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DOMESTIC.


WILMINGToN. N. c. March 2I.-TbtI
United State brig Enierprize, Lieutenant
Laurence kearnpy commander, srJivs
off The Main Bar few days pasi.-O
Wednesday, Lieutenant James S. Col
yame up TO Ihis place, having in cusit
Michael kneeland, and Jas. Brown,
saamen OF the brig Wasp, Capt. u
Robbins OF Beaufort, n. &. own
VIM. r. B II of that place. These
in April last, The day alter the vessel
ST. Thomas, nuiinied, and after
were subdued, the vessel returned to &
port, where they have been confn
until they were iaken on board of n
EntrfprIze.-Tbe are at presen in prisoy
in this place, and will in few DAYS I'D
transported to Raleigh 10 take their trial
before the Circuit Court Of The u. States.
which will he held III May next. Alihoue II
we bavr been made acquainted with The
circumstances attending the transaction.
we lolbear until after their trial TO Law
them before the public.
[Cnpe Fear Recorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-17
INTERESTING FROM PORTUGAL
EXTRACT TO TIE EDITORS, DATED
fjsbo0 Eeb ~ 1907

L'So0R, REQ. IL, 1921.
he cortes are now Ia session. They
have before them The constitution. the
substance of which send YOU in lie
Gazette called Tile Constitutional. II is
nearly as liberal as our own iihe Ameri-
CAM They have already abolished all
The privileges OF The mobiles, and estab-
!isiied The liberty Of The press. The de-
bates on The liberty OF The press we're
very interesting. The tluaI vote was, for
civil hhfrly 6S TO 8; Tor religious libe,,y
48 10 SO The press is entirely free. The
cortes conduct their proceedings with
muoi, dignity aud unaAi'uI,y. Madeira
has declared for The revolution. aud sent
three deputies to The CORES. They have
been received with every demonstration
ofJoy. III Is With great pleasure | inform
YOU that all tne vexatious imposiiiops
and expenses have been abolished win
regard 10 The quarantine on Ameri sn
vessels II ON The UuiIed States. The Co..
vernmtbt Gazette, which seud, con-
iaIns sGme interesting debates. They
have translated here, aud are nov selling.
The constitution OF HE United States
and the Declaration Of in,ieppuderee"
PHI Er Car
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-17
FROM THE MACFnnN1An

The following extracts gwen in tie posta and
Advocate, Of letters from vfficers on boara tLe
MdcedoDian, convey tie particulars of the
gallant enierpiiz4 OF Lord CocbrIne, aad its
consequences 10 our cOHntrymeu.
IN. y. american.
From the Evening POST
On the morning Of the TIA we cent. az
usual, boat ashore 10 market, with Mr.
Marshall. midsbtpmap. Of hew York CsOn Of
Dr. Maishall, OF The Navy Yard1 cad ptrr
nen when the boats crew were ordered TO
toss ibeir oars by Mr.. NJ. being close to liz
whdri, Ihcir soldiers oU guard feed into her
Killed Mr.. NJ and four oi the men; four motC
badly wouod d. aud one only escaped IN briss
Tie news. hose VINO we're not Killed o.
wounded al first, were prited while ia III
WaieT With stonSs, by these buod iL.rSt,
villains. Ihete Is no excuse Tor tteni tbets
could be no mistake The AnitrIcaa Eag wa.
HyIng IN heT-the same brat went on sliCT.
every mOTnIDg. tie crew were selected 4.
Dcius Tie most tGustt asa ptSCeabic men %
tie ship. MI. MsTshat wa seIactca TIA
morning, as particular co.. fidencc could j.
placed ia him, though bui bOy oi peihat
eighteen. IL Is Impossible iOt me TO dcscfiD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-17

We learn from Cap, White, of the brig
Agnes, which arrived here yesie day fren,
Lisbon, that three days previous 10 his
saHiHG ifom that port, The Cnrtes had
proclaimed The Liberty Of tile Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-17

Thc EIltor of the National Gazrite has
FURNISHED ia with the br, outline # a
d. ba.e III lie French Chamber of y, on.
ties IL Is Justly remarked by thar e. n.
ileman. that this debate is sympiemaIlc of
The times. The following is an extract ::
Ar. Pnrdessus. That assembly. in
deeTeciGg 'he sovereignty Of The people,
commiifcd the Two great crimes Of the
deposition and death Of lbe Kmg. (Mur-
murs--d laugh pn HE lett
MI. Manuel. "The Speech OF the keeper
OF Tie > als sheWsy gu wbal spilit snimates
the present ministry. Tbai spIut - not,
As yon perte Give, favorable 10 the hbenJ
at every ,Dr. He slews you that he
aims al HE reverse. by telling Us What
onghi 10 be tie Dispositions Of Jury ::
dispositions manli' silly ii1siIe Ia all IDEAS
of liberty. You have lt ard The keeper
OF he Seals cpnlouDd 30, rem e,,uc aud
leg siJilVe bodies ,xaIl the ia,peIItl rue
~ ,he expense ot the Constituent Assem-.
by. -(NnrTurs or tie ughD D. MOI
imagine gentlemen, (addtc--iug The 1ni>
~ ieiIal sd } fiiai mean 10 indicate
The Constituent Ass, ulbiy. It, acts lur
nish It's justin atiCr. (Y,s, yes, from the
Iet.) PgsIeTiy has a'YaadV hken IT, dc
feUc F'dDce aud Europe have paid u
The tribute ~ admiration winch n die,
s"Jv"s Tor having ~ rihroun drspolism
aud established liberty. violent muir
nIars on lhe ris5t--plaudits on The leiI1
know Ihst i''e moment ~ come Ia az
Ia K whatever recalls i've recollection ct
tt' esiablisomont Of liberty. know that
~ ruu,i spare the memoir oi those who
ASA desDolism. Bot France-France
that |etesi- dcspOiism am desires bbeT-
~. judges, differently. In her case. as
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MOI ICE.

TIE undersigned Commiuec hereby give public
notice, that having divided The G., amman School
III this place into two departments, Scholars in the
Languages may be retired, aud pursue their studies
with The greatest advantage They have engaged,
a. the Teacher in that department, MIR NATHANleL
hELNE, whose character, talents aud requirements.
in lh,ir opinion. unite eminentiy to qpau,y him for
that station Mr. II will attend personally on the
pupiIs SIN hours IN day Board will be provided
~ respectable families. very moderate terms -
The Committee feel pledged to exert themselves
that the situation and advantages of Scholars, who
may be placed here from abroad, shall be su h.
give high satisfaction parents, and to the public
rartirusr attention will be paid TO their morals
Oliver BRowN, KoBeRrF NoYEs,
JANE HELME, THOMAS > TAYLOR,
rHoMAsR WELLS. WiLKINs UPDrKe,
ELISHA Il PnTTRR Committee.
Liic. Rest: Ju,y IL, 1921
RRowN UNI,EKsITY, July l3, 1921.
Mr NhrHANIEL lgLMR, does in my opinion,
folly support the character given him IN the above
Nu.lce Asa MESoER
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CUl!DALL 5 MILLS.
Uooi Cardinp.

Wool Carding.
r HE subscribers inform their friends
L. and the public that they have reptenished
theu C4rding Machines with new Cards OF the fin
est and most approved msnutactuIe, and that they
are now enabled 10 Gard Wool OF all grades, in tn,
best manner
They continue to Manufacture all kinds of Wool
en- Goods, as usual --.4so. th,y color and finish
Wooen Cloths OF all descriptions, and to color gar
ments. &c that have faded, or become uniashon.
,bIc -->ll branches Of the sbove business will b,
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, sno
,he least favor gratefully acknowledged
CLARKE & GRlNNELL.
, B-SANroRp ALNY Little Compton-PLLtc C
CoRey. fvcrton-M LILLIAN PEARsE, Bristol
ferry-and Joe SHraMAs, IN Newport, Will re
ceive and forward articles intended .or the Manu-
sctory Portsmouth. July iS. 1890
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DRRPARED by w. 7. CONWAY, Chemist, No II
Burnstead Place, Boston. viz.
Dr. Leiie's Botanicsi Drops
DIR Relies Asthmatic Fills
Dr Relics Aromatic Female Pills, for obstruc.
tons, sc.
DIR ReIfes Ambitious Pills, for Indigestion. Bill
iious Affections, &c.
DIR Relies Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
sche)
DIR. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
DR. Je5b's Rheumatic Liniment- Rheumatism Of
20 years standing has been cured BY this in "a
hours.
British Antiseptic Dentrilice, most excellent for
the teeth and gums.
Dumiries' DIN ment, a certain and safe cure for
the Itch, IN OHe hours application. he il so in.
seterate. CT No danger from taki,tg cold
Albion Corn riaster The reiiet is immedi. te.
and while ii dssoives and draws the corn out w
the roots, it causes not the least pain.
Csrnb:ian tooth h-ache Pills the relief is instan-
tsneous without the least injury to the teeth
DR. Hunters celebrated Ps-Dr Hunters In
jectiOn Powders, and DIR. Hunier's Cerste, for the
prevention and cure OF veneresl complaints with
perfect secresy. A treatise. explaining symptoms.
and method Of cure accompany each Packet
Pamphlets OF many exdaordIsIy cures, may be
had o. the Agents, gratis
OF None Of he aboue are genuine, rT1'ess cicred
"W L. Conway A large discount to Country
Physicians, Traders, &c. The above Medicines
may likewise be had OF
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. 10, Thames-street, Newport;
.qiso, ty
Lemuel w. Briggs bristol; Hercules Whitney,
Mason, Balch, Providence Dyer liowes. Unf-
ham; Greene. MerV- London; Hopkins, Hartford and
Druggists, Booksellers Of respec liability also
by most Post. MASTERS throughout the Union.
None are genuine unless signed by VT Conway.
July %, 1920
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rSEf ELTED |



THE LOVLko OF RUM.
I've mus'd on the mis'ries Of life,
10 I'm. from what quarter tiey come,
Whence most Of confusion an i'strite,
Alas from the lovers ol hUn
] met with far one Gistress'd,
ask'd whence he soirows could come,
She replied 1 am surely Oppressed,
Ny husbands a lover Of nUA
! found poor child in the street,
Who's hmbs by the cold we're all numb,
No stockings or shoes on his feet. :.
Lis IAILer's a loser 0! RUN.
went TO collect small debt.
The master WAS absent f. m bones
The sequ need not reiaIe,
The mar was lover of hun.
met with psuper in rags,
Who ak d tor t.ihmg s.n;
III tell you he csu,e Why he begs
ie once was lover OF Rum.
I've sceO men from he slth weath and ease,
Urtnieiy descend t0 tue tomoi
n.ed no. describe their d'sease,
Because u'ej we're lovers oi kUn.
Ask prisons sad gnliowses all,
Whence most at theh customers come;
From whence lhey have most of ,hcir calls,
TneyI - tell you from 'oyers Of hun
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IN . VIOLA ilLE AkONArlC
SNUFF, or'Read- Ache g. Catarrh.
u RECOMMENDED by'Do.t. wArknuousx.
N now eonstsnily kept 'Sr sale by
SAMUEL ", ylNSON.
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MOI ICE.

MY Accounts m must !. be, DC sSlns sSi'Iro: 9: c,-
o.ny wears past csnno, longer expect an indulgence,
which il is no, ic my power to grant III 's aoso-
.u,ey necessary and indispensable, that a., my rn'
ct,led business should be closed iorthwnh many
ccoun,s are now pu, in The hsr DIS OF ,9suee Tor
election, and al those who wish to sv''u eNP%ace
nd ,rwbc. are req ,ired 70 pay the amount OF their
'' 'P>' GEORGE wANroS.
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--~snas~-----
ne Gou9nhL, i,9I. JOufnal fehtlOlS
Mr.. Beadle who ior many ,edrs Kept a
tavern near that village, but who dleu 20
or IL years ago; and within aytaI hio
widow also dttd. Nun, thelc - moth
ing singular III thls, 5u, th>sc Is III what
follows: Since Inc uca,h ol mlne host
ess, Il bag OF nonty nds DLcn lOund d.
mOng bcI Oliecis, winch, on cXainlnatlOn,
proved TO consist .nllIcly oi SIX penn,
pieces. Il Iht amount WAS 1000 uon.Ts,
making the enormous uumOe, Oh 25.-
GO aiX-pcnCta, (our lourpencc hd'pC"ny)
which, srppusiug hor 10 nd'c idId ~ a
each day must nave Decn nearly Meny
years IN acl umulAlmb. Alvey fine saw
lng DtuA, Ihis and NC hcdruly recon-
mend tnc nstl,utiOn Oi Slnl.dr ones 10 al
the WoI,ny land idico IN the country.
" axe care OF tts pence" says the pro-
verb, &" aud The pounds Will lakc Gaze vi
themselves '-LOm. Hdv.
Old Powell, oi GluuCcs er county, N.
J IdiScd twenty ono SONS and one uduSh-
tcI IRON Inc sdlne Wlie S-vcntecD oi lhl IN
ali thdt were Old enough served IN the
Revolutionary army al The same time;
and 1T one harvest the father led tweGty
one sons into tnr lic.d, the youngest Of
whom was able 10 a. axe Il hand
UvGdbu'y He,aG.
As certain clergy man, who shall be
nancicSs, was pcriormi ( DIVINE s,rNIce
IN MS parish CnurCh, oI LsstX, where Is
n variety oi Snp"rocks, and where The
peop'e are very wei known to be tondoi
plunder; 1t 50 happened that the alarm
was given of "a Wicck 4 Wreck :"
with which the congreg .l1n were much
more m0Oea than with The PARSONS SER
mon; nc ptrceivIng II open.d The pulpit
door, walked down stars, and begged
they wouit just stay to hear five words.
The people conrr"Iing, the parson cried
ou,, "Lef us all start fav."
An lrlshman was accused of having
ShhiANN NV NNNoS , WIKI w IlS Nd'ilNd
before magistrate, he was asked why
he had married SO many, he replied, I'm
older To meet wilma good one /, possible,
and perhaps shall be Obliged to marry
1--we more before | Can get one good
wife"
a person sent his man TO LAWYER for
advice without fee, and Was sighted;
upon which his master vents gave him
his fee; ., now (,ays the lawyer un.
dcrstand you. When he came home he
chid ms man for not telling hlm his busi-
ness; Oh, sir, SAYS he, | mad not my ILL.,
sTuctlonS in my pocket.
An freshman, some years ago, attend
any the Unver,ily of. Edinburgh, waited
upon IN OF the most celebrated teachers
o the German flute, desiring To know
o. what terms he would give HIM few
lessons ,hc Rute-p!ayer iaiormrd him
that he generally charged f9uo ,guiueaS
ior the First mouth, aud one ,PniRea Tor the
second. lhen, by my soui,' replied
III cunning Hibernian, I'll come the
second month";
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SINGING BOOKS, &c.

SINGING BOOKS, &c.
ID EhD'o N,w- .ug add Selection;
IL Bridgewater Collection Shaw's
AIc"dla Sacra; blank Music Books and
Music Paper: Watts Psalms & ii, mns;
Smiths and Jones' Hymns Pawtu,ket
collection Of Conference HYMNS Meth
odist HI ymns. For sale by
JAMES HASi MOND.
Nevtort Oe'a6tr IL 1921.
Hardqvare, CRtlcry. Ship LhandIvy,U'c.
WM II. Raj HBO%E.,
OGerS .fOr safe at his Store, hcad 81
Paeket Hharj.
OUADRANTS, double and single
observation. Brass and Wood COmpasses
-py Gisssrs; Gases Of Mathematical Instruments
psralie rules. Scales and Dvlders Nsyigators and
oast Pilots; Charts patent haif.hour Glasses
Log glasses Buniing ard ships colours. qus.
writing, ietier And iog paper lnA powder cordage
o all sizes twlne house, cabin, pant ant Grub
brushes; broons CABIN nOps iog reels and chiis
deep AMI hand leads. hand pumps serving
maIlets blocks AM hanks japan lamps and teed-
ers, horn and TN lanterns knives and forks HIM
ses OF all kinds screws, brass and IRON lstcbes !
locks coffee mills jaok AID pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies aud torulentors; axes. hstchets, ha :
mers. japan and tin trumpcts chises, augurs, file
avs, harpoons and grams fish hook, sail nee dies
ana PAINS, leather, shc3thIng paper, caukng IRONS
md msiiets; marlin pixies iron shovels ships
'rcapers, gimbles, pump and cLapper nails, states
and pencils, spanish brown. red lead Tin, iron and
stone ware; patent deck. ights brass p"np boxes.
wrought and nails brads and lacks Of all sizes,
the .ue, chalk b ,mslone iampblat k, oars, hand.
spikes, Tar, Pitch, Turpentine and Rosin oakum !;
with full assortment oi every articles usually call
ed for in a Hardware and ship Chandity store
" Persons wishing quadrants and Compass >
repaired, leave them al the above store, where
they will be attended TO.
Newport, June IL.
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E2anneb and. WoOLen 1arn
III. SESSIONS

WISHES to purchase quantity of Americsr
W white and dark Flannel -.4iso q quantity O.
good white and mixed wooen YsTn.-ror which .
generous price viii be given. 0cis5sr ~.
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An lrlshman was accused of having
married five wives; when being carl,o
before a magistrate, he was asked why
nc had married SO many, he replied, "n
o'der to meet witha good one II possible
aud perhaps | shall be Obliged to marry
Evc more before Can get one sooc
wife"
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81. CROlX RUM.
20 hhds. St. CroiX Runr-For sale
bv A hUNRO.
Oc,ober %. 1927
&. NJ. lHURSTON.

{ FFERs FOR SALE, TohofeSQIe ana re'GiE
~ Fo, { Sh. or ahhroOed crtdU,
100 nhd, 90 t1'ces end 10 ob!s. best re-
milling Mola>ses;
10 boxe, and 10 bbs. Havana brown Su-
gs.-;
S do. white do;
go chests Hy,on, Young .liyson. .Hy'on-
skin, and Scnchone Ieas;
10 hhds. and 200 ob!s. best rys Gin, DIFF.
fc'ert b ends;
do w. |. Rum;
pipes C"gDac Bsnis;
20 qr. cs,k, Wine, diff ent kinds
20 kegs Fl 5, qna'ry Tobacco;
20 do. Gun-P wler
so bb,. Fiou
10 boxes Doo!ittle Soap; 10 do. sperm
Csrdies
80 quio'als Codfsh;
500 lbs Casss, Nulmcgs, Cloves, Ginger,
Pepper, Pea'lash; D.. .
Lor'iIIa d.. Msccoboy ind Scotch Snuff,
a~d PApe, Tobacco, * &c. Aug 8.
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.liC5SEY S P.1TE.NT
ECONOMICHI GhIDIRONS.

= HE subscriber has Just received few package
L OF .NuSseys Patent EccnOmical Grsdiro's, avail
liable improvement IN DonestIc Economy much is
said in their favor, and much nor, may wi,h pro
priety be said The public. are requested TO exam
inc and try thsmonce using. will convince sny rea.
sonabIe person Of their utility For sale al the
Manutactory pices by
William HRAINRONE.
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NOTICE.
MARINE lNsvRANcE OfFicE,

.trgphor. Oct9Le. % 1921.
" 'TFD. That the payment OF lns ament Notes
falling due on the LIST day OF November hext
be snd is hereby ,fu tker suspended as foiiows-he
smoum OF twenty five dollars on each shire irr Tho
term Of one ear-and the amount cf five dollars, on
each share. for the Term of three months from tht
l., day Of November and that the notes for said in
staltments be received, with tho slime or o;her ST
proved endorsers. payable at eherot .,he Banks i
thi. town u the alb We men ioHed periods
70 al rEIRt 4, Secretary.
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THlKIY DOLLANS KEW ARD

C TRAYEO or Sro,en from the inc!osure
~ of The subscribe. 10 South Klngstown,
30 he nigh, of thE lam dl,. DIX soirei
HORSE, "bou' o years cid, switch tail
both hiNd teet VINE, . star on his forehead
aud natural uoiset .--Whoever will telIrr
lid horse TO The subscriber, shall receive !:
Dollacs "ewsrd, and for the ,hiei, if secured
n suy j,ii IN this State, so that he may be
brought 10 justice shall receive IS Doila's.
JOSEPH /. SEC AR.
Oct. II, 1921
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two.sdgs&svo.d, wisA-~hieh4s sisbbsd- him
in the stomach. II Fr -
The ust, however, was happily Ill d.
ietted. Tho wounded man, proving strong
or ,hso the sggressor, succeeded in dissf ming
hSm, broke the wespon. into pieces and hsv-
ing driven his bfother.in.lsw out oi the room
ne fastened the door. The son.in.isw nhu;
saf,y concluded that the scene Of horror was
,srmiosled. His father. .in-lsw was not dead,
end he fso updo him. When he was en'
Rsged 10 rendering Tho uofoftunstc old man
his assistance, no saw the assAssip, armed
w,ib double-ba'relIed gun, re-sppes' st the
same ndow ty which be had before entered
the apartment. Ine monster discharged the
6rst Uar,el a, his tslher, who died simost IN.
standy, and the second 81 his brothef-in'iaw
who tell in consequences, but not dangerously
wounded. The assassin 0ed, bnI on the sh
oil Septc mber, the corpse was foond 10 . wood
neaf tho town OF s.. PaDtaieon, where he had
blown out his braios with The fatal double
b. e,le6 gun, by mesas OF a string, oi winch
one md was attached to the trigger, and The
oth, d wound round hi, foot
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WAsaINoyoa, Dec. 8.

WAsaINoyoS, Dec. 3.
At two o'clock this day ,nc Presdenl cans.
nited 10 both bousos' oil Coogrsss, by Mr. 5.
4. Gouvcrneur,the following
NJ +. SA q F..
Fellow cifiSeas Of the Ss~ats. and
y efHe house Of Represenfdnves.
Inc progress of oa. affsi,s since the last
session has been sucn as may justly be elsim.
cd and expeeled -nndse y gossInment detiv-
Ing ell i's powers from an eni,gh,eDsd peo-
pie, and under lave formed by their repre-
Aeo'siisss, on great consideration, tor The sois
purpose OF promoting the welfare and hsppi'
Ness OF their constkuents. In the execution
Of those laws, and Of the powees vested by
the corsututlon 10 the executive, unremitted
attention has been paid 10 great objects TO
which they cxtead. In the concorus which
ute exclusively internal, there is good cause
10 be s4tis6ed with the result. The laws
have had their due opera,ion and effect. In
those relating to foreign powers, 1 am happy
10 state, that peace and amity arc preserved
With ell, BY q strict obscrv snce OH both sides,
ofthe rights Of esch. In matters touching
our eommerci Intercourse, where q diGsc-
Snce Of opinion has existed in sny case, as to
the conditions on which Il should he placed,
zach pae,y has pusSued is own policy, with.
our giving iast cause OF offence to the other.
--inthis annusl Communication, especially
when Il Is sditessed TO Q oew Congress, the
whole scope OF our political concerns ,ns,u
:silly conse iato view; that errors, " such
Ahsve bsso committed, may be corrected tha
N6sfects, which, have become manifest, may be
famsdisd and on the oher hand, ,ha, m. IS
arss Whish were adopted 90 due d .libers,ion
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Scattering

This result having been reposted By tho
Telie $, the clerk pronounced accordingly,
tina, PHILIP p. BARBOUR one OF the Re-
presco,atives Of tho state of Virginia having
sece~ed majority OF tho whoie number OF
votes, wos duly s.ec,ed Speaker OF ,his.
ltouse.
NJ Barbour was conducted TO tho chair
acc DINGHY, by MIR. Nelson, OF Virginia, and
N,. Wnhe,d, Of Maryland, and The oath OF
office wac administered 10 him by Mr..
WUghl, Ut Maryland.
.Attes a short snd pertinent address by the
new Speaker, he proceeded To administer tho
oath TO the members present-tho usual
ruies OF the House were then adopted-A-lhe
different pfhccrs of that body we'e oppoioted
-t.nd u committee, IN conjunction win that
OF The Senate, was appoInI.5 TO wait on the
pres,, :, 10 inform him OF ,bcit organization,
aud hat they were ready TO receive any COM
munica,ion he mighI nave 10 msks--and the
House adjourned.
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d. 81. Congress.
WAstilNGION,


h.sDAY, DEC. 3.
This being The day oppoin.ed ny 1he Con
stituuon for The commencement ot inc h-si
SessIon Of the seventeenth Congress, the two
Houses asss smbled IN theIt respective Cham
Der. st The Capi.ai
SENATE.
The President pro. TEN. (Mr. GaiIlard OF
South Caroins) tooh The char at few mia.
ute, after - O'clock. A quorum being pres.
DOL, a committee was appointed 10 walt on
the President, to iniofrD HIM they we've esdy
10 receive any communication he might have
TO make. The Senate then adjourned.
Inesdiy, Dec. 4~-lhe Senate again ,net, and
adjourned, tho o,her House no, having bcen
organized.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NlosDAI, DEC ,.
A large mojotity Of the members OF tho
House was pseseni al tho usual hour OF meet
lug, on Monday. The Houses immediately
prvceaded to the cnoIco oi u Speskef, sud
sepen ballots were taken, when the House sd.
jop. ned, without effecting a choice. Tho
candidates were J. W.. Taylor, (he former
Speaksr,) e. A. Rodney and L. MLano, ot
De;A~asc, 5. Sm,,h, OF Maryland, and Il.
NGison, of Virginia. Tuesday, Doc. A--The
House was called 10 order by the Cle'k, wnen
sler five more bAll0lin8s, tho following was
abe esut:
Whole number Of votss l72
Necessary ~, cbslca "
There were ior
NJ. Barbour %
Mr.. rsyior 81
Mr.. Baldwin q"
MIR. 5. onith a
Mr.. ROdney
Scattering