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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
Public Sale.

WILL be sold OF "Wednesday The 18th day Of DecerD.
W Der next II fa Otherwise the next fair day. at
the late residence Of hir Daniel Wilson, dec. of Amelia
comfy, all the stock Of horses aud mules (among them
are pair Of carriage horses, several valuable brood
mares, and well bred colts all the stock cattle
hogs sheep, &c. together With the household and kitchen
furniture and plantation utensils, several wagons and
gear carriage and harness, single gig blacksmith
Tools &c also from to 500 barrels Of corn, with the
crop of fodder, &C.
credit Of ~ months will be allowed on all sums above
Opnrchasers to give bonds aud approved security
carry interest from date IL not punctnay paid Cash
for all sums under s 10.
JOSEPH BRAGG, Admiaistrotor.
november 7. fds
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Shapara s. Webb,
HrrER FOR SALE

Il
10000 lbs Green Coffee
20eO - old Java do.
90 hhds. & 40 bOls. Museoyado Sugars
& 90 Loaf do.
10 prime retailing Molasses
10 Antigua Rum
Jamaica do. very Odd
pipes superior old French brandy
- Gin
50 bbis caruthers& Leyburn's rectifed Wits
key
pipes * IL quarter-casks London PARTICULAR
rs Or. CASKS Sherry do.
10 do. do. sweet Malaga do.
10 do. do. dry do do.
do. do. Lisbon 10.
do. do. 1eneriiie do.
1900 SACKS salt liverpool filea)
80 tens swedish Bar hon
~ do. Russia DO.
so do. Countr, DO.
do. Plough Plates
do. Castings, consisting Of ovens, Pots. Tea
helues, skiI'ets, tue dogs, &c. &c.
20 dog. Fly ing Pans
NailRods aud Sheet iron, rnt Nails
German, Blisiered and Crswley Steel
loo crates Queen's Ware
80 casks Glass Ware
so Hampers Quart Bottles
SO whole and so half boxes 9 by 10 window
Glass
10 boxes by o do.
10 do. by III do.
Is do. 10 by II do.
bbls. Putty
&C kegs refined English Satpctre
tons Pateut Shot
30 Kegs Gun Powder
10000 lbs Soal Leather
$50 sides Upper do.
500 Spanish Hides
40 bbls. Tanners Oil
4 bbs. aud lierces Linseed OIL
iG0 kegs London White Lead
so bbls. New FORK prime Pork
100 do. Herrings
% boxes Whtteu.oTe's Cotton Cards
20 DO. do. Wool DO.
bales Spinning Cottnn
chests and 20 boxes Imperial Tea
boxes Gunpowder 90.
20 do. Young Hyson do.
chests Hyson Skin do.
do. Souchong do.
Is casks Cheese
10 bags Race Ginger
51 Kegs Ground do.
IS bags Pepper
10 do. Pimento
bbl. Nutmegs
] box Gassia
rs boxes Mould Candles
80 do. Chocolate
500 Teams Writing and Letter Paper
800 do. Wrapping DO.
400 Grindstones
IS tons French Plaster Of Paris
Brown aud Shaving Soap, Fetant Indigo,
Nader, Logwood, Fig Blue, Alum, Copper
as, Mustard, Segars, Macaboy and Scotch
Snuff, &c.-ALSO,
20 bales Napt CottoDs
do Broad Cloths
20 cases Domestic Goods, consisting efStrpes
Plaids, CbaInbrays, Gingbams, Brown and
Bleacbed ShiItings, BedliGking, &c. &c.
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn
bales oznakurgs
bale Droheda Linen.
november IL. ....54.H
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LAND foY Sale

PY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated August twelfth
- 1915, and recorded IN the souuty Court Of Hen.
rico executed u the subscriber by Thomas Rootes Of
Gloucester county to secure the payment off certain
debt therein mentioned shall proceed to sell at public
auction for cash on "Wednesday the l7th inst before the
mont door Of the Eagle Hote-a certain tract Of land
~ the county NJ HenrcO, situated about i've mites below
the City 81 Richmond on the Charles City main road
being part o Mil Farm tract and containing by recent
survey hundred ana four also one other tract
Of land adjoining the aforementioned containing forty
six acres the last being mart OF DuSaPs tact connect
ed plat Of the aforesaid lands will he exhibited n the lime
and place Of sale. SITE at ~ O'cIock.
WILLIAM b. RANDOLPH, Trustee.
December e2fds
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Plaster Of Paris.

THE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
n and the public, that they have large supply OF
Plaster Of Paris, on hand, of superior quality. They
nave been Informed that paT of their Ground Plaster
SOLO dnIine tie last season, was in damp state, and
thereby rendered dlcut to get in proper order for
using upon the earth the cause which produced this
bias since been remeded by Keeping the casks of pas
ter dry until they taken from the yard During the
last season for selling plaster had Of shell
sIng the same, aud consequently the casks after being
hlled with plaster, exposed the weather the
whole Of the winter season. which affected The plaster in
this way very much. We prepared with every
convenience for preserving the plaster dry warrant
II 10 be delivered IN COED order and of the Uery best
quality. WOODSOG & Staples,
Nov. ~ 81 I2t
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llanA Hnr SaIe.

IN pursuance ola Of trust execned TO me by Jesse
Woodson, Of POwbatah county secure the payment
Of CERTAIN sums of money due Dr. J. H. Archer Of 4ne
ia county, and recorded in Amelia county couf--wi
be Sold on The 9th day Of December next ~ The fr
door Of the Union Hotel, in the city Of Richmond
JTdctW Iqno, lying n the state o Ohio the waters Of
Deer cfees containing by original survey thonsand
acres, be II more or less. JOHN LANR
November u.s. .ssfds
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WITTY DoAAaYs NeWard.

rE7O the poeness Of friend In saunton 7 am indebt
ed for the sight Of hill bearing the Impression Of
fe Union Hotel aud signed o. ETock"-purporting to
he bill OF charges against Major Peacock. the whole
d infamous forgery maniesty intended do me inn
49, R give the reward for discovery Of the peF-
son who Committed the forgery, aud pay all reasonable
peuses Which may lsend the prosecution Of the vii
lain. HENRY BUTLER.
further reward Of 8 so will h. given by me for an.
pfeheudug and bringing fiathe detestable scoundre
who has forged my name to the aforementioned bill.
DRILL BROCK.
~ The bditors fths Stanton and JiHcitfsfcr pa
Peg are requested "a pbkh ne 0bope advertisement
~ Their paPcrs once eek for three cteks anil FIR
r1fd their bRts 30 the UHio5 Il9fel.
November H. 55.tf
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Boston Glass Manufactory

TT,fiH Subscribers beg leave inform their customers.
( that they authorised by the rroprietoTs Of
the above anufaciory supply all orders for GLASS Of
every description the mandatory prices 10 he deliv
cred in Richmond free ofeNpense. This glass is general
IL Acknowledged be superior in colar briligcy and
strength TO any imported madein the United States
the excellent order In which purchasers receive it.
renders II the cheapest that can he used.
an orders left the counting house of the subscribers
win be promptly attended 10.
SMITH & RIDDLE. Agents
for the Boston Glass Mandatory.
November ~. j7-tf
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HAackwater Minis for Sale
tA Valuable Plantatian

EtoR SALE lying about miles below the city imme.
n diaely On tie old road leading Williamsburg and
formerly tile property Of Col Barbour. This tract CON
tans absnt 24 of excellent land part OF which
Is well tlmbsred. There il between and 500
choice rut trees, large dwelling and ALI neCes
saly ont houses, and well of water. further descTip-
lion deemed unnecessary IL is presumed persons
DESTROYS of possessing land near the city will first
view u.
Those who MAJ feel inclined to purchase will please to
make application to either of the Subscribers before the
sih Of January next and ii privately sold before then
twill ON that day be sold public auction before the door
Of the Bell ayern.
years for notes satisfactorily endorsed negotiable
payable at either of the Banks in this City and deed
OF trust on the property 10 secure the payment.
MOSES ". CARDOZO,
THOMAS II. Mitchell, Ad,n'rs. Of H. Caysozo.
ATTORNEY PoR S. J. COHEN.
December ~. 6ltaJ
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For Nonaon. Direct,

xSN The fine fast sailing Ship
st,Jk TNSt,1AN CHIEF Capt. Watson, for freight
-'SssSs- Of about 200 hoesheads tobacco apply 10
STalterty .ifkiaSoH, Petersburg, or
IS. coLQUHoUN & co. :
Dcrelnher2 6o-tf
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Notice.

A IL peysons having claims against the estate Of my
~ late husband, l.. JOSEPH sail please bring them
for ward immediately for settlement and those indebted
make payment 10 G.. JOSEPH, ddEg'T.
Ueceinbe H.. 6t3t
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FAN Goods .

ID opfRT & HALL NELSON have received large as
IN sortment al Wooiien Fancy Goods suited Ia tho
which they are determined 10 sell ut the lowest
prices, for cash oraccepiauces Ill town.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16

Irving, Robertson & Co.
TEAVING taken that spacious and convenient house on
Cary or street, opposite the Basin formerly eecu
pied by Messrs. I'm. p Smith s Go. and door
Messrs. Woodsou Staples offer their services their
friends and the public as COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Aware ofthe course necessary for promoting their
Interests they only solicit patronage with
their pnnctuality and attention TO business.
tThey will also receive goods produce Storage
Richmond. Oct.
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Fa3A Goods.

DRoCKENDRouGH & RASYIE have received bvthe
ID Joseph aud 8IiiidRf s Ezra, FROM Liverpool 4
part Of their FALL GOODS by the LeuGRf. from Lon
don, aud Indian Chcf from Liverpool (daiy expected
they win receive the balance of their Goods which will
make their assortment very general.
3S-tf
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$4,000 mississippi Stock

vIHE subscriber has appointed Mr. John Napier Of Flu
to transact his business during bis Temporary
December o. 63 3nl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22

com shitee Of lhs whole, ca the claims law,
and The House refused, NJ, Y. was more sue
cessiu! In IN 1iion 10 discharge the com init
tee oil The whole fom tue further copsideIa-
,ion Of the said oill, which was agreed to.
Several committees were instructed on
different subjects.
u Hednesday, January s.
Much of the session was occupied IS usual
recently on the claims law of last session.
e, Thursday, Janaovy9.
Mr.. Low1dess, from The committee CT
ways snd means, repsrted q bill, making a
partial GPPtobaien for the subsistence Of the
army dui ing the year 1917; which was twice
read and commii,ed.
The Speaker laid before the House a let
toe from The Secretary OF the Treasury, par.
susnl TO resolution ct ibe House, transmit
ting .'aIsmen, Of the hnal ssulemsct aud
loau Office certificates, Issued oy the authority
OF the cUo'lnenl al Congress.
TIE CLAIMS LAW, sc.
The House again took up this subject
Mr.. Johnsoh's substitute for the bill iepor,.
ed by the coinmittee OF siaiais being sill ua.
dcc consideration.
In the course Of the discussion, several
qaesliOns were token, bui the subjeeI is sIlil
open.
Friday, January 10.
Mr.. Calhoun, f,or, the committee on the
national currency, to whom Was referred u
resolution, directing them 10 epquirs wheth-
er the Directors OF the United States Bank
have adopted any arrangements which the
specie portion OF the second install can
br evsded or pos,poned--msde report.
The report states, that the comn!ttee had,
in prosecuting the enquiry commiusd TO
them, applied for infor daIlou 10 the Hoo.
James Lloyd, now in Washington, a director
oi the bank, from whom they received writ
ten reply, which accompanies The report
MIR. Lioyd's letter embrace. a genetai view
OF the proceedings OF the bank on the SUBJ
jectin question, and his Comment, thereon,
TOO long to be here Notwithstanding The
resolution adopted by the bsnk 10 grant dis.
counts on deposises Of stock, and s,a,Ing that
the regulation was adopted TO ensure, as in
his opinion 1t would ensure, the payment OF
the specie portion OF the second instsimenl to
greater extent than would otherwise have
been made, and of course forbidding the sup
position that the bank had done any thing 10
permit the evasion Or poslponemeut of tho
second specie payment. The committee
conclude their report with a Recommendation,
tina, they DO discharged from The further con.
sideralon Of the subject.
Several bills passed stages.
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SPANISH PATRIOTS.

The schr. Felicity has arrived at New
York. ~. 20 days from ST. Thomas. Previous
TO her sailing, accounts had been recs cd at
ST. Thomas iron the Main, thai The Pltriot
arn,y under Gen. M'Gregor had defeated he
Royaiists 10 three different engegements, =, 40
the Gas ern parI of.he province of Venekoel,
Generals u 'danets and Ricauie had ar',cd
at Caliiposa, With 5000 meO. All The Spar.
ish inhabiiauce had removed their properly
from Por,o Cavelio and La Ghira, aad sent
il to Curacao.
Commodore Bryan, having under his com.
maud Que big and two sehrs. WITH Gen.
Bolivar and his troops on board, stated ior
Cumana, about the 9th of December. IL was
expected, that Gen. Bolivar, on his arrival on
the Maine, would be appoin,cd commander
in cAiet Of the Patriot forces.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mo7dav, yanuarv q.

Monday, January 8.
After the transaction OF much minor busi-
ness, the Claims Law subject was again div
tussed. at large.
The engrosssd bill to su,horisc the ss-
kharge OF Oliver Spcllman from his impus-
pnment, was read third time AID passed.
Tuesday, Jdnaary7
M. Forsy'b called up the resolution sub
nit,ed by him yesterday, to instruct the CON-
mittee on the national currency TO enquire
whether the President and Directors Of the
bank Of the United States have adopted any
arrangement, by which the paymen, Of the
pccie portion Of the second instilpent can
be eveded os postponed end, If such arrange.
nen, has been made, the expediency Of adnp.
ing some regulation by which the payment
n the specie portion OF the second instalment
nsy DO enforced at the time requir ed by the
e, Of inc orpors,ionj or within a limited time
hereafter" which vas agreed to--yeas 50,
bays 6s.
Mr. Yincey hayirg moved 10 60 sg,in inso
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NEWPORT.
GIN ERAL CONVENTION.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, lsIT

a Republican Convention will be
holden at the State House in East
Greenwich, OH Thursday evening, the
10Th February next, for the purpose Of
agreeing on Prox of General Officers,
to DC offered to the Citizens OF this state
for their support at the ensuing election.
Those towss in the state now represent
ed by Federaists, ARE particularly request
ed to elect and send their full number oi
delegates.
1t Iaexpected that every town will be
represented.
Newpo,r, Jan. 23, 1917.
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Latest from the Mediteyrdre0

Latest from the Mediteyrdneah.
The big Alexander, Capt. Simmons, ar.
riyed al New.York on ruesday iast, from
smyrna, and Gioralter-so days from th
later port.
NJ. Ooprs, bearer OF dispatches from
Com. CHAuScEY, states that the Commodore
an the Washington II, Capt. Creighton, TO
ge,her with the frigae uniteJ States, Cap
Shaw, and Peacock sIoop of war, Capt. Rodg
crs, were oniy waiting at O'bral,er 10 .
Wind. to proceed up 10 the Mediterranean, to
join the remsinder-of The squadron, whicc
were ordered to rsndtzvous at Port Mshon
consisting OF the friga,es Java, capt. PER-,
and Constellation. Cop Crane, sloops Ell
Capt. G,mble, aud Ontario, Capt. D,wos
orig Spark. Capt. Nicholson, aud sehoon,'
Hornet, Lieut.. Clsxtou.
Nt. SBlIsr, cur Consul vsn:rs. !or the
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BArbary States, was 90 5oard The Washing.
ten.
II was the Commodcrt's Intention 10 rro-
eeed TO Algiers, 20 insist upon the Ratification
OF The treaty with the Dey, ard 10 blockade
his ports 10 case Of his adheFing TO his deter
G'inal;on of no, raifsing il without the brig
Of war he demanded was given to him.
Il was the general opinion, that the Dey
would rersis. III his demand, which would
render . reinforcement cf our squadron ne.
cessary to carry The bloekads iigidiy into ex.
ecu,ioo.
From tho moment Lord Exmorth's squad.
ron left Algiers, the Algerioes commenced
cpsiring thcr fo,,iGca,ious under the dirsc-
uon of able foreisa engineers, which are
nearly coWple,ed, and the deleois which
Loid Exmouth's attack pointed out, perfect
ly remcdied. They have slso erected furna-
ces to heat shot, SO that the place is eonsid-
cred very strong. III fact, The Algerines al.
ready aay 81 Let Lord Exmouth como again,
ii he dage!"
The Oey hes purchased several vessels Of
war, and IS actively employed 10 re.essblish-
ing his navy.
We also learn that The Spanish Govern
men, wee mahiog great exeIlions TO re tieve
their aiai's IN South Ame,ica, and that Gen
ersl O'Dounei had arrived at Port ST. May.
With = part OF the troops (about 5000 men,
destined TO compose u strong expedition .
Buenos Ayres, from sHich the mos, hs,,er-
ing results TO the royal cause, wrrr expected
From the impoyc ished stale ct the Ire,
sury, aud the efficiency of military supplies,
some months must probably elaps before this
expedition Can be fitted out.
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Al1hhirD,


la this town, On The i2,h inst. by the Rev; Mr..
Eady, Mr.Jons 5. MAxsos 10 Miss ABIGAIL eAR.
xEW, daughter of the late Capt Joseph Barker, OF
lhls town. III "a, a,tf =,
On sunday evening last, by the REV MIR Hieh-
cock. NJ, Nathan HANAErT 7 10 Miss ELilAskTN
MvMsoRp, daughter OF ,h, lac AK. Joseph Mumt
ford. -.
AT PssrsmO,nh, Con this tsland) on the lSlh Ipsts
Mr.. PRLHo L ooc .snALLio Miss baspoEr ALktS
dsugh.sr Of Mr. Peieg Amy, of Portsmouth.
DibD, s.
AZ P,yTous,, " G. Dec. 81, Mr. SAUNDERS MALs
soss, 8" Of ,he late Hon. Francis Malhone, OK
this town
Al Boston, ga the 18th ul,. Miss SssANNAE
Gins, daughter OF the late George Gibbs, Esq oX
this iowa IN the Goth year of her age.
At Erefer, on the 7th inst. Mrs yiRTvs cnAsx,
renct OF MI. Daniel Chase, in the 10th year Of hex
9g-, a =.
At .Aew Ha,vn, on the morning cf the ilth insl.
e Rev. TiNorHy DwIoHr. ID, u President ,oS
vs'e College, in the 65th year Of his age and tho
I'D OF his pr,sidency .lr 81,
A, Bosicn, Capt ARasrsoso tnvIsr. ofthe Us.
Light Artiilery.
A, Two O'Clock on Thursday morning. at hi houso
m Philadelphia, ALRxASp.h JAMS DALLAS. He
had been at Trenton for the purpose of trying al
importan' cause there. and probably great proFes.
sional fatigue brought on an attack of disease ID
mis- Kidneys to which he bad been tor some years
occasionally subject lie reached home or Wed
nesday ut , O'Clock, and he quilted life in the arms
ol his kmy.
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FIRE, In NEW.YORK.

On "Wednesday nigh, las, A. broks out
in the extensive brewery Of NJ, {, L. Breton,
iu ppwery which soon communicated 10
the ptlsii'lery E NJ. Dickson, to the Melt.
ing Hob vi Mr. hndrew Morris, Tailow
c. sydb. ,r .hs Chez -is,e Neaafsc,cry OF
NJ ahounah, and DwsIing House, adjoin-
ing all of which buildings we're wholly or
partially destroyed, with the principal par, OF
The contents Of Them, amounting ii is pre-
suned,o liulc less titan 100000.
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Of forms, in wha, |, fsAscribes. Nori. il af
es,cmeu. TO. the rNipps :. ,te word sored q
tire eoo,en,s being cemEcrly-n orrse ,tan
The inJis,,ncl one ussd4-- And u y fsvots Tho
case of the Officers OF ne Customs, j, Is sup.
posed the public ere 90, sbiilcienVy concern.
ed TO that to persis, 10 useless hrsgulsity
Wa will always give the psrties 10 ship:
meuis some trouble NJ bahimore.'
JAS II. N'CuILo, u, z ollsc,or
NJ The Editors OF Newspapers IN the
seapors Of The y. SIs,es arc requested IA
give this publictiiop.
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90 NG - nSG
IN SENATE
M9rdqy, January 6,

Monday, January s.
Mr.. Sanford, from the committee 20 whom
vas referred tha, part Of tue Pre,idsnl's Mes.
age relating to this subjest, reported bill
o provide for The prompt settlement of Pub.
&c Accounts; a bill to establish new Exec
alive Department., aud for other. purposes !;
md oiii concerning the Attorney General
Pf the United States.
These bills were read and passed to sec.
bnt reading.
The bIii for the estsbii sh nlnl of a new ex.
Fcutive department pevposes, that the new
iepar;meIt shall b. denomioaIed the Home
Department., and snail take charge Of the
cor espondence with Cove nors Of States and
9TH ;ers OF terri,oI les, the intercourse with
he lndan nations, aud the officers of the gen.
sral post office, the District Of Columbia, and
be pale0i office.
The bill providing for The promp, settle
mem OF accounts proposes, that the Offices Of
ccounlan, of tbe war and navy departments,
IND of superintendent general Of military sup
Plies, shall be abolished, aud that all acc cunts
~ the United Stvtes shall be settled and
,cjusted IN the Treasury Department. 1t
proposes also that there shall be four addition
Il auditors, a comptroller, and a solicitor Of
he treasury.
The bill concerning the Attorney General,
proposes taat an Office, fuel and stationery
Ind Gle k shalt DC furnished him at the ex-
pense of the United States.
Tuesday, Jannary7,
Mr. Goldsoorough laid before the Senate
~ following moiiep Prsoiafd, That the
President of the U. States be requested TO
sauss to be laid before Congress the amour,
Of money paid by The government Of the Uni
sa Sates for the services OF militia during
he 'aie waT, stating the amount to each res
pee i've Safe, and distinguishing as far as
possible what has been paid tor .be militia
called into service by authority Of the Exec
s,iys of he United States, and that paid for
such calls made by authority OF State, and
a what cases STATES have been reimbursed
bich have made advances for their militia,
specifying The State in each case as before.
M. Campbell, from the committee on
finance, reported bill requiring tho Direc-
tors Of the Bank Of the United States TO es-
,aolish an Office Of Discount and Deposite in
the District of Columbia.
WedneSday, January 8.
Mr. Dagge,t, from ihe com mite to whom
was referred the petition Of Thomas Law
ouu olncTs, EcPorteu Dui autnoriz'nS Tue
SAFE of certain groonds belonging TO the Unit
Cd otasss, in toe Cay Of Washington.
Thursday, January 9.
The bill for the relief OF Ohyor Specimen
was cad a second time, and referred to IA
committee Of claims.
The oil equiiog the Directors of the
Bank If the United States to establish an Of
6ce of Discoun, and Depasite in The District
Of Columbia, was read third time, passed,
and senk to the other House for their con.
surrence.
FRIDAY, January 10
The bills from he House Of Representa-
lives, supplementary to the act regulating
the du les on Imports and tonnage, and for
the di,charging of Nathaniel Taft from hts
Imp risooment, we're read a third time and
cc Ne ally passed.
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rh. Pria-e Rayai James, Victor Teasy, en-
cred his teens on the Sd March--he has two
sisters, Prineessss--There arc Ave /, inecs
Pf the blood. The Ministers and grand oific.
prs of the crown amount 70 twenty. In ths
Ieerage are dukes. l9 counts, IS barons,
bad 8, knights household consists of about
- chamoerlsins, almoners, secI ct aries, sc,
he z Qleen has Is ladies OF tho bedchamber.
besides her male a,tendants.--Thore are six
Fegimen,s of guards. The order Of Henry
boas,s upwards Of 80 members. la the ar
|ny We hnd marshals, 9 lieut.. generals, md
generals of artillery, 2 regiments /; Of en-
ulcers, corps of iniantry, 2. regiments
r. ID up, and otaeTs named Of cavalry, 2
fegiments; of naval oaicecs, Including the
Grand admiral, %, bSsides esden. Long
isis are also given Of tho Fiscal and Judicial
Department. The Queen holds her Court
Pn rhursday at o'ciock-rhe King receives
PETITIONS at teu O'Clock Oh the Scourt days,
Rnd seturns an answer on me Thu sday iol.
owing Such is me progress OF this settle.
|DenI The Code Henri, which das been
published, is thick volumn. The laws are
bf CO. = = ths F. prt ip al 81