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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

"lLL be sold, on Friday the 9th
w Of December next, if fair, II
sot. the sext fair day. ct the late residence
Of Ohio Mccoy. deed, near the late Is
Beelers Mill. all the personal property Of
said deed. consisting. in part, OF the fol
lowing articles:
Househoid and Kitchen Furniture,
Jai,labie Uork Horses,
One Road Uagon.
One Plantation ditto,
Hogs, Cattle and Sheep,
Corn and Rye, tSe. tTe.
A credit OF ak months will be given on
all sumo OF IS aud upwards. the purchaser
giving bond aud approved security; sums
under IS, cash. Sale t. commence at 10
o'clock. DAN'L MCPHERSON.
Nov. ~, 1871. .4im'y.
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SALE.

oSR181&1D
an Saturday the Sd of December
" next, at the residence Of the late
Thomas Bruce. will sfTer for sale the
property Of said Bruce, to wit:
Itro valuable HORSES,
One good CoU, and one Steer.
Three Fat HOGS,
Looms and Gears,
AousehOid and kifchen Furniture,
Bees, Fire GOOD and RaiIs,
Hay and Fodder, Gc.
For srticles uodsr IS. ready money
must be paid: on purchases above five
dollars, 4 credit Of six months will be
given. IL good security be offered. The
sale will begin At 10 o'clock. and its fur
ther conditions made known.
Debtors to the partnership Of Straith &
Bruce. are again earnestly solicited TO
come end settle their accounts. otherwise
suits must be ordered. A small quantity
OF first-rate Linssy 10 for sale at nv mill
ALEX STRAITH, yAdmr.
Nov. "a. 1881.
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Notice to Builders.

PROPOSALS will be received or
u al the 2d day Of December next.
ios banding FOIL House At the Cros-
Roads near Mrs Allstadtt.. 10 feet by
-, from out 10 out. one and half Store .
high; OF frame. 20 be lsthed and plaster
ed. aud TO be completed BY the In Of
March sext
Proposals will also be received FER NAL
tng two hines OF post and plank fence.
shressh the field belonging to the heirs OF
Philip Strider. decd. on the route Of tho
Turnpike Road from Chsrlesiown TO H.r.
pers ferry--probably $50 pannels. The
posts 10 be OF locust. and the plank OF oak
The pannels 70 DO 10 feet in length.
Address ID. G. Washington, Pre,ilen,
Of the Smithfisld. Chariesiown. and H.r-
Pers- Ferry Turnpike Company.
BY order Of the Board.
Nov. -. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24
NOTICE.

VNHE subseriber bsvisg procured letter,
y 81 AdminisiFsiion upoa The ss,a'e 81
John A Johnston, deed, informs the pubic
that the hiil,ng boginess gill be coatinuesl a.
usual until the hrs, 81 August next and 81
MIL contracts made By said deceased. fui6ll-
ed.
Helng dss'rsss 10 settle up the concerns
~ The estate. - speedily - possible. b.
vculj be oblsged 20 those wb6 sre ioSsb,sd
20 esli sol settle their sccouats. asd fho.,
hsving eisius ere invited 60 present then,
,luly su;hesi.csisd. fOs se,iisneni.
SSv -, 1901
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

14'| Pnzes. S47. $50
Mode Of Drsrstng.
The 1000 prizes Of 81 to be awarded to
the first. second, or third division, to be de-
termined by that which may draw the capital
prize OF 5000 dollars, SO that the holder of
three tickets. one in each division. is certain
to draw one prize. and may draw four.
Nekefs, 81 Halves. 81 50-QuGrfevs. IS.
Tickets and shares can be had in the great
est variety Of numbers At the very lucky OF
fee Of the subscriber. opposite the Pos, OF.
hce. where the one half Of the 5000. and one
OF 1000. was sold in the 5th class, and one G.
1000 was purchased in the 9th class, beside.
many others Of 200. 100. 80, 90. so, sc. have
been sold and paid by
WIN. CLEVELAND.
Chariestowu, Nov. %, 1851.
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ExTRAoRDisAHY SvBscRiPTIoE.-
The Christisn Advocate and Journsi,
being the official organ Of eommubi-
cation between the officers Of the Me
tbodist Episcopal Church and their
people, has at this time subscription
list Of rwENTY-TIvE THoUsANp. IL Is
the largest neWspsper subscription
IN the world
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'EHR undersigned has taken this we'll.
II known stand. (lstsly occupied by
Capt. =. Edmonds.) and 10 ready 10 &C.
commodsie his friends and the public. lie
viii cRdsaVoF. by every attention N has
power. to render his house an sgreeabie
place OF resort TO those who may become
his guests. H.. charges VII be moderate,
and hts fare the beat the markets Wiil a.
ford. NM LITTLE
Nov. ", 1881
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ALEXANDRIA, WOW. 10.

ALEXANDRIA, NOV. Ie.
FLoCR.-The wagon price Of Flour con-
tinues at s. s74. Large sales have been maslr,
from stores, At the same price.
BALTIMORE, WOW. rs.
FLOCR-The wagon price opened on Mon
day Mt IS 25 on Tuesday, il ranged from IS rs
TO IS 3lf on "Wednesday and Thursday ut IS 81
a s. 373 andto-dsy the price 10 uniformly As s7S.
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WILL sell, or lease for q term Of
u from TO 10 years, my weIl-knewn
and complete Tsasery in Smiihheld. JET
ferson county. II 10 situated IN . Gae
neighboshoOd for custom ,asd - well stock
ed At thls time with eouotry hides - well
arranged fOT business, and will be foand
situation worthy the attention Of az en-
terpfising man
The stock On hard viii be cold az vain
alton.
Further particulars viii be Dsde known
on application 81 my residence ~ smith
field. and possession eirrR ~ sny time
CAMP BECRHAN.
Nov g. 1861.
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SO AuRra or LAMn-

large proportion of which y ~ timber q
the finest quality. The advaolsges posses.
~ ~ THIS property are very great Lying
near the Potomac snd Shenandoah rivers. N
- ~ the vicinity Of the large mills erected on
these streams, wbiIss ell tie facilities fog trans
porting &c produce ~ market, 20 be derived
ttom The Chesapeake AID Ohio Canal. ~
she Bsltimore hsil Road. viii be enioyed b.
N the highest degree. There - = fares
aHd constant stream u sister runstpg throue ~
the tract. Of such EnsgaFutlc that u soppI,..
several vaiasble mills before Il reaches IN
land. There are ui-o several bse hne s,o,.,
sPrings on the estate. The elcsFea land - b.,
a high state Of cuiiisas alton. and the fences a.
good. Possession can be bal ,nsns disisIv
The terms vii be ac,sosnn,slalipg. ssd 4
found advantageous 20 DO ~. the trset uiii
DC divided tH'o two pssfs - suH p'srrbssev-
AZ applications 90 be made 10 The subsef
Der. residing ~ Cbsrlcsiou y. JeEesson eo,iD
y, Va. JOSEPH \. DAUGHEHGY
June 2. isii.-0.
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SHOES.

A LARGE assortme n, of home made don
"A ble-soled nailed SHOES, suitable for
held hands--for sale and cheap. Apply,
NM. CLEVELAND.
Chsrles,own, Nov. %, 1861.
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oEonoErowx, DEL. nov. IL.

DEL. NOV.
ETecufion Of Robert Morris.-A
large concourse OF people ssse mbled
- this place on Tuesday last, to
witness the execution Of this uufor-
tuuate Mantle was led To the gal.
lows, which he assembled With a firm
and elastic step, about half pas, two
O'Clock. Aprayer vas offered in his
behalf by the Rev. John Rogers, and
an exhortstion delivered, to whic he
listened with . GOODNESS and indif.
terence that shocked the feelings Of
all 2reseni. He preserved . deter.
mined and hardened indifference 10
his tate 10 the last moment Of hi.
existence. He made no confession
under the gsllows. When asked il
he had any thing to say, he talked .
few minutes, but said nothing worth
noticing, except that he killed Cap.
tain Hilbourn accidentally, and had
no malice towards him. His other
conversation went to show his indif-
ference and defiance Of his doom.
He was swung offswice; the rope ha.
wing parted the first time, aud let
him TO the ground, he being a large
heavy man. When the rope was
loosed from his neck, he got up aud
walked second time on the platform
with q firm step aud determined
look. He exclaimed when they were
putting the rope around his neck the
second time, "my God what a hard
case is this J" He was hung q few
minutes before \ o'clock. He died
10 twelve minutes and . half after
he was swung of, without a struggle.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

N. w. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert, n.
w. corner Of Baltimore and Gay, end y. r..
corner OF Baltimore and Charles.sts.
Where the Highest Prizes in the recent
State Lotteries have been oftener sold, than
at any other Office.
Orders either by mail fpost pai.l) o..
private conveyance. enclosing the cash 90
prizes. will meet the same prompt and pune
tuai attention, IS # on personal spplica
TON Address to JOHN CLARK.
Nov. ). Lottery TenIer, Baj..wor-.
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Valuable Jefferson Land
FOR aAIn

1NHE snbscE'bcr. a. the agent and al,os
= ney ~ Thomas F.irtsx, Fsq of Ale1an
dFis, Offers for sale tina, vslnsble es,s,e IN Jef
ierson county, Virginia. called "Tus Hts
HiTIsE," CONSISTING Of
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From the P,,er,,urx In,ellir.....-.

H1 I"rner.-we learn By . gen.
ueman IRON Southampton, that the Il.
naticsI murderer. Nat Turner, was
executed according TO sentence, at Je
ra'.'em, on Friday rhe 18th inst. .,
! O'Clock. He exhibited the utmost
eomposure throughout the whole eere.
mony !; and although assured that he
might. II he thought proper, address the
Immense crowd assembled on the oc-
eas'on, declined availing himself Of the
privilege, and told the Sheriff in a
nrm v"'ec, that he was ready. Not a
limb nor q muscle was observed 10
move. His body after death, was
gwen over to the Surgeons for dissec.
ton.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

Suicides Of hcO Brofhers.--The
Rev. T.. Semple. Of Buckingham, Bed.
fOrdshire, last week blew OUT hIs brains,
aud was found IN his bed room IN the
agonies Of death. lis brother, Capt.
Scmple. Of the Sd regiment Of Guards,
% hearing the melancholy intelligence
became gloomy and distracted. and
on the morning Of his brothers. tuner.
81, cut his throat with q razor, and i'm
mediately expired. lie was 81 years
Of age, aud fought At the battle OF Wa.
tsrloo. - london paper.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24
MARRIED,

On Tuesday the 18th inst. by the Rev. Joseph
Rowen, Mr.. JOsKPH Monnow to Miss SARAH
ELLEN, daughter of the late Mr.. John Lock. Sen.
Of this county.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

For SIZE.


FOR sale.
WILL be offered for sale, on
w Thursday the 8th dGy of De-
eenabey merit. THE FARM called Locus,
Grove, formerly the residences Of John
Davenport, deed. situated within FIVE
miles Of Charlestowo. end three miles
south east OF Smiih6eld. This farm con.
tains about $40 ACRES, one
5|$ third OF which 10 heavily timber
49, ed. end the cleared land IN .
-. high state Of cultivation. The
improvements consist OF two a
comfortable Dwellings. a good ssss
barn. stables, and other out ssss
houses. There are two wells SA-s
within n short distances Of the dwellings,
ADD likewise an orchard Of good fruit
THIS perhaps is one Of the most desira-
bic farms that has been offered for sale
for some time, and 10 situated IN an eH.
eellent neighbeEhood, snd near several
manufacturing mills. tits expected that
the contemplated rail road from Win.
chester 10 Iisrpers-Fery, will pass with
IN a few miles Of lhis lsSm.
Terms Of saie-One third Of the Dur
chase monsy viii be required 20 hand. the
balance IN two equal annual payments
without interest The two last payments
to be secured by deed Of trust upon The
JAMES G. FlCKIIN. .7dr,T
isfh f'@ 'riRa'n,rc'igf fdioa D,rtrnfof' .ass'k
Nov. e. 1891.
81 shall also. Of the sans time snd
place. offer for sale some Household end
Kitchen Furniture. and also some estile
sod sheep. Belonging TO the estate Of r
lesoof Davenport. deed Terms made
known on the day Of sale.
JAMES q. FlCKIIS, .f{,p'r
~ Elssnos Dutesp0rf. dss'd
Nov -. 1851
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Last Lottery for 1891!
5000 Dox.I.A FOB ONLY Hs.

Tickets only S3,-Loresf Prize 81.
virginia Frec-ROad Lottery,
7rH AND LAST CLASS. FOR 1851,
ITO be drawn on the B plan, .. s,sun.
Il ton. Va on Tuesday the 18th of Decem
Der, 1851
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OUnA HONEY,

nv exceIlent Rs,or. f,T ssle ~
~ HUsPUHEY KEYEs.
Cbsslestew n, Nov -. 1851.
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II ve thought il would be n-.ss to any Of our
readers, we rouid tell them Of the pretty little
specimen OF .ssnfer we have had this week-,he
snow-storm, the stiff North-~e,ler, &c. But As
we suppose the intelligence has been whispered
through every kcy-hole and crevec, we will only
add. that the Sun now beam, brightly and pleasant
~ and all that is needed to render the domestic
hearth the scat Of happiness, is supply Of fuel,
and . weii-.torcd garner.
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From the Philadelphia Sentinel.


Mrs. Chapman faken.-The cover.
nor OF this commonwealth having 70.
ceived authentic information from the
inquisition who examined the BODY of
the deceased Mr.. Chapman, of Anda.
lusia, that he had come to his death by
poison administered to him by Nina
and Mrs. Chapman, issued his procla.
nation some weeks ago, Offering a re.
ward Of three hundred dollars for her
apprehension; Nina having been pre-.
siously arrested and committed to pti.
son. Immediately on the receipt OF
this, our active and efficient High Con-
stable, Willis II. Blayney, set oG in
pursuit Of her to the State of New
York, whittier il was ascertained she
had fled. After following her as far
as Grove, in Allegheny county, Mr..
Blayney found himself in the midst of
a number Of her relatives. and finding
that the prospect of her arrest WAS en-
dsngered by his personal presence, he
made an affidavit Of her being a fugi-
tive from justice before Squire Jones,
who Afforded him every facility in his
power, and made such arrangements
with Mr.. Boswell and Mr.. Wright, the
postmaster Of that town, rs rendered
her arrest certain, and then returned to
this city, after an absence of Is days.
IL 10 stated in the Erie Observer, that
the object Of his journey has been eff.
iected, and that she was arrested few
days ago, in Greenfield in that county,
and is confined in Erie Jail, from which
she will, of course, be conveyed to
Doyiestown Jail, without delay.
Miss Porfer's last rom ance, entitled
q" The Field ofthe Forty Footsteps"
is considered TO be one Of those few
stories which, when o,ce taken up,
cannot be easily laid down until
the last page shall be read. The tale
is constructed on q strange and c.
veutful Circumstance which occurred
10 one ofthe fields now built over in
9 populous distric; Of London, and
in the dark mystery Of which Crom-
well snd his regicide associates were
deeply concerned. Miss Porter has
worked up the narrative with ana
z:ng skill.-EVery page is marked by
some incident or rapid action, and
the reader Is held TO the perussl as
10y . spell over which he has 90
coptroul.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

GEoReIA.-wilson Lumpkin has
been installed in the Office Of Cover.
nor Of Georgia. He delivered his in
augural address to the Legislature on
the 10th inst. Ills majority over Gil
mer, as officially declared, is I44s.
We learn with pleasure, says the
U. 3. Gazette, which sc are sure will
be felt by every American, that the
venerable Chief Justice Marshall has
been able 10 walk out within q few
days, and eontemplates leaving Phila,
delphla, for Richmond, on Thursday.
Next week. the Judge holds the Cir.
cult Court for the Southern District Of
Virgins, from which he was never
known TO be absent sirce his appoint
ment to the bench.-Bdh. Pat. Nor. I6.
STEAMBOAT Explosion The Cincin-
natl Commercial Advertiser contains
the following paragraph, under date Of
IIth lost.
"Oh Tuesday last. two gentlemen
Of Louisville, with their friends, cross.
ed over IN the Steam Ferry Boat 10 the
Indiana shore, 90 settle q difference
between them by duel. The boat was
crowded With passengers, who vent
over TO witness the scene. After the
dsel, IN which one of the parties was
slightly wounded IN tie head, all hands
embarked on board the boat, TO return
10 Louisville, when both boilers burst
sd, and four persons were instantly
Killed, via: Mr.. LogSe Of Louisville.
MI Crew of Jacksonville Spring..
The engineer and = fireman, one per.
son since dead, and several Others
wounded, one Of whom 10 not expected
70 recover. From a.. number Of hats
and shoes found, IL is feared there were
more deaths than are here reported"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

Mr.. CRAWFORD has been re- elected
by the Legislature of Georgia, by a
small majority. one Of the Judges OF
the State. Judge Clayton has not been
re-apPointed.
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The proprictors Of the Coal Mines in Allerany
county, Maryland, are to hold meeting thi. dsv.
Tor the purpose Of agreeing upon the mos, prae-
''eable and expeditions route for Rail Road
from the mines to Cumberland.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

We understand that at the election,
on the first Monday in October last, in
the Territory Of Florida, under the
Governors Proclamation, the voters
assembled in few precincts only. and
of the votes given in, Joseph NJ. White
had nearly every one (; so that under
the old or new election, he will be de-
elared duly elected the Delegate from
Florida in the next Congress.
Ma I'M.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

The Legislature of Kentucky met
at Frankfort on Monday, the 9TH inst.
when John J. Criuenden. Esq. was
elected Speaker Of the House without
opposition.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

Mn. CLAv.-The Kentucky Ob.er-
yer OF the 18th inst. says:-About 8
O'Clock on last evening, We received BY
express from Frank fort, the gratifying
intelligence Of the election Of M. Ciay
10 the u. 5. Senate. The election took
place at two O'Clock on Yesterday
Mr.. Clay was elected on the first bal
lot. The Jackson candidate was r.
u. JOHNSON, Of Scott county. Ia the
Senate. The vofe sfnod c..
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

Some body is writing in the Rockbridge Ia-
teiiigeneer about a division OF the State I'll,
all labor lost. Why seek to widen the breach
We ere too much divided already /; and vha, is
worse, the West eternaily splits upon every sub
Jeet OF importance. Vide the loan bill of the las,
sessioa--the road Law, &e &c.
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MARYLAND State Lottery.

70. 9. for 1861. will be dr,wn in Bait
~ more. on Wednesday. November 30.
HIGHEST PRIZE. $4,000.
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tsins about $40 ACRES, on
third Of which 10 heavily iimbel
ed, snd the cleared land IN
high state Of cultiynfioa Tn
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-24

Mr. Clsy's majority over Johnson
. votes; over all others, 8.
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SCHEME
To be had at
OLARKsS OFFICES.

Hall Tickets, One Dollar-Quarters 50 cents
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Among the arrivals at New YorI
last week, were the following from
Liverpool. Joel r. Poinset,, latei ,
Minister Of the United States TO Mex
leo; from Havre, Gen. Santander, TX.
Vice President Of Colombia, and Sig
nor Lorenzo de Zavaia, Ex-GovernOl
Of Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-20
DEATHS.


On Sunday, Mr. 1Hom.s Rcs.RpsoN for many resident
Of this The hirnds aud unnhnces OF family
prcifuly invited attend h unea from his late esdenee 10
O'Clock This morning
Ia Dccy Dcnoon, wife Of Mr. 0ln DonoonTn
Washington Capt James obsn aged - by Architect
lie designed Oblhiu,d the n, Presidents House,
and bo, built rebuilt lie also experimental aIchc
d"k rrudri, Attorney Law the 9th Of hts AT
ST Augustine, y Florida conumpion, W Shrrad 6f ROM
Virginia in the 3nh of his The Winchester Virgil
nisn eak- with much feeling of his drcenso.
In Falmouth Robert Dunbac Ea eyed 80 years for
a respectable merchant IN that Place -
Another PATRoT ooNF.Dod rRnccillo his
Thursday morning last in about 10
johnston Esq aged 60 late Judge of this district AT
thu AmcTcnn where h his
roi,m, his Integrity and his dun
eirorHnre of his country cm British slavery. lilo
the flee Lieutenant he held
ed Amer the hs sIuid the
self ia his native Prince Edward where
crssul lie represented that fer nuRbci of
House Of Delegates ard hosn Speaker b, that body In
Office he hel this Spring resigned. poli
yblc Republican,
Chief ability
his birg candidate for the flee Of President He
strong and vigorous mind wiel'd the wih n y His
bits OF and daily him
which few grent degree in the ens ofb
The the and
nieciicnuie husband father friend,
bb human tie and the rnic will syupath.
affection OF Dvno roviirIcn From the his
Sickness nc felt he should
entire Willingness Ia die We kvo this sketch o
deceased feet henrnto
worth, and the oss the public sustained his
Po'fcl pa:TlotAErgdon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-20
Virginia Ecgislafmrc.
HOUSE OF DELEGATFs So,,,.J,

HOUSE OF DELEGATES-S Saturday. Dec H.
a communication was received from the Senate an.
nounoing that they had passed the Bill from the House
amending an act respecting lands returned denqucn for
nonpayncnt OF taXes-Also, that they had complied with
TIC resolution Of the House, asking for copies OF
Pondence between Gov. Monroe and Thos Jefferson on
the subject Of the removal Of Free Negroes from hi.
Commonwealtland resolution that when tho Senate
adjourn this day, 1t adjourn until the "a day Of January
next. ''
FREE NEorors.
The correspondence relative the subject Of rec No.
groes read.
Mr. Summers said, that he had not been present AZ the
reading Of the whole Of the correspondenee. hut he
thought sufficiently important TO be printed There wac
not, nc presumed, any roSsen why IT should not be