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RECOMMENDATIONS.

RECOMMENDATIONS.
yNT have examined the i'm and jssoad volumes
w of the Ehtgtnts Of t1:fl! Knosvlt!se, pub
Eited by Noah WebRer, Jun. Efq. containing Hir-
tor;ca and Geographical account Of the United States
We are OF opinion the work is well conceived end ju-
dicioufy executed. It eomprfes ferries Of facts i'm
Tortant 10 be known and underitood by American
Youth. The arrangement of the fubeS1s, under
ditine heads, is happily calculated ait the me-
niory, and render the performance peculiarly uiesul
ier Academies and Schools. We with peaure
commend i; to parents and inruaors as we'll adapt
ed TO the Improvement of their children and pupils
JAMES DANA, Truftee, =,
ELiZUR GOODRICH, prof Of law,
BENZ. SIILIMAN, prof. chemilry, 20
SIMEON BALDWIN, Judge of the Supreme
Court.
Exsra9 Of a letter from David Ramfay, ECu.
Of Cbar'sfon, S. Carolina, to tie autLer.
SIR have received the two volumes of Ele-
ments OF uisful knowledge and cnly regret tina, they
are not Tor fale in Charleiton. All my influence
ihould be uied in recommending them. l fincerely
with that you may complete your fcheme, and that
your books may become Standard School Books
They fhal be 70 in my family One of my fons, row
IN his eighth year, reads them with delight and has
translated great par, of volume into French 1t
islrtended that he iha tranGae both of the volumes
with 4 double view of imPretling their valuable con-
tents on his mind, and, of improving him in the
French language"
EstrA5 Of a letter from P,eGdent Meigs, of
Geor9ia TO tie dutbor.
SIR have received and examined the fra and
iecond volumes of your ELeueat5 Of Uja KuszpL.ige,
aud have fhewn them fevcral of our mott relpe9a-
bic gentlemen | am much pleafed with your man
ner of deicribing N. America. You have given
luminous and comprehensive view of the country l
fall ufe my influence introduce the work into our
ichoos and al feuinaries for which it is defgned"
J. JOHNSON, has the copy right in all the mid
ae itate' tor . 7be @f,Terifaa Sfeiiae B00t, by N.
Webter, efq" and respectfully folei,s the orders of
booksellers aud Others
Dec. IL, lsO6. ep3t.
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WALLER LEWIS l.

~ " 1iA't-4-K> IL " I'd, j.
z eESPECTFULLY informs TIE public, that il;s
School will he continued the enfuing year. Ills terms
are Tor teaching reading, writing ard arithmetic ten
dollars; Tor Engliih Grammar and Geography ffteen
dollars; FOR Latin twenty dollars for iurveyiug ten
dollars per Scholar; for board T. 20 (eaeh boar der
hndrng his own bed) The School viii commence on
the 10th day of January and end on the ISL, day Of
December. Thoie who may think proper to favor
him with the tuition of their fans are requeletl TO
make it known as foon p1nibie
Loufa, Dec. 9. DC
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Esfras y Lsirr isr ssssrai !iltisiss 70 Is. Se,s-
fzyy Of Wor, dated

Nafsbitssbe,, Oe7o5sr 81, 1906.
Accidental eaufes having detained the bearer, I
am enabled to tranfn,t you under cover the anfwer
OF governor Cordero my Of the 4sh infant Of
which copy has been forwarded, and duplicate
will accompany this.
iend you literal copy of the governors letter
in place OF very imperfect tranila,ion, which how
ever icrves to remove all doubts of the continued
Preenions of the Spaniardsto extend their urifdie-
ton to the Areoy Fonda, within feyen miles of this
polt and confirms my determination to advance to
the Sabine, for which point my arrangements being
completed fhall march Tomorrow morning; but
agreeasly to the idea exprefed In former letter,
intend to propoie to the Spaniih commander the
withdrawal of our troops respectively the points of
occupancy at the period Of the furrender Of the pro-
vince to the u S. and in cafe of his refal i,aii b..
governed by circumstances.
am informed the governor general SalceGo,
was to be at Naeogdoches on the o2d prozime"
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His eSccllency Governor
CoRDEPo, &c.
Noe2gi,'Jn Camp, SEPT. 29@, 1906.

CNcELLENr SIR,
By the hands Of colonel Thomas Culhing, chief of
fhs general taft Of q. s. army, have had the honor
JrGerday to receive your excelvneys letter, written
from year head quarters, at Nstehitoches
Beng unauthorized TO enter into a dircuIion of the
ler'ons and ntcreaing matters on which YOU treat.
hope your evceIierey will exeue me for lranlmittinp
your letter With the utmol CELEBRITY to the Lands Of
The captain general brigaaier NimeGo Sllcedo under
whole orders a6l, and mall ranfnit to your ey
efenfy lis aniwer in the fame manner, by the hands
81 ~ "'I-tr Of my Raft.
Whde lhu' acting, have the horror 20 offer to
70" e''ehe"ey my reipeets and confederation pray
ny God 20 keep you alive many years
sai l.r, your excellence moa humble and obedi-
cnt fsfglEt,
(igHcd)
ANTONIO C0RDEEo.
Ilis fGseIisncy Den Jas Wllkinfor,
ccycrnuf Of Louifspa, and gene
raj ciih, arm, Of the u. y. u A.
n5tfies.
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ANDREW JA&iESON's
ALEXANDRIA, or <fCEEPS.
Nozr LayS;us.

No1c LANDING,
a CONSIGNMENT by Mr.. Tan,icrcn. dirca
q from the Bakery, Of his for. f,n,'a exce,,cr.
Crackers in barrels, half bbis end KEGS. ALTO .,.-
perline Pilot in bills and for fale, a. the Ba
kery price IN Alexandra and eharges at the fore
lately occupied by Menrs Cranberry and Hancock,
ny yaNfrs- SMITH
Who has in nnre, low priced blue iack lit Cloth,
ana a'iorred Fannels, which ne will fcl bargain
ALso-India Piece Goods-cheap.
Dec. .. .r
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TEN DOLLARS PEWApD.

q TEW UULL1NE REWNgD.
OTRAYED or ftolen from my Fable in Richmond,
on the 9th of November two HORSES, one dark
bay, nine years old, long rail and hanging anr two
hind feet .hite, and nos mod The other bright
lay, upwards of fifteen hands rough l,od and few
white hairs in his fiatks
will give the above reward their being deliver
ed to me in Richmond, If Grayed it Aoeu, fifty dol
lars, conviction Of the thief 70 that they may be
brought to Juice. WILLIAM HALrARD.
Dec. D. eptf.
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6. JACOBS
6. JACOBS
Has Jge 'eesiVsd Dir IYpy@
FALL AND FANCY GOODS:
CONSISTING OF

--eoNsIsTING OF
CUPERFINE and common Cloths, Coatngs and
- Kerlsyn,eres, Lyon Skins aud fries, Keldal
Cot,ons, Plains and half thicks, Rofe, flriped and
point Blankets, Manchester and BeDnet's Cord, Fan
cy Vettcoting, Silk, Cotton, Worried and plain
Hofery, Gloves, Durants, Wilebores, Bombs-
zetts and Bombazecn, Iriih Linens and Oz-
naburgs, India Cottous, Canibrieks and Fancy
Mullins, Silk, Camel Hair and Cotton Shawls,
CaIlicoes, Cotton and Silk Chambrays and Italian
Sarcenets, Wells, 6<c.Stc.
Anew Ladder elegant Ci,egbTdn RobeJ mutually lo,c.
The whole of which will be fold OH terms the NOT
reafonabe that Iouadgooi5 can he afforded for.
Gun Powder Jingle and double r. offuperior quail
ty by the Keg.
Nov. 1S. IT,
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JACOB JOHNSON,

WHOLESdLE and retail Book. Seller and Sta
HoUSr.
HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, AT HIS STORE,
FEW DOORS Below THE MARKET,
RICHMOND:
A VARIETY of the mon ufeful works in the
- different departments Of literature, the bea
variety of iycnile Publications ever offered for the
improvement Of the American youth, and all the
comn,.o aud neeeIfary articles Of ftationary.
J. Jobnfon having ex'enive book eGablibmen,
in Philadelphia is enabled to fell on as low terms az
any other h, ME in ihs United States.
He therefore very respectfully foleits the orders
Of country merchants, &c. &c.
- Cain given for all kinds Of clean linen and cot
ton rage.
Nov. 90. 2aT 4gv
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Head Quarter, Nafeiiise5.s,
Oe7o6er an, lSO6.

clNy
have had the honor to receive your excei,ency's
letter oil the goth ultino, by colonel Cutting, aud
iha expect the anfwer of his excellency the captain
general Salcedo, with iocitude
In the mean time ihall move forward towards
the Sabine, to prevent the mnterpre,ation of my
motives eonider it proper to appr;ze you that this
movement ismade foley to demonf,rate the pretenf-
ons OF the u to the territory eat Of that river and
with no kole intentions again the troops or realms
Of Spain.
his itep has been rendered eHentia to the honor
oil the U. s. BY the late movements and oceupanoies
OF ms e1ceency governor Herrera, and it is alto iuf
itified by the petition which the troops of your excel
ieney's command have recently taken immediately
On the wetsern tank of the Sabine lix,y miles ad-
vanced Of Naeosdoches.
avail myielf of a caiual, but certain conveyance
% frahinit this letter to your exceilency and pray
God to keep you in his holy protection for MANY
years.
]. WILKINSON
His exce!ency Antonio Cordero,
commander in chief OF the troops
OF Spain tie eallern frontier
OF the province of Texas.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ME Subfcrber reiiding in the City Of wilamf-
\ burg, is dedrous Of taking few young Ladies
and Gentlemen as boaTders--Her houfe is lituated
on the Lot adjoining Mr.. Anderlons Boarding
School, and has fcven convenient rooms She, there.
FORE il1iters herfelf that Che can accommodate them
to their iatisaeou with lodging well as entertain
ment She propoies TO keep 1eparate tables for the
Gentlemen and Ladies, and her terms will be as mo.
derate as any in town.
ANNA BYRD.
Williamsburg, Nov 81. oaw4w.
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JOHN ALCOCK,

JOHN ALCOCK,
INFORMS the Citizens of Richmond, and tbs pub
/ lie, he has jun received at his Cabine, Manufac-
tory near the Fire Infurance Office large aTor,menr
OF Windor Chairs and Set;ces, made in the newell
ah'on and by the beis workmen IN the Gate ;any gen.
ieman wihing to buy, will pleafe f.pd their orders
or call at his Cabinet Manuis Cory where they may
ger good warranted work and on low terms eis.er in
the Cabinet line OF Windior Chairs
June 6. tf
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NOTICE.
HE pab,ie are informed that 7 zvW not eivr
n cent resvar1 for nbpreben4gng or rrfvn.
ing Ar'niqead McGy, evbO Latelr aljtnfed bin1jcit
from my /srv;ee as an APPRENTICE.
THOINfS BENOLE.
December .. AZ.
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TIE Subscriber thinks proper to give notice, he
L has returned the practice of the law, aud purpo-
les regular attendance in the Court Of Appeals the
Federal Court, and the High Court Of Chancery, ho-
den in the city OF Richmond, (to which place he is
now preparing to remove his reiidence) Due atten-
fion will be paid uch bafnefs may be commit
ted to his care.
WILLIAM CoWAN.
Lunenburg, Nov. IA. eptf.
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LATE PUBLISHED. IN VOLS.
(pRIcR IS CgNTs.)
AND FOR SALE BY JACOB Johnson,

n 7esr Gs0T5 If!os0 he Ncrlef,
ELEMENTS OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE
containing an rhetorical and Geographical Ae-
conn. Of TIE UNITED STATES; for TIE
nf Of Sebs9L5.
BY Noah WEBSTER, Jun. ESQ.
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TO RENT.

10 RENT.
' NE TENEMENT lately occupied by George
j Creenhow, oppoliie to the Eagle Tavern.
Poarlfon can be given Immediately. Apply TO
Geo GrCenbow or to Mr Gai!ego.
News. f.
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NOTICE.
HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders, in the
BANK of Virginia, for the purpose of appointing
Directors of the Bank, and the several Offices of Dis
count and Deposit, will be held in the City OF Rich
mond, on Monday the fifth of January next
JOHN BRO CKENBRoUCH.
DEC. o. ept5I.
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SlR So.

fSR SA;lE,
~ EiLrTAGY cERrIEicATLs:
IJEARiNG Grsr cent interea, receivable q, the
reaiury in diieha-ge of taxes, due previous to the
year 1893. Apply to THOMAS WILSON.
Dec. 9. If.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

II1' NVUOOtNIDLIN
4 ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
"a public, that he has JUL received good afrort-
ment of Saddery and arnefs Mountings IN his line Of
buiinefs-I.ikewife, goci Skirting, Hog Skins, Bag
andUpper Leather. Coach G!afs OF the ben kind,
% by 20, 2o b. 90, and 90 by is.
JOHN McENERY.
November II. Im
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Williamsburg, Nov. 81.

NE JasiS,iJry, LAYING Gpejt9 Of bis IpofJreqyy
n oqabGeverf, ,S71c7s fbaf all fc,feas iade5fS9 10
tio, SOiH 'aHaad Jsf,i, ,brir aesonaf,.
n. WILSON,
NoD,ss5lY2I. (roiCJ
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FOR SALE,
'WO HSe!r. yoaag MA & SERVANTS. 4veN
= acquainted ss,i!5 A91t Li.j:.sjj.-For .ern7s,
&c. empire cftke Printer.
SEPT. Ie. (tfJ
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DOCUMENTS
(coNcLuDsD.)

Aeesmssnyirs tbe P,5fdtrs', sse6sse sftte di.e.
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NOTICE.
a LII perlons bae,isg claims aeainH tie eGatr
L y ofJobn Pendieton. e/q. late of ne Cir of
Richmond dee'a. are reqacgt1 to exhibit them 4.
effber Of tie (a4ffribers as IserGiir as ps1T5hc.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD.
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
HdminjRra.ors.
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saIeS at auetioii.

Or q credit Of one osSfzre r-,ys,
OR 7ssSy He i6fb Of tie ;,esst aonI, r,sv, -viT
Ie eSs'sd for Enis BY FSSiis dsssion, on tie Pre-
mjet:
HE Houfes and parcel Of Ground containing one
l. and a half acre more or lcfs, where Mr.. VIM.
Fenwick formerly refided near Rockets.
Da,ag'2an, Fsfer u SaihaH, dre'r,.
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ftP; nate Sale,

IT u. 'raie Sale,
A valuable T'raa of Land containing $50 acres ~
ing between Louvl,e ard Augufta, in the county of
Jeferion, and fate Of Georgia. afs two Female Ser
wants. Pee. IL. eptl6.
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DUSR s,.-I STONES, or ALL s,,ys: ana
~ PLASTER OF PARIS, of an ~seellen, ou.i;,v.
FoRsAkR, AS USUAL, br
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
Dse.7. [eptf]
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AIKEN ~ andtc,nmi.trdfo Jrii o., re lofb
Of 1do7 1905, negro y,en b. IRE xnme of
HARRf', fk- property Of Joir RorRc-, Err. of
kifenond re oz'ner rs herehy regretted to come
forward and pay charges, or he avW be- jsld to
latisfy bis jail fees, agreen6ly to an al of Alcu-
1I. CiVen Under M, bard Ills eotb doy yui,
1906. 7RIPLETT z. ESTES, j6iisr
Sfbf. Is. am. Hnys2a Count,
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FOR SALE,
4 YOUNG and active HouFc SERVANT Enc
n quire a, this U.ice.
October z. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26

lie esteem OF this excellent man, were
reared as shield to guard the constilu'
ton from the rude invasions of upstart u.
sarpatlon. They are, trust, green and
tourishing in the memory of all men !;
and when they shall sink into oblivion, that
era way be marked as porten,ous of the
downfall of liberty.
MARCUS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-06
PHILADELPHIA, March 8.

Arrived, captain Meade, from 81. The.
mas, left there the schooner Clarinda,
Paddock, of New York, 10 sail in SIX
days for the city of ST. Domingo; brig
nlartha. OF Salem, captain Slnons, TO sail
ia Is days for Turks Island schooner
Adam, Hall, Of Duxbury, to sail in twelve
days, leaky and mainnas. injured schr
Thomas Jefferson, M.Creggor, cf Phlla'
delphia TO sail in SIX days for Turks island
---scheooer Sea Flower, Baker, of Viii
mirg;on, Delaware, to sail fer Porto Rico
in eight days; brig Havana Packet, Cot.
ten, of Middleton, arrived the teath OF
February; htig Jane Of New York, to
sail in foar days tor ST. Croix; the big
Eliza, Slotcseury, dsrrepalrs, szpr ctsd
TO sailis ten days tor The city of ST. Do
miego; brig Sally, PRATT, Of Nsw York,
TO sail for Nsw York, in thirty days;-
brig Farmer Of New York sailed in com.
pany for do. We left St.Thomas the 18th
OF February, thirteen days to the CAPE
The sass day arrived the brig Jupiter of
and fea New York, in % days, and a brig
from North Carolina, name uaknown,
Sloop Jersey, Swain, fram Philade!Phia,
arrived under Jury mast.
Captain Meade insofms that the French
Acct was spoken in the Memo passage by
brig that arrived at ST. Thomas who re.
ported that they had several American
vessels in their possession.
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their citisens, BY smicable nfgociatios,
tina, justice to which they are ent,sled."-
Until this resolution Came iato debate, 1
aastered myself that the Senate would have
adopted lt unanimously. The object of
the resolution is SO very important that 1
could not imagine one honorable memser
of the Senate would 5- found refusing 70
support 1t.
Sir, permit nae to ask, can trus Ana.
rican be indifsrent,o the depredasions com.
.mstsed on our neutral r.ghss, and does NOT
the inpres.mant Of our seamen deserve tte
attention OF the Senate. Every member
must ayow it. In what then do we dlifef!
Merely in the phraseology of the resolu-
ton. did hope for unanlmity ID the Sc
nate, as.wsll upoa the form as the subs ancr
al this resolution. ,ln the, however, 1
an. disappointed, aad as eaanst prevens
il, I,wiil sit down and regret II.
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BALTIMORE, March 8.

Captain Twelfth, who arrived on Thurs.
dav lastia the snow Paragon.from l. ghorn
favored Us with French aud ltaliaa placards
containing several of the earlier buKstlns.
which VIC had previously published, re.
speeding the movements Of the French ar.
mics. Not suppsslps any thing later could
be received by this vessel. we made no fur
Their enquiries. Contrary to our expectation
however, the, following official letter. trcm
this mornings American, the original of
which is lodged with Us, was discovered
among q bundle OF old haudLills, and was
sean by the gentleman who received it, by
the mf1est accident. So much for its lying
dormant so long. OF lis authenticity the
reader VIII draw ms own conclusions 10
ASSIST him 10 which, We have annexed the
remarks of Cobbest, merely 10 shew the o.
pin,on entertained Of the result of that bat.
tie ia London on the 2lst Ct December.
The efficislletter has this superior voucher
above all the bulletins, thar, unlike any OF
them it has the signature OF she Preach
minister OF war and the next general in
grade to Bouaparte himself and may be
looked upon as containing less action than
they did.
The reports of this moraine, said to Be
brought,by al arrival at Philadelphia, are
wi,hou, foundation; gentleman Of the
6rs1 responsibility having left there yesser.
dav aud assured US there was no such
arrival theTe, nor :any recent accounts from
Europe.
s(Eedeyal Gazeue.)
There follows tiele.ters Of generals Ber-
thier and Beauharnois, published In the
ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER, Of yesterday.
From Co5bsts's Register, Dee. Fl.
The government bulletin, Of the 1esh
was much of the same stamp as the former
all hearsay but that hearsay suSlimated
into official au,heatcity by the manner of
communicating it TO the public.
Official advices from Hamburg Of the
18th, state that an esteferte passed thro'
that town on the 18th from Berlin, bearing
the details Of the battle between the allies
aud the French, 10 Moravia. The event
was not accurately known to his majesty's
minister at Hamburg, but he learned tina.
though the cesre of the allies was defeat
ed on the second. they had resewed the
battle onthc third, and that it lasted during
the whole Of the fourth, and probably in.
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"A LIST OF ACTS
Pasted at the first session sffhe
NINTH CONGRESS,


4. An act making an additional appro.
priasion for the naval service, during the
year one Thousand eight hundred and Ave.
2. An ast supplementary to the act
making provision for,the payment Of claims
of citizens of the United States en- the go.
vernnent of France, the payment of which
has been assumed by the United States, by
virtue of the convention Of the fhirtieth
April, one thousand eight hundred and
three, between the United States and the
French republic"
3. ,An act to provide for lighthouses in
Long Island sound, and to declare RoSba-
ry, in the state of Massachusetts, to be a
port Of delivery. 4
4. Ar act making an additional appro-
priasion 10 supply the deficiency in the ap.
preparation for the naval service, during
the year enc thousand eight hundred and
five.
S. An act making provision for defray.
ing any extraordinary expences attending
the intercourse between the United States
and foreign nations.
De al asethaAiDS ioItt6I aPPtOPaIds
tioa for the suPPor' of the library.
Z z. An act for the relief of The governor,
secretary, and Judges, of the late territory
of tia United States, nortb.west Of the
river Ohio.
8. An acsss repeal, in par:, the fourth
section of an act entitled g An act to AL.
thorise grant of lands to the French in.
habi,aBts of Galliopo!is, and tor other pur.
poses therein mentioned
9. An act authorisipg the sale Of trac.
of land in the town of Cincinnati and state
of Ohio.
10. Ar act to suspend commercial in.
tercourse between the United States and
certain parts of the island of ST. Denim
go.
II. An act extending the powers Of the
surveyor general to the territory of Loui-
s;ana, and for other purposes.
30. An act for altering the time of hold
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PUBLIC SALE.

Purlaantto deed Of rruf from Samuel Hiltas
TO the iubfc,ibsrs, will perempsorhy be fold.
on.SATURDAY, the 81 day CT May, az
half pat 10 O'Clock. op the psemiies,
a LOT Of GROUND, with I'VE HGU.
n SEES, Gtuass IN the fou,h eaa corer of
Dekrssnd Union free.s. Terms, &c. will be
alade known at the place Of fale.
JAMES DAVIDSON, 3r.e
PC. MAR TELLER geeF''
April "a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-24

ing the circuit court IN The district of North
Carolina, and for aboiishing the July term
OF the Kentucky district court.
IS. An acr declariag the conssn, Of
congress 70 an act ct the state Of Pennsyl,
vaDia, entitled an act TO empower the
board of wardens for the port OF phlla.
delPhia TO co.lect certain duty on tonnage,
for the purposes therein aenuonsd."
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-24
The Subfcriber

/ INTENDING very foo to leave This town,
Z ard the difile of Colanbi2, Isquefs al thofs
indebted 10 bin 10 immeelasely make payment,
or thsi accounts will be left tns ca.le a,ot, thso'
h, mvdiaa of the Isg. .D.mands a, aintt him
will De paid cnbring P.eiensed.
The fuoferbcr having entirely declined buff
ntls here. be tstsby gives notice, thar he Wi
rot be aniwcTabIs fo' c.e4rts gwen to any pe.lsn
szrkatfvtr,. III his .pamc: ard that this not,ce
will be pleaded in har q any claim, hereafter
made or Profecpsed agaiaa him c1 fuch account.
20. w. Janlen.
April,-s4 d3r