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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16

second times. aud committed to a com.
mittee Of the whole house on the state of
the union.
Mr.. Hemphill on the committee sp-
pointed on that part of the president
message which relates TO the Cumbcr-
land road, reported a bilifor the preser-
walton andrepair Of the Cumberland road
which bin was read the FIRST and second
time, and committed tola committee O.
the whole house. as
Mr.. Hem2hill. from the same commit.
tee, also reported bill making appro-
priations for the Cumberland road. which
was read the first and second time, and
committed TO Commute of the whole
house. fts 8f
Mr. Chambers submitted for consider.
a'ios the following resolution: Iha. the
committee on public lands be instructed
20 inquire into the expediency ofextena-
Ing the time allowed by law, FOR issuing and
locating military land warrants to officers
and soldiers Of the revolutionary army,
with leave. to report by bill or otherwise.
The house then resolved itself into a
Commute of:he whole ON tho state of the
Union, and took up the following bill, be-
ing tina, reported this day BY the commit.
tee on naval rffairs:
An. act authorising an additional, naval
force for the suppression ofpiracy. Sec.
I BE it enacted, That the president or
the United States be, aud he hereby is,
authorizedto purchase Or construct a
sufficient number Of vessels, in addition
to those now employed, OF such bur,hen
and construction as he may deem ncces-
sary, and TO TT, equip, and man the same
Tor Immediate service, for the purpose Of
depressing piracy, and OF aBording clfec-
thai protection to the citizens and com
merce OF the u. ). ipthe Guifiof Mexico,
and the seas aud territories adjacent.
Sec. 2. That the sum Of - dollars, he
appropriated To meet the expenditure to
be incurred az aforesaid, and paid out Of
any money in The treasury, not otherwise
appriated-
The blank in the bill was filled with the
words of ''S 60 0On;" and alter very con-
derable, debate, and the rejection OF Sc.
veral amendments, il was read third
time, and passed without a division, and
ordered to- be sent 10 the senate For con.
currencc; and then he h,u.e adjourned
10 Monday.
Don Jose Manual Zozaya was present,
ed by ,hr secretary oil state to the presi-
dent OF the. U. S. as envoy extraordinary
and minister PleDipoientiarv from, Next
60. He was accompanied bv col. Don
Jose Anastasfo Iorreps, secretary Of the
Legation. who WAS also presented TO the
president by The secretary Of state. Int
Sampel2Smith was on "Wednesday last
elected a senator ofthe Z. S. from Ma.
~ land, TO fill the vacancy occas;oncd by
the death Of Mr. Pinknry.
Already three candidate. are announc-
ed to, succeed Mr.. Smith III the house or
Representatives. viz John Barney, Isaac
McKim, and John Montgomery.
A CHALLENGE.
a tirgInian proposes a wager or five
hundred dollars, that he viii exhibit at
the Maryland cattle show, which may be-
held near Balumore is the year 1894, a
native bullock OF Virginia, OF greater nett
weight than any that can ne exhibited al
the same time and place, by any New
Yorker, whose bullock shall be native
of that state. The address ofthe Virgin
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
FOR FREIGHT.
Fer Savannah, { Direct).

~ The fne fast sailing schooner
nm JANE-MARlA, capt. Williams
tJAlM can take about 100 bbis more; for
+A freight of which, or passage (hav.
y ing excellent accommodationss ap-
ply to the capt on board, at Voweli's wharf, or
10 fdecI6l T. CORNING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 90 1890
EXlkACT OF LL,fEg FROM
UaShin9tOn Gin. 18Th Feb. 1890

~ uotWStOH CHy, l5M reO IO22.
The session of Congress draws heavily Il
long. In the Fl. of II. we have disposed of
only one important subject, and the discussion
on that II was feared would have been revived
again. mean the bin apportioning Represen-
tatives. 1t has, however, been disposed of to-
day in the Senate, the bill having been order
ed to a third reading without amendment
was from the commencement of the discus
sion on 1T IN favour of higher ratio than that
which has been adopted and all our proceed
lnSs since the beginning of the session have
had tendency To convince me, that il is dc.
sirable rather to lessen than to increase the
numbers of the II. of II. To talk of a
states being dismembered or degraded when
the very same rule or ratio is applied 10 every
one in the union, seems to me to be an abuse
of words.
"The Bankrupt bill has now been for some
time before tvs. How long it will be yet dis
cLssed, It IS difficult To conjecture. The dis
ctission,las you KNOWS on the motion to strike
out the first section ofthe bill for the purpose
of destroying it. Perhaps this motion was
prcmaturely made, and may fail tho [ an
confidently of opinion that the bill will nlti.
mateIy be rejected Nor do think that any
bill that can he drawn OF the subject, will meet
with the support of "A majority of the present
Congress.
Reports of disposition in Great Britain to
relax her colonial system, are raised and pro-
pagated, in proportion as efforts are made TO
awaken The public mind to just sense Of the
oppression and injustice of our West India re-
strictiOn laws. Whether these reports are
got up for thc purpose of meeting the efforts
which are made, time only can enable us to
determine In my opinion, they have not the
least foundation in fact. | most heartily wish
that in this point, however, may be mistaken.
=" have heard something said of a PROPOSE
tiOn to repeal the e5th section, believe, Of
the judicial act, and expected that it would
have been made before this. But fear the
proposition would meet with slender support.
To me it seems, however, that the real state
ofparties and opinions might as well be known.
In general there appears to he an inclination
to avoid coming to the point on this delicate
and difficult subject Those who are repub-
licans only in name, will AS long rs professions
can be- theirpassport, avoid exposing the incon-
sstency between their pncepts aud practice
Yet 1T must lie acknowled dyed to I've most
difficult and delicate subject, and when pro-
perly understood must compel one TO conccdt
that there is perhaps one irrcmediablc defect
in our excellent form of government. de-
not believe that il was the intention of the fra
mers of our constitution, that the supreme
court should have the power by its adiudica
tons TO destroy the rights of the statcs,--nol
do think that il ought TO have It. Yet o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
" Spargerc amLiguas roces."


A writer in the Massachusetts Spy at
tempis 70 vindicatc the late Dr. Gordon from
the charge Of having PERMITTED, from pecmni-
AIRY considerations, his " History CHe .9mtri-
Gun ReUoiutjou" to have brtn vsred and nu-
tIated 10 suit the feelings and taste OF Bri-
tish puhlic."-Nut content 30 stop here. he
goes on Ia throw oui the following dark and
Ambiguous insinuttinus
10 many Il my appear surprising tlat the ancc-
doloS nicntunCd 10y tiicsr writer's shod have never
hsiore been disclosed hut a little reflection vii!
shcw, that they have appeared quite IA, rnrly as mi.
mute information ia relation to ninnv Of i,e various
events aud characters concerned ~ & Revolution can
hc uuiU!dcd IL ~ ~ certain distance from paiitt.
mg ON canvas that the perfection Of its exccminn
strikes tc sight and The momcnions transactions
winch severed and founded an empire inn.i br viewed
ia uugb The vista o an hundred before I'LL OIL.
si'nctton irOm the mtr.cacy of heir causes can he
removed, and the motives and tho moral and intel.
lcctnal elevation nf tie leading in.trnuf MS in their
prosecutions, can he seen IN un.hldcd lialt ST this
distance bon The tine hC put the world in awe, we
understand the character Of Cesar better ihnn the
parasites who rendered hiT dintein and affirm
on documents ~ my own posscssion Of nnprcccdep.'
gu pccTli1rly, that TuE PORrR SIR" Of i'm almost
iilolI2ed character Of d.e revolution i vet TO lie
drawn aud The same documents uphold me in the
nnkunwn."
Where are those documents of unorece-
denicd pccuarity," TO which this dark writer
aludcs Who IS the chief referred to Why
Is charge made So ambiguously as to apply
10 more than one individual in fact, To seat
ter suspicious at large? This man ought ei-
ther To have been silent, or to have thrown
oil the mask at once. Coming in the guise
which he has assumed he can tie regarded as
M better than an incendary or an assassin
lie has been guilty Of one error ; let him be-
ware OF a greater. Let him Weigh well the
consequences Of the charge, before he dares
to level u against a " character of the reyoln.
lion, who Is almost idoIized" by the love OF
ihr people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

1T appears, from certain publications, and
ether circumstances that this subject begins
to engage a good deal of conversation, at
Washington city and elsewhere. There are
at least five republican candidates before the
public viz. Mr.. adams Mr.. Calhoun Mr.
Crawford, Mr.. Clay and MIR. Lotrndes. We are
not disposed to disparage the claims Of either
, of these gentlemen to this distinguished sta
ton, nor to enter, at this time nto Il minute
enumeration Of their respective merits but,
SO far ms we are able to Judge of the dis
position OF Pennsylvania, on this subject her
preference appears to be in favor Of Mr.. Cal
noun. His prominent talents and virtues have
attracted the admiration and affection of many
ofOur wIsest and best men aud not only so,
but his father having migrated from Pcunsyl
vanIa, IN early life, her citizens cannot hut feel
some ofthe partiality which is natural to every
one who loves the land OF his nativity.
Since the foregoing was written, we have
received the following letter from Washing
ton, which we lay before our readers. We
had before observed in the National Intel
lIgencer," denialof the charge made in the
Press, against the Pennsylvania delegation
he whole of the circumstances shew sort
OF man@uvering, from some quarter and it il
by no means surprizing that the Press b.
made the organ OF operation. Our opinion is,
The Press will find enough to do, 10 defend
Tie present Imbecile and in.uuitous admins
tration Of Pennsylvania, without attempting
10 luggle a candidate into nomination. for
President Of the L. States. rHalyisbarg Int
The National Advocate. OF New York. no.
|c's q late aDsui meeting Of tie krout
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

p.....-, -, ,.- COMMuNICATFD.
." oY, G"a.les ~ Hris OF Halifax county. Fhosr only
W." "u ih pleasure of being acquainted with Mrs H. can
duly apPrcciatr hrr Her husband ard tlrcs n,,
chiihrrn are leu TO dcpurc her loss.
' ~ residence an NeSInureiand county Va on the 7,
ins uter painful aud proiractcd Illness BALDWIN M
ts'l Nv las exemplary character he has secured :,
- eiIc,e oil cgunniances and among them many yal,a-
e Tehds' Soreiy an him deprived Ola valuable mem
~, hs '"u'N 81 hind protector, aud the poor of his
80 F" heNer-iauns of relief in time of
t ms >iig' tribute oi respect is offered by who
u' ias' evening, Mo WI. BARNEY long most res
'cs"eilt 81 ihiS t'lty aud the Sergeant ~ Arns
" e senate ni this Commonwealth There scarcely beat
""le' n'"t ~ the bosom oi He beloved and
Nv numerous circle of friends.-e has lea an
choiy loss. - Nr'''e us ''eia'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.

Extract Of letter from Bapano, dated he 9th
inst. TO a respectable commercial house an THIS
city
The Authorities of this place have resolv-
ed to make this a port of deposit, where
goods of all kinds and under any Flag are to
be admitted from any quarter for reshipmcnt
10 any destination, on paying per cent. on en-
try and one per cent on export. This regua-
ton, il is expected, will take effect in few
weeks. A modification of the duties is talk
ed OF, but is not likely to take place.
1t Is only now that Sugar begins TO come
freely to market, bat it must very soon abate,
s. that considerably ON our quotations. Flour
lji IA l6; Rice T.. a Coffee 90 Oh Su-
gar assorted Or i0r.a Tor. DR.. sale Of new Tor.
1 r Aiuscovado a 3r. Bills on London Ii
a 10 per cent. premium United States }.
FreiStts still dull" Charleston C.. Gaz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

Club OF that city, held I" at the house OF 10
hannis .Niciaus Grcnzbach, where tiewfeasted
on -Four Croui, Smoked Goose, Suusdges, and
such scasonable delicaccs.a At this meeting,
in addition to the many honors previously
conferred, the learned DIR. Samuel l.. Mitch
i'll was elected Grand krout, which is the dis
tinsuishing appreciation ofthe presidingoiIiccr
la AN appropriate address upon the subject,
the learned doctor naturally enough extolled
the superative virtues of cabbage, the nutrti-
Gus qualities OF which, To use his own express
SION, We're such AS to "eScitc smile Oh the
lips ofthal useful domestic, the COW"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

LOnopANi 90 deed trust executed bv Cor pr ~
"uant ana ARENA his wife, oftle county OF Cunber
a., m 'nc - DAY OF February 1870 aud duly rcrncd In
- once "l sad county the e5fh of the same,
d" H. " stcae NE paynet Ola debt therein nentioned
u '" MslisS ana Jones of the itv OF Niri,mond Iii -
solo al pubic aactnn in frou of Tavern ~, ,b ,
RE 2@t "a Ih@ county Of Cumberland on T81sdoy
Srhay excepted certain lo parcel ri land in The tow
" SIfrSsiIe known aud designated in the plat of The
.o"h ny Number Twenty and certain parcel Of lana
w e county Of Cumberland containing gL2 aces more
o eSs' ana trec slaves, town, Moses Elalei and prr
ga no" ~ We possession of Geo W Indn,snf The s,ycg
VIII oe SOD noi delivered mp he dny of safe ms ,Iev
at ulc rsK oi the purcbaserIhe terms viii he ,n.ds
''e Gay OF safe, aid The iiiis papers exhibited
February o. "E ,NCo IELS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New YORK, February I3.-lhe regular
packet brig PnGBE ANN, Captain Holmes,
arrived yesterday morning from New Orleans,
IN the remarkably short passage of Ia days
from the city.
The Louisiana Advertiser states, that the
Lower House of the General Assembly of
Louisiana had adopted proposition to re-
move the seat of government from New Or
leans to Baton Rouge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

proceeded TO Caliao, in the neighborhood OF
'vlich port that ship was lost. The plund,.r
ell goods were lost aud an enormous amount
of quicksilver, but the silver was saved.
The Tea-Plant, and 65 sail of other vessels
were AT anchor 6 leagues from Lima, whence
every thing was transported by band Ia Lima.
San Martha had allowed nothing hut pro.
visions [" he transported to that place,
Boston Daily .1dc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

the other hand, there is danger, that the state
officers, as has been the case, by disr ssarding
The constitutional rights of the federal govern
ment, may par:,lyzc its powers and cause the
greatest evils. We are placed, as it were,
between Scyila and Chary bids, and fortunate
viii u hc for our coaatry, ii some political ri-
TT shall arise, who VIII be SO happy AS to
mark out the chanarl which divides these
conillc.ng poiie;il INTERESTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
ERESHET.

FREDERICKSBURG, Feb. 23.-FrOm the lat
heavy rains, sc. the Rappahannock Rive
was higher yesterday than we have known
Cor the last six years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
EDGCATION-

h S"b,rriber " u move hr school the lst OF March,
- 10 IL street, nearly "ppONiie the New Civ aII.
- m ~ r"t' -Jor session of. sa months.
and geography, Z, ra
GTnt"n"ioc' and history wh The above branches, 40
french, music and draw lug, a separlie CHARGE
III few bOaTdcr> w.. accommodated nm reasonatI.
'eTm>-ilaf the board and tuition ayablc in 6x,nce
February at. II NJ wccI,,Vsen
VIZ >scr"er has i.i obaile license To pTacIiSe The
Law ",li attend The Superior and inferior C,our,s Of
""cesef hing William ANA hing and Queen ANY busi-
I = " 'is care sia he executed wiih puncu,aiiy
, H. ~ L., u. CHRIS TOPPER r. JONES.
CARGO OF NEW ORLEANS SITGAE
,,-,,,,. 1T 4UC2TON.
utt bfS brazilian lies od' Turkey Island win.
Safe" o ~ o. sugar 70 sold soon afier arrival NV
-1 e-.tnL1 -. SS--it RUGEES & IlARRJSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

COMMITTED to Ilc lad 0f IiaII,1 coI1,Iy ViT; =.
-, ne -'iH DeceHlrr last, who calls himself
iSA' a,O negro Wcman WHO calls herself M n Y and
YN She . The wife OF Isanh fct oth y tPv are free
at VIII not say WHERE they nor y whom tbey
were n9tc isaiah Is bright nuiauu fellow stout
and WeiI inade has bushl hcn of hair bick Iips
are nose n eyes can read and appears to De about 90
yt,rs ou. hl'y 'sa bright mniato woman Of middle 81 se
an" appears To e about % % years o The owners OF
hre negroes are requested forward nav CHARGE
the directs. 1oJsI TtNEs ts.,Vn %.
February %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

,,,pp,,.n, - CONTEMPLATED.
"tt Dl-t'n Monday evening" 18th it.St ly The
"e.; tn ni"natu, de Rev JOHN BRNCl. Of ibis CITY,
|" "iiSS LOUISA :. L. CARR, Il Pori ROYAL -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
TRUST SALE

X virtue oi deed OF trust the subscriber Inv tho
- ' nI' afN iIeth, dated the 26Ih day Of June 1890
'"'" IN me county count OF Chesterfield, the sub
VIII on tie premises, Th,ySdq, IA, IN c,t NJ
iprm %sst e 10y ancon The Lot of land in Manchester dis
,' ny he number ~ iormeV owncd and occupied
oy ANDREW Nicoson, dec. There ON the lot commodious
WH9ry dwe'ling-bon>e, and all useful oui-houses with
~, h r ~ me YARD one-hai Of the purchase money
20 nP pail "n in cI,tWcve months credit Tor the other
in hearin. interest from the day Of aefbe purchaser 90
for the latter halt CHARLES conf AN"
February p. az ...1,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
FLORIDA DOCIrMENrs

1-rWe shall republsh lAe 8 Nos Of JtIsTINTaN =, CO.,
as pressure of'he Legislative business renewed we
shali ihcn nave room i"T sea,r enari vtrb
they will call forth. Their merits are tey IN Ira ~,
several PEA, ~ reply BY the say, Wyihe was on hand and
Promised three weeks before we could find room f hin
we wrr" aw" thai decision expected en- the oies
ton which Jus,inan discusses ~ ~ P''S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

PENSACOLA, Web. 1.-The board of En-.
gineers, General Bernard, Col. Totttn, Capt.
Elliot &c. took passage in the Hornet. The
duties Of the Board in this quarter are dis
charged They ha, e assigned to Major Kear-
ney the bays of Pensacola, st. Joseph, sc. Sc
and 70 Captain Young those of Spiritu San
IN, Tampa, SIC. sc. for Typographical survey.
Maj1r kearney is still on the bay of Mobile,
hut II is believed will not be much longer
detained by that survey,and Immediately after
It's completion he willcommence that of our
by.
Capt. Young is waiting only for the neces-
sary appointments ofassistants, supplies, trans
ports, sc. all now in preparation, on which
he will proceed without delay TO the very
Interesting section assigned him.
From the distinguished ability and known
zeal OF the gentlemen employed on the duties,
we may look confidently TO the enjoyment
ot that desderatum--a correct Typographical
dclfneation of our seaboard, and in as short "A
time as practicable, allowing for the necessary
accuracy and precision indispensable in such
Survcy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
The Creditors Of u. Crew & Son

hfs requested 60 attend at the Colombian Hotel in the
city OF Richmond. on the 18Th of March, 10 receive n
udtnd az pan oi the funds Inc above firm OF NJ Grow,
and son AL pcrs0ns Indebted lie above firm are re-
Iucsed tn max" Immediate payments no further indul-
gence viii be given, ~ nc
TRUSTEES OF NJ crew son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

PHILADELruIA, Feb. ia very impor-
sant change has been made al all our City
/. Banks within the last week. They will not
for the present, take. on deposit or in payment
the notes "rany Bank which IS located further
south than Baltimore. Press
We understand from an authentic source,
that Captain JAMES BIDDLg has been desig-
mated to lake the command of the American
trIgae Macedonian, now fitting cut at Boston
10 cr1izr IN the neishborbonh OF the West In
dies and the Calf of Mexico for the protec-
zion OF our commerce. Captain BIppLE will
Ia day on Two proceed To Boston, whence
The Macedonian will probably be prepared to
sail on her cr;!iZc some ,tue in next month
Frank. Ga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
CALANiiTiEs


a Freuchman named Lewis Buck yes,e,sa,
morning cut his throat Mayo's h, itye Some ON.
approaching him, the miserable ,recinit,ed him
self Ii ON the bridge into the river in which Ia. sr,,n
ged some time before he sank IL i, said t,,nt his
mind h',,i been impaired by sickness aud MOS ianiion
His body has not been found.
"A negro man was In>hch off E;,vus Bridge os
SUNDAY 10y some b''y, name unknrwn. Iii -a.sn.
etl ti,ii iiic hoy touched him WITHOUT nlen,n. NJ.
miSch'ei, of which he L,. h".i ihc r.ns. HE
body ot The ""runale viciun Yesterday uiAeh
out al the water.
The body of free negsp NJ asn taken On, oil die
river Yesterday, Rockets. fLiS bo., was idet
nt'd ~ beng person that Ias L,sen missed since
Christmas
AN INCIDENT TCompD,,,-,.J
On the % inst when boIh Houses of the Virginia
Legislature had aoljourncd participate with Iheir
fellow citizens IN commemorative. that auspcious sl.y
winch gave 10 the world w siiYGToN, two wone,,
OF al i're. IN contempt Of public opinions and The az
semiir'i rirtae and beo"ty of Richmond had the as
surnce to DRIVE inio the public square. and TAX, "A
yer. cunspiruurs stand III flie ass,urbiaae: when i,
f"f|s ho5s of the Town. future legislators Indignant
al Tue outrage offered their nhhers aud sister. sri-
ed the carriage, ard with the .apjitv of LIGHTNING
would have prtcpiIate, H. with lis vile contenis over
one oi ihr Slopes Of the Inarc had not some persoos
ih'triri"d and rescued THEM from nei ed tiSyracc
iIfUii1fcd dcpoNs.
Hal! Virginia What may YOU not expcct hnm
sAch Youth, shortly about give 10 public npin
ion |! A SpEC'r1TOI,
We have said that The Bail Of 22d AZ the Esr, Hotel
was very brilliant aud croNded Il since nscer,ned
mat there were present about so ladies gentimer
There were two large full, bands OF music ia
EACH &c'-e'ery thing else in proportion.
FLORIDA DOCUMENTS
Nhat an abundant harvest Documents las FJorite
brought orth was remark frequently last Fall we
nave new abundant proof oi the fact before us We ,ay,
IRON Washington the Fourth Part ilr Documen,x com
nunicated with The Presidents Message the oath uI,ino
ne scene ni This Fart is laid ST. Augustine IL give, The
papers which passed between Governor Co,ing.r and Col
iier touching ie surrender of the territory ami archives
OF East iorial Their is of much tanner than
The others We have here Indignation of Jct
son. or Tue eNra'asan1 rhippics of Froneun. But OF
ihes papers are less interesting though more sn
heu, tsn The neuInents of Pensacola. We shall hurry
this mass OF papers fast possible. We have
aeay dispatched the list 2d We shall take mn
the sd Tor Fromentinl Part in our next. "
1TNe shall repubih lhe Nos. OF JuSTINIAN as 500,
as tue pressure of,hc Legislative business Il removed ly
shai c nave room, i, them aud the oeinnentars which
.hey VIII eau "rth Their merits likely 70 draw ON
several S IN reply BY the ~a yihe was on Lnnd and
poh'Se' 'hrrr weeks before find room, for him,
We wrr" aware thai ecision was expected On the 'es
iion which Jus,inan discusses - ~
nArprrn ~ ST coMMUnicATED.