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REMOVAL

NhE office M ii ~ Clair street Piiishurph, Pa
4 has been discontinued, and the medicines for.
merly sold al that DfIice, VIZ:
DR. lIarl'ch's Pills. DIR Leroy's Female Pills. DIR
Paris Soothing Syrup. inr teeihing. DIR Cox's Embro.
cation. and Dr. S~wayne'S Compound Syrup, or Punus
' 'rginiaua Lave been removed. and are are now C,r
saie, III large or small quantities to suit purchasers by,
CURrISS IL co. General Agents.
Al their office IA 81 Clair street, directly Opposite
The Exchange Hotel. Pittsburgh Pa.
9W Agents, Physicians. Druggists. and Others.
promptly supplied by f,rwarding their orders as above.
These medicines are also for sale by
APP JOHN FISHER, Wheeling W..
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ALEX. T. LAIDLEY Clerk.
Stokciy and Smitn, for Comp't. ap n

\iNGlNIh-lN CuASCEET--At rulcs held in the
tl"k'soi3,e %. the Circuit Sugerio- Court of
Lax mi 4 AauCsTy Tor ILe county olOhiD in he
month afA.ut Isl.
Nat,us "ilscu'z IoTg,sentatves, ard John Cos
horn ia. .G.ugLg-,
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IOrICE-The respective firms or ForsyIh.
~ More q Clarke. and Mp,re " Clarke. having
been dissolved. the FIRST on Ihe Isl of Noy 1910, the
latter on the LIST Mirrh, ls4l. the undersigned re-.
sPeciiuly requests tie attention "f Ihe is!enls and cor
respondents. o'Ihr Gfireslid firm. 10 the card of VI.
John + CLARKE. his late partner who e nimucs Tie
business IN their old stand on A.unrne 81. Wheelii z.
HENRY MOORE.
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NIlGlNlA-IN HNNCERY-A rules held ia the
Clerks Di Z OF the Circuit Supe iOr Court of
IHuaM of April I-If.
" ll.um l. l,s,u .prrr1oiuonr
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VI GlNlA-IN ClfANCFRy-At rules held ia The
Clerks Office Of tSe Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and ChnucJTy. tor the county OF OHIO. in
the month of ApUl lsIl "
Joint CaWrhcii. John Richie and William NJ
Riddle, Compartments
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sNISSOLUTION.-The crplrinrr-hip hsreIoror,
IL exisinL under the grim OF Smllb. Buardman. &
C".Is This day dissolved ny mutual consent. All hose in.
dehted will please make payment 10 John Board
man, who Is authorised iosciile all demands,
4. SMITH,
March %. JOHN BOARDMAN,
up ll-3t HENRY STRONG.
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am Tyson Complainant.
n.aIn.f

Ebenczcr ZIne, and Mar " S his wife. Henry
nloOTg aud } tmes CJOhnstOn, Defendants.
The defer duut James g. John stCn, not having
entered ms HpTCaranCC and given security accord
ing To the act si assembly ana the rules of this
court, aidIt aTI caring by satisfactory proof that
ne not an lhhabItgHt of tins commonwealth. on
notJi o 'epWgiaInant DY counsel, II Is ordered
mat ne s"ld d,iendant do appear here, at rules To
be held IN the CLERKS Office OF said Cont in the
month OF June next, and answer tn complainant, 5
L"'' ada tidt a cOpyct this order be forthwith IN
S.I'c+ N CH~ecWsgaP, TInted n the city Of
Nhteilng orr % mouths suCCessivsiy end posted
al the i:of I door of no court hous. Of Ohio couu-
~, 4 cory tCslc. A.EA + LAiULEY. Clerk,
~ HeoH' IOi 'ONItr an IL
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Thomas y 'c.'oncy, PlatOG Zane, Ely Dorsey.
o. 1ry T. his VILE, late guardians Of SAID Plat
zane, samuel srTrgg, and Charles ID Knox
Trustees for SAID Platsd, Ebenozer Zane, survi
/ErH deceased, and tho said Ebenczer. m MS
"EE rfli. and boErY Moore and James CJohn-
stIat IIJs ces lOT sald Ebentz5r Zane.
Drfaudanta
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'ii6tNiA-IN CiANCEaY-At rules held in the
tI'r.'s 'fico e III Circuit Superior Cont Of
Ia" lHt % 'ncrry for tie county OfOhio, IN the
uo.tHrI Arlt, i-iI,
The Gene al insurance Company OF Maryland,
Comp. alnant.
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% IET--The hrrk buitirr rd-
g.. rHrs T.fI a. lsham's shoe Store
m '.Hsf 1h.s binding q large ard crm.
u".Hus, F..uh'c fr one or fwo private
Gmr..so Hr1'l dJ NcH 90 a boarding LDnse. rent
uII Del m.le moderate. Enquirc of As. TODD.
I'll 81.
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r. OTiCE.--Tbo late firm Of Stephenson a Gar
~ vood coa>cd 10 exit, ln consequence of rhe
death Of Mr.. GlrwOud) on The 1T Of January ISII
aud renders u necessary thar their bus ness should be
closed therefore, all persons knowing IhemS,I,r s in
Jch'cd are req ted 10 make Immediate aavmcui: and
also parsons having claims against IL IN will present
'hcn fT settlement. }. STEPHENSON.
ap 3 Survivor Of :. crhgns,n A Garvn,I
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ere. bni fortunately some ri the ooniederat,d slaves
informed then masters. body OF men was imme-
diattly raised NJ Bayou Sata aud sumo Is or 90 of
the leaders have been arrested, AID will no doubt be
fried aud executed imm. dlaley. Tins is NO hum
Bug.
Send menp dozen Of your best bowie knives.
i. 81 appears TO have BEEN regularly organ.
zed splracy Ia N Tins place 10 Match, =, (neariy
J 81 miles OF coast The leaders have been white
men, one oil whom is no" in Jail al ST.. Francisv,le
and will M do ub be executed.
We lind auoh,r eiier on The French side Of tho
Courier daied July 81. gYing ihe following details
We have had u n, gio Insuftecton, or rather u
ON The ro'ut II breaking out, when the plot was
discovered. All The Wine populson from Nztch~z
10 Baton Rouge, and all The negroes refusing 10 joiu
The IusuriectIonisls 10 be assasslnaed. There
are IN our PRISON iwcnty-two Degroes Who have bsen
gwen up by then masters; about dozrn more
expected 10 day, 10 he examined and uued. Whits
men are implicated IN ihs seIye plot, and ~eIe to
have been he principal leaders. One OF them was
taken yesterday Eear jackson; he safe IN priso
viii, lie negroes. rumor prevailed yesterday that
he would be hung without ioim of irial. SiacS,
Saturday,, no one las slept. The militia and cit-
zens Keep guard around The p.lson, and the patrol
keep an aClIvr watch. DC"
It's possible that beiore paper goes TO press.
luther particulars may be receised-n, So we shall
hasten IN lay them before readers. The n It
boat will probably bring accounts oithe result Of
the Trial vi the slaves.
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THE JACKSONVILLE BRANCH 3ANK-
NEARLY ALL TIE MONEY RECOVERED ID.
friend has permitted US to peruse leler received
from jacksonville, aud dated July 30. IN which IS
stated that the conmunuy was, al the moment of
Whiting. in the greatest excitement, IN consequence
OF the developments of the previous night; and a
public meeting was then beng held
Col. Malher, Who had been IN ia, ksonvile day or
two received on Monday evening an ouymous let
ter, informing him where the money WAS concealed.
lie kept tins Information entire secret until nig
and late night he came ulo town wnh all the notes
and The eptd but not tnt silver. lie then told the
President oil the Bank and the other eentemsn and
epJnlned them TO keep the matter secret unlil lime
was allowed him to gel To Springfield.
AT breakfast time, the disclosure was made, and a
meeting OF the people called.
1t IS added About fifty men Immediately pur-
sued Col. Mdther, determined to bring him back all
hazards. They left under whip aud spur, lhlok ing
TO overtake hun briore he reached Springfield.
Malher left at four O'Clock in the morning"
The letter states thar II. ID. Town, the Teller, had
just been arrested on an affidavit made by Mr. STA
cey and hIs way TO the magistrates Office,
followed by crowd, who talked of ignching, Ar.
The writer expresses the opinion lhd noIhrug will
be found against hlm, although public opiaion was
tue other way.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Corespondence n The AGhona iatetigtaeer.
NV YohK, Jul, 81

NV ohK, Jul, II.
The Wing meeting on the subject II National
Bank. with bianee< passrd of vii last ulghl, 10
National Hall. and was numerpnsls attended Tue
pro posIous wire for the Senate bill reported BY
Mr.. CLAY. ! here were attacks upon HE Cab
met, uuLIn ttmaiks, but 4 confidence III us up
tigh,ess and sltaighIlofwafhness generally espr
ed. What he Evening Post insuates 10 the Contra
~ Is founded upon carcatute - pm III NOR, lug
views al one accord.
notwithstanding ihIs meeting, thaugh. or rsiher
wen among and oi the people composing Tins
MeeiIrg, ih.fe Is, with the most sious desire TO
have the best bank we Can get. desire as ANXIOUS
TO have some bank-l was gong 10 say 10 matter
what kind, provided II would regulate tie domestic
exchanges u, the country. The regulation OF the
currency thus is what this section OF the country
m st earnestly demands. Tue capitalist will hardly
sir 10 tusl dollar out ill he feels sure viii come
back iull dollar INTO his chest Enterprise thus has
and labor Is but hall employed. Al gam: plenty
ney Is here ~ our ba Us, YET New lolk capital or
Eastern capital remains idle all over the county.
waiting ior an equaIlz ,tlon of the Currency 10 be
gathered here, whence, II the exchanges were equal
lzed, II would d.iluse nself again. There Is, there
fore, demand ior IA National Bank before business
can be pui ago,ug well; but II SUI, h bank, with the
full powers oil the old one, be got, give us,
says almost ever, Wing, aud many late Adninistra-
ton man 100, the best bank you can; al any rate,
give US something.
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SECOND SUPPLY
Jane l3h, l6il.
ROBES 4 BURTON,

\ IKE NOW RECEIVING and IN daily expect ,tiou,
1 y at theu NciC Store, ot aitcsh supply IT new
scarce aud eslrable GOODS, which. N addition TO
ther large stock previously on hand, will make
then assortment very desirable
The iolloslng me portion 81 their New Goods,
10 which they beg the attention Of their friends and
the public generally.
Swiss Edgngs aud lnsertiugs, handsome assert.
ment.
Ganbr,ck do do large suppl, and ,e,y cheap
D black and white ~lre nett aud figured Laccs
fashionable article Tor Ladirs' Shawls
Black and White Laces la Trimming do
DO do EdgInes and lLscrtugs, veiy cheap
Black AMI white IaCes tof Netls
Black and cooured kld and Mohair Gloves
Mohair Mus, very hardsome
Misses white and cooured Cotton Hose
ladies bl1ck and white Cotton and Moravian Hose
Black Italian SILK, very fac a; Is. per I'D
Black Gro de Rhine do 6s.
Florence Brad Bonnels latest style
Genllemen's ilandkerchieis aud Cravals
Il pieces blue, wool dyed black and invs Bile green
Cloths and Cass'metes, some superfne aud
vely cheap
Colored Tweed Cassmeres and handsome Ves,lnps
ioi Gentlemens summer wear
D Balrs Cotton oznaburgs, NJ Toe per I'd
34 X "A Cotton Cloths, at 4d4
Heavy PLAID Domestics for servants al Cd per ,d
la addition to the above, We have on baud an as
softmeni OF Lawns and Muslns. French CambrIek
Cacoss, Chacys and Mousllns, black and colured
Silks, black aud blue black Bumbsznes tlus,cry OF
every description, Jaekonet Musus and Cam
bricks; Swiss Mushns, plain checked aud figured;
Bishop Lawns, Renting aud Linen Cambuck Hand
kerchIefs, MatseIlles Skins and Couuicfpanes,
some very rich. Toilet Covers, prrlly cheap, La.
dies CorselIs &c, Ganbroot Cashmereus, Ma
poleon Cloths, black and coioutcd Crepe Camblels
and Samn CT Clotis, Bro Linens. Nankecns and
Cotton Casssmeres Tor Genlemen's summer wear.
Bed Ticking from 9 to Is cd, brown aud bleached
Domestics, Sugar, Coffee aud Bale Cotton. and many
other articles TOO numerous 10 specify almost all OF
which our friends will Ilease bear IN mnd, were
bong this season, aud ol couise OF The Latest
style, and al The Lowest piiees.
June Ia LII
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HO.l7'S Oll the C.lI.IL,

And beg leave 10 state that they have now esab-
llshed Receiving and Forwarding House in Rich
mond, on the north side of the Basin, little above
the Toll House, under the same style and firm,
operate in connection with then line OF boats and
their House in Lynchbu,g,-And any Goods or
Produce consigned 10 theu care, will receive their
stiict attention, aud will be forwarded with the ut
most despatch Any produce shipped by their line
OF Boats consigned 10 other Houses, will be carried
though, with equal expedition. any other line OF
Boats The Canal. They have just started two
more splendid Boats the DAVY CROCKETT and
JOHN RANDOLPH, and will, in lew weeks,
have finished and under way, two more making their
line consist OF SIX superior . L S. Their
facilities being thus complete, aud inlendngt 10 dc
vote their Whole attention to the business. they re
specially solicit share OF the public patronage.
March %
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MEETING IN New Yomk ON THE BANK Ours
TIoN.-A large meeting III those III ityor oi the is
tablishmenl III a National Bank. held 10 New
York on Monday week, al winch John L. Lawrence
presided. Resolutions we've adopted asserting that
C'ngtess has power 10 establish Bank, a. d the
Iighl under the Constitution 10 establish branches IN
the States. The seventh resolution sums up the
authority by which they sustain their cor srructoi:
u. KeSotred, That IN The creaiion Of Bank Of
the United States by the first Congress elected UNI
der the CONSTITUTIONS many OF whose en- btrs be-
longed To the Convention whch framed that iDsiiu-
menl:-in the APPRECIATION subscribed To the charter
by the immortal Washington, the Father Of his
Counuy:-ln the sanction granted by President JET
ierson To acts passed by success i've Republican CON-
gresses Tor The negotiation of loans iron the Bank
for extending It's Branches INTO the Territories and
dependencies of the Unlcd States and Tor punish.
ing as felony, by Imprisonment aud hard labor, any
forgery or counterfeit of the notes Of the Bank;-n
the approval by President Madison of the act passed
by Republican Congress Incorporating the second
Bank;-a III the unanimous decision OF the Su-
preme Court oil the Unled States, composed OF judi
ges Marshall, Washington, Johnson, Livingston,
DuvaIl aud Story declaring he Bank aud ITS Branch
es to be consilluIlonay created, fluid ample
for and faith TINS subject, be destroy ed
or weakeneu.'
The following compliment was paid Mr.. Clay by
the meeting:
Congress who have been faithful 10 the expectations
NhICh prompted Their election, ouf thanks ne
emntntly due 10 tina, 'noble-, Roman Of them all, ;
Henry Clay oi Kentucky. HIS conduct since our
riumph ras been in characirislic harmony with
ioiu,er professions, and fills TO oyenowlng the mea
II his country confidence, admiration and graf
itudt"
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INlE subscriber wishes to sell the valuable aud
L delightfully."- situated House on Diamond HIN,
IN which he resides. The Lot IN complete
order, and has upon II every hing which renders a
dwelling attfactiye-excellent oul-houses, SPLEEN
dad well OF water, ornamental shade trees, IA good
garden, &c. &c.
lie likewise wishes to sell Lot adjoining the
above; upon which there IS neat dwelling house,
adequate to the accommodation OF small family
and upon which there is also good well oil wafer.
Also, handsome Building Lot, opposite hls resi-
dcnce, which is well enclosed, aud upon which there
Is a good stable.
For terms, &c. apply to the subscriber.
WIN. BAILEY.
July tsIf
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From The Sorannoh Georgian, July %.
L POM Ell IlR IDA

We learn from an officer oil the Army that an In
dian called Salamco, who had been sent out by
Cot. Worth, came in at Tampa, about seven
days since, with party OF about fifteen Indians from
the Big Cypress Swamp. Saamlco stated that l.
bout Sixty others would come into Col. Davenport
al Sarasota, but were prevented by The influence Of
others.
From the last advices few of Wild Cal or Goa
coochee's people had come IN al Tampa, and others
were expected in number ifonel eighty 10 hundred.
Our informant expresses II as his opinion that they
will be IN.
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\ B,ll making iurhct provision for the isnaiits
in tn. Disltie of COLUMBIA broue ~, b. fore
the Seuale. which ordered Ia be eng,esseJ "a Ia
II.
Mr.. SMITH, Of Ind. Chairman Il he Gamma,
tee On PuMic Lands, said he would call up The
Land Bdl on Monday
HOME SQUADRON. ~
TIE Home Squadron Bill Was lhen tatca mp. M.
VI AS6ia had charge Of II, aud btnly stated the
NJ pets nl The bill.
The Bill was thcu o,de,od 10 =. gtossmen', and
h,iole the adjournment. read a lhltd t,nc aud
p,ssed. The B,l has passed the lloUse,a1d wants
bui / he signature OF the President.
MIR. LINN moved that The Senate al urn 10
Monday nest. Objections beng made ard Nj.
linn belne called upon III his teasot=, sad that
The Session had been continued 50 long ma lie was
completely IaJcd out. oih., rtntl.mru's Il, ads
to through the fatigue.
The Senate then adjourned 10 Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House were IN session Isl evening until be
tmern slx aud seven O'clock.
Nj. MekEON. of n. Y. having closed his re
marks. Mr.. WISE OF Va oh. alnod the floor aud the
COMMITTEE rose.
lion nnye the reconsideration ii the vote by which
! had been aglccd To take the Bill rom the Com
nullee da, at ~ O'Clock 1hs House then ad-
Jouined.
TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
The moiion TO reconsider VAS The first business in
order ihls morning, and drew a full House ~ tie
hour Il meeting. Mr.. living. however withdrew
lis proposition TO reconsider, after stating his OBJ
Jecu MS very briefly to the act o Congress OF 1882
admitting kai Road Iron Ire from duty.
REVENUE BILL.
The House then resolved ilsclf INTO Committee Of
The whole upon the Revenue Bill, Mr.. CUSHING
the char.
Nj. WISE addressed The House hour in OPP
Position In the Bll. The member from Virginia
protested 10 stand upon middle ground, but dec ar
ed that he was troubled, and thai he lad been tou-
bl with abs fACt notions siuee 1893.
The last iuliy minutes lor discussion. PRIOR TO II
o'clock, were gwen TO Mn FILLMORE, a char.
Of The Commute OF Ways aud Meas. lie
defended the Bin rs necessary mrasurc-ucccssa-
~ loT The Goyetnmrul-neoessaiy TO prevent tho
I,rge Increase Of the debt already commence ed.
The clock struck Twelve, and the debate closcd.
Amendments were next consul, red. Many were
proposed, and the time OF the Commute ttom II
10 o'cloek Was devoted thei, consideration.
The following we're among the moro Important oil
the amendments: ITO sIrke out the enacHug
clause =" iequrvairni to the defeat Of the bl RICE
ted by vote oil no to a.
To add salt aud sugar TO "t,a aud coffee" Car
Rcd, ! i TO 81
To reject tea and coffee, salt and sugar, ayes 49,
noes az. TIE nrndment 10 add sai and suLtr
10 tea aud coffee was carried as amendment, whom
all WAS tIsctcd.
To exempl foreign coal, lost without count
ToeNemld b ass wue--tatlied, 100, noes nut
counted.
To il,on The act 10 Is43-ost
To pn, the act IN force IN anuaiy l6i3-,nsead
Of september Il ll-lost.
1he,e and other amendments having been acted
upon IN Committcc, very mn, al th'm nteltsani,
aud some io,c,pn to the suhlec, tho BIN rcpor
ted 10 the ilouse AZ three o'clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-05

Early yesterday morning, the % inst, the Bayou
Sara steam Jacket CbPPer, Capr. Laurent, arWed
at the leyee, bringing intelligence OF an astounding
character. II appear, that The whole OF the resi-
dents on the plantations IN LOUISIANA and Mlssls-
supp. bordering ihe rWer have, in all probability.
been rescued from Il irghuul massacre, TIN ough the
provldentia and timely detection OF sefvile plot.
From the information We have obi med, it would
seem that on Friday night last the oveiseer OF thu
plantation OF RoBEKr }. BARROW, Esq in West
Fehclana, was takIng his accustomed rounds among
the negro quarters, when he heard conversation
IN one Of the hnls between numbef of negroes, the
import OF which induced III INN edlately 10 pause
aud listen. lie iheaid thAt the negroes on the
estate, IN co. june ion with those fereu plan
lions situated along the rWer Ian ds Natchtz had
conspfed together and we're to Use IN nsurIectIon
on the LIST OF August, and that a general massacre
OF The whites was to follow. The overseer wIthdi ew
and IN The morning Land hls information before the
authorizes oi bayou Sara. A proper iorce was in
sdnily desPa ched 10 several plantations. and
forty or hly slaves arrested. These were sup.
posed 20 be the ngIeadrts. We further under
stand that on the apprehension OF the blacks several
oil the N voluntarily confessed lher guilt. At the
Time oi the dtIniate OF the CR{pcr the greatest
CONSERVATION prevailed In Bayou Sara and the
ne'shborh"od, aud The inhabitants were armed and
maintained d Constant watch. The groes were TO
be tfied on W tdnrsday. and it Was belize ed that
shot shut aud dspeedy doom would be awarded to
the gully.
In addition 10 this llsen,e, find in yes,cr-
days CouIieI sohe statemtnIs coItobufatng the a.
oo'e. considerable number OF slaves, SAYS that
journal, fled 10 the s"anps and ravnes as SOON as
lhey heard oil the arrest OF the leaders Many slaves
among Tie plantations OF the neg hburhood OF w ood-
''lIe' miss had been Al pretended The Courier
publishes the flowing euer ilom a respectable lu-
haGitdn dated
PoINT CoUPFE. 10Th july, ISL.
i he negroes on the olher side of the rlver say
ma lad
spf'cy' IL Was TO have iak"u place some days Sit CO.
out owing 10 the illness uihe leader II was POSITION.
co. Last evening to have been their ii al meet
i s. aud Then waste have commenced their massa-
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Administrators Notice,

4 Ii PERSONS Indebted TO the estate Of VIM.
~ l.. Lancaster. decd are ereby notified that.
unless they make speedy payment, the law will be
enforced against them indiscr Intimately -and all
these having claims against said estate will please
report them To the undersigned, thar provision may
be made for Their early paymenl.--Ihose who shsll
iall to report their debts, may lose their priority
OF claim as 1t is my purpose close my admnlslia-
ton in the most speedy manner.
II. HUNTINGTON, Serg't. C. l..
And admr. de bonIs nonoi I'm. l.. Lancaster, decd.
July % lmil
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore Patriot
NAsnlNaroN Jul, a. lsdl

The Senate did rot sii to-day After the arduous
and ben, cen work Of the weok, The Senate yestoi.
da, resolved To rest fom thelr laho,s lnt one day
having closed tcu proceedings with the passage OF
HE home squadron bill, aud the bill To renew the
charters Of the Il anks OF the Distinct OF Columbia.
Some OF those who have been recently nominated
Ior different Offices, and pnt enlnly lor diplomat
stations are auNiousl, uug the pleasure Of the
Senate 10 confirm them: aad IL deeply regretted
that day VAS not devoted 10 Executive business.
The House Of Repre- sentatl,es took up the Reve-
nue. Bll, which Mas ordered 10 be engrossed yrstcr
day; and II having been read third time, was pass
ed. motion made 10 feeonsldrt which was
rejected by majority III nlne. Mr.. WISE then
moved TO amend the t,tlc. 10 indict thai tho
b. WAS a violation OF the Constitution, and the
COMPROMISE act.
After brief discussion, the motion was rejected,
and the blll Was passed with the tile II botc when
II was reported. The House then adjourned.
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