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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-15
in arrival at .Ne7y- Bedford, from Lint
inSton, has furnished tie following
Highly Interesting News.
LONDON, OCT. 70.
RETURN OF lord LAUDERDAzE.

RETURN OF LORD LAUDERDALE
The Clyde frigate, Commodore Owen,
arrived at Deal yesterday from of Calais,
having on board Lord Lauderdale and suite.
On his Lordship's leaving the Clyde. sa-
lutte was fred from that frigste the yards
being manned at the same time. On land
ing his LOrdship was received by Admiral
Holloway, and great concoursc Of people
who cheered him with three hearty cheers
on his return to England Lord Lauder
dale immediately proceeded post for Lon
don.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-15
EXPECTS or G5w8yy,,r,

On Friday night, (says the NortoIk
Ledger OF the Oath ult.) the following
melancholy evelt occurred, at ofe Of
the vie SINKS Of vice with which our
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-15
POSSIBILITIES COMMENCED.

POSSIBILITIES COMMENCED.
OCT. Is. [LaIest date.l We stop the
press to state that Pfussian Captain,
Just arrived from Weser, has this after
noon made an affidavit at the Custom
house, IN which be declares, that when
he left the Weser, accounts had been
received there Of the French Forces
under MURAr, amounting to thirty
thousand men, hauing been surrounded,
and en- TO pieces By me Prussians.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-15

TuEspAT, DEC. 2.
Aftsr reading the message aud the ac-
complaining documents.
Mr. Dawson rose and moved, that the mes
sage Of the president be referred to com
niittee of the house on the state Of the union
carried. IN.
MIR. Aston moved, for the printing Of the
message with the ACCOMPANY ing documents
Ordered.
Mr- Smith inquired how many copies
would lie printed under general order for
printing.
The Speaker Informed him that 500 was
the Usual number.
Mr. Conrad moved for the printing of 1000
copies extra of the message. Ordered.
Soon after steven O'Clock tbs house ed
joa-ned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-15

1t seems not improbable, should
Prussia be successful in the FIRST onset.
that Austria may take part in the war
The Emperor and the Archduke,
Charles and John wtr, about to pfocced
to upper Austria, undcr Erct,nce OF
visiting some Of the, Nobility III that
proSi.aee- 'Thc other branches or the
Imperial House vert e. Be dispatched
to Other parts Of INC Austrian dUlnin-
ions at the same time.
The garrison Or Vienna lad also r.
ceived orders 10 prepare for going into
a pleasure camper ia other words, to
Ja.e the field.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-15

Der. Is. We have already announced
his Lordships arrival in this town. He left
Paris on Thursday afternoon and slept that
night at Chaniifly. Il is to be observed that
the Noble Lord asked for passports at the
time the Emperor set out for the army, and
from that moment all negotiation. ceased.
Passports were not refused, but rot y.rantcd
and 1t seems obvious THAI It was the policy
Of the French Emperor TO endeavour 70 gain,
time. III tie hope Of masking compromise
with the King Of Prussia, and % keep the
English Minister at Paris as a colour to bis
Intrigue. 1t turned out, however, that pow
ers had been left with Champaign at Paris,
70 grant passports to his Lurdship, should
he apply tor thcm-a circumstance Of which
neither his Lor,lship TOR tie Bi itish Govern
ment had any information upon being Off
cially applied for, however, they were i'm
mediately obtained s'above, and LORD Lau
derdale quilted Pals il tE cnty tour bculs
afterwards
Lord Latderdale reached town yes
terday, at half past one O'Clock. lie
then went 10 Lord Howick's Office.
A Council was afterwards held, at
which almost ali the Cabinet Ministers
were present.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-15

The ships proceeding with tie two
armies 10 South AmCiica, are the Ar
dent, OF 46 guns, the Unicorn, Nercid,
1hisbe, and Daphne irigates, and the
Peasant and Charwrll sIoops and il is
not Improbable, but that Sir Samuel
Eood, who has ben appointed to sue
coed Sir Home Fopha,ri, may proceed
with them in "a.
Great preparations are making 10
attacg the fotiIla at Bologne.
We have just heard that another ex-
petition Of 1000 men is immediately
to DC formed, and will be sent off with
dispatch.
Lord Holland has been appointed to
Gle Privy Seal, vice Lord Sidmouth,
resigned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13

1,yu,s1t 5ia, M. Nichok0n' one Of Mr..
aa r'.r,o;s conid .ntial partz,ns, was delivering
;. IMPORTANT truths on the floor OF Con.
su'a Hs Aated that dilcontinuance OF The
gl'. IS tbi. couosry with England would involve
~. !. nsrchaut in bankruptcy, iacrikce the Rapie
a - Of our country by the Want OF market,
p...y. MS of many Of the comforts and fome Of
VI f,.e.Gsri.s of life, as4 aimiuR oSr anaxaI
:" a,srly fue asilYhisss Of d0i!ars. He aaded
,h,t /, was probable iucha nleaiure would init
-. me Engiifh 20 captute every American ihip
sa,o tbc ocean, OF if Oh: III ,ald aequiefcc, We
r,lanalIy sender ourlslves ridiculous 20 Eu-
zone. BY neceaAry selaxasian and abandonment
.of our own meafures.
These are the sentiments OF one OF the
sr;.ods and advisers of Mr.. Jefferson.
they are fortified equally by experience
.od reflection. They are also the senti.
msn,s Of man from Maryland. The in +.
rest Of New.Englsnd is eassly deserted
rs those Northesn ,demagoguss who pre-
tend 70 bs the frieads ottne people. Her
,r,de. ner commerce and ef consequence
h,r agriculture, are all abandoned III gra.
ufy Inc spleen of s-few men, who are will
inc 20 shsw their resentment, at our ex.
prnce. Our democratic representatives
readily assent, and nothing bur the consci.
euce of friend of Mr.. Jefferson. from
Maryland, lists save US.
TaDugh Mr.. n. has 10 part supported
ms schemes Of his friends, let Il be re.
rendered, that he has honestly declared,
maj general non.interceuse bill, would
maze destructive TO our caentry, to all LIS
aaes.s, commercial and agricultarai. -
Ccmoare this ,declsrauon, fellow eit;zeas,
With the false assertions and dsIusive Ergo.
m.n,s Of the Chroniclos With the writings
Of meu, who would eagerly !" build their
greatness on their counlry's ruin = They
nuss be knaves, or fools, and if either, are
they deserving of your con6dsnFes9 Pitiiai-
and mean, in their reseatmens, they ought
to meet the scora and contempt eft gene
rou., high minded people, They cannot
demand lae reparalion of injuries win spi.
tit, they canncsrspsl aggression wish>cou.
rage. IF such men are to controul the
dsstinies of our colRtry, we maysregard It
as the judgment OF aeaven on people,
'Sao have sreacherousiy apPossa'ts ~ from
heir faith, at the foot Of 40 in61el.
-PH0C4ON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13
TUESDAY, March Is.

Mr.. Gregg from the canmlttee on pub
lie lands, reported 90 the petitions of sun-
dry inhabitants of The IrdIa9a and Missis
sirpi territories, praying for the righ, of
presumption to the lands on which they are
settled. Therapeutics nnfavcssbles &C the
petitioners.
Mr.. Greggsftom The game com ms,sse,
reported on the petition Of sundry settlers
in Washington couars, in the Mississippi
territory. The report was in favor Of
granting school lands, and opposed to ex-
GENERATING claimants IRON the expsnce Of
having thsirssufveys executed
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13

Mcpherson and Mr.. MsIlyaio, went to
The Indian council but could not gel adj
miuance they had, however, a ccnscr-
sa,ion with about eighteen Indians who
met them at some distance from the ceun.
Gil house The Indians received : few
strings u white @ampum protested
friendship for The white people, but at
parting maniiestsd hostile views, by giving
their lefr hands. Be. The aboge gentlemen
,src fearful OF consequences; bur nothing
appears certainas TO the views or obi cet Of
the Indians
We are informed the governor has sent
Il message az speech 10 .hs chiefs, with
laIge hne belt et white Wanpum, and has
give such Instructions .as will il is hoped in
a few Days bring news thar viii restors
the public quiet. We arc also led TO be.
live, that orders :hsye ISSUED to krig, G..
Whi.eman, OF ,G.een couay, how to pre-.
pare and act, it neeessiy should require it.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13
sF4oUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, March 10.

The committee of Claims made az TN,
favorable report IN the petition of tbs "a
preventative of Baron Beauma:chais, which
was referred to a committee ef rho whcie
House on Thursday.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13

From the SANE to the same, dated FEB. 10.
" ! yesterday obtained PERMISSION 20 SO
on board the brig. The agent for The man
OF war has just Informed nae thu, thu brig Is
libelled and must have a ttisl.
/" The crnizefs have positive orders to
sske all vessels from any French port.
This hsrbor is therefore full of prizes, or
as they term ia, detained Amerjcaas.t''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13
PHILADELPHIA, Marca s.


Extract OF letter from captain Whetdos,
ofsAe brig Molly, of this port, 20 his
owners. dared
81. Jsdas, rAnigua) FEB. r.
/" ! sailed tsom St. Pierres- (Mart.) the:
aSd ultma. on shs 25rh was brought TO
uader the lee OF Martinique, ard bearded
by AIS Britannia majessy's ship Hippo
menss. capt Edward WoIcomhe, aud taken
o. beard With nay papers, whereI was de-
famed prisoner, A prize master, with
sx or eight pnsn was sent on board she brig
sdtwo OF my people were 'breughs on
board the ship: the brig was thcn ordered
M snn place, where she has since arrived
sslOcem hrst being put en- board the snip
nave net been allowed TO go on board
@s'orls on any ,pretence, or to hsve Coma
Iaa'caslen with any person belonging 10
M httertssng kept prisoner on board
ms ship'torclS days, seing the whole tiTe
uaacrulzes q @as ews days ago put on
mora here without money or clcashs, ex,
teFthe cioathsd had on. You may there
S'sJudse of nay hrss appearance on shore,
having been dsnied eae liberty of going on
ward the'brig, eyenefor nay ~eloa,hs-
. immediately spilled tic Mr.. John
S@ who acts as deputy sgeot for the u.
o'''ss ia The absence of Mr.. Rose. who is
yp1a'sd 6y our government as agent for
VIC United States. who was ready to serve
"sta money or whatever else want
ihlsis aow he Sd day have been
sasaore and have not yet been able to gain
audience, owing TO tina number of Ame-
'au' Drought in here almost every day
is net IN my power TO know the re-
tS' 81 'AH business: bar II we mas Judge
V@ appearances, it is not very favorable
sl" In the 6sss place, the cruiz:rs have
%psrs to send all vessels in for trial, which
s'' may tall IN with from Martinique g.
sSaa'asioupe. Secondly, there are lew or
S'us taken, bu. what ciehcr vessel or cargo
s. 'Oauemned---ln many instances both. In
psM place, they have taken my vessel
!. -" 'ns harbor. stripped her. carried the
~ % shore. and sent people from the
.''e on board to take care OF her, while |
l,aa1n'laliewed 20 go nigh her. Ny people
M, hosrty still to remain on board The
Coz 'args has not YET been permitted to
bSsso1a shore. All thisis from our true,
aI and loving friends!
d.,; "n more than likely that I shall be
&sSa"sd here two months az least, as there
al instance of a. master of YES.
suas away from this so9n9f, after be.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13
tCHfLICOTHE, February 20.

We understand the governor has re.
,ceived an express from Mad river, from
major Moore, captain Moore and captain
M.Paerson, along with CONS dispositions
takea on oath, which state that ths,Shaw.
ney Indians are prsparirg for war; that
the 1l'ar tslts are passing amongst them !;
that their :somahawks are painted and tea.
thered: that they are embodied at Stcney
creek, and at White river, ,aad are now
in council q, Greenville, wherein. 10 feared
they wiltshire a7var ,eass in their council,
this being the determined signal for war;
thar small settlement on Stoney creek,
consisting of about eight families, from
their fears had armed for defence, but had
fed into Mad river settlement.
1t appears from this express that the
Shawneys are preparing for war, but il
does not appear that tits intended agans,
the wkits people: 1t may be intended
against the Indian tribes over the Missis.
sippl"
Proper measures will, we have No doubt,
be taken to ascertain their intention, and
such prudential means used as will quiet
the fears of our defencelsss ci,izsns, if the
alarm should be groundle.s, and prepare
tions used to ward off any attempt 90 dis
turb our quiet, should this weak and ress-
less tribe of Indians be urged by any fo
reign etnissaries, to involve themselves 10
what will ultimately prove their entire
ruiz.
Since writing the above, We learn that
second express has arrived from M
river, with dispatches for the goyerno.
| and thar gen. Kenson, mai. Moore,' capt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13

dia.ely dispatched for England, We wens
to the Cape dc Verbs, wnere not finding
the enemy, the Powerful was seat away 10
the East irdies. Ihus the aCmliai wisely
provided against any contingency, and IL
IS to lie hoped that Mons. Aiemard Will
not easiiy find he shelter Of haibor; if
he has GENE this way, be will soon find
more than his match, ald surely that ex.
naordinary toi,une winch has hitherto at.
tended him, is pot 10 last for ever.
Z" So sapgnine were the admiraps expec.
taiions, thar on the morning We tell in with
the enemy, he communicated his seRti-
NESTS by The ,elegisph, sending The com-
piimenls ct the season, and coIgratulat.
ing the squadron On The prospects betors
he III. %
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13
WASHINGTON CITY, March t2.

3 + -t .5. i. = ~ Is,
The house of representatives, are still al.
most exclusively occupied with the dis
'cassion of Mr. Gregg 5 resaia,lon relative
to atnaa-importasIon OF goods from Great
Britain.
Ga Monday, Mr.. CLARK, ar Erpes.
Mr.. Nicholson, and Mr. Maeoa. spoke a.
against the resolution.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Macon hawug con.
Guided 'hissemarks, was followed by Mr..
q. w. Campbell and MIR. Jackson
Messrs Gppes sad {, w. u>.mpk-ll de.
klared themselves IN favor OF strong and
decided measures, hough againas MIR.
Grsgg's motion. Mr Jacksea had nc; e.
nishsd his remarks when the house ed.
ieuraed, and had net declared htnscif d..
4inissly,infavor 81 she resolution, or vi any
other particular ,nea .ure, thouga tic aynw
ed that'he WAS impressed with the ntceas.
II of vigorous measures
Msssrs. Clark, Nicholson and Macoo
did no. apcw the particular measures they
were in favor of pursuing.
The SENATE On Mouiav took INTO
consideration The resolution which has fer
some sine. been en- their table. prob biting
She Smportaton iaso the q S. Of certain
ar:iclss from G. Britain. This measure
WA supported by General s. Saith and
Mar. Rayard.
The bill Introduced, by Mr.. Adams, re-
lafiye to foreirn ministers has hsen dig.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13
! WANT TO EMPLOY

A loarneyman Baker:
NE qus'hed u c.a0utt bakery IN New.
~ York, as Fs,rman. A GDgc man would
We preferred. Application to be made TO
Mordecai Miller.
March rs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13
PUBLIC SALE.


H5ll be added to th- Sales at The Vendus Store.
TO.NORkOW, at ren O'Clock,
a New Piano Forte, warranted.
d L S O,
Some Houihold Furniture:
sF0aoag qpbieb are,
sophss, Basesrss Tas!es, Chairs, BedReads,
&c.
P. G. MagReller.
March rs.
JUST RECEIVED,
From Phlaae.p5ia
. blses 9rch Owes, in bottlss ! Of hyperion
S do Anchovies qnaiity.
d so,
A very 'handfore sl1of ment of Fancy Orange
peel Boxes, Fancy Psper Go. containing Look.
ins Cliffs, Perfumes, &c. ard few pots OF
LIa qualify Rouge lae, by
Matthew Eakin.
Wbo la; ON hand,
LiGon Lemons, in boxcs-and f,eh OranA
gcs.
- gavin
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13
William Myers,
Richard Lewis.


JuR arrived in town, and mas be procured on
appicstlon at Mr.. JOHN SELLERS, mra.
cal inflsnenr mixer, in Priaee frest, near
Water HTtet,
AD elegant aOortmeat Of TEwfll1sy-'-
ALTO, a Uar'ety Of CooDs m the
FANCY tlae---
Among Which ara the following Atticle,:
Fashionable fplit Straw Boanets, Of
hyperion eosliiy Ears. /; Tssseifc Saeil Gems;
SILK Stockings; Shoe Bows; Pocket. Books
Silk Slaves Eyauieis, &e. Sc.
Al tn. pe,ion whc has the above Goods will
81, renal. two CT three DAYS in tswr, the Ia
dies and gentlemen are r9aeasd 70 be es'ly ia
heir applications
March II. '3f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13

w fsl@
DIED, on Saturday evening last, at
Dummies, after short illness; much Ia.
msnsed by a numerous, acquaintance, the
Rev. SAMUEL KEMPE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13
March r..
Sale at Public Auction.

Or SATURDAY next, will be Sold, in Fee.
Simp.e lclear OF every incamb ance what,
ever
Two Lots of Ground, on King
,tsses, cppodtc the properly OF R. /. H5oe aud
"a. and near she dizgcnal freee--and
Three Lots on Fayette itreet, OPP
,,oGte The dwelling OF Nj. Jonathan fanco..
The above property will be fold on ibsral eres
dito
Immediately afterwards,
Will be Sold, on ana months credit,
One hundred and fifty thoufand O
we'll burnt BRICKS, In lots Of fifty thouGana
eachs
William Myers,
Richard Lewis.
March II. d5s
T r w r 7 r 4 K Y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

A GREAT Bargain offered in 1856 acres of
LAND, lying in King & Queen county, one & an
hait miles from York River, and bounded by Po-
ropotank Creek the Lands of captain William sbac-
kleiord and Zachariah Shackeford. This land is le
vel, fertile and well timbered, with tolerable good
buildings and excellent water-The abundance Of fin
and oyiters at the very fpot, may ALTO be mentioned
as great inducement to any perfon wifhing to pur
ehaie. This Land may be had low for cath, or
good bonds at ihort payment. For further particu-
lars apply to John II. Smith, the fubicriber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Walkerton, September &c. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

NORFOLK, Sept. 90.

The Officers of his Imperial Majchy's flip of
.s lie :c.: ::,:.:.:!, - 10 =
of nations, Chatting up the flag of diarefs, and
on shore on the coat of the U. S. was fred a,
and afterwards fet on fire by two fhips of the
line and a frigate of his Britannia Maiety, do
expreis publicly their gratitude to the good in
hao'tants of the q. S. for the generous conduct
and care they have fl,ewn to the diGreiIed men
who fwarm from the French fhip. This con-
duct, Americans, is confor,nabIe to the princi-
piles of civilized nations, and will prove to the
OLD WORLD the high opinion we had conceiy.
ed of the hospitality of this NEW WORLD.
September ls. HERALD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

On he fyfdy IF next month, otBe late D7oel;ag oy[.
Of MeriTO'fbe' JoHe', iced. 7oH be ad, tie bicJ-
Fhiddey,
4 VARIETY of Houfehod, Kitchen, Gardening
"A and Farming IMPLEMENTS. Among
the former, are beds, and mahogany Furniture, in
Dining, Card, and Tea Tables, Dsfk and Book Cafe.
&C. ALTO, three valuable Mich Cows and fome
Hogs snd fmalI collection of Valuable Books.
Cath will be expected for pmchafes not exceeding
ten dollars for all above that fun 60 DAYS will be
allowed, notes negotiable at the Bank of VIRGINIA
with one or more endorfers, to be approved by
GEORGE w. SMITH, Hd,n'r. &c.
ofMeriWefber Zones, deed.
September 26. tdr
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with the proclamation" referred to, ofthe eth
RICHARD SODERSTROM.
Philad. Sept. Is, 1906.
" o Z e.


Communicated by order of his Swedih ma
ferry. to the minifers of the two allied courts
1Ruiiia and Great-Britain) accredited near the
king.
In confederation OF the various motives, de-
tailed in the Note of the undersigned dated the
9th of April lait, he has the honor by the ex-
pre!s order of the king his mater, to inform
Mr.. that his maielty has thought it
nccefia-y to order out the fquadron equipped
at Cars Crona, for the purpofe of blocka6ing
all the ports Of his maefty the king of Pru(Iia,
on the Baltic, from the frontier of the Ruffian
empire to that of Swedifh Pomerania, as alto
the mouths of the Pregel, Vitula, Oder and
Pene.
All that is prefcrbed in hmi1ar cafes by the
exiting treaties, with allied and neutral pow.
ers, fhali be faithfully obferved by the kings
fauadron, and they ihall alto find in the tenor
ofthofe treaties themfeves, valid reafons to iuf-
tify them in oppofng every attempt which may
be made to evadc the blockade of the coat and
ports aforefaid.
Mr.. is reoueHed 70 commun;-
cate to his court the contents of this Note.
The undersigned avais himfelf of this opportu-
nifty to renew the aGurance, &c.
(Signed)
COUNT DE FERSEN,
Grand Mariha of the kingdom
ofSwedeu.
Stralfund, the 9Th May, 1906.
MIR. RICHARD SoDERsrRoM,)
Philadelphia.
The 'Swedifh Declaration is here meant, which
appeared in the ENQuiEEs fome time fince.
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Mr.. La TASTE.

ESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens of Rich
c a - nlond' that he intends opening DANCING
SCHOOL, the 2sth September, in MIR. Harris',
brick houfe, nearly oppofte the Pot-O Office. where
ne engages himtef teach the mon faionable Step,
aud Dances. His terms may be known by applying at
the Office OF the Enquirer, or upon the hill at hi,
dwelling houie, between Mr.. Duval & MIR. O'R.iI-
ley's.
N B. MIR. La TATE will ALTO give private LefTons
at has above mentioned dwelling houfe.
September 20. org
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UNITED STATES LOAN (OFrICE

state ef'Virginia, September 90, 1906. i
y Office is hereby given to all perfdns CONCERN.
c.. ed; that the creditors of the Navy per csn.
STOCK will be paid off on the fira day OF October
enlu'ng' agreeable to refolu,on of the commifion-
Ja ;he nnkng fund Paed on the esth of April aft
~. 'er transferring the iaid Stock to Thomas Tudor
uSker, Eiqr Treafurer of the United States. in
tiuh ior the iaid ffates and the creditors of the
o.her Stocks will receive their dividends ON MONDAY
tne iSth-They will execute this delay in me, il /,
hoped, as my commiflion ten days DELAYED with
sne man ny bad heather, ;5 way IL Inc Fofi
.;.a al oiouee'sr Court-houfe, and the reprefez
1Ves Oh my projection, found i, not convent
put me In pohefiion of the Office till the 1871
JOHN PAGE, Ceza
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FIRST CONSUL OF PHILADEIpgfs.

NJ oW\ in training for the laft time, will! run aux
Hoipe, Mare or Celding in the United States
10, 1 FIVE HUNDRED GUIN-As ide p. p. over the
Joeky Club iNaces this fall -four, miles ,pS rar1 VIC
rying fore each. AppicA,ion 70 +. 49,, -.
either the ed tor Of the PHILADELPHIA Gazette or Bal
umore Ielegrsphe, within ! 5 days from the date
~ The Norfolk Ledger, Richmond Enquirer,
shd Warrington Federalia will peaEs INHERIT the above
nve 'es and lend their bills for The fame, to the
~ " '''i' Sr%e'le. sept. lS. ST.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
Join ALCOCK.

I INFORMS the Citizens Of Richmond, and the pub
4 lie he has jun received at his Cabinet Manpfae.
tory near the Fire TnlUranee Office large ahortpent
Of Windfor Chairs and Settees, made in the newea
iaihion and by the be workmen in the iate any cen.
tieman whiug to buy, will pleafe fend their orders
or call at his Cabinet Mandatory where they nav
get good warranted work. and on low terms either in
the Cabinet line or Wndlor Chairs.
June .. ,f