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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06

HAS ON HAND,
V6if6 be qviH dypge Of on terms adp0.'ege0ss
10 The tarebek,s, FIR m@ or aotes,
The following Articles, viz.
Supcfrne and fecond cloths
Kerieymeres and fwandowns
Bearikins and tearnonghts
Dnrants and callmancoes
Bombazets and wiidborts
Common and boil'd catnblets
Silk, cotton, and worried hoaefy
Englhh extra long elk gloves
Silk twif and thread
Diaper and common tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed marfeilles
Laces, edgings and gimps
Elegant black and white lace yehs
Patent do. do.
Satin peelong and fix handkerehicss
~, o.8, and o. cambrick mullins
India Jacouet do.
Fustians, buckran, &c. SIC.
ALSO,
A few bales of Negro Csddies, and one trunk
fix and cotton filings.
January 2.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06
4~@" Reet, for 5 or6 ysars,
= Inland In the Potomac.

h e' fifteen miles from G9orse-town,
hlg 10 acres; mott Of which is cleaf-
19ia, tY ehoie who have been il Ken.
pis II Is easal 70 any land in thar Ratc,
non 10 TO p barrels ofcorn per acre in
i, .'s sss'oa. AgFeat bargain may be had
4 4. pu,.aale OF the GnR mentioned tra9. and
boa 49,, S.Nes on rent, provided application be
b. 'Ms r'isdion nav be hal at cbriRmas,
INV &c pFetcnt crop will be 6nifhea) with Ii
4 ;oa owing wheat this fall. Il is fuppofed,
'a'rais a good Nit, SEAT, with a
kF,, ~ @s'sr on the 900 acre trac. Any
bd,s 6. a,1o. = PurcbaGag will view it and
MAJ = B. DADE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06
& Mahlon Scholfield
Hsv. ;sa rscsiv.d, via PHILADELPHIA,
4 large and general Aaoftment Of
DRY GOODS,
Spitabl. 70 the feafon-conGaing of

Suitabl. TO the feafon-conGfing of
i Irih linens, Irilh and Rulia dia-
1kn, dowlas, ~ticklenburgs, oznabufes. brown.
alasi, white plasllas, SAesias, iheetin g s.,
essl, aGarscd; Harlem aripes, cam5rick and
kcoai allips, book mullins, colored cam.
kieks laced camoricks, aaofte1 laced cam,
bick lh,wls, B:erbocn gurrahs, m~amodies, 6ne
paass, I'm. bastas, and fannahs ; mullins India
hiatE, Iadia checks, Ramal tandkercbiefs, long
hd mort yellow n~ankesas, hlae and black ditto,
lo,,oS caiGnsres. afoftsd; d@imiti.s, affcrted ;
4 adcNAes aalHed Iadia aud Italian flks, al.
RED hrceress and p..Ionss, aforted ELK,
btt0a aoi thrsai hoG.ry. Leghorn bonnets,
( snd KID gives, wah leather ditto, pins,
pes, threads, fewing 6iks, aIorted fans and
zp,tons and
4 uarsdy Of other A1tseles.
? addisioa 70 their tormes itock, make a very
complete Allotment:
AL O which they viii fell low fer cath, or
YOoa s0sss payable in Alexandria, at 90 days.
Nav ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06
H SUBSCRIBERS

Are now landing and offer for fale
at the fore lately occupied by R. 3. Jameaon'
20 Bales Prime Upland Cotton,
40 Hhds. Mufcovado Sugar,
2 Puncheons Irilh Whitley,
IL Punchsons Old, and fine favored Jamaica
Rum,
s Pipes Holland Gin,
90 Pipes Cogniac Brandy.
90 Or. Chefs of the belt Teas, aaortes, from
hohea to Imperial.
80 Bbls. of Ia and I'd quality rshned Sugar.
zTHhds. Nader,
4 Hhds, Green Copefals,
6 Teirces Roll Bfimfonc,
z Hhds. Alum,
Tierce Glauber Salts,
70 Pipes of Old London Particular Madeira
Pipes of full Bodied Port,
20 Or. Caks Sherry,
2 Pipes fine Lilbon,
s Pipes Particular Tenncrife,
go Or. Oaks Malaga,
20 Caks Claret,
4 CAFE of Natmegs, Mace, and Cloves,
Bales Cafia,
500 lbs. Pepper,
100 lbs. Pimento,
500 lbs. Ground Ginger,
1000 lbs. Race, de-.
zoo Boxes Godffoids, Qupsrfns) Segari, 10
half boxes,
70 Boxes St. Jago, DO.
3 Pipes beft (French) Vinegar,
10 Bales Almonds,
Ca& Pearl Barley,
X Htds. Brigh, Molafes, y
X Boxes Supes6ne Chocolate, >
40 Boxes Mould and Dipt Candies, Z
90 boxes Brown and White Soap,
leo Boxes Hunters Pipes,
20 boxes OF Mufard,
Cafe Cayenne Pepper,
Bake, Salt, !
Fine Poland Starch,
100 Demijohns, aGorted,
roo lb. Refined Salt Petse,
go or. Cak. Bea Engiih F. Gunpowdess
Do. in ID. Papers,
Do. in Cani9ers,
40 Boxes Fie Blue,
4 Seroons fine aotant Indigo,
Lieper, and Hamilton's Snuff,
/ Cafe Of Mzcconba, do.
Do. French Rappee.
Vaudeville. e Ianedon.
Nov. go.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06
for YALE and to RENT.

! with to fell 900 acres of Land,
j ss5sf tasd Raj; beng a moiety of 1900
S,.s, ly'ns on toe edge Of Loudoun, and in
.a'aA 0osasy, aoout 20 miles from Alexan.
i9'sn Geoige- Town, and aaaut a mile
VIC qsafseT from the r~sYcr--l,cs levcI--f,
: a0uadanee Of the timbet on it equal 20
. is caalty, and no traa Of laod can be
i - sOaay iapp'ssi with innumesable fpsings
@s aaeR wates; these is a part Of it laid
aae covsr paadacks, with a good OF.
qua iessTal baiIlags f, for t-nanss. This
q ,t,dei to ne, ftseral years ago, by
M. a'sa fa'rfar. Esqaire -she title iodifput.
M" may o. ieso by tn. title papers ia mr
lef'ns nay b. kn3wn aad the land
. any perlaa @ihiag TO plrchaic, BY
NFefCIS Ht
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06
public Sale.
IN FRIDAY nexsa

On FRIDAY nexsu
!. sslOcs, will be fola q the vsadue Store,
| r u NJ
"a, anil bls. Preach Brady in Piess,
cis 3 piips, and bis.
sasr d bids. sisrcss aad DIS,
s@|ss' 9, brown Sop md boxes,
!, W asa ! and dips Candles
U,;sn, i kegs, boxes and jars,
o., i ktgs and trails,
ns..as, Ware 10 crates,
H0USEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-ALso,
4 Variety of DRY GOODS,
anang which are
rloh,. Coatings, Kerfemeres,
Nm. Plains, Ketisys, Negro Goston,,
s.,,.,, EsAisks, blue Friezss,
Enhances, Ruf.ls, Yarn Stockings,
fSinus and Cztiicoss,
Inh Linens, Sile6a do
Nasburgs and T~icklenbusgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkerchicfss
Iodia Masias and Table Clothes,
gandsaaa Handkerchief,
cdOsra Thrsads, Hats and sundry other
Philip G. MSrfellsr.
lec. 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06

- 80
From the brig Maria, captain Carsw,
and for Sale BY
& FOWLE,
3ooo pieces hrf chop
yellow Nankeens Entitled to De-
10 chelfs hyfon & benture.
lyton kin TEAS
boxes China Bowies, containing $50 bowles
each, and will be fold at so dollars per box,
30 calks frefh Malaga RaiGns
2 pipes 4th proof Barcelona Brady.
ALlo IN fore, jgR received,
10 chefs Young Hyfon, TEAS,
9 do. Hyfon Skin, }of the laset i'm.
Z do. Souehong, purtation.
s bales Beerbooa Gu,rahs, of the fsf quality
% lbs. Nutmees and Cloves
70 bolts 6rt and fecond quality Rufia Duck
90 do. ditto Ravens do.
10 do. ditto heavy Ravens do.
particularly made for hips' top-gallaat and crafts
fails.
4 pipes choice OLD Cogniac Branay
l half pipe do. particular Madeira Wine
a pipes Holland Gin
Retailing Molafes
&c barrels No.. and I Beef Bcfon inipee.
70 do. Pork ton,
3 csks Sperm. Oil for lamps
20 boxes mould and diPt Candles
60 do. brown Soap
20 boxes frelh Chocolate
10 do Bsfel Fig-blue
3 ca9s Glauber Salts
trunk Ladies Morocco ihoes
ditto Morocco pocket books
Cotton and Morocco Sufpenders.
May 9. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06

AMONG WHICH ARE
Superhne cloths and coioured cambsiks,
! caa;meres, Dinities,
Cotton caAl,ne,es, GA 80, Cambrick
White aud cdloured mullins,
Jeans, ~naakeens and lpsia, hook, jaconst
toaians, and MALI null, muf
bong aud alort nan Inns,
kcen,, Cotorade and cresihaf-
Blue do. red l;liped eainbr;tk
White and e%oioured ditto,
man.ilics, Lace,
Waiacosting, 6.4. Lace fhawls,
80 7-8, Irih lin- Long ditto,
mems. long lawns, Super brocadcd DO.
4.4 7-s, Shifting cot Engiih and French, fix
ton, gloves.
Irilh and Flanders fheet- Kid ditto,
ing, PIC mic mitts,
Plattillas. Englih fplis araw bon.
Brttanias, nets,
Sileias, Madras and baadanna
Silk, cotton and thread handkerchiefs
hoGery,, Baetas,
Diaper table cloths, Mammodies
Napkins, Gurrahs, sc. sc.
Chintz. ~caIlieoes and
All of which he has determined to
fell at the mott reduced prices.
May rs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06
mo. 1912.

Vaudeville & Jamel1on
IRE uouo hxAng, and eGer 10, Sale,
10 puneheons high proof Jamaica
10 hogceads Barbados Molaaes.
s hogiheads ST. croix Sugars.
Enslih + and FF Gmnpowdef.
PhiladelphiaIaa f Sugars.
Patent Shotsaud Bsr,Aead.
May z9. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06

~ lew Copies Of the Americqa Gar
'or sale by Rosgar Cray.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-06
TUNIS N,
HAS TUST RECEIVED,

I1Ho JET NHHL1V ID'
An elegant aGsimsnt Of goods, feieaea from
the ia;cf i.nportations, in phiia.
delphia and baltimore.
AMONG WHICH ARE-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

an inprenson that he wzs voting on the lucAion
OF fsc6EnmItment, irritead Of rs FINAL pahage.
IF he was permitted to alter his vote, it would
make the refolt fand s., to 81, and if the
Speaker was to add his vote to the minority,
the bill would not pats.
This gave rife to great deal Of conversation
relative to rhe rules of the houle ard it. uniform
practice, which appeared to have been .againR
an alteration of the vote by yeas and nays. un-
LET'S the alteration would produce no effect upon
the vote by charging the majority into a minor
ity. This idea was combated by the reafon of
the thing it was deemed extremely improper
to con6ue members to hsIls hngur, without
Tutoring them to explain. While the argu-
ment was going on, Mr.. Becklcy had been inau-
ced to examine his lit of yeas and nays with
the mott careful fcrutiny, and had diicovered
that in the numerical lift of votes he had mar
ked the fame number twice among the yeas, 10
that In fact they were S. yeas, and bat 81
nays. The alteration requeaed Being now found
not to alter the deciiion, fcveral members hoped
the gentlemen might oe INDUCED but this be-
ing to be done by the unanimous content of the
Houfe, and MIR. Conrad refuGng his content,
the alteration was not made. Four motions
were made TO adjourn during the debate, and
the lat fuCceeded.-Nat. Intel.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

fron, faturaland artificial caufes, coatinaes rap
idly to advance in Wealth. Strength, and prof
perfty. No Encouragement of political cmpiT-
les can ei1entialy check this career. Their er-
rors will conltanty be overbaIanccd BY effects
ariGng from the fertility of our foil ;-the cafe
with which we can procure dgeount5 from the
Grand Bddk5,-the rapid incrcafe Of our popu-
Iation ;-the Kill of our artizans, and mere
Especially the fpirit Of enrerpriie which animatcs
our merchants and the hardihood of our iea-
men -
g Wbse ready tais guh5 eve,y aUind esn fly,
44ad make covenant qvitb tb' jneo1Rant ~"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14
BOSTON, IAN :

We are Informed, the Mafv Carpenters of
this town, have recently forme themfelves in
to ! fociet7 for charitable pur ofes, and for the
relief of INDECENT brethren. societies are form
ing in all parts Of the Union, for theie noble
and praiieworJhy actions; and may Aey meet
with that irccels which they delerve.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

The Governor of the Ifand of Trinidad
(HiiloP) has, by proclamation, made Tome reg
ulatious of the trade with that Iland No for
elgner is allowed to fell any part Of cargo o.
board vehel, excepting poultry and live ltock !;
On being landed, the cargoe. are fubjetS to
a duty of 8 per ent.-Foreigners are not per:
mitted to carry from the il4nd more than FIVE
doubloons each, in gold : hat all foreign car
goes fhall be landed f. iae, at the town and
Port OF Spain; at which port only ihall they
take their outward bound cargoes. All ipirits
imported into the i0apd, are 10 pay dollar 4
gallon in addition to former duties.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

F,sm W'd8iagtoh, De-. 3r.-" It is currently
reported in Warrington, that, the Hon. Levi
Lincoln, eiq. has reGgned the office of Attorney
General of the United States. There is no rea-
fon to doubt the report. We are glad the gen
tlenian has fhown wjkaom in one irfance. He
certainly could not have been ignorant, that his
own party began to exPrefs diflike at his con-
duct. We have not learned what little fnug of
fee, exactly fuited to his capacity, is preparing
for the Hon. gentleman.
1t is whiipered, Chat the Hon. J. Randolph
intends declining another elettion.-ne begins
to be aihamed of the party in Congrefs, which
he has formerly commanded, and finds the ref
portability to be in the minority. query Does
he not diike the idea of having his friend Bay
ard, where he cannot now and then contradict
him ? Really our lituation is gloomy, when
TO many Of our great men are about to retire from
public life.
f" An important debate was this day held in
the Senate. Whether temporary gallery lhould
be erected for the ladies', that they may conve-
nicntiy attend the trial of Judge Gha1e , Surely
the wildom of the nation is admirably employed
We hope the ladies will be properly grateful to
Col. Burr for this new expreflion of gallantry |!
Judge Chafe will appear to aniwer bis FUN
mons on Wednesday; but the trial will not
commence before the 9Th or 10th inlf."
Palladium
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14
FROM THE NORFOLK LEDGER.

It appears from rhe Debate on Mr.. Thorn
ass motion, in this days paper, for reducing the
duty on Salt, that, notwith ftanoing the vapour-
ing accounts of an OVERLOOKING rreafury, that
no reduction Of duy on that article can be
made. 1t comes out alto that out Of the enor
nous spnpla5 Of S85,2s5 dollars, that only
2Io,ooo dollars remain inappropriate this
mode O. Eating an sUeypIUS Is ingenious, and
but for the motion of MIR. Thomas many of the
honeit citizens of this Country would have be-
lieved that that enormous oyerplus ffated by
the Secretary, was really in the Trealury, and
ready 20 be Appropriated 70 aly valuable .pur
pofe When we fpeak of an overplus, we ihohld
not undertand it TO mean that which is liable
to be demanded at any moment, and yet thar
was the cafe in this initance--it were to be
wfhed that the Secretary in future, would d.
vide the overplus into two diainct parts, the
overpus, by this method members of Congrels
like Mr.. Thomas would be able to take more
clear view of our finances.
From our correspondent at Wilmington, we
learn, that the more moderate republicans, feel
much concern at the violent meaiures which are
purifying .-Ihcfc gentleman have cautc Tor al
arrn, they have lighted up fame b, which they
may be themielves continued. The impcach-
ment Of Judge Chaie, excites serious reflections,
and the, more reaionablc part of the republicans
conlder the charges as frivilous in iome initan-
ces, and malicious in others.
There is no circumstance We think that will
produce happier efedS, than di8nihcd and
liberal conduct in the Senate upon this occa-
Gon.--If party lpirit and political intolerance
penetrate this high and folemn tribunal, we may
take long farewell of political happinels.
although we we'll know that q majority of the
Senators are the political opponents of Judge
Chafs, ws feel relpea for the honor Of our
country which forbids to luppolc that the high
cit Court Of JuItice will take for model of
procedure, thofe Tribunals of Revolutionary
France, where condemnation and accutation
were the fame, and where the fentence was pro-
nounced before the accufed was heard.-iSid.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

E*trns Of a Atter from Msm5er ef Coryyce
CITY or WAsaINCToN, DEC. -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

Or C.antry.-Itis confoling fact, that not
wi;hffanding all the weaknedes, bunders, and
eartiaIities of the administration our country,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14
S1ortlan0,

N0NDfr,- JzNUAsr, "a, 1885,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
t5p aatboritu.
LAWS OF THE UNIrED STATES.
AN act,

AN ,tCT,
Making abpro1ridtiogs for tie Gtbbort Of fbe
military ePabhjt5ment ?ftbe United States, far
tie year one fborysad eight baadred and fze.
e it eaaaed, by the Senate and Hare of Re-
- P'fisnfativeS oftse dated States Of I,neri-
ca M CoRgrejJ aBSmbled, That for defraving the
exPenfe of the military cfablilhnent of the u
n'ted States, for the year one thoufand eight
hundred and five, for the Indian department.
and for the expenie of Notifications, arfenals.
magazines, and armoriss, the following fums
DC, and the fame herepy are respectively appro-
priated, that is 20 fay:
For the pay ofthe AIRY fthe United States,
tnfee Hiinared ana thOufand, feven hun
bred and ninety-fk da'issS.
For forage, four I, 4 'and four hundred and
eigh.y-eight dollars.
For the fubhGence of TIE officers of the army
corps OF engineers, tlir,y-one thouland three
hundred and twenty mine dollars and fourteen
cents.
For the fubfferce OF aforementioned eff
GERS, muiicians, and prigates, one hundred and
ievehty-nine thoutand and nine dollars and fix
ty-ninc cents.
For cloathing, eightv.ive thoufand dollars.
For bounties and premiums, fifteen thouland
dollars.
For the medical ard hofptal department,
twelve thoufand dollars.
For camp equipaee, fuel, tools, expenie of
tranPortation, and Other contingent expenGes
of The wardePartment, eishty-one thoufand dol
lars.
For Notifications, arfenals, magazines, and ar
Tores, one hundred and thrrty-three thoufand
two hundred and ninety-fS dollars and eighty
eight cents.
For purchafing maps, r'ans, books, and in
truments for the war department., and military
academy, FIVE hundred ss,,iars.
For tbs pay and fubf0ence ofthe command
ants in Loufana, FIVE thoufand nine hundred
and ieventy-one dollars and icventy-feven
cents.
For the Indian department, ninety-two thou
fand fix hundred dollars.
lind be il FURTHER raa7s@, That the fcveral
appropriations, herein before made, ihalI be
paid and discharged, out of any monies in the
treaiury not otherwife appropriated.
MATHL. MACON,
Speaker offhs H9gie IF Reb,rjinfatiUey
i. BURR,
Vce-PrsfdeHf oftbe United States, and
PrsGasat cj'f6e Senate.
February IA, 1905.
APPROVED,
Til: JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
TIL: JEFFERSON.
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE CHASE.
Mon FAY, February II, 1905.
(ConlinMed.l
WIN. S. RIDDLE. Ezroru

Wm. S. BIDDLE, Esvorn.
Mr.. Randolpb. Were you prefent at the tr-
al Of John Fries
HHflVer. was.
Mr.. Raadol6b. Were you prcfent when
the written opinion of the court was handed
down?
\. From the length of time which has paf-
fed have not a very diftintt recollection of the
circumstances that occurred.
Mr.. Rando{bb. Did you take COPY of that
opinion, and was that copy TIE whole or part
of it:
n. did take a copy in part took the
lublance in regard to the point of tredfon, but
believe did not COPY the whole.
Mr.. Randoipb. Were there other copies Ia
ken
n. know Of one taken by Mr.. Rawle.
MIR. R0ndoibb. Was any application ever
made to youto deliver up the copy in order to
defroy il ?
II. Never.
Mr.. Raadoi1b. Did you communicate to A.
ny perfous the fubeance of the copy
n. Never, until during the laf FELTON, of
Congress, in conversation with MIR. Dallas, I
mentioned my being po1eGed of it, and he cx-
Prtftng dehre TO fee it, tepped over to my
Office and brought It.
Mr.. R0Rd5ibb. Although you did not take
a copy Of it verbatim, did you take the fub.
Rauce oft ,
n. did
Mr. R0adoibb. Would you know that CO.
Ply!
n. ] fulfcribed my name to It.
Mr.. R0"doi1b Is that the paper Chewing
him paper)
/ H. Yes, i is.
! mir. Raadoibb. Did You hear much CONVEX
! laiion about The paper at that time
! 4. have no diitnCt recollection /; 7 attend.
ell the trial Of Fries ard others for treafon
hut ! do nct'rccoletS any conversation about
4 it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
LAND FOR SALE.

q TRACT of about $50 acres, lyiug on James
Z River, adjoining the town ofIynchburg; one
hundred and forty Of which Is iow ground, and faid
to BE- Of the irst quality; corGdcrable proportion Of
the nigh ground lies well, and we'll adapted to the
culture Of tobacco and grain. It has al excellent ad
ard rock i'hcry on it; FINAL apple orchard, GOOD
dwelling hou!e and convenient on. houfes; a mill
feat upPosd to be hyperion any in that part of the
sountry-the mill houie would iet within thirty-ft
poles Of the river, navgabe water. Likely negroes
would be received in part pay, and generous price
allowed for one or two bachfrths that are under
So years Of age, and good workmen. For further
particulars apply to the lubfcrijer Gil the preles,
or Mr. William Blown, merchant, in L,ynchburr.
LEWELLFN JONES.
Mirch |. fent6
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
ROBERT GAMBLE g SONS,

HAVE FOR SAFE, 1T THKiR STORE IN rBls cyy,.
on THE MOST REASONABLE rrams:
ONDON particular Madeira Wine in or cafks
i Il Old Sherry Wine in do.
Weh-lndia Rum, Whi1Sy and Brandy, in hid,
tierces and Or. caiks.
Brown Sugar in hhds and barrels.
Brimitone, Alum, and Copperas.
Snuff i'll bottles, aiIorted in ima cah;,
Cotton and Wool Cards, forted in boxes.
Spinning Cotton in bales, and Feathers
Oznabrigs, lIeian Rolls and Ticklenburgs
German Seythes, Cutting Knives, and Whet
Stones. -
Differed Steel, Bar Iron and Nails, Pots, Dutch
Ovens, and other CAT Iron & hollow ware.
Patent Shot, Black Pepper, Salt, Sc &c.
hey continue to receive country produce on 10
rage, and diipole thereof, as commIion m.rchan,s.
ON moderate terms.
March 25.--(e tn. 4w
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AEzs s,.
&atborifng The Peq-BIaRer-GeneraI to nake a
netO e0ntrn8 far earring the mail from Fay
etfqihe, in Nortb-CaroAna, to CkarleRon in
Soutb Carolina.
y e it ena37ed b. tbr Senate and Houls of Re-
- PrelenfatizeJ oft6e United States Of Lf3qeyfca
in CoRgreG aGimbIsa, That the Poa- Mafler-Ge
raj lhall be, and hereby is authorized to make
new contract for carrying the mail in line of
ftages between the town of Fayetteville, in the
tate of North-Carolina and the city of CharleC
ton, in the rate of South-Carolina, upon fuch
terms and conditions as he may deem NOT CON
ducive to the interef of the United States: Pro-
zided, That he does not exceed the fun of four
thoufand five hundred dollars, annually, be-
You'd the amount of the prefent CONTRACT; and
that no contract made in virtue of this act hall
extend beyond the time to which the prefent
contract extends.
FTATIL. MACON,
Speaker oriJe Honf of Rebyeilntatiqes.
a. BURR.
Vice-Prefjenf oftbe United States, a1d
PrSlident Of tire Senate.
February II, 1905.
APPROVED,
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In Offering the above work the public, the pro-
prietors are cnble that excellence not often attain
able; but with candor and truth, equally remote from
arrogance and Partially, they fay that they con-
icentiouily believe it has a jut claim to the conf
dence and patronage Of the people
Map of Virginia has been long and anxiouAy
looked for None has'been Publihed, on the plan Of
the one now offered, for many years, when AuguRa
was the frontier county.
The labor, >penle and apparent difficulties in ac-
complaining 70 ntereGing work, have deferred fe-
veTal from the arduous undertaking. The proprc-
tors binding thar NOT Of the other Ratcs had recent
y given encouragement to fniar productions and
entertaining high ienfe Of the real dignity and I'M
rortance ct Virginia, embarked in the buGuefs from
well grounded belief that the magnitude and utility
OF the WORK, would infure, accomplished reiuune-
ration. And ,gh.ie Virginia is powerfully Simulated
With The love Of cenco aud virtue, they hope and be-
iieve The will view domelio productions which prove
prominently u'-fnl, with generous pride
Inoic gentlemen who ta5= fubfcrivtion papers, are
regretted TO return hem TO the ubfcriber in Ieterf-
burg, by the irl day Of May The maps will be rea-
dy Tor inbl-rbers 10 the courfe of the euluing fun
mer.
WILLIAM PRENTIs.
Peteri5nrg, February, 1905.
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and sf5sJ5 7rifj 7o5s,. iri6:'oa PIPER. are lo(gA