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- EAR idc toao d u4mnes, and wi4lin
/ y faur mixes CT h. Potomac The fail IS
generally ad1Psea to th, pfodahe y ftnsll G sin
aa4, il too co4hdeFab.e 10: ons pufchaiar, val
b. laid of 10 lots suitable for f.saii irms. A
defsf;ption of the Land . ih3ogh' unnecefuy. as
thol, willing ia Pufeilsie will no doubt, iisit
view it. The payasnts SECURED viii be osc-
third caih, and tie balance 10 two annua! initial,
r.,2n.s, 10 be istured by moEtgsgs on ,hs and,
aad % deed Vii be sade rath st.t 1T pa mene
IS Co piled with. An} potion wjf.ins {. Fur.
c3aie, may kn2w the tssms ty applying 70 Mf.
7baR4s {. Page, l:yias near tie pEeru.es; who
is faliy authorizes BY me, TO fei the whole OF
any past.
John Taylos.
Mount-Airy, hugua IA. 3n
N. B. A valuable 1I5ae Bank,
Maryl land, WAY be had Win sht Fuin2ce.
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aleralurla DAILY aoberttser.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.
coMMUNfcArIoN.

Departed this life on Friday the 18th
insant about S O'Clock in the afternoon,
ahsraloog and painful illness, in the 38,h
ytrof her age. the amiable and much la.
ntustd Mrs. BETSY p. ASHTON, con-
SOFT Of RICHARD w ASHTON, Esq. of
agGeorge county, Virginia. This most
sltAsnt of women died, as she lived,
viii shas hrmness, patience, and piety so
s'ngulartc her life and character. She has
LETT SUBSTANTIALLY unfortunate, eight hap
less cafldren, family of afflicted domes-
uc', auda respectable and numerous neigh
OorsoOd OF trleads and relations TO bsmoan
! loss rreparabie. Her superior UNDER
Standing made IL her happiness to prefer
Vna' wasusefuiin life to all that the world
aIs pleasure -ker glory was to live in the
aaats oi~vife and emother-to consecrate
f days to the practice of piety and vir.
Is-'o promote industry and use econe-
aY-iotake her exclusive pleasures in at
elolag to those things that gave happiness
Sasr husband, and to cultivate peace and
Iim sill' with all the world. She governed
- sni'dfeuby modesty and mildness, her
eso .s by 4enity ADD goodness, her re.
n. sOSs " humanity and affection, her
S.'S0oors py friendship and kindness. She
= aus experiment Of reserve and dignity
s sS' Commanded respect, Of prudence and
~ 1ausss that made her esteemed, Of in.
+. Sencs and sensibility that caused her 10
Moved Moved Her house was the residence Of
I suslous sentiments. of coniagal love,
A., %'ernal tenderness, of peace and or.
,,, ri, 40 'ad tc finish the picture Of her unde.
-, 'a1le worth and character as well.as We
q r. ! sue may be Justly considered as one
onls greatest and best gifts of Heaven,
,r"i placed here for short time as a
s, sa pious and vir,uous example ofhamau
i. - and now called above to receive
h. IS'ard OF her most excellent walks in
.s,. a91n0r' glory, and happiness of life
N's George county, virg.9
L Z.
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\ 5 rs,pecils a,snee Of the squadron off this
q ntlhs aPps per- having 10 lieu of itsurned
.O,,ls 400 'D Dort, all neutral ships which ap-
sgs00l1 , 9TH ps the purpose Of entering II,
Soitbsa cent van indication of the service
y saus, smployed on, and SO clearly
@ ss, c.dis and San Lucar 70 be block
ssEsa eA > they are defined in the ex.
StdP0,.,,; and particularly in the Con-
aig a' 4 Pslersburgh, 1901, thar no
saS could remain, Or other notification be
':'' TSass ships (many of which were
'.,eaps) that had received their car
sn'' : principal pars of it before my
,ssre' have allowed to proceed on
a''' so !, for it is the trade of Spain
il VA, ~ I would intercept; if neutrals
s'': .yolyed in il. and their interest IN
q d,gres suffer, it is an accident that |
- =, but cannot prevent. Those that
W.T. mort NOT loaded, may now depart
s.lI,s,; but the American brig which
n, . % the 10Th inst. in breach of the
, ss will be seized, whenever she
o nut, though she may be IN ballast.
- S,.' complaint of the master of the Porru-
:. schooner, | found it too well found
! rou may depend | shall take proper no.
!, !, If /. with respect TO the officer, and
,sa,urss that ! hope viii prevent the re-
,rrence Of such conduct 10 future towards
hose who 10 their lawful pursuits, are en-
aledto kind Offices, rather than harshness,
ysriy and unjusti6able threats.
Ihave the honor to be,
Gentlemen,
Your most obedient humble servant,
CUrBERT COLLINGWOOD.
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Yalue ab9,t one thousand pounds.
~ E NC Il ITO N.
The fubfcriber returns his iincel

The fubIcrlber returns his iIncere
thanks to his Friends and Employers, for their
patronage and pat favors; and RESPECTFULLY begs
leave TO inform them and the inhabitants OF Alex
andria, that he will commence an Evtning Sebool
on Monday the I6thiof September. Thoie who
are dipofed to favor him with their fcholars, are
defired to make fpeedy application, as he will
take but fnal number Particular attention
will be paid to the Enelifh Grammar, Surveying,
thcoricsl and practical part, if requeaed- Nayi-
CATION, the uie of the Globes, or any of the diff.
ferent branches of the Mathematics.
William Slade.
Augua 81. d4'zaw
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the terror Of the inhabitants less Instant
Taught by painful experience the fatal ma.
rure OF the epidemic, those most immedi.
ately exposed TO It's dangers, Aed almost In
simultaneously, from the seat of disease
Anxious to prosecute their usual pursuits.
many of the citizens engaged houses and
stores IN the vicinity of the towa, and par
ticularlv.at Greenwich, SO that the rents
soon became enormous, indeed in some
instances incredible. Soon the streets and
roads were covered with the goods and
furniture of the fleeing inhabitants, and
'bothin and out of town all was solicitude
and bustle. Others again who chose more
distant retreat hurried away by water in
every direction, SO that in day or two,
thousands had disappeared, and the moss
populous part of the city was left uninha-
bited.
And yet though safety was SO general.
ly sought in flight, it was our lot not
unfrequenlly 70 see the sable and solitary
hearse, "slow moving to the mansion ofthe
dead" while perhaps single mourner or
two followed at an awful distance. With
what anxiety have we seen the populace
crowd around the health. office TO ascertain
who more of their fellow citizens had been
seized by the dread distemper, and who
more were numbered with the dead. But
enough on the melancholy theme a, present
1t will recur buttoo frequently
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Present scene at New 7ork !

Perhaps, says the New York Daily Ad-
yertiser, at no former visitation OF the
alarming epidemic, was the spread OF
the fever more rapid, or the Slight of the
citizens more sudden. Scarcely had the
dread disease made its approach, when it
extended itself widely around the place ct
its first appearance, and soon penetrated IN
TO the interior Of the city. Nor was the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-20
From the Bottom Gazette.

Messrs. Russell s. CUTLER,
ISena you cobp Of q sentence Of condem.
nation, passed nthe 23def July byjndge
Scott, on the brig Enock and cargo efthis
tOvn-They were condemned en- tie
ground of her cargo being brought tjom
an enemy's telony, and re-shibbed in tie
same Oessel to an easmy's country in En-.
raue- Much Uaiuable property having
lately been condemneduboa the sumo plea,
it is important that ebubkc should be
made acquainted With it--Tou A. B.
COURT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCTORS COM.
Tuesday fuly the %, 1905.
Before the Right Hon. Sir William Scott,
sentence In the case of ENoCH DoANE,
Master -
CovRT-The rule of law on voyages
of this kind, IS now after much deliberatiun
laid down by an authority The Decree of
the lords in the case of the Essex Orne
which will bind me, that the circumstances
of landing the goods, or securing the duties
do not furnish complete evidence of the
termination of the voyage. Ii is necessary
and must be proved that theoriginal inten-
ton was that the ship go to the country
to which she Belongs .-ifit does ap-
pear that the original intention was, that
the ship should go to the neutral coun.
try merely fer the purpose of touching
there, & immediately pursuing her voyage,
that will not protect the vessel /; it must be
treated upon the footing of one continued
voyage, from the colony of the enemy the
mother country. 1t IS only necessary TO
consider, whether the circumstances Of
this case are such which lead to the una
voidable conclusion, that it was the inten.
ton of the party to pursue the voyage from
Martinique to the port Of Antwerp. lam
of opinion that there is conclusive proof
of that. From what has been stated 1t ap-
pears that the ship came to Boston, that
part Of her goods were landed, her bottom
cleared that she immediately pursued her
voyage to Antwerp, and that this was IN.
der charter party before the ship Quilted
Boston. 1t has beeo bv said DR.. Laurence,
that that ruightnot be for the same cargo,
but when find she fact 70 be, that the same
cargo was absolutely put on board, | think
shere is enough TO convince me, that il was
originally intended to carry the cargo on to
Europe. am therefore under the neces-
sity of prospecting that authority, and pursu-
ing the same course of decision, but the
other propersy* that was put on board at
Boston mustbe considered with more ia.
vorable view, and shall restore that part
accordingly to the schedule.
Value ab9aa one Thousand pounds.
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' : George county, Virg.
September II, 1905.


Z,
ron ~ on 20 States frigate PRESIDENT,
Roads, Mediterranean, Via Hampton
at,n passed by this city this morning,
ton. 0'ioek, on her way TO Washing
nolcre IpeFSfand tia, the secretary Of com.
.veOo barron arrived here on Monday
nsu, Win dispatches for our govern.
sldem nv ~. We believe there is neither pre-
supOo..s or secretary to receive them. We
esio, :, they will be dispatched to Mont
VA -, s"efs The presidents and secretary of
sryos, or to Baltimore where the secre-
Ge,.0 :; he navy is. We do no. hear thar
iss ere. my Tor the secretary of state, who
'sNt at or near Philadelphia.
EW0hinSton Federakst.l
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We have since heard that the dispatches
were foawerded on the evening of their ar.
rival to the secretary of the navy at Balti-
more and that an officer from commodore
Barron, had gone on to Monticello to the
president. bid
Captain Cazneau, arrived at New.York
from Cadiz, sailed from thence on the 5th
of August, when signals were hoisted for
the Spanish feet from. Carshagena, con-
sisting of eight sail of the line in conse-
quence six sail of the line dropped down to
the mouth OF the harbour to Join them.-
On the following day he heard heavy can
nonading. Captain C. adds, that Cadiz
was strictly blockaded.
According to thelast accounts, the com.
bined Fleet reached Vigo bay about the
time lord Nelson reached Gibraltar. vi
go in the Portuguese charts, is given at
42o, IS, N. L. at the Cape Faselis, while
FerIol is given at 40, 81, and Cadiz al
$50, So. The difference of longitude, be-
tween Ferrol and Vigo is about half a de.
gree, and about two degrees between Vigo
and Cadz. Whileth English threaten Sc
verely the commerce of 81 ain,. by the most
vigor Qua blockade OF its principle ports, The
Spauiards have prohibited English manu-
factureswith the same penalties as in hol-
land.
(Salem baber.)
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(Sa}em paper)

Cnthe 9TH instant, the house of the re-
verend Thomas Greir, (pas,or of the Pres
hyterian church in Middletown, Pennsyl-
vania) together with his furniture and cloth
ing, were consumed by Ere. Sulh was
the progress and rapidity of the flames
when discovered, that it was with difficulty
the family escapedthe effects of The raging
element.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-20
Written by the author of the Marriage Pro.
mife, &c.l

Written by the author of the Marriage Pro-
mIe. &C.
Don Gortez, Mr.. Francis
Colonel Belgrade. Mr.. Wood
Don Teay, MIR. Bllflet
Alfonfo, Mr.. Rutherford
Numpo, Mr. JsRetien
Myftillo, MIR. Seymour
SERGEANT, MIR. Taylor
Servant, Mater Harris.
Donna Car,iins, Mrs. Francis.
The Doors TO be opened at 6, and the per.
Torrance 60 begin preciely att.
Admittance One Dollar.
or Tickets TO be had at Mr.. GADs9Y's bar,
and at the THEATRE.
O. Should the weather prove pnfavorable,
the entertainments will be poRponed until the
FRI fair evening.
SEPTEMBER 70.
Just RECEIVED,
a few chefs Young Hylon and
Imperial Teas.
Mould, Tallow, and spermacati
Candles, of nice quality;
For Sale, by
John G. Ladd.
oepttm0er 70.
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N @ T / c. L.
September 70.

THE Subscribers give this public notice that
4 they will not pay any accounts whatever
they may be, without being contracted by them
ielves, and no other pcrfons.. Or Ggncd by the
Captains for the ule Of their veflet.
JOHN KORN,
JACOB WISEMIL LER.
N. B. They will lie, three tory corner brick
Podsfion may be had immediately.
K. e w.
Sent. - dor
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Sept. 20.


Strytd or Sf0lea on Monday atgkt lgR, from The
JR1/cm6sr,,
a SORREL HORSE, with far on his
I n forehead, has faddle mark on bis left fde,
bob tail, years old. Whoever takes up the
faid borf. and delivers him TO tie hbfcribers.
(hall have ten dollars reward and for the thief
forty dollars.
MARSTELLER e YOUNG.
September 20. DIT
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u POSTPONEMENI.

The 1ale Of the property lately
ownedand occupied by 7ole9h cayg,
deceaied, is spottponed at the requelt
of the parties intereaed, untllthe Goth
of next month.
= lCAptano her 90 81 SIS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-20

General Moreau seems to receive well
come from all parties in this country. .
How will this be considered by Bonapar,e !?
Our opinion is that Bonaparte's persecuti.
on of this veteran soldier originated in his
sense of Moreau's popularity in France,
and that the reception he may meet in the
United States will be matter of very lit.
tie consequence TO the Emperor. The bon
accueil which may be given to Moreau here
will not diminish the splendot or security of
the usurper. 1t may hereafter be conve-
nient subject of dispute, butt will nes-be
discussed, until aVeigttier matters are set
stled. [ Philadelphia paper.]
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-20

The recent intelligence from the M al.
terranean of the ransom Of our fellow clti-
gems from Tripoline captivity and the peace
concluded by the Bashaw OF that regency,
makes every article ofintelligence from that
quarter of some importance-The follow
ing particulars are gathered from letter
from DR.. Cowdry, one Of those caPtives, to
his father residing in Vermont, dated, Tn.
poll, November the 9TH, 1904:
He observes that proposals ofpeace had
been agitated, without effect: the Bashaw
demanding for peace and the ransom of
the prisoners, one million of dollars, where
as commodore Preble in behalf of the go
vernment offered 10000. The Bashaw
continues the DR.. has been on the throne
about I years, On the death of his father,
the former Bashaw, he usurped the throne
,by killing one of his elder brothers, and
driving the other out of his dominions in-
10 Egypt. He is very crueEto his subjects
when he finds them guilty OF crimes: For
murder, treason, &c. he behsads them ; for
-,hef:. or house breaking, he takes of the
! left hand and right foot, at the joint, and
ISdips the seamps into boiling tar: For less
-crimeshe gives them the 6astIndd0, as the
Turks call it :---Th his is cone by tying
up the feet with rope, and beating upon
the breech, and soles of the feet, with a
large stick. They oftenperish under the
operation. Yet this cruel prince is re.
markably fond of children and kind to the
poor. Hell about SIS years OF age, has 2
wives, one white and one black; by the
former he has Gve.by the latter tour chill
dren. A plur2riiy of wives is allowed in
this country. He is white. man of mid
ding size, rather porliy and tolerahly
handsome. He has bomb-proof room,
which he occupied during the rafting OF
shells and shot, and the sounding OF CO.
lumbar thunder.
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Mufcal hGrument g Cabinet
MANDATORY,

In Price, rear Woter freet, ALEXANDRIA,
By JOHN SELLERS;
xv1HO begs leave to inform the ladies and
wv gentlemen of Alexandria and the ADA
cent towns and country, that he builds and re-
pairs church, chamber, and barrel Organs; ai.o
makes and repairs Harphchords, Piano Fortss.
o,es pized and plain, and has on band, TOR tales
Victims. Flutes, Fif.s, Reeds, Stdngs, &c. an
aaortn,en. of Mufc, c. Citing of Songs, Scnatas,
nue,s. iparuetions 70. the different intulnents.
u. alfo offer, his feryices for tuning the above
;afrumsp., on reafonahle terms. Any orders
left at the above place will De thankfully received
and pnudually attended 70. -.
a-r A feady Cabinet Maker, be-
ing 4 good workman. will net with encourage
merit by applying at tie ABOVE pace.
M,y s. d3... law
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w L l. | a MI ~ 4 - Z 1
HAS ON HAND,
Wbieb he ~VM dypstc Of en- terms 0a1'0af0ge'f'
TO tbe tureha1ers, FIR tgb Q, a'te''
The following Articles, VIZ.
SupeRrn. and fecond cloths
lKerleymcres and fwandown'
Resrkins and fearnonghts
DoraDts and csll,mancoes
Bonbszets and wildbores
Common and bo;l'd camblets "
Silk, cotton, and worried hohtry
Fnel,fh extra lohg ELK gloves
Silk twit and thread 4a
Diaper and common tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed marfellles
Iaces, edgings and gimPs
Elegant black and white lace yelis
Paten, do. 40.
Satin peelong and fix handsesch'si'
IA, o.S, and 6-4 Cambrick mullins
India Jaconet do. el
Fustians, buckram, sc. &c.
ALSO,
A few bales Of Negro Caddes, and one trunk
fix and cotton filings.
January 7.
az A few Copies Of the 4Amsrieq'
Gardiner, for iale by Robert Gray, in
king areet.
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TUESDAY. JuNE IS, 1906.
PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue Of a Deed of Tfult from
JOHN G. VowrLL 10 the lubfcriber, viii BE-
fold, at n o'clock, on the Jfyf day Of 55mr aest,
at the Coffee Hduls in Alexandria, for ready
money,
a Lot Of Ground on FasyJax,areet,
On which the new Meeting .houfc ftands, 'front.'
ng on Fairfax Rreet So feet inch, and extend.
ing back ls3 feet inches.
John Dunia.s.
June {. d.lHIy
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TO LET,

II. p, one o. NOE y,ars,
b., S. white Warehoufe, on King
iop +, p q, Col. Ramfay's wharf. The G,ua.
, tunnels equal to any in town. Apply
March :, JOSEPH RIDDLE s. Co.
----' d
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The Su5jtyibsr rgptg4lI informs the
ba5ke, that he continues 10 raas his
S 7 A c. E S

From George Town TO Port Tobacco +
The Stages will leave the Indian King Tavern
Gcorgerowa on Mondays and Fridays at +
'cle:k in the morning, and will call at Moogc's
Ferry, oppofse Alexandra, at o'clock, and
arrive at Por, Tobacco at o'clock. Return,
ing. will leave Port Tobacco on Tuetdays and
Saturdays and call at Moore's Ferry at IL
O'Clock, and arrive IN Georgetown, a, o'clock
Good Stages and Horf:s, aad careful drivers
are provided. =,
Ladies and Gentlemen travelling to Alexandra
from the City or Georgetown, may be accom-.
modased with good ltage and hories on the a.
bove days; this accommodation will be IN feadi.
ne!s on the iccond Monday in June next.
Jefph Ssmnses. !,
Gs' ss. gsos, May IN aa~6s
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w A N t f D.

.o,.. Ed,
,aa.; ,,as man Of good eharaasr, and
: Printer, 1-i'iS's' apply 70
lahe 10.
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Superhue cloths and coiourcd cambficks,
caGimeres. Dimities,
Cotton caAimeres, 6-4 9.o, Cainbrck
White and cooured mullins,
leans. nankeens and India, book, jaconet
ioRians. aid mall null, nuf.
Long and fhors nan. lins,
keena, leionaoe ana c!oioaf-
Blue do. red friped csmkrick
White and coloured ditto,
matfeiiles, Lace,
Waifcca,ing, Ga, Lace hawls,
"a rs, Iri(h lin. Long ditto,
mems, long lawns, super brocsdsd 90.
A 7-8. Shifting cot EnglRh and French Xix
ton, gloves.
Ir;(h aud Flanders lheet. Kid ditto,
ipr. Pic mic mitts,
PIattillas, Engli0n fpiis traw bon-
Brittanas, ntEs,
SileGas, Nadfais and baHdahna
Silk. cotton and thread handkerchiets,
yhoGesy,s Bastas,
Diaper table cloths, Mammodies,
Napkins, Gursais, &C. DEC.
Chln,z callicoes and
All of which he has determined to
fell at the mott reduced prices.
May z6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
AN ACT,

More egtesuoAy 70 trcvids for The fiaynaenf
Of Eases nfon ia,,as within fdds common
1peash.
lPAssED JANUARY 90, lDoS.1
Sec l MHEkEAS numesou iuconvenie,,ces
and losses have accrued TO tins commonwealth.
from the want Of M adequate mode for the sub
jetfion OF lands to the payrisnt OF taxes; And
whereas it is p;inciple IN well organized 60
vernmenls. thar properly should ce holden srs
servient 10 TIL purpose thereof
| Sec. 2 Ee az en.cfed. That when The txxes w.
on any Uad or vcy OF iaud shall have ren,Ain
ed unpaid for the space of two years, sach ,Tsa
or survey of land, shall be forfeited 10 shc com.
monweailh. aud subj 81 to location a cordirg 10
the terms prescribed By ati, cn..ued " an al,
For rsdueing inc one. The several afs concerning
the land oGce, asccrtaining the terms and manner
OF gssnting waste and unzpprppriz,ed lands, FOR
settngihe tirie and bounds Of lands direeing the
mode of proceasioaing. and prescribing The duty
OF surveyors" 80 lar as he said att applies to
waste aisd unappropriated land. and MOTTO for.
feir land: and tile thereto shall be acquired by
the said location, and by the payment Of the tax
cs due upon such ,raa or survey ofland; Psouid-
ed .ecertbefess thar the tra or survey of land so
as asosesaid forfeited, shall re subiea to the re
denption of the former righ,ful and proper own
er, AZ any tire within one yexr after such for
tei,uis shall have accrued, mp n the payment Of
th: trxrs Sue tnereupon. with inte rest uyion the
same from the time ,hey b>csr,c, pay able.
SEED And Be u fufos- esGctca. Thar At any
time within six months afse- the annual rerurn of
the lis Of insolvents delinquents for The non
payment of the taxes upon land into his Office,
tia auditor of ts comm nssalth shall cause this
af TO be Pob'isSsd for Shree several times in the
yazeue OF tnc psinter OF this Common al,h and
ia some newspaper OF general cgculz ION, pub
l'shed Al the srat Of the geasr.i guvsrnrns MT,
p'ocidef atUGys, that nothing in This al s',LIl be
so construed as to authoise the location OF any
lands within tae putview of ibis aa before the
expi asion OF the time inied Tor m. REDEEM tion
thereof: nor TO aaeS the rights OF Infants, femes
covert, or persons Of unssund mini until one year
alter the disabilities shall have ceased
Sec Z. Al! aas and paris Of aas within the
pufview OF this ae. ere hereby repealed.
Sec 5. This al shall commence and be in
force rom and sf or the first day OF March rex..
"a Copy Tsste, ,3r)
James Peasants, jr. c. h. Il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06

] On wedze-Ss,, Mcssrs.s Lucas And
Clark advocated /; and Mrssrs. E'i;ot' Eoyd
and Ens,is opposed the amendment.
yxsrero,cv, Messrs. Jackson, FINLEY
and Roo, supported nud M->srs. Gregg
and J. Randolph spoke against the amend
,ncnt.
1'he house adjourned al 4 o'clock with
out taking the question.
MIR Nicholson reported a bill making an
appropriation of dollars for
anumherof gun boatsnot exceeding TWEEN
~ Ave.