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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-03
T O B E L E T,

NJ u II " 1 = T. II G LIZ {
The beautiful CovNrRY.SRAT of the late Lord
Fantax containing
4 BOUT :wo hundred and twenty.nine and
IN an half acres of Land, bounded on one hde
by Hunting, Creek. Upon the prennlss there IS
every neceaary convenience reqaihte for the ac'
eommoda,ion of genteel family, viz. Mana.
on. Houie, Kitchen, Laandsys Smoke, Honlee
Stable and Carriage Houie, good Garden en-.
clofcd, &c. PogeiHng all the advantages of
mott diversified and cxtcnGge prolpett, heaith,ne's
of f,ua;ion and proximity to Alexandra; IT
NUT be oonfderrd as one OF the rpoG deiiraols
places of reEdence in this pat OF the county
Apply to gIilliam Herke,t, Efq. of this town,
or TO the 50 1fcrioer near Pataxcnt iron FORKS,
Prince Georges county. Maryland.
John, Carlyle Herbert.
January 70. law
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February u.
TO REM f,

TO RENT,
a TWO STORY BRICK HGUSE, iifu-
IA ate on ST. Alaph frert. between King
and piinee areets, four doors beyond Mr.. PAWS
Office, now occupied by Mr.. Amos Alcxand.
PoGsilion will be given on the Issh March,
Application to be made 70
George Youngs.
February IS.
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DR.. Rawion's Worm Powders.

A medicine which for efficacy and fafety its
operation fands unrivalled. The mof su,hen.
-ticated proofs and Respectable authorities of its
saonifaing yirtocs, and fu :prifng efeets, il ex-
trerne and aia5slng cafes of worms, may be feen
at tie place Of Yale. Price 50 cents packet.
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TOHN WATTS

-Esj rye feeesUsd and Bfsrs fer je5s, on
the afsSGl terms.
White and bTown TiekleGbuyg
White ana brown German Rolls
White and brown Plali'las
7S and A. ldih Linea
A-4 Shifting Coston
Apron. and hitting Checks
Ghimtzes and Calicoes
Diaper and Diaper Table Clotbs
SupetGne Cloths and Cafamere
Sewing Silks, Twifs, and Threa5a
Csmbfick Mullins, 49, and e-4
Lace Cambrisks, 4-4 and 6--A
Plain Leno, do. do.
Tanborcd Leno, do. do.
( Leno Wells, DO. DO.
Lcno Shades and d aYgona do.
Pic Me Gloves and Mitts
Silk and Cotton Hole
Ladies Hsbir Gloves
Cambrick Haodkershicfs and Long Lawns
Gursahs,, Cofacs, and Baftas
Frefh Clover Seed, sc. &c.
March q. GO
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February
LOST

or Wtdaesday evesmg layf, in or atar tbe tasos,
The outer Cafe ola WATCH.
Its Of GoLD. plain and Of modern fafhion.
Ffvs Dollar; rezsard will be given, TO any
perfou who Will dclireris to the
PRINTER.
February IL.
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sMu6caI M2rume'n MamYtac5oyy,
lx Prince, nser Water Jgrstt, alexandria,

T0HE fubfctiber begs leave TO inform his
4 friends and the public in general, that he
Rill carries on the buinels of making and repair-.
ing Eayqrxmess; ana has for fais, Piano Fostcs,
plain and additional key'd Violins. scc. On res.
soDable tesma slfo offers his fervices for tuning
and regulating the different lnRruments, but,
thinks proper 10 inform re public his terms for
Iluniug, 70 chat there may 0e no Misunderstanding
hereafter, viz.
as. Is. z
For tuniag Grand Fiano Feste, go
Do. HarpGchord, 2 90
Ifquilling DO. 90
Square Pianos, imported so
Do. Do. American ugnufaaure, l.
Strings, and eshcr repairs, beG3es tuning
atya charge.
IF called on ia go;n the counvy--sa1i.;a=a
e5aYse, according TO ssc tine and d,lsncc.
81 rs it is ,tronbirione b,okirg and cal.
ling for frch tf.aes, the iubfcribsr hopes that
shoie shst employ him, viii not think hard Of it,
to pay the cali: as iooa as the job is completed.
John Sellers.
March 8. d3t raw If
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N O T l c E.
December IS.

NOTICE ia hereby given thas the fnbscriha.
L y has taken letters of administration en- f0''
ettate of John Fowlcr,cfq. late OF Fairfax COZ,
ty, deceafed. Al, perions indebted to The s5D
efaFe are requsfed TO make payment as soon IS
possible, and thoie who have clairns againa IN
cfta'c arc dshred to make then known 70 the flo
tcriter. in order that he nay be enabled to eIc'
his administration.
William Deneale. {
Fairfax County, Marehs. Isws
PRINTED DAIry
I1 SAMUEL SNoWIEM. ~
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JAMES BACON,
MGRocIRY STORE. on Xxg .f,eet, has, ii
o1du,.v ~ b;, ta,,o,a 60ek, aided
A fren, c,,nnl,, of Genuine A rt;cIes in
,ff'y
the GROCERY h1he
Which makes ms ahortmeht eoTpieH.
81, W. aosc egx,' 1S'S c,rs e v,r;e,,s oms
-. :" o1eo' ""o ''s
hsies'
Aoaf ana Lump ai'so2
uunPowoef' -,
Impe''a'' 1850. - q " "a,
t1y'on' PA''''u's'.y ''''''
Dung ny'on' 4 f,.; iu' ,c =
LYON oS'n' ana ''n"Y u's'
oouehone } &
Ben Green CeHss'
chocolate OF aesuperlor qveiay'
Msoena,
,a ou'e'ioS'
1he''y' nvro
L'io'o' ~
r, shsah''
tr,A"sd' aNu
1,", e 'ou o''
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Dr.. ,Rawfon's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for that difa'
grccable complaint called the ITCH. Price ~
cents a box.
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Dr.. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir;
Or CoAgA UYo6s,

Fer Coughs, Colds, Aahmas, fpitting ofblool,
and all diieaies OF the lsngs. Its merits asnds
nariva!isd. Price 50 cents bottle.
DR.. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills
Price So cents a box.
Hlakley's Infalllble remedy for
the Piles.
Prize socsuss q Bos.
Very partisular dirs6ionsaccompanying each
Of thele valuable medicines.
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Frefh Goods,

ofevery Observation-Disclosures been
bought very low, they can recommend
them 70 their friends and IN those who
wish 70 purchase CHEAP GOODS
Among which are I great variety of
RICH FANCY GOODS rentle.
men's nice imported HATS, Imperial
Willow Sheets; homemade twiiled
Pags FLAG BAR-IRON; Crowley
and Blistercd STEEL i, real rood
Soaland Upper LEATHER; Stone.
Glass, Queens, China and Tin WARE: :,
PAINTS; Patent and other MEDI.
CINES-A (which they are besiitiive-
~ determined 70 sell very cheap for
cash or approved Of country produce.
JAMES & JoHNsLANE.
Shepherd's-T Town. August l. 1so6.
N. B. They consinue 10 give the
highest price in eash for Hides & skins.
? - Thy earnesfly ,eguesf an t1esr IN
debted % them, and sphose 5onds, nofe,
and aeeennfs ae. due. 10 dis aio,1e
the same tefSre RE aofh er SebfemSer
nsxs: a. tie regnesf Il yeasonable, thai
hsfe name s tseir fiirsds rpiN BE- 5acS-
ward IN compiyiag, a. no lenRer indni.
gsnce can ~ nil b given.
d Us "
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BOLTINC CLOTHS.

JUST received m extensive assort-
= mem OLDEST warranted BOLTING
CLOTHS, ofevery description, which
WIN Be sold unusually Low, BY
KENNEDYS & RAGAN.
HAgeTs-tovn, June 5, 1906. I1yl
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GAME % die plantation 81 The so
~ scriber last May SonREL MARss
Scr oyears old !; with . star and snip ;
near fifteen hands high; she'd al round |;
5trots, racks and canters and was ap-
praised 20 IS dollars. The owner IS
said estrsy is desired 70 prove property,
pay charges and take her away. s
NEHEMIAH MATSON.
Mill Greek, BERKELEY I =.
County, August .. 1865. H.
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: -. PROPOSALS 4 - - :
BY GABRIEL NoURSE,
FOR PUBLiaHlaG 4 a ~ s.ss7.-=
THE YOUTHs INSTRUCTOR,
q STUDENTS COMPANION.

BejnK q coIIecfion Of treydt ne g,ost ~ ,f;,f
andeisganf, selected from Baul,. Tehn.
son and Sheridan, NTH an eseicaat;en
! where any 10 necessars,-aereea5lr 4,
: niose jinsfiv cekebIate1 os,thass. =. =.
81: II I -. - - Al
Notwithstanding the multiplicity of
publications., offered for the benefit 81 the
rising generation. no apology il neees-
sary for adding this 10 de number alres.
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rsDou. 81 III the places inlhe World, perhaps, =
! r.olt ceiebratei forscenes IL I'm and roEe the
ioIlowinr inimiiable incident Of genuine hnmor y
reIat.d 4 having occurred in that CITY. Whsthsr
Be- founded o. ruth 81 not there can g &c ooGo.
but many like 9uxzicai oecnrrences have Deen w.
y messed II that tEevld n Minss.nss. noeveI y
- n. mer;c,n Thonsre and can figure 70 himself
III t,e told 81 eiihsr ofthem. viii feel sxtremeiy
rf.tifed 81 perusal uf IL The spirit Of the sale
ie. ii re continual ieSzie II king, and me Pc
Eiessss and cteeris of the Frenchman.l
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MARTINSBURG, Berkeley co.a,r.
Virginia, Printed and pnblshedBv
~ JOHN ALBUR IT'S.
rra.. !, Tn. INTELLIGENcER.

- THE price o fhis Paper istsvo dol.
lars per a'l'aEns, one dollar payable at ihs
Zine Of Subscribing, and one tphea ne
year expires. Disfaas subscribers Dov
for The whole year IN advance. Tfs
price IF Advertisements, 70 non-sub.
scribsrs, u one dollar per square ior
three leeeks Insertion, and for coa,inu-
0,lce after fhas fine IS cent? per rveek.
Sh6scri6ers will confiauefo receive a n.
ds,cfienef one: fourth on their Adbeysise-
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NEW YoRK, Nov. ii Il.
AEssks Z ANo D TuANkA,s

tMkssks LANC q TuRHEA,y ~
- AZ ehaye lately been told that Mr..
Lewis and his party passed The last vim.
tsr near cape Adams, on die Paei6ck
ocean, q the mouth Of eolumbia river
y y not improbable that some ofyouf iiea.
dsIs may be desirous Of knowing ,he DO.
sition Of that river. = 4 =. q.
The mouth Of columbia river, i in
lat. g, 10 N. and long i2s, IS w.
from London. Il was named in the
year 1891 or ~ by Capt. Cray, Of
massachusetts, who was master Of 'ths
sniP Columbia. He named the rivet By
ms ship, and lis Southern cape BY the
late President Adams. III may Be most
correct 20 say Columbia bay and liver
Tor the bay Is some miles broad and 20 or
20 miles long, bur the mouth Of The ri.
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MESSAGE.

- RI Z. - So !. =. r.u... -.
- Woulu 49, ~ II, $3.50 sa.
4 1ens, 49,. $500. -. .nao ~ 3
~ S..an 3 49, ~, W. ~
ss 1870 ~. .....;s. 800 ~
~, -. s.s = 80 !. .1s., 80
go am,..1.k - 49, = l.Ame.s1
~ ~. e ~ e 49, =, !, :e msasurss
Whisa 49, 'o ~. ICY 81 y IiIS mem g
seen .sln.ns.ISn, "a pc's 3 'nlsslons,
ena,ss1 $1,000 PSn g snst'ues'on
ss' 20 80 svshs e 49,: -. cou'u 'esye
notmpu " ;. q sis rs. a, nooe..tit
1 1sL g lo.osslsnes. niueleye, wnlen
n:ys Ins :. s =. = ~ neS oe.aslo1s
ssmsne Drlusn Sovesn ms appear 20
a 49, . a sso.a eassss yl.eaoo ncs
.o.o.a ~ Psc..uon ~, o"''nS ns
49,. = .ns sess,o.s !. may ee enan.ec
:n o ~ .nelr hn.l lssas' Wn =
80 ~ !. 70 negosiasions Iof ser
., ~ gn.1slcss w opain, anotnlng
49,. s - t p.,se. g me oate g tns
49, $3.50, snsD.es us g pronoonee:
49,. ssde 2! we nsssissippi
- sos..u = eonsideraose ioree. and
=. @e sesaeme1e q nay0a
: tsfLes On ~, !. neu r,yer. his village
$3.50 10y set.led y fr.nes. wss
- ~ Is. ssionG g she held Louisiana,
usnvsIeo % spain only g
80 II q LC ,a Being email insula-
!. 80 4na o'stant, y was not observed o.
ne mone1t = g g dsiivefy 20 france and
~ Sn's,u ,S'asss, fnas shs eontinned . !
ua.1 g ss.I oozen men, which had
: 49, s.s,loneu mere. propagation
ssss n1s'nG osen lately made by our
sSanaef = eniei, 20 assume the Sa-
Z. S.nr 49, y = temporary line Of sePara.
:: y s.vs ~ ;, g: aooPs OF S,hs two ma
s, IN 49, tne issue o. our negotiations
~ -, q nov, snis mas been referred
= 80 spsn,sl commandment 20 his su.
Ps.,o.s 49,. Y me mean time he has
~ nlsio!ce % me western side
y rs oae.ne iisen The soTesPon-
=, me secjech now communities
80 = savms moss particularly the
-, s..'s y te'n8s m enas quaEtsE.
,.sa' ls q q hat country Requires
- 49, e..A. f...-I-.s1 80 y,
49, -. - .sa.P.vssu ul.ss should PC
: .e.n.eu lnlsnsfy; 10 oEder
n, sns eommaAding OAcer
49, = !, neeNIn eiieet, had
sfS.a's ssu nlI . so 81. On shs govsraors
e. 49,. .na y ,lssassippi, ior aeorPs OF
-. = nu.otso so'un'eer cavalry. The
- ,s...y 1919 e'nsn.ns mas proposed
~ ~, l 49, isnael .nls unoeeesssry.--
-. s.s..s.;... "A. nnn gfsss pleasure, Of
e..u.s YIN wnieh the inhahi-
80. o.. 49, ]; .eII'.oties nave rendered
LI.I $500 csisnee 81 eneir country.
49,. -. - Soncs.o themselves. sutitled
- conuoense o. tnsir fellow ei-
-. 49,. =. !. EssIy ~. @ tns Vaion' and
!; -. = $3.50 !, she esneraf desermina-
M. n =. = -. men siheel,ously under
= s.: sassh may occur.
Ieesiysa in.ormatica thatia q
sosnes - g! Ne unieed states . great
:. psssate lndisldua!s were CON-
i ,osetner afning and organizing
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a. oclDct % 1atsAeg lest, Ne
PysslI ~ 81 iAs uGfed 5fdtes cOmssy-
a;eaicd, bosh l7ousss N E6ag Press "
~ STfstf ~ N. Csiss, she JelissviSg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
r O Il E IG ~.

Yesterday morningarrived at Ncw-York,
the ship Liberty, Capt Chew, from Liver
pool.-By this conveyance, and thro' the
attention Of our Correspondents at New
York, we have received Liverpool papers
to The Sd, and London to the st, q october:
copicds extracts from which apgear in TIC
GAZETTE of this evening.
BY these advicca, it APPEARS, that the
Misunderstanding between Prussia and
France, had become so far exasperated as
to induce the Emperor TO leave Paris, to
head his armies, which are al convcrging
to one point There is nothing Of an au4
thephc shape to warrant the eaDectation
that either Russia or Austria would he in
volved In the conflict; although there are
many circumstances of preparation and DO
hey, which render such a coalition highly
probable. Otherwise the world may shcrt-
ly be called upon to witness the Humiliation
OF the court of Berlin. But FOR the higher
Interests of the other powers of Europe.
such catastrophe would not excite much
commiseration, as it was owing either IN
her dupl city or her pusillinamity, that the
other powers of Europe. in the late war.
were overthrow and degraded by Bona
parte.
The reasons for Lord LaudertlaIe's re-
manning at Paris, subsequent to these stor-
my indications, are inscrutable Nothing
had transPired to lead to an idea when he
might be expected to return or what pro-
gress had been made in the negotiation.
(Phik. Gaz.
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LONDON, September 90.
THE JEWS IN FRANCE.

By tue last mail letter was received
from Paris by respectable Jew house from
relative OF one of the partners in Paris,
which states that the Jews in France ere
much perplexed at the present moment,
and under great approximations fer tho issue
OF tho rciiSio political conference which
Napoleon has forced upon them. Instead
OF plans for sending them to the Holy Land.
ana such schemes as have been fumoured
IN tue newpapcrs, his object arrears to
DC TO incorporate them so completely
with the other French subjects that
their name, nation, and religion, NAV
De annihilated. Persuaded that the Jews
may as easily accommodate themselves to
the French state religion as he could and
aia 20 the Turkish when in Egypt, he has,
IL is sald, caused it to be animated to them
that 1t would BE- much better i'm them TO re-
nonnce their cligion, and change tho day Of
thcir Sabbath TO Sunday, like tlre rest of
inc world The Jews are in consequence
N state OF great alarm, expecting that no
Jewish religious establishment will be pcr-
mitcd in France that their Young men,
IKE other French citizens, will be subicc-
yea u the law respecting conscripts for the
army; and that the refractory will be sent
to Cayenne.
lhat there nay be some plan fc1 bring
ing the Jewish youth int0 the French army.
IS extremely probable, and that ii never
was any part OF 1Onaparte's design to put
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fine do not elevate his hands, and keeping
OF them down is essential to his safety. If
he move his hands under the water, in any
way he pleases, his head will rise so high
as TO allow him free liberty to breathe; and
Fin addition, he move his legs exactly as in
the action of walking up stairs, his shoul-
dcrs, VIII rise above the water, SO that he
may use the less exertion with his hands,
or apply them to other purposes.
The following is literal translation of
some lines written by a Canadian, in his
native language, on thunder:-
" 1t is the voice of God, when he clothes
himself with terror, and speaks in anger to
the spirit of the lakes. The sea flies at the
presence of his voice, and knows not WIFI
Their to Fly F.; the trees on the tops of the lof-
test mountains bow down their heads TO the
vallics; the earth trcmbles, the rivers for
get their course, and the clouds melt away
III big round drops of RAIN
The Assembly of Vermont has appointed
a committee to draft an address to the Pre-
sident of the United States, expressive Of
the sense which the legislature of that state
entertains ofhis important services, and as
surfing him of their cordial support.
MARRtED-On Thursday the 9th Of
November, by the Rev. Mr.. Buchanan, Mr..
EDWARD CARTER SrANNARp, of Abe
marie, to the amiable and beautiful Miss
REBEccA CARTER, of this city.
x On Saturday evening the 9ed ut
at Eppington, in Chesterfield, Mr. ED
MuND HARRISON, of Ame.i to Miss SxIp-
WITH, of Williamsburg.
Departed this life on Monday evening the
Oath ultimo, at .AontheLer, in Powhatan
county, Capt. NATHANIEL POPE, in
the 77th year of his age. He retained his
senses perfectly until within few hours Of
his death--his heart was generous, tender,
atfectionate and benevolent he was an no
nest man.
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CUSTOM HOUSE.-RICHMONp.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Sch'r Mary Ann, Luce, Boston.
Rebeca and Polly, Travers, New-York.
Sloop Gennet, Howard, Norfolk.
Sch'r Anxious, Jackson, NewrYork.
Sally Ann, Jones, Fredericksburp.
feronia, Block New-York
Sloop Sally, Spencer, Z. Greenwich
Resolution, GRAY, Norfolk.
Sch'r Little Will Oliphant, PHILADELPHIA.
Sheldrake, Huston, Plymouth.
Jane, Pearson, Philadelphia.
Sally, Iravers, Baltimore.
Eliza Sc Sally, Fcx%eil, dit.
Amelia Ann, Rose, Norfolk.
Brothers, Rose, do.
Martha & Mary, Lewis, do.
Traveller, Snow, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sloop Patriot, Barry, Charleston.
Schr. Sally, rravers, New-York.
Rebecca & Polly, Travers, ditto.
Mary Ann, Luce, Charleston.
Ocean, Travers, New-York.
Sleep Lydia, Pedrick, Philadelphia.
Schr alliance, Rcck, Charleston.
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them in possession of Palestine, is equally
probable but we can hardly believe that,
under the guidance of such man as Taiiey-
rand, he will attempt by force to make
the Jews become Catholicks. Such an ct
tempt would remove from France the whole
mass of Jewish capital and Jewish industry,
and we are sure that whatever blunder Ma
poleon may commit, that can be no part of
his design.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02

lmRerfunf Cdnion.--D;rectioasbv which
peysonmay save himself from drowning
-. Al nc i"li into deep water, he will rise 70
'"e surface ~ fotage, and continnc there,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
To qAE EDI4oR OF rnr .ARets.
N1r.PRrNrE4,


Your correspondent W has taken
great pains to prove the prophetic import
ofthe name NAPOLEON BoNAPArTE. He
HIS, with mitch ingenuity, attempted to
shew, that the name implies DESTROYER,
on the "good side" or Tor (" good purpo-
ses."-I have looked into my Greek. Latin
and Italian Dictionaries, and can find no.
thing 70 Justify the ctymolocy Of the lear.
ned W. On the contrary, it wonld seem.
that the name in question, is rather omi-
nous Of evil than Of good shall there.
fore proceed to give my opinion oe the e,v.
mology ofthe name Nahoieon Bonaharfe.
The word NAPOLEON may be divided
into three distinct parts or svllabIes. viz
NAP---O--LEoN. j find on examination.
that the first is derived from the Pboeni.
clan word Naheo to sleep, or as it is some
times (aithotgh vulgarly) termed to NAP.
Leon, or according to ME haitian orfh9yro.
fhy, LEONE, means in the Cherokee Ian.
guage, lion, and il Mr. W wishes IN
find o, he may look into his A C--No0,
how is IT possible that name composed of
such materials, can be distorted 60 mean n
"destToyer CT the coed side or for GOOD
purposes" The way in which constfue
it, is this:
II is well known that the Emperor Of
France, is a native of the Island of Corsi-
ca and all historians are agreed, that this
Ism nd. has been from time immcmoriol. ve-
ry much infested with lions. These Hons.
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x On Saturday evening the 2ed ut
at Eppington, in Chesterfield, Mr.. ED
MUND HARRISON, of Amelia, to Miss SKIP
WITH, OF Williamsburg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02


The extracts from British papers of tbe
present year, exactly correspond with those
OF the same period the preceding YEAR
then as now we had accounts Of "hundrcds
"ot thousands of Russians ON their march IN
/" Observation-Disclosures BcHfz." VIC
had accounts ofthe Pruss:ans under B,uus.
7Tek and Rohenioe and Schuiea6crg--Vve
mad then also accounts of the vast effects
OF discipline and entire new equipment of
the armies Of Austria under the gallant
archduke Charles--Cf magazines i'm Tim.
Brannau, in Bohemia and Moravia--all
these things we heard through the medium
OF the English newspapers last vear---we
near the very same things in the same
phraseolngy in the present year.
All we have to do now is to change the
word ANsfriu for that Of Prussia, and the
substance and the boasting will exactly cor
respond.
In 1905 Bonaparte was to be taken by sur
prise by the .6nsfrianS, whose rear guard
was to be composed of 200 600 Russians.
In 1906 bonaparte is 10 be surprised bv the
Pr"sSfars, whose rear guard is 20 be
CONFESSED of 100000 Russians.
III 1905 every thing was to be done at Ulm
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.s,a fsaiaa Of al at iaSslsd, g an sA fur.
i, 70 prosees the commsrce and fsarnen Of the
|oi,ed States, sgaine tn: baIbary powers was
la third time.
Mr.. Matters moved 20 reeommit the bill for
/, OurpOfe Of modifying It's details.
/ Nj. Quincy fupDorted che motion, which was
In ayes 81, noes 80.
when the yeas aud nays were taken on the
lag: of che bill, yeas So nays IL.
MIR. ClarkeiroRs the committee appointed 10
l,auirs into the conduct of Giseoa Granger,
|, smsaer general of the United States, and 70
Iuor. whether, in their opinion he hath 20 acted
his capacity of poR.maaer general as to re-.
lii. the iuterpoGtion of the conaisutional pow
\ Of the houie, made a
REPpRT.
The committee fate thar they have found
xulelyes uoable 10 make full inquiry into the
s,n.l conduct Of Mr.. Grangsr, and recommend
of any further inquiry TO the Next
.in3.
,0r dcred 10 lie on tie table.
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