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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-14
New Publications.

p NARDO'S Political Economy, very
evaluable work, and adapted to The times
ALSO,
The Monastery, romance, by the author
OF Wayerly, &c. SC. in 2 vols. for saleby
nay26 JOHN A. STEWART.
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Also for Freight,

>SAN Tue superior schr, PLANTER.
'sssssEcaptian Drinkwater. 5urthen about
s5oo bbls, w,il be ready tor cargo IN tour
days will take freight 10 any port.
maya Apply as above.
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For Boston or Portland,
Also for Freight,
For Freight.

SS> The schr. MELISSA, C. Swami,
?smaster, burlhen 100 bbls. will be
ready TO load in few days.
Apply TO JOHN II. LADD & Co.
Who offer for sale the cargo of said schr OF
IS Il feet merchantable lumber
81 casks cut nails, assorted sizes
may I3
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SELLING OFF CHEAP!
Great Bargains mag be had al
Gnither e. EarIs
CHEAP STORE

SllEATt . ChE,
I'm the following goods, viz:
n Best Canton grapes, (black and other
colors]
Do do Grape shawls
Sarsenets, Senshaw's sewing silks
Black horentines, black silk hdkfs.
Battas, gurrahs, sannahs, Waltham Shirt.
ings and sheetings
Browns hrtings Dieached do
Handsome domestic plaids, chambrays,
Checks, ticklenbulgs and burlaps
Russia diapers, Russia sheetings,
Brown Holland, Irish linens and lawns
Buckskin and beaver gloves
Parasols, umbrellas, thule lace,
Merlno shawls, ribbons, best kid gloves
Levantines, Italian Grape, black and
white florence (assorted colors)
Best twilled cords and veivets. shawls,
Sewing cotton, musins, cloths, casimels,
Supertine white flannel, callcoes
Cambrics, null null muslin,
Book muslin, best cotton cassimeres,
Rich cotton shaw!s, Madras handkis.
Checks, women's fine cotton hose
Mems halfhose (back and assorted CO.
lors)
Bombazetts. best twilled, (black and
assorted colors, do)
English Bed Ticking, very fine
Marseilles yesting, dimity, fine steam
loom shifting, nankeens, and merin) shawls,
Brewster's best hats
Irish Linens
Domestic Goods
Canton Grapes
AND
Cotton Yarn.
viii be sold at a very reduced price.
ApMl28 DIFF
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For. Boston,

~SM The schooner OSPRAY, captain
49, Loring is now loading, will take few
hundred barrels on freight. Aprly to
UM C6VVI T. Sy To
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For Amsterdam,

RI TIE superior coppered ship MI
sssal NERVA. Samuel Eames. master, will
- sss,v ia July, the principal part OF her
san lr sa being ready to go on board one hum
S IA hogsheadS OF tobacco or small articles
~. s'SI 81 faken on freight.
w. For Llyerp DOL,
And back TO this port,
rr The ship WlLHELMINA, F. Dy-
SSF2e master. will sail in all the present
800 I'm fake some passengers out, and any
%s 's,os wanting passages for their friends to
gs 20 10 this country, have an opportunity or
s : -so;ng them on moderate terms.
For Boston,
RI The regular trading brig HERO,
>k9SSf rtber Hall, master, TO sail on Sun
ass S~;IItake 500 barrels on freight. APP
u - The Gastcron board or,
lp VIM. FOWLE & Co.
For Freight,
SR The brig COLUMBIA, S. Loring.
s:s ~ master. carries about 2ooo bbls. is an
ss ,s,I vessel, and can be ready to take
! ,rgo on board immediatel ~. Apply to
vas w. FOWLE (. Co.
mo hare recsived By sad vessels,
100 tons plaster paris
lilo casks nails assorted sizes
So bolts of heavy Ravens or half duck
9 6 b bogssI, N. E. rum
June l2
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Was Committed.

TEO the jail for the county of Alexandra,
l. az runaway, on the 9Th inst. a negro
man who calls himself TOM, and says he is
the property of John Soper, living about four
miles from Upper Marlborough, Nd. The
said negro is about 26 years OF age. FIVE feet
seven inches high, of yellow complexion,
stout and square made, has on drab coat
and domestic pantaloons. The owner is de-
sired to come, prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, otherwise he will be
disposed of as the law directs
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
may8 tu2m JaiIor.
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Rum, Molasses, &c.

Z Rum, Molasses, &c.
rgNhE cargo of schr Clothier, Adams Gray,
I master, from 81. Johns, N. B. now land
ing, viz:
% puncheons Jamaica run
96 do Antigua do
Is 10 molasses
100 tons plaster paris
100 grindstunes
S barrels manganes
10 boxes smoked behring's for sale by
JOHN II. LADD & Co.
For Fredericksburg,
b The schnr ANN &, ELIZABETH.
@s Joseph Dennis, master, now loading,
and viii be dispatched Immediately. Apply
as above june 10
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8 Gallon Jugs, pots & pitchers 6 d

The ware WILDE packed on the shortest
notice, and delivered in any part OF the
town, and in all cases there will DE made
liberal discount for cash.
may . IWW1w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-06
MONODY
ON THE
DEATH or DECATUR.

By A SOUTH CARoLlSlAN'
Sweet scented flowers on beauty's grave
We strew-but for the hOnored brave,
The fallen Conqueror OF he Wave
Let oceans flag adorn the bier,
And be the Pail of Glory there!
Tri-coloured France twas first with ID"
He braved the battles OF the sea;
And many son of thine he gave
A resting place beneath the wave.
Feared in the tight-beloved IN peace
In death the teuds OF yalor cease.
Then let thy virgin lilies shed
Their fragant whiteness Ger his mead
They grace hero's form within
As spotless as unstained OF Sin.
Come, Savage, from the Lybian shore,
Kneel at his grave, who--balhed I'D soit y;
Avenged his brothers murder on your , Wv,
And drenched with coward blood the S'H'''
wreck. ,.s
Lives in your mind that death-d ispeD'7
night? Cit.
The purple ambush and the saoFea p rs.r
The blazing frigate-and the canon ' 'hat
That shamed your warriors flying 10 th aI =;
Who, panick striker. plunged mo .ua
And found the death they vaIn'y n0p'
fee.
Now, silent, cold, inanimate he lies, a 4
WHO sought the conflict and achieve
Here, Savage, pause The unresen a''s . S~
Revels on bim-who ruled the bal'le s nj
His country's call-though bleeding ''
tears hear,
Not cen his country's call the hero n. ,,s:.
The floating steamers that his tame az.
Repose IN 6onored folds upon his DreS ns +
And gIory's lamp, with patriot sorloa|'
Shall blaze eternal on Decatur 5 pe'
Britannia mobile hearted ioe--
Hast thu GU no funeral flowers OF we .c,i
To grace his sepulchre who ne T. nj
Shall meet thy warriors on the Purp,e cave
His pride to conquer-and his Joy 10
In triumph generous, as in battle ssresl!
Observation-Disclosures captive.f5;s b
Feeling, as vaIiant-thou dePioresn' III, he id
And those thy sous who met him id .n mas d
Shall weep with manly teals the neiO
away.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
House OF REpeEsrNTATIvEs.
Tuesduu, .aIay 2.--In confirmation.

Tuesday, .MGy 2.--in continuation.
Mr.. Sergeant gave TO the house his views
ofthis subject, and particularly OF the amend
Inent, With regard to trade in general, he
was opposed to subjecting it TO too much
regulation; but sales at auction were TAN
subject of regulation, because the system it.
sell was the creature of regulation, being
subject to particular restraints and giving
particular benefits to those who carry il on,
sc. He objected to the auction system, that
il was Inconsistent with sober and moderate
habits, and induced gambling and specnla-
ting habits--he spoke of II in limited as
well as in general sense. He had therefore
no objection TO the proposed prohibltory du-
~. But to the imposition of duty on sales
at auction as means of revenue, he had
many objections, the most forcible of which
was, that its operation would be too partial
such a duty would well form part of a ge
neral system, but certainly ought not to be
selected from all other equally proper objects
OF internal taxation, &c. He was of course
opposed to the amendment.
Mr.. johnson. of Virginia, then took the
floor. He regarded this bill as only con-
tinuance of the system of measures common
ced in one bill which has already passed this
house, and proposed to be continued in the
other which was yesterday rejected sys-
ten which be pronounced to be calculated
10 visit with ruin and distress one portion of
the csmmunity,to The benefit of two osher
classes. He replied to some Of The argu-
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to attack the town oithe next morning.
We accordingly made all preparation,
but unfortunately for us, the wind IN
creased to a gale, and the ship driitcd
to leeward, ofthe Port. On next morn
ing boat came along side, with a let
ter from the Consul, stating that the
officers and men engaged in making the
assault, bad been confined. This@was
not tHoughta sufficient satisfaction, and
we continued to beat to Windward Dur
ing the day. with the hope of getting
up, and obtairing ample satisfaction,
for the insult offered to our flag; but,
the wind increasing. and but little pro-
liability of beating up for sesernl days,
induced the Commodore to bear away.
1t appears to have been an Intentional
mistake on the part OF the governor,
who had previously to our arrival. or
dered his officers to fire into any Are
rican vessel, that should attempt to
leave the Port without his permission.
This order he had neglected to counter,
mand, and ii is hardly possible for him
to have forgotten it. The order seems
to have originated from several priva-
teers having been there, under Ameri-
can colors, which cannot justify liscon
duct.
NoTE.-Their pusilIanimous conduct
during the late war, in suffering the
Gen. Armstrong privateer, in the port
of Fayal, to be attacked by British
force /; the surrender of the British sch.
Elizabeth, captured by Com. Porter,
at Rio .Janeiro, in 1918, and many o.
Their grievances, remain to be atoned
for ;--and which will not, it is
hoped, be overlooked by our govern
ment, as a set off against a recent de.
mand made by them upor the o. States
for " vessels insulted. robbed, or captu-
red, by the pirates" (under Artigas'
commission.)
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-06
Baltimore, Moy 4
LATE FROM GIBRALTAR.

LATE FROM GIBRALTAR.
Cant. Dickerson Of the schooner Mldas,
in SO days from GIBRALTAR, arrived at this
port last evening, and reports that, although
he was not on shore, be was in formed BY a
sentlemau who passed alongside. OF re-
port that the new Constitutional government
ofSpain had despatched an ambassador to
the United States, on mission supposed
to relate exclusively to the Floridas.
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100000
S9,O0O,000|


Such ideal wealth may without much
straining be compared to the South Sci
Scheme the bubble is now burst, and whls|
passing through Herculaneum. Missouri Teri
ritory, the property ofMr. Austin, former
ly OF Connecticut, of that place. wa|
sold by the Sheriff, one tract of excelsr
land 9 miles square, where the best Of h.
lead mines are worked, and for which b:
was offered by a company from N. Yok,
over eighty thousand dollars for l9 60 pat;
only three years before, and on which, 1t.
wards he erected buildings, and made in-
provements, 10 the amount Of 5000 dollar
all this brought at real sale 7 10 dolls. o..
ly, making only about l3f cents per acre.
nothing for buildings and Improvements
some small lots under tolerabIe inpIOsI
ments sold much better, they averaged =
bout Is cts. per acre. Since the passage
the Missouri bill their hopes are reyFsa
great calculations are made on the properly
that is to be brought into the teHitog b
the emigrants from the slave holding stalls
This is but an illusion. formed by d:en'
pered Imagination. No man OF opuenis
in his sober senses, will abandon cult'a'
ted society, his friends and relations anu
settle in place where every thing is r'sa
and rude about him. Your friend. DC.
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tain an unlimited amount: tbis :.
in room Of being applied 10 th s
prov emcnt of agriculture. was Is;i
in house lots in some new town. Of, nv
1000 to 5000 dollars per lot, n ne
a large useless brick building on i y
if their credit to the eastward r Ss
they would be concerned in som.
bank with an ideal capital, and .'
the rags of this bank to this lseIesa
travagance-the most of the buiMHs
in Lexington ard Cincinnati, are
on such capitals. the money T.
it with came from individuals f.
eastward, the United States BaDl
cheating the laboring part of the ~
munity, with their banks of moonsL% u
| do not exaggerate when | saw a
whole of the western Country. a..
complete bankruptcy the land 4.
have purchased here. the buildinys@.
have erected, together with all t5e i
proremcnts made since the first sohl.
built his cabin in these new st,i
would not bring enough were it put y
der the hammer, to pay their debts
The report to congress of debts AL
to the q. States Bank west of mo'
tains IS s7,ooo,mc|
Do Of laad sold
since opening
the land Off
ces, 100000
Paymentrcceiy-
ed from do.
speak from
memory, and
in round num-
bers, g2,OOO,00O
Leaving a sum due to go
yernmenf on lands, a2,0O0QN|
The sum due to individuals
in the Atlantic States by
do. cannot be estimated
less than lO,OOO0M
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. CONFIRMATION.

We have been permitted TO extract from
the letter of highly respectable house,
at Gibraltar, the following confirmation OF
the above report:
Gi6ralfar, March 90.
g We understand to-day, that the brig
g Edward Foster which sailed few days
since from Malaga for the United States,
carries the ratification of the Florida Trea-
ty by the King of Spain.
Extract of letter received last evening
from Gibraltar, politely communicated
for publication
Gibraltar, 2sth March, 1890.
FLOUR cargo would net bring more
than DIT LA 3,4 per Dbl and would de-
cline on any extensive receipt. Wheat
j. very abundant from the Levant, and sell
inc at s5 cts. dollar % per bushel, when
must keep down the price Of flour. CokN
IS also very very abundant with limited
sales. Tobacco experienced trihing sir,
owing TO the late changes in Spain VAR
ginia is worth 10 dolls. Lob per cwt. Ken
lucky I-2 per cwt. 1t is uow, however,
of heavy sale. He are, DC.
London, AZ ga.
1T. S. NJ bills nom. l-2 per cent,
Spanish Dollars 8 l-2 advance.
Federal Republican.
We have received information, the au-
thenticity of which cannot be questioned,
that the :" Provisional Government OF the
Constitutionalists at Isla, (the head quar-
tiers have in their Gazette FORMALLY
ACKNOWLEDGED TIE lNDEPEN-
DENCE OF SOUTH AMERICA"
1t is true, that this act is liable to recon
sideration when the national government
shall be established; nevertheless, the fact
is sufficient to convince US that further
prosecution of the war in South America IS
not the wish of the people of Spain, and that
the COVE rnment will be influenced in future
by the wishes OF the people. there can now
be no doubt. We are even ready to'belleye
that, If the Constitutionalists are disposed 10
make terms with ferdinand at all. one OF
the stipulstions will be the acknowledge
ment Of the independence of the South A
merican colonies.
We can also state, positively, that orders
have been given at Madrid, TO dismiss all
the transports so long employed at Cadiz.
Thus is all idea OF the expedition to South
America officially abandoned.
(Norfosk Herald
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From the National IateHigemcer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-06

PORTUGUESE OUTRAGE ON THE AMERI
CAN FLAG.
1t will be seen below, in an extract
from letter written from on board the
u. S. ship Franklin. "a, that serious
outrage Vas committed on the Ameri
can flag, at Porto Praya, the residence
of the governor general of the Portu-
gucse settlements at the Cape de Verde
islands.
1t is to be regretted that, in conse-
quence of a gale of wind springing up
the Franklin was unable to take po-
sitien and return the $ compliment"
Nat. Int.
:. In getting under way from Porto
Praya about 8 p. nj. on the s9th ult.
two batteries commenced fire on us,
and contipued it until we were out of
gun shot. The vessel sustained no da-
mage, except shot through her fore
t0p-sail. The Com. Immediately called
council Of war, and it was determined
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-06

We have been permitted TO extract from
the letter of highly respectable house,
at Gibraltar, the following confirmation OF
the above report:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-06

Extract of a letter received last evening
from Gibraltar, politely communicated
fcr pnbIication--
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-06

g We understand to-day, that the brig
g Edward Foster" which sailed few days
since from Malaga for the United States,
carries the ratification of the Florida Trea-
ty by the King of Spain"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
PUBLIC AUCTION:

HxHE subscriber, intending 10 tl0se
his business, will sell at Public
Auction, on THURSDAY the 23d Of
March, all his STOCK IN TRADE -
consisting of the following articles, viz.
1000 fl. Ash Plank 1000 #:
Oak do; 500 e. Hickey do. 500 #.
Maple Boards; 700 II. Gum do. 800 #.
Wildwood do; SO pair Hubs; 1000
Spokes; SO Axletrees 3 chaidron Rich
mond Coal; so bushels Charcoal; 2 pair
steel Springs; pair wood do; sett
Smiths Tools, quantity Of Iron, &c.
Also, 4 one-horse Wagons
] secondhand Riding Chair J Sled !;
| Plough; Cisterns few cords Wood,
and sutdry other articles too tedious to
mention.
Vendue to commence ait 10 o'clock,
when conditions OF sale will be made known
by JONATHAN ORSBORN.
EIizabeth-Town, March 9, 1920. ~
N. B. If the weather should be unfa-
vourable on the above day, the sale will
be postponed till the next fair day.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
OIICE.

"HE subscriber, intending soon TO
4 leave the state, solicits all those in
dtbIed TO him TO call and settle their
respective accounts without delay, and
all those having any demands, TO present
them for examination; and hopes that
none will neglect this notice, as It is indis-
pensably necessary his accounts should be
closed withou. delay.
He also offers TO let, from the first Of
April next, the Place where he now lives,
being good stand Tor Wagon maker,
or almost any other kind Of mechanic -
Also, the House where BkNJAMIN Fra
ZEE now lives, corner Of Washington and
Jefferson streets.
JONATHAN ORSBORN.
Eliz. Town, Feb. %. 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07

Interesting to Pensioners the gen.
eral appropriation bill has not yet been
passed by Congress--aDd, consequently,
there will be no funds provided 10 the diff
fereut states and territories for the pay ment
Of pensions for some time yet to come
Pensioners are very properly advised, by
the National Intelligencer, to defer their
application for their baIf-yearly payment
until further notice otherwise they may
incur mneh useless trouble aud expense.
The season--The Richmond Enquirer
OF Saturday last, mentions, That TIE open
ing OF Spring is in that city, IL or IA days
earlier than last year. The Aprico, was
10 full bloom; and their market had been
supplied, for week, with sbad from the
Roanoke.
Honr..-We understand, that the best
New York flour sold this morning at fire
dollars a barTel...N. Y. Spec.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07

Conmissioners......David /. Christie,
Garret p. Hopper, ConeIius Bania, Vim.
A. Paradise.
Geo. kingsIand, col. 4th reg. Bergen
brigade.
Samuel FL. Berry, major LIST bait. Alb
reg.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
To Let,

For one gear from the first Of april merit,
HHE SHOP now occupied BY JOHN
III BRITTIs, adjoining the shop OF tue
subscriber DAVID BURROWS.
Eliz Town. March 6, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
BALTIMORE. March 8.

Yesterday morning John z. Ferguson,
William Murphy, Thomas O'Brian, Chs.
Weaver, Isaac Allister, John Jackson, and
Isaac Denny, convicted Of piracy, COM
mitted on board of La Irresistible priva-
teer, which they ran away with from Mar
garitta, were brought before his honor
Judge Bland, who, after short but inn
pressive address, pronounced upon them
the sentence of death. They we're con-
Quoted back to Jail, there to await the ex-
ecution of The sentence
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
From the National Inteliigencer of Frida
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

HE QUESTION SETTLED.
We most heartily congratulate our rea-
ders--we felicitate our fellow-c citizens gen
orally, that the Missouri question is SET
TLED-in what manner the reader will
see by what follows.
The House of Representatives sat till
late hour last night: and we have only
time to state, that, on the question to agree
to the amendment of the Senate to strike
the restriction from the Missouri bill, the
vote was
Against the restriction 90
For it az
Being majority Of four votes against
the restriction.
Other proceedings took place, which
will be reported hereafter the result of
which is, that the bill for the admission of
Missouri without restriction, and with the
+. inhibition Of Slavery in certain territories,
wants only the signature Of The President
to become a Tan.
The bill for the admission Of Maine
Will OF course pass, without restriction, in.
cumDrance, or amendment.
The few past days have been irving
time in Congress but the trial has pas
SEQ, and we may now look only for har-
mony and Cancellation on all sides.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On Tuesday evening last. by the Rev. DIR. NJ
Dowell, Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH. of Connecticut
Farms, to Miss ABIGAIL WILLIAms, of Williams
Farms.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
From the True American.
Extract from the Editor, dated Washing
ton City, Feb. 20.

N tOU Otty, PCU. Zos
We are not yet rid of the Missouri
question. 10 the Senate yesterday, after
decision was had upon the point of or
der submitted by the President, the ques-
ton was taken on Teceding from the
amendments Of the Senate to the bill from
the House, and lost, 90 to q on the main
point. A motion to insist was then made
and carried, and the bill sent back to the
House., In about half an hour il was
returned with message that the house
insisted on its disagreement. A motion
was then made TO propose conference
with the House. This motion produced a
vehement debate, but was finally carried
and Messrs. Thomas, Pinkney, and Bar
bour, were appointed on the committee.
On the part of the House, Messrs. Taylor,
Lowndes, Kinsey, Holmes, and Parker,
were this morning appointed.
&c While the Senate have been engaged
several weeks past in amending the bill
from the House for the admission Of Maine
into the Union, SO as to provide for the
admission of Missouri at the same time and
by the same bill; the House have beer
employed on bill which originated there
for the admission Of Missouri by itself.
Last evening the debate continued until
nearly ten o'clock; and this evening, ar
adjournment has not yet taken place, tho
il is nearly eight o'clock"