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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-31

tolltN w n Os
aairfax-areet, oppo6te Mr.. loANJANNEr's, has
received via Baltimore,
Il HaaGj5me ag0rfment Of ~.
FALL 6 WINTER GOODS,
Which he will leil low for cath, or on lhoft ced-
il, to punt&uai cuomers.
Suprrtine Cloths and Caaimeis,
WirAor Ve!scteen,
Patent Cord and Patent Cord WaiRceating,
Fancy Mo.eikins and FIorentines,
Silk Plalh and Vclyets,
Sewiog SILK, rw,it and Thread,
L.ao and Dragoona Null Ctoaks,
Gsn,!eben's Whits and Black SILK lose,
Do. do. do. Gloves,
Do. do, Spun 90.
Do. York Fur and Dorchire do.
I. lies w flc and Black Hofe,
u Extra long Silk Gloves and Mitts,
Do. do. Wo,k, Leather & Riding Gloves.
Sattius, Lusc;trioes aud Pertains,
Lu5cRting and Satin Ribbons,
Lacss and Edgirgs, s
London Hats.
Rofe and Cuti Blsnke,s,
Silk Rugs and c .ddows,
Carpsts and c2rpetins,
German O5nahfigs,
DowlsEs. md Sedtickng,
Silk and Cotton Sulpendefs,
Imperial and Young Hyfon Teas,
Glover Seed and Seine Twine, &c. SC
Oa. 81 Z COO.
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THURSDAY, OcroBEa 81, 1906.
! PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY, 5th of November next, Will
be Sold al she Vendue- Store, TO, calh,
A valuable Mulatto Woman,
A6aSt ri years of age.
She will be fold for the Term OF rs years from
the I3th of June laA. She is an excellent houie
iervsnt and a woman OF good character.
P. G. Mdrfeller.
October IS. dsf
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BJJENOs- AYRES HIDES
70 X SALE.

ME have jue received SIS large HIDES,
w which witt be fold low for cgih or alors
credit dLa,
A few tierces Of RICE and bbls. of PORK.
HeWes g Miller.
October IL. d
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" ILLIAM q x L L /

HAS ON HAND =
Ybfrb Be SUiliG1IpsIs u on terms aavH@'NctsEs
to tbt burebgiers, tor ee@ or s'tfs'
The following Articles, VIE
SspsGrns and iecona cloths
Kensymeres and fvanaowos
Resykias and fearnonghts
Dursats and ealIlmancoes ~
Bornhazsts and wiidbores
C,nson and boiPd calableu
SILK, cottop, and worried hotsiy
Engl,lh extra long elk gloves
Silk twill aaa thread
Di,psr and coRn'an tapes
Paper ard paund pins
White ADD pfiptsd laaifsiIiss
Laces, edgines and giBps
Elegant black and Whise lace vsIss
ps,en, do. do.
Satin p.slong and Elk hsndksfchlefs
"a, o.s, and o. Canbriek r'ua'ns
India )acoust do.
fustians, bucksam, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A fsv bei.s Of Nesro Csid;e;, aad one trunk
aik ard Gotten litgs.
January.
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LAWRASON e FOWLE

LAWRASON e FOWLE J.
Hsys jxs rtee;ps4, Iy tie b,tg Ha,m0y, R06ns
B. HsN, b'sfsr, f,ex Bcfan,
4 bales beh Beerboon Gurrahs
3 do. Sewing TwiHe
do. luperi.i
80 bsxes bsa Spena, Sugars
. pipes ara quality Cognas Brandy
80 barrels n. R.skun
hhds. retailing Molaass
, barrels SpsIn. Oil
a few boxes Sperm. CaHdlss
20 boxes brown Soap
ARd . quantity OF Platter Paris. s
July s.
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IRISH WHISKEY.

The Gbfcribcr has on hand about
1890 gallons wHfSKEY, made tss Ch"an''
tron Hal,et' barley, which is Of an e1esi!ens
quality. Il ia aoa os:rrd or isle to private "a
aile,, BY the ssilea, at four alilinss ard fix
pcnce, or 5y the barrel at four Alings and three
sess--st his hosfe rass the brewhocie.
THOMAS CRUISE.
Alexsaari., AugrA +. COM
NJ r Tae lew ,i,at i.svs drank of tsia Viii,
kay give 1t tn: PseteTencs 70 sE.Hdy. There IS
no dosbt Of its beiss whosione tP'r,t. Its
beia. ,uasufaaurrd il the town, fhoals be
far.bsr Recommendation to r.: citizens.
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10 pipes well flavor'd Holland
Gin.
i 8, oaks Datch Liafssd Oil,
1, bales German Ticklenburgh
| cafe Brltsnuiss,
do. Platillas Royal,
]u& Imported from Rotterdam
In III. brig Nancy, SPaldsag,
AND FOR SALE By
1Y T. ToUeU,
WHO HAvE Is STORE,
A few pipes old Madeira Wine, Mt
Co innediats pfe,
Thee hhds old Grenada Rum,
Tsls. ,sG5s Clover Seed,
T.npps 9Th proof Sparith Brandy.
% Cab glUen for Otter end
Mink Skia5.
April IS. d
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public Sak.

f3a0n Waw.
On TUESDAY Rext,
,l,.k wiIloc fold at the Vendue Store,
Ps"' Z u M
~. and bl.. French Brandy in pipes
n' @a' .io.. and bls.
S Saln p' spai Apple Bandy 10 bis.
S,,r il bids. sisrcss aHd bis,
s. S;;.i Is s.,.. Soap and i.so,..,
s sD md dipt Candles J
Di Ia, il kegs, boxes aad lara,
a., ia tsgs and ftails'
ns..o,, Ware ia crates,
g Spoi1dusEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-ALso,
4 Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerfemeres,
NM, Plains, K.rtys, Negro CottOns,
S,,s, Elaaicks, blu: Fsiezss,
c Ss Rua.ls, Yara Stockings,
1s;p.z., and Csilicoss,
Idn Linens, Silsfa do.
Nasburus and Ticklsaburgs,
wr.io and Muslin Handkerchief,
yah, ausliss and Table Clothes
p,,1aoua Handkerchisfs,
coIut'a Threads, Hats and sundry other
'' Philip G. MGJfsllsr.
Dss. 20.
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OF w. D. SIMMS has cosamens-
ed tic P,aeir. sf L 8a, and ssears to attend
me Courts Of aisxaadfis and Wal!iiHssoH c'.s'.
ties, in IL. distia of Csnmbia ,-.the lnchsssE .
D,aria Coert In Virsifs ard ee-os9fsei
AMI Charles County Courts, in Maryland,
Augu& 1o. 60
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TUNIS G RAW E n,
RLc 4fIcT pECEIYED.


delphia and Baltimore.
AMONG WHICH ARE
sn,,ea. cloths and coioured eaaab.ickss
r.mr,r.s. D;nltisS,
Ce:tan cafametss, o. go Sa10i"A
SUI. and ceourea uuAiss,
;s,,. sankeens and India, book, jscenst
5,s;s,s and au!l auil, maf-
-. and ast naa. las,
10. ColsrSde and croGn
sise DO. red sriped saslbriSk
White ard eeleurss a''o'
n.,c.;I.s Lace,
w,;e"es,ipg. 6.4, Lace hawls,
80 rs, ltifh lin. Long si,to,
ss,s lone lawns. Super brocaaed 90.
- Stirling cot. EngliG and French TX
TN gloves.
LIN and Flanders heet. Kid ditto,
;ag Pic nic mitts,
p,,,t;,as. Englihfplit eraw boa.
6rittanias, n",
Slchas, mSara'' 1.i 'S'aAaa'''
Silk, cotton and thread handkefchls's'
hos,,v Bastaa,
Diaper table cloths, Mammonis''
N,pk;ns, Gurrahs, &e.i&c
Chnsz ealliooss and
All of which he has determined to
fell at the moR reduced prices.
Msy rs,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-31
mo. 1886.
French and spanilh Languages.

A French gentleman, lately proEeii-
or Of the Ftehch Language 10 col!.ge in Ma
ry!ara, cEsrs HE f@Tvioc 10 he ritlzcns OF Aex.
andria as tcache. o. thc French and SPaniih
Languages. fie hauers him(eif he VII be
souni folly aaequa;e to the saik, aad icliehs
pubic patronage. Afp'y at Nina. Spears board
Jog houfe Or to tie primer.
Aupua &c d3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-31

TO LET,
A NEAT WELL FINIsHED
TWO STORY HOUSE,
On St. Afsph-Rreet, nearly oppshtc Abraham
F.w's eaiss-apply to -
Hewes & Miller.
! Aug0n > -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28

yer, has hitherto aligned various weighty rea-
fons for not complying with thofe requets.
General Moreau, according to fome advices
from Spain, has taken his departure for Ameri-
ca on board of AZ American niip. The indivi-
duals accuCed of the Ian conforacy aganit b.
naparte are ttill in clofe cuitody; and fone OF
them have been fent TO different fOrtreiles.
There are now at Paris two deputies of
the italian republic, with initru6tions TO offer
the crown T oonaparte, as King of Lombar-
dy.
January IS.
" Letters from Paris of the an inttant, men
tion, that General Murat is to have the chief
comm1nd ofthe combined force which is 70 at
tack Gibraltar. The French army is to conlif
of $4,000 men. The operations of the comh-
ned French and Spanilf forces arc TO be fecond-
ed by the French and Spaniih fleets. The lat
teris TO be under the command of admiral Gra-
VIVA, who was 70 leave Paris about the middle
of the preiept month, having received his let
tiers ofrecal, and the news of his appointment,
on the 9TH ultimo. The chevalier D'Andua-
ga, ut London, is mentioned as his fucceflor in
the emba1y at the court Of Thuileries.
&C The lar accounts from Italv Ratc, that
his Naepotan rnaiefy, in arfHer to the impor-
tunate notes ofthe French minifter, AlGuier 70
nut his ports againf the Englifi. demanded
fome time lonrer, TO wait for the arrival Of fome
Important difna.chcs from St. Peteriburgh,
london and Vienna. This, Alquier and the
French general ST. Cyr faid they were not an
thorifed 70 grart but they both difpatched
couriers 70 Paris, for frefh infruStions. Mean
while, the Britifi, diplomatic agent IF Naples
was making preparations for his departure.
The faors s, folders oftheIt Italian Repub-
lie, who joined the expedition on the coat
of France, have been ordered to return to TIA
ly.
" Mons de la Rochefonbault. French Am
bafiador in Drefden, fuccceds Champagny as
ambafiador at the court of Vienna.
" The king of Sweden is arrived at Elm
burg.
" General Bruno is faid to have left CONTAIN
tnople under the Turkifh Efcort.
" Laft week number of Brtifh mannfaaur-
ed goods were fold by auction at Amfterdam
and Rotterdam, for the benefit of the French
Generals"
Private letters from Holland ftate, that it is
now generally believed. that acknowledgements,
will not be placed at the head of the new go
vernment, but Bonaparte's brother-in-law, ge-
neral Murat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28

no objection to thiscoure; butw with regard tothe
fubfequent articles have.
Proficient. If the gentlemen are agreed, I will
take the fenfe of the Senate on the courie to be
purified.
MIR. Randoipb. II is the wiz, of the mara-
gers not TO depart from the ufual courfe.
MIR. Harper. We do not claim il as right.
ITO Be continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
LoNDoN, January &c.
E*trad ofa istterfro an officer lately taken

LONDON. January 90.
Extrad ota letter from an officer hafely taken
pyiIoner.
All the line of battle (hips and frigates living
in Brett are thus vi6tuaed, fored, manned, and
fitted up for the CONVEYANCE of troops. without
preventing them the advantage of being equally
prepared FOR battle. Their holds are thus diff
pofed in lieu of flowing three tier of water,
they have hut one which is their upper tier; the
ground tier is flowed with dry provilions and
IN place of the third tier, fix feet from the lower
gun deck is built temporary deck, fore and aft
the fhip, which is occupied by troops; ham
mocks are flung two deep 70 that n line of battle
hip on this temporary deck will alone flow
1000 troops; in all other parts of the flip ham,
mockS are flung two deep; therefore, "a gun
hip nav he laid 70 carry | 500 troops, indepen-
dent Of her complement ofmen. A proportion
o. tHeir Guns are calculated both for the land
aud feq fervices. The crew is made M of as
MANY failors as thew can get, who are well cxer-
cited in military evoutions; and folders who
have been accuftored 70 fea expeditions are
chofen to do the ihip's duty, but not out of the
900"
The following is a correct lit of the French
fleet in the Outer Road at Brett commanded
by Admiral Gantheaume, fully armed and man
ned
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
From fbe LonI5n Coa,i,, nj Gan. %

rum fDe A<V"0VT COHFfer ~ fdH -.
We have reafon to believe that the Dutch paper
which mentioned that warm alteration had taken
place at the Levee, between Bonaparte and the I'M
perial Am5ai1ador, Count Coben,zel. zoas 6e,f7iy
eorye3. We were not inclined to doubt It when we
hrt heard of it, though the Dutch paper mentioned il
as rumour, and feemed amo to be afraid TO Rate il
with any poftvenels But we have hronger reaCon
ao7O for attaching implicit credit to it, The alterca-
ton took place, we underiland on New Years Dly.
BonaParte had previou1y received intelligence of the
orders to ncreaie the Aurian Gordon on the Italian
frontier. AT the audience given to the Ambahadors
he Is fad to have addrefTed M De Cobcntze as foon
as he entered the Circle and to have addreHed him in
tone OF great rudeneis and nlolcnce. He qusnioned
him about the orders given to aembe 70 large an ar
my on the Italian frontier M De Co5entzel replied
that the object had already been 0ated to his Imperial
majeity's government. Bonaparte is faid then 10
have interrupted him with fpeech Of the unof info
lence We know not that we Rate the whole Of the
conversation, nor that what we have Gated is perreA-
ly correct. But we have no doubt that difpufc did
take place, and upon the fubje6 the Auaran IRE.
paration,, which it would be abfurd to ruppofe had
been occaioned merely by the exifence of the epi.
deniic difemper at Leghcrn AZ foon as the I,evee
was over, M. De Cobentzel dispatched courier 70
his court.
This eireumhance, connected with Others which
we ihall mention, has induced belief at Paris and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
NETWORK. March 90.

The fhip Protector, Clarke, arrived at this
port yefterday in 80 days from the lie of
France. She left there the French Admiral
LIMOS with one flip of "A guns, three frigates,
and ieveral privateers. He had captured in the
month Of November, and fent in, fourteen
Britiih EaftIndia fhips, of which one was the
Princefs Charlotte another the Hope for Lon
don; the remainder were country fhips, each
from 500 to 1000 tons burthen. Markets very
dull at the lie of France. Mere. AGz,.
Captain Lord, of the flip Centurion from
Cadiz, informs us that an Engliib government
brig, which had arrived with dispatches for Sir
John Orde, was loft at the entrance of the har-
bour on the fri of February
The Spaniards were preparing for fea, at Ca
diz, i've or fix fail of the line, and as many fri
gates.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
STORED Ar THE SUBsCRfBER's

'WO Cqffs 1artad /C.J Gitba} at Nezc-Te.> y, on
i t'aga ne SrJoorer FIftr and Sans, H-ery /oydrq
na1y. Tbr o7ga1 5rrYa9f 70 e7F fsy ejerges, ant
fafsHsn Ggezy. SfRfH LESTER
WHO HAS FOR SHE
Boaa Plank, Seo7flise, Cy5seE Sbiqgss CcSgr PoGs,
jPbo5t paada0f PbiioJsiJfa Liv.ht5A. ogf Gyas,
B'aek anil B,ig5f PUMP, Tai. H1b,gf Fgas,
Woyr Hiye, oad Ers SHsr,. u
Ao>eL 26.---(ep3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
FRIGATES.

with hve cutters, and fifteen tranfports; of
the latter, ten are faid to contain nothing but
arms and ammunition.
In the Inner Road at Brett are nine fhps of
the line, and four frigates of the former. two
or three deckers. They are all armed, but not
manned. 1t was, however, reported, that fail
ors had been ordered from the National FIotilla
to complete their crews. The troops encamp-
ed in the vicinity of Brett were faid TO mount
to 10000; and the garrifon at BreH, its forts
and batteries, were 5efides competed of 5000
men, of whom 1000 were of the artillery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
Advertise
no ). SOLD. 10 tss.l;tse.t S;all<,. on

70 Be SOLD. TO tssl;g5esf bidder. on 4 cirf;r
l. eftrelue monthly FipE TPACdS OF
L. AZ q. belonging 10 hres,n- If 766alss M
asrsnr dec. Ois --O.e in clntp5eii comsy, ,,f 4U0
aees fyihy sa lob sitcs ~ ne si,rin rui. on RE
or1rsoes " beavr, c'reS rtJis nr, ,oes sold 81 exs
1brtf Can poetieoart. Seisg tbe s,b,.ot a.: r,oats
One I" 9SFet?z,te 2pnyyf l6) aces, Ding an Gu
te'oI,r coHs. deia,y sse llrs dr c RE monk, t-se
RAG sa4es 70 o. af'essea o. III. 5nlbsg % ell. 5o
:: os'e9y fasy aa'6'risst 20 act @ t6e essc,Jss If
roe sad ~ lyas a. .r,so,,
,soe ~ ayi ac.es. o.e Of liz aoycs, ard os- oj so
Seres' tToS "a saes,ngssri cssty. t.. f,5 ,os ,er
on tf ,sdlr's y isort is.sae crt za.f5s iiifsi one
o" a. oiHgs fe-'g-ogd 76-s fa,es lbs, tracts +, 5s
- = assf -i1as S-essazSas being ,I- I'D
dry n tAe month S.u,i az, : ,eryset ses,,;, ,;lj
Os,sfs,lea. bssr iste-est fro.s tSe aass. ts y
PI''ef.asly pad RE iasrrss. : 5-l se re,;ffei
R97.9l. f,yDERSo N,lo-
NOE ERT, HIgAG.
g.; ~ .Ex'ss, ~ 3ls. Aa.icrso,, dee.
Ahesarle CONT. FEB ls:i,. 1896 IA,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
From The Editor of-.he Eu1,aIrer.

He Editcr of the Enquirer does NOT
iliink It peccsaary TO enter int a minute
retatation oitlie s;ricturcs of Lucus. So :,
Tar as they relate to any conclusions, which
~ has pleased him 10 draw fre!n ackso-y.
leased facts, so far does lie think the pub
NC rrlnd equally competent with his own
10 e.umais their merits; aud TO the i'm
pan'ai tt'seerpmsnt 81 The public, hx is tot
unwilling To conEde them. He thinks for
n, OVID part that Luclus has in vain at.
tfuried 10 weave the snbtlrst veil of so
psHstry To- throw ayer his mistakes: In
! sain mas ne distorted Or con ceated ,hs must
sample facts, 20 make oul cSsiain s,,ccious
/ charges against the Editor and The Au
thor Of the portraits TO prove To his read
I crs, that whist the one has violated the
principles on which he PROMISED to con.
ducs lis paper, the other has violated ,hs
/ respect due 10 The Virgins Legislature
hg making on, charge OF perjury egains,
one ct IT'S members. Tue people viii re.
quire little aid in ssring ;tirough these so,
| phis;' = ed statements and The flowing
drapcry o!,h- styIeim which he Eas array
ed them, will iiot DC sufficient TO coLcesl
lhcir distortion.
! So far Us these strictures relate To lie.
mere eo'J .efEres oi Lucius ns 20 The MOTIVES
OF tie author aud series of circumstances
"a which he Editor mas hsd his share, viii
he be satisfied whom lie is told ,sthat they
are The mere whims Of his own productive
Ingenuity? WIZ lac be conlen,cd with The
most SOLEMN assurances of the Editor, that
these portraits were never designed 70
wound The feelings or chsfaefer OF Mr..
'sr; that there was not tie most re.
mole desire Ia circulate Or Eonfirsn the sus.
picions al his political sentiments! Win
he be satisfied, when 'ic is even told that
IT there was solitary feature in these
portraits. over which The pencil paused
with reluctant vigilance, 1t WAS the very
paragraph 10 which ne has confined his
scyereSi structures AID TIA, IL was the
irresistible suggestion Of south alone; IL
was the indispensable duty of throwing in
this one feature to iiil up the contour Of
the portrait; ii was this only and not any
iiliberai spirit Of criticism, no Indictment
oF political raucour, which dictated the
obncxious paragraph So tar 81 least can
Toe Editor, presume to drclsre. from his
knowledge OF the painters character. II
lac KNOWS any thing of that man. il i. tina,
he IS a1lncapaoie as Isucius himself, Of the
uncandia aud dishonorabIe designs, which
IMriuS has ascribed 10 him.
This is DOT the time for the Editor OF
I the Enquirer 70 express his own opinion
Of the fidelity Of these portraits, or Of the
character OF their originals. They are all
before the public, and he has iilsIe doubt,
lhs( the public viii at last do ample JUS
lice 20 their merits.
I Ricbu,osd Efb 26iS, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
sAruRnAy. sARcH :. 1905.

ON an exsra saees OF You
newspaper of the 5th uit. is published tho fol
/ lowing S,atemens. VIZ.
oPER i77oNS OF 4Hg AaMoRf:
/ Sum expended Of the appropriation
OF last year, in manufacturing. go <,
arns. :, Dolls. 3s.oo7 Il
Mandatory of arms. buildings. &C :. IS. 1853 81
Within the last twelve moaths have been ,ssana.
fsethred 2307 nuske,s with bayonets corn
p.ete-56 swords for cavalry, besides various
other parts of fire arms, which are not yer
completed
BY this. statement il .rpuld seem that SS oS7
doils 10 cts were expended in the making OF
3o7 niuskets and BAY oneis. Sc swords, and va
rinns parts OF hss arms; which is nor The faG
fhetra,his, thar :he armory not bers completed,
nor furnished. With all the utensils and append
ages which thai institution REQ uses. a considera-
bic part OF the 38 Yy7 dolls 10 cts WIS applied 10
the 6skin3 and procuring of n;sh,erous tools and
apparatus, necessary for tina varisns operations
az milking arms and also TO the purchase of bed
d,fsS &c tor the arsice,s Of the said mana Gaeto.
ry Ill -yhich articles being the furniture and ap-
psnsayes OF the institution, part of the es-
tShiisnnient isssis; apd their cosr has no more
relation 70 The cost of she arms made in ,he ma.
nntaetory, than the Cost Of The gsonnd fos tie
size, and the expense OF building the houses aud
machinery of the said wo,ss And In. Their. the
statement (which has been, r;ubiishesl tends 70
make an ;',pres sion that the whole of the above
sum OF 3S .997 dolls. 10 cts WAS expended in the
same year in which the said 2 s307 1nuske,s, &c
were made; whereas. the year in which the dis
nurse'Tieh' Of that sum was made commenced ,n
the LIST October, 1903. aad the year in. which the
| anns.were made commenced on tine Ist Decem
Der, 1903. 80 $50.
As the great objea of afrning our militia de
Ponds upon the Virginia mandatory of arms
whichever now in iis infancy, furnishes AIMS of
quality greatly superior TO. and several dollars
cheaper per stand, than any we have purchased
have thought proper in this manner rp correct
ihaving examined Authentic docuInents) the er
rors OF sisesneri. which might tend TO RAISE 4
prejudice. against tls: mop. important and MOS,
ADMINISTRATION in our country.
2pose primers slIo fave ci5lis5ed abs sfatsg,er,
s6yr- a.ind-! will ress-s tic oaJis serv.ee b.
.oxbis5ire RE .tsrsso;as atso.
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- s.
Woundel--gun-boat No. ., scamen
two Of which mortalIy-. ~
Captain .Chxuncey brought me the firs
positive Information thai, any reinforce.
ment was to, be expccted. By him
was honored with youc leuers of the 7lh,
22d and 3ist OF May, info ming me Cha,
four frigates were coming out under COM
modore Barron,, who is 10 sapercede me in
the command of our natal forcss in these
seas, at the same. time, approaching my
conduct, and conveying to me the thanks
ofthe President for my services; beg
you, sir, TO. accept my warnest thanks
for the, very obligihg language in which
you have made these communications,
and to assure the President, that to me-
rit the applause of my country, is my on
iy aim, and to receive it, the highest gra-
tifcation it can bestow.
3 Captain ChaunceY Informed me that
the irigstes might be expected every mo-
nent. as they we're to sail from Hampton,
Roads 4 days after him in consequence
of this information, and as | could no,
bring the John ADAMS into. action, she
having left all her. gun carriages for her
gun-deck, except Q Lon board the Coneress
and Constellation dsy or two previous
to her sailing, determined 70 wal, few
days for the arrival Of Commodote Bar
ron before another attack, when, If he
should arrive, the Gate of Triuol, must
be decided in few hours, and the Da-
shaw completely inmblet. Had the
Jokn Adams brought out her ,run.cassi-
ages, should not have waited n ,nofnent.
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7nir!u. ElT,7A Dau,s Orauine.
FOURTH OF MARCH,

TICKETS TO tie festival st the Eae.c Ia.
vs'". may be had of the following eentis-ncn.
who have been appointed comGiir; &c OF arrange
'nen' BY 4 public meeting of Republican Ciiizens
held at the Capita.
Gen. Mosely, Major WIN. Prize.
j. Fl Fousl,.e, VIM. Coodwyn.
Al Mkae. Thos. L Pies,on,
in. Ciatke' Henry T.. Biseoe,
Lewis HAVE, VIM. Brswn,
9am r'easants,Jr. Gsrvas Sious.
Benjamin Tate, Joseph Selden.
Rooert Mitchell, Ceorfe " Sn;,h.
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FRcs WAsHIxeroN CRY, February IS.
HIGH COURT OF IMPEAcnMzNT.

The Court opencd al 10 a. ~.
hr Key, counsel for Judge Chase, ad-
dressed the Senate III speech OF about
III &c hours and balm length on the I'd
Sd snd eth articles, vheu the court rose
for hall an hour; at the expira,ionof which,
Mr. Lee spoke for about two hours on
The 81, and s'h srlieics---whsn The cour,
ross At half after o'clock.