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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14

GTtI0cg 9 q tStteE IF0M Wena0fr OIL
Congress to a geHslemaa in this tozvn,
dated March S, 1906.
"This place afarAs but Ets!e ne,os..--
The house Of Representatives. have been
engaged for three days past ia discussing
a mOiian fer prohiSiting the importatioa
efBrisish Sosds, 70 20 into operation
some time hence, in case our differences
With the British ,government are not in
the mean time adjusted. 7his orepositi-
on has and .OiA meet with po.ucr|ui op-
position, andhis d!fes.h euen TO- guess
sOhdi soiHbe its fate. But there are sun.
dry other nsotioas befove the house, some
thing different rom he one no1U undtr
confederation, respecting the s0me SUD
jeet, and ITdfher suppose some one II
them will pass"
The Senate, VIC understand were yes
terday engaged on the bill brought in by
Mr.. Wright, relative to the impress-
ment Of our seamsn,-after some dis.
cussion, the whole was struck out except
the words, BE IT ENACTED, that q new
bill was then reported in in room, which
met with similar fate. g.. .
CWashingtoa FsderGAst.l
The Richmond Enquirer, after Civ
ing al account of Mr.. Sayre, says
3" since his arrival, Mr.. Sayre has made
some communications to q friend here
that must, when puhlickly known, not
merely excite curiosity, bat the wonder
Of every citizen at America.
1--WE are informed of project by the
northern papers, to be conducted by &C.
neral Miranda, but we had NO idea be.
fore that this plan was the most extern
sive, aud above all thiAgs, most likely
to change the face of affairs through the
universe"
The Enquirer then goes on to state
the conj.ctures which general Miranda's
expedition has given rise to, and con-
cludes by saying, .
/" Another conjecture, infinitely more
important than these, and more deeply
connected with the affairs7 Of our own
country, rises upon Us. We must have
more time to consider il. II Is mach too
iEeertsst TO te lightly tr"''sdto a public
paper" 49, % ~.
From the USlTED SrArEs' GAsETrE.
An e6seroatisH d "a Jsreigneraas tie Fee
deral City, talen from his Tournai.
I'd month sth, ISoS.-1'his day came
10 Washington City, and passed on the
roata company oGblack slaves, the men
chained together. tho children in a cart,
4 black looking person driving them be-
fore him, carving large loaded pistol
in his hand. This company I afterwards
saw passing under the walls Of the CAPT.
toll where congress sit, and near the front
OF Stecle,s Hotel, the principal. Ian 10
this place, where stood the chief justice
Of the u. S. number Of other Judges
and members of congress, the apostles Of
liberty of this day-yet this affecting
-sight did not appear to make the least im-
preston on any Of them, any more than
! a company of dogs or horses might have
done.
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in French and itaLqn. ;of which \she fol-
icspiag are fvaaslatedca5ies. Tnepabrr
on phich iheyars printed bears the FtsseA
stamp. and they appear TO haue been ~
tended for general circulation. They
Ipsre received byl the late arrival Of me
( Paragsa, a. this port, from Leeharn
and Iiaiaga: She lsff the Farmer place
: tie Ian IF December, aadthe latter ne
1stAe january. H. ..~. >..& # .
BLooD7 RATTLE Of The "a DEC.
3 Between the French 6 Allied forces.
Translafed for tie american. =
Copy ofa letter from Mar >hal Bsrthie1,
minister Of war and major genela al Of
the grand army, to Marshal Massena.
--~- PoRTorlz, 18th Frumairs,)
.... (3d Dec.) year I+th. Z =
lam impatient, marshal, to send YOU
back your aid de camp to announce 70
you the brilliant victory which we have
jus, gained over the Russian army. They
were drawn out 10 array before Us 70 the
number Of &C, 900 men, Of which Is ,ooo
were Austrians. On the 10th they made
amotion In their left wing to stack Us,
and to surround cur right It was evi-
dent they nedi,ated an attack on the lth.
~ The emperor, as usual with him, pre-.
vented this BY himself commencing the
attack at the break Of tay. The battle
listed from 7 O'clock in the morning to s
in the evening. The Russian army was
entirely destroyedi $4,000 prisoners Ia
keni 5000 killed aud 40 pieees Of can.
non taken possession Of. The guards Of
the Russian emperor were attacked by
those Of the emperor Napoleon: They
were entirely discounted; the eslonel
and one third oftheir officers taken, the
standard bearer, all their artillery, and
in fine the whole body of the guards, a.
well horse a. foot, to the amount Of
5000 men. were entirely cut 10 pieces.
Almost all the Russian generals have
fallen into our hands. The emperors Of
Russia and Austria had the greatest diff.
6culty to save themselves across the
marshes and lake, into which they
threw themselves, were drowned. expe-
rieneing the same tate a. the Turks who
threw themselves into the sea, at the bait
tie Of Aboukir. Our troops are now
pursuing the small remains Of this army
once so arrogant. For further details,
your aid dc camp win relate to you what
he has seen and heard. have but bare
" time, marshal, to write to you thus
briefly, as you know we have few mo-
ments to spare. ihave received the let
ter in which YOU informed me Of your
junction with gen. Marmont.
The major general, >.N.
(Signed M. BERTHIER.-
A true copy, M. MASSENA.
A true copy, general af'division,
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BALTIMORE, March 5.

The editor tenders a tribute Of dis
1oarmesf thaaks to fhe commercial friend
.uho politely tsrnishe.i him .pith rug dis.
sia,et printed sheets, tie contents Of bath,
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MARTLMSBURG, March "A.

Died on Tuesday morning last. after a
short illness. DR.. JACOB P. HARRIS,
JarG@ng time an i"had;'H"t Q this t0.0a.
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STEPHEN WEST,
RICHARD w. WEST.
HARRIET WEST,
BENJAMIN ODEN.

Prince George County, (
Maryland, March II, 1906. ]
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

The Hoaie o. Representatives. of the territo-
~ OF Orleans have rifco. Previoully to their
fiGng they adootsd uaasiaoEay the following
addreis 20 the PreGdent Of the United Stsiea
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON. :
PsssIDESr OF The vsIrgD STATES.
SIR,
TIE bssft ofnp,cfrtafives Of tie Tsy'ifoyy
efOrksas, tssefrafs6 svifb a Jrrye Of ne tniseat
Js,vices ysa ba-s rendered ,or, e0nrfU, and i'm
,,eg'9 quit6 roe kisbsE r/bea ia, thar aoyd0n
arS ,sks,hr, 4ybnb radaeed a free 3eepk 10 eaa
yeu 10 Jex, fsjsSf sisva.ed faisx, yfize a0it5
ticetar fbr Jf,a nsmsrr Of fbsi, Ltsyaaf've 'sy-
nnee. 10 eGi~,ss sf,be1 stsesn and e'IaA<ree
qSe a4vos eeuln, ef,sp nariy's baaff'rfI'. 3.
kxe seexsisd ysar Sfrfmiss; and sffbe otn'.y. an
J6deiiy qrhb a1bicb yssy imts'i0m Ssfa, b01f
bosx Iye5arssd, fbs Jsf,ases JSsrS'tfsf rafisa
are nbs r<egsfvoeoi fesimosiss.
Ifay eireHr,asres e'riI ex'ies fbr Jsnf y
Eai,(nan ai,,sdy esylbidsoz' By a t,m and able
Esssrf Of ibe eiva and ,sigon ,igth J nen.
IL rssrI Be yss, osrds7 m fbe acarJffis~ sf Leui-
Ga~a. fss kapx ndl,dnfte dsmini0si Of fts y.
s,sn,. esssty, bybly JavsnsS ;, "oiss; as3
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
From the BALANcE.
American Captives in Tripoli.
Ex,raa trsn he .Js~rah ef DR.. Cetvdsv
k,ff during bis eoeiiUi.y in TrYef
I CON rINUFp. ]

CONTINUED.
ApgUR 3.-The American lquad-
ron, under commodore Preble, con-
fitting of one frigate, the Conltitu-
ton, two brigs, three ichooners, and
feven gun.boats, at about two o'clock,
2. M. commenced an attack on the
batteries and gun-boats OF Iripoli. |
food on the top of the cattle, -where
| had fair view of the engagement.
Three of the enSny's gun boats were
captured by the Americans. Two
Turks fwam on ihore, and were car
ried before the Baihaw, who gave
them each fuite of clothes andsa few
dollars. They faid that many were
killed on both fides.
AuSya 5.--1he American fquad-
ron anchored off Tripoli. was or
dered to drefs the wound of name
luke, who had his hand, ihattered by
the buriting of a blunderbuis.-l am
putated all his fingers but 6ne. with a
doll knife, and dreiled them in bung-
ling manner, in hopes of loiing my
credit as lurgeon in this part OF the
country, for | expected to have my
hands full ofwounded Turks, in con-
fequerce of the exploits of my brave
countrynen.
Augya o.--At about u o'clock
the alarm gun of Tripoli was fired.
The Tripolilans al took their itations,
and went rhro' the Mahometan pray
er, by kneeline and killing the ground
feveral times, with their faces toward
the eaa, all with as much regularity
as the exerciie in well difoiplined
army. Their military ranGuvring
was a fcene of the utmoit confufion'
l got permiilion to go the top of the
cattle, where had a mott extenfive
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converlation about my country, and
our fquadron, which was then in
fghA and conliaed of eighteen fail.
He faid that for two dollars he could
repair all the damages that The bom-
bardment did in his rown---that but
one man was hurt by the ihells--that
what he had been offered for the A
merican prifoners was about 5c, dol
lars per man--tbat he would make
them earn that fum in two months.
He aiked ne whatI thought my coun-
try would give for me- told him
did NOT know. He faid he would
not take twenty ,houfand dollars for
me TO which / replied, that | might
then exped TO remain in ilavery for
life. He patted me on the thoulder,
and faid, | mutt then content mylelf
TO fay with him. | aiked to 90 and
fee our men, but he Tefufed, laying
the Moors and Arabs would kill me
they could catch me.
dRgaf I2.--Our fquadron hoilted
a flag OF truce, fent in brig and
ichooner, and fred gun. The Ba-
lhaw did not, and lwore he would not
anfwer it ); and iaid he would not
treat with commodore Preble. A
truce, however was afterwards held.
Conful O'Brien wiihed 10 come on
lhore, but was retuled.
AHgnf I3.-Another truce was
held, when The Paihaw demanded one
million of dollars for our ranfom.
One hundred and twenty thoufand
dollars were offered and refuIed.
Anguf I7.-The Balhaw informed
me that fifteen Americans were found
drifted afhoreto the weltward of the
town, and that one of them was an
officer, with an epauiet on the right
lhoulder.-We fuppofed they were
men who were deitroyed by the ex-
| ploiion of the gun boat, in the late en-
gagement. | aiked permillion to go
with two or three Of our men and bu-
ry them and the Balhaw toA me l
might go the next day. Our (quad-
ron lay at anchor off the harbor. The
inhabitants had chiefly moved out of
the town, thro' fear of another bonn
bardment and the Baihaw ate, drank
and nept i'll his bomb proof room.
Several tribes of the back country in
habitants had lately come in and Offer
ed their fervices TO the Balhaw--in all
not more than one thouiand men Ma
ny of them had muikets without locks,
| bur had fort of match TO put fire to
them. They we're amoit naked, half
aarved, and without difcipline. When
they are goins to battle, or appear
before the Baihaw, they run TO and
fro, ihaking their rutty mufkets over
their heads, all crying Holtout Buoy !!
| q am my fathers fon.) Every tribe
has prieit, or what they call a Mara
bewt, Whole badge is a fmall green
| flag, whichis carried in his hand or
truck up at his tent. They pretend
great Kill in prophecy, in which the
people put the utmott faith. They
prophecy, fucceis in battle ; and for a
fmall fun of.money, enfure any one
againlt wounds or death in fighting a
Chriltian. They often get on emf
nences, and beckon and fng TO the
| American vefeis to run on ihore.
They prophehed that another Ameri'
can vehel was TO get on the rocks, and
the Baihaw fully believedit.
TO ne continued.
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Offbe Pru1fan Hrmies.

FRANCONlA. NvxsMBrRe, ocr.17,
Letters from PaiIAu. at the coniiuence OF the
lnn into the Danube dated Oa. iSth. hMe.
that the RuiIiaps had appeared on che banks o'
,he Inn, and had fsnt dctachments over that
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| Bavalisns, under Bernadouc and Msfmoct,
they re,ircl and have taken new poa'ion /;
wbcr-, II j. fsid, Gcrcrsi Kuraiow, she Rui-
! fan Gc eraliaimo, inseEds 20 wait tor the
French. His line extends from the Initial (nesr
PsGau) along the Inn, 10 The Sazsch. and 10
Silzbpfg. &c. Gen. Mrerfelt commands the
left OF the Auaio Rufian line.
II 10 isid great Misunderstanding already
exits be,~sen the AuaIisn and Rulian COM
manden ---
OF PyuHa.
Ger. IS. iSos.-HD Profian Msjetty has
adlrened circnzrI letter TO the Franconian so-
,thon,ies, 10 which he ftates. "'fhat he 10 TAX.
ing the noir riilcacious meziares 90 iheiser HE
faithful iubletts from ne vexaticns which they
may experience, siom ,ile unioieieen pahase OF
troops belonging 10 she Deiligerenr powers but
that thr.c ncafases and preparations for defence
arc Only 20 be cOnGdeTed AZ a iufc means to tf-
,ablith periett and firet ues.rally Tor the
PFoiiisn territory. All olhei in,efp1i,iops mnit
be carefully ayyided." There Ia no date given
TO the above letter.
WuRTzBuRcH, GA. 3o.-The Emperor
% knEia not having been anle 70 engage the
King OF P,udia 10 repair TO Poland, has gone
10 Zee him az Berlin, where he arrived on ,he
sth inh. The Interview OF ,his monarch with
his P. NJ. will not produce the feiults ~h.ch
many pesfons expeet from it. The Cabinet OF
Berlin. independently OF the iaft proclamation
publiihed an ae prineipa.i,y Of Anipach, has
clea.ly declared its intentions by toe ofieial &c
clssa.ionS. Ia ihe lalt no,e deiiyeiri 20 Mr..
Isioret, AmbsG dor 10 France, AID TO General
Dofoc, il is laid " That H. NJ. viii Iernain
faithful 90 the principles which have hitherto
directed his political conduct. aud viii be con-
aan,ly animated by the dehre Of procuring 10
Europe INC advantages Of peace. in co6curfing
wi.h all MA powcr. by bis mediation, 70 hap
py conciiiaiion of the differences ~hic, have
kindled the Han,cs of war;" The mogives OF The
military difrcG.ions wh ca have taken place,
and OF the aac naiiog os icveral corps # lhc ar
nv are thus ex plaincd g Al theis meliufe'
have no other end IN yis~ .hanto iniure 'he
neutrality a"d pioseSt ,hc territory Of his
Mjeay." -7---g
MADRID. Od. 7. iSos.-Gen. O'FaTil
has received orders 10 march 20 iiaiy. with Sooo
troops, which a,e deainei TO EiSutia, to garn-
ion tie principal place 10 tina, kingdom.
PARis, Nov. 7.-Leten from Saples ifsre,
that tteaty had been concluded and iipned be-
tween france and Naples, by which the neu.
,rsi,y Of the latter i, guatantced amt that the
French troops will immediately eyacuate the Ne
apUliran dominions.
BERLIN, (P,tDFa) O6t. zS.-YeAerday TIE
Emperor OF RpiiA arrived 10 this city. He !:
| accompanied by nvmerou, AID sPendid iui'e
! RE ha, had an interview with his M'jeny al
Potfdam. Ee " Ill repair 10 Bohemia III tea
days.
From BAVARIA. GA. zs.--An ACTON tock
place between ire RuHi,n AMI Bayarian troops
in the neiehbourhood OF Osiiing.
l. ----s,S=,s,syzSax ~ x<-s,s.s~------
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view of the fea and land, and aw the
American fquadron approaching the
town. AT about one O'Clock the at.
tack commenced, and the battle foon
became vigorous, with tremendous
cannonading on both fdes. | now
beheld the melancholy caialtrophe Of
the explofion of one of our gun boats.
! faw. the mangled bodies ofmy coun-
ltrymen precipitated into the air. For a
few moments, general iilence took
place, when the firing commenced
with unabated vigor. | faw ihells
explode, and fet fire to the town in
many places but the houles being
principally built of ftone, mud and
mortar, the fire did but little damage /:
The fhells and lhot, however, batter
ed the town very much, and almolt
denroyed fomc of the houies. The
firing ceaied at about a, P. M. when
the Zip John Adams joined the
fquadron. The Balhaw had a bomb
proof room in his cattle, where he
ftaid during the a6tion.--On hearing
the expiohon of our gun boat, he ven
tured out to take peep, with the
precaution of having Marabea0t or
prieit, feal finall piece OF paper on
the top of his head, with Turkiih or
| Mahometan fcrawl, with ahurances
that it would entirely fecure him
from all danger; but he foon return
ed TO bis cell. The Turks all wear a
paper of this kind, fewed up in a lit
lie velvet bag, with aGurances from
the Marabewt that il will protect them
in the greatelt danger. The Mara
bewt gets fun of money for thefe
| bleGings. lfa Turk gets wounded or
killed, it is fuppoled the 'bleAed paper
was too old, or not placed in pro-
per manner. In the time OF a6tion,
the Marabewts get upon loMe feeure
place, and cry to Mahomet in the mott
difmal yellS to let them conquer their
enemies; +; and beckon to the yeilels to
run on ihore or be defroyed. Such
of our crew as were able, were put
70 work, and drove about like hories
or mules.
| Augua Io-Lcwis Hexiner, who
lately turned Turk, went by order ol
1.-THE Baihaw, and told capt. Balm
b,idge the particulars of the two late
actions. The Balhaw informed me
that the late commander of the fchoo.
ner Vixen, lieut.. Smith, was commo
dore Of the gun boats in the late &C.
ton, and was by a muikst lhot through
his head. Our men complained OF
being drove and beat about at an un-
merciful rate, in conlequence OF which
they petitioned the Balhaw, in the
! following terms:
To bis Excellency~th Grand Ba-
fhaw of Tripoli The petition of the
whole of the American priioners mott
humbly iheweth
| That your humble petitioners, when
doing, with all their power, as tney
are commanded, are mott cruelty bea.
ten by cur wardens, toned, infulted,
and fpit upon by the folders and O.
theirs required to carry burthens
impolible for us to fultain, and chat.
ed and bruiied until we are or loon
ihall be unable to labor at all.
From the many acts of juitice.
.kindnefs and generofity we have ex
perienced from your excellency, we
cannot fuppofe thar fuch conduct i
authorized by your commands ; OF
that we ihould be puniihed for what i
out of our power to perform or fo'
the action of Others which we have nc
agency in, & which we cannon prevent
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To be continued
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
JOHNSON 81 REAT,
JEWELLERS 81 SILYER-SNfITHS

JEWELLERS 81 SILYER-S1fITHS,
Haze for aie at ,Lei~ fore three door, 6eiszo 1e1,
Taylor and B,o7vnf Ytndae 06sse, and Je7e Doors
above TIE Bell Tavern, the foiiozving ar'ieies, Sg=:
DLATED Tea Pots, Sugar Difhcs, and Milk Pots,
4 Tea Urns, Gator Stands, Candle Sticks, Defer,
Dihes, Salt Stands Table Spoons, Sugar longs Cob
let's Bread Baiets Decanter Stands, and plated ham
died Knives and Forks.
Silver, Table, Defert, Tea, Soup, To-day, Sauce,
Muitard, and Salt Spoons; Silver Milk Pots, Tun,-
blers, Sugar longs, Salt Shovels, Pincuhion Rims
and Chains, Sciiior Chains, Cloak Cafps, Hooks and
Eyes, Netting Needles, Tooth and Ear Picks, Bod
kns, Pencil Cafes Thimbles, Shell Snuff Boxes ilver
mounted; Fruit and Pcnknives.
Tortoifefhell Combs ornamcntcd with gold of eve
ry fize and defcripton from Is dolls. to SO cents,
Gold Watch Chains, Seals and Keys of various pat
terms, elegant Pebble Seals Pate and Gold Earhoops
Of different zes and patterns, Miniature Settings Of
various fzes Mourning and Fancy Locketts, let and
Coral coloured gold mounted Necklace, Jet and Gar
net Necklace plain and neat, Gold Neck Claps Ena-
melled Fancy and Mourning Bracelets; Cold Cohonk,
and Silver Sleeve Buttons Gold Studs FOR the leeve
and Collar; Plain, Stone, Heart, Dog Collar,
Topaz, Pearl, Comedian and Mourning Rings, and
Breat Pins of almoa every defcrption, all of which
with an additional fuppy that they expect very foon
they offer upon the mof moderate tsrH,s-1hey will
alto urnh any article in the plate line upon the mort
Ell notice.
NJ B. This highea price given for old gold and lil-
yer. December 2. eptf.
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WILL BE SOLD,

Hg,ecS6iy 10 bf 7OW Of Lyme SbaetcLfoyd, deeH at
Cayies, in HeWieS County, on 7ae1ay he 6tb of Ya-
nDayJ Heni, ali DsPojoaaI5Ra efE,iddssedeni, Gon-
.G6igg ef-
II OUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture, Plantati-
L A on Uteniils, about $50 barrels Of Corn, 200
buhels Of Wheat, and forage of all descriptions A.
bost four thouiand weight of fine Pork, Stock Of all
kinds, among which Isl fine brood Mare, and levera
likely well broke Mules
And the Thurfday following at Varina, about
500 barrels Of Corn, GOO bulhels Of Wheat, forage,
&c. above added to which iome excellent Sheep.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purela-
fcrs OF all lums above ten dollars bond and appro-
we'd fecurity will be required with ntereR from the
date, which hall be RENTED upon puneiual payment
nm. CHAMBERLA7.NE, Exs'y.
Dee. ~. Iaw3w
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ENOCH SULLIVAN,
oFFE9S FoR S.lLH,

OFFERS FOR S-iLE,
lit bis Je7velry Store, nenrly appetite TIE Eagle,
4 COMPLETE alfortmeut of Gold, Gilt, Sill
"A yer, Plated, Japan'd & Cutlery Ware, Yarns,
Tea-Pots, Sugar Diihes, Mix Pots and Spoons,
Rims and Caters and bottle Sliders.
Silver Watches Seals, Keys and Chains, and Watch
Materials, Sand Crucbles, Ladies and Gentiemens
Morocco Pocket Books, and Purfes, Glove Ties, c
aitc Carriers, fix Puries, &c. Ivory aud bone che-
men and boards Backgammon Tables, Battle Doors
and Shuttle Cocks, iatn wood Tea Caddes, Ladies &
Gemtlemen's drefing Cafes, patent Suipenders, hat
Covers, &c. Guns, horiemen's and pocket Pitols,
Swords and Dirks, f,vord Knots Belts Saihes Epau-
lettes, military Feathers &c. Flutes, Flies, Drums
Volin Strings, &c. Powder Flaiks, hot Belts, bird
Nets, gun Hammers ard Flints, Whips, Canes with
and without Swords, boot Jacks and Hooks, Spurs
Horie Phlemes, &c. Rafors and raior Strops hayiug
Boxes and Bruihes, Violet and Windlor hair Soap
Powder, Bags, Puffs & Ponatum, tooth Powder,
Edences, Reaves's Coors, tambore Needle Cafes,
Pins and Needless ScifIors aud Thimbles, hair Lead
ard Slate Pencils, Ivory Paper Folders letter Racks,
&c. Ivory, Tortoifeihe and Horn Combs goggles,
Spe6acles and Cafes, key and curtain Rings, Ink
itands, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, Candeaieks and
Shutters, bread Baikets, Waters, Tea Trays, Knives
and Forks, Britannia Metal Mugs, Tea Pots, tea
aud table Spoons, gafs globe Lamps for Halls tooth,
comb Cloths, hearth, Floor, Troubling & fhoe Brulh
With variety of other articles connected with the
above enumerated.
Articles of Jewelly or Silver Ware, will be execu-
red TO patterns or Description, with difpatch.
Higheis price will be gwen !nr old gold or FLYER.
L. SULLIVAN.
Nov T. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
General assrliibIp of ylirginia,

E*traa5 from THE Journals oftbe Roye Of De-
hGgafe5.
We3nfjaay Dee. 10, 1906.
Mr.. SempIe from the committee appointed
on the part of this houfe to examine the trcafll.
rer,s accounts, made the following report
The committee having according to order,
examined the accounts Of the treaflirer. from
the LIT day of October, 1905, TO the sotl day
OF September, 1906, inclufive, find that, at the
lat fettlement of his accounts, OH the soth day
OF September, 1905, there remained in the trea-
Jury balance of one hundred and twenty-eight
thouiand fevenhundred dollars and forty cents
iince which time, the treafurer has received on
public account, the following fums, viz.