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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-07

York, November 49," and ,i,e.a,
Maetier & Co.. OF which the foll., Gam
a copy ''"b ,
AT the instance of Messrs
of this city, permit MS To introan,. -
notice, Mr.. James Osborn. III. a,.t3' Wv
nne Of Our firm, who visits y.as F'ea g
commercial purposes. You n,p f'7h
render him every assistance rF''
in facilitating his Views, as ". en- a1
thorise him 10 transact business -! a.
hou~e." ot ~
Mr.. Osborn, the gentleman ,Ls..
ced, then began Ia discourse nf .,r 'dl
business, Of his wish TO make lar, "'''' Z
SEES of slaves of his having nd T'Ca
shipments To Petersburg aud R;ch. 4
of his intention IL proceed In ;Losa '''o.a
and ga forth. He called agai, =. f"o'
next day, talked more ahnot H. > VI
spoke OF large Commercial ,ppcofa;
and various other matters and ~,
cniated to shew himself of In ad, =, ~
and finally concluded by asking an a..
Of $500, upon the goods shIpned Nv y,
j Macticr g. Co. He was mol # All 'I'I
lar Carolina nancy would ,n.nll" 0'I
was current in Petersburg, whrfq r., "
going, and small notes would suit ~.
web as any others. lie was r4o5., ',1
call after the banks opened, say lo@I
He was punctuai to the minute. Oar
chants, however, had in the m.anii,n. "'
batrd the matter, and politely told him ~
1t WAS irregular to make advances =,
perry before 1t WAS 10 Possession y
must therefore decline. He anne,,.G
be much disappointed. Ii woolJ +
served him ma,eiialiy at tie mompn, az
on his arrival at Petersburg, he coplJ ~.
it to them if they wished it. Tindiog ,I".
obdurale, however, he tonched arain
the sub lrct of the slaves, and took his l. o.,
The next morning Mr. Osborn was AZ
+ tersburg. and Immediately on his sra,
there he wrote TO the gentlemen in NortI
u long epistie, IN which he threw nF N
mask and acknowledged that il wa. +
intention to take III IN in. That h. n
been driven 10 il by embarrassed circn,
Stances" Sc. He then hy threats and !.
treaties but without manifesting any ,bl
like contritien,I urged them to silence, n
by 40 means to make the affair pQburl
Thi. he probably did knowing that The
ri, al of thu Emuous would de1eIopp
forgery and intended fraud aud ala,
order that his specntatioas in Peters,,
and Richmond might not i,e interrupDdI
otlicious publications in the newspapes
Ii behnyes the merchants and store ku
eis in other towns to bear this transact,
IN mind aud keep bright look our for
james Osborn. tHoaG
Correspondent of the Norfolk hoy,,
New York
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-07
J. A F.AYETTE.

Yesterday morning the President Of the
Maryland Agricultural Society, waited on
Gen. Lafayette it his lodgings, and at Il
O'Clock they set oul in the barouche of the
lormer for the seat of the Agricultural Fair.
In the succeeding carriages were his son.
Secretary, Messrs. Barbour, Staton. Dick
erson of New Jersey, and other gentlemen.
The troop ol horse of captain Sprisg closed
lhe ra'aicade, The proceedings growing out,
OF the Distribution of premiums, the Grafton,
the society dinner, Sc. we learn were OF
the most Interesting and gratifying charac
ter, but not having been able to be person
ally present, we are without the means Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-07

II We have no ambition Ia be come the
instructors Of The Bfebd,uHg editor Of the
Alexandra Herald. By some means orothcr,
since the termination OF the Presidential can.
vas, his ct has beeenc So pungenl, mud the
objects at which he aims his salire 81 various
i" humping" friends, " bumping' encmirs,
md F" sinmpiug" every one, Wy his facility in
I" Jumping over all obstacles which may i'm.
pede its free exercise, that we shall take care
how we {" mighty men, rs he dobs ns) come
in contact with such sharp and recently
Whetted "edgd tool"
n B. Lest II might be supposed TINT we are
entitled TO the credit OF . itVnpinga together
four such words Ms humping, humping, Jump
ing and sinmping, 81 rs 10 produce a sub ime
musical effect we hcr leave candidly to dis
claim the possession Of that engiahle talent
aud 10 confess TINT we are humble copyists
OF The bright genius who directs the deslinirs
of the Aiexandria Herald We Willingly
render unto Cesar the things which ARE
cesaf's"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-07

FRRAIUN-In hradvrrti.em,

ERRA1UM In The advertisement relative
20 n new female seminary proposed TO he es.
tablishcd ia this place, published in our hstl
mn unacCuuntHbIe error occurred. The names
Of the teachers should have been Mr.. aud Mrs
Douglas instead of Lens. We take this oc.
cssion TO observe that we have seen lestimo.
malls OF very hatiering nntUre ot the capa.
hiIiiy aud good management Of Nj aud Mrs.
Douglas.
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sSNlNDL1SG.

NoRroLK, Nov. lG.-The PHILADELPHIA
papers not loug since infH us of dcpp
iaId plan 10 sHlndie Il mercantile house in
that city, by means Of forged invoices, bills
of iadng and letters Of introduction. A
similar attempt has since been made on a
house in this ,own, and very probably by
the same person. We deem it due 20 the
interests of society that the particulars
should be made knnnn. 1t is unnecessary
to name the house upon whom il was at
tempted to practice the Imposition hit il
therefore sutliLe, that on the 9th inst. they
received letter dated "Nrw York Sd Nov.
1871" signed "JaheS Mueller s Co." in
the following words;
From the affirmation wa have received
oil the state of your market, and the stand
ms nfyuur huuse,we are induced To consigp
10 your address a small invoice of articles
IN the grocery line, of which We have al
ways on hand II large stock, such rs loaf
aud lnmp sugar, coffee, rasins, almonds
an@ few quarter casks Of superior old l..
Z. Madeira Wine, which we can afford 10
put very Iow. In few days we SHAH
forward your invoice and bill Of ladng per
mai-and in anticipation of pleasing sales
and better acquaintance for our mutual
benefit,
We have the honor, BE. &C."
Tins was followed in about ten days, by
Two other documents the one purporting
10 b" an invoice IF 10 or. casks Madeira
Wine. marked NJ. go bags coffee, NJ. No. /
u 90; 40 boxes raisius, c. No. Ia 40 : 7
boxes sugar, NJ. No. 21 ct : hhds loaf
do. NJ. No. !, and 10 bags allnunds, L..
Ma :. 10, ,,tb,
aforesaid goods, as shipped on board Of
the schooner Emulous, Michael Van Nam.
Master, 20 the house in Norfolk W..
have been particular in giving tie maIks
aud numbers OF The aricrs. 10 shew ,h-
ingenuity With which the affair wa. aryan.
ged. u ''''-
These dispatches were handed to III.
Norfolk house by very likely. veil
dressed and intelligent ooking young man.
VINO also presented tier, dated New
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-07

The ballots stood, for Coionel Wyatt ia,
scattering 8.
Ueinesdag. December / .---Sundry CON
mnncairons Mr.. received from ibe tiefk
Ia The Lurrar, Fund hch were ordered
ID be printed for tllc use OF the liouse.
\ motion was made by Mr.. Armi-t"ad :.
that the House agree lo ihe following re
solution Z" Resolved thai lilis House viii,
an Friday the ID hf the present mouth,
Proceed, ht iaint ballot with the Senate,
Ia The election of Scpaior To the Con
gfess of The Uniled States, Ia supply the
vacancy occasioned by The death of Col.
Jabn Ta,ipr esq On Mr.. Puit.rsOn's
molion, this resolution was laid on the Ia
bic
Ga motion of Mr.. Thompson Of Fair fax
the Committee Tor Courts of Justice were
instructed 10 enquire into the expedlrncy
NJ amending the act - reducing INTO one
The several act- concerning Wills, the dis
ifihullOn of lntesiaies' estates, and The duty
Of Executors aud Administrator So as To
pfo,ide more enectually for the faithful
performance of ia. duties Of Executors and
Administrators, security fU the faithful rc
count aud application ut equitable assets,
limitation of tinm within which they may
be surd after the fnhl settlement of their
accounts, AID such oilrrr amendments as To
them may appear necessary.
A petitloa was presented and read OF
Reuben Juhnso ., of the county of Giles,
complaining of the undue election and SO
turn of VIM Smith IS delegate from than
county. Also Il petition Of Edward An
d,rson, of the county of Chesterfield, com
planning OF the undue election aud return
Of Aln McRae, as delegate from that
county Both Mrse petitions ,eere r.fer
ftd 10 he eomTa,aee ofPririteges and EleG
lions.
Various other prtitions were presented
and referred ampng thcm n pciIilon OF
VIM. Brent, Of the county of Stafford cal
ling the attention Of the General Assembly
10 an investigation of the rights Of the
=, Oplf, secured TO them in the election OF
President and Wee President Of the u
States, and suggesting the propfleiy Of an
To the Constitution of the |
States, giving 10 the people themselves the
right 10 vote for the President and Vice
President without The Intervention of T.
lectois.
-eIe-
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CHE NIRGtNI.AN.
fRNffn Ar pUstisnfpnF
RICHARD "a IoLEH q JOIN COLIN
F,abi.shcrs of'ihe La.es of n. Union.

II The Semi Weekly Paper, al -, aud the
Weekly Paper, nj - per aunnins pay able ~
advance.-No subscription viii he fec.ised tor
a les time than sis months aud Ii" paper w'li
he discontinued tbai AT ilir discretion al the
Faitors1 until all sfrearagcs are pn,d.
n Advertisements viii lac inserted nj 80
cents per square Cor less) the brst time, aud
~ IL cents for zach continuance. Those
ffan distance must be pail Tor previous to
tbeir Insertion, or the payment assumed by
SINE responsible person ia tynehbarg.
? Chancery Orders are inserted for SIX
Collars
-. an letters addressed TO the Editors must
b.. r9sr PAiD, or they viii moi be attended To-
~a-s-'------=
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The states mark ed thus shave not furnished
complete returns, hui those received warrant
the assumption thai they have gwen their votes
~ stated.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-07

The Richmond Wing says Ht,t on
Thursday nothing WAS done but the recrp
ton and reference Of prtlIious
In our next we shall publish several off
cial documents winch have hren presented
10 the Lcgslature-anrong them Report
from Mr.. Jefferson, of much interest, ON
the present state and future prospects of
The University.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-07
From The .Herandgia Hrald. .Sop. Of.

Who has seen the game Of chess"
played IN tie Enquirer which reached
town on Tnur.dny Though the editors
seem TO admit the King CdutuS to be
check mated, they take no shame 10 them
helses on the occasion, further than Is i'm
Piled ~ the confession that the present re-
sui NJ the presidential election proves that
they " are na prophets IN their own coun
try Aud where, pray, are they prophets
And do they thank tla, the people OF Viz.
gina will let them of IN this way2 Can
they suppose that their dcludcd fellow Ct
tlzens " III be content that their confident
assertions, and high prrtrutlous In superior
political Information should expire in pas
qainades aud sporllye professions Of delu
sion ? Now that all these Crawford men
III bhckram have proved To hcnothing but
the fictitious heroes OF SaPeurers, these
same boastlm gentlemen turn about and
confess their blunders, not with rrp"n'
lance aud drprecaiions of wrath, but with
the laughing leer with which Sir John ex
claimed -" b. the Lord I knew ye NJ wei
AZ he that made ye." So they have been
EMO, INK themselves lie they were mis-
leading their cofdns readers with mar
'elou, tales, an drinking their sack, aud
~" MY ul"h W pay loi II ali WIN
joke ! q Mcssrs. Ritchie 4 Gooch, you
nave not been To plays for nothing; and
the farce which you aud your coadiutors
got up, was pretty we'll acted IN the Nir
snla theatre. But II will eud trascaIIy for
the performers al least Tor th- applause
which they have received must end in the
kisses, even of the generation Of their ig
norant, dcludcd, and mortified admirers.
But corPe dem, Jnnn. torpe corps,
Tomorrow sces another race is CAV,
And transient, aud deyoured by the same
harpy.
Lies a poor pnycr," then play out the
play
ye Williams and above all, keep sharpeye
Not unto what yc dn, lat what yo say
BE hvpocriie-,l, be cautious be
Not what ye seem, but always what ye are.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-07

me,,s!y adopted y Ia Electors. At a meet
ing held thea on Monday evening the
29lh No,cmber. at the Eagle Hotel ia this
Gny.
Resofred. Tint the Electors Of Virginia
entertain the highest opinion Of the taleuts.
pairintism 8 republican pr,neipl,.s of Albert
6allalin of Prnasy wanna, aud regret thai
by his Withdrawal, they are dfeprivrd oi
the satisfaction Of voting for him 81 Vice
President of the United States. ID.
Sale af stock yesterday ut the Coffee
House by james II. Lynch.
Farmers Bank. 40 Shares at 500 so II
do. 500 So Average 800 ID.
Virginia Bank, new, 80 Shares AT 900
- 10 do. $50 81 10 do. $50 so--A,e
lase 500 ~.
Virginia Bank, old, 81 Shares at $50 so.
Rich Comp. ID Dec.
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: Correspondent of the Norfolk hon
New York
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-01-06
G0NGREs1ONaA.
MEMBERS OF THg GHreEArA CON
6RFS.
sEA

hEA "a
Naf7e-Jofa Gn- ler John Holmes.
@cqg HamhsaHe-5a samuel BIZ, John
Patfua,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lloyd Liga6
es4@.ersul-iIenry " Eds ards,
Jamt LanmsaI
hA5te- bhaaR- James D'Wot, Ne
hemlag Z Knl.h,.
Hemoqr--tf m. A. Palmer, Hofaue
SesnOur,
.Rl.g Yort-Rufos Kns, Mar'n Ven
Nu-Jersey-MallgD Diekerson. Jas.
Nj 'iyaWe.
heuaagirana- Waiter Lowrle, VIZ
Ian lp#lss.
Deia7vfre-f Bow vacant.)
4furyldnd-Edyard LloYd, Samuel
Smith
g.rginu-Jauts Barbour, John 10y
l6r.
Observation-Disclosures Macon,
Jehn To-. Il.
1DHfH-t q Fattha "''.'' -.-'.'s' ~ ~
berl \. tlayne.
Geo, gio-Joan q i"e, N'tboias W are,
Aenfgcky Rlch3rd Nj. Johnson, isAam
| aibot.
yeaaessee-Andrew Jackson, hn
Il onry Eaton.
Quo BenJamit Rpgslet Ethan A.
Dio.a,
Louisiana--Ja"es Brow, Henry
Johnson.
hauaa--J4,oes Nobis, Waller Tsy-
lur.
observation-disclosures Y. Williams,
D..iG lIo.nes.
Hliaoi.-Jesse B. Thonas, Nn'a'.
Edwards,
William R. King, William
KITTY
Jis-ou,l-D4siJ Barton, Thomas + -.
Benton.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-01-06
Do. 7reasare.-Messrs. Edwards of

Do. Treasury Messrs. Edwards Of
n. {. Haywai3., Bureieh.
Do. War -Messrs. Tucker oil Vir.
Linool Wire.
Do. Navy -Messrs. Edwards OF Pa.
Hobart, O'Bnen.
DO. Posi- OHce.-Messrs. Van Wyck,
Wilsoa oil o. Lawrence.
Library Messrs. a. Smytb, Whip
pie. { tbber.
DiSf7Icf Of Cotumbta.-M essfs. X Mt,
Neai, Mataek, Findlay, Alexander of
Va. Gaziay, Blair.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-01-06
HOUSE OF REPREs ENTATIyEs.
Friday, December {

<''""yf /tttWOcf D.
Mr.. M'O@6te offered the following
resolution:
Rescued, That Select Committee
be appointed to inquire into the expedi-
ency of recommending to the several
states the propriety OF amending the Com
slI':'ion OF the United States, in such
manner, thai the mode OF eiectng mem
bers OF the House of representatives in
Congress, may be uniform throughout
The United States: also, that the mode
OF choosing electors Of President and
Vlcl President OF the United States NAV
be IN like manner uniform: and also,
that the election of the said officers NAV,
in no event.. devolvc upon the House Of
eprcsentallves.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-01-06
nor Robert p. Henry, Francis johnson,

per, Robert +. Henry, Francis 5ohnson,
John I johnson, Rubor Letct THO
n,as Melcaile, Thomas Moore Phlap
Thompson, David Tr,mble Da, Il W4ne,
Charles Wiekhffe.
TennesSee-Adam r Alexander, Ro-
berl Alien, John Blair, Juan Co, ks, Sa-
niue houston, Jacob {. Isaoks, James
h. Re,aolds, James I. Sandiord, James
Stsndefer.
Ohio Mordecai Barley, Philemon
Bee a., jim ". Ceapbell, james w.
6 zlay, Duncan M'Arthur, William
MI an. join Patterson, Thomas r.
r -. JOHN S oaue, joseph Vance, Sa-
moel 7. Vintou, Eiisba Nhlilesey, JOHN
c. Wright.
Lo1,Stuna--N iiham /. Brent, Ii. II.
Gar V. Eawsr. Livingston.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rankin.
MdiaQa-Jonatta an Jennins, Wlliam
PRIME n Test.
.Hanois--D aniel P. Cook.
.Aiabaua-Johu Nj Kce, Gabriel P.
More. q. W. Owen.
NiSSouri--John Scott.
DELEGATES.
~ chigan Tcrrnory--Gahriel Ri
cha'as
a.kunsa8 7errtfory-- Henry W. Con
way.
Ftor.da YerrDorg-Richard K. Call.
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HOUSE OF RGpREsENrarfvEs.

Mane--N 1lan Bur1eh, J9shus
Cusho,an, Ebenezsr iteuct, ua>.u X T.
| der, Euoek Lincoln, Stcpeen LON. ie'-
low, Jtrtrt',p OBJ len.
.Aeqp HahAehtre- lrLabod Bartle ,
MATTHEW ii.ney, Althur Li'ern r.,
Aaron Mason, William P.umcr, Jr.
heiuas N,,.i,!., jr.
HasSqchu st!:a--- samuel e. Ancn,
John Bore. ,rohcis iianiea, benjamin
". Ciost'r'a saleit,, Henry " Dwi1h,,
Tlno.hy tuI.r, Aaron Hobart, oamue
Ldlhlop. Juhn Locke, jeremiah = son,
jun Reed, Jonas Si0iey, Dame! Web
slet.
Eh9dr s.nd--Job Durfee, Samuel
Eddl.
Co4nechcuf-Noyes Barber, Samuel
A. faot. ,ns4, sefiaE, Lbe0s Ter 4iod-
darti, Giaea, ! on iinsoi, Aatnuel y hn-
nian.
Vermo.t--sVdliao, c. Bradley, Da-
nil A. \. 6uek, samuel { Graf R7,-
III G. Ma,,lr. Charles Rrh.
.Ns7o Yore--John v. ( dy, c urchlll
6. Cambrs leus, lot Clam, aia CoiHns,
Hector Cr.ia, Row land Day, Jlsiin
DWilell, LeA,s Eatou, Cha Is 4. Foot,
joel Frosi, ,.,3Ncs Hayden, John Il XXI
ner, J1mes l.. H1seboon', Samuel Jen-
kins, 55~ue Law &c C, Eiia, Id,
DaA,ey s,a'viu,, Hourly 4. Aa.adale,
] 81 I. "arpsn, john hicturti>, Robert
r. Rose, Peter sharpe, d chr, Il. Siorr,,
J nes S,rors, Jonn w Tsfnr hgbert
Tn Eyek, q bert IL. fraelaJ acon Ty-
snu, S,'!au Van Wyck, S.,aea Van
Rensselaer,, Isaac WiiIlaaua i-aac VII
sou, SiIas Naot, William WOODS.
.le,u-Jer@ey-lieurge Cassedy, Lew IS
Coad,c' N.ael GarfisDn, George Hol-
conhe, j.e>r> Na'iack, n4'nuei Swan.
Pcnnsyipan'a--J mes Allison, San, :
el Brock, TN Brown, Jines B1chana1,
SlDae. Eiaacas, " lam Cos Eihs,
pauiok Farreily, J2tn Fiodiay, Wai,,,
Forward 4 p, II Harris, Joseph liemp-
IniH, Sanuei ID. lqsham, tIeurga Krea-
ucr, Samuel M'kean, Phlip $ Mark
~, Daniel II. aliner, James 5 Mlocb
fen, Thomas Patterson, George Palmer,
Thomas ]. Rbdyers, Andrew Stewart
Joha Isl, DANIEL Udrec, Isaac Wayne,
james Wilson, II anrs Wilson.
DehzYa,e = |. ii, M'Lane.
Narglapd-W Han Hayward, iunr.
joseph K,u,, john Lee, pe,pr Lntle,
Isaac M N'tn, George Z. Mitcheli, Ra-
phseI Neale, John S. Sp,nce, henry S.
WartieiI.
| Vrgta.a Marx Aiexa der, William
/ S. Archer, William Lee BAH, Philip p.
Barbour, Borwell ASSET, John Floyd,
| Robert $. Garnett. Jseph Johnson, a.
! beg Leflwich, William M'Gov, Charlie,
! i. Mercer, Thomas Newton John RAN
dolph, William &, Rives, a thur Sml,h,
William Smith, Alexander Smyih, An
drey Stevenson, James Stephenson,
George Tucker, Jared Williams.
A'5rt Carolua-Hatc,ins G. Bur.
ton, Henry Conner, JOIN Cupepper,
Weldon n. Edwards, Alhed M. Gatin,
Thomas II. Hall, Charles Hooks, John
Long, Willie ? Mangum, Ro,i,,ios NJ.
Sanders, Riehard D, Speishi, Rober, D.
Vance, Lows Williams.
South caroii,a-Robert Campbell,
Jonn Car er, Josph Gsi, Andrew r.
Govao, James iamil'op, ir. George
MD file joel R. Poinsctt, Staring
Tucker, I'M wilson.
Georgia-J ,elAbboi, George Cary,
Thomas w. Cob, Alfred Cu,hbert,
John Forsyth, Inward f. Talnall, wi.
ley Thompson.
| Xensucky-Hefy Clay, Richard Buck
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-01-06
Committees of tie Senate.


On Epreign RelaHons.-Messrs. Bar.
bonr. King Of n. Y. Macon, Jackson,
al Eihuu.
On Finance -Messrs. Smith, Macon,
King of N. Y. Holmes OF Maine Lowrie.
On Commerce and Manufactures -
Messrs. Dickerson, Rlggles, D'Wolt,
Findlay. and LLOYD OF Mass.
A4tEfary .4Bairs - essrs. Jackson,
Benton, Chan4le!, Taylor OF Ind. and
Johnson Of Ken,
AAhtiq.-M essrs. Chandler, Findlay,
knight, Branch, and Bell
Naval agatts -Mtssrs Lloyd Of Ms.
WI ;, pamot,Iloyd OF Md Hayne.
Pub1lc Landa.-- Nj, ssrs. Barton, THO
mas u liams, Eaton, Louvre.
Indian .4fairs = Messfs. Benton, Ed
watas II L.. Johnson OF Lou. Elliot, Ed
wares OF Con.
On RE Jadicicry- AiessTs. Van Bu-
rem, Halhes q Maibc, Talbot, Brown Of
Ohlo seymour.
Post Office and Post Roads -Messrs.
Lane az, Jahosnp 81 Ken. Holmes OF
Miss Kripht Mlvaine.
On Pensions - Msssrs. Noble, Tai.
be h0son a Lou. Lafm man, Branch.
On tie District Of Cotum bia. -Messrs.
Lloyd oil Md. Barbour, Noble, Eaton,
Parrot.
On Claims Messrs. Rugele Holmes
al Miss. p inner, Bell, M'llvaine.
On the Interpretations. Dickerson,
Elli9t. w llams
On .decounta- Messrs. Seymour, Ed
wards OF Con Hayue.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-01-06
Com mittees Of The Housc Of Retresen-
tQiiUes.


Elections --Messrs. Sloan, Mallary,
Bal, Tucker Of S. c. Hail Of N. c. Sta
nliuft. Thompson Of XIV.
Hays and Means. M essrs. M'I.an
oil Del. Insham, Thompson of Geo. An
drew Stevenson, Cambreiins, M'Datie,
M'Kim.
Claims.--M es.rs. Williams Of \. c.
M'Coy, Rich, Luchfeld, Matson, WINK
,iesey. Issacs.
Commerec.-Messrs. Newton, Tom
iisan. Abbot, Dlr,ee, Dwight, Mat
gum, Morgan.
Fu6hc Lands. Messrs. Rankin, Scot,
Cook. II ings, Strong, Vnicn, b. i'd
ley.
Post Office, sc. --Messrs. F. Johnson,
Hooks, y ,ddafa, W ilson I'll 5. &.
M'Aean, Alexander OF Tenn. BARLEY.
Jndiciary -Messfs. Webster. 7 P.
Barbour 7 amer 0, N. RI, Baron. b.
ch4nao. Sanders, Br nt
Pensions ard Reuot4tionary Claims
Mesars Lrt,le, EDDY, Alien OF Ten Wa.
) "A h, Cuipcpper, PUmer oil Pa. Udrre.
Pubic Erhendil0res.- Messrs Cobb,
Clarke 81 n Y Crafts, Markiey, Gisr,
S.nIord, J. s. Barboar.
Priuate Laad Ckoims -aessrs. Camp.
bell OF Ohs, Moore OF Ala. S ering,
Prince, Garrison, Locke, Williams OF
n. X
alanntactures -Messrs. Todd, For
ward. Condlct, Conner, Wright, Craig.
Marvin.
Agricuitare.- Messrs. Van Rensse.
laer, Bayiies Garnet, Harris of Penn.
Rose, Whitman, Patterson of Pcnn.
Indian A6airs.-Mess. Cooke, Mitch
ell OF Penn. Williams OF Va. M'hee,
M'Lean Of Ohio, Ten Eyck, Gatiln.
AliAtary AGairs. Alessrs. II milton,
Rogers, Mitchell, M'Ar,hur, Vance of
Ohio, Campbell Of s G..
.Wauat Affairs. Messrs. Crownn-
shield, Fuller, Randolph, Warfed, Ca
dy, HoIcombe, Harvey.
Foreign H1atrs. Messrs. Forsyth,
Taylor, Siorrs, Trimble, Archer, Far
rely, Poinseit.
Cheaaheake and Ohio Canal.- Messrs
Mercer, Lee, Brock, Buckner, VIM.
Woods, J. Stephenson, Patterson OF @.
Cumbevilnd Road - Messrs. Hemp
hill, S ewar!, Beecher, johnson of Vir.
Johnson of Ker Reynolds, Owen.
Stare Trade. -aiessrs. GnvaD, Liver
more, Herrink, Test, Wayne, Spaight,
Eaton.
Refusal and Unfinished Business.-
Messrs. Ross. La hop, Brown Of Penn.
Recommendations Allen, Ms. Swan,
Le,cher.
ErfendHures DEPARTMENT Of State
Messrs. Sllas Wosd, Barber OF Conn.
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