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dnd immediate 9oDdFon giusa 1
|ClXTEEN hundred acres Of land,
~, sbaas three miles from Fcndai's mill. near
|hs L9tie Falls of Posomsc--- This Lagd is of
|sood quality and well adapsel to wheat and
|gras, under good epclofarea'and having a so!eFa-
|bs dwelling houle and ether necsGtry buildings.
lls capable Of beisg divided ito fcvsrzl tene
meats, 70 astofui: applicants. On the .prenfas
Aagtod Misunderstanding and tools, and an ex
|c;tsht'sand tos ihat buiiaeis. Tcltaats navy be
FIPpaed a: fait prise with corn, hag ana fcd'
ger, Carts saggoas aud piantas;an.uienii!s- al.
y \. With sanasY work korles, males and oxen. -
ai''e ,han two hnndrsd bufhsIs Of whsa, sFe
!, lawn on the premis,s. Mr. G=otge Sirapfan,
INNS oathc preaiies, viii ihew the land and
0'Aa property ts apPlicaats.
Richard Bland Lee.
gI'slniaS Feb. le, If
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Or Wrdnesdayr eveaiag laf, in dy ntar t5e run,
The outer Cafe Of a WATCH.
Itis Of 6 LID, plain and of modern ja(hioa.
Ft.vs, Daflafs rezvard will ts given, to any
p:s(cn who will deliver it 20 the
PRINTER.
February ~. &
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Holm WATTS.

Il o%4GH w a !. y. ,I
ta'rlsz~frssr, oqqoEre M. JOINS ANaEY's, has
receiysG via Baltimore,
4 Rqn9sJeme uI5,i,aent ef
FALL $ wan Ter GOODS, <
Which ne Wi fellow FOR cs.h, or on lLof, creds
is,to eaa&sua! codomets.
SupsJhle Giuths and Gatiireis,
Winfas Yelscsesn,
FatsQs Cod and Patent Cord Wsifcoa.ipa
Fancy MoleGsins ara s:osco.ines,
Sill. Putin ard Velyess,
Sewing Silk, TWiA ana Thread,
Lcno and Dfsgeona Null C!oaks,
Gen:!enen's Wt1ise aud Slack Six H5s.,
40. do. DO. Stoves,
Do. d2,. Spun DO.
DO. York Van and Doc-skin do.
Ladies White and Black HGfe,
Do. kxsra long SILK Gloves ag,i Mite
Do. do. Waa, Leather &; Riding G!oves
Sstsias, Lateitfinpsa AID PERTAINS,
Lut.itting and Ss,sin kf5tons,
Aaces and Edgiags, -
Londun Fs.,.
Roic aud Euffis B'1trkcfs
Sill, Rug.na C..fiow5,
Lasnets ard Carpesing,
G>rGs2n Giasbfigs,
Daws.Ecs md Bedtick;ps,
SIX aaj >.ossoo Safncnasrsy
i,areTis and Z @9ng f9Sfon Tea,
Clover SEED an! SSccioe Irvine, &c. &c.
OF. 81 cod.
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mo. 1894.
ii @ 7 / C =.

ENEQ3E Citizens who are Ge!is 9uen;s nrder
& tI,e law for tic fpesdy exuugL lbnlsEJ of
fac az hcteby potihe6, ihst lhr NV viii te en-.
fo,csl on all .hefe WHO fhall regtvtt 10 t.oyie
tlenfcTes viii, .h- ,rGuI9io nurn: er OF bueks,s
,,sloic the lAtl siay q My rext.: 1k;s IS fkr
etpr,ls sfdfr q f.opnfik nga< HE ssb rim.
1hat nc peyior. may te ignorant 81 the nqpi.
Gtes of the law, / here siicln The ioiiewing ex,
;ratls.
90 Every proprietor of any dwelling heufe CT
fore tonie, ihei prcs!f'c ss insey fire bueke'sof
{ Cd leaster, each tonfaiaing Two ata a BALI
saiIo's, rs mall te teea. 10 ue15es she IN.
f's il }u,h tnaie; /, nc 81. prjcto: :rii.ie apr
town tllc Gttu.,'cy anay !tsgide tIsm and Sc.
enc, he cxproec ,hsieot oet al Tie .rnt. The
1utkets H,ola tic numbered, snd The rame oi the
rp;,t1.s p,inted shtrcen, nr,'s,lht penalty II
Gre D.Aars And il ms PENN then 70 be (
afed !or ony other satpcIe than the cx'inNo.h
Intpt Of &c, Tie Fatac rena}'y A tcget: "a.
rr;,vide bHekeis IN 'hv .nsnn-r atcve ,'ec!:brg',
viii fDI.js tas e!ie gatats ~ ioc 6. esne Def
igy rct a,vn;h 10. eash l.u k>i ntt fslv!siod -
afoftf =. aAvefy nca og4eiii, & ,h.p'e rao.e,
tot;c rnG se .url.ihe,i in .i,e nancet abcyc d..
iyibed, wlbin TWO tnor. his alter Ssh be,tfss as
ceuped, or the Ike pec2i,y u Orr Doi.qr p.
month wlll.astach Tor eeglrtl: r
John Mandeyiile,
Superintendent q poliie.
February ~. o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-25
THE EIGHT WEEKS WAR.

The Knel of Sweden and Naples is already
founded. Bonaparte needs nothing but pre-
text TO juftity his conquets: Sweden and Ma
piles have each of them fur',iihed him with one.
As tn Sweden, take. notice of the infulting
and independent fpirit which ia tlifplayed in
the declaration Of her king. Behold her
armies combined in Hanover with the Ruff
fans and the Englifh. Can the emperor
of the French forgive this open rebellion a.
gainit his authority? We may ak too, what
vengeance will he take ! Will he divide the
TRANSIT Baltic Sweden between Denmark and
Rufiia? Will he confine bis wrath to the
cutting off of Pomerana and win he make
over this province and Hanover TO the King OF
Prufia! Were tbefe the promifed rewards OF
his neutrality
As to Naples, behold the RufIian and Eng
lin troops collected on her COATS. 1t will be
in vain that the king Of Naples proteits his in.
noceHce. His doom is already feaed. Read
the paragraphs under the head of Milan, and
You find the capital of Italy already breathing
vengeance. 1t is thus that the Englf, have e.
yer been the friends of Bonaparte. 1t is thus
that they perfuade him to extend his fceptre
over the whole of Italy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-25


'a powers in Europe have raken the field. to upport
their own dignity and independence. We have uni
ted ourielves with them in every worthy and frieai.
y connection, and, for the purpofe Of iariny in all
undertakings have drawn clofsly the ties of ami.
ty; and hope. with the a!iitance OF Providence
to contribute the reaoration Of the general TRANQUIL
hty. With This view, We have now paiIed over.
with part Of our army TO Pon,srania. there To unite
our power with the Ru.Iian forces; and, further &.
act with energy in fuch 4 manner as circumstances
may require.
4" In consequence ofthis laudahc and weishty de.
terih1t;on we fully expect to BE- accompanied by the
bieihngs and prayers Of faithful fubjeeas as il is
our rurone 20 contead for the future independence
the Swedh name. And fnee il has been our care
THAI curing nut a5ierre, the administration of public
affairs hnuld be nreferved, and carried OIL wthou.
obitruetos, iu its ufaal coure, we have GRACEFULLY
tEonght proper to- efablifh Regency. and to noni-
nate and appoint, merbers of the fame, the Swe.
din Baron Wiang!e, Baliff of the Empire, PreGdent,
&c. &c. Count Charles Axel, Miior. General &c.
Co,in Samuel Uglas, Lieutenant and InInec.
tor OF the Cavalry Sc. Baron Brock Cederfrorn Pre-
ideht OF orr Chancsry, and Cnmpiandan, Of the Or.
der OF the Northern Star, Baton Frederick William
Ehrenhe'm. our Chancellor of the Court and ous Ad.
jstsnt Generals of the Flee. ard Armies
Our gracious will and peafure therefore, il, that
ell OUR loV,ng iuhjeefs ami faithful fervants Of high
ard low degree, G,all yisd the fame Obedience and
ehirquiouinefs che Regency appointed in our Roy
81 oane, as to ourtelves To this end, all whom i,
may concern are commanded to conform themfelves /;
and for the better feeurity Of the fame. we have
with par own hand, fered this prelent, AMI verified
is with cur Royal Seal.
(L'S) "GusTAvvs ADoLrHus.
"M RoseHBlAp.
4ha,!s0irsslm nesr 1Jaad, O7. 80, 1906.
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March c5. a.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-25
ON THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

That ga Prefdent with regsl powers" vas
not the offspring of a calm aud unimpaliioned
deliberation. would obyiouly appear from the
ki9ory of our prefent contribution. General
Wilmington has fsid in his letter to the Pref
dent OF congrefs that this conftitu,ion {" is the
remit OF fpirit Of amity and of that uafaal
HsfFrenee and eonesBFeH which the pec0Iiari,y OF
our political htuation rendered indifpenfibie."
Two memorable features in that i6arument
may ierye to iIiufra:e the petition.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-25

Mr.. John Rnndoipb's SPEECH aviH be concluded
IN our next PAPER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-25

4 Constant lupPiy Of freCh groand CORN MEAL
T. a sGd HoMoNrY, will be keptfor f.le at The
CALICO. RICHARD y Go.
February 9s. (Iaw swl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-25

MhFRIED-on Monday The l. th inft PrfTos
RAfnoLrH Efq - this City, TO the much admired
Mhs Maria WARD, Of Amelia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-25

MINIS MARIA WARD, OF Amelia.
------------on Thurfday evening Ian, at I.oeut
Hill, Caroline county, by the Rev MIR. Boecs, DA-
viD Bullock, Efq of this city, Attorney at Law, e,
the amiabe and accomplished Mifs CArHARlst w.
Roy, eldea daughter of Mungo Rny, E!q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05
From the Washington Fedeyahst.

1t is with no ordinary satisfaction that
we perceive in his Tlace, for the first tinae
since the accession of The territory, re.
preventative from Louisiana. Mr. Daniel
Clarke, of New Orleans, appeared in the
House OF Representatives on Monday in
hat capacity, and having been sworn, took
his seat. He is represented to US as a
gentleman Of Intelligent mind, OF stric,
honor and underwriting patriotism. Dur
ing residence of upwards OF ,wenty years
in that country, he has acquired most
minute and extensive knowledge Of its sra.
sis,icsi history, aud of the character and
disposition of the inhabitants. Fer many
years previous to the cession Of this terri
tory to the United States, he hsld and ex.
ercised, with Singular usefulness TO his
country and with equal credit to himself,
the Office Of American consul resident a:
New Orleans. The present administration
possess evidences, and can bear witness to
the ZEAL industry and intelligence, with
which he acquitted hirnself III this capaci-
ty, during various periods of difficulty and
trial.
On the acquisition of Louisiana.by this
country for the happy contamination OF
which the government is deeply indebted
to this gentl-man's personal TALENTS and IN
Aneucc) the eyes Of its inhabitants were 'n-
esan.ly rivet,ed On Mr.Clarks q, she tuEdse
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05
Wcdnesdau Decfmber s.

10 comals,tee o. the whole on the state
Of the union, the presidents message
Mr.. .Varuum in the chair. The speech
having been read, Mr.. Dawson offered he
following resolutions:
1. Resolved, That so much Of the pre-
sident's message as relates TO The invasion
of our territory by the troops of Spain
and the adoption OF measures for the pro.
sec,Icn rhsrcof, be referred 10 select com
mil,ee*
2. Resolved. That so ouch of the mes
sage of the presiden, at the United States
as relates 10 the repairs of our fortified.
tioas & the protection of our Forts, towns
aud rivers, be referred TO q select com
Enittee.
8. VIVA, relates 20 revision and amend.
nlent of the laws 70, the punishment of
crimes against the United States be refer
red 10 select committee.
4. What relates to the prohibition of the
African trade, be referred to select com
Hittec.
the duty on salt, the continuation of the
NJ edi,erranean fand and the state OF our
revenue, be referred to the committee Of
commerce. and manufactures.
6. What relates 10 the adoption OF mea.
sures preparatory 10 the future appropriar
ton of the surplus revenue OF the United
States be referred 10 select committee.
These resolutions were all carried. AZ
ter which Mr.. Aston offered another !:
That so much of the presidents message
as 5elases to the further exploring OF the
Mr.. Randolph is chairman Of this com
mittse.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

General assembly, begun and holden at the
Gapitolin the city Of Richmond, on Non
dag the first day Of December, N the
gear of eur Lord one thouscnd etghs nun.
d,sd and sis, and Of the Csmm0n1'eaith
the, thiytieth:
On which day. beiag the dav appoint.
ed By law for the meeting Of the Genera
Assembly, such of the members OF tine
House Of Delegates as appeared, having
takes the oaths prescribed by law, took
their seats 10 the house, aud majority OF
III. whole uumber bang present;
Ordered, Tha, James P!easants, u be
spn&in.ed Clerk To this house.
DIR. Harrison, one of the delegates tor
the county of Amelia, reminded the house
oflhe necessity OF proeeedingio the choice
of 4 Speaker, and recommended Peter
Iohus,ou, Esq. one Of the delegates Tor
the county of Prince Edward, as person
who bad given proofs OF his fi,nessto dis
charge the dusies OF that ONCE; and was
seconded the in nonhna:ioo.5y MIR. Miller
Of Powhatan whereupon,
ResoiDed unanir,0usly, That the sa'a
Peter Johnson, esq. be appointed spesket
TO this house, who b7iag conducted 10 the
chair, made his acknowledgements tae
house for the honor conferred upon him.
Ordered, That Hsagy Moss be appoint.
ed SERGEANT at arms 20 this house.
4 ORDERED, Thar VIM. Drinkard, Edward
Clarke, Furnea Soa;hali aud Anthony i@a.
Wis, be appointed door keepers 10 this
house.
ordered. Tia. they seserally give their
Attendance accordingly.
Resolved, That when this, house adjonrcs
today j, will adjourn Till io-mosrow at II
o'clock.
And thea The house adjourned I'll! TO-
morrow 12 O'Clock.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05
Proceedings of Congress.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MoSDAY December 1.


A.ao minutes pas, -, Mr.. Speaker took
tie chair, the clerk called over the names
Of the members present.
a message was. received from the Sc
,ase by DIR. Otis their secretary, giving
Information that they had made quo
\ N, aud were ready 10 proceed 70 basl-
\ ass.
laformation was given the Senate by the
clerk that the house had also made quo.
tom.
Mr. Dawson moved that a committee
|Ss appointed to wait on the president, aud
siorsn him that the two houses were as
tnbled aod ready to receive any coanmu.
eestion he might chuse to make.
Mr.. Sloan renewed the two resolutions
:. offered the last day of the last session.
he enc thar the standing committees
Mouid chase their own chairman THE
aairman Of the committee is the first
'amed 10 Inc Speakers appointment the
olaer that the standing COMMITTEES should
sport every Moaday, unless excused by
Sr house:
Ordered 20 lie on the table.
j ary resolution for altering the rules of
w house must be laid on the table one
'1y az lrsst ore acted en-.
|
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05

guardian Of their recently acquired rights.
Il was however NOT concsFyed eAPedieat oy
the administra,ioa 70 gfaty the frs rcd.
sonabie expectation OF tiaelr asw sGoJSlts.
Neither did Nr. I!arke's fcopOeasen4e or
ambition permit him 70 desire sucn cis-
tnction. Other pursuits, more tcongrnlal
70 mind artieot 10 the pursuit fot usetut
knowledge, demanded his Quilted aiseGuons..
10 him II was no glatser vi conccrn zvho
governed his adopted country; he was So
llc;tous only that IL should be goOerHe9
VeH; shafts inhs1ianis should be ,Made -
teel and acknowledge The b. nehts ui the
transfer Of sovereignty ina; had lust been
made, and that Inc pfeu,lecilon Tor the
principlys OF the American government,
which had been aErr ady enggaited On their
minds, should De confirmed ard pt fpt tuat.
ed. With these ant!lbie sSnsr,1t ais, he
gladly descended into he char acies Of
private cItizen from which he has now
been :el1ctanly called by The uaI;ed IN.
Portnnl'ea Of his country men. as n PEI
RODS Of sriai and danger Rome turned 20
her heroes, anG Atacus TO her statesmen,
SO now hss Louisiana turaed her despontl.
ing looks 10 her patron and favotite.
he operation OF she territorial goYcru.
ment, we olsdcrs ard Eaa> GOT carried afong
whit bose ssIuars Effects which NeFe Of
rlghs and !da'y intended and expected. rev
cod n05eaTd d grievances nave Been per-
Tnjt'ed 70 grew out Of power winch wigs
not G"Fne9 lhr limits q wholesome dis.
creiion are sure 70 be uverlsap,, where
there SEQ Olisrior responsibility: and thas
winch nasee2r The alfaillude Of prrroaa.
tive IS nor unf'eqaently the offspring Of
aaGrant dcspo,issn
I'ispo; T. be denied hal the people of
Louisiana hsse been 3 sarpoin,ee, Ia heir
"sii grounded expectation Of deriving from
inc general ADMINISTRATION govefnmrtd.of
lays, With YOU'D sd digoi,y, vgor, and
happiness. 10 Re country. Yet ootwi.l,.
standing this, we are assured, hey are SIN
csIeiy aetacI!ec e. lie z. n.er;can Institutions
and laws. Ma,ursliy 2;tached 10 :t.r parsuits
Of hpsiriess AMI Nc love Of peace and iran.
Guills} ,'hey confidently rely for redress on
ne 'otiqence Ct sheif 10 X and us5e!isguised
representations to ,:r mother coun,ty.
hry doubtless viii have endured much
before they wi! utter complaints or re.
proaches; yeti ougat no, to be forgotten
that even the "worm will turn when srod
upou.''
OF Mr.. Clarke's polilics we are entirely
'gnorsnt, further than that he Is agrntle
nan OF liberal and enlightened mind =
attached by pt;ocipie aud doty to the inte-
rest OF The country he represents, and an
unieGned adrairrr OF the American con.
stiu,iou.
Q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05
Tuesday, December, 2.

4 aC"~"J3 A~1S>"'N''
a message from the senate was received
(hy Mr. @ isl stating heir adoption Of a re.
soia;ion for The appontmenS OF TWO chap.
lains, Of different denominations, one TO
be appointed BY each house.
AtlG O'Clock Mr.. Coles the presidents
secretary, catered the house, and address
ed the speaker,
Mr.. Speaker, am directed by the pre-
sidens OF the United States TO deliver &c
von message 10 wiring. lie then with
drew.
The clerk proceeded to The reading Of
the message and he documeos accompa.
nying, consisting Of copies of letters and
corresponds be ven general Wilkin-
son. governor Claiborne, the Spanish OFF,
GERS, &c. i be message was referred 10
the comuniteee of the whole on the state
Of the union, aae then the house adleurn
ed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05

A message was received from the Sc
ua,e giving information Of their having ap.
pointed Joint committee to wait on the
president &c.
Mr.. Elliot moved that the house pro-
! coed TO chuse the standing committees.
IThe standing committees are seven; the
committee OF ways and means; OF com.
merce and manufactures; Of claims; OF
elections; OF revisal and unfinished bust.
ness of accounts and the land commit.
tee.
The Speaker observed, that Mr.. Sloan's
resol u,ion would prevent the election OF
the committees till those resolutions were
acted on.
Mr. Aston hoped the gentleman from
New Jersey would withdraw his resolatl.
ons.
MIR. Sloan said he would withdraw them
for the purpose of introducing them again
at some time hereafter.
Mr.. Aston moved that the standing
committees be appointed by ballot.
Mr.. Clay, of Pennsylvania, objected -
He could see no necessity for devla'ng
from the usual practice OF the house in
leaving the appointment 20 The spsaker--
Besides il would cake q whole week TO e.
lect the committees 10 the usua! mode CT
exciting committees bv ballot.
Mr. Aston observed that The house were
the better Judges who were the most pro
per members for the different committees.
The h;ndrance of time needs not be so
gres, as the gentleman from Pennsylvania
imsgines. Liule else is done the first
days, of the session bat to organize the
house
Mr.. Smile said he should be Satisfied,
whether the committees were elected by he
house or appointed by the speaker. Let
the house decide which shall Dc done, de-
bate IS unnecessary.
For striking out a.
Againstit AZ
Mr. Dawson from the committee appoint
ed co wait on the president, informed the
house that the com mi,ee had obcyed iteiT
order, and .hat the president would com
munica.e BY message tomorrow al swslVe
O'Clock.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-05

he formation of social compact, whtch
: % bind us-a constitution at last ~nlc.'
.ha,l fiow from the general will 10 "l'ci
ss.rv citlzen shall find his own guarantee
md the most sacred right of property; DO
.,ch = constitution as was made IN the se-
cret cabinet, and through the ins,i2 alton OF
.hosr interested; which was only calcuiat'
ID 70 aa,ter the caprices OF single man.
whose actions were opposed 10 every Pfinn'''
eiols of liberty.
Having freed ourselves from oppression
ue have swora that we will not separate
ourselves until the new constitution, by
which we will be governed, shall be pro-
.,a,med until we have approved the sane,
Md sworn to obey it; until. resembling the
custom oil, old warriors, we have publicly
acknowledged you to be the ehlsi OF the
government.
Done at head quarters at Port az Prince,
October 81, 1906.
lSigned)
Minister of war and of the marine.
PETIoN,
Commanding general of the I'd division OF
the east.
SAyoRE & NAVAL,
Generals of brigade.
BoNNETT,
Adjalans general IN chief of the staff
gIPGINIA LIE IS a ~ K Z.
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J his is to give Notice,

That the subscribers, Of Alexandra county,
in the district Of Columbia, have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters tes-
tamentary on the personal estate OF lain Dun-
latl, late Of the county afoTesaid deceased; al
persons having claims against the said decess-
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit them with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, on
or before the 18th day of May next, or they
may by lawbe excluded from all Benefit to said
estate Given under our hands this 18th day
Of November, 1906.
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n O T I C E.

The Stages between Alexan-
dria and Richmond, will travel
on SUNDAYS, until the pub
lie are notified to the contrary.
lhe Pto3rletor3,
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