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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-08
March 2e.

A i a meeting Of the shareholders il the CHI
IA NESE SANDSTONE, held agreeaby TO
notice, at the houle of Tunhal Banks, Ed in the,
Town OF TaPPahannock on Tuefday the sth day of
March, iSo6, the neceGary rules and regulations
Tor the management thereof, were adopted; by which
II was determined that the Stone hould be perma-
nenty liked in the aforefad Town, and for the pre-
lent, placed in the hands of Dr. Aulin Broken
brougb, under whole direction il will be adni-
inferred on the following conditions:
Each iharehoder fhali be entitled to the ure thereof
for hiinlef and all his family free of charge for app-
cation and every Perlon applying, who is not fbare-
holder, fhaH pay at the following rate, viz eight
dollars for the neceary application to the rt wound,
aud two dollars for the neeeary application to each
other wound except to the poor, 10 whom it mail
be administered gratis. general liz Of the fhare-
holders, aad the rules and regulations, are left in the
hands OF Dotfor peterborough, for the information
Of all concerned.
JOHN P. LEE, Clerk.
Doctor Broekenbrough requires thofe coming
from ditsnce who mean to apply for the ufe of the
Stone gratis, to provide themfeives with certificate
OF their ftua'ion from nagifrate or fome reIpsds.
bic neighbor.
TaPPahaupock, April I, 1906. 4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-08
March Ia.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
n TIE Superior Court Of Cbaneeyy, boiler in Richmond
May 29d, 1905
Between Frances Tabb widow of Iobn Tabb
deceafed, BathurR Randolph and Mary his
wife, John Randolph Archer and Frances
Cook ms wife, Thomas Tabb, John Yelver-
ten 1 abb an infant, Signoria 1abb an infant,
Harriet labb an infant, aud Mariana Tabb
an infant, which laid infants fue by the f.id
Thomas, their next FRIEND the fad Mary,
Frances Cook, Thomas John Yelverton, Siy-
mora, Harriet and Mariana are children
and heirs at law Of the faid John Tabb, de-
ceaied- p,n
And-Wiam B. Giles, Administrator of John
Tabb- Ds,.
mis- caufe, by content Of parties, came on this
twenty-third day of May, in the year of our
Lord one thoufand eight hundred and five. TO he
heard on the bill, anfer and exhibits and wa, aro
ed by council; on confederation whereof the conrt
ad)udgeth and dscreeth that the lots and houes in the
proceedings mentioned to have been purchafed by
John Tabb, deed, from Richard lanes. and bv tbs
iaid fabb fold to Cornelius Buck and James Brander
s"u CERTAIN Adams, but not conveyed, be
ioldat public auction by the Commifioners herein af
ter named for ready money or OH uch credit as thew
may deem moa beneficial to the parties in,ereRed.
alter the time and place of fae fhall have been not
ned ny advertisement for three weeks fuceeivey in
one or more OF the Richmond new fpapers: that tbe
proceeds of fae be divided into three equal paris and
one of thoie parts paid the plaintiff Frances Tabb
and the refidne to the other Plaintiffs and the defend
ant and that the defendant, after the purchafe mo-
ney hai have been paid, do convey the fad lots and
houes to the purehaer rrchafers thereof at their
colts IN fee imple.-And Jofeph Scott, BENJAMIN
Hatcher and Abraham B. Venable, or any two If
them, are appointed Commiffioners for executing
this decree and are required report their proceed
ings in execution thereof, to the court.
A Copy. Tcfe,
PETER TINSLEY. C. G.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-08
April 1.

In Rtsg-Whiinm County Court, 11oeeL 2Gfb, SOC.
jain MeKjm, jim. PhE1
ogojaF { In Cboaeeyy
1oJn fhebeH jim. DeG)
HE @cfeTdsf fba9igg c"fc,ef bis APPEARANCE and
FiVe7 leeg'ity ssco'dirg 10 Br o7 efe6cDgbiy and
He bif court, and qpbea,iaC TO f5f fis,7isa
Ds eoaff Haf tie dftSdaf is net an iuJdJiiasf of fi
Fafej on NE 7ofion etbe eomel11arfBy bs eoplsl. II
" o'6trd HofBe Eadd dc appear here on 8e Iuyf5
he7d,y in Aeggf next, and eaj7ory he 6W Of NE eoo-
pfaioe7f, ardt6at e0ty Of Df o,s, be o,f57rb in.
'fed ie/omr Scycpafcr fpkGgda tie city IF Rieb,7e7d
/o' eigbf 4oref facsSe, o0df9cd at tie front door of
NE eonribegiS afhis eop1tJ.
n Ce5v 7Jac,
ROBERT Pollard, C.. C.
Ip,H 4. te
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NEGRO GEORGE.
TIL: WATKINS. C.
(2mp.)
March l8.

- ANYWAY on the 9th March, Negro George,
bald head, large whiikers, araight and well made i,
generally well known having waited upon NJ. for
years; he had on Bath coating great coat, drab
coat, itrPed VET, cloth breeches, white yarn Rock.
inngs' with fundry cloaths in pair of PADDLE bags
alo,a fver watch. Heisa pIauiible, a,tfu fellow.
and when taken ought to be well fecured. lie will
attempt togst to his wife Mr.. Willianfon Joness.
near Laneaiier court-houfr, and may have forged
pals to get mailer to be hired az a tavern in form,
town, probably Fredericksburg, Norfolk, or Bali.
more; or he may attempt to get OF in New Eng
land or other velIel from Richmond or Iapea0sr
county. If taken and feeured in any goal, Ten Dol
lars Reward, alto mileage, il he is delivered to MIR.
Jackfon, Fredericksburg goal. Letters per poa ref
Pectihg him, sttendedto, if dreaed TO me a, Battle
Town. JAMES WJIJandc
March %. Iavsyv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-08

4 LIST of Member. Elected as
ColiIEON COUNCIL e ALpERA1EN
of the City of Richmond.
Jx6scjen Hard;
Geo. w. Smith, 1876 Benjamin Tate, II
VIM. Goodwin, 1879 John Adams "a
David Lambert, 1877 VIM Marfhal. 70
S. PleaIants, jun. 1874 John Wiiiiamfop. "a
1feS:/an Hard.
Edward Carrington, ~ George Pickett, 81
Robert Pollard, IS Samuel Paine a.
Charles COPELAND, 50 VIM Richardfoo. "a
Henry S. Shore, AZ Jehn c. Gamble, 40
Monroe Wayd:
William Duval', SO Tho,. Underwood 40
Ben Wolfe, AZ John Rob;nfon 20
Samuel M'Craw, 81 Anderfon Barre,, so
VIM. M'Kim, Is Alexander Ouarr;er. AZ
j.! lanes Whi'elaw, Sergeant of the City Of Rich
ond, do Certify, hat the above is true COPY from
the return made to BY the deputy in iefferfon
Ward. and the return made to me by the deputy APP
pointed in Madiion Ward, and the votes given in
Monroe Ward. JAMES WHITELAW,S erg.
Richmond, April Sd, 1906.
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FOR SALE-By TIE Subyeriber:
20 Hogsheads NORTHERN RUM,
20 Barrels do. do.
10 Hogsheads MOLASSES,
10 Quarter carts SHERRY WINE,
Is do. do. MALAGA do.
l2 Iierees Prime GREEN COFFEE,
20 Barrels LIVER OIL,
$50 Boxes MOULD CANDLES,
so Ream WRITING PAPER,
100 do. WRAPPING do.
THOMAS WHITE.
March H. eplm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-08
PETER TINS]

The property mentioned in the above decree, will
be offered for iale, on the premfes, on "Wednesday
the 10th OF April next, a credit of fix, nine and
twelve months, in equal proportions, by the
COMMISSIONERS.
March 8. H,u,o,
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NOTICE.

MI lSc.
6y s',sre Of g Dsed Of T,a, Gctea Il. 14t5 asy of
.Taiy, 1902, ans .'rdtS in tie Corral Cart, ,vs1
ty Ja'ref De1"e, Francis 3. Dane and Taae II.
Of07e bis 7eie, 10 tie Ealr:b.rs in t,ra, TO Ee.-e
TIE Pay1senfo Of adtS' due from '7aw-s Deoa- 7bonas
Dfa"s and f'anfi' B. Deane. to CNEat y Kirby,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
for ready money, Z, tie Sv,i5ers or /ame fsyo 0f.,.
attic tezen Of Cairo tie eonty of Cus.Le, isaa O..
Tnetazy tie 29fb Of next month
'Wo undivided third parts of the Water Gris
MILLS on Willis's River. a, Cara aforelaii,
commonly called and known by the name of Deane's
Nllls-together with all their appurtenances and ne
ceiiary privileges of water-and two third parts Of
the ground on which the Mill Houle ffands-and
two third parts of one of Ground furroundinq
the Mi-Houfe.
JOSEPH CALICO,
M B. PORTIAUX,
RIVERS DRAKE,
CHARLES COPELAND.
N'e''i''oha' N1areh 20 iso6. epds
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Anfwer-Cents 4o; 37-IOO
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Or thus 1JI69: 4s
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Tn,erea on El69: 49,: IL for months.
s is the half
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-08
FOR SALE,

King & Queen, April 4.
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GEN. EATON. LETTER.

Tssb< bsnoSraIle Secretary etJe Navy o. tie U.i.eG
Sfates.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-08

AMI E5:l:lls-4 $500
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-21

dent that writer had not d,,,
on this part of his su5a 'sases, !,
confess that the arguments, 'uIijsst
!. OF a cas-, so superior; ,hs "a' toNos
strong evidence Of profund;,y, s0a'au ~ Y
G GFenv'lle or SIR John Nywpo,,,' s g !oIs,t
The taxes being expended i !, !! aln'ti
is, we are told, > circunstanca.' 1T e'upa,
IN, the burdens Of the war less ,.s "s' Tend;
why this should be so does 'SSss'sg t., +
confess, appear to me; and 7 =. aq
TINS wlseacre would find i. dieS,u %.lSta
nish US with a demonstration os 'oe
thousand pounds be raised tror ="
parish IN taxes, what is il to ,b.' ''fs,
whether the bread and meat and d'' Pms
chased with that thousand non as p
swallowed by soldiers in LnpI.nST u' /;
those same soldiers conveyed 10 ~ " 4
nent OF Europe? If the thousaDd| ''ed.
SO towards subsidy, that, udr,tt '4Pa'
different case; for then it will h. ), Is
that it is 80 much taken from the J.. 1O'
labor of Engiaud add given to rors
to eas and wear: |" But" some an. s1'2
say, " is not the laying our the non.' Wy
the army good TO the people, and ~, +"
latlrg among them enable then ii. S ''.'
to meet their heavy saxes?" We'll y
IT the laying QUO Of the money Of IN. .,
my does produce beae6t of The ", : =
naslon,' so must The laying on. Of a..
peoples mooey and as The expendj No I.
every man will bear, in general seal. y
exact proportion 30 what he receive, ;
Is, if We adop. this Pfiocip|e, very 4 a
cult 10 see how taxes can in acy c,,.t
come burthensome TO na;ioD, excegt o,I
ia the case Of theIr being devoted u n
payment OF foreign subsidies. This &,
,r.ne of the Morning Pes, is eg.rem.I
well adapted to the regions Of NYhii:,,.
AID St. james's.
10 be continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-21
By THIS DAYS MAIL,
RAITIEORE. OF. ~.


Arrived. schooner Vic,ory, .Can56.H
fifty ;bree DAYS from St. lego. 0G Cane
Antonio, spoke b7g Sally 9ra!, ffom Zion.
tego Bay, jan. Tor New Yor;. Vas
bearded by tie British frigs'e Gree. which
impressed che Of Ger crew. The V,c,oryI
was taken on the 3Oth OF Mach last cal
her passage from Curacao 50 Virginia by
French privateer and carried,o St. Jaso
was detained there four months, aud w5sa
cleared was charged with &!i costs. Afe,
sailing was followed and seized by small
Spanish picsroon, detained ABOUT & hours
and after threatening to carry them to
Trinidad, at.ength dismissed them.
October 10.
Arrived, ship Thomas Wilson, Gard5eJ
1875 DAYS from Mocha. Left lher slip
Commerce, less, Of Philadelphia, Coesr.
tain whea to sail F; ship O;j.n:sI, #es;'
Baltimore, Dc. Ihe snip ErD, S'syeosoo,
OF Baltimore sailed from Mocha 18Th May
touched a. Adeu where she rem%uad -
hours, and sailed for Isle OF France. vi
the Isle Of France, the Thomas wilson
was boarded by the sir Francs DtaS:'
British 'rigase, one Of Inc blockadIng s9a'o,
ron, who, after firing about ORE 9aoa'@
muskes shot into us, Cane On ooaFo a"1
impressed three of the crew. lhey !"
formed US thar they had captured the sap
Erin Of Baltimore, and sent her TO ne
dras. Oct, 6. of Bermuda, spoH W. ~
British maa OF war big Avon, win wv
Erskioe, the British minister on OV''''
bount for the Chesapeake. ~
A melancholy evsnt took place a0oa ~
miles above Mocha: a short time Os'''I :
sailing, the American ship Essex, OiDT u 8
Salem, was attacked by an ARAB SaP " "
considerable force. taken possession o. az. 1La
plundered the crew all murdefea' aau ', n
ship sunk. Fraud was resorted to BY 'n'a'
otherwise they could rot have taken ~, ~,
The owner of the Arab ship said :'lan0a ~
med Ike prevailed upon captain o'a' r.,
discharge his pilot a! Cameroa' anu " WI !.
csive on board his ship, MS 0fo'ner aD' !
number of his slaves, as passengers
,ha, they would assist 10 the manassnsbb;;, I
his of ship from Cameroa to t1ao'oo,"" ~,
captain Oroe, in an unfortunate mOI eea,
consented to--the ship procseo''5 ~ :; n.
pany--thev we're attacked at the 'a ,a;r t.,:
from without and within, and ,Hs" ",hos
was soon decided. | apPreaena " G,r +:
of this kind in future vii! happen y, ~ To-
is now afraid to go elsewhere 'na' w w1rr,
heva, and the island OF CamefJ p:. ;,l.nJ
he now is; the sovereignty Oh l"' ~ ,sn:
belongs TO him, having purchase: ~" aid b.
from the sheriff Of LohsYa' Il ID ,hipI
is about TO proceed to Masc''' sa,"o u
i, of consequence, that MS mat H'D such a'
should be known 10 America bod
a,rocious act may got go unp0 60 DAYS ffon
Also ship Jaus, Mccarthy, 50 go 90 spo!'
Ams,erdaa. Inlas. AZ, long ~
.-vz-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-21

aases
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var. 81
lete Ja1
60, sPd
terda.n
aud 10
with b'
Alst|
LiverTP|
ship +
OUTS
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DAYS RI
,es. Il
sch'rf
JHughd
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arrived
Soren7
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-13
N Q C E.

HE fu5icriber viii rem, tie houfc or Fairfax,
Nreet, near Duke afees, lat-ly occupied by
Mr.. James Fl. Hooe. Apply TO Mr.. Jobs
Taf&ey.--As Tome perFon has reported that the
houie is liable tor back rents, the following Ger,
.tiheate, from Mr.. Nathaniel C. Hunter, The
oosirat proprietor of the lott Who leaitd The
houfe and 10: to me On IN annual grsnid rent,
proves, that there is no truth in the iaid re-
Stephen Cooke.
Or ! hereby acknowlet s., TO hsve received
the ground. rents due on a lot, in ,hetoW OF a
lexandria, on Fairfax hrtet, Iesicd OF me by
DR.. Stephen Cooke, up 10 the sd day OF febru
AIRY 1906.
NATHANIEL c. HUNTER.
2 October !, 1906. tDcc. 10. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-13
Diaoiutlon Of Copartnerlhlp.

THE copar,ncrhip hitherto fulfilling under
the atm Of Yeft5b Riddle q Co. of Alexaas"la,
vas dEfSolyed the hrR n&aat, by mntu y con-.
f-nt: AL. perfans that are indebted to- u sha '
hsv. claims on tie lam:, are teqneitea, 70 GENE
,orward aud fetsis, as it is dcGrsoie 10 c'ois the
concern as foon as podibie. Thote @A0,s as
counts are Of lorg Harding are particularly ,e
Quoted 50 attend TO this notice, ana NIKE
pay acnts TO either Of the inbtcrlbe.s:
- ',e' Joseph RIDDLE,
OF Alexandra.
JAMES DALI,
OF Baltimore.
.sentsnbs, g.
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mo. 1923
A LANYARD at 0e6oquau.

vii Be ex5sfsd az PabAe Salr, m Ike SrenjiSs
On THdKSDA1.,. ibs @tb If l5osfk nfai. &
An undivided half inte,el: ia va
'luabie lAfs yARD a9c S u K. thr. afu,e
vfieh IS leppo'ed 70 b abNu. FIVE hund,ed
Hides. nearly isaned--a.!o acorGGsrablc parcel
# fnjlhed S d. Ltather, KIP Skms, Calf Slre,
5nd Boot Legs. IEeyatd conlaiGs GMe-n yats.
tx handlers, TWO lines, two bates, nd root;
beam hcnle, taik mill, dlop is by lS fess,
swo iiories higd, VIII. ii dry cellar good let
Of Nor ard yasd tool, and is lgp!iei. VIII con-
tar: stscain o water .eonvsnient ~ Flaaiuse. 2
1IF,aaerezOig alSo 1s Sud,
The ether ha!fof. lhe yard & flock,
gethef with AIge two io,, dwelling .hou;r ID
IA fnihea fttr, With ac5l.ar ARD l.,tehtn IN,
nea,h, rrov'ied fusl, al addi:ion wculd he
mole accommodating $ 0 Fur5h@Ee.s. THIS yard
li,uatrd ii an e&scl!rpt neighbo.l,ocd tor get.
ng haik srd hides aod hsiu. f,eae II. limifs 81
Ii town c! Ocecgaa,i, ard ,nlntii4icig IN The
m'in RAG. road Ir9n A.tA ,ndiis 10 F;eos.icks.
Ia z, az! or ;ise road item AleAaadria md this
ptsce 70 Faaeaier -ol.ri h.,uie, H&ymssket and
Tie upp-' cnnu.:y, is All ext client place tor the
ias 81 Ica:thar. The above prnqcsty IS fed in,
.onicquence Of tie death OF 4 .ttyt imd1ay, oEe
Of The lo;n,-r p,oprictofs. Aio, will DC faid,
AT she fame ling, tie individual ptcfcSty Of Ro.
bert LmGJay.
Fr3s All perfons having CLAIMS agsiua th.
f'n, Of ROBERT LINDSAY ard c.. ase re.
quoted to bring them forward, ard ,hsle iudeSt-
ed to make immediate payr cnt to
George w. Lindfay,
SarviOing Pun1tfs
or TO
Braddock Richmond,
.A2mssfratrs ;, ROBERT LINDSAY, dee'do
Occcquaa FEB. III. eoIos
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-13

TJNTN r a VIZ N
~, ,1c,;,,>S h. ,5s l,te ory;z,al, an skeaaf 81
c,,,,..t ~
G {" @ d S,
AMONG WHICH ARE
London iuperfne Cloths Corded Cambrieks,
and cslineres. Lace do.
Bennett. ea'ens Cords, Rich Colorado ana d
Do' W.,teosnngs' gu'ea l In al 1Vig Isl ~
'N r.n,;n nao'''N''' = do do ' ''' ~
ren;,nes' .,,,,.l "a We c.,.s 3, Handle.
i''pI''a' eiguuSa "'o i4AsL
- $3.50, rv.." en-, Claws
.o'hhes's' 9n1 n, -: 80 NJ On ~.
r - nj en-. Cn.i "a Recon.
y r1.Ii's,, Ca,nh,;oi, p,,s,-ns
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07

B IN = Nllt - = u - .sxs
And thar The committcc hid named
$50 1000 dollars towards thc defence Of
our forts and harbofs, y
Mr.. Clinton thoneht The sum encrely
inadequate % the object. Thatit would
goa very small nay indeed, that Il. Was
not more than suiicient q fortify New,
York Alone. He called he attention 81
de committce 70 TIE defenceless slateof
New York, &c did not wish tothrow my
censure upon officers Of government, but
Ne vished for time 70 enquire into re
sum neeesssfy u defend each parfitolar
fort. He would rather vote fof not I'D.
thing, dian such contemplate nun,
which wss little more ihsn ! buflss4tt
upon Govefnmens.
M. Thomas also thousht he SUN i
adequate.
MI. Williams explained the rsabti
why he committee nnmed 81 small asff
that they intended i only for imms
,ises Il. II,
MI. MY iescribsd Ire defsitkIss
statc of ~ Tie ports and haFhours jnsthe
Union, except Boston, and copcit isd -
able speech whieil dine Aiil 70, permit
is 10 lSllow him ID, By recon1i1e ding
tkem % - put into q immedi live ekdte u
defehec. Or New York hei oleervei,
frdm whence We drew S6e thrd ofspnf
fe3ehue onimpofts, dat Il WAS n %
Nfsched I state of dsfshcs. hat asiasls
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07

WHEREAS, by ike treaty u amity,
commerce md navigation, made between
his bsitanuie m4iest1 md ne tinted
States Il Lonion, onthe nine teenth day
q November. one tho1ssnd seven hun
dred and ninety lour, 81 he 6sst 1fti-
clc ofsaid treaty, 4 4 agreed, = That
therc shall b : 6rms invioIabIs and ijni-
xefS1l peace, md : lrle and sinicsrc
triendship bstoeen hi1 Bfitsnic msje3ly,
his heirs and succcssoro, and the Uniied
etareS Of Amefiea and between iheirl
ycspscsiye cou1kries, ierriiories, citiss.
towns q eyeSY degree, without exrsps
ZION of per6o1, ~ places. And where
- II direct violation said lrezry, Lii Nj.
t.eic Hajesty has caused - be impfess-
eIp,n ok the ships of lie United States.
e.I'|iE on he high sea-, divers cifikcns
q - United States /; and has compeils
- then = serve o. hoard ne shi6sofMzr
fhis !. Psitanic najes,y. Il vioIation
% sheif j. ny, md &C tie hazard Of 9he;t
lives and n despite 81 de X monsti -.
cesofthe oc|crnnent Of s1id Bhitsd
States, CONSUMES said unjust bractice I
andthe ecai.> . of De Unitsd S<ases g
Impressed, b Gree, retains II his scr.
vice. And 9hcIeas, De United St.f.s
are sclcmnly bo.1I % protect IN those
who are bound IA 4 \ lance q said D
nitsd States, Tier. ~.
~ 4 epacfed. ~ II. Senate ana Hou,s
q REPRESENTATIVES q e united stakes
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Fssl7ls

The COMMITTEES report he following e
innate, The Rstenne az the Common
gealth, osMeet he foregoing expen.
dimress D. 4. I.
Nett aun6,lnt oftax onland lots /.
D and osher property whichtax
vas paysble INTO he treasury
he ist Of October, 4 COS s57,S0y e.
Di,soQf surplus on tobacco q,
exported 23,26o IS !.
u.ttofak On law process l4.24f 81
Ditto'regis,er'sf fees ,9ss g
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07
VIRGINIA LEcIsLAruRE.

Mr. Miller (of PoMhatan) hon lie
committee Of Finance, made he Ioliow-
ing report - = -
FHE eomnillee of Fina6ee have Rad
the various subjects 20 them referred.
pndertheir co1Si deraiion and beg Iease
p submit thsreupon, lie foIlowinx re-
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The spm q SIC, o7O dolls.
5ocents, constitutes TIE
n 4 revenue of Z wear.
witch should have beer
pkd into the treasury 81
tle Lee Of Oc,ober, 1905.
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sourees of the govern.
ent % meet their expsn.
t1res from de LET Of Oc-
lber, 1905. % The sOlh
ptember, 1901. OF this
4mofsl6,0 50 dollars 70
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the ist Of October.
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ere expended before The
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enmasse, and 2 companies of artillery.
The latter have lately beenrrinforced by
about 100 artillery.men, a proof that
king Ferdinand wishes the place to be
defended. The suburb, which has PROV
ed an obstacle 70 the Governors activity,
has been levelled with the ground. His
marine, as Il is called, 10 the harbor,
consists of eight launches, a frigate, and
i2 fishing vessels, each ofthcm carrying
a4pounder, besides some other vessels,
one Of them a French privateer oftwelve
guns. 49,. , -.r>.es
The Prince Is upon the batteries the
whole day, aud sleeps there the greatest
part Of the night. These batteries, ele.
waited on heaps of stones, are so very
high, that it win be very difficult to en-
ter them with scaling ladders. OF the
batteries, there are lines, besides a
forti6cation called Sega. Other bate.
ries cover the TANKS of the place and,
exclusive of these out-works. the whole
Of the ground Is mined so that the en-
trance ofthe place, even by storm, must
be attended with very great loss. :. A to
starving it, that win be extremely impro.
bable, as the present stock Of provisions
10 respectable, and can always be increas-
ed as long a. the sea remains open; be-
sides the Prince can effect his retreat BY
the same channel whenever he may find
il convenient. -: 49,,
After the example of Gaeta, another
little fortress in Abruzzo, viz Civitella
del Fronto, continues 70 defehd ITSELF
Il Is situate upon the summitof a rock,
and is defended by about Ely men, un-
der an Irish major, who was formerly in
the service ofthe king ofthe two Sieilies.