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IN the archives Of the Government .nd cent 10 tie
House Of Representatives
Mr. Calhoun OF Massachusetts inquired whether these
documents mad uren iuint,,ru ~ Ia. D. s!tul =
written iorin and duly certified or ia printed form and
without cer!hcatiun:
Mr. Russell produced the originals as sent to the
mittee, consisting OF portions cot Oul tom New York
paper called the "Tru,h Teller
Mr.. Calhoun expressed strong regret a. such mode
Of responding 10 cali from Congress
Mr.. heneee addressed the House; and in The course
OF his speech, referred TO the doctrine maintained by
President Jackson al the time Of The rennva! Of the dc.
posites respecting the respnnsi5ty OF subordinate Of
hcers, and The responsibility of their superior for their
acts; which he applied argumentam ad Aomtnen,
though he Reproduced 1t himself as abolnnahe.
Mr. Slhey proposed the subject of The abuse of the
character Of citizens in public documents under
consideration that the President, have leave also to
Withdraw that portion of his Annual Message in which
he imputed 10 the People OF the State Of New York the
oarterng OF their elective franchise for the favor Of bank
ing institutions. DC.
Mr. S. repeatedly checked by the Chair and called
to order by members discussing subec. not connect
ed with the resolution before the House He then said
that he should avail himself Of future opportunity to
| bring this subject up
Mr. Cfary ended the debate by moving the Previous
| Question but withdrew il al the request of
| Mr.. Reed who asked whether the Clerk could with
draw document which had been printed by o!der OF the
House: lie though, not. Besides, if these documents
should be Withdrawn from the files, the message Of. this
morning would be unnelligble for wan, OF the docu-
ments to which it related
| The call for the Previous Question sustained ::
| Ayes lG2
| The Previous Question pu. and carried.
And the resolution Of MIR. Cambreeng given above,
was then agreed TO withou, division
MIR Cambreleng moved that the Message Of the Pre-
sdent and accompanying documents be laid on the Ia
| Die. and printed.
MIR Harlan demanded division Of the question; and
il first put on laying the Message the table, and
| carried.
The question then recurring on the printing
MIR Harlan stated. in reply TO MIR. Anterior apology
for the Secretary that the printed scraps from newspa.
pers which had been produced By the gentleman from
New York (Mr. RusselD had on their margin, in the
handwriting OF Mr. Woodbury. memorandum directing
the Clerk ha. they should be flied among the papers IN
relation 10 paupers.
After few words from MIR. Gary, the question was
carried, and the printing ordered.
The House then passed to the consideration OF PriVa!e
! Bills,
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Friday, .yGy q, 1853,
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lREGLN TERRIINR1


Mr. Linn from the SPECIAL Con- :ntee on the Oregon
Territory reported the bill referred TO them, for the
cu7ation By me United States {: the Oregon rvee with
an amendment; which was read.
Mr. l. slated that this bill was accompanied with q
special report Oh the subject f7om the committee which
I"?a:; he woe'd ask to have read to the Senate on
Monday next.
The Senate resumed The consideration Of TIE bill max.
iag appropriations for Ike naval service for tie year 1873
The question being on Mr.. Crittendeus motion 10
se out the appropriation for the Exploring EIpedi'
ron.
Ilr Davis concluded the remarks which he com
Eaeucrd Yesterday, favor Of this motion, not &C.
coan OF any objection 10 the general ohec, proposed BY
'e expedition. which he highly approved. but because
IS he argued al considerable lengh-the.e was every
P'ac"ce' for want Of confidence In the talent,
p'ohphess and energy Of those to whom the direction
any Posa! Of the expedition were committed, and IN
'S"Gs they we.e s 10 remain; and because that,
oy Ne appointment OF commander of the expedition
! Ge "esos OF mo5e than hundred superior officers
a'a' S'o" Would DE- gren the feelings Of honor and
" e''@''E SO a!i.lmporant in the navy; and espe-
=, 1855 "'a 0E The appointment Of u lieutenant
70 eominahc iwenty-gaa vessel an exp-ess law was
violated and by the saa,e anoo,n,poa,, ~ o,,n,nd
squadron, thsTe was also violation of nj, e,,ress order
Of me Department under the hands of the Navy Com
ssioners The Secretary OF the Navy and the President
OF the L. S.
HE question: wss now pst On Nj C-;i;en1eo'e ,,o
ton 10 sl:ke the appropriation for Tho F,,Io,i,
hi?etl''on. iaboat $500, 000 in addition 10 S.O0O00 al
'eidy eSpenoedD and it was negatived as follows:
ieGS-Messrs. Bsyard, Clay Of Kentucky, CLAYTON.
Sfi''enden, Davis Morris, Pren,iss, Rives Robbins.
Spence. Swift, WhIte Young-l3.
''HpS-hessrs Allen. Benton. Brown Buchanan Claw
81 A'a9ama, Culhbert, Fulton, Grundy Hubbard, King,
Inn; Lumpkin, Lyon, Mouton, Nicholas, Niles, Nor.
',FeIce Preston, Robinson. Sewer, Smith OF Conn
IN oil Indiana, Tslmadge, Tro.,es Williams, Wright
OIL was then ordered 10 be engrossed for third
aac passed vac o. 0-''e i''H 4 "-'' ''iie'
On IR CLAY's RESOLUTION
ION, a ".Osoa OF Nh Hubbard the Senate took up the
u.@ , Webster Ny Clay assenogj offered the amend
!o,oss '''''Ssa to be offered by him, which is as
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Died, the residence Of his father Powha;aH Thursaay
evening the l7,h a-ian Nj WILLIAM MosELEI, Of New Store,
BcchugAam cyGuiy, the 2i. Ge not IN the
the 10 do adequate justice 10 the exalted merits .!
deceased. lie
~5a steal the c.:. am Ire hs mind with noble eg.a
h GI and illeraa affection uurh"mp-t. Thong
Toisso OF religion, he hal high OF neral duty. and
.icG "rh Tor the sublime eat beautiful Ma.
winch led has mc'a'Ivc mind OF The Deity,
who's Infinite he AID express
ell hm reliance b did these hin 10 that GaFL
hour when Lowering the eternity lis pft rose superior
10 the conflict lie ifuupe tire K!a; 81: cro aud uGk
infant "UiEc-
whom lie uIe! VINO dc aJ4Gon BIN has umos;
need Though EIs tie unfmely s'S
their beloved cRI, ;he
D. OF coH-o'=to them 10 remember,
obey ma: grcd yo.iG !e+ @o-c pous sentiments
pf Tev@rc"c- h.i i"ais his G5clo- which have eventually
lii; Ir'=yt led !-. jcc0fa- tW-irr IN those
hich Ls-ed Rete- promised
Prepare tor Hose who belize. N him.
D-ts Of C.uE70ders EsoSey-Iae New York Gazette
;OHmvJra N-nc'hOn T. WUory, vi the T. = Navy GcH at
Cc last, oil the dropP The gallant officer
and his vi" he severely felt by all
wao had hs pleasure know lin personally and especially by
r." uf "hch distinguished an on1T"ni
~. much bard Officer Navy snd has
a!ways his himself HnG his
conntEy"
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FROM FLORIDA.

/ The following extracts Of letters. with which we have
been favored furnish the latest intelligence from the
posts in Eas; Florida, West OF the 81. Johns.
Eznac Of letter, da!sd
seen. Arms,ead and staff, and Major Wilson, with
their companies 18th Infantry. vii! leave 10 day for the
Cherokee Nation VIA Nc Orleans The Mississippi! and
Tennessee Rivers, 10 Calhoun which they expect 20
reach in H. days. There is nothing new here.
'Gen Taylor is ct Peas Creek with Alligator and
so!ne three bundled Indians and negroes. Alligator
thinks he can bring in wild Get. and Sam Jones do
! not believe he can. Gen Jesnp, presume, will leave
in few days for the Eastern part Of the Peninsula.
Extract Of another letter. dated
'.AIIcASoPr, Flor.) May II, l535.
al have no news TO communicate. We hope to be
able 10 against the enemy They are beccfn
ing very bold and mpuGen-c!oss roads in every d.
rection and come within half mile Of the fort. Our
express from Fort King fred on every lime they
pass They must be punished, and MAJOR Riley con-
templates an expedition round Orange Lake,
Captain Smith arrives with his 50 men, and - -
comes from Tampa with company OF mounted lnian
try The last expected every moment, and order
for Smith has been issued Il certainly the most n
por,an rprse that be undertaken in Florida and
if success attends IT, the termination OF the war may be
the result. The enemy muster large force They
have town the Okla wa ha-have collected there
their and children planting, and feel conf
dent Of security. If broken and dispersed their wives
captured and fields laid waste. AM certain many will
in Immediately and the rest will follow. 1t is
at least worth the trial. ard the season fair.
month hence vii! be too late
TSGrgnnah Gtorrian. Nay %.
letter 10 the Editors, dated Black Creek, May &c,
says
IAN express arrived here day before yesterday, stat
ing that Alligator, who had been about month
since by Gen. Taylor. had returned with 37 Indians,
men and children, and the impression 49, that
there will be no more campaigning, as il Is supposed
that all OF The Indians will in the of the
summer The John " Lean has Just arrived here from
Fort Mellon which post is 10 be broken up; tina, ., Vo
usa already abandoned. The NJ Lean brings soldiers.
horses boats, &c. Thc Charleston expected TO day
from the same place - Charleston Courier.
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Very respectfully, your OBJ, .eFv't,

j. r. POlNSETT.
Hon J X Polx
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
And the communication orte!ed 10 be iaIt on the
table. and printed
On motion q? Mr.. Williams Of Kentucky, he House
then adjourned.
WAsHiSGToa, May 81.
CoxGnrssIoxaL-Tke consideration OF HE resolutions
in relation the plUn Of bank notes IN payment o!
dues the G0rerGnIe occupied the Senate 10 day
Ill late hour. motion strike Oh, that part o the
resolution which compeIs the disbursement OF these
notes. was after long debate, adopted 10y vote Of ii
TO l. The question then MP on the motion 10
strike the provision requiring the reception Of notes
IN payment OF public dues which adopted by voe
of2S 10 10. Mr.. Morris moved an amendment 10 the
amendment adopted yesterday but, before the question
was taken on It's ADOPTION the Senate adjourned Gtc!s
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Richmond, Va, Tucsday, Way %
THE SPECIAL DEPOSlTE.

distinguished member Of Congress writes u.s. 81
agree with you, that the Special Opposite System is The
true oneand that it may be satisfactorily arranged IN
the details do not doubt Slick 10 it, II is the only
safety valve-he only middle ground between the Sub
Treasury and the T. S Bank
We have strong to believe, that it s the IA
rorite scheme of the jor'y Of Virginia Some Of the
most decided and intelligent Republicans approve IL
One OF the first and celebrated of Frs ina
assured Of his decided sanction of H. few days ago.
He expressed his most unqualified preference Of il 10
any other expedien His alone would carry i'm
mense weight with it, if felt ourselves liberty to
communicate Tive have taken COUNSEL on The practi-
cabiIity Of it. from quarter OF the first authority and
assured, that there serious difficulty in
rying 1t into execution. As our Washington Cor
respondent says ait may be satisfactorily arranged -
Under such circumstances assure han Ina, We shall
"stck 10 it, as the best plan.
We shall publish in our next Correspondents hp
peal in behalf Of it, addressed The Politicians a. Wash
ingt0n
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DEPARTMENT or WAR. Nav %.

DEPARTMENT or WAR, May ~.
Sir have the homo. 10 transmit herewith 10 your
Excellency copy Of proposed arrangement with Jno
Ross and other chiefs. and beadmen of the Cherokee
nation this city Your Exceiency will perceive
in these proposals that the Government, while II seeks
10 procure the CO operation OF the delegation in the
pescesbe removal Of the Cherohees has carefully ao
stained from compromising the gh's and interests OF
the States concerned in the execution of the treaty II
is not supposed that i; will require so long Peind as
two years TO remove the remaining Che!okees 10 their
ne homes ives, Of the Mississippi but whatever term
oftme may be necessary to their comfortable emigration
the Department relies upon the generosity oil The States
Interested not to press their claims so long as they are
satisfied that due diligence is used o. Inc agents OF e
,sIon 10 effect this desirable object speedily as Pac-
tcable.
' J r. POlNSETT.
To the Governors OF Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama,
and NoIlh Carolina.
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MONEY MATTERS.

The " York Express Of Thursday says, "Ihe impress
sion s gaining ground here that n'fher he y . bank
nor the other banks Philadelphia will resume specie
n,ymen,s until the Specie Circular is repsa-d or the
GoveTnupnt disclose that their hostility to banks mas
csssed The agent fox the negocia"n OF The Stale
bonds Of Kentucky has succeeded in ehrcHg disposi
ton OF 81 25G.GQ0 favorable terms It's uncerst"cd
that these bonds taken foreign account ana are
made payable in London.-fhe Cincinnati oaz't'e
states that al late Convention Of The Indiana BANKS,
il was resolved to correspond with those OF ONO and
Kentucky in reference 10 early resumption IL IS
thought the Western Banks may resume at an early Gay
without waiting for those Of the Atlantic or me Son'h
or the Bank OF the u s waits for the repeal OF the
Specie Circular tore resumes, II may then oe oouhd
TO resume al an early day.
(fror, III. Erpresscf FridGy)
iThe money market has been snser WITHIN le" Gays
The banks have felt confidence, ano have aKeh W
DAYS paper pretty freely Private advlces from fhadei
phia state thai there has been felt IN
relation TO the establish ofa banking nsiu under
our law in this city, from an apprehension that ne
Legislature Of Pennsyivaa might be unitienoy 10 Inc
measure This difficulty. however, II is believed mas
been got over and j, is pretty ceEain That BANK
will be speedily established
G0ire AHEAD There was full representation Of the
Banks OF South Carolina and Georgia IN Convention al
Charleston on the 22G inst ThPy rSASuorsLY e7zcur-
rad IN resolution to specie payments he fst
Junuary negi-The Pennsylvania Bank OF the u Sia'es
canno, hold of much longer, without deeply inlu'ns
its crsdi. al home and abroad
III the our Banks in Detroit resumed specie PAYMENTS
on all thar bills on the 10th inst The Detroit Journal
saws ",here was no excitement rush to the oahks
cs was anticipated Democratic Free fress STATES
that The demands made yesterday, we unce'stnn'
were mostly from abroad, and principally from noa-,e
Stunning Ohio. The fact IS, that our own ciiizens WI"
know The condition of our banks feel much confidence
in the m tina, they will present their notes tor specie
unless it be for speculation, or 10 CRAFTY some sinister
motive or unfreD dy f-eHng against 'ie InsMu0nf IL
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Balance 10 be provided for

Balance 10 be provided for
If 1t should be deemed proper 10 make any
further provision for the payment Of the
subsistence of lie emigranIs for one year
after their arrival in the West. it will re-.
CURE. estimating the whole number 4,
1885, thereby including those who
have already emigra;cd, and allowing
the amount stipulated to be paid By
treaty, VIZ: S33 81 head
Add for contingencies, under estimates,
beth of number TO be removed. and Of
expenses 10 be incurred
The amount Of The annri,irs, payment Of
which is asked ior by the depu,atIon,
vii! BE
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bat just 10 the hanks TO say, that they have entered
upon Tie measure :! resumption without fear
bllng.'
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u We are Authorized % announce DABsxS 2. GoocH
candidate 10 supply tie vacancy occss!oned By the
death of MIR Jones the delegate elect FOX the county OF
Buckingham
4 bejng;n circulation in Buckin CHAM, that Mr.
HvBAED IS card !da,e 10 I'LL the above mentioned
carcy, authorized 10 say that MIR. HUBBARD will
not BE- Candidate.
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VaiT.ABLE POTOMAC LANDS FOX sALE.-By virtue Of
.c,c OF the Ccut Superior Court Of Lsw and Chance Of
..L.rt currty pronounced on the 81 day Of April l-S
~ 100 cp.ptn: sid Court by John Grnsead and Others,
Complainant asaiH' the wlo" he'f' ana aamni'''a' o. a'
f he will sell public suct.on OF tie rtemss,
9Th days Of August next the propor'on. Of Baldwin
l ? .us g. VI. Lelnd Judith G. Leland, Sally ". LIE
,J Elizabeth Leaa and Lucy Leland IN the res! estate Of
80, t.;ber Ead4n 81. Leland dsctAss tnc IHie
The sad zeal purchaser C1 $50
o,he OF OF the ad Baldwin " Lessae dec a. IN me
v. tina, il necessary sell dis interest ~ ti'fe'I-
un,n credit u from the 2h Gay OF January
EXCEPT expense. Of s.l- which viii be reqah'd 10 cash
Deeds OF sid snd v' BE rciGifsSo he pu'e"t
70 ,ecur. the pa ymen, OF ,ae purchase money: 5000, .
The hove mentioned lands conPr'ef in Two seaI
80 /. .r,,ed il tho, Of Mountaineering eoHnts called
cb.T,v Pon being the residence of the ,aId Eserln ~ e
ia and wing Immediately on the Potomac fVsF ne
"a al t,le pI,ce premises on the 9Th Of Au-
as Tts other tact situated the same county, higher
gust LID Exeter hodge This uact IS near the Potomac
up aH 80 x., uavyable water The s:Ie Of
tbs tract WITH s'As f ROBERT MhYO, j.,
OF Adso''' WIN BhSYE,
. =. it-y9gI S9azasgiJRfs,
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Commercnl Cons,nti0a. CiiIz"ns of the ancen!
county Of Tork-of Mailhr ws--Nan- emond-lse Of
Wight, and Southampton have had meetings and az.
pointed Delegates the Convention Be held IN this
City on The % Wednesday in June
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siayeG

STOP TIE RCHAWhTRan away from the suJ'"nost on tho
" .st inst my negro man, BOB LGHIIppI, about y Yeas
ola connie feet 10 or u inches high stout and square
tr, n Of hE face Had Oh "hea 10 LEFT,
al hit c,..lnr coat with other clothing rHcoiccfeI.
y. has brother Irving Mr. william Mana. 10 Charles CITY!
rovg,y where key ne will aim for. II supposed he be-
suitable reward and MI necessary
vii be maid 20 NV will deliver ha the Short
Pun, u.nrco county secured jail the state that
get asg!a. ZathaRlSu Ar'HL pi-R.
g
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The .Nrio York Htrr0r is excellent. The No tor The
last week abounds in agreeable, original maer-snd is
embeshed with beautiful engraving Of the city OF ~
York, as viewed from Staten Island 1T promises like
of Sp1agus, being the 5h o! the series of portraits
Of distinguished American writer's
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EXTENDING cn the State oi Virginia about the si
July shall decline receiving furhef cou.s5ncni' OF pro-
ducs except Of jbs dee ~het 10.
transaction cOed aud the proceeds paid over before tine
lat o.! July.
pcr.ons indebted 10 coofr special favor ~ adjusting
'"e" ' 7 GO. l.. SAMPSON.
G-3t
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SAINT. L. TEESBLE.

PS-Tbe Forte alluded above. made BY s;od1t'
Worcester Durham New York for whom ln sole a:ent W.
rr and " Carolina purchased BY NJ NenabIe some IL"
us.L. nre for his Seminary Cafksvc lam rcfF f''fneny
,acyo er, Of the o vsron. puchler' nv
inc IN Geenve Saszex Southampton. Pn"ce George Chester
field Dinx ddre, Aaeiia, Noc"sy hrchien5"
Charlotte Bruswc Northampton, Franklin iiahsi Hntees
b,o, Raleigh. Ires5ug Warerton, Cl'fSVie Nor
io.H a." - .,ro ~c,.rs satisfaction. Z. P. NASH,
' ~ D. Boos GaG Piano Forts Seller, PetersGVrg. ia.
-N4Jx
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AlsE GIsCsS
EEATtiS

Married, The 2irh Of MAY Rev. iGi:e~ Mcdowell ~.
EyAoso Mills Ms J.rc iaoOK. all or lltaDveT couaiy
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Philadelphia RiOts The Governor Of Pennsylvania
has offered reward Of $500 for the apprehension and
conviction Of every person who engaged IN the
burning of the Pennsylvania Hall. setting f'e 10 the
Orphans Asylum-The Nayor Of he City Mr. Swift
also offers reward Of 81 600 or The conviction of the
'vi!e iaor perpetrators who Thursday night,
broke into, and fred The Pennsylvania Hall "A man
Of aIsy respectable iafoi: arrested in PhiIatel.
phta Tuesday charged with being concerned IN the
destruction Of The Hall H bound in the
Of $1,000 70. his appearance before Alderman Bnns
Friday last
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The COgrS The Federal Court judges Darbou, a.o
Daniel presIdngl is now III session IN his City.
Judge Nchoass Court. for the trial Of criminal cases
in this City and County, is also s,tng-The case Of
Vaughan is before ihem-and long argument has Ia.
ken place for days the qualifications of the frs.
Juryman, who ca!led.-lt is already ascet,ained
that there will be much difficulty in impsnnelling Ju.
ry.-Nlr james Lyons is the CONFERENCE.-The A,tor.
ney- Messrs John Tyler, r. G. Scott aud J. Muniord,
for the prisoner.
P. S All the Panel has been exhausted. and bys,and
ers were Yesterday summoned. Three jurynien only
have been obtained and process has been issued, 10
summon 60 urn from the county. The case ID post
poned iii Wednesday. 10 morrow
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CLlgIsvIlLa. May l-th, !-:p-.

q.
NEAR slRThc Piano Forte which sold reached hero
U few DAYS after forwarded, good condtt'on Il give,
Measure that several Of iEse sud well qualified 10
, O. the cualcs Of Gsrunent have Performed u,
and number have heard performed all VI WHOM
unite il tie opinion. tba, il; !, superior instrument;
$1,000 .anr.
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The following extracts Of letters with which sc have
been favored furnish the la'cs Intelligence from the
posts in Eas, Florida, West OF the ST. Johns.
~ Ill
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From tie GioJs of Thrysday night
Copv of letter from the SECRETARY Of Har 10 The G0rcrR
ors Of GeOrgia. Tennsssse 3iaJama and North Caro-
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The Richmond Wig and Fredericksburg Arena claim
both the Delegates from Monongala as Whiss-whch
would give the Wings majority of two on JOINT vote
We understand that this is mistake, which brings II
back nrain 10 4 tie-evcn allowing them King George
and the vacancy IN Buckingham.
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We De vote almost the whole OF this day paper to the
ynIunnous and interesting Proceeding Of Congress In
Consequence OF this, Madison and other Correspond
necessarily postponed Congress will scarcely
SIT than six weeks longer II is calculated thu,
they will adjourn by the middle OF July. They have
Of the most important bills yet 10 discuss-and a
vast variety Of business 10 act upon.
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NJ Small Ckecks. m

impression having abroad IN c eocatr that oc' Ssi!
rcdeemrbe lot lGnct prevent loss or
sacrifice On part my hold sGy his ao'tcc
given 10 an redeem III presented rui"e period With
ss,,.s of Bark. Of Vir,faia. II. y. & ]. J FRY.
Nav ag,h O.
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SElCuMOND Fts4<rcksJg aFl Potomac Rsr0sd Company
~ The Annua Mretas Of tie ,toeShod" in this ComPany vii
Wednesday, the 2o tng Of ICae half pact ~
o'clock. "a oscc II tDe Company.
Tly2 tG-w3si HILARY RSE.E, CtrTA.
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violent tornado took place at Baltimore on last Tues
day night !, came very suddenly, and did great dam
age within the scope o.. It's devas,atons II stpl
and tore 20 pieces the roof Of new Christ Church
corner Of North Gay and Fayere seels-tore off the
zinc roots o., FIVE stores Baltimore s;reet-6iew down
the chanry and gable ends of severa Understandable
the upper reservoir of ihr Gas Company on Liberty ;,
&c, &c, &c-lt upset gentleman in his carriage
without much njury-ForrsnalrIy. no lives were lost
The hurricane did not extend 20 Washington or Phlla
delptaant ndee5 appears to save been confined within
the space OF few hundred Yards
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