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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13

annual revenue beisg efimatcd at IA millions !;
there will remain clear fvb!us Of more than
two millions of dollars, which might be appro-
priated TO thefe new Objects. "And after the
year 5, no other incumbrance would remain
on the revenue, than the intereft and reimburfe.
ment OF the Louihana tock; the laft payment
OF waich in the year 1871, would complete the
r7af estiggnil5menf of TIE public debt"
"A contamination mott dcvoutly to be
win d for.''
SUCH is the ingeniou. proportion OF the fr-
cretary OF the Treafury; which it is prcfumed
VIII be no lefs advantageous to the public, than
to its creditors.
10 the creditors, it will produce this advan-
tage' that it will enable them TO receive their
deot III iuch large and fen6nie fnms as NAV be
applied 10 the accomplishment of any impor-
tant Object {: whereas under the preTent ar
rangement, their income will be paid in elrible, 3
aimoit without value, and the principal of
Ihe'r debt is melting away aImoG without OBJ.
tervation.
The advantages to the United States are fti!l
more importing
i. The fame amount of debt will he rcim-
buried IN each fucceilive year; and therefore
as far as the debt Can operate. the taxes and
burdens upon the people will he equally divid
cd among different years. The annual appro-
pr'at'on remaining fixed at 200 ooo dolls.
g. Becauie 1t is always belt to experd Revenue
uron iuch uteful Objects. than by boarding up
Teaiure OF $4,000 goo dolls. year, TO furnifh
provocative to war, to extravagsnce, and to
dangerous projects.
8. Becauie no fcheme is Of more fold adyan-
tsge, than to clear the revenue of all ;ncuu-
brance.
he tuipenhon OF the non-importation law
is therefore advantageous, 70 far as it preferves
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mote this very Object.
tration, which fome of its cneni:es declared.
ere 1t rot into power, would nc. faithfully
pay off, but would fponge the public Gebt.
Agreeab'y to the requef of the officers, whole
names are hereafter mentioned, we lay the fol-
lowing reiolutions before Tie public. But while
we thus diicharge our duty as publi.nerc, it is
'mpo'hbIe not to eZercie our rights as COM
mentators.
at meeting ofthe Officers Of 10Th Regiment.
he!a at the town of Lewifburg, in the county of
CTeenorier, on the 22d of October, 1906. The fol-
lowing reiolusisns were unanimouly entered into.
1. F5oirEa, that this meeting do unfeignedly de-
pore The lois OF their late valuable and patriotic Br
gai;eT General John Bowyer.
:. F!sfos@ that in fnPP'ying the vacancy occalion-
ed BY his death, refpe ought 20 be had to fnori,v
and that the officers of this regiment will frve With
great reluctance under any p=rlon eleed fer that
PurPoe' whole rank and qualification may not enti
tie n'nl to the appointment.
%c5Ssi, that copies ofthe foregoing refolutions be
urn.!,ed 20 each OF the Delegates from this county,
i'll the mex; General Aftnbly
Rt'!1fd' that Major Anderfop forward copy to
Major Harvey, the above reio,utions
Rej5!.sy, that Major ,
iaid reioirtion' to the county OF Kanhawa and Ma
fon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13

copy Of theie Revolutions, with the execution If
the two lAs was lke~ife forwarded to us, fgned by
the following officers of the lo6th Regiment, who
met at Point Pleaiant, in Mafon County OH the 9th
day Of November
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13

None can 70 well climate the fidelity Of the follow
ing portrait as thoic who are beA acquainted with
the original.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13

Allyn Prior, Can't.
VIM. Perlop, Capt.
VIM. Bridges, Capt.
Jas. Tyler, Lieut..
JeGe EIugh,, Ems.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13

VIM. Owens, Col.
J. Benhet, Maj.
NlauTis Raynold, Capt.
S. ieuderfon, Cap,.
JrGe V. Bihb"r, Capt.
Fran. Watkins,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
John Lord,

Next doorto NsD~I. Cysj y N4ytiz's--Fore-ja,set
Fl AS received by the late arrivals
from Europe, and now opening for fae
a complete aho7tmen; of
EngDb hatS Of the ne7vef Ialbi9n,
Among which are -
Real iuper6ne mems Beavers,
Large and imall rim'd do. Of the fecond
quality
Few real patent fix do
Mems and boys came's-hair do Of vari-
Gus kinds and sDlors
LikszUJe-A handfome aGortment Of 4fATE-
RICAN HATS and HAT-TRIMMINGs of
every Description.
U Cath and the higheR price Civ
en- for all kinds Of Shipping and Hating
Fo'RS as above. (tD Nov. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
For Sale.

A Few or. caiks Philadelphia Gun
Powder.-AJo, few cafks Of Lime, of
hyperion quality from PaAamaquaddv
quire Of OLIVER EVERETT, at capt R.
Showers Store on Ingraham s Wharf, where
j. for iale quantity Of belt Maryland Corn,
and Philadelphia Flour. Dec. 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

Charles & John Fox,
NJ and 5, SoutB-Sidt Logg-zg1a,f
LAVE for fale,
4 Chefs Souchong Tea,
Do. Hyfon-Rin do.
8 Do. Hyion do.
Of hyperion quality which will be fold very
low for cath or approved credit.
Hl6--A confant fupply of Nail
Rods and Nail Plate.
Dec. is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
Removal.

THE iubfCriber has removed his
Law Office to Pennington, Kennebeck
County, where he 1hail hereafter reGde, and
where thoie who may incline to entruR buff
nets 10 his care, lhaI receive his prompt,
and bet attention, TO thole who furnilhed
his profeilional employments while at Paris,
his obligations of the Gncereft gratitude are
due ; and they may ref aIured, tha; an their
unhniihed budnefs in Oxford County, fhall
fill command from him the fame attention A,
uiuai-thoie who are indebted to him, are re-
queited TO call and iettle with DR.. SAMUEL p
CRoswELI, At Paris, as Goon ~ may be, ia
being authorized to receipt AID dlcharge
them. ZACHARIAH SOULE.
Pennington, Dec. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
T1bomal2en Line.

4 b0Ml/IOH LINE.
TOR fale by QUINCY 3 BAKER,
l. at their fore in 11iI4ze-G,est, quantity
of LIME Of an excellent quality.
Dee 8.
Ingraham & Goold,
Have for }als on lHgr6b4~' "00J'
1000 bulhels Corn
Bbis. Flour
HID St. Croix Ram, excellent AavoF
HID. Retailing MOlafles
Bags Coffee
Bbls clear Pork
Bbls. Mackerel
Bbls. Filth Oil
Boxes Glafs z by 2
Bbls Of Apples.
Likewife, as ulual general aGortment Of
NJ. T. Go1d5 and Groceries,
which will be fold cheap for Cath or approx
ed credit. Dee. g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
following lots Of land, living il the town
Of ShaPleigh in the county Of York, are tax
ed ia the tax bill committed 70 the fubicrIbe-
TO collect, as Conltahle of faid town for the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
I HE fuOfcriber hereby gives pub

HE fuofcriber hereby gives pub
llc notice 10 all concerned, that he has
been duly appointed, and has taken upon HIM
ielf the truit of Administrator on the e(tate of
RUTH KNHP,
late of Bridgton, in the County of Cunber-
land, widow, by giving bond as the law d.
reefs He therefore requelts all perions who
are indebted to the faid deceafed's ehatc. "a
make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to
Dec. 10. ELIAS BERRY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
Thirty Dollars K64Uard !
T OST in this town, on Saturday

4 ~ IT tII4' y m rs Vt tJtIt u4N"
laft, near Loag- Wharf
n RED MOROCCO POCKET3OOK,
containing about one hundred and fifty dol
lars, in nk-biis-beGdes number of notes
and other papers, which will he Of no ufe to
any perfon but the owner, as payment OF
them is Gopped--Whoever has found fad
Pocket Book, and will return i, wilh It's con
tents, 20 the fubfcribeT in Brunfwick, or leave
il at this Office, fllall receive the above re-
ward. EPHRAIM JONES.
Portland, 1913 1lo. 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
Ns4V G2ods.
Crofs & Martin,

herieys, COatings, Fearnought, Dcfeis
Plain and Forelt Cloth
Flannels, DommoJs, Baize
Fancy MKT Cords
Sa,nets Swandowns,
Cotton VeIvet Veaings
Velvet and Nelveteens
Diapers and table Linen
Super fine CaIicoes
Common do
Coloured Cambricks
White do
Copperplare Furniture
Engliih cotton and linen Checks
DO Striped
Cotton Shirtings
Silk Braces Cotton do-Leather do
Camel hair Shawls--Gllz dc.
o., "a, S., Egyptian Shawls,
Iriih Linen
Pattilas
Brown Holland
India Cottons,
Light and Dark Ginghams
Silk Chsmbrays
Cotton do
Calimancoes, Durants, Duroys, and Wilbors
Bumhazets, RUPEES
Thread Laces-CottOn do-G'k do.
Worried Hole--cOtton and fix do
Ladies long fix Gloves-cotton do
Gentlemen swhite fix Gloves
Tabby Velvets
Linen Pocket Handkerchief
Cotton do
Bandannas
Fancy nix Han1kerchiefs
Cotton do
Sewing Silk-Twif
Worried Bindings, Ribbons,
SILK Shags
ROle and common Blankets, Lace Cambrics
Cambria Dimoties
Do low priced
Cambria Shaws
Blue and brown German Serges
Swanlkins, Shalioons
Genoa Cords,
Book Muffin
Back and white Millinets,
Morocco Poket Books
GailuOn
Ferrers
Sewing Cot on, coloured Threads
Black Sinchaws
Silk Vevet
Mufs and Tippets
Figured fix Velvet for Vets,
InoiaChecks
Beaver Gloves
Bee Fringes-Bed Lace
Back Modes
Lo0kiug-Glafes
Rasteens
black satin for CentIemens Vets
Bobbins and tapes
Goa, and Vet Button Moulds
Gilt and Meta Coat and VeG Buttons
Linen Cambria
Black aud white Bonnet Wire
Guerniey Frocks
Oil cloths A and Ga
Velvet Ribbons
Pins
Silk and cotton Umbrellas
COFderoys
Co.tr I'd Wool Cards,
Coffee Mills
Block Iiu Tea-Pots and Spoons
Plated, Brafs, and Iron Cahdlelticks
Sad Irons, Bellows
Pen Kniies. and Jack Knives
Knives and Forks
Iron Shovels, Kettles, ShoveIs and Tongs
Pepper, Calia, Nutmegs, AApice, Ginger
Sal5 Petre
Brandy, GIN, Rum
Sherry
Lisbon IyrNrPc
Red Port and
Malaga
Straws of Tumblers
Loaf Sugar, Chocolate
Hyfon, Young H(on, Souchong
anu Gohea Teas
Groceries in General
Raihns and Mulard
by Glafs
Craze Liverpool Ware
Nails 20d. lSd gu.
Fig obacco in Kegs
400 Boxes fmoaked Herring
5000 Quintles COD Filh
700 do icale do
500 hhds Liverpool Salt
100 d. cOarIe 90
With many other articles too numerous tC
mention. AL ar which will be fold on th,
fe. 10 81 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

The fubfcriber hereby gives pub
lie notice to all concerned, thar he has
been duly appointed and has taken upon him
ielf the tru1 of Administrator on the eftate OF
Joseph DINGLET,
late of Raymond, in the County of Cum5er
land, Gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond a.
the law directs He therefore requeits al
perions who are indebted to the fad decear
eds eftate, to make immediate payment and
thoie who have any demands thereon, to ex-
hibit the fame to
SAMUEL DINGLEY.
Dsn Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
Thomas Hun;er.
WATCH AND CLOCK n.rr.

WATCH AND CLOCK Mako.
Near UHioa W5agf Fo,c-G,ta, Pos,,..
II ESPECrFULLY informs the publ,aL n
has for fale variety W f,n;a.l,rs
Clocks, Watches and 1Tmepiece,. Ws.'s
GlaiIes and Keys The trade fupplird NAM NAM
Maine iprings, Chains, Balance AVA IN, NV
wheels Pynions Verges. Penduluns Wife S-
a variety Of CHINA and Crockcry; aIacl;pr.
Of the belt quality a quantity Of Cider ana
Perry X Fogtheads and Barrels. I'M \. N
London made Ivory and hair Combs. Wy.
quantity Of Spe6tacles fu ted to all ares i. II
ing GIahcs in frames, Looking Glades. ell
variety Of Umbrellas and Parrafalls, RszSa.
Penknives, Scifors, Gun Fiinta and sr-ev
Waters, Pipes, Tobacco, Segar8, Book, n
gardening and agriculture, the Encyclopeds
Geography, Dr. RiPPen's annual Repas,
and part of DR., GiuS Works, &C.
Dec. g. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
FREoH GOODS.

II. & ~. Vlnton,
lave jua received, in addition to their
u Al former aGortment, freih iupPIy Of
aI..4LA COOS
AMONG WHICH ARE,
superGue and common Clolhs, AL colors
Bottie-.reen brown 90 ior ladies Coating
bale Coauugs, | do. FearnOUghts
4 90 fianeis ] do Baizes
2 trunks Calicoes and Camoricks
FiAe 4.iueus, Table Cloths aud Diapers
Large alortment inda-Cottons, Ct cap
~ pieces black ana colored Luitrngs
Sewing Threads, Cotton Servings
CarpeuRg, &c. &c.
4Ags-A few bags Cottonwood, of good
quality, Cotton Yarn, &c. for iale al itore
10. 3 y 4, jane, -Aozg, corner Of Fore ana
FiR-Strssts Dee. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

lanes Chadbourn s. Co.
a 7 their Store, in Forc-Geef directly oPpo-
"a fIte the head Of Union.Wharf have for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
Imported,

imported,
IN fhps Mary ard Neptune, from Liver
L pool
100 oaks god, I'd, lOd, Cd, and !
4d har pr. and hnecaie Nails entitled 70
rs crates very low priced Crocke- Debs4tarc.
~ Ware
so do Juak Bottles
1000 final fixed Lanthorn Leaves
5 tons Whiting Cwy Alum
100 boxes 10 by 8, ! by 8, 9 by -, 9 by
H., By IS, and by 9 Crown Glals
SO boxes No X and No. Common fin
9 do < D do
p do Pipes II gro. each
3 do Go belt tipt, DO do
40 lind Sauce Pans No and
bundles Frying Pans
50 stone Jugs from J to gallons each
~ doz. Tined iron ta6ie spoons
"a DO. Bone handled Kaves aud Forks
100 do B4ck~ood and Cocoa wood han
died %
IS DO lockert Knives
75 do do with pruneng points
-45o "a SIors,
80 bbls fuperhne Flour from new Wheat
40 do Beef; 81 do Pork
80 boxes Chocolate - chefs Tea
Hhds. retaining Noiaifes; bbls. Sugar
400 gallons Linieed Oh
40 kegs Englnh MuRard
50 boxes 5permaceti Candles; White ard
red Lead Sheet and Bar Lead; patent vel
low; Prullian Blue; Yellow Oker; Venetian
Red Spaniih Bro n and digriie-Few
kegs Richmond tobacco; boxes Philadelphia
Starch oaitpe;er 4 tons patent Shot ar
lortment of hollow Ware Engliih 5novels
and Spades white and black Warmth Roll
Brirrtone, W. iFe. forlale whOlelae and re-
;ai', by
jain P. T5urGon 81 Co.
Fore1freet. Nov s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

annual meeting Of the Falmouth Canal
Company.
THE proprietors Of the Falmouth Canal. are
4 hereby reminded, that the time for
holding their annual meeting for the eholce
Of Prehdeut, Directors, or Committee for re
gulating the affairs Of the corporation, Trea-
turer aad Clerk, is on the fr(t Monday Of Jam
uary, annually Said meeting will be holden
at the office Of WOODBURY. SToRrR, in laid
Portland, on Monday, me fifth day Of Janua-
ry next, at ) clock, PM.
ABNER BAGLEY, Clerk.
Portland, l9b Deeeabe', 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
iucillnati.

7 HE Standing Committee Of the Mafachu-
ietts Cincinnati, whole names ale iub-
joined hereby give public notice, that appi-
cations for relief may be made 70 any individ-
uaI of the committe, by The widows and or
phans Of membes deceaied or by luch of their
brethren Is arc reduced to neceiitous circum-
; 0ances ON or before the third Wednesday
Of January next.
STANDING co ETlTITTEF.
Gen. Lincoln, Or. E4Ris,
On JafJoH, On. .rl.Gevy,
Mr.. Calendey, CoL 7u9oy,
Gen Vg's Major Gi5Et,
A4yo) a. Bailey, CAPT AE4yaarA
Map Dre7v, Cq6t G,csn,
CAPT NeboJ6r. Coi Ler,
d. Hart, Maj. Fyot.-gg6qm,
D,. IoqVztc7l, CAPT WiAIqms,
Catt @. B,qJt0r4 M. Sumner.
Thoie ofthe Committee who were not pre-
fenr az the ian meeIwg, will pIe4le to take no.
tee that an adjourned meeting Of the commit
tee will be ued At Villas, On the iir( We'd
neIday of February next, at - O'Clock, a. n.
for The Purp0ie O. conGdering the applica-
tions for relief that may then Ne offered.
c. p. SUM Err, Recorder.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

LOST,
On the 18th of November, in the
Evening, between Cumberland Street and
Fore Street, an
ELkE SKIN TIPPET.
whoever will return the fame, 1halI be hand
lonely rewarded for their honelty, by leaving
the fame at this Office bv
DsS. Is. WILLIAM POIIFYc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24

er felt, s. fron abe s;xth 70 the ~
Their favorable Crisis by meaus os s hs'
or stool, and a bIl'ous Won't des,r,r." WA
fever the eight. day The sickne.s 'a'
minated, and three OF tour days Of Co.,. S''
escence restored 10 she pa,ien, his ss a'''
toned calm. Il the dlsease Should b,S ,''
not 20 follow those periods marked h. IRA
perience, in such case ii ought no, - - !!
ciassed with the real yellow few, =
wonld belong to the class e putrid ~ :,
malignant bilious icyels, of with y
symptoms would be nearly dss,rnT
bat which would render necessary ii. y
efiebrifuges, ia order 10 complete the !
tect of this remedy.
This remedy is also emineu,ly ADAM,
to bilious eho!ics; obStructinq sf.n
ons on The liver ; jaundice DISTRACTED n,
spratior, and 10 a word 20 ali cases ub,,,
The acrid bile OF inverted sccretions mrD,.
Lie, a danger unfortunately too treou-,
In consequence q the INCONSISTENCY CT H. /
climate We live in.
On the advantage Of go important, !,
covery ! will forbCar 70 dila,e. Itnv
much the more precious, as, according
the opininn Of our most learned physicians
we must now consider the yellow fssa a, |
al endemic.
Ehe suthor the batter to convince his n
low citis sns, Will add 10 memoir vh6
he proposes &c have printed, IN The metol 1
o! tsGatment. BY which tc has ob ainetsS5 +
signal success, tie various cures he bg
operated hy this IT ans in divers t pldtn 4
les, during Toe spice Of E years since heha
corncated uSitg il, he thought t
lapse Of nme necessagytc consolidate
oo,er9e,ions cG the poisonous telntnd
the disorder, and the ytc,orious effects d
MS remedy.
- All those persons whom awetf greuDit
confidence shail induce 20. 2dcpl The Use
OF II, will doubtless brcoGe slfenuoHd
vocates # ITS lnfailIbillty, and as wA6e
unfortunate as the rich vii. find aLlhut
hands the same succoor: and Ike game a'
sistanceo
Hereinafter are rnentioued< more'tNN,
hundred certificates, which eSi2oh.! bS
period OF the discovery. "A
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24
STATE OF MARYLARl
Gig of BahimgTe, &c WIT

Re il RENE mbered, thatseu the lvtn
ty sixth day of Mares in the year Of 81
Lord, eighteen hundred aud Biz pefso'.
~ appeared b,fore' M, the spt crjb7r, ma
or OF the CRY Of Baltimore, John ]. I
raud phvsician'cf tie ciy sioresa'd, a eli
zen ofthe Upited Safes, wbo being 'wo'
on the holY eV2nasl!sts Ct almighty Os9
dtpesett and saiyh, that Ia the yes'N9
duricg the pr.yaieoce oflhe yeioT1AS
naut fever 10 the SAID city 81 baiunTsj II
did make The discovery CT neC:nT
which ne is thoroughly persuadscE a"
ain & spiceGc remedy tor the cuH "Y
venJ.oc u that disease during Inc psi"
olive years pzst he has always adHlI1''
ed TO such patents !aborlng under M
bove mentioned disease, as were can1'"'
10 his care, and by means OF II ma; 'n'.I
their cure generally III the f"""S
days by @ssing the remedy n 'o' y
mencemeDt OF the disorder; md o'!"I
s. ,rIicas OF Of AIRY other ; tf1t + ON 'S
py and uniform efecss %Aich nave
s,aniIy a., >nded 1t he renly DeIic''
be certain aad sPec:6c remsoy )"
said disease, aud that 1t VIII S'aHo%
Of tine and expsrie6ce Aho D |sraE
tha, he tie 5epone"t Is ready %~ .n,&
10 submit IL 10 such trla! and PTo4"
be recnired to establish l,s et1c'H'
Ia testimony whereof na''D.
subscribed my name ahd Cav
ecpofate seal Of The ss'd Guy.
affixed, on the day and y"
above written
CSgalJ o,,rra
Mayor oftde city q D~ |,sf
TX The editors OF the Os"JnE
throughout the u. S. are rsqa''"
py the foregoing.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24
To be Sold, at Private .. ~.

>y~I4AT convenient and valuao,r 4 :
/ BRICK HOUSE and Loi n /
in fee fnplc, Situate OF Royal ME- NJ, I,cor
d!ia late in the pof 81 IN Of r T'n5, S..
eer, and now occupied BY M, ao. piin
i is unneceGs,y TO d:fesl0: = s,; w., 70 r'
as i, is preiumed any psrfon w!, win, ssi'i b,
will view tn. property the .e'" ,,cbaltrtS
Reasonable. If it will lu'' the P ,,n.rs Of
per.y will b. fold for an sa'G Tol fpnh..,
GOODS and HARDWARE -,t II. pr:nl0
siculars Apply to Mt. s<'t Ill % Be 81 si':' y
A good and foRicisnt title w. W. Fanb
J0l Aun,o4"la
Hager'.. Town, Ja's Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24

NAPOLEON By the grace Of God and he con.
stitutIoa Of the stale, emperor Of the
French and king Of Aaly, 70 all those
zohs shall see these presents, Greeting:
The interest of Our people, the honor of
-eur crown, and The tranquility OF the con.
T slnent of Eorope, reQoiriag that we Should
secure In stable and dehHitive manner.
the 10, of the people of Naples an3 Sicily,
fallen into our power by the right of con-
rques,, and making besides part of the
great empire, We nayedeclared and do &C.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24

FROM A -BALTIMoRE. PAPER.
HzFhy interesting 10 Tia public IN genera!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24

100yoF q NC c'V5 n,o
TX The editors OF the w." 'Ia
throughout the u. S. are Fsq'''"
py the foregoing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
RUN AWAY!

a SLAVE, named Richmond. aged about
l9 years. Of yellow complexion, sboue
hive feet 'hree or four inche, high and a halter
by trade. He had ON when he went avay a
ssuit co'enred broad cloth Goa. par of blue
checked Virginia cloth partsioons. and ezna-
o"rgs shirt He ran away on the night Of sa-
,ufdAy last the 18th inst and it is presumed thar
nc WI, Nv mixing about this city until an OPP
portunisy cfers of escaping out of IN, st,,. r,
water. All masters Of vessels are warned NOR
to carry him on. a. they will be called a, on Ia
answer II at their psril, and q reward of TT
DoLLARs viii be gwen for his apprehens;on
and confinement in Jail. or for his delivery 70
William Nice.
Richmond, IAN q, 1906. IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
NEW-YORX, Jan. IS.

We are informed, that Mr.. Parish
Who came gu, in the ship Bristol Packet,
from london, is the bearer Of dispa,c hes
from MIR. Monroe, American minister at
London.
Ii is said 'hese dispatches contain mat.
ter which goes far towards establishing
The belief. tha, our COMMERCIAL affairs
with that country, are in fair way Of an
smicsbis and Satisfactory adjustment
and that the remonsirances of the manu-.
featuring interests of tina, country had
more weigh, in producing this change
than the eSerlions of Mr.. Monroe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
SENATE or TIE UNITED STATES
WsDyssDAr, Lanunry ls.


On motion of DIR. Logan the Senate re-
suned Tie consideration ofhis motion for
leave to bring in bill to probibi. the
commercial intercourse between the u
States and the French Island of ST. Do
mingo.
The question was taken by Yeas and
Nays, without debaie-Yeas 2I-.Nsys
7--as follow.
YEAS-Me.srs. Adair, Andersen.
BALDWIN, Bradley, Condit, Fenner, Oh.
man, Rowland, Kiichel Logan, MscIay.
Moore, Smith of Nd. Smith ofN York,
Smith Of Ohio, Smith Of Ten. Smith of
w. Sumter, Turner WorthinEton, and
Wright.
NAYS-Messrs. Adams, HIlhouse.
MitchiiI, Pickering, Plumer, Tracy, and
White.
when DR.. Logan offered The bill which
was read twice.
II prohibits the allowances Of clearsnces
from the tima when due information shall
be received at the several custom houses
OF the passage of the sa until the end Of
the next sessioniof Congre,s.