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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-22
Mars haI's Sale.

~ ~ be sold for cash on he 26th day
OF August next. one house and lot on
81. asaph-street between King and Primes
streets the property of John Ross. to salts.
TWO executions, one in favor OF Lynn,
the otherin favor fJosepbSpear's, admins.
traitors. Sale will take place a. o'clock. on
he premises. D. MINOR, D. NJ.
July2I For T Ringgold, Marshal,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-22
For Freight.

.SAS, The brig UPTON, N. Downs,
.isssssssss.master, carries about loo bbs. su-
perior vessel, will he ready for cargo in 3
days, and will take a freight to any port on
moderate terms. Apply to
w. FOW Les. Co.
Who have for sale said briggs cargo. of
90 tons plaster paris
10 cords tanners bark. august7
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For Sale.

sN One thi d part Of the ship HA.
asgsssE ZARD and appurtenances as she now
lies, burthen 500 hogsheads or $500 barrels:
she will be sold on reasonable terms, and
can be fitted for sea at trjf1ing expense.
Apply to JOHN H. LADD 4, Co.
augusta
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w as Committed
august l9

SENO the Jail for the county of Alexandria,
L onthe 9Th inst. as runaway, negro
man who calls himself MACE, and says he
is the property of Mr. William Middleton.
living in Westmorelsnd county, Va. near
Richard Strong's store, about six miles from
Beal's aill, and about FIVE miles from Mr.
John Eatman's post office. The said negro
man is about 26 years OF age, 5 feet or 7
inches high well made: his clothes white
weollen jacket and snuff colored pantaloons.
The owner is desired to come, prove pro
perry, pay charges and take him away, O
therwise he will be disposed Of as the law
directs ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
august 10 Jailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-22

sAM, Tue superior schooner PLANTER,
Capt. Drinkwaler, carries about 600
barrels, will be ready for a cargo in days.
Appyrto W. FOWi. 4 Il Co.
Who have for sale said schr's cargo of
g4o tons plaster paris
July 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-22
Public Sale.

nN WEDNESDAY at 10 Ay.will be sold
Nat the house occupied by Mr.. Joseph
Heston on Henry between King and Prince
streets, all his household and Kitchen furri-
ture. S. A. MARSTELLER, auct.
august G!
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-22
For New-York.

.sSA The fast sailing packet schnr.
fdsM DASH, Dennis Wilson, master, bur-
then $50 bbls. will be ready to load to-mor-
row. Apply to JOHN H. LADD 4 Co.
august 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-22
Public Sale.

ON TUESDAY the 9and instant at IL
~ o'clock, | will offer for sale, on the pre-
misses, thai two story frame house now oc-
cupled by Charles Pascoe, on Royal street.
opposite the Gazette Office. 1t is one Of the
best stands in town for shop, and has been
occupied tor number of years as SUCH
IermS made known at the place of sale.
JOHN LANHAN,
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Vessels Wanted.

.aAAh Anumber OF vessels wanted to trans
ssaES2ss port stone from Georgetown to Old
Point Comfort. Constant employment will
ne given until December next. Apply to
John Donahoo, at Patterson's quarries, Lit
tie Fails, or 10 LINDSAY q HILL.
aug FL 3t&tuths2w Alexandria
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For Freight,

For Freight,
sSE The nav schooner TRITON,
Ssss&ssa VIM. H. Gaines, master, bslrthen a.
bout $50 barrels she is an excellent vessel,
and will in few days be ready 70 load
Apply to JOHN H. LADD 4 Co.
Who have for sale said schr's cargo, viz.
80 NJ. merchandise boards
hhds molasses
9 do w. |. rum
bbIs Muscovado sugars
6 bbls white beans
8 half bbis salmon
10 boxes sperm candles and brown soap
july Is
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Public Sale.

ON THURSDAY, the Eth day Of Au.
~ gust next, at O'Clock P. M The sub.
sciiber will offer at public sale on The prenJ.
ses, lot OF ground near the Hunting Creek
bridge, bounded on the north b Gree n he,
on the south by Hunting Greek, on the east
by the line commonly called CUPS line. and
on the west by line extending from Green
Lane to the Greek parallel to Faye.te / he
liStant from it l6 feet, to the eastward,
The above sale VII be ma de undera deed
Of trust from Frederick IryteIl. deceased TO
the subscriber, TO secure debt due 20 p,
1herron. Terms made known at the sals
July 26 wtmts K. TAYLOR.
u The Sale Of the abore is bste
po"fd tosntnrday 26th INST. al 5 acsa.k
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-22
For Bremen.

For Bremen,
ga, The superior brig DRYADE, Geo.
EsssAsa Wilson, master, has the principal part
Of her cargo ready will commence loading
in few days: SO flhds o. tobacco will be Ia
ken on freight on moderate terms if offered
Immediately.
For Boston,
kax, The regular trading schr PACKET,
s&S8S. captain Simmons, will sail in few
DAYS: will take 800 bbls. on freight or pas
sengers, for which she has good accommoda-
lions.
For Freight to any Eastern
Port,
.kSSl The sloop PRESIDENT. Captain
sss Poland carries 4bout 700 barrels, a
good vessel. and will be ready for cargo in
a few days. Apply to w FOWLE & Go.
Who have for sale said schr and sloop's car.
goes Of
I9O tons plaster paris
$4,000 feet merchandise lamber.
july IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-22
Information Wanted.

MI Y son DARIUS GAsKlNS left me ear.
I'E ly in February last, with design to
procure employmentsither in Alexandra or
Georgetown in the capacity Of Cooper,
under promise to write me as early as hs
should suit himself with an empIoyef--My
not having since that period heard or receiy,
ed letter from him, united will the deli.
cate state of health he was in at the tine he
left me, produces serious fears for his safety.
| hereby earnestly solicit from all, who ap.
preciate the ties thai unite an aged parent 10
an aftectlonate son, to imparl TO the editor
who shall publish this, such information as
they may possess or obtain relating to nv
said SON, and thereby greatly oblige dis
tressed father.
SPENCER GAsKlNs.
Wiecomico Church. Va. Aug, Ii. 1920.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-22

Notice.
u ME subscribers having this day entered
Il into o-partnership, under the firm of
DORSEY & GRIGSBY, at the old stand OF
Mial Dorsey in all the various branches of
the blacksmith, wheel wright and carriage
making business, together with every kind
OF mill work, tender their services to their
friends and the public, with an assurance
that all commands committed to their care
will be punctually executed with neatness
and despatch, at the shortest NOTICE, and on
the most reasonable terms.
MiAL DORSEY,
JAMES GRIGSBY.
august 81 If
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TYLER'S

Grand National Lottery Office.
Two doors east OF Davis's Hotel, Pennsyl-
yanIa avenue, Washington city.
Also, tickets in the Grand National Canal
Lottery, for sale at II dolls. but will soon
rise to l2 dolls.
Allopiers WHOLESALE or retaiD addressed
toB. 0. Tyler, sole agent for the Managers.
enclosing the cash or prize tickets, will be
Immediately attended to.
august 22
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70 conclude with the Farce Of the
SHIPWRECK.
TYLER'S PRIZE LIST.
GRAND NATIONAL LOTTERY

THIRD CLASS.
Fifteenth Days Drasriug.
No, 1859 1854 prizes of Dlooo
q2,6l2 $4,000 1852 do loo
and l49 of l2
The lottery draws again on Monday NOR
Ming al 5 o'clock.
Present price of tickets Is dolls. shares in
proporion, but will soon advance.
: Tickets tor sale. warranted undrawn, at
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-22
For Boston,

For Portland and PASSPORT,
.AAA The brig PAYMASTER. Cushing
sE Prince, master. will commence load.
ingin four days, and will take freight 60 Ell
Their OF the ABOVE ports very low. Apply to
VIM. FOWLE Il CO.
PHO have for sale said briggs cargo Of
ESQ tons Plaster paris august IS
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alexandria Theatre.


ros The benefit of MRS. ALLEN.
! wrDyESD.aY EVENING, august 60,
" wi; nh h. presented the admired comedy Of
SIZE sToops TO CONQUER,
Or the Mistakes of Night.
Miss Hardcastle. Mrs. Entwisle.
"'' For other characters, see bills.
!, N. course Of the evening, Mrs. Allen
III II sing The Tambourine Reundelay, and
ne Echo Song.
" / iayorite song by Mr.. Keene.
To conclude with the Farce of the
SHIPWRECK.
,,geljca. Mrs. Allen.
M NJ, Keene's benefit on Friday.
Doors 10 be opened al half past six, and
ne curtain 10 rise at half past seven o'clock,
Box dollar, pit reduced to rs cents, gal
iery so cents.
august 22
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07

MI. LtrCsmOTe said, lse was as iiisnIiy
10 The object OF Tins bill as any gentleman
within these walls, aud had no desire 10
impede iis passag. Bur. he said, Con-
aress have Il power within The District
which they have not beyond il. They
have here The power Of exclusive legis-
iaiion beyond il, HEY have net that
power. Niinlm this district, h.. did moi
kn " that their power was any thing less
than absolute. lie did not know oi any
restrain, upon i, but reason and Il sound
discrciien.....ii was a question whether
Congress had the poSrr To extend "a
corporate authority into 'he states aud
lie nd not see tha' the remarks OF gcp
'lemrn IN favor OF the bill had obviaied
the difficulty. A Corporation ,uhabi,s Il
house mol made by man /: il iuhabiis all
space-ii Is every where and no where.
II has no body, as 1t is sometimes said L.
have no soul. For his part he wished This
charter 10 be restricted To- Ike District of
Columbia, where almost every anomalous
thins wa 10 be fuund.
MIR. Mercer, OF Virginia, opposed the
rccommi,men, oil the bill, on the GROUND
that such conrsewuuld Rave the rifecl
10 give n a queiUs Tor the remaindcr oi
The session, especially alter the notice
lslis morning gwen by Mr.. Lowndes
Mr.. Nj. SAID he concurred with his col
league IN his view oi the recent opinion
of some gentlemen learned in the Law, Oh,
The subject Of the powers of Cnngr s..
lie did mol see, however, how, by posi-
blliiy, The passage OF this bill could coua
ienance That opinion. Nlr. NJ. referred!
10 the nature OF the bill, and its unob
Jec'ionable character, as arguments IT,
favor OF It's passing The House, ami with
out rvcommiimCni.
Mr. Cook suggested a modification OF
ne question:, So IA 10 propose recon-
miimeo Of the bill to the COMMITTEE On.
he Dis riot OF Columhia, with instruction,
tn reporl The specific amendment sag.
gesied by Mr.. Livrrnore.
MI. Lirermore having asserted TO put
TN. the question III this shape
L! was SO pui and ncsailvea.
Aud The bill was passed, aud sent 10
the senate tor concurrence.
MIR. Smith, Of n. G. gave notice that he
should, Oh Monday, move the conside-
ration Of The resolution introduced by
hlm TO amend the Constitution OF thy
United States.
Aud the liouseadiourned 10 Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.

The Legislature OF Vermont adjourned
OH Thursday, The 23I nit. sine die b.
tore their adjournment they sd pied
unanimously n both houses an b = and
Interesting report on The subJeci ui the
admission OF Missouri 10 the union, vbIc!,
clUses with The following resolves.
Ihr committee, therefore, submit tor
the consideration Of the General Assem-
bly,, The following resolutions, viz:
ReSoived, That, III the Opiulon of this
Legislature, Slavery, or involuntary seryi
tude, III any OF The Unled States, is a
moral, political evil and that lis con .
iinndnce can be Justified by necessity
alone.
That Congress hasa right % inhibii aDy
fnrihrr Introduction or extension Of
Slavery, as one OF Tie conditions upcn
which any new State shall be admitted
into the Union.
ResOlrcd, That This Legislature views
with regret aud alarm, the attempt Of the
inhabitants OF Missouri, 10 obtain admis.
siOn into The Union a. one OF the Uni,pd
Stsies, under a constitution which legal
yes and secures The Introduction aud con.
iluuaDcc OF Slavery-and also contains
provisions To- prevent fTcencn Of the Uni-
ted States from enigraiiug 10, and sel-
Ting III Missouri, on account II their
origin, color AMI features. Aud that in
The opinion OF this Legislature, iicse
principles, powers and resirirtious con
tanned in the reputed Constitution of Nils.
souri, are anii.republican, and rrpugudni
TO the constitution ol The United States,
aud subyersiye Of the unalienable rights
OF man.
Resoi0eG, That the Senator'S from this
State, ~ tie Congress Of tie u. States,
Gc instructed, and the Representative
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SOUTH AMERICA AND SPAIN.

The Royal Spanish commissioners appointed
10 treat with bolivar tor Tue pacificaiiou of
NtrcZncia and New Grenada in August last.
required the new Spanish constitution 10 be
adopted By the pattIOts. and depuIIcs 10 he
seHt ~ them 10 The cOrteS ~ spain, aud offer.
ed on the pat ct the King TO confirm the
ureStDt South Ameitcan chiefs, on HE prOvin-
ces idkiug Tie oatn 10 support the constitution,
~ then respective commands.
The republican cOmmiss iuneTs of Bolivar
al once rejected tie deposition declaring that
~ 'lnmbian could perceive any advantage
tom The servIlude OF his country; that she
had iolt her own power, aud would never owe
10 another tie blessings she had Procured
tor herself; that they were not authorized TO
cOusumnale the misciIeS Of Columbia nv sub-
luCting her TO Spain aud that they would an
Swcr 40 proposition which might tend TO dis.
h0noui aud degrade The republic from Tie,
Tauk OF a free, sovereign and independent ma
ton, 10 which hes glorious efforts have raised
her.
The royal commissioners then offered safe
cOuduct to ANY commissioners whom the re-
pnbIican government should think pTsper TO
scnd TO Spain fol the purpose of explaining
her views and wishes to Tie king, O6serSing
~ Tie same time tliat they had no power 10
lfedt on the terms suggested by the other
parry.
The republican commissioners REPLIED that
uiey ceu.d not reconcile tie sincerity OF the
ki"g's pfOiessed wishes foi pacifcaiiou, with
be wani Ot suitable powers ~ his commission
ets TO effect The object on tie Orly admissible
'eIms aud hai as ignominy ISL place of peace
mad been offarod, il was not strange that Co
uWbia refused TO hear tic tOydi commission.
ets
H.re The negotiation terminated on lhe2Olh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07
EROM ANEnsrilRA

The ne.OulaiIou bctw cen Bolivar. President
of 20 lumUIa, aili Monte, commander IA chief
az HE royal troOpr III NenrZur,a. which COM
'IieHcrd III Jane last. formulated on The 2IsI
August, alter AN exchange OF ouiy two hOics
between The commissioners. Whether the re-
ceHI attempt iUi a renewal of the ncgoiiatioi
proposed by the Prvsiatnt himself will be
moe sac ce>siui, will soua aprcar, I've Ruyai
commissioners havip. ieit Cai eccas ,h. 9th
Octobe', tor the head quarters OF BnIvar.
[ihu Gas
The following is the last answer 10 The Com
msSiuners Ot StOIi!u.
he CUmiuissioaer. of The Government of
Columbia have had the honor TO receive the
second ncte OF your eAc0iiency, dated Nestei-
day IN whirh l. has pleased your cXctiieuc,
TO reply, 10 the answer OF ,h- ,enIe late wlIcb
they made 10 yOui hist communication lie
Commissioners oi Columbia are ., usihIs thai
the fundamentals laws o. the itepublic rs wei
"a taOse oil the nation which You represent
pre'ebt AN obstacle L. tie termination OF The
din cages aid lie diSastrOu, wal IN winch
both ,eorle ar onga.ed. But thew cannot re-
cOHciie the a'd, III desire iOr the peacr and
iF'SpriIty ct men states, Which NOa ai..ounc,.
o. the paTI of his mrJestyS wish and The I'M
possibility w"lrh on The older hand ypu pre-
sent To a. equitable dTTaHgemtut. If tiInse
deSneS were sincere, yOvr pnwets vCuld
have bern III ample and less OFT .i, i've 10 4,
dlgrii! OF the Tree people win whom Won
come 10 treat, add that OF him who sent Won
bhc mlssien Ot yam cXcpiieDcy heinz limIt.d
To the FIR OF gnomny in pldce ~ peace n
L. not strange That Columbia retnscs 10 brar
you IL your eAceiie0cy have any cnmmuni.
cdt.ons OF mo'o Importance 10 announce that
II IL sly, l! tie new propositions which ,our
cNceiiehcH may make. have any tendency OF
relation, dircc; or Iudiiect with Tie ONLY and
sXcin i've object which Columbia has ~ view
founded on her rights ana power, ihe Crms,ls.
-iOneIs who now address ynu viii near ,bem
with pleasure. aS tue means of attdinin. that
end which we IetipIocdlly desite.
RAE AEL URD ANITA.
PEDRO Il MENDEZ.
st. ChrisLOpher, Angnst 70. $50
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DOMESTIC.
$1,000. .....-....
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

ST. LOUIS, (M'r) Nov 4-Fse L.
gislaure have been principally occupied
during the presen, week Ia erecting n,w
connlles, and appointing Justices al the
peace.
On Thursday last the election came on
for electors 10 el, CT a Pre- sidcn, and Vice
President of The u. States. Those mem
bers OF The Legislature whose names were
before The public as candidates for cleo
tors, declined slanding poll, the better
opinion prevailing that member Of The
Legislature could moi consistently WIN
the Constitution of This state hold The Of
flee OF elec,or. ami that The acceptance Of
'he latter "fIce would yacai'- The former.
Mai VIM ChriSty "i 81 Louis cou.t,
Jain S Brachy, Esq NJ Cooper. and Wn
tSAannen, E>q. o: 81. q N, visve were cis, :
ed, all OF whom II ~ understood pledge
themselves 10 vote Tor James Monroe A.
President, aud DaDiei ID. Towpk,us 10,
Vice. President OF the IT, Sites.
[St. Losis Enquirer.
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.. :. aasnsf, having lasted only one dav- -.
20 ION suspicious source, that il v.
s " VIC renewed, and that .he royal comm;. =
,,s.,, ,s.e., Saiaerss with that view for m a
her. pL;, 70 OF Octo-
We have received per schooner C.cs,;.
from Lagnirs, Caracas papers 10 3O,h ,Is
they are without single article of new.
Verbally, Ne are informed, that Santa Fss
having been evacuated by the Pstrio,s
MAS again IN possession Of The Royalists
The tsoSloops OF War, aud oiLer vessels
that had been dispatched for Laguira with
supplies. for The relief OF Carthagena. had
returned. having raised the blockade of
that poit, aud landed their stores and
provisions. They brought confirmation
of the defea, OF the brseiging army under
Gen. Moniillo, Who had in consequence.
leii that part OF the country. { Pal. GaS.
A passenger by The Martha informs us.
thai HE public mind in En- gland as never
1T any former period, so agiated az II has
heen since the proceedings against the
Queen commenced. Some apprehpp> ions
werc cntertaI1ed that a majority If the
peers were dispnsed 10 decide against her,
which had encreased the public feiment,
and considerably alarmed those of their
lordships who are favorable 10 her cause
as 10 the resui-The same gentleman
states, HAT an officer in a. e army had been
cashirred al Birmingham, for teasing the
Queen health AMI that this had SO ex-
aspera'ed the people, that the. had 10, m
ed til resolution 1T clta,ing the officer
through The streets. Another Matches.
Ter tragedy was expected 10 be The con
sequence. nv Y Nat Adp
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requested 10 exert their miiaeacs ani use
all legal means TO preven, the admission
of Museum. IA n State into the Union of
the Unitsd States, with those anti. repub
Iican features ana powers in their Constr
tu'i"r.
Resoiotd. That the Secretary OF State
be- requested TO transmit a copy oil the
r,rcuninu renort aud resol,,;nns IN .acL
oil the Senators and Representatives from
this State, In The Congress OF the United
States. adopted
Attest, VIM. ID. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07
MAIL RORREl!S TAKEN

FREDERICKTowN, Nj. Nov. 90 - WE
understand !;a' for some w,.k, uasi a
suspicion VAS cDierlaiH",t, HAT lie mail
between Aide an" Locsburg. in Virginia
had be Repeatedly robbed IF letter.
containing money, &C. Tie last Genius
oi Liberty. pgiNted al LteSLmrg. contain
ell an advertisement OF The POSTMASTER n,
that place. cff-ring a reward OF two hun.
dted dollars Tor the detection of anv per.
son concerned in the supposed robbery.
On FRIDAY, Mr.. Talbot of ihs town.
bafiag cause to suspect E,asn,us Garrpt
nall gaui,i, proceeded, ia COMPANY ei,h
MesSss HaD'nii ans Wii2b', o{ Lee burg,
10 tipping nonse III ibrn, where they
SURPRISED and secured sad Garrett. Who
had III POSSESSION one of iI,a letters taken
from The mail, directed 10 the care Of
Wm. Herbert, Alexaniria, the seal #
%hlch vas broken open. o. SATURDAY a
WAN su pr led 10 have been concerned.
was also apprebended. and wr understand
made some confessions. Lille money
was found in ihrir possession. Gdrrtl
has been sent 10 Leesburg tar trial.
Examiner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07
HIWASSFE LAND SAFES

Knoxville, Novcmbei 81 The sales
OF Tie iiiwassec Lands during last wcck.
amounted TO 81 900 dollars. S2i 900 OF
Which were paie III according 40 lay
Saturday las, closed The sale of all but a
fractional Tow nsInp west Of The merilian.
Yesterday The sales east OF the mrrI iai
c0mmcnced Mucb good land is cxpe.-
led 10 be sold during The present week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07

With respcc; 10 Gov. Clin,ons charge
against The gcNera government, aud lis
treatment by The Senate, we have proof
thai he was not prepared With solilal,
fact. III has had the assurance to de-
Gand NJ i-c Postmaster General copy
OF prirafe letter, sent by ciiz u OF this
state ~ member OF Congress, complain
Ing OF certain Posimasfers, and which, by
said member Of Congress, was transmit
ted Ia the Postmaster General. ii has
been furnished with u copy, aud, We
lra'n, by The consent OF thc Pr sidenf.-
II Ibis be so, IL proves two points lst.
thai Dewitt Clinton had not a SOLITARY
fact to rest his chafg upon aud 2dly,
The President, wiling TO give hini every
facility, has ordered thar no document or
paper should be cenied hio,, that he
migfi present lie best posxibl, ease fo
i!t' next Legislature, and which be mas
do dressed up wiz soWc f bis plduslbl,
hypothesis. IN. Y Naf. ode.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07

NEW York December i--Eoyri wa> pio.
ciainicG PiesIoeDt OF Hayu. 81 Cape Henry
Ociobe. y ana en The >Gtb, 20 900 troops
needed by BoYei. mat cneI iutu ghr CIiN uuv
called CAPE Tia. anh the Co.,tIiutiJn we
hefubhc was Pt0tiannrd, officers appointed
&c. Al tue orders ul nobility we've al course
abI,iShed. Otedt icJ"ici ns> tuGk place in cor
S qS-"cc ~ the revelation. The cape was IL
iuUIiIateI NC
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II will be seen, that the committee. an
pointed 10 examine The consultation OF
Missouri, hav- made d favorable feppt,
and have pronounced II not only rtpnGG
can to crtsnd SfaUe'y, hui also, to preu.nt
free people cf colour, hving' az the state. -
The committee, 10 wnon iul, question
was referred, consisted OF nj. Lonndrs
Of South Carolina, Mr.. Smiia OF MARI.
land, and Mr.. Sergeant OF PENNSYLVANIA.
a majority of the committee, being SOU
ibern men, we are moi surprised at The re-
port. We trust, however, that d uiaiuri,y
will be found III Congress, who viii give
this business another color.
Neto BranSwich IN j Times.
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Electors of President and Vice P,.,,;,ioo,

CHlHCOTHB. CO., Nov. 23-Inr tol
loving grn'!em IA arc lcu!ed as FL, tor-
OF President and Vice Pr sldeni oi the u.
States Tor the Stale OF OhIo-J.rrn,,st
Morrow, Alexander Campb III, Rnn,r, Luz
cas-, john NJ Laush!in. Ja,ucs kibourp,
VIM. II. Harrison, James Caldwell, aud
Lewis Ollie.