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F'OR LOCO0N-

CyztJAs To the address OF messrs joba 6ii,i,i e.
-A.-.sss son, with liberty of consignment the gord
eur WI, Capt. Eeatng, ncw az City Poini tn cont
Iec '"auihg mneGiately-one half OF her cargo being
ALREADY engaged aud soirg beard she viii he des
pachsu Nlthou delay.-for fregh' Of the remainder
"ppe 10 WILLIAM GiLLIAT.
..n
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vi ioN hNhS.-fhe snhscriusT has iust frrci, ID
- an extensive assortment of the ebo,e srcIe ~ ri
"'Ho'rS "hc5 he will sell at the Baltimore Msnufse
'o Prices aud ~ pack Ia quantities 10 suit purcIaeys
-- IeS. Q, oz..I BERNARB PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

~ otiCE... ON the 3lSk d0g Of December f5T AZ
i"lsy Coles tavern IN Chesterfield sevt,a ntcross
nc'.hsie 70 ne estate OF John Fore dec viii be HIif
LOT the ensuing year. Among them is GOOD ,njIISr I
Dec. q 62(2)7t' JAMES POrE Adm,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

w am ehuRL's COTTON & w0OI. cARDs.--
~ j." e"hs'an supply IN boxes, assorted, for sale by
~. % OE..oi OTIS. ULNLOr co
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n We are authorized to state, that UiW.
en- y. Letois at present d representative i'm
Congress, from the district Of Campbell, &c.
health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

Departed tnis ate, Oh hufsday the Sd inst
abontS O'Clock. y. NJ. affe a lingering illness
OF nearly six months. ROBERT S. NIXON,
IN the 3Sth year Of Iis age. IhOugh he had en-.
emies, he " as friendly to all aud tie eaemy of
no one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

% william Jackson is bright mua,to about rs or
." years oiage, ee2 inches high vel sci SONAR.
"nt' inciined 10 he bow legged aud bald headed bas
sou" ScaTs On his head, Uf his lhunis "a about The
- " tue neii ana fierce aspect lie has been confn.
Ell III he nr"iteitary banse of This siaie 40 -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08
by the C0Js,H0r ~ tie CDaslAouteu.fh OF J1,rI1I1
Proc TAXATION.

A Proc LAhATION.
SVHEREiS IL anp,-aTs U.si wtIIAu JsCKsoN
~ wa. commit "a 10 tbe iaI bel couity and
enncrdtl az examining coHrt held FOR said CONT, for
iia ~ thr enpins superior court cbarcsd witl,
st'de boise ahN taai the William ia, kso balL
esC;pH ON Tue SAID Jaf have ikeTeioTe Ibour IN n,
WIN 'e advice 81 Tie e1lc @. state - issue IA mo-
S'a!atiol, berehy Offering reward lgo huudreu d,,
Is 10 any persnu or persons Who shall appfeind and
t"FcY 10 the Jail aforesaid the said W Jackson Ara
2" moreover require all officers civil ard mnr, ara
eShpft the good people Of the To use ibeir
nest tndeavots TO aPprehenh aud 10 be IL aoye
as The law directs ~ ~ az WIN
eiven under my hand as governor and under The
re-. , sea OF tie commonwealth at Richmond mi,
lSeaJ am gay of December, ia Ike year our Lord
1915, ana Oft commonwealth the 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

MhRIEDl- On Tuesday, November 20. bv
the KEY. J0TdOH DottiR. MI THOMAS X
BASS To the anIabic and much admired Miss
MARGAitEi WILLIAMSON, eldest daughter
OF Robert ~ iG.iHsOn, Esq. al VI Chesterfield
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

1 ithuM ioS tle Literary and general Improvement
ot ioON6 LADIES. .Afier short sacation ar
Christmas, the grammar school for the uie,a,y -,
n"' o. me ,onnse' pups viii be opened o lie
TERMS OF TUITION
IN an TIE irHnrles at English etucaIinn for rr,,,s q
.rs's "ih 80 ;,a'ierT years old, yrsr. : g.
gy'ha = y &c pref .ei, aaGsThing To- aye. 4 Milo, in
tish.A Italian Latroi UeeL hall the above pI;.
81 cenis per moEtL c2rgss Tor qai.ls pape, ;uk ,e
nsed ia school. r~F = ''"' e~S'
5 ? " annum for school trcs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

I AND FOR SALE. BY virtue OF a deed of iyust ~
eenied TO US by Warner Lewis on The 27tbday &c
to.o, 10 secure 10 John Woodson tue payment If
snHffy sums Of meney therein mentioned ". q iiinn 10
W. ar 81 Iaai'4oTg neat william George's Tavern
~ tNo cht oi 6oocfanG, sell for cash tract az land
".hhs Oy siitaiioI 4tO be The same more or
lying ~ Gcochaud aud bounded 10y the lanes NON,
% la,e oi peVerruS Jaifai, George Holman wiz am
h".hs" si"d Gavin Tnipn much tle,eof as nav
" '"citni u pay S2l5O with intetes, from lie dTt
uay OF ihis present nnnh uu paid together with lie
~ an cNcelen' Rei2bofbosd the greater psri 81 !, -,
VSsa ana 70 capable Of producing Cue tots eco ma,
mI'Cn y eedie1 is fe and in Que condition fer Weld
JNOMAS PEMBIRfoN
49, o.. ot-.W9w ARCHIBALD BRYCE. H.
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Cob EMS

-. Lofter1 EfchaRee tL1Tce. ITO Market .Sfrcsr
where tue Capitals 81 So 900 ard 20. 100 dollars wer.
srld an tue last lottery d'aNil baltimore aud where
AoNE CAflrAL PRIZES lace been oJfsincd thah az
any ether G;.cf tAs 4fb1cvic0.
- Pihe tickrts IN any OF the lotteries received iu
painsn orde,s by mail, post laid M meet as here
io"fe, The sane prompt altenii as IL on rersoaI an
pHsduon, doustssed 10 J. !. COHEN, Jr
n,., No. 10, Market ST. Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

EsANANAN from ar. Jaiurs RI rlfieOr s. b0yr, H. -,
- hiieo) sen'e time IN last month negro man, am,
"a Din abOH 90 years OF are II is supposeS ihat he
" no" inikilg ahont Richmond or ~ a:r sCotn.,i.s
nlehs IN msn"hestsr, where he has q wife. p..tgye
Ie"ad Of twenty dollars, pay ~ Trasonae. ev
pehees 10 any pefson whe will secure Lin IL, iij or de-
hVI him 10 the subscriber fesdine In Ci,r5.Tg eId
0o,nll. ANDERSON EDWARDS
t-te7lutI >.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08


ESOhNOKE NAVIGATION C0MP4NY-Afa met.
ad0pte6- ''''''" " aS
appearing to TIE hoard that CTS shares Of a. .,or
:" t1ls tOip1Hs remain 20 be suhscTfted or ftb. 80
star"s reservcd ~ the Of sofn Carolt1s No, ~
eu"edj u IS ordered that the Subscription be rOnsd
open ~ Rober Johnston. reasuifr Tor lie I. ID c,a
shaTes, until the 18Th ~ December aud no lorgy n
IS iuriher ordered, that Hotce be given ofts ,,c, -
kBquiitr. WILLIAM auIpN St.v ''
''ss-sssssss
50 meeting or the president and Citer,crs o,,Fe
h"ahoAe N'ig"toH Company, " ordered thai lie
s"ckhoidcts rny INTO the treasury on the InI osv of
DECEMBER next, hfieen dollars on each SHARE hv t,ru
fe'pecuvely held n addition ne stslncni ALREADY
dns aid ii1t the treasurer ADVERSE he same G,th
VITA IN ibe raleigh STAR dnd Richmond tnqRiref
ROBtHf JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
Rocs Landing. oeloher p,eeiinr 1919. 69.4t
IRON SFEEL....iO toss sWedes Iron I a Gin. wide
d z tons do. DO. inch square
30 tons Nat county iros well assorted
z DO. square DO. u a-e inches
8 do. large hoop ifou-1 DO. small do.
10 do. plough plates
; do. country sister steel
do. English do.
ton real German Steel
do. spike rods
I DO. nail do.
tons English castings..,.PoH sALE BY
Nov. .. 5S..Wsw DREW. BLflR CARk0IL.
,gNAKE notice thai petition VIII he pfesentea to he
legislature % Virginia ~ their next session, for leave
In build toll draw bridge the river Occognsn
from sian reef south in Oceoqpan 70 tbe lands of
subscracrs The ops usiir shore
which viii be fully stated In said petition
ANDREW BATTLE
Eoyenberg1. so.use JOHN TAYIoF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

which contains an official dispatch from
the Governor of Cumana, Don Thomas
lie Ceres, TO Gen. Morillo, dated The lst
of November. He states, that lie had i'm
tercepied the enemy's correspondence, he
became apprised of his plan to attack him
by sea and BY land that he Immediately
took the necessary measures 10 defeat il,
by concentrating his forces al Cariaco,
The place That VAS first 10 be attacked
that this was executed with such ceieriiy
that the revoIuiionists were not INFORMED!
of il, who commenced the attach on the
3lsi Oct. With 900 men, commanded hy
Marino, Moutes. and Cedeno ,iiat they
were soon routed, ard that, on one road
only, by which they fled, they counted
100 men killed, end took 800 muskeis...
The account adds, that the royal troops
continued in pursuit OF the enemy. with
directions TO follow him as far as Cuma-
naCca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

The Philadelphia Gazette says, That IA
statement, incIudin. all the points of in
formation called for by Mr.. Spencer, cx-
cepiing such only "a are precludedb by the
terms Of The charter, has already been
communicated 20 government, by HE
Bank Of The United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

NORFOLK. Deceraber 3.-The sloop
Theo. Armistead, Capt. Brown, arii ed
here Yesterday evening from York Ri
yer, with Major Albert. aud Lieuis. Adams
and NIrNeal of the Army--irom sur
vey OF York, Piankatank, Weir, East,
North and Severn Rivers and Milford
Haven.
We learn That the u. s. Brig Prone.
ilIens, 1t. Com. Finch, has been con-
demmed at New Orleans, being found um-
sesworiby. [BeacOm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31
POSYSCRYPY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Tiiere was
yesterday transmitted to the House of
Representatives, by the President, in con
tormity ia the resolution of that body,
calling for further information relative
10 the state of our Relations with Spain,
d number of Documents amongst which
the most important is letter from Mr..
Secretary ADAMS TO our Minister in
Spain, dated on The 2Sih of last month.
This letter is devoted 10 The examina-
lion of the Note from the Spanish Sc
cretary of Stale, addressed TO our Minis
ter, Mr.. ERvING, respecting The events
OF The laie war with the Seminole Indians
and the invasion OF Florida, which, thro'
tn" medium OF the European newspapers,
has found lis way TO this country, and
doubtless TO all the Cabinets of Europe.
The letter of Mr. Adams may be re-
garded as the replication of the American
government 10 the Manifesto Of the gov
ernment of Spain for such the letter of NJ.
Pizarro became, by the unusual and oslen-
tailoGs publicity given to it. In this light,
the letter Of Mr. Adams becomes highly
interesting State Paper. lis leHgtII does
net deter us from promising il To oar rea-
ders in our next; though We will not ven
ture 10 say when we shall be able TO pub
llsh The documentary evidences appended
10 IT, consisting OF more than seventy diff
fereni papers, some of them very curious,
and all OF them, from their bearing on
questions Of late much agiiated, well w0r-
Thy oil publication. Nat. Int.
All British subjects are said 10 have
been ordered from ST. Martha, Spanish
royal town OIL The Maine, i'll lat. IL, n.
long. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31

The company, OF which ilRce fiflhs are
already taken 10y Individuals, would ena-
bic them TO complete lie road stale
nlett of the situation OF this company is
snbioined marked To
The Board of Public Works have called
the attention of Tie Legislature 10 such
objects of Internal improvement as appear
10 be proper for The public patronage. II
the whole should not meet with the APP
probation of The Legislature, they viii
liaye IL III their power to'make selection
OF the NEST important TO the public inter-
est. To enable tIie Legislature TO iudye
OF the effect of tie proposed appropria
tions upon the income OF the fund, a state
ment (marked Wis subioined, showing
that effect.
The beard is not unmindful of the i'm
pOrtant considerations connected with the
navigation Of the James river and Kcu-
hawa, and The connection of the waters
of these rivers by some convenient mode
OF communication, 10 which the attention
of the Legislature will be called more
distinctly in a supplemented report. II is
supposed that the preliminary arrange
ments necessary 10 be made before any
works can be actually commenced on the
James river or Kenhawa or the in,erme-
diate country, if the Legislature should
direct any thing TO be done in that res
pect, will consume the next year.
A note Is annexed TO statement V.
showing that the fund will bear withos,
impairing the original capital, appropria-
iions additional TO those recommended
III this report, of co, COe per annum, af-
ter the next year, until 1922, and after that
time, Of about S 100000 per annum. If
larger sums are necessary to any impor-
iant object, some OF the most valuable of
these now recommended must be passed
by,
All which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES. p. PRESTON, Pres.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31

HOMhUNICAIED.
MARRlEDl-on Saturday evening last by the Rev.
Philp Courtney, SIR. CHARLES q. aNDI RsoN, OF
Prince Edward comfy, to the much admired Miss SA-
NANNAH 5. NANCE, Of HenTiCo county.
-------------s-.s=r<cSaascG Cd 2sazz.Ra...------
DIEDl-At TappahannocS, JOHN HALLE, Esa. col
ecor OF the customs for the district
Virginia.
On sunday last, at Nottingham his in Spotsylva-
MIA county, Va. Gen ALEXANDER SPOrTSWOOD a
distinguished oiiicer of the revolutionary army.
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Lnud IN Rent or LenSe

Land To Rent or Lease.
GEVERAL pieces above and below the city Of Rich
- mondi from quarter Of mile 10 miles would
give advantageous leases to persons that would make
each for that pufpOse-or would rent for farming
None need apply without good recommendations.
have also fire God, posts, and timber within the
dstances, that would sell standing.
De. ~. 7i..st&w2m NEIL @CopLL
WE. Lewis Chsndoin VIM Hodges, sea. aud Richard
Mare UHte, taken up by James Holman sijer being
duly sworn. certify that the sad stay mule is
about I'VE old, and abnut four feet six inch
es liigh that size is II darn bay color having ~
brand NOR iuaias, except knot The right hinJ leg
just abooe The footlock and having owe shOe on aud
thai We have appraised her TO seventy dollars.
LEWIS CH4UDoiN,
WM. HODGES sen.
RICHARD JANIS.
COPY, Teste VIZ. MILLER, C. CuOchland G.
Dec. "a. 7I..9i'
1--WE pOILAWS REV tRD. --SnaJ ed or stolen IRON
the subscriber on the night of the 26b inst.a siral
GREY MARC, about four six inches lirn she has
small kuot The inside Of her right fofe ancie hich
occasions her 80 go lame when trottiHg and on tie
sane foot she has two three scars which sup
posing a. be ring hone; aud she is also very much
crease facnThe above rcwafd will he given Tor the
delivery ofthe said maze 10 uic(She formerly the
prprcrtY ~ Dr. Hawkins, dec. ana Is very Wr known
Dec. 81 u S. OSGOOD.
o,IrUArlON wANTED.....A mau Of sober aud indus
> tfols habits. lately from Europe aud who under
stands the fatming business all It's branches wishes
situation as oveTseer.Refefence 10 be made to Mai
George, of Richmoud.....Any orders directed u " H.
at this Office. will he ltesded 10. 7i..3is
RTgGROHs 10 HfRE.-wiIi We hired at The Man.
' chssIcr Exchange. THIS DAY, all tie Negroes
belonging IT, the estate Of John Friend, dec. consisting
Of men women, boys and grls-the boys sre al well
accustoued 10 The tobacco iactcry.-Bends with ap.
proved srcafity will he feguucd. JHO. Sail, Adm.
De. 81 II
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I1vfoi,D ACspEmY.-Tb- next session viii CO..
- Iture on tie 81 Januafy rsNt--sir. Francis re
be. graduate % Yale Co'ieg. has e,npio,e,
principal Of this inttttsn Tor tie ensnius i,.t '-
Is recommended by the president 81 q AZ insu;iol
a'nong the most respectable bis class in nnp. 4
scholarship. Industrious mi sober III his hahits
and competent n the various Lrarchcs of acstrails.
n.lrnctlon." lie IL accustomed 10 the duty at
teacher, having been engaged III academy Ia New
YORK Mt. Edwin Paschaiis engaged as an assistant
h's gentleman Is native o this psrt Of the ccrn'rs,
mas, THIS year. DAD rhe charge aoade, In Nifat.
ma and is neil 4nai,d 10 discharge tte duties OF his
station.
Miss Giiswold Who has beer employed in the Loris-
nus. academy with 50 much credit TO bcfsef aud nse
tness 10 The pupils Committed her care viii snps.
ihtrud the female experimentation her reconnenja-
u"u, we have employed Young lady from ihe north
WHO -e intimate friend, aud cttry scay qualified 40
give the aid she may requirr.
Music viii continue TO be taught hy NIL r co,s;s
III with Confidence and uDfeigued pleasure, tia, The
trustees eau Iecoiheha Their insrt:cu TO The public
patronage. They trust that The exertons tley have
made, ana the great expense they have Incurred in
founding their insuiuti-n and In The employment lie
best qualified teachers aided by strict DISCIPLINE and
every proper attention To The morals and progress IN
learning OF the students, will be daiy appreciated
WILLIAM ~. SNEED,
JOSEPH u. LirILEJoHN, =
THOMAS BOoTu.
THOMAS o. GTrLEJOuN SoniSIltee.
SAMUEL tiiLLMAN,
SIbrHlN *. SNEED, -
oxford. a. CT Dee. 81. .I..fsliw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31

~ LoRToN, }fiaiafHTe PaiNfer, at his roola
Drc.7. Go III
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4 LhsSiCAL SCilOol.-r. HJNsrAL will continue
- ms classical seminary. the ,eai in the cIani-
ueS opposite the Swan Tavern where il has rren kctt
heTetoiofehis course OF tuiion will embrace pei,.
nal snip, English grammar, the Latin aud Greek len.
seases cohpoSition geography tcsether with Tie use
OF Tue gl9pes, vggar arithmetic algebra geonetry tie
several anches OF practical mathematics logic hi.to
~ nnohy. and the rudinients ofnatn al piosopby
$50 per year.
Inc following note is respectfully added the iafor
so ~ sueh as are ormdy he Interested in ihe above
schuoi-it NAY in some measnr. guide them IN ,brr
conclusions whether an extensive aud liberal pal-onage
uss peen neIted and whether iiufe cenhenCe cav be
With safety repSScd.
ne nnuerw tiitep hayiug ii,s request OF Mr. Mum
sen, attended the examination Of his school, Mondsy
Tue zsh INST deem It but justice To staie that Az
wen pleased with his method of teaching and that his
ilrrarl qualifications are :.iy adequate The tack
which he has undertaken We think him Justly eut
To patronage RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE,
JOHN BUCHANAN,
JOHN u. BLAIR.
Dec. al z,w.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31

II is believed that the iucome ofthe fund
for internal improvement for the current
Year Willie about Sl25, 900, including the
balance of the last years income undis-
posed of. Upon which will be charged {:
The annual expences of the Board. in
cludins salaries and expenses of sur.
,eys. probably. .................s6 .000
The 3D. nstalment OH the Roanoke stool. .I2 .OsO
ihe ith do. do. do. Ii. 900
The last Instalment on the Dismal Swamp
canal Sto' k............. ...l5 500
The ist in>ianient upon the stock of the
Monougaiia Navigation COMPANY
which, will probably be subscribed at
an early period. .l5 900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31

gina at Petersburg. drawn by Duncan Cameron paya-
PIE TO myself OF order, date5 22d Dec 1915 for z25
Tue check IS not endorsed by me, aud notice having
been lodged at the banS payment will be refused .
should il be presented.
This notice is therefore published to prevent any
fraud being practced on The public.
THEoDORiC b. BANIsrER
Petersburg, Dec. 81. 7I.3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31

The Deputy Commissary General an
Halifax, has advertised for 100 900 Spa.
aisb dollar. % b. paid foT r5li.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31

ICES Pafs~t Brass Rolling Ji1,ioH C2ocaS nifh Look
- arg Class Cases.
E'HESt late invented Time pieces can be recommend
ed, as superior In tile principle of The nIachueIy
20 any heretofore inveuIed, and in one they combine
Two useful aud ornamental pieces Of furniture without
any additional charge. One which is now In operation
90" De seen at he house of I'm. CoeaH, who viii keep
Il tohstant supply Of them. Dec. 81. 7i.5t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
MESS a 9.!no
Fellmp Citizens # tn Senafe,

Fetlo7p Citizens u tn Senate,
Ana sftle House Of Retresentatiqes--
The auspiei"us circumstances under
viii h you will commence the duties
Of the present session, will tighten The
burtnen. inseparahlc from the high
tru-t committed TO you. The fruits of
the earth have been unusually alum
dant; commerce. has t'ourished ths
revenue has exceeded The most fav0ra-
bic anticipation, and peace and amt,
are prescribed With foreign nntions, on
conditions just aud hon rable to ON.
country. For these inestin,able bes-
sings, We cannot bat be grateful e..
tn Il providence which watches over
the dcs!inirs Of nations.
AS the term limited for the opera
ton Of the commercial convention
With Great Britain will expire carl,
in The month Of July next. and il wa.
deemed impnrtan! that there shOult
be pu interval. during whiri,, that p0r.
ton Of nur commerce which was pro
vlir,, for by that convention should MOI
br regulated, either by arrangement,
bcrween the two governments, OF by
tie authority ofrongress, the ministe
ef,he u. s at Lun,i.,n was instructed
early in the last summer. TO invite til,
attention Of the British government t,
tie subject, with IA view to that object
lie WAS instructed TO propose, also
thai the negotiation which it wa
wished to open. might extend To tn
geu raj commerce If the tw" rountrje
and " every other interest and unset
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Al ~ o. Lock precisely, Mr.. Speak
er Clay took the chair:
A quorum being present, messages
were exchanged with the Senate 10
that effect.
N!essrs. Taylor and Baldwin were
appointed on tue part of this houss''
oil the ,ioint committee for waiting Q
thu president.
Tie Sre aker laid before the house
the Constitution Of the State OF Hi
nois ; " hi, h Was ordered to he printed.
After the usual order rrspe, ting
newspapers, &C.,
he House adjourned to fl O'Clock
to morrow.
OFFICES OF TIE SENATE.
November, 1918.
John e lizard, President pro TEN.
pore.
Charles Cults, Secretary.
Mounljo> Bailey. Sergeant at Arms
Henry Times. Doorkeepcr.
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs.
Henry Clay, spe..ker.
Thomas Doushrrty. Clerk.
'rhuna, Dnnn. Sergeant at Arms.
1liomas Clayton, Dorekecpcr.
Be- .it,nin 3urh. Assistant do.
In the Senate. all committees are
appointed by i,a''n;; IN the House Of
Representatives, b, the Speaker.
The Clerks ia the Offices Of ti,r
twn houses are appointed by the So.
cretary and Clerk of each House res
prrtiyrly.
The Officers Of the Senate are eler.
ted to serve during pleasure; those
oil the House Of Representative. birn
ni,ily, at the commencement of tile
first session Of each Congress, {,
serve until the commencement of tlle
first session Of tbr Congress ensuing
From the Intellisep er Extra, Nov.tz
This day at IL o'clock, the p'esi
dent Of ,hr United States transmttr,
to both Houses Of Congress. by hi
Secretary, Mr.. Joseph J. Monroe, th
following
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
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,Noreiaber II,
CONGRESS-
Mon,i.,, Nov. IL, 1o1s.
IN SENATE.

Az mepl'iaO, N1r. Oasuafus o. o.
Carolina, the President pro tcmngrt
OF the Senate. took the chair
a guaranteeing present, a mcssag,
was sent 10 the House Of Representa-
tives, notifying tia, body OF the iar1
A .ommi,see W appointed, jniuil,
with committee 10 he appointed i,
the other House, for the purpose OF
waiting on the President OF the Unite,
States, to inform him that the twt
HOUSES were organized. ~. Messrs
Macon and Daggett were appoiotes
on the committee on the part oil thu
Senate.
A committee Of eDgrossed bills was
appointed, consisting Of Messrs. Rug.
giles, Dickerson and Morrill,.
A committee Of accounts was APP
po nted, consisting Of Mcssrs. Lacock
Daggett and Dirkerson.
Mr.. Morrill, offered a resolution fol
appointing joint library committee
and Mr.. Wilson a resolution for ap
pointing a Chaplain to ea' b House
both OF which resolutions received
their first readings and. after adopt
ing the usual rule respecting newspa
pers.
The Senate adjourned.