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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
BoLTING CLOTHS.

BOLTING CLOTHS. T.
Just received an extensive assort-
y ment ofbest warranted BOLTING
CLOTHS, ofevery description, which
win be sold unusually low, by 4 aa.
KENNEDYS & RAGAN. ~.
Hagers-town, June $, 1906. [iy]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01

THE subscriber has recently reeeiv.
ed and Is now opening an exten-
sive assortment Of the most fashionable
EUROPEAN and INDIA MANI
FACTURES, Of the. FIRST textures and
most permanent qualities also, large
and general assortmento Of almost all kinds
Of GROCERIES, Of the best quality -
the whole Of which be llattcrs himself he
may with proPriety recommend to his
friends and customers In particular, and
10 an impartial public in general. Any
further recommendations are consider
ed unnecessary, As the only criterion by
which the most reasonable terms are
known 10 by inspection only. 81. +
He has also received handsome
assortment Of BARRON. Strap
ditto, Crowley and Blistered STEEL,
SIcKLES, and Waldron's highly APP
proved Of SCYTHES assorted. -
vi, THOMAS c. SMITH.
Martinsburg, Junen1S, 1905. ~:
- Sspe.fne Flour for saie ty tie barrel.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01

Jefferson County, s..
.~-. 49,. May Court, 1906.
John Roberts, Complainant,
against r.
ALisaa g Giger,7 and Benjamin Bell,
Defendants. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
iiEtIKGMENl
Bf ctfFfoE, Az. das4lcAS pos4.

sx = f.-
EXTENDED wide. the deser, s.eme.
a'y hapi'y Easement shall command.
Ihe hus> lam. the pas,u,e) tfe-n,
And ,ni,s ~ias,e sueltered ba,n;,ts stands
The fairies Through my walks shall roam.
And>syiphs inhsti, eve,y tree,
Come, Ariel. subs;est spirit come.
III hnd blossom there For thee.
Fron crag 70 cras, with devious sweep.
Some frantic Aood shalt headong 90.
And bursting DER the dizzy steep,
Shall slurnbsr in the lake below.
The muse shall hail, at peep of dawn.
Meiociously the coming day;
AT eve her song shall soothe the lawn, :
And with the mountain echoes play.
IT'S mine tits mine the sacred -prsve.
Where truth and beauty may ,ecinc;
Inc sweet resort OF many a love
Monimia, come and make it thine.
. or thee the bursting buds are ripe, ~
The whistling robin calls thee here.
10 thee complains the woodland pipc.
WIN not my lov'd Msnin,ia heart
a lawn LII brig thee, gentle maid.
10 xamboi round thy pleasant door: y
ouu thee wreaths THAT us'er shall fadc.
Ase snail say TO tempt thee more!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
John Dottch, d. c. m. c.
To THE PUBLi(,

I INTEND, on the ed day Of May
4 next, to commence and prosecute with sssi-
duty and atsen,iss the Prxaice of Law in al
the Superior Courts held in the City of Rich.
mand, togsthsr with ths Hastings Court, and
the Sonnty Court OF Hsnries. II .hall also con-
tinue TO pra&ioe in the Distria Court of Rum
wick as hsretofors- place of nay rcsidsnce
in Town will be on Shockoa. hill near the pob-
lie Square. in bsiek-house adjoining ri,s wash
Ington Tavern.
WILLIAM MUNFoRD.
Mecklenbprg county,)
April 93d 1906 A,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
County; March Quar-
terIy Court, 1906.

teriy Court, 1906.
John Wilson, son of Lemoel ,,,e
Irainsr
kishsrd IL. Walker. admir-, &c. Of Thomas :.
vaughan, deed, who was admir- d.son,s a
nov of Thomas Hoard, decd, YyiIli.r, q
Gill. adn,r. &c. of WagstaF Nsayxard n
decd. Resert Saunders and Susanna hi,
wife, Horny Chandler and b;si 8
wife Edmund Hoard, arnss Hoard, las. q
se Hoard, Wiam Hoard and iohn g
TOAD oafd. children ana leEstsss of Thomas
eSSe. dcfts
IKE deft Edmund Heard not hsvise xn, go,
his appearance and given securi,y scco,d;sS
TO the aa of sasembly and the rules cf,hi, cn,,r,
aud IL appearing 70 ths satisfaction Of n. eonrs
shst ne Is Hst an inhabitant Of this com mar
wealth: On the notion of the pIaiu,i,r h., hi.
counsel, f''' oTdeyef, mat the said def.nd.n, do
nppssT se1e on she second Mohday in july nexs
snn snswer me Oil of the Rlaia.iff and iha, a,
copy OF This order ss forthwith inaeued in ,or,~
Newspaper in RIehnoud or patersussg for two
rnonfhs succeasiye.y, and posted a, the front,
deor OF tbs courthouse of this county.
a Con-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
Lig&fy Dollars Reqp0ydI

NToL6N, on the night of the 4th inst from,
- me Subscribers, living in the county Of L. gu.
soun, near Frying Pan, TWO MAEES--tLe
one seSe- osiii OF light roam color, Il hands &c
an half inch high, nine years old, win a sorreI
name and tail. PAGES. trois an cantsrs well tho
other q sorfel bay, with star in her forehead.
whi;s tsot and white spot on her yurr ,, absur
Ia hands high, four years old. PAGES, trois and
eaniers. We will give ,hc above reward for
both to any person, or Forty Dollars tor either
ofthen.
John &. Vim. Marshall.
april 10Th. 1906 a..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
Richmond Academy Lottery.
rHIRrY.N1NrA pAx

IHIRTY+N1NTH DAY.
Prize Of so dellsrs-No Ass
Prize of 25 dollars-No. 1913.
Blanks-Nos. 6537 7l14 SAB 75Ol S3Il
4977 1854 1881 o623 48Al 7l47 4779 5e47
1886 7164 1869 594s $40 5iSo s77s 4l46
e74S 75s3 1852 4s45 ISIS 63I2 1897 sos
1858 o9O3 5o40 60ss 1879 3s42 45ss 1912
1852 1882 1919 1901 1854 $3.50 900 72z9
F7lo5 6o7S 5197. y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
w. Baskcryill.
laeckienburg County, March Guar
terly Court, 1906.

Thomas Pr;,ehett, p,,f !,
,fynint :.
Joso(haSmsa, Wiisrs French, Andrew i
Buchanan. George Buebausn, lanes y
Hepkirk, Ronald Crawford and lohn
M kzs, citzess Of the km,,io,n nj! =
Great Stitsin, AID Surviving partners OF
alexander spisrs. ] ohm BaypInan, Gscre& -
Cravford. William French, nti,ew gu Il
csknzu. George buchanan, Thomas IIeo.
k,SE, James aorkik. Houaia Cr.wfosd. :
John M.K4e and Andrew johnson iatc,,
merchants and partners aching under the &
hrn, Of Alexander Spiers. Johh Raw q
man z Co daf,s
ER defendants nss having antersd their an
pearanss and given security according 10 lie
aa OF ASSEMBLY and the ru;es of shis court and
1t appeafing 20 the satisfaction Of tie corr, has
,hsy are no, Inhabitants of .his comnonwcsIrh.
Cn tho motion Of the plaintif by his cou3se,.
~ fs o'asrrd. that the said defendants do aoue,r
hers on tie second Monday in July nexs'S and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a COW
OF this order be sorwith inserted in some news.
paPer IN Richmond or Petersburg for two months
excessively. and ported a. the iron, door Of the
cour'hoass CT this cosnty.
a Copy,
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parties, but states that On washing the
blackened faces OF the deceased robbers.
they proved to be near neighbours Of the
owner of the house, and were intimate
family connections.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
Oelsgates eleeieel % serue a. fAc nea:r Grne
FRIDAY. May ?. 1906.

FRIDAY. May 2. 1906,
Delegates elected to serUe IA fAe ne:rs Gene.
rat-Assean6tu sf'Yi,gi,ia.
Ctd,ies Gig. John Christian. Corcelius Eymon.
Neso Keas. John ID. Watkins, Rob'r. Cmistian.
EasaSets City. Charles r Mallory. Saml. Watts.
-dnnbersf, David S. Garland. Charles Taliaferro.
Fiarannd, John Forbes. Doa John Wills.
Hampshire. John Snyder. William Donaldson.
'-Ho.feh Bororgb. William Newsunl, jun.
Captain JANEs BArRsN. is appointed conn
modose OF the American squadron in the Med.
terr.nean--aad captain Stephen, Decatur. iun.
The command of the frigase Chesapeake. order.
Cd on that service.
We are concerned TO learn, that the two
Br'tIsii frigstes, whose vexstious practice.
otf Sandy Hook were the subjects of so
much public irritation last year. have re-
stunned that station. lis to be hoped, for
the credit of their commanders, and the
repose OF the country, that similar ou,ra !.
gsson the commerce and independence
flhe United States, will not be at,enp,.
eel. In case of their renewal the president
will have no alternative but the exercise
Tot the powers vested in him by late act
ofcongress.-.Phii. Gas.
Mr.. MONROE, Minister of the United
States to the court of England, has trans.
milted, at the request of the king of Prus.
aa'rssuient in London, & by order of the
hing, Cold Medal 10 DR.. RUSH, Of this
city,ss an acknowledgment of the high
sense entertained of his answer, to sun.
dry Questions proposed to him upon the
yellow fever, and of his other publications,
uPsn that disease.--PhiLf sh.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
independence,

A rINE formed well grown JACK, wilt stand
At WY stable this season at Powhatan Co :r,-
house to cover mares At the moderate prits rr
Six Ds'!ars each, payable on tbc frs, day of
hugus', az winch t'nc the season viii exrre.---
ss,ta OF hasd from Sen;lemea who stHd mares,
will DC sTpctted.
Peter T. Archer.
hsril 9s,h. 1906. Va.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02

said to have occurred in the city Of Phla.
dslphis the last week.
--.><-yfrex>szH<rn1<x<exxkup.
a PRL the d day 1906 motifs given to all per
sons that some in authority IN the common
wsih and some e6sers and some other ysrsons
all ginsd together and the PcsgIooms in dun
woeddy county tie feeders of nsisohecfc and
take my oath was beaten many times, and rob
ed in his majestys name the king of england
and take my oath they made yoVge ola latter
forged IRON my name bspry Daniel 10 rob tive
Judgement as 1 obtained ,gainst the common
relth in the year Of 1898 april and they claimed
themselves IN my .ame henry Daniel and har.
wsod Daniels name TO ROB the Judgement as
Obtained against the Commonwealth do not no
what rights they had with british Subjeas, ard
their property and they gave me forged Iet,sr
with my name forged 10 it and the king of en-.
glands name forged TO it and take my oath
thogrght j was in danger of my life when 90
from noae they had ihTetened me many times
they vented to rob these clarnes from the king
Of england and bis ares and TO xii me 20 make hi
ueson city of ritchmon virginia hesry Daniel
agent
WANTED all persons to keep pcase
Verbatim. q paid.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02

No less than three cases cf Suicide ore
said to have occurred in the city Of Phila.
dslphis the last week.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
Fox SALE.

Knnhauay Land, Of thu f-9 guilty;
nNE thousand acres, lying On Duck creek,
~ which is branch Of Elk river into which
enpties, about 10 miles above the coni2u-
encc of Elk with the great Ksnha7yay.
tits a parallelogra1l2--fin finely watered--Duck
creek permeating every side.
In a letter from Mr.. TripIett, the surveyor,
an told that 700 acres are botton, as Iich as
he ever surveyed, and that tic high ground IS
fertile, PR. 3. Reilsr also informs re that
he has seen persons who have been on the land,
and who speak oft IN the highest terms.
1t lies about Is miles n. E. Of Karhaway
courthouse; in healthy country, eligible ST.
tuation, and proffers to the industrious every
comfort that can flow from judicious tiIIage and
extensive grazing.
Five Dollars per acre are expected for this
fract--one third in hand, and the remainder in
two annual instruments; or property in Alex
andrla, Fairfax ar Londoun will be received n
exchange THOMAS DAVIS.
Alexandria, June 7tb GO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17

eTSFE defendants Augustine George, and
4 Martin George, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act ofassembly and the rules OF this court, aud
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the court,
upon afr iavit, that the said defendants Angus
tine George, and Martin George, are not in
habitants of this dlstrict-on motion of the
complainant by his counsel, It's ordered, That
the said defendants, Augustine George
and Martin George, do appear here on the
FIRST day of November term next, and enter
their appearance to the suit and give security
for performing the DEGREES Of the court and
that the other defendant Jesse Hammond, do
not pay away. convey, Or secrete the debts
by him owing to Or the estate and effects in
his hands, belonging to the said absent defend
ants Augustine George, and Martin George,
until the further order or decree Of the court
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in both of the public newspapers pub
Ashed in this county for two months success
slyely, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the courthouse of said comfy.
coPy.-Test.
G. DeneaIe, 6. c.
sspsaRer I, dana
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to decree Of the honorable
the circuit cour, of the district of Colurn-
bia, for the county Of Alexandria, will be sold
to the highest bidder, for ready money, on 80
tmday, the 22d Gay OF November next, at the
coffee-hous between the hours OF IL and 4
O'Clock, sundry LOTS Of GROUND, lying
on Patrick, cameron, and Allied streets, the
property Of John Y. Thomas to satisfy
debt and costs cue Thomas Alsn--A!so, at
same time and place, sundry Ground RsctS,
arising from lots lying Oh The same streets.
X. MOSS, d. NJ.
For d. C. BhEET, Marshal
October IL. laws
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
September 20
T 3 / + 7,

ind immediate lvascssion gir'en.
The HOUSE situated at the cor
ner of Prince and Fairfax streets, / Is 3
good stand for business--AlSo, she FRAME
HOUSE adjoining the IboFe, fronting On
Fairfnx street.
Mary Harper.
September %. colt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
Henry 1homrGon,


TIE partnersbiP Ok. n. -EsAzor, ofL,ag
George county ansl the state Of Virginia, and
Gurdta1 C.uhjn, Of the town Of AleZardria AID
district Of Columbia, under the firm q ISL
TON and CIA2lN, viii expire on tie Isl Of
October, 1906, ~ mutual agfeement.
Tie agency OF ter affairs ei,l rariei'' II
tie hands ot Z. ~. ,fshfcH rs usual, till f,Dang
closed; with whom al tnose f7ao have c'gim5
On them, as well IS those indebted t. ITEM,
will ple2se make lheir settlements.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
Cut Nail MaaufactoT'

=, mi
1iie Subscriber f'~shccJ'Ry i"0'"'" "a' :
at tie F45Lic at Iar3s' ysr
aAT he has lately estab'is he. "a - r.
/ MANUFACT0EY, on O"ioa .n =
where he always hceps co15t1HG s r...r 4 Z!
11Ia, aTADs, ard $PRIG 5 OF every :
script;on, by wholesale or retalI. -, =. =, af
Country merchants sad otncFe Wei, T.
Piled on as 2ood terms as at ,r..d /.
Baltimore. Orders VIII be a. 80
and evsry f,yor gratefully ac>-. o., = :;zi.
July %. ..nr,o )" n
.4u,rrs, xIIl meet with efs1ouT"559-'''
plying al said factory ,,...... e.,'~
r,rsTrp paIla 1 nS y r n
S 4 MVEL SNOW II L :"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
This IS TO glue EOt2ce.

n HAT the subscriber OF Baltimore, m the
j state of MARYLAND, hatn obtained from
the Orphans Court OF Alexandria Co'"4ty, Ii
the Districtof Columbia, Letters Toatamen
tary on the estate Of JOHN FOSTER, late OF
The county aforesaid, deceased. Al persons
having claims against the ssia deceased ere
hereby warned to exhibit thea, Withtacv onch
ers thereof, on or before the 18Th OF ht"fch
next or they may by law be excluded aom
ali benefit to saiI cstate-and al persons ~
dcbted thereto are requested 10 make jiameai-
ste payment to tie suoscrjoor, OF 70 Jo"'ra ana-
dcysoa, Of Alexandra, who IS duly empowered
to act for me.
Given unaer 1ay hand tlis ssh dar Of
September, 1906.
Henry 1I4omrGon,
ac"fer,
Sept. y, ~4"sw,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17

on, Dwight Metcalf, x 10 s
seph Baxter, jun. trading
under the firm of Faxon, g
g Metcalf and Co. DTS.
11HE defendant Thomas White, not having
+ entered his appearance and given secu-
,rity according to the act of assembly and the
rules of this court, andst appearing to the sa-
tisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that the
said defendant Thomas White, is not an nina
bitant OF this district-on motion OF the com
plainant by his counsel, It ls ordered, that the
said defendant Thomas White, do appear here
on the first day of November term next and
enter his appearance to the suit and give Sc
curity for performing the DEGREES OF the court,
and that the other defendants Faxon, Motcaif
and Company, donot pay away, convey or Sc
crete, the debts by them owing to or the estate
or effects in their hands belonging to the said
absent defendant Thomas White, until the
further order or decree of the court; and THAT
q coDy Of this order be forthwith inserted III
both of the public newspapers puonshcd Ia
This county for two months successfully, and
thai another copy be posted at the front door
Of the court house of said county.
A copy-Teste.
c.. Deneale, c. c.
~ :, 62A
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
Cheese, &C..

7ast rsceived and for Sale,
1000 Goshen Cheese, of superior quality
100 barrels Herrings.
80 barrels New-England Rum
IL ouartsr-casks Malaga Wine.
S heesfeads West India Rum.
.flso on hand,
A to,erable aHortment OF Groceries,
and Flour for family uie.
Douglass . Mandeu'11s.
October III. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-18

eould fill leis admit OF time when the condua Of
Ru.s had impofed on him an increaled obligation no,
W feparate his nerefts from thoie Of 10 faithful au al
y. 10 ,heie niitious ovettures, his MSisay teadi
ly refuied TO 0en bur he rock the no e,6ual me-
od to avoid all appearance of delay, and to aeee!e-
rate, poble, the favourable iie Of the negotiation.
The confidential lner;our(e whel, he had coniar,ly
maintained with Ruilia, enabled his MajeGy to fpeci-
fy the terms on which peace with that power might
be obtained; and his minilcr accordingly in
ttruted to aate To France, in addition his de-
mands, tholr OF his ally, reduce them into disna
articles, and even to conclude on theie grounds a
provifonal treaty, to take eifea whenever Ruiia
!honld iignify her accelion.
This form Of negotiation was, after fome obietai-
on, acccded TO By France. Terms were now offered
to his najttY neatly approaching than before to
the original BATS OF negscation but thcle nill
far ihoIt of what mis- maeity had uniformly n.iled
on, and was more than entitled to eypeA /;
and the decilve rejeion Of the un demands of Rula
As i, as OF the conditions propoed by his maeity in
behalf ct his other Allies, left his eay other
courie than that of ordering his nniaer terminate
the d'icsl!ion and return to England.
The foregoing fiort and .impe expedition Of faas
aands in need Of no comment. The frl overtures
which led to negotiation were made by the enemy &
they wsreaceep,ed by his majeiy in the anceret ip-
ri, ofPeace. Every opening which feened to afford
the mon diGant profPe9 of accommodation has been
broken of while any hope of favourable ilue could
be entertained. His maeny's demands were uni
fcrnly Jun and reaiouable directed to no Object of
psfonAi aggrandizemen, blu, to fueh only were in
diip-nfably required by the honor of his crown, his
engagements his allies and due confederation of
| :he general interefts of Europe.
| 1t with heartfelt that his maeny con-
templates the continuance of thofe evils always nicpa
rabe from Gate of war but it is with hi, enemies
that this awful Responsibility res and for the iliur
of the conet his Majeay truns, with confidence to
the uiice Of his caale the relources and bravery
OF his people to the fidelity of his Allies and above
all, to the protection and fupport of Divine Provi-
dence.
| In contributing to the grea. efforts which fush
contea n,ua unavodably require, his faithful and
afeaionae fubets viii forget that all eheir dear
eft interefs fake; that lacri6ces they can
be called upon to make, to be compared with the
certain diigrace and ruin of yielding the injuriou,
pretenliOns ofthe enemy; that with the nviolsb!e
maintenance of the good faith and public honor of
their country its profperity, its Arength, and its in
dependence, are efentially connected and that, in
aerting the rights and uphoding the dignity of the
Britiih Empire, they defend the mott peaceful bull
| wsrk Of the liberties of mankind
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-18
MANJFRcTO

AS His Majeity the KING of PRUSSIA has
taken up arms for the defence of his people, he
thinks it necelIary to lay before hem, and all
Europe, the circumstances which have impofed
this duty OIL his MajeRy.
The politics of France have been the fcourge
of humanity during the aft fifteen years. Thofc
men who, in rapid fuccefiion, have been at the
head of affairs in that country, have only fought
the means of their dominion in war, and the
guarantee of their exiftence in the wretchednefs
of the people, may be viewed without alonilh-
ment.-But the introduction of a regular go
verument, to which the fame necefity could not
be imputed, gave new life to the hopes of the
friends of peace. Napoleon, inveffed with the
fupreme power, victorious, funounded by
weaker States, friendly difpofed governments,
or conquered and exhaufed rivals, had it in his
power to perform better part. For the great
nefs of France, nothing more remained for
him to do for her Happiness, every thing was
in his power.
It is painful to be compelled to fay, that
French politics ftill remained the fame. An in
fatiabIe ambition was lil the ruling PATTON of
France.-She made ufe Of arms and of treaties
with the fame view. The peace of Amiens
was fcarcely concluded, before the igualfor The
firt acts of violence followed. Holland and
Switzerland, two independent ftates, were COM
PEELED 10 accept contribution, which converted
them into French Provinces. The renewal of
war was the confequence.
Peace, however, ililI continued upon the con-
tinent. The German Empire had purchafed
it by incaIculabe facrfces. In the midR OF
this peace, nevertheless, the French troops in
vaded the Electorate of Hanover; 2 country
which had no concern in the warbetween France
and England, while the ports of Germany were
nut againit the BritifiI Gag and the better to
fI,afI,
haven, and the territory Of free Rate, which
was ftili more Granger to the war than Han
over.
IN the mida Of thia peace alto, enc fame
troops, few months after. violated the Ger
man territory IN fiich gareer a. 80 wouHd fi,c
honour cfthe nation lliil deeper. The Germans
have never avenged toe death OF The DQte
D'ESghiea but tie Teo,e7nbssace az thai eVeal
viii 0eves be eItinsuifi,ed among them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-18

moi inple and eligible, if not the only practicable
plan that be adopted For its details reference
is RESPECTFULLY made letter written in January la,
20 the chairman OF the committee OF ways ara, means,
copy of which marked (F> is annexed It will eniy
be neeefiary Rate, that if iuch plan mould be
ianaioned by eoneres and accepted by the creditors
thofe feveral fpeties ofdebt amounting the II Ia
nuary, 1902 to fomething than forty-iix mii-
ons of dollars would be converted into fix
per cent. mock, amounting to lefs than 10000
600 of dollars, which the continued annual appro-
priaton of eight millions Of dollars would (beides
paying the nterea the Louiiiana debit reimburfe
within period of les than even years, before the
end of the year 1915, as will appear by the table
marked (ID.
The total annual expenditure for thofe feven years
would then, allowing Gill 3.,ooooo dollars for
rent exHenfes, and 100000 dollars Tor contingencies
anoumt fomethirg leis than twelve millions Of dol
lars which deducted from Of fourteen mil
lions of dollars would Gill leave, after the year sos
cea- farpus of more than millions of dollars,
applicable 70 fuch new objeSs of general improve
ment national defence, the Legislature might di-
reel, and exiting circumstances require. And after
the year SIS, no other iucumbratce would remain
on the revenue, than the ntsreit and reimburl
of the Louifana tock the laa payment of which in
the year 1921, would complete the final rxt;nguif,-
ment of the public debt.
All which is respectfully fubnitted.
ALBERT GALLATIN,
Secretary Of tie 71reeyf.ry.
IresfHry Department., Dec. S, 1906.