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Is RECoMMENDFD
DR.. Haha's Anti Bilious Pill

Or. t3GhH,S Anu BILIOUS FaSH'
The operation of thefe pills IS perfectly Rid
70 as TO Be pfed with tatsv by pcnon ins,T
f.nation, and Of every age.
They are exceilently adapted 10 carry ath'
perfaous bile, and prevent its nesoid Ies'eiiaii
to rettorc and amend the appsfite: TO pfoeol'l
free resipration, and thereby Ptevent Colds 'R'a
arc often attended with !arsl conte4asHcrsi'
dof. never fails to remove a e03d, # takes Gu ~
hra appearance. They are celebrated TOT IL
moving habitnaI ccitivsncfs; sckaets az tie TO-
mach, and lesere head ache end ought '0@
taken by all pcrfans oH charge Of chmaf,
az Sold likewife by 5. PIeaan'''
Richmond; Rols and Douglas, re-
terlburg; T. Green, FlrderlcklbuTSnG;
c.. Purdie, smithfeld; M. ones, oui'
folk; DR.. Miller, Wlnchelter; h 4
Creenhow, Willianburgh; ana j.
Shaw, Leeiburg.
September 4. Law
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The RsRoratsve Porvder for ii, T,.l
and Gums. -"a

This excellent preparation comforts 8 a,.,,.,
ems the gums, preferves the enanel from Is. a.
and cIeanses and whitens the teeth, by st5s,Ei
all that acril onious fine and fda!n-C ~,
FILTERED to cumalate, never fails 10 rir,. =
finally ruin them.
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T A p E w O R M.

Mr. SAMUEL, FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Har-
ford road ten miles from Baltimore began about twenty
months ago TO be grevouiy ac:d with tape worm,
which ucreaied fa n fze and lrength, 70 co excite
the mott horrid iendtions by his wrlthing motions ana
intosrabe pains, reembling the gnawng and earng o.
his bowels, which deprived him oil his necenary hsep
and caued uchdreadfu approximations as cannot be con-
cciged but by one imar iituatonhs appetite wait
ed rapidly and with that his frength 10 that ne was
nnabie 70 attend TO any buiines--whcn nc heard OF
fone excellent cures performed by Hamilton's worm
lozengcs he took large doe, which brought away a.
bout -FOUR YARDS of the worm (now IN the poi
fef,on of Lee, & COZ but'a renewal OF his pains loon
convinced him that this moarous reptile had recovered
its fra yieor-Applcaton was made to Lee Co tor
mere of their medicine, with their advice from which
refulted the total expulon of his formidable enemy II
feyeraI pieces which he iupPoted to be SfA or ElGf1
YARDS more. A few months have tnee eiaPied, ana
Mr. Fuller is now in perfect health. The above FACTS
are well known to numerous circle Of his neighbours
and himtelf will crafty any who may with to make
further injuries on the fuhle. Although Hamiitons
worn, lozengcs produce iuch powerful effects, when
neceI1ary, yet they are perfectly innocent and mid in
their operation on the human BODY, even taken In large
doies as Mr. Fuller will te(ify--thcr particular mild
nefs is abundanty evident IN innumerable cures OF M
fants.
Communicated BY Dr.. Joln Stanghr, Ysrk fssvn,
Penxyylvania.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JCf7N WOi'i TEN
nnifter of the Moravian church, IN Yorktown.
1ork, Janaay 4fb, 1902.
DEAR SIR,
Dr. Hanliltons lozengcs have been recommended 70
ne as very adequate means tor the cure ct children
afflicted with worms, procured box for the rife OF
my family, to try whether by OF this medicine
might &c enabled 70 gain point, winch, to accom-
pIiih different other had proved abortive. Ny
cldca boy had very rkly appearance, was very re-
lats at night grew eaner from time TO time in hort,
he (eemed to be in prccaraus ate OF heath, which
would Weld to none OF the medicines administered,
until gave him two docs OF ozengcs, agreeaby TO the
directions which carried OF fubance all appear
anee mere mucus but upon ciofe INFECTION eaite
peed with very finals living animals. Not one of that
fort of worms which usuaiiy afla ehildrea came from
hiui Since that period he grew remarkably better u!
health, and though iear has got rcfs and lively cora
plcxion Upon dfereat oceaGonsI have uied rhs ME.
ticins as purging lublute, and found i 10 anwsr
exceedingly we'll, without bringing belly ache, or
any other diagreeabe ieaions, 10 oteR oscahonsd by
pureng medicine. Upon the which Judge this me-
dicine TO be, bsIdes its main object, Q. the mcG
fautary means for renoing o appetite, and promoting
proper fate of digeGion, by carrying off that bilious
fabGance, wbch ergenders 70 mush indpohaor betit
amopg children and adults.
aar; Sir, your mnif obsdient fervantS
JOHN MOTHER.
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~ or EVangelie4l IattKgs4esr, are relpettiul-
ly informed, that the Iath Number is jnt re-
ceived, which completes the frR volume ct this
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who are already in pefsiIion of the preceding
number it is prclumed no encornium IS ncccGsfy );
bu, it's earnsaly recommended to thole matters
or heads of Families, who are deiirous of bring
imp up their children in religious couEle, as a
means whereby the principles of Chriaianity
may be Untitled into their tender minds 10 the
mott pieafug and familiar manner. and tnvie of
rnaturer age, strengthened and confirmed in the
wsy that they fhonld go" A few copies only
remain unfnbisribed for; tholc who with ter them
will therefore pIeafe TO make early application
TO prevent difsppointmert.
Subscribers may have their Volumes bound
in any manner they may think proper to direct,
by applying to
James Kennedy, Sen.
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DR.. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended an invaluable neaiehe'siof inc
fpeedy relief and permanent cure Of the various COM
plants which rsfult from dilPated PeaiuresjuVen,e
naicresionsrefdence in climates unar0raDle to the
CONFERENCE.-The immoderate ute of tea, frequent In
toxcaron. or any other deitrudive ntsmpefa1ee--the
unlul or executive ue of mereury-ths diieafcs Peca-
liar to females at certain period OF lheoad hss IN
&c. &c. l.
And is proved oy long and extenlVe experience TO &c
abioiutey unparalleled in the cure OF
Nervous Di(ordcrsJ Violent cramps in the
h Couino,nt;ons, ho,.ach and back,l
l,owuefs Of fprits, INDICATION, -
IaCs of a.pstite Melancholy,
Imnnr;tv Of me blood Govt in the itonnaoh,
H1g&er;cal affections, Pains in the limbs
Inward weakneles, Reaxatlons,
Seminal weakneiiss, involuntary emlions,
Fluorbus Tor whtss) ObRinate elects,
Barrenneis, lnPotehey, "c. "e.
In cafes of extremity, where the long prevalence ana
obeinacy of dfeafe has brought on general lupoveT
hmsnt Of the fyRem exceiye debility of the whole
Frame and waiting of the ash, which ne n9urilh
en or cordial could repair, perseverance in the nie
Of this medicine has performed the rot atomihns
cures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-29
JAMES KENNEDY, Sen.
YING-sTREET,

II RESPECTFULLY informs che public that he has
- received. IRON LEX, & Cos patene and Family
Iictas store Nsw-Yark, a freih aiiorsmsnt OF the
Valuable Medicines,
whea are in high eDsem and general uis throughout
the un;,ad States many of them being fold cheaper
s MIN the drag. of which thsy compounded soaid
be purehafsl at retail fore.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-29
I,UTHER MARTIN.

aMr.s Abijah Henry, Bsidgeereet, Baltimore was
peased d.forder, oecadoned BY fcvere cold caught
ieveral months ago. He breathed with inc greaseit
difficulty and was often thrown into snd E.
would frequently fail in iuch degree that ne cohld
only arempt to whlper he has aeen upwards of fix
weeks without return of his complaints and dehres TO
give This public teitmony in favor O. his invaluable
rxdieinc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-29
The f6verciga O5ntmsnt for the Itch.

The jooersiga Ointmsnt for the Itch.
Which is Warranted an i..'AIi 5ie rsmsdy atom.
applications, AMI may be vlcd With perfect hEy
on rteensat wone" OF on iniaFts ws,keH,
containing 70, particle Of mercury, OF any ,,!a:,
dapgerous ;ngTcd;snr whatever, and is DOT &C.
con2snied with that tormenting imcil, Wild
attends the application 81 o'her gcGlcdiss.
Tie 4lrodyne Elixir.
Foy the cn.. OF every Kind OF head achs
Indian Vegetable Speeyfe.
A lafe and fpeedy rensdy for the yenrrial diki's
An oanec Of prevention is worth pound d
cure"
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and may
nant frVcrs,
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p Pareu.s 4sbs may baVe children absitffs 7sifS
tb, HOPPING COUGH,

This dilcovery.s of the hrlt magnitude, as It Is an
,mme,iase relief, checks the progres, and in ihort
tu,s entirely removes the mot cruel diordsf to wh,en
shldrsn are liabisThe Elixir is 10 perfectly agreeable
aud the dole 70 fmal that no difficulty aries IN ra6-
ing it.
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!Taoth dche Drcas.

The only ,emsdy yes oiicoyeied which Civ
immedlar. and laiting relief in the mot isy,r
iBGsnces.
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September 4.

IN tie case Of Alexander HendchOn JUNIOR
! who is nov ia cordDcnlen. in the prion.'l ~"
of the county OF Alexandra, at tie iult 9! 1--WE
dry creditors of the said Alexander Fsoa;rg.
ard John NJ Phcrlon and CO. in New YoN;
is ordered, ,l,at tie confederation ct his 'p'l',t;
ton to &c s.u,i,ted 10 he benefit OF tic s0 "
Cong5efs for The gclcfof insolvent deofof' W''s a
in tie diRrict of Coiumbis, be adjouin'a, u1'a
Saturday The sigh;asn;h,of this moo'h. Ne" ".
is shctcor-. 'ereby given, to RE creditors u =.
said Henderson and ofJoho MI hesioO, ,0a T., !"
THAI at ten O'Clock Of the toenocn OF that u'n
ar the court houfc Of Alexandra county, tn' u'
of an iniolyens debtor will be admitted 10 ~.
Eid HenGerfau, and trustee apponsed. 'g''' .,,r
to the laid az, OF Congrefs, un!eis csuie DC WV
and there illewn 10 tie CONTRARY.
n. ritzhugh.
Jan. 6, 1906.
a. Tie hearing Of ,f. ah2vs cafe cofn'''' 'G,,
on saturday the 18Th Instant, snt was BY e', :,,
Of parties adjooroed iii! ThuildaY The 90 ~ Il.
on whicb day the Judge berg prevented ii"r ID.
tending, the hearing OF the fad caie Is fn'.s =,
iourned till Monday the 81 February 'fN .i !,
tt.e Court. H,uie in Alexandra, at ~ oci'1 ,ss,
the forenoon, OF which thole concerned aE' -
ed TO take notice.
N' C. DENEaLE, 6, 2
q
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John MOTHER.

Dr.. Hahn's true md gsnaine German
Corn Platter.
An infslliahle remedy for sornss fpreaily re-
moving them root and branch. without giving
pain.
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From LUTHER MAR7IV, EJq. Attorney-es'
a<ral of The fate Of Maryland.
Gentlemen,

Gentlemell, n r
comply with your requea in rating my opnion, Of
Hamilton's Elixir. 1t has been uicd in my family LOT
o or three years pa, with uniform iuceets Whenever
solids, coughs or imiar complaints have rendered me
dcine neceaary l have myieif found 1t an Excellent
as aon Of the breait, accompanied with iorcaefs and
with obilruaed and difficult breathing.
On thcfe accounts do not heftate TO recommend
uamil,ons elixir, as valuable medicine and deiervs
puplir attention. ,r,A,
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GASES OF CURES
Ry Hamllto.i's

!. WOPM DESI'ROI'ING LDZENGESs
(SeARed fyom tboglaad,J The anfbtntff'y Of
qobieb as1 pe,/aa may a/ttrtaia eitkv By 'ttf<r
or 6er/o1a{ ebb{icatio0.
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Valuable Medicines,
az TAKE NoTlcE
7Sat r. Ksanfay, fen. is appsired The sag agfa'
fer ALEXANDRIA,.
q. uAAaII.ToN,s ELIxIR,

ioversign remedy for Colds, obtinase Coughs AIN
mas, Catarrhs Sore Threats, aud approaching Con'
fumptions.
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BOARDING. Houfe opener

Tanuary IS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09

the Porte taking the alarm, had made
extraordinary efforts to reduce the in.
surgent provinces to subsection.
We find that the French army under
gen. Angereau has made an irrup,ion
into Hessia, and has likewise occupied
the Prussian towns Of Lippstadr, in
Westphalia, and Dcthmold in the neigh.
borhood Of Pauersborp: and report
states, that H-ssia is to be revolution
ised, aud 70 assume It's old title Of the
kingdom of the Cart. The army Of
Leievreis advancing to cover the move
ments Of Angerean, and maintain his
communication with the grand French
army. which continues along the Black
Forsst.
The Arehduke Charles, who was al
ready Minister at War, and possessed all
the influence and patronage In the milf
tary department, 10 appointed General.
issitno Of the whole Austrian army, q
charge con6dsd to no other since the
death Of Prince Eugene.
The report that Prussia intended to
garrison, Hamburger, and Lubec, has
been officially contradictsd.
The French and German papers con.
tain several vague reports Of a negocia-
ton for peace between England and
France, to be opened At Berlin bu. no
credit is attached to them.
Count Woronzow arrived in town ye.
sterday. He IL said to be the bearer OF
Important dispatches from the emperor
Alexander.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
- April %.
FEDERAL REPUBLICAN, MEET
ING AND MEASURES.
April %.


ING AND MEASURES.
On Saturday, at about noon, the follow.
q ing hand. bill was sent outby the lede-
y Ial committee
GENERAL MEETING.
- A7GeherIl Meeting OF the Fede.
raj Eel uilicans ofthis city is earnestly
requested TO be held at the Tontine Cot.
fce-House, this evening, at 7.o'rlock, to
take into consideration the present de-
fencxlcss state of our harbor, already
stained with the blood of one Of our fell
low eitizens- -.--+-v.,--.:s4 -
--, April 26. 1906. ..,. .~
>, Before the time appointed, the con.
course was so great, Notwithstanding
cold storm Of rain from the east, as not
only TO hFlhe room appointed, but to
block up all the avenues leading to it. and
almost the street. Hundreds returned d.
The business Of the mertieg was opened
in a short speech by. Mr.. w, Woolsey,
Who finished b. moving that a commit
eebe appointed to prepare aset Of reso-
}utions expressive Of the objects OF the
uHCSktuk. var Al6 ScSOuuSu TUG InO-
lion, and addressed. the chairman, in
substance, a. follows;
He observed, that the object OF the
meeting was to consider tn. defenceless
condition OF our port, and the eonss quent
exposure Of the lives and property of the
inhabitants. A recent instances Of vio-
l.nee and outrage, attended BY the death
OF fellow.citizen, had been committed
BY British man Of war, at the entranc E
Of our harboF. There was no man, who
had An American heart, that did not At
the present moment experience the min
gied emotions Of resentment aad humi.
'liation: Resentment against the daring
violation Of our national territory and
honor: Humiliation, that brave PEG.
pie, who love their country. and are
willing to defend il, are altogether rem.
!, tdered unable 10 do %. Destitute Gina
val force, and without forti6cation., we
are sxPos.:d to the violence and. ders Ia.
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NETWORK, April as.
Caring and cruel Outrage.

Last evening, the sloop Richmond,
from Brandywine, was fred at BY the
IeAndsr, and whilst lay ing to, q ball
struck John Pierce, (Brother to the CAP
tain IN the neck, as he was standing 1t
the helm, and killed him instantly. Two
shots were fred II the sloop, the first
about 10 yards of.
The ship AURORA. Fairehild, from
the Havana, belonging to Samuel Rus.
sell, was captured of the Hook yester.
day, BY one Of the bloc kading squadron,
after having pilot on board, and order.
cd for Halifax.
The brig Ceres. from the West In
dies, was captured Jestertla, tff the
Hook by the above bloekading squa.
dron, and OF drred for Halifax. :
The three mastfd xehosn<s NirArod,
Manning. from Curacao for N. York,
WAS captured esierday morning off San.
dy Hook, by the British ship OF war Le-
ander, and ordered for Halifax.
The friga.e Cambrain now of the
mouth Of our harbour, is from Halifax,
and the Diver sloop Of war from q
cruixr. The 1.eanders We understand,
all sail for Halifax on Sunday next:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09

On Saturday there were several arri.
walls from Liverpool but We have not
been able tolearn any news Of moment,
except wha, is contained in the snbss-
quest speech u BouaParte, copied from
a London Paperof March 18th, called
The StatesEnan."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-08
From The Boston Csalinei.

By the Caravan, Gilchris,, trcm Ro'ser-
dam, we have accounts to the i+h ci OCT.
They STATE that the negoci nions between
Great Britain and France were breakioa
Off and that lord Lauderdaie was to'eave
Paris the 18Th Ocs. Our readers will re-
collect thar lord ItowicS informed toe
lord Ma, or or Loadan, tina. his !ords1;p
was TO leave Paris the 9Th Oct thas
was reported al Rotterdam. that can
ference was 70 take place between the "m-
peror Napoleon, he king OF Prussia, and
king Louis, of Holland before nost'I't'es
were resorted OIL If this report be 1ue
as we suspvc, II is, me issue 81 the conisr-
renee may b. preti,:ied. Frederick II.
will consent 10 cede Wes.phal'a. anc the
/, coun,ry of Marck 10 Brother Louis, as
an indemnihcssion for the trouble the en-
| peror. has been az; the three nonarchs
( will then shake haods, and Napoleon and
/ Ialieyrand willre,ura to Paris, TO r'peu
pew proiec,s Ok ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Aodas
| This may be. notwithstanding the late war
| like appearances in Prussia. She has been
in the pracsice CT appearing IN earnest ~heu
only in lest whea Bonaparte Is always ~
earnes4, and d4spises boy's play ] Iha
| he imperial aud royal meeting was 70 bf
/ on the a.h October; and thai king lnu''
sa, Oh. from hc Hagle The 5sh. proh4aij
1 20 repair 10 the place Of meetiog.
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5 81 dis. The troops Of the king, nei.
she, s,om disposition uor character, will
ever cooperate directly Or indirectly n en-.
eourag,og the emi grafton Of negro slaves |;
for M part assure your exce.ieney that
those command viii commit no hostility,
which can frostra,e. the oegocsations now
pending between our courts but II ann
provoked 70 II shall endcasor 10 preserve
The honor of my troops, aod TO iulns the
ob6pa,,ous with which am invested,
dosy which my character, aud that OF my
subal eros demands.
avail myself of this oPporsuniiyto OF.
4 fer,our sxcellensy my respse. and consl.
deration.
(Signed)
SIMON HERRARA.
Spanish Camp, Aasust 70, 1906.
To his excellency governor Nm.
c. c. Claiborne.
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20 be Sod ueYy Char.


r WISE, TO sell my blil Tract Of Land 81.
4 t.latc CT Bacs-I4ick and ladjan-Runs, about
six miles from tie town Of Alexandria con-
taininc about eleven hundred acres. On this
tract are two plantations besides the MILL farm
ON the iattar there is q very good mill, IN
witch are one Pair OF karr, and one palr'of
cullen stones, with elevators, &c. complete
Tor merchant woli,--a dI2tlilery convenient
- the mil, with four stills and every neces-
:, ry ,ltensil in complete order--a aweiuns-
nouae, kitchen, barn, with stables Under Il 70
accom- sao.lAte % stalls, with every other out
house requisite ca '.sarrsl,--a very good gar
den, an orchard of about $500 trees OF TIE
choicest fruits this country can afford. i nera
is about 800 Or 400 acres OF the tract cleared
the remainder in woods and g great part CT 1T
heavily tiinbored; about so or 40 acres OF
meadow, and nearly 900 acres more may be
made OH the bottoms adjoining the two runs.
ALSO,
One other tract of one hundred acres,
about two miles from AIexandria, part OF the
Cliesh Tract and adjoining tie lanes OF Mes
sieuis John c. Herbert, Robert Patton, and
John Richter, the Mount vernon road run
Mtg through it. This tract is mostly III
woods, ard conveniently situated Tor country
seas Ifthese lands should DC sold at private
sale, (which / would prefer viii tahe an
payment, If more conyenientto the purcha-
sers, stock Of any of the banks from Rich.
| mend to New-York, or any kind Of stock of
! the United States.
| IF they are not sc;d before Friday TIE first
day Of May next, TIE Mill Tract will, On that
!, day, be sold at public auction to the highest
| bidder---and on the following day the Ciesh
Lands will be sod in like manner The Mill
| Tract will be divided into three or four farms
and sold subject to a lease OF four and an half
years from the first day of July last. The
! Cleish Tract will be divided into lots OF 10 or
20 acres each. If sold at public auction tie
erms Will be made known OF the days OF
! tale.
William Hepburn.
J December a. eosw law till LIST May
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Mr.. Kand0lp1 sua.' Hosu Nv
,.,;on WIN ,he .ntman from I ennessSs
IN ,h.. ,,ntrne oour lntriiectb, but 20
me nothing carpmr more plAin. Can
mn, cnnorras toi|a duty on Que OF Its
,a;car. ) Cam wgive orders TO that Of
Ec.r hv wn,e he bust be bound without
,,,scr.,;nn ~ h Oh Because discretlon
ha. hren allowd. an il never be refused!
Th. o.n,,rc,a Ais lawyer, and must have
heard !, the b .1u, tacl. per alum tacit
per sc. and five an do il by another, we.
can surely do ouIelyes."
MIR, Bidwe. this bill passes at all
II oueht 10 soptly | lam therefore 10
{ favor OF the onnlt.ee's rising, that We
NAV have lin, tuneditate on the subject,
Tho, The &C. ,its this bill is intended TO
suspend. wasa ,se and polite measure,
and was intsde 10 have a good eHect,
ye, the slisoo,tiu Of c.. Britain towards
us has so ere;Iyshanged, al appears by
the prestdens irssage, that | ann IN ia
vor Of this BIZ.
Mr. Dalsn offered an amendment,
prohibiting pc emission OF toffel'ares'
SO far as il roasted iufos lers.
Mr.. Crowinnirld. We have right
20 saw thar a!shl be reunited. But noUe
have occurrtI. rhe vessels haylog the
prohibited aIics on board have not been
entered at th cstom noas1s -pfooaoly 90
Instances hae,r will occur. ] AMIN ia.
te 8
vor of this lll-l am wiling to snspend
for short eabn. bus DOT ,ill negs De.
r.her-- Lii j shew tina, We are 10 ear
ST. TheId,position Of Great Britain,
it is evidea f,m the presidents message,
has greatly canged, she Is now very
friendly bu,how long she will De so |
know not. Figish the bill postponed ONLY
nh NIondv, by which time / stall nsvs
made up ny mod as to tbs proper dara-
t;on Of ths sIsFensloa.
NJ. Sion am in favor Of this bill,
butsl unwilling to exs=nd this suspen
sion beYa the ooh Of February
next.
Mr.. Dyson spoke IN favnr.ot hrs q
nendlneI Il. also MIR. Campbell and Mr.
Neieou; Ar. Clay and Nlr. Randolph
against /. Mr. Randolph remarked:
agree ria, we have no power 10 pas. anj
retro aciu law; but no right can has'
accrued q informers: What is the evi
ience Of he lnformer's right lls&1h
decree tfshe court; this Is ttae sole evs
dence lad there have been 20 sneh dc
crevs; representations. Indeed Il IS AT
FER h,slecree thar the discretionary pow
sr ef thesecretarv is used; aud canaot
Exercise Jar discretion before there IS an.
evidescqTf an T1for5per's right!
The emendmens was lost. The com
mi'tee rise.
NJ Randolph moved to sll the b!an'
wish !re sob.
MIR tlav. There will be a difficult
attending MS date, or any dsse betwee
he sesiers Of congress- Suppose our di
fefeneS win GYeag Britain shonld be al
jastedbefore ,ha, time, sill the non im
portathn &C, would Be in force from ths
time in the mex, session The bill, :
its ,hid reading, nav be amended SO s
to lea e the Suspension dependent on I'll
| negoda'ion.
NJ Aston and M. Smile spoke
! favorof possponing the consideration
the bIl sill Monday.
MI. Randolph objected. To MORO
was no,ed and carried : SO for it.
M. G9lia,in's annual report was recei
edaid referred to the committee Of wa
aud means. Adjourned.
GIeratnria Da;TD anilprfigpr.