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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-16

writs and Anal process IN the Circn;.
Courts Of the y Statss in the STATE "a
Tennessee; and the resolution dlrectinr
monuments to be placed over the res
mains Of certain. deceased Senator.
were sevsrally read 4 third time. na.s
sed, and the former sent to the House oe
Representatives for concurrence.
The bill granting to the city Of New
Orleans q certain piece of ground thsre
in, passed through Committee of thu
whole, and was ordered to be- engro,se;
fora third reading by yeas and nays.
32to5.
3 Mr.. Macon submitted the follovipr
resolution;
ResoIpe9, That the COMMITTEES an
Military Affairs be instructed to inquire
into the expediency Of altering the Sd,
article Of the general regulations of ths
army, on the subject Of breyet rank. 80
as to make it conform to the 6lst ss..
ton Of the articles Of war.
The Senate then resumed the consid.
Grafton of the bill to amend the char.
ter of the Bank of the United States
the amendment offered yesterday. By
Mr.. Eaton, being still pending.
After ashort debate, in which the a.
mendment was suppoted by the mover.
and was opposed by Messrs. Mills and
Holmes of Me. the amendment was No.
gatiyed
Mr.. Williams, Of Tennessee, offered
an amendment to The first section, 90.
ing to require of the Bank to make all
its notes of and under 10 dollars payable
at the principal bank or any Of the
bra .,ches.
The proposition was supported by the
mover and by Mr. Talbot, and was op.
posed by Messrs OTIS and King Of N. Y.
After an Intellectual attempt BY MIR. Van
Dyke to limit the operation Of the a.
mendment to five dollar bills.
The question wastaken on the amend.
mont, and it was agreed TO by the fol-
lowing vote: Yeas 20. Nays l9.
Mr Holmes of Maine. then moved m
amendment, req hiring the bank, within
six months, to accept all or relinquish
the provisions of the first section.
Considerable debate snsusd on the e1.
pediency Of allowing this option to the
bank; but, before the question was ta-
ken
The Senate (about = o'clock ADJOURN
ed.
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IN COUNCIL,
March 18th, 1922


The Committee appointed to call on the
Mayor for information relative TO fees re.
ceived by the Police constables, made a
report, which was read.
A petition was received from N. 5.
Wise, on the subject of West street. which
was referred to committee appointed to
inspect the several wards of the town.
The committee to whom the salary bill
was re committed, reported the same
with amendments, which was read first
and second time, and upon motion, the 9Th
rule W as suspended, and the bill was then
read third time and passed.
The Council elected by ballot, the fol-
lowing officers, to serve Cor the ensuing
year, viz:
James Carson, Superintendent OF Pc
lice.
VIM. Davis, Superintendent Of Watch.
Peter Rhodes, Keeper OF the Powder
House.
Samuel Wheeler, Clerk of the Market.
William Washington, Physician to the
Poor House.
Davis Bowie, Hezekiah j. Reeves, Po-
lice Cons'aSles.
James Thomas, Keeper of the Poor
House.
Robert I, Taylor, Counsel for the Cor.
pora'ioa.
Samuel Snowden, Reunsavell and Pitt
man, Printers for the Corporation.
William Ramsay. jr. John Grid, asses,
SoTs
On ballottIng for Watchmen for the pre-
sent year, the following person were cho'
sen, viz: James Avery, George Davis, Jas.
Phillips, John Chauncey, Henry Tatsa-
paugh. Gerard Arnold, Benjamin Jeffer-
son, John NJ. Clarke.
Ordered, That Messrs. Vowel, Doug
las, Mcclure and Johnston, in conjunction
with the superintendent ofipolice, be
committee for renting the Fish Wharf, tor
the present season, and that they adver'
tse the time in the newspapers.
Ordered, That the sum OF fifty dollars
be allowed to the keeper ofthe town clock
for the ensuing year.
On balonng for Keeper OF the town
clock, Benjamin Barton was reelected.
On bailolng Tor cordeI Of wood, Da
yid Black was reelected.
On balloting for an Inspector OF fish,
Anthony Rhodes was reelected
On balIuting for neasurers of lumber,
Loudoun Campbell and William Campbell
vas re elected.
James McClish was reelected guager
of casks and Inspector OF whiskey, &c.
Extract from the Mnules-Test.
l. P. THOMPSON, c. C..
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The public Printers. each seventy FIVE

The public Printers. each seventy FIVE
dollars.
The Counsel for the Common Council,
one hundred dollars.
Which said sums of money shall be paid
quarter yearly out of an, monies in the
,reasurers hands for ge tral purposes.
Sec. 8. find BE q, further enacted. That
this act shall be in force from and after
the passing thereof.
Passed in Council, this 18th day of
March. eighteen hundred and twenty TIVE,
J. SWIFT. President
of the Common Council.
Approved, March 10, 1922.
CHR. NEALE, Mayor.
Test. I.P. TIL AlPSON, c. C.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

- .
Mr.. Williams, ofN. C. from the con-
mittee of claims, reported unfavoraby
upon the petition of Andrew BartIe,
which on motion of MIR. W.. was order
ed to lie on the table.
Mr. Sergeant. from the COMMITTEES on
the Judiciary, reported bill to author
ize the Secretary of State to issue let.
tiers patent to Frederick S. Wsrburg;
which was twice read and committed.
Dir Sergeant, from the same commit
tee, made report upon resolution re.
ferrsd to said committee. relative TO tho
naturalization of aliens without eompli.
ance with existing forms, which, on moe
ton of MIR Tucker, Of 5. G. was com.
United to a committee ofthe whole house
on the ate ofthe Union,
Mr.. Gilmer laid on the table the fox
lowing resolution:
Rssolved, That the Secretary of State
be instructed to report to the House Of
Representative what evidence Of claims
recorded in the office of the Department
Of State, in pursuance of the act Of Con.
gress passed SIS March, 1914, provl
ding for tho indemnifcation Of CERTAIN
claimants of public lands in the Mls'ls
sippi Territory, remain in that office a.
ter having been rejectee by the Commits
sioners appointed under thst act; whs'
Their the Secretary Of State has reiu'
sed to deliver up such evidence sfelalms
to the claimants, together with the rss'
sons Of such refusal, specifying the
names of such claimants as haveapplled
to Withdraw their evidence of claims
Mr.. Edwards, of N c. moved for the
consideration of the JOINT rssOlutl9'
from the Senate. now lying on the table,
for fixing time for the adjournmsn'0,
Congress, which motion was negatives
the House refusing to consider IL
RULES OF THE HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Nelson. of Va. the
House went into consideration OF the ~
port of the Select Committee aPpoln'ep,
to revise and alter the standing rules
the House.
The first alteration proposed in there
port, was of the 10th rule, so as to su.'
stitute Maine for New Hompshir', 10
the order of calling petitions. H.
The alteration was supported oym"
Nelson, of Va. mfr Hill, and Mr. snHn'
of Md. and opposed by Messrs MeV0.
Tucker, of Va. Woodcock, and MalaIy,
when the question was taken ano ""
alteration adopted. -
Another alteration was proposed !"
the 9th rule in relation to the presepr.
ton Of petitions. forbidding the same, ~
ter so days from the commemorate. "
the session, except on the first DAY ~"
meeting of the house in each week
Mr.. Campbell. of Ohio, moved 20.
rase the word thirty" and in lieu ths''
of to insert the word fifty"
Messrs. Rhea and Williams. OF NOT"
Carolina, were disposed to on-con.dd ~,
altogether with the proposed amen IN.
ment. They considered it as az :"
proper cur.ailment Of the right OF y. =,
tion,ng. After some further rems'
by Mes,rs Nelson of Virginia, neIe !.
and Fuller. the question was takspo1 "a
Mr.. Campbell's motion and lo'l ,nsu.
the question Of adoptingthe amsnop
as.reportea, it was decided aA
lively.
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Caution.

Y Nhe public are cautioned against taking
Z an order drawn by Alexander Veitch
on Mathew D. Reardon, in my favor, and
accepted by said Resrdon & by him rams
ferred to Schol6eld 4 Waters; and since,
owing to then not being able to obtain
payment, returned to the subscriber, and
bv him returned to the drawer. The
drawer says he knows nothing about it
J. w. BEEDLE,
norrh Id 81
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ca UTTON,

A Ii persons whatever are hereby eau
~ toned against cutting, or in any
manner destroying the timber or other
property belonging to the lands OF Joshua
Doing adjoining the property OF Robert
Patton. Jun. IN the county OF Fairtax,
Virginia
sYAny person giving information
Of any trespass on the property, shall
be reasonably rewarded.
JAMES GAIT, Agent for
march Is ] DOING. 81
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Vas agton, March IS.

Was ngton, March -.
It is stated, in letter from London, da-
ted on the 9Th of January last, that 1--WE
have experienced the strangest Winter
thus far in the memory Of the Oldest per-
son among us-we have not yet had any
Snow about the Metropolis, and Fros!s
have been as rare-indeed the flowers Of
Summer are now blooming in our gardens;
though the excessive falls OF rain have
quite deluged the country, and much ap-
prehensions are entertained for the safety
otjour Grain-it has however ,itbiD. these
few days assumed more favorable APP
pearance-the weather being dry and sea-
sonable. The distresses of the Farmer
need no aggravation, as they are at pre-
sent unable to pay their Rents, though at
a reduction OF twenty per cent. 1t is sup
posed our legislature will take into their
serious consideration the burdens they la
bour under, at the approaching Parliament
which opens on the fifth of February"
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march Ia
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Burr Milestone Manufacto-
nv. Alexandria.

YyShe subscriber wishes 10 inform his Gus
\ toners, and the public in general, that
he keeps his shop on Peyton ST. between
the upper end of King ST. and the stone
bridge: where he has on hand an elegant
assortment OF the very eat quality OF
French burr blocks, and Rurrs ready made
first quality warranted equal if not supe-
rior to any made in this country.
Credit will be given to men Ofpuactual-
ity. ROBERT GLENN:
march IA If
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Notice.

geHHE committee appointed by the Com
4 mon Council, to rent the
Fish Wharf q Warehouses,
Will attend for that purpose, on Thurs
day, the 9lst inst, at II o'clock, A. M.
march 10 st
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

We suppose Bashel OF P!si.ler Tor zach ocg.
of wheat, say SCOTLAND ION to make %
Bushels, IL gives 2,OOc Tons annually; ON
which we may estimate saving of 5 Dollat,
per Too, or 10000 Dollars; if we suppose :
to 5000 Families in the 9 S, c,ions of cousIrv
before mentioned, and each Family TO con.
sumo Bushels OF salt, annually say 10000
bushels, ct difference of 90 cents per Bush.
e! saviug, would be say Q, Ue0 Dollars: and
we may, think, value Fish, Groceries. Div
Goods, and ali other articles, at 3.ooo =
least.---i now come to mention what 4 Con,
ceive to be most particularly interesting ia
the citizens OF Winchester, 1 mean Fuel.
think II will be granted that this is becomIr,
i matter oil serious ccnside ration; and that
without permanent supply of Coal, thu,
Town must already have arrived at nearly ?
maximum Of population; whereas by .un.
Ply OF that article only, at moders;e price
1t would Increase, in no very long tim. IN =
number l will not attempt to define
have understood that II Bushels Of Coal .,n
considered Judy equal To Cord of Wood.
surprising Winchester and tie I'd Ioinln. vii
lagos to contain Geo Families, and each Fa.
iniiy TO Consume, on an average. lweotv
lords OF weed per year, at ) l.2 Dollars mr.,
Cord, Is 1900. Coal from CumberJand
by the Potomac Canal and Opeauon. cnnIa
be delivered at Sewers OF Carriers nj IS
cents per 3ushe!; allowing each Family 3oo
Bushels, annually. equal TO IS Cords Of wooS
would be saving Of Is, 900 Dollars, anrually
IN the article of Fuel We may, f! think. e,,
innate for Block smiths, the Town of Smi,b.
held and some Others, Farmers or u1I,a,e
Famihes who would use Coal in preferences
to wood, at loco more Let il be observed
1 have considered The labor Of cuttipg the
wood after delivery, equal o The having os
the coal from the Opequon. From what has
been observed II would appear that the an.
nual saving in the carriage of produce Il
market, would be
Wv Wv riooI $67 500
''"o' a 'iI'eS' say 5000
On return Loads
10000
81 1000
CuH. 10000
my "ooas' sc. 5000
Total annual saving SIrq 60,
These calculations are made oRly for tho
present situation and population of the cour.
Fy-In future numheF will epdeayor In
take prospective view, and also of some ne
the conveniences anu advantages not vet {.
numerateh. EIIi In
Strasbursh, Feb. 6, 1929.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

sriotism, they viii Ches.Euly pot los al
Their energies. both mental aud physical, to
defend this land OF freemen, from the at
tempts OF foreign m alice and ambition. or the
sinister effects of intestine commotioH: and
VIII freely submit to the mos; rigid de mands
or military authority, and acquire military
knowledge with zeal and readiness propor.
toned to the importance of The crisis thut
calls Tor their patriotic exertiops They
will do so, pecause they will De- conscious
that the preservation of those vlrtuous urin-
cIples OF action which aIe ever sacreG TO free.
dom, and which give pleasing attI action TO
the enloyments OF peace must depend upon
the energy of their conduct Sir, other in
conveniences, mey add, evils, are the me
vltable consequences Of such freuuen, and
promiscuous as,emb'ages of the people at
militia muS'ers; they are too apt TO be dist.
cured nv the rio, aud reveIry of diss:oation,
inIrnical as well TO good MOI ais, as to the
peace oil society; and TO begrt fondness for
idle qualifications; and to occasion a los, of
time which might be more Usefuilv employed
As 1t Is, mao is of entine, obliged to neg.
lect bu'iDess that Is profitable 20 his family.
to attend what, to him, is worse than unpro.
htsble, Petty mtttiG aauSteT, OF pay an un.
reasonable fine Tor not doing SO, The needy
iao0rer, who earns a scaOty subsistence by
the sweat of his brow, is compelled to cav
from one to three dollars, for everv time he
fails to attend a similar farce at d;.tsrce
frequently Of ten "a fifteen MIL. n which ba
must truClce on foot. to nerrorn n ,s,ccl of
antic and useless evolu,ions. nv M mean.
wish to decry the uropri.tv of er5parnr;a,-
to cultivate, in time of peace know,edcs
of the principles of war. lint I bnmbrv c,9.
ce,ve that greater advantages will 30 answer.
ed, and the eyiis above describe be avoiI.
ed, by training the Ulcers of the different,
Regiments and B.igad.s of militia n, .ta,sd
times, and according TO the sIric, rnlss of mi.
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FOR REIGN.
From the ". J. Conmerc,ai .fdU. ret.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Bv tn" arrival Of the rast sailing ship Ro.-
bert tnlton, Hoidridee, the Editors of the
tnnmrrciai Advertiser, have received On.
don papers and i,loyd's Lists Of the 18th NJ
January, three days later than were brought
by he Albion.
We have t"nked over the pagers, and find
very little additional Intelligence.
There appears to DE dnnat that Russ;a
erher had, or soon would, unshaathe the
sword; and if she does, we nav ccnclrIe
that i. will not he returned to it's scshhard
while NoSlem even remains in Europe to
raise the crescent
We give the following paragraph from the
Constitutional Of Dec. 90, with the blank
made by the Crnsorshiu
Ga iorrnal puhlsNed Yesterday q grand
conversion. VI. Solomon itot'schd. (the
ricn Je" h4nK'ri has bee" hap.
ti'ed at Vienna, and the Prince d'Fs,erhazy
has been his godfather. Il is also said. that
W. ]. Rolhschiid. partner OF the above. fs
named Consul General from Vienna to Pa
ris"
The Cork Chronicle states, hat the Gale
donna, from Lima, arrived at that port. has
brought $685. boo. exclusive Of several bars
81 liver, foe account of Lord Ccchraae. )
vessel arrived AT Plymouth lately landed
quantity of silver, estimated at loo. oooI
.teriiHT, hslnoging 60 the 50 mr. nsrssn
Vienna article Of the IS'h December.
says report has been circulated, that their
ha- haeN dreadfn scene at Cprsren,icoore
that the Sntt.n Nahrrcrd AMI his sons Ia. >
heen .tr0ng'ed, and that upwards of 5n"o
ChTistlan been massacre6. In confrna,ion
OF The above. a Nuremberg article Of the 2Ist
~ 'f"camhnr, states Tie recent Of letters on
'ia' dev, from Vienna. which say, rivers
oF Mood have flowed NJ Cons,antinoole. TLa
fa"''saTies have roassacred great number %
t"ri.t'""s" 4 letter from Constartirorie
oF tie 9Th Nov. has tie following: " Ware
~ expectation Of great events. The agents oF
the ChTi"ians powers are mailing pronara.
lions 20 leave this place" The London Cnur.
Yer Of the ~ Jan, on the authority Of let.
tar rom Paris. states, tia, official intelligence
Of the passing Of the Pruth, ~ the Russian
"rrn", was every moment expected.
Sna'n l. more tranquil than it has been OF
late; sna ferdjrNnd appears to have snotbe-
hreathing spell. The Cortes, it IS reported
have requested the removal Of the ministers
hat the King again T"fu ed "m.Iiancp.
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Extract Ola icttcr from ChiW.

'-HA NFitEO- [J'l t"f. '.'E.
''i3n Thur ,1av last arrived per Chiriau
brig. the g'Urious news Of 'ho fell NJ Cauan.
viz: General Cautcrsc and the roval army.
whc taH thrown supplies into the forts. re.
NAMED but few day, under the walls lo,,g
enough, however, 10 corsurne al the prov.
SONS ihcn hrought with them: and to reduce
The garrison 20 tie greats.t want. The
Spanish army ',eo marched OF H. ,ha Gi-er.
tor ~ jim. ar6 ;vrr" not rn0!es'o3 ~? Gem
fra' san MarIin. Immediately !7rtva rsss
the Governor ia Fsr} Gf son pi;iiuDi
SEM fenu'stior Offering tn cau'turaie. tire
terms ~ which were srCeDte@ hv the ratrin,s
az follows The Spanish Carlson To rosrrb
nut with ihr Donors Of v~g- 4. ~ hp ,iirued
two months to rporui, thpl- health ~ J,ir,s
N which time they were at liberty IN inin
Lasern or remain neutral; the officers IN
ring whirb t,me were allowed 90 wear their
side arTro
''T"o "rpi'rIs'iou tool; Iace On tho 2ls.
and 2I1 September. Yhe Garrison IS sid 10
have amounted 10 xix oT eight hundred in
valiG'. Ammunition ard every mention nF
war were given 10 without recpivir,r The
lesH injury. Amongst other ar'iclea. : 600
''snd ~ arms are said to have fallen into the
patrict,' hords
"At .Tesn G. DO is the ariiup governor
~ CallaO, and TO ereates, ,rannuilliiv reigns
IN Lima. vessel. were not allowed II com
mencp d'srharging GlI the Sth instant:
'.NNhcr re report reached Lima of "srs
Ierac's approach. funds IN The arrcnrt of
i've or Elk hundred ,nsu-s1d donsrs were rrn
bafkcd on board the shipping IT I'Aucn0.
Lord Cochran had for some time been max
ing every exssi.Or n rrdesror tn procure
money for paying OF rs sailors without 81.
vail Upon hearing ibis srnonnt O,az On
hoa'd I've different Transports, be went ~
neon N CHiegjn. and r. noraida,
an iorcrby ok possession ( the whole eur1,
npt wiihsian ling strong rerrpspuiatjons from
the genera ~" Immediately comm need
paving IT ~ the ships Report .avs hc has
not dared 20 etHis ioal on sboJo since;
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% motion of MIR. Morri. Ct Hanover


% motion os MIR. Morris Ct Hanover,
Resolved. That the Senate; be informed
that any written communication or propo'
:i'ons, which II Clay and Grorge NJ. Bib,
E>qrs Commissioners on the part Of Ken.
tuCky. may choose 20 make to the General
Assembly, will be received on Thursday the
9th inst. at IL O'Clock, by this House, and
that on the same day and at the same. hour,
the said Commissioners will be received at
the Bar OF this House To make any xplana-
tion Of the said communication or PROPOSE
ton which they NAV deem tit to offer:
Ordered, That Mr.. White communicate
the sand Resolution to the Senate, and re-
quest their concurrence ibid.
Yesterday, Mr.. Pare called up the en-
crossed bill TO amend the act - for the better
securing the payment Of rents and preventing
the fraudulent practices of tenants,' &C.
which upon his motion had been postponed
on Saturday.
MIR, LoUeNoppossd the hill, and Mr. Nm
mrs advocated it. Both gentlemen ::ent in
TO an examination o! the merits of the bill i,
and OF the existing laws. At present we
have no room for their remarks. The bill
was rejected BY The ,iouse.
Mr.. Blackburn presented to the House the
opinion OF the Supreme Court in the case CT
Green US. Biddle. which he said he had been
very anxious to get. and which he had at
last received from Mr.. F!erriog. the agent of
Va. to suPerinteud the claims of our citizens
IN kentucSy.-Of Mr.. Herring, be spoke
| IN complimentary terms, and moved that the
opinion OF the court be printed, which was
ordered coTding!y.-Eagujrer-
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gges @a3ette.
WINCHESTER:
SATURDaP, February 10Th, 1899.
CoRPORATIoN ELEcvION


The general election for Mayor, Recorder.
Aldermen. ard Common Councilmen for the
Borough, took place IN the respective wards
on Tuesday last, when the following persons
were duly elected i:
O5ci B'aitc. Mavor.
Le1eis UOLf. Recorder.
FIRST WARD.
Abraham Miller, Alderman.
John iIciskell }
John Miller. Common Counclmen
Jacob Cooper
SECOND WARD.
John Crock we'll Alderman.
Realty Carsnn,)
Jesse Brown, !
THIRD WARD
Augustine C.. Smith, Alderman.
. S:''s' H sas:soo coaa.i.mep
John Bell,
FOURTH WARD
Daniel Gold. Alderman.
job" 'E ". VIII ~ilier, }common counoilmen.
'George Grric<,
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= Neto Wem'Ler5.

Ert"act IF q letter from Mr.. TPiEiams, DIR
Representative in CONGRESS. to the Editor.
Gafed, W,sHrNGroS Ftn
THE superintendent bill, os YOU W i'll sec bv
the papers. after AN arduous contest of ten
days. has at length passed the House of Re-
personalities with the ratio Of ~. 900. ayes
100, noes IS. Whether the Senate will make
any amendment, changing the ratio, am una
bic To saw, but incline 10 think the hill will f.
naiiy ber0mc Sa~ ia the form it has passed
fhls House. 1t increases the nuriher of Re
presenta'lvcs IN the aggregate, from 1877 to
2l2 Among the old safes, Virginia, Della
ware, Connecticut, and Vermont, each, lose
one member. The states of Maine, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts,, New Jersey, Ma
rvland, North Carolina, South Carolina. Mis-.
siss,Dpi, Illinois, aad Missouri, remain as at
present, and tNe'Can is distributed among thu.
Other stp'es follows Ohio gains, =. New
YORK. 7. PENNSYLVANIA 8, Tennessee 8. Ken
thcky 2, Indiana . Louisiana ., Georgia |, and
Alabama |. Loss 4 gain 80 nett increase
2j.
The discussion on ihe bankrupt bill was re-
Sumed in Committee Of the whole Yesterday
when Mr.. Mhiory of Vermont delivered a
sneech Of an hour and a half against the bin
MIR. Montgomery Of Kentbcky has the floor IN
dav. in is favour. expect we shall vet have
"hout tw" dozen speeches, pending the pres
"nt motion To strike out the FIRST Section
which will probably take n fortnight in rb.
delivery; and. II the motion IS unsuccessful. a
week or two more, will probably be spent in
''s details. SuppoS" no nrher subject of Ma.
ti0oti jm"nrtance will he entered on until this
Is disposed Of"
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IMPORTANT FROM PERU.
AIL a. CAI.IAn.

A citizen ri this Nistricr. now at Rnenos
Ares, has forwarar1 us the following
mighty interesting extrecr Of letter from n
grni iemsn now at Lima tn commercial
hnnsf at fpenn' Ayrc'. We have a!sn 70.
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fetal account o tnis event