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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09

1 SHALL, on the 9th of the present, at Waugh's
j Ferry. offer for sale the highest bidder, for
CASH, nine NEGROES. consisting of women boys
and girls JAMES BYASS, admir-. Of
Larkn Byass, decd.
Amherst county Dec tl7D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09
Blankets! Blankets i! {!
lind Negro BgUOffe,fs.

WYE have on hand, large supply Of Rose. Whitney.
w and Machnaw RED BLANKETS and Seryans
do. with general assortment of Wo1ensof every dos
enP''on, which AZ the is somewhat advanced
we are disposed To serey or Please look before wa
b,ay. ROBES x HIrRrON
=. S.--We have also llrge supply of Caypeiior.
very low X. 4 Il.
Dec. 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09
STOP THE RUNAWAY !!
7sre,su ED0fIucs r.,",-NvG.

, WAY from the subscriber in the ,lwn Of Dan
X ~ . una about the ID day OF last ,,'onth, q
VIZ ~ CYRUS, % OF 30 years OF &c
'S,' "''' countenance. about 3 feet 10
"r ;""T"a in hrsh, A., nay be readily known by
" " ~ an, - causes him 10 lnp bad
= ~ 10 ~ Wv; Wv, W Us Of his legs
The above ard will be paid 10 any n '''" , n",
apprehcnd and said slave that CT "" l' ~
communication addressed me Mt Danve. Vi w
promptly attended to.
1t is believed that the above Runaway has procnr,
the Free papers Of Bryant Sawyers other Free
Negro of the place, and will attempt pass a free
man lie has worked in tobacco factory Tor the last >
or & years PRESTON GILBERT
Dauvillc Va Dec ST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09
Notice.

Notice.
hGRlNG my temporary absence from the State |
IL have constituted and appointed. Mr.. =. Garland
my agent and attorney IN fact He may e found in reg
ular attendance at my office. :. GARLAND.
Dec. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09

1911:
Parham Arlington administrator of Barbara kerns
decd, Andrew Kerr and Susanna his wife, Jacob kerns
Michael Kerns, Woodson Wills and Lydia his wife
Phillip Sheuster and Polly his wife, Parham Arlington
and Doshia his wife, Henry Miller and Sarah Ann his
wife, and Floyd Reins and Elizabeth his wife,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09
NOTICE.
The Mechanics Saving. bank.

WIS INSTITUTION will receive on deposit all
sums OF money current in Virginia, il not less in a.
mount than ivedoars and will issue certificates therefor
signed by the President Treasurer and Secretary bind
ing fully all the Stock. Funds and Property of The In
stl'nllon tor the payment thereof when demanded upon
ten days notice, with interest thereon from the date there
Of at the rate of three per per annum r such as
may be demanded within four MONTHS and four per cen
i'nn per anlum upon such shall have remained four
and not exceeding six months, and five per centum per
annum for longer period than six months
AMMON HANCOCK, President.
PAUL c. BOWLES, Secretary
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
JoHN {. SHAcKLEFogp, CHARLES PHELPs,
AUG. LErrwIcH, .JoHN H. TYRsE
Dawn p. REESE, S,NI. W SHELTON
PLEASANT LABBY, john kINNIER
Nov. 90 ;f,sf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09

John w Scott, administrator of Barbara kers, decd.
William w. Watts and William Terry,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09

SC III OOE
VIE SUBSCRIBER will open boarding and day
Il School, for boys and girls. at his residence fl
miles west of Lynchburg, en- Monday the Sd day ofJan-
uary next
TERMS OF TUITION
English branches 81 per session Of five months:
LATIN and Greek languages SIS per session Of )
mouths payable at the end of the session
Pupils viii he charged from the timeofenrance to the
end Of the session, and deduction made for absence
except IN cases Of protrac,cd Illness
Board S per month.
Strict attention will be paid to the morals and .cport-
ment OF each student. JAMES Nj. COFER.
Bedford Dec. g w2y IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09

John NJ. Harvey and Magdaline Harvey, Executor
and EXccutrlX of Matthew Harvey, deceased.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09

A i Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chanccry
N held for Bedford County, the 9th day of October,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

mens he spoke but the voice ofthe profession TO which
he belonged and further evnced by very extensive
and lucrative practice saying that those acquire
of the highest characer and in their pro-
itssonal opinion, corrnborated by the opinions Of
many members of the General Court, with respect Ia
an argument recently submitted by Mr.. Johnston 70
that tribunal in very mportont With the quail
fcaiions referred to, coming in the prime of life and Of
usefulness fresh from the inygoratng contests of the
iorum-wi,h constitutional capacity for abour, which
afforded better than ordinary Of long and
useful term Of servicein the event Of his election, his
trends might be permitted TO the House, that,
when rom The ordinary lot of mortality from any
other cause, the erme upon him shall be restored
Will be found pure and unsulled when descended
from the distinguished and exemplary individual who
preceded him.
Messrs. Chaplain, CARPENTER, HANNAH, M'PHER.
soN, CowAS, and SMITH, supported the nomination Of
Mr.. Smith.
Messrs. TussrALL, DoRMAS, VERY, ToLlR, and
lGvISG, supported the nomination of MIR. Johnston.
Joint vote-Johnston 93, Smith 6S.
MIR. Johnston therefore declared TO be duly
elected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
.ifnndan. .Llnnnru u

The principal business transacted was the fixing
again upon day TO 20 into the election of United
States Senator After some considerable hut not i'm
porant debate, it resolved that this House will
proceed, by JOINT vote with the Senate The 18th Fc-
bruary, to the election Of L. S. Senator supply the
vacancy be occasioned By the expiration Of the
of service Of VIM II. Roane, Esq The speakers, on
the Wing side, were Messrs Gregory, VERIFY, May,
Bayy, Tunsta Robertson and Stfother r; some Of whom
urged upon the House the constitutional obligation
upon them as members Of that House TO proceed 10
The election Of Senator. On the Democratic side,
were Messrs. Smith Of l. Of w. Wiley and Ridley,
most Of whom urged upon the House the proprcty Of
allowing the people express their opinions in the mat
ter On the vote being taken, it carrIed-ayes &C.
noes 81. The remainder of the day occupied with
the Louisa case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

RESUMPTION IS BALriNoRr.-We are gratied IN
being able t, that the Resumption Question, 50
far as this ty and State are concerned, is at lengh
decided At meeting Of the Presidents Of the soyc-
raj Banking institutions in Baltimore, held Yesterday,
ut the Union Bank, il was resolved nhe Richmond
Banks concurrng) that he banks in question, will re-
specie payments on the Isl day OF February next
The other banks in Maryland VIII concur without doubt
IN the action Of the Baltimore B1nks-as also Will The
Virginia Banks there is every reason I" believe 50
that tho RESUMPTION Of specie payments by the banks =
MARYLAND and Virginia. on the "early day mentioned,
may now be held to be settled question
TBaif;more Pa,rioi jan %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
Marriages..


Married. AT Poplar Grove, on the 9Th inst by me Rev. y. -
Coleman Mr.. CEonGE w. CoLEMsS, Of Albemae, 10 Mss
my Youngest Of n Gondrich L. Grasy formerly
Delegate Of Orange q the Legislature Of Virginia
Love led the way-iIope beckoned on
And Fortune smiled and said:
sIy hack ~ III nrve turn
Proud and hn~hng maid:
If Virtues path ynn still pursue,
And walk in Ni>dom's ways;
And constant, ever true,
10 Heaven return the praise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

McLEoD. The Rochester Democrat reports, on the
authority of passengers from Lockp that Mcleod
was about tn be- removed 10 Rochester for safe keeping,
to be escorted by two companies Of L. S troops The
Buffalo Republican states that Two companies Of nr;il-
pry have been ordered from that station to Lockport;
on account as said. Of anticipated attempt Of
the Canadians to rescue Mcleod.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
The Richmond Wing repubshes the following disn-
genunus and contemplate extract, without word of

gcHiHuS ana contcWplipe extract, without WORD oil
comment:
From h' Nfr ]ork Correspondent Of s National Iatg.nee)
In our State Legislature resolutions have been ntrou
ed upon me sec," the demand of Virginia upon New York
respecting the Gsrve slaves Our eouos Of
our ."fcrn"r Very matter all this, The
o Governors nave shed al least two quarts Of ink upon the sub
e ana inc c.'Nues Of the two States viii probably spout
Atlantic Ocean II the quarrel WINS for The value Of
me sa'c We Of Acw York could understand it, but only
an ABSTRACTION never more than 500 principle,
any mdy here bni Tie lawyers study 10 coi,rehend H.,
This gross insult upon the Governor and People Of
Virginia is repu5!ished by the Wing without note or
Comment IT IS deliberate attempt TO ridcule our
Claims and to trea; our rights of property Sanctioned
rs they are By the compromises Of tie Constitution. as
mere distractions, fit only to quarts Of ink aud
Of cords The public sentiment Of virginia
will rchuke this insolence, and every citizen who
values his rights, will learn 10 comprehend the prn
ciple on which they rest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
PHILADELPHIA, jan. =

Money and Business .Hatfcrs.-Monry was in mach
demand yesterday and his been indeed, for the lac.
three or four davs A leading broker informs Us that
he had this week negotiated $4,000 OF prime business
paper nj rates averaging II per cent month, and IN
some instances rising as high as IL The Banks re-
iect all paper beyond 90 days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

Letters from Cincinnati say the Western Banks will
not resume before Aprlperhaps not until June III
we'll known the resumption in Ohio is merely nominal,
the currency paid by the hanks is The paper OF lnd-
nun keniuckY MichGan. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

As OLD PosruAsTER.-The oldest postmaster in
the United States, died recently, Henry Tntwler, =
NJ NJ fIarrsonhurg, Va. He was appointed by Wash
ington, and had held the Office forty years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

Il enormously stated last Mr. Clay Ind moi,
seo consulted the organization of the New Cahinc-
TINS evidently amsprnt The whole ih,t
Mr. Rres the person alluded to-As 10 Mr. Clay he is the
2rsam mo6!elhc Alpha and Omcga-the first aud The last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

&xANTEna middle aged Lady, Of responsibility. 10 take tie
w Agency .9cr, in this city, for which liberal
commission will be gwen The keeper o. store would be pre-
B. I'd wanted by ady in a small family.
addressed 10 NJ. I. G No IS, at This office, VIII lc
attended to. s,m
VALUABLE LAND FON sAI.E-vl he sold 10 Tn highest
bidder THURSDAY, HE 5i ." April newt at s;anafs'Ile
Of mile from SanardsvIe and on the main read
leading to Richmond and ,g eon, ,a.n 80 'cr
portion Of The balance but recently cleared and Wei
The Land lie, remarkably WE'LL and well adapted The
tire wheat oats aud eacco i well watrrci win
spnc within sixty steps the dwelling house
the mountains remarkably healthy section Of Tie
good society," and combines other advantages rarely {" be
mt with! 49,
improvements torraby good, heine small Dwelling
Honse, Stables, Cabins, Tobacco I"nses, &c
There about ~ acres OF excellent bottom Land
7trmsonc third cash. and the balance IN Two equal annual
the e% ensuing r Ti gwen " tune WILIaH nULASry
January 10th, lail e.-M.w
I zoo KEGS Dnpont's sporting aud blasting Powder
L ,CUU $50 bushels Ciovr seed
$50 Swcdes English, Country and Trcdrsar Iron, com
prisinr nssortinen, Of fiat, round, square and box
tons Nail Rods assorted sizes
{ do American Ristered Steel
do. Spring steel, assorted sizes
do. Cast Steel
i do. English Blistered Steel
Sheet and Band Iron
300 sacks blown and ground Alum Sal, Factory filed
Bar Lead
900 kegs Nails and cut Spikes
$50 boxes ska and l0S2 Glass
l51 boxes Wondrnff7- Candies
30 do. Hull ( Sons Patent do
Judd's Patent Sperm do
~ boxes Soap
20 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
25 d.. Porto Rico aud trinidad Nolasses
a5 bbls. New Orleans do
old 5,dii java r"s'T Iaruira and Cuba Coffee
London Mustard
Cocate's Starch
$50 '''e'' %oRTa s,is sTecnuDrr CO.
Jan 81 e2-wiw
IN CUANI'ERY -vnGi.IA:-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of Superior Court Chance,y
Caroline county, the iiii day Of January, lsil
William H. Goodlor and Virginia {. his wife, Plaintiffs:
Harrison Howard, Bloxum Howard Barbee
Defendants.
having entered their appearance and according
the act Of Assembly and the rules this Court and appearing
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants NJ this Com
mnnwea ordered Tint the said defendants appear brtc
the Judge of said Court, the Court House. the day of
the and the hill Of the plaintiffs and that
Of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
shed in the city OF Richmond for months successfully and
RoBT. HUDGIN, C. D.
Jan 25 s2-nsw
DUNAWAY SLAvE.-Commt,ed Jail OF Cabell county
IL Virginia, lith day Of August 1910, boy
good eountenance aged le 10 years lie had with him
of black cloth panaoons pair striped cotton do and
white roundabout with visible marks hrs person. Calls
himself Frederick, aud that he bound Thomas Pei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

r FOR THE INQUIRER.
one eoers Of The Congressional District, composed Of
me counties Of Spottsyrnnia, Orange, Cutpepsr, Rap
gr.ha"noeh, Greene and Madison.
ta"i' Citizens; In the spring of1s35, vacancy oc-
~ Your Congressional District, by the election
" your then representative to the Executive Council
o@le was at that time, as had been before, when
.'ances had taken place, warmly solicited, both by
Srcn and verbal communications, to become candi.
u,s Tor Congress yielded TO the demands Of my
real trends to those who knew me best, whose
e'nhdence !! had long enjoyed, and whose PRINCIPLES
snu interests | had never abused or sacrificed |
elected, although, personally, stranger to nine
INNS OF the people ofthe district. served the rem.
"n' OF that session The regular election took place
w ~ ,ae mon'h of May, 1889. My election was again
,,sa ay resisted by the Opposition. was notwth.
"'''s Reelected by triumphant majority. In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
EXTRACT Of Letter from S,

"WAsHIycroS, January q.
"The Debate on the Presumption bill, which seemed
10 have closed last week. is revived, and rolling on
with increased and increasing zeal.-Mr. Calhoun
spoke an hour yesterday in which, usual he said as
much az would require 3 or hours for most other
Speakers 10 express This brought Webster up for the
ms, time on this subject. He goes the full figure
Tor Distribution, and urges duties iurarics to make
up the deficit, Nc, &c. The day was consumed by
these two gentlemen, and the debate in every way
interesting and important. The mere bill before
ne sTna is lost sigh. or IN IN The of the
leading of the Administration, which, be-
y"nd doubt. National Bank which only be es-
'aoshed on the ruin of State Banks, the erection of
aJrHded National Debt Every nerve will be strained
1y forced loans, &C. keep the present Bank of the
= n'''d States in blast, until the repeal of the Sub.
ireasury law when it will be supplied with the funds
ana e5ed'i and tahh of the nation Allen has the floor
oa% who has heretofore given but little aid TO his
Colleague, who had thrown the ball for him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

ID USAWAY SLAvE-Committed 10 the Jail OF Cabell
III Virginia. on the ith day August, $780, boy
dark COLOR though black about feet nches high;
good eounenance; .ged le 10 years He had with him
pair black cloth panraloons OF striped do and
white roundabout with visible marks hrs Calls
himself Frederick aud that he bound 10 Thomas Pei
kns Of Bedford county, Va and that he from Perkins
weeks before he apprehended The Of said
requested forward charges and take him
away-otheIwise lie will be dealt with the law directs
AARON F. MckEN DREE,
Sov6 L55-wl2wl TAILOR Of Cabeise0 70,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.

our UDedIfnt servant,
Washington, Jan. 90 1s!l. LINN BANKS.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-12-29
WHOLESALE PRICES CuRRENT.

Beef-Mess, mo- new Dbl. $3.50 IA
1000 Navy-S8.50 9,O0-No. / 81
Is a 8,OO-do Prime S5,5 a 6,00-2ork
Extra clear, mo. Dbl. Sl3-do. Clear
SI1-do Mess $3.50 a 9,5O-do Prime
$500 7,5O-do Mess from other States
1926 a 9.5O-do Prime $500 a $50
Clear Sll,O0 $1,000
GRAlN.--A grea: dullness has pre-
vailed in the market, threug houl the week.
and dealers having large stocks are, not
Inclined 10 contnuetheif operations; prices
IN consequence have further decliued.-
About 10000 bushels Corn remained
ohoat unsoiG at the close of our report.
and present rotations are rendered entire
Iy nominal. Sales have been for white
Corn, "a 65c; yellow fiat, 66 &c per
bush Is 68 2 and SO for new and old
northern round. Oats, Delaware. SOC;
northern, no prime in market: sales good.
40 SOC. Bran rce.sa4eargo was taxi.
en- at 47c per bushel, for factory use
Nothing doing in Rye of any greatzim
portance. The market closes without
buyers Tor Corn, and prices uncertain.
Corn - Northern, bushel Is to Ga
Round Yellow 67-Southesn Flat, Ye!-
low Sc 67-Whitedo 64-Barley, 65
68-Rye Northern 70 to 10 -Otts-
Southern 48 10 5O-Northern do 40 to so
Beans, per bushel Is $50
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-12-29

Great Britain in return for the legislative
hostiIities which sic has Waged. against
US ever since the war of Independence,
and of which we have been the unreslSt-
ing, Quaker-like victims while the in
terests of our farmers, and artisans, and OF
all our working men, have been sacriflc-
ed as vaueless. And there are Southern
men, TOO, that know these things, and that
have sense enough to bring their minds to
this result as inevitable. As TO bluster-
ing, and notification, and secession, and
staggering about "bloody bills" and
"bIoody bones" we are too old for such
things now. And as to a "British ALI
ance," and all that they. look over to The
West Indies, and shudde- at the idea.
Mr.. Hopkins, of Virginia, Today gave
notice in form OF his intention TO Introduce
a bill 10 repeal the Bankrupt Law. We
will do better. We will extend it to COR
porations, and so make it really UNI
FORM" as the Constitution requires.
This continues to be the talk and takes
nightly.
Mr., Gushing today came out, Of ne
SSSSb1 = " IVA tl1N Ioll OAI ll1C ONSiSNN'5 VI
the Treasury for the "Plan OF Finance"
Passed without debate. The Madisonian
is troubled about the Finance Committee.
1t makes out that there are only three
Tyler men on it; and they are Gilmer,
Mckay and Roosevelt! Wise, Gushing,
Profit, and little Irwin, ii Sets down as
L" oId-fashioned National Bank" men !
e" Did you ever?" But "lhere's no such
thing. as plasin' EN-. Strike high. or
striHeslow, it's all one 10 'em."
Mr.. ,Pleasants's new paper, the lnde-
pendent, is spicy enough, but is too "Vir-
girian" for general. Readers. The real
Whig organ is yet TO be Created here.
The city continues TO grow gay. The
1.-TWO shilling SIDE of the Avenue is quite
In a glitter these pleasant afternoons. X
Colonel Stato0, Mayor and Editor
gives the first great blowout" Of ths
zetsol tonight. But it is only e,par-
ty. None but " masculine brules" invit
ed. The regular jams" begin sooo.
Yours, R. Nj, T. II.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-12-29

spectacle and honorable. In both Instant
ces the result was fatal The weapons
used were, we understand, small swords.
Two OF the combatants We're well known
members of the mercantile community
Can neither reason nor law arrest these
mlscalled " affairs of honor Pm. O.
Bee. 49,. -.-z
WIsKoNsAN--l has been diseoeerrd
recently, that the pebbles on Tie shores of
the four lakes 10 WISCONSIN, furnish =
lime equal to the best Louisville pebble
lime, for any kind of finish or cemen;
and is not surpassed in point ofwhiteness,
gloss and beauty for the finish ofIhe finest
work Mr.. Wilcox intends clustering the
capitol, at Madison, with this beautiful ar
ticle. This lime is a valuable discovery,
and is exceedingly important, as the peb-
bles can be obtained at almost any point
on the shores of these beautiful lakes.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-12-29
Correspondence of the n. Y. American.
-.~ C5'y of Washington, J
"Wednesday Dec. Is. lS4I. {


..- Wednesday, Dec. Is, l84l.
Yesterday and to-day have been occu-
pied with the presentation and reference
of petitions, IN the House Of Representa-.
tives. This, of course, is, in general. very.
dull business; but the present state of the
Abolition question gives peculiar vivac-
isy and interest occasionally to this bust
ness, usually meIe tedious formularv,
TO which nobody attends. j s1~s.. 80
The venerable Ex-President Yesterday
opened the campaign in great force, with
the presentation of Il few dozea of the five
hundred Abolition petitions, which nave
accumulated on his hands during the
past year The Abolitionis,s Ct use the
term in its Southern sense) have exercis.
ed some ingenuity late v in whipping
the devil around the stump" -evading
the twenty-frst rule sc as 10 introduce, III
spite of it, many petitions as obnoxious 10
the slavery men as those which are d.
rectly prohibited. They petition for the
repeal Of be twenty first rule. for the re-
moval ofthe seat OF Government TO some
place where slavery and the -slaEe-tradt'
do not exist for the repeal olzall the
laws Of the United States, and of all con-
.slhutionalz provisions by which the inhab-
itanls OF the free States are bound to the
support, couUteaanee, aud protection u
slavery for the passing of laws to pro-
hibi. the transportation of slaves by sea
coastwise from one slave Safe TO another,
| in vessels of the United States, and to
secure freedom to slaves when carried By
sea with the consent Of their masters be.
vond the Jurisdiction of slave State
none or which are inhibited by the gag
rule. .... ....
| The Soulherners broke out in grea
wrath, moi only on Mr.. Adams, but on th'
i Speaker, for his upright, handsome an:
i independent decision In favor of the re
i ceptlon of the petitions under the rule
j Mr.. Merriwether. Of Georgia, yesterda
objected to these petitions; but he onl
made the matter worse; for debate ariaini
I Ton his objections, according 10 the rule
|. kof The House, the petitions, with the me
j | non Tor reference to Committees, come q
tomorrow; and the whole abolition qre
5 Etion is then opened to illlnltable debate
The motion on The petitions for the remo'
taI of the seat of Government is TO reft
Q them TO select committee ofnine. TnoS
{ for the repeal. of laws, &c. are TO be refe