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"WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1927.
SENATE.


The President communicated report of the
Secretary OF the Senate, relative to the dsburse.
ruent, OF the contingent fund OF the Senate, for
he LAT y-ai, hich was read, and on motion OF
Mr.. Kane, ordered to be printed.
Nj. Noble, of Indiana, gave notice that he
would, to morrow, ask leave to introduce a bill
authorizing the State of Indiana TO sell the land.
appropriated TO the use of public schools in tina,
State.
Mr.. Johnson, of Ky. agreeably to notice given
on Monday last, introduced bill to abolish i'm
prsonnent for debt, which wa, read The first time,
and ordered to second reading.
The President communicated report from the
Secretary War made in pursuance of q resolution
OF The Senate of the 9Th February last, trans
milling proposals for printing S. binding certain
number of Infantry and II fle Tactics, s. a system
OF Artillery exercise and Field Msnouvres for
the use OF the Militia OF the United States
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ihe Speaker presented communication from
the Comptroller Of The Treasury, which was read
and ordered TO lie printed.
On motion of MIR. Wickl.ffe i, was
Resolved, That the members of this House
wear Grape IN their left arm for thirty days, as a
testimony of respect TO his late colleague, DR.
Young
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE Oh REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Bryan of North Carolina, appeared, was
gu lifted, and took his seat
Nj. Lule submitted the following order.
Ordered, That The several standing Committees
OF his House be appointed tomorrow.
dr. lnghsm expressed hope that the gentleman
from Alsrylsnd Guild not press the order upon the
House, at This early day. /, had been usual to or.
der The sppoin ment # the Committees as late IN
The week Thursday He wished it TO be re-
collected that there were above seventy nsw mem
bers in the House and the Speaker would re-
quire time to become acquainted with their vaT,-
Gus qualifications. He submitted TO the mover o
the order 10 allow it to lie upon the table for th,
present
Mr.. Little stated tina, he had no objection to th
course
The order was than laid UPON the table.
Mr.. Nanrenssellasr, from the joint COMMITTEE e
appoini ed TO wait the President TO Inform hin
that the Two IL uses had assembled, reported tina
the Committee had performed that duty, and ha,
received Tor answer, that the President woul,
make communication in writing to the Hous
this day a l2 O'Clock
MIR. Condct presented a memorial of Aaron
Ogden and others, Officers OF the Revolutionar,
Army praying for such further compensation 70
Their services : Congress may think proper IL
moved The reisreuce oil the memorial to a Seec
Committee ordered nrdingly, and the Commit
tee were ordered to consist OF seven members.
message was received from the p, esdent O
tina United States
On motion of Mr.. WickLffe, the message an,
documents were referred to a committee OF III
be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Bartlett COCO copies wer
| ordered to be printed.
The Hou-e then adjourned
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IN pursuance Of decree Of The Superior Court Of cLan<
"a Gerry fo The Richmond District pronounced on ~ %
Day 81 March 1921 The case Of Nelson DfsnJ Er6r Of
Benz DIVER dec sud OF subsequcut order said eon
male IN The sane and dstsI the 23J Iune f9qT
shalt Iue'sy The i5h day Of Jan next on The prJo
ses, ofcf Tor sale 70 the highest bidder nj suc su,f e
ae u lud lying partly 30 The county of Aibemse and
patty 90 The county o. Iouss within miles Of Lndsys
store. called Union llap said 10 ootttn ga - 49,
belonging 90 The Estate Of y. Oliver, dee
Inis P1naiion q 30 good flaming condition, and has on
good rsne dwelling houte pui houses bsrn. fable OIL
bArt, 6c-fetmsi one-hd cash tie L8isnee IN inasn,s
Of years, 10 be well secured by pefonsI seeuffy and
paid.
shoud de shove named day prove 70 he unfair tbe ssc
~" be made e hfH lar day thereafter, SUNDAYS exeepef
J. GUERHAhT, ~. 3. G. G. .. q.
. one 81 his Dopuiies
l7ov. ~ 58--2swtdaf
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ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, sec'ry.

A. meeting OF The citizens of Warwick county.
convened at The courthouse thereof Oh Thursday
the 29lh Of November, Capt. Miles Cary was
called TO The Chair, and Ohm -. Brown appointed
Secretary; when Dr. q. L. CoTbin addressed the
meeting in an appropriate and handsome style ex-
pianatory OF The object OF the meeting.
On motion, the following persons were appoint
ed committee 10 draft Preamble and RESIDUE
iions suitable TO the occasion, as also a coTesA
pending committee TO communicate with the other
corresponding committees OF the State: Dr. g. L.
Corbin, Robt. II. Lee, Garter CrafTord, John
Young, Humphrey Hafwood and Thomas Curtis,
whip, after retiring for short time, reported the
following Preamble and RESOLUTIONS, which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the present gigantic strides Of the pre-
seit federal admnisirai. on are calculated to ava
ken feelings OF the lIYeiesi interest in The bosoms
of all true republicans, AMI TO endanger the best
interests OF cur beloved country! wes feel il our
duty as good citizens TO stand forth boldly in de-
fence OF those primo pies, rendered dear TO us by
the blood OF our foreISthers, and 10 assert those
tights that belong TO the Offspring of ireenen
We therefore are compelled, under sense of dI,
~ TO our country, 10 Get forth TO DIR fsllowscti-
zens the grievances under which we labor. A
Pfe-ident elected by intrigue and mansg cement, and
the lishest Offices Of government filed by IndyI
ddaIs pregnant with corruption and deprsYiiy Of
ibe most unpard0Bab!e nature, public fuoney fol
isbiy squandsred away to promote personal views,
and the heads Of government losing sight Of their
dgniiied Offices and traversing this vast continent
TO promote their election, and for smbidexlfous
purposes; embassies established unnecessarily and
inca selected who are destitute OF that love OF
country and pride of her principles, which ought
TO be found in every American bosom. We have
the press that has justly been styled the pal
ladi1m Of our liberties bought up and used as 2
common sewer, 10 pour out abuse and isseho,d
upon the most worthy Of oGr ci,zens. We have
ssea in the election OF John @. Adams, roGora-
ton OF 81 those obnoxious doctrines Of etiquette
and hefsdry, and subycrsion Of al those well
ilitd and highly priced principles Of repubicsnsfn.
We have seen, IN the appointment Of Henry Clay
10 The ofice OF Secretary Of State, a clear deyel-
Opemsnt Of q concert end understanding between
Clay and Adams; and we are az loss Tor words
sufficiently harsh 10 speak 81 the wicked and dts-
holcsl bargain and intrigue that were carried on
Between them, psndiag the late Presidential cleo
sion and Up 10 this dsisi and view these two ind.
vi5usl. at his time, 10y The Of the treasury suJ
Che nawarantsble abuse o. public patronage as en-
de- e 10 5f,p their falling cause by degrading
ther co1ary's bes, interess, we feel, % Ynci.
nisns, thai Henry Ciey las roDouaced 90 those
claims upon our confidence he might have lad afi,
sipg ron rfib. eS1 ~ ioyL mon hi-r onfy e. p
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.NNGNOLS TON N-ILE.-

conformity Decree 81 the Sapetot Cont NJ Chan.
Gerry holdtna ffedeek bre, October last 10 the csss
M7ge l. Dr. csehhfous, 10 hs o,gn light and A. AJu'os
~ h d,ctaed wife 5aai plinlT Klcieh w. Downmsf.
Atuior 4 Cyu Ball. dec. add ottrs dsfendan will self,
r cash. ~ public auction, Lancaster ofihotse on ran.
Jay TIC @t cy Of Ja1usry nsxt that Being court dsy fsi,
gthefwe on tbe next ls day, csh negro ssges b. The
Derrce mentioned, Jsrftu ava ua,fr nicn Nsncv af,
3asa, likely sn an5 Caroline snd her thrce Cue ohlrta
RALEIGH W. UOWNsiAN, AdUor
Lsnoatfr c'gn'y ucc.s cc-re.s
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SECOND CLASS OF THE
GRAND.
T,TTGn tyETyR - nTmrs,

- j. l. COHEN Jr. BROTHERS, Of Baltimore
Have The pleasure 10 the Second Glass this Lot
tery authorised by the General Assembly naryisnd for
1he promotion Of Silence and Literature The nuInrr Of
Iekts only Ten fho"snnd) considerably less tbsany
Lottery Tor years, aud the an
take place in the City Of Baltimore on
Wediesday, tie 18Th Dec,
aud viii be COMPLETED that day under the
ct the Commis'ione appointed by the Gov 4 Council
rn.-n-
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sums contributed by the deputies, esiace Ian.
dabie ie,li <, for the miseries of their fellow.
subjects in that quarter.
Hostiliiies seem not at all likely TO cease be.
! tween the belliserenis. The Minister OF Marine
in the name OF his Majesty, has informed ths
Chamber, that their Sovereign highly approve, Of
their loyal and patriotic resolution to prssecu,e
the war TO ex,renity; that the Emperor beholds
/ the urgency and sees the eXpediency of forth
with buying, building and equipping large navs,
toree, sufficiently powerful to proec, the Brszilian
commerce Tom Pernambuco to Maranham, along
The shores oithe empire, and even TO the Coast
| of Africa.
Oa receipt of this communca alton, the Deputies
instantly voted the supplies requisite for the pur.
Chasing and equipment of every species of vessel
that his Majesty may deem necessary for The future
offensive and defensive prosecution OF the existing
| contest between the two powers: And, for the
manning # this contemplated fleet, have likewise
decreed. tina, levy of 5000 seamen shall be
made, Tor the service OF the ensuing year.
The u. s. Ffisate, Com Biddle, arrived at Rio,
alter an absence Oh cruze from that por: OF 55
days.
The Brazilian line of battle ship Don Pedro
Primero, Commodore Francisco Biblsno de Basiro
despatched by order OF H. I. NJ sailed for Bahia.
on ed Septem er, having on board The lately no
minated President of that government, his famil y
| numerous suite and troops.
Several Brazilian, French and English vessels
oil war were in port, and crulz;ng of Cape de
Mar
We are informed by Captain Basse,t, that the
Emperor was collecting all his forces, their
destinstio was no, known, but supposed to be for
Rio Grande
The country was in very deplorable situation
no money in circulation except paper, and tina {
at a discount of40 per cent Markets ware dull
snd coffee very high.
The Brsz.l!an frgste Poler, was lost on or abou,
the II October, shori distance north of Cane
Euro, and all hands supposed TO be lost, in conse-
quencs OF a muiiny on board.
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IN SENATE

AUEbDAE JccembeT i.
Mr.. Macon from the JOINT Committee Yesterday
appointed to wait The President TO inform him
that the two Houses were organised and ready to
receive i'on bin any rOm nuuiclii ms sopoded
that The Committee had dischmg ID its duly, aud
that the President would make a communication,
10 willing at IL o'clock this day
A message in writing, accompanied with
documents, received from the President of the
United States by the hands OF John Adams, Junr
his private Secretary, and read by the Sscretary
of the Senate
On motion Of VI. Smith, of Nd, the reading
OF the documents dispensed wih; AMI The
message and accompanying documents were Or
deIed to be printed
On notion of 5lr B.ll, three thousand copies
of the message, and fifteen hund5S,N:scop of the
documents, we're ordered TO be Tristed.
Mr.. Eaton rose and said that me had resolu-
ton 10 submit 10 The Senate in reference to a
question of great dslcacy The Senate had Just
ordered the printing OF sundry papers. Who was to
execute this printing!! IL was unnecessary for him
TO call TO the recollection of the Senate their pro.
ceedings in relation to this subject the clOss Of
the last session. In pursuance OF The joint res0
luton OF 1919, the Senate hen went into lie
lection OF Printer Under that rule a plurality
OF votes was alone nscssesry TO choice But
the Senate considering that rule as dead bad by
another resolution, made = majority OF the votes
gwen necessary to a choice. IL was his opinion
an, as be believed The orIdfnn OF MAJORITY e the
Senate that the roleol 1919, which had for sin
years been unilounly ptacused 90. was sull BIZ
iofcei that the rule OF the last session. in conirs
vsriion Of IT, ,yss void; and The election was insde
The LIST session. Bui till. 10 reference 20 DE Sc
cfsisr5 Of the sans,e, he though; il right hst tie
question IN uld now be settled, and he submitted
lbe following resolution:
In pursuance Of ioioi resolution Of The Seost
and House Of Representatives,, passed in SO.
regulating The subject Of printing Tor tie two
Houses r. Pecuvely, an eleclio. having been had
BY The Seuaie during Ire last session fof pria
Ter to the Senate, aad Dia G,esn having accora.
lag 70 Tho provisions # ihe -aid resolution, rccefv-
"a lhs gesieN number e yo.ps: Therefore.
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.4'Gtama- Gabriel Moo.e, George W. Owen,
IN ,icKee. ).
Missouri Edmund B,,es
DELEG ATES.
.9flansGS-
.MiehigG Z Wing.
Flo i'd Joseph NJ White.
Total num6'r of Representatives, 2l3
1oiai number If Delegates 3
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10000 Dolls 5000 Dolls. SC.
3:L9s Prizes, amounting to $sS. 200
EEJ" Only 10000 IickeiS in tie Scheme!

The CASH for the whole Of The Prizes can he had usu
81 at Cohen's Office the moment they are drawn.
Ithoie Ttehets 50 90 Quarters 81 %
HdlueS $50 EjohLbs. q 80
O'seis from any part Of the United States either by
mail 9si padl private Conveyance enc losing the cash Or
f"ze Tickets ia any Of the Lotteries will meet The same
II Address e. ff"'@'''-
J. 1 COHEN, j.. * BROTHERS. gaitiner,.
u In tie fTt class Of the Literature Lohery 5raya an
t e. ~ Gto BOIH the Great Capitals Of 10000 10000
DO-S besides no less than SIXTEEN Of 600 md nD1
Dstf{- 'gere all said at CoHEN'S oEFICE, No. fla
any other e5fce in Ain.i lea.
BALTIMORE Nov. /, 1897 53-uEbT6f
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e0niyrmy oa Deed OF Trus, ruaie to The ,uhscrI er
suviy ing trustee by J-hn NJ. Buee on the SIN nv of
pee lSy3 ana duly recorded in the clerks Office of Halifax
CGa tba proct ei TO cell Friday 4th day OF an
oS1 isH O,herwise on the fair day. the highest
e. auction on The premises being ts resdence of
h seid bu't,e iret Of land containing $50 aefc u
Of lees BY lfe suyey lying and being IN e said eonv al
sa1 eud b'uoded ~ The Double Dianeh, FuketsOn. si
C"ihde lines and others. The tie sale aeeln.
TO the dreelou Of sad Deed cash. bat e ubcrber
Instructed by the edof u say that third amount
OF SAFE ID CASH VIII sasy giving bond strfoyed
security able IN - month"; for the balance bearing ie,
esiom The date and deed Of tfui Oh the land eop,d
eeDs ofuoH oi this tract Of land consist OF low grounds AMI
inc "oie eon'dered far above tie qasy Of ddn
he no'sh.0ihood The title is believed 10 be unquesonae
b. The said tetd. AbssI sToor 49,
r 8 II t' ughi not auiss renark sr te aeeopno.
ds'bo ds',n' purchasers that considerable number Of
stoe stock Of all kind household aud kitchen furniture. plan
ion utensils corn loader &c. is 90 be u on the save dav
Bl'iee convey 10 he the like anntr bei6g adveed in
me 'aid county Oh HALIFAX ADAM TOOT
DEC % G1-2aUfft-
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MEXICO.

Frigate Libsriad, Yerd Cruz, .Nou 4h 1897
Dear Sir take the liberty Of FORWARDING m
you. The snclos d manifesto of the FEEDER ton Of
Pure, Roy aliss of Spain, both in The original and
in the English translation. The Government OF
Mexico, feels an int est in giving il as much
publicity possible; and know not how can
effect this object better, than by obtaining your
consent to its insertion in full in your widely cirs
cuated Newspaper. In complying with this re.
quest, yon will further obge me by sending m q
few papers in which it is published, as should
,vish TO transmit them TO the seat of government.
Should you discover any errors IN the translation.
you will, hope, use the freedom of CORRECTING
them.
We have returned from our long cru'zs in
the face OF a superior force, and without having
experienced any reverse. Although no decisive adj
vantage has been obtained by US beyond the captu,
& destruction OF thirty sail Of merchat vessels
Verthe!ess the government is perfectly satisfied
that the utmost has been effected that The disparity
OF force would permit In short time how ever
trust that we shall be placed in a position 10
strike more effective blow
am very respectfully, your obsdient servant,
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.. NJ. Noah, Esq. New York

NJ M. Moab, Esq. New York.
The document alluded to, is very curious on e,
beng direct proposition TO elevate TO the Span-
ish Throne, Don Carlos 5Lb; The manifesto was
Circulated IN Mtdrd, during the present year. we
shall put it in type in day o. two.
Ed. " y Eng.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
From the ". Y. Spectator.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Canada, Capt. Rogers, arrived be-
low on Saturday evening from Liverpool. having sail
ed on the evening of the LIST September bringing reg
ular advices to that date 49,
Admiral Cochrane has taken Turkish frigate of
SO guns, and gallio The action lasted about ten
minutes.
The Greeks are said to have been successful against
Ibrahm Pacha, before Corinth, compelling him TO
retire.
Mr.. Huskisson reached London on the 28th, and
had been engaged in conferences with Lord Goderich
Mr.. S. Bourne, and Mr.. Harris, but the result was
not known on the evening of the Both. The appoint
ment of the Duke of Wellington, as commander in
chief of the army, is officially announced. The Earl
of Fife is appointed Lord of the Bed-chamber, in
place of the Marquis of Londonderry, resigned. The
Lord Chief Baron Alexander, succeeds Lord Man
ners as Chancelloeof Ireland.
ron az Portsmouth, have been ordered prepare for
foreign service with all possible expedition.-San.
The Courier remarks that although there is no in
telligence of the Paeka of Egypt having thrown off
his allegiance the Porte, yet it is highly probable
this will occur at no distant period.
1t is asserted that the citadel OF Athens was srren
dered through the treachery of its defenders. Col
FabVier is spoken of as the most influential of the
traitors
Some tumults have occurred al Madrid. The Num-
Der of rebels in Catalonia is said to exceed COCO
The Russian Princess Lohonewsky Rostowsky, is
stated to have become bankrupt the amount OF
en- million of rubies. The Russian Government. it is
said will be a considerable sufferer.
Letters from St. Petersburgh describe the greatest
activity prevailing in the Wa ar1 Fnr en- Depart
ment in that capital, and state rh2f deeayatlo9
respecting the negOcianon OF Consianunope was on
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11

Of his having been hired by a stran
ger. whose description cOrresponded exactly
With that of Maltravers, to proceed with his
chaise from the neiglboring town 10 the
Yeardly Plantation and thence to convey a
lady with her attendant to POrt-ROyal. A
plot was manifest; and, in great alarm, Mr.
GreyjlIe and his sister entered the chariot
and proceeded with the swiftness of lightning
10 Spanish Town, where they found that the
redness of the sky had excited unusual appre-
tensions in the tOwns-peOple, and that par
ty ofthc military, under the command Ofcap-
tain L.ascelles had marched towards the spot.
When Mr.. Greyille arrived at the gates of the
plantation, a soldier fastened towards him
with the news that his daugh was in safe
ty. This information inspired Mrs. Russell
and her brother with Joy evident as had been
her alarm, and in the way meeting with Ia
rilda. who had been liberated from the hut by
two of the men, the party hurried after the
soldier who acted as their guide.
In short time Morengo recovered from
the effects of his wounds sand Mr.. Gre
vile, in grateful estimation OF his services
presented him with his freedom, and ex
tended the same generosity to Zarilda,t the de
voted attendant of his daughter. Though M
longer slaves, they preferred accompanying
their master to England: and on the day tina
united the destiny of Louisa Greville will
that of Captain Edward Lascelles (whose ex
cellent qualities rendered him every way wor
thy of her affection,) ZariIda rewarded tn
devotion of Morengo by pledging her faith tt
him for life, before that altar, which, few
So.-e prior had witnessed the remuneration o
theIr nah.N creed for the pure precepts o
| Christianity.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
G0gINCY 3DOSCa
LITCHFIELD, oCTOBER n, "a. \

The surviving Officers of the Revolutionary Army
residing in the State Of Connecticut are requested 10
meet nj the Tonine Coffee House, in New-haven on
Thursday the 18th of October instant AT 10 o'clock A.
NJ to decide on such measures may be deemed pro-
per to be adopted respecting their application to the
next Congress for Compensation.
Signed at the request and in behalf OF said ohcers'
BENJAMIN TALLMADGE.
Litchfeld, Oct. 4th, 1897.
If the printers of Newspapers in Connecticut. will
insert the foregoing Notice in their papers, they will
obligc many who have little else TO give than their
thanks, and who will probably never trouble them
oUain in this way.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19
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