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SIMPSON MORRLS

From London, beg5 leave 10 izform fbe 8a5gc.
fbat he has, W imported from London, a L7rpe
G0oTt1iF"f Of F5lJio"able DRY GOODS, fit
Jsr TIE approaching JS4/sa, qvbieb he oG:yt
n07o for (aie, on very iOqv terms at fbe a3oq,e
boHje, 1iz. '''
RLACK and Colored Mems, Women's and Chill
~ drens Worried Hofe alto, Mems, Women,
and Children's a1orted White Cotton Hole Of ,Yce-
lent quality, with and without Lace Clocks. alC,
WOODEN Broadeloths, Plain Velveteens, Gu, WE'VE.
re'' Corduroys' Thiekets, Benefits patent Cord,
Toilanets Stoel,ingbreeehes pieces, swanIdoor gl
rentine SILK, Black 1wed sarienst, Black and Wbi,r
French and Brufel I.aces, Frefh new pattern Rib.
oano'' Bandannoe Handkerehiefs handfome al
ortment OF Printed aud Twilled Shayvls Duran,s of
dnierent eoiors Common and Fine rs ard "A Iri1,
Linen, Fine Long Lawns, sheetngs, white Corded
Dmities' Cheque for Aprons, Bed Furnrures, Pr;nt.
cd Calheoes,a large aaortment Of Fin. Plain ard
Fancy Muffin, Cambria Muflin; alto, Neal French
Cambria, Red and White Fannels Printed D;n,i,y
Printed and White Cuttings and Marfeilles, and a
variety OF other articles too tedious to m,ntiop.
December II. e1wff
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GIVE ATTENTION

Viz iubicriber offers for iale truly vaIn,hl.
4 TRACT of LAND, containing by eOimat;o,
1881 ACRES, 600 of which, as he fuppores. are j.,
woods lying in the fork of Nottoway river, and IN
the county OF No,toway, miles from the Court
houie' and within miles of one of the bell mapufac-
turing ili' the ttate OF Virginia The plantation
is now IN nice order for croping. i, d;!I.J 40.
three fields, each under good fence and of fucisnr
lie TO work / hands to great advantage There !.
on the land new and valuable CPLST 15TTT -
comfortable Dwelling Houfe, and every convenient
and neceiiary houie for the depoft of a crop. GOOD
orchards, &c. &c. The foil is we'll adapted to m.
culture OF Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and oats. A far
ter Geierpuon is deemed unneeeGary, as it is pre-
iumed the purshaGer would with to fee IN. Lard.
vioust to the purehaie. Perfons wi(hng to fee tbe
lands will apply to MIR. John Haynes generally on
the premiles or to VA
GRIFFIN LAMKIN.
December L. Ct oafq.
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NOTICE.

ysN NOTICE.
4 HE Subscribers this day commence running a
Coaehee Hack, from Richmond to Tappahannock,
which will carry the Mail and or perlous with
cafe The hour Of leaving Richmond will be every
"wednesday at o'clock, a. NJ. and arrive at Tappa-
hammock on Thuriday, o'clock, P. N. Returning,
leave TapPahannOch on Friday, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
and arrive at Richmond, on Saturday, at S PM.
Price for each Pafenger, 3 dolls. and so cts. and
in proportion for a Aorter diftance.
JOHN WOODDT e. Co.
p. s. Should the fubfcribers meet with encourage
ment from generous Public, they contemplate run
ming the Coachee twice week.
Kipp- William Dec IT, O.
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BALTIMORE, December G
COM11LrMLc hn.En

C0lTAIUWICHTED.
The following qusltions merit the ferrous attention
OF the American people, and ePec,ally Of the Ame-
rlcsn government
ia. Did Comfort Tylor. Of the Rate Of New Yorl,
make written CONTRACT with Dayton and O'ilarra
to urnif them with faited provions to the an,o,,,
Of 10000 dollars, TO be depoG,ed on the waters OF
the Ohio
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LATE PUBLISHED. IN VOLS.

(PRICE 80 CENTS.)
AND FOR SALE BY JACOB JOHNSON,
II ffzo doors beis7o tie MARKET
ELEMENTS OF USEFUL KNOWLEDCE
containing an Hiqorfcai and Geographical ac-
count Of tie UNITED STATES; for TIE
NE Of Schools.
BY Noah WEBSTER, JUN. ESQ.
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SaIes at auctton.

On a errHf Gone asSfzVo y,arJ,
y" F1eay The I6fb Of the PysSnf 1saf6, at nom, 7ol
6f eP:'ef for Jrfe By Public hg9iioa, on he Pre-
Mir,
HE Houfes and parcel Of Ground containing one
Il and half acre more or lels, where Mr.. Wm
fenwiek formerly relided near Rockets.
Darn,flar, Fefsy u SaisJsB, Hgsis.
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The hill to fufpend the non-importation law,
has pahed the Houfe of Representatives, Teas
loi, Nays 5. The blank in the bill was filed
up with the frf day of July.
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n p,;yo,, coL

valuable Tra9 NJ Land containing $50 acres, ly-
ing between Louitvilie and Augula in the county Of
Jegsrion and Rate Of Georgia, slfo Two Female Ser
wants Dec. II. eptl6
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NEW STORE.
TO BE SOLD CHEAP, OPPOSITE THE rAc,
TAVERN.
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ALTO, a petition of William c. Bofvell of
hetown of Petersburg, and other Inhabitants of
the faid town aud of the adjoining counties,
praying the pafIage of 4 law authorizing the er-
tahlhment of warehoufe for the INFECTION of
tobacco, on the land of the faid Bowel, in the
town of Petersburg
Ordered, that the fad petitions be referred to
the committee of proportions and grievances.
Ordered, that leave be given to bring in bill,
borough of Norfolk 20 and that MeGIrs. Lind
fay, Murdaugh, Mofely, Riddick, Newfum,
Pnn!ie and Tazewell, do prepare and bring in
Lie fame
Ordered, that leave be given to bring in bill,
&" To amend the act, entitled, an act to amend
the feveral laws concerning lIaves )" and that
Mefrs. Gholfon, White (of Pittfylvsnia) Harri-
fon (of Brunfwick) Martin, M'Henry (of Waih-
ington) Hamilton, Sanford, Field, Davenport,
Wyatt, Terrell, Love and Dunton, do prepare
and bring in the fame.
A petition was prefented and read from
number of the inhabitants of Kanawha county,
praying the repeal of the fad law;
On motioa, Ordered, that the faid petition be
referred to the laft named committee.
Ordered, That leave be given to bring in
bill, Making provition for the payment of
fuch warrants as have been drawn on the trea-
fury, bu. towards the dfcharge of which there
is no fund appropriated - and that Meiirs.
Miller (of Powhatan) Daibiell, Mckinney, Yer
by aud M'Kenzie, do prepare and bring in the
fame.
On motion, Rejafved, That this houfe will
on tomorrow proceed by joint ballot with the
Senate, to the election of two Brigadier Gene
rails, the one to fupply the vacancy occafioued
by the death of General John Bowyer, Briga-
der General of the 9Th brigade; the other to
fuPply the vacancy occafoned by the refigna-
ton of Brigadier General Henry Young of the
18th brigade.
Ordered, That the clerk acquaint the Senate
Herewith.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-15
Patent Tb,eshias Machine.

II HAVE invented a. machine for threshing
all kinds eff Gsairhc oRtained In straw, stem
or chaf, particularly wheat, this machine has
been found on fair trial to answer completely
the purpose for which it was intended. + ar
mers now have it in thclr. power to get out
their grain with expedition, tree Ct dirt, w,llte
caps or loss. This machine IS constructed on
entire new principles; It's operations BY 1als
encircled by a OFFENDER moved upon friction
wheels, and can be regulated atplessure, 10
thrcsh the grain more orless, as the dampness,
dryness, or particular kinds of grain may re-
ouire it. 1t will be found upon examining tie
PRINCIPLES on which this machine IS construct
ed that it will be the fault of the possessor IL
any grain passes unthreshed; 1t separates
the grain from the straw and chat, as Il
tnreshes also the chaff from the straw the
construction is by no means compllcatea--iiot
liable to get out Of order, and not expensive 10
erect. Ithas been found by far experiment the
power of four small mules or two good horses,
are sufficient TO thresh and clean one hundred
bushels per day with great ease. those On eN
tensiye farms who wish more gram thresEed
per day may obtain any quantity they wish Dy
making. the machine larger and applying more
power. Iffar1ners only knew the excessive
loss they sustain in getting out Their gram IN
the mode heretofore used, Nothing more
would be necessary to bring my machine INTO
general use. Those who have small streams
on their farms viii End they may set the ma
chine going by water at a small expcaseby
small tub wheel: To those VINO are &C
quainted with the gentlemen whose celtlfl-
Gates annex, nothing need be sad those
who are not, will find, on enquiry, tor lntelh-
gence and responsibility they have few superb
ors. My price for the privilege OF usluS my
machine, is fifty dollars. / will dispose 81 my
privilege for counties or states to those VINO
wish to purchase on liberal terms letters
addressed to me, past paid, at Damffleo, VIZ
GINA, will be duly sttendedto to.
ames Deneale.
Duny1fss, 22a sect. 1906.
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PUBIC SALE.

! PURSUANT to decree of the honorable
L the circuit Iour. of the district Of Column
bias for the county of Alexandria, will be sold
to the highest bidder, for ready money, on So
tsrday, the a2d day of November next, at the
cofee-house, between the hours of is and 4
o'clock, sundly LOTS Of GROUND, lying
OH Patrick, Cameron, ard Allied streets, tie
property of John V. Thomas; to satisfy a
debt and costs due Thomas Allen--Also, at
same time and place, sundry Ground Keass,
arising from lots lying on tlse same streets.
K. MOSS, D. NJ.
For D. c. B2Esr, Marshal
October IA 2aVs
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FAIRLY MEDICINES.

The following Valuable Medicines, Justly &C.
lebFates through tie United osateS ioi 49,
superior esfleacy IN the cure q the sos Is,
disorders Tor Which they are feeoiirhsnue.'
from LEE G cos. Patent EaInliy sAeui-
e,,,..,s STORE, lIew-York, are sold only BY the
.s;,bscf;;I,sr, ut lis store In klagg-street:
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William, Champe Garter, Esq. Mr.. Deneales
new invented Patent TI.reshing Machine, per-
formed by Mr.. West, a most mastery beau
tiful peace of mechanism. Notwithstanding
the straw was damp and the negro slaves
that worked it, awkward, yet on a fair trial, it
beat out and cleaned upwards of four bushels
and half in half an hour; we carefully ex-
ahmed the straw, which YVES SO intlrciy clean
ed of wheat that therein we die not find more
than four or five grains. Therefore, On the.
whole, | do not hesitate to pronounce it, IN
my Judgment, the most complete and most
useful thing of the kind which human wisdom
has yet invented.
John Strobe.
CulheAher. 18Th .fugust, 1906
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Hnhn,s Anti bilious PaAs.

Are Justly esteemed for carrying on she SUI
.,-t1,,o,,e hiie from the stomach ana prevent
--orbd seeretons and taair consequences,
h;37ons and malignant fevers, &c 4 ese pms
ar,s ,srsectlv mild IN their operation, and may
be used with safety by persons % 'e'0s' 40
and in every SITUATION.
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NO. i.

do hereby certify, that have IhresliiHS
Machine erected on the plan invented by Mf.
James Dencs!e, Of Dumfries, which exceeds
my expectation. A great number q ny nef5ll-
hors who have seen it work, think ii cocs no.
leave one srai;2 IN ten thousand unthresAed; II
separates tie straw silti chat from the wheat
as it thrcshes,
Itpossesses many advantages over machines
on the Scotch principle, as they viii taresh
none but what GAGS n with the ear first; SO
TINT ali tangled wheat is ret much more than
half tnreshed. Mr.. DsneaIe's machine tlresh-
cs tsngled wheat or sheaves is-it II. tQtt first,
perfectly clean.
In very dry weather Scotch machines scutch
of q great number Of heads, & great many CT
which the utmost care cannot prevent beng
carried off with ehc straw; TIE very cars with
out straw are perfectly clean li!reoEet; BY s1T.
DeneaIe's. Scotch machines, take nearly
double power 10 work them. speak the a.
boYe from experience as hsd T. machine On
the Scotch principle, which from tie Rboye
faults hainot used for several ycsgs, aTldhave
now pulled It down.
Mr.. DcneaIe's machine viii thresh froin 20
to leo buSdels per aey, four small mules end
two good hories will work it with great ease
and I am convinced from the slow pace they
qo that two cxen would work it.
Although my machine (which was lie first
erected in this part Of tlls statsl mas been built
but few months, it is SO well approved OF
that a great many more are either built CT nov
building on the same construction.
It will be shewn III operation to any gentle
49,, .,II;ncr o,, +ne euhecyiber at Rryerlcy'S
Ford, Fauquier county, Virginia
Stephen Mliburn.
.settem5er 5, 1906.
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Hansllt0n,s Gfand Ksstoyatays,

Is recommended as an Invaluable raealeiho
for fhe speedy and permanent cure OF nervous
disorders or sucA as ARISE from the lmm ,'1
rate uss Of tea, Strong liquors, long residence
n ws,sn climates, excessive Weakness ana
.enerai relaxation Of the system.
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Iohn Strobe.


7HE subscriber is duly empowered
i TO contract for the sale Of o handsome
scits for Iron Worils, and eight thousand acres
OF Lsn:. adjoining, lying Oh the river Kappa
hanock, about riGe miles aboge fycE!elici1s-
burgh. The seize for the works embraces a
AL stream with 50 .eet Fall q water, within
800 yards Of It's confluence with the river, and
ilam eliSateiy above commences the most ad-
yantageous seat fer water works, Ct different
kinds, connlan;5ng the whole source Of the
river iiappatralock, by q natural canal OF about
500 yards ii length, into which the Whole force
Of the river may be turned with little expense.
There has been furnace ard other works for
nerly erected here, and the ore fcuEa equal &
abundant to any ilthe country, and it has been
several times tried by good Judges. The title
is indisputabIe, and great bargain may be had.
The subscriber viii at any time attend those
inclined TO view the premises, and can shew
the lands, and scite iGor the works, by Oh accu
rate survey he Dow has, OH application to him
at Dunlfries, Virginia.
JAMES DENEALE-
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..4.C-
Hasi5tou's Worns-dsstroy''sg *
ZengSS.

D., witch many thousands have been re-
80 Son, rhe distressing and dangerous ma
lalv Of worms and ether obstruosio'is NJ INC
stomach and bowels.
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HggsiLtones Egexsr.

sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
ast},rnas, sore threats and approaching
consuIap GOns
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NO. g..

I have several years known Mr.. Mllburn
who has given the within cerflacate-lse is a
sensible, iudicioas, practical farmer, and
man Of good character. Heis native OF the
county OF Northumberland, in the kingdom OF
Great Britain, and has been successful fur
ner in this country. I think that great conf
dence is to be placed inwhat he says.
Daniel G. Bren
September Is. 1906.
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HamsIton's Essence a''d txtfaeS
of Mustard.

4 safe and effectual remedy tor the gou''
rben,natism, sprains, pains in the taee ana
neck, &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-15

4 speedg ana e9ectual remedy, senefaily
,.u,,,oy;no the complaint at one application. II
nav, realJ Re- safely used by persons ofe7ery age
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Fall Goods.
] 0 H N L L o YD.

+ WILL offer at public sale, at g..a, J,
i tavern, in tie torn of Fredericksbnro.
FRIEAY, the second day CT January na 81 "a "a
far, il net, the next fair day, for cash:
Detween SO and 60 Aegroa
Lately attached TO the Chatham estats l..
sisting Of lgborers and tradesmcn, Of !; q. .'p
kinds, such as carpenters, biacksaitbs '' q
&c. Also, a good miller, cook, gardener },. Ss'
er Of horses, and some valuable beuse s aa
wants. They are, for the number, as I;Se1.
and as valuable a set ofnegroes as any in VIZ
GINA: also, some work horses and }arro;a,
utensils. Shouil any person in the neiebboS
hood he disposed to purchase at private s,Ia
prior to the said day, / VIII be ready to t,~'t
with them.
! zOiN also sell, at Pirate Sale,
Some Lots IN the town Of Fredaliekshop,.
my Lands adjoining Stafford coult-house nv .,
Lands in WestmoFeland aud Richmond conn
ties, and my Farm called Clayk's; Oh tie Ron
pahannocls river, about three mics below Ere.
dericAsburg.
William Fitzhugh.
November A. ecls
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Wit ~ wv
Cnlaehher, 2sth August, 1906.
NO S..

Since the date of the above, the manager
OF the estate of William Champe Carter, Esq.
Mr. Reuben Beazeley, a man of good charac-
ter and respectahility, who has had the con-
Quoting of the aforesaid machine, has made
the following affidavit
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John Strobe.
Culhether Comfy, to wit

CNltcff1er CoNnty, to Wit
This day personally appeared before me,
Mr.. Reuben Bsazeley, and made oath, that
the Wheat Machine, commonly called De-
neale's Patent ThIeshing Machine, under his
care and direction, on the estate Of William
Champe C.rtc-, Esq. as the hands begin to
understand it more, gets out wheat faster than
at the beginning; and has on fair trial lately
cleaned from the straw in tie space OF half Oh
hour more than six bushels OF wheat, and
believes it would continue to do tnat mica as
long as the four mu:es that WORK it could Is-
main at that service, until taken out to gave
them food and water Certified under my
hand this tn day OF September, 1905.
Ioha Strobe.
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The fubferiber returns his grateful

The fubfcriber returns his grateful
thanks to his friends and patrons, for their past
favors and iberality towards him !; and begs
leave respectfully to inform them, and the IN
habitants of Alexandria generally, that he will
commence his. NIGHT SCHOOL on N0aaay
the a2d instant, at his Academy IN Prince
street.
Young gentlemen, desireus OF becoming ae-
quainted with the arts of Surveying, Navlga-
ton, use of the Globes, or any OF the different
branches of the Mathematics, will meet with
due attention from
William Slade.
September 90 astiaW
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Tootlt-Gche Drops.

Give immediate relief in the most Sloieil
attacks.
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NOS.

have had erected on my plantation
TMeshing Machine upon The model invented.
by Mr.. Deneale, of Dumfries this machine
separates the wheat from the straw more con-
pletely than Il can be done by treading in the
usual way with horses, and it viii, am per-
suaded, clean from 50 to 100 bushels Per day.
find that four mules will turn the. machinery
with ease,
William Champe Garter.
.caAlteiher, s5th seft. 1906.
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Baha's re71g57e Eye ,Yater.

An excellent remedy for all dlsoroefS O. s'. ).
eras many persons having been cured OF II
when nearly deprived of sight
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Tas Restorative Pov5sr tor ths
Teeth end Gums.

Gle lnses and strengthens thern' ana pre-.
serves the enamel Of the teeth rom ( ees5
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mo 4. ~ a.. !
Induced b. motives Of public good, wish
to make known, that in company with some
OF my nsighbors, we viewed, OH the estate of
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The Anodyns Ehxtf.

For the cure Of every kind OF head acne.
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Sehtemser Is. 1906.
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BALTIMORE, November 5.

Arrived, brig Lucy Ann, Dawson, days
from charieston-spoke nothing In the Bay.
Bv the Lucy Ann we haye received Charles
tou papers to the 3oth ut. They contain no.
thing interesting.
Also, ship STAFFORD, Hancock, Z days fpona
Bremen. Left there, ship Abigalls Bangs, OF
philadelphia orig Elizk, Hi, for New orlS,
IN IS days; brig Hamilton, Rsillnan, for Eng
land frat iair wiaa Sailed IN co. with snip
Damascotts, Deckenderii, tor Portugal, and
snip Mary, Fuller, For CHARLESTON, kept cong
psny With her days; pared 5th Septsmber
of Fair Isle.N Spoke nothing on,the passage.
Left at Swan-Poia boundup snip Commerce,
from Liverpool; louisiana, from rotterdam ;
Snow George, from Bourbon; brig Betsey,
from Guadaloupe; schooner Hope, from do.
northern brig, and light brig unknown.
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The .mperor, whose solici,nle embraces

The emperor, whose solici.nde embraces
every object which can be productive OF
good, as well as anxious TO arres. The pro-
gress ct evil, stN6eaYing in mind that you
were once Freachme,s, his expressly drecs.
ed ns 20 urgs the holy see 90 ADOPT she
most STRENUOUS measures TO rrpress the
disssHtiocs " tlch have broken out amongst
you. His msjessy thls da, ordrra Has 20
apprize you skat IN sansidera,ios OF his
bigh rscsmmsndatios. hi, holiness has
Vested in tbs bisaap Of aa!,Imore, the me-
csssary powers Of administering: pyovi.
sionalsy, and daring .as vaeaney of the sse,
On the affairs 81 kee chsrch OF New Ole.
ans (; aud tina, tals pfslase las ca snion.
cd 10 oRsr sons cssdidaFes. smoegss whom
q asv bishop may be ctaas1p, pro, ided tho
goecfnlaen. of the Unliec States deas uor
oalsat 10 she election. His msifsty has
further expressly charged ne TO assureyou
OF the nnceasing feSafd he entefaiBs for
tbs lnaabtanis oil l.ou;alaps ana 1ae in.
teTess he takes 10 me suppGrt OF all their
ss!lgioos rights, amcng b most pfsmi.
nens Of whieb is she preserystion OF al G..
s'seopal ses ia your city. kie wills al HE
ssms siae, saas should consaend, liz a
special msansr, yoaT Interests TO ths presi-
d4ns ct the Unised Ssa:es.
tee! happy, sir, ia bvieg authorised to
giva yon assurances of .he utmost prc,ec.
.ion Of bic msjjssly and tender YOU the
ho.ase Of my highest copsidsras;sa.
(Sigosd)
PORTALS.
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1AcTEPRsTLMG LITTER.

shortly after Louisiana had been sarrsn.
dared 10 the Americas, "a. Casiillisn,
ptssidento of the corporation Of the church
of ST. Louis. in New Orleans, sdaress.
ed q letter 10 Portals, the Preach raj.
mister of religious affairs, is which he
stated. that considerable schisms hsd
taken plaes in the church, sisce the
change Of sovcrnmesf aad requesting
such relief as could be afforded by the
emperor Of the French, ia restoring or
der, aad replaeiag shs afairs Of the
church in sheir former state. A gentle.
man frem New Orleans has faversd US
with copy Of the answer of Per;ails,
which was received short time slnee-
it excited considerable interest ia New
Orleans - Times.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11
NORFOLK, November 4.

.r,.;yed, sch'r. Huldah and Hannah, Capt.
H. four days from Newly ORION FRI
CroP o,orning last, off Smiths Island, lost an
Gay da,h orr and part of the cable.
an seb,r. Rising states, Nevcomb, three days
s'l0 sbin ponrobin Castle, Cooper, 70 days
s,n liverpool. Oct. 10, in lat. Al, "a, long.
n ~ snose brig Mary, of New-York, under ju-
;" n : blowing hard could not lenn where
= s,,a,. oct. 80, latitude 81, So, long. o,, So,
..aSe snip So days from Liverpool bound to,
Tsv-York same day brig from Jamaica,
s . to New-York, out IS days. To the
eastward of the Banks, spoke the ship Fan
=, Delany, under jury masts, for N. York,
f,om ST. JONAS; she was originally from N.
YORK, bound to Liverpool, had been dsmast-
"A and towed into St. johns by British fri
gate.