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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
FOR RENT.


The STORE, on Prince-sueet, between
Fairfax and Prince-street, lately in the occa-
pstion of Mr. Ramsay. 1t is we'll calculated
For a dry or wet goods store. Tss rent mo
derate. Apply to
Wi!lian Hedglon,
Sept. IS. d
Distric, of Columbia County OF Alex;
aaaria, 4.
yniy Term, 1895.
Thomas Tunno, Robinson and1
Hartsheme, and " i.iiam
Tayior, conl3dasraa'us.
8 VS..
Robert T. Kooe, James H. q
Hooe, and John Muaeaster,
trading under the firm of
RI. HQoe, & Co. and John :
and Bennett Forbes, Alex
;ander Henderson, jun. and
John, MsIyeF, d.fenaasts.
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Patent Elastic SuSDenaers, !.

zoe aaa, sohozesale and resait, Of me aos snses
merit door belo~ 'ar. .4le.raasdes. A4sXsnzis's,
= losrer END If Prince street, Alsrsndrfa.
.dEY sarpass any yet extant. for ease,
y legancc, &c. Masters OF vessels and
waer gentlemen going to the West Indies,
spsrasa: MAN, ec.smay be furnished viii, an
s<ortnlent, and great allowance 80 those w;s0
purchase oyS the quantity.
~. s. fle buttons On tae baek parts as the
ashland ought TO be placed the Same distance
s0m each other, as tie two center buttons Ga
- saspenders, to prevent imprsper strainiay
). ~ merely destroying the ease designed inths
instruction Of the article.
saly 8 RICHARD HORWELI..
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Liverpool Salt, aaoat.

$50 hosshs-1s Coarse Liverpool Salt, en-
board the arg Gomez Capt. Grow, from Port;
land, and for sale ~
Layrafo4 end Fovle:
s'Ito haze ESQ AaA!i,ts, iF0ua sGid Brig,
80 barrels NeV-1l ggl--sld Rum,
So 10, Tanners OF,
no soxes Brown Soap
Nova "a Ser II. 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
SATURDAY, NeyEMBER %, 1906.

November ~. -
The Subscriber
Informs his friends, and the public in general,
3 that he has ROW open, and tor sale In the
house lately occupied by MIR. A. Z. Gaze
move, on Fairfax, between King and Prince
Streets, a handsome assortment OF
G. O 9 u S,
of this fall importation
-coNsIsfINc OF
F F;as, snd rorrsl, Cloths,
Cassimeres, Waistcoatings,
Manchestry,
Plains and Kersevs,
Halfthicks and Napt Cottons,
Napt FRIES and Flusbinss,
Blue and grey Coati1gs,
Ladies supeihne Co4tings,
4 handsome choice Of Flannels,
Rose and striped Blankets,
Scariet Cardinals,
Calicoes, Shawis and Handkerchief,
Printed Counterpancs,
Irish Linens am. Dowlasses,
Russia Sheetings and striped Redlcks,
Brown and white Pau!lcs,
White and brown Rolls,
Burboon Gurralls,
Ma1nnpoCl,ies,
Shoes,
Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Pins, Needles, Buttons, and good choice Ct
tsy .ors Silks Twist and Throads--A!i OF NaiUh,
heis determined to sell at tie moss reduced.
prices for ready money. re hopes to meet
with that encouragement his attention to bust
ness may seem to merit from generous pub
lie.
Thomas 3. Der.
II. B. He will rent the store house, ktch-
en- and grsnery al Broad Greek, in Marsi@ld,
lholshng ali unsxpirsgi lease for tie sarnej
with the Lot Of Ground thereto attached, con-
tanning number Of excellent apple trees
the ground equsi to any for a gar,!eal--lt IS al
30 al excellent stend for tavern or black
smith Shop, either Of which would be immense
II profitable, If conducted and supplied IN .
proper manner. The terms will be made easy
By early application as above.
November 5. diff
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ai1ller's Oil.

A few barrels of 7aaner's OIL, for sale BY
I.awrason end Fowle,
WAo Aaue also 'sosu Landing,
Pencheons Grenada Rum,
Barrels, halS barrels, kids New Beef
80 Boxes CeA-ash.
Nov. IS. a
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SALES AT yENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,

AT THE vENDyE STONE.
Corner Of Prince and Water streess,
usysssy Of Dry Goods, Groceries. &c.
PARTICULARS Of which viii be expressed IN
the bills of the day
ALL kinds of goods whi0a are on nmita-
.,r and the prices of which are established,
IN If any time be viewed and purchased at the
lowest limitation and prices.
P. G.. Marstellef, V. NJ.
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Notice IS hereby gwen

Il { sn application will be n ade to the
s'eeaply Of Fif,,isisa, at their next session,
sas, .. tae President and Directors Of the
= ~ Foyer F Iurlnixe COMPANY, to pave the
- So 'es passihie parts of the turnpike roar As
y - sas by Tie Directors, and TO receive tails
s ',a ley pave hse miles of such parts of the
Npysfassr7. saw
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Thomas Tunno, Robinson and
Hartsherne, and i.iiam
Taylor, comf'dasrsa,zts.

Y HE defendants Alexander Henderson,
? Jun. and sehn and Bennett Forbes, net
having entered their appearance and given Sc
s'if,ty according to the act of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and appearing to the salts
faction of the court, upon affidavit that the
SAID defendants Alexander Henderson, junior
and John and Bennett Forbes, are not inhabi-
ants of tbs district, on Iaotcn of the said COM
pialnants by their counsel, IL is ordered, that
tsse said defendants do appear here on the first
day OF November term next and answer the
bill OF the compliments and that copy ofthis
order be forthwith inserted in both of the pub
nc newspapers published in Alexandria for two
months successfully, and THAT another copy be
posted at the front door of the court house Of
said county.
A copy. Teste.
G. Deneale, CO.
September 80 da.a
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PHILADELPHIA, March l,.


Arrived Taft evening, tie fat falling fchooner
S.fpent, HawIey, from Cape francois. Sailed
18th February, and has been on the coat four
,een days, continual gales from N. and W.
Left at the Cape, fhip Warren, Sterret', Of
Baltimore, in s weeks; ichooners 81. Mlchaels,
Shock, do. in 81 days Ariel, jerks do. r.
days: Mohawk, Quarles, Of Norfolk, in fix
weeks: Wasp, ditto, ditto, b,igs Lovely Lucy /,
Brown, Julia, Dunlevy; Rover, Baden, OF
philadelphia, uncertain; Fame, Thompsau, ia
10 days; lchooncrs Juliers Creswsil Bsavor,
t3:laes; CfariGa, Townsend, Whitesides !; &C..
res, King, Uncertain; Aurora, Gamble, in 10
days, all of Philadelphia Orefes, Williams,
Of New York. Big Edex, for Newouryport,
failed days, and fchoonsr Two Others, OF
Alexararia for Philadelphia, one day before the.
Serpent
The hip Lucy Ann, Mafon, ard fthoon.r
Mary, Middleton, Of and tom Baltimore for
Cape Francois, were Gait away in a gaze OF
vind on the night of the Ish January, near old
Cape francois, and totally loft. people fased.
Captain Msfon and Middleton, came home pas
scagcIs in the Serpent. The CIarifa Townsend,
ioa her main mat in the same; every thing was
tranquil at the Cape.
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PUBLIC SALE.

q.
Pu-fusnt tos deed oftroa given TO the "a ~
bers BY certain Jsba Hi:hfri, . ircu.e 5
payment of q dtbt Jue by aid Wuhei$ ~
ms. ban. add ~. SchalAcid, WI! hs S IL,
Pubic AuEi2n. fos c-!l, al thc c f. I: d..
III Alexandra, ON tie "a n OF this iaa =s y
2 ,o'claok in The af,ernocn,
The tao J0jt0U:a5 Traits Of La:..z.
One, containing so3, and tic c..
Is acres, a. joining each orher, and arc IT,, 2
to miles from the town of Alexandria, 10 g
county Of Fairfax, aid fate Of Virginia. Is
aforesaid land lies On the old Leesburg road a.
j lining Che lands Of Captain Siacum, 6st jar
D.iany, and C4rIiAe Whiting. This .@.s; -
notify covered with wood of lfaaH groe:9 Cd
Studs a handfome rrofpe6a.
Andrew Scholhe.sl,
Thomas Cook.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-18

Those lately received, III SPIKE OF former
experience. have been read with almost
implicit and general belief. No editor,
exc-ps Mir. Coleman, Of the New York
Evening Post, has trntured 70 doubt - He
pauses-- waits further information TO 0per-
ate conviction Lesu us do so likewise. -
Il seems to be the error of the politicians
Of the day 10 devour news with an asidi.y
that precludes investigation, and in SUM.
mary way to determine the fate Of EN-
pires.
When we find such papers (although
c3ial) stamped with frivolity and palpahe
ialsehood, surely we ought 10 withheld our
unqualified belief. Who can Believe tina.
IN = battle SO saoguinary as all accounts
state that Of the "a Of December 10 have
been, The Frsneh should have lost in killed
only 500 men !? Sha: 8 az army of 100 GOO
men, commanded BY the smprrors Of Ger
many and Russia, hid been in less than
four hours cut TO pieces aud dispersed 80
Is tito be supposed, after chat most mas
terry and probably rnrivailcd state paper
issued by count Cobantzel, of the causes
Of the renewal Of war, aad the noble and
dignihed cnntluct Of Alexander, these mo-
rarchs woutt degrade themselves and TIER
cause, in abusing tie Eaglish for shop
keepers ard as the origin OF hos,ii,ies
But II is ,iresome TO point Oh, the aB.
surdisies of ,hese oai2ial papers, calculated
OILY for the merid,ao Of Paris, where i'm
plicit belief or silence MIST follow peru.
sal.
The accounts under the Berlin head
Of the 9Th peeensber, received some
time ago and those from London of
the ;9,h, may BIZ exaggerated as TO The bat.
ties subsequent 30 the Cd, but they are Ger,
tainv entitled 10 some altenuon, more
particularly as thG French even by their
own statement, had net advanced from
Austerlitz after this grand victory. Is it
not TO be presumed that had Bonapsrte
Been so completely victorious he would
have pushed into Poland and gratihed his
ambition by planting bis eagles on the
walls Of Warsaw as he had done on those
Of Vienna
In what page Of the life Of Napoleon
shall we read that he stopped ia the career
of victory I" that there might be some tears
the less she'd 20 Does the massacre at
IaHa or the murder of the dnke d Enghein
shew this milklness Of human kindness
No-these pages are written 10 blood.
II is not impr obabIc that after a well
fought battle on both sides cessation OF
arms has been agreed on-thaf both Claim
the victory and wait only for reinfo;cs.
nsnss TO again Try the fate Of war.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-18

IL. The corps Of the Austrian army
shall de6le the dav AFTER tomorrow (16sh
November az o'clock in the morning be-
fore the French army, and shall then lay
down their arms and surrender their co..
iors.
Done INTERCHANGEABLE at Dormern, sSd
Brnmaire Oath November, 1867
(Slgned)
The general of division,
MAURICE MATHEW.
Major.general WoLkELFEL.
Approved BY me, marshal OF the empire,
(Sigasd) AuGEKHAu'
IELLAeHIcH, T. M. L.
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March ,S.
Holm WATTS

las 3ye received and ofe's fsr fa1cs ps
the aM0l terms,
White ana brown Tiekierbu.g
White ana brown German Rolls
White and brown fl.Ii;lss
7 and 4 q liih Linen +.
"A Stirring Cotton
Apron aud flirting Checks
Cniutz:s and Caiicoes
Diaper and Diaper Table Cloths
Superhne Cloths and Cafimere
Sewing Silks, .Twitts, aad Threads
Camb ,ck Mullins, ~ and So
Lace Camb:icks, ~ and o.
Pain Leno, do. CO.
T-mb red Lcno, co. ID.
Leno Veiis, 90. do.
l. no Shades and Dragons do.
Pic Mic Gloves and Mitts
silk and Cotton Hofe
Ladies Habit Gloves
C:ub.ck Ha,dkcrchiefs and Loi Z Lag
Gur,shs, CcGacs, and Baflas
Fse'h Clover Seed, &c. &c.
March 4 eo
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and urged the s.rosg necessity Of prompt
and vigorous measures.
When the question was taken, ayes e5,
noes AZ and the house adjourned shors
time after lhes O'Clock, ,ill Monday.
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aleranDr(a DaIp aDnerl(ssr.
TUESDAY, MARCH is.

We understand the House of Represen.
,atiyes of the y. States. Yesterday passed
the resolution offered BY Mr.. Nicholson
some time s!nee-Aues IS, Macs 81.
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LatsG Foreign Meas.
From the N. Z. Mercantile Aaoertiser, Of

fS"s u.s. 49, <HC/CUHsLkC .1H0ETHSeTs or
March 13.
Ona rePerusal Of our late file OF French
papers we Rad the following addition to the
LIST Of bulleuns:
Translated for The Mercantile Advsstiser,
.froa. the dfbpendis to the thirty first bull
lean Of The Grand Army.
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t. t. Poaponenaeaa.

Tie fafc OF ,;lc Lot Of Grouadi,
vef;I,d BY b, 'nn;c.ise. 70 sakt p. e. MS
az the Coffee. Honc, i. poapeneu ill 7 ]:
DAY lexi, at ,oe. o'elo:k, at the I'm. p!.c,
John Dunlap, l1al3e.
Mich g IL
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The Russians by 50 doing Sc: i;s,@
for Nicholson TO arrive with the -:
which was at Dresden (about 200 80.
from the seat OF actiod) about 'Ec ~
oftNov. The French have 40 oFPs'' :
nisy Of receiving reiniorcements o -.
junction Of The divisions uhotf nss. s,'itt
Ney & Marmons, which much musIf',,tss
been in Lower Austria and Upper s.f''s.,
and the new levies from France faas ~ z
Moravia by Uim, where AugeFs.s. ~
stationed to preserve the con.nu : e.. I.
and 70 observe the motions OF the fIs 20
army which had arrived N the sit.." /,
of Nuremberg, IN Fraucoala.
But we hear nothing of Snat priaeS
princes, the arch luke Charles, IL ~
French 3uietins-.hat general must ~ 1: ,
been in Hungary adding the leelas % 'ifsse
kiagdom, 10 his brave although uaf4s,sNs
nate army.
( say again--let US pause lex u
give implicit faith to the French .s.sa -,
one gram to the English accounts. tcia
part remain among thousands
SCEPTle.
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From DennGp

We have accounts, via Selem. 10 +. :,
"a, which state, THAT TIA; kingdom &. y
continued neG.raI and that ne ci,s.h
prince was ca the frontiers al The he's =
$4,000 men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06

embargo, or which fhan hereafter be brought
into any of the ports of his MajeRy's domiui-
ons, but that fuch freight money fhall be forth
with paid into the Regifry of the high court of
admiralty, there to remain until his Majety's
pleafure fhall be farther known, or until othe,
proviiion fhall be made by law: And whereas
it has been reprefented to his Majety that the
goods on board feveral of the Pruffan ve1els 70
detained, or to be detained by the embargo, are
the property of his Majety's fsbie6ts, or the
property of perfons not being fuhjeets OF Pruf
fla 1t is farther ordered, that all goods on board
any vefIels detained under the fdid embargo
which were laden in, or coming conigned TO
ports of the United Kingdom, fhall be delivered
to the difpofai of their owners or their agents,
upon affidavit being made and produced in the
high court of admiralty, that the faid goods
were not at the time of hipment, nor are now,
the property of fubjeets of Prunia, and upon
paying the freight due upon fuch goods into the
resifry of the iaid court, and upon giving frfh-
Client bail to abide adjudication in cafe any pro-
seeding hould be commenced agaiuft the faid
goods within two months from the date of fuch
dslivery.--And the Right Honorable the Lords
commifioners of his Majety's ~treafury, the
Lords commiGionersof the Admiralty, and Lord
Warden of the cinque ports, and the Judge of
the high court of admiralty, are to give the ne
cetiary directions herein as to them may refpec-
lively appertain. SrEpH. CoTrREL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06

the r-iult, ! cannot pretend to fay. 6,, =,
lean this country will avoid the greateR Dof;bs.
evil by refuiing To function a principle in nm
lite to the welfare oftocietv. Hear Ib,ar II
it wai avoid the evil of disappearing to be ind;Her.
entto me feelings OF our gracious SOVEREIGN,
ana 10 he 'nienhble TO the rrefervatiou of his
rights. Hear! bear &! bear !1-t will ,iro .
void the evil, ftill of greater magnitude. of Oh
wing its content and appreciation to this odions
mode which has heen adopted, of transferring
~iuhletts from one Prince to another. Grac;,,s
God! l appeal to thofe who have felt the dan
ger with which regular governments have besn
threatened by the mad opinions of yiiionarv en-
thntaits; can there be any thing found in the
~lldeu fcheme ct the mott daring fpecuIafor. &,
calculated to flake the liability of regular 90.
vernments, rs this power that has been affirmed
whetherm arepubiic or in a monarchy, is oe
no confequence, oftransfsrring fubieas, with
out any regard whatever to the charaaer oe
thofe by whom they are to be governed .
unmIndtul whether they are poncfcd OF ,b,;r
attachment or their dsteftation [? Exch,uee 6e,d
Tor held, exchange flock upon your field. rx-
change cattle fur cattle ; but never exch1np.
your people. Hear! hear : 6eor n some
attention and reipett hould fureiy be paid TO
the attachment of a government to lis G,b;elao
anu lone to the attachment OF TubieGs TO their
government. This mutual attachment has ever.
SIR, been conidered by all r~eafoaers on the 70.
c'ai compact. as the fundamental corner Zone of
iociety. Truly has it been 70 conlidered. How
tar the fabric has been ihaken by this rude yio-
fence that has been offered to il, I leave to the
Judgment of gentlemen who have devoted their
minds to the iuvelieation of the fuhiee. Feel.
rig iIr, as / do on it, I mutt avow, felt peculiar
pieai,ire in tending that note to Baron Jaeobi, in
winch l informed him of his ~naiefty's unalter.
ao'e determination never to content 10 the tranc.
Ter OF his faithful and afFeoionate Ranoverian
iuoletts. Hear! hear IL do not know
'hAt IL is n~eceiiary to make any further OFFER
vations /; but before l fit down, I nun tate.
that there can he no doubt, but that the fhut.
ting the ports Of Pruf1ia to Britiih ~vefeIs. alone
Us mot clearly and unqnehionably, an act of
hoit'ity againf this country" Mr.. Fox then
concluded, by moving an addrefs of thanks to
his majefty, which as ufual was an echo of
the mefage.
Lord Caftlereagh expreGed his entire concur
renee IN the motion, which was afterwards a.
greed to mem. con.
On the motion of Mr.. Secretary Fox, il was
ordered to be prefented to his maiety by inch
memoersa as are of the privy council.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06
DALMArIA. March %.


The following are the articles of the corven-
ton by which the Bocca di Catarc was given
up to the Rufians, the Aafrians being too
weak to resi- the force that was brought againf
1. The Auftrian carlton fhall evacuate Caf-
tel Nuovo and all the forts and g~arrifons in Al
hania, within twelve leagues, and deliver them
up to the Rufian army. Albania being now
conGdered as in the hands of the French, and,
uSder this confederation, ii is now taken poi
FELTON, of in the name of his Imperial Majelty of
Ruff.
Q. The Auftrian g%arrifon fhall march out with
all the honours of war, confident with a friend.
their property with them. but cannon, ainmuni-
ton. &c. are to be delivered up TO the Rriians ;
as, according to the treatv of Prelbureh, thefe
articles were TO be conligned to the French.
'Commifioners ihall be appointed on both hdes
TOR the delivery and reception of the fame.
5. The Auttrian garrifon with all its property,
hal, embark on board .Ruiiian ve(fels in the
courte of three days, and be landed at Triene.
4. Thofe Catholics who may not chufe to re.
mainin>Albania fhall be permitted to
the Auitrian %garrifon.
5. The Catholic religion fhaIl be refpeaed in
Albania. and protected according to the cuftoms
before obferved.
g. The liberties and the property of the inha-
bitants ihall he refpected, & the form of govern.
rnerit adapted to the morals and manners of the
people.
:. The Montenegrins, under the protection
and bearing arms for the Rufians, mutt be re.
eeived by the inhabitants of Albania as friends,
but are not to be admitted into the forts.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06

had taken poiIefion of thofe places, and pulled
down the Pruflian arms, iubftituting thoie of
France in their tcad. The Prufian Municipal
lities remonttrated in vain, until a Prufiisn corps
arrived, forcibly re-occupied the towns, and
taking down the French arms replaced the eagle
of their fovereign.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06
GLASGOW, April so.

GLASGOW, Aprl 80.
The following Is IN extraet Of A letter from
Middleburgh, dated on Wedpefjsy:
Some ferrous Misunderstanding has arifen be-
tween the French and Prufians in Weaphalia,
particularly az WerdeD and Ellen. The French
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

On Friday the 4th init agreeaby to an arrange
ment previouny made, nber of the citizens of A.
melia and neghboring counties, convened at Amelia
-ouie for the purpofe of celebrating the day
which gave them liberty, and of teifyin their regard
Tor thoe principles which animated the patriots of To
I'd nund Hdrriion, Efq. acted PRECEDENT, and DR..
VIM. Merriwether, as Vice Prelident
An appropriate Grafton for the occafion was deli
vered by MIR. John l.. Townes a member of the pa
triotic fociety, held Amelia Court-Houe and after
partaking OF a handfone dinner provided by Mr. w.
Il. Eggleiton, the following toa(ts we're drank.
:, l. The day we celebrate be it re ne inferred that
when we hook oil one yoke we relolvei to re-
eeive.anether-6 cheers.
2. The patriots who aided in procuring the iode,.n
dence of the u. States-4 cheers
Thomas Jsiierion; the philofopher, the patriot,
and the philauthro pilt-6 cheers.
4. George Clinton" full of years and full of glo-
ry"-3 cheers. 49,
s. RepuoiIcanif.n; may the fchifn which has ia
ken place between the republicans injure the eaue
g cheers
s. The American Union may it never be haken by
intrigue or corrup,ion-- cheers.
z. Virginia; may her ll,vs protect the people, and
the people prstea her laws--3 cheers.
y vi tlchuetts our filter hate; We hail her return
TO repablicanifn- cheers.
3. 1dz'p Spectators; may their difrracs be only
eq'slied by th,fe pangs which disappointed and u,,
prlnclpiei avirce mutt excite.
~ Ihs memory OF George Wahington--S
H. The admnierlson Of the general government
our confidence IN 1t is till unilaken-3 cheers
~, )pr 'npreiid fea neil; injury to all indi-
VI iu1 e'.zen ought 70 excite iynpathy aud reisut-
nent IN the whole cpm nunity--3 cheers.
IS. The militia OF the u. States the furea C,f.
guard of our liberty cheers.
II The lover"snty of the people; upon which E.
very government ought to rea 3 cheers.
- Agriculture may it never beco ne tributary to
CO n nsrce-2 cheers
Is. George Wythe; in him were united all thore
Qualities Sheh ierve to dignity and adorn the hu nan
chara ter4 cheers.
". The American Fair none bur the vir,uous
delerve their fnes---6 cheers.
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pie of the wehern country! and with what
hopes Of commerce may we call the legislatures
aud people ofthe Wettern Rates, to fecond our
endeavors to ebtain-an extinguiihment of the
Chataw claim, To lands on the waters of the
Mobile. The Gales of lands would foon indem-
MY the union, aud the increafr of our popula-
ton would render it practicable for our Wet
ern brethren to receive the products of foreign
countries, through the placid channels of the
Mobile.
Wethe Grand Jurors return our thanks to
his honor Judge Touman, for his iudicious
charge to us, and his clofe attention to the bu-
hne'S OF the country, and reqieft that this our
prefentment, together with our thanks to his
honor, be made public.
YOUNG GAINS, Foreman.