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fronting % feet on main or SECOND street,
running back in depth J52 feet, having attach
ed 10 II every eons encnce, which renders It
eninen,y suitable for the purpose fol which
II Is intended.
This property is really valuable, aud osgilt
10 excite the attention oil meu of capiiai as al
- men OF industry aud enterprise II would
be- productive stock 10 the one, and may be
made Il source OF handsome income 10 The o.
ther especially as the terms of payment are
! >, 3 and i ears, satisfactorily soeured.--
Considering the coueOurse oil Travellers, aud
other custom attlis house, an accommodating
and good managing tavern keeper might cas-
sits make the payments for ilepropers III Tue
above time, from the proceeds OF the house
Itself
Ihis csiab'i.hmem is new, complete, and
in thorough condition aud Is 10 doubt tue
best calculated Onildiug fer public entertain
ment IN this, or indeed IN any part ot the
country /, aud ii is so siluate9 as must always
command the custom OF Lyuchbufg, as we'll
as the resort of all persons visiting this place i;
notbng is Nnnling bat good management aud
the right sort ot u man 10 make un ample for
tunc II this place.
Al the same time, will be sold, various o.
ther property, kenl aud Personal, belonging
to the estate ri Joseph Echols, decd.
NM L. LAMBETH, attorney for
Eliza r. ECHOLS, Ir'r Of
Joseph Lehots, deed.
August o. tds3
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H.AN MORSE

OF mine, seven years old, five feet Two or
,hree inches high, OF Zine spirit, and remarEs.
1'y active i"r a work horse, was taken toye
tier With an cid saddle broken behind nnd
new stirrnp ienthers The bride uas old,
The bit designed for double reins.
have no doubt but he will aim TO pass a,
free man, having, il is SUPPOSED, stolen the
Tree pass Of Frederick Mason, under which
name ana yell sasi,fed he will aim TO pass
IMIll give the above reward for tie nan
and horse, {or $40 for either il taken within
ui'ty miles OF this pace, and delivered 10
me II beyond that distance, The same he.
"ard and all reasonable travelling charges
will bc allowed
SAAlCFL EDNlUNDSON, Jr.
ilniiI.x Court House, Nlav4s Is IL
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Also, one other Tract .

Adjoining tie first described tact ON lilo
south west side, containing $50 acies, chiefly
in woods, not more than 10 acres being cleai,
ed, which ure well enclosed. His tact i,
u ell iimbercd, md is fine lobaccn land
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My. EAmund ~. Sale.

cIR-you are iirrrly notified, that On the
> 10Th aud 10th of October neat, ut Robert
Morriss's tavern, IN Lynebburg, shall pro-
eerd la take the depos4iions OF john noihn'
and others, ie Toe read on The teal OF NY sui
npW depending against you and Lncus /
li,nml,sun, "a amherst couaiy couft, Wien
aud here ,on may niicfid
lout oDeditat sert mt,
/. IL. AIITn,EII.
Sep,embcr IL lt"aw
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sly AIMS CELEBRATCD
pAITAQ..aAa

co justly celebrated fer the cure of
- Scroiula, Kings.Esil, Rheumatism, u.
GERS, Tromels, and all disease arising from an
impure state of The blood but more especial.
~ for Syphicles, Mercnral Diseases.
As this Medicine $50 highly recommend
ed by somc OF tire Erst Medical characters in
the United States, such rs Chapman, Gibson
sc. it can he safely taken IN the abovs
diseases. For sale ut The Philadelphia prices
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Sept -. Is Is
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Pearl Ash and Ground Ginger.

i supply y mifiie PeGri ,ash aud pure Ero,ud
GineT, JHst receired, ritR ibr safe bV
Sept WALTER IL, MIDDLEToS
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also, one other Tract.

adjoining tho last mentioned land, contaias
ing 39l acres, aud bounded on one side 10
The road leading from Samsel Bnrks's. Inv
Waits Cap, and the Lands OF Richard S II
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands of John.
Cahlul, dec. OF this tract there are ,.nlv
about 10 acres cleared, aud TINT portion oil +
is well enclosed aud fresh. II is hcavily lipa
hered and well Naierrd, and contains large
quantity OF lrsi Iitc tobacco laud. This tfsct
hes within ore mile of Bethel.
II the above lands nre not sold privately
before the 18th diary Of October, they will On
that day be sold publicly al my residence
Persons whe nas be destroys Of purchasing,
il is expected, vii! wish to view the lands, /,
JireyMill bo shown at any time on appIica
ton being made 10 the subscriber
IL Terms Of sale shall be made arcomnoI
dating. AMBROSE RUCkER. -!
February 20. '.evts
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vaI.VaELE I.aEDa
TO wit

FOR S.ILE.
THE subscriber wishes 10 sell the f.
L lowing valuable TRACTS OF LAM
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Read and Personal Estate,

10 ritz Tn rendue Of he gR}CT OF
LalD (uot soid) YecHed said deed.-.liso,
sud Hcafg Lanes right in and 10 the
Following Negro Slaves,
10 mt } CaSar, spencer, Jdiieg, kachsi, I'D.
muud, Dick, bob and Caicb-1 htad Of hoyses,
10 head oCcaiae, IS sheep, Sc sc or so much
hereof as riH saii1n he balance Of NE debt
Hat not. 'em0ns due DOug'o@ u. Layuc, rs
sci fVf,h IN the traSi iced .4ctiig n, trustee I
,bm coHrey The nile as rested ~ me and no
ether. NATHANIEL S. STRANGE.
n TIE abote safe is p6stponed 10 the 18Th Of
October nt1i y. 5. STR NOR, Trustee.
StpiemJer a. 3t7s
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Valuable Real Estate
Fire proof Brick Tenement

situate on Main stree. and
Third .3tieH an the toan u
Lyactbmg, containing treniy,.
, fyo t,.i front on main or Second
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THE FRANKLIN HOTEL

TUX o.ILI.
IN conformity to the last will and tesla
/ ment of Joseph Echols, decd, will be offer
FL for sale, on TiESDIF, The l2A doy VI
OotoJer merit, at O'Clock, r. NJ, on The pre-
misses that elegant aud commodious four story
e,zxA brick building, known rs The
T.m FRANKLIN HOTEL, ia
~, Lynchhurg, 1T present htl't by
sk john Hancock, esg., aud situated
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pYROTEcHNICAL ADVENTURE.
Rrederickto7un, { Ma. J Dec. 5.


Our CITY was thrown into great agitation
on Sunday night last, between and O
clock BY an alarm Of fire, which, though
productive of no very serious results, had
like nevertheless, to have ended fatally. 1t
aDpears that Mr.. ITunford, the fire worker,
who frightened many of our good ladies and
gentlemen of Fredericktown, about a year
aco, by accidentally blowing himself up in
one of his pyrotcchnical experiments, is here
again, preparing grand display of fireworks
in authorization of the visit of LA FAY
ETTE. 1t appears further, that the fire
worker had already in preparation about SO
mounds of his combustible matter, in the shape
of rockets, frey dragons, serpents, and long
tailed lizards, suns, moons, comets, stars, &c.
all of which he had carefully stored away
in the hall, over the market house, in that
Dart Of the city called Bentz town. Here
thew were considered safe, being locked up,
and the kew placed in the hand of trusty ne
gro fellow, with strict Elunction not to so
near them. But some how or other, Pompey
could not overcome his curiosity, and in
spite of contrary orders, he did so into
the magazine, perhaps to try piece ofpy-
romancy-and Selling rocket with conf
dence clapped fire to it. The effect was III
tantaneous.-Away went the rocket, fol-
lowed by couple Oh dragons NOT upon inc
chase Here was q sun Whirling through
ether, as if thrown from its orbit, pursued By
a monstrous spiral serpent--and there a
couple of comets we're dancing a jig in mid
air; presently general evolution OF stars,
suns, moons, &c. out of the windows. But
what must have been the most terrifying
sight of all, was the sable chemist, like de-
mon all i'll flames, rushing out of the smoky
nnartn,ant and flyinp tlrOuph an adjoining
stable. The whole adventure occupied but
a few minutes--the suns, moons, and stars
shonc but an instant, and the dragons and
scrpents vanished as if by magic. The SIN
Fire Engine, directly opposite, and especial
ly adapted, we presume, from the name, for
such purposes, was brought into play, and
the fire Immediately quenched. We We're
not present at the explosion, and cannot
youch for the exactness of this account. A
little more caution heater in such prepare
lions would not be amiss.~
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covered deposited in the house of Costing, the
banker. in his lordship's name, the profits
arising from the lucrative Office, the rever-
sion of which was granted to the present
ord. This balance had been forgotten to
be beoueathed by the noble Lord when he
made his will, and was, consequently, equal
w divided among the youngest children, by
which accident their fortunes were increased
about 10 900 pounds each, beyond the inten-
ton of their father.
The king has been pleased to approve Of
Mr.. David Walker as Consul at Glasgow, for
the United States Of America.
The total amount of foreign stocks raised
in ENGLAND since 1922, exclusive of the re
cent heavy loan to Mexico, is AZ, 815, 900
pounds sterling.
A company has been formed in London to
amply gas engines to carriages, by which
they expect to run them ten miles an hour.
1t was thought the Americans would have
had the start in this invention.
The Greek o6fciGi account of the defeat
of the Turkish armament OH Samos, had
reached London.
The Aydra Gazette has published list of
the European vessels employed in the Egyp-
tian expedition, from which it appears that
there are twentv-six sail under the English
flag, thirty-hvc under that of Austria, and
one under that Of Sardinia.
Lord Granville is spoken of successor to
Sir Charles Stuart, British Ambassador at
Paris.
A new election of mayor for Liverpool ter
minated in the choice Of ]. Is. Ilollinshed
Among the fortunate spectators on the
Doncastcr St. Lcgcr Stakes, Lord Kclburnt
is said toh have won E22,000, and Lord Ken
ncdy 81 AGO.
The distemper prevails to a great extern
among horses. Many Of the turf horses ar,
at this time afflicted with it, and Sir Thomas
Stanlcy's Cestrain Colt, which won at TIL,
late races at Litchheld and Shrewsbury
died.
Kcan was advertised in the Liverpool pa
pers, as engaged for one week at the thea
tire royal his first appearance there for fou
years
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The following are the circumstances MI.
led to the capture of the Spanish town NV 's4
ando, on the island of Porto Rico, BY 90 ~
Porter, on the 10th ult. ~"
Some time since the warehouse of NJ.
Cabot, Baily & Co. was robbed &c go a1ieaSfs |
considerable amount. As strong susni 1.ua
existed that the property had been carr; t,V,S
some OF the small towns of Porto Rico w.
schooner Beagle, capt. Platt, sailed ;mn VIC
diately, with one of the clerks attachaa "c'
the firm, for the purpose of giving into ua 70
ton to the Spanish authorities, which i n ND
sanguinely anticipated, would conduce 70 t .,'S
speedy recovery of the goods Having srn t'l'
ed at Foxardo, Porto Rico, CAPTAIN DIV,
and Lieutenant Richie were seized. and a 81.
withstanding they produced their comn;s
sions and orders, were detained under g"aH,
from nine A. M. till five p. NJ. The onlv S o'a
assigne forthis fragrant outrage ofourncn.aaa',,
rights was that they were dubious of tho ~ p"
sci being really an American ship of war aro,
insinuating that she was a pirate. On n. .
10Th inst. the Grampus sailed from G,
Thomas, the Beagle being off the harhonss
She had scarcely got out when large m,n
of war was discovered standing towaids boa
which soon proved to be the John Adams
bearing the broad pci.dant Of Commodor.
Porter, who ordered the schooner to ancber
in company with him outside the harbour"
The town of Faxardo, in the Island NJ
Porto Rico, lately captured by Com. Porter
contains about 90 houses. The fortress m
the seacoast is usually gargisoned by snaIl
body of men.
On this subject the National Intelligence
remarks" In another column the reader
will find an account of an achievement late.
" performed by the distinguished Naval
Officer who commands on the West India
Station. We are somewhat apprehensyr
that, to use sea phrase, he has run foul Na.
tional Law, which, probably would have Ne
CURED that he should have communicated
the matter to the Executive of his own o.
vernmcnt, and that redress should be ds.
man;lcd in due form through the customary
diplomatic channel.
However this may be, we have only to say
that, il ever the exercise of a discretionary
authority BY a military commander was ius.
tiiablc, it was so in the instance now before
us. And, # the facts Of the case are all re.
spects as represented, though it may posi-.
bly, not be cxpcdient for the government L
sanction it, the country will hardly censur
the p"oinptitude with which an insult to TIN
nations flag and commission has been chas
tized. 1t gives great pleasure to observe
that no blood was shed upon the OCCASION
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S1'. DOMINGO.

Il is stated in the London papers, that
there was a prospect Of a speedy agreement
between France and Hdyti. One great diff
Guilty in the way oft arose out ofthe demand
of place of strength in the Island as a Sc
curity for the payment of the indemniication
to be agreed on.-This difficulty it is said had
been got rid of by the offer Of the Haytian
government to pay the whole sum at once /;
and that house in London had offered to
procure the requisite sum for that purpose.
We should hope this account may prove COR
rect, as by an arrival here in II days from St.
Thomas, information has been received, con-
firmng former statement that French
fleet of II sail of men of war had, about the
beginning Of October, actually taken troops
on board at Martinique, and sailed direct to
St. Domingo. \ French frigatc and an arm
cd schr. had also left st. 'rhomas's on the
same destination. 1t may turn out, though
it appears very doubtful, that the troops are
intended to replace those in different French
| West india Islands about to return to Europe
/ This We know was said to be the object Of the
expedition by the French minister,
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ries the Letter out of prison, stuck to the
bottom Of his foot. Torelate my misfortunes
and sufferings, would be more than you cai!
have an idea of, but the worst of them is over
hope. If through the blessings of God
shall get clear. and once more enjoy my
friends and country, it would seem like new
world to me. Most likely my Father is dead
Give my atfectionate love to Father, if alive
and all the sisters.
Dear Brothes, remain your affectionate
brother. GEORGE ROBBINS.
The old man is alive, and ready to go ant
visit his son, if there is no redemption.
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EoreigM Gleanings.

Lord Strangford was still at Constantine
pic on the 18th OF September
The PEI sian war had actually been renew
ed, which the Turks where wholly unprc-
pared for. This unlocked for occurrence,
connected with the revoits i'll Syria, had so
multiplied the difficulties of the Ottomans,
that the overthrow otthc throne ofthe Sultan
was laol,cd to as an event. at no great dis
tancc.
The proclamation of tho Roman govern
mcnt had excited Il great sensation in London
~ letter il is said had been addressed to
Mr.. Canning on the subject, by gentlemen
Interested in the Greek cause, and it was
reported that the minister had expressed,
in the most uncquivocal terms, good wish
cs for the Grecian cause.
Letters from spain gave the most fright
FIJI picture Of the state ot that country. At
Valencia and Corlova there had been seri-
Gus disturbances, and it IS even said that ma
ny French soldiers had been arrested and
imprisoned nv the rOyalist volunteers. A
new Spanish loan has been contracted fer at
Paris, amounting to two hundred million o!
francs.
The French Cabinet is said to have final
y determined on indcmnifying the emigrants
| for which purpose there were to be rcduc-
| tions in the army, and in the civil depart
mcnts The reduction Of the renLc$ had
been postponed for two years.
The Hon John Randolph had taken his
passage in the Colombia but from an ACCT
dent by the turning over of the mail coach,
which he was in, on his way from London
to Liverpool, he was prevented from going
Oh board.---iIc is now at Washington.
1t appears from the Liverpool Price Cur
rent, thot between the 9th and the 18th Oc-
! tobcr, both days inclusive, there were sold
| 1850 bags -. cotton, imported from the Un-
tel States.
1t is computed that no more than one fam
| lily OF 20J0 i'll the metropolis make their own
bread.
Mr.. Stoclsoe, the medical gentleman who
attended Bonaparte at st. Helena, but was
! ordered home by Sir Hudson lowe, has re-
turned to this country after having safely
conveyed the daughter of Joseph Bonapartc
to her father in America.
! Letters from SINGAPORE, dated the 1st of
4 March, state that the expedition from the
| Netherlands, which sailed III the preceding
September for the interior of the Isle of Bor,
neo, returned in November, after having as
cended the Pontaina for a distance of three
hundred miles. This expedition had for its
object the subjugation OF the hitherto indie
pendant states of Singon, Sintang, and ST.
lat, and completely succeeded.
We are now looking out for the arrival of
the Leviathan ship Columbus, from Canada
Should she surmount the perils' of the ocean
she will sail up as high as Blackwell, to which
the whole city will empty itself to witness
this extraordinary spectacle. The gentle
men at Lioid's and their families, will be
sufficient in themselves to fill the steam
boats
After the death of the late Lord Ellenbo
rough, very large sum of money was dis
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-. ..,..,:.,, - .s,.,. :. , , ,,,jJ founded o.
.ar ' t;t,a that e ~ ma ex;steJ a. - i
III -. IL, ia ..a ,o,f d,,;no
ne oarons VINO mao STOOD a'eol curing
the stfrusSles LOT rperty, no" pesah' as
1ore' u i'''erni1uuie WIN wy ,iu'es " W.,
co"luSH. ~ 80, iou'i! @on'e Vee' -
lace, tneH sPSeu,'y eNineeu ny ut''o:. 80 -:
ousy. Ills sieV a'io'i F" ou''.i@'' 'ieh i,'
great SERVICES "eie an u'iecaoi"s ieP 49, 49,
TO thelr inactivity III lie Pupiio If'us. o', -,
ana DIVISION were aSaii in.rouuoeu ii'o ~
ocottish camp at ID 'lnie wnen mo'e nan
Esei' u',''''i'A9 W. 49,. - : -.
hsnment OF the hatonai i''aePehaenee; ...,.
EDWARD haa again ii,Tauea s'9ol,iiu W.,
powerful army ana w aiiaee .au d seO0T ~,
Nme 10 rish general e",.lI ~ - a.s.'0Ii. !"
the heiShoournooSu VI a'Ni'N .'.e 70 -
armies met. wallace iiao now alo"ho i,i'''
Cumming, otewart' 4 1rahani' d W q
DUH and other names OF equai ho,e III 2o .i
tish chieftainshlp; put ieeDief through Tue
distrust OF SO many rivals, tnan wheh aiolle
with the gallant Moray, ne ieu ms country
men to battle victory aeSerteu ms Plu'ne'
Inc ocots were ueieaIeu WIN sreae si''uSn-
ter; ana thougn ior sohG t,'ie at'ei .ioy
kept up the war IN detached paftieS' they
were no longer able TO muster an army II,
the held EDWARD, VITA HIS sicloii W.
swept the whole country IRON, inc weeu
to the Northern ocean anu iheie Wa
scarcely any place OF Importance out oWhcu
his sway. .,.uo.;oao, ,;,,o,.
Yet amid TINS wrcck Oh une Mo hsa i;"ad
ties, wallace aGS' fea nu'' he resoIrcd -
freeman and rer to rouse v bs eoun
aie. al ms ehu nsve ~ r ij IN. sra-
~, nf ,,osistancn was fn, thc nrescnt. past.
son o. ressaanou that there ema;nod no
Waiiaoe -, sa,,'.,t o,,+ - IS ROM
NOR mp, .s sna o,s,d;ro. +ho CONSCIENCE IL
EJ',n,1 ,,n n,;gh+ silently lament over his
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,,o,., u,r,,d;J rJ ~, ,,at cful not to aCkoiiWl
n1,,, NV ,,orson,, .hare in those testimonies
- Z ;ndness as thry rxcitc in nv breast emo
t;ons which ~ ADEQUATE words could cX-
nrcss
uNv oil;g.t;ons n the United States, Sir,
far rxceed .,rv merit might claim They
late fron tbe Tine when have had the hap
,,;nrss +o he ,donte1 as a Young soldier, 4
f,,,o,,,.aj 60, af < ,oer;r, they have been
continued to me diving almost half IA century
e cons.art ,fTac,ion Ind confidence, and now
~, ti,on,. t., vonr most gratifying invita-
tinn / INA mysrlf erected by series OF
welcomes one hour of which weulds more
thnn commemorate for the public cXertions
and sutI,. rinps of nv whole life.
urhc ann,ohation OF the American peo-
ME and thcir Representatives, for my con
duct during the yicisitudcs OF the E,ropeail
Revolution' is the highest reward could re-
reivc WI, NAV Stand " firm and erect, -
when. in their names, and BIZ YOU, Mr..
Sneaker. | am declared to have, in every in
stance, been faithful to those American prin-
ci,les Of liberty. equality. and true socit! or
dat. ~. deviation ia which. as 1t has been
fror, n.y., c,r,;cst youth so shall continue to
he ia NV latest breath.
uyni have hren ,leascd Mr.. Speaker. to
nation when nfter ca long an absence, |
am called 10 witness the immense improve
mcnts. admirable communications, the pro-
dirions crcat,ans 81 which we find am exam
pic i, This Civ whose name itself is vencr-
atcd p. Ilad;nn IN 4 word. all the grandeur
and grosncritv ofthcse happy United States
Wien At III. same time thcy nobly secure the
Ic..nnictc assort;ons Of American Indepcn.
1cnre reaect On every part Of the world
1 thc lrht oe a far snncrior political civilian
t;nn.
"N-hat bcttcr nledre can be given of 4
prrxnyrrinr national iove Of liberty, whei
tbose blessings orc evidently the result OF ;
,irfro,,s ras;S 3ancr ~ on,rcssion. and Of in.
st;tut;ons Fnnnde5 on ne RIGHTS of man ant
+he Rrnuhlican rrincip,l of self govern.
mrnt Eo, Mr.. Speaker. nosterty has no
bccun for ne s;ncr. h the sons Of my com
nunions and f,;cnds. | find the same publi,
fscl;prs and nerm;t me- tn ada. tbe sam,
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TIIE GREEKS.

The forty-two FOUNDER, presented to the
Greeks last year, is - be transmitted, free
Of expense. to l.cghorn, by Mcssrs. Bruens,
of New York; together with about 1000
muskcts, rifles, pistols and swords, and
several boxes of books and medicines, for
the use Of tic Greeks. The London Mom-
ing Chronicle, received yesterday, after men
tioning that donation sent from America,
of upwards of eight thousand pounds, had
arrived at Greece, remarks, that this is "a
sum, be it known to the shame of the United
Kingdoms, almost as large as all the subscrip-
ton which the Greek Committee, have been
able to OBTAIN in this country, after eighteen
months excrtion." ". Y. Evening Post.
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GOES sasE2nGSx0NkA.1sG..
IN SENATE.
Thursday, Eeccmber, 9, 1924.

Thursday, Hecember, 9, 1924.
A bill was received from the House OF
Representatives, making a partial appropri-
alton for the year lS24--which was read.
On motion of Mr.. BGr6oHr, it was ordered
that, when the Senate adjourn, it adjourn to
Monday next
At one o'clock, General La FAfETTE
entered the chamber of the Senate, accom-
panied by the Committee OF that body. On
entering the bar Mr.. Bar6oRr, Chairman of
the Committee, announced the presence Of
the General in the following words 1--WE
introduce General LA Fayctte to the senate
of the United States" whercupon the Pres
idcnt of the Senate and its Senator'S, rose
from their seats, and the General advancing
towards the Chair of the Senate, was invited
by the President to take a seat prepared for
him on the right of the Chair.
Soon after the General was seated,
Mr.. Barbour moved that the Senate III
journ.
Mr.. Lioyd, Of Mass. concurrcd II tho
wish for the Senate to adjourn, TO AZ ord the
Members an opportunity of paying their IL
diyi;lual respects to Gen. LA Fay tie.
The Senate then adjourned, md the Sen
ators, Individually. beginning it'll the Pres
idcnt OF the Senate, tcndcre5. him their rc.
spects, which were cordially and feelinsly re.
ciprocatetl.