" i i '-i i riiii ii i I , in ii i iinnMiiiii; i 11 n.i r 11 " . .ri..-.. - . .
tr.i : leeinnavtu. ,- .,.! -w-t JiiifantWnB. M J-ivRiiia Hospital, .the dtttiei An a veint- - I '? ". v V ''
r an . . - ,j. . . , - . a i j m i i a am aaataati ni s 'r rm rv i a u t
irw tee, states thf MttMiinmaeterwe
ft
RALCIGILCJ.C.)
uriet 1irJnrtn. finlAitrHjthi tonn.f fi3
1pal tt6tUb before' Ike 4iAmilt f tU Wlf fiW lw lrMUi! bmtt'Vyi tb got
thrice tur w "iZr
rtp ?f iaB
,rc?oy tp from p
Shr iiipCoiBptitujIe thAt det hauor tfttt,
l erery eparge ineidrat to mp exMr(
lie Trcrptioa of if (a ihii coutotrr wotlJ.
ii 'Piocc
r 7 -
rc-whole, ni in ameoddieat propotiir -Urf f !- 4ipin aot lest grewf awl liberal
KWSri.rt. 'Tletal Mi4m' wi.uk 4. f .tuL ih tn ifoifieew of this eelebrateJ rtUt, a art-
..I J- -. P , - - I I; J.. .-. 1' ...... .
uni imuwj or the iirpolbill, 4rtJ iritert I wr wwea peiong ouiy m
Henferf vtbfir Mfttoai , proridtog-tbat periaf rtler, aud of.ietiv-ao.
fy UUtroDarT Vftcef aK J oUief . who fona- oturenipti, woald, bo Loped, b acknowledged
U nh J Siiki 1 'tiulj r.. a wliaTMVtrftlirat entertaiui of tbe reoeet htm a bt
Troc'kilU fcitoMwtlf thirMdiir u th.a ilre-1 timforlU nation. The paiotfMX, Mr,f; add-
SSt year aii4 ; rweived ' btfaable 4Mhafge .p,re1 "e hef U'oeuvrc of tro pfa-
both boue4 w f . VI1' r " ISf FrWMTV &rf vfttO of iito dUari per ' m(Hitb, btf t ' mUM lutnou mun bear w UUtt
bad ' reforfd, rtmorteif n b'piV
ihe iflaawr iMwhicb tbr right oT.eitisp
W6liationioWftliK te ihe dif
jonri oTa(y dif Wet ol'i'Uo vlTied? Stato)
nn(.ii eotirt. and tberoio Ac'racorded, bU
etart lUt fee relwqiito he. artrrPl
oilizeiu aaot mean 10 upiri out oi t lau
Ik hU bo ;that'forth oonjldered
k n;c XTcined the riaht lof ejitriaAioTivii
r .10 loBor p eitiiteo of tbe Unit
seten tbarriaeb person obaH be hold a
lin f reyr after, and iboJI not ruatuo t
ria-'iii of oifiseeMbip without e?ioif ib rough. -tb'
fte procL-st of naturaliatioa t other ciii
I' iv: bill nr twiee reaj awl 4omittJtMv
1 l ;,ci u..ifwis nriTHiniriii riririi liib n.ii iibv hi n uflii.iiami ' t v ukuii vumjumciuui w -inv
- f . Srit ar- 1 1 iJiilM a - Hr a . v.- x a - 1 j- hum aaii a luur'np 11 a aaa - m aa a ram 1 ajaaa .a. ua najiMa
la.ilBliTlif'otleiil'WM' ol; lakpw
. CI r"T?rt or Mr. bintes, oi Massachusetts,
it Vuji Jijtt'f fhat the epaiiiuttee oh the
JaiUdUry bo iaari. ructed to eoire into the ef -edionev
af nKiVidinsr bv U for aiipointio
JuMiccaoT Uanservatori ui toe reace, $r nlutt
tioii vf ibe fan a o f the IFuited 8tate.o.
" .Ob, motion of Jitr.' Korf, of Virginia, a
eonvpnUoe wpaappoirited t8-eoq7iire into the
Ipedieney of 'exientTing the pr ivilege of frank
ing toono pertoain ebeb of the tatvi and Ter-
itoriea of the Inn ted States, vrHr Hi( lis tip
pou
for.
lis
iirimr rcfiectt . hoftor tb w-5ttatry
toaotry.oa ite)f rlftiwg frtro
fgeaiits ' ani -;iu mfmml I rumi y
btewirtljr Yanderhraibj buHv, btJealfiriaHd
mudv otltri. secure to each aii imiierubabie
. .. - . : . :i : V-:: .r.: o
jarae, auaiQ inejr country renown. Anew e:
etiquette:
r i 1 j 1 1 1 1 1 - - j - 1 -in 1 f 1 .' 1 ' 1 1 11 . 1 . , - -
tifl,tfijti5m, arc,- li1"
drtviogrooni and tluftyiirio 1bielt Mrs Mon
roe pieafia ( to adopt, ip frtvg .the lid tea, of
the JiWriet'apd atrati-tV for soinf .tibia
Das t beeti a vubiecl of ; iteb Irouirlr And tie
bale, if. e- ore not inlsuifbrnif d "ainofct; jtlxib.
favhiouables rf astMOgten. WVbate otrr
iev.e : rrpruieui ( wjiiiCBBCu ine inirouoeiiopi
of ti aobjtct upt tbt topis, acd it IN peter
aiUu4e ejwite eoioiiderable sbtereat afid Va-
fie or opinions, ad of ltt th. senaflion tai
heea consider a Wdj a Itarmrtg thi Mr. Jl.
doeanastoeam toietari ia, lot- merely; la
aAakati.-aBt AA.MMMvr . ? : t. - t -j, -
VB4aut, in truths adrtil bt rtie-prfnMder
Bfltttdi leemt 4oh get mpHMBtliiiUi-C.
iibd "Beitwi actt'oola .will Writ Ailed' aiid VHball-
ed, in tnof by iir ovh. Vt eoTtsraiuUlo ibore
who arw iJt)ed with gejiius, but wboJe mton
at'o too lifted tq enablejlioni to secjc, ibdis
taul i gioUj (he acquifetnentu neeeiry fori
and : their judmenn tad tft iWeio 'tbiirlaa't
tbe elmrafiers of defMaey ndCortectttfis on
rm
e
. Ue nrototct IhevJinvit nf rnmnletinff lhiir Stli-
uwi uy ine uovernor ir ieisiaiure iiierrorj ,1 j; ' y -7rf J"i' "xvr
the iorpose 6f dUtributiV the Vdveinu ld e? t"1?',? Knd, uder p4iKaiatl;
Utter, witbio such State or Territory, dt) V1 ,reil ",0 " op oC
katthe bavelearo to report by bill or -ther- fj07va??0f ?tereatiou, ao U.at leareto etn-
Mr. Cohh f (ieorsria, "fro 31, the elet oen Mr. 3J;ini6t, bfKy. oflVred for eonsidera
ill, w wbot.. the. 8uj'iH Mas referred, fee M?1' fg reiMirUo : 1
uvela bilf furie'fiiTini'Otof certuin.miUii ! . MfMveiti' JbaX the President of the tjftitod
tm nouse any miorraaiion be may bo able ' to
' -. ".i..; ... 1
cuuiuuiuicaie rmaiirc iu m impre4meni anu
detention in ebubnement' of Richard Cowlee 1
flead, a eitizea of the udired Slates,
i i'he akftfob of Air. T. wa agreed to without
mitt
uf ITW tud irt4'ftbe- ofapeattlftWM'H requested to cause to i,j laid before
'- v . 1 . . .... . ik:9'it..li'a b :.f;...!A. i ..... 1 . n ....
11 : vv ii' ana eommiueu.- --n
K.-r.!ukv, ofT'ced the f'ii&i;j resolution 1
.ltcsolved hat the.Ci-itix.'.U?? of eflrtnuiree
im mud
tliv tpeclieoey 67 -prpfi.dn,g Jy law for,. eUlu:
. u;: ti e army and u itj ofuiUoited Stajes
ejusvely,i Aweriean iaul'aetiirea. . r.
I be nation was ?re'dto.
On motion of Mr. M'C y, of Virginia, it wail
Rmtvtd. Tbt the cgmmMo o public Usl
bViaitrurtcd ro ern jlrtf inN tne expedienet -n
8S VMM 'ie
Armband Frrtif.cat 011$ " In compliance
Him I.j res'ii-j'tni f in 'Jauso or itnreseh
tit:v;s rr qacstijiu tbc President of the United
i-y (i:rTwrrohe-fttid: bw?!jrrtbp41me of
Let -a-. ?7ita!iv'1 a leturu o?the present. a,.feQSth
r( ,-f nf ti United States, wilhjhe4i-
rjieiuspbutiijn thus kicdied, diffused aud Riade
ailive, yi bestuw on tbeif wntks Whatever
jcaJ delist and enchant the mind, And sfleu
and meiiu4te the heart, .Mr, asked pardon
for this tpspas. , Ii.d he snid less-and less
be eooid iik nave said he should not have per-
fof:oed duty and don jsiee to
ints iiii hoped the bill wuahl p
pwusly
bis feel
pass nnani-
be hiij was rtiiortcdto the houso. ordered
' lUvolutiunitu Survivors. The House hatf1 ngrJ , rd oubsaiitl f read a third
i--"-... r--..-.- . . w ii tiai. ziafiifd ud seat to t' seuate.
kl. k . ni4 lhe houso tbeu rennlred, itself luta a,eoui
a u R7 mm mmmts kirr r.rr iitti- i niiir vnrwavi vbt iiih ai .
- - w w v v . ... W R. " O '"
edrs and oldieia of the revolurionAr war . meeortn whole, Mr. a- otnyu in tie euair,
tjhe eoatmittee of the-whole ros about; " "'1U by. wUHsfi iba nt or cueusn.,,
v'Ai,otr ..ni A.rit .. kin . 1 . mav be relinambed."
ftue took ap the U nondeots report M5vrm W cwav"' r,n
I dUeused ta.-.i:vv?Yrl,,f
Qtnc author oi me out; eonseiueaio is psM,e
u0 neat," by the committee's rising ojiUuning
eaii;tHg9vdattf f,li.f
oWbresRRn eeretnoalee ii ow,r.ptiWfcto t9?V:
stltWtorfl,' but we sb all always ' Upheld 'iui
eonfBnd rdr propriety of beha tor jf ad . respect ' '
httfoiUit vWs iari fAt froai wishing ! de
erbtf eV oirereMw.16ntA
;.tPtea'idei.et-rillC' oif--W47iirlfiii - 'it;, tie
laine tir;P hopewe !iav loo oiueli justice
1 aiK lroto-ttrt tayr onr Chief t5twt-te. a
etitdnetadriaifdewhieh we ' sheeld consi
der cruel te-txaet frenr fW if knf other
.iail'netarmetfhy H height of
irritation,; 4cd i $lf. Monroe about to pltr
S0e it eoa'rir so opposite to that of her prede
refsof 9 AeotirsVwhieh nde her so Ulov-
ed by Qs aN, Afid whien rendered her so awia-
ble n Hui tyeaof ererymttit at Wagbing
ton." If tvtk be her planfr, I answer;, tor one,
th trill not hold her popularity long." ,
tlenectiBg on this apereli, and not wishing
that either, our chief nrugrstrat or his contort
should lose their popularity unjustly, we gave
some eonitaeraiioa to tite snojeet, and we be
gan firt by traetng, in our roiud the origin of
the dfawiftjrootn, .wnieb Iwl us baek to the
dttji of "our beloved Washington, w hen till t-
rempfs At intfoduciop txcourt rt yuHte tor the
honse oi two ehier magistrate were . rideuled oo '
republican uriiiciple and on the grout d that
She
tfdrlj t
bs 'Iifher-ifter. The realutiOii wae aweoU lPU cmimieJ j wuen v
i,. ;.v ..'...riiv (f 2ft or an votHn. tioa.w?re SMceesmely made and
dueree to or tiieud many of tbem.
House having, at length, goue thro
the iteud 'iient s,
baWU'aMrJered4eHjrodas-JU.
rimfH, netn. con. and read a third time to
loonatf. ,
U'Mr.lii ; .uureaf am'Ug the Several aiiHfafy
p ,St; h is deftixued to protect, logother
v 't a-jy r fjrfnation vntcu be may ha able te
ttK'.r. respecting tje eoaipMe?icy of such force
.o prcserre and defend the fortifications,, a
njoDffst wbiobiti distributed, and to aid in
Cttusiructingi and to defend ush oftier milita
ry vrnrkt, it any, as it may be io- the coniero
p!l?rt f the government to etpet', fortlie
. bujK pft" dual secority of the Uiiirfd" States
anil of the Mveral territories thereof j'' lbe Se
cretary of V. ar has the houor to make a return
of the p-i'fot strength of the army of I he Uni
ted.t'iips, widi the distribution thereof aarohg
tlte several military posts.
The military establishment ai if flow sfadds
U'suSeieotrtexfensite a keep the ibrti5eafions
iira state ol oreseration. but is wholly inad-
. opiate to defend them against a regular attar kl
Any a force of suflieient utrenth or skill. -1 o
gat riion the forts on the maritime frontier bldue
nuold require, aeeliidHig to the Bett intornia
tiun and estimates jof this department, more
. than thfiee our preut nuoiber, to repel "ibe
asaalt "f such a force. 'The ''portion hf the
artn s'a'.iaued in the reigoborhood of fortifi
tiiiiicai buTV: e.retlins iare einployed tb . aid in
coii-MrHe'n; tbetn ; but only ait fueoniderable
ncinbtrf baa yet ben o engtgc I, owiu'ite It
a-perleitiituauoni Tbouca not immediately
'VyrheBded4i.tl.rc4ola;o:i ;"f virtft nute,
' hut joslieorto l,Uar,myto Xrve, that It
hj.4 -ca eitplovisd la a coasi Jorable extafrt,- the
ihh yf-4t, io the e;roiriieioii oi roaus, rsDa:M
and othet jHibJic wfij ks coubcctefl withhe de-
"leufe of the. coub" y. :."'V ' ? .
t.ft''cxiung fortifications are thought to he
' wpaliy iii.uidifiut iii the eve.nt of a future, war.
As tiitj fJseUraiion ot. war is "the aet of jit be
wije 'immunity, Justiee, bonprand hilsauAiity
riiretbfat every portion of the couiitry should,
, as far a nossible.he pioteeud aeVmst it rav-
TUi i among tbe-most sacred dotie. of
the government and, impressed with its im;
portuuee, a hoard of the most skilful efficers
M oar service has been constituted, toefaihie
' the whole lino of our frontier, and to determine
on the ptmition and extent of works thai may
' V neeessary to the defence of the vtntry.
' This great work is not yet completed f andia
Us preseat state, it ia impossible to speak wijh
IMl nrecisioa at to the extent to which our far-
tificalious oueht to be earried. Thfsoldiera
.will be able to render important aid in eon
Uroetias: the works that may be determined on
irem tlieaompomion oi inr-army, iuoy
resolution, that
irn on v e
Ami the House atfitfJimed
Mr. Mnrrill sjnve notice.' that he slunild to-
iinitrruw offer a joint regoldtioiu dii:etiti the
the respect we shoo Id a way entertain, for thr
man of t9 proplc'a chotee, would .a all caV
govern iurHieponmen i iowi
indittdiisi of hit fap'i.
faRraa a 'fl Ttmf IBBaa'aRaaaRtabtfi tL 4.- 1 - m ai
vniviTiani If r "H l"nTl UGPR mill' flva"
few persous acted in eoutradiciinu thereto, bnd
Uu fact to the my spirit of our government,
aeu attempted to make comparisons between
tbe upper and lower houses, and between f be
wtmf genatfirf andoirofnrepmetria'tivei
sMrSJpritMP offered a joint
the two bouses shoiiU artjour
. . k-. . . , . . . , .... i . v i . . -. i .
the .2Wi nut. to meet a jam on Monuay, nieach soldiar who -may reeiv ' H-patenj,
29ih ie. with a descrlpti of iliinttAlity flmiand.
The'tHoliition wa twice rend, ind orderedjag jbinuted in the field notes of the a rv. yor
to he er&rossed for a tbird readsrtg was suUm JVlr. Uickerson aava uotit'.s that he should
seudentb read a "third time an t passed, by to-morrow ialroducii a joiaf j-etolution, popos.
ayes anitoee, 8,to 3, nud eni to the enate! jnst A a,iiidinenf to the eiiltitutioH of the U
for eftifttrreuee,: and then lhe lqusb ad-ta
an oaly eme ia aid ef rep I t and professed
Sffemea.
janrbed4
' . WtdncldayiUec.
Sutvivife Revolutionary Patriots,--Tho bill
providingfror certain snrriviog officers and
soldiers o the revolutionary army, wjts read
a third tiaw.
A mot i-as made by Mr. Loivnde to re
eommit th to a committee of tbe whole
House, u il tastruetio'nV''" to limit the b'nehts
of the aet tinoidiers who jw ere enlisted for a
term of threiyottrg, rJfor the wr, and who
did not deseVi: .aud o offieers who continued
in the servie&tf tf, iTuited 8tates 6 the conclu-
sion ofthe viria 1783. or vereleitout ot the
serviee in cooBuonCe of some derangement of
tbe army ; v :
Ti'.e questifii bein stated on thtts recomaait
fihg the bill, Mr. Edwards moved to urr.end the
said instnietitti by striking out.tbu word
three iorsMnd to insert in lieu thereof the
words one eh,
And the qieAin being taken thereon, it vjfat
deeded to' the attrmative.;i.J'.' :
' Alter a consiti.hleiU'bAte in which Messrs.
labntioa of Ky.Uliller, Ogle and Uhea took
part; a di,virfiu rtl the question being required,
it was takea on' rennimitting the. bill1, aud, de
cided in the negative, ayes 57.
The quest ion xk, then taken on lhe final
passflge of the billnd decided in the oifiruw-
tive without a div0o. And tbe bill was sent
to the. senate for eobturreuee. T
On motion of Mrt Drake, of Mass. it was
Re&tved, That thi iomni(terVr. Commeree
and MAuufactures bkirrueted Jto enquire into
the expediency )fgr;n2. bounties to manafac-
of woolen and cottoh eihs, of a certain -width ?
and that a permaneiitraud be appropriated far
that purpose. . . ;A
Onr motion of Mr.u:jif-the committee on
PosL Roads was instfa(A( to enouire into the
expediency of altering L D04troad from Sump-
Lvt rlllv v vuiumw'JvoOlD tjaroiiuj.
The bilt for the renjon 0f the duties on
the Painting pretent. Benjamin West to
the rennsvlvanialioinvi l... uken up in epm-
mittee of tbe whole c. 0esba in the chair.
Mr JMiUn, ot TVjuja, paid the ohjact of
Htat'es, as it respects the electton of represent
atife in congress, a. id tbe-uppeintineiit i elec
tors of presiaeut aud vice-president of the U.
Stftes. -' . '
Mr. Noble laid nn the (able fur constf'.' t ou
the following int. ion: IteAlvcd Tii i ihe e :m
mittee on finance bo instructed to enfj'ur.' v.! h(
legislative provisions araneccssery, if toy,! to
anthorife thc payment 6T ill , three per cx nt.
now due, or'tbat which nmv hereafter h Uu'c,
aod between them and the wives of (he heads
of departmtnU, and between these uod the
wives of citizens. Gen. Wnshihgfon, to poi an
ead tu aikthese intrigues and efthnlni establish
ed a Ire for hiiHseif, and Mrs. W ashington
was instructed to visit tbe ladies of aijflhr se
nators, members of the lower honscam! those
of respeetnhle citizens without ; '.distinction,
i his Vvasihe origin of the drawing room
WJienMr. Adams succeeded to7 the presiden
cy the same arrangements ieru oh served, with
tm (uUeftniee, that striist attention was paid
ma no -gee i toman shcnU be admitted H
Irnwiiiu; room, who hndjjot hecn previous
trodtictd to (he presidrnt at his levee.-Forties
j ruiiiitAg high at that lime, some of the pertnnt
; uhotit president Adams ard bis lady crave such
dVeided marks of diappfob'itico, when certain
mcmbers'ttf' the opposition nppeared, lhalth-y
s?(OU denerlctl tho drawipgroom and levies, and'
a ft - ... .
;'jrVy.
lofiie aiaieoi iiiuian-, . aiisui? irom ine . nei , reudered-rboih arraneenif a IV -'in populsr. This
pruceeosoi uie Raie oi ine plates- inula prsbahiy itrrKfiteed the idea hat they savored"
lying wiiiiio.uir-uiu -IUU-, iui?udrB.oL uu n raur!mf nriocraev. that when the save of
Mntircllo eome into oftie" he etK.lished both,
aftd with all the-deference nd 'respect whitdr
war shaleverteta'Hi for the aet of tbtt illustri
ous stRiesmad wenty in our .' opinion, retber on
ihcvoiltvr extreme. H received any bedy and
every ; hodji in his cabinet, sitiir g-rooui, or
breahi'st-room, whether ilrewed, or in hit
morning gown and slipper, just a the bap-
aeL )t ccagross ol tlie lOtlt April, 1810.
"jfhe senate, then went into the consideration
of executive busines.whieh is aiwiyji' s.ct
on with closed doors) which oeciipied ilifui uu
ttiiheir adjournineu. , .
., 'v-. Decern''. ,-.
Mr. Campbell according .to .notice! ' in
troduced a bill to HUiliorlivj the uiaie - 'IVn
oessee to issue grants and perfect tiU;'s ui cer
tain entries and loeatibns of landi. 1 .'hone
in ad a pursaant to the laws of North Cn olifm,
bt;for tbe 23th February. I7tt0, and rVru-rni-
;zed by the Kesiiori''ae.tf tha state' V i7av.
ahd lying vitKin certain limits.J . I lip bill
wftspasd touaeeoftd'reading.
"Mr. ampb4ly from the commit tee i,n fi
uauee,to whom was referred the bill from the
other House, to continue the. Mint Establiijh
oientaf Philadelphia, reported the bill with
an amendment, (limiting the operation of t ho
aet to live years fi om the ih of March next.)
December Si,
peued t,o..cAll, and he cared r ot whether '.'CT
came in. boots or hoes, muddv e-r clean, wtili
a blatifc hanilkerchjof or mnslin eravat
Y h en Mr , M adisOn came into power, new
The resolution of the House of Keprescata
tJves to adjourn to Monduy,. was concurred
The resolutlpn proposed bj &!(r JXickefson
fee amending tbe consti'utioo, sq as to provide
for the election of Represehtflthea miiAJilfctors
in the severaf ttates, BY HISTftlOTSi was
read a iecond lime, had committed, to M.eosrs.
Dickersou, King, Daggett, Maeoa and Stokes,
to consider and report thereon-. .ttt
The bill eobeerniog the Mint Establishment
waajesnmed, amended and ordered to be en
groased for a third reading. '. V T
Aad j,he Senate adjourned to Xloadaji ' ;
arrnngemehU we! deemed necessary, crd a
middle Pourse between Ueneral "Woshinsjton'e
aiid Mr. JJt Ittrrson s mode was .-adopted. I ne
iefer of the former was abolished, end h
draw'ingtoom prcgerved. As at that time the
whole pepulalnin of-the district of Coitn't 'a
scarcely eiimpised" ittofe inhubitattt tfcaii i
now contained In Georgetown, Mrs: Madison,
in the bUonj of health, and With a cr.nstiinticn
capable of supporting any fatigue, eofPMf iieed
her career by visitipall the ladies of our cit
izens f as also those nf strangers who ttight ar
rive at the metropolis. With bow n uch-ed-dress
a aequitted herself, and with bow mueh.
atef tbe atooped to conquer," it fresh in our t
remembrance, and will iongcontinae as a pleas
ing tewlfoetien,';.'"' .b.4j w
But ire most all of us remembe r, at the r ame
time, how many 'privations the suffered at Car
population increased and tbe ieflux of ttran,.
gert aogmealed.1 "What was began as a plea
sure beeame a teriout aod severe duty, end in
fthe end a laborious task r ' She had eommcaeed;
p.
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