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EDUCATION.

EUUON HUN.
- TERRELL respectfully informs his friends and
~ the public, that the Seminary under the care Of
himself and Mr. SEGAR, will be opened for the ensu
Ing year, on the I'd DAY Of January.
The English. Latin, aud French languages GeogTa
ply, Arithmetic, aud the Mathematics in its several
branches, will he taught in this Seminary, The mos,
improved plan.
c. Terrell is also desirous Of evening Class in
Moral aud Natural Philosophy; and he deems II proper
to make known his intention of pursuing that plan OF
teaching the Mathematics, which devised and
adopted by Mr.. Geo. Blackburn, the able and dstib-
Rushed professor of Asbury College in Baltimore An
outline Of which plan, is in the hands ofC. Terrell and
may he seen by any " no wishes TO ms pect il.
The fees OF tuition per student forty dollars for
the term Of ten months, TO be paid quarterly aud two
dollars entrance for fuel and house rent.
Young gentlemen from the country can he accomno-
dated with hoard in the family Of C. Terrell from the
LIST Of March.
Dec Al. 6sst
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Dec. 10.
TRUST SALE

H.
THE subscriber By virtue of certain deeds or trust
~ ereeHfed 0y Robert Campbell and rife 10 John
h.Jones, dec. and hlnseD, for the security and
the l9ih dsl Of January next, at II ociock r. M on
The PreHutses, expose for sale BIZ public auction for.
READY money tie JoiloWing Uery valuable property,
Lyng IN the city Of Richm0R6 6stueen ID and h
streets on SAock0e Creek, Ui= One LOT No "a
ddJofnt,g lot No. n, containing "a 6eet upon a rs
l9gt dfey and extending back 80 feet inches.....
ikSo one other LOT, adjoining the ADORE No "a CON
inches. '
Ind on Saturday, the 10th Of January next, at n
IN ne city 9 Richmond, the ttoicig Uery UGluG6Ie
WESfERN LANDS 40iH also be offered for saie 10
"a" E, htghest bidder, for cash. nix:
one tTdct 81 LIND kytHg and being in the county
~ Jefferson aud state Of kentucky, on the south
eat side Of the OAio riUe;, abaut miles beioO the
RAGS. containing 100 0creS.-Oue other Tract, con-
county If Bourbon state Of kenfucky, on he north
side Of thc north fork IF Kentucky TiSsr One other
tract OF Land, containing 900 acres, lying i the
same STATE ana county. the north Jorkof KeuknckV
T9ver-ts0 eight undivided tLCenty-SeveHth parts of
attract 1900 acres Of land, Tying in the couHfu
o. hGHa'hd, state Of Pirginid, betireea the uakerS
other Tract containing Sc of land tn the same
county, at the mouth Of LOOP creek including the
sag ck-ALso, one other Fract containing six acres
o. Iand, ia the same county, on the SmGH Gravel
Island, at the EOper end Of CAROLS Island jncItd
ting the SAT- spring the said iskdnd-5Iso one
s.hsr Iraet containing 1915 acres on the wGters Of
Tract containing 1850 of land IN the coKnYv Of
randolph, on the Udters Of Roaring cyeek j.. or. so
fnneh o. said lands as may be necessary to satisfy
suHdTy negotiable notes and debts and the objects OF
the SAID trust mentioned ia said deeds and the COSTS
ana charges attending the execution Of the said
trust hEReERr A. CLAIBORNE, surv'g Trustee.
as may be tn him trustee.
r, ne above sales nil be conducted by MessrS. ".
@. G.. Clarke.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Surv'g Trustee.
Dec. i6. az I'd.
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Goal LANDS Sc for SAFE

PY virtue Of deed OF trust executed the subscri
AV her by Robert j. Wilkinson, aRd OF record in the
clerks oihce Of the county court of Chesterfield
will nc sold for cash, at the said Wilkiusons
dwelling house, near the Coal Mines, ne SCR day
II January is2i. the following property, real AVID
personal, 10 VIII forty Ave Of land bounded by
lands s Martin Raley estate the lands Of Daniel Ira.
bpe's estate, aud the lands OF Haley Cole also forty
I'VE acres or land, bouaded by the lauds OF Martin
Raeys estate, the lands Of said Wilkinson, the lands
Of HALEY cpie, and tue lands commonly Known and
called the dover pits; aud the tract Of land
~ called The Union pits; also thirty i've of land
sounded by the lands VI Haley Sole, william Ellison
and the tract Of land commonly called the dove pits
also i've equal but undivided wenieths Of loo acres
commonly called The dover pits; also five valuable
groes, one riding chair, one carriage stock OF
sheep aud hOssaps all The household aud kitchen fur
niture OF tue said wilkinson for the purpose Of
ttng che debts specified In said deedA paTtIcu.
lar description of the land is deemed unnecessary as
IL Is presumed that those inclined to purchase will view
the same previous 10 The day Of sale. Hr. Wilkinson
Ewes on the premises, and will give any Information
which may he requested.
will convey toe title vested in ms by the said deed
oftrust. L.. BURFo0r, Trustee,
Dec. o. IS. lids
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EACHEATOR'S SALE.

EACHEATONS SALE.
IN pursuance Of CORRECTIONS from the Executive Conn
sci OF this State, shall, Monday, the 5sh day Of
February next, between the hours OF IL aud O'Clock
beore The door Of enTico County Courthouse in this
city, (being court day. expose TO sale, by public auc
uon To The highest bidder, for ready money half
acre LOT OF GROUND, with the Improvements thereon
IN this city, No 55I, upon Shookoe Ill., stuals the
intersection of 9th and streets and immed lately oppO-
site the New Market, in Monroe ward, aud which said
lot was late the properly Of John Myers subject
OF the King OF Great Britain. and by inquisioH duly
taken In The 4b year Of The Commonwealth hss been
i"nud 10 escheat 10 the commonwealth Of Virginia
agTesablY TO the provisions of act Of the General
Assembly passed in the May Session OF I779 entitled,
-1R act CONCERNING eSche0ts and JorJeituTes from
BTnLh subjects" WIN. Hay. jr eand Peter v. Daniel,
EGqTs. are appointed 10y the Executive Commits
on behalf Of The STateTher attendance is respectfully
collected az the lime and place Aforesaid being pTevi.
ousiy qualified as the Law directs.
SAMUEL BcCRAw
Dec. 81. "a MS
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Wnrrenion EemnLe Acntenln-

TUE business OF this Academy will be resumed on
Il the Arst Monday IN January, 1921. The ordinary
sudies of this institution comprise plain Needle and
Muslin work Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar
aud Parsng, Geography, History, Bellies Lettres Ny
tAoOgy ChymisTy, Natural philosophy aud Astronomy.
maps Globes extensive apparatus for natural phi.
B0sopby and cbymistry, and an excellent OTTery
constantly used in teaching those branches that re-.
9ufe their aid adoTding facilities not possessed by
any Other Female Seminary In the United States...
Lectures, accompanied by experiments, are alsofe-
sneHtly delivered 20 the whole school.
The terms for board washing and tuton. " all the
above departments, are IS session, payable IN ad.
vance or when this is not convenient IN a written
obgaion payable at some period during the session.
The only extra school charges for pens, ink paper
Ec.-those amount to 8 2 so cts. and no other ex.
Pences allowed 10 be incurred BY the young ladgs
excepting such as are authorized by their parents OF
guardians.
PoT Music, Drawing and Dancing, EACH a separate
charge isioade,-Tbe books used IN the Academy may
~ had Of the Principals, AZ the usual stofs prices.
There are In this Seminary Eve persons constantly
engaged In teaching independent OF the departments
~ music, drawing, and dancing.
There are two sessions aud bat vacation IN the
the hrst session closes about the middle Of June
hpd the second about The middle Of November; after
which time there Is vacation Of six weeks.
Joseph ANDREWS, Z r,,i,e,,,,.
THOMAS p. JONES, ! pH'
wayrsnion. IN. CO Dec. 5. 6i..iJ
xIfANFED 10 PURCHASE on HIRE.y-a careful
m m l..t
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a laLmabLe Pkantalton for .Saie.

4 Valuable Plantation for SAFE.
ITO he sold,a PLANTATION, containing AGA acres
OF land, situated on Geno creek, asd Within hall
mile Of GenkO BfidEe-l5 OF which are lowgTOunds,
and upwards Of 100 acres in woods a good we'll Of
wafer at the houte, vita overseet's hsuse...The
dwelling house 10 situated within few yards Of Tie
Main Genito Road, n miles from Richmond 80 from,
Petersburg, aud from POWhatan courthouse. with
sorebeuse aud haeksmitbs shop, well calculated for
a tavern.
TERMs-One third cash, the balance in two equal
annual payments. deed Of trust will he required 10
secure the paymens-tbe payments carry interest
from the date but the interest will be rened II puuc-
tualy paid Vhen due.
For further particulars, apply 10 Mr.. VIM. Ewing,
Richmond OF the subscriber, on the premises.
Dec. -. 7o..3is DAVID RATFRAY.
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NOTICE. 1.-The SCHOOL as advrTtsed 10 he open-
- ed oy The subscriber, in the city of Richmond
WIN commence ON the sh instead Of the OF January
IN tue house lately occupied by Col Tankersley
Tue heao OF street; and be discontinued for the wear
the month of August " VI
Inc course OF instruction TO be pursued in this Semi
mary, WIN embrace Reading, Writing Arithmetic.
musns. Grammar, and History; Geography, with the
use al Maps aud Globes, and the outlines Of Astronomy
structure OF Language, or the principles OF Com.
p,Ts,oni tue art Of Surveying, with the method Of
tIouihg, or drawing maps Of surveys in neat aud
manner aud partial course nf Natural Philo
sDphl' Pupils who may have a peculiar tate and
et Ioi penmanship, will he instructed in that art i'm
various hands: much attention will paid to preprieiy
ia teading and advanced students will be directed 10 ri
@ crcaI nOtice Of in the of
"guage' amidst these pursuits, the :ubscribertru.,
nc sa not ne nnnindfu that morals of youth are
VI sea'er Importance thar any literary or scientific
fce OF tuition for the whole term. 30 per scholar
or me branches above mentioned or any Of tbeml az
@I as History, iHcusive fer more advanced scholars
S4Olo be paid quarterly in advance and one dollaI
~ advanceor fuel No scholar be admitted for les.
ine IMAM one session and the sessions are
III ehsth, the price TO be proportioned accordingly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30

A YOUNG MAN, who bas received a collegiate edu.
- cation, and who feels himself qualified to teach
The classics. aud the English branche, Of education.
wishes to get employment teacher in the coantry
Apply Tor Information 10 the Rev. John h. Rice, D. ID.
Dec. IL G5tIJ
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TO SPORTSMEN.


JNMEo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
* eSftCIfuLLf informs the citizens of Richmond
Nahehestet and iha surrounding GENTRY that ne
has removed his establishment from his late stand 10
wen knoNh house formerly occupied by Mr.. Sanii
,' dsc. on the Main street. and opposite the snion
Hoti, where he ilicontiuue by unr.m,t.d a,i,siio
every hranch OF MS profession, to merit that encou
,"semeht which has been so literally shown him. He
"as on mana, an elegant and general assortment Of
every Article necessary for the spsrsmen Of the held
rowing pleces, Pistols, Rifles, with without hair
uEsps, ralent Bfeech, Double and Single Twisted
Stubb, and Damascus Barrels Of all lengths and si1es
L"ehs ana Mounting, OF every description ready for
completing any orders be may receive. Repairs done
20 guns, pistols &c. according to tie latest improve.
ments The work done by him may be considered
warranted. Dec. ~ ne
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A LII persons having Claims against JOS. DARMs
a DAFT, dec. are requested To make them known
DANIEL CALL. Ex'oT
Feh.3. s5..O Of Joseph narmsdatt. dec.
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CASH Will 81 GIVEN FOR
Thirty or Forty Healthy Negroes.
Apply al the OF Ne Uai0n Hotel or a, this Ofee
DecembT - m.l
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For Rent or Lease, tie Raleigh Tavern
The city Of Williamsburg. The subscriber is desi.
rous TO rent for lease for term Of years. this
od aud well established Tavern together with tie lets
and principal furniture attached thereto. The public
are too well Informed OF the advantages Of this situation
to require minnie description. To person who can
give satisfactory assurances to keep good house the
terms will be made very reasonable. POSSESSION will
be given on the aTt day Of January next.
WILLIAM HcCANDLISH.
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The COntractormay deliver tbs quantities required
1t all the depats excepting Washington, early after
the contract shall he made, as he May chonse At least
half must he delivered by the Ist Nav IS2I-iaf Of
the quantity must he delivered at Washington on or
before the LIST of May the residue az IL may he required
by tue commandant Of the yard.
The Goals muat be fully equal 90 the hest Virginia
Goals.
Persons offering will he pleased their price
per busbei, delivered the measure to he that at
abe place OF delivery ON The back of the offers thu
making them are requested To write The following
Words" Offer 10 supply GOALS"
Dec
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November 10.


Pf SHIue OF deed VI trust executed BY Wilson
- Cary Nicholas, dec. to the Subscribers and now OF
record Ia the courts OF the counties OF Cabei and A.
hemarle, for the purpose Of indemnfying william H.
Cabell for certain endorsements made by the said
Cabell for the benefit Of the said NicboIas-We shall
proceed to sell to the highes, bidder for cash. on the
2Oth day ofJGHKaTy merit, at the front door OF the
Eagle Hotel, in the city Of Richmond, tweuy seven
NEGROES, and tract OF LAND, in the county Of
cabell, the Ohio river commonly called The Green
BotfOR, containing about four thousand four hundred
and forty one scTes-oT mpeh thereof as will raise
The tun Of twenty two houssnd Eve hundred dollars
paid by The said Cahe endoTser for the said Nicbo
las 10 the Bank Of Virginia and TO the ETanch Bank Of
the United States Richmond, and The Of exc
cutting this rust.The title ~ the above property is
believed to be indisputable. WILLIAM WHIT
Dec. 10. 81 lids ROBERT GAMBLE.
a DVERTisgs gNT...,AgTeesbie to the last v ia and
"A testament Of WILLIAM BURTON, decd, wsOHeT
for sale tract Of land called HARD TIN rs, in the
county OF HenTco, laying both sides Of the Louisa
road aud adJons the lands of Mosby sheppard, John
walker and others, distance from Richmond about
nine miles, containing about 200 this land is all
In woods. the growth pine, white, red and Spanish
OAK. Any person WISHING to purchase may know the
terms by applying to either NJ the Executors.
WILLIAM BURTON, JT.l
THOS BURTON. Jr. Executors.
EDWIN BURTON.
N0vaiubsr
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.AaNe. For London, Regular Trader.
To the address of Messrs. John

,,4r2Ah TUT lOHdO1, ftegUtQr fdner.
,A1E To the address of Messrs. John
Giuiai a Co. with the liberty OF CONFERENCE.-The
very superior copPered and copper fastened ship
HENRY CLAY, Chr. L. Can't commander. The Hen.
~ Clay was delivering her In London the 18th
Sept. in very nne condition. and to clear for City
Point about the ioia October, where Immediately Jn
BALI of the cargo being already engaged she expected
10 have despatch. 250 hhds. Tobacco, the bulk
John 4 wM. GiLLtAT.
Who have for sale just to hand the A,irea from
ground whie Lead, said TO be Of superior quality.
November Z. 53..u
Maacaesfer aad Pefers51rs 7arapike Companv'
MIR. John rurpn, superintendent will attend az the
Nl Sycamore Tavern in Petersburg, on the 18th and
S9th instant; and at the Exchange Ia Manchester ON
tbe and AID prepared to pay Of and take up all The
bonds given for The hire OF aboers for year
By order Of the Board Of Directors
JAMES BRANDER Clerk.
". b Inc Directors wishto hire number OF lahor.
sJs for the ensuing year for whom price will he
sSenrbose inclined to engage such in their service
~ requested TO appiyto
H. Il; i srsact H essstina; Manchester.
e. ~. f ss%a "a P Po"Sa. Petersburg.
e. e. H SisA@ $5 9;ss5, s. cA','s'as'
J.. B. elk.
NOTICE
Ii persons having claims against the esiate or The
II tate LANDoN CARTER, dec. of Sabine Hall, are
requested make them known as soon as possible 40
that arrangements may he made 10 meet them.
ROBERT ". CARTER
Admor Of Laldon Carrier, dec.
Richmond COUNTY. n.-. T.. sou6w
ENwiGAI'S rHEOLUGf. --P.fssus WISHING 40 imam
the Theological works of tie Rev. Timothy Dwight
D. ID. L. l.. u. late President VI Yale College can he
furnished ~ applying in RichKoHd Micah Baldwin
or To the subscriber ia Peisrsburg.
Decemher s. dI..wiw JAMES DWIGHT.
GOALS.
Navy mRiSSi5ReT'f fl6fce, Dec. 8 IS2O,
FENHE Commissioners ofthe Navy will receive propo-
sails iiitthe Isl January 1871. for furnishing the
following quantity OF GOALS, deliverable
yards
-. 5000 bushels at Norfolk.
l2,O80 do. Washington.
5,i0u do. New York.
3Gnn do. Boston.
2.2O0 DO. Portsmouth, and about
5000 do. Philadelphia.
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xETANfED 10 PURCHASE on HIREy--a careful
w CARNAGE DRIVER, who has been aoestomtd to
Srtid 70 hotkSt-H1auige at ths 0fHee' s2~-G
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LHARMBRs BANK or NlRClN14...1he annual
II Meeting olhe Stot kholdsrs fot the election 81 DI
rettors will be held Al The Bank Wednesday The I'd
day OF January next. WIN. HEkEFNlS, Cashier.
December O.. 81, .tdm
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Many COmmiiSi5ReT'S flfce. Dec. ;, 1870.
fERE Commissioners ofthe Navy will receive propo-
sails iitthe ist January, 1881. for furnishing the
following quantity Of GOALS, deliverable al the following
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Dec. 81.
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kewlGAiS tHRoLOGf. --Petssus wishing 60 obtain
b The Thenngc Works of Tie Rev. Timothy Dwight
u, ID. L. L. u. late President VI Yale College can he
furnished ~ applying in RichEaoHd TO Micah Baldwin
or To the subscriber ia Petersburg.
December 5. GI..wIw JAMES DWIGHT.
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~ : = "a 4-s @D &-ss-la-tsH,-
From RIO IANEIRn-

NORFOLK January n. Mr.. Thomas Oliver
~ ~ Du.""S ayres, came passenger in the bri =
SoUs''' ron Ito JamcirO, CARVED IN Hanp-
, , hodds on Saturday, MIR q states. that
~. %,ai'ea ~ no Janeiro from Bueuos Ayres
entering ibe poitsaw a RUSSIAN s0IISp.
5E,NN OF Fre sml, which had Just anchored
~ iah"'"S ~ hlo Jauciro. lse engaged ~,
pdssdse ~ The Robert, which vessel sailed tic
49, gay 'or Baltimore. WGile at Rio Jaueiro
1,.. lca'ut !nai BNt FISH SQUADROS OF
nVAhs HARDY. had arrived al dat pori
J;e'" betotc, and were silt there. ST.. O.
-, Wv earn any particulars relative TO eiihe,
49, ,". S4la9r0hs or Their desiinstion as b,
'oniAined Al Rio JaDeirO Que nj iii al!
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that lac undertakes 20 state, is, that they were
al Rio JaneiIo at tho Time he left there
The United States schooner Nousuch, from
the West-iuaieS touched at Rio Janeiro aud
sailed again tor the Rio de la Plata, a few days
before the Robert.
MIR. y. communicates nothing new from the
Patriots. Reading Room Books.
report the only question is, what Should a
Ii will be r, collected that there WAS some talk
Spain 10 Russia, of some of the supertiuops
Spanish territory in America; and the Cali.
fornias were named as most desirable to the
got the circumstance, and probably il might
never again have occurred :e us but for the
appearance of a Russian squadron OH the di-
rect route TO the Calitornias.-Stiii, It we may
he permitted to account in this way tor so
unexpected movement, how are we to eX-
plain the circumstance OF the meeting of "A
Russian and British squadron at a point so
distant from Enrope' was il accidental or
designeda II the former, il was singular
enough, all things considerable the latter.
Ca not far, TO exc lie some degree Of sol citude
in the political circles ot this country.-If il
is important 10 Russia to possess the Caifor-
command The mouth of the Columbia River.
ertni all European naval force in the Pacific,
ovsr,'memt. [Herah.
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EXPLANATION

~ We are requested to state tLat ,be act
passed by HE House OF Delegates on " edues-
uay last, entiiled " An act tor more eft ectually
preventing disturbance at Religious Wor-
sup -"oeS net prohibit licenced tavern eep-
person, lawfully authorized. from selling at
'n'ir own house or plantation. spirituous Ii
Qu1rs, or any other articles mentioned m The
saIu act-wi'hout any regard TO The distance
from tile place of meeting for relialom, Tyor:
ship.
hAkKlEDl-At Lynchbnfg, on Thursday nee
ny me Kew WIN. Duncan, Mr. BENJAMIN IPS
ae az 80 Years, to Miss SALLY WILSON, aged S-aIt
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SENATE.
-EsDAY. IANI1ARY ln

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10.
The sitting to-day as alo,ost holly
spent I'D the debate OH the Missouri ones-
tiOR.
Atsn early hour MIR. Waller. of Geor.
ga, took the floor against the right ,f i'm
posing The proposed restriction on the
state OF Missouri.
Mr.. Nettem, Of Massachusetts. adyoca-
ted The restrivtIon
Mr.. Edwards o! Illinois, spoke against
the resolution and
Mr.. Le"he, Of Mississippi, followed on
The same side. When he had concluded,
thc Senate adjourned, on motion of
Mr.. Roberts, WHO OF course has the
right 10 The floor to morrow.
The business which Was acted on nre-
vious TO the drbate, was not important.
but shall be stated hereafter.
In the House OF r. two questions ex-
clted some interest: lst resolution Of
Mr.. Cmihbert of Georgia 10 instruct the
committee on the slave trade 's 10 en-
quire into the expediency OF establishing
registry Of st0UeS, more efirriualiv 10
prevent tie importation of slaves Info
lue Y. states or tie territories thereof"
Mr. randolph came out in pretty strong
'srms against II. He coniended HAT
ms enquiry might be in another shane a
question which had unfortunately loo
often agliated and might again agiiate
This body-he meant The defiDi,iveness
OF The powers of this government He
denied Ala; ihe government had oomer 10
do that. under til plea Of means, which
II could not under that Of ends. He could
moi GO farther than TO cons. nj TO the en-
curry being made, o. Mr.. Cu,hbert's
reSoiuiion was agreed 10.
The 2d question was. the bin pro,idins
for ihV payment al horses and other pro-
perry, lost, captured, and d >iroy ed in The
Seminole Wharf.-The finale Of tie de bate
Is gathered from the following para graphs
IN the National InteIigencer
Messrs Smith of MARYLAND, Goth. Co,non
S1e,?S, JohnSOa OF Virginia Barbour, PindaU
~ Coy. Tdiser, of North Carolina. Mercr, and
root, took pat i'll the discussion. winch con-
tlnued iii 0'clOck-of whom Messrs. Bgrbonr
Cdnnon and Jones were friendly 10 the bin
ana Messrs P'nddH WCoy Stoirs johnson, of
virginia, Mercer and Font opposed to IL.
iht question was fi"ailS taken OH ordering
me pm 10 be engrosSed aud read a third time
aid decided IN the negaiive:
For eugrossIug the bill Ga
Aeaiustit On
So the bill was Tfiecfed