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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30
Port Of Alexandria

Ar. sloop Good Friend, Mills, Phila-
delphia--assorted cargo to sandfy mer-
chants in the District.
Regulator, Chadwick, n. York
salt, salt petre &c. to sundry merchants
in the district.
Schr. Status Ante Beilum, Swift, VIII.
inington, N Cotton aud naval stores
to Peyton & Dundas.
49, Native, Mayhem. Boston assort-
ed cargo to Lawrason and Fewie.
The sloop Trim, Emmery, II days
from Boston is a ground OH the fats near
Fort Walburton.
Sch. Peace, Cross, SO days from Port
all Prince, and 2S days from Crooked
Island. where she put in Tor water, &c.
to Dodge y ketteil. Jan. 4, lat. go, 81,
long. 76, spoke ship Agreola, Faber, Of
New York, 10 days from Iarks-lsland
had touched on shore at Iurks-lsland.
in consequence OF which she sprung
leak and was making FIVE feet water all
hour, and having no bread and only 8
pieces of beef, we supplied her with some
iour. She Intended to make the first
southern port. The BRIG Clarissa Clai-
borne, Watkins, of Philadelphia, from
Turks-Isiand, was in company with the
A. She also, leaking very much, in
tended to make the first southern port,
The Peace has been in constant gales
ever since she left Poit-au-Prince, most
of which time she was scarcely able to
carry any sail.
Ar. scnr. George Washington, Hen
Try, Noriolk-assoited cargo to Adams,
Herbert 4 Go.
The ship Fair Trader, capt. Rasset Of
this port for Bremen, Was at Dover Nov.
Is in 81 days passage.
At Gibraltar, Dec. "a, ship Boston.
Finley OF Alexandria and tor Aiexan-
dria, to sail in 8 days.
schr. Brothers, Return of Alexandria
Left Gibraltar same day for 5iavseilles.
~. Shtt' - o"''
Arrived, ship Atlanta, J. ID. Wood
side, 40 days from London.-Leit Grave
send 10Th Dec.
I1eft schr. Lirespov, Packet, Rider t
sail Goth Jan.
schr. Alexander, Kinnard, for Charles
ton in few days.
sch.r Nabby, Day, for Norfolk in Il
or IL days.
schr. Galen, Tracy and sch. Galen
Sherman, tad arrived Is days prev
our.
Left brig Heroine from Norfolk TO
Bordeaux. Came passenger in the Alta
lanta, MIR. Rhys Jenkins, Merchant.
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For Sale
400 Acres of Land,

T. YlNG in the county of Fauquier.
a "a Of a mile from the Town of
Middleburg-This Land lies handsome
ly, we'll watered, about $40 acres clear
ed of which there are 60 acres Of meadow
land inferior to none in the state, the ba,
lance in woods well adapted to tAe use
of clover and plaister-several hundred
appletrees of the best grated fruit-a
small dwelling, good barn, &c.-lf APP
plication is made in a short time bar
gain may be had.
T. D. PEYTON.
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SAT- and Vine.
THE subscribers have just received
by the schooner Fame, Capaln Iynes,
1000 bushels 1'urks-Island Salt. and ~
niises Madeira Wine, very old, which
will be sold low
aaams, Herbert g Co.
January 80.
|. Flesh Clover Seed, &c,
100 bushels of Pennsylvania clover seed,
warranted of last years crop
90 do. timothy seed do.
10 bids. frstquality sugar
90 tons bar Iron assorted
So kegs Carrots snuff
400 Spanish hides
A quantity.of German Linens
9 casks German scythes
Q do. do. wedding hoes
Cotton twist of different numbers.
MORDECAI MILLER.
Jan SO 2aw6w
For Hire,
A Negro Man who is a good house
servant and coachman. l would prefer
hiring him by the year.
.dgply to the Printer. =
January 80 r.
O. The next Assemb y viii
take place on Tuesday next
the S0th inst
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Public Sale.

ON Tuesday next the soth inst. will be
sold at the Vendue Store,
4 Valuable Negroes, viz. "
4 Man, Woman and Children.
x. G. .uarstel,er.
Jan 90
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New Alaanacs.
John 4 Stezcart,
;, Has Jvsr prBIIsHED MS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
sa2 9AE PEAR OF orr LoRD

rGAR Or OUR LoRD

F q Il ~ = "
:. e0sF;y merchants and others suppl
~ sss ~ fNen By the quantity on the low
~, ALSO,
~ 10 !, Whiting, wrapping and letter pa
s e' oses, testameuts. spelling books,
s,A1efs spd.histnres--siates and pencils,
S al'1S and blank cards, Russia and
= iaa pulls aud lux powder-A gene
j, r sSftment Of Greek, Latin and En-
s.sa scesel beeks---most of the new pub
y.oa lc''s Of zee day. aud a large stock o.
,"J 'e'g works Of merit, viz Episcopal
lis enan PRAYER books. Psalm and
.,,, ~ CSoks. histurx and poetry, eacdical
"ls'al and law baaks. sc.
Co.. eNqscisin a few days supply O
sii'' sa Y .Si;aaaacks, and has just receiv,
~ 'ae W'lSeimina from Liverpool
) sz'eoo English Quilts
3 : saoE casl'ty and chcap-.isnglisl
ss' NV y tn Leses--biack lead peneils
= os'sSS seslH.gpax.
s,,'s {, si1,ss Il liapl,sreY's cappe
tprsd ss'Fs Lads Etst quality aii,, as
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30

A isitcr from st. Heleaa.--" take
this opportunity of requesting your at
tention to singular fact, in natural his-
tory, which has lately been noticed to
me. Cen regretting the appearance of
some stately chesnut-t:ees near MIR.
Doveten's country house, which seemed
fs have been some time dead, | was as
|surcd, that within these last four or five
wears, the greater plumber of the ches-
nut trees, Of every age, in this island,
have either died, or are dying. On IN
sps citing several at the plantation house,
lin both these states, could perceive no
insects, nor any ether source of destruc-
ton, beyond the ordinary indications Of
decay in an aged tree. | was long EN-
!'barrassed Fly these Singular phenomena,
until it was accidentally mentioned that
lon the 6rst Introduction OF the chesnut
the rats had been so troublesome in the
destruction of the seed thatit became an
established practice, which has since
lbeen continued, to propagate the plant
!by means of succors only. This is the
Ilact which should wish you TO invest
lyate as a philosophical botanist. lh'
Ithesry of Mr.. knight. regarding the Ger
ltaindecay Of all engraftet fruits, or suci
las are eropagated BY any other mean
,ttan the seed, may receive an Cnexpect
led Illustration in the singular fact WHICH,
have stated. In both cases, these DIS
,seveTed PORTIONS of the original tree arr
destined to follow the decay OF their pa
| ent--ani theory which seems strang
lanly to superficial observers, viii D ?.
tseea TO accord With the beautiful simpl'
Icity Of nature, in all her work. In Se
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ALEXANDRIA:
Ertract IF a letter from Boston dated
Jan. 90. 1916.

EEtfGcf 81 q teHer Jr0M OoSt0n Gdte0
Jan. 90, 1876.
Our market, at present, is without
|any Flour Of the first quality. That
which is only middling, is now quick
|at nine dollars, and SOME demand much
higher price. l think few cargoes
|of your FIRST rate prime flour, weuId
come to good market. / hope the OPP
portuhity will be embraced as soon as
the Delaware is opened. Yeu wish to
know the price of Oil, Fish, &c {; after
dilligent enquiry, can scarcely find a
barrel of Mackarel or Shad, at any
price; tits the same with I.iyer Oil but
Spermaeeti, is not quite SO scarce; we
could probably pick up 80 to 100 casks
of good Spermaceti Oil, at from 81 70
to So, per gallon.
Spermaceti Candles, 40 to Al cents
per lb.
Tallow do. mould, 81 to 2S do.
Do. do. dipt, Is to Is 2 do.
Batter and Cheese, plenty and cheap i
say Butter Is to 1S cents--Cheese, 8 to|
lS cents-'The latter of the first quail
ty.
Mr.. Erving, appointed American Am
to the court of Spain, arrived
in town on Saturday last.
A gentleman from Newport, informs,
the .. S. frigate Java haa received her
instructions trom Washington, and was
to sail yesterday for the Mediterranean.
It is probable she will carry to Alglers
the ratification OF the treaty.
A letter from Malaga, dated Oct. %,
says SpernaceG Candles should not be
shipped lrom America for this place, as
the loss ON them would be immense,
= Rice, -four and beans lows
Prices at Malaga, Nov. 10, Pipe Slaves
dull, $3.50 by retail Rice, new and good
about S.; Fish, English, IL on
board.
Boston Palladium.
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For Boston.

kEk The regular trading schr.
ESsR Native,
szas 80 Nathaniel Mayhem, Master,
viii commence loading in three days
for freight Of 500 bbls, or passage, apply
to the Master Oh board, or
Lawrason 4 Fowle,
Who have received by said schr.
o5 tons Plaster Paris
500 boxes mould candles
100 boxes fish
90 bills. beef
bale white Russia sheetings
cask containing tea sets China
jan so
LANDING,
From the schooner Geo. Washington.
Captain Henry.
elo barrels Isle of White Cyder
70 barrels Tar
90 crates Liverpool China s. Queens
Ware
100 boxes Muscatel Raisins
90 iars Grapes-- for sale by
.fdams, Herbert q Co.
xSsS The George Washington VII
$500 sail for Norfolk on Sunday. Fo'
| h eight or passage apply as above.
January so
PRiN1liNO, .
Handsomely executed at the Office OF IT,
| .aleaandriG Gasate.
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Dust scc. wed.

A. jNst &c: wed,
sei it.g,s a~ loe,i's 1T adams, Herbei
= e,.''sls psia'c cras Cider.
, Des ;, VII. CARRIER.
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For New-York.
Sat and " inc.

Jan so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30

citics---he t:ld me mat the : tionai .s.in, 4
should stay at home to maintain order
and that there was no need il, the ranks
of sveefers tf'ietnnicheurs. The 18th, /
saw the generals Bourmont and Lecourbe
pass--the latter told me, that things had
been long ago fixed. and had been conclu-
ded three months since, between marshal
Ncy and many others.
Narshai Ney. Without doubt you were
Yourself we'll disposed, colonel but at that
period. you oou d not be certain OF embo--
dying even three men. As to the words
you impute to gen. Lccourbe, either YOU
or him have misunderstood me. / said
merely tat f + three menths past, every
thing appeared arranged with the foreign
powe,s.
UHHeSs had the word of considera-
BILE part of the guard de corps, to the num-
berot 100, and ct many other well dispos-
ed persons. AS TO the expression of rene
Leccu,be. NJ. de- Bourmont, who was
present, can attest il.
NJ. Berger. you remember any
thing else of the conversation Of gen. La
Cour'.ei
Fitness General Lecourhe told me
he run great hazards-bnt that marshal
Noy had assured him, that he should speak
with ilrmncss Co Napoleon that he must
ch2nSe ms oppressive system. Having
testified to general Lecourbe, my astonish-
ment at his wearing the tri-colored cock
ade, he rcp!;ed--What would you do, If
the soldiers would not fight? Yet, added
the general, if | had commended them,
they would have done Their duty.
~. Bri'ar..--This general, did he not
tell you tnst marshal Ney had disposed CT
the troops in a manner to aid the plan Of
bon-poa, ; that this was for him but chilc's
hlay. and that he was sure all the troops
would cry riue Pemhcrenr.
The Fitness reDiied, that this was the
sense of a part OF the generals Converse
ticn
marshal .Ney.-What general Lecourbe
Gan cStmable officer) is made TO relate, is
impossible. Until M arrival at Ions lie
sumner and even to the 18th. l gave 10
orders relative to the march and t.ispos
tlon OF the troops. These orders were
given, either directly by the minsterof
war, or by general Bourmont, who was au-
thorised to give them.
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FROM MARSHAL NEY's
TRIAL.
Chamber efPeers, Dec. (.

The lori chancellor caused a marching
order Of the count De l. Gennctiere, to be
red. The accused recognized it and
declared that it had been sent to him by
srn raj Bertrand, but that it he'd been
changed, during the day
Q. Why did you make to the soldiers
promises OF augmentation Of pay and ra-
uons'
n. 1t was in consequence Of the orders
Of Bonaparte vino had adopted a system
OF well treating the soldiers in ali cases.
where it was necessary to rely on their &
deity.
q. Ddy you give orders to arrest num-
Der Of officers?
II. Some days after, Bonaparte made
me sign such an order, which was never
executed and ] appeal to my old COM
panions in arms, if ever resorted to any
measure Of this nature
q. Were there any disorders committed
at Ions lie s -ulnicr, after the proclama-
ton WAS read
Il. No:--There was not pane Of glass
broken II Of red to pay, out Of my own
pocket, the damages, in the presence Of
number of officers, assembled in coffee
house but it did not depend on me 10 ar
rest the cfiervescence of the peasants aud
the people.
@. Did you write to the Duke Of Bassa-
no II Paris'
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
WedneSdaM Lr1un1ul ~

WedneSdoy. January "a.
Alter the presentation OF petitions
Mr.. Taylor ofN. Y. from the Commit
tee Of elections, made a report on the Gre
dentials of the members of this House, de-
claring them sufficient, &c. which was
read.
Mr.. Throop, from the select committee
to whom was referred the petition OF Abra-
ham Markle and Gideon Fiisbie, and
their associates, reported a bill for the
relief of certain Canadian refugees, who
joined the American army during the late
war with @. Britain which was t,yice
read and committed.
OUR RELATIONS. WITH SPAIN.
MIR. Robertson offered for consideration
a resolution to this effect
Rescued, That the President of the T..
States be requested to lay before this
House such Information as he may possess,
which he may not think it improper to com
muuicate, relative to the demands said to
have been made by the government Of
Span for tie cession Of part Of Lou;si
ana.
Mr.. r. said, he felt it his duty TO make
this motion, in consequence Of the reports
with which the papers, III various parts of
the nation, teemcd, in respect 10 this sub
Iect. IL IL was a topic highly increasing to
the people Of the United States G n-rdlIy,
it was particularly so to The people Of the
state which he represented, lLouisiana.)
TneY had been sufficiently annoyed and
ycXcd for the st fifteen years, by fre-
qucut chang and rumors Of changes cf
tacfr form 81 government and whcthei
TINS report we're trHe or not, 1t was prcpe.
tina, the minds of his const tueots should
be quieted 10 regard TO it. The immens
distance at which lhey were situ ted from
the seat OF government would make them
more anxious TO know the truth on this
head and he should feel that &c rcg!cct.
- their interests il he failed % MIKE uhe
shor. which he bad done, 10 remove al
6ou3is from their minds on Tire subject.
nc notion was agreed t. wilAJ.. &C.
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Charleston, Ja1ILqr1 q.
Captain E7ton, oithc brig Rover, arrived Il re on
SATURDAY, in 20 days from Aquin, (St. DoDinso)
ennhrus The news Of the Capture Of Car,bac. ma,
the pario og whicll were derived from the Pa
tf1o' general Bolivar lately commanding at Cartha-
geHa, who escaped from that place 60 meica
short irae previous 10 its surrenaer and who passed
through Aquit, Dec. 2S, on his way from Jsins;oa
viz AJAX Cages Tor Port-au-Prince. lie was ia high
5pAi.s and was accompanied by lis whole ruit =
lie expressed determination TO adhere 10 the Pa
triot cause, and 90 continue hostes agaiis 81 the
Spa 'iarls-Generai Bolivar, stated that when
the Splnish squadron entered tie larbor OF
Carthagera, the land fore (EOyalists) entered the
city IN te rear, cad pat nearly every soul to the
sword. Twelve thossarid women and children
are stated to have fallen victims to their barbariiy
Wheni' was ascei taincd that General Boliysrhad
escaped to Jamaica, the Royalisis despstCe small
vessel to that Island TO Int rcept him. Offering re-
ward oil $4,000 dolarJ tO any who would destroy
Lin ard Spaniard who undertook tie iob, had
W u nigh succeeded, having stabbed by mistake an.
other person vho asleep Ia the Generals bed
The particulars ofthis transaction were published
IN the Courier few days since under the Kingston
(Jam) head. The Spauisrd was afterwards recog-
nzed by General Bolivar wastakenaud deliveries ~,
TO the British government
great many Catthagenian priyatcers we're out
AZ the tine Of its surrender, ami ly are nowskulk-
ny IN al quarters for sheiter-G or we're on the
Sont' sale Of lIi5pauioa few days before the Ia
Uc5' saiiCd.
CAPT. Eaton a'so confirms the account reeSiged
via BlItimore Of Ch'isopbc's having been deserted
BY bOdy O; his soldiers The fowing are the
particulars, as furnished br capt T.
Chrstophc audeu near Jcremic on the 18th Dec.
900 so'dicrs each having three nuskets With poa,-
de-, BAIL sc Sc ard 1000 Spanish dollars, 10 ion
old GOmar, in thc woojs, Vhohai be4n iur Years !
living 30 dc uionntsins TO aunov Pefions parry.
On the isl' tle 300 soldiers killed Cleir cofnmand-
or aud nlcrej Jcrcmie surrendered themselves.
wiih their rqlpagc and cash, t1 tic conmnndant |
81 pisoc, who set them az liberty. 1hisis the
sce 10 70 auce OF t7t blrherians soldiers deceiy-
ga i.m iu tf" e'ine way.
\ Tie b.anifuishpE en1aI Gstrs, formerly Of
Now fDii, taken during tive wer ard sent into En-
Fd, wh-f ehc YVES purc'a q, losied v,,l a~ras
aaot-ntt Cart ascna, ial arrived 1t Hayd, and |
Been p"c'a.cl by Pe,io1, Cox ,ilec Win tnost Of |
ih' 4M..ets. ~'aci we're BOO. sn, trou CMthagcus |
hete-re OF e. " ein Mary, wlisi Of 30, or
o. yts i-4.ais, iaJ bssn b. ss.t o. So Do4iqe, ]
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Coo, g, ..h- sena i schooner he'o--;..-.o New
h'aS. IL sNs aiken security for payment OF
cargo Of provisions carried ir;o Csrthasena by that
vessel.
TEE FlORIDAS.
'"pt. M.rimeils, arrived here vesiertey, from
havana n" 81 augustine, informs that the only
aorn's"' they had at those places of the Fiorid.s
bci's ee'ed 4" Great Britain, Was derive: from the
Amsr.esn papers-tl,e officers ot government at
Hsyanna and Augustine, having received no such
a.yiees IRON Spain. Don Jose Coppngvr, the New
,''vernor oi FLORIDA. arrived Augustine few days
before Capt Nj. sailed. The late Governor Kin
Ian ha! sNiled for Havana, having been appointed
second IN eomnlsnd OF that place. The New CO.
vernon OF FLORIDA. WAS lAtey Governor =, 'rrniled,
CUBA. r Co,,,isr
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blythe looorvt. It is sutposed-Translator.
.dnnchaLia- IAN %.

.dnnGhoH8, Jan. 90.
The House Of Delegates have sent two
or three messages to the Senate within as
many days, after themselves in the first
instance declining a similar proposition
from that branch of the Legislature, pro-
posing to proceed to tho election Of Uni
ted States Senator. The federalists have
nominated MAJOR GENERAL ROBERT
COOLIDGE HARPER as their candidate.
lie is now in town, with view it is be-
heved of keeping his friends to the " stick
ing font" The republicans have as yet
made no nomination.
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We7v~ York, Jan. 10.
VALUABLE ARRIVAL.

Yesterday morning arrived at this port
the very elegant and fast sailing brig Ma
cedonian, Brakeman, in 100 days from
Cantoo, with Teas, Silks, and Nankeens,
to J. J. Aston. It viii be recollec;ed that
this brig sailed in company with the late
U. 5. frigate President.
The news ofPcace reached Canton, via.
England, days after the Macedonian
arrived.
Extract 9fa letter from Paris, dated No
Uem5er 22d, 1915.
The Post Master General at 12 o.
clock last night was made head shorter
(dtrJ2pIg circumStauce.)
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A" JEREMIE, 27th Novem- }
Der, 1915, year 10.

J J
announced 80 you this morning = the lnu,iuY
which Cbriltophe has cause TO be mad, az 4, S.
ringue viii now inform vnu that the irocns haye.
ranged themselves under the banners of the Rcnub
'c- he number cons st ola commander OF note.
named ST Felix, and OF io2 men; also 81 boxes oi
cartridges, and $50 muske,s. / am this moment On.
ing to mount my horse, in oder to proceed To Ia
Pette hiviere, To- have an interview with them
l1ve appointed Colonel Fabre to the COM
mahd oi this District during my absence and Col
broneau IS TO command the expedition against Ger
mand. am now OF opinion that W., shall soor ann,
press that nsurrecton. Upon NV return from he
present journey, will inform YOU of whatever NAV
occur. '
''l have the honor of sauting you most respectful
ly,
(Sisned) BAZELAIs."
10 increase the TdreS uhon Territorial
IT1ferty, to be IN force mil The 31st of
December, 1917.
The Senate having taken into consideration ,,,t
by The 42d article of the Constitution. that BODY is
We ted with powers to establish public i,puos,s ss
circumstances may require;
Contide'1ng that government has inst issued or
deIs Tor new supply of arms and munitions ufwar
IN order to place the Republic in Formidable and
respectable attitude Which requisiton r,n,ers ex-
ira Tor ads!ti Ina) expencCs Hcccss iry and takrs
INTO serious consideration the VI sssge OF the Prssi
dent o' Iiayt, bearing date the l7th October last
anil
expens-s;
The Senate after hearing the report Of its Spcc;a
COMMITTEE, and after sud report had been Fad 81
time, DEGREES what follows
ARTICLE From the pronunciation of the nre-
sent law until the SIst Dec 1917 the tax upon Ter
ritorial Property shall be levied throughout the do
mlnons Of the Republic. under rho f'llnwing rates
VIZ Upon Cohee and Cotton, Is S 1000; Cocoa
Z so; Sugar and Molassrs 6 Yellow Die kigpurn-
Vita and Campcachy Woods ! so.
ARTICLE 1.-The President of Havti will a.
dept sll necessary measures to ensure the exccr,i
ON Of the present Law which is to be printed read
and published throughout the doninio.s of the
Republic.
Given at the National Huuse, at Port tau Prince
this f.urih day of d ,cember 1915. and of In.
INDEPENDENCE, the 12ih.
(Sigued) NEPTUNE, President.
FRESNEL, Secretary.
In the name IF The Rehu6Hc,
The President of Hayti orders, that the above
low shall be published and executed, and also eater
ed upon the records ofthe Republic
GiTen NJ the National Palace Port-au-P Prince
this II day OF December ISl s, and of the In
dependence the 18th.
By the President
The Chief of Squadron and Secretary,
8 INGINAC.
ByMe loo0Tot. IL is subbosed-Translator
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FROM HATTI.

Translated for Hie .9,nericcn
From Port-au-Prince Papers, to the 18th
December. received at the OH c of the
Baltimore .dMERIcsN.
Eot'act ct'a letter from the Generated Di1ision,
B'>sfais, Chielefhie St'.6'efhe .1,na, TO the
President Of Hlyti, dated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30

Mr. Mason. The Senator from Virginia.
took his seat in the Senate more than
week ago.
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bate, AM without division AND MS ssrs.
Robertson and Claytoa appointed com
mttee 10 lay the same before the Presi-
dent.