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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14
Sept. 10. 3G,,3t JOHN y. FORREST.


Personal H8tate Of JOHN Leslie, dec.
GTONSiSIiNG ofSLAVES, MULES, HORSES. &c. At
- summer Hill, IN the county Of Chesterfield for
sale by auction for cash. on WEDNESDAY lie ald
dHy0i the PfeseH month (SepteInbst) viii be sold nv
aucion al Summer Hill, the plantation OF j. Leslie
Dec ia Tue county Of Chesterfield all the remaining
soch ana plantation tOrls, consisting Of " mules
boTsrs cows and sheep, carts, dIsy, upwards Of ~
pl0ugus, ~ SeS OF gear, barTOws, &c. Also Is very
NsIHnhe saves one Of whom is first rate earyentef
ne SAFE Will Commence at IL O'ciock-=nd sbnnId
we dSoVemenloned Say not he fair the sale will take
place ihehst laf day Neutrality-suspicious. cash
By order Of James Scott ex'or OF j. Leslie dee
HERON, SINTON 4 co. Auctioneers.
Corn ! Fodder fer Sale by Aucti0H Co, Cash.
WIN be added to the sale Of Mr. John Lcsse's Der.
sonar tsls'e, al Summer Hil, Wednesday tue 22d
lie plantation
" ofdr fJamss Scott, tx'or or. Leslie. dec.
sept ~ sG''id5 HERON, siNtoN & co AucIs.
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american State PaperS.-n IL Vols. Spo.
tDobLisHED under the patronage of Congress.-The
suOSeiibers to tins important work. in the state of
virginia, are informed that it will be delivered in the
respective counties IN the OF the present
The publisher iaduges the hope that the same libe-
RAJ motives which induced the very generous patronage
~bch inns work has received in Virginia will prompt
the individual subscribers afford every facility i'm
heii power TO the ready collection OF the amount due
Oh each subscription. THOMAS H. WAIT
Boston. August 10. a7vIou,
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fllSSOLUTIoN....The co partnership of ROGERS a
- hERlWETBER Of this place, and WALKER g.
MEklWEIHER co. Of LyncbbuIg, being this dav
dissolved by mutual consent, Lewis Rogers is hereby
authorized TO settle the Affairs Of said concerns
LEWIS ROGERS,
Sept. 6. w a. mEHIWLTupp
bTThe above partnership being dissolved The s1b.
scrlbeI vi" continue general commission business IN
MS Individual name, aud the authorised agent Of
twafi, Taylor Co. Of London aud James Iagary Of
Liverpool @ill attend to the shipment Of all consrn
menis to either Of the above houses aud make Tesso1a
Dle advances on them.,.. His counting room will be-
kePi ~ part OF tue house occupied By Messrs r. &
O|ahmey, on TIE crsss street from Bayo's Bridge
LEtTIS ROGERS
oePteIhbeT T. 35..tf
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GeneralLand Office, Sept. 6, 1919.
MOLASsES AND SUGAR rROuGI

MOLASSES AND SUGAR FROM GRAIN.
HE following advertisement is copied from
me woodstock shenandoah county, Virginia.
Herald OF August p
DOMESTIC MOLASSES AND SUGAR
Ine subscribers inform the citizens of She
naudoah county, that they have purchased the
Il%ht Tor manufacturing Molasses aid Sugar
from grain within said county, according "a
plan OF James Wiseheart, the pateutee which
they will dispose OF for the tIihmg sum of five
dollars for family right, and tiuV dollars for
those who may wish TO manufacture for sale
lie gentleman to whom tie country is i'll
debted for this valuable discovery is al pre
sent residing oh South River, where he hasex-
hlOlted, TO the satisfaction of the people the
cheap and easy method Of obtaining an arti-
Gle winch has become so necessary ip orr Iiy-
ing. He states that himself and many of his
heIShOors have made use Of the molasses for
several years, aud, in every case where the
trial has been continued for ii considerable
tuie, IL Is preferred To IN" Imported mOlaSscs
ABiiAM WHfTSON.
-, FRANCIS LYMAN.
Overalrs Mills, Shenandoah county,
August H. 1919
Tie readers referred 10 the following GER
tIhcateS, given OH the two first trials which we
have made III this county:
Shenandoah comfy, Pigiaio. JUN %
we whose names are hrTeuntO annex ed hay-
ing witnessed the process of making Molasses
from Wheat, by Abraham Wmtsou, on Ines
day tie 2Iil instant, do give our testimony of
his success in the undertaking, as follows -
hdNIhS prepared two bushels of wheat the
experiment was made at the mill of John Nor.
gan, ana exceeded our most sdnguime expec-
cations the two bISheis producing five and a
bali gallons, aud would uuuuestionabIv have
produced three gallons to ihe busLel' had il
not been attended with considerable waste
owing 10 our not having the necessary appa-
TdjuS. &c.
lie MolaSses, in our opinion considering
its recent state, is nearly equal in taste aud IA
yOr IN the imported we ale also coufident II,at
there was no deception prdctised. The opera.
tl0n itself is very simple one
JOHN MORGAN, Il. WINFIELD,
J. T. NEWMAN JOHN LIE
ALEX. POLLOCK
ShsHaHd00t county Julv 81, 1919
do hereby certify, thai frances LNman
and ABR. WhItson made, at my mill, from two
bushels OF wheat, seven gallons and three quarts
OF gOod moldsseS, very lltue inferior Ia the i'm.
ported, differing only in flavor, winch is near
~ as agreeable. SAMUEL BROWN.
We do hereby certify, that We have made
trial OF the Modsses above named and think
II deserves the Character given il as TO flavor
and sweetness.
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One Hundred Dollars Reword

WAS stolen from my stable eli the night Of the gath
w inst my RIDING HORSE, for which aud the
conviction Of the thief, will give the above reward
or 20 for the horse alone lie is years old
10 hands hgh OF nne hay color, ana very likely wh
hicAel iai which he carries e.sided, believed on
the left he has some indistnct the
lar around his shoulders hut white spots that are
reco!iected-ratler low in srder There is King
oui On his bosy aud his hind legs thighs there
were soinefehans oft when stolen. He fast and
weii anu rs Just learning TO paceof an
temper nut hot inclined to be vicious. should An,
morse answering the above description be offered for
sale or heard OF IN any of the country the
NATION D! letter directed 10 me al Richmond will be
thankfully received. JOHN g. JOSRy
1iIans, August 27, a, ~
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JaUeIn for SAFE or Leose

NDp".JO' hDHtc " Lease
kNoR sale ON credit ofone two three and four wear,
~ the tavern formerly occupied By Daniel MichauA'
situated 10 PoWhatau county, on the Buckingham road
ABOUT 20 miles above Richmond, and ~ below Pow
,sb courthouse, known by the name Of HOpkipsye or
tOpklbss laveTn u not sold prior the OH dqv of
Uefgoe, near u wlIl on that day be offered for rent to
the highest bidder. For teTiEs apply TO Mir ARCIin
ROBERTSON, residing on the premises or TO the sub.
scriber. JOHN RoReDTSoS
July i3. IA - N'''
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4 ANiNG determined to remove to The Western
country shall oher at public auction, on Hedaes-
day the 22d Of September nert my FARM ON Fotier
creek four miles from Scottsviile on James river and
the same distance from Warren. This tract contains
between i've aud siA hundred acres situated i'm one of
Tue most desirable neighborhoods in Virginia aud
IN point OF fertility TO any high aRd in the csuuy-l 80
acres cleared aud now III cultivation.
The buildings are all Of brick, aud would be ample for
Tue comfort aud accommodation OF large family The
aweIilhg house Is two stories high, four rooms ON
noor with passage in the middle which is Not vel nm
lshed hut can he done al q small expense.
Those who are acquainted with the lands in this neigh
ootuoou require no recommendation OF mine those
who are MOL invite To view the premises previous 10
tie DAY OF saie-as the land will speak for itself.
nus IS the hrst Instance OF land in this neigbbor-
Mood OF similar quality being offered in the market for
more than tNe nty wears
Al the same time, shall sell all my stock, plantation
utensils, &c. Terms will he extremely liberal aud
made known on the day Of sale
me sale will take place the premises in case
Oh bad weather. viii be postponed 10 the iar
SAMUEL DYER, Jr.
Aibemarle, July 70. a2tds
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Notice is hereby given, th0t
4 application will he made to the county court Of
Cumberland, at Septsrnber court next To discoa.
,inue so much Of road in said county called the Hon
quarter road as extends from my tavern OH the Car
tersville road 20 Cumberland old courthouse road.
36..wlw' THOMAS BOOKER.
ANDS "ANIBD....lbe subscribers are still de-
sifous OF hTlng orS hands Tor the balance of the
year, to WORK at the Deep Kun Coal Pits
SEPT. 8. 3l..u HETH, SHEPPARD & CO.
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NouCE.-On Friday the Ist day Of October ncIf,
ensuing the date hereof will he posed To public
safe, for cash al Goochand CouI tbouse the quantity Of
ninety one acres and three fourlbs of an acre
being part oil large tract of land hundred and
sAly two acres, aud three fourbs an acre Of
also water gis,ml, with its ppurienances adjoining
sara IASi mentioned tract OF aud or much Of the
same as Will be Of value sufficient to raise The sum Of
i've hundred and seventeen dollars eighty three cents
pIluc'pai ana which amount was eDjOined, by the
county ceurt OF Goochand, OH the 10th day OF May, in
tne year 1911 and which injunction, has since been
uss"'Ved and that dissolution Stands confirmed by the
hsh court OF cbancery for the Richmond district and
also by tue court OF appeals and which sum- remains
roa unpaid and due 10 Thomas Humphreys, assignee
OF valentine Meriwelher in part OF Duguid Minis bond
bearing date the 18th day Of October 1905 and aign
go TO Tue SAID Humphreys by the said MeriR ether OH
tHe iIh OCTOBER 1907 togstbeT with such further su
as VIII be suihc'ent to discharge all interest due there
on, OH the day OF sale, and the costs and charges of
save as specified in deed OftTust bearing date on the
loth DAY oil October, 1905 executed by Duguid Minis
US &c as Tnstee,t 10 secure the payment OF sundry
deOts thereln mentioned to the said VALENTINO Mewet
e' DIS hrirs, or assigns amongst whick debts The
e'oresaid debit one. description Of The lands and
nil VIII he gwen on the day Of sale aud acting as
trustees for Tue benefit of others, will convey such
tile only as is vested in u.s. Wy said deed.
GEO. W. PAYNE,
NICHOLAS Al. VAUGHAN trustees
Jby ~
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Negroes at Auction

Negroes at Auction
m TUESDAY, the lith inst. will be sold in front Of
~ onT Office for cash, likely negroes "a of lbeln
mouse servants. HERON, SiNToN q CO.
oept. y. 35..0 AuctOneeTs,
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ny tie Lieutenant GOrerHOr Of The COMMONWEALTH OF
PirsiHia-3 Proclamation.

by tie Lieutenant GOrernor Of the Conlla0peQifh Of
piygiHid--5 Proclamation.
WHEREASmom information received by the Execu.
i've Department of this Cominonw cath, it appears
ma maignant and contagious fever is this time
pieVsng IN the city OF Baltimore in the State of Mary
dho III the City Of Charleston in the State Of soutb
carolina and IN tine Island of Cuba in the West indies
aug strong apprebensons being that with
OUT strict precauon the contas may be brought INTO
inns Commonwealth by vessels arriving from the uIaces
ue,sn before mentioned have therefore thought
proper ny and with the advice the Council Of State
TO call upon the Superinehdents Of Quarantine in HE
several ports OF entry and delivery Of Virginia. reuur
rug OF mem TO subject all vessels arriving from the
ciueS OF Baltimore in Maryland, aud Charleston in
ooutn carolina, from any slana of Cuba
thelf masters aud crews together with the
meicnahoize aud furniture board Of them 10 line
performance "f Quarantine twenty DAYS at The usnaI
quarantine ground Of iLeir respective ports.
hhd do hereby particularly enjoin IL upon and re-
aie OF me several Superntendents ofquaranne that
"tii any vessel vessels shall he DISCHARGED from
quaa'iue, ITO person from on board such vessel or
Vessels nor goods nor iurnItute imported in or belong
ing thereto be permitted TO On shore
MOI go I" or he carried hoard any vessel OF vessels
whatsoever within this Commonwealth and borrower
tai no person or persons be permitted TO 90 OF he
iieu on board any vessel perform
in pursuance hereof, without ne in urIug ii,
MAO ana obtained from The respective Superintendent
All pieis are required to give notice to the Snperin
endens OF Quarantine OF the arrival Of any vessels sup
posed 10 be infected with any contagious disease and
the said SuperinteRdens are hereby authorised ana r
CURED 10 use all lawful means at their respective morris
10 execute the duties hereby devoved on them.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor and
under the seal Of the Commonwealth, at Rich
L. 81 mono, this 10Th day OF August, A. ID. 1919.
81 ..@+w PETER V. DANIEL.
A GRkLABLY to an order 10 us directed I'VE L,v.
~ this day viewed rstray mare taken up nv rho,s
Waidiope, and ind her he d2Tk bay with hath binS
i 'e up 70 .ue 'etock large star IN the foreheac
SADDLE spots near the withers, rubbed with har
ness on The sides and Shoulders about feet q or IN
@ NUN, rom ~ to 10 ears Old shod all round
hnu we appIaise The same 10 Nv enty five dollars
G'ea under our hands, this 18th day Of March 1919
WILLIAM LEWIS,
. JOHN PHILPOTlS
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"a VA H. Z w 10,
JOHN PHILPOTTS,
JOHN LEWIS
3I..w3u

hLifAA county, to wit. ..BENJA MIN BKIs row
personally appeared before Inc william Bailey who
ase oa'h on the Holy EVaugeists that he was bonoia
ply uschageo from the army of the United States Thai
ne ested al Petersburg, Va served the I'd regiment
% aitI,.Iy an the company commanded by colonel W
- Lindsey that lie was discharged Fort Norfolk in
Tue month OF March ls5 that his was sigred
oy colonel C. Freeman, that he then IS wears of
age, and that his discharge was lost.
BENJAMIN BRISTOw,
sworn before me this 30th day OF July IsIg-aud !
ceIiy that the said Benjamin Bristow saws he az Lo,n
10 Inc county Of buckingham aud state of Virginia ,bs
ne Is ABOUT SO years Of age, feet inches high has
la complexion blue eyes, light hair SAYS he was nv
occupation when enlisted, pianter-and that he wishes
To nave his land III Missouri territory and his nsIs
sent 10 Charles W. Cheaihau - MO p-'eh'
w. BAILEY, Justice OF the Peace
benjamin BTiSiow made oath before me- the above
Iii I was Tue...'GiVen under my hand, this sOth
800 80. w. BAILEY.
,tpgnid, HdEJar county, Ss....I Samuel ilIiams
OF the county court OF Halifax do herehy
ceiIIy lnat am Bailey, whose signature is aiixed
10 tue ~lnlh certificate, is acting iusIice of The
peace OF SAID County, duly commissioned and Qualified
such. 'u f"-''"eu
ihtesnmony whereof, have hereunto set NV hand
re suu ahixeu Tue seal ofthe said county lat Office
toeei.J tbis som day OF July, 1919.
33..RlWs saMItPI WnJI.nc
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nLifAA county, 10 wit. WILLIAM weADON
~ personally appeared before me W lillian BAILEY
VINO made oath on the Holy Evang-lisis that he was
honotabiy discharged from the army OF The United
oeteS That he enlisted at Petersburg served in the I'd
regiment Of artillery, in the company COMMANDED by
captain Jshn Goodali hhat he discharged at Fort
Norfek IN tn month Of March, 1915 that h dscLarac
WIS slsntd by colonel W. c. Lindsey that he was then
81 years OF age, aud that his discharge is lost.
WILLIAM WEADON Il his mark
oWoTA before me this I'd day Of July, IsI9-and 1
ceTiliy that the said william WeaaOn saws that he was
born IN the county Of Prince George The state of Ma
}and that he is about 80 years age feet inches
sish, has dark complexion, dark eyes and hair says
lie was by occupation, when enlisted, stone mason
aho that be wishes TO have his land ia Missouri tetro
~ anu his patent sent to Charles w. Cheathan.
,,,, . w. BAILEY Justice OF the Peace.
"ihiam Weadon made oath before me- a Justice Of
lne peaceiOI The county Of Halifax the Certificate
was true. Given under my hand this 3Oth July 1912
y;., ,,,e ". BAILEY.
trghid, HdHfar county, SS.-I Samuel williams
cleik OF Tue Gently court Of Halifax aforesaid do beIe
CeID tnat william Bailey, whose signature is affixed
10 'ne within Certificate aching justice ofthe peace
oisad county, dnly Commiss aud qu lined as sacb
lu testimony whereof, have beTeunIo set my hand
aud affixed the seal Of the said county, at or
loeai'I nee, this 3Oth day OF July, 1919.
35.."4W~ SAMUEL WILLIAMS
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COMMISSIONERS once, Richmond, JuIy So lslS
. Jhe pdTtteS interested desired 10 foIe s,o,;.
mar IhaVe appointed the 25th day Of Ocf05e, NO.,
JOr commencing tie accounts Giftcfed bg me ,VI;,
Watr-W f'hIck dGA at o'eiOck, II. III. fhfTDys
ItGnesasa 90 attend at my office in mis- city teith fhei
NcmfNf rs. f25O gyOJfS a,ut, 90" .td ser
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" iNIlNiA; Al superior Court IF ChanceTy holden
d S' Tue Iapitol III The City OF Richmond, the ;22d
EdnaTd Amber. Ey,in,;a.
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And the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

Mr.. Williams, of y. c. from the commit
tee of claims, made report on the petition
of Esther Sbipiey, administrator Of / homas
Buckmnster, accompanied By a bill for his
relief; which was twice read and commit
tel.
Mr.. Bloomfield, from the committee on
revolutionary pensions, TO whom had been
referred an enquiry intn the manner in
which the pension law Of March IL, 1878,
had been executed. &c maGc report, en-
bracins correspondence with the Secreta-
ry OF War on the subject which was read
AMI ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Megs. from the select committee to
whom was referred an enquiry INTO the en-
pedency of granting to the Newly ork Asy-
lum for the deaf and dumb, donation OF
public lard. made report thereon, favora-
bic to the purpose proposed, accompanied
by a bin granting tour sections of land TO
said institution which was twice read and
committed.
The following Message was received from
the President Of the United States, by Mr..
]. J. Monroe, his private Secretary
To the Senate aud House OF Representatives
OF the United States:
On the 93d of February, 1903, Message
from the President of the United States was
transmitted to both Houses of Congress, to-
gether with the report of the then Secretary
OF State, Mr.. Madison, upon the case OF the
Danish briganlin, Henrick and her cargo,
belonging TO citizens of Hamburg. The
claim was recommended TO the favorable
consideration of Congress. In February,
1905. il was again presented by message
from The President, to the consideration ot
Congress but has not since been dehnitire-
ly acted upon.
The Minister Resident from Denmark, &
! the Consul General from Hamburg. having
recently renewed applications in behalf OF
the respective owners of the vessel and car
go, transmit herewith copies of their com.
munications, for the further consideration Of
the Legislature upon whose files all the
/ documents reiating to the claims are still ex'
! isting. JAMES MONROE.
22d Deceng Der, 1919.
The message was read and referred to the
committee of claims.
! A message was also received from the Pre-
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NuSrrrcENT ACT.
NAT. Int.

The Non Gideon Granger, late Post Mas
70, General of the United States, and no" a
r,emh-r of this state. has given to the stare
Sc New. York one thousand acres OF lana, ~.
;ng in the county Of Steuben, the proceeds Oh
which are TO be appropriated towards compile
.iug the great Western Canal, from the HUI
xon 70 Lake Erie. While we have among Us
;,5i,id uals of such wealth and Puolic spirit
,vhat proiec. is too stupendous tor New orh
~ accomplish? 1t is to the benehcenee o'
.nch gentlemen that society is indebted TOT
is SCHOOLS, its colleges, &public institutions;
and we are persuaded, that Mr. Granger
,iberality could aot have been directed TO d
pobI.r or " ore useful object, than the one ne
ba, selected. Tue benefit OF his donation
will be realized, not only by the present se-
ueration, but by ages yet unborn an" We
hone the name of the benefactor VIII De CO.
extensive with the public utility, which VIII
result from his benefcence. l.ildany reg
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From as National intelligeneer.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Tuesday, Dec. 90.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Roberts, from the committee of claims,
| made unfavorable reports on the petitions OF
Benz. Putney and Jasper Parrish.
The bill au'borising subscription to
Waite's state papers, was read the third
time and passed by small majority.
The bill for the relief of John !. Dix was
taken up, and was opposed by MIR. Trimble,
of Ohio, and advocated by Mr.. Williams, OF
Tennessee, Mr.. Morril, and Mr.. Parrot,
and was finally ordered to third reading.
Mr.. Sanford, from the committee OF r.
nance, reported bill for the relief OF Ger
tain persons who have paid duties on GER
tain goods imported into Castine which
was read.
The two Messages from the President of
the United States. gives below in the pro-
ceedings of the other House, were received
and read.
Mr.. Logan, of Kentucky, submitted the
following resolutions Tor consideration
Resolved, That, as the content and hap
pines. of the people cannot be expected, I'M
der collisions and the want OF harmony be-
tween their governments that, therefore,
the committee on the judiciary be instructed
TO enquire whether provision may not be du-
ly made. by law, for the removal from any
state, o, the branches of the Bank Of he
United States, upon the request OF the legis-
lature of such state; except during those Pc
rods of war, when the public coed and the
exigencies of the nation shall otherwise re-
quire.
instructed to enquire whether the charter OF
the Bank of the United States cannot be so
amended as that any citizen OF the United
States may obtain information, from the
bank or its branches, OF the amount of debts
due, OF which shall have been contracted
therein, by any person or persons whatso-
ever, either as principal or endorser.
And that, in order more effectually TO
guard against the partialities and JdOorat'sm
lntO WHICH luSutu' luis VI Tic MIN dlc 81
prone TO run, and to prevent, in some de-
gree, as a consequence thereof, sacrifice OF
property, and the reduction Of civil and po-
iitical rights, Resslged, That the said COM
mittee be further instructed to enquire whe-
Their provision cannot be regularly made by
law, for requiring, that from and after the
- day OF -, the proper officers ofthose
banks shall certify TO this government the
names, with the sums, OF all persons OF
firms, indebted in their respective ban 8,
where the amount shall exceed the sum OF
- dollars, and the duration of those debts
shall have been for greater length Of time
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1919.

The Circuit, Court for tie District OF Co.
linsia adjourned over on Monday last 10
MONDAY next 1t is suggested that there is
q possibility of their being then Obliged 10
,d;o,rn s,nc die. in consequence OF the I'M
practicability OF doing business, tor want g
1he rooms adjoining the courtroom, formerly
,seA for the Clerks and Marshal's oflce ana
:, jury rooms, but NOW wanted tor the use
IF The Senate asCommittee rooms.
IL
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New- York, Dec. 81.

TH. Arabian Hor,e.-This noble ANIMAL
which lately rived liz the ship Horatl"' has
I,sep sold for four thousand dollars. 10 Me'srs'
Allison and Van Banst, and has been convey
ed to Long Island.