n =
Copenhagen, from Hanover, are not finish.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-17
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IA.

w EDNESDAY' roD' IT.
After the presentation and refer
ence of several petitions
MIR. Easton presented sundry re
solutions OF the Legislature OF the
Missouri territory. upon the subject
|of land title; which was referred to
1.-The committee on the public lands
MIR. Chappeii. from the committee
Iof pensions and revolutionary claim S.
reported the bill from the Senate.
to increase the pensions of Reber'
white and Jacob WriglHer, with
some amendments; before the house
had acted FULLY thereon, the bill and
amendments were laid on the table
but subsequently,, on motion OF Mir.
Chapel, recommitted to the same
COMMITTEE.
MIR. Burwell moved the following
motion: