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CARRiAGES
CARRIAGES
s=rTH, 'gNBE subscriber
y!55s S,R. i5s% rS.sr'o .t I
- - = = !, :s,S!L So. -, -, -

NSh422 sayzaSfS ii his i!.nuiaciury is l.iies
s a. . r".gt'C sf Wo va ,' -.
.s:ssssi ae O, business W. coac,cs
and COachres. with double
a"d ireblc sisps, vita e!sssDt trimmings ana plated
nehaud
First rae ranuel Gigs with ttr hes: seat with
piaed belhandS and fell plated oinjs ard Heath iois
TibGTy Ges viii giasshOrper sgrugs, (Heges: lash
,pn) dnubesud single.
single srlNie' and Stick Gigs, double and single,
" TIA md without tops.
Low priced lauily Stages handsomely .iaisheu fxeb
10 work wish one horses.
Elegant Races with elliptic springs, With hanAsnnc
tops. With morocco Innings nxed w0JA With oGe Or
two horses.
with variety Of other loS priced woIa suitable Tor
families and traders.
An excellent assortment OF tbe best plated and brass
mounted HaTReis for carriages, ggt family stages &c
The subscriber tenders his sincere thanks 10 The ma
tTnHs Of his establishment living ~ this state for 2n
years back, and assures them ihst future orders
ana these ~ their friends viii he Thankfully reSeyed
and daily attended to.
The whole Of this work has beeH made up h. the G-sl
rate Northern worhmen, ae are entirely deyated to
the finishing OF york Of the lest Kind which can he
win confidence recommended 90 the pahiic AT Ia:rr
STERLING WOODW ARD
~ p. supply Nf the above work may he lad hy
applying opposite Eir VIM. FTencL's Tavern OLD ~
Petersburg, and liberal discount will be made Ter
ca sh payments,
- orders from any part of the country addressed
10 Popia Grove Post once, niawiddie County, Va
will he attended to.
October
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TIE GRAdi h.,f COS, 4ilN1-1AI.
TINS iNcRBAsINc DEMAND roR
DIR. ADAN CLAHhE'S GON NIEVrAR

A''N' NJ = u NsiArhtNlNf ; ~ VI Nii.N La Ky
on HE HOLY SCRIFTJnES
Has taken up the first and second .yitiossuf mis- GREAT
WORK, as far as it has necu prh,;. az TO Liuc H.
pVN'vtsin New York 10 lsue their prusEeeu, f 81 hi
tuo that the three mIy hc hfuIght vi "a ial and I'm IA
al tuseter The text l. taken from the CONG, al
the present authorized vt-siOn-W.th all the gina rsal
lss AN ample rolectun .! parallel tNts AID con- ia,
through the wiiOir u!tile OLD x new IESIANENi's
a, tr as II has ken ascertGnd - Je t.u erab.iD,r
vi" be marked "a fhe Il. -. co'ist1i rouchuut ~ IA u
J"hn pttIOl; and ~ the a. y. {. and A. -. ID,i. NM,
the whole Ut 'hr trAt has been c0is,d With Ma. "A , "
and Nrecs Originals, and az The anclt Yersiuii a. mot
d.teut words afalA zrdand NpiaUy itnpo ant
reG'tigs m the iirhTcw collections If u.ht"t AID d..
ROSS, ana N ne Gre x coli cti,n OF MIL sis;,m urd
Hfisllct nuitcetihe particular the J.vts
and nei5hhorng nations, fr q,i NILS ailed To , t.
Prophets. Esanst!s and Apuetles Is ind from ,} ,,t
ASiauc Ar0rtes- he great cocrins of tie .2w md
Gospel OF Coz t,fIaed. Illustrated and de iI a,d 4,
whole arphed u l'raciir'l CliraIty vial u5iil,
The Du'tDT's bl8LiOC Al ID. G I0H tRY VIII
forever rman inonunitt Ut his vast ami varied as m
has onSont but not ChscS rcd iv Former t>s-ins 70, f
Of pety aml learning. lis lenc al prtE.ee ana com,
ni.ntS an Ga text, lie has l5rrIsi w. tl.r a rt } ~
facts, cat cF 1t trHm the humorous sources OF an!iI m
nhlern LITERATURE, 5'at the larcd and ieuD-
reaicr may rap tg' initrucou and delight ant ne mos
SIMPLE ami uuniusimd rIay acVu'rc . fund ~ useful
knowledge, bi,hcfO conceal . IL ,sris fpirts r,rp
Tie wugk VII e rr"tyi Uaitnrmy Wi'h %, lsr za1 IA
editions and viii b. usirs ted lfih the M % co,rt lana.
and every requisite Plan ard Table.
O. Subscriptions i'll le taken his interesting vrl,
m Petersburg ~ HENRY HARDY az Thongs Ko, ar
by Mr. ioJ - lmssii, Halifax ~ Richmond b.
ILLS COW LING ~ the cOrIer of 7 and !3,i reefs
and by BENJAMIN 5, KING isaiGgh =. {.
L..
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On motion OF Mr.. D.aektuln. an erauf,y
was directed into the eSS,ediescy OF increasing
the pen.ion Of john ThOn,tsnn an Old rsvola.
tionsry sald.er, nov entirely b!iud and incapa-
Bile o. seii.>uppori.
en- mutton OF Mr. Haymnnd &c bIonorralia.
the Executive were requested 10 r. port TO tLis
House box far the act OF the G"neTal Assem-
blN, providing tOt the repMil.cniiar and dis
tr'hnuon Of the laws Passed the I2th da, OF
HArch. 1919 has been complied with aud al
So whether the number of c0piss ,he ENern
i've we've authorized to contract Tor are sut;i
cient 10 inlfil The objects of the act Of Assem-,
biy. On motion OF Mi White OF Hampshire The
select committee appointed to examine The
rn,eS and orS-rs 0i. The iIou.e we're dis ciiaTp-
ell tram That duty On motion OF NJ Chap
iine leave wss given to bi Jag Ia bill " civin.
ini ther time 10 owners OF lots in the ipwn of
Nliddiebnurn III The conn'y of 'i'N!-r, to build
on auC Improve thr same" Sc Nations were
respectively mad by MIR. Brown of Bath. and
MI Chanberiayue- respecting pensions, of
Josrph Mayse, and Reuben Jacksoa
Petitions wete read and rrtaire,! from
Lcesbnrg 10 amend its c,,arier-iton Peters.
hnrc and adjacent equities 20 raise hv bite
ny - 600 10 erect Il masoUic iIai in thai
towu-IrUm John IL Charlton deputy shpriT
OF Montgomery 10 be allowed ei.dii ipra I,>I
OF in,clve,h militia finps - ON Joseph rowrps
former shPrii! of Meek lpi,Lutg,i 20 be refunded
certain militia fines due by isSUlvcniS. which
he has been Competed 10 paS-srnm in.eph
4 owDes. administrator OF jam (bayOs dsce;.s-
Ell, PRAYING the renewal OF a Cer,isica.e-tTum
Samuel johnston, Tree iiiau at tolOnr-ftoin
Georee Carter, Tor leave 20 crtci gates across
public road unGing ilIrnus u his land i'm .on
donn--'and from Caspar johnson in opposition
to the last mentioned petition.
YESTERDAY, the House Of Delegates received an
interesting Memutiai from Geu. John Preston the la,e
treasurer, proposing, as we UudeTs a!id Ia make over
TO the Commonwealth tie real and personal proven,
eco" conveyed by tNo deeds irHst 10 his serni
winch he estimates 10 be worth al least = IO0 Ooo>-
BESIDES abohi gee ia Cashtl property he sold
oI ;hs bentat OF Tie Connlnwe H. To maze good his
drfdieatioh.-He reserves The Question: how fat his
securities ae also bound FOR him. be decided v The
proper nenioi al ieteIrsd to selrcI
comIiiuee.
- u, The legislature Of Pcaasvl.aria, 81 Gun.
6idates haze teen noRiattcd tor The SeRatr of ne
u an the place Of DIR. J5ratiaR RvGeris =
I"reLnor fiRdinB as one of Mem) Here is a
fsd Of selection large cpovgil
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ERENCHC RnWNC

The Banks OF Boston aud Salem. we learn
Save refused 10 receive French crowns al
their former supposed value BY an act of
Congress no foreign silver coins will he ale-
gal tender after April next.
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Valuable Land far .Naic.

IN TIE COoNTY or cAEELL. STATE or VIRGINIA.
w L wish 10 sell a tract of LAND, lying IN CabeII
w County In sight Of tbe courthouse oi said county
and on The GnydnaUtle river, miles from the mouth
OF sdth IivercOnainng about $50 acres; about 200 of
which is cIeaied-the balance is covered with valuable
hs tract OF lana IS considered to be of the most
valuable tracts OF sud In The section Of country i'm
whicb u 10 situated aid will he sold on accommodating
terms winch VIII be msde known by application 10
som Sdinueis Esq. clerk OF Cabe county residing at
rae courthouse. (Nho will shew the land and is auho
fizea 10 sell the or to the subscribers residing
~ Jefferson county, Virginia.
Il. WoRTHINGToN,
JOHN 4. COOKUS.
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LEGISLATURE or VIRGINIA..

OF DGLrG ArEf.
UedHCsiqy Dec -. o. A communication was
received froir the Se1atr. stating that the,
rad passed the bill changing tie tina Of
10 dug the quarterly coUfts ~ the count, 90.
6iOnresier" and that iiiry had greed 20 d.
e5O'HtloH reQWrsuue The board Of put
w0fks To- enquire into lie expcdvncy nf
rect'ng the public engineer TO e4amine O.
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TRUST SALE.

'TNHE subscriber by rirlne Of cerfaiu dced ytr,t
ersentrd by RObsyt Campbell unit wite 10 yohn
iHdemnifcGfioR Of Zscsayidh Broo5s ,ciH on Frrdst
the 10Th day of JanTarY neat al O'ciGrk H. IT, on
The premises, erpoSe for SaIe 6g Pa5iic auction Jap
Isddy money TIE JoiiOifiAg Uegv vdiuable srSJSt,y
hing IN TIC city OF RichNioad, Gsiyoeea IL gTd h
streets Sb0caos CTssk Vis. one Tor No ~
0djoiniHg lot No. %. cUataaipc II (Fee lfpoR u
foot 0Ney, amt extending bdck 80 IL e 4 inches -,
also Que ofber L.OI 0djoiAinc M GbUrs No. - cen
IatHias IS fJToHt, and erteadRg hack 10 Jcct
inches.
am on Saturday, the 2o,h OF January next n, II
0ctock. 4. n Ht tht fr0.t door or ne Eqrfe Bofei
ia me ctr OF Ricmond. The foLtOigi, Uers Ualaagi
WESFERN LAMPS teiH also te e9ercd Eor sgie 10
the Highest bidder, fer c0sh u. .
one tract Of EAyD fgiRg aHs befag ia the county,
M Jefferson and stGfe " He5Hscky, on the soHfh
east SidS Of tie OkO rCcT 26Gsf On mills geiop ne
nus. containing 100 0crss.-Oie other rraft ron
c9aaty " BoHrbOn, state Of AetfHcfg or ne Hoyfh
side " me norm |Tk Of KeUtHcfy rifcr one DINER
Tract Of lAnd, containing geo ocrcs lying Ia ne
same 9He dRf count an fhe nerfh torkof hsntRckp
rty,Tsikso eight pGdifidsd IvsHts -Sspcfh parts o.
Gty1ct Of 21,OoO sr iQEd, tgfHc IL he cOwafy
Of Eara~ha, stare Of JirsfHi0. briucsH ms ,,ate,S
rthsf Tract containing 81 0riss Of Iaad in me- egfr
connfg, az The mouth Fl Lnog rreck, inciKdiae ne
sHtt Hckdfso, one other Tract containing sir octtG
u una, az TIE S0iHe coanfQ, TIE Sm0H GTGrrf
Niapd, Gf the tOtrcT eid ~ Ca7rOfPs Iiahd iiefuR
sHc me SAT- spring me said iSkGHf - ksO. Que
ether Tract, containing 1915 0ercs, on me RGfcrs ~
limestone, tn the county Of cites JiS0 one othef
5ac. containing 1900 acres Of toHd in tie c3zafy of
R0RgptPh, on the uaters Of Touring rTfek ~. so
mNch Of sad tdndS as Diag BE- Rcce.sarq to s0fitJg
SHHdg Hegofiabfe notes amt deIs amt re obJe,I, a.,
tie sud rNst msntiBed n said d-cds mt me costs
0Hd chGrccs UffcndiBg me execution n ne sQii
tTWH HERBEhT CLAIBORNE surg Tfnstee.
~. ne s"bscriber sriH oHty coHvfy sHch tile
as may rem him as frR,tec,
Tue oboes suites uiH Be conducted by Messrs. ".
&. s Cldrke
w. HERBERT a cLimoRNe, sarss Trustee
~.
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iNl|o III > 1tAisE.
pursuance ~ iced 81 ru5t, Beating das tie 20tu
~ NovsinAer 1870. and Of tecoid On LJuisa tuan'Y
0enft executed ~ George Shields &C. the ssbsCgtbe~
for I've TutP nse % securing a payment 81 sum -
money therein mentioned 60 "a rs n ard Wm flGf
viii bt sold ~ tie hurse ~ ihe said Ototgea Shields
iu the corny 81 louisa. az Tor cish
fhr ninfh d0V " January Heff ia tract 4 9N
which NE SAID Shicda resrei. containing on aCres.-
Also az the same tne aud rlacr hvt heed of Cattle,
Snrre Horse, Nv Feather Gtds ard FsrHitare ons
hlue ChfU ONE Rather i1nk. oqe pits tht4,8 esLt
setting Clair, and ai the Ehcher fgrnfutr ~ tAe
Baid Shields os trch pat thCrerf elH he H cffat
90 raise TIE sua sc 70 % vitb Interest stf -ests
NafHASiEI Mills ftusisc.
foni5a. be f3. G5..t1e
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~. HEhBLRr A cLAlHoHNE, Safs'g Ttnslte.

k1URoUANT 1" a Deed of trnst hearing date the s0ih
DAY " June, 1873, aud duly rded IN the CLERKS
once 90 Essex County court, ade between Carter ~.
B'aN'h, ESQ ofthe hfst part, Austin Brock enbr"ab
tsq o. 'be second part, aud The Subscribers NJ the
tlEa part, which deed IS iEiended secure tie pay
nitnt of certain sun of money therein cisntoned
wiz positively he sold on ThurSdag, fhc ash dun al
January NeIt II far otherwse he neXtlait day upnn
the premises thtt yery valuahie tract Of LAND sra-
cd 10 TOE couuJof EsasX the town uf raspahtn.
n0tb, knogn by Tie name of VIA DSuR, containing Z
dci1i survey Elk nnndfe I'd ard forty ye ~ qnatr
aces Or soch part thereof as viii necessary IL raise
The sum Of mrney secured ny Sid deed Together vita
ha neresi thereon aud the casts aud Ch3Tg6s tend
lGgthe execution nithe Tgd5 cpnaised ihrreiu......
lhe above safe viii be mace Tor Cash.-Sach tuc oniy
- rs vssed 80 Ne subscfi5efs wH I've u.ah, te puI
tha5cf. JhHFS "a. HiCCu
vs. =. MtfrHHWs,
raPfabagno&t. pc &c ec,.uia-
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The Cashier of the u. s. Branch Baak a,
Sew Orleans advises under date OF the lOih
Ili. that large amount uf fifty dollar coun.
terteIt bills of thai Bank are ~ circulation in
That city and neishboihood 1hey are eX
tremely we'll executed, aud are dated in Janu-
aTy 1917
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16

Thc CONFECTIONERY deliver fhe Quantities reonited
q, rl' tie depe's. t.cspHg Nashir eion Us tady anrf
the contract shaiibe wade 40 he chuose. AZ least
bali m'si he delivered ~ hs ist Nly, 1871. Half oF
HE quantity must be delivered Wdshirrfrn on cr
before the 1T % Msy the residue as IL NAV he r,qnited
by the commaHdsnt OF the yard.
Tie Goals m1si be faliy equal TO tae best virginia
Goals
versions Offering will he pleased ~ s;a's their price
per bushel, q. teted tie uta.ptr be iJai used az
the place IS delivery on th- bach Of tine tgsts ii se
making them ave requested 80 write the following
words -" Ohsr 10 supply Goals"
Dec 10.
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Dec. I6.

NOTICE. VIII be sold on the premises on TIE Oh
L y day Of Jan 1921, tract OF valuable LAND Nv.
siPs Bridge Ia the county Of Chesterfield belonging TO
She estate OF Thos. Branch, decd. adjoining tie
tands ct benjamin and Thos Watkins, and contains
about 500 acres. survey is nteuded to be made pre-
yIous To the day Of sale plat OF which will I've exhibited
ior the satisfaction Of those inclined to
deemed unnecessary to give minute description oCthis
and, as u IS pTetumed those inclined To purchase will
Niew the sane previous to the dayuf sale M Young
Sondrey livesupon the premises and will give such
luIlher information rs mag he required. Terms Of
sale one third cash. The balance in two annual install
meats. Bond aud security with deed OF tfust mon
she land will be reqslred Of The purchaser. AZ the
came time and place, will be sold upona credit OF IL
months, FIVE likely NEGROES belonging to the es,ate
o. the said Branch bond with approved security will
for WIN. Clarke, lat sheriff and sSm'or
- by order Of Court OF T. Branch, IT,. dec.
~ 'he same tine and place ahsve menti6nsd viii
VIM. Branch, deed. The terms will he made known
on the day Of safe. l. BuRFoOT, u
for &. Back, late high Sheriff aud adtn'or.
49, OF said Branch, by order ofCouu.
CHANCERT.."At court held Tor Cumberland
u county. the nth day OF November, 1870
'"i'es rIIce.s PkaiHf6,
Jchn Reynolds administrator with the will snasy.
90 OF Jetn Pfce, sen. Gecsaed, Johu Price the chill
dfeu aud heirs NJ Stephen Price dec jos Price Nancy
Gnnler, WIN. Piioe, phcbe Lewis, and Henry Piice,
The defendants john Price Josepb pSic. srs The
children and heirs of Stephen Price dee not having
entered their appearance and given bond with security
accorong to the act u Assembly aud The rules Of this
court ahd u appearing to tie sstshc0n 81 The court
that they are not inhabitants Of this
~ Is ordered That they appear here on 0r before N
tVni'n mOhnay ~ January next and answer he PLAIN
tN pn' and thar copy Of this order be forhahh
inserted W some newspaper published in iae city II
h'snnonu' ior two monihs sucgessyciy, aud another
70 be posted a The font door the courthouse Of this
comfy. copy. Tesir
DeeI5 - "''n =" 'ys 81! !! .3a a., =
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ClAIA

Nary t0mmis5igEey's flee. Dec. 3 ib2a
fE'HP CoWnissioucTs 0ttle Navy viii receive u0pa-
I's 800 the g.; January, isZi, foi f,T.i blg he
following Guenti o. Goals det ratIe 81 toe G!ogits
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PEIILO.


~ We answering tis.1hc sort Or f6e, in wiic
Fsbrcus appears chuscn b. the foreman tins Office
because il best ui the state Of his arrangements Since
p. likes the briijat Iiaiie, he shall have the it,
The 'nudsi small type" selected. because, IL Plo will
have II 81. uIoeesf
~ Mr. Mrigs has been ei in the line Of bu.
sssihis Is tic Whole OfOm respect and gratitude We
have ponied the Inconvenience OF three Of his
arrangements iu which concerned have fIum
hin evil aud aeeOnmodatingis is the total Uf the
business.
~ We owe nothing personally, To any great mon
TIE e'iy. We have asNcd no ia,Ors we have
We say thi, faresy scOrnng every insinlaOn which
IiilO thvOns
~ We soennly swear, we had cOnicctsrt of the
We duHmt Of any sfcrctry any OTHER thar Til-
rri himself, bting concerned the Ms, Mrics.
We have no cnncerHur acquaintance With tie pfiyat gric
quarrels OF III, . men.
% We would nank him fr his compii nents, ftiey
nor intefl,d 10 give the ed.e tu lis ctIisurts.
o. Supposed. Again diseain- any such krov,dge
srppstinn. ~ word firihcr cunctrn. Il IN f
attack OIL M. Meigs. than rg Ire humble organ
nit to dc prhic Ihq istr Office which shat aaa
fl towards public l0ng rrrnaA the j., sd
ut ifrss OtIcr@is. repeat it will degenerate into
" sounding brass OF "a tdkling jmbii"
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- In The legislature Of Pcaasgisa,,ia. 81 cup.
didates haze teen noRiartcd Jar The SeRatr of ne
y an the place o. ar J1ratidR hVGeris =
(G"reInor findlng as one of then) Here is a
ned Of selection large cpoggii
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-12
Curra COO, jan. 8.


Apiratical schooner called the almera.
said to be commissioned by Artgas, carry
ing guns, viz. 2 long l8 prs. 4 l2 pr, car
ronades, and long 9, commanded by per-
SON of the name Of Gallager, owned aud fit.
ted out IN Baltimore about weeks ago, APP
peared of this haroor in the afternoon of
Saturday last, and showed the Venezuelan
flag, having Spanish schooner in compa-
ny, which she had captured Oft La Guayra,
about three days previous. A boat from the
Almeira came on shore to request permission
to enter with her prize, which having been
refused, they bore up tor St. Cruz Bay,
where the cargo OF the Spanish vessel, which
consisted of flour, having been taken Oh
board tue pirate, she was scuttled aud sunk,
an attempt having been previously made to
dispose Of part OF the -four al thai place.
1t appears that the master of the Spa
nish schr. went ashore at Lay Guyra, with
two OF his men, with the ayowed intention of
ransoming his vessel. but did net return after
a lapse Of nearly two days, during which
time the pirate lay off that port waiting tor
him. Three of the crew OF the Almelra hav-
ing made their escape, report that her rig
ging is in very bad state, and her crew
ripe for mutiny. An aged Spanish lady, with
her two daughters, and two negro girls, who
were passengers on board the Spanish schr.
were put ashore al St. Cruz Bay on Tues
day last --Tbe Almeira had made no o.
Their captures during her cruize, and had on
ly touched at small uninhabited island to
windward of La Guyra to look for water, but
being disappointed in the object of her search
there. we understand she took in plentiful
supply at ST. Cruz Bay. The Almeira has
added two guns to her number, which were
taken out of the Spanish vessel, and carries
small piece in the bows of her boat, which
is used for boarding vessels in calm.
His Majesty's brig Mercury, capt Pool,
sailed early on Wednesday morning in quest
of this marauder.
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From the National hateIligencsr.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE.
Z Wednesday, February 9

~ CuHCSHUJS XcOi Hu' 3'
Mr.. Williams, Of Miss. from the COM
mittee on the public lands, made re-
port on the petition of the executors of
John O'Connor, accompanied by bill
for their relief; which was read.
MIR. Eaton. from the committee on
pensions, made an unfayorablc report
on the petition of Peter Larkins.
Mr.. Van Dyke, also, from the com
mittee Oh pensions made m unfayora-
Bile report on the petition Of Jonathan
Crawford
Mr.. Wilson, also, from the Commit
tee on pensions, made an ui:avorable
report on the petition of Wm. u. Ser
yiss.
These reports were severally read,
and ordered to lie on the table.
Two or three bills had second
reading.
The engrossed bills for altering the
times of holding the u. States court
for the western district of Penn. for
the relief of A. S. DelisIe, Edward s.
Dudley, and John NJ. Van Cleef and
for the relief Of Anthony Cavalier and
Peter Petit, we're several read the third
time, passed, and sent to the other
House for concurrence.
TIE bill from the other House. for
the relief Of Anthony Burk, was also
read the third time and passed.
MAINE AND MISSOURI BILL.
The Senate proceeded to the consi-
deration of this bill (; when,
Mr.. King, of N. Y. wishing to offer
to the Senate his opinions on the Mis-
souri, subject, moved to postpone the
bill until to morrow; but a motion to
postpone it to Friday prevailed, and it
was postponed to that day accord
ingly.
The Senate took up the bill making
compensation for horses and other pro-
perty lost, captured. or destroyed in
the Seminole war; which was amended,
on the motion Of Mr.. Eaton, so as to
extend its provisions to rangers as
we'll as volunteers and then the bill
was postponed to Tuesday next.
After making progress in one or two
other bills, Of IA private nature,
The Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-12
Washington, Feb. II.

The Senate were occupied yesterday al
most wholly on bills and reports on private
claims. the investigation of which frequent
" consumes much time.
The House of Representatives went into
committee ofthe whole, soon after | o'clock
on the great topic of the day. Mr.. Ser
geant occupied nearly three hours in CONT
nuation Of The argument which he common
Gel yesterday insupport of the Missouri Re-
s,riction. MIR. Barbour, oil Va. .ollomed,
and spoke more than three hours against the
restriction. When Mr.. B sat down, seve-
raj gentlemen rose. bat Mr.. Gross, Of New
York, obtained the floor and on his motion
the committee rose, and the House adjourn.
ed little after o'clock. MAT, Intel,