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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-12
CoNsTANTINopLE, Aurnlt 9.

any one ihould ieek here for the ancient rn,;rs
OF the Ottoman court and the court Of Maton,et the
I'd, or Solinan the magnificent. he would be m,fe.
raby disappointed The inmenfe monarchy of IN.
field Of barte, where reyoetl psebs
q foreign power, prepare the an
B:iora, and the eoun-
Ieves from tie dominion of the
an, oglou Aga Of Pstoa, who he's
iE8Pq9iIrfy years VIC been accmuiltng nmene rci,-
IS, executes the DEGREES OF the Grand Segnror only
when revolt COTS more than obrdu nce--he has made
uieels efforts real di1enbleO reduce a Pdlha
OF lrehzendc, who is in full ,n.nre6ifoD, The Pa.
cha ut Evrezu'na marches ayainh him. ard ieays5
without defence Frlh Arre1ii, whiiit ,he Ruff
ans penetrate into all parts of ibis fine country tina.
belongs to the Pertains. and atnble rye forces 90
the iide OF dErivan. The political Gtuat Of ur.
key IN Europe is Gill more alarnDg--t.e pin sipal-
ties Of ModagiI and W.l,achia, PEG I'd ny Gau :,
are delivered over 20 the influence o RufEa, n,uch
more reipeaed at Tafy and Bacharet han the q ters
% the Grand Scignicr At Confar, rope. H,if Of
Balgar'a is fubmItted to Pafvan O.,l,u Al ser,;a
s. IN iniurre ion, and demands inderendeuee. Tho
war'ke population Of Albania has iucr. afed the ar.
mics oi the RuIIians Attended at the Severn Hand,
aud NJ. dltl!ipfii, under pre,ence 'hst the troops
,ha: come from the Black gea would lie TOO Gragaf.
rncd at Corfu, eyaeis that they frould he dcbark
~ he 0ro,sT ,o1gr>, that is 20 fay in the Frirrs
and the Niorea The Divsn, wiofe only huGneis
pears to be to place the feat Of the Tnrkh Emp 10
TO the orders icDt from Peterburg has MT failed 10
iuhicribe to this cxfTadnary command, aud thus
ice all the important POINTS Of the Empire of the r
occupied BY the Rriiians, the interior devaaa;ed
horrible snarch', ADD the authority Of seiin { VI,
ihird bounded by the police Of CorRsntinop;~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-11

Medical faculty in America, have been o.
y4st.d and published in Europe. Quiet IS
Returning to Switzerland, and vislple
change IS confessed in the disposition OF
the places most opposed to the late pan
Of pacifcatlon. , !. ,arv
From Spain we learn that in anuary'
A ,I,,;raI Grayion had reached Madri'i, IN.
formed that the spirit of defam alton IN the
English had e<eeeded all bounds. nat
the ships Of war were stationed oil Tue
coast, AMI dispatched smaller craft to s'eze
upon all their Lgas vessels and burn all that
fell into their hands. From another quar-
.ter II is said. that Bilboa had been sum
moned to dellver.up all the shipping IN the
port, but that the Commandant had not
complied, and .llethreatenings had not Deen
executed.
All accounts from Europe, determine
tina. the past had been an extraordinary sea-
son. We have continued reports OF the
foundations of the upper Rhine, and on the :.
28th February an uncommon storm OF
thunder and hail was felt at Glasgow, In
Scotland. We learn also, that In ian. last,
4 Austrian vessels persisted Ia the BLACK
sea. :.
The English report that the Alng OF
Sweden has been induced to display less
opposition to the French In his last ne
quotations, and that probably no Interrupt
ton nasy be expected very soon from bye.
den.
The Frenchmaintain every appearance
Of host lilies in their gun boats, and uncom
mon vjgor is shewn ia their naval Prepaia
items, as wellas in the ports OF their a
lies.
IN Catalonia, in Spain. they fortify the i
coasts against the hostile invaders with a
much care as in England. The Spanlar d
~were never more distressed In their CO n
merce.
OfScotland it is affirmed that its po
pulation increases. fits supposed that ii
40 years it will contain 100000 iph .s,bi
tapts, but in 1855. il was calculate ID al
1,235,38o. The increase appears r., be
principally in the great towns, and til e cal
cutatons are still partial.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-11
THIRTY DOLLARS Repard'
Ran asvay trom The JlaIJrribtr, on Saturday,
fbe z7h April,
NJ EeG K q / @ e:

TAD on when he went away, an old JACKIE,
i l. aud pantaloops of dark mixed cloth, with
a pair of napk-en pantaloons; alto a great coat
of light mixed coating, all Of which was much
.wosn. He is about feet inches high, tolcf.
abI, black, lie has two fmall fears on his facet
occaGoned by burn; he IS about IS years Q,
rae, bat has very young appearance. ! tup-
pols he is now lurking about Alexandria for the
purpofe Of obta;ning paGagc down the Potomac,
as far as WeRmorslard coaniy, Virginia, where
he was RATED and where his mother now lives.
The above reward will De given if taken In
Alexandra, and delivered TO me, or secured IN
dom- Jail SO that get him again. Al persons
are foEewasned hiring OF employing said negro.
Sydnor Baily.
Near Middledu.g. Loudoun
county, Nay ]. d6t
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From the (BaAim0re) Telegraphe.
TO THEPU3LIC.

The following cases afford the most pos
sitive proof that We have yet had in this Gu.
rty, of the powerful efficacy of the kline poci
in preventing the small pox. They are Q
SO important " nature that have thougi It
il my duty 10 law them before the pub ic
without any delay.
On the Seventh of this month | was
called to the house Of Mr.. Anbnry Il mes,
No G5. Cumberland Row, to visit Ar
rlah Smi,h, who was seized on tkt. day
before with a chill succeeded by fever,
headache and painin the stomach Ifolnd
his pulse fun and tense, with all the svmp-
toms Of an iuAammasory fever, hourly Ia.
creasing in violepc-. On fur,here xamina-
ton | discovered that this young man had
nsver had The small! pox, and that he had
but few days before arrived in the brig
Martha and Mary, from Martinique were
the saali pox was very prevalent when he
left it. ] was also informed that on the
passage one Of the seamen took this dis.
case, and died soon al sr the brig had arriy-
ed, From these circumstances was led
to believe that he had taken the natural
small pox, and treaFed his case. as such
from the common cement. On the uext
day, l2inslans,) some appearance OF this
eruptlve disease was observable, and on
the tourteeR-h the eruptions were cut. We.
ry numerous ca his body and limbs; and
becomlhg cennuent on his facs they Were
otherwise distinct, large and full. from
the 2oth to the Gath the disease began 70
turn since which time the Incrustations
have been daily falling OF, He is now able
; to walk about and is quite out CT dang.
er.
John Pennington an Apprentice boy to
Mr.. Jones, aged fourteen years, inoculat-
ed On the 18th instant il both arms with two
differ rent vaccine scabs.
Fifth Day,
18th. The incubation took effect in the
left arm.
Failed in the right.
Sixth Day.
10th. The inocula,io appearing certain
in the lefs arm and finding him almost cor-
stantly in the room with my small pox pa
tent, inserted some Of the various mat
. ter into his right arm, with every care ne
cessary to ensure its taking effect. /
Eighth Day. I
18th. The vaccine pns,ule, (Which is d
small size on the left arm has beconr
fully characteristic, of a ssnuine Gov.
poek.
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Pu'su@ as not YET eXtended fzr's'rr thanh,
base: al though he complains Of Ii. Usual
auxlliT affection under the lefg arm.
lFe variolus incubation It's cosnp!e;el,
takea' effect. Ii is raised--vesecaia Ike
lntian ed in slight degree.
Tenth Day.
~ h. Both NEGOTIATIONS progress.
R'euenfh Day
u St. The vaccine pustale perfectly Ga.
racf crcstic; its central depression yerv
cen siderable thc edges ~ raised; h.
'iss animation extending; heauxi!iary afFec.
TO n continues, but no other general O,
60 as tutional indlsposition whatever.
lie small pox pustnle comes forward
Z egularly there is little 'edness round
he base; but it differs in no apparent man
ner from kline pox o! the seventh or 8ib
day, except IN wanting the usual depressi.
on of the centre.
I Twelfth Day.
22d. An inAammatory b., sh s,xroun1.
] the vaccine pustsle TO an extent of one and
an half inches danater was ca:y and
| ieverish last evening and complained Of
/ head ache.
The small pox pustule increased yery
much inflammation surrounds il rqnsI :,
the dama.er OF an half eagle. He also. ca,
| perceive some soreness in the auxiliary
/ gland of the rieat side.
fourteenth Day.*
The eHorescence extends TO consider
able distance (hree inche. in circumferenc.
perhaps) round the vaccine pustn,e which
is now beginning to dry. The sofeaess Of
auxiliary glands abated. A few pimplrs are
observable this morning on his Skin be is
in perfect health, although he has silent ev,
cry night, and been daily in the room with
the small pox patient ever since his nocu.
latlon on the 18th inst.
The small pox pustule Fat; nearly re.
sembling a COW pox puslule, an iuilamrnato.
~ blush surrounds il of two inches diana. y
e' No auxiliary complaint re.naia.
ing.
fifteenth Day.
25th' re vaccine eMorescence decln. IS
Cd /; the puseu!e has now become dry scab
hard, smoosh, and as regular as could be h
expected after the injuries which it receiv.
ca Oh t"e l''h cay oy punctur:ng In tor
''' %s..,
oo'''ue' aoie ''ild nl'na'lon yer surrounds
''.0 S'''''' 'o@ Pustu'e ne P'mPies
VIZ :. ','aue 'sSii appearance 'ne evening
'e,o'e ias'' seS'' ra''I1i 70 uFelne 'aaa
70 pFosfess-he continues 10 Perfecs e
Sixteenth Day.
go !" - ILL a o..a ae'''pseu VIC
$50 $500 ~" 'P'e"'' "s 'i'a' ae'e''
~. IN -, ! - 800. ..
~ ''.a" psA puS, "a ''as also GREG G
-. ''," '"'Ai, = qua, '' SGD I" ''''1
y. SINS oee''is s''aci,eu' ! nc 'Area'eneu
ap.' ,. 49, 'e''i ~ oe disappearing, i's
i-' pe''ei'0o 10 u'ieasiheSs or complaint
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS Reward.
Ran aSvay fyoss fbe lt5feriber Coz Friday, sbe
I9t6 inn. a ntgrs ran named
A B Il A M.

Between 50 and 90 years Of age. about 5
iees tx inches high, wen made and fqoint ey ed.
Had on wh.n he wenr away browo haifshick
Jacket rnvch worn a. the Aeevss, county cloth
bfeeeFes. oInsburgh fhirt much worn, a pair OF
old sSo=s, drsb yarn cap, asd wool hat with a
niece our of the brim. rs has lived ieyeral
wears as fefryman at CoIche6ev. ] will give
the above reward ifhs is tecured in any Jail, 70
tha, ger him again with all reasonable charged
paid il brought home.
George S0esay.
B..nsown, Fsuqaisr C0un- ,s,.. 20.
s, April a.. 1895. ss'y Il as'
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NOTICE.

Having occaGon to be abfent from
shis place for fome moarhs, hereby rsqaeh
al perfons who are inde0sed 60 the different
Bankrupt Ejfates, and 6gsnei<s undee my difec-
tion, to make immediate payment of theiE re-
sipeaive debts to Ms. JAMES SAEDERsoN, who
is fully authorized TO receive and grant aeqait-
stance for the fame. All accounts experiencing
to thefe efases, not diieharged by the he& Cay
of April next, fhall be then lodged with Robert
II. Tayiar, EfquiIet for tuit.
John M'Ivs1.
Eruuarv ~ ID
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-30
JOHN WATTS,

a'ffax- hTees, oppoftc Mr.. joAN jANNrY's, has
received Via 6sltGore,
Il Haa4Jeme oDorfnleat of
FALL q WIN FER GOODS.
shich DC VIII tellts" Tor cain, or on .ors c,eda
IT., 10 punttuaI cuaorness.
Supporting Cloths and CsliG,srs
Winior Veiyeteen,
ra'eht Cord md Patent Cord WaiRcoaing,
Fancy Molekiss AM. Florcn:ines,
Silk PIulh and Vclre,s,
sc%.ns SILK, Tw;& and Th,efd,
Lsno and l3ragoona a4u cIoass,
l1sntlelaen's Wits and SLACK SIX Hose.
Do. DO. do (v.s
Do. do, Span do.
Do. York Fan ana D c-skin do.
Ladies' Wntc and Black Hsls,
Do. Extra long Silk Cloves ard Mitts.
DO. do, W1lh Leather g. Riding Gloves,
Sattins Luistrings and Pertains,
Lursa'ing and Satin Ribbons,
Lagos and gdgings,
London Hats.
Rofc and cutfil Blankets,
SILK Rugs and C4ddows,
Ia!Pets and Carpstiag, ~
German Cfoabriss,
DowiaGes and Bzd;ickire,
Silk and Cotton Sufpepqers,
lmpes,sl and Young Hyfon Teas,
Clover Seed and Seine Irvine, SC. &c,
Oa. 8, eod
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CHARLES BENNETT.

Has impaired IN tbt June ea3t Galley, 4r,iv
at NoRFeLK-
hiddernlinsser Carpets and arpcting,
Star.cafe Carpeting,
One bale Ke,fcys aud Hadthicks,
Coatings and Guperfne cloths of hyperion quality
g The above goods are expected By The irit packet
from Norfolk.
Via Phil. he he's reed. s. s5ened fer sais,
Black and other colours Chamsray Mullins,
Chintzes aud Calisoes,
lriih Linens,
CarhAe Shifting Checks,
Ruaia Sheeting and Drills, -
Creas la Morlaix and German Dowlas
Ticklenburgs White and Brown,
Nuns and Coloured Threads,
Imperial Tea, &c. &c. -.
Guqdry's best Shad and Herring 7'wise,
Shoe 4 bread &C. &c.
Nov. IS drw.2tIw
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,1tIW.
This is to give Notice,

A'ho AZ " ~ ANOtASS,
TeHAI ihs iu2'ctibels, OF Ae2andfia coun.
~ il the diagitt OF Columbia, havs OF.
tanned from the Orphans cour: of lait ccuoty
letters OF Naturalization On the pcrlona efa,r 81
Abram H.qves, late Of the county aforefaia .
ccalsd; all perlons having claims sgainf The cd
deceafcd, are hereby warned to exhibIr ,hcc,,
with the youcbcfs thereof, to the fuhfcrlbe;s,
on OF before the 22d day Of May next, or ,hsy
may by law be excluded :rom all benefit of fs;l
eGate.
Given uldsf our hand, this asd day Of r..
vember, lSos.
RACHEL EEW-!5, Adm'x.
GEORGE DRINKER,
PHINEAS JANNEY, Ap" 10
November %. zaw4w
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Vaudeville and IanGGon,
OFFER FOX SALE,
For Cath, Produce, or on the ufual Credit
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
LIQUORS g GROCERIES,
Gon6fing of
Mufcevsdo Sugars, ofvarious qua
itiss.
Philadelphia and Alexandria Loaf aud Lump
ditto.
+ I &C.; : z''; e.. and h ',''. 9.
Old Jamaica Spirits, for family ufe,
Peach and Apple. Brandy,
Cegoiac and Bordeaux do.
Holland and Country Geneva,
70 barrels Rrong and fac favored Rye Wits.
key.
Madeira,
Sherry,
Lifhen,
MaIags, and
TenesiRe
80 cafes St. EaaPh Medoc Clares
butt old eth proof IriGa Wh'aSey,
100 cafes We& Schfsdam Gia.
A few hogAesds Of choice MelaGes,
Tsanei1ee and Georgia Cotton.
Ganpowders TEAS
Imperial, v.,r ..rsf,i,,, c,as,sd
Hyfon, Gar, -. la ..,aa,s for
100 l1'0"' oeunsry trade aad family
Hyfan. Kin, and 0fs.
|. Bohea
Grecn Ccarc, Chocolate, Pcati Barley, Rice,
Starch, Fig bloc, Soap, Muaard, Rappee and
Scotch Snaf.
SPICRs-Pimento, Pepper, Gloves, Cafha,
Mutmegs aud Mace.
Ginger, race and ground.
Elo,ant and 0r.eaRs Indigo, Nader, Cop.
peras, Alum and Brin6enc.
Paseni Shot, aaored, from BIB to No. 9.
Bar Lead, Hautes's Pipes, Bees Wax, Wrap
ping Paper; D.mijahns, Refined Salt Petre,
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candles.
Birth Gunpowder of various quail
tiles from F TO treble battle.
@fsbsf IS.
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mo. 1862.
/,

Tie SuJcraber has for Sale,
In ADDITION 70 bis ,iorner aoek)
APPLES, in barrels
Cranberries in barrels or retail
Large New York) Cabbage heads
Rhede, Hand Potatoes, AID chesfe-and :
rev ooxss 81 hss auality MuGatel Raiins, very
A. Willis.
November 26. as
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N 0 T | C E.
A Ii pe.fon, having claim, againa the eRate
n of Mie5ael Darby, late Of this town, de.
eealed, ar. reqHeaed to bring in their accounts,
legally authenticated, for festlemen. and all!
thofe indebted to faid eaate are rtqueRsd TO
make payment TO
Caroline barley, Adm'rx.
November IT. eo3F"
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DiHolutlon Of Copartnerlhip.
Oa. 8.

THE Copartncrfhip hitherto fulfilling urdri
the firm Of Jeftbb Riddie q CO. OF Alexandra,
was dlAolped the frlt infant, by nutu con.
fsnt: All perfons that are indebted 10, II that
have claims on the fame, are squeltca TO Gene
forward and festle, as i, is deiratse TO eloie the
concern as focn as polible. Thofe whofe &C
counts are of Iong aanding are particularly re.
sueGsd to attend to this notice, and mike
payments TO either of the fubisrbe-s.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandria
JAMES DALI,
OF Baltimore.
September IS. IT
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pakIff salt.


On TUESDAY next,
!, s,clock, Will be fold az the VsndGs Store,
K u M
!, bbd,. and bis. French Brandy in pipes,
Gin 10 pipes and bis.
wbiRey ane Apple Bandy in bis.
s.g,r in hhds. tierses and bis.
Ss',s .ss brow. s..p and i.s....
M,lla aud aips Candles
Raiaas in kegs, boxes and jars,
rigs in kegs and trails,
aesso's Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&e.--ALss,
A Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Keriemeres.
Dufas, Plains, Kerieys, NegEo Cesseas'
sree,, ElafsiSks, blue Friezes,
calirancces, Rnaels, Yarn Stockings
Caiasses and csllicoes,
IfiA Iinea,, Silsia do.
O,usbusgs aud TiskleOhusga,
Muslin aud Muslin Handkerchief,
Isdia .Masliss and Table Clothes,
panaanaa Nandkerchiefs,
eolour'd Threads, Hats and sandry oths'
Estiss.
Philip G. MerRells,.
Nov. re. --
JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SALE,
Two boxes Iriih Linen-reaJ Cole
rstsss.
50 barrels prime Pork.
VIM. NoDcsoN.
November rs. d
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with the exception only of the Gazette dc
France, .continue, the corresponding dates of
the Revolutionary and Crsgosiar Cahufars..
The P,ttliriae itates, on the authority of Jet
ter from Madrid, that Mr.. FRREs left that civ
or the I4.h ult. i circumfance which anpe,rs
to have caufed the sresteft conformation there /:
The GALES orState Bills fell on the occa6on
to diiconnt of i3 per cent.-That Mr.. Fsr
RE has left Madrid, we entertain not the FINAL
iett doubt. His brother has received letters
from him dated at Merida, on the frontiers of
Portugal, and his arrival in England continues
to he hourly expected. II was reported On Sa.
turday, that he had been forcibly detained :.
bat he could not trace the rumour to any au.
thentic fource.
The report of a projected change in the Ba-
tavan Government is revived ; and Schimnnel
pennick, 1t is aided will certainly be placed at
the head of the new fyiteir, as kind of y;ee Po,
to Bonsparte. The Dutch finances continne
to be IN a mott deranged Fate and TO add TO
the ditreis OF the country, the FUN required for
the emitting year, greatly exceeds theft of the
preient, ofwhich upwards of 4o,ooo,oco of 6o-
rms, nearly four miliun itering are vet unra;d
and upprovid-d for. To the other caiamities
which have retuItcd to Holland from lis con-
ncttion with France, that of nationa! b,nk-
rnptcy IS now fyrouGly unprecedented in that de-
voted country.
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TnrpsnAy. February 2

M Macon, (Speakcr) laid before the Houfs,
a certificate from the Secretary, Comptroller
and Recorder Of New York, of the election of
George Clinton, Jun. TO a feat in this Houfe, in
the place of Doctor Mitchell translated TO the
Senate Of the United States.
Referred to the committee of elections.
Mr.. DaqgfR prefeuted petition from Ro-
ber' Patton and others, owners Of veHel
which bad been driven out 20 fea by form,
from foreign port, and had been compelled
to leave her regiGer behind, in c6niequence OF
whc n,e was obliged to pay alien duties, pray
ing relief.
Referred to the committee of commerce and
manufactures.
Mr.. Lafii0f0rr reported from the committee
appointed on the petitions Of the trr0Des oi
JeHer1on College, and inhabitants Of Nitchcz,
on the fubiett Of tract of land in that CITY.
Referred 10 committee ofthe whole for to-
morrow.
Or motion Of Mr.. Tbomot, the Houfc vent
int committee Of tie whole, on 4 bill All.
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PARIS, December 4

The following sa extract of private letter from
Madrid, dated / 5th Nov.
Ihis city has been very nlSch agtated fnce the in
teiiEence ofthe capture Of our frgates A war with
England being condered, after that circumfance inc
vitabe, the Government Paper sat 50 per cent. dit
count. The departure OF the Engiih Minle-, hocys.
yer, being delayed, favorable turn was prefprned
upon, and they rofe SIS: hut at length this mpjsr
iet off yeierday noon, and the Paper has fallen 70
IS. The French Minfer, General BournonviI. ;s
expected here in three days. and his arrival, under die
Prefent circumstances fail to caufe much fepC
ion. The intelligence from Cadz of the 9th nm
ipeaks OF the contagious naady as having cesfsd
in that city, athnpght had Of fudden abated L.
truth there remains very few perious who have not
been attacked by it."
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thorfiug the erection of a bridge acrofs Mill
pond, and Marih in the Navy Yard, on Long
Hand.
Mr.. GssoG in the Chair.
The committee having conliicred the fare,
rof- and reported the bill with IN amendment.
which being agreed to by the Houte, the bin
was ordered tn be engrofTed for a third reading
| this day. 1t was afterwards brought in ensrof-
fed and pailed.
On motion of MIR. C. ~. Camp5cN, the Houfe
went into a committee of the whole, ON the
report of the committee of the whole, on The
refolution tor opening a road from Knoxville
by the fettlement on the Tombgbee 10 New
Orleans.
Mr.. VARNuM in the Chair.
The committee fpent fome time in confdcr-
ing the fame, roie and reported prosrefs, and
obtained leave TO M again.
Mr.. Ne5oJfog moved and il was carried that
the Houie refolve itfef into committee of
the whole on the gun boat bill.
MIR. GREGG in the chair.
The committee having confdered the fame
rofc and reported it without amendment
and the Houie ordered it to be ensro1ed for
third reading tomorrow.
A meifage was received from the ftndte by
Mr. Otis their fecretary, informing that the
Senate would at O'Clock this day proceed in
the trial Of S. Chafe.
| MIR. Dazy(ox moved that the committee on
that fubje9 be discharged from the further con-
liberation OF the petition of Edmund Brook,
and that it be referred 10 the committee Of the
whole who have bill under their confederation
on that tuhject.
A meiiage was received from the Senate by
MIR. Otis their fecretary informing that they
had agreed to the bill authorizing the Poa-maf-
ter general TO make new contract for carrying
the mail from Fayetteville in North Carolina,
to Charefon, South Carolina with an amend
ment-And
That the Senate would tomorrow at l2
| O'Clock proceed again on the trial OF Samuel
| Chafe.
On motion Of Mr.. Dana the Houfe went in
10 ommttee OF the whole on the report made
| on the petition OF Alexander Scott.
Mr.. DAWSON in the chair.
The committee after folnc confederation rose
and reported progrefs, and obtained leave to
fit again.
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citizens have given their ursges and that s5l 675
citizens have accepted the fad PROPORTIONS, declared
as follows;
"1he Imperial Dignity is hereditary in the dire6,
natural, legitimate, and adaptive oeieeut OF Napoleon
Bonaparte and in the direet nstural and legitimate
deficient of Joieph BonaParte and Louis Sonaparte.
deereed BY the Conftu ional Ae Of the Empire, da-
ted the 18th of May, 1904.
The pre(ent Sanatus Confultum fhall be tranfnit-
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The PRECEDENT and Secretaries,
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Prefdent.
I" PoRcEER, CALAUp, Secretaries.
Examined and fealed.
The Chancellor Of the Senate,
{Signed) "LArLAcr.
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By the Emperor.
/ ne Secretary OF State,
(SgneG) "N. ). MA7Er.
Examined by US Arch Chancellor of the Empire.
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