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A-petition Of Peter Robertfon, of Amhera. TIillc
borough county New II ,mpfhire) was prer.nted to
the tG, praying 20 be placed on the pe-s on III on
account of wound received IT aha battle of Bunker,
Ill., in MaGlchuletts, while folder in col. Starks
regiment whereby he is prevented from obtaining
livelihood BY labour
Rof-rred TO the Committee Of C,sm.
refiage received from the Senate notifying
that they have agreed the amendment Drepoled to
the bill TO divide the Indiana Territory into two fe-
Parate governments.
A petition prefeuted from fundry inhabitants
OF Chelhire county IN. HampHire) PRAYING that
poll road may be efabliled from Worcester in Maj
iachuietts, through Holden, Rutland, Hubbardnon
IenIpleton, Winchendo,y, to FitzwIiani, and from
thence TO Keen, in New Han1pG1ire
Referred to the COMMITTEES appointed TO enquire
w11t amendments are ncceilary 20 he made in tb-
z5's sitabhhng pot Office and poH roads within the
United States
NJ. Sieb1ydt, from the Joint committee for enroll
led bills, reported that the following bills had been e
7urad and were found to be truly enrolled:
An see TO divide the Indiana Territory into two
ieparate governments" end
An act declaring Cambridge, in the Gate Of Maj
f.elufett' 70 he port of dsvcry"--vhereupon
NJ. st'1ts, Ggned the faid enrolled bills.
w. Itozffg, from the committee appointed on
the publ- bulldogs, a; ,he city OF Warrington. pre-
i.uted bill making appropriation of
d'atsior complaining the fouh wing Of the capto1
aud i'r othcr 7ur?otes which was received and read
the fif and fecord times, ard committed to COM
"ntee Of the whole iouie, Oh Friday next.
Accompanying the BIZ vas tie following letter.
Iron tlie Surveyor Of the Public Buildings at the
city Of Warrington, dated
Wii@igfoo, ( MI D.eea1Je, so, Iecs
ss
n aniwer to your lester Of the elG Of Deem
her be6 leave TO Rare You that the fun neee ~
to hni'h that part of ,he fou'h wing Of the cap,to
w'pe' Is row N procrcf, j. OnlOo dollars, and o.
~ part which corrgront to the roeefs in the north
w'ng $500 dollars, ia ~ $4,000 dollars
his Ultimate is fop7dt6 uy9n the ben calculation
that ean be made If d liIdiug 70 corohested in il
contraction, and Of v.h ch the materials and vo-k-
Iranh'p Of mary parts src of fnuh na,ure, thai =
imal alteration of du.shhon or srrarce r1eut may
orfafo' c0uhdcrable difference Of aVperfc--It l.
Dfeve, tire nloil accurate tina. under ali crrtirn an
ees eNn T. made, and Do not expe6t thar i will b.
eyceedsd.
o. IRIS occafon hcg leave respectfully to hbn,h
to y7a tbe owing remarks;
d the appropriations which have beer made b.
CnnGrelsfowards the re6ion Of the fonh vim. fls
. me year 1903 could not bc entirely expended in
that >e' partly be sufa a couGdsradl, tire elapfed
eNk ~ tHc arrangements 20 refine WORK 70 long
iW'e0'sd i--rariy beeaufe We were Obliged 70 dic
t'yge orr ~oTka and clofe the fssfon in the month
O6aber IN order that the tioufe Of Repreicpta-
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tel aes'ra him. lshe appears or anv perlcn FOR him
the Appearance e,ar he recorded la,ng particularly.
Il nv ainisf ~ uyen. or attorney nar'ig the
rerson appearing and the capacity in which lie an
pears Il he does appear. either perlonaliy OF by
agent attorney, ;',e sme ihali DE recorded.
a, - oclock og the day apro1tr1 Cor TIE trial Of
IN ,', chne-. the egiGat;ve and execp,ive huGpefs
or the Se-ate .h2' ~ po9pone The isr-etary 'hall
thcr eim.GiGer the following oath affirmation to
the PreGlent--
You fnlrr,rly Srear, or affirm, that in all things
sppertaining TO ne trial Of the impeachment of
YOU VIII 20 impartial juRiee) according to
the contribution End laws Of the United States"
Aud the PreGdent Gail adminifer the iaid oath or
affirmation to elch fcnetnr prrtent.
The iecre-ary liall ther give notice 70 the Houfe
of Reprefenas;-"s that the Senate is ready pro
coed upoa the itl,,,eachrrent of in
the Senate chshsr, which chamber is prepared with
accommodations for the reception of the Houle Of
REPRESENTATIVES
COUNT for the parties ihalI he admitted to appear
and be heard upon an impeachment.
All motions made by the parties, their counel,
hai Re addreGed to the Pre6dent of the Senate end
if he ihal require il, mall be committed 70 writing.
and read the ecresary table; and all deciions hall
be bad by ayes and noes, and without debate, which
tall be entered on the records
Witnefes nall be fworn in the following form, TO
Wit, You do lwear, Tor affirm, as the
Gale may be that the evidence YOU shall give the
cafe now depending between the United States, aud
iha be the truth, the whole truth, and
nothing but the truth. So help you God. Which
oath hall be administered by the fecretary.
Witpefes f'al' he exsr,iued by the party produ-
cling them, and then crofs examined in the ufua
form.
If Senator &c called rs witnefs he nall be fvorn,
and give his tefimony BANDING in his place.
ia Senator wiihes queRion TO be put TO a witnefs,
csd 70 and h,,
dent.
At all times, while the Senate is fitting upon the
ia of an impeachment, the doors of the Senate cham
Der il,all be kept open.
Ar,el.
SAMUEL A. OTIS, recretary.
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Fs1nav. Iannnrv IL.


a petition froi5 irncry inhabitants vt Hant-
ington county, Pennfylvania, prefcnted De-
oe'nhcr. 81, 1908, respecting, the c0abhihment
&c pol road IRON Ai-xa ldria in faid couIty,
throash Holiday lburg and Beu!a to Grrcnf-
burg, NaS referred to She committee appointed
80 e qprr what amendments are neccilary to be
made in the atSs etshIhhg a poR-oflice and
poa-roads in the United States.
Mr.. Lob prefented = bill Ia amend the char
Ter Of Georgetown, which was read the hrit
and flc.nd times and committed 70 commit
tee oftHs whole HouGe on Monday next.
Mr.. Crosve;g&irh from The committee of
commerce and manufactures reported ou the
memorial OF Thomas Ketland of Philadelphia,
which was referredto committee of the whole
hou.e on E'edueiday next.
A petition was prefented from Thom1s and
Samuel Hongsworth Of Baltimore, (Md nay
ing to receive payment for fsveral certif res
OF public debt belonging TO them, which were
NOT preiented TO the Tresfury Departments, for
liquidation and fe.tlenent, within the period
preicribed by the sds OF limitation.
Referred to the committee on the ext;nquilh-
ment of the debts due from the United States.
y petition was prefented from Lewis Lane a
French citizen, at preient IN nhahtant OF New
York, praying Congrefs TO pats fpecial a6 to
enttle him 10 the benefits and privileges of a
Citizen of the United States.
4 motion was made TO refer the ahovementi-
oned petition TO felect committee, but the
queftion being taken thereon,
II was negatved.
A mehage was received from the PRECEDENT
of the United States notifying that he approved
and fgned the act declaring Cambridge, in the
fate of Mallachuietts to be a port of delive-
ry.
The Houfe refolved tfelf into committee of
the whole,
Mr.. GREGG in the chair.
On the report of the Pofmafer General, con-
corning the memorial of Robert Henderfon, of
South Carolina and afrer fome time fpent
therein, the committee rofe, reported progIefs,
and obtained leave to fit again.
a me6age was received from the Senate, no.
tifying that the PRECEDENT approved and ligned
the act dividing the Indiana Territory into two
parts, which originated in the Senate.
Afo, that the Senate pafed the bill amenda-
tory, of the act for impofng more fpeCifc du-
ties on the importation of certain articles, and
for levying aud collecting light money on TO-
reign fhips or vehes.
Mr.. Wi7Ron informed the Houfe Of the death
of his colleague, Col. James Gillefpie, from
North Carolina Whereupon,
A committee was appointed, conIifing of
Melirs Alexander, Winlton, Holland, Wynns,
Dickfon, and VIM, to iuperintend the funeral !:
and
1t was unanimously rcfe wed that the Houfe
will attend the funeral, and that they will telti-
fly their refped for the deceafed by wearing
Grape on the left arm for one month.
Adjourned.
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n. YORK January Il.
ExfraT, eta later dated from Saato Dorfngr.
10 Fri1aire, year Is (lotb Decembe,-,l 1904.

ExfraF, eta hifey dated from Saafo Do,vfngr.
l9 Frimai,'s, gear Is (iof6 Derem6er,lso4.
TRANSLATION.
"Aftera pafage of fifteen DAYS, during which
we experienced much hard weather, we arrived
fate at our defined port.
"Aid de Camp Brace has been returned ,here
TX week.; he not only brought with him The
confirmation of Gen. Ferrand's nomination TO
the chief command Of the colony, but even that
ofadmniltrltor general; that is to FAY, that the
powers Of general in chiefand of prefeci are
both conferred on him. The minifer allows
him larger fun than he had demanded for his
maintenance, and the bills Of eXch1rre which
have been f:nt TO him will be paid Il bein,, N.
public tre7ii'ry that draws upon itGc,f-Tf will
give me much pleafure to Zee the merchante Of
New OH and particularly my friends, making
advartagfcus trecu!atiOns on The faith thereof.
we ENJOY here the greateGt tranquility and
there IS nothing going forward on the Iland
which can give rs fear Of its being inte,rupted.
Thanks to the wifdom andtalents If our Gene
raj, al! toe mOmentary troubles Of the depart
ment Of Cibao arc dillipated, and have been
productive ct acts Of great devotednefs on the
part Of its inhabitants. The Spaniards have 4
fJndncis for Gen. Ferrand which borders on en-.
thuiiaim and there is 40 further doubt al pref
ent, that If the brigsnds fould make their an
pcapnce theywould arm themflgesf1rth the COM
mon defence. Our advanced pofs are now IT
Azua, st. Juaa-de-la-M 2guana, and ST. Ysgo.dc-
los-Cdvdlleros. The unfortunate Frenchuen
that had taken ref'ige in the Inand ofCnba are
daily adding TO the ftrsugth Of the militia.
"Thc Spanifh navy has orders TO crnile IF
the co1itof Sain, Domingo, TO insercept tie Ne
gro cori1irs. a Spaniih corvette with fmilar
milton has put INTO our port 20 reft.
" reiterday We bad here Tf De00, firing, Of
cannon, illumirations, fr. works, balls, aud e.
very kind of rejoicing commemorative Of tbc ac-
eeiiion ct Bonapafte 70 the French empire"
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Renieter,
or THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE
UNITED STATES.
TUESDAY. IANuARr 8.


petition Of Cromwell Pearce, of Chener Penn
fylvania) was prefent=d to me Houfe Eating claim
10 1000 of unarrropriaed land FOR the iervces
OF MS father, eiicer an expedition againR the
Indians by virtue of proclamation of the king of
Great Britain, in 1903 Referred to the Committee
CT Claims.
Alto petition of David Elliott, Of New Terfey,
proving 70 be placed the penGon lit, on account OF
wounds received in uaior-general ST. Clair's army
on an expedition s-anit the Indians, November q,
l79l Whereby nc Inexperienced from bodily abour
~ pr2yng rch other relief as Congress in their wifi
DOM hali deem meet. Referred to the Committee of
Claims
petition of John Bowers of Sornerfet (NiaGachu-
r 3 was prelenied to the Hour. PRAYING 20 receive
tie bounty allowed by law Oh venels employed in the
dhe1S OF the United States in the cafe of three fchoon-
e-s belonging 70 him, named the George, the General
J'hhion and the Diana; the payment of which he
rah not yet received, ewing to fome informally in
th- contracts entered into between the matters and
crews Of the faid fchooners
Referred to the committee of Commerce and Man
u-aaures.
's,7t tiiey IHvc vailed the bill declaring Ianbridge
II Msi'achuietts, to be port of delivery.
se fioufe went INTO COMMITTEES Of the whole
Mr. TENNrY in the chair.
oa motion to recede TO the fate. ofVirginia and
Maryland, respectively the juiidi4ou of fIch part,
q me territory OF Columbia, as are without the city
OF Warrington; and, after coni rable debate there
onfhe committee roie, reported prcgrc. and obtained
leave 70 iit again.
Mr. O7r0 reroFted on the memorial of Captain
Alexander Murray, which report was referred to
committee of the whole Iou(e on l'ueidsy next.
Adjourned.
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5o:rien 1n;r;,:or:,cr.
Csmmnnicafed BY a gentleman lafeir n-rizeI
tran TIE Gaze Of Good EIob-.

The government at the Cape Of Coo6, Hope,
on hearing by inntIry European arrivals, 10 the
latter end of September, TIN, the Byitilh were
preparing an expedition aearR that country,
Immediately took the neccfary mtaflirec TO put
it in the beit fate of defence.
All the Britiih re6ding in the colony, amount
ing 10 about two bundled, were ordered to
SSelieniboich, village about 80 Engiiih miles
from the Cape-town, to remain there till fur
Their orders, under the fupcrintendance of = mi
l'tary commiiary. All the inhabitants of the
Cape-town, married and unmarried, from the
age OF i6 10 Is, Were put in requftion for the
military tervlce, and were obliged every two
DAYS, 20 perform duty. The Governor & Gr-
neral in Chief, J. w. JanlIens, with an army of
about 1000 men, regulars and auhiliaries, were
eEcdmPed on an elevated petition, near the
main road, at place called Leifbeck river, DIFF
tant about three Engiiih miles from town:
among his troops be had about 600 horfcmrn,
and his whole force, including the militia and
fome Hottentot and Malay Corps, amounted
to near 1000 men. The cattle, proviions, and
all what may be ufefui TO the enemy, Were TO
be removed from the coat into the country, as
loon as the utcedary meafures FOR that purpole
could he taken. Signal potts were ers0ed to
give notice ofthe approach ofthe Britifl.
II is expected from the Generals known milf
tary talents, and from his intrepidity, that the
Bgitih will not find it very eafy to conquer thai
country while under his command. Governor
JanIens refdcd at the Cape. r. G. Van Polar
neni Eiq. the Prefident of the Council, formerly
Miniiter Reiident ofthe Batavian Republic, rc5r
the United States, reiided at the Cattle, and at
ed as Governor in town.
Advices from Tranquebar fate, that PooIo-
Pinang in the Straits of Malacca, had furrender-
ed to the Dutch forces under Admiral Rartfin',.
and at the fame time, feveral Englin Indiar.ien
had been taken.
A iquadroa of BFitiA fhips ofwar and frigates,
were cruiing of the Mauritius, waitiny as il
was laid, for the return of the French Admiral,
Liuois.
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In &e.:- r,
OF TIE UNITED STH7FS.
Tanu7rv IA.

On motion Of Mr. gEery,
Re/9fS'ed, Ttat the members of The Senate,
from iiucere deiire of !hewing every mark OF
refnrtt due 20 the memory Of The hon. SsmasI
j. Pattff, decealed, late memberthsreof, viii
go INTO mourning for hiuonc mosth, bv ihc u
inal mode of wearing Grape round the left
arm.
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cGs1s 3nnleB.
JAMAICA.

ST. Jago-de-la-Vega, Dec. s.-This afternoon,
Mr. Speaker, attended by the other members
OF the Houfe of Anembly, prefented an addrefs
to his honor the Lieut.. Governor, Rating the
evil and deitructive consequences which would
arite TO this colony if the refolution of Council
OF the Gift ult. prohibiting the importation of
lumber and proviiions in neutral veTels, be car
RED into eifeet and earneRIy requeRirrthat If
pofbhlc the order might be refcinded 20 which
his Honor was pleafed to make the following
aniwcr -
" Mr Speaker, and Gentlemen
Qftbc Hf2m5J,
The fubiea of your addref has had The
mature confederation which its Importance re.
CURED. Having received infrHtlions from HE
fii!eify nin.iter relative 10 the utercourfe be-
tween this iiand and the Privy Council, the re-
ioiution OF the 2la ultimo was publiffled nv the
advice ofthat board, as neceHary confeouence
of the imperative orders tranfmitted to me from.
England.
6 1t is With extreme concern, therefore. that
feel myieiF obliged to deny the earneft renutft
Of 10 very respectable body as the Reprefen-
taiives OF this valuable colony as thefx months
notice OF the termination of the intercourCe.
have given me an opportunity of communica.
ting your wihss 10 the fccretary of fate 7 g,alI
not fallto avail myfelf of it, and that period
will alfo afford you fuiiicicnt time to make vour
representation to his Maiefy, in the manner
you maytsink mott conducive to the intereh
of Jamaica"
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SATURDAY. January 10.

The Speaker was requefted to inform the
Executive of the State of North Carolina of the
vacancy occahoned by the death OF Col. James
Giiefpie.
Adjourned.
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of 10 rs md injuries lnaaiaed in his perion and
property, whilf loldfer in detachment of
troops employed 1r,irf the IHri;ars during our
Irevcution7rY war-was r,!ergoato Tx COM
Tittee OF claims.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-08
NEW YORK, August S.

ed yesterday, we have received a New Or
leans paper of the 28th June. We perceive
nothing new in it except the following t,n'
bouS accounto of the arrival Of Col. Bur-
-New Orleans, Jms28.
We are happy TO announce the arriralln
this city on Wednesday last of col Burr,
(late vice-presidcnt of the United SIaesj
and suite, all in good health. Weun
stand he will make only stay Of ;st az ht-
teen days amongst US, when be will depart
for the western country, and vii. spend
the latter part of the summer and tail 10
Kentucky.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-08

federal Z, revenue = was less thsn s,o,oo,,
You viii hnd IRON official docqm.o,.
with even the economy Of their N.Y. ~, hat
sors, instead of -, they should b, ,as e,
27,O0O,oOo. '' paid
" The democrats have paid ''
the public debt 1s57
And have added the price of O'''0N
~ m0 na';nnaI doh. ,e,.u 100000
ing all the furds in the pos.
session Of the government,
applicable to its reduction,
was, in 179i---about the
time the Fedei aIisls receiv.
ca 'he government A,lss,s?s
w>s in 1901, about the
ti..e the Federalists resign
ga ~ 65,9l83u
Reduction during their admi.
nistration S,267,2a
They also paid for the quelliug
t1uo msurfections ID Penn.
sylvanla' $4,000
For the military preparations
against France and for sup.
-portingtwo Indian wars, 100000
For building, equipping, and
purchasing armed vessels
before the close OF the year
1899, 3,-4s.ns
For ditto IN 18Oos -3,443jl6
For redeeming our captlyes at
Algiers and carrying into ef-
feet treaties with the Medi.
terranean powers, 1864
Amounting in the wholeto e24,686yOOs
Besides the expenses for light.
houses. Notifications, etc.
which cannot be exhibited in
note.
The annual democratic reve-
nue. has been 12,644Ot
The annual federal revenue
7Oas only, 5,8O6la
This view of the subject is given from
the very able statements Of the Reverend
MIR. Taggart, published in the Hamtstn
Gazette, and is undoubtedly correct.
Vide the statement Of Mr.. Taggar,
TO which wehave already alluded.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-08

There is report in town that the Prts!'
dent has called the senate together on 0u''
ness of high importance to the nation
BY the ship Otis, the Editor Of the Nler
camille ADVERTISER, has received London
papers to the 18th June iucluslve,I an'
Lloyd's Lists, and Prices Current OF 'h'
nth. To an american reader the papers
contain scarcely an article possessing COM
mon interest; being occupied with the pro-
ceedings of the house of commons CO.. a.
torial speculations on the case OF niS,ii
public delinquent, against whom cf'fl'u, g
information has been filed in the court ~.
kings bench. Our extracts from hloyu'
Lists will be found in the marine deP"s
ment.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-08

t Our countrymen, who are waiting in
prisons tor the arrival of our navy vessels
armed with but single gun, some of them
veto be made, and yet to cross the Allan
tic; vessels, which the gentlest breeze of
spring viii ovesset.
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LONDON ] uIc 49,
Yesterday being the day fixed tor tne VIZ
ton of an impeachment agalnt" Lofo w.,
count Melville, great croud assemble ~.
an early hour, in the avenues OF the ''Du, ..
of commons. At twelve the doors ~,
opened and severe pressure ensu'J f.g
The gallery ofcourse was filled IN w. ~
minutes. In the early part OF the Gay q" IA
pinion prevailed that Mr.. Whitbreaa "v w i
open the debate but about three o c' lille
was said that Lord Viscount Me sl.,s,
would be previously heard in his ds .a,io1,
This excited great degree OF exps 'dsd IN ;.
and great number ofpersons crouus. .,;rs
to the lower lobby, and also lined 'ns ,snds
tothe gallery ofthe house, which coh''I' ard
a view of the lobby, through wnien half
Viscount Melville was to pass. Aool ,.hhy,
past four, his lordship entered inc WI ~ me
and passed into the secretary's room Vs. 20.
left hand. The house was at this '''"~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
10 NoN-RESLDENzS OF KEN7UsK1:

HE SUBSCRIBER Hyring ia TIE ReigbEou,--
l. boO9 IF frankfort, KenfHe&y, ba1i.g naol-r-
taken to pay tie taxes Of a number of peatIesgen
refaiHg in Virginia and eLSzvbeye, on t5sir lands
80 tbs fate, ami finding that tie yeiitiHg ofsro-
neT 20 MIN for that pMpoIe IS attended euitb grof
ai6Feulfie5, rjH and trouble, probejes ii 10 t5o,e
gentlemen and any others q0bo ngay Jnd il an ae-
con'nrUd0tion TO them, the foioqViag plan, to- gut
!bat tbsg NsaH depeGt t6eir money IN eit5er oft5e
banks Of Riebmond, ALexand,ia, George fozvss or
6afiN7ore, on or 6etore the fCf dag Of AGay 1,r-
nnH|ly' and authorize fame perjon at t59jc jize-
raj ranks TO a6z'jjc him by boR of ire asao4nt,
and to zc5gscreal il ail6r appLied, end i,,,p,.s.-
e- him 10 dr0qv .tartbr fame, pQrab!e on fgbt.
TIE lands ofnOn-ssGdentS are 0GUeyTixed a6oue
the f.F Of JHLy, zubieb is an cxpence of f7vsutg-
/lOe cents on sae6 trad. The In5/cr;5er'J drift
SoW command the cab in this Hafe, and as non
as bis bills are 6Onosd at any o. the nbo1e s7enti-
oned 5a1k5, be GviN 46uance The ,,ro..y-i7 KEN
fRckg, deAnaing Jsoen and a bali percent commit
on far bis trouble, in Nffen4ing 10 end exeenti,y
tie 6EhneG. He zuW eneiejS daelicate receipfs
TO f5oje tanks in qvbie6 the money is GepoEted, or
TO the Propriefsr5 etbe lands, Keeping tbe original
IN bis ozURPofOn, tororredT auy errors zv5irb,pa,
CIR in the auditors o6Tce Of Keafacky. TO fboje
gentlemen zUbo mar qvJb to pay their taxes in
tbs qVar, and zUbo haze not a perIonaI aeouoi1
tanee with THE (abJfri6er, be bcgs ha4e TO ,stsr
them 10 the Hon. Join Breeken,i4ge, the Hon.
iifaiiheysU iTaifon. ~ Lc..s,ic .. IL,
city of'Hah1ngfOn, or TO Gen. John PyrRon of
Montgomery comfy, and Cok Games Byeckenyfdge
Of B0fetoHrf county, Vrginia, as TO tire confidence
z0bieb may be rrpo/sdin him.
NATHANIEL HART.
NJ B. TIE boyfage on all letters directed to 1te
on tie Ab0ve bnfnei5 mgR be paid.
Deeembe,' Is, 1904. (sStIA1ay.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
1900 BUSHELS BARLEY.

mn boEfively be Iold, By Prefer g Monenrs, at
tie Lumber boaje of the late George MeoLjan,
at RoekeftJ, on Moaday the .4tb IF February,
at 12 o'eioek:
T5NWEI.VE hundred bufhelS Of good clean BAR
4 LEY, for the benefit Of VIM. forreAer & Co.
Of the city of Richmond, they having refuled re-
oeive the aid Barley when rendered them Rock
ets, agreeable to contract 1t is universally allowed,
by hoie who acquainted with Barley that is the
be food for hories Except Indian CORN that be
given them; and many people prefer even to that.
Th, Barley will be fold in fnall lots one half at so
and the other at 90 days for notes negotiable at the
Bank Of Vrginia---the notes to be made payable to
JOHN ELLIS.
Tsrffarv o. ida