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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-02
PHINEAS LANNEY

HAS just received, and offers for sale; Mala
= ga wine in quarter casks
Sweet oil, in boxes Of one dozen bottles
Loaf sugRr, refined in Philadelphia
Sperm candles, Rodman's brand
And few bales of cotton NAV II
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-17
sUGAR. COFFEE. WINi...ato

Holm II. LADO s. Co. offer for sale, hhds
- Isl, ID and Sd quality Muscovado sugars
Boxes Of Havana clayed sugar
Bags Havana green and ST Domingo coffee
Hhds w rum years old
Pipes COgnac and Marseilles brandy
Bbls " prime beef
Boxes white and marbled CASTLE soap
Dozen sweet oil
Transparent and Windsor soap, yellow soap,
mould candles, plaster, hops, cassea, red ochre
stone and glass ware.
Old T. Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes
quarter and half quarter casks
Old Port, Pico, Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Tene-
rifle, Malaga, Sherry, Burgundy, Malmsoy ,Claret
Muscat, and Currant wine in casks and cases
joan II. Badd d Co. being agents for the Sc
F'r;d manufactures, regularly supplied with
arsassortment Of cut nails and hrads from 3D. to
- Writing, printing, and sugar loaf paper
Binders and band box boards. A great variety
T OF boots, shoes and hats. Straw cutting ma
chimes, and Freedoms patent Ploughs Of assort-
4 ed sizes, with extra shares. oct %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-17
Dying, Securing, and Dressing
Establishment,

Corner Of Prince and Fairfar streets.
ToSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, woollen, and cot
- ton dyer and scourer, from England, res
pectfully tenders his grateful Acknowledgements
TO the ladies and gentlemen of Alexandria, for
the liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here;
and hopes by his unremittng care, uniform
punctuaIity, and moderate prices, to merit, a con-
tinuance oftheir CUSTOM
J.W.'s mode of securing and dressing by
STEAM sPoS5IEG, has peculiar efficacy in ex-
tracing all kinds Of spots, slams, 1OH-mOUidS,
&c from all woollen, cotton and silk clothes, and
stuHs, &c. so that gehtlemen's coats, panta-
looms, vests &c and ladies' habits,merino shawls,
lace wells, &C. will be restored to their first co.
Tor and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para.
soils, &c eIeanedj dyed and dressed IN the neat
est manner, as to equal their original appea-
rance. Military uniforms, gold and silver en-
broidery, fringe, epauets, tassels, &c cleaned
and polished to equal their original brilliancy.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-17
SPIRITS, CHEEsE,etc.

TIME subscribers have received . hhds ia
Il maica and Antigua spirits of excellent
quality. Also, a supply Of Goshen cheese, in
urine order; old whiskey in bblb; common in
do; pipe CognaE brandy / 10 Holland gin,
few quarter casks dry Lisbon, Tenerife, and
Madeira wines vinegar in hhds. aud bbls to-
gether with general assortment Of foceries
june p z. T. RAMSAY g. Go.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-17
LINDSAY & HILL

AFFER for sale, the following articles, viz.
~ loo hhds and $50 bbls Baltimore and Penn
sylvania whskey
81 hhds LIST and ID quality n Orleans sugar
Is do N Orleans and w India molasses
10000 lbs excellent green coffee
l5o chests, half chests and ten catty boxes
gunpowder, imperial and Y hyson teas,
Of an excellent quality
Q pipes brandy
Q do II gin
Q or casks Lisbon
6 do do Malaga WINE
Q half pipes Mountain Port
2ooo bush coarse o. ' and ground alum Salt
90 boxes York m anufactured soap
30 do tin
600 do Nova Scotia herrings
hhds cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbls
Timothy and clover seed
Family -four as usual
We wish to purchase wheat;ge & cora. sep21
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-17
FOR SALE.

0SufNS
John Mciver, Francis Peyton, aud Jonah
Thompson, surviving commissioners under
commission against Josiah Watson bankrupt,
Margaret Chaplin, administratrix OF Gurden Cha
pin, Sarah Harper, administrators of Joseph
Harper, James III Hooe, administrator of VIM
Hodgson, Letitiak cnEedy adm stratrix ofJas
Kennedy, junior, Ohm MclAer, assignee of Eli
sha G. Dick, James Keith, Richard NJ Scor,
Lawrence Berry, John Muncaster, J Ohm GuIck
Mathew Page, Francis Stribling, GAVIN Hamil
ton John Hopkins, John Pancosst, Samuel
Nichols, James Keith, jr. Ann Hunter, Walter
A. Smith, James Sanderson, administrator of
Wm. J. Hall, Robt Tailor surviving Administrator
OF sWilson, Jonah Thompson Richard Veitch
lately trading under the firm of Thompson and
Veitch, Joseph Tidball, William Tay or, John
Bachelor, Richard Peitch, Andrew Ramsay and
Wm. Ramsay lately trading under the firm Of
Andrew and VIM Ramsay, Edward Graham,
administrator of VIM. Graham, John r.. Cooke
and John X Cooke, exectors of Stephen Cooke
deceased-DEFENBAETs
III HE defendants, Lawrence Berry, John Gu
Il lick, Mathew Page, Gavin HamiIson, John
Hopkins, Jno. Pancoast, Saml. Nichols, AnnHun
ter, Walter Is. Smith, J Joseph Tidball, VIM. Tay-
Tor, John Bachelor, John f Cooke and John
II. Cooke, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the statute and
rules of this court, and it appearing to the
court upon affidavit fled, that they are not in
habitaDts of the district af Columbia. On mo
tion of the compainant,b by tins counsel, il is Or
dered That they appear here, on ,or before the js
day o. next May term, and enter their appear
ance in this suit, and give security for perform
ing the detrees of the court and that a copy Of
this order be published in one of the public
newspapers printed in the town of Alexandria,
for two months successfully, and that another
copy be pasted al the front door of the court
housr of said county. A copy test,
feb 10 2m EDMUND I. LEE.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-17
ST.. lomingo Coffee. etc.

st. domingo Coffee, etc.
~ bags ST. Domingo coffee, of superior
, 4 quality just received per sloop Regula-
tor and brig Columbus, from Port au
'rince, and for sale by
SAM'L. MESSERSMITH,
WHO HAS IN STORE
100 bbls Baltimore whiskey
% do apple brandy
100 mats cassia
20 sacks blown salt
% half chests imp. and gunpowder tea
rs ten catty boxes do do
boxes each cont'g 90 two ID cannis-
tiers do
1900 lbs Laguira green coffee
1900 do st Domingo do do
40 bundles sugar loaf paper
Sicily Madeira, Comenar, W.:
Malaga and Canary
Cognac, brandy, Holland gin
Pecan nuts, superior Havana segars
Hampers of porter and wine bottles
Sweet oil in TASKS
Mould candles--low to close sales
Bakers chocolate, Nos 81
Baltimore do Nos l, 2, SO
Muscatel raisins
Goshen cheese, &c. dec 6
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-17
WM. GNNnFLL e Co.

VIM. GDOnFLL e Go.
HCogse, az Prince asld Ll''io'= Streets
NFFER tor sale 400 bush first quality seed
~ potatoes, 20O0 punches onions, 10 bar
reis sweet northern cider
1000 W.T. new bacon we'll cured
Bcets, oats; and black eyed peas
Hhds and tierces moasses
Hhds and bbls sugar
Bills beef (mess and prime No u
DO mess pork, Goldfish
Mackerel Nos /, . and 8 in bbis & hall bills
Bbls tanners oil
Bags coffee and pepper, kegs pimento
Boxes best mould candles at low price
Do Nos ! and 2 chocolate
Chests Ii tea, Souchong dc
Imperial and gunpowder do in boxes and
Id cannisters
Kegs butter superior quality
Do lard, fresh raisins, cheese
Whiskey, peach brandy, loaf sugar
Stoughton's bitters in bottles
Papers spice bitters
Indigo, copperas, powder and shot
Ravens duck, wiring paper, quilts very
cheap
Seine twine, cotton yarn
Domestic plaids, stripes and checks
Paints and oils, with variety Of other ar
ticles at wholesale or retail. B. Ship stores
put up on the best terms Jan %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-17
COACH MAKING.

THE subscribers take this method of in
Il forming the public that they have severe
Coaches, Gigs and Barouches, on hand, which
they will dispose Of on moderate terms.
JOHN SUFFER- & Co.
on Pitt-st between King & Cameron ste.
jan 3m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

Extract Of letter from La Guayra, re-
csived at Philadelphia, dated Gath Mo-
uember 1929.
"We have five battaions in Truxilo,tw
of which ale troops lately come trom b.
gotta, besides two squadrons at cavalry {;
light body OF troops in Carora. number
unknow u; the battalion Boyaca 800 strong
in 3arqu,simeto. under command OF Col.
Maoriouc; 1900 men IN Coro, Of the bat
talions Caracas, Occidehle, OrInoco and
Volunteers two battallions na'nel y Gren-
adiers aud Auzoaiegul, OF 1000 men each,
and 800 men OF the battalion Carabobo,
and the cavalry OF Apure besides mum.
Der of militia, 10 all 1910 men, in Va.en-
cia and in Cozabas 760 men OF the bat
talon Apure.
General Montilla had $500 men be.
fore Maracaibo to which must be ad.
ded 600 of the battalion Tiradores, and
loo cavalry, body OF brave troops lever
conquered before, which sailed from here
on board the national brig independence,
and thee schrs. to reinforce Montiila.
s'Mr. Tea has lately raised upwards OF
nine millions OF dollars in London, and
bought very cheap, tor cash, several men
Of war vessels, of which the corvette,
Constitution Of go guns, now lying IN this
port, is one, with one hundred and htty
thousand dollars in doubloons on board,
besides The orig MI quito OF 10 guns, like.
wise arrived. Next week we will begin
10 look out tor a man of war brig from
Eng having under her convoy an A.
merican merchantmen with the guns Tor
the CONSTITUTION. we have already en-
gagged 81 gun ship and 40 gun irIgate,
to be here in Two months, with two brlgs
OF war more. Mr.. Zea Dough, an immense
quantity of clothing and other necessaries
Tor our armies-in a word, Colombls IS
unconquerabe. acknow lodged by the u
nited States, one of the first nations on the
globe, her flag and commerce admitted
into all the. British, French and Dutch,
European and American ports, supported
by The great men Of Britain, and possess
ing adequate means in herself, she has NO
more to combat and reduce. except Mara
caibo sn6 Puerto CabeIIo, which must soon
fall Why need she fear worn out SPAN,
on the border OF sell destruction by her
intestine connections We have been Of
ferpd Of late, loan of ten millions OF dol
lars from some merchants in England,
and y millions from the U. S. at the mod
crate premium of per CEN. and under
certain conditions, too long 10 be enune-
rated"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

RICHMOND, JAN 9.-Yeslerdsy The LIE
gislature were almost entirely employed
in the election oi Register OF the Land
Office. The subject seemed 10 excite
good deal of interest in The House OF Del
pgates, and called forth much and very
animated discussion The points are
such as would be difficult either TO con-
dense or to amplify, without running the
risk Of doing injustice to one OF The canni
d.tes-.o his parlIzans and bis opponents.
The question principally turned upon Ger
tain official acis OF the incumbent on the
Office Whether those acts were or were
not justified by sound Interpretation oil
The law, under which he acted.
The candidates brought forward were
Mr.. WIN. G. Pendlelon, tthe incumbent,)
Col. James Robertson, from Amelia.
member OF the State Senate and Mr..
Thomas Miller, a Clerk in the Office. Al
ter great variety of speaking. in the
House of Delegates, the election was de-
,ermined by Joint ballot OF both Houses
majority being necessary to choice.
The first ballot resulted thus:
Pendleton 80
Robertson 81
Miller 20
Mr.. Miller was dropt by the rnl OF the
House, and the Cd ballot was as follows
Robertson 81
Pendleton 80
Scattering
No majority no election The third
ballot gave this result:
Robertson lOl
PendIe,on SO
Scattering
So Mr.. Robertson was declared duly e
lec,ed Register Of the Land Office for one
year
The order OF the day for proceeding to
the election Of Brigader General to sup
ply the place OF Gen. Madison promoted,
was postponed I'LL this day in conse-
auence of the late hour at which the cleo
ton of the Register was concluded.
JAN l0.--Mr. Spooner, from the joint
committee Of the Senate and House OF
DSsgates. for examining the state OF the
Bank OF Virginia AM The Farmers Bank
OF Virginia, presented report with sun
dry documents-which was laid upon the
table.
Mr Eppes also presented report from
the military committee; which was la'd
upon the table.
A memorial was received from John q.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

Jackson, 10 opposition 10 the petition 9.
sunday iOhabiauts o, Monoogal ia COUNT.
for aboiishing the Monongalla Na,igalian
Conpany-Reiered TO the Commute, q,
Roads and Internal Navigation
he two houses proceeded according 10
their join, order, TO the election "i Briga.
der General to supply the vacancy occa.
stoned by the promotion oi Gen. William
Madison. Messrs Linn Banks, speaker OF
the H. of Delegates, aud Lawrence +.
Dade, member OF the Senate. were put In
nomination. The ballot stood thus Dad.
1914 Banks I0I, Scattering 1. So Colonel
Dads as elected.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

The ship Aurelia, at Boston from Mala-
gs, brings Madrid papers 20 the isth Nov.
The affair. oil Spain continue IN an unset
tied state. The cOrtes have agreed to
raise foreign legion, to be composed OF
refugees from other countries who have or
may enter Spain. Bertrand de Lis moved
that a formal demand should be made on
France not to afford an asylum TO Span
iaris who eonspired against Spain, and
whether FIancs was 10 be considered as
trend OF Toe The motion was lost by a
majority OF s OF 8. The civil war coutin-
ued to rage in Catalonia. A letter from
Malaga, Nov. Is, says, that affairs in Ca.
talonia have taken favorable turn, and
the factions will no doubt be soon put
down. Tomorrow We shall have the plea.
sure OF seeing half dozen pirates hung
up 10 gibbets, on the coast, for having
murdered the crew Of market vessel a.
bout NO yesrs ago"
The schr Cecilia, Hampton, of Phla-
delphia. from Curacao for Gibraltar,
sprung a leak while hsSltng round the
west OF the island. on the 4lh of Decem-
Der. at 10 O'Clock at night, and in less
than haIf an nour after The leak was dis
covered, she went 10 the bottom about a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

Ata meeting of the Stockholders of the Lit.
tie RIVER Turnpike COMPANY, held the 10Th
Instant, the following named persons we're e.
lected Co serve for the ensuing year, viz:
Phineas Janney, President.
Charles Lewis,
Abiiah Jannev, n
George Carter,
Reuben Johnston,
Jonah Thompson, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14
Congress Of the United States.
SEVENTEENTH CoaGhEss-2D SESSION.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1923,
IN SENATE.

The President OF the Sesnte commu.
bica.ed letters from the Secretary of
the Navy, transmitting copies OF the
Naval Register, Tor the current year.
and he names compensation, &c. #
the Clerks employed in that Depart.
ment.
Mr.. Williams. of Tenn. from the
Committee on Military Affairs, to
which was referred the bill from tina
other House, to continue in force the
present mode of supplying the army,
reported the same withou, amaDdnent
Mr.. Taylor, of Virginia. gave notice
that he should Tomorrow ask leave IN
introduce Join, resolution, pro, osing
an am. ndment TO the Constitution Of
the United States
MIR. Lowrie submitted the following
resolut on:
Resohed, That the Committee on Public
Lands be instructed to inquire into the e &c.
diency OF providing by law Tor the sale OF the
tracts Of tho public land, on which are lead
mines or salt sp ,ngs, which have heretofore
been TeseTNeG from Sdic, Vi may mel eater be
surveyed by the United States.
Mr.. Noble submitted a resolution.
instructing the committee OF Public
Lands to inquire into the expediency
of amending the act OF May last, grant.
ing to William Conner, his wife and
children, a tract of land, so as to vest
the Zee simple to the tract of land in
The said William Conner.
The Senate, according to the order
of the day, took up the bill to abolish
iml risonment for debt.
MIR. Van Buren, moved, by way of a.
mendment, a substitute Tor ne bill, EN-.
bracing several sections. and a variety
Of provisions and qualifi atoms OF tho
broad principle laid down in the origi-
nal bill. lie followed his motion with
some remarks explanatory of the q.
mendment he offered, and the reasons
why he deemed the bill iDexpedlent
wi, hcut his notifications
Mr.. Mills, of Mass. also submitted
briefly his objections to the bill as ori.
gipsily proposed, the reasons why he
could not support it unless materially
modified, aud certain amendments
hich he should offer in addition to
those already proposed
Mr.. Johnson, OF Ken replied to both
the preceding gentlemen, and defended
the bill against their objections.
The Senate then adjourned
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

The proceedings of Congress OF the 10th IS
this iay omitted, u give room for other matter.
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coMMUNICATEp.

coMMUsICATEp.
SIR. Snow ien--l have read with great
pleasure the FIRST edition Of very interest,"
sng little work called "The History of Da-
mel the Prophet" and j, has been so well
received that a second edition is about to
be published The importance otImpres-
sing on the minds Of the rising generation
tia, love Of ruth and veneration Of rel'-
gion, is universally acknowledged and it
is hoped that every parent in this town
will avail himself of this opportunity Of
ponuiing the happiness and welfare 'ot
his children. x.
4 subscription paper is left at this Of
ice.
The hill for aholishing the religious test
IN thee Constitution OF Maryland, has passed
the Senate Of that State, by one vote ma.
FORTY, q 10 81 and it ia said will pass
The House OF Delegates, t.Vaf. Int.
40 earthquake was experienced at the
Isle az Noix, (Cansda,) on the Slst OF De-
cember Its duration was about four or
five seconds, commencing with ruInbling
noise, and ending like The 6riRg OF cannon.
The slnop Eliza NicoIl, Perry, from N.
Beiord tor New-York. was driven ashore
nesr Black Rock, during the snow storm
on Saturday night, ana Of eight persons on
board, SIX were lost. The captain and
mate were saved.
The schr Lingan, OF Castine, command
ed by & y. Haskell, sailed from 81 An
drews for New-York on the 9th OF Dec.
On the I7ih OF the same N violent snow
storm, the vessel was cast away on Burnt
Coal Island, to the South OF Houat Desert,
where the captain aud al! on board perish
ed
The following important mercantile IN
formation has been obligingly communica-
ted tor publication Fed GGS.,
Eustatas, dated Dec. 5, 1879.
81 will thans you TO give notice TO our
fellow citizen. concerned in the British w.
India trade, that Mr. Woodiey, the Attor>
ney General at st. Kits, has given it as
a.. opinion, that any vessel coming to an
chor in the road, having on boo Z prohIbl'
ted articles, IS an importation; and liable
to he seized, under the late West India
trade bill "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

mile from land. The captain, crew and
one passenger. with great d'ibcuity saved
themselves in the b1ai, but without sln.
gle article OF any description. except what
clothing they had on. Fac cargo consist.
ing of cocoa, and the vessel are estimated
to be worth 80 900 dollars. One OF her
crew has arrived 10 the Vestai.
[Phiad Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

The whole number of passengers arr'v'
ing from torelga porls 10 the p.'rts OF the
Uni'ed States, from tie lst Oct. 1921, to
the S0ih September l822, ,s reported ny
the Secretary OF State tn have been S482 ;
OF WHOM 5Sil were mates, and 1885 ie-
maies-,he sex of the remainder not being
req ,r;sd to the Department of State. Oh
these a considerable proportion were OF
course ciuiz US of the United States return
ing from visits to foreign countries. A large
majority. however, were foreigners.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14
UNFORTUNATE OCCUR RENEE.

Some tilna since. misunderstanding
took place I Richmond, Ky. between
Ea.nund irwin. esq. OF that place, and Mr.
Mainng5y editor of the Richmond Ne
publican 1t appears Mr.. NJ. had made
some editorial remarks in his paper calcu-
dated TO wound Mr. Irvin's feelings. AZ
ter having read the offensive paragraph, he
procured a cowhide. and proceeded 10 the
printing Office and attempted TO apply il to
Mattingby. who mad provided himself with
a pistol, and, shot Mr., Irwin in The breast,
who tell and expired in a few seconds
Mr.. irwin had only been marriei three
weeks Rrevious to this unfortunate occur
renee, 10 the daughter of General Green
Clay. Nr, Maltingby has been tried be.
lore an examining court and acquitted.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

tectlOn OF Ger am QoHiesic mandiac>
! lures" which was twice read and cons
| mhted.
Mr.. Sloane. from the committee on
Elections, made report. declaring the
legality of the credentials Of Messrs. I.
dree, McKim, and Hamiton, members
of this House; which was ordered to
lie on the table.
Mr.. Cambreleng rose and said, that,
when the resolution relating to the case
Of Mrs. Denny, was yesterday adopted
by the House, his colleague, MIR Nor
gan } was not aware that be (Mr. c.
had then III his possession a petition
and document upon that subject. which
10 had been prevented from present.
ing by a rule of the House-he would
now SIX leave to present it.
Leave being granted
Mr.. G.. presented the petition oil Re-
neIope Denny. Mrs. Denny, be saia,
had doub.e claim Oh the liberallty ana
Justice of tie nation: she was the WI
dow of a revolutionary officer and the
mother Of james Denny, late quarter
gunner of the United States schooner
Alligator, who fell at the side OF hIs
gallant commander. Accompanying
the petition was certificate of Gen
eral Robert Swartwbut, stating tina!
the deceased, during his lifetime, had
appropriated the half ofhis pay'o sop
DOT. his aged and destitute mother;
While the House were passing a oil!
for the relief of the mother and sister
of ~. commander, it would not dishon.
or the memory of brave man. u "
should be accompanied by bill tor eA-
tending the same justice to the mother
of an humble but gallant sailor.
The petition was referred to the CONF
mittee on Naval Affairs.
On motion of Mr. Rankin, II was
Resoired, That committee be aPPo'nteds
INQUIRE into the eypsdiency Of assigning 70 INC
territory of Arkansas such limits as shall op'
stitute the limits Of anv state hereafter 10 y
formed from said territory and OF Pre'entlns
settlements on the lands of the Inited otao,
of indian lands, west OF those limits ana ,"'S
said committee have leave to report oy d" o.
otherwise.
On motion Of Mr.. Eustis it was
Rrsoirea. That a select COMMITTEE oe
pointsd to in iuire whether any legislative "o,
vision is necessary to effect hhh '''O''"
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TUESDAY MORNING. JAN. II.