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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-17

A lsltsr fom anyrna states. that since the
knowledoe Of the treaty concluded between
the Allied Yowers, had become general, the
greatest iritstion prevailed among the Turks
This feeling was especially directed against
the RAssians, who seemed TO be held in great
fear md detestation. News having been re-
ceiyAd, that the Peisians had gained an i'm
pohant victory over them, the whole city OF
$nyrns was filed with joy, people shaking
ha nds in the streots and congratulatng each
other on the event. The intelligence, how
ever, il will be observed, was without founda-
tion.-Los,. paper.
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PLYMOUTH, Oct. s.-saiied. ship May Flow
or, Harris, Pacific Ocean, whaling.
SALEM, Oct ll.-Sailed. brig Laurel, Morgan,
Havana.
18Th, sailed. Echo, Maranham.
18th, arr Jones, Dwyner, Majunga' Madagascar,
NEwBURYPORT Oct. ls.-An Despatch,
knight, Fort ROYAL, ~.
NEW-BEDFORD. Oct. 9.-Arr brig Clitus, Al
my, Gotenburg. So
18th, arr ship Alexander Barclay, Dunbar, 4s ds fr
Gottenburg
BOSTON, Oct. l2.-Arr brgs Norma, Rand. I'm
| Antwerp; Hone, Ropes, Palermo; Helen, Stilphen,
St. CroiI. 2I; Csrib, NickersoH, Omoa, 81.
! Cid. schr Elmra. Moore. Vera Cruz.
18th. cid Swedish snip Carl Johan, Portelly, St.
Barts; brig Caao, Beach, St. Thomas and u mar
| ket; schr Baltimore, Rowland, Gottenburg
llih, arr briggs Atlantic, Proctor, fr Surinam, 33;
Nile, Forbes, Montevideo, So; Ida Hailslt. Ba!ti-
more.
10Th, arr br,ys waltham. Webb, Newcastle, f;
Stephon, Potter, (of Newport from Liverpool, Aug.
3lsi.
CID. ship Cowper, Woodbory, for New Orleans;
sch Sally Hope, Baker, Pre- videncej sloops Diamond
Davis, Savannah; Hero, Ripley. Charleston.
NEW-fORK, Oct lt.-Arr ships Birmingham,
briss Golden Grove, Grd, New Orleans, 26; Mar
DELLA, Swift. St Ubes; sclr Love, Smith, Laguira,
! lS.
! Cid. ship Gem, Ferrer, Now Orleans; brig At
lantic, Lawson, HULL schr Cuizen, Chase, Madeira;
soop Eliza Nicoil, Blankenship, Savannah.
l2lh, Br sloop OF var Vaorous, Hun,ineto ton, Il
Kingston, and ds ir Havana; brigs Henry, Dock
ray, Hull. 80; Ellie. Akin, Gottenburg; Alexander.
Lemon, Lisb"n, 3S; schrs Atlas, Brown. Grand Ca
narics. 81; William, Warner, Maracaibo; Hanna,
Bartlett, Swift, Savannah, H.
I Returned, Br. brig Brutus, Kceler, which sailed
on Thursday last, for Hull, IN consequence Of having
discovered a leak in her counter.
Cid. ships Acasta, Moore, for London; Marsaret
Scott, Kennard, New Orcons; Asp,sls. Bennett,
do; Samuel Wright, Sise, do; SuperIor, White, Liv-
ton. Fisher ST. Thomas; schrs Express Sadder, do;
Hopes Delight, Harden. Halifax, Emigrant, Eustis.
Florida; sloops Fanny, Pensacola; Splendid, Provi-
dence
18th. below, brgs Dawn, Doane, Antwerp; sy-
ron, St Ubes.
Cid ship Queen Nab, Butman, Havre.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. il.-Air schr Waverly,
Smack, ST. Barls Left, Sept. 20, schrs Driver, TO
sail next day; w. p. Ferrand, for Wilmington, do;
Julian, IN 10 days to eeward; Atlantic, Fleming, do
B; Jane, Frsby, unc; Enterprize, do; George & Ma.
ry, Washington, uncer; Frances, Abcry, DO. brig
Pegasus, Taylor, sailed 18th. for ST. Thomas Schr
Mount AquIlla, Holmes, sailed for the main about
the 9th.
CID. brig David MafFet, Rowland, St. Thomas;
schr Eliza Pigo,t, Auchinleck, West Indies.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Sth.-Cld. brig Sea Bird,
Carr, Port au Prince.
10Th, cid ship North America. Child, Bordeaux.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 3.-Arr Br. brig Thomas,
Curry. Liverpool, 40.
Cid schr Jane. Mitchell, St Jago.
9th, arr brig Coral, Bnlkley, New York, 8.
Sailed, schr Mexican, Conway, st Thomas.
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PEN MANSIilP.

VYVHE subscriber. after acknowledging with
4 gratitude the liberal patronage which he
has hitherto received in Providence. respect
fully gives notice that he has ia ken the pless-
ant and convenient room, recently occupied by
Mr.. Abadc, over 53 Chsapsido, which he ii,-
tends opening for classsi, on Monday. 0cto-'
Der ] 5th. All who ure dos.ro 10 cquire by
tho most expeditions method nov in use. u
good, lcgbe and mercantile busnoss hand, :,
are invited to attend, and can be accommoda-
ted either in tho day tirie or evening. 81 such
hours as would be to them most convenient.
Terms low. For further particulars. please
call on the subscriber at his Writing Room.
Oct I3 J. PARKHURST, Jf,
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yNctp and Fashionable
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

..dRCH.dR y HdT'CH, No. 8, Market
-nA Square, have just received, u full and
fashionable supply of Fall and Winter Goods,
purchased in New York. which they now offer
for sale - among which are
Super blue, black, brown. olive, stoel mixed
green and claret BROADCLOTlS, of cyory
shade. Blue, black, drab, white, buff, mixed
and brown CASSIMERES.
Drab Fehrnaughis and Duiils; green Book
ings and Serges; Flanncls; lambs wool and
worsted Shirts and Drawers; beaver, dog. and
buckskin Gloves, toilcnct. corded, silk, striped
Valencia Ves,ings "a very superior article;)
plain black, and striped silk, and silk Vest
ings; Hosiery of every description; Cravat
Pads "a new article;) superior flag and ban
danna Handkercheis; brown Linens; Duck.
Tiloting, and Paddings; patent Springs for
Vests. IT, October IL.
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JOHN IIARTSHORN.

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, BosToN.
" AS taken the Store Nos. 81 and %.
Ah Liberty square Buildings, opposite the
Commercial Coffee House, for tho purpose OF
transacting Commission Business, and tenders
his services 10 his friends and the public, ro-
spec'fully soliciting consignments Of every de-
scription of merchandise.
Particular attention Will be paid to tho salo
of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual advan-
ces made on consignments.
Boston, October l6 epistf.
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

STOLEN from the Barn OF William Potter,
- in Cranston, about four weeks since, a
Saddle. II has tho namo of the maker, "Juhn
I. Smith" under tho outside fold. Whoever
will return the Saddle, and expose the thief,
so that he may DO prosecuted to conviction,
shall receive a reward Of twenty-five Dol
lars. Information may bc lcft at tho Office of
tho Cadet. October l3.
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CLEARED.

Ship Rising States, Carpenter, for Savannah--by
Humphry IL Everett.
Ship Providence, Bowers, Baltimore-by E. Car
rington & Co.
Brig Ann, Cadv, Havana-by David Cady.
Brig Abeona, Mathewson, Wilmngton-by VIM
Church.
Schr Mary Perry, Marble, Darien--by Charles c.
Mowry.
Schr Jane, Cornell. Charleston-by d. Cady.
Sloop Charles, Spleln,an, Albany.
U. l.. soop Herald. Brown, New York.
U. L. sloop Superior, Child, New York.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
HNHE proprietors Of the Providence and
IL Pawtuckst Post Coach Company, will
commence running their limo Of Post Coscher.
on their new arrangement on Mon6Ay neat,
October 18th, and vii; run - follows:-Th~
Coaches will Leave Providence at half pest y
O'Clock, 10 o'clock. IA O'Clock. . O'clock n =
Al O'Clock; returning, will leave Pawtuekst 10
o'clock, 10 O'Clock. half past ! O'Clock. b
O'Clock, and at half past 4 O'clock. Fore
oach way, IS "a cents for thoss who take
seats at the Stage Office. and - cents fir
those who are taken Up at their places Of
abode.
The proprictors Of this line. have purckssed
new horses and carriages. and will. a. Gill he
perceived run oftenor. under the new ARE ngs-
mont than they have heretofore done. From
six months experience. they have been eor-
vinced, that the ne cannot be supported ~
former prices; and have consequently been
compelled TO make trihing augmentation Of
price. in doing which they hope for he APP
probation Of tho public.
October 10 tf
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FRESH SUPPLY OF BOOTS & SHOES.
M aTHAALEL BRO WE& co No 81 !,

FRESH SUPPLY OF BOOTS & SHOES,
N .ATHA.hIEL BRO WIS 90. No. 81,
~ Westmins,er-Row. have just received. 20
packages of Boots and Shoes. direct from tie
most approved manufactures, consisting in
part Of gentlemen's ino and common calfskin
Boots; seal skin ditto; mems thick eow-hide
ditto, very superior quality; gsntlemen's thick
and thin Shoes, all qualities; ladies' kid and
| morocco Walking Shoes; lace snd strap pru--
nela ditto; lace and strap ladies' kid. moroccos
and prunella Boots; misses, boys and children =
| Boots, BoOtees, Shoes and Pumps Of every do
scription.
The above, added to their stock On hans.
makes complete assortment. all Of which arc
offered at very reduced prices.
Also, 800 pairs Of ladies morocco Walk ing
Shoes, of very superior quality. warranted, at
6s. per pair; childrons caliskin Boots, at 10
cents per pair; and many other kinds cheaper
than ever before offered.
Purchasers arc particularly solicited 10 CALI
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
October g. is.saw.3w.
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"CLARA," is respectfully informed that her
very excellent and ingenious essay. has been
rsceived.and will be published in our next. She
has our especial thanks for tho favour she has
conferred, and We cannot but hope that we
shall hear from her often. On application at
the Post-ofice, she will find q neto for her ad-
dress.
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I SyS.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.


\ IN Friday afternoon, a young man, who
" calls his name Elijah Fenno, borrowed
Of the subscriber, residing in Smithfeld, (R.L)
a suit OF new broadcloth Clothes, and a new
cotton Umbrella, with which he has abscond-
ed. He had been residing in Smithfeld for
about four months, and worked at the stone
hewing business. He is about six feet high,
thin, pale complexion, downcast look, about
twenty years Of age, and has a scar on
his cheek, and another on his throat. A few
days previous TO his abscondmg, he passed
several counterfeit notes.
He left Smithfield in company with an IRISH
man named James O'Neal, and probably
travels in company with him.
Whoever will apprehend said thief, and give
such information as will lead to conviction,
shall receive the above reward, or one half for
the restoration of the property.
Oct A p ELIJAH CLARKE.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

23l ut. lat "a rs, Ion ~, brig Crawford, Luther,
6 days from Warren, for Now Orleans.
Sd inst at Z, p. M lat 81 80, lon 81, brig Balance.
Browning, 81 days from Cronstadt, for Bristol-and
vas supplied with potatoes and bread, by tho Walt
ham, at Bos,on-was parted with, ~ day after, abou,
lon SO.
Sept. LIST. in Fair Isle passage, brig Ncrcus. Page,
20 days from ST. Petersburg for this port.
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cj- NEw-JERsEY ELECTION. Tho cleo
tion Of members Of the State Legislature, has
resulted in the choice of majority Of II fa-
vorable to the Administration, being an iu-
crease Of 10 since the last election.
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HOLMES s. M'CULLOCu.

g II.
TENHE Brewery, under the superintendent
IL Of Holmes + M'Cuiocb, ID now in op-
Grafton, and will continue so during the fell.
winter and spring seasons. They keep COM
stantly on hand, very extensive supply of Aie
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the
most accommodating forms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their ordcrs
at tho Brewery. Vest constantly on hand. to-
supply customers. Sm October 10
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
n UST received by BENJAMIN M. LIND
- SEY, at No. 81, Westminster er- Row, 20 ca
ses Boots and Shoes. consisting of ladies' kid,
morocco and prunella Boots; do. kid, moroc-
CO and prrnella Shoes, of various patterns;
misses morocco, leather and pruncla Shoes;
lads and children Shoes, Bootces and Boots,
Of every description; gentlcmen's calf skin and
meats leather Boots; genilemen's and ladies'
India Rubber Over Shoes, a very fine article
for the approaching season.
Oct. II. 4w
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SUPERFINE BEAVER HATS

VENHE subscriber respectfully informs his
Ill friends and the public that he has om
hand and is constantly receiving large sup
plies Of fsuperfine Beaver, and first quality II
imitation Beaver and low priced Hats. which,
are offered for sale on tho most accommodate
ing terms, at No. 81, Westminster street.
October 10 t. ASA FAIRBANKS
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0J-The brig Beaver, from Sur,nam. is ashore be.
tween Patience and Prudence Islands. We have
heard particulars from tho vessel, but learn from
those who have her. that she will undoubtedly
be got off without injury.
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BARLEY WANTED.

"OLMES & M'CULLOCff wish to pvr-
Il T. chase two thousand bushels Barley, for
which cash, and the hiyhss; price will be gi-,
en-. 6w. Ottobe: 10
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PlNE-sTREET ACADEMY.

HNyENING SCHOOL. The subscriber
M commenced his Evening School on
Monday evening October LIST. at which will
bo taught Reading. Writing, Arithrnetis, Book
Keeping. &c. &c.
A few scholars moro can be received at the
Day School J. VALE.
October9
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WATER PROOF BOOTS.

yVIHE subscriber has on hand q qusntAy cf
a Gum Elastic Shoes. which he cen attach
to old boots, with a lasting and elastic &c.
ment. rendering thom impervious 10 cold and
wet tho expense will be less than repairing
with leather, and boots prepared in this man
ncr, will be found much more comfortable
and lighter than leather over-Shocs.
q. &. SMITH.
SEPT - Ne. VI wssc~'an"-No"'
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SHV43@ sale at their old American Nursery,
- Flushing Landing. near New-York.
large assortment Of the most approved
American and European sorts Of Apple, Pear,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectrian, Cherry, AL
mond, and Ounce Trees, &c. The selections
of tho varieties and additions are Of the most
valuable sorts that can be procured, with a
general assortment of Forest Trees and Flow
erng Shrubs, &C.; Peach T'rees-n large
assortment of Peach Trees, of vigorous
growths, and perfectly healthy.
The Fruit Trees offered for sale, are either
grated or inoculated, and are propagated from
such Exotic or American varieties as have be.
come most celebrated. The prices of the
above Trees have also been reduced. Orders
left or sent at No. IS, Westminster street,
Providence, II. l. (where catalogues may be
had) will be particularly attended TO.
HENRY G. CARPENTER, Agent.
October IL tt
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DUCK.
OhA Bolts Brusgens, Konoplolf, Zotofr
OVv and Bilibin's heavy Russia Duck,
received this morning per wagons, and for
salo by H. J. MALLETT.
Oct l8
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
SUNDAY, October IA.
schr Ohio, Pike, 10 days from Charleston, with
cotton.
Sehr Leander, Baker, Norfolk.
Schr Hope, Gibbs, Albany.
Schr Betsey & Eliza, Baxter. Boston.
Sloop Fame, Allen, from Nantucket, with oil and
candles.
Sloop William Henry, Soule, Westport.
Sloop Cyrene, Cook, Tiverton.
Sioop Susannah, Pourne, Sandwich.
Sloop George and Mary, Walden, Newport.
Sloop Emeline, Davis, Bristol.
Sloop Only Daughter. Crowell, Boston.
MONDAY, October Is.
Schr Flnancier, Crowel, Belfast.
Schr Harriet, Wardweli, Orlund.
Schr Bctsey, Baker, Bath
Schr Amanda Malvna, Witham, Jonesborough.
Schr Speed, Scars, Saco.
SooP Leopard, Allen, East Greenwich.
Sloop William, Cahoonc, Sandwich.
Steam boat Connecticut, Comstock, from Now
York.
TUESDAY, October I6.
U. L. sloop Mary, Bennett, from New York.
with -four, cotton, wiskoy, wool, tea, pork butter
and iron, to Olney Dyer & Co. Wm Blodget s. Co.
Arnold & Davenport, Potter Eddy, JOSIAH Chaplin
Il Co. Cooke & Brown, and others.
Schr Juliet. II days from Petersburg, with -four,
&C. Il w. Rhodes.
Steam boat Marco Bozzaris, Barker, New York,
a hours.
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wholes $6, halves. SO, quarters 81 80,
Eighths rs cents-for sale at
EVANS & cos,
Oct. IL. No. So, Market-street.
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xkszs Martne Et0t. sM

-Friday, III 9m.
rsueaetng - inmates gives the time OF high Newport
adding gives high
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WIIISKEY.
October Il

oDeD Barrels Whiskey, landing this NOM
~fS ing from sloop Hope, and for sale by
October IL. T. J. MALLETT
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SUGAR, HOGANY. CHEESE, &c.
oHzS9A boxes prime Havana Sugar, land
r1SSV ing from brig Marcia.
Landing from brig Rising States,
100 boxes prime Havana Sugar
80 bags Coffee
sS logs Mahogany. some very large.
IN STORE,
40 boxes Havana Sugar
10 casks and 10 boxes Goshen Cheese. in
fine order 70 shipping
500 bushels clean Turks Island Salt
500 do do Isle of May do.
RICHARDSON & WHITAKER,
Oct. II. l03, South Water-st.
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CLARK'S LIST

CLARK'S LIST
Union Canal Lottery-Drawn numbers.
81 25 81 8 23 9 33 A3
TO say nothing Of such prizes Of SOS, 4o's,
20's, Sc. &c.
very large proportion Of which was sold
as above.
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For Freight or Charter TO any Southern Port
.E1A The substantial schr NEW HOPE,
SA SMITH, master, ~ tons burihen,
and only months old, can be engaged on
moderate teru.s, by applying to
L. J. MALLETT
Oct ID 4S. South Water Street
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FOR NEW-ORLEANS,
FOR NETWORK AND ALBANY.

>!55vc.sA The sloop ELOISA, THOMAS W.
Gs:s9a: Cook, Master, intended as a regular
trader between this port and Albany, will sail
on Wednesday next. For freight or passage
having good accommodations, apply to
EBENEZER s. DAY & SON,
Octo Der 70. No 25 Weybossct. ST
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WHUIe tIcKets o uUHuIs, Parts III PrVPUItIVH,
for sale at
CLARK'S
r. I. State Lottery and Exchange Office. No.
4, Union Buildings.
October II
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THIS DAY

THIS DAY.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOT
Terry, To be drawn This Day.
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c

EFFfEN r. MILLS q co.
4 (late Prince r Mills,) have for
sale at their old American Nursery,
Eluahinn Lnndinn near New-York
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RTtlyettemth &ott9teas

|2Tf,yette,rtyt esott9t
kcoND sEssIoH, 1
, 1asSd6 y sls5 g.; n the male
M. .Bsy had Is6y Q 4 intps''L.cd 9
bill to aItst lhe Tins - specting ~
Congress from Decenber % Nosem,
I'll Iss Bast slys nsif Jss resumed.
the question being - agreeing To- The
auapslnent striking 4at the 93d Sec
Limu.S II was agrcsd 10. 81 TO n.
A motion 10 limit the sct TO lse ee'
,,6arA con,nuapte, instesd sd tivcs
prevailed. The question vas taket.
l'h, i s;s@sfossii,s the bill f''s y third
rcadlHg aud Was drsisied in the neg
ative. Yeas 2l--nays 81. : ~ Y
So the bill was rejected. e.
I1sln the House, Mr. Webster re-
pnrted u Bill which was twice read,
lor amending the acts pnnisiling
crimes against the, United States.
Publication Of the La1cs. The
discussion on tLis subject was rcsun
cd, and Mr.. Wright made IA sensible
as well as a severe speech against
the resolution, aud in reply To its
advocates.
The discussion on the Woolen
Bill occulhed.the rest of the day. !.
Wednesday,, Feb.7. In the Senate, I,
a pretty " arm discussion rose upon
tie presentation Of memorial fron'
Coionixaiion Society, which was
finally Withdrawn, fer want of the
signature of the petitioners. The
claims for slaves under tho Treaty
of Client was taken up, and a long
dircilssinn cnsncd. a n,otiou tore
duce The number Of Commissioners
from three to one, cvidcItly intended
by the Opposition 90 hit the P,esi-
dent, by cirrumscrib,ng bis patron
age, ns much as possible. ways car
ried 19 10 Is. every member ut the
opposition voting in rhaIanx, and
i6 members being absent. On mo-
,iun Of MIR. 1axeMcll the appoint
ment al a Secretary was also strick-
Ell ont. and the Senate adjoasned.
IN THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Pearcc of X. l. from tho
Committee ON Commerce, reported
a bll to authorize the purchase ot.
sites, and The erection OF Cnstom
Houses at Newport aud Mobile. 7s
Mr.. STANDARDIZATION OH pub
fishing The laws, was discussed ~
MIR. Weems, who 10 part advocated
it,. Mr.. Polk followed on the same
side. The orders Of The day super
ceIcd further debate.
Thursday, FEB. s.. In Senate.
Mr., Holmes repprted a resolution
tor procuring. evidence aud jlocq-
ments relating 10 the claims Of ouT
sitixens. against France. MA ~. q
On mO'inn of Mr.. Chambers, the
bill for the benefit of the family Of
the late Thomas j Jefferson was taken
up. read 2 second iime, -andpOrdcr.
cd to be engrossed for Third read
ing. 'i'
in the Housc, tie consideration or
Mr., Saunders resolution, calling for
information respecting .l.c. selection
sf Printers for publishing tho la rs.
Mr. nnrury addrcccnd tb, (,kus,