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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

THE executors OF John Mcfarland having;
determined OH closing their accounts bv
the FIRST day of January next, viii on the
18th day of December. next, at the late
dwelling house of John Netherlapd,, dec.
proceed TO SELL. to the highest bidder
The stock of CATTLE; HoCSss SIZE =, p
CL.1N7d1IO.N UTENSILS and abo,t.
fsty barrels of CORN, and 10 or 15OO lb-
OF good PORK. All persons having claims
AGAINST the estate who have lot made them
known, are requested to bring them for.
ward on the day of sale, as provision will be
made to discharge them. The stock of
cattle !: equal to any III the county among
them is Bull worthy the attention of any
person wishing to improve his stock.
AT the same time viii be HIRED. for.
the ensuing year, six likely FELLows,an
sundry i2USEHoLD rURNI9URE will be
sold. The terms of sale will be on a cre-
tlt, with approved security.
FRA. +. HARRIS,
JOSIAH SMITH, (Er,r.
RlCHD. SWITZERLAND. }
Nov. 18th, 1906. Of
". At the same time and place will be
Gold, four or FIVE likely Young Me-
GR0ES, for cash or on short credit.
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ADVER TISEMEN f.

TIE Surveyors ofthc different counties in
Virginia, who are in arrears to the Col
lege of William and Mary, are earnestly
requested to pay up Immediately their res
pectiye balances
WEN. COLEMAN, Bursar
TO the College Of ". 81 M
Williamsburg, Nov. Is, 1906. 2w
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ME the subscribers, Judges of the Ge
w neral Court, have pursuant to law al
lotted the Judges of the respective District
Courts as follow {; Richard Parker and r
bert White, jr. esquires, TO the Districts of
Winchester, Hardy and Monongalia court
house Paul Darlington, jr.. and Francis
L. Brooke, esquires, to the Districts of
Richmond, Petersburg, Brunswick court
house apd Suffolk; Edmund Winston and
William Nelson, jr. esquires, to the Dis
tricts OF Frince-Edward courthouse, Frank
i'm, Washington courthouse, and the Sweet
Springs in Botctourt county; Joseph Prem
tbs and John, Tyler, esquires, to the Dis
trcts of Northumberland, King s. Queen,
Williamsburg and Accomack courthouscs.
End Archibald Stuart and Hugh Ho!rr ~
esquires, to Stanton, charlottesville, Ere
dericksburg and Haymarkct districts at the
next succeeding terms thereof
Witness our hands and seals this fifteenth
day of November, one thousand eight hun
drei and six.
Joha 7ylcr, (sceL J
I'm. .N-isor, IL. Cseai.
4o5rrt White, .jr. (Seo!. J
Pam Carfiagton,jr. CSeal. J
.Erch'd Sfuart, Cseqi. ]
Erejicis z. Brooke, (seGL. J
Hug. Eointes. Cscak. J
Published by order qJrthe Judges.
Wilson filler, c. c. c.
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SALES at AUCTION.

- II AEo at q w ( ION.
N Friday the Sth of December, will DC
- sold at auction, at the Office of the sub
scribcrs WITHOUT RESERVE,
SIXTEEN Baies of Goods,
LATELY IMPORTED, CONSISTING OF
"a and 81 Superiine Cloths,
Forest Cloths,
Casimeres,
Coatinss,
Nap't Frizc,
White & Colorcd Plains,
Bennett's Cord * Swandowns,
Rose K Dulle Blankets.
Terms. Six and nine months credit ON
ali sums above ono hundred dollars, the
purchasers giving approved endorsed ne
gotiable notes.
TAILOR & BROWN, V. MS.
Nov. 26tb, 1906. tbs
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~ O TICE.

2Y virtue of deed Of trust executed nv
~ Edward Lewis, OF Buckingham county.
to George 5. Har@, of said county, and John
Erwin, of Pendicton county, to secure the
payment of four hundred dollars, due from
said Lewis to Thomas Pcebels, of Favctte
county, and state of Kentucky, will be
ScLD, on the tenth day Of January next,
IN the town of DuiguidsvilIe, buckingham
county,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05
The Subscriber.

THINKS proper to give notice, he Has re->
sumed the practice of the law, and phrpo-
SEES regular attendance in the Court of AID.
peals, the Federal Court, and the High
Court OF Chancery, holden in the city of
Richmond, TO which place lie is now pre-
pairing to remove his residencc.) Due atten-
ton VIII be paid to such business as may
be committed to his care. :
WILLIAM COWAN.
Lunenburg, Nov Il. If
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FOR SALE.

ny virtue of decree of the county cour.
- of Aibemarlc, made in the case of ,ii@
caiah Chiles' executors against Mcnan
Mills, WILL BE SOLD for CASH. ON
the premises, on Friday the 10Th day of De-
cember. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05
JOHN PUMFREY,
Book Binder G' Sfatsoney,

REGS leave to inform his friends and
~ the public, that ne has removed to the
house formerly occupied by Messrs. Duns-
mure and Turner, two doors below his old
stand, where he keeps on hand, made of
materials ofthe first quality, and best work
manship,
Letter Books, Record Books,
Invoice do Sber;Es do.
Tobacco do. Pocket Ledrers.
Day do. .- Memorandum Books
Journals x Ledgcrs, ruled and plain,
Account Current Copy Books,
Books, Cyphering DO.
Bill Books, &c. &c. &c.
Receipt do.
Wlth veriety of Other articles used in
Mercantile and Legal Professions, which
ne ohers for sale on the most liberal
terms.
He has also far Sale,
Writing Paper OF al, kinds,
Drawing do
Blue Biottipg and Cartridge 10.
Wrapping do.
Parchment and Pastehoards,
Ink Powder, Black and Red,
Japan and Common Ink,
Durable Ink, for marking on Linen with
pen,
InS-Stands of various kinds,
Pocket Books and Tablets,
Calls and made Pens OF various prices,
fenknives,
Sportsmen's & Pocket do.
Playing Cards,
Message do.
Rivers Water Colors, and India Ink,
Led Pencils Black and Red,
Camel Hair Pencils,
States and Slate Pencils, sc. &c.
likewise an assortment of School Books,
and Paper Hangings-Books ruled and
bound tn any pattcn.
Orders faithfully executed, and Book
b,nding on evevcry description performed
with fidelity and dispatch.
y. b. Elegant Looking Glasses & Prints
IN FURNISHED Gold Frames.
hov. 21 3w
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MtCAY and COWAN.

81 AVE just received b. ne late a, rival. from
! London, srge and fashionable assortnenr
OF w aICi4ES with variety of articles of
JEWELLERY and SILVER WORK All.
soi an assortment of WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS and MhTERIALS--which with their
former stock rend:Ys heir assortment very ge-
nerai-a'l OF which they oner al the lowest pri.
oes, for cash
Richmond, OAober 9th 1906. IF
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One Ne gro N1n

Named Charles, the property of said Lew
is, to satisfy the said debt. The sale will
begin at 10 O'Clock in the forcnoon--due at
tendance will be given by
JOHyV Err VIM
Nov. sth, 1906. 3wl
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EDUCATION.


ME subscriber respectfully informs tho
Z public, that he will continue his
SCHOOL at his house in the lower end of
Albemarle county, where he teaches the
Greek and Latin languages, the Enehish
fongaage dramatically, Conlhosition, and
the Rudiments of the Mathematics.
His price for boarding and tuition, where
scholars find their own beds and furniture.
is twenty-eight pounds for ten months, one
third IN advance, the balance at the expi-
ration OK the term--Two months of the
year, May and October, are allowed as va !.
cation. Where washing and mending arc
done, his price is thirty-two pounds, terms
as above-For tuition alone his price is
eight pounds; one half in advance, the ba-
lance at the end Of six months.
Parents who place their children under
his instruction, may rest assured, that par
ticular attention win be paid to their mo-
rats, and every assistance sforded to pro.
mote their learning.
To accommodate parents who feel dis
boscc to educate their daughters, / would
Poard sig or eight little girls.
JAMES G. WADDU,
October 9TH, 1876. cm
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We havs Lafely receiOed,
FOR SALE

FOR SALE,
W bids sugar Is boxes cotton & WOO
% bbls do. cards 10.
5E'O'bs green coffee 4tons castings assert
~ hhd- hntisua rum ed, viz. po,s, ovens,
S do Windward Island sktlIe,s, spiders. and
do. irons ,raks,tis. ,.d
IL hhds. N L. rum wagon boxss ~
II b5is do do $50 Sacks salt
II hhds moiasses l0G bbls cut behring's
casks Malaga wine so do whole do
20 tissccs x bls. v'l,,ssy IS do shsd
4piPes apple brandy A0lba s9ansl indigo
Is ibis do do Is lbs nur,nerx
l2 Crates Lvcspoo. 100 pr mems fine shoes
ware assorted so do coarse 10
IL do stone do $50 los Glaubsr salts
ne haOe als0 on hgnd,
tron Loaf sugar
SefnirH'. Crawlcy and Tanners & Liuseed OIL
shs'erd Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race 8; ground ginger stones
PIPER Ground plaster in bbls
pce Good manufactured 70.
= I" + powder hacco by the ksg, for
'ot assorted aizes reta.liaS
French brandy | Tar
Sic. Wedding hoes
Cheese ! Nests y,oodware
Torsht and utnails, Bed cords, leading lines
assorted sizes and tuine
5ai,!f Necklace
Glass ware, viz IL ut | Stone iugs. butter pots
tumbIers and decan- chAmesr p.-s. wash
scrs' assorted sizes hssens, bak. pans,
,ats chuvns. &c. SC &c.
Ne daily exped TO receive, 4 quantity OF Sherry
Vine. Window Glass, Copsrass and Alum. al,
'fwhica articles, we will sell ut small ADVANCE
.sor cash, approved paper or county produce.
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond. May 9, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

~ gentlemen 7vhO h0la sIbscfi1-
non paters for tie rev and im,b,ovsd caifio7 of
tEhCUsON's LECTURES (tc5fcb il re.uk
b,oNgb tie Pess) e'e regulated to ~, yd,G 70 t5is
21fec. ne ea,lv fosS,ble af,f oT lie names az
'edcy o5tnircf qte subseibfioa SviH b. febf o6ea
az f5e ggOsk 70 6HJAs5ef OAo,e, o.
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MATTRASSES.

MATTR ASSES.
CAS be had on very shod no,ice. MAT
N-%'.RASSSES Of al sizeo g. kiuis, ag,seasIy
TO order. nthe corner house, sam. ,qua;, below
Mr. Ics Oar nsdatt'5. near ,be market,
and next door TO Mr. Jacob Johnson's
book s'ore.-hi5o, BID5 furnish !. and old
mattresses worked oycr.
Jno. S. Pleasants.
June 5. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

%EW PUBLICATIONS.
The Stranger in Ireland,
OR II TOUR
In ne Southern and Western f,arts oJ'fAat
country,
In the year 1906.
BY JOHN CARR, esq. Of the honorable
society Of the middle temple, author OF
Northern Summer or travels
round the Baltic; the Stran-
ger in France, s,c.''
"ORiGINAL ANECDOTES Of FIRE.
Derrick the GREAT, King OF Prussia,
ard ofhis family, his court, his ministers,
his academies, and his literary friends
collected during . familiar intercourse OF
twenty years with that prince; transiat-
ed from the French of d. THIEBAULT,
Professor Of Bellies Bettrcs in the royal
academy of Berlin--in vols. price four
DOLLS.
Few works have been presented to the
public so Justly esteemed in Europe and
America as this. The Author has deliuc-
ated the Character of this great man in
manner so ingeniously that no person can
read it without feeling a qualification which
lev works are calculated to produce in
similar degree"
=" Life Of William Pit.
"Late prime minister fGreat Britain. with
Biographical notices Of his PRINCIPAL
Friends and iliustrious Cotemporaries."
"Charnock's Memoirs of Lord Nclson'
" Moore's Epistolary Odes, and other Po-
ems"
The Revolutionary Plutarch. or anecdotes
OF the Bonaparte Family"
" I.few offhe above interesiinc- 7corks
arc just receiUed g. for saie at THE o0Fce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05
GROCERIES.

Ivy TICKETS in the Second
Class CT the william and May College Lot,er,
ave foY sale at this Office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-07
CHARLESTON, Feb. "a
(sigpeG)
RIVIERE.

Capt Fhlers arrived on Saturday morning
filled from Liibon on the 9Th January bu,
bTings no news Of Importance.
Intelligence of the battles OF the three enoe-
rors, in The beginoing Of December, had been
received both partiesIaid claiu, to the victory
When tho news frft reached Li[bon, the French
celebrated the event by feafting, &c. A mort
time after a packet arrived from England.
when the accounts were reverted and the En-
gllih in turn publicly rejoiced at the triumpbs
of the allied powers.
a few days before captain EhIers failed, 2
fleet of SO fail of EngIifh merchantmen from o.
porto, under convoy Of three men of war, left
Ifbon for England. Eighteen fail of Swedes
left ST. Ubes the fame day, in order to take
protection OF the convoy--bnt the next day, All
the Swedes returned into port, having feen f.
ver'i fail Of armed Veficls, which they ffppofed
were French. IL was reported at Lifbon, that
the Rhglifh merchantmen were all taken. This
again was contradiGisd; bot il was added, that
another fleet from the Mediterranean had Ger.
tainly been captured. inns.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Friaar, EFT. Is.


On melton of Mr. DAYTON the HouG- ref1lv.
ed itfelf into a committee of the whole on the
fate Of the union
The resolutions OF felee committee relative
TO the notification of ports and haibours were
read. W.
The hrt refolution appropriates one hum
dred and fifty thoufand dollars to this pur.
poir. r.
Mr.. DAYTON advocated the adoption of this
Y refolution. 'A''
Mr. Clinton Thought the propofed fun in
M'hc'snt tor the purpoies contemplated, and
PARTICULARLY as it applied to protecting the hair.
botr Of New-Ysrk. He thought the pofture Of
ouratfairs demanded vigorous and liberal rnea.
fures,
Mf! Smile moved a pofponement Of the fur.
fher confederation of the report. He was of
opinisn that if the u. S. fubmitted to the inf,,ts
and injuries heaped upon them, there was no
necelaty for mourning the propofed expenfe.
Bat iaoald the government mapifef a becom-
lpg iPr't OF rehftance, lie would be willing to
re'oFe 10 any meaiures of defence called for by
our h!uat'on. lie, Tor this reaion, thought it
e"pen'ent' IN the hrlt inftance, to decide the
conrfe of meafireS intended to bc pnrG,ed,
Mr.. Cook fpnke againft the morton Of ,oa
poucment-whch was likswife oppoled by
Mr. Dawion, who exprehed great f,lrprifp NJ
INC conrie purified by gentlemen ON this fub-
lce. Whenever it had been called ND II had
oeen followed by q motion to defer il, notwith-
itandingthe critical tate of ouraHairs. He u,asof
opinion that the fubject ought Immediately TO
be acted upon, and that the intereft and dionitv
of the nation were not to be protected by mere
defamation.
The dueRion Of pofponement was then taken
aud loft '"''N'
MIR. Cook moved toinfert 800, 900 dollars /,
the room of 10000 dollars.
Mr.. Early moved to frike out 10000 doll
lars. wv
Mr. BidwelI oppofed this laft motion. He
was willing to make his limited appropriation.
rs the prefent oljed was the repair of exiff;no
Notifications. Did the quefllon turn ,tt,on ma
King new Notifications, IL would REQUIRE a verv
difrtsbt confederation. ~
The motion to ftrike out 10000 dollars ua.
IoG, was
Mr.. M1cou then fpoke agafnf the refolu,iop
he believed that IL went to introduce fVffem
of defence which the h1tiun could mo, bear
lie laid The report embraced three rnddes of dc.
fence by fhiPso the line, by gun boais, and
by land batteries. Tothe feyenty.fe h.. yoas
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Gurupean snte!Iigenrs.
NEW. YORK, Feb. 81.

BY the fchr. Two Brothers, the editor of the
Mercantile Advertiser received file of the ST.
Chriftopher Gazette, TO the 9Th inf. fror,
which the following articles are copied
BAssETERRE, Feb. J.
On Saturday laft his Mliefy's Fleet, under
Adm. Duckworth's command, conlifing oftbe
Superb, SIR J. 7. Duckwortli, II guns; North
cumberland, Rear Adm. Cochrlne, "a +; Cauo-
-pus, Rear Adm. Louis, so; Spencer, "a; Dom
negal so; Atlas, "a; Asamemnon, Ga; Acaf-
tn 4o-iai'ed from this road to leeward in
iearch Of the enemy, His MAjely's floop Kings
fither, having arrived that day, and COMMUNE
Gated the important intelligence that a French
Fleet of !ai! ofthe line and / frigates had been
ieen on the 25th ult. in the Mona patiage -
thete are faid 10 he part Of fQuadron of 10 fail
of the line, 10 frigates, and one brig, that fail.
ed from Brett 40 days before.
On Monday lat, three heavy fhips (fuppofed
to be part OF the fclttered French Fleet) pa!led
this road to leeward. We Gncerely hope they
may form junction with the Britiih Fleet.
This day ihp arrived from Antigua bound
for Quebec, by which we learn the following
important Intelligence She left his Maieity's
cutter Nimble at Antigua, which had arrived,
exprefs in Ii days, at Barbados. She brings
the very intereiting account, That Bonaparte
on his tirit onfet with, had fuccetsiully attack
ed and taken from the Ruliians, all their artil!e-
fy--that he was attacked, however, in return,
The proceeding day, when mon dreadful laugh
ter entned, the renowned Gen. Matfena, with A
coniderable number of the French being killed,
retakiug their own, and capturing great part
of the enemy's artillery--that Bonaparte was
retrsating with all pofIibie expedition. In this
action the emperors of Ruilia, Germany and
France were perfonally concerned--that his
Prufiian Maicty had Joined the Coalition, and
taken Doi1clliOn of Holjand--th,t Cir I,u.s
Craig had effected his landing with the Britiih,
as had alto the Ruflian troops from Corfu at
Venice that Lord Cathcart commanded the
! Infantry, and his Royal Highnefs the Duke of
Dent the Britiih Cavalry, on the Continent -
that feven fail of the line had made their efc ape
from tome other port of France and, that
Admiral Lord A. Beauclerc, with fire fail of
the line, may be momently expected in purfuit
OF them.
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RHODE. ISL AND.
PROVIDENCE, FEB. IS
COUNIERFETTRPS.

AS the public mind is mich agitated at this
moment reipettng the many perfons who are
aDPrehesded as being concerned in counter f;t-
ing Bank Bills of f-vrrui banks of the New.fn-
gland States; by reqneh, 7 give 4 lit oftbe Err
foTS' names who are nov in Providence coal.
and the number of plates that are in potfrGion
of the authority, and tho(. which are difcover-
ed Which are not procured as vet.
Per!ons in Providence goal, viz. David Ri
CHARLTON, jun. George Lee, Arnold Sayles, AR.
mold Hunt, George Smith, Oliver Owen, Ma
thaniel Bowdiiii, of G!oceAer; Waroer Smith.
Eikanah Spears, Seth Appleby, of Smith6sld .
Jcfe Morfe, Silvanus Conc, of Douglas: Phi.
lip Brown, of Oxford gore; Joel White of
Oxford town; Thomas Emmerfon, of Uxbridee.
Mafachu'ettS, and Charlotte Tiff, alias Clarke.
of Thompfon, Connecticut. Uoon the eyan;.
nation of the above named prifoners, ti,ey have
all confehrd their guilt except Elkarah Suears.
Nathanial BowoiiIh and Seth Appleby. Shonid
the evidence be complete againit them, their
obAinacy will he upon their own heads.-Tbc
plates are, United States Branch Bank. for 10
dollars, Warren 8, Smihfed and s, proyi
dence S, Glooeher 10, and 9; CheD,ire Of
Keeue, 8 Nantucket Pacific s and 10, Man.
haitian 5, Salem 6, Richmond 8, portfnontb &.
Plates not procured Porifmouth' of ~ dols.
Nantucket and 4, Lancl1er 9, Chefhire 10.
Portland s, and Smi: hfield :.
WHEELER MARTIN.
Pro4idence, FEB. Is.
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he cared very little ahout them and H. Was
oppofcL to the proPoted appropriation for for
tihcatons on land.
MIR. DAYTON advocated the rstolution.
Mr.. Cook froke in favour of the reioution !:
and made a fpeech of coniilerahle length, in
favour of ap2ropriating larger fun than that
contained in the refolni;on, and in favour of
energetic meafures aud 4 naval Establishment.
Mr.. Early oppoftd the iefolution.
Mr.. DAYTON replied.
Mr.. Varnurg- fpoke in favour Off;
Mr.. Clinton moved that the committee thoultl
rife, to allow further time for examining the
fuhisSt.
MIR Elmer oppoftd. and Mr.. Macon fupport-
eG this motion, which was carried. -
Mr.. Dawfon gave notice tina. he would again
call up the fubject on Thurfday next.
The re!oution, reported by Il ie'eet commit
tee, to pyolibit the importation of llaves into
the territories of the II. S. was agreed TO, and
Il committee appointed to bring in bill.
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Although we till remain without receiving
any aniwer TO the proportion made to the
french government, in our letter to you of the
9Th September lat, relative to general ex-
change OF prlloners OF war; yet delirous always
to promote the intereftS of humanity to the ut
mott OF our power, we have not ceafed to re-
leaie and lend to France, from time to time, all
iuch French priioners Of war, as from age,
wounds or other caufes, appear not likely aeai;.
to become active enemies, and we accordingly
embrace the preient favourable feafon of the
year, Tor lending from BritoI about forty
French priioners of this deicription, who will
be conveyed to Moriaix in the llme veIrI with
this letter.
IN making this communication to YOU, it is
Mt that we ffould requef of you to exprrIs cur
hope to the miniitsr of marine, that The fine
motives which actnate us will induce TIE Frt.icb
government To fend immediately to this conn
try all fuch OF the Brti!ll pritoners in ,liei- poi
ieihon, as are from either Of the cauies above
mentioned becoulr amt for any active fervicc.
ard consequently cannot add to the force OF
FMS country. Among the priioners or this
DESCRIPTION. we beg TO recommend: to your no.
tice, lieut.. w. Dalycl!, who was made prifon-
er on the fourth of January lalt, and who so-
pears by certificate from the furgeon who at
tends him, of which the encloied is copy, to
be 70 much dabled by the wounds which lie
received at the time of his capture, as to re-
quire the ntmoff care and attention of bis fami-
ly. We have only to add, that if tie Freuch
government will releafe this young Officer, we
Will Immediately releafe any French prToner of
equal rank whom you may point out to US, ii,
exchange for him.
(Signed)
RUPT. GEORGE, AMEsosoE SERLE,
THos. HAMfLroN, J. Brown.
Mr.. RiViere, &c. Sc.
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NEW. YORK. February o..

at general meeting OF the Republican Citizens
mutually nuSlerous, convened nj Maritime
Long Room on Tuefday evening, February
25'h, 1906, in coniequence of various reports
and publications tending TO indnce belle
that A coalition or union had been formed
between the republican party in this Rate
aud the BAyrifeS, derogat0ry to the honor and
intereft Of the Republicans,
THOMAS FARMAR, Efq. in the chair:
J.. Re/oi1,e6, That it is inconfRent with the
honor and dignity of the Republican party in
this fate TO enter into any Bargain, treaty, or
alliance with any other party whatever.
2. Re/oiaed nnAnimoyly; That it would not
only be degrading to us, but Injurious to the
Republican interef, li!enty to fnbmit 70 wla,
any perfon or perfons may attempt to 90 IN.
authorized by the great bndy of Republicans.
8. Rejoived mqa0imoHjlg, That this meeting
do not acknowledge the proceedings of meet
ing of certain perfons at Dyde's Hotel, ON the
18th int. as the act of the Republican party !:
but expressly dfavow and difapprove of the
fame.
=. RejoIved m1animoa7r, That AARON Burr
docs not and ought not to poiIefs the conf
dence Of the Republican party.