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ConxrxcIaL Coasr:eoNpsrcs.

COMMERCIAL Coast.YoNDsTCE.
The ioiiowinE prlce-currrnt iI,s j rsipee.a
biz .cmm.Icia, hos(e ia ..iss'roul, date4 Nov
J, 1904.
Cotton, G-orgi,, Sea ll,nd. fs9aas Q; Uo
i."s, I.,s,s Al. New Orieso,, ftaree, IN
nsr, ready f!e; Sea ll.nd doll, tipeciaily II.
f.roc 9uaurs. Ref, r3s ; iH'pen'in-
l5sl7; Pitch, 10; Tar, Is 10; Nava
socs 20 freely, sfpscisllv TuIy,ntins W ie'
m, h.,n Earce ia,e.y. Aihe., Pearl Bottom, y
AS; Po,, IS -, teady, ssl prices iumov-
ius Horns, Ok and Gov, 90 65; Tips, 80
; *, in t-m,ad Bees w x, 40 sss, tcare'
sri wan,cd Rice in bond, 80. dvty paid
3,a,5, der,ud limited, aud prices keep up ;
Saves, W. O. pIfe, \. a15i; hhi. ga 90
hbl. nag; K. .. had. sSss; eb. : ;
ssud caves au in demand, particularly barrel
W, ch aIs no, 10 plentiful as H'hers. Ne" Bn.
ti,rd Logs, ok, "a ,ye, pi"e, 1873 y {:
Fars, Oak, I-4a4 =; sag :; B"Id'
oak, al -; pine Ia I z; M
,,r-.ud Tor Pine UlIIyer rs proving, and NEE
,,4yy ials :, the prices 9r,ed. / ewocd,
C.npeschy, 70 &c; honduras, II 10
'gn4ica, rs a!7; the usHsnd 6: .ye woods Is
hec.ane l,n..s,d ijSm the isferc.s 81 tic s.!1n.
Fcaic, max; NicstsSua Wood, Gna!', 50 =
az, large. 30 IS; soaeeo, sG4es k've',
3Il-7 Ge,pia, sI-' S; hn=qd....
u s, hesdy is!e in!,rior, doll.
Extract g a letter rctcc' TexsI Racds, DC.
tsber I6.
"lt isrsportea here Gay, tina: tie FrencD
have declared WAR aga,na tie Swenes ar2
Danes: ~ conitquercs OF wach, !,veral Dau,h
an Ssed,h vsgs!s have bsSn Ss,rinei.'
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a.ssansrts DaAp auherttser.
WEDNESDAY, JAsuARy 20.

Ar Thofe perions who have been
in the habi, of itealing my Fence tor
/, comfortable fine paR, aie reipect-
fully in!ora,ed, It equally agreeable 70
them, II will be molc convenient tu
me, If they Will iteai my wood, and
!cavc the fence for the preien,-and as
it may be attended with Tome little in
convenience getting over the palinss
the gate is left uma1cned for their &C
commodaiion.
7. SWIFT.
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lanes DOUGLASS,
As OPENED \

GROCERY STORE,
- Fsy@I Street, fear: scr, b.!0sy ,!- C.a1Er
Hsa~, sDbe,e BE- e., n0zr f., sale,
C>sO'ac Brsndy, >t..e oeit qoa!.ty.
Holland G:n,
"a Jamaica Run,
Nh s,cy.
Naisn,s,
J S ': {. ! '''... '.' TEAS.
Gods, Chocolate.
-'o'', l"s>p, I'D 8sowa Sugar.
Ir'Txi, Ailirce,
C'oanI [.in.svr, Suimcgs,
C;unsrar, Cloves,
EcuiJ and Dip; C!ndl-s,
'Smes River manufactured VoSsco,
Cc,n,is bsl DO.
Power ard $40: asorted, sc. sc. @
IN 'elsaiNg ,h- shovrs articles he has had s.
eve PlS:'ra'a5'y 70 ,h. cuicm cf his !r;ends IL
t'Na, q waSn h. will be ysty thaniS'ai Tor any
hT"urs IN hts way. They are of tie ben qus,i.
=. snd will he t!d as log ter czh rs they can
Y,.iNy .. sFirtc!.
lie hes s't' cn hand parcel Of exteten,
E''5e .a'cd Potatoes, and few harre,s Swee,
C.'er: Alto. Indian Ms,. Of which he viii en-.
ii''oa' TO Keep eoniant fupply, and srk;n
Barter and Flour by retail.
Ian'a'y .. eo3s4
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7. SWIFT.

Atan election h.ld on Monday las, for
Directors Of The Bank OF Alexandria, the
following gentlemen wsre chosea:
Samuel Craig Jchn Janaev
John Dunlap J. Thompson
Charles Simms john D&n,,aSs
Richard NJ. Scott h,CnGrd Conway.
William Herbert
And. at a meeting of tire Qireators,
William Herbert Was rr-chosrB President,
and George Gilpeu a Director, 70 I'll! the
vacancy eceasios,d by tic slect'on OF Mr..
nerbrlt.
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h.eNandaa Bank Shares
Fer sALE-arpiy TO
JAMES PATTON,
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Tie Stockholders III the Bank of
Potomac, s.s hr,ebv tih -. thar ste sh'd ~.
fslnsnt 81 T.-o'5 ds- Dallss. ~ csc. ais t.s
Stock, w',i bseo.i'e dee On ssss Gay tss "a =
February nest.
ctsyks Pest, CaG,i-r.
Ja.aasy IL. taafssfehs
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March l..
Bezoare Of d SwINDLER !

Whereas, James T'ouers, (5y birth
a Scotchman, and formerly clerk to the hou:c
Of Akrax4rr H.aIetox and &c did, Ell IT,;
a7,h ul,no, under falfe and 'pecious P'e;ences,
Obtain from me 100 Do5lars
Pretending he had nooey in the bznk, On. i:
was ,nen lhur, be wop;d certainly rctoro i; Oh
the following day: And, as II atps.'s, he ii.
cd feveral other pc,fons ~hnu 'tcteii, he ~:
off the fame night IL TIE ttag', 70 tie n,f,h.
ward, wiki an intention. have every ,:a!sn +,
ia2pofs, to sfgree,e ril, iwirdls a's our c, ~
Money.
He is ABOUT e !eet high, fwsr:hy complexion,
eeuteel appearance, tie l,tsle finger OF nls ie;t
hand b.cke, walk, very erect, BIS pe,ri,rs
way of hskine his h.si. Any ;nfo:masi"" re-
fpeaing fad SwIndle,, viii be thankfully Il.
csived.
It would be jalles due to iocie'y at la'pc.
for the Primers 10 the norihwsrd to iGfert tbs
advertisement ip Their Iof pc alive news apers.
L'aae Entuih.
March !. eod4t.
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= distant scowl over our land, and cos,-
templates with haggard Joy the corrcs:on
o our vitals. Mr.. X. in tracing and te-
nouncing this excrable plot rates high IN the
roofs of fame. His glory wiz be recorded
in the memory of an honest ARD admnins
people. Yet he seems Blinded By tn. blaze
of his genius. He does not discriminate
between Hen and principle DC tween crime
end innocence. While he tears from tbs
grippe ofavance and speculation their irta-
nous spoil; he shakes the fabric OF s.
vernment to lis base. Ii Of IS little nomen,
10 shield individual right, il the lanl-
marks of legitimate rule anu decision arc
swept from Our view. -.
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other boats) to escape. Ihe thlrd BOAT OF
captain Somers' division, kept to wind
ward firing at the boats and shipping IN the
harbor had she gone down to his assls.
,ance, it is probable, several OF the enc
my's boats would been captured IN that
quarter. Captain Decatur, IN No4, after
having with distinguished bravery, board
ed aud carried one of the enemy, VI suPe'
rior force, took his prize IN tow and gall
lantly bore down to engage second, which
after a severe and bloody conflict, he also
took possession OF. These two prizes had
SO officers and men killed, and 27 made
prisoners 10 Of which were badly wound.
ed. Lieut.. Trippe, Of the Vixen, IN NO.
s, ran along side Of one of the enomys
large boats, which he boarded, with Only
one midshpman John Henley and nine
men: MS boat sailiue of before any more
could get On board thus was lie lett COM
pe!led 70 conquer or perish, with the o, as
of II. The Turks could not WITH
stand the ardor Of this brave officer and ms
assistants in. few minutes the decks
were cleared, and hel colours hanled
down. On board OF this boat Ii OF the
enemy were killed and % made prisoners
seven of which were badly WOUNDED, inc
rest of their boats retreased WITHIN the
rocks. Lieut.. Trippe received eleven sa-
brewounds, some of which very severe /;
he speaks in the highest terns OF Mr.
Hen!y and those who followed him. Lieut..
Bainb,idge in No. 5, had his latteen yafa
shot away early in the action, which pre-
verted his getting along side Of the ens-
my's boats ont ne CALLED them by steady
and we'll directed FIRE within muskct shot !
indeed he pursued the enemy until his boa:
grounded under the batteries; she was iof
tnna,ely soon got OF. The bomb vessels
kept their stations although covered with
the spray of the sea, occasioned by the
enemy's shot they were we'll conducted
by lieuts. Dent and Robinson, who kept
m a constant fire from the mortars and
threw 4 great number of shells into the
town. Five of the enemy's gun boats and
two galiies composing the centre division
and stationed within the rocks as reserve
iolned by the boats that had been driven
in and supplied by fresh mea from the
shore 10 replace those they had lost, twice
attempted to row out to endeavor TO sur
round our Gun boats and their prizes, as
often made the signal to cover them,
which was promptly attended to by the
briggs and schooners, all of which, were gal
Ian,lv conducted, and annoyed the enemy
exceedingly; but the fire from this ship
KEEP. DIR foslla completely in check.
(Ts be continued, }
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FL, The A!tx4ndria Daily Advsrtiser.
Off TripoH, Oct. s, $50
Nh. EDIToR,

Nh. EDITOR,
Your columns are crowded with matters
of public concern and utility. If amongs.
things of greater weight, YOU deem the fol-
lowing essay worthy Of insertion be pleas
ed TO ,ct upon The impression; ifnot, SEN
tence it 10 that oblivion which it should oc-
cupy.
Those who are versed in the history of
Greece, must unite with the calm observers
of political action in America, in deploring
the unhappy tendency of faction. All
breathe this sentiment, Yet few can prac-
,ise it. Free government is blessing SO
precious, so heavenly, that none, save the
despot and the bastard, withhold from it the
homage of their hveliest veneration. Yet
must our admiration be shaded by respect,
when the passion Of one man, or the sub
tlety of another, warps repubEcanism from
its true destination, and renders j, the
scourge of the virtuous, rather than the ter.
ror of tyrants.
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arrsnurta Datlp aobertt5sr.
FRIDAY, MARCH I.
Gx:racs ola letter from an officer on board
one OF tae United States ships, dated

Gx:racs Of letter from an officer on board
one OF tie United States ships, dated
TnpoH, Oct. s, 1904.
/ embrace the, opportunity of writing
you BY the John Adams, who goes home
with the sick and wounoed OF the feet.
We have los, several brave men of here,
among are YOUR friend John Walcott and
his capt. We have taken FIVE prizes, large
ships loaded with powder and bail bound
into Tripoli, all which we have sent into
Malta where they are condemned. In the
course CT Il days we are to make gene
raj a tack. which perhaps, will afford a sub
ject for larger letter. A few days ago we
took three of the Phi!adel phia's late crew
in one OF tie enemy's gun boats. as they
aud number more of them have turned
Turks. Ships here, Constellation, Consti
tuition. President, Congress and Essex );
briggs Syrep, Argus, aud Vixen; schocners
Experiment and Enterprise.
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Notice as hereby gaven,

To thole holders Of Stock in the
EaRern Branch Bridge Company, who have nos
paid up their le-ersI me ailments, that, urIeis
mediate payment is made to the 1reafurer OF III
Company, thiir (hares will 10 PFC eeeded sean- (:
as the law directs. BY order of the Directors,
WILLIAM BRENT, 1Iesfafr.
Wellington, January IS, 1905. I-"e*
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at Notice.

ThoGe citizens entitled to vote Tor
members olCouncll IN Ward No. 3,
arelequened to meet at Mr.. HOds Ans,5
Tavern on Fliday Evening, Ut MareA
at 6 o'clock, for the -rurpoie OF agree
ing upon proper per!ons, 10 be Zap
ported at the enlulns ciection for ,hc
faid " ard.
Feb. e.
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,::urt IT aEsrauCCa.

ARRIVED,
Schr W,iiiam, Dade, Martinique
Adventure, Midnight, s.. Matnrs
hamet. Moore, hn1ioua
CLEARED,
R,;o Econon,y. Smith. Charies,oa
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,puaiil 5ale.
PUBLIC SALE.

To-moryosO, al half baj2 10 o'clol5,
WILL BE .OLD,
On MeGrs. IRWIN end DuNLAP's wharf;
so barrels of prime and cargo
Beef-fOr cath.
PHILIP G, Maylel!ef.
March ..
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OF vsriou. dimenGon,, lying on Queen. Watc'
and Uuon are,s, near ThSmpfon's, Tue.,.
ei's AID Wifon>s wharycs, on liberal credit.
which will then be made known; q, optional
with purch.ier. to pay ,he whole or any part
Of the amour, in itoe!: of the Potomssk
Bank, st l,et cent. above par, On re pay.
ments which may then have been made on shs
fame.
Philip G. MayRellr.
March l..
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Wdne/aay, the 9Th infant, at
10 o'clock, IN the forenoon,
WILL BE OFFERED AT PUBLIC SALE,
On the prsm;les,
Ten Lots Of Ground,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-10
TJS #
TO NoN-REsEDENrs or KENTUcK5

'F!E SUBSCRIBER living in the ns;uhbor,,,oi
OF frankfort, Kentucky, having undertaken to
pay the taxes of number of geurlepen refiinp ia
Virginia and ellewhere, their lands in this Gate
anu nnd"g that the RENTING of money 10 him far
that FurPoe IS attended with great difficulties r;a,
ana troubie propnes it thofc gentlemen and anv
others who may find it an accommodation totbem.
the following plan, to wit; That they Iball denofr
their money in either o. the banks of edmond Av
andr'a, George Town or Baltimore on or before ,s
art day OF May annually, and aurhorfe ione perfon
AT thois ieverai banks to adve him by pot of the a.
mount, and to whoir credit it fall be applied. and
Empower him TO draw for the fame, payable on ipht.
hs lands OF non-reidents are advertlcd about The
'rtt OF July, which sn expence of twenty-five Gems
ON each trace. The iubcriber's draft will command
the cath IN this ate, and AS foon as his bills ;re I'm
noured at any of the aforementioned banks he will
advance the money in Kentucky, dedusting ieven and
hall per cent oonmifion for his trouble in attend
ing to and executing the bafneis. Ee will ;pclo,s
duplicate receipts to hoie baks in which the money
IS depoed, or 10 the proprieors of the lands keen
ing the original in his own pnIelIon, 70 correa lnv
errors which may in the auditors Office Of Ken.
lucky. 10 tRofe gentlemen who may VIII, tn nav
heir taxes in this way and who have not per(onal
acquaintance with the iubfcrher he begs leave to re-
Ter them to the Hon. John Breckenridge, the Hon.
Matthew Walton, Efqures NOW in conprefs ar the
city OF Warrington, or to Gen. John Preiion of Mont,
gomery county, and Col James Breckenridge of Bot,
tetoprt county, Virginia, as to the confidence winch
may be reroled iii linn,
NATHANIEL HART.
N q. The poNage all letters directed TO me
on tie above bulineis nun be paid,
December TO-. (eFtlN1,v
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tfsrde 1t their ccunsr7 be IS Immortal a the'F
fame. -,
10. Tie fpirit ola free people. Let the in
iuttice of foreign powers beware of-awasening
it.
IL. Prehle--his country's praifs, the brave
mans glory.
l2. The States of Barhary. May the lec-
fans they have recently received teach them
that hopcfy is the beft policy.
Us. Our late captive coautrymen. WHO
conrted glory in the midh of dancer, and pre-
ferved forstude in the midi of fnftring.
u. The Plough. May thofe who follow it,
by reiI> 1ing ,hemirlves teach others 10 rrfpett
them.
is. Commerce aud Manufacturer. May the
| unreitraincd freedom OF the fess expand the one,
and the fpirit of indutry ipvsor,te the other
| Is. Learning without 'peda.:try, and genius
without pride, the fureft passports to the ref
peel of free people.
/ II. The army and militia of the Uai,ed
Ssates. Ready at a moments warning to IN ain.
tain the rights and avenge. the wrongs of thti'
country.
| is. The dfrika Of Columbia; advancing
with iteady feps, in PROPERTY and numbers
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Salca 1T aurunu.

On SATURDAY. the ON inf. will he fn,d =. Au9ion
on the preiies, ii not previouiiy dipoed OF at pri-
fale,
4 r','ah Rawlings, immediately cppo.i,e to Mrs..
Pages ~, which there is brick houie with neceda-
ry ou,-hoYes, -" e..
-Ter,n.-oue third can, ard the remainder 10 &
i2 months; to iecure the payment of WHICH, d.e4
oftruis upon the property will he required,
II TAYLOR & BROWN,
December ~. epft
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he subfcriber, agent for MefTrs. Dupont de Ne
\ Tnurs Co. for the fale Of Brandy, Wine.
Manufactured Gun Powder, Sc informs his friend,
and the PUBLIC, that he has received fevera quar;er
calks OF Mfr Gun Powder, of the above naniiFa,to.
ry5 hkewiie, Canpiier Powder, which on trial Ia,
been found hyperion 70 any imported, sd which viii
be diiPoied OF at very reduced PRICE for cafh.
~. ALTO, JUN received, few fetts eleg1nt o
French China--and on hand, general aaortnepS Of
Groceries, FOR isle low by u
Richmond, Dec. 10. eng, -
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nN0r1(oRs IN lat. 60 go Ioog. So go, w. from l
the meredian OF. Paris, Jaw at three leagues
diftanec, n. N. w. a large vefIel, which judy
ed to he frigate, running to the S. s. T.. on the
larboard tack. tackled tn the N. N. Z. the |
wind at eat blowing freih. the zen rifng. and the
atmosphere cloudy. then made no other |
change in my courfe my little fquadron kept |
together, confifting of the brig lie Faune of 6
guns, iix-pounders, commanded by lieut.. Br,i- |
net the corvette La Torch, of eighteen twelve
Founders, lieut.. Pechin the corvette LIE De-
apartment des Landes, of twenty Founders,
lieut.. Defnodtils, and the frigate La Topaze,
of twenty-eight Is FOUNDERS, ten carronades,
and fix Founders.
"At thirty-fx minutes pat eight the frieate
was about two leagues diRant, going before the
wind. / lad LIE Department des Landes on
the cardboard, lie Faune to the larboard, and
La Torche to the larhoard of lie Faune.
AT forty minutes paa nine was on the ftar-
board quarter of the enemy, andthe action con-
tinued till SIS minutes paa ten, when the En-
glifh flag was truck, and La Topaze refounded
with cries of VIve l. Empsreur.'
"At this moment LIE Department DIES Landes
was within cannon ihot, La Torche a little to
the flarboard, lie Faune in obiervation. To-
wards the end of the action lie Department des
Landes fred eighteen guns, and La Torche
| three. The great inferiority of the corvettes
prevented them from taking any other part in
the buhnefs. They at leat, however, feryed to
halten the furrender of the enemy.
| [M.B~pd;n bere Sraj,t5 in high terms a great
number Of the perjons employed nn3er him.
"Mr. Nudge was fecond in command to
captain Vancouver on his voyage to the north
welt coat of America. Far be it from me to
I fay any thing unfavourable of him but owe
to truth, & to the glory of the brave men whom
I have the honour to command, to allure your
excellency that La Topare 6uSly captured the
Blanche ihe had el men killed in the action !:
had only i9 killed. was obliged to burn the
friga,e after taking out the crew.
have the honour TO be, with profound re-
fpeet, Monfegneur, your very humble and o.
bedient fervant. p. BAUDIN.'
Another letter from M. Baudin, gives an ac-
count of his efcape into the Tagus, after being
chafed by the Agamemnon of 81 guns, and af-
ter lofing two of his fquadron. He ftates La
Topaze to have had a partial action with the
i. Agamemnon, in which the former had three
men wounded. He fays ALTO, that he addrelIed
the crew, afking them whether, if they were
: forced to continue the action, they would board
the Agamemnon? and that they all replied in
the affirmative. The chafe he ftates to have
continued 40 hours.
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CONGRESS-.
Monday, December 2.


On motion Of Mr. Thomas,
RejolDcd, that the rues and orders Of tbe late
Homie be conGdered as thoie of the DrC.nt
Honfs until altered or revifrd.
On motion of Mr.. Varnum, the HauC. nro-
ceeded to ballot for fergeant at Arms To-.
teph Wheaton, Solomon Meyer and Richard
Stuart having been previoully nominated.
The ballots having been counted, If aDoear.
ed that of los ballots given, 1ofb6 V,b,otou
had ST votes, and was confequently duly elrt9.
ed SERGEANT at Arms.
Mr.. Dawion moved tie following refoluti-
or.
Rs/ofa,ed, That Thomas Cla..ou he appoint.
ed Door-keeper, and 7boma5 Dunn Aiiihant
Eoof-keePer, and that they give their atten-
dance accordingly which refolution was A.
greed to, newine eonfradieentr.
Mr.. Dawfon moved that 800 comics of tb.
rules and regulations OF the late Houfe be prip.
ted for the ufe of the members.
MIR: LIB fusgetled the propriety, inNead of
accedlng to tbs motion, of appointing a COM
n'ttee to draw up iet of rules.
ne quettion was taken on the pefoution Of
fered by MIR. DAYTON, which was dfagreed to-
Ayes ss-Noes IS.
MIR. Leib moved ref3lu,ion for the appoint
ment OF A committee TO prepare and reDort
ttanding rules of proceeding tn be obferytd in
TINS Hon!e; which was agreed to, and COM
mittee of five appointed.
On motion of Mr.. NichoITon,
: Re/0fTed, That Committee of WAYS and
MeanS he appointed aPreeably to the Handing
roles and orders of the Boufe-Aves e6.
On motion of Mr.. Leib, a committee of
Commerce and Manufactures was appointed.
On motion of Mr.. Southland, Comm;ttee
of elections was appointed.
On motion of MIR. Ncholfon, a Committee
ofClaims was appointed.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas, A Committee
OF Revival and Unfnifhed Rulinefs was appoint-
ed.
On motion of Mr.. Conrad, a Committee oe
Accounts was appointed.
On motion of Mr.. Newton, it was refoIved
that the Handing hour of meeting be liam.
until otherwifr ordered-Ayes 81.
The Speaker laid before the HouGe letter
from the Clerk representing the meafures taken
by him IN execution Of the order of the HOMIE OF
Feb. 9s, 1905, relative to the fupply of print.
ing and Stationary for the Houfe by which l.
appears that propofals for Printing had been
received, from A. and G. Way, Solomon Nv
eF, X. Dtnmore ! from Bonfon and Fulton fnr
paper; and from Edgar Patterfon for the Stati.
onary and that contracts had been made with
n. and q. Way for the Printing, and with
Edgar Patterion for the Stationary.
Referred to- the Committee of Accounts.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas a committee con.
Hitting Of leyeDteen members was appointed 70
to enquire and report whether any and what al
Tequiiite in the acts relative TO
poit- offices aDd poit roads.
Dn MOTION of DIR. Newton refolyed that the
CLERK cauie the members TO be furniihed with
three newspapers; or with newspapers not ex.
'eed'ns in price three daily papers,
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BUG GIWGHAM, IL.

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E%AKEN UP, by Julius Coleman. = D,,t p,n
Il MARE, about four feet eight or nile inches
hXh, has fome white hairs on her of hind foo, loci
and branded OIL the near ihou.er and thioh rim, IS
y or S O. apprafed to 80 dollars. y
A Copy, Teite, R. ELpRIDCE, jr,D.e.
Dec, 10, ra,y
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S1ssp at aartion.

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neiday the 18Th ,nlssa,
A Likely Segro NAN, who isa very good Boot
and hoe-Nlaker.
TAYLOR * EROwN
December 10. ep3t.
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NETWORK.

Capt. Copror, from Madeira. informs. tha, q Brit
fh feet Of 100 fail, 10 Of which were line of battle
ihiPs traniports and merchantmen, with 10000 troops
on board, defined as fuppoied for the Cape of
Good Hope, left Madeira (where they fopped 9
days. about week before the Enterprise.
Mere. DIDO.