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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
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AIKEN up and committed 90 The Jail of
4 Washington county, o runaway negro nan,
about feet or inches nigh. supposed 20 he be-
tween 30 and 80 years Of age, says his name is
jerry, thin vsage--had on when bro't 10 Jail
2 trab colored coat, blue overal!s, and with bi-,
a number ct clothes, among which is a broad
ubd dir',v Jacket ne saws that he belongs 70
John Walker Cherokee Indian and was sold 10
me ''d Walker by Mr. Teel OF Tennessee He
was committed 20 the Jail Of this COUNT, tbe III,
az Of Dece0berlAst. The owner is reoues,eJ
70 come and prove his property, pay charges and
take him ava
JAMES LONcLEY, Tailor.
Washington -cuntv Virginia, ,
Jan. ''n' iFDN. W3m
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Bred by tle Duke of Grafton, beautiful bright
bay, near sixteen hands high, OF high Form and
elegance, rising thirteen years old. in good health
and great perfection, imported last spring by
William Lightfoos, Esq. of Charles City county,
ard now his property, will stand the ensuing sea-
son at the subscribers, in Charlotte county, FIVE
miles below the courthouse, and three from Boul-
den's old stores, TO cover mares ut Six Guineas
the season, for which note will he required, dis
chargeable by the payment of Twenty Dollars,
At any time before the 10Th of August next, when
the season will expire. with One Dollar to the
groom for each mare, paid at the stable door
Cool and extensive pasturage, wei! enclosed,
with 4 creek and branches running through, the
Hat land afording good forward pastures as a.
ny in this part Of the country, gratis. Servants
that NAV he sent with mares Will be boarded with
out charge, and mares fed, if required, on
able terms. The utmost atten IN paid and care
taken 70 prevent accidents. but will not be -espon-
sible for any that may happen.
HENR1" LESTER.
March S, 1904. WIFI
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dock in Amelia county, some time in August last.
one pied STEER supposed IN be abhut 10 or II
years old, marked with swallow fork IN each
car. has scar on his back and 'hc appearance Of
being usei to the yote--appraised to four pounds
by us.
Thompson Seoh, AreJey Neil, 5oJH SffeBeR
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Edsrara Rggfn, Peter Fps, '5obn Ave,y, 75oa,as
eG'lt, Reace Roiiiggs, 8iiSs Reaves, Pan Lsosa,a
Jas. Z Hubbard, La'raa biUkes. .Jcsse Heath,
Je5n Jones, I'm Cole. Jo6n 31vkes Roger ht&is-
son, 24cs. Goy, Nm G!orer. 7o.s Morrison, Tohn
Bate, Sea !.n5 Gc;y, James Cw.ron, John Re.tb,
Sh'b Grego'y, jos. fo,d. Geo. Cocte. Isaac Hii,
Eae.cs Cccke, ". Efp,, PED. n Da:ie.
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% cover, t6e ensi,os season, ~ nay stxtle GIN
Chesterheid county, near Goodies anA 8eyii's
Bridges, the high-brsd, well-known English,
Racer
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March S, 1904.
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HAMILTON was got BY Dungannon Zone Of
the best sons of Ke!ly's famous Eclipse. who
was esteemed TO be the best horse of his day, and
covered a. fifty guineas,) his dam By SNAP, sister
TO Jupiter, bred by Mr.. Cross 1773-hcr dam
(young Marshes DAMP by Blank. Stirling, Miss
Maguttt, BY Partner, Greyhound, Curwsu, Bav
Barb, Lord y Arcs Arabian, Whiteshrt old
Montague Thus il apre2ra he descended
from the best running stock in Englana.
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Pc T o r VI ii c e S.
This horse ran Ks very high 4 racer, both for
speed and bottom, IS ne proved successful in
twenty races before he left the turf, fslr of which
he walked over, none vcnturing TO start against
him. In 1891 at IjambIe5on, Yorkshire, on We'd
resday MAY 18th, he won sweepstakes OF ten
guincas each, for 5 ysar dds six subscribers two
miles beating MIR Scthes {. by Magnum Be-
mum, Pierce'5b. b. Young Marske, Turner'S
Coufedcracy and Craddock's CHI. C. Leicester.
At Y o-lS he won Sol for three year Odds, beating
Low cher's b. c. Griffin, Crompton's CHI. Am
bush. Shepne'd's Madcap, Cnfton's c. CS.isr,
and Garforths ch. seven betting On Ambush
against the field AT Manchester in June, he
won 50l for three year olds. two mile heats, beat.
ing Foreigner and Loyaiist. At Stockton Sep
TENDER 2oth, he sweepstakes Of twenty
suineas each, FIVE subscrihers then Sir II Will
ansOn's property, formerly Mr.. Hutchinson's,
beating Higlyer, oct of Wren, and Turner'S
Delpine---ia i79J. Hlgnbleton won five umes
10 wit a handicap plate of 59l two mil. heats,
At four years old, beating iusee, Blacklegs, and
Watkins c. five years old At Edinburgh Iu-
" Doth, he won his ms,sty's plate Of 100 gu.ncas.
four years Old, four mile heats. beating Pysbad
and on the 23d walked over the ground Cor 5O
all sges-ahd on the 24rh 50 guineas flr AL ages
four nile heats, beating Gregson'. h. II. Archer.
ears old, Mr. Pcacock's ch g. Farmer. and
M Wilson'S Creeping Kate. At Oumfries in
b. r., Constanr In 1895. Hambleton won AT
Xelso. 5,h O90bcr. purse of SO ruineas, beat
Ing 'ir Baier's Black Cock.--In 1899 he won
egh. Zines, 20 wiz lat MidiIeham in Yorkshire,
4 sweepstakes of10 gm0cas Zach, five subscribers,
3 mile heats, beating Merry Lad aud Arthur
At Edinburgh on Wednesday the 25th. 50 gui-
meas 10y ali ages, beating Eliza Fox and Betsey
On Fr.1aY 18th, the ladies' subscription purse of
50 Euinels, beating Flercher's Jane At Mon
trose IN Scotland, August, ne walked over the
ground Cor 5Ol pla-e-and also walked over the
ground for a subscription If 5Dl. A. Keso Oc-
fober 10th, for plate of 50 51jne1s he walked ~
yer the ground--aud also his 7,ajesty's 100 gui-
neas Eiyento the CaleIsnian Hunr, far any horse,
sc. carrying IL stone, four nile heats. then six
years Old, ne won against NJ. W-ntworh's
Trimbush, Piermonj's Trimmer agea and KIN
caid's He'lor aged--and Saturday following
purse of5O given By the Hunt. free forauy horse,
&c. Beating Farewell and Roliker At Carlisle
he won 100 riinea5 of Mr.. Sityell. beating his
b. by he,e1r---In 1898, he won at Edin-
burgh, August. SOL for all ages, beating Max
wells Arab, and Mr. Maule's Hippopotamus.-
At Montrose he won plate Of so guineas, for al
ages, beating Pitforthre and Contractor See
the Racing Calendars for the foregoing years
Il
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Tbe CRNyINR PERSIAN LOTION,

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particularly freekes, PmPFcs, infarnmatory rcdnef,
rcur letters, ring worms, fun burns prlckcy heat &c
The Perlian Eotion operates mildly without inpedi
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hcarh Yer it's faufary efIc6ts fpeedy AID pcrna
ent rendering the ikndeliGaely foit and clear nptov
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Never filing TO render Ordinary conatcance beau
tiiuI. and an l1sndtonle orc more 20
The RESFORA TIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.
Th. excellent preparation comforts and hrengtaens
the puo prefcrves the enamel from decay, and ceanles
ard phites the teeth by asoring all that acrimonious
fine ard foune wheh uttered to accumulate, never
fails 20 in;ure and finally ruin them.
Dr. ffAEiNss GENUINE EYE WA FER.
regaey for all dieafes Of the eyes. whether
tSe fTe Of natural weakness Of accdent, Deductions
& rheu, dallnefs, il hing and films the eyes,
falling TO cure thofe nadies which frequently iuceeed the
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet dcovered which gives isnledi-
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT FOR the ITCH,
Which warranted nfallbls remedy at caes a.pi.
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Jsnsary t%.
70 Rent,

Fer one sy mare yrori, tb4t 06lss#
DISIILLERY AND MILL
Late TIE Properly Of C-noral GroSs' VIZ
I3eroN Of Monnt Vernon, SITUATE !" ~,
navigable creek within zine mics o. H''
This DiaiIlery has FIVE large 81 n
and Boiler etec,ed upon tn: late improve gj
with lheds for rating ana iaming l7o5s' ''"'
Tor thirty Bcepes. -, b
I., point Of ftna icn Rene csa ex'ceG :. d
eafy acce!s to Maryland, will always eniu'' j
greateit abundance CT grain for Carrying y
dilliling bui!ntls in lis no& cxrenfge iea a., d
peadent OF It's own neighbourhood, ~1 g a
always been able 10 ldpply it. The ID. I'D
require fanc repairs, which will be eo@ III
pfoprif u. expsnce en- has lnanufae'o.JJ. rs. p
samtiics OF Vioui, ADD may e,dly pc n'O' II
it again. To thi, mill is a cooper'i inoh =, M
comfortable dwelling hcufe. Applicant
made to the fobfariber, near the i2ot. GUS
Woedlawn, Jan. 81. ose<
ss..a Z.
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Tsnusry ~
T2fty Dollars Reward.

Eloped from Dumfries Virginia, on
S SATURDAY ths 27th III. a negro man who call
hlnses Iosepn O'BarR@cl, Usually known by the
same Of Joe; eomplcxtn dark brown person
slender, md ather handsome walks erect, abaut
go years Of age + Ave feef eight 70 nine inches
heir, nas the mask OF sores on his legs, 81 spe.
c,ous engsg .ng address, is arsfg and y7ty DIS
honest, and viii assuredty fsb whoever msy Dc
80 untoltuaatc as 10 employ bim. Iiis cloaths
MOI known, but has . par OF half boots peaF'y
new, very sharp pointed at tie toes, and il u the
practice Of dressing gay he has money, and viii
no doubt procure passi lie was lcng waiter
in Dnmfries Tavern, Az; is well known 10 TIA.
vellers this way, The ab'Ve reward of sc dol
lars will be PAID for securing SAID Joe in Dumfries
or Alexandra Jail, and 40 dollars will be paid
for scoring him 10 any Jail in the United States.
Il is supposed he IS gone Tor Boston and will an
deaqour 70 get passage by water from Baltimore
or Phjia elphias Those secrctng or assisting
said runaway, will b. prosecuted TO the utmost
severity Of the law.
ALEXANDER BROWN.
Dshtfries Frb s. DIT
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7,sstfnih ;pfSyps The Isblfc f5at be has rseeived
y,gu ~ Pstest uud F0mily 34Sdiff4
Srsre, Nesu gosk, q f1eB aq5rsassrf u thef III.
Val Bic Medicines,
Wbieb IRE Ia bigb s,rs and geVfraI xls fby0ag6,
~ BE us;tsa Sfafss, n ny ef fbsaa 6eisgg J'Sa
eb1asss f5au tx dy1gs IF tss5isb thy are eom.
1,axass esass 5e 9xsebafra ut a retail Stoyt.
or TAKE NoTIcf,
7bzt 2. Kes ri, Jrst. IS Ap50fStea re efslf
9gfst fsr .dlexasdri1.
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rYrisgg MARTIN.
DR.. I3amilton's
8 cp AND aRESIOR ATIVsE

Tx RECOMMENDED as iasauab,e meSicne LOT Ss.'
rev rss and perrnaneot cure # The vaf;oaS comp 'ain's
= & rsag. from 3iipltel peaaresJIve nilc iudiie.s
,onsreacce ii clasteS unfavoafab'e T. the eoh,.'eu
c i.aoierate nie Of tea, frequent M heatoh .
AM 5 her deitrn,g incompetence the ikiu, 81 =
ar cersain pari9d IF ie--bad iyngs IN o>o eNo'
An s proved by long ana executive experiences TO q
sbfs.usrly nnparaleslcd IN the ure o.
Nervous d;forders, Vlsleas g amp :. -. ''''
Conluapsi ns, ltplaaeh A' N OA~~'
1.owneis OF ipIrits, in5iseittn
I.o apFe; ~ Naeiareholy a..h
Empurity Of me Blood Gout ia 'hS ,. lspssa1H'
liy.tericsl aft .ctiolls, Pans ~ the hinp''
Ja,sa scakaches, Resaxatlons, IT.
ssn,,a & We skAeiles, inv9untsfy ehinA0A''
rss,rs,hr forwhtc,l oasslata glcets
BgIeAnels, if'Poteney' -. !.
1880, ~ d,(eale has. brought on genera itdpove
sr.,'sns Is tb- fvem. executive debility Of the wnp
anil waaias Of the fefh whiehna noufhmea
or ceria could repair perseverance n the uie OF TN
mel;ciae has performed ths mott ail2nhhng cures.
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Fran LUTHER MdR11N, Elq. lft0rssy Ger
raj of The State ef Maryland.

Gentlemen, .,,:,;os
&c t5annrens Isiixir 1t HIS been uied IN MY iaiy tor
TWO or thee years pa with uniform aeees, NhsasveI
colds, ceughs imiar comp1lnss nave rrhaas .sl
medicine neleIry tl,syc nsyelf fund It an eKseell
am sna, fbe br acc 4ipsied with forenels and
win ob,rue3cl aud diiisait breathing.
sic accounts GO NOT heitats g rseo'sa1es -
,;ires. Ei,xr. as salesor sicdicae, and deiervlng
PsoaS 4''0+'''' IUrfsER MARTIN.
1T, 4b;; IS Ffcalv Brfgc-styeet Baltimore, was sur
-, ~ elixir oil very coli'licqca
Jf9ler. occzlonea by iegere cold caught ,svela
months ago. re breahcd WITH the g'sars onhsu =
ans, WIS tca thrown lto weakening i%ests "llsa ~
attempted to walk any ditafes and ' soSs l g0a i,
.,,,,r - whfcr he has peen upwards OF TX weeks
,vs,, return Of his complaints and genres 20 ,vS
tbs puoIic cl.mvny IN f4vouT Ct this ins@ia1Dls 'a
cine.
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rs RFcoMMgNDBD

Or. 1IAr}Nss ANl,i BIZ i0US. III III -.
The ofh-fc pills ispclectiyne' = ssto DC
ued With faety Big Perfoh IN every ifuasi0i' ia . c's
Rev are e1ceently adapted 10 carry of pstusa,
bile, ara prevent morbid c6retionsto rslIo's @,d
4ed ths 4rprtitero procure iiee uitb
ffal coIeouencesaa d.ie fails u remove COLO
taken onits fr appearance. They are ceebfated Tor
RENEWING habtual Observation-Disclosures At me ftonlach
and ievere head ache~-and ought to be tsken By al
cfions on change of climate
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~ ev4rc;vp 81 s,s.y Is: osds Obtiias Ceughs Aisi
ma, Cssarrhs, Sore lhroass, and approaching Con.
- 's sareafs zcbs MY bp0r es1llsxa a4fsa 10it6
ne HOPPING COUCH.
This dfcov-ry iso he sltiE pagshuas' az !. "a
,1esasr eict, checstke proggc aud iaort time
sntrey ren5ves the mott erpe li9osE g
- ~ lla5.cthe Elixir Is e. perfectly agressple alid
h.a,. 10 tuaa that no difficulty ares nitaklngit.
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'IIAMILTCN's ESSENCE and EXTRACT
re MUSTARD,

A llfc and e:Fcaaa remedy Tor gont heumatlinl, pal
gey fprsins bruifes, pans in the face and neck &c
AMI has pcforuc cures IN the alb We COMPLAINT
chan ali thu Other medicines ever before made pubic
From Dr.. VratberbafN,
eNltbe eaasy, giyginfa.
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The RESIDUE OF

Col. Iend7t5On's PRUPERIY
A.jo ing Us own,
WILL be fop On the Fiyf Day Of d9rI for
negoclaale paper payable in The Bank OF Alex
andris-one fourth TO be paid in four months, one
fourth 10 fix moniha, fourth in twelve monshs
md The remaining fourth in eighteen months
from the day of fac. The plot of he land and
los nay be .feen at Col. Denea!e's efsce. who is
,uhorifed TO difpofe Of the above mentioned
property IL whole OF in part AZ private fale.
Charles Ssmms,
George Dsntale,
Edmund T. Lex.
Tanusry ~ 60
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HAMJI.TON's
WORM EsTROYING LOZENGES.

WORM DIES TNOY TfetI LUZENGES.
Which have within four years pait cured upwards Of
one hundred and twenty houand perons Of Goth fexes
OF every age aud ii every tuaton Of various dangerous
complaints ar ing lFoHl worms and form obitueions
or foil nefs III the it9rnact. and bewcls.
This meiiene hears analogy whatever Of fimiiar
title, g commonly comp aimed of operating with vo-
Iencc the conetaryS particular excellence Of this
re It's being aed 20 every age and ccnlsItltion;
cohtsins nothing but what is perfectly noeen and IS
10 mid iuits operation that it cannot njure the meH
aceste pregnant Iady or the tcdcrea infant Of week
old fould worms exit ia the body; but viii, with
out pain gripping, cleanf the itonlsch and bowels of
xehatcveF is foul oenGve, and thereby prevent the
wedraiSn Of worms and many fatal difsrders They
are particularly efeacious IN carrying OFT all grofs hut
ors ana efuppns fevcri and billions complaints, and
src b. ffetr nidet purgatve that can be uicd on
any oscaaon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-13

purehaed Il your mop TIE preparations you call l7a
r,is,ons Eshce or ExtTaeS Of Miufard which belsve
his pcreet snoved chronic rhsamatl(m G. thar kI
nan,cd iSiatica, or OF the nip joael a2der ahsh hes
laoaure for long tiale, AID whlehhad baiHed every
article ii the Mate Medica and every mode q treal-
ent received pfatse for tn cure of this ohfinat
dl, lfyou think this letter ufelul you are az liberty
co mike it Pubic.
Ycrrs &c.
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Or. HAI4N's TRUE and GENUINE GERMAN
CORN Pr AiSTER

Aninfaible remedy FOR peedy removing them,
root and branch, without giving pain.
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,.,;ar and nav be ufed with peTfe !a!esy y F'gsla
oa,ea or Oh infants wcekod, containag not pts..7
~ o3ercnry or any ether dangerous Ingredient wi't
~ not accompanied with that tpsinenting mart
'sbeh attends the application Of other remedies.
$50 THE ANoDYNE ELIXIR
For the crre Of every kie 7 heaa. acne.
JV5I84 VICE FABLE SPECIFIC.
A fife ard fpecl5 remedy far the yeneral asais.
An ounce prevention : worn ,;o Pend and Malignant
For the prevention and cure o. Dsiious 1''4
fevers
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Further Notice.

fbYjtts9 N0t1et,
ON MONDAY the Ssh day, Of idarch D,y, WI
conusnce The fale OF the property q Lr,
Smith, al The Store lateiy occupied By b,es
Dumiries. contiAipg Of
Ia Sey Of GOODS,
TN remains OF hss oeere, Houiehold sad Kitb,
Furniture, Hoffes, Cattle, She:2, H3q. Fan
ing Utenfis, River AID Bay Graf Slows, Box.
SIC. &C.
.fya.-TWELvE NEGROES, # not aifs{
ed Of at private falc.
LkewiE the Lands, Houfc,. Lois, &c. of,s
Smiths, VIZ
A Tra6t Of Land near Dumfrics Oh
the ride waters of PJweh's Geek, called c.cf
Cove, containing about SOC ACRES, with Huh.
ana other improvements.
One moiety Of a Tra6t Of Land d
-Chappswamlit Creek, with Houle., Quarts ,i
reltone theron, &
A Houle andLotin Newport, (pp
s2mfej 10. -.
Two Lots With Storehouie, Shcds
WAIT, & 10 The fsme pace, N l5&4O
One of two undivided Lots in tie
Town q Gencvs, 3'ate cf Ne~ Yo-k.
Two Lots in TIC City Of Wsihlng,
ton, No. AID 49, 10 Seisre -.
And the HoufcS and Lots IN DUNE
fries oow occupied BY iaid Snah.
For further particulars concerning
faid Lends, 81. rqirr Of t4.d SlDit', or ,h'ilo.
scribe, who will lhew ihs terms ana @hph will
be publicly made known AT the time aOd place q
laie.
A credit Of fix months Will be CIV.
en- on all fnms over Twenty Daiia.s, by grn5
bond with approved lecori.y Tor the aa1oc', WIG
.atereR from the date, il not Punttn'i.y aa'
The Sale will continue from day 90
day lotil all tia s!orclaid Prcperly IL d'iH'
Timothy Bratd'57' |
~ g.. g.. l,-l st
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p. WEATHERRuRN.

John Hoover, c-maker, Saah second Street, be-
tween Mary anj caFan Streets, phlladeiPha, voiun
Mary H@aver was 20 fcverely afflicted with violent
rheumatifa verg dangerously Gtuated, The consquenee
Of Eve ceodateypg m as to be contined 20 her bed
r feveras weeks, and was ar length REFUSED to ths
lncllnchoy apprehenEoa d remaining crppietor lie
notwithstanding the rot reinseefable n'eoieas adv'c
was fsiswed and every probable remedy attempted:
when fsSsg fevcra cafes OF performed by Fia-
rtoas EacI,se and Extraa of nfuflasd they were pros
cured Fron MIR. Birch No. II, south ieeond-Stree'.
The irit application enabled her to walk scrofN the
room and tic ufe Of po5tle rcorcd her TO her ufuai
Rate of heath aud ircngth
Sworn ara fuhfeFhcd before Ehnesergcr Fornn Efq
oe Of the iutiees q The peace for Phiadephia County
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23
NARTxMSBURG, November ~.

The Legislature Of Delaware, on
Monday last, made choice Of the fol.
lowing gentlemen for electors of PreSi.
dent and Vice President, -
MaruveH Binss, Of New Castle. W
George -Kennar6, Of Kent, and
Thomas Fisher, Of Sussex county-AIi
Federal Republicans. -
The following day,-the Hon. fames
4. Bayard, was elected a senator ofthe
United States for the STATE of Delaware.
to serve. until the 4th Of March nexG IN
the room Of the Hon. William H INsils,
resigned. 49, J Us n. : ...-s-. &
In January nsxt, the Legislature win
have 10 elect Senator OF the United
States for the term Of six years from the
eth of March next, when We hope Mr..
Bayard win be chosen--At the present
juneture, when the small states are al
most swallowed up BY the large ones,
and an oyerpowering majority transact
business BY a species Of dunn legislation,
the influence of Mr.. Bayard in the
House Of Representatives cannot be -
great as in the Senate; there, the large
and small states are upon an equality /;
there, some respect IS paid 20 reason,
and eloqueneei and there, hewill Be
more Immediately in the cabinet oil. the
Executive. By eleeting Mr.. Bayard 70
this station, the Legislature will add 20
the confidence reposed in bis talents and
integrity, and convince those who have
endsavonred 70 drive him from public
life, that he is still rich In the esteem of
the people of Delaware. Phil. Pap.
By the accountofihe Election in Boss
ton i, will be seen that the people have
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HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE.
November s,

Being the day appointed BY law for
the meeting Of Congress, quorum was
formed; the members present were g..
Three of whom were new members,
viz.
christopher Clark Of Virginia, in the
room Of John Trigs. deceased. =
Samuel Riker, OF the state Of New
York, in the. room Of John Smith ap-
pointed senator Of the United States,
and Simon Larned Of the state Of Mas.
sachusettes, in the room Of Thompson
]. Skinner, resigned. .:...-.
These were severa1ly sworn to sup
port the constitution z Of the United
States, and thereupon took their seats.
On motiop6f Mr.. ]. Randolph it was
ordered that the clerk (Mr. John Beck
lew notify the Senate that quorum Of
the House was formed and ready to pro.
coed to business.
81 Mr.. Beckley mentioned to the Speak
er that The members Of the Senate had
adjourned half an hour ago, but had not
formed quorum. y---. =.
Letters from the Governors ofVirgi-
mia and Massachusetts, were received
BY the Speaker and laid en- the table
without being read, - was also another
inthe German language. =, " e.,
Pursuant to the standing rules and Or
ders Of the house, the following COM
mittees were appointed, viz. ~.
A committee Of Elections, consisting
Of Messrs. Findley, Narnum, Livings-
ton, Kennedy, EPPes. Clagett and FL.
mer./
A committee of Way. and Mean. CON.
sisting Of Messrs. ]. Randolph, Joseph
Clay, G. Griswold, Boyle, Davenport,
N. X. Moore and Meriwether. -
One Of Commerce and Manufactures,
consisting of Messrs. s. L. Mitchell,
erowningshield, NJ Creery, Leib, New.
ton, Early and Chittenden. =
Another Of Claims, consisting d
Messrs. ]. c. Smith, Holmes, Cham.
berlain, Stanford, Platter and Bedinger.
And also one Of revisal and unfinished
business, consisting of Messrs. Tenny,
Dickson and Earle. -.
The Clerk was then directed to sup
ply the me MIXERS with the usual number
Of such newspapers as they might seye-
rally d;reet-Aftcr which it was
: Resolved, Tha, the daily hour 70 which
the House shall stand adjourned during
the present session, be eleven O'Clock in
the forenoon. 49,.
Adjourned.
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thsf any sbuses take place in, their ad-
mini stration or IN that Of the public re-
venues! Whether the organizations OF
die public agents, or Of the public force
i perfect in all.its partss La 6ne, whs-
tfer any thing can be done TO advance
The general good !--are questions with
ii The limits ofyour functions, which
win necessarily occupy your attention.
In these and an other matters, which
you in your wisdom may propose for
!, the good of our country, you may count
with assurances on my hearty co-oPera-
ton and faishful execution. -
II + THs: JEFFERSON.