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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
Mr.. Wirt's Address.

Mr.. Wlrt's Address.
tEkEBRATION IN BallImoto of Tho T,;,u,,,
OF Liberty IN France. with tho address deliver.
ca on nat occasion, BY WIN. Wirf, on MONDAY. Oct.
!, looo. Published by order of tho Committee of
ARRANGEMENTS Price % cts.
nov 3 u N.c,,
DiCIJONARf OF GENERAL KNOW
htDGE. or an explanation Of words and things
connected with all the arts and sciences .illustra,e5
w.n numerous wood cuts. by George Crabb, A. M.
Author of English synonyms, &c. &C. ~
Just published, for sale by COLLINS g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

NiHGiNlA"--At rules, holden IN the clerks oace of a..
y Superior court oil chanccry for the Richmond district the
~, Gay oil November, 1880; RobeI, Rives pltI, against Wm
'hi'at, adn'or OF Seymour Scott, dec the said VIM I,;a,
Herbert a Claiborne, dts 1"u
The defendant John Giliat. not having c,,.r.d hs .....-
ance ana gwen sec unity according to the act of Assembly and
,e tues u TINS court, aud II appearing, by sa tisfactorv evil
dence, that he is not an Inhabitant of this country; II 4, o,ds,
ca. that The said defendant, do appear here on the 10th dsv Of
me mex. January term, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and
mat a copy OF tins order he foIthw nh inserted in n NM go
paper published in the city OF Richmond, for two months n !.
eessNely' an" posted At the front door of the capitol, in tire
said city. a copy. Testc, WIZ. Il. PrypIrTaS )"
8S T. C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

NlRGi%iA:-Mt rules, holden in the CLERKS oa;ce
' OF the superior court of chsnccry for the R;ch.
rnond district, the 5tb day OF July 1886: Henry Carl .
anu 'm:J. Clarke, ex'ors OF JnU. Clarke, deed. pltls.
against John ,. Stubs, in his own right, and ,dm,nr
on John 5: Stnbbs, SEN, decd, Herbert Stubs. Ran.
dolph Siubbs and other dts.
me defendants Herbert Stubs and Randolnb
e"oos % naV'ng entered their appearance and Civ.
en- security according 10 the act of Assembly and phe
Ine' % ms court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence Mat they are not inhabitants of this coun.
~. " " ordered, tia, the sad defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next .I,nuarv ,c,mpr.raJ
answer Tue bal OF the plaintiffs; and that q copy OF
.nIs order be iorih"ith inserted in some nrwsn1pcr
pupnshed m the city of Richmond, for two months
success,VeIy, and posted at the front door Of the cant
TO- W INC SAID city. A copy Teste,
~ WV. q. prNpt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
WiRGINIA: at rules. holden in the clerks office

st rules, holden in the clerks Office oi
the superior court of chanccry for the Richmond
district, the 2d day of August 1850: Langley B.. Jen.
nings, Pl,f. against YIN. Flournoy. and Anne his if.
and Robert Il. Oliver and other dts.
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security according to the
act ut assembly and the rules OF this court. anil !,
appearing by satisfactory evidence. that they arc no,
inhabitants of this country: it is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here OF the FIRST day of the nrx,
January term, and answer the bill OF the plaintiG: and
that a cory OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
ne wspaper published in the city OF Richmond. for ,wr
months successfully, and posted at the from, door of
the capitol in the said city. \ copy. Tes,e.
50 WM. q PENDIEToy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

~lRGlN1A.-ht rules holden IN the clerks Office -,
the superior court of ciancery for the R,chmonJ
district, the 4h day Of October 1890: Henry W.,
kins, pltf. against Francis S. o. Kelley and Peter Y.
Daniel, dfts.
The defendant F-ancis s. o. ReiIley no, having en-.
tered his appearance and given security accordin ~ IN
the act OF assembly z the rules of this court, and Ian.
bearing. by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an in.
ha6itant of this country: it is ordered, that the sail
defendant do appear here on the first day of the nex,
January term, and answer the bill of the p,ain,iH. and
that q copy OF this order be forth yita inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond, for two
months success vely, and posted at the front door of
'he eap'o''in the said CITY. A copy. Teste,
oo WM IA. PENDLEToN, C. C..
\WiRGiNiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
~ of the superior court of chancery for the pich.
mond district, the 5th day of July 1880: Mary u Car.
ter Ptf. against Joseph Tate, Edmund w. I,ootes
Wm. a. Eliason aud Mary his wife, aud other dts.
The defendants William A. Elason and Mary hs
whe, not having entered their appearance and given
security according the to act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they are no. inhabitants of this coun,ry.
1t Is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the first day the of next January term,and answer
the bill OF the plaintiff and that a copy Of this order
he forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, for two months successiyeIv.
and posted at the front door of the capitol in said c;,y'
69 A copy. tes,e, WIN. G. PENpLgroS. e e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

SiKGiNiA' Al rules, holden IN the clerks office of n. 49,,
v pc 'or court OF ohanccy for the Richmond district. IN. s,h
gay oi July 1850. Jo'naihan Creery, phG against Mijlar and
Finley. merchants and partners, Myer Myers r. n S;mnsou
and John VIM aud l. Il Mister, dts. ~
ihc defendants II B Simpson, Nillar and Finlev. John
y" ana l. Il Mister not having entered their Appearance
ana gwen security according to the act of assembly a. the Iulc.
oi TINS court, aud II appearing. by satisfactory evidence ,hss
'ncy are net inhabitants OF this country; it is ordered. tina, The
sad leieudan's do apPer here on the first day of the next lar.
uary term, and answer the hill Of the plaintiff and tina, n 49,,
oil ms order he forthwith inserted in some uewspaper pubIi,i,,.
cd III the city OF Richmond, for two months successiveIv ard
posted at the front door Of the capitol, in the said CITY. ~"'
- \ copy. Testc, WA. a pnwn,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

0IIRGiNiA: At rules, holden in the clerks o6sc. n r a.. -.
PerioI court of chancery for the Richmond dis,,ic, nc y, s J.
day 11y OF September 1880; Josiah Riddick, plf agains. John s.
decd, George Vashon aud other dts. ""6'
Inc defendants above named not having entered their an.
pea'nnce sno gwen security according to the &c, Of assemble
aud the rules of This court, and IL appearing, by sa,i,far,orys -
lienIc, ,hat they are mn, inhabitants Of this country: il il or
uSiro' Una me sa'dd defendants do appear here on the first dav
ana mat a cGGpy OF this o,der be forthwith inserted in soms news.
PAPER published ~ The city OF Richmond, for two months sue.
cessiycly, and posted a, the from, door of the CAPITOL in ,h. so;i
city. "A Copy. Teste- 'oio
- W., n p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
\WIRGINlA:-At fulcs, holden in the cI-rII. -W.-

\WUh'lNlh:-At tulcs, holden ia the cI,rk', Office
- OF the superior court Of chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the 9th day of September 1880: Jacoue.
line T. Taylor adm'or of James Halliday, pItE. arains,
james DICK and Nathaniel Dick, in their own rights
ana as surviving partners Of Dicks, Moore s. Co and
others, dts. WV
The defendants James Dick and Nathaniel D;cL
not having entered thei appearance and given secu.
I,ty according TO the act of Assembly and the rules nj
ms court, and it appearing, by satisfactory evidence
tia' they are not inhabitants Of this country: il is mr.
dered, that the said defendants do appear here on the
iifs' DAY OF the next January term, and answer the
o"lo OF the plaintiff; and that 4 copy Of this order he
ior'hwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the CITY OF Richmond, for two months successiveIv
ana posted nj the front door Of the capitoI. in the said
Guy: a copy Testc,
WIN. G. PESDLETox, c. G..
\ViRGiNlA:-At rules, holden 10 the clerk's office
~ OF the superior court of chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the I'd day Of August 1850. John Dim.
Top, and David Brydon and Janet, his wife. nI,s
against Griffin Orgain, David ID. BryIon. and David
Dunlop, ex'ors Of James Dunlop, decd ami rob-,
Dunlop and James Patterson, dts.
me defendants Robert Dunlop and James Patterson.
not having entered their appearance and given secu'
I,y according TO the act OF Assembly and the rules of
!h's court and 1t appearing, by satisfactory evidence
t,'a' tney are not inhabitants Of this country: il is or,
dered, that the said defendants do appear hear on the
''St Gay OF the next January term, and an, wer the bill
OF ,"e pIaint'its; and that a copy Of this order he
tor'hW'h inserted IN sone newspaper published ~
the CITY OF iiohmond, for two months successive,v'
ana posted at the front door Of the Capitol, in the said
city. a coDy. Tes,c. Wv '"N
IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

~ ct the superior court of cl,amcery for the Rich.
mond district, the 9Th day OF July 1880: Garter
BraXton and Mary c. his wife, pits. against Robt. Hcaly
adm'or of Samuel w. Sa,rc, adm'or de b,nis NON or
Peter Kent, and adm'or of 1hos. Trice, deed, Over.
ton Seawell aud his wife, representa-, cs of Sterling
ScaweIl, decd, and other dts.
The defend ants O.ertun Seaweil and his r;r. M,
naH'"E entered their appearance and given security
according to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
court and 1t appcaring, by satisfactory evidence, ,ha,
thry are not inhabitants of this country: il is ordered.
mat the sad attendants do appear here on the ,rst day
OF the next January term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that n copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the CITY of
'.'chmnnd, ter two months successfully, end posted
AZ ~ 'front.' door at the Capitol, in the said CITY.
~ n copv. Tr'~, WM. G. Pr, rrroS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

At rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the Superior court Of chsncery for the Rich
mond district. the 9th day of Sept 1880: WIN.
Jones Barksdale, adm'r OF Frances Tabb, decd, Diff
against iheodric Blair r,nnis,er and Seigniora his
wife, John Bannis,er and other dts.
The defendant John Dsnnistcr not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court, and it ap.
pcar'ng, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an in.
hahi'ant "t tins country; it's ordered, that the said
deteadant 10 appear here on the first day of the NE x,
January term, AMI answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
shat a copy cot this ortler be forthwith inserted i'm some
newspaper published in the city ct Richmond, for two
mouths suecess,veiy, and posted at the front door of
the capitol, i'll the said city. Acopv. Ics,c.
20 WV q p,>rr,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

NNkoiNiA. At rules, holden in the CLERKS. oa,rs or
the superior cot Z of chanccry for the ,chmond
dis'ric., 'he attn day of October 1880. Edward n
Friend III ms own rg' and rs adm'or de bonis ,cr
WIN tue VAL annexed q Edward Friend, Sr. dec,d
aud adm'ur dc bon,s ny. with the will .nn.,~S
Edwa ard Friend, ,r dec. pi,f. against Tho. n r..
Tor, Thomas q. Taylor, benjamin Harrison and N.Y.
his wife. Thomas Friend, John Friend and Wm. E,o,!
noy, dts. E""'
The defendants Thomas Friend. John Fr,.,a -.
WIN fiournoy not having entered their apprsr,ncs
anu gwen security according to the act Of sssenhS.
ana tie rules OF this court, and it appearing BY sst;:s
FACTORY evidence, that they are not inhabitants Of IN;
country; u rs ordered, that the said defendants do An.
pear mere on the first day of the next January tern.
ana answer the bill ofthe plaintiff. and that a COW Of
ms MS o'uet % ior'nw'h inserted in some newspapers
puohshed IN the city of richmond. for two month.
success veiy. AID posted at the front door of the Gun.
'to', IN the said city. A copy. Tcste. ~
WIN. u PENDiEToN, C. o..
VkGiNiA. A t rules, holden in the cirrts, o6c.1
the superior eourt of chsnc. ry for the R;cimorJ
district, ,hr 9th day of September 1850, Mar S".."N
Daniel Jones, Walker Leake and Susann. III. ."c.
pitts. against Lucy Jones, ex'rx of Fredcr;es VIZ.
decd, Edward W. Carter and Louisa his wife. Dan.eI
Carter, Thomas Clarke, Joseph Somerel and Cu""s.
ma lis wife, Johh lripiett aud Virginia hin wife NJ
ry u. McMullen, ~.4othony Bond, James Bond. .i
Bond, Sally More and Judith, Susan. Mary. Thon..
Charles, Walker. and Daniel Lacy, and other ans.
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security according IN ~
act of assembly and the rules of this court, and n an.
pearing, by satisfactory evidence, that thew are not
inhabitants Of this country; it is ordered, tina. the s,il
defendants do appear here on the first day of the
next January term, and answer the bill of the nl.;n.
ed IN some newspaper published in the CITY of R;rh-
mond' tor two months successfully, and posted ~, 81.
front door of the capitol, in the said CITY. N"e
III a copy Icste. VIM. G.. PENpLEroS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
DeJate of Satyreiau-Coxr,.'.r,


Mr. RiUcS Of Prince George. explained If Vir-
gina manufactured COR herself the sums now paid bv
her to the north, woGld remain in the pockets of hen
propie. The portion Of capital drawn from npricul
ture To engage IN manufactures, would not leave the
former 10 langush ind perish, but would relieve il
from INC excess OF production under Which it now Ia
DOTS. ~ Virginia and the Southern States would
manufacture hr themselves, the North would be will
ing TO fourn 10 the former policy of free trnde-
ITO had no belief that the existence Of the Committee
exercised any influence on tho public mind in REGARD
TO the Tarif. If that Committee had not existed
applications you'd have been made for charters and
tie only dtfcrcUce would have been, 10 refer them
10 some other Committee. lie obiec' cd TO Joint
stock Companies, but hn preferred them to Banks.
MIR. Byyce asked if such Committee was necos-
saIy Was The business Of tho House such as 10 re-
quire II! When the Committee was fist raiscd lac
couId not, and cannOt now sec, its necessity. Was
the question whothog there should be- such a Com
mlttee 10 involve politics. lie should like to vote
without any comprehension Of himself on political
questions. iic should vote for The resolution, and
simply because be- no occayion for the Commit.
tso ~ TO the policy Of tho Tariff he did not like Ia
decide upon 1t III the uhsroct FL Sas pre- pared 10 d.
so, when the necessity arrived IL DID not follow lint
voting Tor the committee vas an appreciation of the
fdniE but 0she saw good Of which tue cgIumit-
tec vas productive, ard as 1t made some, The i'm
preston That 1t implied APPRECIATION oftho Tariff
he should vote 10 abolish it, lie opposed to the
Isriif, but IN favor Of Vngn as manufacturing Tor
herself
Mr. 4odeySoH said that it was not his ntcation in
d-'ng again. {" drsn The House with long speech
Jh., feelings Of the IIousc and the laoncss of
the hour FORBADE; but c hoped he would be lnduged
i,r q fw fo@.onts Whilst nc cS ,aincd lie Cause of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
From The .hafionai nt.iiigen:cr.
AFFAIRS OF COLOMBIA.

we arc indebted To gentleman IN this eitv for
the following Interesting extracts ola letter from
ms irlend IN Lagulra, an American oil high rsspectu-
oiiity, dated as late as the 18th of December
|, III my last gave you suspicious of disposition
mere to change the authority aud Go, ernmcnt of Gen
pohVar IN venezuela since which time an opon dec
aration OF the citizens OF this city, of Victoria Va
ehca and Porto Cabcllo too, has been made de
ing separation of ancient Venezuela from the nov
erhm ent at Bogota und the power and authority of
Ten Bolivar L understand this morning. a decln
ration from Cumana has likewise arrived more strong
IN sentiments of hostility Bolivar than even here
10 W.T.: Tint General Bolivar should not be hermit,
ted ever to put his foot again in ancient Yenezuca.
unless by permission of the Congress OF Venzuc
la All these declarations have been eff .ct.d
peacefully and quietly and entirely by the civil pa1t
OF the community. Yhe Military however much
they may have acted secretly have no share in th.
public act " ~
oen race VIII he here TO hight morrow and I h,vp
no uoubt as Civil and Military Chief viii Immediately take
Steps 70 organize the Government aud give publicity the acts
a WISHES OF whai appears TO be the sentiments of
venezuela Indeed doubt whether i'm P,JEa will
declare any othe sentiments As
as unpopular III New Granada here, consider hi, fortune
enneu ~ Colombia, without he has more numerous army
unoef ms c0mmindi than believe he has Scuti-l,r Il
ScYnei, now, - only by such power he sustain him
self do not think shall have Civil var beevin, h,
tne oter otates oil Colombia
same course as Venezuela has doDc and hereafter II ,hrv
hH proper, unite themselves under confederacy OF G,n,,s
WIN similar provisions and as the Un,ed S,a.
-" viii, in consequence Of this movement here becons no
cfsary Tor the government OF the IT, States take
steps 70 sustain her interests IN this country belsvnu a On
soon as pubic declaration shall he made by Gen Pace all
connection whatever OF political nature will cease yi,s 49,.
Gocernnent IF Colombia and as CONCEIVE Vera1.i, -,
more Importance commercially and politically tn the ni,ed
states than all tie Of Colombia " Ns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
FoR ruG WuIa.
10 the. Dictator, ~ho hal "t.co tones in his roie

the. Dictator, toho hail "t,co tcacs in his roicc
a man renownd for rcparice,
VIII seldom scruple TO make free
With friendships finest feeling;
Will thrust daggcr at yonr breast,
And say he wounded you in jet,
BY way Of balm for healing.
There is voicc that prompts desire,
Whisper'd in deeds OF fame;
a breath that fans anbition's fire,
That makes the miustrers tuncful Tyre
To raise an envicd name.
Bat voice Of Fame can never brcak
The reign of sorrows gloom;
The minsrel's song can never make
The "Tyrant" welcome, or awake
Fhe slumbcr oftho tomb!
There lie Joy in friendships tics,
When roftuac smiles eiate,
Bnt Penury's hand destroys the prize;
lis interest, of in Friendships euise.
OFT cancelled by stern fate.
But therc'sa pearl that shines more bright
When sorrows darkly lower;
a star that cheers Misfnrtune's night,
That rubs Affection Of its blight,
IN Griof's corroding hour.
II 10 the tear Of Sympathy.
That soothcs the sngulsh'd heart;
lis PHYS Offering, Sorrows sigh,
That feels for others misery,
And seeks to bcar part.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
UuNTINGpon. Pa. Ian. r.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, Jan. s.
SHPPJsed AaH RobJery.-At Watcr-street in this
county. on Sunday last, some persons s,rorgo,s -,
ths part of the country STOUT at the tavern Of Mr.
Love; rom thoir conduct, snd some words that N.
from them relatluG 10 the nail robbery three of IT, m
were opprchended md taken before magistrate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
Fop rnE Nlua


The fond iIlusivc dream ~ past,
And thou art also one
Whose love was all too frail TO last,
a dew-drop in the sun.
Bat never more my heart siIall wake
To auSht OF human mould,
Since thou affcction's cords could break,
And love like thine grow cold.
Yet, why should mourn thee row,
When every hope is o'cr,
With cherries breast and throbbinq brow,
Why should still deplorc'
! fer lis vaiiI-but cannot brrak
The spell that beunsi me thine:
lily tortured bosom still will ache,
My soul will yet repine.
| thought, (iond fool tho all should change.
Thy faith would ever last,
That uought cnuld ecr thy heart cstrangc,
But ah!-the dream is past.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
EsOm Me DECENTRALIZATION Porl LaLio. .Lln.1A

~, wit UT .II'tUttJIItF -OTI FOIO, Jun. II.
Inc recent intelligence from Colombia cannot fail
I'd excite painful interest III relation the proceed
ngs OF Bolivar, and We regret-decpy regret TO find
10 II SO much TO confirm the worst approximations Of
tho'e who have hitherto continued iucfcduous of his
reiterated professions Of patriotism and dsinterosed
nfsSIpfoesSions which have ever bccn at yarisnce
WIN MS actions. However the contradictory state
nen's' winch from tmc TO time have appeared in our
papers relative tn this extraordinary individual NAV
have contributed to keep up an uncertainty az 10 his
real character IN tho minds of many Of orr country
me-, those who have been lead 10 make n rloscT sc,
huy INTO hIs conduct lave long since sat sized Them
selves that he Is far from possessing the exalted qua-
Iies which have boon lavshy ascribcd to him by
nus admirers, and TINT he was only waiting favour
ae opportunity To act over, upon tho petty theatre Of
Co'onoIa' the pnri which las great archefype had so
successfully pctf'rmed grandcr stapc. Boz
though they could readily dcte onbious DESIGNS
unlet INC hlmsy disguise with which BE- thought 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-20
Museum Of Wax Figures.

az Ill. be exhibited, for few days only, cor
w ner of King and st. Asaph streets, Alexandria,
consisting of General Washington, General Jackson,
Marquis de la Fayete, Goddess of Liberty supporting
the American Flag the head OF Washington, Capt.
Wilcox, late ofthe American army; Indian Chief Light
foot and Corporal Stoner, who killed the chieftain
while in the of scapng Capt. Wilcox. Also. Beau
champ and his wife, affecting scene; and Swear
ngen, with painting ten feet square, representing the
surrounding country where he murdered his wife, and
Immediately afterwards holding his interesting little
daughter by the hand contemplating this scene OF hor'
ror; Miss Cunningham, his paramount; Virginia Beauty,
Charlotte Temple; Chinese pipe, II feet longs sword
fish; lnl;sp war club; the skin OF serpent; and
an excellent electrifing machine. &c. &C.; which,
upon inspection, will well reward the curious
profiles cut and framed on moderate terms. Admit.
lance IS cent?, children half price. Museum open
from A. n. till p. N.
aprl 20--5t'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-20
CONGRESS.

From the United States Telegraph, .4prilla.
In the Senate, on Saturday, petitions in favor
OF the Southern Indians were presented by Messrs
Holmes and Webster. Two memorials were
presented demonstrating against the adjustment
of Sunday Mails. Mr.. Chambers, from the com
mittee on the District of Columbia reported bill
for the benefit of a Female Orphan institution in
the city of Washington. The bill for the ben
eht Of several institutions for the instruction of
the Deaf and Dumb, was ordered to third reading;
& the bill making appropriations for examinations
and surveys and for works of internal improve
ment, in which are appropriations for the contin.
uation ofthe Cumberland road, passed by vote
of yeas 26, nays Il. The bill for the benefit of
the creditors of Bennett & Morte; and the bill for
the benefit of the relatives of the officers and sea-
men whowere lostin the sloop of war Hornet, were
passed. Mr.. Sprague concluded his argument,
In reply to Mr.. Forsyth against the bill providing
for the removal of the Indians westward of the
Mississippi which was taken up as the unfnish-
ed business.