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A ,3!-5Rc‘$Ol'u8d, Tllirtno public exiggijcj.
,  or contemplatioii of this house,
01011,, warrant the adoption
 which Shall-gviolate those rig
 QAur.goyernmcnt,' and which‘
 _ spectacle of a nation resoliitely .-

Witlii u'.ft'lic ll{ll0".l-j.
C5111... in their opt.

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of ‘others; In order. ‘$0 enslave itself-.)» smg  opt‘? $s“.”‘_
, «:}§¢apli:ed, 'I‘l1at‘-[tliese sentim‘ '‘
 to tlie".ԤeiiAator9 representing the

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 . \#§fl§(iI$poge.A_,fi}‘.€l'j’_p3i't of the excise bill; now» before the

‘l1~i_9p_’é: that they

  

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  ‘W'*.s*'.**% 1"" rkiisand

 I   ,,A V .A_'1A«$$g;,-ivas; I _AlAAg‘li-banded measure,
. .isiirq,i%&runher.iiss in this bold

  

“id Hlfillaclllg form, he.

 

;“'~"C » _ View iab“‘“t t0 135’; a ‘small ‘dut ' -

 ' §h%A..#§£wm,,‘beverage. This law. was p§ss"e'A‘1,¥hisgeY:.
   }’€AllI"l’Oll().VVll1Ag, Mr.lNeville, the lngpecgg;
  -t~ltfi‘.'l3;6V,¢.nllQ, was -often .n‘ienuo_ed. At lellg-ghiithey

 ;_"i‘Ag,;rgA§¢-.if-’A0.t‘i.,tA- into any-.. open insurrectioii" in ~ the
-  "_P§Il‘ttSl,>ll_<l'g'.., 3.'l‘he-public mindivas mtic
.,v-;.;¢;mipanl'es al‘fll58d"%l'.lleIYl9ClV€3,. l

llelgliber-

and marched into the

 .,:'—‘f,,,;‘i8:?l=;l3i;irliood' ol‘~*the -Inspector. Brackeiiiriclge, 13,, his

2"i';']1Aiig£orf,.'ofthat insiirrection, which

 '  ;Af‘ollow;iAiAig_ Aacoount :
T" ,.  ;f¢4.i':.'£‘iye'.rxext_¥moriiiiig, after day-break‘,

Mr. 8. had in his “band,

‘-‘§§*@‘§r

the Inspector,

    out °t2b...€=<;!<.aird 0pened_tlie door, disco“.

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  " ""vérieii=§i: lfillfilbel‘ Df 3’m.€d' Ville-n about the l '
 ,. . F. ..'‘’f the“l‘l“’l1_0‘flll-ell were and Wl'leI‘I(()3le‘stel’lCaYn((312’lIg§.
  A...:-«} !e‘.' was 9“¢.hV‘9fi”'1“°ed him to Ctmsider their in:
  As to be .ll03tl‘lAA3'¢'"A8JI(l, on refusing to disperse he
.5’ them.   was, retu1_‘I.I_e’d, and acontest’ en-
§2'   11.6 11368, -from some adjoining small buildi
,..,a;;§,ii§s]"’jori_A'_'tliE*;,’ ask of the assailants, and they . Werengg
-;p;jilsgd;'yirii'thdsix,;.wj%iiiniAlAed,-one mortally,” .
  jf4e:;:wisAic ‘,t(r“;':il‘,'Ajjt» e attention of gentlemen t ‘ti '
 Slaves‘ lh°Y 1"-’Pelle(1 tlfe 
.,A.;;;;.~,gni~gsiity, without an cyen from the master.‘ '1‘h‘ey
Asix, oiiejmmtally. - Plus all passed in .pmSbm,
 not _aAiA.vli'ite man’ ever ap.proaclied the scene. '[‘1§é

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7" ll’  AA;-eseiited an example of fidelity and lfralrepy ;s,,§:{f$

 master. whilst the whole“ population of

 1iw»ere_ terrified i-iitosiibmission. HeAp,.esem&d

fog figiew of ‘Marcus and his associates, 1t may

#55.  as a beacon. '

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 gl;§;xA;:,vv5estern section of Pennsylvania. It required the
.-w-.sisihsfaim.of the general government to uell it A i
,A.,p,gA,,,,  . . f ‘H d _ . q_ _ . regu-
 orce was _c.i e out before its lmpetugsity

  An Aimpetiiosity which th ‘ t
 tHj3At.i',%tate, if not the whole Ull1l:lll.eI]§)do:o$
 ;l’€**i§ilianii ri&’l1isSa°.hu8e¢s -Wish those feelings and
 lit" '«““.~’7"‘5’1l"“‘°'—.’.l"‘-. ""r'.‘°“'°d? ' "..‘h°Y (10: the .1‘-Ourse the
  l.,i:J..liav«i;'.§9-its“ my kle§ds‘thém;d=re9tly to it. 'I‘he"American
. Ai,-,: pg¢sfAi19’,AfofA .: iyhoinit was his pride and his glory that he
A W38 $1,es.We.1'°33'h°“e5t 35 3")’ 03.161‘ people in the world
,A ,A wantcd.,A.to,Ab'cAcorrectly informs-d,Aio do justicé
r"y“2tQ er. - rvfici W-1«.eV=r¥ measure. But if. under the
  ei§lAAiA‘aA}Aflit{¢gni:<: of fana_iticism_ and humanity, the am-
 tg>n&n_cai:-xnapeippt in motion, what-.lian’d short of
  Yflfki 1148 been a sl;ave'h_oltlin state ii '1
  . , ,‘ ,. _. . 8' , nti .very
  lately in the strictest sense of the word. The (;ove;-no;-A ’
<¥°1A'k r°¢°mme9?3¢11 ‘:0 the Legislature of tliat
~ ,diily three years * ago, to. take measures for the y

  
  
 
 
     
  

 of their-:slaves. Two years ago these mea_ .
’ A.£§fA¢3'e taken; 3lL.ds'lt the next session of Congress

  
     

  A -A"i',AAAAtl1".eir _!i€prESefifafi?’¢S and Senators caine out
 ,.,tAhis.itcry«-Missouri question, as/the -chajnpions of

, 5 “arid that "state has given as, hop-efui signs of a
 temper as -either Pennsylvania‘ or. Massachu.
 ' -time that she has had‘ after eman"cip.ation :'
ii if A‘ regress she will make in revolutions, time will

  
 
    
   
   
   
 
   
    

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-i-t,.;...;.~,’., - s ATHIEIABIRTH NIGHT BALL

 held 7aAt the late residence of the Spanish
 f f Ministers’ near 0’Neal’  Those citizens or’
’..;trai1gerAs:§lio may not have subscribed, can obtain Tick-
-'l'1j'lA'1ll3ll¢.3a‘t’ion to either of the Managers, If any la-
_ _  I101 ha“? 1‘.6C.e_ived their cards of invitation,
“  “  will  1f€Cl.llle_Cl‘0IA)A notice being given.

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°f 3")’ -species of’ taxation 
are ‘_tll‘e’basis of 
would exhibit the Singular .
State of Perinsylvania in v
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» , 3 Offillndly meichaiits of S

-goods desti‘0ye‘cl b
h-ag'itated. ‘

,.pUnislinient of ceriai

isivnsui-rection extended itself over algrpat part of '

,recommitl,.€di_ on motion of Mr. lfilsan, to the 7

ford, referred to the committee of claims. C

Vice ‘ President of the United States ; and

   

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it-J SENAITI3.
l\“)NIl;AY, FEBRUARY  .
tiinade a deiazidgl 'fi.'.°.m ill‘:  fi‘l3l'lC€_:
avaiiii9h,- who pray
S which have accrued oi
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Y the late. fire in that city-. The
i and ordinal! to be, printed.

"‘ “"3"“l3$io.i of dutie

report Wasrea-(1
Mr. Bmiu
:)l:E::1§:lhlee§.;(efita;:pSipég-Odin(‘ed a  iséfui-Aglltzr to
anda bill 4‘ mo Syd (lmlofthe Unmld Slams 9”
. . , lie eff:ctuAally to. p,.0,,,Adc. f0,._,Ahe

. A A crimes against the United

   
not fihauy acfedron A 92$; the lastsessioii, 8: were
Mr. -Stokes) ‘comma. ‘S S Othtrll-0u§.e'
acts of the Le islat luMii“§d‘ to ml: b.enat,e lwo
certain 0 t IS_ ure 0 orth CamAl1iia,iay1nAg
. P " ‘Aul1e.5w°n V€S.$els coming, into VVash-
““-30,“: 1" that Slate: for the purpose of‘ clearing
:23 r’(:“Pf°"_l“g the fl'<1Vig.ationAof_, Tar I‘l.V.Q2'-, &c.
_ questing the consent of -C0ll~gl‘€SS, thereto;
winch wpre read and referred. » is ~
Aatl\1’lAiAA;.0I‘f.‘%iA9t Aconiniuiiicated an act of the Legis-
~. . 6013121,, t0 grant A(A:Aei‘ta1n_powAei*s to the
.conim-issiorrers oftpilotagmfor the p<,i.‘i-’gii~.b}‘..i~£),,,.;,,,,.,J..‘i
and to collect a tonnage duty on vcssels,‘for cer- .'
tainA purposes ‘; which was read and referred.
.lVll'.' Williams, of T em. from the military com- .
mittce, made “ ' ‘S

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‘_ an unfavorable report onthe peti--_*
doll of Edward Baker ; which was read.’ -  
S;evAeral.bills had asccond reading." ‘ o  
'1 hereport of the‘ committee ofclaimsunlavor-.
able to the petitions of'=Noah Brown and’ others,
and of Samuel F. Hooker, were successively tak-
e“ “P; and the first _COl.’lC'llI‘I‘e(l in, and the last

coininittec ufclaims. . .
A lAlieA resolution offered by Mr. illlellen, on the CA
81 i inst. coupe:-ning a post route in the district t 6
Of M3133: Was taken up and agreed to. S ‘ ~
I he President communicated the report of the
SAC/CI‘eAtai‘y of the .TAreasury on the petition of la-
cob Barker ; and it was, onmotion of Mr. San.

AM-r. Smith, from the judiciary committ'c,e, made }
anunfavoralile report on the petition of .Marc.
Mdfle Duplat /;- which waspiiead; »- _ .
'1 he’SAenatc‘ took up the bill for ‘continuing
for a limited’ time thcpresent charter of the city
of Washington, and having amended the same by .
extendingits continuance to M-arch 3, I821, (un-
less sooner repealed,) the bill was ordered to} be

engrossed fora third reading. ' i V ', l A , .
  Several bills were taken up in their order,‘ and
further postponed. , 3 . ' V *

Mr; Wilson submitted" a. motion to instruct the
post office committee to enquire into;.thc ‘expedi-
ency of allowing to the Presidentof the Senate
pro temporc, and the ‘Speaker of the House "of
Rcprcsentatives,, for the time being, they-privilege
of franking, as at present by law enjoyed by the

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The Senate adjourned.

 

   »»ii-iii-iiriiéiii‘  atheist . s3m=H<‘cs2i1§s-  the K‘  
two iufiiscisandisive-lists.c°i19.'=i2iéi‘osslioééilxiisissimlon  o€.‘l.ause.,-ioaliislk :an.taiii;i:qsi i:iati0fi1.   bill is
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> i c  _.-5.   l       =_ihsi+§ili5';‘;i>u€%::soi lal-'x;.’{i'/TV
 Mr. « Cptpcnrér Ms“ ii’-mini;-sis adiiilt ¥Bi’ainc bill’-A:‘1'i'(iiAlll‘lay§l§lilfilClt§;A§l ii.i:ssghsii;«iiie —
: this§upfii7siiiin,i l3.e‘y'j woiild ‘iivesgrv a;in.i;ilo;:~gai«  i.
A A  Mr.-f SZirg‘e'(int'-“divas against, the c<.%—f]l3.§l§\:f,‘_1j-’l§<=_li,."¥..?.
'3ili-_o anieiidnijént o.ug*lit to" tAalke..tlg,3s . uf,su,aJ- fioarseg ‘ " ' ‘ ‘ i ‘ '
a‘ii(li- _. be treated‘\vith7that_;r lclffllflesv 'aiir.l-7 -rc.speo:t
v'rlii‘cli the“ sou‘i"ce" or the’;"a,ir'i‘enel‘in§:h§is:’entitled”
,.tilfcin to, 8:13.; C ' ‘C J ‘ ' " ‘ C

time for.-the debatie 0'11 “A16 i1‘€§5§‘l{‘iC”‘tion to be bro: t
to .a‘ close, before the amendiipent.s of the"-'-Senate;
" should be. taken  'mO"‘€A‘lii_:l-hiititliey ‘ iiejipost-“
: poned t:0__3l',lG3lI iVloiiday'Aw*eek ;f: w,.li_‘iAc_h niqgi-;o‘1A1 C‘-,v,A;Ais,
, according to. fl9ti§3e,AaSked and ‘lost bya elapg‘, majority. - . . .

AM'oiid ay ;. ‘which was ‘also “¢‘§§.3Fil’6<l.

rhitiiient, because tllC}A"lVOlll,dA Cions:-u.m.c-no inure __ A A A

tim-eif they took that. courses‘ W?bi‘cli' was usual call it an amendm’c.iit_. VVliatever the 0l>}<3Ci .95
. ' er I i

this amendment, it would appear toliave an lillf;

and proper, than if taken up ii§i‘t-life House, where A A A A A
' proper end in view, éindsucli would be its effect

title}; would hejust as much <‘lel.§iéilccl', Sec.
Mr. Str‘otkir,*ivas againsl in iiffiiiediste deal. on the public miiid‘. Scc.
sion on ‘the smenjdmen-ts,and in f2iV0r»of their com-- 7 , \ _ ,
miiAnjem,~ The amengl-gneiits‘containetl-new .fe;,.. iiiitment; aiid,Aas wellias liecmilcl be hc_£i_rd,A.s;;oke i
tuieés, which reqirireii-;A.i‘eflectif>¥l:§ Aifihzit,prop'osingjt9'_SheWthat the‘améndiiients-were iwt_in1PWP¢T‘. <t’!‘€lf-Li.l,0Tl fl‘Qm,xt,he cjom-izi§tfee“ojii;f£f;.,_  A  A
a compromise, for?AiAnsi»_Aan.C’€= l.ll:‘33€.‘f§uésii9i'is the "llal 11-16 COLIFSC 13143“, bl’ the .S““.3i9 ‘:'a5.“°t ¥‘.‘_‘“’.__move_i'l the atloptiritiislofi 77: 

H.oiis,e__.could notbe prepared ffldecicle ‘at o_nC.e, ~sf‘u«al or llllllatl-lr.a_l9 and tllA?1t;AWAfl'.lleVCAl' the d‘.=C1Sil0“ l’ ‘ S 4 l ‘
because.it,sattentionhad becii—eii.elusiijely taken A‘-on iliein-_ h.€1'e,'l.’1e‘ doubled. v.'l'ietl'icr that body ii
up in considering-ilie i'estrictivd=i_i_u.estioii. It was ‘would rccede.
not proper that the House —Si!ig'iiAldAbe' dri\.en into

magnit-udc. He wished no-i'Aaiiy:“ long" perliodléfl A A 
postporienieiit ; but was a»versef’to acting hastily‘ :ven.i’ence, without pArodu'ciiA_ig any. benefit, S;c.A
‘and with-floAut.tl1elibera,tion.“ M. S, spoke at some ~
length to enforce and,illiis.trate‘L the opinions stat-
ed here iii,siibst9.iicc only. A  ‘

connection of the bills:-as they came ‘fromthe Se-   _ _ __
nate ;' buthe saw‘ somethingiin the ainendlnicnts minati-o_n ofihe amendments, andtoi" reparation »
which,scem_c,d li.ke_ly=t_o put ancnd to ’the’disagree-‘j ‘fora decision ;.A and coiidemiied stroi ly the at- '
ablevsubject WlllCll-n0W occupieclsthe House.‘ H-e tempt to coerce the House into an immediate
wishgd the subjects sap-araoe(},,‘and then AAsomAeA vote on. a‘ snbject so’litile undeiisiood and so ini-
courseA‘mightA be“ adopted siiiii‘AlarAto,the' coin_pro- sportant. ‘ . - -
misc pndposgd h A, the Senate,‘ and the Ai_iiattereAnd- AA A A A A A
edhappily and ,'iai*r.u0n.iously. :He argued earns ting the bill--not Abecausehe was in fa\'LA_>i7-ot unit-
5'_t])’; in fayoy of 1119,» cl1tiins'WlAiich -AMaine ‘had to mg M.Aainc *8Fl(l.l\l1S3Ol1rl,Af0lfAl-18 was decidcclly op-
admission ‘wiihoift deIay_,"‘andAA_ against a "course posed to the union, and, if he supposed the com.
which ,‘,.ou1d,Aby -allowing-Athegfime to which she mitment woiild retard the admission or Maiiic, he
i waslimited to pas§~by,and thus her reasonable .s A A AA
expeciaiiong be defeated, AH‘e deprecated the elfect--.-it would be Adeci_d§A:d as soon as the ques-
eelings of irritation‘vrhich‘isuch'an |1l'll,§lll(l3A.COl.lX‘S6 non now Aun-der consideration could be. He had
'  ' opposed the union of the bills when the subject

would producein liei§.‘citiz‘ens,A‘¥-tc. _ -, A A " A _ A _ A 
M,-, Whsgtman oA'pp9‘g'¢d the.gomm1tfl,i&nt, with was originally before the house ; he was still up-

he would not agree to A-on compulsion.

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of M ainli§;.5_ti;§ iv liiclfno AA;dn_e ‘S   

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connect-e<l..«‘svi7il-i sMij.s«>tiIfi siilfllt as I daddy ‘ had been
aimed. by>,..t1iei 0th¢1?;b"’.<‘7““°l'! ,;i‘>f the‘ l:.'eIgisla.t'ur,c,.

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A Mr. Smyth, of"VCa.-for the  I of al.lo_iAviiig

A M r'..S. theii-A movcidlthelf  toAneXt

or of the'i:om-

, n»'-‘ .

B,-Ir, - Edwards, Of"N. C. V'\"ziS.A1lI‘l‘fél

hi!i3§tiint,;..<te§isi9n.,o,f.qi1¢sti9.n;$$f  ion}-tneslsé  

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AMr. Liceijmore strongly disapproved’ oftlie

Mr. Storrsobserved that” it was well‘: known a

   

   

  
 

 
 

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  an iimii 
am emlm exits, .. “v7irth0.iis  is
pr"0pe‘rl}' t0'l’lv".£"§é§j_t;ls'l ‘me Sienate;respen?-§‘?0i%§5U‘i?i‘¥*7fi"
selves r(iquii'e{}.;1‘,g fl0Au$eA 1,,  A 
S. opposed the aiiiendments’ at saline Vlengi-hA.-O-i§c.;
i,I'€>21S0l] forit was, »ihatfthe bill,  _§§l'i;l11, 110:0?
":!'llAllC.h ; they did not ‘belong to the.l)ill“;' ‘it..p}A'0.,§lJA_f???'-‘
'—$e<lto coiiiiect with M-iainie, all the.qiicstAiOl1'3.lfl“e%'.3
l0nIgiiig_At0 the l\'lissoui‘i_:Asul)j’ect; and ivliifl ‘i’35

. more, coniiecteil with '.‘v‘izii3‘i',e, the qlle§ll0DACZlAllC_d“
a c0mp'romis_e. Could geiitlcinen sci'i0iisl}'A'i:,’a,ll‘
this an aniendmentli They might call it =.i:l-i_-_at

they AAp_leaAsed; but it would be just as pl’0p€I‘CCl.9_,
annex t01t.a pension law, or a bankrupt billa’ail‘l,'

Mr. S'mi'th, of Md.“ opp'o<.;:c.:l the commi'tiAnent Q

5 ll ss° aistlar ” ' ' W“‘i.1ll_tW.(‘)lll( not  s , ,  .   .. _
5 llihziltllit‘§«‘td:l(Q*0b;:i:tleiill:d ‘win. in-.-mi-l -W7" “.1”? °.’-ll‘;   '1 -id:-99¢i¢Q9.9siV.e It 
- - "pose auso al oi;
was the duty  I
in of this holfiip to ‘.d€\’l.'~i;,? a_
“lr. C'h_lpepper ciipjressetl, substéi.
sentiniciii. i‘.'fi'.A S. Parker said t_h,r.-A -  ..

AMr.‘_Br0wn, of Kentucky, spoke at considcra-‘
ble ‘length. andvery wamily, against the propo-
sition to force lmemliers into an instant decision
of this important q.u‘est,iAon. lie nun-ntaiiied,’ilie n
ustice and fairness of fallowiiig lllllé-AA for an exa-

f Del was infavor of».coinmit-

hould-be opposed to_ it; but this could not be_ the

much earnestness and at considerable lengthu H-e posed to it, _because he deemed it a daiigtsi-o,i‘is
disapp,-ovefi mos; p‘oime(_i1]yt-and’ emphatic'2__ill‘y the mode of legislation, and would vote to *dAi:luiiiAt_e
connection of the biflsf and argued. in favor’ of ‘a- them whenever. the subject should come distinct-
prompt decision of th_e’f‘ques.tiqi'i  He felt as one 1 AA A A A
peg-sona1_1‘y’i;,;epes¢ed,‘,(being~.;,.a member from the with Maine was not the onl y amendment the Ben.
District of ,Maine) and -confessed’ tliatliis feelings ate had made :‘ they had lIltI'O(lu_CCd anoilwr, of
were strong.-er«than_ he G-,,,,1dfin';A1A—prAoper‘language -equal, if not of greater importance-—that which
to express them in, and he could scarcely ti_~ust_'Aproli1bited the Introduction of Slaveiy into the .,.,,
himself to speak on the subj-e.ct‘[of -the -arnend-g
.ments. ' ' — C

territories. He was in favor of this proposition :
i be presumed all the advocaiesofrcstriction would C
lso -be in fa'v‘or.of it. it was an amendment of n
that no man was more’in favor of a S compromise‘ vast AlmP°._"3“‘39a “’_l‘l‘3h‘miSl1.i 03 P¥‘°P°*‘lY .b3il_\_- _l
of the unhappy_subject than himsel.l}b1iti_2V€!11hl5 FP«0.dl1C°‘l mm thebln l:°"_‘h°‘.admi35l°n Of Mame,
He -was as in one for l.l\6;3.A(lKn.lSSl0n of Missouri, or in a (:
opposed to the-commitment of the amendincnsts‘; distinct bill. It was hecause this was an impor- *
it would b'eroAf>no utility, as the questioni now i be- t

A ant subject that he wished it to be duly weighed
- fore the"co'tfimittee would beiirst"d,ccid¢d-_.,b¢f01‘¢. and :0011SideI‘8d- It 31S07¢mbl‘3C8d.t,he basis of a n

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Abill ‘pi‘0i'i.des,"l'o'i¥ .Athe§,c;,iCco A A A A AA AA“
liusv ‘mew. 0*’ s§rsrii.inssics1s>§sss-$?5‘:l?, \

ran .unfai'<>talilaEscort on-the  
A A A AA A ' y . A .- Smith aiid..E7,ra }i.“I$,eini§§s.;,,'    " ‘  
Mr. Smifli. ol N. C. vv—as«,Ai,i_i f;-.,vor of the C0111-.\,,-ed in’,1;A_y {Ai,»,_,-,hA(,A,,,,,eA_‘ " t   "

.Ta_ylor,,of New.-Yorl_t. L . . .- 

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ioiion to coinomuoicaiiqiis from an:-'  

    

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pinion. nip’-,:;_ ouglil‘_éQ,-spc<,ilically,. 
i lr. Saniwjn 's;ugg»cstcdA_-ghat,A it mighg  
ncc‘cs_Asa_ry to alidlish ihis,i‘A’cade;i‘ny-4-ilie §ciii‘gA‘.oi:*
that opinion; anrlghe .d.Aesii-eAd thercf;;i:e.2il'partici_i-A
lar. enquiry and report ‘upon theAv=seulvf§’;ec£:_‘
coiiiiniitee Ao,f‘*tli»is li9u.<§cA;.. lVfr.-Little ‘opposed
the i'econAi,iiiirnient". _, piAoposcd‘;' but
wislicd to ‘ mod_'ify the giropbsifion so as to call on
the Secretary of Wafiliii‘steod of the President, to‘:
eportupon the siibjcct. ;Mr'. Fouiwas iii;favorA
of recom niiimcnt,» and s cxpngpsed atiis wish for»
further informati_opA and'cni:§ui;I'3t‘-on tliisgubjcct. A

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l‘AliAe_ result was-7 t_li,'aft, on mo £i‘o_nAf.6f  

iihc pro p0_Slll0Il‘.'Wa3 recon:  to.-the .'(.‘.5,mh1lT.vf*
ice on military afiiiirs, with ‘(oi-vA;>port—
to this housea "systcm=:of regulaiin‘ ,
exit of the Academy:   ‘ -’

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M r. Reid: of (."rc:or';i§-5'3. -submi1tcdl~*£or”c”o " " " Y‘

ation ‘the following’ iiesoliietionii ‘ ' A .

, Resolved, That the President. oftbe United States 
quested ‘to. impart to this House any communications-
touching the Florida 'I'reaty,.u?"liich ‘inay_lia\je, been re.-.

eived from‘ ‘«‘iili- AMli"iiSt.él; Pilenifiotenfiaiiy at the can rt of

Spain, which have iiiit'beleti‘  ‘_
{mid =vh.icI».in,'hi*li'iP"*5°"i‘* my the Be~*é:i‘cezis£ie¢;u, '- s
éheiiilercot Io__eoq_  All£'dl¢.3j.,: "  ‘l ‘ S ‘

Tl_ie" concluding  ll"-.‘£.’« “T38 7

oiiseiii of the 111018?’ 0l'l..thAgAguAgg§§fion+.,bfAA"”y,:.

-Mr Go-clce fl1QY€Ad'~,I0_ extend ilie 

   
 
  
 
    
    
 

     

 

  A MRSA.AFR,EANACH . A A HAQAUSEA AbF REPRESm»vTATWESAA   the i_Iidm‘AA'e:nA‘:lments_w0iAild'be t:(lir.f)I;tlAAt};A—; &A,th¢9  slflagllhet-ASA‘:[a: cc_1A,A“t1,A,A,;,,AA:,-1,. 1;,)y,,AusA,e,., mAASpaAi:nA.  . . A  A .,AA ATA
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  the 25th‘ inst. wheii"éAlie' will egg the foll'_o'wing!se- lay fizfore-11,33 Housé ‘a émemént bf the “‘,hg'1é'n’umbe,.’ ‘we; to coerce this_AHouse, bylioperating on those to test. 1iS- Dfacilcabllfii - '33°1"‘1. Should '36 table : ’ 1* ..«.-

 
  

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 i « i t l .' Melodies.

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f Bishop}

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 So;Aig,_l£oy’s wife, 1 A 1“ ‘
~~.. - Song, A'l‘he celebrated echo song,

i ' ‘ th_e'__echo perfori‘ned by herself,



  
     

 Store, and at the bar. - _ ’
’ Concert will commence at lhalfpast 7 t 0 clock,-
? - ;fAeb;i9-..-it ~ ;   . s  A“ w A
 A A A ‘,i«jniisi_i iiiiucs pa MEDICINE, A A
  OHN DUCKWORTH respecttiilly informs liis.i'riendS.
  f ,..i_iod the public generally that lie Ahas‘rcmo.ved his
lg; . store from the Capitol liill to the one tqrmeriy occupiefl
A. l by l")xA'.,J. A. Brereton. 0PpQfir1§‘"il1aVl3 S l3V€fA!la ‘V’.-‘11""¢
 ,;can be bad fresh Al):-ugs and Medicines, and vario,usoAAAt_ 161'
,j' articles, which will be sold its cheap 3.8 0311 be_ I?“l'°h**5ed~
.‘\'  A in-‘the district, and warranted of tliebest quality. A A A
  7-1’,llySiCl2llS.9.l:l‘d families are assutedjtllat f,l1A6!1‘,01€l¢“,’3f
AA .:A,AA,A. A Am,Ame,AAnc_ine will meet the_constant~pAersonal attention 0
._Ai. IA), ginil every article will be delivered stricg Y‘ °°“’
fqrmable to. order. _ . .
. Medwme. ghegts put up or replenished at sAhorinAotice.A
AA1-“gr 5313, as above, best winter strained Lamp 0.1 ~
 ~ .’ » ’ I fllso,‘ for Rent, _A A A
 an-ee story brick house, forinerly 00601393 b)’ ‘W95
xgalculated fora store and dwelling. A  .
A ieb 22-««2aw3w _ , ,  
, ' 1" A 99011 &. CHEAPAAWINES. A 

. s   I '- _b tl fillstdrl’ 0* April
“cam the star? he Occulldilrspiflcet all his stock of

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.?tlie'+:fualit_ Qfwhlch 113-5» 566'‘; “Pl”'l’Ved 9f by A 4? ,es

‘CSYBHOAI 1 l  isse%rsA.  _.~It’.-consists of gerulaiie 0giliMP3f3r‘:"';;b?:
graiifilit and in b0ltl8S- Old D1‘? l-‘15b°“’ . Ch -m’a ne
imdlbest Claret Muscat dc Lu“-til. 5P3‘'klmg 2?‘ '- P 3 i '
is  Qlivefii Cdfiliiac Br§I.1dl’s. 3"“ drama-‘ca Slum’ very
,.  ppeperves, Citron, Mustard, and other 

  ‘tile satnl)clC1ll;:é1’TflbbC‘l's8l?)?'$8l)fl gross. and the public
.. _;ia Eenersliflre rcspectfull)’ lnVlte(‘lBL(:AI8yX:A:I;lvln:t tat; swine
A 31A-Am-,A},eA,,wtiieh. will besold uncora ,A A P. A{lAUR0AAA
,. Aging :1 poreggfre of penngylvania avenue.

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5200 --REWARD.

go" A .4 ‘ ‘b r on the 20thAult with-
i‘:.Ai.‘;*i§.£:°;2.;*;:,‘?*§’:;:of s--a  18
A .0 g~._~ -_ ‘. . 6- h 1‘ i'aioer-
sgit 9;y¢ans_of ‘E9. about 5 A§e‘AeA:A,te pA (sad (:nbcAA:3i:A01All’;"ctAv,eA HA8

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‘ . lllcey “"91. ‘lVhef‘".‘5l?°:::nt:r_u on when
§:’“’t£J‘al1§l?m§;;;m§lose bodied coat ‘ with ‘3eVeI'}:l

 .. 05.1‘ z’. ‘  S ta] Ts coarse SW‘ ‘
“lies. in the _sleew=is» ks”-‘3Y Pa" °"“

AA A _. . _ A  h. Wm-n.‘ Charles will

, « .. ‘  h Eastern" 7
lghably endcavorllosgclt Sr to Charles city, where
  .d.wi<="*“’“"° 3 ...i  is. is taken onto‘

llgghiis. recently ‘$3; $§,00,,Aif taken in Baltimore

tlwotsie of MW . . s .- I’ 30 and arm
ifliiftlie city of ‘”“’“‘"gt-°"-.i"a‘ii.".‘ali.° éifirea in -jail so
l¥l®lllGeoI‘£‘¢-,3 $.90’ pm“ '8 if accustomed '10

$100.

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lhM,jgge,t, l'i'im_again., (.harle9;AlA3C‘fist,:,:?.,. ,n‘~tfiil. _ ‘
flflltrfiil ni-as a body 9“"‘“"t’ i3i:N.i.{i.ii<2‘ Y‘-‘U3“’G‘ ‘
“'-_  Vs-.. . . , . '2,‘ ---ti.
'  Gears? 3 C°- W’ “E t 2
 i [ editor (.:f¥l1€33l"‘l‘m' 1.5
it ‘  “org °€u'e5AnnapOhS pap: ‘nil their . _
.‘50Vé‘ until coilfltt’-“m3"d‘ed’ intxle 7

B. Young. 'l’:~';nce <%eorsf=$- ‘~’-"*~"l 

. that have been educated at the military~-acadeiny since _ . A
its firstA‘establisl_1mcnt, from -the District of Columbia, also of Mame mm the Umgnf S .
was disapproved by the AHoAuse, and the proper»
- i;- te and territor - and the number that are now {in the Wax ‘to shew It was by a’pm-m‘pt-’ a very ipmmpt’
:1-thy or navy of {lie United States, that have been edu. Te,lCCtl0n Ofthe 3-m3ndmem5- S“-ch Wasithe. ¢°‘."‘5°

 . Tickets’ 551; to be had at Mr. _Cooper’s Music andBook .

‘ the inforination called for byA.thc resoléiitioii, hadA
- already been called for by resolutions of -the

from each state and .territor'y  the ..Union; the number
now at said academy, from the d'istrict,’and from each

cated at said academy, and the place or appoiiithient'egcli t

academy that are orphans of those who have fallen. in de-
fence of their country, or died in its service during the
late war ; and the district,‘state or ten-itAory’A(il' there are
gny) they are rum. Also, to state thewliole amount'in-
cluding‘ pay, subsistence and every other ‘expend,
made by the general government, on accountof said.iAnsti-
tution, from its first establishment up to the present :time.
Mr. Rich-suggested that a part it not most, of

House’, of the last and present sessions, and was
in part i'endercd ; that a, further Arepoift might be
expected in a few days from the War departnient

required by the present ‘motion should not be re-
. ‘cried it had better lie on the table, which he
moved. , _. . . ' . C
Mr. Cannon and Mr. Stevens opposed the mo- ,
tion to lay the resolution on the table, because
should the resolution repeat any calll heretofore
made, the secretary would report such informa-
tion only asshould not have been previously requi-
red and rendered, 81c. - S A A A i v _i
The question to lay the resolution Otkithe table
was agl‘C6(l I0 67 t0  ‘ ‘

A NEW STATES BILL;     .   «
- The House took up the amendments of th
Senate to the bill for the admission of Maine-.-y

which amcn _ .
same bill, the people of Missouri to. form a state

' ' lause to exclude_.v._§1a‘V.el;Y from all
    

north of 36:} degress, of north latitudeexcept the
‘proposed state of Missouri.)   ‘ C

’ M,-, Taylariiiovcd that the amendments of the
S t be disgreed to by tAheAl-louse. 7
‘(Azgflf scat: of Missouri moved that they be

Shore of M37)" A

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will please in A.
q;‘(‘.(}U.!l2$ W

imitted to the committee of the i“’h°le> which
:(t”I‘n.esent has iu;qder consideration the Missouri‘

1‘ billof this House ; (Which m°“°“ h3dPr‘?°°d°“°° if

t" nto disa rce) .
of‘t?)eIllf;:3€;(:3.fn0tiOflSg, and those that are subsc-

- -‘ . ndl-animated discus-
q.“en,:1y :1-ej1:;(gn€i:)Cl1"~v?lliilc()llugfii‘om the want of room
l"(1)(l)‘na’l$1(lle1P repdrli findltlle difllculty °f ’he?.““‘5

r ral of the speakers from the R.3P9".°.‘.l’s .583‘).
S—m~ "3' ‘ ' is scarcely more, than -an enumera-
lflc ‘°P",“,;‘"§,,,i;.me.i who spoke,and. an indication
U9“ 0‘ E21 rgthe rcspectilIBlY~l0Cl{. ' A’ _
of the 5‘ ea; 5y ho ed -the amendments would‘

 H0 ilfietted l)f they were it. \V0l-lld be 5°“)?
go‘: be’ Cfom the cbuld be acted 1011. 35 tl\.e1‘° W9“:
“me b.e ‘org Atjreast ;ifi;~iy- speeches yet to ‘be d!-’--
S h.e bcheve ,-‘:11 'Rcstricti‘ve prlopéléitl-0.£l flow-it 19¢‘
hvemd on gm -‘t-tee i and until T11»?-if P3'°lW-lsitip“
fore iliat_Acom1AIl1 Ongmittce of’ the “,i,o1e,woirld
‘was decided, Q1: Gamm-dmemrs of-.sth,é Senate in
not take  1 tih .e'i‘io(liall0We(l  tile” law. of
ti-,e_mean TJIIIC9 lb:  March.)  the consent
';~f1’l§Sadi~::: tit: flie iidriiission of Mlai-tic, Wo'uld’ar-
 om; .   ..  .

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..giving_ _a ‘distinct and unshackled vote.‘for~Athe ad-
mission of ‘Ma’in:e. ’ ‘ "

ly ‘wrong not to allow some time to refiect on this
subject. The ‘amendmentsif~ii,gr§. l0.Ylf§. and 003‘. l
tained':num’e_r‘ous, pfroA\_zisioiis,AA.somc of them of
the highest iniport,an"cA.c.,; lhowpwcre.-they to be

an opportunity - of- stating, in his place, what he
 dments propose to authorise, by the [thought of the, conduct of ,the;iS,cnate in this af»
‘fair; ‘and proceeded to retina-rk that he thought it
government (without the slave restriction, but Adid'n0t.€lCS‘¢l‘V¢ th*3'.l'¢$P‘€<‘-t Of-lh_-‘13.l‘°“53i bu‘ W35

in favor of -commitment, whichwcre n_0t. at all

iinpropcr ones to‘ that body. T he course adopt-

fills in said army‘ or navy; also the iiuiuber now at said an amendment was insei-tedA man appropriation b A
bill by the Senate, providing for breve-t pay, promise,
Whltlrtlle House had _pr.c.viousl.y stricken out. h0P.6dath€1‘¢
Mr. S. rcp.cAaAted that -he was in favor oAfthc com- I
iiure promisc,biit he would not give up the; right of

S Mr. SiinIcins'conccived itwould be extreme-

0

A He: was in fav,orC,of.th.ecommitment. _ a
Mr. Gross, of New York, said,he was glad of

Mr. Walker, of N. C. made a few remarks

heard. A _ .. .. ~ .
Mr. Mercer supported the right ofthc Senate
to annex’ anyamcndmcnt to a bill from this House,
and that the House had no riight to know the »mfi.
tives of the Senate, merely from theprima facie
evidence of the amendimcnts ;A ii was not ’ proper
to *allude— to them in debate, ijnuchless to‘ irnputef

ed by the Senate in this iii$tancAe wasjustilied by
the practice of the “lA3_rit‘isAh Parliainent, from
which_ our rules of proceeding are drawn; in-
Astancc'sA ofwhich Ml‘.,.M. mentioned. ‘He. could
’imagin_c»very strong~‘rcasons,.0f_ the most honor-_
-alfilc Ch3l“2!¢t°?a foriitfie am <=nd.'m 9"“ 9f tlssifienate;
but it w‘bs.ln'ot' right that he Should ad-¥f¢;l't}€O them;8t i
he co,ii,l‘*clA mi,¢nisi into the examination of views
,s»uch as had been imputed byotherss, ’1;f‘thespro-
position from the Schiatc bei,‘aSWaS[Al>€1i6Yed, the
olive branch of peace‘ oil thfi most momentous
qucsfioti that li:adA‘cver “agitated-tl1e..C0uncils of
this nat'io'n‘since tIie,'foundationA;-of the govci:n-
jneiit, was it zpropcr thus to treat it"? As to
thecasc .stAa'te’d.by' Mr.fStorr’s, the present one

This course he thought d

ed. a .
The qnestionwas then taken on committing the joriiy.
bill and ’amendments‘. and decided in the nega-
tive, by yeas and nays,AasA follows i:

. YEAS—l\iessi-s. Abbot, ‘Alexander, Allen, of Tenn. ‘
Anderson, Archer, ofbid. Archer, of -Va. Barbour,iBay-
y, Bl0Ul'Bl¥€l(l,‘BlA'eVal‘(l, Brown, Bryan, Bui-well, Butler

f Lou. Cannon, Cobb, Cocke,’Crawford, Crowell, Cul-
breth, Culpepper, Cllllll)€l.‘t,, Earle, Edwards, of N (C. Er-
_ _ viii, Floyd, Garnett,'I-Iall, of N. C. Hardin, Hooks, Joini-
, _ _ \ A» i . . yundlerstood» fromthe single ‘heading of them by son, Jones, of Va. Jones, of Tenn. Keiit,‘Kiii9€.Ys Little,
and “mil “ was seen what pan of the lmormauon the Clerk? He wished them to; printed, Ialnd tiine Lowndes, M’Coy, M’
allowed to examine and considgr them‘, a AA c trust-
ed that the majority, because" they hail th€A1)0w.*.’
‘er, would not force members — ‘at, once to AdecAid.6 on
so important a matter without. {knowing scarcely g
on what it was they were to vote. - The Seflatfi

had deemed the two/subjects compatible, _31?d had
thought pro.pAerAto joinfthem ;. it was not proper
by anypmeaiisto ascribe imprdpcr«inoiivc_s to the
Senate, for -so doing.‘ . Respect‘ for the Senate re-
quired that t-heir am endinents shoulcl not be treat.-
ed with so much pliecipitationsj and so little dfiff‘-I“
cncc.

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thirty years. ' .

The, moti

W; ;. and an that A had been done. would ‘it . 1°‘-’*‘n
_  hoped tll;f.‘«lA‘Cf01'C

rim «.1-.‘.:.  imlfd act l bf°1‘¢' so 803* °fiii=i1vss* to its that We a i’ii%i-12.-sioii

members‘, pnrlicularly interested in the admission stickeii from the Abill; li.5iS_a.A111f§¥_l<lIl1€flta being 8
‘ istinct propositio.-i‘, wou_ld remain and deserved to
be‘ considered. If he were, now forced to vote Cavalier and Peggy Peuit in their cjagm-,A,'o._"~:V
upon the rejection of the amendments ofithe Sen- 9 ‘ ’ '  S ’
ate, opposed as he was, to the union o_fM aine Awith
aken by the House, onla‘ former 0cce.sion.. when M155°‘1'f¥o_h_° 5110"” be 3°“_‘Pf’"ed $0 ‘(Ole 383133? fesolutioii offered by Mr; Cook-c,,,o_f".  5;.
oth provisions, and thus aid in defeating _a com-‘ the 17111 inst» in relation to ghe bpunij»  "'

which he was Sb anxious to effect: ‘lit; in Illinois, proiiiiscdby the sia.",te.-ofr 
fore,‘that the bill would be commit-" '- ’ C“ C

Creary, M’Lane, of Del. M’Lean, of ,
Ken. Mercer,'_Metc'al’f’, Neale, Nelson,‘ol'_ Ya. 1A\f'ew_tonA,A _
Overstreet, Pindall, Queries, Ahlankin, Reed, Ring-
gold,‘Robertson, Shaw, Sunkins, -Slocuipb, B. Smith,Aof
-Va. A. Smyth,-of Va. Smith, of N. C. Strotlier, Swearin-
len, Terrell, Tucker, of Va. Tugker, of S. C. Tyler,
alker, of N‘. C. Warfield, Williams, of Va. Williams, of
N. C.---70 A . .' S ..
NAYS+-Messrs. Adams, Allen; of Mass. Allen,-of. N. Y.
Baker, Baldwin,,BaAll, Bateman, Beecher, Boden, Brush,
B_ull'um, Burton, Butler, of N. H. Campbell, Case, _Llag-
ett, Clark, Cook, Crafts, Cushinan, Darlington, Davidson,
Dennison, Dewitt, Dickinson, Dowse, Eddy, Edwards, .
of Con. Edwards, of Penn.‘ I;‘ay, Fisher. F0lg‘er,_Foot,A
1-‘oi-rest, ‘Fuller, Fullerton, fiifoss, of N. Y.’ Gross,_ot Penn.
Guyon, Hackley, Hall, of N . Y_. Hazard, Hemphill, Ilea-
dricks, Herrick, Hibshman, iHl§S_t_el', Hill, _Holn‘ies, Hos-
tetter, Kendall, Kinsley, Lathrop, Lincoln, Linn, Liver-
more, Lyman, Maclay, Ma1Alary, Mai_1cliiiAnd,AM,a8on, Meech,
Meigs, ll. Moore, S. Moore, Monell, Morton, Moseley,
Murray, Nelson, of Mass. lfarker, -of}  Parker, of Va.

mendmcnts‘ on the table, and print them, that the
House might at least see what it was called on to
decide; which motion was also lost-A--fayes 77,
noes 96. '
The question recurring on the motion to disa- ‘
groe to the amendments: ,
Mr. Simlcins moved that the amendments be

postponed to Tuesday, and beprintcd; declaring
that he was wholly unprepared at present to vote
on the subject; and supported. his motion in a
speech of some lengtli. - The motion was as-
sented-to_’_byl Mr. Taylor,‘ and sup,po,rtc__d by .~
Messrs.-fRhea., Culpepper, Stevens, Storrs,‘ and I
Balduiinsii; the lastiiarnyed gentleman, among j A
,othei_' reI_11ai-lgs, denying that. the _amendmen_At cal.-l ;~

led a,ca:vnTgiru?uiise,_ could  call,_e,dAA. so iyith-.p_ropi_'if‘- 
ety, inasmuch as‘ it was "consistent w'it»li' thc;ConA-_ 5
stiiuiion  the whole. course .o;fA legislation-for

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Messrs. W7iitin'nAn,_ I.f£«i~erAiiit;rcA,A;;andA . closes,
cause they were opposed tq any delay, as it might
endanger the‘ fate of the-3/laine bill.  th€Y-
desirediio, have-.scp'aratAed Affom the other suAh3c;¢;t.
iniHt€'dlhfeljV,A and d‘ispo‘scd‘~ of as p.isiiceA aii:iA1:l‘a’ir"’--
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Col. ClarlAi_c’As reginie_iit,iii-..tlie rcuolufonfifjr-‘lfir
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same side, and spoke about hal

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win he sold, on Tuesday next, the Qldlinsff; 

Wm. F. lloltzniap, ‘consisting of beds,bedsteads;_A AA
hairs, tables, one ten plate’ stove,a_iiAd many7_o,qiep %.
cles too numerous to ipeptioii.‘_‘ ‘Sale to epni ' nee  .
o’c'iock. a. m. on the“ pl:’e"'xni.s_e§, in I8ftli_s'i  
the Centre Malrket. _'_ .  '1 ‘ . - 11 ‘*'‘‘‘

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Mr .M‘Coy moved .tlie.,._cons‘ider .  

    
 

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inotioii to consider was lost‘ by.;a. _i~.igs,ma,

The house then l‘€_.S.tlHl:§A3(Al,,' ' pot? the

liolé. Mr. Baldwin in the ..cliair, ,.tl1c considers-.
on of this bill,Aa.:id the proposed ';.,.

Mr. .1’lume=t;, of New I_i3,inpAshi§e,- 

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ii»; Edwiirds, of Cont‘i§;';l.I_t‘.iit_ ofollpwcdton thg.

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The coininittee.rosc;_. and_ A 
the House adjourned, ,, ‘A '. ,, s    , ,

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sto ‘ed. la -thew eakerl as we expressions ;~ds_ Richmond Rogers, Ross, Russ, Sanipson Ser-A » . -* 1. r '=’.“- ~“ .-.
lied: applilad tothepother bi-ancli of the Legisla-J geaiit, Segtgeafiilssofefia S10*St'ti(»)*A_:fl13§:lA:=en5'l“l(§tl3sV‘:f - AA pUBL.l.(.3...9AA_L,ES._..A  s’ 
tune‘ were out of order. A Mitt,  then remarked,  t §A.YA _§:AeAi:s,TayleAAA. T0u.ArAA;s0nAA T%’;npkAAAs;A This Day’ at U -0A.dAoAckA’ Ag” mg. A
that, come from‘where it might, the amendment T1._aCyA’Upham, van Rensselaer, Wallace, Wendoi'er,’ C By Joltn Peabody, '3ductionceAr.A. ;_  ~,A_A
was an sttempts to _coerce _,t_h¢;InembCI‘S 95 Ihls Whitman, Woo,d—-107. A - ' A ATthe Bridge so-eet Auction Rooms ‘willrbe sold sign
H0\lS§i»3“d. h9d°C1dedly disapproved Of 119 316- Mr. Smyth, of Va. then moved to lay the 3- ._extensive variety of .seas_oiiab:e ‘goods, viz,   5

Blue, brown aiidf n'iix_t Cloths, _Mars.*ilacs,Y ’_ '

Cambrics, Cravatin s, Handkerchiefs,_Sliawls. Ii'i,sh l,l'£—i,Aii‘-7’
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