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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-09
NOTICE.
REMOVAL.
TIE subscriber has removed lis Store TO
No. u, Market Street.

One door below his former sand His stock being con.
sideraby enlarged, comprises general assortment of
HARDWARE, Cutlery Pants, Oil, Wndow-Glass, Plated
Coach and Gig Mounting, saddlery, Looking Glasses,
Walters, Carpenters Planes and other Tools
Aso,-Clover, Timothy, Herd and Orchard Grass seed
- JOSEPH GRUBB
wilmington, lUth mo " 1873. 82-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-09
NOTICE.

a MEETING of the NonslGh Marsh Company win be
"a sa ne,a at .he mouse OF William llerman Newport, Del
n" SATURDAY me tenth day of January next at O'Clock,
~ for the purpose of choosing officers for said comps
ny fort the ensuing year. ''->' 0'"'~
JOHN BARR, ,,.
Dec 90, 1928 'H'iLA q,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-09
TURNPIKE ELECTION

VIE stockholders of the Wilmington and Great Valley
turnpike Road are hereby notified to attend their an.
naa Election, at the house of Joel T. Baiy Brandv~;
on Monday the 18th day of January next at o'cock
VI Tor me purpose of eectng President, six Managsrs
and Treasurer, according to law. '-4""6 etS'
BrandYwine, Dec. 10, 1898 ~; oeay'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-09
HOPES

Delaware State Lottery Office, next house but Ora
low the wilmington and Brandywinc Bank '"e oe-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-09
HOTEL.

HOTEL.
xE1zA THE subscriber having taken the
MM5k!lG House lately occupied by James Frazer, in
EN FitM the Town of Newcastle, respectfully soi-
sseSSE cts share of public patronage This House,
where the Judges Of the several Courts and the Gentlemen
OF the Bar, generally put during Court Terms, sstaed
opposite the Court House, commands fine view of the
River Delaware and the Fort the Pea Pach and is well
calculated for comfort at any of the year has
undergone considerable repair and has attached to
large stable and she'd in complete ORDER and fine yard
Passages in the Dover Stage, Wilmington Hack, and
Steam Boat for Philadelphia, can be taken.
HENRY STEELE.
April 1, 1925. Soft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-09
BENJAMIN POTTAGE,
Copper and Tin Plate Worker.

respectfully informs the public that he ;nter ~ e,rn
nngand, and is therefore selling articles in his line
very reduced Prices until the Goth Of The ,xesent MONTH
"e gay ne intends to offer Public Sale at his store
, market street, all kinds of TIN and iron ware such
~ o0erS, sauce pans, coffee potts. buckets. stoves and
rn d poxes, cotton cans, tin bobbns block tin
ne WIN continue to carry his business until the 1st
DAY OF March, when he will expose to pnb Gr sa I his
and kitchen furniture, with whatever may be
nn on hand of his stock in trade.
q"sed 70 carry on the above business and
70 make TN machinery for Cotton and oolen
b. Pottage. sam " applying "
ra ~. person? indebted to b. Oege are requested to
MAKE immediate payment, and those having demand will
present their accounts for settlement "''"'noS wa
Wilmington, Jan. Q. 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

THE Estate on Thar. cs. street, form.
Il erIy the residence oS Gov wANrox, being
divided by entries throvrin the piddie, and having
two front entrances, ed separate kitchens and ceI
lars u would acer ,umoda,e two separate families
"'n or corv sHient rooms each, besides plaster
ea rooms VI '.se gsrret. It has good garden, and
ihe 'ot er ends TO the bsrhor The house has lately
neen .oroughy repaired, and is perfectly sound )
F" ",nay be purchased at a low price. and p~ymeN
may be made in FIVE or more (f requred) yearly in.
s,slim ts security upon the estate would be accep.
ted for ~ excep, the 6rst payment. The same es
tate IL oH, ed TO be let.
OS 16 hazard.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
SCHOOL BOOKS.

WEBsrKR's. AIden's, and Cummings spelIp
w books. English Reader, Columbian OrS,or.
Murray's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary. Cumming
and Morse's Geography and Atlas. Dabolis Ara
metic, Tcstamen,s, and every other kind OF schnri
books usually wanted, by the dozen or single atve
low prices --Also blaak account and record book.
Dowditchs Navigator. and Bunts Coast Phois
writing an4 letter paper, Watts and Metbodir"
hymn books |; Church prayer books, Bridgewslrp
Collection, ;2tb edition.
ALMANAC. .,, p
Bickerstsf's Rhode Island, Farmers and Chflo'
tsn Amanacs, Tor 1924. by the groce, dozen or sh'
gle. III ~
'., PAPER HaNCLNCS.
One thousand rolls Paper Hangings, for rooms an
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred ro..,
low priced papers, at about as cts per roll.
mars
Elcgant and fashionable New.York Hats, and tic
Boston Hat Factory hats, warranted water proof, ant
not TO fade in wearing. Also, mcns and youths Wa.
ter proof cotton, and felt hats Just received and foe
sale at the Book aud Hat Store, (and at the lowest
possible prices)by
GEORGE WANTON,
Agem 10 Ezra Hathaway.
CT Second hand booka bought and sold ~ above
Nov n.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
NOTICE.

;ANEs TOWNSEND, informs bis friends and
J the public, that he has employed an experienced
workman. at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready TO attend to the calls oi bis old Gus.
toners and Friends-the smallest favour will be
gracefully sckno Siedged and runc,usily attended
to-cA At the Chsnrjers over his store. north cor.
ne, ol t,anois,cr's whatf. Ngch %. 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
Ao ACT reserving to the Wysneo, Tribe Of
Indians u cerssin tract of land, in lieu Of .

ibI'uus Csitam ttaCt W iaho, w hs u VI y
reservation msde to them by Treaty.
BE 90 enacted BY fhe Senate and House Of
Rehrssenfafives Of ihe Uniied States Of .dmev.
iea IN Congress assembled, 1ha, there be. aud
hereby IS, reserved, for the use Of the chiefs
snd uibe of Wy.ndot Indians, subject TO the
sonanious and hmi,e,ions ol tho ior uer reset.
Nation, the oorthess, quarter OF section oum.
tered Two, 10 township Two, and range seven
Wen, south Of the base line, OF land, IN the
De.aware Lsnd District, in the state OF Ohio,
ia heu OF one bundled and sky acres Of land,
on 'he west side Of, and adjoining, the Sac
duky River end which was reserved 10 said
ifib' OF indisos, by supplementary treaty
os'ween the United States and cer,sin tribes
oi Indians, held at ST. Mays in the sIaie Of
Ohp, on the seventeenth day Of September,
eigheen hundred and eighteen en- eoud.iion
,hs, tho chiefs Of said Wyandot Tribe FIRST
reilnuuish 10 tho Unned States ell the right,
i,,le, and claim, Of said tribe, to tne one hun.
drsd aud sixty acres OF land, reserved by said
supplementary treaty.
Washington, May 25, 1924. 81.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
Eagle Coffee House,

Newforf, Rhode leland.
THE subscriber informs the public. that this e'.
II tab,ishment is now under his management and
has undergone thorough repair. and Is now opened
for the option Of travellers. Ladies aud Gentle
men can be furnished with good rooms, arS eve'y
possible attention viii be paid to the comor and
conyeniente Of those who may ps,ronize ~
THOMAS TOWNSEND. jga. =
april %, 1890,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
ELIGIBLE ESrATE--FoR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale. the

n House now occupied by her, situate on Ban.
n's'er's wharf, WHICH has for many years been i'm.
proved as boarding ghouse and retail store. 10
enerprising and industrious man the situation -
highly eligible. ard offers opportunity to inves, n
small property ina very advantageous manner. 1he
house is convenient. having nine lodging rooms, al
finished and in other respects we'll fitted Tor board
ing House and Grocery store. The situation is sutn
that any one may reasonably expect large shsreof
business, by proper attention and good manage
.'LS0-a House on the Long wharf, next west of
tire store Of Mr. JOHN }. ALLAN. For particulars
and conditions Of sale apply tn the subscriber in he
House on Bannister's wharf.
REBECCA VOSE.
Newport, AppiI I. 1894.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
BOOTS and SHOES.
*
BENJAMIN MARSH, Jun. & Co.
Have /er sale az fbeir Store, 40. e5 Thames.
Street, aud corner Of Market Square,

A LARGE assortment of Boots and
n shoes-many OF them Just received, and suit
able Tor the approaching season.
Among which are - ,S
Ladies' first quality laced and strap walking shoes
Firs, quality morocco and kid pumps,
DO. black Denmsrk.satin shoes,
Do colored do. do.
DO. green morocco,
Misses FIRST quality black aud colored morocco
shoes, 81
Chiidrcns morocco and Kid boots and shoes Of all
colors
Mems fine calfskn boots, frst quality,
do T do. Shoes do. do.
do morocco pumps,
do. thick shoes, sewed and pcgg'd,
Youths and boys OF oil descrip ions. vcrsiy
OF others, too numerous to mention Purchaser
requested to call and see for themselves. as ,i
above boots and shoe, will be sold ss low as can rc
bought at any other store In town, Of ehual quality
They keep constantly on hand. sponge and ioupL
biacsngs, warranted good, or the money will be
funded, ALSO, boot cord, webbing. shoe thread. &c
N. Is. Gentlemen wishing to be fitted from ,l'c'r
measures, with boots shoes. will please call AZ hc
store above mentioned and shall be suited al shori
notice.
Newport, April %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
40 ACT TO fx the Western boundary line Of
,he Territory Of ATssnsas, and Tor other
purposes.

40 ACT 10 Tx the Westorn boundsry lmc oi
,he Territory of ATssnsas, and for o,her
purposes.
BE .h enacted by M- Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of rhe United Sfaies Of .1mer.
ien in Congress assembled, Ths, tho western
boundary iine OF tho territory OF A'ksnsas
shall b,gio o, point forty mics ives, Of the
southves, corner Of The slate of Missouri, snd
run souh, 10 tho right bank Of the Red river,
oNd thence, down the river, end with the
Mexican boundary, 20 The line Of ,hs s,s,e Of
Louisiasa, any law heretofore made, TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
See. 3. .hnd Be H further enacted, That
the sum of two ,hcusssd dollars, TO defay
the expense OF rono'ng End marking said
boundary line, TO be expended under the di.
rections ef the Presidsn, of the United States,
be, and tie sumo be,ety Is, appropriated, to
be paid oSi of any money in the Treasury, not
otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 3. dnd be ir further enacted, That so
much Of The sfp'op'is''cn of sixty Eve thou
ssnd dollars, made by rho sc, Of the Sd Of
March, eighteen huGd ed and twenty one, for
Carrying in," sffact mo treaty Of the eigh.
teenIh Of Octobe', eighteen hundred and
twenty, with tho Chac,sv Choctaw Indians.
as remain. uo.xpendsS, sNsll, under the d..
rec,iou Of tho President Of the United States,
be em .eyed for the purposes mentioned IN
the sa1 &C, of Cd Of March, Gig h,oeo hundred
and tven,y ono, any lsw TO the coet'nfy not
withsi ending. =
Sec. a. ind De il further enacted, That
the sun Of ten Thousand doll.'s, TO bo paid
out Of any money in tho Treasury, net other.
wise sppf opustcd, be, end the ssTne - here.
by, sppop'iated, TO dsf'.y the expenses Of
iies,ing with tho cnscsaw Choctawl Indians,
10 obtain a modification of tbs tres,y Of Octo.
Der sigh,sen,b, one thousand eigh, hundred
aud twenty,
Washington, May 26, 1924
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
CHARTS, &c.
NM. II. RHTHBONE,

wv. II. M HDOVE,
rrAs Jus, received and offers for sale, NJ his store.
II head of Packet Wharf, new Chart, extendnE
from Ncw.York TO Havana, improved by government
surveys In is2o with sgenera ss.ortment OF char.'
lion American Coast Pilots 10th edition, Nautical
AImanscks for the years 1922 and 1923 seame"s'
daily Assstant-with complete assortment al Maui
,;eai Insr,inen,s--etcr wr',ing, log and wrapping
psper-aas and Ink Powder:
.aiso. general assortment OF HARDWARE Cuuery'
Cordage and Ship Chandlcry.
lust received 30 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
40 thousand Bricks-20 doz Tile.
or Cordagc aud Cables made to order, and YES
,cis furnished with every article for long and 'hor
voyages. .augusf IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
An ACT for the relief of cerain Dsil!er, in
the Upiied States.

Be IL enacted by ke Srnate and H,use Of
Representatives of he United States e/ ,Amer.
ica in Congress .fssembied. Th,,, Tue oecfe
ary OF the fresau,y be, and he is hereby, au'
,horized and required TO refund Gu, Of any
money in The Tseasury. no, otherwise epppp'
pria,ed, 70 the di,,iIIefs Of sp'rituous liquors
or their gairep'e.enls,iye., OF sny So 6 ~
district within me United Slaes, VINO, al anv
,mc since the FIRST d,y Of January, enc - 90
sand eish, hund'ed aud tourieep, h,', used
stills made according to Henry W. mar, i'm.
p'ovement upon Andef,on's or .odens,ne tub,
and vho hsys paid du'y ", on the cspsehy
Of the globes Of such 81 all IN, mosey,
which such di'''liers 'osy have, respectively
paid as da'y, on r'..s Capacity Of the globes
Of their said s,ip'.
N.'SIn'ioo, Nay 2s, 1924.
hpptoysd; JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
N E w GOODS.
JOHN F. TOWNSEND, -

I Has just received,
A N additional supply of Enelish,
4 y French and India GOODS. among whiehste,
Irish Linens ves,ings IA.
Cotton shir,ings Satin stripe Dri,linyH
Cambria Robes White and striped jeans.
Printed Muslins rur-iture dimty y
Hack, colored and igur. Oil CLOTHS Tor tables ~
ed silks Blsck Leghorns az
Cotton aud silk Hosiery Black worsted Bomba.
Cauze, ,zeiia and silk hlSfs. zeeus, &c &C.
ALSO. ~
Three bales Of brown and whitened cotton abs ct.
ngs and shrtings from the most approved factorjcs
with q general assortment of domestic Cotton
Goods, viz. stripes. plaid checks bedtckng, yam,
&c.
Newport. June rs 3w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-09
DOMESTIC.

WAsHINGToN, March { Great excitement
seems In exist in a part the Southern couu-
try, al the prospect of the passage OF the bill
low pending in the House of Representatives
fora revision of the Tariff of Duties on Imports
and Meetings have been held at Charleston
Savannah, Richmnnd, Petersburg, Nurf,lk
and in many other cits aud districts, 10 pro
test against ITS passage.
Ii being thought the notice taken or the FOL.
lowing report, in our account of the Pro
ceedlngs of the House Of Representatives OF
"Wednesday, lid not convey precise idea OF
IFS import, we have thought best 10 publish
the report at length:
The Committee of Elections report, that
in compliance with the Instructions contained
in the resolution Of the House OF The 18th ui
February, they have Gbtaurd from the ID, :
partment OF State certain documents in rela-
lion To JOhU Forsyth, one of the members re-
turned iiom the State of Georgia, which they
ask leave Ia make part OF this report. From
these documents, II appears that Mr.. Forsyth
WAS elected Il member of the present Congress
during the time of his residing near the Court
of Spain, in the character of Minister PIeni-
pntentiary from the United States The com
mittee are OfopiniOn that there is nothing in
Mr.. Forsyth's case which disquaiiiies him from
holding seat in this House. The capacity
IN Wnich ne acted excludes the idea, that, by
The performance ofbis duty abroad, he ceased
to he an iohabitant of the U. States and, ii
so, iDasmuch rs he had no inhabitancv in ANY
other part ofthe Union than Georgia, he must
he considered as in the same situation as be-
fore the acceptance Of the appointment. The
COMMITTEES respectfully ask leave 10 be dis
charged from the further consideration OF the
subject referred 10 them. Nat. Int
NINIAN EDWARDS. of Illinois, has been APP
pointed, by the President of the United States
with the advice and consent of the Senate, IL
be Minister from the UNITED STATES to
Mexico.
This appointment will create a vacancy in
the Senate of the United States, from the
State of Illinois. m.
The Legislature of the State of MAINE has
adjourned, after doing itself impeIishable
honor by dJoliShing Imprisonment for DcJi-
that barbarous relic Of the early Roman Law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-09
SUPREME COuRT-

March 1.-The case Of Walton vs. the Uni
ted States, was argued by Mr.. Clay, for the
plaihtiff in error, and by the Attorney General.
for the United States.
The argument ofthe case of the ship Monte
Allegro, Tenant, claimant, was commenced
by Mr.. Winder, for the appellant
.Narch g.-Alr. Chief Justice Marshall
delivered the opinion of the Court in the case
of Gibbons against Ogden. Decree Of hp
Court of Errors of the State OF New York
reversed.
The argument in the case Of the Monte
Allegro, Tenant, Claimant, was continued hy
Mr. Meredith, for the Appellant, and by
Dir. Hoffman, for the Respondents.
March 1.-The argument of the case of
Ogden against Saunders Involving the qucs
ton ofthe constitutionaiity Of the Iusolyent or
Bankrupt Laws 1f the STATE of New York;
was continued by Mr.. Hainr- and Mr. Ogden
for the plaintiff IN error, and by Mr.. Wheaton
for the defendant in error.
March 5.-Mr. Justice Thompson delivered
the opinion Of the Court in the case of Rcnner
against the Banl, of Columbia. Judgment
affirmed.
Mr.. Justice Washington delivered the
opinion of the Court in The case of the Con.
slitution, and other Spanish slave vesscls.-
Decree affirmed, rs to- that vessel, and the
cargo Of slaves. and cause rrmandrd as IN the
| AlerinO and Louisa, and cargo, with leave Ia
amend the proceedings; AMI DECREE Of res
tiiplion of the slaves claimed by Antonio
| Frias.
! The argument in the case Of Ogden agaiust
Saunders, concerning the question Of ih,
cOnstituIinualiiy Ofthe State lnsolveni Laws.
was concluded by alr. Clay fpr the plaintiff IL
error, and by Mr. Webster Tor TIC Defendant
Mr.. Crneiord, Mr.. Hunter, anil The .Nca
York Patriot The public has been made &C
quaintrd with the charges which were, = f,.v
weeks since, preferred by the paper above
mentioned against Mrssrs Crawford ant
Huntcr--a supposed coalition between the,
two gentlemen, Of five years slnndrs rrr ih,
| purpose Of securing 10 the former the tl'cio
raj votes of Rhode Island 1T thc next rieclinr
-Ou condition that The latter Should hr ap
| pointed on a foreign mission which coalition
was supposed 10 have been proved by amin
proper interference on the part At Mr.. G.. q
The instance and request Of Mr. II. in ihr
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NOTICE.

NV llIE.
WILL he sold az PaiDsve on Monday the 18Th MsreI
w be'ween IS 80 likely NEGROES, also the ira"t NJ
Ia 10 called Pans'iie containing coo acres, solec,
e widows dover The purchasers negroes will he
allowed ~ months cenii 10y giving With approved
clas', toy giving bonds with good securitv aud deed in
JOHN r. JErER, Adm'or
ri, will The will annexed of John Jeier dec
~ The Petersburg Inellicencer will copy the above and
charge 10 the account 0f It'll
II Virtue Of deed of executed i the 1iscrbeT iv
- 'n LAIN and d1iy recorded in the clerks office
~ me county court uf Goocaud the subscriber III rer
i9I SAFE on he day Of April PREMISES 20
sam " nn Lam now resides lying and being in the
COUNTY OF Gnoch"nd on the waters "f Licbingioio creek.
snn n,Jonine i6e lands n Mrs Elizabeth Payne and Others
Marcl q wtd.. Join FLEMING Trustee
/ CuANrEFY In Pow hoian County COun, OcOler
Ann D. lia.tus widow and rcici Of aaron taskins de-
ceased n her own rigi and tic friend Of her in
Martha T. lIastns Edward NJ iiasRios sarah A. iiSssrs
VIM iinshins, mud Elizabeth NJ. 1la.kius, Pln.
John la'kin mud Robert Iask~s who we're executors Of
was Of John Waller, dreeasrd aud Linei"n
walker sherwood Walker, Richard Walker, Martha
WH'her' "h wafer Waller, tie last three whom are
nian's, 10y William Dance tiir guardinn specially an
p"ni' q 4" dernd dciu in this srit, Ins.
dercd. dat the order settlement of arcounis made in
ibis cause on he i7h day of Ociohc irg be- SET aside
Hnd Ho'r h"-h'u 10 nnke and exhibit tnrc the mas
~ commissioner ~ CIancery for lids county iirir ac-
e accounts c ic said Aaron iasins "a executor 81 Job
NHiker decreased nrG The said commissioner is ordered a.
cNnt STATE AMI riiir he said accounts, and report The
si Go tiisr"r together wh iattcts sreeiallv stat
rd htWrh icI,ut Iiv himself on feuurrd bv either c
tue pailir, % GO II, stated.
copy r's'e, wa. S. DANcE,c
COMNi-S lNSEE'e OFFICE The oar,i,s Il,
Scou.' r Pos i"aa fth i9'. iGqi }.cfcsled are dc.
sired 30 i- n,i'," Hs have appellate, te 7b day o.
Hrl H.Ai i"t f"ft HT ue foregoing "rdef tito cfe
which dy by in ocl.a ri tLey arc required 10 attend
90 shcc, with tAcir v9oehcfs r. ready Tor ,gsu,ioo
ton JOltN ~ BANCi C.o,,,;s,;,r',
March .. i0f -v,4gy
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THURSDAY, MARCH /.
TX SENATE,


hlr. an Barren. from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported the bill % providing
Tor the settlement uG certain prcuniary claims
against the United States" with an amend
mrnt which was read
Mr. Van Duren, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, To whom was referred resolution
nj the Senate, passed in December last, report
ed bill " in addition 10 AN act respecting the
election of President and Vice President.
The till was rrat. twice.
Mr. Lloyd, of Mass. submitted a resolution.
reques'in; or the President of the Uuite,.
States copies of the Instructions given Ia our
several Ministers Ia France, in rea;iun To spoil
atoms committed hy the vessels ul that naiipu
previous 10 the year 1900, and any nlurna
uon which ii may be proper 10 communicate
IN reiatioo 10 those spulations. The resolu-
ion was read, ana Land over for consideration
On motion Of Nr. King, af New York, the
Senate proceeded 10 the con. iJrralion of IKE
cutve business; and, after some tine spent
therein, the doors were opened; when
The report o?the Commilt,e of Claims, adj
verse To The peti;iun OF Sarah Eas;un and Do
rbthy Stnrnr, WAS taken Up fur consideration
Nlr Smith in the chair. These petitioners.
daughters Of the late Colonel Robert II. uar-
rIsnn, pray that they may receive the con-
mutation for half pay, and tie bounty land,
provided by Congress Cor The officers aud sol
uieIS ~ tHr ilc1 OluttbNary army, ~ which
they think they ara entitled in y:tue OF the
services rendered ny thar father as Aid de
camp aud principal Secretary Ia Gen. Wash
lnIion. from 1919 to 1874, IT which time Gen
II retired from the army, on iurlpugh, in cos
sequence uf the had state Of his hrailh which
he never afterwards recovered, and died in
1880 The committee report tgainei the CLAIM
on the grounds that there is not suiiiri.nt e,i-
dencr that Genera! .!al gis"n retired from the
army, "n ltirloUGh; pr that his case could be
brought within the acts allowing the cplcinu-
tatiOn and bounty-lhat his accounts with the
government do not appear tn have brrn rcgu-
larry srlU'd-thdt II Is not found that he him
seifcre' made any claim tog half pay, or bum.
~ land, and that they cannot perceive any
good rtas"n why the prayer Of the petition
crs should be q aJ,ied.
Mr Lloyd, OF Maryland, opposed the report
ofthe committee, a"d moved ta reverse il.
hlrssrs. Barbour aud johnson. of Louisiana,
advocated that mn'ion, and Mrssrs. Bell,
Chandler, Taylor, "t Va. and Rusgles, oppus-
ed It. Without taking the question,
The Senate adjourned Till Tomorrow
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OGERENIS
Lottery & Exchange Office, IA Mn,

LoI1eTy 3 ErChdnge Office, IA Einrket sfrefi.
BALTiRoRE.
Where the great capital prizes both the last ot,eres
were SOLD, aud WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN AT ANY OTHER OFFICE
IN AMERICA.
orders from any P"ri of the United States by post
paD @r 10y private conveyance enclosing the or pri-
prompt and punctual attention. as il on personal npp;ca
'io, addressed to j. i. COHEN, Jr. baltimore.
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