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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE IF DELEGATES.
tomorrow.

FRIDAY Jonuary 81.
A communication was received from
the Senate, that they had passed tie bill
. concerning Randolph Stewart"
Various bills were reported by cem-
mittee>.
Mr. fancey, from the committee of
Roads and Inland Navigation, reported
"a resolution authorizing the Board of
Public Works to subscribe for 2-5ths Of
the stock OF the Fairta Turnpike com
panJ-which Was agreed TO by the
house.
On Mr, Sempe's motion, leave was
gwen to bring in a bill to enable the
Judges OF the superior courts of chancery
To remove causes which are or may be
pending in their courts, IN which they
are interested, or with regard TO which
they are IN any other ~auner so situat-
ed as to render II 10 their opinion i'm
proper 10 decide them, to the courts of
any adjoislng chancery district"
EnSrossed Bills" authorizing the
Board OF Pubic y orks TO subscribe for
part of the stock of the ] We river and
Blue Bulge furnpke Company "-anA
" concerning Jamts Gbson,'' were read
a third time and passed.
The House arose at an early hour in
consequence Of the death of Col. isram
Hackw ell
Saturday, FEB IA commnnica,
ton from the Senate. that the, adhered
to their LIST, ID and Sd amendments
proposed to the bill giving effect to the
articles otConyention agreed upon b,
the Commissioners OF this state and of
the state OF KENTUCKY"
On MI. Baibour's motion, this bill
wits amendments WIS LAID upon the ia
bic; and he submitted the following Re
solution
RrSaitei, that The Governors Com.
muncaltan Of the Esd Of Dec. last. co.
veiing communication from the Cover
nor OF tie siate Of Kentucky, with the
Documents accompanying lie same. b.
ieitUed to a joint comu i,tcc Of both
Iioa>es OF ;Ee General Assembly.
On trotIon Of MIR. .euuis. this Re
solution was also laid upon the table.
Mr. Garland from tie committee of
Finance, presented an estimate of re-
ccIpts uud expenditures for Tie fiscal
year, iran October lsts 1923 b. sep
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BARON EktNtk BEATEN.

BosTos, Jan. 23.-On Tuesday night,
Hora'd Irnsh', a prisoner in the Coun
ty gao in this town, made his escape
aud has not yet been found. He is the
person who was some fine since tried
in the Supreme Court Tor murder COM
mitted in the State prison, and acquit-
ted on the plea OF insanity and who,
beng committed for safe keeping to the
gaoi in tots town, in "ep,ember last,
killed two OF his fellow prisoners, VINO
had been permitted to accompany him
IN his room, TO assist him In reading the
bible. Since the commission of this last
act, he has been kept in irons. A short
time since, he entirely stripped him
sesfoi bis irons, and they were repiaced
BY a Lew SIT much stronger. These
were shackles upon his legs, b, which
he was chained TO the floor, a double
pair OF handouts, and an iron collar.
with chain passing from it to the irons
between his hands. These irons had
been strictly examined on Monday, and
were entirely sound, and they we're an
parently so on tuesday. He however,
succeeded on Tuesday night in breaking
both pair of handouts, l. chnin of his
collar, aud the chain by which he was
fastened to the floor. lie then removed
two or three thick oak planks which
formed part OF the ceiling, and we're
fastened by several bolts, broke two
large bars OF iron, removed number
OF small stones IN the wall, and forced
out large stone forming a part of the
cutter face of the wall which fell upon
the platform. and left an opening large
enough for hiM easily to escape. By
the assistance OF a plank from his room,
he made his way 10 the top of a she'd
from Which he escaped into the street
carrying with him probably his collar
and handouts soon after the shifting
OF the gaol watch, at one o'cloetl, the
stone was discovered upon the platform.
and the roon was found deserted. From
4 noise that was heard, it is supposed
that tins was effected Il little before II
O'Clock. A person Supposed to be him
was Soon afterwards seen by the " atch
men Dear the market, and CHALLENGED
by them, bur he gave such an account
OF himself that they suffered him TO pass
on. II does not appear that he had an,
instrumental assist in relieving himself
from lis lions, or IN removing the wall
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" niche ter. Jan. 5.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT:

oo Sunday evening last as Miss Cav,
daughter Of ''r. Robert Cav Of Wood.
STOCK, was returning home from Stovers.
town, her horse took fright. and after
running short distance mecir,ated her
headlon3 on pile Of racks, hy which
ntr scu'i was 50 severely fractured as to
terminate her existence IN few hours.
NI's CAV was ia tee 18th year If hec
age; and IS represented rs having been
young Lady Of aui45le aAI uaassum-
'n5 department aud e. oa.a,.sing
many virtues - G4S.
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I'll o U 8 f..
SATURDAY, January IS.

The House, on motion of Mr.. JohE
son. OF Louisiana, proceeded to the con-
sideration of the bill for the better or
ganization of the District Court of the
United States within the District Of
Loulsina.
fter receiving several amendments
The bill was ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading On Monday next.
Several documents were communicat-
ed by the President and the secretary
OF the Treasury.
The bill for the occupancy of the mouth
OF the Columbia river, was taken up,
but after some discussion, and motion
for rs indefinite postponement, the bill
was laid on the table.
Adjourned
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MAssrAcFuREs.

MAssFAcFUREs.
The bill for the encouragement Of
Manufactures was taken or, the dis
cusssion o. which occupied the remain
der OF the setting.
Adjourned.
Wednesday, February 5.
Mr.. Rochester, from the Select Com
rnIitee appointed on suhjuct OF
regulating the currency OF Foreign
Cons n the United States OF the gold
coins oil Great Britain. France, P0ltu.
al, and spain. aud the Crowns oil
France and five franc pieces, which
Ill was real twice and committed.
The resolution yesterday moved by
Mr Breckeafige, t0f instructng the
Military Committee to establish an
Army Oh The Western Waters, was
10y bis consent laid OH the table.
Tie remainder oil The session was
occupied BY d very warm debate, on Il
motion to appoint u Committee to in
qure BY whom a paragraph i'll certain
painted documents communicated from
The Treasury Department, was sup
pressed IN the printed copy. A PIE
Vlous Committee had exculpatcd Mes
srs. Gales s. Seaton, the Printers
from all blame The motion incu
led, also all inquiry INTO certsin t ans
actions between the Treasury Depart
ment and several western banks.
Adjourned
Thursday, February 6
Mi. Rochester, from the Sclcc,
Comnittce, app olnted On the SUBJECT
OF TIC currency OF the United States,
iiiA'ie 4. report, accompaine by ma
NinS the gold conis OF Great Bfilain,
France, Portugal, and SPAN, re
ceiVaotc IN pay ment on account oil
puo lc lands which was read twice
aud committed
TIE mollon mentioned yesterday,
respecting certain suppressed doeu
inehts, was at length adopted lO7
votes 70
Several documents were communi
Gated from tie public Offices.
AdJ0uin ned
Friday, February z.
On mvt.on oil Dir. fuller it was
ReooiUed, That The Committee Oh
Naval Aiiars be instructed 20 Inquire
nto the cXped ency OF reviving lor a
ilmnedtime the acts allowing pensions
Tor The WIDOWS and orphan CHILDREN
Oh the officers, seamen, and marines
IN the pubic and private armed ships
OF the United States, during the late
war with Great BIlain
THE NEW TARIFF.
On Moti0n, the House went into
COMMITTEE OF ,he Whole Mr.. zhomp
oil Conn Iii the Chair, on the OH tor
the more edectuai encouragement of
domestic manufacture after some de
bate on the subject, Inc Committee rose
aud
The House adjourned to 10 O'Clock.
tomorrow.
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TENDER Goth, 1928 (Which was on his
motion ordered TO be laid on the table
and to be printed ;)-iIe also presented
a report concerning the disbursements oil
public money, which on his motion, was
re-committed to the Committee of III
s3nce
Engrossed bills" incorporating the
Fauquler and Culpeper turnpike Com
pany"-: concerning William Parrett''
with a ryder proposed by Mr.. DAVIS
Of range)--were read third time and
passsd
Most Of this days session was oceu
pied, in executing th. joint order OF the
day for the election OF ten Directors OF
he Board Of Public W orks--result as
to lows:
Far ae Dis.,1c, Uess Flames McLanghlIn,
az fbe 4Heohapu Thomas L. Moore,
donations. { Andrew Russell,
ge,.gee,, he .3leehGny Chsres A. Stuart.
aud tie B!9c Ridge. Iiram L. ople,
Ee,,seeu lie Bh,c Hidgc SAMUEL PANEL,
end lie head Of nae-1 " llilam Eizey,
1saler. { Johu II Cocke,
Delo.s tie head IF tide ) Jehs ". Green,
uatrr. lGeorge Newton.
YESTERDAY, Mr.. Patterson of Il. Of
fered he following resolution:
Ressiued, That the Committee OF
Schoois and Colleges be instructed to re
port bill more eiIectuaily to secure the
application of The pru AIRY school appro-
prlations; and also a bill setting apart
for Colleges AID = cademies a certain
portion Of the literary fund
This resolution WAS rejected.
Nr. Thompson, OF Louisa, offered the
following resolution, which was also re-
.jected:
Resolved, That the Committee for
Court. Of Justice be instructed to enquire,
not onI, into the propriety. but the JUS
tice OF allowing magistrates In the coun-
ties aud corporations of this common
wealth, fees for their services without
the respective Court Houses. for
granting and trying warrants, summon
ing and esamiuing witt esses, issuing at
,acnments, taking dispositions, &C &c.
and that they have leave to report by bill
or otherwise
The ouse took up the University bill,
with the amendment OF sr. Doddridge
and the substitute offered by MIR. Grit
fin.-fhe latter was e,ected4 and the
amendments thereto, was agreed to, and
the bin as amended, ordered 10 be en-
crossed and read third time A fuller
notice of the proceedings on this subject
III our next.
Ga Mr.. Getaways motion, the bill
reducing the pay &c. of the members
of the General Assembly, with the Sen
ate's amendments were amended, and
agreed to--others were disag eed TO, and
the bill returned to the Senate. HE
ayes and noes were taken on these va
rious propositions 9our times Proceed.
ings III our next. The i.euse ADJOURN
ed tomeet this day at 10 o'dock-Enq.
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NORFOLK, Jan. .

Fire This morning fire broke on,
IN The lower story of tie fire proof fame,
store OF Mes,rs. allan 4 raibnt. facinr
Market square and EAin street; land
dreadful to relate, Mr. y. ". Tl.sat
TIC latter Of the ira WI. baca: to L,2th
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
PATENT REPEATING GUNS.

we think it no more than due to 4
useful invention of an American. TO
mention the Patent Repeating Guns, Of
winch we have been much pleased with
a specimen, at Messieurs Glib. and A.
,eHahoers store IN this city. They
nave barrel of the same Dissertation
WIN me common gun with lrom 9 TO 6
ana even / Z touch holes, each .omn,u-
h'ca.'ns with seperate charge-which
are nfed separately one pruning serv-
ING Tor the whole. The charges are Sc
parated from each other in manner TO
render their discharge pert. city safe,
ana the construction and use so SIM
PIE as to be perfectly understood at one
view. The advantages of these Guns
IN attack and defence, require no ey-
PiaHat'on. The power of Que person is
Increased precisely in proportion to tho
NUMBER OF charges, and an assaillant IN
acton OF the most desperate character,
- nus ieti panic ut the repetition Of
Tue SHo's IN quick succession. They
are equally Aseiui TO the sportsman.
s@cannah Georgian.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
Monday, January 27.

The resolutions Of MARYLAND Omen
toned in the proceedings of the Senate)
were com nunlcated to the House.
Mr. .Neaie moved to take up the bill
extending the jurisdiction of justice, Of
peace IN the DIS rict OF Columbia, which
mo''on Wa, nesatlved, SO only voting in
favour of it.
The engrossel bill for the better or
ganizatlon OF the District Court OF the
United States within the District of
louisiana" was read a third time, PAS
SEQ, and sent to the Senate Ter ceGcur-
renee
DISBURSEMENT OF PUBLIC MONIES.
The tloase, then on motion of Mr..
Bassett, proceeded to the consideration
Of the amendments of the Senate to the
bill con eruing the disbursement OF pub
lie uonies. The amendments were a.
greed to, and tbs bill now wants only
the signature Of tie President, to become
a law.
The ouse refused, 100 to 81, to take
up the bill Tor the occupancy of Column
bia river.
Adjourned.
Tuesday Jannary %.
The report of the Commissioners of
Maryland and Virginia to survey the Po-
toaac was laid before tae House.
.Nr. JIG Lans reported bill making
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to be engrossed for third reading.
Adjourned.

Adjourned.
Tuesday, Fsbruary4
Tie engrossed bill providing Tor
the accommodation, OF the Circuit
Court of Washington, county, N the
District o! Columbia, was read a thru
time aud passed-ayes 81
The resolution offered yesterday Ivy
Mr. Smith, OF Md relative to the 81
yer coins of Mexico, was taken up
and agreed to.
Mr.. Fan Duke, from the select
Committee to winch was referred the
bill, together with substitutes proposed
thereto. for abollshlng imprisonment
for DEBT, reported new oil, cmora
cling number oil sections; which bill
was read.
Ait. Barbou laid before The Senate
an act of The British Plriilnc.it, pas
sed June, 1872, to regulate Trade be
tween the British possessions IN =
merica and The West Indies, and
other places IN America aud the West
Indies ; which act was, on motion Of
Mr.. Il. ordered t. be printed.
The oh 10 divide Inc state o. South
Carolina into two judicial districts Was
taken up IN COMMITTEE OF tue Whole,
Mr. NILS Hthe chair
tIedneSday, February 5
The bill 10 ltvide the STATE vi South
Carolina into two judicial districts !;
Was read Il third time and passed.
The Senate resumed the eonsidera
zion OF OIL from the other House, to
make perpetual an act passed me Sd OF
march, 1917, entitled An act to con
time III force an act "iurther to pro-
vide Tor the collection OF duties OH I'M
ports and tonnage, passed the Sd OF
March, l5lo, and for other purposes. !"
Debate on this DILL occupied The re
malnder oil the session Ii was finally
postponed to Monday next.
Adjourned.
Thursday, February6
Mr. Brown. OF Ohio, from the COM
mlttee on Roads and Canals, reported
bill supplemental to the act TO author
lie the appointment OF Commissioners
10 lay out a road a continuation OF the
Cumberland Road from the OHIO
to the Mississippi river. This bill
provides that the road shall he laid out
SO as to pass through Columbus, India
napouo, anu NanoalA, tlic ,c.ls OF gov
ernment OF the states OF Ono, India
IA, aud Illinois +; that it shall be laid
out III one year that but one Com
missioner instead OF three shall be ap
pointed TO perform tse ,duty and that
Il further sum OF COCO dollars shall be
appropriated for the OBJECT. The bill
was read twice by general consent.
The Senate then went into the cQiI
sideratlon OF Executive business after
Nhlcnthey
Adjourned.
Friday, Febuary7.
Dir Taylor, OF Virginia, delivered
his views at large en- his pre- position to
amend the constitution; 4ts-r ne had
concluded the further consideration;
thereof was postponed until Tuesday
next, and the Senate al lourned to
Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09
tFrom the Taunton Free Press.l
PRESIDENTIAL,

1t has been frequently asserted in many Of
thenewspapers friendly to MIR. Adams, that all
New England is decidedly in favour Of elect
Ing him to- The Presidency. 1t has more fire.
quently still hecninsisted upon, that AIassa
chuselts IS unanimous in his favor. These
bold and unqualified declarations are certain
iy too strong. Several papers have expressed
preference for the recollection of Mr.. Mon
roe, and others have devoted themselves to
the cause Of MIR. Calhoun There are besides
many indications that the people ar. not unit
cd ~ wishing for the election Of Ur Adams.
Al least such ate our impressions aud we
make the Suggestion, that the people may
enquire for themselves, and form an 0pininn
independent Of themere assertions 81 any in
dlvldual Orparty.
Whoever are candidates for osicia employ
ment III our country become public objects Of
remark, and it would be "a unwise To refuse
an Investigation Of the merits of An individual
proposed for Office, as to permit him To- pos
sess himself Of il at once, and transmit it tO
hIs successor by his last will and testament.
Ana whenever there is competition between
Different candidates, the enquiry should not b,
confined 10 one, bat comparison BE- insti,ut
cd between them ~. This should be done in
calm and dispassiOnste reasoning.
Mr. Adams has several competitors for the
station TO which he aspires. They are men
who have sustained themselves with so much
talent and integrity as 10 have excited The ad.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr. Jennings, at Indiana, appeared antttUok
his seat ycstc rday. 10 addition 10 the Mem.
bers already anuouucrd
On m.tion of Mr.. Taylor, il was
OTdered, That the call for petitions he dis
pBnsed with. and that the several standing
committees be n0w appointed in pursuance OF
!he rules aud orders OF the House. (The
Speaker appoints the committees; and they
viii be announced at the next Meeting of The
House.
o. motion Of Mr.. Taylor, twas
OTdertd, That when the House adiourns, it
will adjourn to meet again on Friday The 9TH
instant.
The House resolved itself into n cnmmitiea
Of the whole on the state of ibe Union MIR.
Condici in the chair. and proceeded to The
consideration Ofthe Message of the President
of the u. States.
Mr. TayIor, of Nrw York, submitted the
following resolutions:
/ Resolved, That nurh of the Message Of The
Pr,slom, Of Tho Urred Sues as concerns our poIa.
cal relations viii o'bei ndrpenden nj governments bo
feferted 10 he C"dn'iueo on Fore,en Affairs
q Resolved, Thtt 80 much Of The Presidents Mes.
as relates To- cnn'me'cc, 10 he erection of piers
IN the DriINatc b4v, a~d removal of oistruc s,ous
tie tnrlDce Of The hsrhor Of ,he Port OF Pressure
lie he referred 10 tie COmr,,,ira az (onlmetre
g. Received, That 80 mach ~ The President Mes,
.Hge ~ relitcS &" REVISION Of The Ia, r. With
10 the enrour ,grrGm OF " ,nulicfnres he referred
~ the Committee on Manufactures.
=. Resolved, fhat go 4, Of ihc Presidents Mes,
sage relates tie Army. The hlilnm tire Ord
nance Department, he N,litary Academy, For,ifca-
ions, htmorirs ,'Ud Arsrnals, be referred 10 The
Cumn,itlee on M.Trry Afdrs
Rrsol,ed fait So mnrh Of The Presidents Nes-
s,g" - rcIUes 10 Tive organization Of tie Nssdl Es-
tthshmco, ard tie suppression &c Piracy be refer
| red IN the Conmlitre on Naval Afars
g. Resolved, That Giuth Of lie Presidents Nips.
snge as rrla'es ~ The Revenue aud die redemption
or he Public Debt, lie referred ~ tue Cooniifee of
Was aud Means.
| T. Resolved That so much &c The Presidents Mes
| ssge M concerns ibo Post Once Department, and
the revision 81 tie Laws relating lie s,o,e, I've efer-
red 10 The Committee on the Post Office aud Post
/ iiosds.
| Resolved, TIA 90 much &c the Presidents Mes.
s,go reates TO the settlement, Of iae Public Ae-
counts, be referred 10 the Convd;se on Pohlic Ex-
pendiiuirs-
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Eighteenth Congress.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1898.
IN SENATE

Mr. Noble submitted the following resoln-
ton, which was read and laid upon tn, table;
Hssoirsd, That the ScuaIr WI 90 Ffi,lo, NEXT az
IL o'clock, proceed 10 tho appointment of lhe stsu,
lns committees of this House
The following resolution, submitted by Mr..
Dickrrson. was read and laid upon the liable,
Resolved, That committee of three members be
appointed, who, "rh brse member, Of tle n ,,se of
Representatives, to he appointed hy that House shall
have the direction OF The money appropris'ed 20 the
purchase of books and maps ho use If the two
Houses Of Congress.
On motion of Mr.. Holmes, of Maine, ia
was ordered, that when the Senate adjourns, ia
will adjourn To meet again ON Friday next; and
The Senate then adjourned Over 10 Friday
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GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

Extract ola letter ddted .HlLiedgeuiIe, Nor. CT
An effort was made yesterday to move the
seat OF government from this place TO the
town Of Macon but it was lost by large
majority.
4 bill has been introduced in the House,
having for IFS object the reduction OF the fees
Of all the public officers throughout the State.
The memorial from the freehoders, mer-
chants, and citizens Of Savannah, pointing out
the causes Of the depression Of trade 10 that
city, aud praying ofthe Legislature to inter-
pose and relieve them frOm tie causes enume-
rated, has been read IN both Houses aud re-
ferred to joint committee.
A bill is before The house to lay oifthe State
toto Senatorial Districts, and to reduce thy
number of Representatives from each county,
ia the Legislature.
A bill altering the militia act passed in 1919,
has passed the Senate and a bill 10 vest IN
the people the power Of eIeciing the Governor
of The State by general ticket, has bceu read
twice in that budy this bill will probably
meet the assent both Houses this session.
What its fate will be at the next meeting oil
the Legislature, it's impossible to say.
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FROM RIO JANEUnO.

NORFOLK. December 1.-The brig Homer.
Phillips, from Rio Ja,ciro bound To Baltimore.
PA, iuto Hampton Roads on Saturday. On ac-
count of head winds. Capt Thomas Evans.
oil this town, who is -ou hoard the Homer, has
sent Us up by pilot boat, the Dirio de Rio
de Jaueiro, of Tue 4th and 9th October. Ii
appears by the paper of the 4,h that the
American ship Bristol Trader had arrived the
day before in % days from Montevideu the
captain stated that General I.ucor had his head
Quarters 7leagues from the city of Monieyi deo.
We have also received a letter from Can't.
Evans, stating that the u. S. irigate Congress,
Capt. Bi1dir was al Rio - hen the Homer left
there 10 sail soon for the United States, taking
The West lndies in her way and that Mr.
Rodney & suite had taken passage for Buenus
Ayres in the ship Sally Of Salem.
The report of The surrender of N!aranham TO
the Emperor's authority, Capt Evans states,
was confirmed by dispatches from Lord
Cnchrane, who commanded the Imperial
forces, and who was daily expected at Rio
Herald.
we learn that the Independence "a, now al
Boston, Is Ia be fitted out immediately, EARNED
en- GiteJ As the flag ship ofCommodure Porter
on the West India station. She will aot be in
readiness Ia accompany the squadron, now
fitting at w ashington, but will sail in short
time AFTER, rs we hear for Matanzas, which, il
Is said, will hereafter be the Rendezvous of the
flag snip.
The U. S. ship Peacock, in charge of 1t. F.
Forest, arrived IN this harbour yesterday
morning, from Washington, and proceeded up
to the Navy Yard this ship is To accompany
the irISate United States TO the Pacific IA YES
sci ot smaller drauShi of water than the flag
ship being required for con, enient commune
cation with several Of the ports OF that sea-
ahe Hornet was intended for this service, but
Was found To require 100 great repair To be
got ready in time. The Peacock and Hornet,
ne learn, ara to exchange officers and creGs,
and the latter when equipt, is to join the anti
piraticai squadron.
The john Adams, the present flag ship oil
Com. Porter, has been retittrd, aud is mo-
men,ly expected here from Washington.