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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
TIE FLORlDA TREATY
Eriract If iettcy to tie Editor, recsived per
the EdiCdrd ID. Douglas, Grriged at New
XO1k, dqted,
tiIBRALrAR, October %

the EaWdfd II. douglas, GrTiCed at NeU
XOyk, dated.
GIBRALTAR, October %.
O. Rich Esq ~. ) Consul At Va.
iencia) brarer OF Nj. FarSyih's despatch
es relative 10 thP late ratification of the
treaty by The Spanish Cortes, arrived
here ihis morning from Madrid, and has
delivered the despai, hes on beard tie
brig PleiSdes for phiadclplila.
- Mr.. r. l4fi Madrid on The 10Th inst.
aud reports thai all was tranquil ia thai
capital, aud that the Cories we're pro.
cecding with accelerated pBergy ia The
adoption % measures calculated 10 con
sOliraie The new system, and dispel lie
Vaccinations Of party
Respecting lie Spanish Treaty, he
says, u was pttscutt d io Tie CORES by
Sour Perez D. Castro, Secretary of Stale,
VIII an elaborate report thereon, recon-.
tneudmg u TO Their immediate ConsidtTa-
fon-tha' II Was Immediately lakru up
aud discussed with Tie greatest mildness.
and net VIII no OIhtr opposition than Me
tWo Deputies from tie IsiaHi If Ca6a
All Tie grants which formed point
oi dispute before, are GUHiicd by The CIR
trs--uO condition whatever attached 10
The ratIlicdiiOu-and finally, fhe freaIy
appears 10 have bees brought before the
Spanish Government upon as ovD merits,
ua'oHufnccd bV foreign agency, and IL
sent to Gen Wives with Instructions TO
tender il 10 Tive Uuiied States. with an
earnest expression ~ The sincerity " The
Cores 10 Uie neasue ihcy had adopted.
and with hope tha5 II viii be accepted
80 ihe spirii. ani good iafh with which
1t ls o0rrd.' NoyJoh Herad
INPORT8%TTO COMMERCE..
From i've following extract it will be
seen ihais very ready way las been found
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
FROM LAGUIRA-IMpoRTANr.

ATntistice bftWeeH the Patriots and Royal TToops
NEW YORK. Jau.5.- Captain CtaycrOn, Of
The srhr. Tom, WAC Irtt JAguira Dec. 2Ist.
iniOims, thai on thu 10Th there was general
rejoicing ~ tkat place aud Caracas on &C
count OF an sImislico having bsen concluded
tor SIX months, between Generals Bolivar
aud MOTiilO...,.IwO officers from nOlivar's
army passed through Caracas and Laguira
on TOE lSih, on their way To Margaritta Island
AMI barcelona, 10 give Information OF the ar.
misuce. General Moriilo had resigned the
command Of ihc Spanish army, and was
succeeded by General La Toiras The for
meT had arrived al Porto Cayello, and was
tiiting ont the schn'r. ROtillo TO carry him
home TO Spain and great number OF Off.
Gers had proceeded 10 that place TO take
leave OF him. On the 10th Dee. a Spanish
squadrou Of frigates, 1 brig OF ~ guns, 1
krtch ct l6 guns, large Transports aud
schooner, arrived at Laguira from Cadiz with
$1,000 stand ct arms, ard cloibiRg and pro.
VISIONS fer the army. Business was entirely
'u,ptnded al Laguifa.
South Antricd - We Iva We heeu favored with
The perusal Of letter from an officer on board
OF the L. ). fti=ate Macedonian dated al Coz
quinbo the 20th OF last August. The follow
lBg ~ an eXtfdci IN Y Ere Post
The grand ChiIisn expedition against PEE
~, under San Martin, commanding the land
forces, and Cochrano, the naval force, ieit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-17
{ From The Virginia Patriot.

AT no time in the historical annals OF the
world, has been presented to the view OF
the politician or philosophers more interest
ing and mo,nentous scene than that now ex'
hiblted on the European continent.
Contemplation of the stupenjous means
about to be brought into active operation,
and speculation on the probable results, fur
nsh, at present, but imperfect data upon
which The mind Of the best informed can rest
for moment. The mist begins, however,
gradually to dissipate, furnishing at inter-
walls an imperfect glimpse Of the most pro-
minent characters Of that mighty band OF
dramatis persona, now maturing ill couclave
that lamentable scene, which there is too
much cause to believe, will in short time
burst, upon the astonshed world.
Every arrival furnishes the distressing in
telligence of gradual approximation to
state of things, in that quarter, which must
either directly or indirectly involve the des-
TIMES ofthe civilized globe. Let US for
moment trace tie present assumption Of
some, and the recent occurrences, among
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-17
SA READING ROOM >Al
E&& Nj A RGNE JOURNA !s
PORT OF ALEXaNDRLa.. february H.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. :. February Il"
ARRIVED,
Schr. Columbus. capt. Ross from Ber@s
do via Norfolk, ballist to w. FOwle, W.
Schr. Union, Covert, N. York: potatoes
butter. pork. aud beet, to I. v. Huck' a'0
John & Thomas Vowel. ara
Schr. Louisa. Younger. from SuI!hne'u'
cargo new bacon TO the master. -
Also. a Few inland vessels with WOOD anu
oysters.
SAILED,
Schr. Rising Sun, Berry, Curacao
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-17

friend in Richmond, dated
u. 5. Frigate Cons sllatien,
Rio de Janeiro, Sept. &c, 1890. )
son the Goth inst. land was deserted by
the man stationed at the masthead but il
was not until late that day that it could be
seen from deck, and even then only by those
who were accustomed to distinguish the loom
Of the land from the low clouds that skirt the
horizon. We found our reckoning to be
within eighteen miles of being correct, hav-
ing been set somewhat to the southwark by
the current, which usually sets with the
wind, along the coast.
,'By observation, we were in % 9 s. la
titude, and by chronometer in Al w. Ion
giiude Cape Fro was seen at the distance
of 10 or 90 miles-i;s appearance is SO re-
markable, and easily recognised from the
description of nav,gstors, that it is impos
sible to mistake it. 1t seemed to be high
Promontory--its summit presenting waving
line, with places somewhat conical, and
when first seen has the appearance OF two
separate islands. from hollow in the mid
die. The clouds rest on its summit. 1t ap-
pears TO be all immense naked rock, inca
pable OF atfordDg Sustenance to any living
thing-and yet | felt pleasure in contem-
plating this huge inhospitable mass, being
weary of seeing nothing Tor nearly 50 days
besides sky and waller.
Having ascertaine d where we were, the
captain gave orders to stand along the land
under easy sail. Ii was somewhat squally
during the night, as is usual in the neigh
borhood of those high lands. AT ten the
next morning we discovered the Sugar Loaf,
the entrance of this harbor al the distance OF
twenty miles. There appeared before us
an,rregularIline OF high rocky coast-and
a person not accustomed TO measure distance
with the eye would have supposed that we
were not more than few miles distant, and
that the rocks instead e mountains to be no
more than hundred feet high. The Sugar
Loaf Ia leaning cone) was like watch tow
er at The term nation OF an irregular ram
part, forming the western portal Of the en-
trance of the harbor, towards which it leans,
as if rowing on those who approach. In
mediately on the other side is the same kind
of rock. though not quite, but more broken
and irregular.
"A light breeze springingIup when we
had approached pretty near, with all sail
set, the lofty ship seemed to be drawn in BY
an influence similar 10 that with which we
inhale the morning zephyrs. We passed on
the right OF Fort Santa Cruz, BUILT upon the
shelf Of rock wit: several tier Of guns, and
understandable in its appearance. Strong
works are also erected or a steep rock just
behind it, from which it is separated by a
singular cliff crosse by draw bridge.
"On the left, under the Sugar Loaf, is a.
mother fort, but comparatively Of no impor.
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Died,

In Richmond, on Wednesday night last,
the I4th instant, about O'Clock, 9rch'ba'a
Aiagiil, Esq. Member OF the Legislature
from the County Of Frederick.-At his re-
quest, his remains will be carried home 70
Winchester, under the direction OF bis
friends, to be inferred.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-17
Charity Sermon.

GBy divine permission, charity SER
mon will be delivered. and a collection
made for the benefit of the poor IN 81;
Paul's Church Tomorrow evening Sunday
al 7 o'clock. feb II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-17
rue SUPREME COURT.
Wednesday, Fe

Wednesday,, February II.
The argument of the case of Kerr
Waits was continued by Mr.. Scott for the
appellant, and by Dir. Hardin for the res
pondeni.
Mr.. Justice Storyldelivered the opinion Of
tue court in the case of the United States VS.
wilkins. The decision settles an import
ant principle on the construction OF the act
of congress of March, 1907, providing for
the more efectua! settlement Of accounts
between the United States and public re-
esivers, &c. The court determined that
not merely legal, but equitable credit ought
to be allowed to debtors Of the U. States;
and that no claims whatever for any credits
which have been disallowsd at the treasury
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-17
THE BRIG CANTON.


The Essex Register, after stating the tact
Of the capture Of the brig Canton. as NEIL
toned in our last, she was at first employed
by Cochrane as store ship, but was to be
sen, to Valparaiso for adjudication, under
pretence of having violated the blockade Vi
the coast of Lima. The Canton was in bal
las, at the time of her capture, which was
only Is days after the proclamation OF block
ade was issued, and that event was unknown
to The officers of the Canton--The letter con-
tanning this information is dated Lima, Oct.
81, but, mentions nothing OF the capture OF
that place (the date Of which is not given 10
the Bermuda account) or Of the Operations
of Cochrane since taking possession OF fis-
co-but the capture may have taken place
subsequentyto the date of the latter. The
troops on board his 6eet are stated at 5000
men, under Gen. San Martin.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-17
Coroner, Office. IN. W Feb. 10,

An inquest was uaken this forenoon, at
IL O'Clock, in Duane-street, on the body OF
Nathaniel Davis, aged sS years, born in
Ireland, found dead in bed in dark garnet
bed room and literally devoured by YER
min. Cause of death to the jurors unknown.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-17

are prohibited from being given in evidence
at the trial, of any credit whatever arising
out Of the particular transaction for which
he was sued, or on; Of any distinct and IN
dependent transaction which would constl-
tute legal or equitable set-of, in whole or
in part, Of the debt sued for by the United
States. lio'a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-17

An attempt was made on Monday or
Tuesday night last, by some person or per.
sons. TO Sc, FIRE to house near the Navy
Yard, by depositing brand in lone OF the
cellar windows. On examination It was
found the FIRE had communicated to the
window sill, and burnt the whole length
of it !; but providentially DO other injury
was done, from the extreme dampness OF
the ceIler. We are advised to put our CT
,izens on their guard against similar at
empts, l1o'a
Norfolk, Feb. IS.
The French national ship LA TARN came
up yesterday afternoon about O'Clock and
exchanged salutes with Fort Nelson
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-17
RIO .JANEIRO-

Extract of letter from an Officer 10 bis
friend in Richmond, dated
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-03

..~,. : ne promises iar, and we presume
.... ...:;,.> as well as those OF Brandy will
,irrience great variation FROM our pre-
--,, a1;a,ion.
- Aope that when this reaches you, the
,...ia,,es now existing between our two
.,.nenls will be settled 10 the satistac-
..-;. 80. both parties, and that no impediment
.a, ;reSent American vessels coming d.
t,,., acre with their carSOe-; but II contra
r.; Cd cur expectations, ii saould not be the
Co., we advise you to direct vessels you
>. at send this way to touch at \ ice or Vii
!. trIuca, from whence their cargoes are
:, e, r.uud here in French vessels, at small
eS,,ra.e, v Inch is N great part repaid by
tie aerence OF duty on importation by the
r. "cn hag.
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RE6DING- ROOM AAf>
MARIN h JOU RN A l. A&
orr or .iLEXANDRLd, Sept. l.

s'-hr Ii a-Ann, Jordan; Thonaeton hme to
W.. Eo"le - Co.
,car Jane, capt. Church. Newport X. l.; Pota.
t.-s, ha.e, ~. rum, teas, soap, &c 10 the master
SeYtemoeT2
Schr Cent, Kallett, Boston; frt. to diff mer.
u.ig iieoe, lIatt, Madeira; wines to A. Z.
c.. eroSe q Co., john H. Laid * Co., John Z.
ell {. Co. y Josiah Thompson.
ne orig heoe lett at Madeira the schooners
T ace y Groves Glover arrived July 2rtn, )
c a.. from CHR altar, the only American vessel
/ (. Aug. IGtn, lat. 20, 81, long. 5S, 81, spoke
I T. st. Clair, Whitmore, 10 days from Boston
{, ot. CroiN. Aug. 10th, lat. 70, 81, long. 30,
:. spoke brig Betsy, Ia days from Salem Tor st.
luts. Aug. 10Th, lat. q, U4, long. 81, %,
SPOKE schr. VeStal ~ ass from ~ York for
Carracoa Aug. 10th, lat. 81, 30, long. 6s, 81,
s,oxe tne English ship Ware from the bay OF
honduras tor London. Aug 81, lat. ST., %, long.
., 2+. spoke the English brig Petty from Beer
II, for Liverpool \. 5. Aug. jVth, lat SO, To-,
i.a.. y, %, spoke sloop Slissidora 10 days from
Thomas tor n. York, with the loss OF her
r.>t
Schr Rob Rov, Capt y. Baxter, Gaudaloupe;
c.gett, wine, nloiass ~ Spanish Tallow, to VIM.
ig,le y Co.
Schr Relief, Capt. A. Baxter, Lewbeck, plast-
C." 10 the master.
rs
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Last Notice.
Coffee,
iI.O00 PMLNDS.

HAVE just received, by the brig Bene
= factor, coo lbs. of first quality Porto
4NcO CuGee h is pronounced by. good
:, Sss TO be th,., best parcel imported INTO
.s District Tor - months past, Is entlt'sd
aebPn;uTe. Persons wishing TO purchase
wa wa please to apply at my office, >Rndge-st.
ueorge Town. ROM LUIS RIGGS.
may 98
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-03

in the ships FAIR Trader,
( 1 aud Relgidera from Liverpool, gene
=. ana we'll selected assortment OF Fall
Goods, among them are
Extra superine London cloths s. cassimeres.
Sgperine aud fine Yorkshire do.
y, li,,e cloths, double mill d drabs.
Dvyunshire kerseys, 5-4 4 81 stout flushings
Plain. trill.d. figured t. cot'd bOmbazettes
Tartan Plaid,; mems, women's, misses. and
ChiIdreu'- worsteG hosiery.
Point & rose blankets, all sizes
Ignl,e and coloured HInneI's. Booking and
drapery bazes; buttons, &c. &c,
AND ON HAND,
Prints, steam loom shlrtiDg, cambria and
iscone,, mu>linS Irish linens, cords and vel
vrleepS, best Italian sewing SILK, Holts
cord sewing cotton, patent threads, shoe
yarns, &c. sc sept ) Il
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FALL Goods.
! HAVEjust receiyed gao packages fresh
l. imported
DRY GOODS.
HALL Good

! c. nrising large ard general assortment
of the most desirable articles, which will
be sold by the package or piece, Tor cash, or
on liberal credit, Tor approved paper, as
low as they can be bought in any market
in the Unried States. These goods were
, bought on the very best terms fer cash, aud
will be sold Tor small profits.
The Merchants of the District and the
adjacent country will find it to their interest
| to call and look at my supply. | pledge
myself to sell as low, by the piece, as they
Can be purchased in the Philadelphia or
Baltimore markets. have mace arrange
ments with an house in New York. 10 buy
goods for me tor cash; from whom | shall
receive fresh supplies by every packet
which will enable me to keep constantly on
hand, general assortment. Country mer.
chants are particularly invited 10 call and
examine my stock, and they will lind Ii TO
their interest to make purchases IN George
town. Among the articles jreceived are the
GLOWING, VIZ:
best extra sup. blue and black cloth
90 do cashmere
Middle anG low priced cloth
do co CaSslmeres
Best miled drab cloth
Common do
Mixed cassinRtts
Blue and grey plains
Black and cOiorei Uombazets
Fine white hannels
Coiored DO
| Best two cord yelvets
Black aud colored Canton Grape
Flag hIks
Madras do
Black Italian Grape
Book muslns
Mutt null do
Steam loom shir;ing
! and ga camOrlc
Super caiiCOeS
Plaid do
Honeycomb do
Common do
Birached Scotch shifting
Bro do DO
Scotch Osnaburgs
+. ssia shesting
Leshoru fats
KID gloves
Bsckskm DO
Dogskin do
Black senshaws
Black ssrsnetS
Black silk hdkts
Six hose
BIeached domestic sheeting
Bro do shifting
GA bro sheetlng
German linens
,t!ack florence
Fa.icy veStings
Dark do
Sjnped muslin
F'ncy Cravats
Striped ginghams
Carlisle do
Cloth shawls
Black and colored sewing ST TX
Patent thread
Linen cambrIcs
Cambria hdkts
Assorted ribbons
Plain black no
In addition shall in few days receive
per sloop Abeona. from New York
bales best English Ingram carpeting
which will be sold very low
5 y 4 tlushiDgS
3 Spolnt blankets
rose do
white Russia sheeting
ga cotton sheeliug
8 white Sbeetlng
/ case merino ShawiS
superins dimities
GEO. K. GATHER,
aug 3O-SawSw GeorgrtowR.
DRY Good Dealers Attend!
INN Monday next, Sd September, at
M. | will commence the sale oil
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Public Sale-FOr Cash.

Public Sale-FOr Cash.
S By virtue of trust Deed from
TA William How ell. to me for the bene-
Ssss fiji of Phillip Bose, | shall on the
AG27th Of September next, proceed to
sell the property scheduled in the said Deed
at the said Howeli's house, near the great
falls Of Potomac.
b. HARRISON, Trustee.
Fairfax Ch Va August 81 Is
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TOBY.

A very black. round faced, stout young mani
supposed to DE about twenty iUur years OF
age: the white OF his eyes are uncommuE'y
large, and shew in rena! kable manner
when spoken TO, he has rather Gown look,
be has been accustomed to the usual bU>l-
pess OF tain, and is toIerab!e hanC.-
This fellow as placed among others. III NY
care, tor safe keeping, 70 await the ey, 1T "f
suit now depending in the District Chan-
Gerry Court OF frederch sbuIg, between
Mr. William Stuart and Ludwei Lee, cx' CO.
tor to Thomas Lee and has now abscon'Gd
without any cause. far as is known or be-
lieved His clothes are of The usual III d,
some Virginia manufacture, and son.e i'm
ported. but not particularly recoliectrd -
On the night OF his Ascending, chrsrut
sorrel mare belonging TO the overseer WAS
was also taken off, supposed by him. a re-
ward OF Is dollars will be given Tor the, icl-
low # taken within 25 miles and brought
home and if take u up more than thirty miles
from home and brought to me. or secured III
any Jail SO that get him again, forty collars.
All persons are forbid at their PERI, hal, oor-
ing or secleting said fellow
GRIFFIN STITH,
Abbey Vile, Prince William County.
arga "a iaw4"
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&. s. |. Z. Thompson,

Brig Susan, Knight, Richmond.
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For Bermuda.

SM> The good scI,t. ONLY DAUGH.
EATER, Matlbew Dasgrt, master; 4,ur.
It;i Out 500 Ibis. anu viii IN very tew
days be ready, and can take 300 bbls. on
freight.
Also, For Freight.
sM> The schr. FIVE SISTERS, Jacob
s$xM HAYES. master, burthen about 600
Barrels, and will in few days be ready &c
load, and in preference VIII take freight &c
some northern port, o. to The Vest Indies.
Apply to
J. II. LAOD &c.
Who have for sale on board said vessels
100 tons excellent plaster.
sept u
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For Freight.

a.ss, The superior li,g ABIGAIL, J.
....a..s II. ti,co'nb, master, carries 4Cu
hhds. ] ohacco or 3ouo hr!s. ii1uI, is III
good order and will be ready to take cal-
20 on board in tew 'days.--Appiy 10
WM. FOWLk Y Co.
Hho hnre f6r sale said briggs curgo #
5000 bushels st. L bes SALT.
aug 81 &c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-03

sale ut Auctiun.
By G. Il Gather, Georgetown.
IN Monday, 81 September, a. 9o'ciock
y A. NJ. al my warehouse. Congress So
will be sold in lots tosuit purchasers. $50
packages very dcsilatl. y ir,,h imported
i}kY GOODS,
Just received per the schr Eliza, frcm ".
York, This lot OF goods is worth IN" At
tenlion o! the iChants OF the District :"d
the adjacent country. |, comprises genr'
al assur ment OF The most d. siidble g0Gd----
Among them are the following. w
8 cases best extra sup. blue d blk l!o'hs
9 DO cass'a".rs
8 bales low priced and middle cloths
3 best miIled draDs do
5 grey plains
3 blue do
3 black bombazeus
3 colored do
8 best English ingrain Competing
9 fine white flannel
10 rose blankets
10 points do
3 cases best cords
Q velvets
5 bales and 64 Aushings
3 cases black Canton grapes
z colored do
9 flag handkerchiefs
8 black Italian Grape
5 MaIras handkercbietS
Ga super book muslin
8 steam loom siirtIng
9 super 4 caI.brIC
10 bales bet bIeach,d saeeting
10 Bro sherting
5 Scotch Cznaburgs
5 Russia shrrilng
5 cases very handsome callicoe7
9 low priced 10
l !eghorn flats
| merIno shiWls
kid gloves
| black senSfaws
sarsneis - f,
silk hdkts
I silk hose
10 bales bleacheG sheeling
10 BIO shlring
l3 ga bro shretiEg
; German .ineGs
The above goois viii be sold OH i very
liberal credit.
aug 90 ITS
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Alexandria Academy.

FgNhe annual vacation in this Seminary
Z having terminated, the teachers will re-
sume their iabors in their respe ctise depart
men,s, This morning at the usual hour-A
lew more students can be received.
Suut 3 81
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Fort DnlIars Reward.

DANAWAY from Buckand, in Prince
n William, late the seat OF Mr.. John
Love, now occupied by me the Sbbscriber,)
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having complied with coni..e.a a,.ici they
lad made with the government. Alr. Fioyd
aiso spoke on tue subject. The amendment
Was agreed TO. - TO as
The committee rose and repotici the a..
mtndmenis which had ben u,sue IL the tiii---
ibeqnestion on corcutrenoe an the atrsoyii.
alton 'or completing the arsenal al Augusta
was decides BY yeas and nays yeas 81, nays
AZ 80 the amendment was cnucnrrsd in.
MIR. Buttisr OF Lon. renewed the motion
winch he had made in the Committee Tor ihr
specihc appropriation of forty Thousand dbl
lars tor the Notifications at Mobile Point, and
forty thousand dollars for the tor iicaiioa 1T
D.nphiD Island. On suggestion at Mr.. r.
John"R, MIR. II. modified hi. ma;ion NO as 10
make IL 10000 dollars for each point. The
question having been divided on The motion
oil Mr.. Smith Of Md. the question was frat
taken on the appropriation Tor Mobile Point,
aud derid.d by Yeas aud Nays, as follows -
Yeas 6S, Nays 43.
So this clause Of the anieuen:ent was agreed
TO.
The question WAS then taken on the remain.
ing clause OF MIR. Buffers mption, and deci-
ded as follows: Yeas 81, Nays IS So this
clause OF tue amendment was rejected.
The bill was then ordered TO be enytossed
and read third time.
And the House adjourned at half past six
O'Clock, after a session OF seven anu a hall
hours.