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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

iea, and La COnhanc-, French priyst-r- ~
10 guns, and I7o men, they burnt anotl..
French privateer Of Io guns, being withor-
4 rudder, and feveral other vef'rjs m
town Of Muros was not plundered I; our t,r,
of only the government fore,
The lol5 Of the enemy ia killed and worn
ded was grelr.-We had one M.
badly, and 4 lieutenant and eight feamen
Tightly wounded.
Another account of this brilliant atcbi.r.
meut, from Cork, which The Lore pur ;r,.
with her prize, fares, that az Rlnra.
which v as protected BY 4 fort Of IL r,n,
and battery of :, fome hiPping were Il
lervcd, ana the T.r.t Lieutenant of tbs II
ire, Mr.. Ieo, was detached Ill boats v:A
80 men, i'd order 20 attack tile fort. TIL.
iervice was ~ cheerfullv undertaken, and y
gallantly executed, that il about three on,,
tiers oF All hour after leaving the hip, Hen,
Yco had formed and carried both rbe ~.
ana battery, killed 3o of the 6paniards. w
,woundng II the guns he ipIked arl
-hrew INTO The water. III was his fortur.
.-o be o7polcd to the Governor, whom, Y.
Killed with blow Of bis hanger. Of,D,
I1ls wh.-h his party might have fuRa;rsl
r1r account is not circumtt2ntial ror.
.5weyer were killed, bat a few We un5.r
tanl were AIghtIy wounded. The eEr,
{ Capt. Maitland were not Iers efe4uar,
ire6tei again3 the thippiug. A brig pjer
,cd for twenty guns, which was f.ting NJ,
vas burnt, and all the fmall crafr, gu,,
boats, &c, with the exception Of one Sup
boat, were de(troyed. a BEAUTIFUL corn,r
ei thip priced tor 26 guns ; mercbn,
brig, in b3ilaf and tho Efper4nce gun boa
were brought of, with which the Lo;Tec
the 3th arrived in Cove harbour.
THE official accounts of the above fpler.
did affair have been Pubifhed BY order 4
the Admiralty. The conduct Of 1t. Yn
is rePrclented by Capt. Midland, of h;
Loire, 70 have been as gallant, as was en-,
exhibited by any man The Lieuterantu
entering the fort, engaged in perfonaI con.
bat with the Governor, 4" and at one bw
laid him dead at his feet, and broke His own
ta5re in TWO The other officers and f.
men exhibited equal marks of defpsrse
courage. he Infant" fays the Iien.
in his account Of the attack, the fort vs
in our poAel1ion, the Britiih feamen feens!
10 Try who csula be the fra to relieve and
afllt the poor wounded priloners, who.
were lying il numbers. ia different paris Of
tie fort and had the pleaiure to fee lheit
humanity amply replaced by The gratiuds
the unfortunate mems friends exprsft3,
when they came to take them awav." Cart.
Maitland aho adds, /" It i but fair, to Rsr.
that much to the credit Of tie fhir's Con.
paUy, the Bilhop and one Of the nrinciul
inhabitants Of III Niunros cane off w expss
their gratitude fer Tie orderly behaviour VI
the YeopIe there not being one iuRanctf.
lPtIiag, and to make offer Of everv refre6.I
ment tAc place affords" Liyur. Yeo bl
Oeen promoted To Commander and WA
CaPt. Maitland, has received the thanbofI
Ithe city ol London, III Common CounclI
attended }
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

y aEIEgtgn, 80 =, -

y arlington, Jiarcb y, 1895.
SIR-I imagine that the republicans IN
your quarter viii not find much fault with
nv fpseoh il favor of the impeachmen1ot
Judge Chde. | ihail bc obliged howev-
e. vote IN The negative ultimately as the
ouefiou will Be taken upon fsVeral articles
70 al Of which but age-I am oPPoied.
III have iometimes " failed in arrange
uen,s, !" it may be imputed to this, that con
trary-to the practice Of all other lpeakers,
l always truit for manner as well as matter
b nav extemporaneous powers j have new
cr uled hngle note, or committed 10 pa
per a Jingle word Of my fPeeches before
delivery.
Yours,
JAMES ELLIOT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-15

that Of ivaasss:cn By order 81 Peer tts 9iasaa
as corrected BY D4ayiie, and is,- XII. he chess
osPaAs, ilssls daant can ai.s q: this ssss w,sh
in the reach of tspe hiaory FaIiAs, THAI. able
o5sesysr of nasuse sobfsTyes, 9 the aaslls ahichs
are fcs,refcae over this country. aga ,wllsh arss
the fs,e thas are found IN the sosres,, Of TIE eAf
plan, and which we never GOD in the givsts, the
slt which ssasiss in. the foil. ths lzlt ponds Z
icattcred ovss a.s!e couptYes, the ezt-as OF tldf
country in tkeie deferts, are incan,cf,bl. aoofs
thar they mutt necsGariy hayc been ceyeted tor
merry with the waters OF the cafpian, And It's
TO be gfeluned that this lea dmia'fhes daily. Aa-
ohss eauis can psihaas be adlsaed, than ! he gag
dual diminu.ion Of all fcas without exception, ~
which the (epatasicn of Lake AIal.. cp one ales,.
ard Of the Elxne on the other ide OF the CalPis
an, may be deened an example, BuicklHg ins
forms that from the Un;,ed tsesiNony OF natura.
lifts, the county around AFRICAN is TO imreg-,
mated with lea wafer that lalt chry}t4liies. TINS,
theory. viii opena primitive con- il'.in TIRE
all tEs Eoihsrn paris. OF Ausefe-
T.. - ISakm .Rep.J
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sv- Adventures in. Lottery No,
3, Tor the ,Esaeou,agtmsst IF L,ft,At4, may
know the fate Of their Tickets, on application
to the Printer, and paying II and h:ii eent'to
each trket. &c.. July IS.
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. FAMILY G,vRRKMsNT.

i .
q Let the child know it fhal get nothing by
roaring !" Whining. crying and believing are
childres climax in the pathetic, and have wv
erirl Influence over parents, who have more ten
dencls than judgment. When the child finds
/ it can have prompt pay for tears and iobs, this
ready currency will be coined on all occailons--'
what is woffe the, will often be couaterfeite1.
! This fobbing Gem is more pernieious in tami-
~, than the funding fyfem in 4 nation. It
browns beauty, and flies the good bumor and
yeraci,y of the mind. The fmiling face Of youth
and innocence is the mott pleafng fight that ma,
ture or art produces. | would give more, to
Zee this living picture in'my parlour than the
butts OF all my ancefots flncs the food. Nature
generally completes her WORKS; il is left TO the
Suman fpecies 10 petfca themlelves. Parents
have it in their ownpower to heighten the bloom
of youth with their babltaal eheeftulnefs, or mar
it WITH the diftorted grimaces Of i'll nature.
Inftead Of paying the child for iobs and tears,
grant premium for fmiles. IT it cry for ia
vorite play,hing, quiet its ciamor and nevefgran,
its rcouef. till it can make its fuit in good HUI.
NOR. All this thould be done for your own no
nor and thc happine(s of yoar children.
But who has no desire to oblige a good neigh.
Dor If your friend calls to fee you, the good
humored viivacity of yosr clnldrea is the 6nea
Gpht YOU can pofibty exhibit. The Mufehm
has nothing more delightful, and The bsa band
u naiic is not more peadng than donsific har-
mony. When you can turnifh your gacRs with
this cheap though exqufte entertainment, Thy
fhould you crate their ears withthe difcord of
BsAan / TTbe Hve
|. The faets which have led to the opinion which
regard, the old cootinent, that continual changes
were made in the flrface Of the gooe, by the re-
firing OF the waters, have been osleryed on the
coasinent we inhsbit. Kenzie, lpeaking of tn.
Peace river, and the landibetwseait and the lake
Of the hills as far as Elk river, obferves that it
is formed by the quantity of earth and mud,
which is carried down by the Rfeams of thsie two
great rivers. And Of the lakes OF that country
he obferyes, they are now 70 lhallow from the
caufee fsf mentioned, that there is every reafon
to expect, that ia few years they willha ex-
changed their character and have become exten.
Ave foreRs. Many circumstances combine 90
iuaify an opinion, of the changes which the CAT
plan has undergone. An ingenious writer has
lately brought together evidence from the iuc.
ceiiYe maps Of that inland and falt Tea, which IS
now in difpute between the Ruilian' ard Perh
! ans, By map taken from the face OF the coun.
try, and compared with the map Of Ptolon'y
and thea examined BY the chart Of Abaied', and
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e II u 4 T.. I

The cargo of Fruit, Pine Apples
and Lines, ADVERTISED for fle, on board the
fchooner Eliza, Capr. Butler, is unloaded and
put in II. Wiil;,'s ftors,Soa account of the holi-
day being over-whsss every body can get iup-
plicd on the fans .css,, Is on board the yedel.
"A. WILLIS.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On THURSDAY at: ten o'clocks.
A. M. will be fold at the dwelling houie Of,
Nh. Lewls, Lambert, Watertitfeet,,
4gye0tDariey 81
Elegant Hoafehola and Kitchen
furniture,
consisting Of
Beds, MatraGes. Beaitteads, Curtains, Tables
Chairs, GlaGes, Sidebssrds, Desks, Bureaus, "a
number of cI, CANT .P.idts, Andron., Shovel and
tong., 'GiA quality Claret IN bottles, one pals.
of elcgant Piaols, one hssdloms FOwlipg Piecs,,
Sc.
r. g. MarReller.
July Is. dts.
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sonstaasly exclalflr:fag agaMa einsa, ana
tdenoancing a morarchical factions" he
laid asleep suspicion against himself; till,
ona sudden, ne bounced into the seat of
absolute power; and then he quickly made
The silly multitude whom he had been fat
tering know thsir. distance.
81 Again, the National Inselligencer,
says Witness their attempts (that is, the
assempts Of the fcderalists) during the last
|yesr to excite a ciuiiwar and thereby pro-
lldacc dissolution ofthe union."
confidently pronounce this to be a.
base slapeer;. and we challenge proofs that
Eihe fedcralists have attempted, during the
Haste or any year, to excite a cioil 7car. On
/ the other haad, the democratic party have
in two instances, not only attempted; bat
cfeetuateei,a cioil 7oGr, in the state of Penn
sy!vai,ia; and a. fhird instance seems near
approaching.
Again, the Inseliigencer says, many
of the leaders of this faction (the federal
lists openly boosted of soon having it in
their power to invade the southern states,
and by declaring freedom to the slaves,
| hoped TO see reacted in this devoted part OF
| the union, those scenes of: blood and car
mage which have takenp place in ST. Dpmln-
Igo."
This We prohounce a 'detestable false
hood; and we challenge proof In support
of the base and impudent assertion. What!
manNof the leading federalists wish to stl-
mulate the soe,hern slaves to marder their
smasters wish 10 see the horrible scenes OF
St. Domingo reacted in this country; wish
TO witness the butchsry of. thousands OF
women and childreng None but:a diaboli-
cal spirit could prompt amp man to: utter
and publish such foul and unfounded ca
dummies yet these calumnles copied from
the In,elligsucer into the democratic. pa
.pers, are circulating in various parts OF the
union, and particularlyin Connecticut.
/ Connecticut Courant.l
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ST. BERNARD, approaching near to his end,
thus addteRed his brethren: leave three thing $
70 be obleryed by you, which to the extent OF
my power I have e.deavored to practice. !
have not intentionally illuminated any ore; and
if any ore has fallen, have endeavored to con-
eeal his misforssnes. Q. have always conhded
lefs in my own, than in the Judgment of others.
3. Whatever injuries l have received, | have
never retal;ated.'' Thsfe are the golden ra.es
Of Sc. Bernard
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s,.,,narla Dailp aOoerIIsst,
MONDAY, Julr Is.

$3.50 paragraph aRpearsds1 q 90
Tis '' - saosr Of 1Noaaay tas'.
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p 81 TT tt O N IS
'reseaied to the House yesterday.

Preseaied to ttc House yesterday.
Petition q. Thomas Campbell. WHO was
wounded jn the revolutionary war, for further
compsniaiion--aifo, Of Philip Wilton; referred
to the committee OF Claims.
Mr.. Newton ptefented a memorial of Andrew
Joierh viuierd, payias, encouragement for DIFF
covefy be has majcinsthe Improvement ofgu.
carriages. Referred to,the csh:mitiee appointed
to take into confederation 70 E.pch CT the prtii.
dents neGase, as relatrs 10 lie crg:niza sion Of
the militia ard land forces.
Several petitions from tic Indian territory,
were referred TO thccemmittse already splcintcd
or thar buGnsis.
Petition of Francis Missinier, praying fora
grant of land on the Ohio, for the cdltiyation'of
the Vine.
The ,peti,ionsray that FOR fix years lat PIT,
be has been making experiments on Vineyards,
and that he finds the climate and foil of our
Weaern Territories, -cengeniafto The Vine. IF
government will grant bin land on liberal terms,
he hopes foon to be able to make as good wipr
as any imported, and az "a Giths part of'the ex-
pence.
Referred to tia committee Of Commerce s.a
Manufactures.
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Translated fer this Gazette.
OFFICIAL INrELLiGENCE.

Asnssneixg the assaf # General Mack, tie .,t-
aaS;sn Of U2m, and tbs taking " mare sbas
FORTY rHeuskNn PRISONERS.
PARIs, I'D b umaire.
On the AID Vesdamaire (14th 0aoberl Mar.
final Soult isizsd spon Memingen, where he has
made 5000 prilsners.
Inihe mean time bis MajsRy fhr,onnded Ulm
with the body of his army.
The Auarians had concentrated in the neigh
beurhocd of. Ulm, the whole of their forces, with
the exception OF 70. goo men, commanded by
Prince Ferdinand, who endeayoted to get into
Bohemia.
In the night of the q 9Th to the s6th 18th and
18th Oaober) the town OF Ulm capitulated; &C.
neral Mack, II generals, and 10 oeo men, have
been made prifoners of war,
Prince Murat reached on the z4ih the rear of
the column which left Ulm on the aft; ne made
COCO pri!oners; on the 16sh theswh0te corps laid
down their arms. ~
Bavaria is entirsly evacuated: Mafhali Ber
padotte has removed his advanced potts to the
Inn. Ii was believed that the head quarters OF
The Emperor vii! be removed from -Ulm 10 AugE
boutg. on the assh.
The official relation gives details Of thefe great
eveuts.- Me1iffar.
We are sGured that his excelency MARTIAL
MsiTeaa has received from his MajeRy the En,-
peror letter Of which the following is an ex-
tract The Aeftrians retire continually before
tn. Grand Army They will be beaten, fep by
Sep, as we'll as The Rpfians, if we fhould come
up with thsm. am forry that our movements
and fussefs diminih the numberof troops you
combat; there ihall rema'n>lels tor you to con
qucr."
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Commissioners had reported il favor sf
four persons, viz. acres.
Charlostee HAGEN, widow ofahe tscs,
p Earle. ..epior. 1000
E. Earle, junior, 3-o
Anthony Bort, $50
The bill was twice read.
Mr.. Varnum reported bill, for esta-
blishing rules and equations for the better
government Of the Army Of the United
States. Read twice, and referred TO q
committee of the whole for Frida, next.
Mr.. Tenhev made a further report, from
the committee Of reyisats and unfinished
business. He then offered abill, tortslve
and continue lntforee, an act for the regu-
lasion Of Foreign corn. Thissbi!lwas read
twice, andreleried to a COMMITTEES Of the
whole 10 morrow.
Mr.. &C. Sni,hsmoved tbatthe commit
tee Of Claims, be discharged on the petit
ons Of Edward Lewis ard John Ne 'Intire,
and tha, the same be referred to sthc conn
.mittee Of public lands. Agreed.
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NINTH CONGRESS,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
OF THE
UNITED. STATES /. OF AMERICA.

HOUSE Or REPRESE n TAFIVES.
TUESDAY, December IL.
Farther proceedings of the house ct re-
representatives., which from the late hour of
adjournment could not be prepared in time
fer the mail OF that day.
Mr.. Gregg withdrew his petition res
pecting the lands north ives, of the Ohio,
and moved that committee ofpublic lands
be appointed
Carried.
Mr.. Stanton moved the following resolu.
ton.
Resol0ta, That committee be appoint
ed, to enquire into the expediency of sus-
pending for limited time, an act regular.
ing foreign coins, and for other purposes
in tho second section thereof.
Mr.. Aston observed that the business
had already been before the committee of
revisal and unfinished business.
Mr.. Nicholson wished that the law,
might be read, which being done, he said
he did not see the necessity for the aao
ton.
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onths questionbeing put,,hers we're only
20 la the Affirmative.

onths question being pus,shers we're only
20 10 the affirmative,
Not carried. n
Petition, presented, from the manutac-
turers of hats ia New York, similar to that
from Philadelphia.
Petition of the measurers OF salt and coal
Of the district Of New York, praying an IN
crease Of salary, tina. instead of Fifty cents
for measuring every hundred bushels OF
salt and sixty cents for Goals, they might
be allnwed75 cents on each.
Both these petitions were referred to the
committee ofcommerce and manufactures.
Petition Of Ann Leggard TO the commit.
tee of claims.
Mr.. Southardcallcd for the memorial OF
S,ephen Sayre. i.
MIR. ]. G. Sn,i,h-wished It to be pos.pon.
ed, to the first Monday in January next
He observed that il was barred BY the sta.
aate Of limitation, but as'a bill was pending
to extend the time, he thought il would
be the interest ef-the partyse postpone ii,
Agreed.
Mr.. Jenny, reported inpart the REVEALS
and unfinished businesstof the last sessicn
of congress.
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WAS FOUND.

Near RoBERT T. HcoE's wharf,
\ TEN DOLLAR BANK NOTE. Of the
I = Bank OF Alexandria. The owner, by pro.
wing the marx and number, may have III. fame
on application TO the Pincr and paying the coa
December Ie. 81!
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greater part OF the AuRfian xfmy from the p3li-
iition al Ulm, with the dctign Of attempting
retreat through the Upper Palatinate, we have
no clear gronnds for forming an opinion. We
fear that, after tie capture of U!m, the Arch.
duke Ferdinand will find It d mott ardaoas talk
to effect his rrtreat. He can only iucct-d By
forced marches through the PaIatinate, or he
may be uader the neceiGty of violating the nen 4
tralisy Of Anfpach.
The Ruaian army, under the ommand Of Ku-
tufow, have certainly formed junction with the
detached corps OF AkRrians, commanded by ge-
neral Kcinmeyer. The whole OF the fsrces, a.
mouating to about SO, 900 men, will, no doubt
be strengthened by all the ssoops chat can be
muiered 10 the hereditary itates, and they may
fueceed, until the arrieal Of the fccond Ruilian
army, ir checking the prcgseia of paonapate in
the direction Of Vienna.
We have nothing bar mere runors refpetfing
the operations of the armies in Italy.
The Ruaian fquadron is likely 10 remain at
Spithesd for fome days. IL is under The com.
rlsna of Vice. Admiral Seniavin.
SDavER, October -.
For the ialt week we have been in great bus
tie, owing TO the continual marching OF troops
throngh this place TO Deal, and from thence 10
Rsmfgass, TO embark. sOn their arrival al Rams
gtae, find they are marched down TO the pier
az once, and embarked on board the diHerca,
tranfpar.s. The wss,her has been very unfavor-
able, il having rained nearly tbe whole time. !.
Yeaerday notice was given to the different
vefels here und.r the prutiianHag, not TO faiici-
sher to France, Holland or Spain, by order of
the Pru!isn Conful; in coniequence, ieyeral vef.
fels taking in cargees for Holland. topped work
ing. I
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n< CHARITY >eERMON.

a the requea Of The Brethren Of LodgTN
n II, and in anticipation of the feRiyaI Of
ST. John the sEvange!fa, a cHAf,rY SERMON
will be preached by the Rev. Mr.. MIR, at the
Preibyterian Church, On Sunday morning next.
The Members Of Lodge No. II, arc requeftcd
co aiiemb'e at their ball. ar 70 O'Clock, "a. NJ.
on that day, TO move in procelion to church.--
Brethren of other, Lodges, who may 'teia town,
are RESPECTFULLY invited to atttnt.
NoTe.-These will be no irfvicc at, therEpi[.
coPal church on the moruiUg of that Gay.
December 10. ,h.&at
office efDisceunt and .DespeIt,
WAsH1Ncros, December IS, 1905.
CHRISTMAS Day being an Holy Day,
this Office will not be open.
Notes fer Dncount on that day.
mutt be left in the Office on Monday
the 23d, before 8 o'clock, Pm.
tDseens'er 1o. d
4
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tn. Jshn Adam. brought Oh. her gun car
riaQes, I should not hsve waited mo-
ment, and can have no doubt but the next
attack would make the arrival of more ships
unnecessary for the termination of the Fri.
poline war. gave,Captan Chauneey Or
ders to remain on the station, chat we
might be benefited BY the assistance OF his
boats AID men, as nearly half the crews OF
the Constitution, briggs and schooners, are
taken out flo man the bombs, guns &. ships
boats when prepared for an attack.
(To be coatinnrd.J
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l Z total.

Wouaded-rur-boat No. 9, seamen,
'wo u which mor,all,.
Captaia Chaurcev brought ne the first
positive infor nation that any reinforce.
;urnt wss 20 be expected. BY him I was
honoyel with voui letters OF the IN, e2i
aud 5lSi ct Nav, iptora,ias me that -four
iylgatcs were coming out under Commo-
6ore Ha-ron, who IS % supercade ne in
che com ncca 81 our naval forces N these
seas, at the same time, approaching m,
conduct, aro conveying to me the thanks
Of the President for nav services bep of
vou, Sir, 20 accept nv vrmest thanks ior
the very ob!giag 'anru3g: in which YOU
have MADE these CO nmunlcations, and 10
assure the President, tina, u merit the at
p'anse OF nv country, is NY only am, and
t, receive il, the highesr gra;;6c Ion it
eau Aestow.
Captain Chaurcey informed me that the
i''ga.es m, ght beexpecsed every mon ent,
as they were TO sail from Hampton Peads
DAYS after him in consequence of ,h!.
ipEorm1;ior. and as could not bring ne
I2hn Adams into action, she ha,'ing eft al
Ner gun carriages for her gym deck EXCEPT
:, on board the Congress aC1 Constellation
iav or ~ previous to her sailing. | de-
,syniped to wal, Few dsYs Tor the arrival
o: Com.2dors Barron before ano,har ~.
Sex, when, i ne should a~-;ve, tn fate
# Iripoii must5e decided N few hours,
and the Hash.w comr.~:. : ,.IU16!ed. Had
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March 4.
PUBLIC SALE.

Athay pap 8 o'clock this afternoon,
will be Sold, on VowrLL's wharf,
* hoglheads 9TH proof Jamaica
RUM, and II hhds. nice re-
failing MOLASsES, j.,
On credit Of So and 90 days, for approved
endorled negotiable notes.
Philip G. MareeIIer.
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In COMMON COUNCIL,
I'd MTeh, ,l6Os

I'D NVtH9 foO
1OApEREp, 'TIat in the iettlement OF
the public accounts the Collector be
allowed credit br an overeharge in the
Allotment of property for general pur-
po(es of two Hundred and twenty-nmc
dollars eishty-Gx cents; for an over.
charge in the ,afIeflment for the local
fund of the northern diltritt thirty TX
dollars and thirty five cents; and tor
an overcharge in the allotment for the
local fund of the iouthern diltrlct
twelve dollars and eiShty-two cents
Tell J
las. M. M'REA, {. {.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04
e. N O I | ( Z.

The citizens who are entitled to vote
for members of Council In ward No. 2,
are requelted to meet at Mr.. MOTIFS
tavern this evening at haifpaff 6o'clock'
for the purpoie of agreeing upon pro-
per perions to be fupported at the cleo
ton to be.held tomorrow.
March A.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04

.TAe vctersefWudMe. ,.are rtqnt!-
ed to meet al Mr.. H0ds ion's nczs ware.
hou,e, on Priaee. Freet tor the purP0F Of
fixing apon proper characters to be iuf-
borted At the eiecslovto be hsId toynscr-
rozv., 'A
March q.