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e c Of ih' street sarinr the Fraptiir tIo,aI 49,
- ~ i'"nse irnhi 6oyernor
kp,,,n ro - iasS ' Opportunity aBl 81 making
% uie eIiiNri Of Richmond vicinity AMI ~. s,,,e d.,
Sn, "a Keep on hand Clothing and norr eee
Ga Prices Tor cash We respectfully invite ali 10 an "a -
- s'eh Whether they goods or nor An 80.
a. ~ NO. Iease IN every respect be returned nri
's uoney reIa1led lcrAn goods vyarrante,l - D ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.

SALE By
ROB"F X. DUNAL,
Bank Square. Richmond. Virginia
a SPARAGt'S-Gtant OF Dutch
~ BENNS-Iarre, AMI Sunl Lima snaps &c
BEET-lnnr Hood Eary Blond Tunp French White SUGAR
Man-rl Nungel
EEoCuli-Elry Cape. Large Purple
CABBNGE-Eary York Large E1ry nrgmhead or Batter
sea, tAry surariaf Large Drumheid Cronwcrs d. Red
Dutch or Piesng Green Curlei savoy. renlou Lei,h &C
CARRur-iong Orange
CtJiJFLOWER-Eary AMI late
CELERN--whrc sohd
MBER-E,arly Fratne. Long Green
EGG PLANT
kAtE-Sco'-h. Sai ktr
LEITi CE-Ml.l, Ice ntovu Dutch Cabbage PARIS Cro.-
MELnN-Nutnrr1 Ctruu. &c
WATER MElpN-Finest kius.
NASrtRTIIN
oNtON-Eary silver skinned Large Rel
PNRSLEN-Cmsi
FNEsNif-targo swelling
PENS-Eary Monumental E1ry Cromwell Esrv Cf,r'op E7ry
Fnn,. hvar Blue rrissiu Dwarf Marp,wfat
kNuiSi--Lon- Scarlet Tumip
RHrHNRR-Rcd frr r1rs
Satisfy Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
SAT NsH-Fsfb Dash
ruMNrO-t1rrc Rel
TvRNiP-ElfB Plat Dutch Rcd Top Large Norfolk Rrta Rag,
Also.
general assortment NJ Flower seed
BJIEOtS WOuTS
DOUBLE DATIIAS
ONION sETS sc. SC. ct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02

BLANKET SHAWLS, &c.
ID ~. JENKINS oarsa Invoice Of Hi,nts, shs,,,
n a. riesi prices Zoe whoesas ~ rsssu A.
few Neu sauh aui udsfs- prices canut al 10 psss
10 26
FtAfiuCAA fesh uppy q tbs hlo stcis. mn fses.ved
sni lor ae BY d. GEO O. uENDREE, ApoAscay and Chs-
mist " street. shpckne Hn Il. "a
MOUSSELIN DE LAINEs.-R. "A JSx.
~ EKchauge Cnrner NV ctsius rs yrs-su .,as q
No'rs-hus rdure Prices &c ea.h Tho lsB y - srs..
Wa - weu h. can AIT vKsaius th-ua. - -
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I .OS'r or misplaced from our Store. ON Tar,

street on il's nisf Of S h'c NJ the Of n T
t w." S,'e- siEg- loaf aud two and of wo.,r
* '+ sugar az rf bo1-- OF Browns n,,
Barnes Co.'S AYES on ksz of IHd-o. barrel or An
in,rlauon about said goods will ~ tinnkhl, received,
~ PARRISH I. A.tr LEY
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or tne removal and permanent cure of NIL di--
eases arising from am Impure state OF the
Hood ar hnbit OF the system, viz:
serofa &C Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate Crapeot- FY
ions fnps 90 Po-'ges the Face Ble- Crunie
re tyes Kong Worm 90 letter seah Head and
pain Of the BOn-- and Joints Sphi,e SYM,
toms ~cLatea OF Lum.aEo AMI arising n an n
efoa % Mercury S~ocs Drop-y exposure or pp,gc,r.
IN life. Also Chronic constitutional Disorder. VII 10 r-,yI
b, his
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ROBERT MOTT,
House, Sign Fainter md Glacier.

Nn Dor 70 ~ ErsAasr, Bssk G-4as.L g,,ys-s-
W received further supply 81 Paints Csr.l AMI o,ir
Narntstr~ viii fsintr Rrls,-. Hsr-rs An 49,,
hs al OF freneh anf American Wnow -i1e. fsn -,to IN
iie~ III 81 Wh'eh h. i d,.s Wots up on NJ
y. hA hss sppiy of sap s'n. Paint, for aLe Iow a "a
a '' 81" w S''ihS~a kort- v. y.
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MUSIC! MUSIC.! MUSICm.
JUST RECEIVED BY
SMITH, DRINkER & MORRIS.

FURTHER supply New and Fashionahl- Music COR IN.
rai'' tori" few II which only follows
The Ro-e Queen, with
Ross fatT, do DO. by Horn
No wreath u flme Irvine for vo,
lay-isL' - - 49,.
Al -
You hid by G.
Non, Je N. Natc Pas hans
tou'e with Thy lutte To the fountain. BY J.
Ny happy village home. X. Pearson
love e Church that Christ hath given
DO not orgst M when I de FOR piano mil guitar
Highland Nora words by Mrs Crawford anihore.- %
Mavore"n- Sr. &c muslc. G. =. Horn
ohmy heart l. AL FOE Araby. By do do do
My Arab Maid
Al, L.
On no have not forgotten thee do do
ne seasons by =. Isabella
I'D of,F ilev this hand of Chadwick
" should Ike TO marry, comic j. T. Craven
."'ie come away social gce chorus Hiekson
You know comic song, by r. Moore
Zere-ine, -ercnadc BY Flora
Weep DER tlIs tornbo infancy bv + I've.
The Fisher Boys song. duet by e. w TAoun.on
LAna Dell opera Dix Itaiennes for . s,. ,t
piano io by w Fote, each beautiful vrnettr t
popular ~ ''-''' N''o
In Romanceca celebrated dlnee the 10Th century arr.n.
as a gaI'op, by C. BIesSner '' se'
Fantasia TOT the forte founded on the r-mneepe. NJ p,
ganin. I. Watson ~ '7'''SSenee w u"
ey Overture to ths Ethiopian Opera Bone squash pvo or
he Nleeertta- by i. Conner very popular
souvenirs DC Belmont by Les H. D'Oltremer
me eelehrated Evergreen Gallop, by J.. Labintzky
Together with about twenty-five hundred pio-.s s ~
puar and fashionable variations wakes m,Trbs
&c Al the new publications. by mos, celebrated cr,,
received soon after they from press ANY Music ma IN
se VIII De procured At the shortest on IN. mos. r
III. A
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
EXPECTS oFGiIGu DUTIES.

a correspondent of the .Nt'ionsl iriclHgeaccr,
writing from Mad.id, under date Of December 9th.
gives the following account Of the effects produced
10 Spain by "a tariff Of protection
u have told you TINT during tho last year The
g'oss products of the import dnlies have bren IL
bout five or six millions Of dollars, ard the nett
revenue between one and two, And tb!- with n
ttr Sceedlng!y high. Smuggling, Of course, is
the r''e--honesi trade the exception. have seen
s-a-,iing of tie system in my late tour. Al, Ma
h.i ( vas informed that the coniraband trade WIS
4, i ION openly ia the port before jha revenue
1'iir.s and .h1l he ,arif Of brides was better
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
CONFIRMATION CTTUE CAPTURE or
TIE TEXAN Army.

The rumors Of tho defeat Of the Texans Mt Ner,
which are brought by the last accounts from Gal
weston. arc fuy confirmed by authentic accounts
received by late arrival at New OorleanS from
Maamons, We quote from the Zee ofrhc 2Glh
uino, rs lollows:---
son the 18Th December Cen Anprha received
dcspItch from Gen. We'll, Informing him thai The
TGAau4, 800 or 1899 strong, hid taken l.rrcdU,
md that he (Grn. WolD hld been compelled TO,
fl back; that the l'cSan forces were taking the
northern roule towards i'atamoras. Gu the ro.
ceipt Of this intelligence, Gem Ampndm lcit Alata-
mnras with two ballaons Ofsrpprrs and miners IN
quest Of the enemy. md reached Mir, fly len.
CUES distant, on the 2!d December, A body Of
Texans, under the command of Colonies Fisher
and Green, had, in the mean time, crossed the
river and attacked the town in the night. The
Mexican troops stationed in the nciehhoriood I'M
ncdiIiGly went TO tho assistance Of he city, when
IN eng cement taos place, whi.h lasted seventeen
hours,
livery house and street was desperately drr-n.
ded. After the battle had been maintained on
both sides with determination aud obslinacy for
s1ch great length Of time, the Texans, finding
themselves surrounded on all sides, resolved to
surrender, and finally capiiuhicd on honorable
terms. II il feared, however, that the articles Of
surrender will not be faithfully complied with or
the part Of Mexico.
The MeSicnnS report their loss daring this rn-
g1-ement at i2 killed and 1870 wounded. The loss
- tn, part Of the Texans was ! killed and 10
wounded. This great disparity eyncrs the superior
s,,I' oi the Texans in the use of firearms, ard
the surrender Of the invading army aNer 50 slight
los would lead us 10 suppose that they only sur
rendered after hlving exhausted their ammunition.
The success Of tho Nlcxi:ans, after Suffering so
severely spea!.s llyorably Of lci: courage and per-
severance.
General Ampudia returned 10 Md,anoras on the
9Th January, and was received by the citizens with
great rejnicing' and applause. lie brought with
hin 2l2 Texan prisoners, including Colonies
Fisher and Green. The Texans were TO leave
Aaiumorns on the 18Th instant fhr the city of MeSi
-. there to wal, their destiny fiom the hnnls Of
Santa Ana. Colonies Fisher and Green and the
prisoners generally, acknowledge the treatment
they received from Gen Ampudia. since the capt
Iuuiion, 10 have been Immune aud gentcmany.
We have given the Substance of document
which we have been flyored with the pcrusal Of,
but which is too lengthy for nseriion.
The force ofthe rcxlns engaged in the above
contest is stated a about 2G0 men, and that Of the
5;eAicans at from 1900 TO ls0Cl'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

ablished and more generally known than that OF
duties. An American vessel, some time before,
arriving with cargo, the cus'om-honso papers
were DELAYED under various preonces ly the oiil-
GERS until The captain consented 10 run ashore II
certain proportion of the goods, Paying OF course
The usual per cGntage to The oliclts. lie InHhd
it useless 10 attempt to introduce his cargo honest
" into tic country, More extraordinary still, 1t
/, established, understand, beyond doubt, that
the manufactures Ct Catalonia themselves have The
cu,ous manufactured in Leeds and Manchester
with Their stamps, to be afterwards smugglcd into
the country; aud yet they have the impndcnce 10
bawI out about protection and domestic industry.
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

Ifc5t FONT .fcademy.-imong the documents
laid before the member. of the Legislature, is a
communication from the Governor, transmitting
certain resolutions from the State Of Connecticut,
concerning several subjects Of national politics.
One of these relates to the Military Academy at
West Point; and after commenting upon the chlr-
ac,er of the selection Of pupils for thu, institution.
ii adds, "tllt the practice of educating such per-
SOFAS at the expense Of the United States, without
any obligation on their Prt 10 continue in its service
after they have completed their education. or in
any way to reimburse the United States the IL
mount expended in their education, /. considered
entirely at varinnce viii, Cur views Of justice and
equity; and we arc therefore of opinion that the
said Military Academy ought 10 be aboli.hed!''-
". Y. Ere. Post.
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HOUSE,.
NAME YOUR TIME, MISS LUCY,

Dear Lucy, adore YOU,
More thln words can tell
I've told YOU sn heIore-you
Know it very well
Yon are The beau idea
Ofwoman's lovc!incss;
Oh give me rapture real,
And name the hour 10 bless
Dear Lucy to possess YOU,
All other lies III sever
But then YOU know--I.om bless you,
A man cant wait for ever.
Oh, name the hour to nuplmIize
q leave It all to YOU, 'ecD
Reward my love, my tears, my sighs
And name your time Miss Lucy
NllIZZ
"Mss Lucy" has sent us the following answer
to Mr. "Whla," which we publish with great
pleasure, We crave The privilege Of saving, en-
Passaai, don't be 'nvcigcd into a too great haste,
However,
"7nkc your GOWN time, Miss Lucy"
received yonr proposal dear Whizz with delight,
Aud forthwith proceed this reply to iulite;
You know TIM, we girls nrc all lnnd ufa freak,
So I'll just name my time, four o'ciock otRert psck.
Yours in haste,
LUCY,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

n jolly Rel .Nose-A capital story il tod in
the Salem Register, of Il man with most rrsp'cn-
dent aud irery prohoss, who went 10 Albany for
the purpose Of asking an Office of Gov. Bouck,-
Being cautioned moi to appear before the Governor
(who Is strong temperance man)in That nose, he
by the ndyre ola waggish physician, applied n
seed pouliice to it before going to bed, The nigh,
previous 10 his intended call on The Governor. Tho
next morning he appeared at the breakfast table Of
The hotel, with his uose b'eachcd and parboiled,
looking for all the world like a washcr.woman's
thumb, The doctor was himself an applicant for
office living in the same hotel, and had advised
the Poullicc only in Joke; but when he found tho
man had actually applied it, be let The cot on, Of
the hay The hoarders were accordingly on tho
lookout for The patient in he morning and when
The nosc appeared, there was such ronr or arrh.
ter Mt the table, Tint the poor fellow had to rhargo
lodgings. before calling upon the temperance Gov
crnor-.It@ Harea Register,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
OLE BILLIE.

We arc sending than to or Agents in the several
towns in the county. They will Represented during this
,he nest monl and sincerely hope our subscribers
viii not aiI to meet them. They are all SMALL hut ont of
them must make the hundreds that are necessary for
meet the expenses of our intended Improvement in
tho Spring.
We earnestly rcQrcsour Agents attend to the business
without C,I, Every one can raise little. If
TO cvcry bill that is Eot paid before the expiration
this yo'mc, lny cents will be added according to our
terms.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

The Eal--Lr'ed .Ntrs.-We have seen
statement over Nllcr's own Signature, dated Is, Of
January. 1913, in which h' expresses hi' fall he.
lief that the end Of The world will he some limo
hnwccn the &lst Of March 1913, and the 2ls Of
March 1871. So we shall have this foolish fgi'a.
before tho expiration Of that period, the date of'ho
catastrophe viii probably he postponed a who
Inngcr-.E Y. Jur Of CoEmcrre.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

Reputation. GOOD mornn, Culr Links-I
come for to AK You FOR why you no pay dat small
account Oh tree and oncpcnce, which descended
to YOU ,roo de hrnis oh my little nigga Bin"
"Sambo Sunhs. h,b dc honor 10 def1rm YOU
dat hb received dat accounts nd dat acknowl-
edge dc debt; but sab, let me also deform you dat
a change hab come ober de state Of linss, and da,
solcmm'y 'spaiiate dc account, and will ncLer
ply, so help me Mrs Sipp,!'
"Cur, you il dishonest Niger"
"Nc, YOU brack African, | does but follow de
fashion OBJ de ,imcs--l always uls n fashionable
darknn!'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
MIDDLE OF MARCH.

By that time, or agents will remember, we must have
some cash, WIN they "pull in" all they possibly cam
Or thanks agcduc many olour friends who doing
an they to assist us, in oar necessary improvements
They must hot fail us, by The middle ofncyt month.
They who have eaten Of substance f., three years
without shadow Remuneration, musthUyc coGsticncts
scared with hot iron, rthcy neglect in this crisis
We ask nobody to sre only ask what is or honest
due,
The small sum of tr,nigf cr cents from each Of OIL
subscribers in Windsor CoumtN only, will give rs nll the
money we want. Who can't raise that
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

The last rumors--l' is ramored, says the Lelg-
cr that aicr the llh Of March, Mr. Webster will
be sent 70 England; that Mr. Everett, our present.
minister in that country. will take the Place now
vacant in France; thu, Mr. Forward will retire and
receive judscship III Pennsylvania; that the rest
Of the cabinet will remain in their places for the
present; that General Cass is TO be the Secretary
Of State; and that Mr. Cushing will preside over
the Treasury Department,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

TT The SpirH Of The Age says Mr. Barber
did not write the article in the Democratic Plough.
mr0, which makes such a fierce assault upon The
Iocofjco Nominations for state officers. Ge that
as il may, Major Eastman wil acknowledge that
the Pioughmnu is printed under Nlr Barbcr's eye,
aud that it is an influential LOcofOco papCf Bur.
Free Press.
So is the Vernon, .Nercury printed under our
eye, and we are just IA much responsible for It's
contents as Mr. Barber is E,r those Of the Plough
man.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

The .Ncifoiias,- Tho following statistics OF
the Methods, Episcopal Church for 1912 have
been taken from the minutes of the several con.
ferences just published;
Annual Conferences "a
TnN GIlmg Preachers 4,2ll
Local Preachers 1921
Church Members, (communican's) zoos ,9Ul
Net increase in lSl2 Of Church Mcnb CTS,
CATER dcdnrling he dead, the with
drawn, and the eApcrd) l2O,l2s
IT The various other Methodist connexions, such
rs the Protestant, the German, the Afii,an, tho
Primitive, &c, were taken into account, it would
swell he whole number Of members or communi.
Giants, TO between eleven and wayc hundred lhous.
and.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
nan.'s fields by the sweat of the poor mans

nnns's fields by the sweat of the poor mans
brow"
We have followed close upon the heels of Great
Britain in adopting her absurd restrictive system.
There are no greater enemies To the industry Of
ias country-Io the prosperity Of the counlry-lo
tn, growth of sound morality, than the speculalmg
feyers which these systems tend dhcclly 10 foster
'rhrir influences upon labor are of the most dead
" character. But what can be surer 10 stimulate
these fcvers ,han high tariffs and swarms Of hanks'
And yet the wings, while with one breath s7ppor-
Ilg them, are claiming in thu next breath to he The
friends of The interests Of The aborng CLASSES!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17


Mn, EpIroD:-sir, read in this weeks Yer
mont .Nsrcury notice Of the Liberty Party Con-
,enuon held NJ Royullon, on the 9Th inst having
put in nomination the Hon. 7l,ns hutchinson,
a candidate Tor Representative from this Congress
ional District. And inasnuch us the said .Nci curu
through lis Editor did ncgec, to give notice Of
thus publicly 10 do them justice and make known
my sincere thanks, for the condrCcnsion TO him IN
thus gnmg pnhliri'y Of the nomination thus early
that the pablo might know who il in the field To
be voted hr nj The coming election, and also lest
evil minded persons nigh, suppoSe that that pa.
per, aud the Party whose organ it ia, nrd whose
principles i, Processes to advocate, were in pinc-
pie supporter Of Slavery and hostile TO the Euan-
cipaiion Of the Slave aud to the amc0iaon Of The
condition of man. | mus, confess, Nr Editor, thai,
even 10 me il does look LITTLE su,pcious,as per-
ceivc in the noicc !hey take of the nomination, they
alcisc the word Party, hcy can satisfy the pub
tic Of the purity Of their intentions. of the soundness
Of their principles Whenever they see It.
Having been subscriber to said paper from its
origin should not like To see It's fair fame blasted
or the correctness Of It's principles doubted or it,
usefulness destroyed. lllyins been denied the
insertion Of the call for the Convention in sid pn.
per must he my excuse for sending This commun-
cation TO YOU. BETHEL.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

.Nlrhiay .itrsp1perS.- second assistant
Postmaster General, in answer to The enquiries of
gentleman Of Cnrionnr states TIN, the marking
newspaper, with ink or pencil, accompanied by
amy writing upon the same, Is not considered by
the Department 10 he n "mcmorandum," within
the meaning # the 18Th ard 3Olh sections Of tho
act Of 1926
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

Gold and SHrer.--It is stated on the authority
of official documents, that there a,c now, in the
United States, in gold and silver, the sum of $50
600 900. With population of l7,OOO, 600, this
will give to each, including mon, women, children
and negroes, the sum Of four dollars anf eighfg
fire cents
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

10 blake a S!ander.-"My dear riend, that
woman has been talking about you SO again! She
has beeu telling the awraIlcst lies You ever heard
why she 'alIcd away at you for whole hour
"And yon heard it all, did yon - eyes
Wcll, after this, jus, bear in mind that it takes
two TO make slanlcr-onc TO tell it, ami one
10 listen to it,"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

Sifars.-1hc Boston Daily .AMerican, ore Of
the warmcst Clay papers in Eoslon, has given up
"i'ary' aud concludes that John Tyler il no, so
bad man after all. In shor, the .qmcrican ad-
ycrtscs that it shall support the present Admins
tralion
In our own opinion the Cayics will see that
their abuse Of the Presiden, has worked them no
good.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

Irish III. At an election in England, ~
freshman happening to say something TO one Of
The candidates. one of The wing party exclaimed
from the husiings, "Oh, Paddy, now go 10 the
devil!' AIM much obliged 10 yer honor was
has invited me 10 your fllhcr's house since ms
arrival in England
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

Would it no, be II great saving for the clam
sucker editors to have their papers siercotypcd
with continual repetition of the word coou so n.
TO appear in the mannorof bankbiIIs wi'h rope.
lition of their denominations I'm. Protector
Perhaps 50, but we beg the privilege Of suggest,
ing the same to the coon editors in relation to To-
cofoco.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
Tw enty.Scventh Congress,
THIRD Sc SSION.
MONDAY, Feb. 6, 1913.
SENATE.

SENIIE.
Mr.. Archer moved to reconsider the vote on the
Oregon bill, passed on Friday. After some remaks,
it was passed over ill 10 morrow. The special
order orhc day, the Exchequer Bill, was taken up,
aud after speech from MIR, Tallmage, was inform
ally passed over 10 failure day
On motion OF Mr., Merrick the bill 10 prevent
private expresses, Sc, wNs taken up, and oc-
cupicd The attention of the Senate until the hour Of
adjournment.
HOUSE.
A bill was reported from the committee on claims
for the relief Of Amos Kendall 1t was referred to
the Committee Of the whole,
On motion Of Mr.. Fillmore tho House resolved
itself into a COMMITTEE Of the Whole on the state
Of the Union
The navy bill was taken up for consideration
The amendment pending hGing to reduce the pay
Of officers of the Navy including the engineer corps
| 20 per cent per annum. A debate hcreupon arose
and wirhou! any result the Committee rose.
After receiving several Executive communica
tons, the House adjourned.
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+. r. Gourgas esq, has retired from the con-
duo, Of the Concord (Ms) Freeman, and is sue
cccded by ChGs, {. Ilaswcl esq, lac of the Nan.
lucket hlaader. Nr Goargas has done good SER
vice in the cause Of Democracy and his successor
will do the same.