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alters by the James and kanawha rivers
II was, on his motion, twice read and or
dered to be committed TO The same commit
tee. $50 copies were ordered to &c Pr'n'-
On motion Of Mr.. Mcmillan, the follow
ing resolution was agreed to:
Resolved, BY the General .3ssenbly, That
the board of public works be. and they are
hereby requested 10 examine into The expe-
dieney of directing their engineer TO exa-
mine the situation of the Ciinch + Powells
rivers from the state line Of Tennessee to
the highest points OF which they are suscep-
iible of navigation by boats, and to report
10 The next legislature the praeticablity OF
opening and improving the navigation OF the
said rivers.
An engrossed bill, concerning the Po-
tonac Company, the object of which is TO
ascertain whether that company has forfeit
ed their charter, or not, was taken up, on
Mr.. Doddridge's motion; passed, and sent
to the senate.
The house again went into COMMITTEE,
upon the bill, " concerning the sale OF pro-
perry under executions and incunbrances;"
whereupon, Mr.. Mallory OF Orange, and
Mr. Lowell. addressed the committee, in
opposition to, and Mr.. Doddridge in sup
port Of the motion for striking out the first
section. The question at length was put,
and determined in the affirmative.
The committee then rose, and the chair
man reported the bill with tue amend
ment.
A motion mas made by Mr.. Magill 10 lay
the bill and the amendment on The table
but on motion OF Mr.. Cleaves, determined
by ayes and noes, the whole was postponed
until the 3Ist day Of March next-Ayes IS.
Noes "a. The DILL for staying executions,
&c. is therefore rejected.
January 81.
Yesterday Mr.. Magill, from the commit
tee for courts Of justice, presented bill,
making general provisions on the subject Of
divorces.
An engrosed bill, forming new coun-
ty OF parts of Bath, Pendleton 4. Randolph
countless" was read third time, and pass
ed. The senate have yet to act upon il.
The proposed name Of the new county, is
Smith. in honor Of the celebrated father of
Virginia, Captain John Smith.
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particular object Tor ...iict sucE ,o,r.
tioHs were made. ''~
Fir Meies moved an aMcnimpn, Il. =
Iect ot which WAS, 10 except from H..
neys which are 10 lie carried To The ,,,.
of The surplus fund" the FOLLOWING j.,
:"of The moneys appropriated fnr ,bs -.
men! ct the interest. aud redemption Of =
principal OF the public def, one m;,,;,n
hundred and ninety thousand Sew, T.
dred and forty-fve dollars and sers.,
cents"
This motion was negatired.
The bill was then, after Some .ur,bo,
cussion, ordered to be engros.ct AMI 90,
third time.
The bill to establish Tie di;,ric,ci p,
river, the bill further to re gu!ate the on,
of merchandise into The United S,ars,
any adjacent territory, and tie bin f., i
relief of John Webster, Passed ,b,o..I
committees OF The whole. and were ord,
to be engrossed Tor a third reading,
The bill "ior the relief OF certain ci,i,s,.
OF Baltimore "-cnmposensating he ovro,.
OF vessels sunk for defence during the ~,
passed through a committee of thu wbo.
and was ordered 10 be engrossed fora b;,i
reading.
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Congressional Proceedings.
FROM THE NATIONAL iyTELLIGEHcER.
IN THE SENATE.
fPiddy, January &c.

Mr. Thomas, from the committee on pub
lie lands, 10 whom had been referred the
memorial Of the general assembly OF India.
ma, praying to be permitted to tax all lands
10 that state sold since the LIST OF July 1920,
and all sold since The lst Of December
1916, on which the payments have been
completed. made a report adverse 70 the
prayer OF The memorial; which was read.
Mr.. Johnson. OF Lou. having obtained
leave, introduced a bill 10 authorize the
clelk Of the district court of Louisiana to
employ deputy TO aid him in The discharge
of his duties; which was twice read and re-
ferred
NJ. Dickerson from the committee to
which was referred the resolution proposing
an amendment Of the constitution of the u
nited States, as il respects the election Of
president and vice president of the United
States, and representatives to congress, Ie-
ported the same with ali amendment TO
make II imperative on the electoral colleges
to fill vacancies, instead OF merely authori-
zing them 10 do sou which report was read.
Mr. Van Dyke. from the committee on
public lands. 10 which was referred the pc
tition Of Thomas Sloo and John Caldwell,
the register and receiver of public moneys
at Shawaneetown, praying an increase OF
compensation, made an Unfavorable report
thereon; which was read.
The bill TO authorize the publication Of
private acts OF congress and Indian treaties
in some one newspaper in the city of Wash
ington, was taken up in committee of the
who e,whsre il was explained by Mr.. Eaton;
and the bill was ordered TO be engrossed for
third reading.
The president laid before the senate let.
ter from the secretary of he treasury, trans
hitting, in obedience TO resolution of the
senate, report Of the condition OF the seve-
raj banks in the district of Columbia, accor
ding 10 the latest statements rendered 10 the
treasury: which was read.
MT Eaton, having OBTAINED leave, intro.
duced a bill supplementary to the act of last
session. for the relief of John Harding, Giles
Harding, John Shute, and John Nichols :;
which was read.
The bill to authorize the sale of certain
lois in the public reservation No. 10, in
Washington city, being taken up, it was. on
motion Of Mr.. Horsey, ordered 10 lie on the
table, with the view Of allowing 10 aD ndi.
vidual who conseives his private rights af-
tected by the bill, time TO make his represent
tailon 10 The senate on the subject.
The bill from the other house for extend
ing the time for locating Virginia military
lard warrants (tor twoyear longer)w was Ia
ken up in committee of the whole, Mr.. King
of Alabama, in the chair.
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AssiZe of Bread,
Died.

Yesterday, after short illness, Mr. r.,
derrick Churchman, in the ed wear Of bn
age. His friends and relations are reous ~:
Cd to attend his funeral thi, evening at ]
o'clock, from his late dwelling on Prince.
street.
On Monday morning. at 8 O'Clock, job,
Danes, son Of the late Mr.. BENJAMIN D..
yes, OF this town, aged 20 years, H.,
irienos and acquaintance are respectfully
requested TO attend his Intern nj, from HI;
mothers, on CsmeIon.street, at 8 o'clock
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VIRGINIA Legislature.
Richmond, Januaru q

Rishmond, January &c.
Yesterd ,, very important bill was
presented by DIR. Yancey. from the COM
mi,,ee OF roads and internal navigation, TO
amend the act IF last session, for clearing
and improving the navigation Of James III
yer. aud for uniting the eastern and western
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The following is list OF the Directors oil
the Branch of the U. S. Bank at Washing
ton, elected Tor the ensuing year:
Geo, Graham Charles ]. Catlett,
John Tayloe. John Laird,
Henry FcxalI. Il. T. Tucker,
Joseph Gales jT. Thomas swan,
PhiIijp Stuart. Thomas Monroe,
X. &. Weightman, Christ'r Neaie,
4. T.. CaZenove.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Smith OF Md. from The commit
tee of ways and means reported the an.
nual general appropriation bill; which
was twice reaf and coamittsd.
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Coal for sale--.for cash.

4 CONSIGNMENT of good Manches-
IA ter COAL. 10 close the sale, will be
sold low Cor cash, in lois 10 SUIT purcha-
ser'. Those waning for CRATES OF smiths
use, IN small quantities, will End j, to
their interest 10 make an immediate apph-
cation to me, as there is but about thou
sand bushels unsold.
WIZ. B. STUART.
January so Ct
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q The Members of the
Alexandria Artillery, are requested to NEE,
at the market square this day, at o'clock
in Uniform; in order to attend the funeral
of Mr. J. Davies. ~' o
jan. 30 W. II. HARMON
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Allegany Butter & Whiskey,

USI received, 1000 lbs. of Allegheny
- BUTTER. in small frkins, suitable
Tor family use, which viii be found on trial,
OF veg superior quality. Also. 80 Lbls.
choice WHlSkEY. and a quantity of e1.
cellent PORK which, with an extensive
supply of Groceries, will be sold low for
cash. JAS. Fl. ANDERSON g. Co.
Best Family Flour selected as usual.
January 80
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-30

.honddy, January 20.
Neither house sat on Saturday.
The following we're the concluding pro.
csedings in the house Of representatives on
Friday last, and Quilted in our last.
The bill for the relief Of Morgan Brown
was considesed in committee Of The whole
but not acted upon finally.
The nnfavorable report of the committee
Of claims OH the petition Of Charles Towns
end and Jonas Williams, was amended in
committee Of the whole, go as toreverse the
report: but, being reported 10 The house iii is
amendment; was rejected.
The house took up the bill authorizing the
secretary of The treasury TO transfer certain
balances OF appropriations to The surplus
fund; and the amendment moved thereto By
Mr.. Smith. of Md. was agreed to, in the fol.
lowins words:
Sec. 2. ind be 1t further enacted, That,
in The settlement of The accounts of the ma.
Wy department for services or supplies &C.
cruing prior to The first day Of July, eigl.
teen hundred and seventeen, the expendi.
lures shall be charged 10 arrgarages: and
that the unexpended balances of any appro-
prIations made for the naval service prior
to that time may be applied to the payment
81 such expenditures without regard TO the
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Wanted to Hire or Purchase,
4 n industrious, sober, and honest negro
"A man, well acquainted with farming and
the management Of horses, aud who has
some knowledge OF gardening.
Jan 80 &C CAZENOVE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01

MAINE LEGlSLA TURE.
In SENATE.

MONDAY, annary 90.
~ ~ - otSte Came 20 and laid upon
The table Message from the Governor. accom-
panied by letter from the Goyernorof M,.sacb,.
sets anu sundry resolves passed by II I.4g,.s,r.
q that State, Concerning lands ~ tb,l So, -,
belong TO Massachusetts. and provid,hs for ,r-,,-
Ter OF the same 20 the State Of Maide-r..d go
committed TO Messrs. Rose. Foxcrof, aud So, .
sent down for concurrence. and Metsr, $50.
BENNETT, Emery, opoftord, and Miller were igr,4a
biii respecting mortgages and the nights "a eo,,i.
y oil redemption, having had two ssv.r.l -
ings, passed 10 be engrossed
Petition of the town III Avon. wh;Lb w,s 80,
United IN The House, was cenSurred In the Ssnsts
Resolves relating TO tue treaty coIclnd.a 80
the Penobscot Tribe o. Indians was read 1.ssaa
and sent down for concurrence Ad; :. y -
AFrERSooS-Wiilam r. Ware AHA 49, ~
leave TO Withdraw their petii,on.
Inc committee, To whom tha s,,l; .,ft-1.
'h's state belonging 20 Massacbus.tt- 80 raeer.t
reported sundry resolves, appointine I,,s -.
Benjamin J Porter, and Loikrot IN. -
ge'her with one member 20 be ehns.n 81 i. $3.50. NM
pfShcn q me Legislature, 10 constuth j r,,,~sr-~
Oh Tue behatOt this State 10 meet ND
ofpO'h'eu oy Massachusetts for the ,nrnoss az .,,r
CHASING said lands which resolses !, III il ~,
eohcuffed ~ the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. a.s.t I, 49,
lsq o. TIE Senate aud Nicholas Emer, ~, 80.
- s''a committee. Adj
/ Pst;t;on. -. cEsDAr- auuary 80.
red ID he sens,s'f = me hors and concur
moses spring and others-of The Isat.ot..1 =
Arundel-and the Remembrance Nv 49, y
and Others n I-iisha Benson
The petition Of BENJAMIN Br,r,.l
was committed TO joint Committee ort.., o'i'ei
J ne partition "a lands-ior
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House, tie bili wa read The turi tine and
passed, yeas lJ9, DIys 48-snI sent u tie
senate Tor concurrence. An act was also pas
sed 10 suspend recruiting the present year
- hat after tie army i reduced u COCO III
May, II It should subsequently, by deaths or
deserlious, .al below that number, il could
not De flied again this year.
A bill giving 500 per ann. 70 The widow Of
Co@. Perry, AMI 5 $50 per ann TO each OF his
I children till they are respectively p years
q age, has been passed BY the House. An
annual grant OF $3.50 10 his mother was slrick-
eS out.
The Bankrupt Bill is made The order Of The
day in the Senate Of the U. 5. 10: the 5Olh
uh
The bill to amend The charter Of the Bank
OF the I. 5. IS made the order If The day for
the 3lst.
q resolution has been passed, calling for in
formation respecting lbe Mississippi Stock.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

MONDAY, January ~
Resolve passed on Petition Of Mary Merrill.
Bill incorporating town of Canton came back
from the Senate with amendments. which vv+r-
concurred in
Alexander Fo.s and others had leave 10 bring ID
bill.
BtHs 70 set of part Of the town of Liyermore and
annex " 70 Wayne; 70 of part of HartIand IT,
Athens, were read twice, and O'Clock Tomorrow
assigned for thlrd reading.
The Petition Of SeiectGnen or Arson was couD,;t-
ted.
Bill to abolish c. c. c. Pleas was reported. read
once, and thursday assigned Tor second r-ading g.
200 copies ordered 10 b. printed.
bnl respecting mortgages and right III equity or
redemption was read twice, and lo-:norravy 10
O'Clock assigned for third reading.
PetatOns Of Northport: III Ch+starvill. III
ohafies bruce; and town "a Avon. we're con.r,;t
ted. W oo4AiA''-
DtuS passed TO be enaCted--to incorDorafe Pc
noosOot Agricultural Society, To SEA olr B+ri.trit
iiuhhe"eh and IarnIiy from DauyilIe and st,,,ev
'Deui 10 durham 10 incorporate the Trustees ~
he Maine bapust Society -and 10 chang. th..
n 'h1 'la'ne Literary and Theological 5ocie
cd " "ArERyILLE CoLLEGL
A committee was appointed 10 AZ unor H.,
latuFe. 90 SIS
Mf. ~ 'Leilan was returned IVY Rtpress,tati,.
rom brunswick, instead o. Mr.. Stone res,sn,d
hesolVe prosidIngfor the further ,Dfu,,-,,...,,,.
n The SECRETARY "a tile Senate ana f.t- N. ,f ,I.
lonse % Representatives for Their wv r,,,..s 49, -
''oh' was passed IA concurrence win The -.,,,,-
uitted. "a ooA-
hssohe respecting the Treats with TIE Penafsco.
iHu'ahs, came back irotu toe senate with s,.,,.,
"e"s' ~ winch Tie House non-coucurred a,d
auhered ~ Their former vote. passing lg.. R,.I.
Gen No"tI, member lTo4b Arundel. spf,a.ra4
aud took his seat. 'ipeafeo
ne COMMITTEE Of both Houses. 10 whom ,v..
referred ihs Governors message comfnuf,,.I,,,.,
P"tos'ioh ron Tie goVeTua.t AZ Of biassaglu.ttts
respecting The lands "a ths state, reported rssol,ss
""'o" were passed IA concurrence wIIh the s.n.,
Ru. IrAsnAr, January 10.
Di"S 70 set on part Of town of LiEer,.or. ".
"Syhe, was read third time aud reconm,,tel
70 set on part a The town OF Harffnra N 80,
passed 70 be engrossed.
reunions OF Moses Springer and otbc-,cs
town OF AenRebunk-of town Of Arurdot -,,s
'eN'onsuanoe q Abishs Benson and otb-rs n--
- anu committed A also a returned tyrjsr ,f
'o o on Peil-loh q town Arundel =
- u"e1'ins me method Tor laying OFT an y
oM.Ain- provisions for tie TepaIr ana r,.-F,-.
q Highways, was reported wftb -a,-.,I...
80" were adopted "a part and the On. w. ~
0onutl'ed Tor further amendment --,e.ro,-,'.-
I .saees anu right AZ Equity of l.eaenutton r-t,
sed 70 Ne en-rossed. .i1n p~4-
:, message was sent % the Senate rsoaess;n~
.,'a' zoe papers relating to the c,,npe,..,,,, r.
l''e committee On the state Valuation 49,. NJ,
4e'l'lo"s Of Benjamin Brackett ana o.ssr.-,,f
g'opne'ofs q Duck Trap Bridse-were serer..ly
read and committed. ''e's4y
'''-~A'e q me assent Of iuhaJitsnt. cf LIS
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Shakespeare.

shakespeare was me man who Of all mod
ern, and perhaps ancient poets, h IA the Iaraest
and most comprehensive soul. All ibe ma
% ~ ud'uie were sun present 10 hIm, and
ui1" 'neih nor vigorously, but luckily
when be describes any thing. Vi u more ,bsn
see II, you feel it too Those who accuse
him TO have wanted learning. five btm the
1ou'lienud''oh ne WIS naturally
learned he needed hot the spect5 Gle of books
10 read nature he looked inwards. and fuund
her there. | cannot say lie y s,ery where
aiike; were be so, should do bun ioiurv f.
compare bim with the greatest If mankind
lie \ sometimes fat, insipid hij com,ok vii
degeuerating into cIlnches, bis serious swell.
ling into bombas. But he is always great
when some great occasion IS presented ~ INN.
~ man can say he ever had III subject for bis
wit, aud did not then raise himself as higb
above the rest OF poets
Guantum lepta soient inter vihurna rppresi
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renewed although Al present bis way Is
dark -alona alone =
such IS This glowing production OF this IA
vnrIie the muses. whose time, noiw iihsiand
ing his wonderful imagination. some perhaps
may be induced 10 think, would be more
probably employed in coming the deep and
Serious pages Of Coke and Bacon or IN aiten-
ding the lectures OF that learned jurist, proies
sor Stearls. We can only say, in bis own
words, At parting,
: F2orense : adieu and art thou gone!
Oblivion weave thy vision spell
Why she'd a tearP Farewell Farewell 2"
ANDREW sCOGGIN.
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The Shepards Cdlander Of Spenser i not
matched IN any modern language not even
by Tasso's .4minta, which Infinitely trans
cends Guarini's Pastor Frdo, a. having more
OF nature IN IT, am being almost wholly clear
from The wfetChed sEfectation OF learning.
wall say nothing OF the Piscot1ry Eclogues
because no modern Lain can I'd az criticism
1t Is no wonder that rolling dow through SO
many barbarous ages, from he prng OF Vn-
81, u bears along with It lie fifth aud ordures
OF the Cloths aud Nandais. Neither viii 1
mention monsieur tonienele, the living glory
OF The French. II IS enough Tor bn Il have
eXceiltd his master, Lucan. without attemp-
ting to compare eur miserable &c with that
Of Virgil or Theocrilus. Let ME only add
Tor bis reputation,
-" 81 Ptrgalpd deTfra
Defendi posseDt ethan hac defenl Ia fu..en,.
pu' opeuser beng master Of our northern d-
aect, and skilled in Chaucers English. has
SO exactly initiated The Doric of Theocr,lus
'nat iis ioVe : perfect image q that passion
which God Infused into both sexes. botore i
was corrupted with the knowledge Of arts
diiu 'ie ceremonies OF what We ca ! good man
ners.
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Progress Of Human Under standing.
la the beginning of summer the days are
almost al a stand, with little variation OF
length eborIness, because al hat time the
dlurnal motion of tie sun parlakes more OF a
rlghl line, than ola spiral. The same IS the
method oil nature in he frame of man. tie
seems al forty 10 be tully IN his summer troP-
&c somewhat before, anu somewhat after,
he finds in his soul but small increases Or de-
Gays. From fifty to threescore, the balance
generally holds even in our colder climates !;
Tor he loses moi much ia fancy; and judg-
ment, which Is the effect of observation, still
increases. His succeeding years afford lin
little more than The subbie OF his own har--
vest yel il bis constitution be heallhlul, his
mind may still retain decent vigour and
The gleanings of that Ephraim, ia comparison
with others, will surpass the vintage Of Abb
eZer
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Il viii be seen by our extracts from the
hepor' q The Proceedings of Congress ibat
Inc hesciuli0n ctFertd ~ Mr.. Eusiis propos-
ING ne conditional admission OF Missouri INTO
'he Union, has been rejected by East usior-
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-" Ia Senate on Thursday Jan. 18th.
the following Resolution submitted by Mr..
Trimble, and amended by Mr.. Chandler, was
agreed 10.
hesoi0ed, That the committee on roads and
canals be instructed 10 enquire into The expe-
dlency OF authorizing by law the employment;
OF TIE Typographical engineers, in surveying
under the direction Of the President Of the
United States, canals TO connect the navigable
waters between Boston harbour. IN the state
OF Mas achusetts. and Pamico Sound. in the
state OF North Carolina. in such direction
and on such plan as will best promote the in
terest. and The military and naval defenoes Of
the United States.
And military and post road from some
part Of he Penobscot river, in the state Of
Maine, TO the Schoodiac river. in said state. on
the Eastern line Of the United States.'
They were occupied during the day with
the report on the case Of Matthew LYON.
The same day, the house were engaged IN
committee on the bill to reduce the army 10
COCO meD. Numerous attempts were made
70 amend ths details but without success and
the House adj
On me iTh. me Senate were occupied the
greater part of the day. in continuing the de.
bate on the old sedition law.
Aller various preliminary motions on diff
ferent matters, not very important 10 notice.
the House on Friday, resumed The discussion
OF the bill reducing the army; bat adjourned
without making much progress.
On Saturday Jan. 2o-In The Senate Mr..
Knight from Rhode Island, made his appear.
ance, and vas qualified to take his seat in the
place q The ate Mr.. Burul The Senate then
resumed The consideration Of the resolution:
de~laung The sedition law unconstitutional
The question was then taken on the inde6nit
pos'Ponement oftbe subject. which was deci
ded by yeas and nays in the sfifmatj,,
Yeas e4-nays 9.
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On The 92d uli. The House of Representa-
iises OF lbe I. 5. passed 10 a third reading.
(yess le9, nays AID The bin for reducing cur
small army 70 COCO retaining The engineer and
ordnance corps. The new arrancemen, i 10
commence on The Isl Of Nay next, and an OF
hcers who may be discharged are 10 recen e
three months extra pay. On Tue Esd in the
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
BY THE MAILS.


(ONO HESS.
The Proceedings OF Congress on Friday are
OF considerable interest. Much disc ussion IS
likely to arise IN the Senate, on the Bill for
The relief OF theBsnk OF the UniledStates. The
amendment moved by Mr. Roberts has good
deal OF significance, and involves some mate
rial changes in the machinery of the institution.
We are sorry that there was any hesitation
about The PRONUNCIATION Of the paper under
stood TO contain statement Of frauds commit.
ted on the Bank and The name of those persons
or officers who committed them" The SUP
preston OF such document, 10 whatever
quarter, is wrong done TO The country, on
The grounds Of indemnify for The past and Sc
curly for the future. The delnquen,s should
be known that they may not be trusted here
atter-that The example of their ignominy may
prevent The repetition Of their offence by 9th
ers-that the individuals whom they have
contributed TO impoverish and The communi-
ties which they have outraged, may not be left
wholly without mends-.Not. GGz. jan. II.
The evening papers of Monday relate that
three girls and The same number Of boys.
from the Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb, were introduced into the Hall of
the House Of Representatives a: Harrisburg.
on the 18th instant, ard their attanments and
capacity for intellectual improvement exhib
TIED TO the observation OF that Assembly.
he scene Is said 10 have been of the most
touching and edif,ing nature, and strong
sensation TO have been produced in favour of
the whole class Of unfortunate beiDgs.-Ibid.