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REHABILITATION.

Funded debt of the United Safes,
Nafions ..(aD l57 COT Is
Louisiana u per cent. .............27S,Oo 9 90
Bills discounted, viz
On personal sec urisy. 10 077 sci 81
Do aud fund
Ell dent ...............17 $50 90
Do. and bank
stock, &c........(b)6.S 65 ,sI6 G2
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Dollars, G722,4 400 2e

(a) The species OF the debt is not described
but, no doubt, Includes The seven million
ct Two per cent. stock, subscribed az part VI
tie capital of the hank
(6) At the bank of the U. s 3737 Cos al
Baltimore $50 ,270; al Charleston 76i7SI.
(c) At Warrington, I0O5i7
(d) ~ Baltimore IS .l25 % at Richmond
lOO666 ~ al Fayetteville 22,45O; at Chilli
COihe 100 COO
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:, NC hgrs copy 81 a" general SiGtcmest Of tie
Bank Of The 4. Staies and IFS o6fcrS. Z" rr.de ~
Oct lost IL IS presented to as a. a fei,sar 6r,,
81 STei ,""SHhrde that maRner Of contrirap.,
eds Set ~ "HhiH The size four pages, So lre hers
Rda 'ot"he S"n'e ~ nc mast material things Whics
wuh Jsw notes adde,i TO tas {. rrcapjtnlafio,,
Thieh rs i'sci'd an FIJI, m"y he snlScirnt for an
o'dina,g purposes IF r,teItnce. MICS Re. isicr
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r@, Sc Ocean, src Mv>sEs Floyd, Met
cali aud Swsaringrn.
The cOniniiiTr ia investigate the cou-
reIns nf the Post Ciher. ave RieSsts.
Phelas. Archer Of Virginia, CulpcppeI,
Allen uf \. iu,l>. aud Iioi,u.i.
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Thp Bill for reducing tie Salaries o.
The Governor, Secretary OF The Com
monweal;b, tie members OF Assembly
aud olhcT officers connected with govern
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Loan from Barring & Co. and Hope 70 +'''O''

l5.450 055 50
Loan from Barring s. Co. and Hope
~ Co. ,ss..,......s.ss......20 90 900 90
Damages on sterling bills protest.
PHs.s..ss,-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
Bills of exchange received OFFS,
smith a. Cp...... ...97, 355 IS
Deposites, viz:
On accOHUt Of the
treasare f oftheU.S lbs 205 Il
Deduct oVerdralts... 2s7 400 20
SIG 7O6 "a
On account Of public
officers .......s... 507 SI3 10
Individuals 379i2G7 81
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2602l,3s0 %

Bills Of exchange. viz:
FOTei Sn,..-.........J2 $50 60
Domestic. ........l 0S3 097 10
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Appointment of Gorernor Fipd,,,
PROHIBITION OF SOAP

~" opanlsh Cores have prohIbit. the inn
pcitstion OF Foreign Soap into Spain or adia-
ceni Islard s, Cuba AID all tlI e Spanisb I,la,,d.
IN III West Indies The Governor of III ayaua
ms caused ihe Jaw to be published aud ord -
ca iha' ~ he carried stIiciiy i0to fleet Tie
opJect OF this law is TO protecl aud give ca.
co"iagement 10 manufactures oi astlle Soap
O,d SPAN.
State F'trenchmemtS. We PERCEIVE, hy
The upp,rl bill, passed a, the las suing
OF ~. legislature VI this state, that the
t7ii0"ip, reductions on salary officers
Eav been nladV:
G Gov, ,. ,aiafs. Sgooo formerly $1,000
Oiher Jns,icvs, ) c 1906 10. 100
Adluia"i Geyera!. 100, do. 40
lie &C. % i'le NJ nbeIs OF Couacii
any Generai Assembly, were also redu-
c." 90 gents e@ch pes ,tav-b, ing nov
: Do rer day, lnsiea.. If S 3, as formerly.
III" wee preSiienl OF council and speak
er OF lie hous' ) ms. al o; S 3 80.
GAew Jersey CcHtinel.
Mr.. HiesteT's adm,aistIatio;, has commenc-
eh by has appointing Anutrw Gresg. Secieta.
~ ct The Commonwealth TIE papers state
thaf Harrisburg already warns with office
seekers aud eDice holders Who would be ofSice..
keepers. Tho palroua.e Of the Governor Of
u
Gar"ct ~ dtctter(iom HarrisJm 9 ,dated Dec 10,
HeH. Joseph itiester has Just been induct-
en ltio the Office Gi Governor OF PpunsNIva-
MA ara It. h,tred his Inaugural Address.
lie hall az the house OF representatives
was ihrniget TO witness the ceremony o.: in
a"sni"iiHu. The senators were introduced
TO >ealS III trout OF the Speakers chat The
iate secretary OF state, the new secretary, ths
audlior general, The state, treasurer the se-
creiary of the laut; OGice a Que OF two other
gentlemen were ranged just below the chair.
Inc Governor elect, aud governor Fiudiay.
Introdnced IN due form by committees of Tie
Two houses, were seated between the Speaker
Of The Senate and the Speaker OF The House OF
Representatives. The members OF Ike house,
otcrpled Their own proper seats, or mingled
win me- sovereign people who crowded the
hail. The cath OF office was administered be
the Speaker ct The Senate TO General 10.
Seph Hester as Governor OF PennsN Ivania.
aud the clerk OF that body read The certificate
OF The election. The Governor then read his
lDaneu'al address 10 hls fellow citizens and 10
Tic Two branches uf the Legislature the crowd
dispersed, agd Tie two houses have resumed
Their respective Legislative places"
Frank. Gd=.
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We learned nn Sunday evening. that
letters we're Im tnwn from Madrid, from
persons II HE best opportunities, which
assert thai ,he Florida traafy had been
actually ratified. Inis event, should il
prove substantially true. is certainly con-
irary !" all our calculations: ana presents
difficulty IN The politics of Span which
"e cannot a presen unraVel. aurora.
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New York, Dec. 2l.-Lstters are III
.""n from 81 ihOuas. which stare that
ny Tie last accoGHis lecrITe.i lhere, 'li~
Patron troops we,e within cight miles nf
Caracas. au' inaI oyeruTr~ Tor Ca
p'tGlauon OF tae pace Wefe making.
ITT.r u,
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The only vote in The United States against
Mr.. Monroe, vas given by Nj. Plumer. lately
Governor OF New Hampshire The following
are stated ~ "A Ne~ Hampshire paper 10 be
his reasons iof differing from ihe whole coun-
tty -
We are informed that Mr.. PIumer stated
before The Electoral College that his reason
tSr voiing against M Monroe was he had mis-
managed tie finances OF Inc country and Ior
voting against Mr. 1ompkns that he had Hes
lecled his official duties,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

!" Csnesa is = river %hich e.up':os into The
MataoaiGo lake, rs In" province OF Venrguela.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

State Retre"chments We PERCEIVE, hv
The supp ri bill, passed al the las suing
OF HE legislature VI ,liis state, iha, the
f7iio"ip, reductions on salary officers
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counsel cited 3 ". Black, 292 Aasir. 4Gi-l
Bos. u Phi. 1856.
The court took time 10 consider until Saturday
morning last. when Judge Todd delirered their
opinion, that the marshal could not make speciai
bdti,S, bat coHd only constitute drpgfieS ava The
manner prescribed By the act Of congress. The
court uere, Therefore Of opinion, that the Original
arrest ,ras illegal, and upon the authority Of the
cases cited made the RUE for the discharge al the
defendants dJsoiste, and thy cere, accordingly,
discharged out Of custody.
Bank OF the united States, } on Thurs
rs dan last Mr.
Ralph Osborn. Auditor of State. y Greer morsd
The Circuit Court for rnie on the dcfeadam dndJ
l.. Horper, 10 sbsU cause yesterday, ,chy then
should not be attached. for contempt of court, in
disobeying the injanetion granted in this case at
the September term last. Yesterday j. c fright,
Esq. read the afiddritS Of Osborn and Hopper in
dns'cer to the rule, aad pa oceeded in brief re,r of
the transaction, TO riadicdte the conduct of these
officers IN their proceedings after ke had closed,
at the suggestion Of the plaintiffs COUNSEL and By
consent on the oiherside, the further argument wds
post 0Hsd until this day.
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was ia her View, tyfannical aud odious
coalition.
MIR. 7. moreover pointed out the future
unhappy condition Of the slave holding
states, should The slaves be confined In
their present situations. While masters
were removing To other states, their slaves
must'remain al home: they would con-
sequenily III time become the majority,
ami thus The great evil deprecated by all
parties would he accumulated.
Tie remarked IN addition and i'm con-
currence with other gentlemen, that by
being spread over a new and salubrious
country the condition of the slaves them
selves would be ameliorated.
In answer 10 The objection, that by per-
milling the extension OF slavery 10 Mis-
souri,, We should open market Tor The
importation and sale Of slaves from Afri-
ca, he asked, granting ilIat their SUPPOSE
ton were probable whether the misior-
tune OF an occasional cargo Of slaves
from Africa was equal to that Of irreiriev
ably liking the location Of those already
existing within the United States? He
ihriher remarked, that should the prohi-
biiion be made, the door would still be
oPento fraudulent and illegal importation,
ana linus little might be gained on the
Another argument offered by gentle
men on the other side, he considered
equally unfounded. This was an impu-
ted inequality i'm the representation of
slave holding states, by the enumeration
oil three fiiths ofthe slaves. He showed
that an equality ofpriviges did not texist
ON the whole, by pointing out the cores.
pendent disadvantages attendant on the
slave holding states in general. and 9th
ers. such as the taxation of three tifths of
the slaves, resulting from this ARA ngement
In particular.
He concluded his speech by earnestly
entrealing, that gentlemen would be eau :.
fious how they proceeded in a momen.
tous measure OF so doubtful character
whicl, IT IL was not positively wrong, al
asst had, he said, clouds and darkness
resting upon IL {; at any rate, he begged
OF them not TO do in the hame of humani
ty and religion, what appeared TO others
an act of absolute oppression.
MIR. Oils, of Mass, moved an adjourn
meR' at an early hour, assigning reasons
OF a nature complimentary 10 tile speaker
who was last up.
The motion TO adjourn was however
superseded, and the Senate proceeded
with closed doors 10 the transaction of
Executive business.
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LEGISLATURE or VIRGINIA
EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF THE Bousp

EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF THE Houss
OF DELEGATES.
Wednesddy, January ga communi
cation was received from the Senate stat
ing that they had passed the bills" To
amend an act, entitled an act TO incorpo
rate company in the borough of Nor
ioik Tor Marine assurances, and for other
purposes and an act 10 INCORPORATE
company in the town of Peters
burg ;" and bill concerning James
Taylor and Joseph Stewart :" with a.
meHdments, in which the House concur
red.
Mr.: Smith, of Isle of Wight, according
TO order, presented bill, "to amend an
ACT more ettectually TO prevent the cir
culationlof notes emitted by uDcbartered
banks which was read, ordered TO be
printed, and committed 10 committee
OF me whole House, OH Monday next.
This bill proposes TO prevent and TO pu-
nIsh The circulation of small notes. tick
els, &c. under S 5, issued by corporate
bodies OF private persons.
On motion of Mr.. Chamberlayne. Or
dered, that the joint committee for ex
aiming the state of the Banks be per.
mlited 10 sit during the session of this
House.
EDgrossed bills, "Aulhorzlng the Trea-
surer TO pay 10 James E. Heath the a.
mount OF his quarters salary, due on the
FIRST OF January, eighteen hundred and
twenty, as member of The Privy Coun.
ell concerning Samuel Stone -" con-
ceruIng james L. Clowney :" " incorpu-
rating company 10 establish turnpike
road from the Falls Bridge Turnpike 10
Wlley,s tavern, and another from the
Fails Bridge Turnpike 10 the Little River
turnpike changing The names of
Dorothy Jones and Polly Jones :" were
severally read Sd time and passed.
Two resolutions from the C.. for c. of,
were read; LIST, rejecting the petition nj
Martha b. Wilson, for divorce from her
husband Stephen r.. Wilson: I'd. reject.
ing the petition of Judith Hope, a woman
OF colour, who prays Tor permission TO
reside as free person within this Com
monwealtii.--Agreed to by the House.
Two resolutions we're read from tie
Committee OF Claims, LIST, rejecting ,he
petition OF Matthew Haryie of Boteiourt.
10 be allowed certain price upon ten
Ions OF iron, (which he had delivered TO The
superintendent of The Armory, over and
ABOVE The quantity lie had contracted to
neliVer 2d, rejecting the petition of
Coleman X. Brown OF Stafford, who had
Deen d quarter master in the wear 1914.
and furnished certain raiions, for which
lie was allowed only IS cents per ration
ana lie now prays an additional two
cents upon each ration. The LIST resoIu-
lion was laid upon tile table aud the 2d
was agreed TO.
The House resolved itself into a COM
miitee OF the whole, on The bill econ.
corning The sale Of property under exc.
cutlons and membranes :" MIR. Brown
OF Bath III the cbair.-Sundry amend.
ments were adopted, which were feported
TO The lioDse, and agreed 10. The bill
was further amended, on MIR. Garland's
motion, and ordered 10 be engrossed and
read Sd time. ''
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ed a blow which cut through his collar
bone, laid open his body IL inches, and
cut large cash la his heart. The deceas-
ed drew but "a breath after receiving The
blow. Tell To the grouud liieless, without
speaking or niiering grOan the villain
was Immediately secured: declaring, u hen
demonstrated with, that he was glad he
had Killed hlnl. aud that lie ought 10 have
died heiore. IL is hardly necessary TO
say, il,a, verdict OF wiliul murder was
gwen by the inquest holden 6y the CO.
roner. Mead is confined in the Jail of
Putnam county TO await his trial. Ii is
expected that special Oyer aud Termi>
ner Will be appointed by The Supreme
Court, now IN session, 10 he holden ii the
county of Putnam, Tor his trial. The de-
ceased was an industrious Young man
and respected in his neighbOrbood.
lie has ie!i deserving wife and two
young children.
How loudly are all admonisLed by the
melancholy tale OF the death of Gums
mings TO resist The first risiugs of the
angry passions, and 10 restrain their ma
lignaml violence, before their victim shall
be hurried on TO deeds of blood. which
nothing buta death of isnominy can ex>
pale.
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BLUE LAWS STILL IN FORCE IN
CONNECT{CyTyI

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25-THe foiowine,
incident gices us a iiveiy idea of the fberality.
Which prevails IN THE state Of Connecticut.
ecen at the present day. Mr. and Mrs Bar,ley'
whose talents hare attracted rery general ap-
probation, IN an employment, ,ohich we should
hdrethOnght, at least innocent cir. gipine read
'ngS and recitations from Shakespeare. an
pursuance Of public notice, on the i'm inst.
proceeded to give smch recitations an a Coffee
House an Hartford. After Me performances
had closed, DIR. Hesekiah Huntington.
States Attorney, commenced prosecution
against Wr. Barttey, under an old taw of the
state, prohibiting " theatrical exhibitions. !"
a process was issued, but some gentleman
mad spirit enough, By depositing property
NTH the o6fccr to prevent its service. mr.. and
Mrs b: not being apprized Of tie fact,
proceeded to renew thetr performance, on a
subsequent evening, aud Mr.. HeSekiah
Huntingdon issued a nep batch CONSISTING of
three more i'yormations. Uniuckiiy, however
for this ADVOCATE Of +" steady habits" the cri
n,inats Ind left town for Boston an the stage
HARD TIMES
A letter read in this city from the West
Indies, says ga French shi has Just arriv-
ed with 500 barrels of Flour.-In the
supercargo find an old acquaintance
who assures me his -four cost five (5j
dollars IN Bordeau GPhiI Gas
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ESCHEATOR'S SALE


pursuance Of instructions from the Executive
CohHcH Of this State, ! shall on the frst Hfo1d0v
~ bdTfh Rerk, being the hTst DAY Of Hsnfico nnaS
Iy court " fair, aud fnOt, then the first fair dsy
hereafter between the hours of1o and O'Clock bsf,e
pt 'front.' door Of the courthouse ef The said county In
tos cry OF Richmond expose to sale by public aneon
70 ,oe highest bidder for ready money one HatJ fcrs
81. 81 IrouNd, With tbe improvements tbefeon, in
THIS city, No. 55l. upon Shockoe Hl situated ar he
lltsIsecuon Of 9th aud streets, aud immediately or
Ppsite tue New Market Hons, IN Monroe Ward and
Whsb SAID BALI acre lot late the property of one
5uhh nJefs, subject u ihe King Of 0resi BtttSin
sHo byinquesi only taken ~ The 4i year Of the com
nohwealth, bath been fonud to escleat 10 tbe ceS,
m"UeHltb ofVfgins, agTeeabiy to the provisions of
M aot 81 The General assembly, passed ~ The NAV
setsion 81 lT7p entitled, IN act concerning escbeg[
aHd JoyfetRreS from Dyifish SUBJECTS" I'M. gav
". ahu Peter v Daniel, Esq'fs are appointed by he
LAtSulVe. comnii1soneTs on behalf Of the common
Wednb Their attendance is respectfully solicited ?,
zoe ne ana place aforesaid, being pf,vioGsy guaGed
~ the act Of Assembly requires
SAMUEL MCcRAW
Jan 20, - ""''" S0s ~
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ompanitt the letter ot shs clhec,or q
New Orleans 10 The Secretary, date q
April %. 1918.
On motion of Mr.. Anderson, il was or
dere'i HAT ihe Gle, X provide, for the use
al tie cpnHl!i,ee Oh the public lands,
certain maps of those states and terrific.
rles which include any of those public
lands.
On motion Of Mr.. CobJ, the resolution
laid on The table 10y him Yesterday, pro-
posing an amendment 10 the constitution
nt the Uni.sd States, Was taken up and
read, and committed TO a comhiltee OF
the whole House.
On motion of Mr.. Ahen Of VI. il was
Resotced, That the committee on the
Judiciary 10 instructed 10 enquire into
The eHpedicncy OF providing by law for
securing 10 the several pensioners of the
United States the benefit of their PEN
slons, by eXempiing any moneys which
may be paid on account. from foreign
attachment, SET Oft, or other laws in tie
respective states, by which such moneys
may be Intercepted before the actual re-
celpt OF them by such pensioners.
Mr.. Phelps offered the following res
Quito II for adoption:
HeSotecd. That the committee OH the
post office and post roads be instructed
TO enquire into the expectancy of provi.
ding by law, that monies received for
postage shall be paid directly into the
Treasury Of the u. States, and that the
post master-general OF the u. States shall
annually report 10 Congress "A list of liza
contracts which he may have made with.
IN the preceding year, for the transpor-
ialion of The mails, and specify, in such
report, the name and residence of, each
contractor, the amount TO he paid him,
| and distance embraced in each contract
Alter some little discussion, and once
refusing o lay the resolution on the la
Ole, II took that course and lies on the
table.
MISSOURI STATE BILL.
The House then, on motion of Mr..
Scott, esolved itself INTO a committee ., Tie
whole, MIR. BaidWin, in The chair, on the
bill authorizing The people of the Mis-
sour territory TO form constitution and
Stale government, &c.
Several important propositions were
successfully made in the course Of the
sitting. 10 amend the bill, and great
deal OF discussion took place view of
winch, from the late hour OF adjournm cnt
could not be prepared for this mornings
paper.
HE committee rose without deciding
on any question, obtained leave 10 sit a.
gain, and
The House adjourned.
IN SENATE.
Mr.. RJns King. elected Senator from
The state of New York, appeared, was
qualified and took his scat.
Mr.. OTIS addressed the Senate this day,
at considerable length, in reply 10 Mr..
Pnthncy, and iii favor of The restriction
on Missouri.
Mr. Smith. of S. c. has the floor and
VIII speak Tomorrow on the same sab
jec,
Other business transacted will be Civ
ell in detail.
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CONCREss-JANrARx 90

Senate. MIR. Smith Of S. G. addressed
ihem At considerable length, ia opposi-
hon 10 The restriction, and in reply 10 lis
advocates.
n. IF R.--The Honse in committee on
lhe Missouri bill-Mr. Storrs proposed u
clause, 10 shut up all tie country noriJ,
OF Ihc 3s'b degree Of latitude, wesf ofil,e
Mississippi, against sldvery This motion
vas lost.
Mr.. Taylor OF N. Z. Nen submitted
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[FRoM rHE cHILLIcornr srpponrrn-

Bank OF The U.S.l The Circuit Court Of the
Harper Orr session in tbs 'O pce as 5s
4fh inst. Soon after the court opened n motion
'rdS nude to discharge the defendants, in This s,fit
from The custody Of the marshall
rms motion rds grounded upon atidarits shes.
ing that The defendants Uere arrestpdupou tie ISfh
october by person aeting as Il speciaI baiHF for
ne marshal constituted only BY note or neBlor,fq
dHm IN tcrttiug upon letter. and confined in Dri-
son IN ChHicothe, until tie person making che
arrest TdS sent tori by the rnrstat :fhgf the de(en-
ddHts were detained in custody until the ereBg of
the 2ld tithOm seeing the marshal, and that me
marshal made the return as If the arrest ,pds nude
IN hHnSeD on the 22d of OcfOber. Upou these afE-
ddrttsd THe mus nude upOR the DlaintiRs to s6y,p
cause i0y the dtend,fais should not be DISCHARGED
=. On Thursday The rule wus argued BIZ HpSsrs.
BWd. Scott, and Cree for the plaintiffs. and
-bfSTs. diamond & DOddTidge for the defendIs.
AgdHSt the rule II icds urged that The marshal
har'Hg TrtTHed hgdi arrest upon IeenI process
me court could not enquire Of any thiay that took
ptdce aHtecedeatto IL /; and II tc0s further nrged.
nut tie marshal gould constitute special baiiiH
10 ereckse particular process, and that the nffda-
rus sie'O that such botiiD waS constituted
In support of the TUIeH tcas drglied that uuljey
the net NJ congress. the marshai could not 0ppoj1t
q specidi bailiH, an any Other manner than b. az
20 HttRga deputy maTShal, rho must fqke the ne.
c. sSITv Oath
~ WGsfHrther argued. that the arrest and ippyi
SonDient being Wegat and the defendants b,;yo
detained IN custody by the PLAINTIFFS, until the ont
Ger 'ras sent for TO make an arrest, no legai ar
rest could be made md that the defeHdosfs sin
remained illegally ~ custody 10 this point nc
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TO the Honordbie Speaker
~ the House Of Delegates.
The engrotsed bill ''' Concerning .,Ios of
property uuder executions and incmn,l,rancssSS
came on the tapis of discussion,
nT. MILLER of Powhaian was the only one
VINO addressed the Honse. n spoke tor some
u'nc' ana attempted TO demonstrate, LIST that
the law was constitutional I'd. That il y0ae
eTpedteHt, and required by thescircumstancss
OF the commandments Speech wss argf,-
mehtatiVe, eloquent, and impressive. WeaTe go
unfortunate as TO differ with him on the expe-
dIency OF the measure ; but il gives ns pleas
ure to do justice TO the speech which he deli
YeTed. W. WV
The bill was then laid upon the table 10 give
opportunity 10 ITS opponents to come ON viib
be this day resumed
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FOR SALE,
"a handsome, strong and we'll broke pair Of CAR.
-, = klhSE HORSBS......For terms, apply az The
Bar Of be Bell Tavern. ''' " "
Jan. 20. =.