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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12
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EHAVE received from the Northern markets.
N X and by the ships Equator, New York Pack
ct and Madison, from England, largo supply of
seasonabe GOODS, which have been selected with
care, and which they offer for sale at the Store
formerly occupied ny William g. David Kyle g.
Co.
Their Stock being entirely new, and offered on
reasonable terms, they invite an examination by
purchasers, either at wholesale retail.
Their Stock consists in part of
Italian, watered gro de Swiss and fancy Silks,
Gauze, Grape, Hermann and Thbet Hdkrs
Nlerino Scars and Shaws, very cheap,
French and English Merino Cloths and Merino Cir.
cassians
Do. do. black Bombazines and Bombazetts,
Belt, love and cap Ribbons and Gloves,
Linen Cambria and Cambria Hdkfs., plain and Dor.
dered,
French and English CaIicoes and printed Cam.
brcs,
Rich furniture Prints and embossed furniture Di.
mites,
Oxford steel-mixed blue, lavender nd striped Sat
tinets, very cheap,
Blue, grey, brown and olive Cloths and Plains for
servants clothes,
Drab Cloths, Pe.ershams and FearnaurJt. for owe,
coats,
White, rcd yellow and green Flannols and Bazc
White patent Flannel, which does not shrink.
Plain and printed Booking for floors,
Worsted, Cotton, Silk and Lambs Wool Hose,
Worsted and Lambs Wool Shirts and half Hose
a full assortment of plain and plaid Lnseys Sag
gatnI.' kerseys and striped Domestic,
Coats hair Cam,lnt ladies' and gentlenens cloaks
Toilet and swing Framed Looking Glasses and Oil
Cloths
3.4 and A checked and colored ,,,arabrcs fer Ii
pings,
CambFics, Jaconet checked and Book Mus.7.
Plain and figured Swiss, and Lopet ditto and Ri.
shops lawn,
Gilt, lasting, suspondcT, mould and fancy Buttons.
Bsbbinets, Footings, Muslin and Inserting Trim.
mngs,
Corded Skirts, foundation Muslin, Sewing Silk.
Threads, ball and spool Cotton,
Bead and Silk Reticules, and black PonRoes,
Venetian Swansdown and Velvet Vestinrs,
GeutIcmen's hest Stock, Italian and other Cravats
Pongee. Flag. India Silk and Cotton Hdkfs.,
English, French and American Umbrellas,
ID, A, sd, and Ga brown and bleached ShirtDEs
and SheetiDGs, and Cotton Oznaburgs.
ALSO,
Rose and Whitney Blankets Of all qualities, some
very superior,
Point striped and London Dufils, ofevcry kind,
Wilson'S mapped COttons, Saggathes s. Plains,
Blue black, brown and olive Cloths the latest ia
shIonable shades
Blue, black drab and fancy colored Cassrneres,
Rhodes Bonlba7cits and Choield FlanneIs,
klrby's and Hemmin's Noodles ind Pins,
Marshall & Co.'S. Threads,
Carpets, Rugs and Floor Cloths.
Best English buck and horse skin Gloves.
They VIII continue to receive additions TO thei
stock throughout the season, and are disposed 1,
cell as cheap as any House in this city.
oc 11-cSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12
JNO. Nj. HARVEY.

SP EMOFAL,-The saSscribsr has remevea
III n from his former residence, a few doors
bove tho Old Market, directly opposite The Mansion
House, and few doors below tho Boil Tavern
where he intends earring on the Manufacture q
Tinand Sheet lronWare ia all its varieties and on
a more extensive scale than no has heretofore All
Fin and Sheet Iron work done 10 order, and on
short notice. lie has also on hand top Wagons.
and will keep constantly cast iron Stoves Of differ
cnt patterns. The inhabitants of Richmond ss
well as Country Merchants are respectfully invited
to call before purchasing elsewhere as it is his De
termination to sell low as can be bought in dis
city. DANIEL, WELLER
sep 6-10tc
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Fresh ENaII Il Winter Goods.


IEeHE subscriber has received by the Wasp.
a Exit and Hornet, large supply of Fall and
winter Good bought principally at auction in
New York, at prices that cannot fail to give salts
faction-they consist in part of the following ar;i
cles, viz
London extra supcrfine blue black olive and
green Cloths
Double and single med Cassimeres
Double mIllod drab and grey Cloths,
valenta and swaDsdown, for Vesting,
Bed Blankets, IA to ia,
London dufiie Blankets,
Point Blan let's, to 6 point,
White red. green, yellow and black Flannels
Green Baize,
Sasdnctts, heavy, for servants,
Do. fine and superfne,
kerseys and plaid Linseys
Scotch and Mcrino Paids
"a and 4-4 Circassians, all co1ors,
BombaZetts, do
Beautiful assortment of Calicoes
Best French and English 30 nbazines
Tartan Plads, blue and brown Camblets
superior black Italian Lustrings, and handsome
assortment coored Gro dc Maps.
Do. do. fancy IIdkfs
Bonnet and Belt Ribbons
Short and long Kid Gloves,
Backskin and woollen Cloves
Silk, cotton, merino ard werstsd Hone
Do. do do. l.2 do,
Spool and ball Cotton,
Tapes and Bobbins,
Corded Skirts,
Linen cambria HdkG, worry cheap,
Pongee and bandanna Hdkfs,
Irish Linens and birds eve Diapers.
Patent Suspenders and Bornbazine Stocks,
Pins Needless &c. &c. &C.
with general assortment of Domestic Goods
white and conreG-also ID and IA Ricbmont
manufactured Brown Cottons and Cotton Ozna
burgs MANN s. VALENTINE,
White Buildings, corner of 4th and IL street
nc b-MTh&S OF
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IRUSI SALE
OF VaSasagsge gpYauep,t g


SPY Virtue of "a Deed of Trust bearing date
Ia 3 the 3eh day of January, 1880, and of re-
cord In the Office of the Clerk ofthe County Court
OF New Kent, executed by Philip w. Claiborne to
me Tor certain purposes therein mentioned, shall
on Saturday, the 18th day of October next sell at
auction, to the highest bidder for cash. at the dwe
ling honse on the premises, all that piece or par
Gel OF land lying and being in the couuty of Me-:
Kent, upon which the said Claiborne resided at
the date of said deed, containing one thousand
acres OF land or thereabout, being the same
tract or parcel of land purchases by the said
Claiborne of Francis Foster; only acting Exc
cutor OF Joseph Foster, and conveyed by
SAID Francis Foster to the said Claiborne. And |
wlii at the same lime, and at the same place. sell
In like manner for cash, the following Slaves viz;
Betsy, Caroline, PUNK Sarah, Patsy William
and Daniel, together with such increase Of the f;,
males as there may be. have no reason TO doubt
The title 10 the property, but acting trustee will
convey such ine only is vested in me Ivy the deed
THOMAS GREEN, trustee
r. S-ifthe Sale should not be made on Sat
urday the 18TH in consequence of bad weather or
for any other cause, it will be made on Monday the
18th of October. r. Z,
se24-tds
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Important Sale of Real Estate.

Important Sale of Real Estate.
II VIE Undersigned have determined on selling
n the Lots composing the Town of Florence in
the Cty OF Botctourt, at Public Auction. Florence
IS situated Immediately James River, OF the
mouth OF Looney's Creek, on the main Val ey
Road, and two miles above Pattonsbnrg-For
c'mmeTciai purposes, and TO commercial men,
tins sale presents the best opportunity for the
Investment of capital to be found west of the Blue
Ridge mountains Ii is the nearest point On James
hiee Tor the trade land shipment Of produce to
Lynchburg and Rchmond) of the Merchants ,DA
Farmers of the counties of Montgomery, Floyd
Smytll, Wythe, Washington, Tazewel Giles
Lee, Russell, and Scott; and is now the most con.
yenent point for those OF Bath, Pocahontas Green.
brier, and Monroe. The situation Of the land is
very desirable for Town, il being in salubrlous
Climate Is we'll watered, sufficiently fiat and level
ana possesses some commanding situations for
private dwellings, and Eooncy's Greek aGordimg
sufficient water for manufacturing pnrposes@
Florence will be laid off in Lots of a quarter acre
each. The sale will take place on the premises
on Monday, 5th November, 1882 Terms liberia!
which will be made known on The day Of sale
VI. HARVEY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12

through Virginia soon after tho Cholera frs, ap-
poarcd in this city, and while impression existed
that the blacks would DO exempt from this
epidemic, they have been, in great
measure, from yellow fever aud small pox.
learned, said he, that rumor was
generally spread, and much cherished u
mong the negroes, that great plague was about
to destroy the white people, leaving the black peo-
pie in the solo possession OF the country. They
are likely to be most sadly disappointed. So far,
tho mortality among them has Doe" Tin virginia.
nearly three fold great that among the whites
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12
JOHNSON "
sept 24-c6t

~ OTICE--'rhe subscriber having leased thl,
~ well known stand the WASLITNGTON
TAVERN, and it having undergone thorough
accommodate Travellers. II is useless to say any
thing about the situation Of the house, as it is so
vel Known can vnly say that the house is in a
better condition than it has been since il
was first built. If my old friends and the public
generally will give mo call, will try and give
then satisfaction. JOHN TALNAN
&C 2-c2aW4
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BOARD of HEALTH,

n
~ believing that tho poor of the city NAV some,
times suffer for want Of medical advice q medicines
ana the Physicians attached to the City Hospital,
having consented to give their advice gratuitously
TO such as may apply-Rcsolved chat tho Physicians
'zed 10 furnish such applicants with medicine from
SAID Hospital, free of charge.
JOSEPH TATE, President.
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LcwIsburg Academy.

A TEACHER is wanted Immediately, TO take
VA charge of this Institution who is qualified TO
teach the Latin and Crock languages, the Gle
nentary branches of Mathematics and general
Ethicks. There is fenpsle school attached TO the
Academy, in which, taught, Reading Writing.
arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar,
Composition, &c. Lcwisburg is situated in the
heart OF Western Virginia, within Il few miles Of
the White Sulphur Springs, and other medicinal
waters of fashionable resort The saubrity of
the clImate,-the growing condition OF It's popu-
latIon and that Of the surrounding countryside
improved character Of its society, and the mum
her of pupils, that may be reasonably expected at
this Institution present strong Inducements to :,
permanent settlement heTo, of gentleman whose
profession is Teaching. Such Teacher, the Trus-
tees are solicitous to engage, without delay.-Hc
VIII DO at liberty to appoint such ASSISTANTS, az
may be deemed necessary, with the appreciation Of
the Board Of Observation-Disclosures testimonials
/ Of character and qualifications will be required.
Letters addressed TO J. Reynolds, will receive
prompt attention. BY order of the Board.
CHARLES ARHUCKLE, Prest
Johnson REYNOLDS, Sec'ry.
H,Ct
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Ksy Oels, gs,s1,50,, q, S;1-

GROCERIES
On FRIDAY, the l2tn inst. at 10 o'clock aft Tho
store,
ao hhds. st; Croix and New Orleans Sugars,
20 bags Coffee,
81 boxes gunpowder Tea,
30 nests Wooden Ware,
~ bbs. Lamp OIL
80 casks Goshen Cheese
10 boxes pine apple do.
10 do. Starch,
SO do. Soap,
Wines, Sperm. Candles, &c. Sc.
W "a .. ". IL co. Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12

List of Produce passed down the. Canal
Ger. 9.-140 bbls flour, 1000 lbs sieaf oats. Is
ton sand Ia cord wood 8 boats, 3 coal boats, 672
bus. coal.
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SHOES:
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst at 10 o'clock.
at .ne store one hundred packages SHOES, suited
~ inc season. o. ID. s. co. Aucts
&C q -0'N'
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JOHN r. CI.OPTON
MusOr01aU Seminar.

NHE third Session ofthis Institution will com
n mence on the third dny Of November and
end on the last day of March. Terms the same
heretofore.
Stanton, VA Oc'. scr g. est
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12

On Fr'day,-S20,0oo for So, only
"ILI. be drawn, on Friday. the l7,h Octo.
~ Dor, in this city. at 4 o'clock, the 9th Class
OF the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Associa-
t,e"-Capitals, S20,000. 1000, 9, 500. l,27O. and
iVot looo-Tickets IS, halves $50, quarters IS.
FOR sale In great variety of numbers, at
&C o HAWKINS, Eo,r,,x.r Arr Osr,cr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12

az COUNTRY FLOUR $52 a $53-WHEAT
105 ITO cents.
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3 % Cases Mems FURRED HATS, some of
IA 81 them Wide Brims, received by the Plan
ter, Tor sale by CREME g. MOSBY.
oc 10
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eBGA Bags strong scented Coffee,
eBNH 20 boxes prime Cheese,
lerces Rice-Just received, and for sale Sv
c O. 10 JOS. J. FRY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12

and attend particularly to the sale of Tobacco
Having, for the last five years sold all the Tobacco
consigned to Mr.. Andrew Swceny, he hopes TO be
favorca with that branch Of business by Mr.. Swoe-
ny's old friends. From many years experience in
the Tobacco trade and determination to exert him
self to the utmost, 10 advance the interest Of
those who may favor him with their business, he
bopos 70 receive liberal share Of public patron
age oct 3-2awlme Oh, J. FOX.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12

New York Lottery, No. 36-Drawing to be re
ceived Saturday morning.
CAPITALS:
l Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
1889 $3.50
1000 1000
Tickets SO, halves l so, quarters rs cts.
For sale, as usual, in every variety, at tho Ex-
change and Lottery Office of
THOS. B. BIGGER,
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel
Comb. 10 80 As $3O,O0O-25 80 3S
SSoooO-l9 % So $2O,O00-2l "a SO
$40, O00-6 of $4,000, and numerous other
Splendid Prizes, have recently been sold and paid
at sight as usual, by the constant Prize Selling and
Prompt Pay BIGGER.
oc III
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VALUABLE ESTATE
FOX SALE

81 ~ obedience to the above decree, the undersign-
IA ed will, on the 18th day of October next, pro-
coed to sell, at Public Auction, on the premises,
Tor cash. the whole, or such part of tho Tract of
Land OF Philip w. Claiborne, Esq. as may be suffi-
Gent tor the purposes of said decree. The said
tract OF land lies in New Kent county, on the
right bank of the Pamunky river, where the navi-
CATION is bold enough to ship produce 10 any part
of The world. The Improvements are a BRICK
dwelling house, sixty feet by twenty -four, with
seven rooms in good order, having been recently
Thoroughly repaired, with barns, stables and all
other houses necessary for the genteel accommo.
dalton OF a large family and for agricultural pur-
poses This land is repued to BIZ of the most
productive in the lower country, and peculiarly
adapted TO the culture Of corn and other pie
articles OF produce. IL abounds with springs OF
the Purest water, and is in neighborhood rcputed
for hospitality and good society The title is
believed to be indisputable If tho weather on the
18Th of October should be too unfavourabe for the
sale to take pltce that day, the sale will be post.
poned till the Monday thereafter, the 18th of Oc-
tober.
JOHN D. CLOPTON, IT,
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE, N'''' TO-
p SIT is believed that the aforesaid tract
OF Land has an inexbausablo quantity Of Marie
on 1T, SO elgibly situated that it De carried
the helds at very moderate expense.
sep 10-ctds
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Esy ,Sessses. y. GYc!Ssnfl.

W "estar sales OF Furniture, Groceries Horses,
&c. on Tuesday and Friday morning, in each
weok. Persons wishing to add to amy sale, viii
Pisass send their goods tho evening previous, or
early the morning of the sale.
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~ Prilsfer gV'ys,fefy.

A PRINTER, who is good FRESHMAN and
IA Compassion, may meet with employment from
q to months, ADD perhaps longer, on application
TO SAML. SHEPHERD & CO., Of this city.
oc 9-3t if
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Mill Wrights Wanted

ENIVE or six good and steady hands will meet
"a with constant employment for several III enths.
For such, liberal wages will he given, sc.
Richmond, Oct. 5-2aw4t A. V. ENGLAND
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Book and Sob Printing done
AT the WING Office.
a NUNPOWDER-Roger Orange Gunpow-
~ der. + and F-landing. for sale by
&C OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
"a SHE Subscribers have entered into co primer
Il ship under the firm of Taylor and Garland
ALEXAN'R r. TAYLOR
THOS. GARLAND
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STOCK SD q.

- " SaA bSsa ~
consequence Of III health Oh MONDAY
"a inc io'h INST, shall sell, without reserve at
~ O'CLOCK, my entire stock of GROCEkIES.
comprising valuable assortment
And at o'clock, ali nay Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE. Terms ut SALE
JAMES NJ. RATCLIFFE.
~ Sale by DAvGaroRr, Allan & Co. Aucts
&C y
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"a OTICE.-The subscriber respectfully informs
y his friends and the public generally, that he
will continue to transact
\ General Commission Business.
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BEe:GEls'S PRIZE OFFICE.
HkRAWING of the Grand Consolidated I.otte.
AV ry, NOEL
Sc 81 IS Sc 40 9 81 80 90 81.
Virginia Petersburg Lottery, No. SO be
drawn at tho Eagle Hotel, Friday Afternoon at 4
o'clock.
CAPTTAIS
] Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
10000 10000
1880 $500
1870 1870
lo 1000 10000
Tickets $5, halves 9 so, quarters 1 25.
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LOWEST PRIZE $751;.
Tickets SIS, Hulyesl2 So Quarters L J5.
FOR sale. as usual, IN every ariety ut the Lotto
~ once OF 4. MICxLE,
osS Next below the door Of the Eagle Hotel,
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kS Ale OF COAL LAND POSTPONED FOR
- ONE WEEK. I. ,Ehe general rlectian -,

~ ONE WEEk-1J' The general election of
'Io S,d!e oI rehnsyIvania occurring on the day on
which IL was announced that the Coal Lands be.
longing TO the New-York and Schuylkil! Coal
company were to be sold in the city of PhiIodel.
phia-on the suggestion, and at the request of Il
numUer OF gentlemen residing in different parts of
Ienhsyivania, who are DESTROYS to attend the SALE
but are unwilling TO leave home at that particular
tlIne' the sale is postponed until Wednesday, the
lhh INST when it viii positively take place, i'm
Philadelphia. in conformity to the advertisements
heretofore published
~ ~ %. The daily papers in Boston, PhiIadc,.
phIa, Blltimorc a. Richmond, are requested TO in.
sert the above eight times staling price at botto)
and sends their bills to the Office of the Mercante
Advertiser, in New York 9tssa
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sep "a
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q ,ANDLES.-S0 boxes Nichols & Humpries
- Brand, landing this morning for sale by
DC OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co
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,,,,i,, bricks are usae) to first rate brick max
Nc and burners is 40 dollars per month
t., are not mere lookers-on; If they were,
,nsy might overlook twenty gangs -four 10
g,ng) during the day. Our Canal brick maker.
overlooking three gangs, gets from 80 to 50 dol
,a,s ner month. Bricks made out OF strong,
,on,h clay ase generally the toughest, strongest
md most durable. One such will knock dozen
Of nice smooth bricks in pieces, they being ge-
morally made of weak, loamy clay. The rough
Hr;cks will unite with the mortar or cement, much
A.tter than the smooth, and make the strongest
soni. The brick overseer receives twen!y-one
solI,r, per week. which would pay for twenty
o,. perches Of granite stone, or $50 cubic feet,
delivered at the Aqueduct: and it proper al.
towance is made for loss Of bricks by rain. sick.
ness or absence Of the working people. this
cages still going on) it may be fairly inferred
that 600 cubic feet would be paid for on delive-
~. specimen Of the stability and unehange-
able nature Of stone, may be seen in the old stone
bridge erected some twenty years back lover the
Four Mile Run. west of the contemplated Aque-
duc,,) on the Georgetown Observation-Disclosures
inc it is bull, with irregular stone, It Is now as
firm as when first erected.
"'" - TRIUNE STONE.
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i in the chair; and, at nearly so'clock, the House

in the chair; and, at nearly o'clock, the House
adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives, on Thursday.
reports were presented by Mr.. Drayton, from
the select committee, in the case Of the proposed
Indian rations contract, on the part Of the majo-
rity Of the committee; and BY M. Stanbery and
Mr.. Kerr, from the minority; the former. to the
effect that neither Major Eaton nor General
Houston were guilty Of the alleged contemplated
fraud in relation to this matter. The whole Of the
reports we're ordered to be printed. The quar-
antine bill for the District Of Columbia was read
third time aud passed. After number of
bills had been gone through, discussion Of some
length took place, on the third reading Of the
joint resolution calling on the President to set
apart day Of humiliation and prayer, for the pur
pose Of imploring the Almighty to avert or miti-
gate the threatened visitation of the cholera. -
Mr.. Bell proposed an amendment, fixing the 25th
Of this month as the day to be set apart, and
proposing that 1t should be done without calling
specially on the President to make the appoint
ment. Before any action was taken on this
amendments the House, on motion Of Mr.. Speight,
adjourned.
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate, on Thursday, on the motion Of
Mr., Smith, the act to carry into effect the con.
yention entered into between the United States
and France was taken up. I, was briefly dis
cussed BY Mr.. Tazewell and Mr.. Chambers; and
was finally laid on the table, on the motion Of
Mr. Dickerson, 10 order to take up the tariff bill
The Senate then proceeded to consider. and
decide on, the several amendments, seridtin,, re.
ported to the bill by the Committee on Manufac-
lures. The remainder of the sitting was thus
occupied; about one half OF the amendments had
been got through, when the Senate adjourned.
In the course of the morning Mr.. Miller NOV.
ed to take up the resolution from the House for
che adjournment Of Congress on the 9th Instant
The resolution was eventually Land on the table.
on the motion Of Mr.. Grundy. until Saturday, and
made the special order Of the day.
In the House Of Representatives, on Wednes-
day. motion was made by Mir. L. Condict. Of
New Jersey, to reconsider the vote OF the proceed
ing day, BY which the Public Lands Bill from
the Senate was postponed till the first Monday
m December next. The motion was, however,
nesai,ed, on division BY yeas and nays, By a
vote Of ayes 50, noes 100. The quarantine bill
for the District Of Columbia was, at the instance
Of Mr.. Wiekliffe, brought forward, passed thru
Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, and ordered to third reading, with an
amendment engrossed upon il. on the motion Of
Mr.. Howard, to grant sum not exceeding TWEEN.
~ thousand dollars. for hospitals for the sick in
the district. Mr.. Wickliae, abiding TO the day,
the 4th Of July,) as the anniversary Of the birth
Of our national independence, remarked. that an
hour Of their time could not be better employed
than in contributing to an act Of justice, by pay
ment OF the claims Of some OF those who had as
sisted in achieving independence, and moved that
they proceed to the consideration Of the Virginia
Claims Bill. The motion was agreed to, and,
after very brief discussion. the bill was read
third time and passed. The bills before the
House on the subject Of Invalid Pensions, were
afterwards carried IN committee, Mr.. Hubbard