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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-01

I'm f~Heft"W VHpfis.
TN the nth of May, between and : in
The evening, during The thunder shower,
there fell al Leipzig such prndigious mul
lilades OF insects, thai they covered whole
streets. The wind was very strong from
the EAST, from which quarter vasl swarms
oi insects were seen TO approach, which
Tell with the rain in countless heaps.
They are dragon flies, aud il Is inexplica-
be they eau have come in such swarlns,
~ There are 10 marshes near Leipzig on
me east slde. II Was reported amane
the common people that II had raiued 10
Gusts.
Il member ri that shrewd but highly re-.
Specialize body, denomaated the Society
oi Friends, feeling inche. !, afer a hard
DAY journey, IL regaie lH4laeifwith glass
OF VINE, requested the landlord Of the inn
Nuefe ne Put up for tire night, 10 bring
nm bottle oil his best port, and TO pre-
'tnt seruples ms 10 measure, 10 draw the
corr aud dceaht IN his presence The or
der Honl'ace hegun Immediately 10 obey
but The bottle happening To burst and spin
liie VINE, while he vas in the act of draw
iaG Tie cork, exclaimed, s. curse the bottle
merchant Tor sendHg such au unsound hot
tle !! winch after Circumstance caused the
erTit OF the sl,rowd guest Ia move INN to
s1}i reno do moi curse thy tatle uer-
e6ant II ~ thy own fault, Tor II thou wilt
De SO silly as To cram II qfalt pl wine into q
botic that viii mol hold q pint aud a
llalh thou must expect il 10 hteit there
fore thau shoHIIst calmly bat up with
lily loss, and not abuse thy bottle mer-
chant y
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an 0verseeg wanteh.

THE subscriber pishes to employ an &c
i htf, heaitty man ,eith small family, 10
oreflook q Pianiatioa, in .4aheJS, about nine
miles from Lynehbng. None med apply for
The situation, eIcepi such as can bfiRg sati$fae-
tory testimonials Of Httir copdbiay, sotriety
industry aad attention. Personal application 10
tie subscriber only pW be attended 10 !; he ploy
Be seen upon tie Piaataiinl Il, .8mherst.
J0HN I4QuELiA. .4.BELFR
.Amtefst County. sept %. 81 s :
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Notice.

an the 18th day of August, is2o, Tor
" thercabouts) | eAccutedto David keane,
Of the county OF Monroe, and state ot Virginia,
three bonds Tor the sum ol six hundred dollars
each; one payable the first day of January,
1921, one payable the first day Of July, 1921,
aud one payable first day OF July, ls22-this
is TO caution the public against taking an as
sgnmeDi of, OF in any manner trading for the
said bonds, as do not consider myself bound
In pay the same, either in law or cquity, and
am determined not Ia do SO
BENJAMIN OLIVER WELTON.
Buckingham, Aug. Ii. 3 w3wT
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~ otl e..

sVlE Subscriber beg leave to inform his
4 ir,end, and .he ,ub,ic generally tat e
has lately commenced Ike ping tavern at
" a.d's Bride, m the county Of p ttsylvania,
"Dei. Inc hopes Gom strict attention to the above
busin $ to share d liseral portion oil public pa
honag JOHN VA son.
ccpteabor 6. vows
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PLY SiCIAN & SURGEON.

By uniformity and regularity of conduct,
asslduty and attention, 10 those cais which
may be made upon him, he hopes 10 render
himself wor.hy Of the confidence, and put OF
The patronage OF that county. A due regard
to cireumstances and the pressure Of the tlnrs.
sep. g.
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NO. II.

future good or Bad conduct of !. ehId -
ponds entirely npon the moiber Size ],
very rich. Most Of my lianily considered
thai ! must die, that accident might hab
pen, and consequently TOOK are TO secure
something. Fhey have preserved a great
part Of ihelr property. OfJoseph be thu,
speaks - lis virtues and talents are thosc
OF private character, and for such by ma
lure intended be is too good to br great
man. lie has no ambition. lie is very
much Ike me in pefsan, but handsomef.-
lie is extremely we'll Informed, but his
learning Is mol that which is fitted far a
ltIes' nor IL be capable Of commanding ala
army" Vol. Up. Isl.
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E,Oi. RENT,
A4OS'f',

ON last Sunday Morning, at Tate,s
~ Spring, or on the Turnpike road lead
ing to il, small blank book, with re
morocco cover, containing 30 dollars IN mo
nev, ard good many accounts lar oeei.-
five dollars reward will he given Tor the
pocketbook and contents.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS.
Sentember 81 II
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gESllE subscriber has on hand, for sale, a
n number Of FIRST rate WHEAT FANS
Apply at his residence, on Cooke street, near
Nichols tavern. STEPHEN BUTLER.
August 30. V3M
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Office.

A PETITION will be presented to the
IN next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying that The subscriber may be permitted
TO remain in this state until tho year 1926.
caro- JOHNSON, a free m0a ofcoior.
Sept 49, 6wtfMD
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psime FaNiiy Macon.

3 HAVE for sale, about 1000 lbs Bacon,
i Of superior quality, which can be had low
Tor cash. CHAS. l. DlBRELL.
Sept. IL Owls
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w ~. l.. Burton,

HHViNG located himself at Capt. f.
L Il Pate's, near the Big Lick. offers his pro-
tcssionaI services to the Inhabitants OF Bote-
tcnrt county, and its envrous, as
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4 NEGRO Man, named Adam,
ARMsTEAD MCRAW.

NESSRS. ARASTEAD 4 M'CRAW.
AVA Frances A. Martin, adm'f with the wis
annexed Of John II. Overslreet, dee, Robert
q. Mosley, Nm. Oserton, admir- tie bonis non
OF John McAury, Rebecea kelso, adm'N o
John kelso dec ID VIM. y Charles Mckeuny,
jr Martin Hancock, John Mclean, y Glover
Harvey take uOtice, that We hail, on the Goth
and 9Th days of September, l522, III the store
OF X. a X Aenable's, ia Prince Edward coun-
~, between the rising ana setting ot the sun
al each day, take the deposition ol David An
dersoh and others, aud ON tie 2Sth day Of
September, lS22, between the same hours, WE
shall take the deposition oi Mrs Nnrs Allen
and others, II the said Mems house, III Prince
Edward county, and on the sih day ol Octo-
bcr ls22, between the same hours We shall
take the deposition OF Mr. Elizabeth hnslry
at the house OF Mr. Travis Brook, in Charlotte
county the said deposition, Ia be fsad rs
evidence, in the sui YOU hove now depending
against MS, in the superior court OF chanccfY
for the Lynehburg District; aud if the nhove
dispositions are mol completed on the above
named days, we shall continue from day Ia
day, al each place, until tae same are compile
ted, Sundays eNcept"d)
THOMAS HUMPHREYS, .hmr
Of Joha Hoicomtf, SIM decd
MARTHA nOLCOMBE,
ELIZABETH BOLCOMBE, Era
o. JodH Hoicombc, yug dccd
MARY Y. WYLlE,
GEORGE < Wm. WALKER, EG rs
or Georgc Udittr decd. aim sajd u NJ
Vaiher IN his oua right ami Sarah his mijt
Aug. % 3 Wlw
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fifteen DOLLARS Reward

puNAN ~ from the subscriber, living
GA Bieeh creek, in Pitts, lyania county
len miles cast of Danylle, ynginm,
n Negro Man, named Adam,
About five feet two or three inches high, be-
tween thirty aud thirty-lve ycars ol uee. liz
has lost two upper fore teeth he Is also in
the habit of wearing large whskers, 10 con
zeal brand OH each cheek with an Il II is
probable he IS laundering about Lyuchbnrg, Us
Colonel Buekncr owns his wife II is also
probablc he may 20 down the river in boat.
by way of getting 10 NotloNay, where he was
raised will give the above reward 10 any
person who will bring me Adam, or secure
him in jail, 20 thai | get hun again.
DANIEL iEKSER, Jnnr.
Aug % wlw
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MY. Thom0s Coleman,

gtlR-You having been advised by You, gre t
~ and metcliul attorney, to procure an in
junction 2ainst just claim Of mne against you 4,
which Injunction Is now depC ding IN the Su
pehor Coult Of Charcery ior The LYnchburg
District, III your name, against myself, Richard
Buiks, and Reubn orwell. de1,ndants: 1hi.
/, therefore TO notify you tina shall llocc d 10
take the aiiidavIts o. 7ur#iY witnesses on the
several days that You nave named IN yout notice,
and at the samc places, and at Richard iurl;s 5
Tavern the county 81 Nelson, o. The first
day o. septembel GouIt next, / hall take the
affidavit Of Richi ii ijurch alt OF which estitna.
ny, intend 10 hc read rs evidence III the trial t
the AFORESAID Injunction 10 prove that the allrga-
tons III your hill arc false and uniounded, WHEN
and ~heie Won may ,ttend either IN pc son
OF represented by the Patrick Heolv Of the arc,
your anna le an much respected counsel
\ have thought piope. to give me some no
tees by way f public advertisement in the
Nirginlan, which you might although | left
this count IN such great ha5te) have dispensed
with and haVe saved yont mon,y as wa, at
The lat Amherst Cout ready 10 receive any
notice. and wa seen by and con,e,sed with
your noble attorney. Yours mot devotedly.
MATHEW BURKS.
September g. w2w5'
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office.

4 pettIonwill he presented 10 the next Ge-
neral Assembly OF Virginia, for the pur-
pose ofconyerlng The free bridge near Lynch /
burg into a toll one.
September 18th, 1922. w2m 3
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hanas and Mills Cor sale.
WE subscriber, desirous of moving to the
u west, ofi.rs fot sale,
his Yract Of Aand.
Containing g50o .7efes,

CONTAINING goo Heres,
Lying on both sides OF Smiths river, within a
malt mile of is junction with Dan. Rocknshan,
aau ty, Moth Carolina. \ pat OF SAID land
Is rvet low grounds, and large portion oil III,
upland % equal 10 any IN this section Of country,
wei! adapted 10 the culture of gram aud obacco
II coula be So divided 10 make four or five
good settcme rs, is here are i've separate
ISL Dwelling Houses, with the no
1....Rf cessary out-houses; grist mill
iissgM with Two pair of stones, and
sses:es-eszzA saw mil all oil which have been
erected "lthm the last ) yeats ne site oil sald
m'liisinietorto none, suPphed with watel bv
canal ftom the liver, With a fall Of between
twenty and thirty feet ANY person or person.
wishing to follow either milliag OF farming,
could b. well situated Is but to view the pre-
mlses TO be Pleased with the same Persons
wishing to pui chase, would do well to maxi
app ieation soon-fe ms will lie liberal, ana
acconms dating by applying to the subscriber
on the premises, WITHIN halt mile OF Leaks
vlc. JOHN BARNETT.
Aus. %. 3N3ns
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'Yhe Subscribers

Aug. 80
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july u
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-10
WIN. FOWLE & Co.

gIAVE for sale 10000 lbs Havana and ST..
4 4 Domingo coffee
$1,000 Tbs Sumatra pepper
3n hhds New Orleans sugar
90 do retailing nolasses
200 boxes mould Il dipped candles Of approx
ed brands
300 reams wrapping paper
BOO pieces Russia duck, LIST and Cd quality
300 do Russia shceting
loo do heavy and light Ravens duck
80 do Russia diaper
Is tons ST. Petersburg hemp
% casks candle and soap talIow
300 10 nails assorted sizes
so bills No | 81 Boston beef
81 casks new rice
~ ~ PIPES pipe .,,o, Old Sicily Madeira wine,
aonr CASKS riy Woodho"se's brand.
Hat pipes and quarter casks Kers & Co.'S
Madeira wine gears old
Quarter casks ofod Nalmsv Madeira vino
60 casks Mountain Malaga wine
% 10 Cl9retwine enttled 20 debenture
800 bushels t. Ubcs salt.
900 tons plaster paris
10 crates Liverpool ware
3 casks Fnglish sewing twine
II cases olive oil jan IA
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TO RENT,

AguA The subscriber wishes to rent for
RHM one or more years his wharfand ware
III 90 Al house. The Warehouse is three sto-
e. - ries high, fire proof, and having every
convenience for extensive business. The
wharf is no feet ir length aud 40 in breadth,
and has water of sufficient depth for the largest
vessels. mar 29 &C JONAH THOMPSON.
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The Alexandria i5aths

A RE now in complete order, fitted mp in a
m superior style, and will be ready for the
accommodation ofthe public on the FIRST of May
As this establishment has received the unqnal-
fed appreciation Of the physicians, il is unncces'
sary to say more in its recommendation than
that strict attention will be given in its manage
ment, and faithful male and female servants
provided. The terms will ne reduced to the fol-
lowing moderate price Subscribers with FAINT
lies So single persons SO; three warm baths
81 four cold baths 81; single baths 37I cents.
One half of the subscription money will he OK
pected ia advance, and the balance on the 10Th
July. apr % &C NJ. GARNER
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-10

PEPPER. FEE, etc.
NANDEVILLE & LARMOUR have received
Lf D. and of;,r for sale
100 hags pepper
30 bags coffee
20 bbls ". f. rum
90 bushels clover seed
10 boxes oranges and lemons
$50 barrels whiskey
s hhds mulasses
3 pipes Sicily Madeira wine
10 casks Goshen cheese
With general assortment oC Wines, Liquors,
and Groceries. Also, oftheir own manufacture,
500 boxes mould and dipped candles, II 1000 lbs
brown soap, warranted, aud Mt low prices
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-10
A. G. CAZENOVE & Go.

A. G.. CAZENOVE 81 Co.
z fave for sale on accommodating terms fine
Z Il old Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes and
quarter casks
Port wine in or casks and cases
so bbls Holiness old whiskey
loo bbls common do
so do n F. rum
90 do India Point gin
| do old Jamaica rum
40 hhds retailing molasses
900 kegs cut nails and bTads, I'd TO 4Od
100 boxes Baltimore window glass
900 kegs Dupont's gunpOwder
10 tons Swedes iron
80 boxes sp,rm candles
90 do mould and dipped do
90 do soap
81 do Spanish segars
90 bbls Nluscovado sugar
40 chests Young Tyson tea Imported in
Is qr do gunpowder do April 1922.
GAGS mems and boys hats
20 Tieces straw mating
ALso--A large stock of American, European
and India goods bv she package OF piece
may p law6w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-10

lemons, etc.
Z lindsay s. HILL have in store and offe
Il for sale,
6e boxes fresh lemons in prime order
10 kegs Goshen butter
casks do cheese
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
hhds Antigua rum
do Jamaica do
Ia do and 35u bbls whiskey
10 barrels apple brandy
do peach do
half pipes Lisbon wine
20 quarter casks Malaga do
23 hhds and ] lo bills. LIST and Cd dual. sugar
goo boxes MuScaiel raisins
lOo do mould aud dipped candles
IL do tin plates
bags pimemto
2oh0 bushels ground alum salt
$50 sacks fine do
3'n barrels behring's
az do shad
Gpnpowder, imperial, and V Hyson teas
IL boxes claret June 10
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VOL. XIII.
TO RENT.

WpsA A convenient three story brick house,
WE corner of Wolf and Water streets,
which will be let at reduced rem, to
Slss6ss4 good tenant There are on the premi
ses excellent stable, and every convenience
for the accommodation and comfort of a family
march % e SAMUEL BARTIE.
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Low RENTS.

Two large stores with capa-
ATyA cious cellars, and the good dwell
Eass ling house at the corner OF King
49, * Henry streets, Also, the house
70. The eastward thereof, lately occupied
by Samuel Cram, would be rented on We
ry low terms TO respectable tenants.
VAUDEVILLE y i..ARM0UR.
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DShY & HiLL
nFFER for sale, the following articles, viz.
J loo ,.i.,is ait, 40 bis Baltimore and Penn
sylvania whskey
80 hhds LIST and 2d quality n Orleans sugar
- do n Orleans and w India molasses
Ia, 900 lbs excellent green coffee
loo chests, half chests and ten catty boxes
gunpowder, imperial and Tyson teas,
of an excellent quality
Q pipes brandy
do II gin
or casks Lisbon
5 do do Malaga : WINE
Q half pipes Mountain Port
BOO sacks of fine }s.l.
2ooo bush coarse and ground alum
24o boxes York manufactured soap
80 do tin
600 do Nova Scotia behring's
hbds cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett aud gross shad in bbls
Timothy and clover seed
Family flour as usual
We wish to purchase wheatrve & corn sep2
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SERVANTS WANTED
FsI0 hire or purchase female who can 10
4 kitchen or house duties and n lad or man
capable of waiting, attending horse &c. Em.
pioyment easy. None need apply hut with good
ciarncters INQUIRE Of the printers. inne q
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FOR SALE.

The Land and house on Stump Hill,
ArszA lately owned by Mr.. Norton, being
HyEn about 81 acres well inclosed on the Lit
ks5 :! Vie River Turnpike road, miles from
$3.50 Alexandria. The garden contains ma
ny valuable shrubs, vines aud fruit trees. The
situation is handsome and healthy. Possession
may I've had Immediately. The time of payment
will he reasonably extended to suit the purchaser.
march IL law tf w CRANCH.
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COTTON YARN.

tV w ' = ANAFs
z lindsay & HILL, have just received per
q 4 schr eliza
700 VT cotton yarn Noe. !, e, oaud 10.
rs STORE
2ol boxes Sicily lemons In good or1cr
~ do oranges \ ." 49, '
Gunpowdcr tea in ~ cstty boxes & 10 canisters
Imperial aud Young hyson do p l0 Catty boxes
% bags green coffee, pepper aud !,!mcnio
isi, I'd aud Sd quality loaf sugar
ALSO,
N Orleans sugar in hhds and hbls, n o molasses
Whiskey & n f rum in do, Coguac brandy
30 boxes mould candles, superior quality
IL do brown soap, 25OO 10 bacon
$50 sacks Liverpool fire salt
Isle Of May salt in bulk
IN kegs tobacco, s TO lob
100 bills gross herrings
% do net & gross shad, caught in gill nets, g.
of very superior uuaIitv
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v. ORLNANs SUGAR. etc.

IA
VOHN ~. LADD & Co offer for sale 900
- hhdS New Orleans and West India sugars
10000 lbs Porto Rico, Havana and ST Domingo
coffee
l25 chests Young dyson, imperial and gun
powder teas
e. hhds " India and Y England rum
- pipes CogGac and Marscilles brandy
100 bbls common wbiskev
Sc do old rye {
% pipes Madeira
s6 casks Cinrct
$50 boxes old Claret white & ,,;
MusCat
~ casks Port Teneriaee
Malaga sud Colmcnaf
900 boxes yellow SOAP
300 do doubled boiled marble 30
- do do do white do
casks best Give oH
100 baskets do do
80 casks cut nails, assorted sizes
$50 sides sole leather
300 bbls beef and pork
nsto Oyoplaster, etc etc. march p
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SPERM. OIL & CANDLES.

SPERM. OIL. & CANDLES.
i y Casks spermaCpti oil
30 boxes 40 candles, from the factory
~'| of s. Rodman, New Bedford, Just receiv-
ed and for sale by PHINEiS JANNEf.
Who has IN Store and offers for sale,
Is bates Russia shooting
Is casks do ;allow
trunks cambria muslinS
cases NanIlin Grapes
9 do do shawls
4 do Canton grapes, assorted colors
] do do do black
do cotton shirtings
do long cloths
! bale bo:nbazc,ts and Wildbores
Dimitrs, rib onS. spotted cravats
Narcotics qu;ltinr extra fine
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-10
CHARLES Benz EFT

SUGAR, etc.
IN ARIEL & GROyERMAN have Just re-
~ ceved and offer for sale
Osugar i'm hhds and bbls
W India do in barrels
Chests of superior II tea (Pocahontas's
Cargo)
Half and quarter chests do (Caledonia's and
Phenix' S cargo)
Daily expected supply of anns, cinnamon
and peppermint cordals which will he sold low.
90 bb;s Cumberland & Penn. whiskey
pipes superior old Cognac brandy, which
will he sold low
ID. & G. will give the highest market price in
cash for corn. may
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-22
Oranges and Lemons.


ENTENDS leaving Alexandra the eth
Il inst. those who may have occasion for
his professional services will please apply
immediately al Mrs. Eyelitb's on Cameron
street opposite the Market House
N. b Commencement OF decay is too
generally looked upon as a matter of little
Importance; but then is tue time that ju-
dlCious practitioner Can be OF the greatest
use TO the individual, by stopping the teeth
or what is generally termed plugging.
The benefits Of this operation are SO truly
important that it is impossible to recon-
mend Il too earnestly to the public-for
thousands OF the most useful teeth which
would otherwise be sacrificed by extrac-
ton, on account of their painiulness, may
thus be preserved, not only for many yeas
bat for the remainder OF a long life.
Mfr. Parnsly's Lectures.
on the nanag cement of the TEETH. and
Patent Brush, for sale as above.
march II At
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr. Newton from the committee on
Commerce, reported bill granting
certain privileges to steam ships and
vessels owned by incorporated COM
panies, (ths same as now belong to such
vessels belonging to individuals. which
was twice read and ordered to bs en-,
crossed for third reading.
/ Mr. Rhea from the COMMITTEE on
Penaisns and revolutionary claims, re.
ported unfavorably on the petition Of
the representatives of Col Robsrs Il.
Harrison, which. on motion Of Mr.
Rhea, was ordered TO lie on the to.
Bile.
Mr.. Rankin from the Committee On
Public Lands, reported bill providing
for recording and examining titles, and
claims to land in the territory of i'lori.
da, which was twice read and commit
ted.
MIR. Russell from the committee on
Foreign Affairs, to whom was referred
the Presidents message on the subject
Of recognizing the independence efths
South American governments. msdse
long, lucid, and able report, appreciates
ry of tho recommendation of tho Exc"
sutive, which concluded with the fols
lowing resolutions:
Resosvsd That the House Of Repre-
sensatives concur in the opinion ex,
pressed by the President, in his metssgT
Of the 9Th Of March, 1929, that the a
msrican Provinces Of Spain, which have
declared their Independence and srsi0
the enjoyment Of it, ought to be rscog-
nized, by the United States. 80 indie !.
pendent nations.
Resolusd, That the committee on
Ways and Means be instructed to 70
port bill appropriating a sum. not esf I
ceeding one hundred thousand dollars;
to enable the president Of the United
States to give due effect to such recos'
milton.
The report was referred to commit;
sss Of The Whole Aeuss IN the sssse -
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FRIDAY, MARCH as, 1922.

We have received no other oocount of the
unfortunate shipwreck Che brig Calcutta, ex-
cept the following. from the Charleston Mer.
curry:
"Char.eston, March Is.
"TO THE HUMANE.
"The Seamen, from the brig Cdlcwt-
ia are destitute Of Cloathing, and have
not the means of paying for the neces-
saries Of life.-A subscription for them
is opened at this Office, and the small-
est mite will be thankfully acknewledg-
ed"
Captain Win,low, in Card, returns his
thanks to the Officers and crews of the U. s.
vessels, Spark and Grampus; and other vessels
in the harbor, for their timely exertions in rem
dering assistance, to rescue the crew of thu
Brig from their perilous situation.