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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-24
DIED.,

In this town on Sunday the 2lst instant, SAMUEL
HAWKES., Esq in the 26th year of his age.
Mr. Hawkins had but ate,y commenced the practice
of Law and by his promptness, attention and industry
gave promise offuure his profession He MAS
kind, courteous and concia,ing in his manners, and
will be long remembered and his loss regretted by his
friends and by none more than the writer Of this brief
notice In addition to the bianines, of his depo't-
ment, he was disting for the soundness of his
Judgment and the general correctness OF his views.
He early imbibed love for the classics and became
a ripe scholar III maturel age.
this notice may vcry properly be added old but
expr:s.rs saying. that "those who knew hun best
loved him most" aud that ever formed an &C
uaiptance with him which did not increase in strength
and alfec tion the longer it lasted.
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BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

IN Thursday. the first dag Of aprI neat, at eleven
~ O'Clock, A. VI at ME Reading Room in the Town
Of Alexandria, shalt cffer public SALE for cash, the
following property belong'ng to the Emitted States:
.ssxs,. 4 TRdCT CF LIND
~ situate in Fairfax county, Virginia, on the
GO road from Alexandra to Mount Vernon, for
ss2z>sr mcrIy the properly Of Francis Adams. known
BY the name ofthc g. Gum Spring containing, as per
deed hundred and fourteen acres, now under rent
to Artmesa Reardon.
A LOT, corner Of Montgomery and Pa
ttick s.ee's containing two acres, which is small
brick tenement, now occupied by Philip Dugsn.
Another LOT, on the south side of King
street, fronting thereon 10 fet and extending back
tsupposed 100 feet On this lot is tao story frame
house, occupied by Mrs. Solomon miner. store.
Also, another LOT, on the south side of
Duke street, fronting thereon 81 feet 81 inches, and
extending back to Wolfe street - feet; on which 10
small frame house, now occupied by Mrs Kirby.
GEORGE BRENT,
Collector of tn, Customs
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.s in her own words, transmit to Congress her original

a. in her own words, transmit to Congress her original
letter.
1t would be attempt of too much delicscy make
any comments upon it, but there can be doubt that
the nation at large, we'll all the branches Of the
Government, will be highly grat6ed by any arrange
ment which may diminish the sacrifice she makes Of
her individual feelings JOHN ADAMS.
USIrrp SrArxs January 8, 1900.
.,MoUxr VEnxox, December 81 1899.
SIR While feel with keenest anguish the late dis
pensatop Of divine Providence cannot be nsble
to the mournful tributes OF resp ct and venerson which
are paid to the memory IF dear deceased
and his best services and most anxiou, w,hes
always devoted to the welfare and happiness Of his
country, know that they truly appre listed and
gratefully remembered, affords uncomfortable COL
ISOLATION.
Taught. BY that great example which have so long
had before me, to oppose my private hes to
the public will must consent to the request made by
Congress. which you have had the goddess 10 trans
NIT to me; and in doing this, need not say,
what sacric. of individual feeling maxi TO sense
of public duty.
With grateful acknowledgements, and unfeigned
thanks for the personal respect and evidences of con-
do!ence expressed by Congress. and YOURSELF remain
respectfully sir, your most ooedent humble ser
want, MARTHA AShlNGiON -
THE Resolution hriag read. Mr.. HAYNES
said that he had sscertained that no objrC,Ion
would be made by ,hs survivors Of The Family
to the removal Of the remains oil GENERAL
WAsHINGToN tu the capitol
The resolution passed unarimously; and
On motion of Mr.. CLAY, of Al bania, il was
ordered that The Committee consists Of one
member from each stale IN The Union.
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NJ. .vHlrE, Of the SCI ate, as made long
and interesting repor,, concerning our relations
Win IN, indians, accompanied BY the follow
Ing bill The repor, We >ha rnde avor TO give
: lnoNer time.
NIL. provide for an exchange of hnls with the
Italians residing in anv OF the States Or Territories,
AMI for theS removal West Of the Mississippi.
Bet s,ac,d By the Senate and House Of Repre-
'a,,ia'irss Of N: United States Of .4uas'icu IN
.0as:!3 assembled, rhat j. shall AND may be
"a Ia, 70, 'nr Pre,iden of ibc United States 10
Hus 80 much { any I. rtory.he nng' E % the
>pI,d SEES, Hes 81 Ne river at,sNssippi,
n'iI"c'udrd 10 any Sat, = d a. who" toe IT,
San 'H'r has been ex,inguished, as he may
p's necessary, to b. divided into suitable
a4o.er Of ,nlc's for the reception OF su'h
'ilog' or o4'inns of Indians, as NAV choose Z"
At 'aogs Il, laul, where ley now reside, and
rm''e mere, aud to cause each Of said dis
rt'' 20 bs 81 describe by ne ural OF aruhci'
MARKS, a, u be easily Distinguished from every
g,r,r.
SEc. ,, md be IL farilsr enacted, Tha, IL shall
'ad NAV BE- ,4wiui far III. P,esidrnt 10 ex
@'ns' aay o. all Of such Districts as 10 b. laid
on ara described, with any ride or uaiion OF
l'''S Row residing within the hmi's 81 my
:. a. a.ss or Territories, and wi II whio h the
N''"d Sia'es have existing :resies, lot 'nr
aoo'r OF any par er portion OF the TERRITORY
'A'"ist a''i vccupiec by such Tube or Ia ION,
u mn the bounds Of any ons, or more, oil the
Ae' or Territories.
Ne, 5. Ind be Al further snoeisd, That In the
oak nS oi any such ,xcHaprs q, K, hanBes, a.
HAl and may D. lawful for the Pf"sident sol
'@''' 10 assure the L lbs or ua,ion with when
u Aoh2ugr is made, tia, the Un,'rd SAFE
WI hre'er secure AID guarantee TO them, ano
~S" heifi or successors, the country so ex
,S.''Sed with them and # they prefer 1t, the
N"i'sd States viii cause pa,eni or grant 'e
made aid execu ed to them for the same
0s''dsd af,cays, That such land shall 'ever'
woe Vuted States, if,he Indians become ex
"IS' o. aoaneon the same.
Nc 4. ind be IL further enacted, That, II
''oa any Of The lands now OCCUPIED bv the In
ANS, ana 10 be exchanged for, there shouit
S'u1h improvements as add value 10 the land
aimed by any individual or individuals
w. W. nioss or nations, it shai and may be law
''''f the president 10 cause such value 10 D.
"'e''Aiued by appralsemen' or otherwise, an'
cause such asccr,ained value tn be paid u
ntp,s
ase 5. find be il further enacted, That up
VINE making Of any such exchange as is con
'"P'a'ed by this act, i, shall and may
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feb 1-1au6w
Prirce WiIlia,M NaMd fur Sale

- virtue of deed of rus, executed 10 me BY Tho
u mas G. Moncure, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of the County Court Of Prince william, shall
expose to sale Prince william Court.iIouse on the 9Th
da, Of March next, Chat being court day. tract OF
lard living in the said county sbuu three four miles
from the Court House. containing four hundred acres,
and known by the Of tlansborougho Hans iarm.
This land well adapted to the production of wheat.
1t will be sold on a credit Of one and two years, tho
purchaser giving deed of trust on the "nd' ,oge'he.
with bonds and good security to elsure the payment
Of the purchase money. The tile is unquesIon.b'e,
but selling trustee, shall convey only such ute a.
4, invested IN NE by the deed of trust aforesaid
feb laEts RICn'D T.. L. hONCUkE' 'rustee.
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lawful for the president to cause such aid and
assistance 70 be furnished to the emigran,s as
may be necessary and proper to enable them
10 remove to, AND settle in, the country for
which they may have exchanged; aud also,
10 give them such aid aud assistance as may
may De necessary for their support and subsst.
ence FOR the FIRST year after their removal.
SEC. s End Be ii further enacted, That it
STALL and may Se lawful for the President 10
cause such tribe or nation TO be projected al
their new residence, agains, all interruption or
disturbance from any o'heI tribe or nation of
iadians, or from any other person or persons
whatever.
SEC 7. find Be IL further ennefed, That il
ahal! and msy be lawful for the Presilen, to
have the same sopefin'endeDce and care over
any tribe or na'ion 10 the country 20 which they
may remove, as contemplated by this ac,, hat
he rs now au horised TO have over them a, their
present places of residence.
SEC g.. find be Il furthe, enacted, That for
he purpose OF giving effect to the provisions
oil ;hls acr, the sum Of dollars is
hsreny aPprorris cd, TO be paid out Of any mo-
ney In ihe Treasury no, Otherwise appropriate
ed.
The report aud bill having been read, the
report was ordered to be painted, and the bill
ordered 10 d second reading
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70 peIfrc, good feeling 20 ouI Norfolk friends
re copy The lowing:
a ,,,y prrcef.y is 5e.r TRAN nerer 10 hare FALLEN"
The Alexandra. Phcnlx Gazette of the Oh INST Co
-, the article from the Beacon ot d, respecting the
Kim, Of part Of the from, of of the buildings on
q,Iwelr, Wharf, aud adds:
ave rcgr, THAT while the town appear TO be rs's'
he houses should thus be fiiing"
4 siyesus pleasure TO mFlrm our friends OF the fhe
81. that arrangements are row b..ins made, TO take
nan the block OF buildings ,liuded TO IN the article
yo,hed in paper Of III INST IS soon as the season.
=, Low and that their places are to be supplied BY
~, ,b,,,r,is, orick Warehouses, for which, there
an be no question tenants viii be promptly Obtained
Ne also learn that Lgc pouon Of the range of old
ae buildings ON the ess, side OF Bsnk-s'reet, extend
"a; from lli.l street nearly to the Bridge, when nave
pong been an To strangers, rs well As TO the
od people Of our Borough, is shortly to give place
an row IF handsome BRICK houses.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D MUTT.

TOMORROW MORNING. (7Ru.day,) alto o'clock.
WILL be sold at the dr cling Of the late Benjamin
w Baden on Wolfe street. near the LAncasterian
School. oil his
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
consisting, Of
Beds, bedding. tables, chairs, SC. Sc.
Also, quantity of Brckmakcrs' tools
good horse and cart, and
very valuable hleh Cor.
At the same time will pe hired. until the 1st day OF
Jsnu ty.l8>l twn variable negro Toys, accstomsd TO
the work Of bnekyard, and negro oman, first
rate house servant. BY order Of the executor.
feb "a
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CONGRESS
Ffom Tie National Intelligence Of Tuesday.

From the Nationai Intelligence Of Tuesday.
There was no business OF importance acted
on in either House Of Congress yesterday, tx
oep, as stated below; and as We are much pres
scd Tor foom to-day, we reserve our usual de
tail Of proceedings un'il o>motrow.
In SENATE, long tcpor, was made by
NJ. WHrTE, on Indian .a6airs, from the com
mistee on tina, subject, accompanied By a bill
The report embraces an elaborate argumenf,
supporting the views OF the Executive regard
ing the Indians, and sustaining the coui Sc adop-
tad towards them by the States OF Georgia and
Alabama. 5000 copies Of me report were or
dered TO be printed. The bill nlak,s provision
Tor sn exchange Of lands with Inc Indians re-
siding in any OF the States, and ioT their Re,
m",al beyond The river Mississippi.
A repor, was also made by Mr. LIVINGSTON,
from he selee, oommi'ter apr"intsd Don he sub
ect Of indemnify 70, maritime spoiaiion,; com
panied by BIZ 50 provide for h. indemnth.
cauon of claims cue 10 Ger ain c.Tzsns, for
spoiauors commit ed on thei commerce pri
or TO he year 1900" The bill sppr"priates five
Millions Of dollars 20 satisfy these claims.
I've general debs e Wac resumed Oh Mr.,
FuoT's .ssolut,or, and Mr.. NGRLE addressed
| ne Seuatr aearly 'w0 ho"rs; ate' which Mr'
WOODBURY. ohtalneh tn" Fl OF trr "a day.
| ne reception IF Ugh y'r ",ncty pe iu"us and
| OF ,esrrai fe,olrii,ns, g.. The debate IN
tn Rr;reuch men; res3iu ion dlspcnse with
the draugh,smSn) WIS ts"med. Mr.. NIGER
SOIL dc ivtrrd his opinions respecting the
various rrirrnchmrn schsmes OF he day
W ich he con .ra.,ed with he propositions now
! before Congress ia The shaSe o. bits or other
WIS, e. large, unpreJ eden ed, and permanent
| additious Ihe public expendi ures From
he number of membcrs who attempted 20 ge'
| the floor when Mr.. flushed, the debate i:
| likely 10 oonirue some ime longer After
! IN. hour hsd bren CONSUMED on This subject
! the House went INFO COMMITTEE, but did no
axe up ,he Judiciary bill, which was suspend
I'd for The present to dispose OF some Other
| bills; but in d .hort time the Commi'''e ros'
! for want Of quorum, Ia large number o
members having neen drawn to the Scna' o'
the debate there) and The House adjourned
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
Commissioners Sale.

IN obedience to q decree Of the Circuit Court
Il of Alexandra County. shall proceed, on the
18th day OF February 1880, on the premises at IL o.
clock to SELL for cash. five seventh parts Of certain
lot of ground. situate, lying and being IN The town OF
Alexandrs. bounded the north by Came rom and on
the by Patrick stress being the lot which belongs
to the heirs Of Benjamin Brown, deceased The title
believed to be unquestonable, but I'LL COVE, on
I, such as is vested under the authority OF the
decree of the court II the purchaser fails to comply
with the of sale, the property will be immediate
ly re sold at bis risk and expense.
ANDREW SCHGt FIELD,
iaul3 3tawts Commissioner.
H. The abo,e sale is POS pnned ill MON
DAY, the iaday Of llareh nert when, upon the pre-.
mses, and at the same hour, will posifrey tokspHet
feb Is
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In our paper o: yesterday, il was mentioned
that Elias Hicks had died az his residence on
Long Island We understand that le,t ers
have hern received in town dated al a la!er
hour than he letter from which our informant
ob,aiacd he intelligence, which letters mrn-
TONS tina, Ella, Hicks was then still alive, out
IN a very feeble STATE OF body.-PMI. Gag.
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,.vru OF Mn. PolNsErr.- We are happy
announce he safe ARRIVAL OF inc non, ~
,.,,..rr 8, New Orleans He reached that
- r ,hr Cd instant, in The U. 5. ship Fs'-
Nth rrom Tampico. Re is accompanied by
u,,o, u, E,a Secretary Of Legation.
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,...,h there was not much previous ai>
80, the 22d was celebrated in this place
80 - ,,oo,r spirit, aud with the exception Of
~ o.',,on in something Of the old style. Our
'.,.,, Companies paraded, and salu'es
e..a !, sunrise, noon and sunset, by the
,.,a.rr Company.
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,I,,,,r from our admired coun'ry"an, Mr..
"a ,yR lasly received at New York, announce
new novel in preparation, to be called
. r., Skinner Of the Seas.
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Trustees Sale.

PURSUANT 10 II decree Of the Circuit Court Of he
L District of Columbia, sitting IN Aiexsnit!a' N
Chancery, shall expose public sale. at H." Tavern
of Mr Michael Clesry, in the village OF Ooc' guam,
Three Tracts, or parcels OF Land.
adjoining each other, and said village; KNOWS ~
serpes or the Free Tracts; containing $50 ncress
one 374 IO7-l6o acres and another $50 $3.50 ecres
The safe will take place on Friday The i9!h Day n
March nerf al II UeLsk and the condition terms
of SALE directed by the said decree are: one thd
of the purchase money 70 be paid The day ofsaIe.
and the remaining two thirds in one and two years
thereafter. in equal portions. With n'eres, from the
day of sales the purchaser purchasers giving bond
and security, the satisfaction Of the Trustee for the
punctuaI PAYMENT thereuf-at which time only the
property is to be conveyed
COLIN AULD, Trustee.
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~ AR RITn.

On Tuesday evening hast, by the Rev. Mr.. Larkin,
Capt SAN Ell HILroN of Washington, to Miss CArui-
RINE STEEL, Of Alexandria
On Thursday evening, 18th Feb by the Rev. MIR.
HARRISON II. S BUnKE. Of Fairfax county, Va to Miss
MAHr Ann McDEXIcK, of this piace.
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Dur GREEN denies the ruth Of the r1"or
;i,rn by the correspondents OF the RICHMOND
Whip. concerning Mr.. McDuFFIs aud Nj.
v,y BuWss but ais denial IS not worth hs.
NJ should like to hear flom MI MoDufie on
he suhirct.
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Dr,ra OF Mn. CARTER he late airiSa'
f.,o, roclaud brings intelligence OF the deo'h
,sN,ru,yIEL II CARTER, Esq Of New York,
-, .r,,,,d a, Narseill.s or he 81 January.
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Notice.

- ONlcS.
vUyHE. stockholders in the BALTIMORE IND PO-
i TUN2C STEFAN PICKETT COHP3NY are
hereby notified that agreeable TO The charter. an Eec
ton for Directors to manage the concerns fr the
present year, will be held az the Compan.'s Once,
Patterson ST., ct wharf on Thu rsfay 18th instant be-
tween the hours of9 and O'Clock The transfer book
will be Chased until after the election BY order Of the
Board, ID WIS sec
S The papers Of Alexandra, Washington and
Georgetown will please copy the above and charge b.
SP. s. p Co. iep ~
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- PR,xcE.-The Editors OF the New
I..,,, Of Commerce have received in
n,,j,a from Capt. Co'deil' of The schooner
-, VINO ln P. A. p. on the 3i,t OF ia
''' 49,, The Spanish frigaIe Cas'ia, from
.',' had been ,asre for IL days, having
TIA Ambassador, with authority 10 de-
81 from The HayIiea Government the spa"''"
~ -. fie,,s was expected 10 sail the "ex' da.
0,surlo left. Nothing Mss known
t,s. ,s,sl>oG The embassy
- !, pro5abl. The Spanish Government may
.,,,, n,re of the Island as more 'onve =
10, Gar troop. in he contemplated at
.r,,.to reeonqu,r he lNt- colonies.
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JAMES S. GUNNELL, M. d.
OENTISY,

nEsPECTFUILy informs thee itizensand visitors
of Alexandria that he may be c?nsu,. u. =. Ds
II Cta,.t,,s Hotel, on the first and third WEDNES
DAY 20 every month, from 9 O'Clock, A.. NJ until
r , nr..
auIetter.addressedt pr G. at hisofhcs between
the United States' Bank and the Pres'de9's house,
,S;ne,on CITY. or left at Mr. H. CIagets hotelin
a,exnad,ia. ...ili be punctsally sttendedto.
lam
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Aidie Hotel.

s---s. The subscriber respectfully informs
.t.S the public that he has taken he house in Al
go die, Loul0un county, Virginia, formcr, occu-
TX pied by the Misses iacer' and more recent!
nv Thomas holland, where he is prepared to accom-
MEDIATE, in the best manner, all those who may Av'r
him with call
no enumerstc the comforts which the above stand
pos,es es and winch are necessary to the convenience
of travellers would be unnecessary en- the part oi 'he
u,,crber lie therefore >ts hs claims to patronage
,non desire to render satisfaction 10 all those who
ma, nlease to call at his house
"' ROBERT SuACKLRrT.
aId;c Feb To- lS5O-feb l2-in
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This is to Give Notice.

rIyHAT the subscriber. of Alexandra County IN the
ns,r;ct of Columbis. has obtained from the Or
-, Cor, of said county, letters testamentary
~ ..t.te of BENJAMIN BADEs. late of the county
sforessd, deceased All persons having claims
-, The said decedent. required to present
them to the subscriber, with the vouchers thereof
49, th- C,rphsns' Court, or before the oath
P s ES.hr,syv 1881, or they ma, by law, be ex-
Guided e from ali bene6, to said estate and those ndeb
cd shsret", are required to make Immediate payment
Given under my hand, this 24,h day Of February
1880 HOS vi nd, Jsosssss
feb 24-Staw4w
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REMAINS OF WA>HIseToN.-- The following
highly appropriate Proceedings graced jester
DAYS 81 ing OF the House of Rrp''sen atirrs'
The Anniversary Of his birh.hAs been happi-
" made the occasion for in,,iu,ing an In1uI-
" into the proprie IF red"eming The pledge
of Congress t, give h"ooraole sepul'ure 20
he remains OF WA,HiSor"N,
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John N. RunnelAs

CAN be found at Mr. Newtons Hotel every Thurs
day. AN orders left there will beattended t..
dec 5-cthursT
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Delaware s. South Carolina Lottery, No. 8.
Will be dawn in wini' eton. on Tuesday. Feb. %.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS 00; halves so, quarters -.
ODD Il EYEN SYSTEH
Maryland State Lottery, No. for 1880,
Will sc draw" in Baltimore on Wednesday, 18th Feb.
HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000
Tickets ~ halves 90; quarters 10
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 4 for 1880,
Will be drawn in lie City Washington on Saturday,
9th Of February.
so NUMBERS g DRdTVN BALLOTS.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves , 81; quarters rs
To be had in q variety of numbers at the Office of
=. CORSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker. -9lerandria.
Delaware & s. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Class No 3 for 1850.
Will be drawn in "iimugton. (Del on Tuesday, Esd
60 NUMBERS g DRAWN, B7LLOTS.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS, halves 50; qusrters 1 25
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No ), for 1850
Will be drawn in the city of New York, on Thursday,
25th of Feb
50 NUHBERS-lO DRa!YN BaLL0TS.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves , so; quarters cents.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No 4. for 1850.
Will be drawn in The City OF Washington Oh Saturday.
the 9th Of February.
so NUMBERS sDR.7WN B.aLLOTS.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets S; halves So; quarters IS
TO be had in variety of numbers, at
,. m. WHIT Us
Lottery 0Hee, Royal stree
O. Orders from the country specially attended u.
feb %
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On molten Of Mr.. MITCHELL, OF Maryland,
Resolved That the following resolutions at the Con
gress of the United States unanimously adonted ON he
S,J december. 1899, aud the Message Of President
ADAMS of the 9Th January 1900 to Congress, respect
o the rntombnent of the re,ains OF General GEoasE
" ,sulSsros in this Capitol, be referred 10 Select
Committee and that said Committee be authorized TO
report by bil or otherwise.