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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-30

d bic fragrance as Tor it, efficacy in the
cure, OF recent ca.arrh and slow nervous
headache, isused and approved by the pre-
sent professor OF chemistry in The universe
'yot Cambridge, Mass. and by some Of the
most respectable gentlemen Of the faculty
N the United States-Itis also particulars
recommended by DR. Warehouse, late
rofessor of the theory and practice of ply
ic, IN the above seminary-mhose certih.
cate accompanies each hot Sold by
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON,
Sole Agents for Alexandria
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-30

Dor Freight,
ESE The scEr FOUR-BROTHERS, A.
49, Burgess, master; burthen 800 bbls !;
she will take freight TO the West Indies OF a
southern port. Apply to
A. ADAMS, Central wharf.
Who offers ior sale her cargo consisting of
25 NJ lumber
40 bbis, n. L. rum
25do. gin
90 Go. mackcrG!
ca boxes chocalate
30 reams wrapping paper
9 chests liyson tea &.
Ia bbis. beef
So boxes candles Nov. 25
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Bryan HampsOn e. Co.

AVE on hand, and offer for sale
IL 85 hhds. D. 100 bbIs list T. Cd quality
Muscovado sugars
SO hhds. bright molasses
so do Jamaica and Antigua rum
10 bags prime green coffee
4 pipes London part. Tenerille wine
10 do Sicily Madeira do
80 quarter casks Malaga do
4 cases London mustard containing
pound 8. h.t pound cannisters
hhds English alum
1900 lbs. madden
A few tons patent shot, assorted sizes
White lead in kegs
1000 lbs. bees wax
'G $50 s DS:ss'' si Sss ''0" }sALr
400 tons plaster.
With a general assortment of groceries,
and constant supply of the best family
flour. september 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-30
For Freight
L.yrrruoi Salt. aGoat.

h.yryNuoi S;ir. aiioat.
f.'lIE IIOf SAND bu. Liverpool coarse
:, sat i.nDo 40 blown salt, the cargo OF
NNS WY ~, capt. Lorine-ior sale by
VA. rOWLE, .& Co.
|3o fa2c also for safe,
, ID" cargo ol big Iay-Master, captain
zinc" iron, s.. Johns OF
-ir tans plaster
bids West India rum
50, "" cargo al the Schr Rolia, captain
'i''t, ct Too Tens plaster
'ri the caS-u ui schr Planet, Prince, Of
- l'ue plaster.
t'n,R- trom the sIoop William g. Mary,
VF, C.r"an, ir,m New-York
D' p 1t quail Russia Drcr
20 10 90 Ravens
- For Freight,
,,-ssN The brig MARY, David Loriug,
'..-s.' GtS'"r; carries $500 hhis flour or $50
:. ri 'gI'ccn; is a good vessel, aud can
w '''dy to- = cargo in few days.
Ai>o, for reight.
50 Tie new brig PAY-MASTER,
s.. Prince, master; burthen about
.'' 'di'e'>, arsl late vessel.
F'ar Sostcn & Portland.
s. The schr. ROLLA, capt. Pettee,
5SAs''S part ct her cargo engaged. the ba-
~ ,,. "''''a be taken as freight on reasona-
"i4'S Apply as shove Nov Is
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The Subscriber.

sNlNDING It necessary to close his bus E
> ness, in order to collect his debts, re-
quests all whose accounts have over run the
usual credit. to make immediate payment
As no further indulgence can be given.
The business in future will be. cCnducteC
Inder the firm of HENRY G.. SLADE SEQ
at the old stand, who is fully authorised IL
make collections, sc.
nov 8 DIFF CHARLES SLADE.
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For Freight,
For Freight,

* The ship AIR-TRADER, bur
S:tshrn 80 aa Is. or 5000 barrels.
iisO,
rf,C0LUMSC$, hur.hen 900 barrels.
Also,
q, Lriy TENCS, hurlheu 900 barrels.
Also,
.,rl.l.3- ALLEGRO. hm,hcn COZ hhis.
Aqp'vn JOHN II. LADD Y Go.
S-Nvr1r -
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John Ramsay

John Ramsay
1T AS imported in the ships Boston, captain
III Finlay, &. Potomac, captain Bradford,
direct from Liverpool, handsome assert
ment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
which are now opening, and offered for
sale on accommodating terms.
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Cantnn Grapes. &c.

T>HREE boxes Canton grapes Of superior
) quality and assorted colors
case FIRST quality flag hdkfs now landing
and for sale by " FOWLE 4. CO. ',
Who have also landing from sChrs. Elizabeth
and Hope & Phoebe,
100 boxes candles (Sampson's BRANDY as
sorted sizes
100 sides red sole leather
20 bbIs tanners oil. nov g
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-30
Boots s Shoes.

ET7lLLlAN TRUE. basjua received and
" offers Tor sale Oh the most reasonable
.erms, general assortment Of ladies', geh.
temen's, and chilGren's coarse and hnA
SHOES, suitable for the present and aP.
proacbing season, and warranted good
ALSO, =
general assortment Of mems and boys
coarse and fine Hats. All The above articles
are offered wholesale. or ret; il at The lowest
Baltimore and Philadelphia prices.
October % It
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Ja!lu II. t.add s. Co.

Jolu II. i.add s Co.
NtiEE Tor sale the cargo y! the brig Ar
y yuS, from Providence, viz
$3.50 hn,heIs ground alum salt
90 hhd,. \. f.. rum
Ii chests 80 boxes young hvson tea
Also the cargo OF Schr. Gold Hunter,
J11l bushels ground alum salt.
A>o thr cargo of schr Mary,
ia2 Tons plaster
~ b,ls No. | t. 9 mackerel.
For Freight,
81, The superior brig ARGUS, Perry
s-.s.- HnwcnS, master, hurthen 1900 b6Is.
'rs sill Ne ready 20 load on Saturday next.
Ne Aa''la" Ga;utjty Will be taken TO any
1'srl r.atmry be approved.
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NOr Freight.

+5S Tie very fast sailing and superior
i%..ss,.f packet schur DASH, John Griffith,
r1,sr. huriheu $50 bills freight to some
rr.y tic West indies would be preferred
reaai home. ani the master is well quail.
G.'ig AXE lac consignment.
.AIso, for Freight,
" The good schoonerSiX-SlSTERS,
:. : u MAYO, master burthen 800 bhls ,
,ny'.nt 10 BarnuIa. the Nest Indies, or a
gl.ae.U port in preference. Apply to
JOHN II. LADD g. Co.
Who have .HrsaIe, 1000 bushels very fine
na,.sca, 0ulataes. nov 20
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For Freight.

For EreI%ht.
9M, The schr. Susan, captain Ames, car
.ssss:sS ries about Hoo barrels, is new yes
sci and sails weIl-wiI' take freight to the
w. Indies, or to southern port Apply to
ABIJAH ADAMS.
Who offers forsale her cargo of $50 tons plss-
plaster IN STORE,
30 bags coffee
loo sacks salt
500 barrels tar
80 bbls \. F.. Rum.
lohhdS. moasses
10 DO sugar lst quality Dec. 6.
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of be steamboat Washin StOn.

Of ias Steamboat Washington.
.,,1r steam boat Washington will com
r,-ace her winter arrangement on Fri
-. rc,ojng. the 18th inst. and run as fol-
,,,-.,s.--,eaye Washington, at 5 A. NJ. stop
...,av,odys about O'clock arrive in Po-
..,', Creek in the afternoon the Passen-
800. II, ~ on 10 Fredericksburg that evening
gs.q,aIq.. leaves Potomac Creek the next
.,.,..mg when the passengers arrive from
-. .e-:.s,surs. In this manner the boat
...,r,a i ,wu on the one day and return on
''' CHARLES WALKER, Captain.
mr.. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

The engrossed bill to extend to Cadets disa.
bled in the service the provisions of the act Of
the2fth OF April, 1916, TO increase the pensions
OF iusalids in certain cases, was read third
time and, on the question" Shall the bill
passf' II was decided in the negafirs-so the
bill,was rejected.
The Speaker laid before the House report
OF the Secretary OF State, exhibiting the names
ana respective salaries of the clerks employed
in that department..
SEMINOLE WAR
HE House resumed, in committee Of the
whole, Mr.. t'nsseft in the chair, the considera-
,op OF the report of The military committee,
&c: ON the transactions OF the Seminole war.
Mr.. Hopkinson addressed the committee
abont two hours aud half, in a speech OF
qnai'iied APPRECIATION OF the conduct OF Geue.
raj jackson.
MIR. Anderson, of Kentucky, occupied the
remainder ct the sitting in defence OF General
JACKSON, aud opposition TO the report, &C. but
nau not hnished his speech, when, lie having
given Way for that pun pose
lie committee rose, reported progress. and
the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

make them mors commensurate with the du.
ties required OF them
MIR. Iichenor obtained leave aud introduced
agreeably TO notice. bill tor the better orga.
nization OF the Treasury Department; which
was twice read and referred.
lie Senate then resumed, in committee of
the whole, Mr. Macon in the ckair, the consi-
Iteration OF the bill prescribing the mode OF
commencing, prosecuting, and deciding con-
troversies between two or more states.
This bill (Which is very long, embi aciug of
course numerous provisions relating TO the
various process aud proceedings TO be observed
IN ins,itntiny and prosecuting before the
supreme Court controversies between differ
ent states) continued 10 produce much discus
non as well on iisprinciple az its details.
In the course of the discussion. MIR. Eppes
moved TO postpone the bill inue iiiitey. as the
best mode ofgetliug rid OF il altoget Their, which
he desired; which motion was decided in tie
neyativc as follows.
YEAS-Messrs. Barbour, Eaton, Eppes.
kiUg, Lacock, Macon. Miller, Palmer, Roberts,
Sanford, Stokes, TAFT, Williams, of Ten. vii.
sonia.
NaYS--messrs. Burrili, Cr,tenden. Dar.
gett, Diekcrsen, Goidsbotough, Horsey, John.
son. leak., Morrow, Noble, OTIS, Talbot.
Tnyler, Thomas Van Dyke, Williams, of Miss.
10.
The Senate then proceeded in maturing tire
bill, but, before gettin. through il, the Senate
adjourned TO Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02
DOMESTIC.

WASHINGTON, January 29.-The De
bate yet continues IN the House of Re-
personalities on the subject Of the Semi
mole War, and we shall not undertake TO
predict when it will terminate. Several
Members of distinguished ability are vet
expected 10 address the House on ihe
question; and, though the debate has
occupied ten days, We should not like 10
lose the benefit of their illustrations of
the subject. On The other hand, there
are many important subjects demanding
me attention OF Congress, which we fear
II VIII not be in their power To act on dur
ing the present Session, il The Debate on
inns subject be much longer proiracted.
The Maryland Censor, and certain wri-
tiers OF letters from Washington. seem 10
tlink we have erred in not admitting this
TO be party question. We are, howev
OF the same opinion still. Ii will not do
Tor The Censor 10 argue, from the rancor-
Gus hostility of one or two federal prints,
10 General jackson, which has been fes-
tering these four gears in their bosoms.
that all those whose judgments lead them
10 conclusions on abstract questions of
public law different from his, are his en-
emles, nor yet that they are Federalists.
lie better course, on this occasion, il
appears TO us, would be instead of fomen.
ting into hostility of feeling what is but
aiherence OF opinion on a particular
question, TO suffer the National Repre-
senfatlves each 10 enjoy his opinion, and
discharge what lie believes his duty. in
the manner prescribed to him by his own
conscience.
Parties, IN governments, lave been
usually classed with reference to certain
political principles, or with reference TO
The persons who are the chief admins
traitors of public affairs. Considered in
either of these lights, glance at the
names of The speakers on II is sufficient
10 shew, that the question now agifaied
In the House of Representative is not,
and cannot be properly regarded, as
party question.
samuel D. Ingham is appointed, by the
PRESIDENT, to he Marshal of the Eastern
District OF Pennsylvania, vice Jshn Smith,
resigned. mn L,t
January ao.-Itis stated, in some of the
papers, that Major General JACKSON has
gone 10 baltimore. This is mistake
he IS still in this city but, it is under
STOOD, before returning to his residence
In tennessee, proposes visiting Balt;-
more, Philadelphia, and New York. no.
| We are assured from tie highest authority.
that the Office Of the Bank ofthe u. States
IN tins city. has not, in any Instance, discount.
ed on Stock beyond its originator. par value,
ana bel,eve the committee of Congress to
hare fallen INTO an error incident to all ,uLere
great variety Of matter and numerous az
counts are submitted for inrestigation.
lCharleston Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02
FROM THE ISLE OF MAY

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Byf the arrival
th,s morning Of the brig Beiridere, cap
IAN 'ocei'n, IN 33 daysJ'om the Isle of May.
ne learn Mat, on the 24fh Of December, tie
day SHE sailed, a Portuguese schooner ARMED
there from 81. Jdgo, NTH c67cerS, troops
ana e""S,Jor the purpose Of erecting ferilf-
cat.oHS, and putting the place IN posfure of
dfte"ce against farther depredations by
pirates and Patriot prirateers. n new
general, from Lisbon, had recently arrived,
10 fahe command at Porto Praya, st. .Jago.
Com. Adv.
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FRIDAY. Jan. 20.

Mr.. smith, of Md. from the committee of
ways aud means, to whom were cOminitte d the
amendments of The Senate TO the bill making
appropriations for the support of the navy for
the current year, reported their agreement
thereto and the said amendments subsequent.
~ passed through committee of the whole,
and were concurred in by the house.
MIR HOpkinsoR, from the committee on fhe
judiciary, to which was referred tie hill from
the senate, to extend the jurisdiction of the
circuit courts to cases arising under the law
relating TO patents, reported il without amend.
ment; and the biliwas ordered to be engrossed
for third reading.
The amendments of the Senate 10 some pri-
vate bills, heretofore referred, were reported
with the concurrence of the committees theres
to.
Mr. Robertson, from the committee on private
land claims, i,sde report OH the petition of
the heirs of William Scott Of Mississippi
accompanied by bill for their relief; which
was twice read and committed.
Mr.. johnson, OF Ky. submitted the following
resolutions which were read and ordered TO
lie on the table
/. Resolred, That ID is eypedieut 10 establish
military academy on the western waters, on
the principle OF the academy at West Point.
z. HeSotred, That II is expedieRt to establish
school OF practice for the artillery, in the
vicinity OF the city of Washington
On motion Of Mr.. Baid,ciR, The committee
on the judiciary we're Instructed to esquire
into the expodiency ofmakipg provision for the
mote convenient execution of the laws within
the territory of Michigan.
The committee on the post Office we're on
the motion of Mr.. dustin and MIR. Merton
respectively, directed TO enquire into the expe
diency Of establishing post roads IN VirgiHia,
from Perkinsonyiie, by Jennings Ordinary,
ny Milers tavern, and by Moore's Ordinary,
10 Charlotte court house ; aud from Knots
island, IN North Carolina, TO Kemps,ille, and
thence to Norfolk and of discontinuiug the
post road from Currituck course, in Nerth
Carolina, 10 KnOtt's island.
Mr.. Lomndes laid on the table the following
proposition, a. an amendment TO the rules aHd
orders OF the House:
II shall be the duty Of the committee Of
ways and means, in preparing bills OF appropfi-
atlOrs, not 10 include appropriations for car
rying into effect treaties made by the United
states, in bill containing appropriations
intended fer other objects and, where an
appropriation bill shall be referred TO that
committee for their consideration, containing
appropriations for carrying a treaty into
effect, and also appropriations for other
objects, IL shah be The duty Of the committee
To propose such amendments as shall prevent
appropriations for carrying treaty into effect
from being included Ia the same bill which
contains appropriations fer other objects" :
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IN SENATE-JANoaRy %.

IN SENATE-JANUARY 49,
"greeap!y 10 notice given, MIR. TAFT. having
attained leave, introduced a bill TO purchase
the lands reserved by the act of the sd of
March, Isi7, 10 certain chiefs and warriors of
the Creek nation when bill was read
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
motion of Mr.. Roberts, OF the 25th instant. and
agreed thereto
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
resolution proposing to amend the constitution,
40 tar as to produce an uniform mode OF elect
ING Electors of President and Vice President
OF the United States, and Representatives to
congress. together with the amendments re.
ported thereto by the select committee
ffhe amendments wsre-first after proyid.
ing that the districts shall be formed of contig-
nous territory, aud contain, as nearly as may
b., an eqna' number of persons entitled by the
constitution to be represented TO insert mr.
of persons qualified to rote for me,abcrs of me mast
numerous brunch ofthe stafe iegislatare" second
to add at the end of the section the following
" And Vt the Legislature OF any state shall fail
TO provide for tile election Of Representa-
" uves, as herebyrcqured, Congress shalt have
power TO provide for the same in the manner
" prescribed by this article.")
After some discussion. the amendments we're
agreed TO-. and the resolution, as amended
ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. MOTrO,C, from the committee OH public
lands, reported bill TO designate tie bounGa.
ries of districts. and establish land Offices for
the sale of lands not heretofore offered lorsale
I'D lne states OF ONO ana Indiana; which was
read.
The Senate resumed. in committee Of The
whole, Mr.. Gailiard in the chair the consider
alton ef the bill nore efectnally to provide for
the punishment Of certain crimes against The
United States and, after making some
amendments thereto, which we're cOncurred in
by the Senate. the bill was ordered 10 be en-.
crossed aud read a third time.
The President communicated a report from
theSecretdry of State, exhibiting the names Of
tile clerks employed in that Department. and
the salaries allowed to each.
Mr.. Iichenor gave notice thar he should on
tomorrow ask leave TO bring IN bill To provide
tor the better organization Ut the Treasury DE.
partinent
The Senate then resumed, as ip committee
ofihe whole. MIR. Macon in he chair, the bill
to prescribe the mode Of commencing. prose.
cutting aud settling controversies between two
or more states and. after some time speut
thereon, the committee rose, and
The Senate adjourned.
FRIDAY, JANUARY n.
Mr.. L0e0ck, from tie committee on pensions,
10 whom was referred the case OF Peter Fran
cisco, OF Virginia, made report dganSt allow.
ing him pension; which was read.
Mr.. Eaton, from the committee amounted 10
consider the subject, reported a bill respect
lug The transportation Of persons of color for
sale, q C. which was read
On motion 9f Mr. Eppes, the committee on
finance were discharged from the further
confederation Of tie enquiry into the expedi-
ency Of 50 altering the afnoup oil compensaIious
allowed to collectors VI the customs as 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

BALTIMORE. Jan. 2S.-The Revenue Gutter
Active. Capt. Beard, has detained the Portu-
gnese ship Society Felix, of about 500 tons,
t tU"ho ~ possession OF prize crew in the bay.
She is SAID 10 be laden with crates of earthcn
ware, &c. The particulars have not yet
iabsPifed. Fe& Rep.
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Extract Of letter 10 the Editors of the Baltimore
Federal Republican, daied

-. ~ :, iHHdPU'I51 jan %, I6IV
JOHN j.. KERR, Esq. the States agent, has
just returned from Washington.-Ehe officers
OF Tie war department are SO engaged, that
the examination OF orr claim is laid over till
next JnIy- but the Secretary has authorized
of s 10000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

toMmrII Ed to the Jail Of Charles Ciiy conmiy as
~ runaway, negro man, who calls himself JAMES
SMITH, Outright complexion, about feet high say,
ne IS TIE property OF GarTick NaHcaI OF Lord Island
The owners requested forward prove proper
y, pay all expences, aud take him away be will be
dealt with accoTdngto law.
WA. r. WALKER & WIN. +. HILL,
DeYHtiesJor Cary HftkinSon, S. q Jaiio,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

Errafa-in Mr.. Holmes's speech, published
on Tuesday last, towards the close of il, for
" Earl Bathurst discovered the whole transac-
tion, read Earl Bathurst diSarO,ced the whole
transaction"
For" throring OF the treaty of Fort Jack
son.: read " knoWing Of the treaty Of Fort
Jackson" 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

SAbL OR EXCHANGE.-1he subscriber will sell or
~ exchange fOr western land or negroes on reasona.
oe Terms, tfnct Of $50 acres in The comfy Of New
keut handsoniely situated Iofk river. About one.
MIN OF THIS farm IS prepared for cultivation the ba
lance covered With woods excepting about $50 acres
Of grazing marsh which Is believed might he render
60 hdn'e AZ tihiDE expense. There IL The Gus
tonlaIy buildings IN good Tspair.-Fish, oysters and
VIVA toWlabouBd, and can be procured IN their respec
i've seasons. with little expense ahor-Sbonid the
naVai orpot he established York Tvef the tfnseroB
tbts lana Will be yauabe.-Appy 70 CeiUnel John ~
Christian, ofthe House OF Delegates, or TO
Ieb.2. e5..(2fSts rho. MRAUx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

NJ EGHOES Ar AUCTIoN.-Win be toId 81 public
~ auction, 7HRrsd0y, the 25fh instant, "
1air, " not, the fist fair day thereafter weGty as
likely young NEGROES as any In Virenia-anongst
them u males between and - years Of age; the ha
lance Young females. the Oldest about 30 years Old
These negroes free from fault as any in the stae
The sale viii he made for cash and will commence a,
~ o'cOck in the day above ueBtDned IN front the
Office Of HERON, SiN1ON & co.
Feb. 2. s5.tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

HI subscriber offers for sale AZ moderate pfice
Il and on reasonable credit, a BRICK HOUSE ~
stories on street, adjoining the uUion Hotel contain
ing good store ana counting below and comfort.
able accommodations for family IN the second and
third stories with snncieAcy Of land In The rear FOR
kitchen and other ont houses.
Asoa very valuable and profitable estate Chicka.
bompy, five mites distant frsm this city, called
CRAIGHTON, containing about seven hundred acres.
three hundred acres Of which rio bottom land cen
orally well suited natural aud artificial glasses
more than two hundred acres being cleared. and now
yielding from fOnr 10 ave hundred thousand pounds OF
hay annually-A considerable portion Of the high lard
has been lately MANFRED aud 10 producing good crops
6fcorn, wheat and clover the residue Of The high lagd
10 well wateed and well timbered. Upon this tract are
two decent dwelling houses so situated rs to make IL
convenient to divide into I've trscs.The property
viii he shewn by the subscriber TO persons wishing TO
become rpTebssegs, JOHN ADAMS.
feb2 = eh.sHSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04
DOMESTIC.

WAsHINGTON, March lit is an
nounded, IN the account Of SATURDAYS
Proceedings in The House of Representa-.
lives, that the President has officially
communicated to Congress the Treaty
with Spain, which has been solemnIy rat.
flied on our part, aud will no doubt be
promptly ratified by the government OF
Spain. With a view to this event, a bill
has been introduced, and will probably
become law, for authorizing The Execu-
tive, in that contingency i1 receive ihe
Territory from the hands VI tile Spanish
authorities, and establish provisional
government tllereiu