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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16
February 9th.
.. JAMES HAM MMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Recent additions.

2I97 Pirate he Pirate; the revised edition.
with a general preface, an Introduction aud
notes historical and Illustrative, by the au-
thor of Naverly, 2 vols
2l9S .NofW6.--llutton's s BooA Of Nature laid op-
EN-, adapted to the use of families, by Rev.
:. Blakc, "Nthat read we here' existence
of = God! yes, and of other beings-man
above: natives Of elher. sons of other
eli nes! t''
2l99 Toyoges and 1irdpeis.-Journal of voya-
ges and travels, by the Rev. Daniel Tyre,
man and George Bennet, ESQ., -deputed
from the London missionary society to WIS.,
il their various stations IN the South Sea
Islands, China, India, &c. between tho
Yeas 1921 and 1929; compiled from orig
inal documents, by James Montgomery, s
vols
1900 Roieigh-Memoirs Of the life Of sir Walter
Raleigh, with some account Of the period
in which he lived l vol
220I South Seas.-A visit to the south seas in
the u. :. ship Vincennes, during the years
1929 and $50, with scenes in Brazil, Pc
ru, Manila, the cape Of Good Hope < 81.
Helena; BY T.. S. Stewart. A. NJ. Chaplin,
in the L. S. Navy, 2 vols.
22O2 Science.--Judge Story's, Mr.. Webster's,
... Mr.. Everetts, Lord Chancellor Brougham's
and MIR. Iierscbe's discourses on the ad-
vantaes of science. the Ist vol Of
the American Library Of Useful knowledge
22O3 Scot.-Autobiograph OF sir Walter Scott,
Bart. vol
22O4 .Ne,rton-The life of sir Isaac Newton by
David brewster, being the 10th NO. Faui-
lily Library.
2205 ChFisfidaity.-On the formation Of the
Christian character: addressed to those who
are seeking TO practice religious life, by
lienry Ware, vol
A h..
Captain Henry Kaier and Rev. Dionysius
% Iank,er; being the 2d vol American Libra
nv cf l. seful knowledge.
1872 Ornithoiogy.--A manuel Of the Omhholo-
h gy Of the United States, and of Capada,by
Thomas Nuttale, vol
22O7 Castle Dangerous; by the author Of Wa
verly, vol. ,t~
22Os Robert Of Paris; Count Robert Of Paris, by
the author of,Waverly, 2 vols.
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ly wish to be understood as having refer
ence to him:-but, at all events, when
ever the author Of that article saw fit to
intimate any where, or to any person, that
his illusions were intended for him, he
would then engage to settle the account
with him, in some noiseless, but effectual
mode. We will trouble our readers with
but word or two futher upon this subject
We have been inclined to think that the
"little sub" is the leading editor among
the corps that govern the Republican,
because that "creature" about the time
the Jackson folks purchased out tic con-
troll of that paper, elevating his enormous
nasal projection some 45 degrees, to a
gentleman of our acquaintance,- ,-"now
sir, zee, (mea aning himself of course ,)have
got a paper-'re can speak out-and we
shall speak, and re miH be heard" -
Was it not reasonable then to suppose
that he was the greatest man of all the
great men that manage that journal?-
Aye, and he has ired in College too.
But further, this same "creature" has
been known since that period, to speak
Of the great body of the feemen of this
town-the National Republican party
the mechanics, grocers, and tradesmen Of
the town-as a set of rufsculls, ramscal-
lions, low fellows, tag-rag-and-bo -bob-tail,
SC. sc. Whether he learnt this Ian
guage while boarding and lodging in
College, or since he was imported here,
we know not, and care less. The "little
sub" advises US not to throw stones, be-
cause, as he says, we live in glass
house.-We answer, that we shall con-
tinue to throw stones whilst he remains in
sight, and we assure him, that our heap'
is large enough to last until his castle
shall be utterly demolished although that
castle may be constructed Of, or sustain
ed by, brass itself. If we are not very
much mistaken, it may be within our
reach to show, that this same little great
man, this would-be Dictator, this recent
ly dead weight upon his friends, has, in
a certain matter, been guilty of suborna-
ton of perjury, if not Of something else.
Do you take the idea, you "little sub
vice-royp'-if not, we may hereafter,
and possibly at no distant day, hammer
it into your leather-cased brains.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VUNHE subscribers having been appointed by
- the Hon. Court Of Probate for the town OF
Newport, Commissioners to receive and examine
the claims Of the creditors against the estate OF
80 George Clarke,
late Of said Newport, dec. represented insolvent,
and six months from the date hereof being allowed
for receiving said claims, we will attend at thu
house Of Mrs. Clark, his widow, on Friday the
29th Of June next, at o'clock, p. m. for ihss
purpose. EpwARp STANRorE,
JrREsIAH Bliss, Com'm.
JosEpH SouTHwIcK,
Al persons indebted to said es,ate are requested
TO make immediate payment to
PETER BARKER, .fdm'r. Middlerown.
Newport, Jan. 2, 1882.
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The gentleman, (if such he may be
termed who figures in the Republican,
calls for PROOF that the friends of Mr..
Van Buren, refused an investig alton OF
his fitness as Minister to England, and
that they smothered the resolutions intro
duced by Mr.. Holmes. To any person
OF even ordinary capacity, who pretends
to know any thing Of the passing events
of the day, we should presume that this
request would appear to be very silly
one indeed. If the sagacious writer in
the Republicanhad been at all acquaint-
cd with what has been going on in Con-
gress. for the last four weeks, he would
not now have occasion to ask for proof of
the correctness Of our assertions. Per-
haps the debate in Secret Session, which
will be found in our columns, will afford
him some light upon the subject. We
advise him to read it, carefully and at
tentively-particularly the NOTE append
ed to MIR. Holmes speech. We would
also say to this writer, that il we do not
pass for any thing more than a gosling,
in his humble view, he may be assured
that, for his knowledge displayed in this
instance at least, he has secured to him
self the reputation of biped of some
what larger and more mature growth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16
THE FEMALE SEMINARY,

IN NEwPoRT
Underhe Instruction of Mss H. Goulling,
EMllL be opened for the instruction
Wv OF YOUNG LADIES, on the iil st
day of March next
Particular attention will ,oe given to
instruction in Reading, Onhography De-
fining, Chirography, Arithmetic, Ancient
and Modern Geography, Grammar, FL
'ements ofGeOmetry, History, Rhetoric,
Composition, Natural Philosophy, Che
mistry, Mental Philosophy, and Linear
Drawing. r.' ..
For any further information respecting
the School, previous to its commence
ment, apply to WM. GulLD.
Feb. 16, 1882. 80 -..-
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Military Escort,
Chief Marshal,

SHtCl 1h hdiohoi,
Orator Of the Day, and Reader Of Wash
ington's Farewell Address,
The Rev'd. Clergy,
Surviving Officers and Soldiers of the
Revolution,
Sheriff Of the County,
Officers of the State Government,
Jud dges and Clerks ofthe Courts, and JUS
tees of the Peace,
Foreign Consuls and Vice Consuls,
Town Sergeant,
Town Council, Treasurer and Clerk,
Committee of Arrangements,
Surviving Officers of the Battle Of Lake
Erie,
Officers of the u. S. Army and Navy,
Brigadicr General and Suite,
Militia Officers Of the State,
Collector of the Customs,
Naval Officer and Surveyor,
Officers Of the Revenue Cutter,
Other Officers of the Customs,
Commissioners ofthe Asylum,
Committees Of the Public Schools,
Commissioners Of the School Fund,
Prcceptors $pupils ofthe Public Schools,
Newport Associate Society,
Marine Society,
Mechanics Association,
Marshal,
Citizens and Strangers.
The procession will move from the cor
ner of Pelham and Thames-strect, up
Thames-street to the Cd Baptist Meeting
House, when the Farewell Address OF
Washington will be read, and an Grafton
pronounced by the Hon. WIN. Hunter
Select and original odes by the choir, un'
der the direction Of Mr.. BENZ. Marsh, ,jr
The meeting House will be open for the
admission of ladies' at 9 o'clock, and they
are requested to occupy the side pews
and the pews in the gallery.
A salute of l3 guns will be fired in thu
morning, 100 at noon, and "a at sunset
by the Artillery Company commanded b,
Col. Nicholas G.. Boss.
JNo. p. MANN, Chairman,
j. WILLIAMS, in. Secretary.
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ID T. A Il ii $.

In this town 4th inst. Mr. Job Austin, aged 79.
At Fort Wolcot, on the Ilth inst. Baptist lie
Loquet, native of st. Peters, France, soldier of
Company &C." Sd Regiment U. S. Artillery ,aged
35 years.
At .New-O Orleans, in Dec. last, Mr. jeremiah S.
Boss, of Richmond, r. l. aged 25 years.
In Providence, Mr. James e. Davis, aged 2s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16

piration Of his term Of service, shall be
entitled TO two months extra pay. That
40 premium to officers for enlisting re-
cruits, nor bounties to recruits for enlist
ing, shall he allowed. The object of the
lnll Is, IN part, to prevent deserrion. The
rates of compensation appears to Ms still
10 be very small. Better pay would Sc
cure better men.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16
ADJNLVIST TRAITORS NOTICE.

NnE undersigned has been appointed Admin
IL istrator on the Estate of Capt Pdeg Thur g.
ton, late Of Portsmouth, dec. and therefore re-
guess all persons having claims against said Is
tate present them for settlement, and those i'll
debttd to said Estate, 10 make immediate pay
ment % PELEG THURsroN.
POrtmouth, Feb Is, 1882.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16

Court of Probate ,.NeUport, February 8, 1882.
:" HEREAS the Guardians accoun, ON
w the estate Of JOHN LAKE, was this day
presented for settlement and allowance. 1t is or
dtred, That the consideration thereof, be refer
red to Court Of Probate to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the first Monday OF March
next, at 9 o'clock a. m. and that pre,icas notice
be given by publishing a copy Of this order three
several times in the Herald fths Times, 10 all
persons Interested in said estate, to appear at said
time and place, and be heard. -.
wilness,---B. Is. ROWLAND, clerk.
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PROF TIE MOTTO ES.

Court Of Probate ,.Ntmport, February6, 1892.
"HEREAS application, has this day been
w made for an Administrator TO be appoint
cd on the estate Of SARAH TEN, widow, late of
Newport, dec.---H is ordered, that the consider
alton thereof, be referred TO Coun Of Probate to
be holden at the State House in Newport, on the
first Monday of March next, at 9 o clock n. n
and that previous notice be given by publishing
copy of this q der three several times in the H,r-
AID of the Times, TO all persons Interested in said
estate, to appear at said time and place, and be
heard. witness,
B. B. ROWLAND, clerk.
feb O.
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ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE.

VuNHE undersigned has been appointed Admin
-l istrator on the Estate Of Hannah Reynohs,
lato Of Newport. dec. and therefore requests all
persons having claims against said estate, to pre-
sent them for settlement, and those indebted 10
said estate, are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt TO pEo' W. N'N"'
Feb. l6, 1892.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16

The ship Courier, arr. at " Bedford on satur-
day last, I'm Pacific Ocean, with 2750 bbls OIL
Reports among other vessels, the ship Eric, Ad-
ans, Of this port, at Tombez in Oct last, with
1000 bbls oil; /; also the Warren, MayAower, 500,
and Leonidas, Cleveland, 500, both Of Warren.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY.

The Committee of arrangements for
the celebration Of the Centennial Ami
versary of the Birthday Of Washington,
respectfully announce to the inhabitants
of Newport and its vicinity, that the pro-
cession will be formed a. Townsend's s
Coffee House, on Wednesday, the 22d
inst, at half past 9 a. m., under the d.
rection Of Robert b. Cranston, Esq.
Chief Marshal, in the following order:-
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Single and double barrel Guns

VA G0FF, received last evening, per Bos-
w ton stage,--a few valuable DOUBLE
AND SINGEE BARREL GUNS, Warranted
stub and wst,) also two sample guns, just import
ed by Lane s Read, Boston, from the manuiacto>
ry of MORTIMER, London.
feb @,
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LIND AT AUCTION.

%suA TO l. EFT,
fH:ER On tie l4th day Of March, 1882.
l,.sske at 10 o'clock "A. NJ ,riH be let at
1900 n pnbhe auction, for one year from
tie 25th .Hareh, on the premises,
THE north half of the large and COM
modlous 3 story dwelling house situate on WASH
ington street. aud late belonging to George Clark,
dec This house is well calculated for a public
house, and any person desirous of hiring the whole
for that or any other purpose, will be able, no
doubt, to obtain the south part of said estate Oh
reasonable terms.-For terms, as TO the south part
of said house, apply to Miss PHEBE C. CLARKE,
on the premises, or PETER BARKER, Admir-.
on Est. George Clark.
Middletown, Jan IS, 1892.
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TOBE SOLD CHEAP,

vUNEN iron bound cnsks, containing each from
IL $50 to 37s gallons; also, cordial copper
still and worm-and rs casks excellent vinegar
Apply at the Brewery. TllOS. EVANS
Newport, Feb. 2, 1882.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16

A meeting OF the Jackson members Of The Ala
hama Legislature has nominated Phillip T.. Bar
bour Of Virginia, for Vice President.
The U. S. schooner Shark has arrived at Nor
folk from Port-au-Prince, with dispatches relative
to commercial arrangement with the iIaytien
government, said to be highly advantageous to this
country.
The ship Geo. Canning, stranded at Absecom,
y finally lost, notwithstanding the most persever-
ing efforts to save her on the part Of the under
writers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-16

LETTERS OF REcAL.-It is stated that
the Captain Of the packet ship ST. John,
which sailed yesterday for Liverpool, is
the bearer of dispatches to the late Min
lister Plenipotentiary at the Court of St.
James. He will have learned of his re-
jection, before the receipt of this official
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M A IL IL / A T. y.

In Fall River, on the 9Th inst. Mr. James Holt,
to Mis-. Hannah Bush, daughter of Mr. Hazard
Bush, both Of this town.
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N O II &c T..

"M JAMES TILLEY, has just opened
w few pieces English and French blue, black,
bottle greer, brown and mixed BROADCLOIIIS,
to sell cheu,
JUST OPENED, more India Rubbers, some
for Ladies aud Boys, at se,enty-five cents the pr.
Will sell odd shoes.
w. J. Il. would request the Ladies 10 bring in
their LACEs as soon as completed, he has LACE
WORK for all who wish il. Feb lC.
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On THURSDAY, FeJruaru %,

at 10 o'clotk n. NJ.
"ILl. be sold at public auction at The house
w formerly occupied by Mrs Hannah Rey-
nods. dec MI TIE FURNITURE be-
longing To said estate consisting Of beds, bedding,
bureaus, chairs, looking glasses, &c. Also table
linen silver plate, crockery, iron ware pork, and
wood. and a variety of other articles Conditions
at sale. Per order Of Geo. q. King, Admir-.
FIG. NJ. HALL, Auct'r.
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A u CTIONs.
TO BE SOLD At AUCTION

InN TUESDAY NEXT. Feb. 2Ist, at 10 o.
~ clock, a. IN. (iffair, il not, the first fair day
after) at the house Of the late Mrs Buckmaster,
nearly opposite the lih baptist church, on the hill,
qnanlhy of + u X Nj II " n T., consisting Of
deS bureaus tables, cbaigs looking glasses beds
bedding, table lnea, and variety of other ar-
Giles by order Of George Engs, Exec'r & Admir-.
: FIG VIM. Lowe, auct'r.
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TO BE SOLD TPUBLfc AUCTION,

GsyS5A On TUESDAY, February %,
r..,fI 1882, at IL o'clock, a. m., II not
s;E& previously disposed Of at private
TENliE House aud lot on the Point, situated in
n Third street, next north ofthe Morse Estate,
formerly occupied and now owned by Francis An
derson.-Inquire of VIM. VARS.
NATHANIEL SWEET, Auct'r.
feb q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12
THE NEW ArTACK

The attempt OF the Opposition Papers to Esten upon the
President OF the u S. the design of "convern the u
y. Bank into party machine'-is all sfnF-"Ibe skI
J~I analysis in five columns which Mr. Walsh saws has
been made OF the Bank Documents by the NJ Intelligent
Ger, IN the case of the Portsmouth Bank will noyitl
standing its skulness and art fail in iis eGsc, NJ
Adams declared in his Onesided Bank report that "an Of
Tort very thny yelled, the part Of Of the Execu-
1--WE departments OF the General Government Mt 10 exerrse
CONTROL political and pecuniary over the f
the Bank and its branchesa control highly exceponabe
10 PncPe snd even contrary to law, appears to him to
ne Iuy disclosed in these persThe N nelligencer
follows up the blow, and by SkjA inuendoes aempts IN
olng the charge home to the Presidents door-But Mr.
nghan mas met the accusations directly and letter OF
IL columns IN the Philadelphia Sentinel of the 9Th
clears the Presidents skirts of all agency i'm the affair
positively declares that "the Secretary of the Treasure
Tor the time being is exclusively responsible for all the
sentiments contained in his corTespondence-and afirms
That as to ms 0cn otiUes in conducting this correspon
aence ne dd not supposc, any person, however his
judgment might be blinded by prejudice constitutional
0Pdcty could have denounced the proceeding as Gan
Bank" sc. &C. ''9
Butlhc N. Integencsr and other print, are irving To
make even more @tiDu use Of this matter.-For the
lntellgencer says;
"Eyofy reader with what surpz II was discovered
to Congress: that his Administrator had taken ground ones
to tho Bank Of the Unitod states The causes of that bv are
now Developed Tho curtain raised by which thew were o9co"
Iu hey stand revealed public view. comparison dates viii
9th Presidents friends to the BANK was ts au "
BsoE ''' party schemes" q" this case Of the N Hampshire
Now what says Mr. Ingham before he saw this skilful
-. - . i",clhScncefj nays before II was written
o' 'ne J. writes It on the 9Th, and Mr. dates his let
yer ON the 9th Junel The letter begins by declaring
mat soon alter entered upon the duties Of the Treasu-
~ department became sensible from tho frequent de-
aaons Of the President Of the United States made in
Prooiscuous conversations with his guests that he had
B,o'ge" strong PrejWdoes against the United States
as, oa 'cds deeediy opposed TO the existence If that
t 10, az understood, grounds Of cxpediency
sVe' - h's assertion then ovcrthrows n once the skill
w., .Goy OF The Inlegence about the "causos OF the
80, no man believe, that Mr. ngham wishes IL screen
e 'Ie''ehi by writing this letter, well calculated 10
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us while all the powers OF Europe devslns plans or
The encouragement OF manufacturer TO let them ;agnas
Tor want OF national aid. To this answer that such
The prohts and eooyments flowing from labor in the ord
nary pursuits Of lite with u.s. that YOU cannot draw oil the
citizen and tempt him new and less active pursuit
without obbing from the national wealth considerable por
ton which is thrown in TO make up his profits not then
the productive labor OF the country thereby diminished?
Has not great portion OF been thrown away unless
some great benefit is derived iFol this new direction of
indusry?'
But my friend from South Carolina (NIr CALuouN.y
reproachcs Us With disposition relapse into state o
ease generality OF expression easily defnaLle
the doctne which leaves Industry TO those pusuts which
formed the heroes Of New Orleans, braccd their muscles
aud ifed their soulswhic developed power contend
Tor tle trident oil the oceoneyncve Of Dispositions 10
counteDance course Of ease! ease and GreSo1 10
TOO much REGULATION on the part OF governments:
mean the same thing, disposed 10 see INDUCED for
the benefit OF this nai6n'
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NOIlCE.-By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust. executed q
- e suGcnber by John Britain, ir. and wife bearing
&c wy. Syn gay Of September, 1922 and duly recorded
~ C clerk office Of Hanover county for the burmese If
.V.uiIg sum OF money therein mentioned win be sold
~ Ie suGon' on the premises (cr csslO on Monday
a. y, we present month, Gf fair il not the next fair
10y mclGa'er2 the tract Of land on which the said Brit
Io; sssaos yng on the road leading from Richmond to
swamp and three below GoodsIps tsve, III
Ttgs,sa I acres DC the same or less Actno AZ
, snail convey such title only as is vested in S
"O'" w oehcved 10 be ndispuably good
June - FLEMING BROWN, Trustee
I0-2t
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WASHINGTON, June Q.

Inc WAsHINGToN, June 9.
IN me Senate, yesterday Mr.. Clay presented memo
rial, signed by number of citizens of Kentucky nro,cs
ing against the plan of tariff submitted nv the Secreta
W e treasury and praying for the preservation of the
IT, ys'en'' Mr. wilkins, in pursuance OF notice
gwen OBTAINED leave and introduced Joint resolution
providing Tor the transfer of the duties nuosed on ,
ccay Of me treasury, by the act supplementary TO the
% u'e fehei oil The surviving officers soldiers of the
vo'unoh' from the Treasury TO the War Department.
Mr. Marcy, from the Committee on the Ji,,I;c;a,, -,
W"ch hau been referred the memorial of The mcnbcrs NJ
VIC par oil tuscaloosa Alabama, reported hill divI;n
,I 1 '''o 'Fcc judicial districts which was read and
I,eeu 70 th'rd reading. Mr. Upton gave notice that
NC sneu'd tc-1eUow, ask leave TO BRING in h;Il
eo''uthg 'or Tie raising, by voluntary enlistment oC
80 hU""'cu mounted men, for the protection of tbe
r9"uers IRON the incursons of the Indians TLo
OH TO create new land Offices in tho io, I,,,I
purchase, and Tor the convenient ~ a.
ienu districts in the State Of Mississippi The Hill n
Oh I Ia. 1 CLAIMS oil the inhabitants Of Terra aux Bnut
ap the Dill Tor The relief Of Hannah McKim ,vere see
my Ieau third time and passed. At one o'clock tho
DnhS question was resumed Mr.. White, not having ron
uneu nus remarks ON the preceding evening continued
Sena, " gains. The bank charter He addressed the
Gnd.e IN continuation, for two hours. Mr. Hill of New
ampshre then rose, and proceeded to address tbc g.
maze IN opposition to the bill. After Mr. Hin I'd SO
na MS remarks Mr. Benton addressed the Senate in
PPOuo" 10 'ne Dill, Tor some time when he gave 40 10
40 day. 'o''"'ueS MS speech
IN inc House Of Representatives. the hill from, H.
committee on Foreign Affairs TO carry into eGcc, ,
on ,h 81 e"y was debated in committee of the Whole
~ vic SIa'e OF the Union Mr. Wicklne i'm the Chair AMI
nay ordered by the House to be engrossed and re,J -
u ume Tomorrow. The consideration of tho Tar;G p;,,
"a Men resumed in committee Mr.. spcght in the Chair
~ w, Del OF Tenn. commenced an argument ON H.,
general principles OF the question and in onnos,io 60 IL
SAlsuhg system Of impost duties AT four o'cocL cd
S'ore ne had concluded the committee on the ro,; ~
ica,s -, ~, u ~ ass rose and reported, aud obtained
49, 20 SIT again. "A number Of bills from the Senate
were hen taken up and disposed of in varo,,s A.,
'our Clock the House adjourned TeleeroDh
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Religious services may I've expected in the Episco-
pal church IN Williamsburg ON Thursday the 1it-to
continue until the evening Of Sunday the i7h On that
occasion any friends OF Religion and the Church who may
attend, will be gladly welcomed by Tire inhabitants of The
via