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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

The Bird Of Jors.--rao large bla k
Eagles, driven from Their e,rie pro
baby by the late severe weather. were
killed last week near Morris Cove. on
the East Haven shore Of our harbour,
by Capt Abijah Pardee. They we're
male and female. The former measur.
ed eight feet two inches from the ex
irem,'y OF enc wing to the other. three
feet two inches f,cm head 10 tail and
| weighed nearly IS pounds The ether
was somewhat smaller. Capt. at
| tempted Ike the male alive, having
brought him down With a broken wing.
but he showed fight, and attacked his
assailaut with so much vigor that he was
| obliged to despatch bim to secure his
! conquest They have been exhibited
IN town. and were two powerful aud
noble birds. -
| The affairs If others - Every man has
in his own life follies enough--in the
performance of duties Deficiencies e..
nougb : in his own fortunes e il enough,
| without being curious after the affairs
Of others
INDUCING Passion in children is thick
ly sowing the seeds of cri me, and stor
ing up many sources Of unhapp,ness.
On Wednesday, boy 10 one of the
Mathematical Schools OF Philadelphia,
psssionatels. and with great violence.
! threw pair of compasses al another
boy of the name Of Hart, the sharp
points Of the eompasses struck against
the left temple of the boy, and, penetra
| ting to the brain, caused death in a few
minutes, The youth. who had left his
parents but few hours in the vigor of
! health, was returned to them corpse
What melancholy aud heart rendiug
event Would not our school masters
do well To detail the facts If this case to
their scholars, and accompany them
with suitable reflections aud advice.
I - Press.
Wrecks We learn that a brig and
two schooners, (names mot given
have been recently wrecked on Cape
Lookout In one instance the whole
crew persisted.
The above is from the Newbern
Spectator. "The phoie crew per,shsdt''
What feelings do these four nomsnicus
words excite5 How many widows and
orphans may this disaster have made
How many parents have lived to mourn
this accidents What were the sensa
tons Of those Inflated men as the last
wave engulphed them in death? Many
have been the losses of property and
lives BY the combined powers of wind
and water, but on such occasions blu
man agency is seldom the cause, for
the wind blcweth where il listeth,'
and those that "go down TO the greal
deeps" are subject to overwhelming
horrors, from which there is no escape
But the human mind becomes sallous to
human suffering, by the repetition oil
such appalling events-like the soldier
who shrinks with dismay, as be FIRST
'fleshes bis maiden sword" but from,
custom becomes reckless of bis own
lie or that If othersi
The house Of Col. Vim. Armsiead, oil
Amherst. was destroyed by FIRE. on NJ on
day OF last week. and Mrs. Armstead
/ peIlshed ia tina flames.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
According to the New York Morn

According to the New York Morn
ing Herald, the personal examinal ions
oil the committees appointed 10 search
out a'sdsrells,e the dis,resses of the
poor, IN that city, show the fac, tina.
they are chiefly strangers, lathe SIKH
ward, 1t IS sald thai but one American.
soliciting charity was found 10y The
gentleman who made the examination
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
Shocking accident - Mr.. Jesse Myers

Shocking accident - Mr.. Jesse Myers,
son OF Ar Frederick Myers. near Ok
ford, in Adams county, Penssy wanna.
met his death on tuesday week, in a
very sudden and aa full manner He
was engaged in removing with hand
spike some obstruction from the water,
wheel of the mill when his feet slipped,
and be fell backward s within the sacep
of the wheel. twas immediately stop
ped by some person who witnessed his
fall but too late to save the life Of the
sufferer. He expiredin two hours.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

The MiIledgeville (Ceo) Statesman
OF the 9TH inst has this paragraph:
Indians. hostile Movements a.
mong the Pawnees, Picks. aud other
neighboring tribes, are becoming still
more omlaous aud threatening. We
fear that blood viii be split.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
w ashington City Lottery,
parcs OF TICKETS:

PRftB OF TTfKKTS:
Whois s.; HaifS2 50s Quarter 81 Is.
uTOrders for ,eksss or shares 10 the above
Lotteries, forwarded BY mail {Foss paic,> or Nv
privssr hand viii meet with the NEST proupt
attention il addressed 10
& YATES & MiNTYRE.
Harrington. ~ c.
- Prize tickets in former lot eres received
As cash. An effisisi account Of the dsawihg viii
be forwarded TO distant adventures, tree Of
postage.
Match $, 1879
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

\ rive learn that " WILLIAM NAfLuR, Esq.
I.otEHeJ, ~Ia unite the Interests OF Hamp
irs .ad Hardy counties, IA The election 40
,y aext. for dele, sies 10 the convention 70
.sl al Richmond IN Uctnbsr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

We understand, says the Washing.
Ton Journal, that the Secretaries OF
State. IL easwg Wdr, aud Navy.
and the -dtto' neg Gene, al on Tues
day, resigned ,ber commission TO the
Piesiden. Of the Uahed States.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

llCbilC SALh.-- VIII be sold by pubic
vSniue, At lhe residence % the subscriber.
ns'og near tbs bead OF fuscsrors Creek. on
Monday, the 30th inst. all OF bis pessan.i c,,,.
perry. to wit; valushle Work Horse. Rood
Nsses and Co.'s, Nilch Cows, Young c.t,,~.
saeep snd HoRsi Fsrm,ag ueesis d All / MIA
s"eh as Pioughs, Hartows, god Road Wsgau.
&c Household and Kitchen Fusn,,ure Of s.,,.
Gus description, Consisting ~ Beds llrdd,,r.
u ds'estls, Tahles. chsrs, &c Nine ,non,s,
credit viii be given on s'i sun. over thee
dollars, upon giving bond with approved ses,,.
rny. Sale 10 com@enee sres IN ,h@ dav.
MICHAEL TRoUrMAN.
March ~. 1890
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

L.OR RENT The subscriber will sens HIS
i Pulling Mill. on the opeqon Greek, for
one or more years. h 10 stnaaed in most ex-
ceiies. neighborhosd, and has the advantage Il
plenty Of waer an seasons Of he year. Any
person wishine TO rent the said property viii
call on Mr. William Cameron, who is authorised
TO rent the same Possession to be had on The
frs, day OF April
JOHN M WHITEHILL.
Feb IS, 1929
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

GIVE are srthorised 10 announce WILLIAM
ARMSiR ONG. Esq as candidate 10 repre-.
sent the counties OF Berkeley, Jefferson, Hsr.
dy, Hampshire, and Morgan, in the next Con
gress Of the United States.
- We are AUTHORISED to announce 70 the
FreeheideFs OF Berkeley county, that Captain
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, will be 1
candidate foi the next. General Assembly.
GIVE are squeased To state to the fyeeho
ders ct Berkeley county, that Gen. ELiSHA
BOYD, viii be candidate tof the next Legs
ature OF Virginia.
GIVE are authorised to announce 20 the
Freehoders OF Berkeley county. tina, Mr.. HE
ZkKisH HEDGES. will be candidate for the
next Legislature Of Virginia.
GIVE are authorised to announce to the
Freeheiders OF Morgan county, that Mr.
WILLIAM SMITH. viii be candidate tor tie
next General Assembly
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

~ o. iCt.--ifr sahscfiees hAtla9 osns 4
ons q hss Nil, quantity ~ Pom Rse,
Corn. and ogaH, WHICH he wishes returned i'm.
tneaiaieiy ihnse having borrowed any al tic
above, are notified, that aniess the same he
returned BY the i0sh dy Of Arril next, they
will DC charged los the same his mil nriees.
JACOB CooNTz.
March IL. 1870.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

DuBLIC SALE -0n Tuesday, March sIS.
wili be sold at public sale, at the residence
Of the subscriber, Quantity OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting IN part of Fes.
lher Beds, template Stove. &c. A cress,s Of
four months on all sums Of two dollars and an.
wards. the purchaser giving note with spproy.
ed security. Sale to eommenee early m the
day, aud attendance given BY
A REvNQr ur
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE,
$4,000 DOLLARS.
GRAND
Consolidated Lottery,

tLAss, NO. II
Will be drawn IN the e,ty ot Washington. on
Saturday. the Alb fArril, 1879
90 NO. korrBRr--9 Drawn BALLOTS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

We are told that MIR Van Buren, in.
tends leaving this city for Washington.
on tue l5ta March, to enter on the du.
tiss oftne department Of state, provided
the senate eontirm his nomination, of
which there is no doubt.
albany advertiser.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

FIour and Grais.-Tt Is stated ia the
New York Pnce Current OF March 4,
that Nbssl.Flour remains without ma
tenai variation. About 1900 barrels of
Southern have been sold a, 81 SIS s.
rye Flour has advanced s, and sales
nave been made al 81 l2k Oats have
become very scarce, and prices have
advanced IRON 10 10 ~ cents per bush.
eli sales OF Southern have been made
at 10 to a. cents. North River Barley
sold al Sc cents.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

Insurrsciion an Llaisiana The Nor
ioik Beacon o: Monday says:-We
learn from Captain Riley, WIN came
passenger 10 tue bV.g Hopes Delight.
from New Orleans, Feb. IL, tina, Inior-
nation had reached that city, that an
insuriectlon bad broken out up the riv-
er, labove New-oIleans) few days
previous to bis leaving there, and that
several thousand Negroes were engaged
10 the Revolt. Tue Governor gave or
ders on the night Of the 10th that The mi.
litaIy should be IN readiness to march
at a moments warning"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

LEt TON Notice i. hereby given. that
IA 40 Election viii be be Ia al he Court. ,Ioas.
Of Berkeiey county. on Monday, tie 18Th of
April next, for The puspos. Of elec,ng NJ and
suitable person TO represent the eountios nf
Berkeley. Jefferson. Hampshire, Hardy. and
Morgan, in the 2lst Congress Of the United
States: also, two it and sui able persons 10
represent the count, OF Be kelley in the next
Legislature OF Virginia.
GEORGE HARRIS, Sheriff
Nsreh IL, 1879 u Hs kesg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

g TONE coal FOX SALT have srrriv.
~ ed a large quantity Of STONE coal Tor
sale, OF the ses, quality, and Will continue to
keep Plaster. Fish. SAT-, SO for sale, ut my
We're House.
FL0UR. HHfSREY. &c.
Will be carried from my Ware House 70
Georgetown on reasonable terms by ne.
JAMES FORNAN
Mouth OF 0peeken, NsFch 10. 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

Mariinshurg. March u. 1917.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

The house of Col. WIN. Armstead, OF
Amherst. was destroyed By FIRE. on Mon
day OF last week. and Mrs. Armstead
persisted in the flames.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

JOHN M'LEAN has been appointed by
Pc President OF The United tat 5, with
r. consent of the Senate, an Associate
udge OF tGe Supreme Court
s. ANDREW DUNLAP has been in like
pannef appointed A itorney OF the Uni
Pa 3tates, for the District Of Massach u.
sI's, TO succeed Mr. BLAKE.
Ide following non,n ATOMS were
ade to the Senate yesteiday by the
resident of the United States:
JOHN ii EATON, of tennessee, to be
scrt'ary for the Department Of War.
john BRANCH, OF \ nth Carolina, to
seereiar! Tor the Department of the
JOHN McPHERsoN BERRIEN. Of Geor
a. TO be Attorney General Of the Uni.
q States.
WILLIAM I. BARRY. % Kentucky to
t"stmastef- General
9'"e other nominations were made
''e'usy' but they were of lesser mag.
1ue' ana We are not able to state
s"' except that Of JoHN Popg. o,
eh'ucky, TO be Governor of the Ter
,''y OF Arkansas, which was confirm
70 addition to The appointments her.
,'fe announced, it ought to be stated
"a john W. CAMPBELL has been an
'"St' District Judge of the Unit
states for the District of Ohio,
4 AZ = ,'at Mr.. ilARPgR has been anno;nt'
D'S'rnt Judge, and Mr Supp,I Al
'ney Of the United States for the Dis
i ~ VI hou1siana.-Nat Int. Mach ia
&an.et are re sorry to learn, from the Sa
,,a a" Georgian, that Mr. TRoup &C..
~ OF The United States, is detained
"'Sanab, on his way 10 the Seat =,
pro 'slnmeni' by indisposition. which
venus his proceeding on his ;ournev
l"aiioaai I.telIis e.csr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
ISIGNS OF TlHE TLlfFlS

Among the many incidents connected with
the late arrival Of Mr.. CLAY in Hsgerstown,
is one which it may be proper TO nouce. One
of the taverns, heretofore considered decided.
ly favorable to Ger. Jackson, was handsomely
illuminated on the evening of the Mechanicss
Supper.
Increase Of value There have been
some striking instances Of rise IN the
value of property in this aad other Gle
ties, but hardly any equal to the fellow
ing instance:
s'The real estate ef The late Mapgls
Minthrone, of New York, was seld az
auction. few days ago. fer Se51.s45.
The same property, 40 years ago, cost
only 5o0o."
Mr., Benning, the editor of the Kentucky
Gazette, Lexington, was lately shot in his own
Office. by Mr.. Charles WickIffe, in recon.
tire, which originated from an anonymous pub.
LEGATION.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02


Mr.. Edifo,:--You are requested to
state that the following persons will be
voted for on Monday next, as Trus,ass
of the town Of Martinsburg, by
MANY.
Isaac 8. Laucs.
Conrad Hogmire,
John Strother,
John Doll,
Washington Evans,
Adam Stewart,
Anthony S. Chambers.
Mr.. Printer The following Ticket
will be voted for on Monday next, as
Trustees for the town Of Martinsburs,
by MANY VOTERS.
Cornelius Devinney,
Christopher M'Allister,
Jacob Hamme,
Washington Evans,
Peter Gardner,
John Doll,
Conrad Roush.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

TRUSTEE ELECTION.-An Election win
Il be held at the Courthouse in Martins
onrg on MONDAY NEXT, for seven Trus.
tees 'or said town. April
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

nent, might be accomplished by the
means Of peace and reason rather thaa
those Of the sword and violence. He
oferd
Success 10 ns Trish CafHsiie, in Ais soble
struggle for Irish Liberty.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
I HE subscribers

THE subscribers res pestfuI.
ly inform their customers.
-,,sss.5s7SN and the public in general.
sss that they still continue the
PLOUGR MIXING BUS MESS,
in all its various branches, in the same shops
hat they formerly occupied, in King.strees
Mariinsburg; where all orders in their line Of
business will De promptly attended TO- Their
work viii be done in the best OF sly lie, and Of
he hes, materials. Their prices shah cores
pond with the times. They hope. by strict st.
teDtion to business. 10 merit and recsive lib
eral share of the public patronage, which they
respectfully solicit.
JACOB NJ. GARDNER,
APrh2. WIN. GLADDEN..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

In the course ofihe evening, revo.
lulionary soldier, Of this town, whose
arm and hand had been shattered in the
service of his country, was presented
to Nc. Clay, who was much affected
at the sight OF the disabled members
In few minutes he arose, evidently
under the influence of intense feeling
and observed, that, although he bad
pPsbably already engrossed too mech
of the cumpsny's attention, he could
not forbsar asking their indulgence
whilst he gave sentiment WHICH be
felt assured would receive unanimous
appreciation. Among tie volunteer
toasts wss ons which designated him
as the friend OF liberty throughout the
worid-lhat where liberty dwell there
was his country. ENJOYING as he did
in commsn with others, the blessing
which resulied from the achIevmeDT of
DOR Independence, he could not feel
indM rent to1be condition Of other PEG
pie lie was happy to find, rn the com
paDy assembled, some of those veneer
ated soldiers, 10 whose patriotism
and bravery we were SO much indebs
ed. 4 mong them he recognized with
hfgh gratificnlion one, who stood dis
singuishcd for his valour and his setvic
es ne mean. the veteran EUerha, {.
and it was tie recollection Of the SER
vrces performed by him and other
worthless ofthe revolution, that Undue
ed him TO rise ca the present OCCASION;
add 10 give as a sentiment.
"LAwaENcE EvERHArT AND HIS
FELLOW COLDER.
Whiyl was received with unani
NOUS cheering We do not pretend
to give the precise language used By
Mr. Clay, in tie iew remarks which
preceded the above toast.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

a
Arnete Edmund. cold
man care of Tho Taht
Boltz Susan
BENJAMIN Samuel
Burns Msgdallna
I3eail Richard
c.
Collins Alexander
Clerk Of ths County OF
Be- pkeley
Conley Mr. Martinsburg
Cooper Alexander
C i, James w
Cole Jesse
Conrad David n Esq
eIley Edwd C
d, Fl aduffer George
Dsug hesty Samuel
"a
Evans James
Evans Washington 2
Engle Joseph
Evsrhart henry
Fogle George
Fesrman Ann
G
Griffith William
Grove Jacob A
Gorrell William
Gardner Elizabeth Mr..
! near MaPsinsburg
Green William
II
Harris Rebeeca D
Hcreni mus Conrad
Harrison Benjamin
Hunter David
Ham mond Dect (Litlle
/ GeorgstownS
Hess Henry
Horn Jsssec
Hedges Elviry Miss
| Hedges Catherine
Hedges Hszeklah 2
Imbody Peter
Jones David
X
Kennedy Jane
Kisingsr John
l.
Light John 5
Lswstater John A
NJ
Mickey James
Ms,chell Thomas
Mingle Jacob
Miller DAVID
Moon Hiram
Miller Henry Q
Marlst Rachel
MYERS John
! April 3, 1899. WI
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
A LIST OF LETTLRs

Remaining in the Post Office, Msrtinsburg,
Virginia, on the LIST day of April, 1929, which
If not taken up by the LIST day Of July next. win
DO cent TO the General Post Office as dead lets
tiers.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

W guy WI"
Post Office as dead lets
Myers Caiharine
Miller Mary
Mc6onegal Elizabeth
MCGOWAN Johnston
"
|Nsdenbousch MaryAnn
Ne wklrk Martha
Newkirk James
holland William
y
|0den Archibald
Olden Peter
p
Porter John
PeCen Jacob
Pollock Alexandes
Paul Robert
Powell Archibald 10
Patten Elizabeth /
Palmer Jacob
Psoice Job
n
Rooney Michael
Robins job
Robson Charles
lRnbison israel
iR ooison Jane
Ruaner Michael
Hummer William
Reid Priscilla
Sheets Ell
Shober John Q
Shields James
sSlyeer Samuel
Snyder John
ISpealman Margaret
Shirley Peter
lS,e wsrt Adam
Ssvean Esdy
Sewers John George,
town.
Saunders James
| T
Takell Phebe
fThompson James
Thomas Benjamin
Turner Thomas
lUbil James 3
| w
Wilhelm Samuel
Nv elfie George ESQ
iWorIey Silas
! Wood Richard
lWibiey Calender
williams Samuel 2
Wilson James
Wilson John, Berkeley
County
Wilson John Martins
| burg
IZinn Miss Harriet Ma.
| tilda
IIAN ynMr % M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

ne DISCUSSION was rnsnmeti on The ys..l
iefeh ~ Ms httms rel tive 10 lie a., IN =
NJ he pubic lands bu' thr hour bsy,, 'hi'
before aus question was tax u, ~. NJ
was hfes'"a Srs"rsl bti we're ,b., ~
I'd. Hom d'h'r,ni Committees. and Pet=
theirs. bill making appropriations e., :.
ehiions, and bill from the Commi,,,
nenchhenI. relative 10 the eonpensali,,, =
aye, and allowances 90 Members nj Gu
The House thin resolved itsei into A Cam
nj the " hoi" on HE ; ate OF The Union
snined HE consider aiion of the bill Tor tn.
serVhiioh and repair of tie cumbt r,aud p
Mr. oeenlS made some observations Aeain., a.
bill and Ia lasor at the amendment, = :. -
buchanan. aud MIR Smith of Indiana 81 III.
SOME l"nsth On the other side. Nj. Mrcs. ~
tanned The floor Tor to-day, aud the Cam. VI
then rose.
Washington. JON 80 in the Senate y.s,.-
day. MIR. Dadtey, elected Senator ftan, -
STA OF New York, was qualified and Ioel
seat The bill a8thorIzlug a sub,cfiut5,,, =
stock, on the par vi the Unlpd States I, -,
Louisville and Portland Cn~ai Comp,nv
passed. The bill 10 authors Sc the several g..
10 r.linquish the sixteenth sections granted :
the use vt schools and to rnier othpr .ec,.a.'.
IN ii,u thereof, produced much dl,.us,,,.
The bill was iaid the table and the S..
proceed 10 the Consideration Of Esecutiya ~.
illness.
In The II ouse of Representatives the reyol.
ton offered by M. Wtems. On the subject If tbs
disiribu ION oil the public lands, which ha. hee.,
nnd r discussion for the TWO preceding da,.
was laid on the table, On ,aotion of NJ Na,,.
of Alabanra. Afr some other resolutions b.
been adopted, the House res.,m. d, IN Com,,,,
tee OF the Who'll, on the STATE OF the Unio, n
consideration Of the bill iorthe pieser,s,,on -
repaif OF the Cumberland Road. Mr.. M,r,g
be'he absent from indisposii,on Mr. B5,tn,,
took The door, in defence OF the bill, and u, a.,
POSITION 10 me amendment He va. f Hove,
by Mr.. A Steoerson, the Speskrr. who mad,
successful motion that the Comm. (e, ria a.,
consequently is entitled To the door when H.,
blouse shall resotee the discussion.
a bill WAS yesterday reported by Nr Pm.
from The Committee OIL Military Affairs. tn AIM.
sh he office Of Major General, and TO reonla,..
Bfeve' Bank il. the Army