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T9IES KENNEDY, Sen.
KTNG-STREET,

HTNG-STKEEI,
II EspEcrEULLy iittorms the public that n nc has ia,
received. from LEE & Cos Patsni and Family
Medcincastore, New-Yoss, ,treh aiorsm-as o. inc
following
gValuabte Medlslnss,l
with are q high eaeen and general nfs throughout
the Unissd Ssarcs, many Of them beng oIa shsapIi
than the drugs Of which they are sopposhoso Souis
Be parchaiei at retail FORE
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Dr.. Hahs's true and ge'sasnss Germass
Corn Platter.

An infalliable remedy for sorns, fpcedily re-
moving them root and branch, without giving
pain.
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GASES OF CURES
By Hamllton's

Worm DESTROYING L0ZENGE3
(Sekaea fran f6ogtands) The aatbentieiy Of
qubjeb an, PsyIsn may a(eeriGM eitbtr BY fsffer
or ps,joaal atbiiratioa,'
II A. p F., w O R M.
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TIE lovsrsign olntment for the Neh.

The 6vsrejgn 01ntmsm for the Aeh.
Which IS warranted an infaillbic remedy at one
application, and may be MED with perfect ia'r'y
On pregnant wonien or on infants week p'G'
contain.ng.no. particle Of mercury OF any otfeF
dangerous ingredienS whatever, add IS not &C.
conlpanieea with that tormentleg incl: which
attends the application 1t other remedies.
The Aaodyne Ei.xsr.
FOR the cure OF every kind OF head ache.
Indian Yegeta5js Specyfe.
A fafe and fpeedy remedy for the yenerial dlleae.
"An ounce OF prevention IS worth pound OF
cure
For .he prevention and cure Of bilious and malig
nant fcvers,
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HAMILTONs ESSENCEAND Elk.
TRACT OF MUSTARD,s

A fate aud effeaual remedy for govt, rheufasiim,
paey iprains, brues, pains IN the acs and neck @c
All has nsrSrsd more cures in the above complaint
than all rhe other medicines before public
From Dr.. Weather5urn,
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as A few copies Of the A"'sr's VI
Gardner, may be had at the DoV''
Store Of Robert Gray.
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law
COUNTY sf ALEXANDRIA.

NovRnBss IS, SIS.
WAS taken up and commr;ed ts the jail of
w this county, a Negro Lad who calls him
lei, MOSES. He Jays he was born of free wo-
man in Hladenfhurg, fate Of Maryland, and was
fold a. he faie of MIR. Rofs, OF Bisdtnaurg, TO
Mr.. Smith and a Mr.. Green Of New Of cans,
and shat he WIS Peauaded 10 leave there By
Nj. Aialhaii, Gu pfetencc CT getting him his
freedom, and was brought 70 Ntw York, and
from there was fsRt 70 Alexandria in ,hc carc OK
Mr, Spencer, cetil the arrival af Mr.. Maths!t,
who pretended TO b. his maAcr, snd ,ssc nm In
s'ecaFeof MIR. Johp Ga @y. ct Alexandria
The owrer. if he has any, is tepu.ted to come
snd prove his properly, ray chases and rake hin,
away, otheswile he will be ditpoted Of IS the
an iirsess..
7. Campbell, Tailor.
Ho*crhcT II. raven
G1s Tbs MIR. Mafh III drew 1fait on rae
Honorable John Marlhall, Chief IuGge of tie
United States, WHICH was protcaed as forgery,
it was in :avnr of { me gentlemen 10 New York.
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Wythe county, >psrgtn;a'
GENTILEMEN,

purchaied at your ihop the prepa-
rs,ions you can Hanons EGence, or Extract OF Mini-
tard, which believe has perfectly removed chrome
rhenusrifm Coz thas kind named featica or 0. Inc mp
inins} under which had labored Tor long time aha
vh;sh had baed every article IN the Materia Medical,
and every mode of treatment received into practice Tor
the careof this obainatc deae you thinS THIS let
ter afeful you are at liberty to make Il Publc9
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Is RECOMMENDED


DR.. Hakn's anti Bilious Pulls.
The operation Of th.fr pills is perfectly mild
70 as TO be ufri wish faf;tJ BY psriors 10 every
Gtuation, and ofevcfy age.
They are cxceilen,iy' adapted to carry Oh to.
perAuous bile, and prevent its morbid iecretions ;
TO rettorc and amend she appetite: TO procure a
free pepiration, and thertby prevent Gods, which
are often attended With fas2l confequenccs; a
dofe never fails TO remove cold, if taken OH its
hrlt appearance. They are celebrated for re.
moving habi:ual coAisencfs ickn-fs at the flo.
mach, and le5ere head ache; and ought to be
taken by all pe'fons On change Of climate
f Sold likeWife BY S. Plealants,
Richmond; Rols and Douglas, Pc
teriburg; T. Green, Frederlcklburgh !;
G. Purdie, Smithaeld; M. ones, Suf-
folk; Dr.. Miller, Winchester; R.
Greenhow, Williamfburgh; and J..
Shaw, Leeiburs.
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Invaluable NEedicines,l
81 TAKE NoTlcE

TSa. T.,Xsnasdy, fen. i, safsiated the fs.y Hgsa'
far ALgxANDRIA.
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PRINTED DAILY
BIZ SA4Ay7EL SN0WDsss /.
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This is to give Notice.

lanuarv s..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02

and J. Randolph oppo6ne, and Me fIfs. vanum,
Elmer, and Kelly Imported it.
When the Yeas and NAYS being taken, the
amendment was carr,ed--ieas 5s-Nays 53.--
The other amendment pafird without divi-
Gon.
Mr.. Stanton moved further to amend the re-
folution by adding the following words. BY
which achievement he has fhewn hiufelf capa-
be of uniting Information with talent, refleSti-
on with experience, & tratagem with bravery
This amendment was difagreed to-Yeas [;
Nays lol the mover alone voting forit.
Mr.. Smile exprefIed his regret that on ii,b-
jet, that 70 eminently called for unanimity, and
on which there was no difference of opinion as
to the meritorioss fervices of Mr.. Eaton, there
fhould be fuch divertity with regard to the
proper tribute to be befowed. Con6dering il
highly deirable that the refoution, before it re.
ceived final vote, fhould be 70 modified az to
unite the varying opinions in the Houie, he NOV.
ed a reconmitment oft to felett committee
In this motion the Houfe concurred Ave,
81; Noes SIS; when the refolution was recon
mtted tn the fame committee to which it hae
been previou0y referred.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02
additional Capitalization of U7m.

The marihal Berthier, maior-pencraI of The
army authorized by the expreis order of the Fm.
Peror OF the French, gives his word of honor
i: mar the Auffrian army is this day beyon,l
inc Inn, and that Martial Bernadotte. with b;s
army is between Munich and the Inn =
2. That MARTIAL Lauues, with his cor,,, ~
'ne army Is in pnrfuit of prince Ferdinand. and
was yeiterday at AaIen -
,. nat prince Murat with his BODY of the
army was yefterday at Nordingen, and that
"e'Heg1, and his corps of the army. has Cant
tuiated at the village of Trotzel6ngen -
4. That MARTIAL Soait is between Him and
o,egens, Watching the route to Tyrol. from
can be fuccored. '! '"a' o'm
, lieutenant General Mack, placing depeo-
odnce on the above declarations, is ready 70 r
conditions. Inn upo" 'neie
n"' .ne whole corps of Martial Nv COM
80 pe ., Twelve regiments Of infantry and four
oi cavalry, ihall not quit Ulm, and = GIRL. of
Ten leagues round it, until the twenty f;ftb Oc.
'ooer' wnen this capitulation fl,aIl expire
"aar'nai 6erfbier and gen. Mack. aereeioc RI
'"e ABOVE proportions, in confeouencs. to-mor.
row, Al O'Clock in the afternoon. the Aufr;,r
army indl' defilc before his maiefty the emn,ror
OF me French, with all the honors Of war e.,
man lay down their arms, and the orders f,r
theif route ihall be given to the gentlemen Of
GERS who fhall retain their arms. and cl,,I 49,
turn I, to Auftria, by the way of Kemp,on' and
Bsegenz by the Tyrol. p'' a''o
LONG, ard mterebaneca at Elebers.,. In. ,o,k
rs. OSober, 1905.
to's"ea) lie Marfhal BERTHIER.
1t. General MACK.
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THURSDAY, Dee. ge.

, The bill for the relief of Edward Toppan and
others, after undergoing confederation in com
nittee Of the whole, was, without amendment,
ordered to be engro1ed for third reading to-
morrow.
The Roufe concurred in the report of the
committee Of Claims on the petition of the late
crep ofthe frigate Philadelphia, which is adverfe
tot.
o. the motion Of ur. Bidwell, the Houfe re.
f,'vrd itfelf into Hknfnittee of the whole
MIR. GKEEG in the chair--on the report of the
fcleH committee 10 whom had been rrconrnit.
ted the refoluton. refpeeting William Eaton,
Efq
The report Of the felea committee recon-
rlends the sodn!mrnt ofthe original refoIu;ion.
70 vs. to confer awea0i, infead Of Evo,;1; and
~ 10 amend il, as to- recognize the taking of
Derne.
On the hrft amendment, 70 confer medal,
trtead OF 4 fwnrd, debate cnfued, i'm viii n
the amendment was advocated by Mr.. Bidwell.
aud oppofed ny Mellrs J. Clay and J Randolph !;
when ;he queffiou was taken, and the amend
me-, garfield Ayes S6r-~Noes 81.
The fccond amendment was agreed to with
nut diei6on. The committee rofs and renort
81 their agreement To the report Of the feleef
committee.
The HOufe immediatelv took into coofi,Iera.
tion the report az tre committee of ,be whole
Mr., J. Cay calied for the yeas and NAYS on
sgree'.s 10 the hrh Amendment, fuhfituting
ssrdalin lieu ~ Eyord On agrceiag 10 which
further debate aroie--kleEfs. ]. Clay, Jackfon
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02

ae Iassian Chief, who attended the sreaty 'afelv
held at ST. Louis by gen. W,;knson and gov.
Aarrifon they con6t of 5 of the Little Ofage
nation. Miiionri, Socks and Foxes. Can
Zas. . Ayowas, I Poutsw ataniis, I Sioux,
Paris, A,tocs.
Four of thefr nations, viz. the Canvas, Attoes,
MiFouris, ard Paris, reiiie on the head waters
,f the river Plata aud Canzas, near the COAT OF
N. Mexico, and are intimately acquainted Si,h
Santa Fe and the other Spanifh fettIements ir
that quarter. The Ofages are from the river
of the fame name. The Ayowas from the river
| Damoin. The Socks and Foxes from the Milf
cnippi-and the Poutowatxm from towards
! Detroit.
A comfortable number nf them are old men,
Of large futures, and with countenances very
exprefhve, and far from diiagrcrahe. 1t is faid
there are feveral orators among them, Whole
eloquence would do honor to civilized 1ate.
| An unfortunate difference prevails in the ter
ritory of Upper Louiiiana, between the Cover.
nor (gen. WiIkinfon) and the judges lucas and
| Eafton) ut the general court. Ii frerns the 90
! vernon had coTn'flioned lanes l.. DonaLlEnn.
| Efq. rs difri6t attorney, but M was refufrd TO
| be recognized by the court, after repeatedly
| producing his cnmmiiIion. The Grand Jury
took the matter into confederation, and remon-
Nratcd againt It; ana have hkewife brought
forw,ra charge asainft one of the Judges (Eaf.
toni for fwindl;ng, particularly in The cafe Of a
poor man by the name of David Fine, ret;liug
near the river Merrimack. who has a wife aud
ieven children, and whom, the faid Judge EAT
ton did, (!ay the grand jnry)" G,mc ,ire in the
month of May lat, being then Judge IF the
territory of LouiGana, under the m.,it frau.iu
lent pretences Obtain from, deed for about 600
acres of land, without giving him any confi'ier-
alton far the fame" When the court found
that the grand inrv were going on to examine
witneiIes to eRahih this fraud aeainft Eaton,
they ordered the jurors on: Of convenient room
wherein they fat, and compelled them (ei in
number) 20 ct "ip room, of d;menons fcarce
fuffieiert - contain :heir bodies, being no more
than I feet by and an half feet" Some Of
the jurors Actually tainted in this confinement
1t feems it w7s owing to detection of Ealton's
nefarious practices by general Wiiknfon, thai
the court was 70 inveteratc asant his appoint
ment of diari6t attorney. The harih conduit
OF the court 70 the inry however. dill not break
the tririt of the latter who have pnhlifhed full
Representation of the whole affair to rhe world.
Rep. A,!q,oea.e.
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TUESDAY, December %.

Mr.. ]. G. Smith, from the Committee O,
Claims, made report adverfc to the PRAYER OF
the petition of John F. Randolph and Randolph
MH'''is, referring TO previous report for the
reafons for their opinion, which was referred TO
committee of the whole on this tiay week
Mr.. Crowninihield, from the Committee OF
Commerce and Manufactures, made a report in
favour of granting the prayer of the petition OF
Simon Philipfon; and Eating that bill was
pending before the H ,ufr, which, If paf1ed,
would afford relief, and fuperfede the neceffity
Of fpecial legiflation.
Report referred to the committee of the
whole ON the hill relative to drawbacks.
Mr.. Crowninihield, from the fame committee,
made favourable report, in the cafe of Ifaac
Cla"fos, which was referred to the fame COM
miftee of the whole with the preceding rcnort
MIR. Dawton, from fhe committee appoints
yrherday to wait on the Prefident of the IJn;,ed
States to rsqnef certain information relative IN
The diicharge Of fate balances, informed the
Honfe that the Preident had advifcd them that
he would lay the r,quefed information before
the Houfe.
Mr.. Morrow prefented memorial from fun.
dry piirchafers of lands, PRAYING an extenfion of
the period allowed for the payment thereof
which was referred to the Committee of WAYS
and Means.
The Houfe then again refolved itfeIf into a
committee OF the whoe--M-. Dawfop If, the
char--on the report of the committee of Elec-
tions on the conteeed election of CowIes Mead
,-when a debate followed of between two and
three hours length.
MciIts Findley, G. w. Campbell, and FI.
rner advocated; and MefIrs. N. Williams.
Sloan, Broome, and Quincy, oppofed the re-
port.
div!ion of the oueftion on the CONCLUDING
refolution OF he reoort having been called for.
the committee divided on the following mem,
Der of the refolu'on-" Re/afz,ed, that Co,Vles
Mead, returned TO this Houfe as a member
thereof from the fate of Georgia, is not entitled
to frst'-Ayes 60. Noes SO.
On the f:cond member, VIZ. "Tbat Tho.
mas Spaiding is entitled to a feat" the com.
mittee divided, Ayes ~ carried.
The committee then roie and reported Their
agreement 70 the report of the committee Of
elections /; which the HOME Immediately took
into confederation.
The Yeas and Nays were then taken on con-
curing with the committee in their apreemen.
to the foregoing refolution:
On the fri member thereof-Yeas "a Nave
So. -'"''
On the fecond member thcreof-Yeas 81
NAYS So
/. The HOMIE then concured with the commit.
tee in their agreement 10 the whole refolutiou
When Mr.. Spading appeared, was ouaJfG-
ed, and took his feat in the Houfe.
Adjourned till Thurfdsy.
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officers, was, on Monday, aAed on by the
Houle Of Delegates, anduegatived. Very little
was faid IN oppoftion. The arguments in fup-
port Of il were full and comprehensive"
He further informs, that =" bill to organize
and regulate the courts of common law has been
reported in the houfe of Delegates, and is made
the order of the fecond day OF January"
Am~yiean.1
appointment By TIE Covsrnor and Council of Ma.
rylnnG.
WILLIAM PiNxsEY, Efq. Attorney General
of the fate of Maryland in the place Of Luther
Martin, re6gned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02
3, HE fabfcriher o.fers his rerviee. a. = ppoKtR

HE fuhfcrihcr o!Ters his Ger vices as a RROKER
= IN the city Of Richmond and will tranfad a.
ny buInefs in that line for moderate commifinp.
lie will not inform the public that i. is bniinefs
w,'h which lie is familiar, bn, afiures every one
VINO may think him worthy of their confidence, that
no one wi'i Ae more attentive tn their intereR He
wi'i aiio undertake. 20 Purchaie tobacco on commit
Eon.
His Office is ken. on the e-ofs ree, lending f,,,,
the Capitol f4uare towards Col C.rr:prtons.
CARTER 3. PAGE.
December 81.
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DEE. 81,

qirine eta DEED ofTrnR, exreafed 10 me
- Inf/friber by AadrezV CdRieg, 10 E.ewe TO
H"ebff''M Haytet fbe Paymcnf Of a nm of mn
"ry' ~ r*prIFSt5Srejn, sViiIbe ND. en- Frilay
f"r 2ftb mn for re0dy money, n LO1, qcjfb a
1Tiek boHle thereon, kaozcn III DuvnPs 9Lan of
HofJ .; TIE No. 40, Tds Etir evW fake piace on
f3r PREMIER, h'!sOreni5sbOayS oftsOsI1s 81 fzvo
o'L!osk, p. II.
THOMAS UNDERWOOD, jr. 9y4ass.
Janaayr 2.
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An authentic letter from Bordeaux to per.
~. .oh IN rms CITY, ftates, that the French loft in
'he anair "f Ulm, 10000 men killed.
ne inurce from which this information is
oeriveh' IS 10 respectable, that we place great
gives totally differentiation to the afars of The
continent, from that in which they have been
recently exhibited. IW,t 1,t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02

a IL t-rion' bao'rg eA,i~, ngaza tie eRaft or t5r
An't z,dtDilb Arslte, ted Of Crm5srlrnS county,.
arr @hre5 to bring fbru 7e,J PROPERLY aYtjentc IN
or hfort 1- hR cry oFA,H next, ofberzcis this 0dye,
f7 M 711 be p'radin 5a, eganf all claims rx5ist4
tHr fb0f date, ar e G5frbr evs5 to elg. Gis au,i-
njFrs'ion account ar Fon b,f7hLe.
7oHN HoLNfhN, lcn Aa1',.
ClsybsrL1aS, De. 81. 7.JJb 90
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! WISH TO HIRE.

'EENFf-FlVE or thiyty Hkeiy al9iqe Nrpro
Hfer to qv0r& on tie Mancbrher 7mrnSike
road for (zeb JaUW gic,r liberal trices, End
azure fbofe subo quiB TO biys tbey zyiN z,orS mr.
der my''lf onily and ez,rfy attention raid fb.n.
14ng heron 7cj6ing to hire eviR call on me hi1,;uq
in Ricbmoad at breient.
qUib TO rent ibc Honf no,u E1,e in. IN n
farcfM man: II is one among k6e beR RaMAs in
re rify IF Riebnoni, as a Boardi,.- Houlc, or
P"bAe HoZf. IapW .f.rni5 q large number of
Beds and alter Furrifar., or EN fbe Fu-uityrs,
at fz'o' fur Or fs months errdt. ran allure
Hp PsrIo" TIM there IS not one bogr riot in this
blaee 6ttier Gved as to eonDenienf ouf-5onfy !: a
.H"ble tor eighteen borty, in good oyaey.
NY lNh Iapib nbo TO rent, .ftnnted qyisbin
fbrfe-2narferJ Of q mile of tie MARKET Hour.
17r "'H bot tzoo pair of Ron-t; o,,e far q,,bsa.
and o1e FIR eo'n. 7 7OW rr1t TIE s,iNioqc, to a
''"'' fbHf qViH KEEP Ter in order, md !0he fbr
rem Z" N''a/ az a fair market prize f5roueb the
re. cana AZURE zvboe1'er meg -U;h 10 rent,
t7r't Is no qV@pf ef go1ftr in De dlyeR JezjouJ,
with mn, tayr,
JOHN p. SHIELDS.
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Domestic 1nteiiigsnre.
CHARLESTON, December o,

The following letter is from the mott refpes.
able fource: it ihews that our commerce with
Europe in colonial produce will, in all proba-
bIlity, he pnt an end to, if it is in the power of
Britiih crnizers to effect it. IF the determnat;-
on of the Britifh government here mentioned.
ihonld take place, the modification of the
blockade of Cadiz and St. Lucar, will be of lit
tie avail.
LONDON, October os.
"We have already written you of this date.
The prefent eryes foley to inform you that it is
eeperalij reported that our government is de-
iermined TO put a aop to all neutral trade with
the colonies of the enemy, except fich as was
permitted during peace. 1t becomes, there
fore, prudent to ATTAIN from all dealings in f.,
gar, coffee, indigo, cochineal, Iogwood, &c.
with view to an European market, until it be
certain that fuch articles will not be ftopt bv
otir crliizers on their voyage even from Amer.
ca to Europe, though they fliouId have been
Purchafed in the United States.
I'VE hope yor did not follow up your late
fhipments to Spain and the Mediterranean BY
any others, as they wil be cxpofed otherwifs
to capture by our crpzcrs, and not unlikely to
condemnation"
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NOTICE.
December 81.

PROPOSITIONS will be received b, the exeeu.
tive for the purchafe Of eigh, condemned ne.
groes, reprieved for transportation under the a n
empower the governor tranfpor. aaves condemned
when it hall be deemed expedien,"
Dec. 81
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BALTIMORE, Dec 81.

An Annapolis correspondent informs ne tina,
" The bill to alter and aboiifh all fucb parts of
the coDiiitution and form Of government, as ef.
tabfi religious tea as qualification for civil
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02

captain Bell, from Rufia, (arrived at Bottom,
informs. that on the goth September, the En-.
Pe:or Alexander. left Petersburg, to head 900.
600 men, defined for Germany; that the war
was very popular; and that folders exempted
nom iervice were petitioning to be admitted.
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= MEETINC IF ne E5/s,iBe,s 10 NJ, Rj,6y,yJ
1 \ Dda3j9g A61aIij,,, qoH BE- B.4d a. fLe B,. ga
''fra al s'eleef' Isgfasy err0i4g, 7jbi,Gani,
JgHsa,y 9.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02
Cnrapean 3ntsI!igenrc.

Preach papers to the goth of October, receiy.
ca at Bolton, faye We ate afIured that te.
iesraPhic difpatch announces that prince Fer.
dinand has been taken, with 400 folders who
accompanied him."
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HIGHLY INTERESTING.

Estraa Of letter fran CbNrles Martin En-.
PeRmaRer at Katerfard, Erie eonafy, TO a
gentleman in LaneaRer, dated December 8,
1905.
" Judfon and Ifaac Farren are iuf returned
from Detroit. they bring bad news from that
place, that the Indians are gathering In force.
and threaten Detroit with frcond connagra-
ton. The people are in great alarm, and turn
ing oct To arms in every direction. IF they had
not come away the day they did, they would
have been enrolled in militia next day. This
fuppofe Is owing to the Withdrawing of the
troops, as there is now only part ola company
Of artileriRs there, under captain Dyfon."
Fireman JOsrnaL)
II is reported, that accounts have reached
Wilmington City, which ltate, that Major
LEWIS and his party of.dfcovery, have been
cut off by body of Spaniards.~-This report
(Which we thouId regret to have coniirmed) was
brought to this city by pafeDger in the footh-
ern Mail-Aage. PHI. Cex,
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ing bu!neis credit of 10 months will be oiy.r.
on receiving Bond with fl.isfata orv iecurity.
The ADMINISTRATOR.
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