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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
MISSOURI QUESTION. No. a

In The desperate attempt made TO sun
port the extraordinary pretensions of
those who would impose condition nm
on The people OF Missouri, a. prereuni.
size TO its admission INTO the Onion. the
most forced deductions are drawn from
clauses OF lie constitution, which could
never nave been introduced 10 affect The
existence OF domestic slavery in tie u.
States. Thus we hear IL cOmiended thai
lie interference OF Congress il justified
by mat article of the federal compacI
Which binds the United States 10 Una
raniee TO every state IN the Union a re-
publican form OF government :" and
doctrine Is thus brOached TO subseryp the
temporary purposes OF mistaken zeal. or
ol political cunning, which prostrates al
once the sovereignty Of the states, and
renders them the Submissive vassals of
federal power.
II Is obvioHs that this guarantee applies
with peculiar force 10 the original thirteen
states; the contra ting parties i'm the
federal compact. The Uuiied States
guarantees TO them republican form of
goTorumeni and whatever powers tins
clause. may confer i'm relation TO new
states, they exist with yet more unaues-
ilonabie force IN relation 10 fhe soye.
reignlies, by which The constitution was
created. Is it then come 10 this. tia,
II should be seriously contended that
Congress may exercise an inqnisitorlal
power over The state constitutions, trim.
ming and pairing them down according
TO IT'S notions, however IaniasticaI, of a
republican form OF government Did
the trainers of the instrument intend the
ahsurdiiy Of introducing a provision in
consistent with itself; which with a view
10 secure "seli-goyernmeni," the essence
OF republlcanIsm, gives the power Of
making our government TO others Was
II designed TO introduce Into This lnstru-
ment--sO much at the time of lis adop-
lion, the object of suspicion and disirust.
power TO mould our state constitutions
according 10 the wish of body compos-
ed Of persons collected from thirteen
different communities ? Could This stale
have contemplated that her sister Penn
sylvaua, should, al some future day,
aTaIgn as aris'ocrslicaI her freehold
suffrage" and demand tie introduction
ct her own laiiiudiuarian principles ?
Such notion is not more hostile to
every feeling of state independence, than
al war with every principle Of sound con
Slrucilon, Tie federal constitution gives
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WASHINGTON, January 4.-1he desire 60 in
clude, IA one paper, the whole sketch Of the
Debate OH the bill to provide for the payment
Tor property lest. captnred, and DESTROYED IA
the Seminole War, ob!isrs us to defer until
our next particular report OF the Congress
sional Proceedings OF YESTERDAY.
In the SENATE, Mr. Richard ~ Jsbpsopa Sc
nator from kentucky in the room at NJ, CIT.
tendeR. resigned appeared aud took his seat
The consideration Of Mr. Logon re solution
Tor an enquiry respecting The Ba, At the , NIT
ed States wa made iIe Oi1ef OF tie Day for
this day
The bill for the admission of the state Of
Maine inio the Union received from the House
OF Representatives yesterday, was, after some
debate, postpored 10 "Wednesday
In Tie HOUsE OF REPRESENTArIyg the bill.
for The admission of the state Of Maiue into the
Union was read third time, passed and sent
TO the Senate. "a above noticed
The report OF The committee of Claims upfs-
polabl" 10 the petition OF Samuel Hughes wss
.hscussed in committee ot the whole, and al
htmed by 81 large majority.
The bill TO authorize the Cotrmissioner Of
The Gencrs' Land Otfice To reini, the install
merts DUE on certain lots in Shawntetowi, in
the state OF Illinois. was discussed in commit
tee ct the whole. and rejected by the house.
Mr. ook Mss its principal supporter; Mr. Il.
SMtih, of Va It's principal opponent.
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SERIOUS ARRAY:

BOSTON. Dee. 20 = On Tuesday even
ing ~ mean ten O'Clock, a collection. 81 be-
tween thirty and forty blacks assembled
for The purpose of libera,ing a black who
had been Imprisoned, ana who Il was i'm
derstood 10y them MAS slave, and VAS
10 he sent 10 one ot The southern s,at.s To
ms master. The blacks were armed wuh
bludgcons, and IL Was observed thai they
were stationed in couples al ali the
corners III Cnuri street, and near the aii.
They were observed by two young nen
returning 10 'h'ir lptg ng who susperiipg
their intentions were directed To nn good
purpose, gave information f. the watch
men. Que ol the blacks Was then heard
10 whistle, VII u he was imriiedIaieIy sur
rounded by upwards oi twents OF his
comrades. The waichman Oh asking
one at them what Vas their business, was
answered IN d san manner; and soon
after one at The blacks stepped from the
SIDE walls tow ord- d ~ lehman, who lad
hi back 10 him, and kucc kcd him down
with his club. A number of The watch.
men dnd citizens having now coll, cied.
attempted to secure all the blacks they
eoul" find, and succeeded In apprchend.
ing fifteen, who were all committed to
Jail
Yesterday morning they were examiu-
ed before Justice Gorhani, on a charge
OF ASSEMBLING The watchmen, when, four
of them were committed tor trial al the
Municipal Court, on lie first Monday in
January next
Mr. ton, the Waterman who was
knocked down, we understand l. an
gerouSly III; aud fears are entertained
that he will not recover. Dai. Adv.
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TRUST SALE

k(h virtue of a deed Of trust execnted IN The srb
- - scri'ers by WIN. Goode. bearing date the 3lst
ueCtnDer, 1913, and duly recorded IN the Hcnrico
..n') court once TO secure the payment Of certain
SUBS "i money therein exptessed-We shall proceed
'"t teady money, on the 27th daVof mis- ,0nfR
u 10y Iali, the next fair DAY between the hours 81
10 ana O'clock the premises certain trsrI of
thNp, containing 226l acres, more less, lying in
He county ol Henrioo, aud bounded by tie lands Of
Ionh m Redford. Francis II. Ellis. Knight Bowlts and
,tsse Es' and The main OF uokaluc creek hring
~ s"ne ialey purchased by ths said Goode of Jos
''s W SO mnch thereof as will I've necessary pay
mona Of The said WIN. Goc6e dne the 25th urcjr
a'., w favor ~ the said Joseph Ellis, for S 100 Co.
% Whatever balance may he due thereon, together
WIN interest end costs and expences Of carrying the
sara ti"si deed into rfrc.
PETER CoTTRTLL & rrn,,...
Jan. r. 20 ,d
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10y virtue % deed ~ executed to the snbscri.
y hers by James Kelly hearing date the 18th Day Of
hugust 1918 and of record w The county toHr 81 Pow
hatan for the purpose 81 securing Joseph p Davis
the payment ola snin of meuey therein meHtioped--
~ shafI. Ot SOfUrd0y, me i2fh daV Of Ffbru0ry
pf1f bsfore The door ~ the washington Tavern in the
town OF Scotsvile, hctWeen the hours ~ 10 and ~
O'Clock proceed sell At putic auction Tor ready
money. tract 81 LAND containing a. acres mere o.
less situated Nv he comfy 0f Pow hasn aud adjoining
the lsnds Of George Davis dec anc WIN. elaghan sud
Others.
RICHARD 9osELEY,l ,-
BENZ. =. DAVIS, ''"'''es
Jsn.s T7..wtds
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- we give place 10 ihs Sra No of sou,Irop. and 10
~ "e" "i,ei on lhr missouri Question, Ufk0fTyorce
:" I'm ". J'n; "ui most esteemed Correspondents
4, ~" SWeFttd" wsS recrived ton latc Tor tLs
uar p.pe'.--His views ON IHe iEtyed'eHcy of The
III s "i' probably he divided into Ms The lei
on Saturday the I'd, on Tnssda and H. o.cI,,.is
probably on Thursday next ~ ' 'V"e'"S'o"
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HE public are hereby cautioned against purchasing
at Edwin Land Of meCkeBbuig county, tract Of
nh" iy'hg In Amelia county, com monly called the
Five Fotks-as the said Land has not complied with
Tue conditions upon which purchased 1t Of me and
"ness ne does comply with the bargain shall con.
siuel me safe void. CADWALLADER JONES.
Jdh. u.
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Democratic Press, in reply to Thomas
Cooper: the definition will not stand the
test OF the slightest exam,naiion.ABut il,
~ The bold attempt TO twist the constitu
ton from lis true import in another res.
poet, which exciies our indignaiinn.-
These n,emorialisis inter from The power
ot Congress 10 regulate Commerce With
foreign nations and among tie sereiGi sfafes.
thai Congress may have power lu regulate
The internal police of the States, ian res
ptci tn persons whom they may choose 10
adEit from other states they infer that
Congress may enact thai no slave
should ever he sold from one state 10 ano.
ther 'hat Tennessee, tor instance. shall
mol, II SIZE thinks proper, purchase slaves
III virginia Tor her own usc This is new
doctrine, end bnld docirin" too
But, thus /; Is wc 90. Once Il pan lru,n
The aidin impUri ofihe constitution :orte
perverI pialu aud inicliigiblc expressions
from ,heH common import, aud we ar,. a,
sea without any other compass ~ guide
MS IMAM. our omn Passions 9'I,e
effort In siiaCkle the citizens of Mis-
sour gives b'rih 10 other momsirous AZ
'empts, III which The old states them
selves are deeply Interested. !, is thus
'hai error generates itself. Let tL. old
SiA'es then consent 10 the sacrifice of the
M'ssoutlans, and they will b. introduce.
lmg pr cedenis for their own drs;ruciiou
who Will stop The ball OF uanrpa,ion
"hch II IS once set going Obsta min
c'Pns. Meet The viola,nr Of The cousin.
iu'ion al Tie threshold. SHRINK nov
and we shall hear of ahoii,ious-ot ,le
extinction Ell The slave representation
feature IN HE Congress of tie u. States.
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biOHceSfer Lar GrORHds ter sale.
W. virtue OF deed NJ trust eXecuted In ne 10y John
- T. Shields ana wife, of resord in the county
court ot Gloucester to secure To Thomas Gogw0od the
pHfmcni oi snndry sums % money therein mentioned.
We "ill, on Hond0V, me 81 Of .JauHdTpufJf Gffatr
" not The next fair day Sunday excepted II Gonces.
'ef Conrihoufe IN front Of the Tavern fprnefy kent
~ N"btU kausohe, proceed IN sell cash, 10 the
hlehtsi hdGer, tract of LAND, containing nv esuma
"" 3A acres, he the more. or less. Tying in
EinucftteT county, II being The land sold IN said
ahlcls' ny said Thomas LoEwOod, and Un which &c
count The money now To he made due or Inc pnrshss
cc't-benE bofdered ny The lands ~ Fielding Lewis
W SdmnfI s. G'i1in, Mrs. Susan nStd, and Others
~ ~ mach thereof rs shall he sufficient satisfy the
suW dissolved ny the chancellor for the Williamsburg
dstict at June term, 1919 decTesd nov ~ he paid
together with the costs ~ executing said deed trust
and the eVpences arising from Carrying said trust deed
into execution, &c.
THIS Is an elegant esate-snnice il IN saw there is
not more desirable farm to the size 0f IL ~ Vtrrinia
particularly fot those who wish reside in the lower
county, u being almost al fsrlile los grounds or
very large proportion of title sale will positively
take place a i've time and place n the money is not
previously PAID. JOHN LEWIS
Dec.S. ROBERT THRUSTON.
~ The above sale IS postponed tiil BnBday me
~ FebrN0ry RsTt-at which time IL will certainly
'aAe piace. Jan. O. 72..wfws
- virne or deed trust executed 10 tne sduscU
= her ny Wober L Suithey Tor the purpose Of secnr
inc debi due Richard Ligon-Wiil be sold Tor cash
or Nef0ydog, The t2fh dag NJ FebrWarg nerk three
Nk6RoES-Bob, Nelly and Doliy--two Horses and
soss hoHsch0fd Furniture. WM. p. LiGON.
fda n T3..WSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
DIRECTORS.
DIRECTORS.
for he Bank Of p'reiaia ard lis respect;
B'a%eh, slor ne gear 1920

u
For The Bank Of Nrgiaia ard lis resDeet;r,
B'apch, StOr the year iS2U
F0RsRICHMOND
John Brockcubrousli, VIM Gait phiIipIJax
an: T. Innninsham B w. Leigh. Il. Gwatll.
me, Edmund Taylor Daniel Hmgi,bo,ham
! En'hertord,'J Gray (Man.)s + ". i{ou,es
andrew Stevenson George Watson. " iii,am
NJ. Watkins Charlotte
PETERSBURG.
John f.: May " G. Bosweli,@ Joel Ham
mon" William HNSail, Alexander Cnnn,ng-
ham, William Bowden, Nathaniel F,inmd
James Dureil.- W. r. johnson, John "A
sBro"n, Robert Walker, Thomas Wallace. .
NORFOLK.
William b; LAMB. W y. SeIden. VIM. A.
hfmistead, Dang. S,arke,s William H. Neil.
sWvn,John L. Harwood. john f Holt Edward
var Wha,son, water Heron, A. b. sloseIry,-
Chfs' Fry. Robert Illness Caleb BonseIs
>, FREDERIC KSBURG.
hnsh Mercer Thomas Gon.vin Jnhn Sco,,
Robert Chew. Robert Patton. Thomas Sod,
con, Robert Mackay, Wm.A Knox. Us Wei
+. Rose 6 Gorge Cox
IYNCHBURG.
WIN NoryelI, VIM Warwick James Stewart
Henry Davis john } CabelI, DANIEL Brow,
James Lriiwich, Micnjah Davis Jr. Jane
Dutei, David Kyle " iiliam Irvine samne,
Panneil" William NJ Waller
Not III the last Directory.
Yesterday, the Privy CounciIappnin,ed
MIR. John Buriooi, late Auditor. their
Clerk, IN the room of Mr.. William Ro-
oerlson, appointed Member of the Conn
cIl.
Mr.. Nlliian s. Archer, Member Of Tho
House OF Delegates, has been elected t.
TIE House OF Representatives of The [
S'a'es, by majority of about 100 vofrs
over Mr.. James Robertson-to SUNNY Tie
vacancy occaSioned bv Tie election q,
Mr. James Peasants into the Senate of
The United States.
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FOR LONDON

warwick ~ few days. Two thirds Of her cargo bsin
already engaged, and going ON hoard she will me-,
win despatch. For freight OF the Remainder or mas
sage, apply 10 WIN eli Is, ar pas
I1n .S..u ar SCOTT, IRWIN * co.
M nave Ia store, tor private sale
" iIU mas sugar, some al winch best 1uaIiiy
80 hbis dO.-sO bags coffee
on binds molasses-bO hhds. northern rum
100 bhs. gin, Country
~ pipes real Holland
81 bhds. West India rum
% chests teas, gunpowder, imperial aud young
hvsop '"E
Ioo boXes glass, Boston mandatory, assorted
siZes-20O casks cheese
4O casks Iishsn aud ItneTihe wines
pipes Madeira
26o boxes candies, SEINE suitable for family use
26O boxes suap
40 doZ superior wool hats
~ boxes hne hats
90 boxes cotton cards
5ho feams letter paper
bO0 do. RTiny do.
1871 90. brown wrapping do.
on boxes hg blDe40 boxes Taisins
!" DO. China cups aud sanceIs
300 sides soai leather &C. &c. &c
az" 'oT private sale, fer the present, general as
so,lHent OF DRY GOODS. consisting Of suEerfn,
oo.ns cassimeres plains, Kendall coltons ~ nkris
"nus'ihs, honesucs, pelisse cloths browa '.oIana
uIoEheoas linen cambTics, cotIon Sc tortoise shell
o,pnps, coaings, &c. &c &C and abrnt co trunk.
'u'es' assorted. OTIS, DUNLOP & co Auc'ts.
-" " q
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" dShIagtOn Henrg Acaa emu.

kTREsH CLOVER SEED FOR sALE...... Apply ~
messrs. Scott HobSon, BENZ. BR Nd.
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= UitLr.- - yttiuc OF deed ~ trust recorder IN
= V the clerks Office in Buckingham county bearing
date The 5ti day Of November, 1917 and eX ecued bv
JOHN e. SadleT to the subscriber, as trustee for ne
purpose of securing the punctna payment Of sum ~
money therein mentioned due to NattheR Anderson
SEN NJ buckingham county, the undersigned as trns-
tee Aforesaid will, the 22d Instant sell for cash
AZ the house al present occupied by John Boiinp in
the town Of New Cantor in the county Of Singham
the tract Of LAND ubereon the said Ohm sadleT
nos resides containing 26s acres lying both sides
Of RaHdolph's creek mach thereof 20 will he.
sufficient IN raise the " 7ns u.s. with interest on
the same from the hfst day of December last until
raid, aud The cost attendant carrying into etrtthe
deed of trnst aforesaid The undersigned, acting -
trustee for the benefit Of Matthew Anderson SEN viii
sell aud such title as is vested him by the
deed Of trust aforesaid.
JAMES MEREDITH Trustee.
Jan. g. 7a2fs
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I SMALL Offer Tor sale ~ Ayleus Warehouse in the
' cou"y Of King wtiitsm, ThRrsdap, the 10Th Of
mis- month, ~ public auction for CASH six or eight
hbely yOung NEGROES. ~ the estate ~ Robert Till
dec. JOHN CAMN POLLARD
Adm'ot De honis with the will annexed
Of Robert Hill, dec
tap a. "a efs
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Washington Henry Aca- emu.
I'HE subscriber, grateful for the enc6u, ageu,ent
"hich he has already received, woud respectfully
inform Tie public, that his school will - comm, nee
on he I'm OF tie present month, ana close oil the 7.h
December. The u onIh Of August will I've given for
vacgt0p Al the branches usually taupht "a ara De.
Faits, vii he lauyhtat fbis seminary
The terms OF iitIon will he Se2 for nelish indies
SSiS i"r Latih ana the higher branches, be paid
quarterly ~ ads ahce Az assistant viii employ ed
~ me number OF scholars sboulc require H. Several
sCh"iaIs eau be accommodated with board at SIuO per
year Tue D"afdeT furnishing his bed and candles
10 he aid also IN advance A.! necessary backs and
staii~ncTy viii be furnished the Richmond prices
JOSEPH CURTIS.
Hanover, Jan. g. 7swsr.
~ otlCE.-rhe President and Directors Of the Bank
OF virginia have declared Dividend Of at per
cent on The capia the last half year leaving
iDe siockhodeT per share, PAYABLE OF after the
18th inst. W, DaNDRIDCE ca.bier
1dh. o 73..li5J
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NOI I(E

nN the l7h Of December last 4 took frem on hoard
- ofJaues PeuRs boat, head man Prime, tive boxes
Of Shoes rhe owner is requested 10 prove proprrty
pay charges, and take them away, wii sell Them
for legal charges. WIN. PIGGOTr.
'7H y. 73..u6w w. ecttT ~ Boats.
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u virtue of deco OF trust executed ny John Jor
~ dan on the an day cf December. 1916, and re-
corded IN the county Pow haai, purposes
therein mentioned, will he sold to the bigbtst bidder
al public auction for cash, al Pow 7stan Courthouse
on me llth dug 81 h0yeh nerf a tract 81 LAND IN
i""haiah county, coutainii 52si acres, lying about
Tour miles heiow the nIthouse the Buckine am
road or so much bereo SHAH be necsssar, H. raise
iEt amount due on said deed. with The Interests costs
and tNpences aCcrUing thereon The title vesIed in MS
ny the trust deed I'll he conveyed to the puTchaser
jan. & 73.."sv' TIE TRUSTEES.
4 'OMhiI , ~ &C. he Jai OF Charles Guy county on
4 the "a day Of DtCCH heI last negro pir an nam
"a Phwhe-Sh has wIih her a female child about four
"ontbs old which has been horn since she ran Az ay
Jbe said Phpbe IS steut woman, rather ovf . he
ordinary size, dam complexion, about 35 tsIs old !:
formerly belonged To Com EgHon Of this c1ut -,
was purchased, as she Gays, by Mr.. Benz. " Leigh
aud sold by him TO man from Georgia. from whom
she made her escape somewhere The south Of pc.
iersbnTg about months aeO.-1be az ner is Ieques ed
1" come forward and prove his property pay charges
ana Hke mem away. 3. ROPER JaoT.
JaR q. 7ssts
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IN SENATE.
Tuesday,, March 9

Tuesday, March 81.
Mr.. Lowrie, from the committee On pub
lie lands, to whom was referred the resolu-
ton of the Senate respecting the expediency
of making extra compensation to deputy sur
veyors, under certain circumstances, in Mis-
souri,, made a report averse to the expedl-
ency ofthe allowance which was read.
Mr.. Williams, Of Miss. from the same
committee, made an unfavorable report on
the petition of George Mayheld, (who prays
that certain grant of land, made to himself
and others by the Greek Indians, during the
negotiation of the treaty of Fort Jackson, in
1914, may be confirmed, which was read.
Mr.. Williams, of Miss. presented to the
Senate memorial and resolutions of the Le-
gislature of Mississippi, requesting OF Con-
gress the passage Of a law to adjust the con-
fictlDg land titles in that state.
The following resolution submitted yester-
day by Mr.. Burrill, was taken up for consi-
deration:
Resolved. That the President Of the United
States be requested to lay before the Senate
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settled together with statement Of
such other facts as may tend to shey
the expedicncy or inexpeJiency of so
far altering the laws respecting such
officers, that they may hereafter be ap
pointed for limited periods, subject to
removal, as herctofore," Transmit to
the Senate report from the Secretary
of the Treasury, witch, with the docu.
ments accompanying it, will afford all
the information required.
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, March 90, 1920.
The message was read and with the do
cuments ordered to be printed.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Otis, On
Friday. fixing day for the adjournment t
congress, was, on his motion, postponed to
Thursday.
Mr.. johnson, of Lou. presented two me-
MORALS from the Legislature of Louisiana,
one praying measures for the adjustment OF
land titles in Louisiana, ard the other pray
ing grant of certain piece OF publ &c land
tor the benefit of college. &c.
The Senate then resumed the considera'
ton of the bankrupt bill, q made some further
progress on it in comm ittee of the whole
A detail on which will be given 10 to-mor-
rows paper. After which
+. The Senate djourned.
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Hsshington, March &c.
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS.

This subject has occupied much o.
the time of the House of Representa-
lives for several days past. 1t appears
probable. at present. that the Pension
Law will not be touched at all not
that it is not acknowledged that frauds
more or less numerous may have been
committed under it, hut that it is suppo-
sed no precaution will prevent them
The bill reported with that view is now
amended so as TO be completely a blank ;
and it is doubtful whether that blank
will be filed with any thing or not.
[.Nat. Intslligencer.
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From the National nteligencer.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE

Monday, March sO.-ln continuation.
LOSSES lS-THE SEMINOLE WAR.
Inc engrossed bill to make compensation
Tor horses aud other property lost, captured,
OF destroyed 10 the Seminole war, was read
third time
Mr. PEASANTS moved that the bill be re-
eo"m''ea 20 a select committee, with in
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and occupies the peninsula OF ST. Adrian.
The rallying cry is, God. and The King =
md its ann 10 restore The cieat Spusish Mon
a,chy. 1t is remarkable, that the peasants
arc armed with English musque,s; and are
all animated with great enthusiasm. A great
portion OF the regiment OF Guides one Of the
corps concerned IN tie Cadi< massacreJ has
joined them a. Riga.
" The Constitutional Junla at Coruaaa, on
hearing these events, declared their sitiings
10 be permanent. Col. EspiossA, with two
batialions and marine division, is expected
here immediately. OBr Archbishop is order
ed to repair 10 Corunna 1t is this moment
reported, that after conflict on The Mimic,
nearly Tie whole regimen, Of Ponssrsdra join
ed the insurgents.
"P s. II is announced, that The fnsur-
gents have beaten the battalion of Buygos, and
entered Orense This requires Confirmation.
Every thing is in confusion. The militia Of
Corunna Ol00) have refused TO lake part a.
gainst the Insurgents, and the Jun.a is IN con-
steraaiion.