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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-05

Mr.. johssoa, NJ LouisiAua, sobmtied tae fol.
loving resolution:
Resoired, that the President OF the United
states be requested TO lay before the Senate
such information az he may possess relative TO
the execution OF so much of lite first article of
the late treaty ot peace aud amity between his
staHnic Majesty aud the United States as
relates To the restiintiou of slaves. and which
has moi heretofore been communicated.
he Senate then resumed the consIdC ration
OF the Missouri QUg.TiON.
Mr.. Bdr6Onr, at Virginia, rose aud addressed
the Senate more than three hours against the
proposed Restriction; but. before concluding
ms speech, intinated al desire To he allowed 10
deter the remaindet OF his remarks 10 to-mnr-
row: and the subject was accordingly post
poncd.
The Senate then went into the consideration
of Executive business.
TUESDAY FEBRUARY
MIR. Otis submitted the following resolutions
fur consideration:
RrSoired That the committee OF Pinance he
instructed TO enquire into the expediency OF
rEvt,in-, tor --- years. the law making
foreign gold coins tender.
Resored, That the committee on Finance he
Instructed TO enquire Into the eXpejiency of
providing by law tor the payment of the Mis-
sissippi Stock by the issue OF Treasury Notes,
beating interest at --- per cent. per annum,
anu redeemabie at the pleasure ut Govern
men,' 'oSuci OF the propi'e'ors thereof DIS may
e'tCt to receive payment in This way.
The resolutions offered yesterday by MIR.
tahter ~ Geo aud MIR. johnson. of Lou res
pecuVelS, were severaliy considered and agreed
to.
The Senate then resumed the cOnside ration
OF The MISSOURI QUESTION.
Mr.. BarboU. of Va concluded the speech
which he commenced yesterday, against the
Restriction.
Mr. Roberts of Penn followed, in support of
the Restriction. aud in reply to the gentlemen
who had opposed il.
Mr.. Johason, of Kentucky, succeeded. and
closed The debate, in "A speech OF some length
against the Restriction.
No other gentleman rising to speak the
question was then taken on The Restrictive
amendment offered by MIR Roberts, which is in
the following words Y" Prouided also, that the
further introduction into the said state of persons
to De held IN sldrery Involuntary serritude rithin
the same shall be absolutely and irrerocdJiy pro-
hi6ited = and decided i'll The Negative, by yeas
and NAYS, as follows:
YEAS-Nlessrs. Burrll, Dana, Dickerson.
Nj Z OF New York, Lowrie, Mellen, Morrll,
Noble, Otis. Roberts, RnggIes, Sanford, Fay
Tor !ichenor, Irimbe, Wilson-IG.
NAiS-hlessrs. Barbour. Brown. Eaton,
Edwards, Elliot, GaiIlari, Hunter, johnson, OF
nv. Johnsoa, of Lou. King, of Aiab. Lauman,
Leake, Lloyd, Logan. Macon, Palmer, Parrot
Phhney, Plea>auts, Smith, Stokes. Thomas,
Nan Dyke, Walker, of Alab Walker, OF Geo.
Williams, of Miss. Williams of Teun.-27.
so the amendment was rejected, and
The Senate adj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-05

Mr.. Gesfg,a r.sPnted ~ nc senate certain
q ,g'ctiops ~ ine Legislature Of New YUik
.isPftraz the 90 ~ Gf Congress 10 require nt
UaA states. nos o. ompr,scd within tie original
',puaaaties Of o.. JHIttd states, fhe prOb,bi
son ot .ispsts 'f "a coudtuop 90 their adm esipu
'ntD fac thinii, .nd insttuctirg tie Senators
i.pu SOW fotH 40 oyGUse u.e ad nls i0n 81
Si' sbrlf 1ate .l.nut such condition, which
5csoiluous we're gea9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-05

MIR. Rmdoipk, !of Vrgiria, rsSi rosc, and /,
after few remarks from hin, Indicative ot an
inteniion 10 address the House on Iie questi0a,
he made motion iorth1 committee TO ,.se !;
when
The committee rose, obtained leave 10 ST,
again; and
The House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-19

Private advices received at Philadelphia,
state, that Gen. DeSereux has sailed from
Liverpool, with considerable reinforce
ment 30 join the army of Gen. Bolivar.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-19

Ofthe eighteen Pirates taken in the schr'
Bravo, aud brought into New-Orleans, two
Desfarges, the captain, and Johnson, the LIST
lieutenant, were executed on the 25th ult.
ore has been pardoned, aud the remaining
fifteen respited for 60 days.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-11
STATE: OF MAINE.

The joint Committee, 10 whom was referred that
part Of the Message OF the Go,erng relating TO
public lands have not been able 10 give this itpor.
ant subject all that consideration the, could m,sl,
The Committee LOOK forward 10 time which
they trust Is not fnr DISTANT when the provis.,s IN
| The Acl of Separation between Massachusetts atd
Maine, will br carried into fall effect Bv this act,
the commissioners TO be appointed by the Executive
authority al each State, ed with full uouer
from time b. tine, 10 Iii. ide any part or all The pub
c lands between the respective states aud il cam
not Toe doubted that prompt and early attention will
DE paid to this subject
The COMMITTEE consider i; inc pedient, ill par.
si division is made of these Lands, for the Leeisia-
ture 10 provide by law for Carving into effect the
interesting aud ali important subject The pc pe
he sale aud settlement OF tue public lands. But still
there are oiher subjects connected with these Ids,
which IL may be considered Indispensable, for Tie
Legislature 10 pass upon This session II is believed
Wy TIE COMMITTEE, that there is al least tao hundred
aud fifty thousand of land still To- be located
under different grants oi he Commu nweah IF Mas.
sschasefts aud by resolve flint Comm onwesllh
passed Feb 9th, l5.0 these localions aud surveys
must be made in Que year from the passing of the
Resolve aforesaid
In these, surveys and alotmenis The State has a
deep interest. Tho same ought to be mnd. under
competent authority and in such manner as least 10
prejudice the pubic lands, aud 10 preserve the sur
vey. thereof Tor this purpose aud to aid The Com
mssioners IA The division with Massachusetts il may
be necessary for surveyor the part Of this State
10 be appointed. Connected also with The public
lands, there Is other subject OF small intere Il TO
ibi, Slate; Il is ,h. opinion the Committee thar
the great public road leading from the north line of
Bingham Million Acres, to he Quetec road, which
has been thus laf made great public expence, viii
require some attention This summer
Z The Committee also suggest the importance OF
taking some measure To keepthe road from The Pas.
sadunkeng, begun with the intention Of carrying the
same through Ia Tie 81 Johns, for las same is
cut OIL and made, IN repair, and as H. aciea.
bic to finish the same ~ the 81 Johns. should the
government Of Massachusetts, he disposed 80 aid lie
object which isheeved Ia be Tor the mutual inter
esls uf both Govtrnmeuts
Your Committee are AFFIRMED idhi the t,nber on
the ludianT ewnsnps, is gre1;y exposed for v-4nt of
public Agent "a ilsi flaiieg; uni, The sltip aud
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-11

oaths required by the Constitution and laws oil
this State, and law of the United States, TO quar-
ify him to discharge the duties Of his office.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-11

. Before me,
SEC. o. And b.s further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of all field or general officers, who
have commissions in their hands, issued by the
Governor of Massachusetts, intended for officers
heretofore elected in the militia OF this State,
forthwith 10 transmit the same to the Command
er in Chief, who is here y authorised TO issue to
each such officer comm ission under the seal oil
this State.
WILLIAM KING.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-05
THE WEATHER.

Yesterday We We're presented with a
remarkable instance OF the caprlcious-
ness III The weather, even in the fine
climate of Washington. a salo7c storm
began early in the mprning, and con
tinucd Without intermission until about
3o'clock in the afternoon. lie trees
and gardens exhibit the singular con-
trast Of the rich and fragrant bloom
and yerdure Of spring, amiust the SHOWS
4 OF winter. III this unlocked for and
nnvelcome change should be followed
by frost, the consequences will he Dis
sastrpns to our early flowers, vegeta
bles and fruits Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-05
Georgetown, lprn 5.

s The alarm oi FIRE, which has lately
reached us only from q distance, was
on Saturday night sounded with all its
tcrrors through the streets of our tran
ouil town. At about s o'clock. the
LARGE warehouse occupied by Mr.. Jthn
Peter. at the corner of Water and High
streets, was discovered to be on fire.
So completely nhoweser had the Com
HUSTON extended through the building
that the gentleman who first perceived
The light through the wiadows, having
forced open the door for the purpose OF
saving the account books, was driven
back by the torrent of flame which
rushed thro' the opening and IN lew
minutes, the whole edi6ce was IN q
blaze. The FIRE companies and all
classes Of citizens FASTENED to the spot:
and though the engines we're early
brought OH the ground, were judiciouss
" managed and we'll worked, it was e
Svislcnt from the first moment that no
efforts could save the vast proper y
swhich the warehouse contained. AND
We are truly sorry to state that the
Whole building and all its valuable con
tents were destroyed.
s The wind blew fresh from the North
West. Fortunately, however, no other
building adioined the warehouse OF MT.
Peter: aud as the whole was contiguous
to tile river, the neighboring stores s''d
houses were saved. Some damage was,
nevertheless, sustained by the hasty re
inovai Of the merchandise OF various
sorts which they contained.
Where all did their duty it would
appear inyidious to notise the exertions
&loi any Individual or any company. It
would be angrateful, however, not to
make our public acknowledgements Tor
the prompt, Jealous. and efficient AID
which was afford d by our kind oeigh
bors Of Washington. Itwas gratifying
& to perceive that, in all the exertions
which The occasion required, the utmost
harmony prevailed among the great
crowd Which was collected. and VIC
learn with pleasure that M personal In
jury vas sustained by any individuals
We have not been able To learn on
the most diligent enquiry at the best
sources Of information. how this fire
originated 1T has been remarked,
however, that this is the only serious
occurrence of the kind that ever hap.
pcned in Georgetown.
This great loss has fallen upon one
Of she most enterprising merchants and
most public spirited citizens OF this or
Indeed of any town. But, Whatever
may be the extent of the misfortune IN
a peciniary point OF view, Mr.. I. pos
sessrs III the resources Of his mind. IN
the perscvering energy OF his character,
and in the respect aud good wishes
his feilow-citizens, abundant means to
retrieve it. tslessenger.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-05
Meas York, April /.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The Cririe, captain Haley. from Liverpool,
brings London papers to the Gath February
The Courier of that date is nearly filled with
an account of plot, as il is called, to as.
sassinate the British ministry. We have CO.
pied the most interesting particulars Of this
affair.
The accounts from France are to the 2lst.
The Count de Cazes, on resigning his station
as ministerof Stale, was Immediately crea-
ted Duke, and appointed ambassador to
the court of London, The Duke of Richie
lieu was appointed minister Of state and pre-
sident Of the council of ministers.
The Liverpool letters are to the 18th. We
have subjoined an extract from one Of that
date, showing the stat. of that market.
Copy Of q letter from respectable commercial
house at liverpool, dated 25th Feb. 1920.
" In the las, FIVE days the sales Of cotton
have amounted to upwards of 5000 bags,
chiefly upland, at Il Sad to Is Led perlb.
The market to-day is rather dull, and the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-05
Situation Wanted.

a YOUNG MAN who has served arss11
IA apprenticeship to the wholesale 4
Goods business in Philadelphia, and has n
in the mercantile line the last two yeals
the western country, is DESTROYS OF ob'as'
birth either in that line or the couniss'
house. Forparticulars enquire of the Pr. ~
april 5 WIS.,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-05


AT length we have received intelligence Of
this momentous event through channel on
which We can rely lor correct information.
Though not so late by several days as
our accounts via Paris and Antwerp, our let
tiers are more definite and satisfactory in
their details Of facts, and leave us very little
reason to doubt that the bold and patriotic
QvIRoeA will accomplish the downfall of the
present tyrannical Dynasty. aud establish
the Government of the Constitution withou
any serious opposition. [Norjolx Her.
Extract of letters to the Editor Of the Herald,
dated
(" Gibraltar, January 25.
The various dubious accounts we have
had for 5 weeks past of The Revolution in
Spain, hare atlast been confirmed in seve-
raj sficial dispatches Of most interesting
nature. have had patient perusal Of
them, as well as OF every respectable pri-
rate letter up to the Rsd inst. from Cadiz.
and am enabled to- state the following ua-
questionable circumstances relative TO 1.-THE
vanguard Of the Constitutional Army
Orders having been given for fitting out
and enbarking. without delay. The !" Grand
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-05

pThe Freeholders of Fsl
fax County are respectfully informed Y
JOHN MOORE and CHAS. G. BRO's'
WATER Esqrs. are candidates for seal
the next General assembly Of Virginia. =
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-05
Cotillion Party.

MAR. GENERES respectfully soliclui
lYl attendance of the ladies of Alesysp,
to his Cotillion Patty, on THURSpAl
9th inst, at his dancing room. u
april
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-05

Liverpool Coarse Salt Afi01J
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED bas1
Il coarse salt, on board the ship ConG. .es
captain Rose, from Liverpool, at ~
Wharf.
Also, 800 bushels English potatoes II,
For sale by VIM. FOWLE&0'
april 5 -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21
SPRING GOODS.
II New sabpy Of Seasma6le Dry

fl Aev sabpy Of Seasuable Dry Z
GOODS.
Are just received from the New.fork Auc-
lions, & offered for sale, (for Cash only) by
ROBERT P. LEE,
NO. ia, Ihames-sfreef.
(Yhere fhe fiubke are resfecyuiiy inutfed 20
cali and eramine for shemsefves.)
They consist OF the following articles, with a
variety Of others no, mentioned
EXTKA superfne blue and black
IL BROADCLOTHs.
Common ditto. from g. to S dollars
heal double mild black and blue CAssSMRREs
Common ditto, variety Of colours. from 4s6 10
i2s
Black. white. olive. light. blue, crab and crimson
Grapes, for SI1 piece
Blue. black. brown, Give. orange. crimson and
scarlet Bolnbazetts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21
BY the President Of me Unifed S0fcs.

WHEREAs. BY an act Of Congress passed on the
w i7,h cf March 1870, Quilted {" An act 20 AL
ticrire the President Of the United States 70 az
point Receiver of the Pnhlic Monies and Register
OF the Land ofice for the district Of tAwrenee
county in the Arkansas terri,o,y,"it Il is enacted.
that suy person, having claim to q righ, Of pre-
empiipn within the said district shall make known
his claim and lee alton, sccotdrg 10 the prosison
Of the laws now in FORCE to the Register, OF least
six weeks before the time 10 Be designated by t'.
President Of the United States for issuing patents
the soldiers Of TIC late amy entitled TO bounty
land IN said district ftl
Therefore. Z James Monroe. President Of the T.
sases, do hereby desiers,c The fourth Mondsy -
November neIt. Il, the tine a. which patents IS
aforesaid shall commence 10 issue.
Given under my hard, at the city Of Washing
ton, the eighteenth OF April, 1870.
BY the President, JosrAu hurcs,
Commissioner of the General Lard Once.
Printers who are authorized TO publish the laws
Of the United States. viii insert the above once
csk ill the 6sst of November next. and send theis
accounts TO ,be General Land 0ihce sor psytDesi
Msy }.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21

win stood up ten more rounds, bur
without shadow Of success; and, from
the effects Of "a tremendous blow, in the
9lst round. he was unable TO come 10
time. Albra was, therefore, declared
the conqueror. Both men left the
ground, most severely punished. The
fight lasted ore hour and fifty minutes.
Ii is computed that upwards OF 1900
peop!eswere present. - Lon. paper. +
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
CAaraeterisfick .Aneedofe

CbdToeteytsfick .1necdofc.
On the afternoon of the launch Of the
chip Ohio, two tars, belonging to the
sloop of war Hornet, having stimulated
very freely in celebration OF that event,
agreed to honour the occasion still furrh-
cr by beating each other with ropes.end,
stipulating that tl.e one who should first
6inch; should afterwards receive dozen
from the boatswain. Preiminaries being
adjusted, md each Provided with stiff
rope, they mutually lybelaboured each 9TH
CT with all their strength for some min
utes, Till at length one Of them was indu.
ctd to ask for quarter, after which he
very patiently submiltcd to receive
dozen more from the boatswain, as had
been agreed upon. The poor fellow
was SO much injured as to be under the
necessity Of calling on surgeon in the
village to be bled, and who informs us
that his back, from mis- neck to his hips,
was almost beat to a jelly.
Black Ddndies. Three negro dam
dies were sentenced ON Monday last to
pass a few years in the State prison in
Ncw-York to atone for the numerous
iarcenies which they had committed in
thar city. After they had received their
sentences they politely solicited Of the
court the privilege Of friding to their a.
bode in coach as they were anxious to
avoid the ignomy which usually at
tends persons going to that school ofrc-
formation"
Chelmsford, March Sion Mon
day last, the 9th inst. pitched battle
for 20i. aside. half minute time, was
fought at Heron. Gate, near Brentwood.
hctween j. Albra, OF this town, book
binder, and d. Beckwith master of,he
yelXs, living at Little Baddow, both nov-
ices in the boxing list. but each possess
sing some little science. Atone O'Clock.
Albra, attended by Joshua Hudson, who
oficia,ed as his second, twirled his slal-
Iosu into the ring in due corm, and was
Immediately followed by Beckwith. AT
setting to-. both men appeared equally
confident, mdeacli display cd great eau
ton and coolness. To follow them
through the several rounds would occu-
py too much space: indeed, we should
stop here, were it not from the impress
sion that It is our duty to please in their
turn every class Of our readers. Albra
first tapped the. eIarct, which he dre'r
from bis adversary's mouth in the sixtr
round. After the most determined
fighting for about an hour, the issue was
ther very doubtful. Albra bled profuse-
" at the nose. and Bcckwith's maGn
mil was rather qucered. In about t',e
10th round, the baker Showed symp
toms of weakness, while his opponer
was gaining second wind ;s and, in th
8lst round, odds were offered i0to
in favor Of AIbra, but no takers. Con
sravy 70 tic advice ofhis friends, Beck
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21
BY ne PresidLat st Ms Um.sd Sla.ea


III HFREAs, by the acts oi Congress, passed on
w the Goth Of March. i2c-s on ths Sd os Ssrsh.
1905, and on the 25,h Of April, 1908. ,he FRESH
dent Of The United States is authorized 10 cause
the Lands in the District OF Detroit 10 be ofEcied
for sale when surveyed
Therefore I, JANIS boSpoI, President OF the
Unilsd States, do hereby declare aud make known,
that public sales. for tht disposal (sgiecably 10
law OF certain lands. shall be held at Derail. in
Michigs an Territory, on the first monosy in July
next
Ssufh Of the base hnc Eost Of fhe nerd hne.
Townships I,2,5,l, 6&7, in range 5, anc 6.
10, 8, a. 5 T. 8. ia rsnge7
I2, S,4&5, in range
excepting such ,srds are or may be festryed by
law tor the support OF schools for Other puposts
The sale shall continue so ong may he ntcts-
sary TO offer the lards for ssie srd iorgtr a..d
the lands shall be offered in isguar nuntrcai or
der.
Given under my hand, at the City of wasbing,ou,
this 18th day of March, 1890.
BY the President; JAMES MONROE
JOSIAH MEICS,
Commissioner Of the Gen I.sne Ofbce
Printers who are au,hqrized 10 publish the Laws
Of the United States viii pubIish the sbo,s once =
week ill the ist day Of july next, ard renG their
bills to the General Lana oAice for payment
March 60
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21
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Ihongh Acretetore considered Easf relief! B.
DIR. RELIES
ROTANICAL. UHOPS

DO1 HWIL ii H. ONCT -.
U MIR &eGrnion, carpenier Of Boston. was q
IVA months afflicted with tumour on ite
back OF his nspd which ncapaciated him for work,
after having tiled every thing in vain, and suffered
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cured and restored to health by taking bottles
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Mfr Wright Of Boston, was 8 years afflicted with
iever.sore one Of his legs. had tried most medi'
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a Child If .'fr. BvrriU, Of Hanover ! was cured
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I'm E.f1nt Of Boston, was covered all over with
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ties
An elderly Lady of boston was severely afflicted
for Is years With eruption a over her, attended
with most tormenting itchngs, burninss and b!och.
es, had lost thereby two toe and one hngcr nails,
was cured by bottes she had not left her room
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a Gentleman Of LSringion, VAS afflicted 20 years
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for 80 years could not lie in bed at tines was per
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~ dozen for S100-uJ .7sk fer ''Dr Relies Hotan-
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sole proprietor. w T. Conway, chemist No :, Dum.
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SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
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flee. by 49,
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n Mason, Provideacs Dyer and aowes. Windha'r ;
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mos druggists, book sellers and postmss,ers ,hro'
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prepared By "w. Conway"
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