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Amelia Island.

On motion of Mr., Sergeant. The President
was requested TO lay before the House, ifnot
inconsistent with the public interest, any com
municatons made TO the Department OF State
relating TO The occupation of Amelia Island,
not heretofore communicated.
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A bill authorizing the payment of
fun of money to the officers and crews
of gun boats No. $40 and r54 paned
4 bill fixing the hrif Monday of No
vember for the next meeting of Congrefs,
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SATURDAY, MARCH 21.
Meeting of the Congress.

On motion of Mr. Taylor Committee
was appointed 10 inquire into the expediency
of providing by law for an earlier commence
ment Of the next session Of Congress than the
stated period.
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ii tie motion Of Mr. Clay, 10 provide for
sending Minister 10 Buenos AyTes:
Messrs. Smyth, Of Virg. and Nelson oppo,.
ga he motion and Messrs. Holmes, "a
Mass. and Tucker, Of Nirg advocated H.
when the Committee rose, and had leave y
sill again.
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House Of Representatives..

FRIDAY, MARCH ~.
committee on the subject. reported il "a
YOUR Of The exrediency Of oloaeing draw-
back on refined Sugar exported and upon the
expectation Of Spirits distilled from foreign
materials Laid on the table.
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Neutral Relations.

The ldll " 10 punish certain crimes against
The y. 81 as amended in Committee of the
whole, was discussed.
After some debate, Mr.. Lowndes moved
that the bill and amendments be indefnitely
postponed Negatived-Yeas 79 NAYS 10
The bill was further amended and the
question, Shat ii be read third tine pas
sed, as follows Yeas 95, Nays 81.
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n bin rrefcribing the manner of de-
Gliding CO troy :rsiss between two or more
States, was read hfa time.
staff of the Army.
A bill to reduce the taft of the army !,
and to provide new fyitem Of fupply-
ing the army with rations, was reported
To Dir bill proVides FIR The addition gftbs
present yG5fem Of tppfJing The amy, AMI
Jor The appointment q a Commi6a,y Geaers
al, Ct. az in fbs revolutionary 7uar. Re,
ana bis c.5yfaHfs, are 70 giue bands for The
5atbni discharge cfth6r duty and are
subjected to the nE.al rsJtrieti9ns
Reports OF the general account of the
Treasurer of the u. s for 1877; and
Of the War and Navy Departments. TO
Oct. 1917 were laid before the Senate
The PreGdent of the u. S. by nsf-
hge, acquainted the Senate of the nego.
tiatiops which took place lat year with
the government Of the Netherlands
which was read
II committee on the fubject was in.
ftructed to report on the expediency OF
the u. S fubfcribing for certain flares
in the Kentucky Ohio Canal Company.
A bill TO Increase the compensation
of certain Judges Of the Court: of the
u. S. was poitponed 10 Wtdnefday.
Adj to Monday.
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The late Duci.-The Savannah Museum
oflhe oh inst gives The ioIIowioe letter
from ST. MaFy's, under dale ofthe fist Of
March.
We haze Witnessed in this place % day,
most melancholy scene--the burial OF q
Mr.. Keasly, and Mr.. ! hornby, two fine
promising young men, neither Of item
aged ? years, midsbipmen, belonging 10
the John Adams
These young men were so severely
wounded in rtncountFe which took place
between them on Saturday evening, shat
they both expired yesterday--the earth,
TO-DAY receives their cold remains But a
few DAYS past, they we're blessed with health
and strength, and we've enjoying that hope
which IS the companion of youth, and
which was particularly fattering to them.
A triaing disagreement ensues-,bat
fashionable folly, called imherioua honour,
demands it, they meet and fight, and shortly
appear, unbld IN the presence ofthrir Gre
a'or, regardless of,he expectations Of the
future, of~eeping parents and connections.
or the hidden mysteries Of the grave.
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territory and Indians within her limits,
and in consequence TO fulfil The treaty,
ought not to expose the United States
to other and greater injuries. Where
the authority of Spain ceafcs to exit,
there The United States have right 70
purfue their enemy, on a principle 81
self defence. In this inltances the right
is more complete and obvious. becsuie
we ihaH perform only what Spain was
bound to have performed herieR. To
the high obligations and privileges Of this
great and facred right of felf,defence,
will the movement of our troops be
arictly confined Orders have been gle.
en- to the General in command not 10
enter Florida unlcfs it be in puriuit Of
the enemy, and in that cafe TO refpect
the Spanifh authority wherever i is
maintained and he will be initructed to
withdraw his forces from the province, as
fcon as he fhall have reduced that tribe
TO order, and fecured our fellow citizens
in that quarter, by satisfactory arrange
ments, againf its unprovoked and favage
hoftilities in future
JAMES MONROE.
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SPHNLSR C6pTLLRsS

The ship Beaver, of n. York, anjb.
Canton. of Salem, with very yalusbI,,,,
goes, and large amount Of specie bs.i
from the y. 5. to the n w. Coast n
Canton, have been captured by SDns
Roval Cru zers, for having been. IS i 81
o Valparaiso, a Revolutionary PORT, wh,,.
they sucht d for wood and water Uns.
this pretence for capture, all our yc,yI,
from Revolutionary Ports on the Atl,aa
are exposed. Bot short time since Ma
riilo issued proclamation Of blockss
thereby indicating that he had no riehtd
capture @ibout. And our goYernnn
protested against that blockade les ioa,r.
tensiNe to be legally kept up. Il was iss
wards revoked. Besides, British Yss.,
seem to be permitted by Spain 10 trade t
the Revolutionary Ports. But The Bsswr
and Canton do not appear to have been svs
trading. -9+e-
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MONDAY. MARCH %

A report 'nfavOuraus TO petitions from
Castine, respecting duties paid TO the u S
for goods landed while the British possessed
that port was laid on the table.
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was read twice, and pofponed to the 3rtt
infant.
4 refoution paGsd, directing the Sec
rotary Of stare to prepare an index to the
laws and resolutions of Conerefs, to &C
company those ~ each FELTON,.
>a ,lal Flag.
The Hcule, 81 nnittee, took up the
bill to alter III lg # the Y. States
The bill ~ IS, hat after the AN
July next, the LIZ ot the u. S be Ibff-
ten horizontal ,tripes alternate read and
usllte that the Union be twenty NarS'
whre in blue field and that on the
adn1inion of every new fate into the u
MON. ore Star be added TO the Union OF
the Flag, ID take effect on the 4th July
then next fucceeding such admilhon'I
IYedaesday. March 25
The bill from The Senate respecting
the pay Of Brevet Officers, was read twice
The Neutrality Bill PafIed, and was
TENT 70 the Senate and the Dill 70 eitao-
lifh the National Flag, paaed to Be en-
groned.
Minister TO Spanish Patriots.
The Houfe, in Committee, again cob
fidered Mr., Clay's motion for an appro-
priation for Minilter to Buenos Ayres.
After MIR. Clay had concluded fpeech
of three hours, in fupport of his motion,
he was anfwered by Mr.. ForfYth, in a
fpeech of two hours, when the Commit
tee rofc, and had leave to fit again.
II Mei1age from the PreGdeut See
Senatf's procrediagsl was then read.
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b Y THE MAILS.
BOSTON, APRIL |
Supreme Judicial Court.
March Term, 1918.

March Term, 1878.
Yesterday came on for trial the case Of the
commonwealth OF Massachusetts, againsI
the Managers Of the State Lottery.
This was an information ia the nature OF
Quo Varranto against the defendants,
upon which they were summoned into
Court, 20 show by what warrant they assum-
ed the exercise Of the Office Of Managers Of
said Lottery.
They showed in their plea that the said
Lottery was granted by the Legislature of
this State, TO raise The sum OF 10000 dollars,
TO aid the Propfietors of the KeHnebec
Bridge in rebuilding their Bridge and tha,
The Proprietors had appointed them in vir,
tue CT the statute granting said Lottery 10
act as Managers thereof The issue ives to
the country whether the defendants were
duly appointed Managers. he jury re-
turned verdict for the defendants, that the
defendants were duly and legally appointed
Managers of said Lottery as they ID their
pleadngs had all, dyed.
BY the report Of the Comptroller Of the
Treasury of the State of New Yotk, ii ap-
pears that DANIEL ID loMPKIxs, late Gov
ernor Of that State, stands a publ defaulter
in the sum Of $50, ISL 81 ceDts,-" totally
unaccounted for" and that there remains i
balance of ST43,44o 8S GEMS, which ands
suspended until further vouchers and expla
nations shall be furnished by him, to shew
that they are properly chargeable 10 the
state.
Our readers may have seen by last
weeks congressional Journal, that an agent
of the Spanish patriots pei toned Con-
gress for redress of The grievances which
he alledged they were suffering BY the con-
duct Of the President. The House Of Rep
resentatives very properly refused 10
receive the petition.
Is il not a reasonable con lecture that this
agent was advised to this measure by some
Of the Patriot farty in Congress z II is well
known that many Of the western members
are displeastd at the neutral ground which
the President has tax u, and are disposed 30
quarrel with him on that account. ] his
conjecture gains some strength from par
agraph which appeared in Kentucky pa.
per of The 2lst Feb, purporting TO be an
extract OF letter from w ashineton, dated
Feb 6'h, in which it was stated there were
several South American agents in Wash
ingtoO, aud that they had it IN conts mpla-
ton "fs affcoL 70 Co"sress IN relation to
the Frrcuire measure Of spnpfessiag the
establishment al Amelia Island
Worcester SPY.
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IburJddy, March &C.
On motion of Mr.. TRouP, the com
mittee on the militia was initructed to
inquire into the expediency of letting
apart and appropriating the dividends
which fhall arife from the flares he'd
by the government, in the Bank of the
United States to the manufacture of
arms and equipments for arming and
equiping the whole body of the militia
of the United States.
A bill TO incfeafe the compensation of
the Judges of the Supreme and Dinrict
Courts of the United States, was taken
up, and poffponed until 1hurfday rext.
A bill in addition to the act for the
promotion of Ufeful Arts, was poltpon-
ed for fortnight.
Amendment Of Constitution.
A refolution propofng an amendment
10 the Contribution, TO give Congress the
power to appropriate money for the con-
itructIon of Roads and Canals. with the
content of the States in which they are
made, was poftponed to July next.
The bill TO reduce the Staff of the
Arn'y, paffed and was sent to the Houfe.
Increase of Salaries.
The bill to increafc the Salaries of the
Heads of Departments. and of the 1T.
torney General, was again conGdered.
filter much discuflion, the bill was pas
led to third reading (Ibe salaries
proposed BY this biA are, to the Secretary Of
Sfate and Of the Eedmry 6soo dollars
each, FER ann. tie Secretary Of War and
tie Navy, Coco dollars each The Httsrney
Gfneral $500 and the P9tfniafer General
1000 aoAars to commence on The frf Of
January, 1918.
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The Evening Post says" Another II
the accomprices Of the mail robtc,s has
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
JAMES MONROE.

-Four engrofTed bills pafied. and were
TENT TO the House, all private but one,
concerning the bounty TO filming vefTels.
The bill TO provide for the diftribution
Of the Laws of the U. S. was poftponed
until The fyf Mcnday Of Tnh next.
Army Staff, Sc.
The bill to reduce the Staff of the
Army. was ordered to be engrofTed
The amendment proposed for the
fubititution of a Commissariat inftead Of
fulfilling the army by contract.)
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Tuesday,, Marcb "a.

tuesday, Warcb ~.
II refolution directing Medals to be
Aruck, and prefented to Gen. Harrifon
and Gov. shelby, was reported,and read.
MIR. Mead.
The Committee of Foreign Relations
reported a full view of the cafe of Mr.
MEADE, imprifoned in Spain, recognize.
ing The wrongs of Mr., Meade. and de-
claring, fubftantialy, that if the demand
of the Executive for his releafe be not
complied with, the offence ought to be
vi6ted with fevere retribution
a bill to iDcreafe the falaries of the
Heads of Department. was reported, and
read.
A bill to efablifh land Offices in the
diltricts eaft of the island of New Orleans
was taken uP,snd rejected,I2 too. Adj.
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Mcndar. MnrCb d.

A bill for the relief Of the Merchants
Bank in Newport, was read 6rf time
a bill concerning the bounty on fin
ing veiiels was ordered to be engroned.
a bin TO alter the time Of holding a
selTlon of the Diitrict Court in Maine,
was ordered third reading.
II bill to authorize a fubfcription for
1900 copies of the nth volume of
WATTS State papers, paiIed.
II bill regulating the pay and emolu
mems of brevet officers, also paGed
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The House, ID Committee, again consider
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New Books.

LEST recessed on consignment, and for sale
6y tie subscriber,
TALESol my landlord. second series
New tales, by Mrs Opie
Zion's Pilgrim. By Robert Hawker, D u
Events of the French Revelation, by the
baroness de Stael: O'ReiIey's Greenland
Iohnson's quario dictionary, vol. /
Tavlar'S Arator, l,h edition
RaSle's tour on the continent
Snlage sermons; OlWe-Branch
Dwight's geography for schools, in which
Europe is divided according 20 the late act
nj ,br congress of Vienna Also,
A few copies Of Bible News or Sacred
Truths relating 10 the Living God, his only
Sou, and Holy Spirit, by No,h ;, wG g
AM Oct l6 ROBERT GRAI.
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Jones's Point.

TIME subscriber presents due respect TO
the gentlemen Of Alexandria and its
neighborhood, for their liberal encourage
ment since the commencement OF his es-
tahlishment, and solicits continuance OF
their support, informing them that be COM
mences, on Monday the 18th instant, Oys-
ter suppers, which viii be continued during
the season, and for choice wines, liquors.
and moderate charges, cannot be excelled.
Those who have not visited his tavern, will,
on trial, find his accommodation to surpass
their expectation.
Gentlemen who wish to become subscri-
bers for duck shooting this season, Will
please to forward their namesto me, as the
numberis limited, and only a few are want
ed to make up the subscription No per-
sons permitted to land on the point except
his friends. THERE'S good carriage road,
nearly completed, and a worm stable Tor
horses. G. JONES.
Jones's Point, October l2 II
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General Land Agency.

FrNHE subscriber at the request Of seye.
raj non residents and under belief
That an agency of this kind is much wanting
m the state OF Kentucky, will undertake IN
i,irre, TO give NON-RESlDENTS such
information as they may desire respecting
their laads-will also undertake 10 investl-
gate claims, pay taxes, &c.
tie has also formed connexion with Mr..
Samuel Smith, OF Kaskaskia, and will un.
dertake 10 have transmitted and recorded
Deeds for Military Land in the Illinois Fer
ritory, and will also undertake to have en-
tered Public Lands in said Territory, and
Eyes paid tor non-resldentS.
He has also an agent at Washington City,
and will undertake To have any claims upon
government liquidated aai settled.
The subscriber still continues 10 practice
LAW in the several counties Of Fayette,
Wcoliuri, and Jessamine All business
ropfiel 10 his care, VIII receive the strict
est attention. DAN. NC, PAYNE.
Lexington, Ky. july llih, 1918
iOc,uber iSl Zt
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French Language.

W.N. L.4.NPHIER
INTENDS opening an Evening School
Il on the 18th inst. at 7 O'Clock, for the
purpose of teaching the udimentS OF the
French language. Applicants can leave
their names at Doctor STABLER's shop.
The following certificate is subjoined for
their satisfaction:
Trdnsiation.l
Having had the pleasure of a daily inter
course with MI. Lanpbier for several months
past, we the undersigned certify, that from
the profound knowledge he possesses OF the
French language, no person is more capa.
Bile than be of teaching its rudiments and
different idIoms (Which constitute part OF
it), and indeed the most correct pronunci-
alton. We have also had an opportunity
of conversng with several of the scholars
of the same gentleman, who, without ever
having been in France, speak good French.
PAUL nj. GEBERT,
(Signed) Doct. and Surg.
EUGENE SHERIDAN.
.alercadria, Jlle "a, 1918. Sept
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50 Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED on Saturiaymoruing, the
"a 18Th lust uegro George, OF George
iir,in, the property Of Miss Meal, by
srade mailer. and understands some part
OF he blaeksmith's business; he 10 about
so wears Of age, 5 feet 6 or inches high,
stout made, very black complexion, large
eyes and meuth, with thick hips. Tie Is
very arif,il fellow and has been in the habit
OF GbtruGiug himselias free man, and viii
no doubt attempt 10 ? ass as such, and pro-
baby get worS-has down look when
suoSen to.-His clothes not recollected, ha-
wing various suits.
A reward of 10 dollars will be given It
taken in the town or county 20 in the coun-
" Of Washington or Fairfax, or the above
reward il taken % miles from town, with
all reasonable chargeS 1t brought home.
Masters of vessels are cautioned against
har5oring or carrying off said runaway, as
they viii be dealt WITH according to lax.
JAMES SANDERSON.
Augustl7 Is
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Exchange & Brokers Office.
Georgetown, District Of Columbia.
ROMuLUS RIGGS.

A T his Office, next door below Craw-
"A ford's tavern. Bridge-st, Georgetown,
will exchange all kin 5 Of Bank Notes on
the most reasonable ,erms.>-All persons
who may have notes on the banks of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
would do well to call on him, as he is
largely in the purchase Of that kind Of mo-
ney, and will take It on the most reasona-
bic terms .-Persons travelling TO the West
ern Country may at all times get the Bank
Notes of the Western Banks alta fair DIS
count, by calling at his Office. For the ir-
formation of all persons throughout the U.
States, r. Riggs makes it known, that all
of the Banks of the Distrist OF Columbia
pay their notes on demand ip pecie; and
i would be much to the Advantage 81 the
merchants, and trading 10 the South and
west, 10 encourage the circulation of the
Notes Of the Banks Of Georgetown, WASH
ington and Alexandria, as il will at all
times answer for remittances TO the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons emigrating or travelling to the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes of the Banks Of the District OF
Columbia, as they will find them the most
current, there being no counterfeits on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank Of
Alexandra has long zmce failed-all per-
sons should be on their guard, as they will
be Imposed on. August ~
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Gone to the Southwark or
Westward.

A YELLOW WOMAN; called Celia
n Detcher, in the Esd year of her age,
about 5 feet or inches high--marks like
moles on the right side of her face, which,
with several letters on her left arm, were
made with india ink. She is about four
months gone in state of pregnancy-fol-
lowed her husband, Jim Clark, yellow
man, who was purchased from this place
and taken away in company with large
number Of slaves, about two week ago, by
a man Of the name of Basset. 1t is suppo-
sed they have gone TO the westward Celia
was born free, and had with her notariai
certificate of herfreedom, and description
other person. Her mother, the subscriber,
is much afflicted by her manner of gong a:
way, and desires that any humane people
who may chance TO meet with her, will
persuade her to return, being apprehensive
that when she gets into strange country,
where she will be unknown and out of the
reach Of her friends and those who would
be likely TO protect her, attempts may be
made by some avaricious and unprincipled
persons, to deprive her of her liberty, and
sell her for slare. Should any such al
tempts be made, Fifty dollars reward will
be paid to any person who will commune
cate such information as shall lead to the
conviction Of The offenders, and the recove-
HANNAH DETCHER.
Alexandra, October6, 1919.
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Ten Dollars Rev ard.

DAN away from the subscriber about
n the 1,h of August, Negro Women
LOUlZA-she is 25 years old, about 5 feet
FIVE inches high, and stout; has some o. her
front teeth out, and is apt to laugh when
spoken to she has sister Marinda and
a mother living in Georgetown, one above
Semmes's tavern, and the other on Herring
Hill, where she has teen harhored for two
weeks, and left there to come home, but
has not done so. Iexpect she can be found
in Georgetown or Alexandria, where she
has many acquaintance. will give the
above reward if brought home, or lodged
in Jail so that get her again
ROBERT HARPER.
Prince Georges CO. Maryland,
September 5 dit
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Boot and Shoe Making.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his
L. friends and the public in general that
he continues 10 carry on the above business
at his old stand in Fairfax-street, next TO
The Fish, sfarket, where he solicits share
of custom, as nothing on his part shall be
wanting TO give perfect satisfaction. He
flattcrs himself that his materials are OF the
very best quality, and his workmen are ex-
celled by none in the district: He has Sc
lected from New-York and Baltimore the
following articles for the Use Of his jour
neymen, viz : shoulder-sticks, shoulder
irons, rankees, threads, stamps, ranbacks.
iiggers with and without handles, avis OF
every description, heel-balls of fine quail:
ty, colt handles, pincers, hammers, sand
paper, rubbers. ran files, rasps, tacks, shoe
horns, patent pincers,waS swl halves, Rus
sia bristles, bones-with variety Of other
articles in his line. He will employ
T1oo or three Journeymen,
to whom constant employment and good
October e6 GEORGE JOHNSON.
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New Publications,
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