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TO RENT
Ind immediate petition glren ::

Ind Immediate Petition girea
5CvIXTEEN hundred acres Of land,
~ about three miles from Fcndai's mill, near
thu Lifts Ellis CT 'tomac--T This LAID is Of
good quality and we'll adapted to wheat and
grafs, u,d-r good enclofuses and having ,oleFa.
be yelling houic ana other aeceIiry buildings.
/, is capable of being divided into f:yeral tche.
msnts, 70 as TO fpis applicants. On the prem lies
IS good 5lacktmsh's faaP and tools, and IN ex-
celieu, fsani ios that bniiaef, Tcnsn,s may be
faPplied az fair price with corn, hay ard TOD
der carts, Wagons and pla. ~ ion u.enG.s - al.
70 with fundry work horiss, males and oxen
More than two hand.cd bafhrls Of whcat are
Town on the pren,ifes. kIr George Sinpfon,
living on the premhss, will hew the land and
other property to applicants.
Richard Bland Lee.
Virginia, Feb. is. SAN
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r o b E 4 E 8,
FOR 4 TERM OF TEAR

FOR TENN ~ q : 20 y y ~
NJ O. IL N e E 4 g 4 e,
Tie beautiful couNrRY- SEAT ei the late Loln
Fai,fax --vonsaiiisg
"a spOUT Two bundled ana stTenty h'ne ca ana
an na.f aces Of Land, bounded on one s'ae
sy Huasing. Creek. Upon the frsInlies th l Is
every nec.aary convenience Ieaaihte icf inc &C
computation Of a gsnteel family, VIZ. lManll'
on. Efoule, K;,chea, Landry oa'.k i1ouls'
Stable and Carriage. Houle, a good Garden en-
c,of,d. &c. Poasfing all tile advantage 81 a
moa diversified and extenGye proipeti, healh'us.s
Of d4uation and proximity to Alexandria : u
mde be coulidcrcd as ore Of the mot deifaoie
places of rcfidence in this pat Of the country
Apply TO y,,illiam HeySert. Efq. ct tbs 'o%n'
Or 90 the, >ubferiber near Patuxent ironswoiks'
P.inee.George's county. Maryland.
John Carlyle Herbert.
January Is. la"
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NEW PLAYS,
70, Saieky RoBERT GRAY, BaakJ<l9ty,
King Sfrsef.

The Ocean spesre, an entire new, grand MelO Drama
In FIVE acts
The Venetian Outlaw, Drama in Eve acts
The Sixty-third letter Muacal Farce.
The Viii for tho DSed Comedy in three aes, By no
mas Dibden.
Too Many Cooks, a Mufcal Farce in two acts, by ].
Kennedy, author OF RaiGngthe Wind, Marrinions,
Family Qaarrsls. Comic Opera, in thrse~asts, by
Dibden.
ON HAND
! Cars Northerif Summer
s.--.ss Stranger in France.
WakefsId's Family Tour. through Great Britain and
Ireland
Pcnpfyivans Farmer
Gifford's reiidencc IN France. -
MAYORS Voyage: and Travels twenty four vols (ca9
Univsrlal Eiifsory, twenty five vols. boards
Select Britih Claihes. thirsy-nire vols. {Cali)
Anacharfs Travels, four vols. (calf and git)
Pinkertons Modern Geogr aphy Two vols and Atiais.
TindaIs continuation of the tary of England, from
thc Revolution TO the asesiEon OF King George tbs
9ccoud TWO volumes, folio.
Gibbons decIihe and fall of the Roman Empire.
z FuTgafon's Rome.
Rollins Ahtsn HiaorJ ren vols. with maps and pases.
Hooles trahGation of Orlando furiow. FROM the lsaaa
of Lu6oyico AI;olto, Eve VOLS (caf gk).
Revfsl Code of Virginia Laws.
Debates of The Virginia Convention, on the adoption Of
the Federal Contribution.
IIenings flew Virginia Iuitice.
Letters Of Curtis, by hn Thompfon, OF Petersburg
: Letters of the Britilh Spy
Memoirs OF the Life and Writings OF DR.. Darwin.
Darwin's Temple Of Nature.
Al excessive aaortment Of Englilh and Latin School
Books, Blank account books, Playing Cards, Paper
Hangings Stationary, &c. &c.
NJ 3. Book binding of every de-
serp:ion done at ers notice and reafonabe
february a.
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N @ T / C. E.

f-O thofe wto are indebted to the fubkribsi
i on accoun, Of the Concern OF PssaAnd
. Deaxey, as we'll as Denny and PssstI, that all
who do not pay cf their notes or accounts q
give their bonds with fecurity, on or before the
arff day of May next, their notes and accents
will be put into the hands Of an attorney ld!.
criminately.
Mr.. LEvEk POWELL, jan. Of NJ lddleDGIa
is authorized TO iet,le and receive the deot''a
on account OF that concern, faould any Apply
there in preference to the fublcrber in this Pla'a
Edmund Denney.
January go. '''
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"a co .u.G1E COUNCIL,
aO.h Feb. 1906.

CapRRED,-
T~aAr ire following petfans be appointed
,mniGi ,ncrs for fnpsSistendirg the csec-
tioDs 70 be he'd 10 III. dF.rentw OF the town,
on TUESDAY, the 4sh day Of March next, tor
the caaice OF n-Ino-fs of the COMMON CouN-
GIL Of Alexandra, for the eniuing year, VIZ.
1aco5 HeSsmas,
Si,ss,1 Libby, and for the IA ward.
Jaba Hsafes,
Daniel 1laeltsd,
gsaab Labsil, AID Sfor the I'D ward.
AnaTsev Jamfsf5n,>J
sJan L.yns.
EiY;sn Ysaiou, and sior ths-s1 ward.
W';iLam RfiIy,
Ednaad Deausy,
Re6en Yang, ana sefor the 4th ward.
JAIN Ts6gFaa,
The elections for the GtR ward to be held At
frederick Shack's tavern, on Psiace Rrect; for
the fecond ward at the Court Honle tor the
third ward at John Hodgkin's tavern on King
Rsees, aud for the fourth wa,d at ohm, Stewards
houic, the corner of Primo: and St. Aiaph frcets.
Tssr,
JAMES NJ. MREA, c. G.
February II. |, estk.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to deed of trua from SaNv,
f EL-PosToM to the lubicSiber, will be expoi,
cd to iaie, for ready money, at the ccS..,
Houfe, in the town of Alexandra, on til. ,,th
day OF March next, TWO TRACTS or
L AND, lying upon the north river Of CsesR.
h;n, in the county of Hamplhife, containing Az
acres. The faic will commence at II O'Clock
in the day.
James Keith.
February 8. lsw61
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.OHlccof the Mutual Inlurance
Company
;. xfp.1iast Fire en- G0ads IN IufRi!urc. 81

Z - r. s4
n II a general n,St >. Of the mernbsrs Of the
Il MutuaiaInfu!ause company againf Fire
on Goods aud Furniture In III. :ts.e OF Virginia,
held by aajournmcnt, ae the Grneeal Ctt:c OF
Iaiurance, IN the ely of Richmond, February
9th, 1906
Mr.. Neil M'Couil was eIstscd PRECEDENT.
Samuel s,aau - p, pa,.n' Directors for rhe
jacob FSekler, .naad y $500
Geo. Gfeenhow
Mr.. Robert Birchelt, Director for the diff
lria ofP:reflburg.
William Vaughan, do. Norfolk.
Robert Walker, do. Fredericksburg.
Samuel Cfaig, Go. Alexandria.
Adam, Douglas, do. Winthraer.
Jacob Swoop, do. Stanton.
VIZ. n. FTrzwHYLsoNN, Principal Agent.
WM. Price, C1ihier General.
Est,at7 lfam the proceedings Of the General
Meefiag.
" Any iublcribet, or nember, of this Com.
pany, ynsy hereafter withdraw his inlirance, in,
paf,, or The whole by giving notice, inwrising,
iigaed ~ him, and acknowledged pcrfonally be-
io,e tie PgIHcreAL AGENT, or duly atte9ed
AID certified under the hand of magiltrate and
on paym OF one qlc,a, # enc or more quotas
be due and payable " han, at that time, and be
dlail erccforu ard be cxoncrated from any further
pa nient, or demands for L.les incurred after fun.
fet OF III: day wbea 'n- !ait written nofce lha.!
have been ie:e With tie PRINCIPAL AGENT, and
the quota paid, bnr Hot ifom any payment, or
d.msn5, or account OF tci.-s incatrea befofe sch
le. ii the day wien luch notice lhali have been
lrrftcd az before menticned, ard his infurancc
GaalI ccaie f.om that period, and ii ihal DC the
dn:y OF Tie Principal Agent TO give him ceEti,
fcste of dif:hargc.''
T" RESOLVED, That the prsident ard Dirrct.
ors b. requefcd TO fulmnd, for the present, the
collection OF more than one, quota and to give in
afuftions accordingly, to their agents and attor-
nies, taking due care that their inGructions fall
net prevent the recovery CT ore. quota, under no.
tees that may already he given to members in
arIear.''
+" RESOLVED, also, Tha, on the payment of
orc quota the perfoo paying may have tic benefit
of this inlurance."
The following is an eytraa from the records
Of the proceedings Of the Board OF Dissacrs,
VIZ
RzsoLyaD, Iha, no psrfcn lnall be conf.
dered as liable pay, either the quota which be-
came payable Oh the ti:A day OF Oaote., eigb.
teen hundred ard four, or that which became
payable on the f,N day of October, eighteen
haLdscd and FIVE, except fach as were, to
all intents and purPofes, injured before the FIRE
which happened, in Norfolk, on a2d day of Fe.
truary cighteeo hundred and fcur-- that's, tscfc
who paid their premiums previouly to the iaie
6re."
VIM. H. FIrzwAYLsoNN,.P p. AseSt.
Feb. as. law3w
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IOHN WATTS.

JOHN WA Ios
Fairfax Areet, opPoGte Mr.. JoHN JANNEY''s, has
received via Baltimore,
a Hanljome al1oftment of
FALL 3WlNTER GOODS
Which he will fellow for cath, or on Mort cred
lit, to spnnHual cutomers.
Supcr6ne Cloths and CaGimers,
Winfor Velseteen,
Patert Cord and, Patent Cord Wa;Gcoasipg,
Fancy MoleQsips and Florentines,
Silk Plpfh and Vrlvets,
Sewing Silk, TwiR and Thread,
Leno and Dragcona Null Cloaks,
G:atlemsn'f White and Black Silk Hose,
Do. do. do. Gloves,
Do. do, Spun do.
DO. York Fan and Doe-skih do.
ladies' White and Black Hole,
Do. Extra long Silk Gloves and Mitts,
Do. do. Wath Leather s; Riding Gloves
Sattins. Lutcarings and Pertains,
Luteasioe and Satin Ribbons
Laces and Edgings,
London Hats.
Rofe and EuHil Blankets,
Silk Rugs and Caddows,
Carpets and Carpeting,
German Ofnabrigs,
DowlaGes and Bedticking,
Silk and Cotton Sufpendess,
Imperial and Young HYfon Tcss,
Clover Seed and Seine Irvine, sc. Sc.
Oa. 81 cod.
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~ % T | c E.

a Ii psrfons having any CLAIMS sge, p;@ ,ns
"A eRa,e ofIgsahus Wbeslsr, i''s O :. -
county, Ynsinld, decsaied, .ate I'qpsh.u ~
bring in their accounts, and all shdfs ''0e0,''
faid eRate, are rsga.asd to come i0T 1ss "s
fe,.Ie their acccuats by the hta dag OF N'h
10 longer Indulgence can De gwen,
Ignatius WheeIer' Jun.
IawA
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CentreVlIle AGadelnY.

CentreVllle ACADEMY.
I'm the I'd day Of January next, an AGA
" DENY will be opened in this place Tor tie
rcceouon Of Students, under the direction Of the
Reverend Mr.. .SNYsER, -sEiiited by one or more
Uihcrs.
This Gentleman has conducted different AGA.
denies for the face of feveIal years Pah, win
great credit his department is conlpnant to MS
Iation, and TO he Accomplishments Of tchoiar
he adds TIC happy facility OF exciting III his pa-
ri!s the fymptoms of literary genus, and TO eei-
.vste sheir mental improvements.
In.this inaisution will be Taught the Latin
and Greel, Languages the Englilh Language
gramma5icaliy: Geography, H'toly, L'oeu:i-
CO; the various branches CT the Mathematics
Writing Arithmetic and Beck keeping,
There are few places in cur county mere,ad.
vsn,ageouHy G.ua'ed for an inaitutlon OF THIS
nature, than this-Irs.Gtuaticn is .yery elevated
and the air falubrous; and in he centre OF
remarkably healthy neghboIhocd.; the neeeilA.
,ies Of life are cheap ard may eaaly be procured
The ft.iGtea attention w;ll be paid to the motais
of the Students both in ard cut OF icSool.
The terms of tuition vii be; for the Latin
add Greek languages, including Geography, sc.
sS dollars, for the Mathematics 20 dollars
Rea4ing, Writing, aid arithmetic, Il doi'aFs
Der anau,n, paid qia'ser!Y in advance. q tnaa
contribution viii De required from each pupt toF
the pusoliafs OF fire wood.
Centresillc, Dec. ii. saw3ms
For JAMES WAvca, Sltng :. G..
January II. TF.b. e fawot
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S E E D S.

Bath ef Engash 81 Awe,icon o,,
lhc foflnsr imported thl, iali per II, S ~,
9sf9tIs, captain Wells, via Nclfos ss
--ammg sOkieb ar
Early York CAbrage, Early Dwarf d. r
Screw DO. Early Sugarloaf do. EsrlvN RI. ha'i1
do, Large Imperial do. Large Suaarj. .,s' y
Large Flat Duieh dc. Red do. Green aas w. 49,
low Savoy do. BruG:l Sp,ou,.. c,.. r.. let !.
Red Borcco!e, Colliaower, ,B,oco6, So -" =, s.a
Rye G,ah, Lueern, Butn.tt, .o.eba,a o nN's'
Red Clever Early Daseh lump, Esrlr s s,s4.
dc. Hanover do. Yellow do. Wlrs No.,n, s' y
Rape, Nav, Corianier. Canavay. mi !. w.
uilced Canary Seed, Double Yellow fiv,.4 az
Roots, Fire Durham, Flower Of M.Rars sss
Peas, Garden Rakes, Hoes, Reels and 1 ;EH
Garden Sbcers and bea P;uuing Knives oab..s
quantity Of Lombardy Poplar of ali f,., ,,s
a variety Of Flowerirg shruss, md Roots
reaionab!e te.ms. @
Ali,
An elegant afortmeat OF cat and plsinC,.
China, and Queens ware, Flower Pots Of i
kinds.
He likewife keeps Liquors, Grocs.
ries, Spices, Powder and Shot. Fig Blue, s,,,eh
Barley, Rice, Soap, Candles, Salt Ptue, Alum
Pearl Ah, segars, bea Rappee Snuff, ch.v,rr
and (neaking Tobacco.
H5to far Sale.
The American Gardener, ard Kenneay,
Treatile on Gardening.
February II: dIw.IaYdM
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Has JoT- Sale,
80 hhds. Mufcoyado Sugar.
TOGO lbs. Black Pepper,
Imperial,
HyfoB,
HSfad Shulong, TEAS.
Young Hyfon, and
Souchong
1000 bulhcls Turks Mand Salt,
500 Sp-1ilh Hides,
And GROCERIES, as aiual.
February IL. es3W
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lust PUBLISHED,
BIZ COTTON AND STEWART,
Price one D51gar.)
A new edition with modern improvements On the
ART OF COOKERY,
a1AnHnphaIN AND..RaAY
MADE PLAIN ANDEEAsY

ne, Containing directions how to roaR, boil, ant;
drefs perfection, every thing nceeGary be Zen
up to table.
! 3D. Directions for Soups, Bro,hs, Pudding., Pies.
Gravies Sauces, Haihes, Frcsfees, Ragnuts, Picking
Cakes, Jellies, Preierving, &C. &c, ESta modern
bill Of fare for every month in the year.
There is work this iubjea more complete than
che above. 1t is alto the moa modern as tie Editioa
from which this taken, was publifhed in London,
May 1904 and contains all the improvements in the
arr up TO that time, leaving out many tupe aouous
dimes, and fuhatating Others more sfssal.
fleesmbSr2e.
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LOST OR MISLAlD,

Certificates for 43 SHARES o. i)osohsac
Bank Stock.
z a NY perfon giving information 70 that they
n can be obtained, will confer a panicuiar
favor on the fubfcrlber-
sW.ho has. a Cargo ef St.. Ubes SAIL
for Sale.
E. Janney.
ed mo. 10th. laWoW
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Taken up at my Plantation
T w O Fl q & ..

NuPPOsED sbeut or 6 months o'o' ~"
y weighed alive ,he one weighed ''4 ~ I' ';oht
= cth.S 40 marked with crop o. u, ~ ., 20
rar and fw allow forl. on the left. Inc 0S 'r,.
by application arS:rawbsI'y HILL fs.,. .. nav
", proving property and paying e'a'Ss' :" =.
have them again. crct1oRNE.
I'd MO. 18th.
mr. Clover Seed and a few h anu,
excellent MolaGes for iale at my n.y.
In town.
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BoaYdgng- Houie Opened

Boarding Hou7e Opened
Blythe Sublcfiber, IN Pflnee-itreet,
IL the hou(e lately occupied by Zbonas Pat
'toe, between the dwelling houie Ct DE- Dick
-sn.i Mr.. Hadgtda's fore --whcre a it* grnteei
boardefs May be accommodated orwlth-
out lodging. Apply TO
WsIlsam King.
Noyem.e CT l. coef
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NICHOLAS HINrero
Rsfp,csiuiiy irta;.ts ihis sreaEs -, :, oNs
geneia tx he oath r,.lovea b h, s ~ j
kins.4Iec., riex. door 10 Mr. ,, ~, :, toe /,
eeef,e he ba'6 Jaxhka az ts,lsfs. en-. i
IF '0e .Gsiisa,
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JOHN TUCKER

February II.
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February 81.
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other on ne AN w oPsnioo VIC.
fine will NOT be i'll spent in proceeding iur.
her 10 this discussion, although Shall ui.
.sima.sly bein favor Of ,hv.cea.4a',ies's sis-
ing.
Gentlemen were notscorTecs when they
told us, that although We had-set seyen
weeks, we had done nothing with regard
10 the differences of the United States,
with foreign nations. l believe We have
done something and trust that 1t will
prove efectual. There is one strong rea-
SOP on my mind why We should not decide
on the subject before US. This relates to
the ground on which we may decide ,his
question. mean a suhjecsnot yet bro't
forward, the conduct of Great Britain, IN
relation 10 which it was my with 10 have
made motion before we entered on the
business cow under censidera,ton.--fr From
the issue Of that business we viii be able
to decide what will be necessary IN this.
Iii. shall be thsughs necessary to 60 TO
war che system OF measures will be ne.
cessary. If Il shaIl.be determined to pur.
}sue a different course, a different system
will be required. Oar minds mast remain
in doabtful state until this decision is
made. The SUBJECT now betore us regards
principally oas oasion. Wha. do ws com.
|, plain OF! A violation Of our neutral rlghss.
And yet the subjects net atpresens before
JUS. II on that sublecswe are determined
to pursue pegeeable measures, our course
will be different from that which would
follow our assuming warlIke attitude. In
my opinion it is best that The committee
should rise, and this business be suspend
ed till NC shall decide on toe ground we
mean 10 take with that nation. | will SO
farther and say that ii is not my opinion
that We are IN that unhappy state that will
oblige Us 10 go to war with her, aad # this
shall appear to be The opinion OF major
ity of the house, il may save us from
great expenditure on the object now under
consideration.
('To BE-, continued J
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Extract of letter fran q gentleman in
Lonaon, 80 his. friend in this city.
. 81 The prosperity Of the remaining CO.
lonies occupies the attention Of lord 49,.
a. intimately blended with The interest Of
the mother counsryi batit will be necessa.
ry for them to coop rate with his lordsh.p
by evicning their Willingness and inability
torbe useful. There are dcub.s ensersai,.
cd BY some respecting the utility Of retain
ing:ehc sareds, as they call them, Of Ame-
RIGA, from an idea OK their Being coniipu.
al source Of expense, and exteading our
line of defence, without any probable ad.
vantage, and ought to be coanteracsed as
speedily as possible. T.is cannorbe SO
eHectually done las BY demonstrating your
scapsbility,of supplying the West tn1ies
with Esh and lumber, and ifpossibie fur.
nishing this country with hemp, at least a
proportion of this article. The former
will relieve Great Britain from sor, Of
dependence on the United States, who are
ready e1ougbto avail themselves oft; and
the latter lessen orr dependence ca Rus
STA !; both desirable objects, and which
cannot fail to benefit the colonies. Increass
your consequence, and your friends will IN
crease,
Hemp il an article Of great importance
to this country, and might, / should think,
be productive of great benefit 10 the colc-
MES. It is Already money commodity, re-
quires less manual labor than indian corn in
its cultivation, and is believe as prohta.
bic talso makes employment under: cover
in winter, whenisbersrs are generally idle.
] am informed there are large quantities of
land well adapted to its growth in New
Branswiek. The coloniallsgi.lssuIs could
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From a LoNGox nfayfpaSey.

We undsrftand that il is the intention NJ :,
vernment TO beftow a medal on every ind,y;ISs,
prefrnt in the glorious and ever memorable. ,a"a
of the 2lit OF G6tober /; which rla; Of d,a,s
or is .te be CT the fame value, qualify and =
peataucs 10 every man! ior as the tsns aaD,,
Try marked the conduct If the iowsR icanen {,
the rewards in this inhsrce are 10 be coq,I :
THIS badge is to be hereditary, as a men.s,s /,
after ages Of the moa Ggnsl viaery j,tr 4,
chicyed by BEit.fa arms, and tie grealsf d.
world ever witreHcd.
We uEdcIftand tie medal is to be thus Gam,
ed: on one fte, Lord Melons bead, and i.
day on Wbiaa Tie aesion was fought and o. n.
reycIle, tie nJat's aamc and ratk who cbtai,.t
it, with his ioIsih P's motto ol-.PaAnau, NJ
me.xh, ftzat.
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not aGo2t a wiser measure, than q
bounsies 70 setit going; when II. g's
me,s reallze the benefits, they xa IN 'anl
no other stimulus to pursue il. I, mn need
require large capital, and if a CIV :" 1as
could be formed, who would paw ,,sS psfg
delivery at any of the depots, !, wo. tp'a
peratr powerfully. 10 its infancy. NV \ .
no doubt this government would COM, '
for all you could grow and If the cona asss
chose would continue such cop,,. rsa!
The Rufian army do not contrac,- :,
is is an article of commerce and IL. u
uther, they take the chance of the NAL. ivy
they pay in goods for all The article, Nv
purchase, generally: IL months in ads,n. ny!
In the infancy of such company thar ss
not be expected and perhaps il is nn.. w.
desirableto pay in money, as there a.. INV ;,
few commodities your country prodss..
which Will command il. ~"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01
From the Philadelphia Gazette.
FROM WASHINGl0N,

LIST mo. 23d, io0''
FRIEND RELF. ,.o.
Yesterday morning friend sloan n,' ,s,S
luton was again called up. The r's .o,
adonis called emphatically Beau pa"' =,
moved for pos,pcnemens, but gave . ,,
good reason. The man Lelb was oPP0' =.
70 The pos,poBemeut: Ray Of ie'a ';J i;
for it: friend I'aggars tor 1t, VINO 'a ~ h
was also opposed to the resolution ID i not
.ho't the imposition of the tax w0u'a ss,,,
stop the evil. Fisk was against Inc pm ',o:
.ponemen, and in favour OF the resolu" o,s
what, saith he, do we complain t?I q s II
brethren are impressed BY the s tS. l;.'i,p,
held in cruel bondage, while wei Cnl'h his.
too, friend Refill scruple not to tea, Kid lad
baud from wife, brother from sister, , .
rem from parents, and bring here 10 ' .a,os,
for life? Elmer was opposed 10 P0' =, o.
,ment- The postpoaement was l0S''
ly for it. .,..a th.d
Friend Dana said he considered , m
innate force Of the resolution " # ii,
to this, reproof or aPprooa',oId did ssF
conduct Of Sop.h Carolina ~ .
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01
+. VIRGINIA LEGtSLATURs.

The bill $50 prevent Gaves being nrouchin.
20 this commonwealth" has paGsd Doth houia
of the Genera. AGembIy, and goes inio opera
tion on the If day of Mar next. A iraisnd
this act provides, That If any gsv: hereafter
emancipatcd lEs!i remain intbis commnwsai
more than twelve months, after hi, or her, ish
10 freedom BALL have accrued, he or ihe G,A
forfeit all fuch right, and may be aaplehssaa
and fold 10y the, oyevlee,s OF TIC poor Of any
county or corporation in which he or fn. lhaA ).
found, tor the bene6t OF the poor ofluch cusuy
or corporation.
7St folloquixg Rs1olations paid tie Hmt T
DsAga,es, ON Saturday, and bavs 5sss Jtns
rte Senate fl, Tsaearr.nee:-
Whereas greM iaconveniences have aria
TO the csmmuniey from the inmcsfc accunulIh
on Of bpGneis in the cOorts of chancery ssd Ih'
court of appeals in this commonwealth land
whereas, ,hefe evils refalt from tie defective OF.
ganizatiop s. arrangement OF roe lupsror cOQtA
which n,iEcbieis can only be remedied by and'
fee,ua and radical reformation of our jstGlf
iyfem:
B. it heylts,t ktjoleea, That George Wyt,
Spence. Roane, 81. George Tucker, Francis l.
Brooke, Robert White, Alexander SmyIh, P1'
lip N. Nicholas, Elm. Randolph, John Whs'
ham, George Hay and Daniel Cali, be appoint
ed eommiaioners to prepare and dratt ipch p"
for the reiorGaeion saa amendment of The Pd'n
Judiciary SyRem of thi, commonwealth sn
them ihail fses, moa liksly to ysnedy th' 'ta.
ing evils in the lsns; AID thai ZACH pin Vb'n
prepared. ikali be publhed by the executive I'
the eorlidefation Of The peopi- OF this coun'A
wealth.
Ind be it further Rslo!ved, Tia; the bT r;
tive are hereby fequiled to call upon TIE ''a
conm G9ness, ard 20 recuea Of tiem to peEas
plan in pu.iuanrc of tie foregoing 'sioIuHs' !
and TO turnihi the fsmc to the Executive 50 cn
as the faid commfloness Glsll have prepare ~ "
ard the, Executive arc hereby rescired to Pug%
the fame so soonas they fhali be fuInllh:d 'Np'
ny the fad comDifi 1ners."