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calculated to cheer and animate the friends of
constitutional liberty. Mr.. Webster said he had
no objection to indulge the gentleman from vir-
ginia in the grateful sensations which this mes
sage appears to impart to him, and would there
tore vote for printing any number of this docu-
ment that the gentleman might think proper and
suitable for the enlightening of the community.
Mr.. Chambers moved that 5000 be printed.
MIR. Ellis moved that 10,000 be printed, which
motion was rejected; and E, 900 being mentioned,
II was agreed to print that number.
The following resolutions were severally read
a third time and PASSED: The resolution max
ing appropriation for pay to the Messenger of the
Senate. for extra services during the session; and
the joint resolution requiring annual reports TO
be made to Congress of the names of applicants
for relief under the pension law. The following
bills from the House of Representatives, were
severally read a third time and PASSED: The
bill for the relief of Chas. Brown; the bill for
the relief of John Glass; the bill for the relief
of the heirs of Col. John Ellis, deceased; the
bill for the relief of Alex. Scott; the bill for the
relief of Moses Shaw; and the bill for the relief
Of VIM. Morrison. Various other House bills
were PASSED; and several Standing Committees
were discharged from the further consideration
Of subjects which had been referred to them
A message was then received from the House,
stating that a joint resolution had been passed
suspending the 9th joint rule which provides that
no bill shall be sent from either House to the
other, on the three last days of the session, so far
as related to the bills passed by the House on Fri
day, and in which the concurrence of the Senate
was requested. On motion by Mr.. King the
joint resolution was agreed to, and the several
bills from the House were received, read twice,
by consent, and referred. The Senate then went
into the consideration of Executive business; and
after spending some time in Executive session,
adjourned to meet at SIX O'Clock, p. NJ; after
which the House bills that had been received,
were reported on b. the Committees to which they
had becn referred; and many of them after pass
ing through the necessary stages, were ordered
, a third reading. At 9 o'clock, the Senate
ADJOURNED.
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CONGRESS-.

'om the United States Telegraph, Nay 90.
nthe Senate, Yesterday, the President COM
-'-icated a report from the Secretary at War,
q e'anOn to certain surveys, which was order
NO he on the table. Mr.. DickersOn moved
I three thousand copies of the Presidents
"'>1Se to the House of Representatives, return
a oil authorizing a subscription to the stock
me Maysvilie turnpike road company. be
rA'ed tor the use Of the Senate. MIR. Tyler
Yd that the Senate would accede to the mo-
"a Of the gentleman from New Jersey. (Mr.
SA'rson2 TWAS the only beam of pure sun
uT mat had iliumined the councils of the ma
@r the last ten years and he was anxious
: ls constituents, that the friends of our po-
"S Institutions all over the country should en-
9e hallOwed light which it afforded. 1t had
r'u nus heart with much gladness. He could
say less IN justice to the venerable patriot
Ids had the honesty and manly frmness TO
asa stand which, even if it fell short Of all
II niSht have been wished. was, nevertheless,
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
u0NDsY MORNING, MaY 81, 1850.

We have received, and read with much plea
several numbers Of the Westchester Spy,
.,bi.bed at White Plains, New York, by MIR.
WILLIAM b. LANPHIER, formerly Of this place.
Ii. = yery neat paper, and we hope its propri-
. will receive the reward Of industry and per-
s~,s,ance.
We do not know that we ought to quarrel any
n,,er with the President and his Cabinet They
., On so swimmingly, so entirely down the cur
s.Dt. and are hurrying so rapidly out of the gra-
,..o Of every body besides themselves, that we
6J half inclined TO leave them altogether to their
,nrse. without a single breeze of our displea-
.,,s The old adage, in their case, will, in all
roabiitv, be completely VERIFIED" Give them
.one and thew will hang themselves" If they
l,J zone to work with the systematic design TO
aver themselves with eternal disgrace, and ruin
t-ir credit with the nation, 1t appears to US they
ald not have done otherwise than they now do.
Tbsy have been Oungling and bothering ever
,uCe UeN tOOh NhCh sSotS, anu "O !" ih IAN
u,v Of failing afoul of one another. They have
MD, with the misfortune of having more of their
,,nipatious rejected than has ever before been
.hs c,se. and receive the double modification Of
,,ypg almost all their recommendations and
,,Iemes upset by their own friends! Unfortu-
nate gentlemen! They have reason to exclaim,
Save us from our friends, aud we will take
ARE of our enemies.!' And then - coming
events cast their shadows BEFORE and show them
Al " u~nlineal" descendant to their power, lao
sa Of theirs succeeding" Strange that they
should stand so horror-stricken and aghast, at
he sight of a man Of CLAY.
Indeed. we ar Inclined to think that their ire
ghtiOn at TIVE appearance of this spectre. which
their guilty Conscierces are constantly bringing
Up is the principal cause Of their misdOings =
Can they not lay the spirit in the Red Sea, or
sme O,her spot designed for the receptacle Of
vhosts: The willy Premier has planned in vain
The profound statesman at the head ofthe IRE.
syip,s of Customs" has calculated in yain-the
smnS who Yields the trident of Neptune has
fought in vaia-aud the factotun who murder:
he kings English, and directs the affairs OF
he Army, has written in vain. All will not do
Down, down they must 90, to the places from
rhence they sprung
- Untcepi, uHAoHorei AID uUsupg.''
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Nr. ADAMS. Ex-President Of the United States,
nd his lady, left Washington city on WedneS-
las morning, ON their return to their Summer
s,ilcrce at QuIncey, Mass. Mr.. Adams health
sysry good, but thai of Mrs. Adams is still deli
Nd. JouT. Of FRIDAY.
~g2qessn
Ia the Senate Yesterday, the denomination OF
g. i. Moan. 10 be Surveyor of the port ut New
Tors, was coairned-yeas D, nays %, the
Yse President voting in favor Of it. and decid-
he question.
ia tae H,use Of Representatives, after a quite
nrg debate. the question upon passing the
Nlg,,,iie and Washington Turnpike Road Bill,
aeoai.cGons Of the President Notwithstanding. }
s, d,cided-yeas GO, nays 90. Though there
~,a majority in favor of the bill, yet there not
eug the majority in such cases required by the
-%a'ituton, of two thirds the bill was rejected.
MAJ. hi. Of Saturday.
-1a9sa0~
In" Louisville Advertiser of the 10th, saws:
The account We recently copied from a south
l paper. Of the loss Of the steamboat VIM.
'I was it appears, a mischievoas fabrication
Here IS something worse than 4 'mischiev-
Is disposition indicated BY the pomulgation Of
2oJ Glsehood; the author should, if possible
held answerable for the injury likely to result
2a the circulation of the report.
~ee5E6D~
irj1'i3R Of the Recenue Ldscs.-We learn
sa Captain Turner, of the East River packet,
az John B. R5ber;s, Esq. Collector of the Dis
,toi East River. has seized the schr. Benjamin
lAdn, Of Folly Landing, from Martinique,
len with Brandy and MOlasses. bound up the
y, and a craft. name unknown, for a violation
ne Revenue law.-The B. +. arrived at Plan
N2aa on sunday, and was discharsing her car
Ion board the craft, when, information being
.ea to the Collector, he proceeded to her, and
.ng,he result Of MS enquiries such as to justify
Suspicion of Illegal proceedings, he took her
the craft in custody.-NO9oM Beacon, eth
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oON-Culting.

DURSU MT 10 the order Of the Honorable william
l. Crahch, made ia the case Of William Wilson. an
Insoiven; debtorJ ! sl,sI expose 10 public sale, at Fair
fax Court House. on NOND9Y, lie 2lSt day Of June
nsrf, being Cout day, 4, | O'Clock, =. n all the
right, ,tle, aud interest, Of the said William Wilson in
and TO lease of
Il IR.4CT OF LIND,
granted on The 81 September, 1888, for the term Of
900 years; for the spcciaI purpose. and with the privi.
Iege, of cutting the WOOD the%refrom, either for the
purpose Of coa'ing, or any other purpose, at the price
Of three pence sterling per cord. The Tract Of Land
over which this lease extends lies in the county Of Fair.
fax, Immediately below the mouth of Difficult, and is
bounded partly by the Potomac. 1t is saId to contain
l702 acres, after allowing certain reservations men.
toned in the SAID lease. On this Tract there is much
valuable Timber. Terms at sale.
COLIN AULD, Trustee.
NAV 4-J;aWts
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana
Company,
W~,sHISGToN. May ID, 1880.

Company,
WASHINGTON. MAJ "a, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an instalment of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share (being the 10th
instaIment) on every share OF stock III the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, is required to be paid on the
Sd day of August next; and a further sum oftwo dollars
and fifty cents per share (being the 18th ins;alment) on
the Sdday of September next; which instruments must
be paid to the credit ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company. to the Cashier or other officer Of either ef
the following Banks. viz:
The Dranch Bank Of the United States at Wash
ington.
The Bank of Washington, at Washington
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Rank of the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown.
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandra.
The Bank of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank of AleXandria, do.
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra, do.
The hagerstown Bank, III 'iagerstown, Md. and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, in Ch~rlestown, Vir-
gina, and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, in L~eesburg, Va.
BY order ofthe President and Directors:
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Chesapeakeand Ohio Canal Company.
NAV 81 - lawtSepS
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
DURSUANT to a deed of trust executed by James
l. English to the subscriber. for the purposes there.
in mentioned, will be sold, 'on WEDNESDAY,, Me
son day If June merit,
- Il TR.4CT OF LAND
1T lying in the county # Frederick, Virginia. in
Ess, Menas>ie's Gap, on which is a valuable .Ner-
gss"aasssl chant Nh, Chipping mn, Disaleyy a gOod
DueHing House, and other buildings and improvements;
known by the name Of he U.9PPLNG MILLS.
ALSO,
ANOTHER IH.3CT or LIND, .
in SAID county, on the road leading from Winchester to
Helms MiIl, on which there is a great deal of WOOD,
containing
IWO Hundred and Ti~Denty-eisM .4cres.
The sale will take place at the Wrapping Mills before
mentioned, between the hours of. 10 and } o'clock,
when the terms will be made .aown
may 4-3tawts r.. l. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-31

White lead.
ANDING from slooP President.
50 kegs pure white lead
so do MOL do
so do No.2 do
From the manufactorv of n. & 5. II, Lewis of Phila.
deIphia, for sale as low IS any in the District.
may % D. MLLH"O S0H'
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRA, Cd. Co.

SAILED, MAY 90,
schr. Despatch, Cozens, Bangor.
1870
Ship Boston, Finley, arrived at Charleston
from this port 2lst inst.
Ship Shenandoah, Rose, from New Orleans,
was left at Liverpool esd ult. discharging.
Schr. Columbia, Shinn, hence at New York
eth instant.
schr. Caledonia, Eldridge, hence, at Portland
Gath instant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17

Tinted SlsteS "oiot, 9th CiroiGl and Eastern
District of pirgiRia, J,me i5th, 1880
~ GORGE Mccall end Richard Smillc Y Co" sur
~ v,ving partners of Mccall, smile & Co, pits.
as ainst Catherine HARRISON exccutrx, N''am EIzey'
John I. Mason, and Armstcad 7. Moson eN, cutors &
trustees of Matthew Harrison, decd and Nthism ID.
Harrison, Thomas Harrison, Maria HARRISON, Henry
Harrison, Margaret HARRISON and Elizabeth hsrr'son,
children heirs and devsecs and legatces OF the sand
Matthew Harrison, deed, who was executor ana one
of the devsees of Burr Harrison. decd, and one OF
the heirs of Cuthbert Harrison. sho Was also dersee
of the said Burr Harrison, dec'd Sarah A. Harrison.
devsee of the said Burr HARRISON and heir OF said
Cuthbert Harrison, Lawrence Alexander and Jerard
Alexander, eXors of 1hos. Harrison and Mary ltarr-
son, widow and W lillian A. Harrison, Mary A, Harri-
son, Burr A. Hsrrison, Segtsmunda Nj. HARRISON and
Sarah T. HARRISON children and representatives of the
said Thomas Harrison, who also devsee of Burr
Harrison, and heir of Cuthbert Harrison, solomon
Matthews, Richard Patton, John Jordan, James Allen
William Steinbergin, Helen Mccall, widow and ,rus
tee of John Mccall Who was surviving partner OF
John Mccall s, CO., James tatchie s Co. and Arch-
bald Henderson, surviving partner of GassorI and
Henderson, dcfts-lS CHA>cERY.
This cause which has abated as to the defts. James
Richie Co and Archibald Henderson, surviving
partner Of Gassford and Henderson by their deaths
is by consent OF the pates by their counsel, ordered
to stand revived in the names of John Scott. admor
of James Richie, decd, who was surviving partner
of James Richie & Co. and of John Ferguson and
rhos. Mundel, adm'rs of Archibald Henderson, who
was surviving partner OF Glsssiord and Henderson,
who have fled their answers and coming on this dav
to be heard upon the papers formerly read and the
aforesaid by the consent OF the pits aud Of the
aforesaid defts., Scott, Ferguson and MundelI: 1t is
adjudged, ordered and decreed, that account be
taken before of the commissioners Of this corr 4
the due the defendant John Scott, am'or of
James Richie, from the representatives of Burr srri-
son, decd, under the deed of trust in the proceed
ings newfoundland that account also be taken be-
fore the commissioner of the amount due 10 the
aforesaid admor of the said Archibald Henderson from
the representatives of the said Burr Harrison under
! the deed aforesaid, and also account of the y
mount due the said coUplaInaHtS under the atore-
said deed of trust; which complainant is required to
state settle and report the same with any matter
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself
qured by either the parties to be Sated-and that
the commissioner do inquire report 10 the court
how muck of the lands and premises III the said deed
of trust mentioned purchased of the aforesaid
Burr Harrison by the defts. Steinbergen and Allen
pectvely-snd the amount of the purchase money
agreed by them tn be paid to the said Harrison there
for. copy. Teste,
RICHARD JEErnIEs, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17

VTIRGlNIA-At a superior court of charcery, held
at the capitol In the city of Richmond, on Sutur-
day, March 9th, 1890: Bctsey McCredic, Kidler Bell
and Adelaide his wife, formerly McCrede and Robert
Spriggs, and Polly his wife, formerly McCrede, pitts
against James Penn, executor of George McCrcde
decd George McCredie and John McCredie, devisees
of said George McCrcdie, decd, Walter Dunn cN'or
of John Graham, decd, Berley Randolph, ex'or of
Harry fleth, who was cX'or of SamuG! Clarke lee.
and William Long, dts
On motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel this I is
dismissed rs to all the defendants, except John Ic
Creole and George McCredie, without oosp nd
theTeupon the cause came to be heard, on Gc
original and supplemental bills of the plaintiffs "a N
for confessed EXHIBITS and the records and proco
ings lately pending in this court by the style Of Nc.
Creole vs, Penn & al, and Grsham McCredie Il
al, and vas argued by counsel. On consideration,
whereof appearing that the whole personal estate
of the said George McCredic, decd, hath been ex
hausteG in the payment OF debts, the doth
that of the commissioners 90 and report
the court account of the real estate of George Nc
Credie the elder, dec, of the in which the
same bath been disposed Of and what pats thereof
and What and profits thereof have been received
by the said John, and George McCredie the Younger
either Of them, any other person persons for
them either of them and the value of the said real
estate, and its several parts that the commission
do state account OF the iegacies the plaintiffs
in this suit, showing the amount of principal money
and interests due each respectively that if required
by either of the parties he also take an account of
debts, If any, outstanding, and due from the estate of
the said George Nct redIe the elder d. which NAV
be entitled satisfaction Of the real estate of the
said George Me- redie the elder, decd in preference
to the plaintiff s gscies, with any other matters spe.
cialy stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which
may be required by the parties be stated and the
said commissioner is authorized 10 any of the
parties in solemn form touching the premises.
a copy. Geste, WIN. G. PESDLErUS. c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
DEBATES OF THE CONVENTION.

We are length enabled to announce the pubiicu-
zion of the "Prooeedings and Debates Of tho Virgin
Ia Convention for lo2e-8o The public may rest
assured that we have spared pains to make the
Volume as perfect rs possible. we regret that the
publication has been delayed longer than was ex-
pected; but the delay, perhaps may have added TO its
value, many of the speeches have been revised by
the members, and many of the Debates arc now pub
Slished for the FIST time. We may repeat, in the
words of tho Preface that "Ifthe Vol. we now lay
before the public be not complete, we are sure, al
least, that 1t is valuable; and we muy be, perhaps,
excused the sharpless vanity Of expressing our sur
prise, that instead of not doing more have done
so much when we determined on the publication.
we had no idea that the Work would exceed 600 pa
ges but we have been greatly disappointed, thus
Volume contains 924 pages, large octave, closely
printed on Brewer type, handsomely executed, and
on good paper. Ii contains about as much matter as
1000 pages 20. in small plea type-cqual to four
Voumes of 500 pages each. 1t IS, in truth. as com
plete history Of oil The Proceedings Of the CoDyen
ton, we'll Register Of all the Debaies could
we'll be obtained II gives most cf the Views.
well as much Of tho Wisdom ard the Honuencc, of
most OF the distinguished men in Virginia. upon the
greatest Subjects which engage the attention Of
men in Society; the foundation Of Government and
the elements which should enter into the composition
OF its various Departments.
We have always felt the strongest disposition to
present this volume to the public at low price as
possbleyet, in order TO indemnify ourselves for the
heavy expenses we have incurred, and the risks
have run IT 10 impossible TO fix the price at less than
81 for handsome calf bIHdng. and 50 so in boards
This is considerably below tho price suggested By
book-sellers--aDd upon comparison we may
fearlessy pronounce, that it is infinitely the cheapest
Book published in the State of Vrginia-or pei
baps, in any other State. If we may Judge by our Sub
scTiption List, the No. of copies now printed NAV
fall far short Of the demandand, therefore it may
be advisable for those who TO secure copy, to
make early application.
w Our distant friends will perceive that the Book
Is too large to DO transmitted by Mal-ther orders
by private conveyance, will be promptly attended
TO, If accompanied with the Cash, which in trans
action Of this description, is indispensable.
+*Our Editorial friends will be kind enough to
say. that the Book is ready for delivery.
aug 3I-w3Hf RICHIE 81 COOK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
NETWORK
Jourmai OF COMMERCE,
EVENING HDrTIOrg.

An Evening Edition OF the Journal OF Commerce is
Published DAILY, aud sent off by The great Southern
and Northern Mails and the Steam Mail 10 he East
This edition contains all news received by tue mans
aud from vessels arriving at this port, and n0ce VI
mercantile transactions in the New YORK market
whenever thew possess interest, down to o'clock,
p. NJ. The Editors have established a very Vaiua
able correspondence. with NIL the prlncipai CONNER
cal cities in the world They have swift sailing
schooner built in Baltimore expressly TOR them, be-
sides row boats the whole maintained ut an annual
expense of more than four thousand dollars and de-
voted exclusively to their by which ships ore fire.
ocntlv boa rded the distance of fifty, and sometimes
one hundred miles from the city. All the arrange
mcnts of the establishment upon tho most hbe-
raj scale of expense, and possess efficiency which
constitutes the Journal of Commerce, issued as 1t s
twice day. decidedly the best channel of news both
Political and COMMERCIAL which can be found in tins
CITY. Full accounts of received by foreign ar
rivals at this port frequently sent off twenty four
hours before the merchants letters by tho YES
sells are placed in the Post Office.
In tho prescn, critical state Of the markets, which
there s every believe will continue At least
for some months. merchants throughout the country
will ind this the cheapest and most complete cores
pon.ieRce which can possibly be established
IJ- During the winter, when the Northern and
Eastern Mails star, in the morning, the Morning
Edition is forwarded; that subscribers receive
morning and evening paper alternately, giving them
the news throughout the year to The latest posi-
Bile hour
forms $40 per annum, payable in advance. All
orders and payments may be forwarded by mail, al
the risk and charge of the Editors
HALE g. HALLocE.
IL All Editors who receive the Daily Journa
Of Commerce are requested to publish the above
as advertisement twice, and charge the same tc
our account.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
Is as the Book Of God, before us sci,
Wherein TO read his wcndlaus WORKS,
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
Mrs CHRISTIANNA @ RI-RkE rrsnc. lri1l

=
I'VE announces her intention to open IN this CITY
"'i i!' HraI uay OF Cct"bcr next miarv for the
ADMISSION OF Young Ladies as BoardcrS and day scho-
!hrS'
1t is contemplated to offer an institution COMBINING
inc most sohd requirements. with the most popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without LAYING
claim to any extraordinary qualifications for dischar
gng The arduou7 and highly responsible duties which
%il dc"oi"c on her as Principal. Mrs feels conf
dent that early attention to the subject of Educa
ton. aud an experience of many years in ne dc,iIs
united to the assistance Of so many able teachers will
enable her to afford advantages equal to any in this
state and not inferior to those ofany Norhcrn Tnsti-
futon.
Mrs. Burke viii receive daily assistance from Mr.
burke NJ an hour not interfering with the duties of
his own Seminary Mr. Maculy, TcarhcroC .liuthc-
""t''S &" me Ecnom SEMINARY, Will also give daily
instruction IN tho branches connected It'll his depart
mont
Mr.. Stephen Bernard, a native Of France will
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17
MES WINsTON.

(Comm1iagio@ yHcrchaHt, .Narket Br,dge,)
Il As on consignment and offers FIR sale
a u $4,000 lbs. best Smuhfrld bacon
$50 barrels mott gross and roe behring's
80 hhd5. Of superior New o molassc8
bids. 0fa'OUc ware, assorted
100 heavy sun-drlcd hides VERY low
100 lbs. of stout sole leather
80 gross Of quart and pint bottles
100 boxes Of soap and candles
100 rcams Of good printing paper
100 rcar1s OF wrapping paper
10 b1 rs of raw cotton
1000 lbs. Of cotton Jarn, and more daily expected
100 barrels Of ar
10000 feet flooring plank and railing
20 pieces and half pieces cotton bnrging
20 barrels Of Newark cider
- do do viurgor
200 kegs of lard IN shipping order
10000 Of Wcbb'5 cigars, al 81
Bale rope castor oil, bed and sash co-d and Icodin
lines. Spanish olives, family -four, wire siovcs
). W., agent FOR wire mandatory in Baltimore
kinds ~ "
} w nrcnt Ior William Prince, prop iotor Of tho
Lnnmn Botanic Garden Flushing, Long Island
Will order any thing in his Inc
iuurI