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To BE RENTED OR SOLD,

fof0e hisbeIt bidder, On tie %TemyeJ, on the SD
day Of Japaary nexx.:
MAT Valuable Plahtation called WINDSOR,
-, n property OF the late William Dandr idge,
gee q. ituated on James liver, about four miles above
Richmond, containing by a lass furyev 777 acres
The f%l.ustion is healthy htdhigh, commanding a moa
beautiful and extenGve yrofpea of the river and ,d-
laeent country. There ! convenient to this place. an
excellent fhhery, where the fnen fhadd, rock and
o'lSr mn may, in their kafon, be had, with little ex-
pence abundantly. There is attached to this farm
Io'ue 10 or $50 acres Of as good low land as anv on
1e river. There is an orchard containing about GOO
r.PPie trees oeildes other frsit trees of a hyperion cua-
nty 10 any IN that part Of the country. The build.
nsS u at"o itory dwelling houfe, with two rooms
Nv . P"lage below, and three rooms above nairs.
d parn 4oteet fquare, the fri fory of which ;.bn;l,
y" ore d nay houie 20 feet iqpare, with fbeds which
=. ( d $ tables, and may with little repair be made
6t The Jd0ye time and blaze.
, WILL BIZ the Stock of Cattle. Hor-
H. H. ttuies' Sheep Hogs. &c. Plantation Utenfls,
yat-s~"es; among them are an excellent Black
ninth and Il Rope maker. All of which is the pro-
perty OF the laid cambridge.
AWo qviN be Sold,
"A valuable collection Of Law BOOKS, SC. Bic.
The Land is fubjed to the widows dover if fold
the terms of payment will be made known OIL the day
OF iale. For the other property a credit of twelve
months will be allowed by giving bonds with appro-
we'd fecuri'y.
Should a P%urchafer prefer paying cath, a difcount of
D per cent. will be- allowed. For all fums under ten
dollars, cain will be expected.
WILLIAM LANGBORNE,
Executor of VIM. cambridge, deed.
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HAY MARKET GARDEN.

He proprietor Of the Hay Market Garden, REF
y ~pe4fu!ly notifies the citizeus of Richmond,
MlncheIfer, and the public generally, that the garden
will be kept Omen during he FELTON, of the General
Anembly. NIuilcal and other agreeable entertain
tnents rendered under his own direction. Having
made an engagement with All excellent Mulician, Free
derrick Augua SchwicEer, late from Zurich, in swift
2erland no Disappointment will take place in future
rs 20 mute. Mr.. Sthwicker will give lelIons on the
Piano Fort, Flute, Violin, Tenor, Violincello Bafoon,
Clarinet, French Horn, Trumpet and Guitar, for
a-count Of tie proprietor fpec;mens of his performs
anee on each Of thole in!trumeuts, may be fcen and
he,-A ~ any time in the Bali roo'n Of the rarder
and Pilno Forts tuned. The garden row e~nlargiug,
a1d otherwif= improving, may be rented for one or
inae yearsor feafc7s BY a perfon qualified to give "a
t~islsttion to the vi.,ors. AN excellent Ice houle NAV
b. annexed to the garden.
The Dwelling Houfe (uueonpe aed with the public
p%arlen) may he rented for Que or more years for pri-
vafe rcfde1ce.
December ~. tn 1w.
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Of the bill were extended to the territories of the

OF the bill were extended to the territories of the
JUS.
Mr.. Gregg faid he UNDERWOOD the bill under
confederation was only a report in part. He
mad no ditpoftion to oppofe its paGase. He
only rofe to expreis his hope that when the COM
mlttee made a further report, they would lay
before the Houfe the information neceaary to
enable them to aa i~ntelligentIy. 1t had, from
the commencem ent of the government, been
tne practice OF the Houfc to call on the Sscre-
tary OF War to Fate the amount of military
itores on hand, accompanied by his opinion of
the further fupplies deemed nece!Tary. No
inch thing had yet beeu done this FELTON,. The
Houie neither knew the quantity of military
aores on hand, or could calculate the effects Of
the bill. They did not know what was the
quantity OF fulpber and falt-petre on hand, or
whether there was a Efficiency of thofei mpor.
rant raw materials, in cafe we hould be embroil.
ed in a war
The Speaker here interrupted MIR. Gregg nv
ooiervlng that there was no motion before the
Houfe. "S
After a few remarks from Mr.. Nicholfon and
Mr.. Gregg on the details of the bill, it was or
dered, on the motion of the former, to be re-
committed to the committee who introduced il.
for amendment.
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RICHMOND, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1905.

N'r'bH"6rha County Court, lcH Neo. 1906.
IN CHANCsRr.
Leroy opre' Compile.
againt
Richard Moore, John Davis, ,
and William Pearfon. oelI
'sNHED Defendant, Richard Moore, no, having en-
\ tered his appearance, and given fecuri,y accord.
ing to the af of Afeinbly, and the rule of this cour,
and 1t appearing to the fa,iIaelion of the court, that
neis not an inhabitant of this fate, ON the motion of
the complainant by his council: I. is decreed and or
dered. that the faid defendant appear here on the fra
Gay OF March court next. audanfwer the bill of the
complainant, and THAT a copy of this order be forth
with inherited IN fome public newspaper, pubiihed in
me CITY M R'ehnent, fs= ,wo months fuceeGively,
and another copy ported At the front door OF The
Sourt houie ofthis county. And ;t is further order
cd that the defendants, Davis and Pear1on, do not pay
away convey or iecrete any Rioncy or property they
may have belonging TO the faid Richard Moore, b.,
that they retain the fame in their hands, fubiea t,f
future order Of the court.
a Copy,
FLEM. BATES, c:N.c.
december IL. 9Th IN
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WILL BE SOLD.

at Public An7ion, at the Eagle Ta4era, in the
cit, @Rebmond, on Monday the 6tb dag Of
.STannarr:
TWO LOTS in the faid CITY ON shockoe Hill,
I one of which is at preftnt occupied by Doctor
M'Clurg, and joining one Of Major Duvals; on this
lot is a two ffory brick dwelling hopfe, So fee, fquare
with convenient out-houfes The other lot ALTO Joins
one of MAJOR Duvals, and is occupied by Mr.. M.
Bates; this lot has 4 Dutch roof framed dwelling
houte on it IS feet by ls.
This property is likewife fubjea to the widow,
dover.
The terms OF payment will b. made known on the
day Of fale. WM. LANGBORNE. Fx.'r.
Nov. lS. eptf
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5aIes at Sutton.

IN Saturday the 2Ia ina. will be fold at Auction
ON the premies, if not previouly difpofed of at pri.
vate faie,
'HE LOT on Shoehoe Hill lately oceup;ed nv t.
q ren,iah Rawlings, Immediately oppof,e Co Mrs
rage on which there is q brick boufe with necefa.
ry out-houfes.
ierms-Onet third cam, and the remainder in 8 8,
* months; to fecure the payment of which, a deed
o'trat upon the property will be required.
TAYLOR & BROWN.
December 10. ep4t
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Northumberland County Court, l2D Nsy. 1905.
IN CHdNCERr.
James V. Ball &c Spencer Ball, Complts.
againR
William B. TrAvers and Henry2 Def,
HE Defendant, William B. Travers, not havino
J. entered his appearance, End given fecurity ae-
eording to the ACT of Aaembly, and the rule of this
court and it appearing to the fatisfaaion of the court,
that he is NOT an inhabitant of this Gate on the mo-
ton of the compliments by Their council. i, is decreed
and ordered that the fAid defendants appear here on
the frit day OF March court next, and anrwer III. bill
OF the Comrlainants, and that a copy of this order be
forthwith Inherited in fome public newspaper publifhed
III the city OF Richmond, for two months iucceHively,
ana another copy poted at the front door of the Court
nouie' OF this county. And it is further ordered, tina,
the defendant Henry, do Not pay away, convey or
ieerefe aay money or property he may have belong.
ing to the fad William B. Travers, bur rba, he rs-
tam the fame in his hands, fubject to the future ordsr
of the court. ~
ACopy,
FLEM BATES, C. NJ. c.
December 10. 9TH 2 n.y.
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THURSDAY, December u.

On the motion Of Mr.. Newton, the IIoufc
came 10 the following rcfolution /:
Re6Eved, That the Committee Of Commerce
and Manufactures ne inarueed to take into
confederation the cafe of the brig George de-
tanned in the port of Norfolk with 1900 demi-
Johns of brandy on board, aud to report there
on by bill or otherwife.
MIR. Newtop, preyioust to the adoption of this
refoIu,ion, explained the peculiar ~oircssRsu-
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MANCHESTER 7uRNp1KS COMP

DELINQUENT Shareholders, on the s,h Re.
~ ,qniiision, are hereby Notified, tina, fuch flares.
on which the faid r~equiltion fhail remain unpaid
VIII be ield on the GIN day of December next, at Mr.
afaokss tavern in Manchester, at ~ o'clock in the
forenoon. JAMES BRANDER, Crk,
Nov. 10. ep2lfD
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NuMnER 6e.1
EDUCATION.

4 the 10Th January and end ON the 18th of Au-
guilt. The annual commencement of the courfe in
future Will he ON the 1T of Oaober, the fall vacation
Beginning the 10th of Augua preceding and expiring
that day. The coarfe of inlfruaion will comprehend
the Latin, Greek and French languages, Mathema-
tics Geography with the ufe of the Globes, Hinory,
Engiiih Grammar, Eiosu,ion, Logic, Competition,
Moral Philolophy, aud fome of the mott ulesul and
srriou. branches of Natural Philofophy, &c. &c.
The expenses Of a audent for a courle arc as fol,
low, viz.
doHs.
Board from IN oa. to 18th Aug. following So
Waiting, candles, Sc. Is
Tuiiioa q,
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+. The Printers throughout the u. S. are re-
queited toiniert the above twice, in their rerpe hive
FaPers' and tranlniit their aecompts to the Editor of
he Enquirer. Nov. 1o. snom u
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y No Frantic Lg6tfsa, a native of tn.
county OF New-Kent, and formerly a reGdeur Of the
nate oil Virginia, be now living, or has any. legal heir
or defendant living. eithci in the United state. or
elsewhere by applying either in periou or by fpccial
agen.' ana producing fuificient evidence of their be-
ing iueh legal trieendant, to VIM. or Nicholas light
loot of the county of James City, to Geo. or Iisb,.
io's Po'nde1ter of New-Kent, or to lanes Poindex.
ter OF Powhatah, will hear of fonething highly I'M
portant and much to their advantage.
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To fone, thefe charges may appear extravasant,
but by comparing chem with thofe of VIM. and Ma
ry (Which ~ 'he lait hatement publithed amounted
to $50 do.a) it will appear thar the expenses of a Gu
dent at the Rumford Academy for near llmonths are
little more than HAD thofe ofa audent at Wan. and
Mary for 9.-The expences of the prefent courfe
viii be IN proportion to the above aatement.
G. H. DEvENISH.
King William, December IA.
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December IL. 9Th 2m3
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-01
SEP tu0 uaPrsaciPled Vsiisa1s
OWN BRO1HERS.

Baster--about IS years old, peck
na1Aes who dawes coach witaoa' lesf OF
WITHOUT. Ca,r, but with eeaser''y twhen 'ootfl )
{. H,s Sdrs(s unknown, having al variety ----.ss'y
bl.<s, and imoudens 70 ay sody--aa 70 'e: ' =
baay impernnens.s 9s s, ~
Maytln-about 70 years old; slFefi-
eas,n 4 f,S plufh roundabout jacket and oseia"s'
80 a,v 5sue color; about tee5 ieehes hish,
.lszy and fond 81 fixing ,&n ana gong e1lsrp
IN raesd& ems.
81 will glves q reward Forty Dol
- g. experimenting sheswo ralcais, ana pay
/, s.sesss:oashlr exqences il ofeoshs hose-1o nc
), sboter.s-tiill, about shsesGuaTtcrs q i'il'
s,on A.sxandris, VitgioiA.
a0A 60 BENJsAaIlsJ DJLANFg-
~ DIV
y B. il is expected shs Two fellows s..ssaov
in Baltimore sown. -
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NORFOLK, December gs.

krrieeltn Hanpson Roads, bound 70
Baltimor, the ship Hamilton, eaptsIa Vic
liars, se9a;y days from the river Jasieal.
Left thef ylle ships General Mercer, Hil'.
lar, aadEl.eEaeh.p, Stodeiars, fer b4lri-
more j q few days; Nancy, Ilo55s, Of
Baltlmoe, dlscharglng. Saliedia compa-
ny withkhe sup George and Harri9t. Al
len, fol Boston; and brig Polly and
Nancy Groom, fog Baltimore.
.lhegloop President, Ashson, from An
tis,ra II iaitlmore, ia tai!ssp, was cost
away lst Thursday nigtst elf Sn;1a's Isl
and.
Ihq ship kephry, Psafce, Of Ports
moptH N. H. from this pore boSnd to
jhnia4a, is lost on the Grand Caicoa.
- :
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Negroes to tire.

The fablcribest wines to hire ou'
- ooutnbe: Of MIG HOE, tor 'es enla'ns w.
.oa "a she l.sApa,day Of January asS'' wlii az
-,eni ii ,hs plantation in FA''i4A Spoe5y, 49,
..sp,sl;as T,splett kept sq'afsei sas ps,sn.
o. u ,r.,:s vi ID. niisl 70 the hig ae0 o'a,
Is ! aoagtasa arr 4niay irksiy ooys @'Y
sgwis. <oysS 7sak;ss.-
d7t
Dee. ls. Z------4
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PUBLIC SALE.

J3OAY, the sth lay Of Jauuary aexs !,
srs = ,oe< N ths f'rsnoon. we Wait eifef
ii 5 -. - the prsn.ics, on iipefas cfs,as
6is. nsa viii tilel - made kAown;
9oa. 81 valuable Lois, near tns
Avs: 4al' liss1g j oct8tsl eaiftax anu z .rn
ittrets,s aal sac ss5aatoi VI 4. f's45 i5jml'a {,
soats,nias ia th. waee aao4i 500 feet et Ifonts
s s,,-taoie aod w ater sas3 u lion- .tsssss !:
7 ~
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.YsFTweiQe Dollars Re' '.

n 4.4esay -irom the ipis'a>s - 's's
Cd HAs GRIGSBY. 2is is about $ f:s, i
81 inesss hgsh, It us mde, dsik compl s'eo, 2
lSss abeseioEe Ut us sss,. the joint bone Ut his
isfs Writ arger tsa ebpsmon, o~i4; to his VIZ
h8sing bsen 5,eke, al z acartS 81 oae OF his $50
procecaids ffonl sfeall had CO ard took I'm
a''n,a Gafk trs1 roalid aeousjSeker, ieglfta,
mel az Ter jickd, a ?Sir otSfowies mach Rched'
two sssksys. and fcye,al other articles cloth
ing nor known, he vas iormesIy tie prgstey o.
Mr. Luye.of Salisbury, and was ,lesnfin that
neigisbol hsod on sunday fafin ahIcb tseishhof-
hood It has vile, itis prcbab.s ,SS &c 'isow IS
an ersabouf CeutessiIle. ~
! viii give the aoose sews5a any pstion
who 9iil isca,s hin IA any Iali, tsshat get
sharsss itbfoushs home.
WILSON (. SELDOM.
$50 5ui31 C5asts fNs- iss~5@s1st IA W
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X Z f-+ 4
lsannes fre,a east ~ IVES. aud CONTAINS
% 7aI sa63 inhabitants, making ratne more
than thousand Individuals % pquafc
league. =
so8 Department. io5 prefscturfs, AZ
Circle. al, ! AZ ,46a g IN n,iles.
In its military relations 7 comF'Ass ~I
divisions, conmandgd ny ~ G9sfals q
division. l:,.l
r. ms ecclesiastical relationship divided
into II ArchbIsnnpricks, BfnopfieNs'
.4.6oa Curacies, 81 300 Sn'scnra9rs' ana o.
Confessional ofreformea Churqes.
Tbs War Establishment ef If army Y
554,4o7 me,S--okss
Infantry Of tae lins 94l'4al
~, ,ofaatrv IQo,l30
Cavalry oithe L:pe 49, ~
~, c.ya,rv 6g,988
e,,l..,. a,.ioot 20.656
arr,ll,.rv a,229
ssppers, Miners, and Ea Peers 1873
554, lO7
The conscr,p,ioa alone Yesenss mass
of near one .niilion Ut soIdFs. saf. afa
h.o n,servrd n work the recruiting
service that france on bfeai iiiie' 5Vacy
..;cb, s-Iec, her drferd1 from SIX mil
lion. Of mcn apisto carrJrnfs.
Her marine power IS II inferior 10 Wliat
ii was 10 thereiga 81 l-ois TIE fouftsehth'
or 70 ,xt,at il ,nas,vet blonic under Bona
parte A navy is noformea win the
came aromotitude taaI army is raised;
ssbnt France possesses he men, the ship
builders, the iHstrum9s, the energy, ana
y abnv. ali the powsril genius 10 carry eve
~ thing into opcratib, and complete It
with ea,ct. i3xnceIt may. withoot pre-
3asump,ie, be s. kcveithat her maine VIII
liva, h5r aifay.
he nett amou or the revenues OF
pr3nce was in the lear II, $50 500 600
] Francs. (anout mllions OF dollars
pfr uubllc debs NJ ose miIiard, $50, 600
600 t,,ncs the aniatinterest of Which is
"a mr!ions.
Dt nber 27. !.
The ship Pofthq csP,ain Wills, arriv-
ed at Reedy lsls il tom L'Oiient. Capt.
Nv. sailed from hece the 9th October,
ard latorms, ,nI &c ship Thomas, from
NewYork, WV gn- Armstrong. aaibas-
saoor from the tred States, had arrived
at Nantz, that w days before he left
I.,O,ient TWO 5tnish ships loaded with
linens, from ftMaloes to Spain. were
cap,.red hy a Bash i,igate. When capt.
w arrived at PJrient, upwards Of 60
s.il OF gun-briaB pinnaces, &c. lay there:
lon his deparsufnot ethan ten remain.
ted and thty csnantled. Ahout IS had
been recently blurred and destroyed on
! their passage l;nce to Bresl, by two Bri-
esa lIigAtes. lhe crews Of ihe,gun boats
| in general artery slckly, ewing TO the
| want of ACCOMMODATION under deck, "A
hne ship to FRY 90 guns, was launched
there during stSy, and three others in
| folwardness the socks, but no stamea
| 20 man the. War with Russia was
strongly takl Of in those circles where
liberty Of sPEeh vas exercised, and the
! .pg conle,i acsd ineasioa of England ge-
neraliy scsied. Provisions plenty and
cheap, bat he once hour9shlng pert Of
/ L'0,ept Ms totally berlh OF is trade,
| anl, the mtshahts' extensive stores ocGu-
! pied bY III government.
NbRFOLK, December gs.
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abb NJ
ATTACK UPON TpIF
learn infor,na,loa-wss yes
Gel Hat tia Navv Otice in w
OF yourtt attack upon Fripoliby
drd The particulars had uot
wht cur insormant left there, IS
supposed 10 be fstner uniayorabi9 81
said Three oRcers and Eorty-hve q
.best Killed, and TWO gan boats bl D
Leg. Soners, midshipman Wa 81
and one other officer, with tweI &
weF bloWn up ia one ofthe gun
Con Of circular letter from the q
cn Consul at Amsterdam, to EE
lesors Of tha United States, p.lbnshstbS.
d4ire.
AMERICAN CONSULATE, II
AMSTERDAM, a!y a.
lhe commerce of the United Slsls
lIavig long suffered the weight OF mat
imrssitions for the wans of proper Coal
lar aents on this coast, Ihave appointed y,
to alnd the affairs of the Consulate NJ;
Tribe Christeans, at the Fexel, al
Md. A KorF and Sons, assisted by NH
Wadell as the iIeider, 70 whom the ma
trrse AmerIcanvessels will address thra
selw on arrival for such advice and al
as Nv may need.
Epleased to make due coKamunicatiQt
oftlhe appointments TO the captains whl
maRear out at Your Office for this PorE
civir them ar the same tlAe t;ls sddreiI
of less. Haiues & Co. hmericanshIt
brob- latel, established in this city, ri
der " protection, u order to break uo III
me,bol4 ofthat business, which has pror|
ed w injurious to .he American trad
in my points OF VIEW
Yhr Alteration hereto will essentIaIIf
ser1 the commercial iaterests OF Out
ceaFy and
S,gnedl s. BOURNE,
u]aftheUaited States at Amstsrdaa
Extet IF a letter jraa. EarSaaass TO n
s.fQ6le a.ercantiie hous. an Boston, d@
eDcfober so, 1904.
4 g,erab,e ia ) ola request, | nor tor
wa,I GA our prices; toge,her~~asih1 To-
Encouragement made, prohibiting III
fursr importation Of sailed prov's,,oa,,
/ hslM all kiuds, soap. candles batter, lara
Sc an order which the governor h'
Jus / csired frcn he earl Of Camden, on
Of EaIssgy's principal secretaries !,
stat dated 5;!a Sept. 1904, whsreof VI
foll ing is ~ extract::,'
/ am 10 iustrucs you not to open ="
nc, of the ;sla9l over which you PreS'd.'
soI.,, admission Of articles from the =
maaa s,;,fs, which are not allowed
be- por,ed hy law Except in cases OF r. !:
AM erv great necessity and not 70 ia "a" !!
apt sing me, IN every instance, wheFs'
voshaH so do, and tostate, at the sa''
i'd the reason which induced you
a3t the measure.
I'm Consequences Of Which the govern =,
haissued his proclamation, allowing F"
folwing articles - he f'asported, S"l .
O drs:-scap,!ing. baaf,ls, piank, q sqn"
eIimbcr, hoops, slaves. ana heaui''
sisg!es, horses, cattle, SHEEP, hogs, :"
pstry CT all sorts, bread, biscuit nov
pse, bars, potatoes, wheat. r'ce' s oa
iav, and gram oi,S!, sorts; to be ~ lof
fapne wear.
IUader these circumstances, S~0
nsrecommend ;;cur sa'ppia,s any ,theTf
IDS than those mentioned. Tor the sa
iaructions haze gone to all Z .e govern
ekhe dif,. reat British col mics, and
eended evv,. TO Sarrinao ani Demsf'
4ink dealsamber- and + qaaalisy OF d.
eswood,hoops, sutacle aly long far SD
lssheids, will answer 5 .nat ar,iele al
! sit is selling al 50 aaei, IS solar> 9s'
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Both oGrW hal-vss.

As there is nov Dut little property tgf s fsse
withsn .ths iaiEs Of The sosas o. sais dscfi.sfs-
on, or Is we'll li,uated sor bpansls weco'ssise'l
ou,e;sasers wno intend 10 .ef3e sed prossesll l
,asse sot.is pafguiss hcrs, viii aud X az .objee
\ nufta ths,s 4tsenli5n 10 DC at the iais.
WILLIAM WILSON.
J0tIN POTTS.
Aleaandfia, ia Dsc.
Il a.ios wsih 20 diipoie Of The DWEL-
Ling ROUSE N When feide. assPt tisi
iass, &C inas ysiY accommodating TO the puf.
JOHN POI Is. s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-01
WILLIAM Il or E3RiNG

a AZ ltx1 "A c T.
Wines 20, iotseahs tsiF.sis ard ihe public
ngesssa that hr has scnlsye d tsem Prince ttiert
st.~ssrv ifssct bcewcsHPfR { and Dixie itreet.--
s y f'ere ne nstnis dasin.tthe winser evenings
fsssrseh fbse,efieak aadpraet,sSi 4rf6ifeaarr,
= q "a ens pumhr APPS, tostns Ike IL warth
4 his Attention. The Terms may be known
by srp'icasson.
lie aio continaes % rake deHgns aud mea-
fasss-sssrs kind ctaEsi6rsrs work, rsl.siyc to
DE RaildIns arc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-01

ARRrfp or sahdag evening H..
TIT Req. 8h. Wss:, Mr.. THouss y
Tf OF this town, to Hiss ELEAsoa !
Ii late Of Philadelphia.
lie question of recession was w..
dNtaken up IN the House OF ReDrrs..
tip and after considerable drba,.
p9fd I'll Monday next, when it IN 4
da minetI. D
ie house of Delegates Of viirpio,
ftaty the 2ist ultlnn, resolved, that,
ped On of Richard itatcliae, Of the =,
tvg8alrfax, PRAYING that a.tss NAV !
esa!'shiag town or ais isad, 4
abb u
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
lHHoLA. 70 s72l

MS would De violation ofpubllc fsifh
and of every principle Of Political ex.l:-
diency. By an act Of cotgrefs approved
March 5, I6c3,a general appropriation
is made ofthe ffe millions ofacres, and
a particular courleis preicrii,~d for the
claimants 70 purfue in the exhieirion of
their claims, in conleouence Of which they
have already BEEN fpsjetted 70 coniidera.
bic exPeacs as well as iabour. r
The tinitedStatcs neve7 paida cent for
the flge millions OF acres, and bur a mere
trIHe for the remaining part Of the terri.
tory. Nothing can be clearer, therefore
than that il would be.expedl@nt 10 quiet
the claims. But the .grea; obisaions
which | have contfantIy urged TO tie ref
oluiions are tosnded upon the idea thar
they are r>pagnant 10 the contribution Of
the United States.
BY the conitithtioa the {}ates are IL.
terdifed from Paaing laws impaifing the
obligation Of contracts. The act of fIzq5
created a contra0 uponthe face OF II. and
It If be alledged that the APPARENT contraa
wasvoid nthe. ground of corruption, the
question fnua be determined by court
OF law, and not by sIcceeding Gate le.
giilature, CT BY congreis.- BY one. Of The
hrit amendments Of lie coniiitution, III
thofe rights and powers, appertaining TO
'the States, and not expressly yielded to
The general govsrn1nent,. are retrved the
itates respectively, OF p the people The
legiilatiye powers Of the Aate Of Georgia
alluded 10 in Fhefe tefolHtions, belong a
the clafs which has never been giver W
to the Union. We hare 10 power there
toreto make any decidon upon their va
hdity or invalidity, or to dclineate tic
lPhere or extent Of their operation. Il
would be an at Of ufurpa,ion. Whafev-
er idea may be entertained Of ineuiito-
rial and cenforial power, in relation 10
other subjeds, there oah be no doubt that
this would be .ail aGurlption, on. the part
OF CongrelS, Of imqaiftoria and cenloriaI
powers erthe fate governments.
Applicable to my condsd III oppofng
thoie famous rerolutions is the Ientiuieht
OF the mover in reference to his able eff
ofts in fuPporting them. & 1t will be
iubjea Of never failing ftlf graduation to
me that have donelo, as it would have
been OF remorie had | done otherwife.'
JAMES ELLIOT.