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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
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w. HAlGH T,
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h0nger,
ERO ON NEW VORV
FROM NEYV-YCRX ;

- ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi-
: tants OF Richmond and its vicinity, that
he hes taken house in the main-strcet
nearly opposite the Old City Tavern, where
he mas for Sale, large and elegant assort-
mcDt Of the following Upholstering articles,
viz. 5000 pieces of French, English, Dutch
and American apcr-hangings, with clcc>.rt
Borders to suit; Fr'inscs, Tossels, Cords,
Eet-laccs and Observation-Disclosures of diE.
tcrent colors and qualities; Sophas, Set
tees, Easy-chairs; Hair, Ness and Flock
Mattf egses likewise, "a large and fashion,
able assortment of 1fIRO GHA~Y FUE-
-NIIURE, made by the best and most ac-
proved w3rllmen in New-York, viz. Side
boards, Ecd-steads Of different kinds, Din
ing-t1bies, with and without ends Card
Tables, Portable Desks, Sattin-wood ladies'
writing-t1blCs, Foot-stocls, Wash-hpnJ-
stands, Buffers trays, Secretaries with and
without bookcases, Lcttcr-casc, with Ia
blcs, Kniic-5oXes ard Music-cases, with a
number OF other articles too tedious to mem
ton.
Bed ard Window Curtains made in the
most fashionable style.
w HAIGHT, Alttcrs himself that his
knowledge in the above business, and the
constant supplies which he shall receive.
VIII entitle him to the patronage Of a ge-
nerous public.
All the above articles will be disposed
Of on TIE lowest terms, for cash or negoti.
able notes.
Live Geese Feathers, and Horse-hair.
bought and sold
Richmond, November Sd, 1906. w5m
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liz IL Gents Sinele.l

( PURSUANT to deed of ,rus' execu ell 10
L me on the 27th September 1905 by Flem-
ing Cayce. TO secure debt due John CjiIiamS
& Co by him i shall on the premises, or Fri :.
day the 9h January next, proceed 70 sell, Tor
ready money, to the highest bidder. The TR 4 CT
of LAND on Which the sad Cayce restless,
with negro woman named Nancy, aud her
three children. Ann. Hsrrio,t and Sally, or rs
much Of the said properly as will comply with
the purpcses of the deed, ,escrving thar par, of
,he said Land conditionally released to Hig.
ginboiham, & Co
J. MICHkCX 7iustee.
Cumberland 10Th N ven,hcr. l6L6 VIZ
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GROCERIES.

THE executors of John Mcfarland having
determined OH closing their accounts by
the first day Of January next, will on the
18th day Of December next, at the late
dwelling house of John Netherland. dec.
proceed to SELL, to the highest bidder,
The stock Of C.fY7LE, FOGSiy SHEEP,
PL.fNIA7TO.W Ui,i3N.STL S and about
fifty barrels of CORN. end 12 or 1900 ID.
.ot good PORK Al persons having claims
against the estate who have not made them
known, are requested to bring them for
ward on the day of sale, as provision will be
made TO discharge them. TIE stock of
cattle is equal to any in the county among
them is a Bull worthy the attention of any
person wishing to improve his stock.
At the same time viii he HIRED, for
the ensuing year, i$ikeiy FELLOWS, and
sandry HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE will be
sold The terms Of sale win be on q Gre
dit, with approved security.
FRA. f. HARRIS, ,
JOSIAH SMITH, E.r'rs.
RICHD. NETHERLAND, )
Nov. 18th. 1905. Ct
~ At the same time and place viii be
SOLD, four or five likely young Me-
GROES, for cash or on a short credit.
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4 alYable Farm foy sals.


r ENG DESTROYS to remove 70 the state
~ Il Kentucky, ! vii. sci the farm OH
winch J now i've, containing by estimation
IN ee hundred and iItty acres of valuable
LAND, 1 ing IN Hanover county, on Chick
nhom3ny river, adjoining the land OF Gen.
Marshall and Daniel Truchcart, ESQ. and
~i,ain nine miles Of the city Of Richmond
lt ls pr b,ble thitR new road will be short
- opened to cross Chickahomany opposite
to the SAID land, which viii reduce the dis
lance To only five miles and a half to tic
san Clty. There is upon this Farm p c0.a-
modinua and convenient dwelling house, with
all ether necessary ont houses, and q new
ice-hauec 1ui'c uDrn the rest construction.
near a Very iide spring a handsome Y ri,
an OarCen neatly inc.osed with sawed pail
ling young Apple orchard, containing
20 trees, ard Peach orchard, Containing
l@CO 1recs, all just beginning to bear they
we're weli selected, at great trouble and cx-
pense, from thc best nurseries in the state.
and arc ndaCmely planted and inclosed.
MS farm - laid of into three fields, and
Is wei adopted to the culture Of Indian
corn Wheat and other small grain, and a
part OF the land viii bring prime Tobacco.
viii also soil one half6f the Grlst-rnil.
known BIZ the n0re Of White mill. adioin-
ing. the SAID Farm. The uiil-pand and
ChicSahomony Fl ri rs many fine freeh
water ash throughout the year rs ~ situs-
ton m the state nd wild fowl in their sea-
son, eli Of which may be procured with ve-
~ littic trouble ShculG meet with pur-
Chaser between this and the last Of nualv
next, viii at that time give possession.
there arc forty bushels of wheat well put
IN this fail On Tie sarr.
WILLIAM WHITE.
18th November, 1906, I'm
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To the Public.

THE Subscriber has removed to an house
near the upper end of the Town on the
Street leading from the Capitol square. He
continues to practise law in all the Supe-
rior Courts holden in the City of Richmond,
and also in the District Court of Bruins.
wick. His Clients may irely On his utmost
assiduity and attention to the business en-
trusted to his care.
WIN. MUNFORD.
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'T7AKEN M by the Subscriber on the plan
tation Of col. John Harvie in Henrico
county, dark 3HY HORSE, about four
feet ten inches high, some saddle spots on
his back, star in his forehead, shed all
round, about twelve or thirteen wears old
posted and appraised TO iorty-hve dollars.
THOMAS FORTUNE,
OUerseer/or COL John LarUie
Igct
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I. Itshall BE- printed on an entire new tvpe.
OF = size larger than that used IA the last
eCii',an of the Revised Code, published in
1865.
-. The paper shall be of good quality, and
the book, when bound, viii form volume
IN large octave, to match the first volume
OF The same work. The number of pages
cannot be ascertaineG, though it is expect
Ell from the matter of which the hook
wal be composed, {there being ninofg- fire
new chapters in TIE continuation from
1901 to 1905, and upwards Of one hun
dred omitted acts) that it will contain
nearly as many pages rs the last edition.
III. The price 70 subscribers will be FIVE
DOLLARS, to be paid on dclivery Of the
oook--to nOn-slIbscribers the price will
be considerably INCREASED.
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NO TIL Z.

pY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
BIZ Edyard Lewis, OF Buckingham county,
tn George s. Hare, of said county, ana John
Erwin, cs Pend!eton County, to secure the
payment of four hundred dollars, due from
said Lewis to Thomas Peebels, of Favette
county, aud state of KENTUCKY, will be
SOLD, on the tenth day Of January next,
in the town of Duiguidsville, Buckingham
county,
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One NEGRO Non

Named Charles, the property of said Lew
~, to satisfy the said debt, The sale viii
begin at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon-due at
tendance viii be given by
JOHN EI2 EyIN,
One Of the trustee
Nov. 9th, 1906. swg
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NOTICE.

THOSE having claims against the estate IF
Jercmiah Ra7gAas, dec. are requested
to ezhibi; them to VIM Guy, Of Caroline
county, or Henry Rnw!ins, OF Buckinrharn.
on or before Caroline January couTt--aS
this notice will be plead in bar against All
atter that time; and those indebted to the
SAID estate, arc desired to make immedilte
payment, as suits will be instituted indiscri-
Intimately, il they fail TO do SO.
:. HENRY RAWLINs, Ex'cr.
November II, 1906. w4s
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$ AaEo at A W TON

+ IN Friday the 5th OF December, will be
sod at auc'ion, at the Office Of the sub
ssribers WITHOUT RESERVE,
ofTfee>i Hales of Goods,
LATELY IMPORTED, CONSISTING OF
"a NJ Cd oaperhnc Clotns,
Forest Cloths,
Casimeres,
Coatings,
Nap't Frize,
White * Coorcd Plains,
Rennctt's Cord & Swandowns,
Rose * Dunie Blankets.
Terms SIX and nine months credit on
all sums above one hundred dollars, the
purchasers giving approved endorsed ne
gotaDle notes.
TAYLOR & BROWN, v. us.
NsV. 1Gtl, 1906 tbs
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N . T | G. E.

FOREWARN all persons from purcha-
\ sing two tickets in the New York Srste
Lottery, No. 5, for the promotion of Literal
ture and other purposes. The Nos of those
tickets are 1928 and 22361 purchased bv
me from Messrs. G.. and Il. Waite, of New
York, and were rem tied me per post by
them, as may be seen by the following let
ter from them to meas the said tickets
have not yet come to hand have thought rroa
per to publish them-It is presumed that 70,
person viii purchase or apply for the lri-
yes (shouid they draw any) as no doubt c.
very necessary precaution will be made use
OF by the managers to secure them to the
real owner.
WIN. MITCHELL.
Richmond, Nov. 90, 1906. w4t
Neg York, September so, 1896.
Mr.. VIM. MITCHELL,
SIR,
ABOUT Is DAYS since we for
warded you two tickets in the ensuing lot
terry No 1898 and 22361, both of which We,
are still in hopes will come safe to hand,%
ifnot please Inform us.
Yours, &c.
G.. & r. WAITE. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
Powhatan county court, October
10Th, 1906.

Alexander Marshall, executor s. heir.9
or dcvisee Of Mary Mary Marshall,
deceased, Plaintiff. >
AGAINST q
Josiah Thompson, executor of Josiah 3
thompson, deceased, who was adj :;
ministrator Of Patience Thompson, ?
deceased, and Thomas Watkins, :
Defendants.J
MS day came the plaintiff by 'Jobn
4 Lane, esquire, his attorney, and the de -
PENDANT Josiah Thompson not having enter
ed his appearance and given security ac-
cording to law and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the said defendant is not an in
habitant OF this state therefore, on the mo-
ton OF tie plaintiff by his attorney afore-
said, Il is ordered, that the said defendant
josiah Thompson, -aTpc2r here OF the third
"wednesday IN February next and answer
The Plaintiff bill and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and that another
copy BE- posted at the front door. of ,hc court
house Of this county for two successive
court days.
A copy--Tcste,
JAMES POlNDEXTER, OK.
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The Subscriber.

THINKS proper to give notice, he has re-
sumcd the practice of the law, and purpo-
ses regular attendance in the Court of APP
peais, the Federal Court, and the High
Sourt OF Chancery, holden in the CITY Of
Richmond, Ito which place he is now pre-
pairing to remove his residence) Due atten-
ton VIII be paid to such business as may
be committed to his care.
WILLIAM COWAN.
Lunenburg, Nov ID. If
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For SALE

u Y.virtue os decree Of the county cour.
- Of Ai5emarle, made IL the case of Mi
caiah Chiles' executors Against Menan
Hills, WILL BE SOLD for CASH, IN
the premises, on Friday the 18Th day of De-
eemoer, 1906,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
II 4 r0cf cf Z md.

Lying in the county Of A.bcmarie, situated
abonE IL or 10 miles above the town OF
Charlottesville, and about two or three
from the late dwelling OF Richard Woods,
and on the road leading from Charlotte
vile to Amherst courthouse, in health,
neighborhood, and Is weG calculated for a
Firm. Aiso, by virtue o the same d cree.
viii be sold for cash OH The premises, on Ss-
tuiday the Goth day Of December 1906, Il
LOT or GROUND wirli the inlprcvc-
mcnts thereon, in the town of Char!ot,es-
vile, being the bot frmcrly the prnper,y
and dwei!;ngo, thclate Micajah Chilea, de-
ce1sed--thc Improvements consist OF a
Dweiiihg-House two story high, threc or
four rooms below stairS, and several rooms
on the second story on this lot is also an
O'icc-Housc, Stable, and several other
convenient Cnt-hnuses
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02

Richmond, Nov. Oath 1906 w4t
HE Subscriber informs HIS friends, and
A the public in general, that he has taken
the house commonly called the City Tavern,
where he fiatters himse that from the ac-
COMMUNICATION and attention that will be paid
to those that may favor him with their pa-
ronage, and the moderate charges that he
VIII exact from them that they will be a.
grecably satisfied.
n. WHITE.
November, "a, 1906 4w
n. B. have accommodations for eight ~.
ten members of the Assembly, with their
horses on the lowest terms NV
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ADVERTISEMENT.

TIE Surveyors ofthc different counties in
Virginia, who are in arrears to the COL
lege Of William and Mary, are earnestly
requested to pay up Immediately their res
pectivc balances.
VIM. COLEMAN, Buranr
10 Tie CoLeyc Of ". 81 III.
WILLIAMSBURG, Nov. Is, 1906. CIV
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martin D07vson,
Charles Ya7scey, Commieoioucrs
DaUia I. Lr7oiS,
F{e,- [U,.r-ct, , ~,

ME-. the subscribers, Judges Of the &C.
w neral Court, nave pursuant 70 laval
lottcd the Judges Of the respective D;strict
Courts IS follow: Richard Parker and Z
bert White, il. esqIires, 60 the DISTRICTS If
Winchester, Hardy ard Mononealia court
house Paul Darlington, IT.. and Francis
4. Brooke, esquires, 10 the Districts Of
Richmond, Petersburg, Brunswick cou-t-
house and Suffolk Edmund Winston sna
William Nelson, jr. esqures, 20 she D;s-
tricts OF Prince-Edward courthouse, Fran'.-
I'm, Washington courthouse, anc, .hc Sweet
Springs IN Botetcurt county Joseph Prem
e. and John Tyler, esquireg, to tic D.s-
tricts OF Northumberland, King & Queen.
Williamsburg and Accomack coue,houscs'
And Archibald Stuart and Jiugh Holmes.
esQuires, to Stanton, Charlr tesviie, IRE
dericSsburg and Haymarket districts at the
next succeeding terms thereof
Witness our hands and seats tiis fifteenth
day OF November, one thousand eight hun
dred and six
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02

CONTAINING
n collection of all such Acts of the General
Assembly ofVirginia, ola public and perma-
nent nature, as nave been passed since the
session OF 1901 to which win be added,
Such Acts OF the same nature as may be
passed at the session of 1906.
ToG ETHER WITH
IN II y p Il .NDIX,
IN WHICH WILL BE INSERTED,
L. SUCH Public Acts as have been omitted in
the last edition OF the Revised Code.
III. a compilation Of the several laws for the
establishment of the James River, Potow-
mac, AppomattoX and Dismal Swamp Ca
nal companies; in all OF which the state
has an interest.
III Acts for the establishment of the Mutu-
al Assurance Society against fire on build
lngs OF the state of Virginia.
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
V. a Table OF Fines, Forfcitures, Penalties
and Amcrcemenes, designating such as
are to the use of the Commonwealth
such as 50 towards lessening the county
levy; such as belong to individuals and
suchas are appropriated to any particu-
lar object.
vi. Acts for establishing Turnpike roads.
VII. Acts authorising the erection OF Toll
Bridges.
All the Acts comprised in this volume,
nave been carefully colated by a gentle
man OF the bar---Notcs OF reference to for
mer and subsequent statutes, are annexed
to each chapter, and copius INDEX will
be gwen al the end OF the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02

" ORIGINAL ANECDOTES of FIRE.
Derrick the GREAT, King Of Prnss.a
and 0this fam,|,, his coart, p S ministers.
his academies, and his literary friends-
CO icctcd duriEg q iaiui'iar intercourse Of
twenty years with that prince translat-
ed from the French Of y THGrBArIT,
Professor Of ecdes Lettres in tic roval
academy OF Beriin--in 2 vols. price four
DOLLS.
Few works have been presented to the
public. so Justly cstce ned in Furenc and
America rs his. The Author has define
ated ne character OF this great man in
manner 50 ingeniousiy that No pcrson can
read It without ceiling qualification which
ew works are calculated to produce in a
similar dcgree''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02

4" Life Of >Niiliam PIT,
Late prime minister Of Great Britain, with
Biographical notices Of his principal
Friends and iiluS,rious Contemporaries"
"Charnock's Memoirs of Lord Nelson"
" Moore's Epistolary Odes, and other Po-
ems"
eas
"The Revolutionary Plutarch. or anecdotes
OF 'he Bonapartc Family"
~
" HfeFo ofthe a5oye interesting qy3yts
arr Just received y far safe at lhfs o67cc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-15

ABUSES concurriRg, ihag he following afii.
Gle be submitted to the legislatures OF 'as
srvsral states, which when ratified and COZ.
hflsed by the lsgisla'ures OF three .enrsh'
Of ihe said states. shaii be valid AID bad
ing as pare Of the constitution OF The u.
STATES:
The last clause Of the 9Th section Of the
Iss article Of the constitution which con.
tains the following words: 6 to make ali
laws which shall Be necessary and proper
for carrying into execution the foregoing
powers, and all other powers vested by
this cons;isu,ion IN The go.srnmsn,af ths
= S. or IN any, department &; officer aasss
Of shall be eoassrurd so as 10 conpre-
herd ouly such laws asshall have naiural
fconnec,ion wish az! inaaedia,c RI iationso
sha powers enumerated 10 !he said section,
or 70 such other powers as are expressly
vested By this constitution in the govern
ment Of The u. S. or in any department: or
officer thereof
The house immediately considered the
said amendment and referred 1t com.
aiitsee OF the whole On The state of the u.
Mon
Mr.. Holmes from me committee Of
claims, ;aade a report adverse 20 the pefi-
ton OF Martha Strong, ia which the house
coacurred
On motion OF Mr.. d. Williams reso,v-
ed that the committee ofcoFnr,erce and
manufactures be insiruc,edt TO enquire into
the expectancy of rebuilding the L,gh,
House on North Island, and hx,pg buoys
in Riaway bay, and tina, they have leave
20 report by bill or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. Mac Cresry sundry
petition presented The last session, rela.
tive 20 new arrangements respecting the
Port of NasJrmoy, were referred TO the
committee of commerce and manafac-
lures.
Mr.. J. Clay preseasesl petition from
sundsy pascn,ees, praying for an exse nsion
Of he periods for which they have patent
rights;
Which was referred,o Messrs. F. CLAW,
Jones, Livingston, Alexander and Ell.
mer.
On motion OF Mr.. Stanton the petition
OF Edmund Briggs was referred TO the
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LEVIN POWELL,
CHARLES SIMMS,
JACOB HOFFMAN,
PHi}1vE JANNEY
Dsrectmsof the latte R'D1
1Arnbske Company.

c0m,Eittee OF c.a m.
On motion OF Mr.. Stanton resolved I'M
cnmmttee DC appointed 10 enquire "A',
ti,xs sny, ADD il snv, wha. description o.
cIaia< against the United States, are b'
red by the sss.use Of limitations, wh'ehn
reaaon ard justice oughtio be pToFidti
for by law. ard that the said comarr'
have leave 10 report by bill Or osherwls'
Referred 30 committee Of seyenissi
members. i
On motion Ut Mr.. Daaa the memori'iI
Of Moses rryoa, and Richard Law juno!
were referred TO the com nittee OF clllM'I
Committees appointed in the h5ase q rFp"v
sentatives.
Committee on the Mississippi territory
MEMORIAL, AIessrs. T. " Randolph, LNA
simore, iasgsrs, Wickes and Haeafto"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-15
December IL.
Proceedings Of Congress.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TTednes1.gg, December 10.

EeQHeSOIa, GeCeWceFg AZ
Mr.. Fps presented the petition OF
Peter Dupuy which was ssterrad to the
committee Of claims.
AR r. Nelson 4 zssnse,l . pe,itioa
from suadry iaha5s *of Frederick
county in Nssr5.and,l NJ ADAMS county
I ia Penpsyls apia, pray&g fer a mail from
Frederick tcwn 10 Get,isbu9g, which was
referred &c the post -oinces committee.
MIR. r. Nelson also presented : petition
from Tohn sEargishig1er, which was re.
fcrred to The cam;s,fstee of claims.
On motion,
A commi,see Of enrolment wan appoins,
ed, composed of ,s1essrs. L. vi. Randolph
and Porter,
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, he petition
of sundry inhabitants Of keahaway couht
~, Virginia, presen,ed last sesslon, pray.
ing for new pos, road, was referred TO
the post Office committee.
On motion Of MIR. Tho;uas, The Bill
passed by the house at their last session,
for the relief OF certain British refugees
from the provinces OF Canada and Nova
Scotia, WIS referred 70 select committee
composed OF Messrs, Thomas, Wilson
and Green.
On molten Of Mr.. Ma8ruder, the pe,i.
tion of William Brawnsr, heretofore pre-
sen,ed. was referred 10 the committee of
claims.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-15
DECEMBER 10.

The Bill which bad Yesterday been y
ported without amendmen. by the st''1
committee, wAs considered az in coonfl
zee OF the wbole house, when Mr.. Mh:31J
proposed he section 10 the bill, z
cring he presidsn, to give fur,serF'jj
pension ro1he law beyond the 3oh }anI
1907, uu,il tbs stss of December. i
his opinion the public interest shon'd s
quirc it. On tdis the bill with tie amen
msnt was reeomHnitted.
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sEt FHs UNITED STATES.
DECEMBER 9, 1906.

The bill! from the house OF represents
tives, for suspending the cperatio' OF M
non-inportation Law, was referred to
select committee, consisting of Me'''
'Gi.ss, Mitchi!l and Baldwin.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-15
Thursday, Dec. II.

4 IEtt1 I " : ---.T
sa Mr.. Holmes, from the committee o!
claims, sads areport adverse TO the pe,-
tien OF Joseph M'Craken. which the house
on>idsred--whereapon,
Res01Oed. That che prayer Of the said
petition ought not TO be granted.
Mr. Glopton rose, aad addressed The
speaker in aspeeeh of considerable length,
which be concluded with the proposition of
the following amendment, to the eoastisu
sion of the u. S.
Resolved By the senate and house ofrebre.
seatatf0es Of Me United States Of dnxrica,
IN congress assembled, tsv0 third. Of bath
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Mr.. Giles reported the bill with the n',
section, and another amendment; a.oI
MFR. MitehilPs proposition being tins y
corporated into the bill, the whole WI
ordered to be printed.
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