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Y In the House of Representatives Mr.. yM'Dufse
has been appointed member Of the Committee ol
Ways and Means to fill the vacancy uccasoned By
the retirement of Mr.. .M'Lone from that Commit
tee. Mr.. Cook, being second on the original roll
OF the Committee, becomes, in courtesy, by the with
drawa OF Mr.. .McLane, Chairman o! that important
Committee MT. Intel.


The Corporation Of Washington City have ed
Sl000and that Of Georgetown, S50O-for the relief Of
he Bank Of Washington have voted $500 for the same
benevolent object.


In the Of the Bank of Utica vs Wager smnlley
and Barnard msapprehenson exists the laie
decisions of the Courts in New York caused bv the Terms
in which those decisions been stat in the New York
prints We are obliged by being enabled to state the de-
csons accurately


The questions raised in these in the Supreme


l. Whether taking the interest," in adrance, on the dis
count OF note, usuriousl


q Whether taking the interest in advance for The three
days grace aiso was usurious!


g. Whether calculating the interest q 90 day note
discounted, by first taking the interest at so days. for
month, and the days as the 1l0h of month usur


The Supreme Court decided that OH the two first ques


tons was nor usuious but the third point that
usurious.


The Bank brought Writ of Error on these judgments
and the Court Of Errors affirmed the opinion Of the su-
preme Court. Nat Iufek


Mr.. Jefsrson's Household.- Chariot svle,
Va. Gazette, says" The sale oil the personal pro.
pery OF the late Thomas Jefferson. commenced at
Monticello on Monday 18th inst. Agreeable to the
notice previously given in the advertisement of the
Executor. The sale continued from day till day
until Thursday esening-sll the personal property
was sold except few articles which are to be re.
moved 10 some OF the cities and there sold, as here.
tofore stated in The advertisement of the Execu.
tor"


The Clergy of Havre have made arrangements In
regard to buria by which Il poor and rich, betwee
whom the most nydous distinctions had been made, are
to have the rights throughout the process. The
Brothers of the Order of Charity carry all alike to