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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08
PHILADELPHIA, October so.

uc OIL Now Jersey was yes
terday convened AT Trenton--ln the com
cit, composed OF thirteen members, the fe-
deralists have q majority OF one--In the
lower house, composed of forty members,
the republicans have 4 majority of four,
Of course the republicans viii have a majo-
rity in joint meeting.
Atametingof NUMBER fthe democratic
republicans OF the townships of German
town, RoxborouSh and Bristol at the house
otGeorge Peters in Germantown, on Tues
day, the 22Sh OF October, 1906.
Thomas Forrest, was appointed chair
man, and George s. Bensell, Sec'rv.
On notion, Resolved, That this meeting,
entertaining the highest sense ofthe patriot
ism, virtue and rccti.uie Of Thomas Jcffer-
son. esq. president Of the Unitud States. and
Influenced by the sanitary effects of his
administration and undertaking repnhlican
principles do further resolve. that Aaron
Lever rig, Jacob Peckey, Jacob Holg te, and
Dr.. Samuel betton, be Il committee to meet
the delegates appointed bv the county of
Oslcwarc and the COUNTY ofPhilntielphia-
TO meet the city committee at the district
court room, on Saturday. the Isl ofNevcm
Der, at o'clock in the afternoon. fox the
purpose Sf preparing respectful address
~
to permit his name to be again placed on
the list of candidates for the oRice of pre-
siden5 OF the United states
THOMAS FORREST, Chairman.
GEO. y. BENsELL, Seer.
.Nopem6cr 5
Captain n. Stoddart, of the United States
army, few days since, marched from this
city with SO meu-at Carlisle he Will re-
ceive 100 more-and frcm thence proceed
t" Fort Adams on the Mississippi, or to
Red river.
The New York Peoples Friend states
thata passenger on board The BRIG Sally, cart
MattNck, who sailed IN the 18th OF Sept
from BardearX, relates that nj the time Of
his sailing it WIS currently reported in
bordeauZ, that Austria and Prussia had
Joined IN the coalition against France.
The report is confirmed by letters re-
! ceived In this city from Bordeaux
Gaz. u. States.
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the last messenger, Parsons who arrived
yesterday, left Paris, the negotiations had
been again resumed. 4his furnishes some
proof that the French cabinet has lowered
somewat in the demands, and holds out a
stronger ground than before existed ioi. en-
tcrtaining hope that the present ncgoci-
atim,s may vet. tcrminate in peace--.Si1-..
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SEprE,fn1R n.

II. D'Oubril arrived at PETERSBURG. as
we stated yesterday, early in AUGUST. On
the 5ta. A grand council was immediate.
~ summoned, at which hsimperial n,aies-
besides,
reign affairs.
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R1rbn.nna 19ritrs 1rurreit.
9aIrs az aRrtinn.

o" S''a,dsy tie 2eh iRenf self D. Jc at Autgior O..
ID, f1ea1js', il not prlvia.y a;fsea IF at erirat.
Gt:
A HOUSE 81 LOT on Shoekr Hill; the lot CON-
-, tanning about one quarter of an acre, forms
part at what is commonly called JaekGon. Euars,
And adjnins Mr.. William Nces garden it is we'll
ensioiei and has well Of excellent water upon it,
and its htuaon defrabe as any IN that part of the
town. The houle is neatly tinhcd, and well caleu-
lated Tor the comfortable accommodation .f Email
family The :eEms will be made known on the day
sflaIe.
TAYLOR g BROWN, AaFisn.eys.
March 7. (,aw ida E
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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
E"sentoyi IF Join Hsongss,
Bowling Green, January GO. (tds y

49, SO1@|< Df -TCl. iON,
At tt ront door OF the Eagle Tavern, in the city Of
kichmcnd, on TIE eighteenth day of March next,
enfuirS. 'A''
HAT ynof valuable efia,e fi,uated in the conn.
~ OF "ytbe, and commonwealth of Virginia,
ana heretofore well Known by the name of Chifwe,l
Lead Mn,s; hn, which, for fosresime pan ha,k
p'e'i c'hidered, as the properly of Stephen Aufjn
a,a company OF the city of Philadelphia, by virtue
OF purehaie thereof by them, made under decree.
OF the high court OF chancery Of the faid common
wealth, with the terms whereof ~, 49,. 80, .s'
Piled ' -'
That purchafe wa' made on the Goth day of Febrm-
aFy 1888, for the fun of l. 6,5a5. and lmcs ,ha, ne
r'h' they have made lundry great and valuable i'm
provenreits thu laid elafe.
me well known value Of .he property, and the
Certainty which the iuhfcrbers feel that tho,e bo
mean 70 become purchafers will ist.fy themfylyes
''ereo on view, render any further dcfcription Of
the property to be fold unnceeiiasy
The !ae will be made in conformity 70 two Yevsr,,
DEGREES OF the hyperion court of chai,cery which i.
teed by law TO he held at the Capitol in the ei,y
"i Niehnond a'oreiaid the one pronounced on the
otn day oil June, and the other on the 7sh day Of Oc
tober, in the year 1902
credit win he given 10 the pnrel,afer or purchaf-
ers, Tor term of nine months for one and eightern
months Tor the other moety Of the purchafe money,
each moiety being fecured not only by bond with
S" ''. '''aue payable totHe iuoicribers, or the
iurViv"rs OF them, their executors administrators or
ahigns Tor the s!rs in the aid decree fpecifed and
be1rng intereft from the date blu, ALTO, by the re.
tention oil the legal elate, until the whole purcbaGe
money, with iuch interef, Ihall be fully paid on
which payment conveyance or conveyauces " Ill be
executed to the Purchafer PufchaGers in virtue Of
the faid decree by
JOHN wicKHAM, , Con,miHioners
JOHN WARDEN, If che
WILLIAM HAY, court.
Jan. 81. sw.
~ The fale of the above property is poifponed
TO the 9Th day Of May next.
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NOTICE.,

To Aee rpbs Pu'e54fl Ti.it.s on c,.at eff %. Con-
.u'0vfyf md auiiu,id Age.ss Of -. L0itry i:r 15e
6srJft sffbe C0Ytss # iYMaam aAd illasy:
MAT the drawing of the Lottery commenced
IL OH The 9Th of January iaa, and terminated ON
Saturday the 9Th preiens.-That the credits being
extended to 80 days from fuch its commissioners,
she payments will become due on the 9th of April
All thoie who Purchsft credit are earnefily re-
qaetied 60 make Them by the time fpeciied And
tloie who have sided the co,nnliion-rs il, the diff
petition ofIckess, and have not yet made returns,
are en,reltedto make COLLECTIONS and forward them
a. :inls aforementioned 10
ROBERT GREENHOW.
EgsEt, 6ad Tye9inre,.
Williamsburg, Nlareh 81. {ew)
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TO BE RENTED.

TIE large THREE STORY HOUSE On tn,
Il Main-Strest eaf of the Market. formerly occu.
ped by Cohen and Iaac,, and lately by Capt. nhn
fieaiint'; 1t is good nand for bu1eis aud iuable
'or RE accommodation Of large family
Aho' the HOUSE Formerly known by the fgr
the bird IN handy at The corner of the ireet lea.
ong I" church hill to both of hcfe tenemen,s gar
"ehs are attached Thetern will be moderate and
made knows on application to James Whi,elaw, fer.
ieans of the City. or to
JACOB 7. COHEN.
February 25. foaw,f
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eSrat of Cabernntnt.
HOUSE OF PRESENTATIYES.
Heanejaay, March s.
DEBATE
On Mr.. GRsGS'J rcioiutiOn.
Ms. J. RANDoLpH'S Speech, conqingsD.

But the gentleman has told YOU that we ought
TO 90 to war, if for nothing eIe, FOR the ur trade
Now, FIR, the people on Whole fupport he fecms
TO calculate, follow Oct me tell him) better
bulinets, and let me add that whift men are
happy at home reapng their own fields, the
fruits OF their abour and induftry, there is lit
tie danger Of their being induced to go l6 or
1900 miles in purfuit of Drawers, raccoons or o.
pofiums--muth leis of going to war for the
privilege. They are better employed where
they are. This trade, FIR, may be important
10 Britain, to nations who have exhaufied every
refource of induRry at hohe-howed down by
taxation and wretChednefs. Let them, in Gods
name, if they pleafe, follow the fur trade.
They may, for me, catch every beaver in North
America, Yes, FIR, our people have q better
ocCupation-a flfr. profitable, honorable en-
ployment. Whila they Mould be engaged in
diRant regions IN hunting the beaver, they
dread IcIt thole Whole natural prey they ave,
! ihouid begin to hunt them--ilIould piIlage their
! property, and aGaninate their contribution. In.
! 0ead OF thele wild fchemes, pay of your Debt
I and DO not pirate about its couhica.ior. 10
I NOT, befcech you, eypofe at once your knaye
~ and your folly. You have more lands thar
1 you know what 10 do with-~you hive iatel,
paid S millions for yet more. Go AID wori
r them-~and ceaie TO alarm the people, with n,
/ cry ct vote shtii they become deaf to you
, voice, or at 'eaf laueh AZ yo1,
!. Mr. Chairman. IL felt icl6 regard fof WIS
deem the BET tntt rrftS Of tbis NATION ;hau Ga
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FOR SALE,

4 TRACT OF LAND, in the county of Ar,e.
:, \ la, containing 500 aers, within one mile os
t2e Court Houie, about fac,y froa A1aneheirr, and
me lame from Petersburg There is mott excesr,
Rand Tor Tavern on this land. A credit of one,
TWO and 'rse wears, will be given for the greater
pare OF the purehaie money. The fubfcriber alto of
lot 'a'e, ahoustwensy negroes, conting of men
women aud children. Credit of twelve months
wi'i be given and could they be fold in families,
would aliowa credit oftwo years.
WILLIAM ARCHER.
Powha,an, March II. #
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ELEGANT TABLE WARE.

NE Subicriber will fell much under the uiual
: prices a very elegant Long Service of blue prn-
60, A''e ~are' committing OF ga pieces; it will be-
1oid together or divided into two f.ryices, one nf
which will amount to three <ighths, the ether five
eghths OF the whole, but detached articles can be
iod; noe difpnfed of before the ne Of May i. will
De rePaeked and fhippcd to Baltimore, where ware Of
TINS quality meets with ready faie.
N Is. Rum fhrsb, of the nu!s delicate flavor aud
As tranpar.n, the pure wine, by the gallon, do
zen or bottle.
VIZ. HART, 0sps'le 1t seale Hose.
harch Is. eptA &IawtlaM.
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Ivy virtue OF deed of thur executed to us by John
~ Ckrittian, jr. TO fecure the paymen, of deb,
therein mentioned due rse a:c firm of Dunlop,
Pollock ss Co. will be fold, to the highel bidder,
Tor ready money, at Prince Edward court-houtc on
Monday the 18th aay Of May Hext, {S.irg tours day.
1IRACF Of LAND, containing so acres n,ors or
ief, lying on enc waters of Big Rough creek. i'll the
saiii eo'ny OF Prince Edward, berg the hno bought
by aid Chrifian, from Abner Cafse, Per decd suar-
ing d;ts the 2s,h day OF Nay, 1903.
The land may be viewed tevions to the day of Ele,
by applying to the fad John Chrlan, jr.
SAMUEL W.VENABLE,
FETER JOHNSTON, -'y'""'
PRINCE Ed"ard, Mach ~. taC
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IMPORTANT TO, spoRTsMEN-

=" '@f 29fH day IF dtrR rert, -tiH 5e oFireI 70, Ek
at tie S,rvtinc Giyera in Ca,o!ige county,
HE STUD. of the late COL John Hoomes, con.
hltlhg OF imported and country bred Stations
BROOD Mares, and their produce, for feveraI wears
Pat-totai about one hundred head This IS GER.
.al,liy the mott numerous, and probably the beH e
iec'ed stud, ever before oi'er-d public auction in
TINS country; as it is we'll known that the late ow,
ef, iPar.d neither money eIertion, in procurin.
both at home and abroad fuch aock as appear.d
mott certain TO infure him iuceefs as breeder. Ia
gentlemen who may feel diGpoftion to engage i'm
measteiy IN the p"rs of the turf everal fine three
aud tour year Odds could be highly recommended for
iize blood and figure. Should any of the Stud horle,
De iarhied out for the approaching fpring he fale
oil tueh, will be pofponed until the expiration Of th
ieaon The other Rock will he fold without rer.rve
he terms of iae will be one half # the purcbaCe
money payable in tx and the other at . months. 70
De ftrared by bond with approved feeurities to
ry interet from the date if not punctualy paid.
a coniderabie difcount will be made for ca(h.
Gentlemen in the neighbori,r tla,es arr. bersh,
afured, that the iae a.l poitv,y take place ON RI.
day above ttatcd
A catalogue will be exhibited Ratirg ACE. bIood
&c. '
JOHN C. VOOLFOLK,
JOHN HOOMEs,
:. E*sfmo,tgf Join Hsa,ges, a=G
Bowling Green, January aS I.Js \
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FOR SaLE-By tie subscriber
30 Hcgsl.sais NORTHERN RUM,
20 Barrels do. do.
10 Hogs!eads MOL ASSES,
10 Quarter CaG.s SHERRY WINE,
10 do. DO. MALAYSIA do.
10 T'ierces Prime GREEN COFFEE,
90 Barrels LIVER OH,
$50 Boxes MOULD CANDLES,
20 ReI;n WRITING PAPgR,
100 do. WRAPPING do.
THOMAS WHITE.
M2rchl3. eplnl
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5i!e3 at durtini,.

NWpefh;reLy BE- Joid, on Nrdnsi1uy the ed H.
f'rR, a IL O'<!ofs, Il. N. or The lpremijaJ, e
THAT 5raa.:faiaud 4aiua5Ls baif 0c,r lot
4 8Hoson By tie No. SAP, All adjo:ains tbe
Iots in front ot'tte .ro6Sfenee If I'm. Nay, Eier.
1ern'5 gtlfIe, an appro4ea enAorjca negotiable
oo;s, IN r.. Bank ot'}irg;uis. ar 60 day,.
PEOSSER 8 MONCUKE, V. M.
Ma'cb 2ls (t9EJ
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TO BIZ SOLD.

II tbe bishea did.isr, on t6f prenjtj, sn tbe &yR
~ day If Nay nrss,
60 much of tie LAND, qv6ereoa .1a5s Rejo
- iUsS, in tbe county Of Cum6erka1d, E,ie fbe
Rfoberty Of Peer Fraarijfo. az ayiN bay tbe ba.
hiHre claimed efLim, b. Samuel G.. ASam5, of
&. go, 7oiib its i"fere, BY 4,irtnf If n deed %
.rny1 eretafed! 10 me, By tbsEHd Pe.sr Fr0seiJcS,
Jsr that .o~,p.jt.
CREED TA7LOR, Itafee.-
dfare6 10. (xetds.j
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EOR SALE.

NE Subscriber, being delirous tk4t an adiue-
meft of aceo&nts fhoud take place between
himief and creditors, takes this method to call on bis
debtors tot the feverl amounts due from rie to him
IS he intends no indulgence
fle ntFeoyer calls on AZ thofe who are his credi.
t@rs to u1Fc knownto him III the conTfe of four ,o,
he differ snt fnins due them as he feel, hirnElr IN
4eadneis TO di!.aTee lie i4d-s, otherwife il will he
plead 10 b%Ir JOHN CARR.
Mach 81 en- l,
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7i;h Boofs or Shoes as gvell az they were on tho
:so;.,.-....Atl,e irng5, Of I'll, Boot~C-round the
Cs.'~,B--the y:tsh Of ds.O..-D-roundt the heel and
irasp..E--roIuit he rier~.-ss--acTofs the ball of
tie foot. Fix me heel againa i perpendicular, and
tx kufe az the end Of ;hs grait toe-fet down in
5g,eS Ehe number o iDehefas quarters in the diff.
fsred' fnsaSares. y, Uary !. rPlf
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NEWMARKET E3rATE--FoR SIR.

NEW-MARHET E3TATE-FOR SAFE.
NTTTH tbs content Of toe furvivins troaee in a
w deed eN=ot;ei Ivy NE foe the benca; Of the
a'e John Mir, and dated or tie lth day OF Oao-
DIT, I757, will be offered for sie on ,ae second dap
OF 'he eniuihg Spring Races, t!ai beautfd and giIy
vauabIefeat known by che i,aG4 OF ftEW MARKET,
0' ersj It o,is, and three years from the diy
Of fa!c Tkis properly sfs effectively known as be-
,hg the NOR prSfi,abic race cGgie in the hde, and
cor ,t' cher nn1erdpS advarIses, that it is deemed
unn"eai!auy &c shunzrate III ~.
Setweeu :hisduj the day Oh which the above pro-
PERI IS "deertIled. viii treat wish prvzg, pureha-
Ter srah STea more s1eniiVe credit, i the pise and
terms s"<oarage me 20 81 10.
,... P. BATE.
h2FFh - tdC
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notice,

~ HE afpn:nttnent os Mater Of tie free Sekoo,
4 III Williamsburg will be made on the frlt Sa-
turaay III ArrS next the lnaIter VIII have toll IA
Gle comfortable tenemaIi, and cosG,odinus School
dioGte free Of sens, and may o5tbiy make by fees
or tG'toD, between dice ard fur hunGrsi tuiiars
per aunurn.
MARIA ~. Il.
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANUFACTURERS,
hAiE-s12EET, RIcaMoNp,

NTAKES Boots b Shoe,
Ni to my pattern or ialh-
ion, equal in point of MA.
TSSIhLs and WoRxmAN-
SHIP 60 any in general ufe.
~ Imported Boorsand
saoEs, e the frR quality
ard new eA faihion, for flle.
%. Gentlemen at a ~
t-nce, who are difpofed 70
'cr,S1rd me their mcafurc
by 3'nyug attention to tht
anaeg,sd cut. can be fittnf
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
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F u o. g ~ e h z.
Given BY a special military council, held
ar Dessalines, formerly Gonalves, 23sl.
Nov. 1905, I'd year OF the is.dePesce Of
Hayti.
Today, Esd. Nos. 1905, I'd. gear efthe H.
.elstL = r.
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alexandria DAILY aopsrttssr.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 81.

FRENCH FLEET.-rhe sch'r Betsey Full.
shire, Hl,cheocks, in 81 DAYS from Curra-
Goa. Left, sch'r Ann Eliza, and brig
Louisa, M'Nsmara, of Alexandria sch,r
Suksy and Pcggy,uf Philadelphia. Jan. IS,
10 the Mona passage, was boarded by a
French "a and a 50 gun ship. 10 tow with
one Of no guns, waiting for ten more
hourly expected. The 81 had upwards of
Oos thousand uoops on board SAID their
Destination was Jamaica. Had il co. the
schooner James Lenox, from Newbern,
h' jamaica, which vessel Ihey had had 10
possession : Gays, In order TO prevent
The communication Of intelligence of
them,
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ARMAMENT AT NETWORK.

Weesiract from the New York Gazette
s0s following femarEs upon a mysterious
saolscs which has excited good deal OF
in.erestln that city, and has become an
oolsct OF no li,tle curiosity here. in
'a's article only the Leander is mention
ed but we are Informed that several
0ner vessels have sailed from the same
Pof; under similar circumstances, car.
sanga considerable number of troops
sod warllse stores The object aud les.
naallon OF this armament may be very
interesting TO The country; and govern.
Mtnt ought to be very careful that there
ss2sld be no ground TO implicate them
"a 'iss affair, if hostility is intended a.
Sasnss any nation with whom we are at.
Psace- ShoGld il ae .designed 20 make 3
asscent upon a6y of The Spanish pos,
ssss.oas, it'mig6t occasion seizure and
+ sesascalioa Of al the American property
S peg % the hands of the Spaniards
,ssS, walch would DC very severely felt
y 'ns commercial part of the commuui-
y is to be hoped that government
would not even connive at any thing that
~0oia be productive of such consequent
'ss' Gu. S. GaS.)
s eas IS The ultimate destinations Of the lie.
-, ander
we have hitherto repressed all comment
% 'fis sipgaiss circumstances which have
attended the outfit and departure of this
amp. These circumstances, however, have
u ,.s OF such a nature as TO awaken the
' y curiosity among the citizens and
'Gs suggestions and surnises have been as
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-, yoRg, Feb, II.

NV Of the sch'r Mariner,
Captain sn.y,SYlonsvs, infor'as, that a
ron s.; ..,e had arrived there previous
3 sisish tglgasS and offered TO remair as a
. bis 'all.as, !, the French. il being under
5sfsucs s[ - expedition was fitting our at
good iAa' - Fhe Governor, having no
6usJslOup9Ii .clipsd accepting the offer.
,uih0I'si5 ,rther lnforms, thas an arrival =, at
cspqt. 7, t 'J1 had brought intelligence
s. Da'' aD;,;.h having taken Possssion Of
i tas D p;ger This seems corrobora-
be Ras r ns,gs. lately published, OF their
i've o. -, n''.aos dyres. This town IS about.
! pkl'g DE-. fron me mouth of the river d.
lEy o' D,,s' situate 10 beautiful country ],
~ : : place Of considerable 'sads and
rsas riches
=. Frances Aaa, King, in 50 days
IA' n ,o,iyello, (riysr Pla:e.) Left,
lr0n o.a'a.mbo, Brewster, of Philadelphia;
The o'0' n.coyen, and schooner Magoet,
! f'olu ~, f,on NV York. January 81,
! DI4s = Is. loag. so, spoke schooner Jer-
al = 80, "a days from Philadelphia for
So: :. T paams,. Captain K. informs, thar
=, !. f,nogIng British vessels had been re-
'as ,sI sso,aYed ADD sent into that port, by
gnu 1,;ss,ssrs L'Orien,, of 20 CUES, and
" 0..o lewis. OF % guns, viz. ships Ac.
s' 800 guns. and as men, Clarensiue,
!. Wa .,..' 50 = men, and 245 slaves :Roebuck,
). !. S so men, and 29i slaves; and brig
william " Sfl4 guns, and SIS men; total
), " ,,os 1870 men. aud $40 slaves, Cap.
- bpthe Qaeen, shipa Nelly, 60 guas,
s :, nm and 10 slaves; Edzabstb, 2o guas,
s ss - and ISL slaves Sisters. "a guns,
:. . ,'nso and 81 slaves and Sarah. l4gues,
~ !; nr0 and 164 slaves; total t12 guns,
os 81 m.o 5s7 slaves. The above vessels
sss considered very valuable, some of
'b.m having dry goods Oh board. Capt
K further informs, that just before he
,,iled, Spanish frigate was lost off Eng.
in Bank II the river Of Plate, and 500
PERSONS pesished, Captain K. left Month
edo ca tas 25,h of November, at which
i'm. heard nothing Of the taking of Buenos
AIRES by the British.
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JAMES VI. M'REa, c c.
In COMMON GO GNG Il,
sOtR te6. 1905.

SOtR A ~ @CCo. F,
ORDf s'ED,
ia he following perfons DC sipoinSa
c<na,'iirn@rs tas. toperimeGa'ne .le'ssece
ti6i.s 60 lie hc;d 10 nc itfrrn: W. = roe q WIS,
on IuEsDAY, the eta iay oi A@reb next, oI
the choice of Numbers Oi The COMMON T. TN.
GIL of Alexandra. Tor the eriuing ysa., VIZ.
2 Il. Il ax,, and 80. the 1T ward.
1sbu Ha&;sr,
Dnnii Maeteea,
ysz4b .l14b<A, an5 >For tie I'd ward.
4dxa,<zv JsmsJss,J
S III II. = En-; e.. and for n. '-''.
Err r: 1~.,', .ss 70, III, III ward,
.Js5a tTol~9sa.
Tiis eections for tie d;f ward &c be held ~
F,tdsiltit Shuyk's taYrre. ca P:irce htee1; Isl
re iccUra wsrG at tie Csun tiou;e ]; IL i!iz
shiid ward At toha Hadakih's tavern Oh KING
irrss, snu Tor silc fourth @ald at J TIN SteSaflis
iouie, tie coinef OF Prince ana ST. Afaph itrecta-
TEST,
JAMES N. MsREA, c. C..
Febsua,y I'll sosE.
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the government than over those matters IN
mediately under review. We are as much in
the dark as the great mass of our readers,
and we have cnlyused the freedom OF add.
ing some speculative remarks 10 those
which have been inthe mouth OF almoGt e.
very person. But we are determined TO
be anlong the first who shall assist IN I'm.
ravel;ng the motives for this singular ar
m ament.
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Esn 81, 1906.

Fso. 81, 1906. I
ofAsytd, That Meas. j5a ~, Aisis,, yye
pgsRon, be a committee 80 lens oGt .he apadc
property at the cat end OF Bake it;eet, g.: 9.
yeas, and that they adye:.iie ,tr frppoiss ies
the ianc, ard seEorl 10 Gounc;b
4 Orse,sd, 1h-t the sip!ieas en- .: Levin Pow.
eli, Eiqaue, be referred 60 Msf4. s@I, age
miller who are directed to toqp,tS ,atc <hei
OF the valuanon 81 hls e6'1oss{y, a..
report TO CounciI.
Teil.
JAMES VI. M'REa, c c.
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PUBLIC 5 ALE.

Feb.u,,y I'll.
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r win to exchange fevsn or eight hundred scYss
L OF LAND, N Faiffsx county, formerly Leu:
doun county, for COCO lands il, Ri, wtfiern csun.
try. Ii lies near Sugar lard Rue. it is fins!y
s,mbe'ed and wateIea, gccd tanning land, about
IS mix. from he City Of Warrington, 90 i,oni
Ais xandsia, AID from tie Poi0nac riyef.2
There are TWO tenenr=uts ard 81 excellent or.
chard or the prcrni!es. abous - tufhsis OF vhsat
fowsd latt fall ard good desI OF clover, wtics
grows finely, the ioil bsing well adapted to the
Platter OF Paris, from the luil5a expcIinentsr--
The sisls iadlpaiabls. Aey peltoaa making early
application may ger an advantageous exchsage.
Application, by letter. ro che fupic,ibes in A:
,Isxaadsia, will be duly Attended -.
B. DADE.
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L A N u ! N c.,

/ a " d n Q,
Fran tbe Slap ALsngr, Ca1f FALL aslJsr
Sale BY tSe J.6jt,i6er,
900 bufhels ground alum Salt,
SO quarter calks rich Malaga Vine
SO boxes mould Candies,
SO barrels new Rum,
"A quantity RuHia G4eeting e Duck.
John G. Laid.
Feb. az