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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
Macaufays Patent FI0or C2o1Ig

~~"N"t'"J Hftm FtOD| LtOtNS.
lNHE subscriber offers sals and can furnish Il,
the shortest notice, fifteen thousand va rds OF Anne
lcan fLooh HIS (oH coih carpeling) for rooms
aud entries; warranted equal To any imported and al
prices as per cent. lower, viz:
A Floor Cloth, with coors, 81 50 per square yard
Do do. do. 2 90 do.
DO. do. 5 do or more2 rs do
twenty-five cents per ward for borders.
Cloths, without borders, be delivered at n fen
hours notice with borders in fm0 ,oeeks
lbe canvas IS OF superior qnsitv-niaGe from Ken.
lucky hemp, and wove at the mADuiactory for the ex
press purpose, yards wide consequently carpets
not exceeding 81 It. by GO feet will without seam or
Joining, and made oauy given dimensions.
IT orders from any part af the United States or
Westihdies, sent through Agent, or addressed 10
The manufacturer, (rth refeTeHce shall he PROMPTLY
d'enaea TO-. ISAAC HACAULAY.
Philadelphia Jan. Z.
CT We will receive orders for the above mapuC,c
tory. JOHN & SAMuFI pArKuIi,
JAN ". g.. ON
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Sale of Trust Pr0pert4.

= -, Ut" = ''St II IVf'tItF'
" virtue of deed tTust executed To the sHbscTi-
- hers By hT. Christopher Tompkins and wife
hearing date the 10Th day of December 1917 and of
record IN the Office Of the hastings The city
Richmond, for the purpose Of securing to Mr. Wam
Browne, adm'or with The will annexed OF WIN. Geddy
Gee. the payment Of certain sums OF money in the
said heed MISUNDERSTANDING sold on the premises, by
the subscribers, on THURSDAY THE 24rH OF raIs
MoNIH, at twelve o'clock forready money, certain
piece OF GROUND, containing iJ feet in front ID or
Cary street, IN the city of Richmond, aud running
back OIL same width 30 feet; much thereof as
may be sufficient To raise the due, aud secured
by the SAID deed of Tust aud tile expeuces attending
The said sale.-The said piece of ground beng the
same that was conveyed To the said ChT'r TouIpkn
by The said Browne, adm'oT as aforesaid.
). ROBINSON. 1r
r. PLEASAETS, : ""ee''
Feb. 4. al ,hs
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A IL persons indebted H. JpSEPii u .RMSrADT
dec are requested make payment me a',,ie
diaeiy as am desiro,s oi closing tie hon
as SOM As possible aud therefore gfan indul
gence TO any body. DANIEL GAIL tx'or
Of inserh Daru,.tati, dec.
Feb. 3. Is ~
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HORSE rfVERN

'I'HE subscriber iates this method 10 inform his
friends and customers, that he has returned from
the north aud taken charge Of his establishment ~ per.
paid to their accommodation F6r YsticA the chsrgs
shall he reasonable they paying Ter what ibey call Tor
oniy.Eut V prcierrea his price per day will be- for
man = - cents-hOrSe 10 Centsper week. after the
Grsi week : each. MARX RICHARDS.
- Cash will he given Tor twenty Thousand o. good
l1dder one thousand bushels of sell cleaned OATS aud
iwo hundred ~ c'.rn. .2s. ss..wsf 81. r..
Jus PUBLISHED,
No for sale ~ VISA. ". FiUw hyisnpn's Boob store
- end Ivy Peter Eppes Al the capiip
MUNFORD'S GENERAL FNDEX
To the ViTgiHjan Law Authorities.
y Pdce S O..
Jan. 10 7o..sf
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NarShaPS Sale of Lots, Siopcs, SC. &c.
sQY virtue OF decree Of tn snrerior court Of chan
ID Gerry for the Richmond district pronounced on
the 32d June, 1910, IN cause therein depending he
tween Thomas u. PTosser, late sheriff Of Henriro
plaintiff aura John j. Weuh, Jededish Allen and 9th.
eTs, defendants-W lac sold In the hslies bidder AZ
public auction, for cash, NoHdag, the 18TH Hog Of
me present DI0ath, (IebrmdryJ the premises a.
eleven O'Clock TWO LOTS or LAND on y Tor usinl
streets one ofwbirb binds upon street aud the OF her
IN the rear thereof adjoining the Office Of the Uned
States Bank and now IN The possession Of tie said
Jedcdtah Allen.
And Immediately after the above sale will he sold 4,
tie same place, and upon like terms, all the HOUSE
HOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE belonging 90 the
sala Allen consisting of tables, chairs ssfces snne
silver plate, &c. one chest of draw ers four heis ,na
furniture aud many other ar,ices.As all said Aliens
STOCK IN TRADE, consisting OF boots shBrs SKINS
leather, &c. mentioned IN deed ned as an exbihii
IN This cause, together with said Aliens nteresi In me
snip Joh" diam, being hvenineteenths Of third
said ship.
Also, at the same time and place, all the HOUSE,.
HOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE of John J. werth
as mentioned in another deed hied in Gid
exhibit together with his stock of b"rses cattle aud
hoes-gigs, carts and dTays, with their harness
m on UeaHeSaag' ne .frh day of AiGrch neat,
for cash. in front r the Eagle Hotel the following
SLAVES, the property 81 The said Allen ~ w.t. NeIIy
Fanny, and ia.hlso, Ned, Peggy and chiid Nancy
aud Francis spd saiJ, her children, and Lucy, the
property OF said wefth.
}. GugRRANr, II. S. c. c. n. n.
IN pursuance Of deed vi uusl eN,ta,., - - -
scrbeTs by Blake y. WooJson Of Cumberland conn
", Bearing date the 23d Of August 1870 for certain
purposes therein eNpTessed-ihey will proceed 10 sell
20 the highest bidder before The door NJ Smiths av.
eIh IN farnviiie, for cash, on me sfh dry Of HGych
neat, certain tract ~ LAND iypr IN The county ~
Cnmperland on the river Aupouatlnv containing eight
hundred acres more or less Should the day appointed
above not he fair the sale will place on The ntxt
fair day. THOMAS A. NORTON
SAMUEL ANpERSON.
Jan. ~. 5S..fds
llURsUANr 10 a deed Of tfaa ,xtcatea To- rs Dy
john Bibb, and duly recorded w TIE conniy toutt
81 Charinte-We shall, m fhefrN NJRdagfR JTaTch
Ret, before the door ~ the Courthouse Of Charlotte
county, offer for sale 80 II LAND Wing ~ said
county. adjoining the lands ~ john Richardson o. n
aud JOHN Ricbardsos, W. H)...T The IL rms Of sale
will be made Known on the day.
WfLIlAM IS. WATKINS
HENRY 4. WATKINS, STrnstces
Jau. 81. 40 ids
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,,,r 4 ien Copies Of

THE NEW REVISED CODE,
HANDSOMELY bound IN calf by e. A. MAYO pTice
L Sl2 each are ready, and offered for sale, at
ihe once OF ihe Enquirer. Gentlemen who have EN-.
gagged copies will please cali for them.
Jan.I3. "a
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.O..sts

Land an POchatam f0s safe.
The subscriber wishes to dispose of $40 acres Of
n LAND, lying in the upper end os the county OF
Powhatan, being part OF the tract on which he re
Sides The greater par Of the above land is in woods
ana some oft FIRST rate tobacco and. As no one 1T is
PIesum@d, viii purchase without rst viewing it, far
ther description is deemed unnecessary
HENRY SXiPwITH.
Powhatan, May "a. az
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Free6orns i5t4d f'omghs
'ENHoSE plcughs need other recommendation than
To state the number sold bis factory (the last
yeafJin New York. which was over 300 They are
now made and sold ny the subscriber at the New Yrk
prices, al Messrs. N. & J. 1icbenor's coachmakei's
snop-Likewise extra shares can he had n,
plough, for 90 cents. J. MEEKER. Agent
for JhoM0S Freeborn
Feb. IT. oI7,-
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w - pe s9'a on me 2ith instant (Fcbrrarv } "
~ TAR, aud ~ not, on me 6rst Of H0rch, either
~ lhmdns Tavern, OF ola the premises Situated
ABOUT Tour miles beOw The cit, Of R,cbrnotS On Inc
luau isaaihg " Charles City courthause a VaInabe
Wact pi LhND, containing hundred acres sixty
" Wn'eb are cleared, under gond fence and in cnl.
.ydnh I'VE acres sOwed with clover and three win,
slnm"thy-lhe ethcr forty acres are we'll un,beTcd -
,sne improvements are very convenient dwelling
A., N,cntn' sinokehonse, barn, stable, &c. a car.
-, cuu'dlmhg Two acres, planted with one hun.
80, ana MY srAed trees 90 the hest fnt together
. n Yihes, cHiTants, &c. large orchard a weti Of
$50 NdisTy dhh an excellent sprisn.
.a'2s' one thiTd cash, one third i'm three months
s'Hue ~ six mOnths0f the purchaser viii
psysEis ~ nssoiahle notes. With approved endorsers
trgst 81 'ue bauk nf Virginia, aud also 4 deed Of
" M, 3 psIsoN being DESTROYS 10 purchase nrvate
NH gs,,Ry - M: de Moaicarei 9th street. Shockoe
Feb. 3 "'""e'
uEEb ShLE.--Ey virtue 81 4 deed 81 1T17,t
SC, nee ~ ny Hugh Watson and others to the sns
49, =" 'egoto 10 the clefk's once Of the cs,o,, co.,
an , VIII be sold on tt- prstnise. NJ, gJ
80 ~ q MGrch ncR TO the hfshest biddsr n,
he aNh ARD adiOiniug HE tos,, ~ cs,,c,.
NV ~ 'he occupancy of said Wats.r - Ntso
,,,,,st.ed ~, - NpIVNeneus IN the said town histn.
mined c "a '"e hanle NJ No. i5-hHd NEGRO MAN
.',t , s'u1 WIN ail tbe stock of LEATHER MANS
~ "a s''s DeI'hginR @ the said tanpety-Or 50 nuc
~ 'a'u property a5 viii I've susnciert ~ nav "a ~
Sl"eetho balance ofiie debt and irters.i ,g,,ie 49,
''"'n cue and unpaid on the day Of saie "a s.e.,s
n 1,nsN, % which this trust deed vas made. ana
"Pe"Ves o. CARVING The satne into Eject.
RtNDOLPH HARRISON
r.t - THO; Il. WALTON, trustees
aI---1s
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lNFORMATIO WANVFO

IMPORTATION WANTED.
- ENERAL years past maa by the name of
- fsraet fairs came from Europe 10 this conn
SryS aud settled ia Baltimore, Maryland. During which
time he carried the mercantile business Iii had
been Ieporiet he at length aecame possessed of
sioeTaDle propeTy-About twenty years ago he sailed
from Baltimore for European port and siuce
which period no satisfactory intelligence respecting
him has been received.
The subscriber has been informed ny varsns
ON the cenrse of last year that there had heen man
OF the above name in Tennessee hsre he had pHrcbs
ed considerable landed propeSty he returned Balii
more and sailed for Europe, leaving also property in
that city.
The subscriber has just right to believe lie is his
only Surviving rigbifal heir; aud will be extremely
thankful trr any information respecting him. his
concerns either in Baltimore temnesseediTected TO
him at CTeighions Post Office, Brunswick county, Va.
ISRAEL MARS.
" The printers of all the newspapers IN the United
States, requested give an insertion or
ewo IN heir respective papers, the OF humanity
requires IT,.
Feb. 5. 90 sic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

nE s"pscIlDer "utts iof safe a uact vt LAND in
he con-. y OF HaiaS, lying in the fork of Rauisier
river aud Wolf Trap ctrek six miles eas If The conr,
nonse containing 292 acres ali in woods except about
Twelve or hiteen acres which rs grown nm in nine
ms land is uncommnniJ well tiinbeTsd and Of excel
lent quality, equal 1" any high lsnd tract in this
pait OF The COUNTY is bounded on one side nv
u should not sell privately before Halifax a,arrb
Court, SNAIL that day, sell tito the highest bidder
Terms viii be made quite Accommodation as to price
anu tHne OF payment. JOHN RAGLiND. Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
Inre,.n fnr NnIr nr I-ell.--

aoR sale on credit NJ one two three and four wears
tue tavern formerly occupied by Daniel NicbauX,
situated IN Powhstan county on The Buckingham road
ABOUT 40 miles above Richmond, and ~ helnw Povha-
Tan Courthouse known ny the OF HorSinsviIle or
Hopktns's Tavern II sold prior 10 the at6 d0y OF
October merit IL will that day offered for rem, TO
me highest bidder. For terms apply to Mr.. ARCH'p
hobENiSoN, residing on The premises OF To The sub
sc,loer. JOHN ROBERTSON.
-suIl 70. Oh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
ACCOMPLISHMENTS

ADVERri SEhiENT
THE SWAN TAVERN in this city, has been leased
by the subscriber for term OF years and is now
under his management His friends and the public
who may favor him with their company. may he
ed oil his utmost eSetioas to afford them comfortable
accommodations.
Attached TO the premises is an excellent STABLE
which shall he at all times well furnished.
Dec 25 6e..u ARCH. ROBERTSON.
NoTtCk is hereby given 10 The debtors aud credit
oTso Heron. Sinton Co. and C. J. Macmurdc hat
by virtue 81 deeds of trust and powers of attorney
irreV"cable exeened ny them respectively, We shall
proceed, suhsr IN person by attorney, 10 vino up
the affairs of The said two concerns without delay
PATRICK GIBSON,
ian. U. Ti..u JOHN G. BLAIR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

FOR M De,
TIE .fotiowing Real Estate, in Richmond.
SEVEN LOTS IN Adams's Valley, distinguished on a
- plan made by Richard Yenng, I7Ih June 10 as
RIOS. 4, ?, ga, 5, 10 and IL.
ONE LOT, fronting forty four feet on v street, and
running hack ITO feet TO Dock street and adjoining
lot Of Robert Gamble. Esq.
And one RHairided third pdrt Of TWO LOTS, each
having font of 20 feet the Cross opposite
TO the Bell Tavern, aad in depth about 90 feet
bounded on the north by the property Of aessTs Ellis
Il Allan.
For terms, appIyto hessTs. cauibreiing & Pearson
New York, or JOHN g. SMITH kichnIond
Jan. 20. 7g..u
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'Ihe New Revised Code,
OLE rNE LAWS OI NIRGINIA

~,
pFiNG collection of all such acts ri the tienprsl
sS Assembly, Of public and permanent nature, as
are now IN force, with copions index, TO which
preaNed tie Constitutions Of the United State. and OF
The Stale OF Virginia, published pursuant to an Of
the General Assembly, passed the 18th March, 1872.
Handsomely Bourd in calf, price s !2.--The number
OF copies Of the above WORK contracted ter by The
state, having been furnisheJ-ali orders from bsok
sellers, or others who buy te sell again, Ito whom
liberal discount viii be made )and Tor single copies
can he immediately supplied.
IT Orders fer inlereaved eories must be LEFT with
the Subscriber alone at the Office Of the Enquirer who
Is the sole agent OF the publishers for selling.
SAMUEL CARY.
The Editor. OF tb. National Intellisencer. Winches-
ter Gazette, Fredericksburg Herald, Petersburg Re
publican, LyDchhnrg Press and Norfolk Beacon viii
please publish the above twice week fer four week.
aud forward their accounts to this Office for
1 AND FOR BANK sFOCK.-I nish 30 sstta tract
"a Of tdHf lying ia CdmpbeH county, 20 miles from
LyHchbWrg,S mites from Campbell courthouse, and
about miles from StdKnton river. This tract is
commonly called the Locust Thcket, "-coatdinS bu
recent sHrvey 1896 acres Tying ucN any trdcf
in ths cGKRfg.-.56Out 400 acres hare been cieQred
che bSt0nce is cOVered trifh valuable fiGer.i 1or
zion ~ IL is gg0d teb0cce L0nG and the UhOte teii
adapted 20 faTming-it is rreiL tr0tered, and The
nsish60rkood IS good Stock Of the Bank Of the Uni
ttd @0teS, BdnE Of Virginia, the Farmers Bank
81 pt'gtRta, teonId be taken ia payment, or accomo
dating time gtvcn on the purchase money. Mr. John
Hereunder, Hed, ('617pbrH courthouse. tiH shea
the fqRd. UfLLiiU &. PENDLEYON
Richmond, IfQy II. itf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

NIoIiCE.-Ihe subscriber has convey ed the whuIe
= ofhis remaining estate both real and PERSONAL Ia
hr. Patrick Gibson and Mr.John Biar by deed oil
rus; dated the 18th ut aud for the purposes therein
expressed. c. j. MACMUROo
l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

Joseph q PfILIfI VINO,
~ AVE united IN the PRACTICE OF TIE LAM
oRe the other OF them will constantly attend the
various carts held Ia The city of Richmond aud the
trterier and superior coars OF King William, Gooc
fand, Powhatan and Chesterfield. Aug 10.
Feb.tO ~ LAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

IT rhe ENQUIRER /, published twice q week, gene.
rally aud three times week dutiug the session OF the
STATE egstdtKrc.Prtce the heretofore Fire
1klgrS per ahun, payable IN advance. Notes nf Char
ter &C specie paying Danks, (ontyi viii be received
payment The Editor will guaraa;ee the safety OF
reniting them by MAIL the postage of all letters bemr
paid by tue writer's.
- No paper wt he discontinued, Tint at the dlscre
Editor nutil aTreaayes have been paid np
II Whoever viii guarantee tar payment OF niiie papers
t1alt receive q teutb gratis.
TERMS of ADVERTISING.
IT OHr yQ1are--First Insertion. - ceHtS-cGck
Continuance, so cents.
-. No fdoertisement Inserted until 70 has either
tgea Pdd for assumed ~ person in this city
or as enUirsRS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

rsNHE sale OF Robert campbeI's properly is postpon
d ed until the ,srH DAY or M,RCH NEXT, ia conse.
guence of the Ion. and present ndispnson OF Robert
Campbell aud IN order that the said Campbell may
mis- recovery, make suitable arrangements with those
Interested HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
.tns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

- W. q e.. WARWICK,
4 AVE Tor sale, on accommodating terms.
II l5O crates and hhds. well assorted Eanhen ana
Glass Ware
$50 sroce Porter and Wine Bottles
Bar and Hoop Iron
Shot, Nails, and White Lead ground IN oil.
Feb. 10. "a ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

vii subscriber has removed MS oihce To - ,4,ueI q
a Adams's building on ID streei,..... Mr. Ken amin
9oapkiRS, will attend TO the business Of my office :
collector, in my absence.
WILLIAM n. TAYLOR. Collector
Of the lsfh District Of Viyginia.
IN. 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

Land 1n Cumberland for safe
WILL sell 400 acres Of LAND from the west eud OF
the tract on Which reside. AGort 81 acres OF ii
are ia wheat, ofwhtch are prime tobacco lamd
Presnning that any one DESTROYS OF purchasing W~ud
first view he premises, further pon is deemed
unnecessary.
II not sold privately before that day this land will
he sold n public auction the 2!th OF H0rcl. at
Cumberland Courthouse, when a plot Of il " r. be
exhbiedCash viii be required for one third of the
amount of the purchase and the baance in two equal
annual instruments secured by bonds, with sufetes
aud deed Of trust upon The property.
JOHN MILLER.
Feb. 10. ss IDS
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CoTse. Sugar, Spanish Hides, &C.
5aBigs Prime GREEN COFFEE
20 hhds. do. st. CToiX SUGAR
20 do. I'd qualty do.
1000 Spanish OK HIDES
10 Barrels T ANNERS oil,
And will be landed to-day from the Schr. Hamlet,
fTOm philadelphia
20 Hhds good RYE wdiSKEiS
30 Barrels do. do.
FOR SALE Low
RALSToN * PLEASANrS.
October 81. = ls ~
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X. s, II. Neitson s. 20.
TVAvE just received a general assortment OF SEA.
{ ( SONABJE GnODS. nee. .. ~. 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
'ESSOR SALE, a variety Of GARDEN SEEDS, raised in
n the neigsbcrhood Of this city dnriue the year
Apply at the store of BENJ. r. litLLARD, nearly
opposite the Eagle Hotel, the su,scrihe IT Mrs.
9TRENi'S garden IN Manchester. MARK PiGorT.
Feb. TO- s3.tf
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& tbAiLARY To- every ejaculation whIcL the subscrI
~ bets bad nade, an injunction has been obtained
60 arrest the sale Of by them for the
Earn inst. IN consequence Of which the said negroes
VIII on mat day, " fair, NOT, the fair da
ne hred Until the fret day Of January next, to the
highest bldder.-Bond and approved security will be
required by
FnWAHD WAITE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-27

The motion to postpone the bill was sup
ported by the mover and Messrs. Livermore,
Clagett, and Cushman and the postpone
ment was opposed by Messrs. Scott, Lown-
des. Brush, Cook, Floyd, and Campbell.
The question was at length decided in the
negative, by yeas and nays.
For postponement "
Againstt 90
II was then moved by Mr. Holmes, that the
House 90 into committee OF The whole on the
said bill /; but, before the question was put
on this melton, the House, about O'Clock,
Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-27
CONGRESSIONAL pRoCEEDrN Cs.
IN SENATE.
Monday, January "a

.N0nday, January "a.
Mr.. Wilson laid before the Senate certain
resolutions ofthe Legislature ofNew Jersey,
on the subject OF prohibiting the existence
of slavery in Missouri, sc.
Mr. Log falso laid before the senate,sun-
dry resolutions on the same subject, adopted
by the Legislature of Kentucky.
The engrossed bill to continue in force
the act TO provide for reports Of the decisions
Of the Supreme Court, was read the third
time and passed. and sent to the other
House.
The other subjects in order for to-day,
seee postponed and, then
The Senate again took up the Missouri
BILL
Mr. PiLkney resumed the remarks which
he commenced on Friday, in opposition to
the proposed restriction, and spoke nearly
two hours-When be had concluded
Mr.. Otis iniimated wish to reply to Mr..
P. but as the Senate, he said, after the intel
lectual banquet which they had just enjoy
ed, would have now little relish for the plain
fare which be could offer he moved
that the subject be postponed until to-mor-
row, which motion prevailed; and
The Senate went into the consideration Of
Executive business after which,
They adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-27
.Mewbufyport, January 81.
FROM CAPE HENRY.


Captain Condry, from Cape Henry, con-
tradicts the account lately published. that in
tercourse had been opened between the do
minions OF Christophe and Boyer-he thinks
il might arise from the circumstance OF one of
President Boyer's vessels being taken by a
crnizer of King Henry, and which for some
reason was Immediately restored.-No COM
mercial intercourse is allowed from the ports
OF one to those of the other Of the rival chiefs.
MARAETs AT CAPE HENRY
Glutted fish dolls. 5o-beef l2 49,
maekarel s flour 8-candles Is Cts
butter l8-coffee IL 2 4 on board
Captain Condry encountered one of the
most tremendous gales last Monday, be ever
sxperienced-it blew perfect hurricane for
several hours, and the sea frequently broke
as high as his masthead, and had not the
Oh. Sidney been very superior sea boat,
she must have foundered. When it cleared
of Monday night, be was within or miles
Of Cape Ann lights.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Monday, January "a.

Monday, January "a.
Mr.. Rhea, from the committee on PEN
sions and Revolutionary Claims, made an
unfavorable report on the petition of Eliza
beth Poe. which was read and concurreG in.
Mr.. Anderson, from the committee on
Public Lands, reported bill confirming GER
tain claims to land in the state of Illinois /;
which was twice read and committed.
Mr.. Williams, of N. C. from The commit
tee Of Claims, made report unfavorable TO
the petition of Ezra Child., which was Or
dered TO lie on the table.