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To Rent,

4 TWO STORY BRICK DWEi :
LING HOUSE, near the Diagonal
Pump; the house is large and co,n0,'-
dious having large garden, with the
necessary back buildings. milk and smoRe e
houses, and pump of water ia the YARD
equal to the Diagonal. For terms amply
re- WIN: VEIrCH.
December "a wfmu
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District of Columbia, to wit
November Term, 1917
Alexandria county,S

Alexandra county,
IN cHANcER1.
John I. Behooe. Complainant,
AGAINST
Beckwith Butler aud John Nickel, De-
PENDANTS
TIME defendant John Nickel not ha-
wing entered his appearance and gl-
ven security according to the statute and
the rules of this court, and it appearing
TO the satisfaction of the court upon ALL
dayit that the said John M'Keel is not
an inhabitant Of this district-on motion
of the said complainant By his counsel it
is ordered that the said defendant John
McKeel do appear he,e on the FIRST day
of the next court and enter his appear
ance to the suit and give security Tor per,
forming the DEGREES of The court; and
that the other defendant Beckwith But
Ter do not pay away, convey OF secrete
the debts by him owing to or the estate
or effects in his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant John McKeel un.
I'll the further order or decree of this court
land that copy of this order be forth
with published for two months successive
" in one of the public newspapers pub
Eished in this county and that another
copy be posted at the front door OF the
court house OF said county.
Test G. DENEALE, C. C.
Eahrnory o
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Lee's Ointment for the Itch.

Warranted an infaIlibIe remedy at one
application, may be used with perfect
safety by pregnant women, or on infant,
a week old, not containing particle OF
mercury or any dangerous ingredient
whatever, aud not accompanied with thss
tormenting smart which attends the ap'
plicatiUn Of other remedies.
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Take Notice.
January 60

TNHE subscriber being appointed trus-
tee by the hon. judges OF Charles
County Court, as court OF equity, for
the purpose of selling aud conveying the
real estate Of Timothy Darlington, late
of Charles county, deceased, will Offer
at public sale, on Tuesday the cath OF
March next, at the court house in Port
Tobacco, in the county OF Charles, part
of the real estate aforesaid, viz:
One tract or parcel Of Land,
containing AIS acres, lying near naviga.
Bile water, we'll supplied with wood aad
timber. This property is about miles
from Port Tobacco, aud s from the POto-
mac, on the road leading from Port To-
bacco 20 Dumlries a d Nanjemoy. The
purchaser viii be required to give bond
with security for the purchase money,
pavable in two years; and on the pay
ment of the same will receive deed from
the trustee. conveying title 10 the usual
manner on like occasions.
MALACHI ROBf.
Port Tobacco, Feb. Is tmwts
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Hdmilt0n'S Essence and Extract o.
Mustard,

A safe and eftectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism. govt. rheumatic
govt. palsy, lumbago, numbness, white
swellings. chilblaius, sprains, bruises, pain
in the face and neck, etc. etc.
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For Sale,

IvIAT large and cOnaodious three
story brick Dwelling House in King
street upper end, az present occupied by
Dr.. George F.Thornton. For terms ap-
NV to WIN, HERBERT, Jun.
May I'll Tvs
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Hahn's genuine Eye Water,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases d
the eyes, whether the effect OF ns'"fl
weakness or of accident.
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To Rent,

USIE HOUSE and GARDEN be
4 longing to the subscriber on Frank
lin street. The house is cnlnmo ilou''
the ssrden spacious and highly caltiva,
ted-l.so, well VI the finest water al
the door. For terms apply to
AUG. J. SMITH.
Dec. 90. WIFI
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Hahn's true g genuine German Corn
Plaster.

An infalIible remedy for corn', speed.
" removing them root ahd branch, with.
cut giving any pain.
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To Rent,

A coxvESIENr STORE and Dwell
"a LING on Prince.street, now oc-
Cupied by Mrs. Coleman. For terms
apply to JAMES "A Is
FEBRUARY t9 u
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HOUSES, LANDS. &c.
For Rent,

TYqE Rooms over and Back Bu'la-
ipgs attached to the Fire Insurance
GTce ~ Royal street.
Apply at this office.
December e5
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gives immaculate ana lastiH9 fchei !"
most severe instances.
Lees hfallible .asus and Ferer Dr2F'
For the cure Of agues, rsmittent ara
intermitten, feyers.
~At the place Of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures per-
formed by the above medicines; the nun, .
Der, Importance and respectfully o.
which, fully justify every article Of '''
advertisement.
Sold only wholesale ard retail, ty
JAMES KENNEDY 4 son
september &c AIns'st' A'sA'"'''
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Tooth Ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered w'.Sa
gives immediate and lasting relief III No
most severe instances.
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OCsIANIh;
In imitation of Bosrelt's Johnsoniauia

In imitation Of BosTetPs Johnsoniania
The learnei D.. K Ors asserted one
dav in the lobb of the senate chamber,
that man was Kissing animal" That
-(said the famous genera! B!uche7, who
was pr asrn', ard .hn is another Boswell
to the Dnctnrl-that deny. unless you
can p ave that man is goose"
The Doct~.-" Sir, il is not necessa
~ to prove a mar a goose in order to
prove him a Kissing animal. He msy
b. Kissing ANNUAL in a variety IF ways
d. yoa remember the case Of Leda ard
her eggss Nav, sir. will you be 10 b,'d
as to deny that it Jupiter had srpea ell
in the farm Of sander instead Of ivan,
the eggs of Leila would not lave beer
gnose eggs. and Castor and Po!luy his-ipg
animaEss Again. sir; in agine a case
which NAV happen in our own tunes
suppose real gandr to stand in the
place Of Jupiter, or real goose in the
place of Leda; and then suppose a
thing, SIR, by no means iap'- bill that
the egg produced BY such AZ amour
should be dropped upon dung hill, and
there Matched, in the Egyptia" manner.
bv the suns ravs, or the caluric contain
ed in the dung itself; would not the gus
ling frnn such an egg ne kissing AM
NAL? He might nave he form aud ou'-
ward exterior of a man. but in everv
other sense he would be a goose. YES,
sir, ,uch instances are knowt. Besides.
sir, nature is net 50 circumscribea in her
efforts as 'hnse who study little and think
less, appear to imagine and 100 'ften have
the impudence to assert. You are not At
ignorant as never to have heard Of Alex.
andcr the Great! Does not Herodntus
and all the antient historians # any ere
Hit. assert positively tha' Alexander wa
not the son Of Philip, but tn" progeny o
| Jupiter A almond, whn, ~ the fnrn OF 1
serpent, rolled in bed with his mother
| Alexander, sir. thus begotten, was his
| sing animal. These, sir. are cases from
7 the antients. established beyond the pos
,ibilitv of doubt. In6deis and hereto
onIy would have the insolence to avov
their disbelief OF them. Sir. We need no
look far to find among our cotempora,ie
a kissing animal and one who, in add
ton to tina, quality has many other oil tn
properties oi the viper"
TINS was the Doctor, as usual, victo
rious; astonishing his audience BY tn
prufundlty of his learning and that pre-
digi"us force Of intellect which show:
Zen it grasps its subject, the paw oil III
= tieh. London paper.
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attending tie commission, shall! b.
fraved equally bv the two paf'ies.-T
document marked c, shows the VI, J.
amount Of the United Staes' stars
the continssn, expenses. and Inst. r.
Their with the ore marked NJ, eyhlk,
several items composing hat smour,
From an examination Of these. itwG,
seen, that Sc $50. part Of the 8lO,:T \
90 to he sala les aud wages OF ue n
sistant secretary, surveyor, and obs,
emrloved. The treaty recognises The 4,
poinlment Of a sec ear, b, Name b,
not Of an assistant secretary ; and tfor,
II authorizes the employment Of sur.,
ors and other persons, as shall BE- i,dv,
necessary, yet the committee lrc'r.
t. the opinion, that ttese words d. :,
include The idea of any distinct oF,.
IF this. however the house will rI,
il~ themselves. If the idea, a. to ii. J,
si.ant secretary be correct, then hi, q
law Of $4,000 may be saved and il D.,
opininn al.o be Corr ect. a to The pr,,f:
cabiIit, Of ascertaining the bOand,,
without actual survey and map. G,,
there would be a very great saving. in d,
u,her items Of tine wages and eIpets.,
Of ners"ns concerned in the .uryev..
According to the opinion OF the COMM.
ee, that part ~ the expenses, which A.
rer.onsl to the commissioners, are DO
properly chargeabi@ 20 the governments
II for tie house ~ determine what h.
fluence the precedent under the treaty d
1894, hereafter mentiorad shall ha,,
to the exnen, es Of passsgc to the river %
BIZ decided au. ~ I" ID" residue, s d.
doc HI ert { presents then IN Mipg,.
detail, the h Ne have 0n Tie subject, Al
the Information which the comri,r,
have. General Porter considers tlln
was referred by the government genera.
" to the proceedings Of the ccn'aiss,a.
~s, under the treaty "t 1894, fer PIet,.
d IS, a I'd he was Of opinion, hat Il.
prec' dent of tho,e com .issionen j..l.
3 ) the charge OF lis necessary per.OR.
expenses. In relation to the opinion II
the government, that the commissioning
w,uld pursue the rules established IL
1894, see letter from Department q
S'ate. No. 4 Ike committee have pro.
cured fr"m that Department one Ie'tsr
ma ked L, If The Sd April. 1918, ard
ancther marked n, of the S'h Apt
1878; rhr FIRST OF 'hese states in sererl
terms, that no allowance was made t
tie commissioners for their personal u
penses. in addition to their .alsrles; N
second letter states, that the cOum miss
oners did allow themselves the CT III
gent expenses of their Passages b. .e
between the United States and the Rr
t'sh provinces, which became necessar
FIR the execution OF their dutie.; ~
that nu other personal expenses srptar
have been allowed 10 thsm.
In conse iuence Of the facts di-elos
BY this report, the House Of Represent
ti'es passed the following :e.olu 10
which was recommended by the comm
tee, and annexed to their report
Resolved, That the President of the
ni,ed S'at.., be requested to arrange vi
tn British government, some med
designating the boundary line under
9th and I'm articles Of the treaty
Client, which shall require less tine a
expense than the one which tine cCmnl
siOners have heretofore pursued.
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ing under the crimes OF earth, erscts his
murderous divinity upon a throne Of
skulls. and would gladly feed even with
a brothers. blood, the cannibal appetite
Of his rejected altar"
Of Bigotry.
She has no head. and cannot think !;
she has no heart, and cannot feel when
she moves, it is in wrath; when she
pauses, it is amid ruin; her prayers are
curses. her communion is death, her ven-
geance is eternity. her decal"sue IS writ
ten in the blood Of her victims, and II she
stoops moment from her internal h'sht'
il i. upon some kindred rock to whet her
vulture fang for keener rap'ne' and re-
plume her wing for q more sangulnar5
dcsolation"
Again of Bigotry, in the same speech
"In form fury, and in act a Demon
her heart fes,ered with the fires of hell,
her hands clothed with the gore OF earth.
whitening alike in her repose and in her
progress--her path apparent by the print
Of blood, and her pause denoted by the
expanse Of desolation."
Ola Catholic sending his son to the war.
suppose he sends his son, the hope
Of his pride aud the wealth OF his heart,
into the army; the child justifies his pa
rental anticipation he is moral in his
habits, he is strict in bis discipline. he is
daring in the field and temperate at the
board, and patient in the camp; the first
in the charge, the last in the retreat;-
with heart to achieve, head to guide,
and temper to conciliate, he combines
the skill of Wellington with the clemen.
cy of Caesar, aud the courage Of Tu.
renne."
OF ditto sending ditto to the bar.
"He has spent his nights at the lamp,
and his days in the forum; the rose has
withered from his cheek mid the drudge
~ Of form; the spirit has tainted in his
heart mid the analysis Of crime; he has
toregone the pleasures Of his youth, and
the associates Of his heart, and all the
larry entertainments in which fancy may
have wrapped him. Alas, tor whatf-
Though genius flashed rom his eye. and
eloquence rolled from his lip though
he spike with the tongue OF Tuilr. and
argued with the learning Of Coke, &c"
l. is the less necessary to multiply in
stances. because every passage which we
may ext act in the course Of these ob.er.
walton, is sure to ere"'plfy tie same
thiug. To be continued.
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T. The Members of the

Bib. Society of the dIstict OF C"Igm.
bia. residing in Alexandria. are respect.
fully informed that Mr.. James Mellow.
ell is appointed collector for the annual
subscription Of TWO DOLLARS, due the
Err, Of Septsnber, 1918.
Persons wishing to become subscriber
can enter the names in . book With
Mr. McDowpll.
By order of the Board Of Managers,
THOs. VOWEL, Treasurer.
Alexandra. April so
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~ Exchange Icfss Hous. III
WMARINF. JOURNAL. ~
PORT CT ALExhSDRIA..hPRIi 2S

PORT CT ALExAsDRIA.-HPRii ~.
ARRIVED,
sloop Fanny. Mitchell, days from
Baltimore with a full freight to n'er.
chants Of the district. saw Nothing bound
up from sea.
CLEARED,
Schr Hilan, Hand Philadelphis.
EmeIine, Meekings, Georgetown
MEMORANDA.
Schr Come;, Graham. at Charleston
2lst inst. up tor this port.
Stenm Boat Report.
The Washington GIT up at 5 P. "
Saw no ohe than inland vessels b9una
up.
Litter Bog at the 4. C. House:
Ship Potomac, Captain Bradford, TO-
Liverpool: 9th May.
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ALEXANDRIA:
THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1918.
Npw. Fork, 9prii 81.

We have received, bv the Atlantic.
Liverpool papers to the 9th u'timo. and
London rapers and shipping lists to the
e5th, Inclusive.
American stocks AZ London. March 10
Six per certs '04; 'hreeS 70; bank
shares sol. (thirty) dull; dollars So oil
Markets, London, March s5.-Cotton
there has been little business done IN
cotton. The sale since our last ha. little
exec .drd 6oo packages Fernam uco es
led Bahia q 4h Rice there
continues to he demand for Carolina
rice. Corn-foreign wheat in grana'v
met a very limited dema"d A moderate
supply of new, arriving in fine condition.
would meet with immediate sale.
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PROM GIBRALTAR.

Glib, altar, Jan. 90.
There are three Tunisian vessels o.
war here; they were chas d in b' the
Portuguese, who have 'hpefrieates watch
ins their MOTIONS. The Americans con.
'in"e 20 carry on a great trade t" the
NediterraneaH, no!aithsta ending the b l.
n government have thrswn o 'en the
in ,rcourse in British vessels from the
IA t.lndia possessions, which will be
D objective OF much go,d. The Ameri-
can ship Gange., arrived here trsm Ma
niI!a and Baavia, brings 500 tom OF su-
gar, 100000 lbs. Java coffee, 10000 lbs.
indigo. &c.
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Fom the .fugusia Chronicle, Spril 49,
INDIAN BATTLE.

Fom the .fugusia Chronicle, .6prrl ls'
INDIAN BATTLE.
Capt. Calls, who has just arrived in
this place from Fort Hawkins, has PC
Iitely furnished US with the following
highly important intelligence
About the 9th inst. general Jackson at.
tackled and burnt the .Mchrsuekee To,rn,
with an uncomfortable loss on his part
The loss of the Indians is not stated
Previous t. and alter the acton number
of the enemy surreudere! themselves pri
soners. All their resources, (among
which were 1000 head Of cattle, we're
taken or destroyed. The celebrated pro
phet Francis, and one Of the principal
chieftain. were hanged.
Gen. Jackson afterwards proceeded t.
St. Marks, and took possession OF the
fortress without opposition. 1t the i'm
preston that this blow has been so deci
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MECHANIC RELIEF SOCIETY

MECHANIC RELIEF SOCIETY.
The anniversary meeting Of the Me.
chauic Relief Society will be held in The
long room Of the Exchange Coffee House,
on Friday, the lst Of May, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ
A punctusl attendance Of the men,
bers i, expected. as the privilege grsnt.
ed by charter Of congress will be acted
" A Dinner will be prepared It tn.
house Of Mrs M'DougaIl. to be served
up at Q O'clock, for those meu.be-s vito
wish to partaAe.
BY order Of the President,
JAS 8. SCOTT, Sec'g.
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TrxcH R1yeoLD. of this city, has been
appointed by the President. to be Mar
shall for the District Of Columbia. IN the
place Of Washington Boyd, resigned;
Nat Intel.
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M;Red-rril'r, Ipril 10.
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.

LATEST FROM THE ARMY.
A letter from Gen. Glsscock 10 the ed-
tors Of the Journal, dated Fort st. Marks
7th April, states. that on the lst inst. a
skirmish took place between the advance
of the army and portion Of the Nicka
suks Indians, (most of them fed on the
approach of our troops.) The Tennessee
detachment rushed forward, and partici
pated slightly in the action; they hid
one man killed and four wounded-seven
Of the enemy we're slain their number
of wounded ~ not known. Gel. Hender-
son OF Wilkes coun y, is stated to have
killed an Indian chief. the same who is
understood to have headed the party that
murdered Lee and Letters while crossing
Cedar creek. The day after the skrmi,h
Zen. Games was ordered with one thou
sand men to scour and lay waste the ad
jaceut country. He did so, but the enc
my had disappeared-fye negroes were
taken BY him.
Foul-Town, Mickasuka, and som.
others have been destroyed-1OOO head
Of beef cattle, and several thousand
bushels Of corn have fallen into our
hands. Gen. Jackson has taken posses
sion of st. Marks, a Spanish post on the
river of that name-,he command pro-
tested against this measure, but did no,
think proper to oppose its execution with
force The Army has marched against
the town Of Sawanney, distant about
thirty miles, and it is expected reached
there on Thursday last; but It was not
believed that the Indians would make a
stand at that, or any other place. Some
having surrendered themselves prisoners,
and the rest ave been di.psrsed-so
that, the war with them may be consider
cd nearly at an end. The milr'ia from
this state, ye understand, will be march
ed to Traders Hill, and discharged in a
lew DAYS. Capt Arbuthnet, British
"fficer, was captured at St. Marks. II
we mistake not, he was engaged during
the late contest with Great Britain, in
stirring up the Indians to hostility agains'
US, and comma. de for sOUe time the
negro fort erected on the ApPalachlcola
which was subsequently demolished by
our troops.
BY the hosting the British Dag, ssvera
indians were decoyed on board Of some
gun boat, that ascended the 81. Ma X:
river the 5I,t uit.-among them was ;
chief, aud the prophet F ancis, bot &
whom were hangcd-ihe rest were llber
a,ej. St. Marks, when taken. Wa
strongly fortified, had twenty pieces u
heavy ordnance mounted, and was garri
ssned by about fly men, who have sine,
embarked for Pensacola. Mlntos
whose vigilance aud enterprise, merl
cornmendation, has captured about To-
more prisoners, JOURNAL
Fom the .fugusia Chronicle, .6prrl 49,
INDIAN BATTLE.
| Capt. Calls, who has just arrived i
this place from Fort Hawkins, has pr
Iitely furnished US with the followin
highly important intelligence:
About the 9th inst. general Jackson a
tackled and burnt the .Mckosuekee To,rl
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Gen. pesram is elected Representa-
i've to Cong, eSs from Virginia. to supply
tie vacancy occa.ioned by the death OF
Col. Peterson GOODWIN.
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s;ve, that the war with the Indians is
now at an end, and that the Georgia MI
litia will soon return tn their homes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-20
FRIpAY. MARCH Is.

On motion Of Mr.. Hubbard. Mr.. HaIc.
Mr.. New, MIR. SGwyer, and Mr.. Hitch :
cock, the committee on the Post Office
and Post Roads were instructed TO en-
CURE into the expediency of establishing
Post roads from Utica 10 Augusta in New
York; from Richmond to Keene in New
Hampshire from Louisburg 10 Hardens-
burg III kentucky; from Lewisburg TO En-
field in North Carolina and from Mer-
GERM Pennsylvania TO Br0okteld in Ohio,
aud from Warren 10 Canton in Ohio.
INTERNALIMPRovE
The House again having resolved it,
self into a committee of The whole. Mr..
Smith. Of Mary land, in the chair, on the
resolutions III favor the power and duty
of Congress to authorize the making Of
Roads and Canals within the several
states :
Mr.. THcker concluded his Speech in
favor of the resolutions.
MIR. PinddH delivered SpeecII on the
same side of the question, of about an
hours length
Mr.. Orr followed on the opposite side
OF The question, In a speech of consi9era-
bic length.
Mr.. Clay then again addressed the COM
mlttee, about two hours, IN su port ofthe
resolutions, and in reply 10 their
opponent.
Mr.. Nelson spoke short time in reply
to Mr.. Ciey, and
Mr.. Clay briefly reioined after which
The committee rose and reported The
resolutions TO the House and
The House adjourned at half past five
o'clock.
SATURDAY, MARCH II.
MIR. Rhea made uniavorable reports OF
The petitions OF Peter Helphinsione and
others, Of John Anger & others, oil Samu-
ell DOuihet, and Of Joseph Little all which
were concurred in.
Mr.. 4. NJ. Nelson made unlavorable
reports on the petitions of John Whiting
and OF Patrick ii. MAIDEN which were
cOncurred in.
Mr.. Foyney reported bill for the re-
lief of the heirs OF Adolphus Burghsrt,
deceased; which was twice read and COM
mitted.
Several reports were received from the
Commissioner Of Claims, and the Secre-
tarles of War and Navy, on cases of pri-
vate claims.
The bill from the Sonate, " respecting
the transportation ofpersons of color for
sale, or To be held for labor" was twice
read and committed.
The bill from The Senate, &C TO extend
the jurisdiction Of Tire Courts OF The Uni
ted States TO cases arising under the law
relating 10 patents, vas twice read aud
referred TO tie committee on The judi
Ciary.
On motion Of Fir. POiRdcafsr, it was
RcWired. That the committee on internal
improycmenthe instructed TO enqnire irto The
exrediency OF aPpropriatinG reasonable sum
out OF the proceeds Of the sales Of The public
lands IL the stale OF Mississippi. 10 the OMEN
ing and Improving the navigation OF Pearl %.
yer, ~ said state, 70 be expended under the 81.
rection OF the Secretary ot the Treasury.
On motion Of Mr.. Moore, The commit
ice on the post Office were instructed to
enquire into The expcdipncy Of alicrinc
tie pnsi road from RearcrioWn, Penn.
To Crerrsi urg, 50 as 70 pass through ibe
vi'lgc % Brighton.