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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is 10 etpe not,ce,

fais IS 10 stpe noi,ce,
THAT the subsc Iuer If Alexandra cOGn-
~. IN iae District OF COLUMBIA. has "btain-
ed from the Orphans Court OF said coun
", letters OF administration on The personal
estate OF Jeremiah Bouthe. late OF he
county aforesaid deceased. All persons
having claim against SAID decedeni, are
hereby warned to EXHIBIT the same with the
yoac ,ers thereof to the subscriber, passed
10y the Orphans Courl on or before the i4th
lay oil May next, or they may 10y Law
he excluded from all beneRl to said estate,
and those indebted thereto are required to
make immediate payment. Given under
my hand, this i4th November, 1871.
ANN BOOTHE,
Administrative of Jeremiah Boo.he, de-
ceased.
nov Is 3aw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
A MOORE. Reg. Wills.
This is In oLUe HOlsce,

ia4St0 SlOe hoaCe,
TIA T the suUscrioei OF Alexandra coun.
", ~ the District OF Columbia, has obtained
from the Olpuan's Court OF sad county, iel'
tiers OF administration on the personal estate
of George Russell late of The county atores III
deceased. Al persOas having claims against
said decedeHt, are hereby warne1 10
eYhibn tue same, with the 'oucaefs thfreof
TO the subscriber, passed by lbe orpnan's
Court, on OF before the IAN DAY OF May
mex, or they may By law be excluded from
all benefit 10 saii estate aud those Indeht.
I'd thereto, are requre'i to make Imme1la'e
payment Gwen under my band this l4th
Nov. 1871.
CHARLES M'kNiGHT.
Administrator oi treorge Russell, deeeas-
ed.
nov Is 3a"S"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Removal.

fl P. WHITNEY begs leave to aeauaul
IL. his rieLds and the public 10 general
ina. ne has removed his shop from the corner
ii Fairfax TO the corner OF PInce Il Waler
streets; where he will be happy to Supply
his customers as formerly, with any descrlp.
ion that ttey may at any time need as
low lie trusts, as any other ~ the District.
and he Likewise wishes to inform them
that he has just received full supply Of al.
most every Article for the approaching sea.
>oI, which will be found an object tor those
tina, need such goods to call and judge Tor
themselves.
\. B. Every description of ready made
clothing constantly on hand, and the loves.
prices, and any orders fulfilled with punclu
airy aud despatch
sept 3 3taw4n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Central Tavern.

49, THf. suDst riber Ia RS his friends
ETF andlhe pubic, thai he has COM
Yshs menced Brewing BEER al his es-
A&labhsh on K 81. opposite
CENTRAL RO
and that he VIII always ke p on hand. a
supply to furnish retailers and families. on
as good terms, as can be aai in The District,
10 sucL Quantities as may sui them. Grains
anu Yeast may be had as usual turing int
brewing season. He has also opened al the
some place, house of entertainment tor The
accom- nodation O, travellers, and those who
may call on MIN. He viii always nave his
bar filed with the best OF liquors, and his sta
bles with the best of ro,enter.
JOHN LAWSON.
Hnu %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Valuable PotO nac Land for
Sale.

SdkCs
II will sell at pubic sale on the premises,
Il Oh thursday tae 9th OF Dec. that valuable
estate, klosn as Stun, Neck; ,itu,ied M
Carries Co. Mi % niles below Na>h,ns
ton, containing 1900 acres. one nall tnickly
covered with timber all wood. 500 acres
extIepelS fertile, besides hr;n marsh OF one
hundred over shlcn Cattle grsze at all sea-
so,s, can he Enclosed by fence OF Goo
yards. The marsh can easily De made ut
for cultivation, there being no back or cur
rent water. There ale two tirst rate herrng
6sherles on this estate; vessels OF any burden
Law close to the shore, 1t is distant from the
occoqusn manufacturing mills only tew
miles. The crops fine, wood. SC can be go,
"a market with the greatest facility. 10 a
person DESTROYS Of engaging in he wood
business many advantages are presented
The improvements aad a small dwelling
house, we'll OF water, large new tobacco
house, granary, &c.-persons wishing Z"
view II will slways haS- an opportunity. as
ths steam boats daily oas, withis leO y Is.
H.. Speske ON the premises will shua the
land. reras, one half cash. balance ,"
GRO MASON.
&~ssss, Es.yf.< Go. ". Asv.l
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Cheap Shoes.

So ID. REED,
uAVE just received from Baltimore and
1 Boston, a fresh supply OF SHOES. con
sisting of The following kinds:-wh'ch they
offer for sale at reduced prices tor Cash
Ladies' Kid Slippers with heels
Ditto. Morocco, do.
do. do. do.
do. Kid do.
Misses and Childrens Morocco and Leah
er Shoes, Men and Boys' thick and hound-
eFFur asd wsol hats. Boys white "ss.
Bite. aug ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Pubic Sale.

DY virtue OF dseu OF trust from Inc iaie
ID kicnard c. Norton, h Y. "il be sold
al pubi,e Auction, OH the :@B day vi DEC
aeK,. al 20 O'CLOCK, A. III. nj tue house be-
longing tu sir Isaac kopblny, al the corner
of " asn,nst0n aud k,ns-streets, Inc zeal 80.
ate O, the saiu *. &. Norton, consisting OF
several contiguous
Lots in tas Stump HILL Tract,
On one vi nplcn IS a small t"u sloiy
BRICK D.cetiins House,
Milk Abuse, &C.
The whole we'll euCiuseu, and containing
about xracTes. nis land - ABOUT miles
,rutn Alexandra, On the Litde River urn
pIxs. anu commands view Ot Tie iiyer,
10 q aud adlACent country. be nouse IS
COW Ior sDali timiy. 1 he gdtien
Is early aud productive, aud eentdius soue
va;u ,Uie iruit Trees, grape vines. @C.
Ire purchase mohey 10 We paid IN three
EQUAL annual ,iista linents, with interest fiom
tns day oi sale. lBs property viii be
sue % by servant residing tnerSon. fus'
session nay be nad immediately.
ALso-at The same lime snd phase. VIII be
sOiu The .t'
Household Farniturs, DC.
any sIdebUaru, desk anu BOOK case, s1pnA
dining d card tables, z2 hands. print,n iraurd
anu glazed, I paintings IN OH, REPRESENTING
tue death OF LuCreiia, sRd the conspiracy %
Cstaiiae, copied irom SdtUator fOsd, anu
oil paint,ng i By 5 trel, reprsseniin ing sieeP
ing isnste, = feather beds and bedsteads, Z
BAR mattresses, aud vi moss, pair grass
caujie shades, pair oi cut glass decantefs,
wine snd lemonade glasses, l par silver
mounted mahogany knife cases, KNIVES,
FORKS aud spooRs, | small ten plate Stove,
| crdguon UNIFORM and sword, par pOcke
pisiols and dirk, 1 case mathematical instiu-
meni., par IL inch globes, ! par mmia
lure do. / microscopes, ] .py glass, kaieido-
scope, % superb ceiouisd prints, with
box anu perspective glass Tor viewing them,
back CANNON table, chess men, Chinese
puzzle, guId watch win goiI chain, zeal
and Key, ! tortoise sneii watch. pocket
THERMOMETER, 4 yards broad ciIlb, yards
sivcklnett, SD yards homespun aaanel, J
cart dnd gears, gig anu harness, Fc. &c.
%C.
On all sales of personsl property above
twenty dollars, credit oil sixty days VIII
10 gwen upon approved secnTily. On sales
OF twenty dollars and unler, the Cash must
be paid,
Ii the terms of.aie in regard TO either the
rea OF Personal property shall not be colnpii.
ed win 10y the purchaser Ia TIRES days alter
the sale, the property will be resold al the
risk OF the purchaser alter three days public
uolics by advertisement.
T.. }. Lee. Jr. T,,,,e..
WV. u. CHANCH,
MOVES iawts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24

thirty E0!'"Es he"aFH.
DAN away from the subscriber living in
II Prince William county Va. DAVY. a
yellow negro man. about SOyear. old, ieet
or near it high; he has down look when
spoken TO; a scar between his thumb 'nd.fIre
finger, on thr right sand. H. IS straight and
well made; his eyes tuli and black HE had
on when he aent awayd blue m'Ied 7ound
jacket, dark yarn panialoo's & a cotton shirt
Dsvy has been raised in he house as rouse
servant, aud can be very excellent servant
when he pleases. taken ~ the state, vii!
give 90 dollars. or 81 If taken ou OF The state
u secured Jail.
K. FOOTE.
Oct22 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
To Rent.
Pubic Sale.

IN pursuance of Deed OF trust from Da-
Il wi Rpss, aud Mary MS wife, aud Joha-
tb,n RU,s, TO the subscriber, tn secure the
pawn. n, of certain SUNS ct money due 10
High SnI o. the tcting Executor %: Joseph
Dean, ne vii prpcee 10 ell IN the prem',es
on rIe.iay the fifteenth day u January
pext, tract ut Ian CONTAINING 66 ,cre,,
more Or ,ess, situa,-d M Prince Wilha n
C1rnty, State OF T,rginI', being part OF
tract called 3u.kini, on which Is erected a
6r,t rate dercaAnt dIlI, xn1wn ny the name
OF 3Icklant mi. Also. III. tract nj land
sinnlng the house an1 lot 10 the village OF
BIcx!an1, corner ot 1--we anl iIli-sirrets
which property is more fully described IN
the zee sforesaii, now M record IN Prince
Villa County, LIB No. 7, FoiiS EOS.
Sale to commence al i2 o'clock.
By order OF the Executor,
W. HERBERT, Trustee.
nov. IS DIT,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Orphans Court,
Alexandria County, I

.flerdairia County,
Nov. Term, 1921.
ORDERED. that the administrator OF
George russell, dec-as d. do give The usual
notice to debtors and cred,ors; lhree times
week, two weeks liz the Alexandria ne" spa
pers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Orphans Court,
1ierandria County, ]

.dierandria County,
Nou. Term, 1871
ORDERED, that the administrator OF Jere-
m,an ouol5e, deceased, DO give the usual no
ice to debo.s aud creditors, three times
week tour weeks ia lhe Alexandra news.
papers.
A copy teste,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Latin, Greek 81 French

LANGUAGES.
MYTHOLOGY, HIS7CRY,
Modern aud ancient GEOGRAPHY,
EkGLIsH GRAMMAR.
Greek AMI Latin lCMfCSi1 ION,
French DO. IN prose ami etre,
RHETORIC, N all lis various IrsDcfes )
flirting and A ritInetic.
Any ccnmunitsnD directed 70 tie SUBJ
scriLtr, Middeburg, viii b. strictly attend.
ed In. J. b. 9kA(Y.
Loudoun county, Oct. 80. II
n. B. Mr.. Tracy would have no objee-
tion to reside with one or more respec tsble
families in capacity Of Tutor.
nov s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
A copy teste,
a. MOORE, Reg. Wills.

papers.
A copy teste,
a. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This IS to ysOe notice,
THAT the suUsCrIUeIs ri AZ Handria coun'
ty 10 the District OF Columbia, have obtain.
ed let ers teslameuiary Oh the personal estate
OF Jusepb Muourn, late oi the Co. aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims aga nst
said deceient, are hereby Warned 10 ex-
bibi, tue SAME VITA the VOUCHERS thereof 10
tue subscribers. passed 10y Tue Orphans
Court, Oh or b. ore The l4th day Oi May
next. or lney may - iaw be excluded iron
ala benefit 10 sdIl estate, anu thUee indebted
thereto, are required 10 make lDmruIaie
pay,uent Given under my hand lhis i4tb
Nov. 1871.
ELIAS HARRISON,
RICH ND \ III lCH,
Executors OF Joseph Miburn, ae ceased.
nov /, 3Aw2W
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
HOUSES, Ll.y'D', sc:
- RENT,

AHDJSE At he corner ri VOL
EFpA md Wafer ,ts.--possession can be
.ld Immediately,
&IN S. BARTLE.
Tlo,. persons VINO have any OF my car
veuter's tools, are sc ,uested To return them !;
ALSO, tue persuB 1lo mas ny unorei'd' WIN
nv "a ne bran led nn the handle, Is request
ed ~ return 1t. nov o. -.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
For Sale.

- Twill sell my HOUSE on King
HfH street, al very reduced price. IT IS
ME- adapte fora store and large family,
EAlcpnbming elegance & convenience;
and situated in most healthy aad desirable
neiyhhorhopi Il is worthy the attent,on OF
aay perron dssirous OF a permanent resi-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Also. To Rent,

A small house on the west end OF
AA Duke.street; calculated for dwell
5sss ling and shop. o,o,r
oct IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
A Teacher.

"A CaCnCF.
THE Subscriber, a graduate Of Trinity
j College, Dublin, wishes 10 take charge
Of an Academical Institution, against the tn
suing year, his system OF Edueslon Is .nt'rs.
" novel, AMI calculated TO render, the SUI
dies OF the senior and minor classes both -.
miliar and expeditions. complying the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
Urphan's / curt.

County Of .itsrundria,
yNOp. Term. 1874
ORDERED, that the executors vi Joseph
M,lburn, deceased, do give the usual mo-
tice TO debtors and tred,tOrs, three times 4
week, two weeks ID the Alexandra news.
papers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
.NEW-IUhA
DYING DISBURSEMENT

II HE citizens of Alexandria. George.CWn
Il and Washington, art respectfully N.
formed that The undersigned havr LetG op.
pointed Agents tor the eiesanl, eAten.H
useIu establishment, al Newly Oh, AuVna
&C the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-24
thirty Dollars Reward.

oct 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
Postscript.
WAsHINGToN, Feb.
THE MISSOURI SUBJECT.

THE MISSOURI SUBJECT.
Al one moment last evening we entertain.
ed the soul-inspiring hope, that we should
have had il in orr power this morning to
congratulate our readers on the prospect Of
settlement of this "distracting question.
That hope " as defeated in the moment cl
anticipated enjoyment; and its fate is YET
deferred. For On accoun! Of the proceed
ings in the house of representatives,, we must
refer the reader TO the congressional head.
The union is indebted 10 the good heart OF
Mr.. Livermore, for the opportunity OF ano-
ther trial 10 adjust question which per-
plexes the councils OF The nation, and de-
feats, during its existence, every thing like
useful legislation.
The National Gazette, several days ago,
announced, with something like satisac-
ton, that bitter and uncompromsing sPI.
rit prevailed in the house of representatives
on this subject, and rather expressed hope
that the opponents at least Of the admission
OF Missouri would not give way! This sen
tlment has been gratihed 10 a greater eI'
tent than we had expected. But It will be
seen by the state ofthe vote, when publish
ed, that the adoption of The repor, ot the
last committee OF the house of representa-
trves has been frustrated by the votes Of
few soulherrsgentIemen who considered hsI
report as sacrificing too much on The part o.
Missouri, though it was the most favorable
terms which, after every exeriion, corIt be
oblaihe for her.
II 10 yet extremely doubtful how lhisAue''
tion is 10 be decided. The people Go moi
realize, we believe. tbe excitement which
exists in congress on this suhject. We With
they may not hereafter realize it too power,
fully. II is bu! bare justice to say, that u
the question he settled at the present se''
sion at all. the nation will be indebted 10
Mr.. Clay, who has devoted himself to I;
with a zeal which does equal honor TO ms
heart and head, as though he desired to earn
for himself, in The last days of bis service
in congress the laurel peacefully won, which
never iades.-Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
y7oN THE NATIONAL ISTELLlGENcER.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
IN THE sESAT


Saturday, F'e rnary 10.
Besides other business ct lesser I'M
partaorr. the discussion OF the great
hill for the relief of the purchasers OF
the Public Lands MIS- brought 70
close he bill bcing ordered to he en-
CROSSED gor a third reading, by the fol
loving waite:
YEAS-M"ssrs. Barbour, Dicker-
snn. Eaton. Edwards, Elliot, Gaiilard,
Holmes of Maine. Holmes of Miss.
Hurscy, Hunter. Johnson of Ky. John
sun If Lou. King of alab. King of n.
Y. Knight. Lanman, Lloyd, Mills,
Sinrril. Nnble, Ois. Parrot, Plea
SAINTS. Rugglps, Sanford. Smith. Stokes,
Talbot. Taylor, Thomas. iichrnor.
Trimblc, Van Dyke. Walker of Gee.
Williams, OF Miss. Williams OF Tenn.
SO.
NAYS-Nlessrs. Chandler, Dana,
Lowrir, Macon. Rnberts.-5.
An account If the other business OF
to-day shall be given in our next.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14

Reid, Ehea, Rich. Ric!.mrnG. PcL,.
son. Rogrrs. Rnss. Russ. Shaw. SIN
kins. Sloan. Smith Of \. J. Saal "t
Md. Smii!, Of y. &. Southland. Steven,
Stprrs, Swca:ingen, TAR, 'loml;rsn,
Trimblc. Tucker OF Nir. Tucker orS
{. Tyler, Udrce, L rham. Van p,, %
! selaer. W"Itrr. "a''arc. Wa,E,E
| Wcndovcr, Williams of Va. WIFE,
of n. G. Wood.-I3:.
NAYS -Mcssr.. Allen If Va,
RuT,n, Cra"s, Edwards If Ne H.,
! FO!gcr, Foot, i.'vermui~, Monteomor
Nelson of Va. Richards, Strong IJ"
| -i2.
S" this clause was agreed ia.
Mr.. Maclsy moved t" amend The 3.
naming clause of the '">nIutior, !,
preceding 1t witt, these words-"r,
| il approves IF the course ha,cf.J,,.
pursued by the President Of H.;
with regard to said Provinces"
This motion was ncga!iycd, Wi,Lon,
debate.
The question was then taken On =.
greeting TO the second or rrmai,;D.
Clause, of the resolution, and ter;d,J
as follows:
IEAS-MessrS. Abbot. Allen Of Y
Y. Allen of Tenn. Anderson. Aryhe =,
Of Va. Baker, Ball, Bateman, Bayl
Beecher. Backledge, Boden, Hroun
Brush, Bryan. ButIer Of N. Il. Batter
of Louisiana, Campbell, Cannon, CASE
Clark, Clay. Cooke, CuIhreth, Co|
pepper, Cuthbert, Darlington. David.
son, Dewitt, Earl, Fisher, floyd, Ford,
Gross OF n. Y. Gross of Penn. Hs,k.
ley, Hall Of \. Y. Hendricks, iie.rck.
iiibshman, Hooks, Hostcticr, Johnson,
Jones of Tenn. Kinsey, kinsley. Lin.
coin, McCreary, Mclean, Ken. Nal.
larry, Marchaud, Mech. Mercer, Nj.
calf Mcneil, Il. Moore, $. Moore. I'll
l.. Moore. Murray, Neale, Parkekrd
Mass. Patterson, PhiIson. Pitcher,
Richmond, Rogers, Ross. Shaw, Sloan,
Southard, Stevens, Storrs, Swearin
gen, larr, Tracy. I'rimbie. Tucker Od
Va. Fucker of S. G. Tyler, Udrce. Up
ham, Van Rensselaer,, Walker, Wal.
lace, Warfeld. Williams of Va. vii.
iiams Of N. C.-s7.
NAYS-Adams, Allen Of Mass. Ar,
cher of Md. Baldwin. Barbour, Bro
ward, Buffum, Burton, Clagett, Cobb,
Cook, Crafts, Cushman, Dane, DenniI
son, Dickinson. Eddy, Edwards Conn,
Edwards, Penn. Edwards, n. G. EusI
it's. Fay, Folger, Foot, Forrest. Fuller,
Gorham, Gray, Guyon, Hall Of n. C
Hardin, uemphiIl, Hill. Hobart. Jone,
Va, Kendall, Kent, Lathrnp, Liver
more. Maclay. Mccoy, Meiss, Mont
gumery, Morton, Nelson, Mass. Mel
son, Va. Newton, Plumer, Rank;H
Reid, Rhea, Rich, Richards, Robert
son, Russ, Sergeant, Silsbee, Simkins
Smith, n. j. Smith. Md. Smith, N. G
Street. Strong, VT. Strung, NY. Tom
linson. endO,er, " Ood--68.
So the clause was agreed TO.
The question Was then taken Oh o.
grccinS to the proposition, as Whole
u,d carried in the affirmative and
A committee Of two members, was
ordered to be appointed TO lay the same
before the President.
And then the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1881.

Arrived, yesterday morning, steamboat
!. Potomac, captain Middleton. 2s hours from
Norfolk. 40 passengrrs-among which were
N. De .heuviIie, minister from France, bis
.,dy and suite The boat passed on to
Washington tor the purpose of landing the
munster at that Place.
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Mr.. Walker expressed his sentiments de-
cidedly in favor of the resolution.
| Mr.. Clagett stated the reasons why, though
approving OF the sentiments in the resoiu-
ton. he could not vote for it,,
Mr.. Cobb assigned the considerations
which induced him 10 doubt the propriety of
passing this resolution, though entertaining
feeling of deep sympathy with the Sou
thern provinces.
Mr.. Baldwin opposed the resolution, not
! hom any hostility TO its ayowed object, but
because it proposed TO refer to the President
an act which, in his opinion, il was not tor
him, but for tie three branches Of the gov
eminent collectively, TO perform. IT any
! thing was done on this subjec he wished
it TO be done by all the branches Of the
government.
Mr.. Maclay opposed the resolution, al
! though, were he to suffer his feelings to 60
rern him, he should be 10 favor OF il.
MIR. Stevens defended the constitutional
right of this house TO express its opinion on
any topic of public interest.
Mr.. Brown delivered his sentiments in ia
yor of the resolution, which he believed 10
/ he decidedly those Of the People OF Ken
lucky. &c.
Mr.. Smith, of Nd. stated several objec-
lions to the resolution. among which were
the following that 1t attributed TO the Pres
ident power that of recogniion) loo i'm
portant to be exerc sed by any fauthorty
less than the three branches Of the govern
ment that il proposed TO make this house
/ wiser of the President, thus taking from him
: a part at least Of his constitutions response
( bility that it would afford bad precedent,
which, in future times may be u ed, through
the influence of the president in this house :;
that it proposes that this house should
compromit its successors IN office; which
it could not do, and which it was therefore
improper TO attempt, &c.
Mr.. Cook opposed this resolution, tho he
had vos,erd,v vo,od - f,.orof NJ C,,r,,
o.;,; :,
~. r''r" a" UP
'a,' w" '''e' ie'us'''s "' eili''e"' ao,.
M ''a5 men oe''Vereo speech Oh na''
houf IehSln I'D support OF MS mo'loh.
Mr.. Smith OF MD. then rose, and
took wider view Of the question than
he had done before. going into the &C.
neral argument whlch recommends
great caution IN Tie Recognition oil the
independence OF country embrclied IN
2Nll war.
Mr. hinSfy' made a glowing appea,
% '''e feelings o. the House ~ FAVOR OIL
!'"P''y, ano 10 us sympathy Tor those
c'nto"oInS 'or II.
"'' '&"h, "r'''ert" HIS onlc''
;""' 20 Tue rrSo'"''"h' though "'''eN'
"S. MT !" Tue Hn'S''"' were '"Nt',
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