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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-29
FINLAY & coz,
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INFORM The fVBLic
Fiat they lsaysSaa received ion Iosin )
J. gai1n ore, a final bur web ciofc1 c,Il .a
of ENGRAVINGS, from the b.f Ra.s,.
a.,,as, add which they ptefams are "a ,t ti''
n any nos of.rel f,r fale in Alex a,ui. y
n4-snget5:s quo,k, are
A r.,bIime r'spSefentatIon Of the Ef
supper, from a painting - Ns8'Ais'n:ai4FqpiQ},
e. II the king Of England.
ThsRsaeemer, BY Miller.
SaiR Joip, by III: Rev. W. Pet =. @ir
Afulllr1gtb Portrait Of L.y. II: %''aa
IN his robes of aaEc, BY Collcs, psla;cf "a i
anfortcnafe king.
The Ale Hoas. Boor and the Hay MM,,k.,
with few more Earey Pieces.
Tier havt,s Esrsoys, fvfayed/,om PbFa4.l,s;,
ajeaO Ce3fts ef tie 81
PHOTOGRAPHIC PAINTING
Lately introduced in America.
They conGa Of beautiful allego;iaa l.f.,s
the memory Of WASHING Ton, aa! Po,,.S'
of Mr.. and Mrs. WASHING TON. ~
fURNI5iI and OIL GILDiNG c3ec,,,
inthe beR manner !. AMI ZONES tar psial,n
E7groyiags, Need!e. Work, & Sc :"
Kins.fgez:, Alexandr:i, I
Joiy q. s 2aw3a
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PUBLIC SALE.

February al.
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F O R S A l. Z,


$50 Acres cf Land, In the diAla
of Co!am5ra a5ous 5 'nl-s ron Alexandra ssa
2 from George To~e: A large proportion il
wood .aad Of a go1l qaaii'g, aboupdng viii
good fptiags and hauAioni. G;aatiors, woaa
lay o. tn!s land 20 accommodate t5olc WIZ aY
w'.h to buy from tygo acre l.'S . fwen,y, oEA
il altogether. 4 fnai part o. ID. paF,h&@
nsy vii lie 5cqurcd; All f3g ,hs Daia2:: ii
6era! cf9dir III ae gwen. Aay 7eg!oa wiring
70 bay rlsy be f,.%n The Laad " NA!sn So"
An, Who rtlides ur2a il; anJ i,ave then raHa
with Mr.. Iohs G ttby, Of c.eraadEia.
Sundry Lots may be had on ground
r,nr, raac Daka-arees, a3j"'rlrg 20 n. cob
Sucss's. G. CHAPMAN
la7c $. lastt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-29

The highef price given for dean
Alnea Rags, By the Printer hereof.
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II lAIN y Wy "A
FROM the iubicriber Oh the 8th April
1906, FINAL Negro Mn named MACE, al
years OIL, about five feet high, dark complexion,
T. all foaF on MS upper Up. qnck fpo.cn had
on when he w;nt sway oznsbu,S n1,, itTiPed
cotton round over jacket, wS'j,c d 3,sty wafcaa,,
a,pca cotton Pansaoons anl itraw hat, Dot no
doubt h: mas changed his dreis by this ;:r,.: he
was fcen al the filming Iandtng, OF The PJ,omac
a t:w days ate; he LET, hone Probably ba
might get rliiase in a fAlias yeGsi 10 ha'si
more OF efs@hese: Whoever 'ppshcH5s I'D +.
care: fh- f4il neg msn,ip ANY il, OF bciogs
hm honc, II 'ha: ;naF sei h3p agata, 04.i. be
entitled to tac a1oge T2waft, inclgllng what he
law aloSs.
THOMAS MUDD,
Prisrs Gsorge taHs.g psefPgtaf1s&Gy, MaryLaq&,
joly II, isw3
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CHARLES SIMMS,-
GEORGE DSMEALE,
EDMUND /. LEE.
aawtdf
Jal, lq.
Notice as hereby Gsue7s,

lN0tlce Us Hefe2y GaUe1',
: ~hst in puduancs Of an att Of Aacmbly, Of
] tie Commonwealth of Virginia, eiaoiah.
ing Town a. the Coort hoa.e ot th's Counsy,
on tn. lands of Richard katch8e, by ths name
Of Providence. We the iubIcri5ess, truecas
therein named, will proceed - fsl ar Pu0hIc
AucrIoN, on Monday the ,e,h day of Aagu!t
sext, (oeing the irit day Of huguf couFf) the
cralLoTS in the fad town, as lai.i ou, con.
ders,ed, and dirsaed to be fold by the fad at
A plan Of which viii be hlewn, and the terms
made known on the day OF lale.
CharIss L'AIs,
w Payne,
Richard Ftzh&gh,
Daniel Nc Chlchsfer,
Eancis Coger,
Richard Bland Lee,
7ohnC. Hunter,
William Middleton.
'' d.y .. Fuzzy july, sos: ~ s0'9A'
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pal1abIr Land T0,. .YnIr.

~ 9irtne ef a deed Of fyust rom
ns'. lfzssie dec. in order 70 secure and eay .5e
joTT9Srieg oebfs, vis r5e sum IF E $50 s o in
JJreie, assiyrcH By -Nafbdniei Name, 10 .4yeS.s
b-Te1 u. Jar RE Purposes mentioned in t5e sdi1
dsHS'onsnsi ind re sun, of & 1873 z 10 die 10
lre5 bryce, vsith inre,esr tbereon f. ON re 15fE
"a, IF December. 1902, at 6 per ernr per axuHnr,
w I'LL cetainl he SOL D. at the iste residence
OF William MaSsie. on Tuesday. the I5sFr
day Of January. eighteen hundred and Eve, for,
ready money,
MI that Tract Of Land,
In Cooch'and county. ling and being on the
waters OF che Little Byrd creek, (wheieor Msa
frances Massie now lives cont aiming By lac sur
vsy 2e8 I A Acres, and bounded by The lands a..
Capt Nathaniel Msssie dee. Mr.. Davt Ross.
MIR John Mat'hews and Others This and is o.
the rst rate ~ Atty cf high land, tlea, an.ls s.;
toa'ed, and within on niiles ami good r, ad. }
"t he town Of Columbia and from 10 miles
OF Lewis's mill on the Byrd Crek.
John Forbes; trustee.
Decen Der 23th 1904
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CoN.nITIoNS

Of this so entertaining and interesting work.
The London editions sell at seven and eighr dol
'isrs This American ediIon (prefaced wiki a
history Of the life. trial and death OF rho author)
-shall he beautifully printed. and as handsomely
bound. IN two oSlavo volumes for five dollars only
morning 10 be paid until the books are deliver
ed.
- ~. L. w. homes that his brethren n the
fybe Throughout the Union. viii deem il no disbo
nor to reprint the above elegant iet,er. &c. and
take In subscriptions. One handsome copy for
every fex, shaiI remuncrate their patriotism and
pains
Mr.. ". owes nycJ to me Honorable the lie
gsla,ure Tor their liberal pauonage---hopes they
VIII increase his debt Of gratitude before he leave
town or M.rday. jan
rV~HE subscriber having rented the
new BRICK. HOUSE IN the main street.
near Major Du Val's. will ne happy IN accom-.
rroda,ing few gentlemen with BOARD on
reasonable terms.
Peter Moselev.
shoc'sOe Hill, Jan. $, 1896. wa
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICH ON ID.
SATURDAY, J.NUARy 5. 1906.
SQUADRON OFF TRIPOLI= :

Extract ofs letter from Member IF Con
gres',so 1Ien6er Of me House of De
teSzfes, dated,
WAsEIxcroN. Dec. 81, 1904.
"Oaic'ai accounts from our Consul a,
Malta, wsre received here last eveniae.--
they confirm the accounts which have all
ready appeared in o,,r papers, Of the at.
tacks of the Sd and 7th of August. They
mention also another attack ON Tripo;i,
on the % August: On this occasion the
fr,sate Cons;ltuti6n lay within pistol shot
OF one OF the principal batteries, and with
IN 900 feet OF the Bashaw's paIace.---iao
rounds were fired by cur iii lier ent vessels.
- Some damage was done to the iowa,
and many inhabitants kilied.-The Con.
stitution received ~ balls in her hull. and
lost several of her men. On the lst of
Sep'ember, are ship, sent into the bar
Dor OF Tripoli, blcw up before our officers
and .eamen lett hes.--Every soul PERISH
cd +"
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Board, Washing and Mending.

For T. Sc Per Am
TUE. subscriber has removed 70 tire CRY Of
u Richmond for the purpose cfreceiving board
srs: He has rented large ndconnodiousbies
house. about two hundred yards from J. Ogil
vie's Academy: tie Is particularly desirous Of
receiving as boayders, yourg rentlcucn iron, the
country WIN intend TO become studen-s in this
school during the pvesent Year. He will board,
wash and mend for fbrty six ;,ounis per annur !:
He viii he prepared 20 receive from hftcen N
twenty bozrde-s, and can Accommodate ten or
twelve with charnl,-vs and bedding on terms
which viii be made know, TO applicants.
J. RAWLINS, Jun.
rich-roni, yanr,a-y fs,. 1905. 81
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P r 0 P 0 S A L S.
or III L. EHREALD
FOR pRINrINc by sug 3. Z.

!. FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION.
THAT IMMORTAL weak, rsTrrLsp.
,.SII)NET OWGOVEPWlNEW7.
Gentlemen who have never read this celebrat
Ell performance may form some idea OF it's ntrin-
sic worth and importance our com ry. by ne.
ru'ing The following extratt Of etter ITO the er.
tor.) from his excellency the President of the u
nited States.
Wdslirgton, Decersbe- &c, f934
SIR--yoa ask my opinion on the subied of pub
fishing the works Of Algernon Sidney. The
world has so long and ST generally sounded the
praises OF his "disootyses on government tina, it
seems supsrRaous, and even presumpruous for
an individual add his feeble breath 10 the yale
They are in truth nc, MEASURE of republican
principles, supported by copious aud cogen, argu
mems. and adorned with ,he & es, flowers Of sci
ence tits probably The best elementary bosk Of f5c
IprineiPes of goveynn;enf, as founded in natural
right that has ecer teen sbi;sbea is any ianguae
And II is much to be desired in such govern
rnent as ours, that IL should be put into the hand
OF ou- yoH'5. as. soon as their minds are suffer
emily n,atnred for that branch Of study Shout,
you proceed 20 the publication. he so good as 4
consider ne a subscriber; and accept my ssluta
s'ons and assurances Of grcaf esteem and respect
THs JEFFERSON.
Tie Revd. Mr.. geems.
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many worrren ir s,inn;rr. Il is,n e..
! curry w!elh-v i:iey could not krnisb
coarse manufactures fur the negroes of lie
Southern States.
In New York. r. The Common Co.nc;,.
serious ebje6lions have been offered y.
! gainst The education OF children ia corr.
mon CHARITY houses; 81; children are in
Their Aims:Hnu-e. The fnrce Of these
objections must tie w=ll known 10 all who
are acquainted in suoi, houses.
The building of y. York City Hal,
progresses. Above ~ thousand dollars
have been alre adv expended. The re-
building of Nc~-Cast!e (DeIaware) poor
hohse has invnlved the question OF iarrn.
The habits of,hc arts seem most conweni-
al to the poor of Cities.
medical society is proposed 1T Sun.
bury, Pennsylvania. Much is said Of the
improved state OF Union College, in New /.
York STAG. Lectures on Chemistry at
Fale College by professor Silliman.
The biiiof Mortality for The first week
Of Dec. in Philadelphia is 81; Ie adults
and Is children. For New. York, in the
same week 80; 81 males and ? females.
10 New York. in Nov. were 276 births
1913 males and i4s females. The deaths
's2 SO males and go females. Births
exceed deaths BIZ 81. Meteorological oh.
'erva,ions, New York FIRST z days oe Dec. j
81 ~, SO. Prevailing wi,tds westerly. !
Met. observations, New-London, at three
hours before and after noon. and at noon
Tor Nov. So. IS, 55; rain on the 9Th. Pre-
sa'ent winds westerly, 10 times S. w.
lSaiem Rcgtsser.j
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she has been trading very. successful,
with the inhabitants Of South America
The bullion was landed Oh Monday after
noon, and deposited in the Gosport Bank
from whence It was conveyed on Tuesda,
morning IN three Wagons, to the bank o.
England under a strong guard. II was
contained in upwards Of loo large and
small casks, Weighing about ten tons, and
ITS value is estimated at about fl0O, 900.
The accession Of so much specie into
the country, at q time when il is so much
wanted, is very fortunate !; and we hope
twill assist the circulation Of the new dol.
lars, of which part of the cargo, to the
amount Of .f47,o00 consists.
The following note delivered by W. d'Oubrii
to the French government, renders the preserva-
ficn of peace between Russia and France irnpo,.
sibie. - :
fo'- presented ~ III D'0asr;i. Russian c5a,ge
dc5airs. 10 t6e minister q foreign reiadoa..
PARrs .uIy IL 1904
Tne uniers,yael has been ordered 20 declare
thar he cannot pr 'long his stay at Paris. unless
III. following demands are p,ev:cu.ly granted /:
1. Inas, conformabIJ to the 4th and Sri, ar
fe'cs Of .hc secret convention Of the flrh OSo.
~'s A>SAs VIC tcn-N fvernment sn all orferi,S
troops, - cvaeuaie the king lon Of Naples and
when thai done, thar it 7sail engage 10 respect
the neutrality of-that kingdom, during the pre-
sent and any future war ~.
:. Thar IN conformity to the second article Of
the said convention, he French government shall
rronis> TO establish Immediately some pr;re;.
pie Of concert with his Imperial majesty for r..
grating th- basis upon which the affairs of Ia,y
shall be eal!y ,jjasted.
3. That Shall engage il conformity to the
Oh, Article of the convention aforesaid. and the
S'oWises so,sheafed.y gioen TO Russia to intcrr-
~ wi'hous delay, the king Of Ssrdinia for the
Losses he, has sustained. Lastly.
That. nyirsue of the obligation OF a mu
tuai guarantee. and Yneiia,ion. the French eo-
vernmcnt shall promise immediately to evacuste
and Withdraw IT'S troops from the North IF Ger
nta.ys AMI enter into an eng agemen, 20 respect,
IN the srittsst rn1naer, the neutrality Of fbr Ger
body
The undersigned has to adj, that he has re-
eeived orders from his government 60 demand
categorical answer TO thsse four noints, and a
walls himself of this opportunity, &c.
(Signed) P. oUBRIL.
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T = II d 0 I. L a Il S

WILL, be given Cor sppreheading and deliver
w ing ~ me in Richmond. a negro woman
named EASTER, about thirty-eight or forty
veNrs of age. rather spare made, and Of a vel
io,v complexion, who absconded on the 23d Of
recembey. She IS well known in and about
Williamsburg she was soldby Bu-well Basset 70
W. Brown, Who sold her to Stafford Gibbs,
cr whom purchased her; she formerly lived
With Len Hcndiey. Zee. Of Charles CRY county :
do suppose if she IS nor harboured IN or about
Richmond, tina, she is gone towards Williams
bu,z She has free husband Irving IN Rich
mond. who calls himself Jacob Marin.
~. DABNEY.
Richmond Jan. 1, 1895. tie
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TWO EXCELLENT .MILL-wPIcHrs,
newly arrived frori, Great Britain, who m
ders',nl ~ kinds ~ machinery in the mill -w--It
business, < wilo vii undertake 70 ere or repair
Cdst, ThreshinS or Saw Wills to 60 either by
wind. water. horse or fan1, on ,ibera encourage
n.en, being yivcn Also, will make all manner
of pai,erus for epdnheYies. For further partiea.
lars, Apply 70 Tr. John Sect,, Grocer, fifth door
fro-, the market, Richmond.
". 3 IF no applications are made in me course
cf few davs fror, kc date hereof. the persons
alluded 70 will 20 a iit'is the northward, where
they have encouraging Offers.
Rich-rond fan. 1st 1905. -
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NEW YoRx, Dec. 81.

report transpired LAST evening in re Coffee
HGnse. whichs if founded in fatl, i, the harbin
ger " very important news.-A gentleman was
SAID 20 have arrived in town who came p1ssen
ser II pm England in the November packer which
ne ielt in the Sound on her way to this port,
VINO states, that tho Bouloyne Aotilla had sailed
under e"ver Of avery dark night 20 make the long
threatened descent on England, when, after hav-
ing proceeded fif,e.n league. TO sea. Il wa, !, .
tercer'cd by the channel Aeet, and defeated even
10 rum. Ourreaders haze been - long amused
win stories OF the invasion that It is needless to
eiu''on them against gving implicit credit to the
present report,
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Lottery Motto.

E..& X. WAITE, sole. ~ p
NJ ing every advsnturer an crse,
pn'ehasiHg at the present prioe Ct ...,ca
a ticket, hereby notify, that tic, go. -,
York State Lottery, No. J. ferir. 5.
Tnent Of Literature, viii advance IN ftrp
Jauaary next to Seven and lia. s. -.
Persons iuelosrng the cash ~ 80, i:.-.
20 that date, Will have their cse-f. e
exs euted, ard those who are if--fs, -.
ing prizes, by enclosing them &c q ,.-.
80 the Permanent LOTTERY Cts.stt.
Waite. New.York, may dep go
amount faithfully returned 80 et. =.
undgawn icka,s. Letters nspt
Nsv-lNk, 3as. 1890.
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t g.
chrEoLrc CArurcra AZ Cnuncs LorrgRy.
Fn0RrEsHTB nT7's DRhWINc.
he following prizes were drawn on Sa-
turday last.
M, 64o4 t,he FIST drawn blank after
1900 tickets entitled TO 500 dollars)
Prizes Of loo dollars:
Nos. 1923 $3.50 i427s 1864.
Prize of so doildrs::
No. 24s7.
Prizes Of IS doRars:
Nos. ESQ 1851,
Prizes Of 90 dckars:
Nos. so Ga 1906 ls27 2lss 2SSs
99<2 1888 3sos a7sa 444o 1895 4es3
1897 1857 $500 5coS T.i24 7,6o sls7
sfo5 9440 1883 itl34 1895 1881
1874 l2275 1850 1855 1859 $500
l6375 1854 1929 1858 1892 l7o44
1902 1873 1880,
Cain Of the wheel this dav, 34s dolls.
Total gain $3.50.
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With none ofth-se demands would 3onaparte
comply lie might, perhaps have agreesI 10 al
low certain su n yearly 70 his Sandman nv
Jcsty. but the a,akiaehim a pensioner OF France
was not fhat kind of Indemnify which si,e en-
pcror oe Russia DESIRED and iemanieA The e.
vacus,ion Of Naples and Haaover, and the cs-
tablishrent of basis for the inal adjustment,
was refused.by 30 ssparte in the most POSITIVE
and unequivocai manner
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NORFOLK, Dec. 81.

Loss n fhc Schooner Poly AID Peggy.
We ave soFrytop perform the painful task
OF announcing the loss of the schooner
Polly 6 Peggy, capt. Beai, of this por,
from Antigua. bound to this place. Itsp-
pears that this vessel was cas-, away on
the night Of Thursday the Goth ins,an,,
near Cnrri,uck Inlet, and Distressing 10
state. il IS believed that every soul on board
has persisted. Of the cargo consisting of
rum. about- 10 or 80 punch-ons have dris,-
ed on shore, and are saved, the vessel has
gone 10 pieces.
In addition TO the preceding. our Ma
fine Memoranda viii pc found 10 contain
dctails of great distress on the coast, and
we apprehend that yet further and great
er distress has been. suffered, for we do
mt recollc9 At any period for many years
past, so much bad weather as has been
experiences for the last ten or fifteen
days
From a pilot we learn that schooner
has gone up TO Baltimore having the
crew of vessel taken OF a wreck few
days since--Pariicular we have no, learn.
ed. January 1.
IN the gale on Thursday last, boat
with six negroes on board, upset of Pat
terson's wharf; FIVE of them were drown
ed,th- oth-r saved himself by clinging tc
the boat.
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with decihon unnixcd with feverity, and that
he was witty without being farca,ic-it was my
impreifon that the Judge wihed the prifoner to
have full hearing, that he might be acquitted,
If innocent, and found guilty, if really guilty.
it appeared TO me, that the foie point on which
the council hoped to fave their client, was by
proving the unconititutionality OF the icdition
law, and it appeared to me that they could not
form realonabie expectation of acGuittirg him
on any other ground; believe his council be-
heved the law uuconft;tut;onal, and thought
they had eloquence and argument enough TO
convince the Jury of it; believe they thought
the Judge deprived them of their right to adj
dreis the jury on that point; and tnat having
the cauie very much at hear, they were vaaly
mortified that the court did not permit theU to
take the courie they wiihed they appeared 10
conhder them!c!vcs as advocating the Caufe OF
an oppretied citizen, and they felt hurt at not
being allowed the mode OF defence which ia
their opinion the law authorized in Al, their ar
guments they travelled but little way before
they came to the point that went TO prove the
law unconititutcnal, and the Judge declared,
at every fuch time, that they had no right to
addreiS the jury OF that point; that the conei-
tuition had made the court the fole judges Of a
law rs far it refpeGled it's conifituiionaiity !;
from thele circumstances, il is nv imDreiiOn
that the alteration between the bar and the
! court arofe foley from the fenihiity of the
| council to this particular fubjett, aud from De-
ing deprived, as they fuppoied, of their rights.
| The PrcEdeNt. What were the particular
canfeS Of irritation between the Judge and the
counftl?
| Mr.. BaGcf. / have Gated what confidered
the cauies-They aroie from the council adj
verting to that particular point, and their 70
frequently doing it occaiioned the Judge TO ele-
! vate hIs voice, and TO pronounce over and over
I again what he conceived to be the law.
| Mr. Rodney-Was the Cuetion put by the
court, whether you had formed and delivered AL
opinion on the charges contained in the indiet-
| meut
Mr.. BaGcf-Riy memory on the particular
form OF the queilion is imperfect, but will
tate my idea of til at irit thought the cuei-
ton had been put in the distinctive, O,,-but ]
am now perfuaded that was miftaken, 70 ma
ny gentlemen concuTing in recol,ecting that
the woodland was uicd, mutt believe was mii-
taken.
Mr.. Rodney-When the quefion was put,
did you not fay that you had formed an opinion
on the extracts, aud did you not exprefs the
very opinion which you had formed
Mr. Ba0tt-I did, ard faid that if the book
antwered to the extracts, had formed an IN.
equivocal opinion that it was iibeous.
Mr.. ROdaey-And this before you was fw orn
| Mr.. Ba9It-Yes, Sir.
The wtnefs was then, from the peculiar cir.
cumttances already fated, executed with the
content of the parties from any further atfen.
dance on the court the Proficient obfervne
that although the indulgence was granted in this
inftance, he hoped it would not be made pre-.
cedent for a general practice.
ITO be Continued.
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FROM CADIZ.

NJ 517r bee" tavon,ef Jays be Nezo-1ayl Caz.tt.y
rOhE the peri! et5vrrai late letters from Caz, zyy-
zen By oHe 9fi6e =gf eminent merchants IF that PLACE
fOm b5re letters ne learn.
That, from tie 23S ef ABrl to The Esd Of Dres,rbey
1901, there iwbo,ferto f5et port, 769232 5aG-
els Of sOLeai, and 1884 bayye5 Of fsar
That there grain and f,ay enough in Cads 10 llq
Till tf Of May, bAd BY The CORPORATION Of that PLACE,
7O5iab IS boaEbf BY TIE Bakers tbey may 7vlaf H.
That Aof7vhbfandirg this graf Gro9ly, ii zDas ex-
Pedtbs prize qoonS eortiau., in eogpe7ee of5s Ezy
city ia tie agseeyt eif5-6r byobzL:iy aC t5i, eijeu-
farce zVaSiasreGd, grain expet7ad from tie
HfeairraneaH, The Baltic, and beea name zv,ud com.
j" from France, bsp,se in fbgt roratry exceeded the
Jim e'?abijGeS tberc 70, erpoyf0fioa--
That rom br frvor,aJle Rzte IF he zyeat5ey, there
70rS c1Sy reo7 efgooderqts u grain Inc eziiiqr Ia
Jan, zvbie6 graq bonqb 29lnf ,reF 10 tEe 1qi1
Of the topl, t6e1 q'ed qgiL 7yay, famine and Assne
-Hnd,
That alt5ongb b. Brhjgi1a1d,ea e7 TIE port Kermit
ted neutral 0eG to goin 7,b THAR eUcoas Of zuGeof 81
foar, that after i7d0rag tbr reeys, t6ey zooua net
J46r them 10 came ont seeeet ir baiyR.
HHof5e' her fatc5, that in be yca, SOB, there zaas
a" rn'rs iE in Toi7 from t6- g41aty If yeir 7s5isg
eHding The Viai,ge, TriL 5ayi7g tie zOiue ohigeii5e
inhabitants 70 h6H IL To aooi5 t5e eyH the nexi yesr
TIE GRAPES 7o-re g'7r,aiy eoe4 bfoye -y qyeye yi5e
7o6i6 fyodDed fbs fare lF,R. 1Byetore, there il no
d'1bf bf 5s 7Oias' 5aei,b,oad zvH not only be 6ye-
Js~'e7 70 rrecat exporatioa but zyY command much
6is5e, frier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-04
MASSACHUSETTS

The law 10 prevent the circulation ofprivate
notes, bills, orders, and checks, under five dol
larS' VIII he in force after the 10th April next.
Every Perion who i!iues or pafIes any note, g..
excepting Oils or incorporated Bark in tbs
Rate, of The United States. will forfeit m. finn,
OF SO dollars for every bill, check, note, &.
thus iiiued.-BsGen Cept.
1t is laid that bin paltd both houf.s ofonr
leG'iiatnrt. to take from the Governor the row
Ct OF appointing TIE Comptroller General ard
Regiiter General, ard to ven that power In TIE.
aiiembly. In the lower Haufc tic quenion wa,
taken by yeas and nays, and carried. yeas 80,
'"yS Il. Pill. PAP.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-04
OGl,N Gt9 JnsrH3gciifc.
NEW-HANfPSIURF.

On the 18th March, III. annual eIraio, for
Governor, Senators, &c was held in the Gs.g &c
New-IfamP. hirc; we sre happy to leara that
the republican ticket viii, in II! probability, Sc
Carried ~ a coniiderabe majority.
Mr. Lanpdan was the republican and Mr..
Gilman the federal candidate for governor
We have ieen returns from forty-ftvcn to,yrs.
w"'ch give hIr. Langdon 6277, and Nlr. Gil
man 9l6l, vo'cs-lait year MIR. Lanpdon tad
but 1893 votes from the fame towns, MIR. Gil
nan had $3.50.