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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
Yours, *,
p. wEATHERBuRN.

yohn t4aovsr. ropc maker South record street, be-
,.,sea Nlary and ChfesHStyeecs, phsadeiIhl2 yolun
tar.iv u.aSesh cath as see~s nancy ina rs VIE,
M Hs@yeT was 60 fgsfeig eili&sd Sifh vio'ent
I'm, very taugeroi.y itu2csd, The copi incnce
of ree coi Sser fy,ug IN, he caEsed Der bed
for f1vs,l weeks and &as Z; eag;h Fe,.sca g he
,nelsh ,r aDpreheaiop Of Remaining cripple for lite
,o4o;;h!iaing The mott rctpetcaDte nlcdlca aoviec
WAS ilawed ana every probable remedy Attempted;
We, sios fsgera cafes OF cues performed by tda-
n,cns Eience md Extract 81 Nlulsad, they were pro-
cured ron Mr. Birch No. n, south treond-5 street
The fri application enabled her q walk Srfoia ite
TIC , of one boesle se}ored her &c iieF utua
hSfe of hesh ana itscngth ,
S vern api iu@fcrihea befsre En7szerger Foron E!q
ole 81 he juices ot4he peace Tor Philadelphia County.
Il AMBITIONS
WORM DESTROYING lOZENGES.
Which iaye within foSs years Pait cured upwards q
one hgared ssd swensy houano perions ct both iexes
oevcy ae and Il evesy ftuasien oisarious dangerous
c,apt4iass ay lg iYea sorrs aud iotm obltfuetions
& or foil-neis In ~ * rl1eh and hcves
This n sis bears RoSaaai5gY whatever or 1inllar
tile 20 COMM, .nly car aimed s ceerasng with vio-
l:,es; on tho eosa-ys 1rrcalar eaccleaee Of this
remedy IS is ness ited 10 every age aud coEutign
contains ru1aiy ea sshst IS perfectly ipnocen and -
70 mild in It's oPesasiop tat lteauaot lplufe fne mort
dc'ic4c -. lady, o. Fhe tsndeseif niadt ei weeS
OH huld IA worms exit IN she body but VIII WIN
or rain or gsi9.og. cleaae the tosla and eoNves OF
rei.atcvst is or ofensige, ard thereby prevent nc
uaaSl.sn Of worms ami many fasa difarders, they
.re rticu ally ecacieus ia carrying oil al grois hu-
r,ors ard eupt;cr; cvsr; an Bilious plants and
arc rhe and nii1sa purg Lige thar be ufed on
sny ,oceAis'n'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
laltlabEe Medicines,
r. tIAniIL.ToN.s EI.IXIR.

hfgverci.u remedy for oils, o5iilaate Iepghs Afs
mas, Cstafrhs Sorc Tfroats, and Approaching Ce'i
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06

The SovEREiGN OINTMENT for the IT CHI,
Which is warranted an nfabIs remedy nes appli-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06

TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The enly remedy yet di(covc ed which gives nn,cdi
ate aud laling relief in the mois leyere intances.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-03
Geo. Drinker, Collector.
Ialnas CYaUen,

Has uft received and is now opening at his fore in
King-Sueet a few doors above MsHrs. Bennett
and Watts's, a handfome afortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
confaing of fuperdne broad cloths, and cad-
meres, coating, forcR cloth, kerfey, and half
thicks, Rrped and rofc blankets, fries, fannels,
toiliuett and fwapfaowns, Rufia Injecting, ravens
duck, dowlas, creas ard ticklenburgs, brown and
white platillas, Irfh linen, long lawn and fine
cotton fhirtlng. an elegant aGo:tuent of cambria
mullins. white and coloured fine India null null
andf prigg do fahionable chintz and calicoes, fur
niture 90. ladies extra long cotton gloves, French
and Englih silk pick nick, & lace do. 6 4 fa'tin
fripc and fancy bordercd cambria fhswls, white
and coIoured cameI's hair do, patent ewing cotton
threads, lsees. bobbin, &c. &c. The above goods
will bedifpofed of on the ulual terms for cain.
Nov. II.
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l3ublir aeuOue.
On TUESDAY,.

On TUESDAY,
~ 70 s'elock, qvRi Be sold at t5e gendse Store.
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikcy and Apple Brandy in BIS.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and blss
Coffee in ticrces and bags,
White s'iSssl sal brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware il crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS o,
a Ua7lety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Xerseymeres, DufEls,
Plains and Kcsfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Eaficks, blue Friczes,
CaIinancoes and RuaeIs,
Yarn Stockings,
; Chintzcs and Calicocs,
Irilh Linens, Silefia DO.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenbargs,
Muilins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna HandkerchiefS,
Colourcd Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
January 81.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-03
MAHOGANY FURNITURE.
JOHN B. TAYLOR,
Cabsnet Maker.

K5nS-Street, 7ert d00r hit one Ia the Printa
ing CBsce cf the Adueyaser,
Has receiSei from the manpssttory OF Coleman
& TAYLOR, Baltimore, PLAIN AND ELEGANT
FURNITURE, conGtfing Of
Cellefett tidc boards, fde board tables with
marble tops, fscretaries, book cafes, bureaus,
work tables, candle ffando, card tables, dining
and bFeafisf tables, which ne off-rs FOR ale low.
he RESPECTFULLY of'.rs his fsrgice to ,he public
gsnsfsl). al orders fhall be punttually at.
tended 70.
}ao. ~. dor,
ia J lYen for clean Linen ia
Cotton Rags.
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INC. 977.


X YIN OIAL u
WILLIAM H.fR7lSHORN NE,
AT HIS STORE ON KIRK's WHARF, Tower EMP
OF wo1F STREET,
New-Ehgiand Potatoes,
Coarfe Salt,
/ Midlings and Shoulders of Bacon on very low
terms,
Ready made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Supelfne Flour 10 barrels and half barrels, q
Large and fmall veffels may be con.
venientiy accommodated with WhaItagc on mo-
dcrate terms.
I STORES TO let on the Wharf, or goods re-
.ceiYed IN them on Storage
/ A large 81 ORE on Hoes Wharf to fell or let
with the privilege ofreceiviag and fhifping
goods free Of Wharfage.
A frIall HOUSE en- Water Street next door
TO Major Munesiter's, for faie.
A nunsber Of LOTS in good Gtrations for fale
or TO et on ground rent.
Alex. I2th mo. 2oril. rotf
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ICIIN C. LADD
has for fae at hiswarehoule, Prince areet wharf,
5000 bufhels coarle Salt
IS hhds w India Rum,
80 pipes beft Holland Gin,
$50 bis. Beefand Pork,
A QUANTITY Of SoaFL ather and Shoes of all forts,
SO pieces of Rufia Dock,
100 boxes mould and dipp'd talow Candies,
so do. Spermaceti do.
J hhds. and 50 bis. Sugar,
tons of Cordagc aaored,
cafes bandanna Handkerchief,
= bales India Cottons,
A few Feather Beds with Pillows and Bolaers of
the he2 Ticking,
An aTortment Of playing and blank Cards,
Bar Iron, Stone Lime refoed,
salt Petre, Ground Ginger, Pearl Ah,
Rice, Starch, Writing Paper, Glals, Hops,
Cotton Yarn aaored, sc. &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-03
Vol. w
Sales bp auaiois.
On SATURDAY.

= o,elork, 4viI Be J0ldatfbe .gendue Store, on
" j, 6utb 62s If King ayset, adjoining Ms.0rs,
Henry K. May and Co.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks
Wine in pipes and qustter caRs.
MolaiIes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap ii. boxer,
Coffee in caks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Oueen's Ware, ard
ALSO,
Avm5ety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
BROAD Cloths, + Irilh Linens,
Cafimeres, Callcoes,
Keneys, Threads,
coatings, Chintzes,
Halhhicks, Bcdticks,
.Fearnsught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
TIOS. PATTEN, AaRiose<,.
January 81.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-03
The freeholders and Hou5eseebers

The freeholdevs and Hou5ekeeper5
ofthe Iownof alexandria,
WILL plcsfe to take notice, thar POLL
will be opened at the Cou.a Houfe. in the Coun-
ell Chamber, on the 18th day Of February, at
10 o'clock in The forenoon, for the. purpafe of
choing g twelve fl, a1d able men, being free
holders TO reprefent the Corporation, as Ma =
Aldermen and Conmon Councilmen Cor the
ptefen year.
Geo. Drinker, Collector.
jan. d4w
NJ Thofe citizens who are in ar
Arrears tor Corporation Taxes, are hereby requeaed
to pay up the fame or the Collector will be IN.
der the difagreeabl, neeefty approaching againft
hem as the law directs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-03

Benjamin ShreUe, 3un.
Has for sale at the corner of Prince and Union
Streets,
bales India cottons
One case bandanna handkefchefs,
China, Longee and .Pullcat do.
80 pieces Black Satin,
3 cases fur hats,
Table and tea sets china,
Barrels East India Sugar,
Kegs rasins, dipped c'ndes and soap,
Country gin, Malaga wine,
Red 500, leather, and about tons first QUALITY
Russia corcage, we'll assorted, which will be sola
cheap.
&C. A perfon who has been a iuiFeTcr
from having his Aaves harboured.
requires the attention of parucu-
lar deicription of peflons to the
following iecfion of an act paAed by
the Legislature of Virginia entitled
an Aa toamead the A67, ent5tlea an Aa
to amend the Aa, entitled an Aa to
reduce into one, the jeyeYal ATS con-
corning SLAVES, &c. sc.
Sect. Z. Aad.be 1t fa,t5ey tnaa<d, That all
free persons who shall be convicted before anv
magistrate of county or corporation court, of
harbourlng or entertaining any slave witious the
consent of his or her master mistress or oyerseer
shall forfei, and pay Immediately the sum of ter,
dollars to the use of theinfornler, and IN case Of
failure 70 make payment thereof, to be requrc
by the magistrate before whom such person stali
be brought, to give bond and approved security
FOR his or her appearance at the next court 10 be
holden fer the said county or corporation, and in
the mean time to be of good behaviour, OF stard
committed urti the same shall be performed.
AID IN case the person so offending shall he
free negro or mulatto, and shall be unable TO paw
the SAID sum, then to receive such corporal chas
tlsemeot, not exceeding thirty nine Iashe:, as the
magistrate shall determine upon.
Jan. II. DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28

Our health is so bad, that nothing but poi
son will sustain it. 1t is such corrupt and
corruptlpg language, that makes Demo-
cratic orators by profession, who under
stand every thingby instinct, who defy all
rsfatation, and confound all sense. Yet
such lnen are ali powerful. They work a.
1nong tteir equals with effect. They form
the primary assemblies OF corruption, and
display all The passions and vices than can
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28
Late jfaraIsl gasuigems,
LONDON, .iugltst T..

On the goth ult. VI. D'Oubeil the Rus.
sian Charge des Affajrss II France. had re-
ceived q courier with dispatches, which re-
quUe an immediate answer he therefore
went directly TO the Office Of the Foreiga
Department, where he was informed bv
VI. Cai2i, its Chief uGiaterim, that the
Emperor being on the coast, and TalIey-
rand at the waters of Bourbon d'Archain-
beau, until further orders from the Empe-
ror, the communications cool1 not be an
swered though they would be received
and forwarded to his Majesty, whose de-
termination should se sent to N. D'Oubeil
as soon as obtained. 1t will be seen that
the absence OF Bouaparte and his Minister,
at the moment when courier from St. Pc
teraborgh was expected, with the Empe-
ror's Ultimatum, is merely political trick
to gain rime, as, should the month Of Au-
gust pass IN temporising, and without any
open rupture with Russia, the season VIII
be too far advanced for the Russian naval
and military forces to cooperate with Eng
Lard this year at least upon large scale,
aud, during the winter, changes may &C.
cur Of which the Corsican Usurper Will
take advai. .ge, either to embroil his op-
Posers, or 10 bring about paclhcation With
them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28
Pubic Notice.

TIE Street Commlioners have az two dides.
emf simes adysrtifed, thar the law required that
ali persons, holding property on areets that were
paved, houId pave the foot Wy op?oiise sheis
lots: The Csmnifiaaess ao~ give pu5!ic noIice,
that propoials viii be received by them on iucf.
day the goth Of this Infant, from ahy perfon or
perfons d-Groas 70 contract 10 do fash pavement
by the lquare yard, aud hnd materials. The
propofals 10 be bsnded IN fsalsd up. AID the cen
rrata will be given 70 tie lowsf oftf.
Ssn, ~ Is,
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such as SAX, brown sugar and coffee -,
remain. ''a
Fifteen millions of debt have been inv
ed upon US for the purchase of Louis;po os"
and new impost duty Of two and Sa,s.
per cent. Except Salt Mountains bora asi,
frogs and naval backed hogs, we vet see ~
advantage from the purchase, and we ~
see that the Louislanians are ALREADY =
open rebellion. We see too, that thew ,r
led on by certain Edward Livinos,on
late Mr.. Jeaerson's district attorney fo,'
New-York, where for public monies used
IN his hands, the public have got Judo
ment against him for one hundred tbonn-
sand dollars.
I've constitution has been broken in n.
Vulnerable cases, particularly ia the case or.
the Judiciary, VINO are more and more re.
duced ts state ofslavisn dependence on
the President and lis Coagress.--To com.
plete the whole, the forms ofimpeachnep,
are made use Of, To ruin the venerable
Judge Chase, for the crime offzderalism
VINO has been all MS life in the seryic.
CT his country.
Public monies have been wasted or
mlsapplied, IN the useless change Of an.
bassadors, In Dawson's unnecessary triD 10
France, 10 the unwarranted cxpence ofre.
pairinga French privaseer, in the sale of
the bank stock, &c, &c, ard pubic monies
have been voted away in silence or IN Sc.
cret sittings wiki doors closed aga,nss 7ab.
lie observation.
Salaries For the great officers Of the 90.
veroment, Which the party said were too
high II federal times, have been fixed H;rh-
erthan they would nsve been under the
terms Of tic federal law.
The best establishments in the country
have been violated or DESTROYED. Our navy
has not been spared. At this moa,en, our
helpless commerce is insulted and plunder-
ed wish impanity. The nation is degraded
abroad, and weak, distfactcfe Nand mean
at home.
OF such truths as these there is no end ;if
the few We have mentioned are not sufficient
10 disgust any people with Jeifcrson's ad.
m.nIsiratIon, hypocritical as it is foolish
and wicked, nothing can have that effect,
nor would they believe "sho' one rose
from the dead"
II we IL Maryland turn from the view
Of the general government to that of the
state, wtatdo We find 10 console us? nothing
but TIE sara sort OF vice acting on lower
scale--<3t this there is scarcely country
IN which every citizen has not full proof
before his eyrs-Each need only look to
the way in whioh ,beir own little local az
fairs are managed, and behold what manner
OF men are every where! appointed to ruls
over Us.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28
INTELLIGENCE FROM PARIS.
Fran Tie 18Th to the 27hi July, 1904.

The house of her majesty the Empress
it is said, is almost completed. Madame
de Ia Rochefoucalt is appointed her Lazy
Of Honor Madame l.avaiet, her Dress
ing Lady; and Mesdames les Mareckales,
Lasnes, and Ney, & Mesdames de Vauds'
dArberry, Savini, and Duchedel, were
appointed Ladies OF he Palace.
The Emperor has appointed Vice Ad'
mirai Latouche, Coionel-General inspec'
sor OF the coasts OF the Mediterranean.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28
Sept. 20.

e. A Barkeeper Wanted.
TO pedoo Of coed character eod capable o.
k.eping accounts, fn2nc ellie need app y liberal
6lafy will BE- g,vco. EoquIe II the Hope ana
Anchor .Tavefn, corner OF P,incefs afeet.
Seps. o.. ar
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Fairfax Court Houie Races

WILL be run for. over handfomc Courfe at
..Fa;yfa, Courr Houic, on Thuff4ay the 18th day
|of October next, pu,ieof ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, free for colts only, OF luch as nave
never won pure, two mile heats, and on FIT
day the Iarh, Ia. next day a pure OF EIGHTY
ID 9LLARS. tree for any horf., mare or gsldog
e. Non fabicnbers to pay double entrance.
Thomas G. S. Tyler,
Secretary.
S.,t >, zawzw
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9 Printing in all its various
branches execatedat this Office
with neatncis, accuracy, and diff
patch,
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The II Il l. I b | b l. l..
1 To four handlom> Oaevo Volumes-Pric-, well
hound, Ten Dollars.
This edition is now Offered TO the public IS a
I(recimcn OF American paper and Prsating, which
Asw,n not fuf-r by conpaIiioa with aoy book
sprintrd in this countfy.
4 ar A GoLD MEDAL was given 10
$Rodert Carr, I'll: Printer OF this Bible, By The
shmerican Company of Bo5kfilers. as the bef
}pccimea of pla.ing exhibited at their annual
injecting az Ns,g Z ork last juce.
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DubItr @aIe.
FRENCH and ENGLISH
BOARDING SCHOOL,

AT German. Towo, fix miles from Philadelphia,
BY G. DoRFEU1LLE,
Late from CAPE Fssucois, where be fuP-finteild-
ed an Academy e. leveral years.
AS Mr.. Dorfeailie and his family
are Frsnch, as well as aeulpsr Of boalders, the
yoang Americans placed under his will
have the advantage Of jsinng prsttics 10 theory,
by which n-aas oniy. young man may expect
10 learn lang lags properly.
Young gentlemen are taught Latin,
Creek, Englih aad French, dramatically;
Masbsmaties, Book Keeping, Hiaofy, GeogFs-
phy, Writing, Arishmetie, and every other use-
fuS and ornamental branch Of polite educasion.
S-pt.Is. eoqt@
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:::D 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-15

experience has aic,itaincd this 6rf advantage,
and iucecIiively difcovered others which have
made the operation of domeitic economy an
absolutely new art. -
WaGting by Deam requires but two days
for the entire completiou, the ordinary method
requires four days; and for fnal families, 8
or nine hours is fu!iicient inftead of three
days. BY this means. TO the faving of time
is added alto that of ixivare falt, foap, labour,
Wagon carriage, and it faves even the linen it.
felf.
Among the many advantages of this process
may be reckoned an exemption from importing
into the French empire pearl afhes and kelp,
making the falt of which employs much indul-
try, and lady the attoniihing economy of
nineteen twenticths in the fcarce article of
wood from all which advantages we find
that the proportion this method bears to the
ufual manner ley Walking, is IS fous to Is
francs.
The operation is very 6mple. Steep the H.
nen in water, even well water will anfnver the
purpoie, then drain it, and fprinkle it with
cold ley made of the falt or kelp, and fniall
quantity offoap when the linen imbibes this,
put it into Il bucking tub.-Then light as much
fire as will keep a few pints of water and the
ley which has drained through, in Il conftant
fate of ebulition i'll large boiler. This liquor
evaporating fimilhss the operationin2 ors hours.
The linen is then taken out and waihcd in a
fprng, or river, in doing which 4 fmall quanti-
ty of foap is required, and. that only for any
fpots which might have elcaped the action Of
| the ley.
At the experiment made by M. de Cadet
Vaux, in the prefence of mothers of families,
the linen put into the bucking tub weighed
25olb The fire was kept up during three
hours, which was fufficient for the operation |;
and the wood confirmed twenty-eight pounds,
which colt about ten fous. An experiment
made the day before produced the fame re-
fult. Thus in waihing 5oolb. W.T.. of linen,
which in the uiua mode COTS at leaf Is francs,
there is a faving of nineteen twentieths. The
wafh- women had no location to ufe the foap
they brought with them to the fpring, becaufe
the linen had been efficiently penetrated. 1t
was then put to dry, though the fun was al
mott gone down, and was ola brilliant white
nefs.
Such was the procefs prefented to us by NJ.
Cadet de Vaux.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-15
THE YAZOO EMPIRE.

As the fubjea ofthis ltupeudous Ejaculation,
has been already brought forward, and is likely
to engrofs much OF the time of Congrefs, and TO
involve once more the reputation and the fecu-
rity of our government and country, we think
it proper TO poiets the public generally of the
authentic documents which have been laid before
Congreis, aud upon which the merits of the fub-
jet depepd-fhould any reflections ariie in the
courfe of the publication, we fhall offer them !:
notwithstanding tie danger TO which every mans
intereRs are expofed who has the franknefs TO
fpcak boldly upon it-and notwithstanding it
may, in particular manner, eSpote the editor
of this paper to the refentful anger of tie mfe-
relied.
The hitory of this speculation is voluminous
and complex-the fun of the ftory is, that a
contpiracy of fpeculators was formed in Geor-
gia, who fucccedcd in corruptny majority Of
:be Legi7afme of that rate, and obtaining by
that means an extent of territory larger than
many European nations, amounting to forty
millions Of aereJ--each of the legislators, and fe-
veral other perions in various parts of the union,
and fome members of Congrefs, being co-part-
ners and fharers in the speculation ga fubfe-
Quent Legislature detected the iniquity, and a
convention of the fate of Georgia folemnly an
nuled the fraudulent contract The territory
has been iince ceded to the United States, and
the fub;e0 now agitated is the claim of fome of
tic OTginai lpeCGiators, ana OF various luoordl-
nate afociations to whom they had made fales,
for rsfifation, or Naturalization, or a eemt,o-
szif.
The following are the proceedings rs they
were 6ra prefented to Congrefs, by menaec
from the prcfdcnt in lso2--accompancd BIZ
the act of cefion of the territory to the United
States.
In February, 1909, report was laid before
Congrefs, which we alto publifh, as containing
very ufeful and important information ON the
fubjed and we fhall continue to publiih the
mott eiientia! documents in fubfequcnt papers.
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TO RENT-For ibe eun.;us y.,,,.
BARBARY o. TfiILMAN.
Dee. /.
N O T I C z.

HE office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
the Dhtrist of Virginia being difcsntir.,led. and
the untniihed buneis of the iid Office transferred e,
me; the Collectors of the Dire9 Tax ard Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been final, .nn-
ed and paid, are hereby informed that they are Now
re9neited to call at my Office in tie city OF Richmond
without delay, and pay the balances due to the United
states-And thote whole lands have been fc!G i, sb
dittret OF Virginia BY authority Of al act of Concr,.
OF the United States for non-payment of the DiTra
Tax may redeem fuch lands by paying to me within
the time limited the principal coils and fees as the law
directs. ~ -"
S ,no OF the aforementioned lands fold in
Dec 1902, the privilege of redemption will eon.,.n
until December next
The money received by me for the redemption of
.he iaid lands will be returned the purchaer Win
iutere al the rate OF 20 per cent PEI a:n, ON the
Purchaie money, the day on which it NAV be rsiJ
10 me- JOSEPH SCOT"F.
Martial VD
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NOTICE.

a IL pr5fon' irdebted TO TIE late firm Of BUCIiA-
\ NAN, DUNLOP e co. Of Peferfs4,g, RO-
BERT POLLOK e co. IF Rie6rsond, and DUN-
LoP, POLLOK q co. IF l1anctej1ts, are 6ereby
Notified, t6at faSpes DAaicp, late partner in tie aLs0e
e0Hffrn ba' become pnreber Of lie OuEan4izg dtGs-
they spUfbesore be peeiiO make payment 70 mr.. John
7enpti1I reidng in Riebx4ead tie Le,i5er yeiaag
IN Prfrybnrg, zVlO aioe antbo,dtO ake eest70as
and grant dJfLa,9esSaiis .vW Be iadyiiasfiy ee,y-
rTereiggaisf all 4ebo DO nvale py.ri bye tbe fri
Of february next
JOHN DUNLOP, Aho,rey -
For JAMES DUNLOP.
Ptffy5arg, Nov. Is, 1904. eff