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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-17

eT%HE HOUSE and LOT live in, in the
town OF Alexaadri., Gtuatsd ca Patrick.
::fPrset, between King apd Psince-afeets, adjoin
ing Mr.. James Ruifel. The let is 80 ieet front
aud 100 feet desp. Oh this le; IS ssesesd well
:fnithed rwo. aory frame houie, If feet front ard
z feet deep; the back buildings are all at bfies,
aud the Iot we'll eacloled. Undcr the houie Is
an excellent dry cellar ). the houte 10 well hniih'
ed from the roof to the cellar. This property
will be fold clear of ali incanbrance.
4 l. S O,
One Houfe and Lot, on Prince
Rtses, on the paved part, in the fame neshhor-
hood on which there is we'll hn'ihcd two no
nv frame hsute with every necea,ry eask bultd
ing; the lot is we'll eneloisd and is as fset
froas AID zoe feet deep This lot pays afm<ta
grauad rent. / will exchange the above meo'L
cnsd property for lands 10 the ws8ern county,
or dry goods for tAe greater part OF the paymsn;
of his. properly. For further particulars apply
Co the iabisriber living on the pr:miies.
Robert Abercrombie.
Mlv T. 2sw
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n IL w ~ ~ Iva
Mr. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Har-
ford road miles from Batimore began about twenty
n,onths ago TO De greyouay afflicted with tape worm,
which ncIeafed fat in ze and Arength 10 as TO excite
he.moa horfid fen(ation by his writing motions and
ntoIerabe palms. refembing the gnawng and tearing Oh
his bowels, which deprived him OF his nceeHary heep
and caud fuch dreadful apprehenhons cannot be con-
eeiyed but by miar ltuatonhis appetite Wait
cd rapidly and with that his rcrgth 10 that ne WIS
unable to attend TO any buinefs-whsn he heard ot
{ome excellent cures performed by Hafilton's wnrm
fozenges he took large dofc, which brought away
bout FOUR YARDS of the worm now IN the poi
ieiion of Lee, COZ but renewa! OF his pains loon
convinced him that this onrous reptile had recovered
its 6rR vigor-Applcaton made to Lee & Co tor
more of their medicine, with their advice, from which
reulred the total expufon Of his formidable enemy, IN
favcral PIECES, which he fuppofed to be SIX or Eight
YARDS more. few months have Ence eaPied, anc
Mr. Fuller is row in perfect health. The above facts
are we'll known numerous circle o. his nelghoors
and hinielf will crafty any who may with to make
further inquiries the fuhje9. Although Hanhltons
worm lozenges produce iuch powerful effects when
ncceIary YET they are perfectly innocent and mild IN
their operation the human body, even taken HI iarge
dofes as Mr. Fuller will teitifytheir particular mid.
nes is abundary evident III innumerablc OF IN
Eauts.
Communicated BY DR.. yola Sbasgl.r, 1ork toasx,
PengJtvania.
Letter from the reverend hr. JOHN h1SLiFER
mniher of the Moravian church, in York town
York, Janaay 4tb, 1902.
DEAR SIR,
Dr. Hamron's logenges have been recommended to
me as very adequate means for the Of children
Afflicted with worms procured q box for the pfe Of
my family TO try whether by of this medicine
might be enabled to gain point, which, to accom-
,plih different other means had proved abortvc MY
eIdea boy had very fcky appearance, was very ref
lels at night grew eaner from time TING in fort,
he eesncd 10 BE IN prccarious fate OF health, which
would yield to none Of the medicines administered,
unfil gave him doles of lozenges, agreeably the
directions which carried off fubiance to ali appear
ance mere mucus but upon clole nlpe6t;cn quite
peled with very fnalI living animals Net one OF that
fort of worms which ufuay afiz. children from
him. Sises that period he grew remarkably better r.
heakh and though lean has got frch and lively ec
piexiaa. Upon different occaions have ufed this me-
dicine as purging fubitute and found it anfwer
escsediugy well, without bringing belly ache or
any or dfagreeable fenfatons, 10 often oecasned by
purgng medicines. Upon the which judge this
dicine to be, behdes It's main sbest Of the mott
futary means for reoring o appetite and promoting
aprtper fate Ct dgsaion, by carrying of that bilious
fnbaaace which engenders 70 much indp POTTER both
among childres and admits.
ana, Sir, your nint ohedicnt fervsnt
JOHN MOTHER.
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The Anody77s Ek*1r.
For the cure @. every Kind OF head ACHE,

Indian Vegetable sbeelfc.
A iafe and fpeedy reoledy Tor the yenerIaid'!sai.
" An ounce Of prevention Is worth pound q
eurs.''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-17

Nsryons Dirorders,g {, Violent cramps in the
Confumptions, nonasch aiia 0aNA'
Lownefs of ipirits, indigeh,on'
In,,ur;ty Of the tlcod, Gout in the iton1ach,
ufer;cai eesfions | Pains in the limbs,
L,.,ard ,seakncifes, | Reiaxations,
sen,;na, yreakneifes, involuntary erniihens,
Elnorhns Tor whnesl Osaibate elects,
Barrenneis, 70 Imroteney, &c. &c.
In caas Of extremity where the long prevalence A,e
obauacy of diicaie has rought on general imposer
isment Of the fyasm, eaAfive debility of the wills
rame and NJ az waiting OF The aeh which no ngo5 fl.
ment or cordial could repair, IN the uls
Of this medicine mas performed the rot atohilhine
-. ~
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az TAKE NoTlcE

Tat +. Kenneay,leH. is 0fb0'n't6 f0f egg 6se1'
for ALEXANDRIA.
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Sep embe, IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23

Ii Twas to make conjecture on the
latter circumstance, should attribute It
TO this governments insisting oa some
relaxation ON the Maritime Jurisprudence
of England Ii is very possible that one
or the other governments may publish { ne
correspondence in which their respective
interests and pre,entions have been discus
sed, to reader the public the arblter OF the
Justice aud moderation OF their conduct.
Sales in colonial produce have been almost
entirely suspended for the last three weeks
in consequence of the apprehension OF
peace. Three days ago however large
speculation was made In Coffee, for house
in Paris, who doubtless had early iniorma
ton of the in.erruptien Of the negotiations.
Martinique coffee which was selling before
the appearance of peace at sIaty three
and sixey four sous, was bought at hity SIX
and 6fey seven. Eight hunared bales OF
Bourbon was sold at SIS sous, Whlch a
month ago was worth 81 g sous. Bust
ness vii! not resume its activity before lord
Lauderdale leaves Paris He is sad 20
have demanded his passports which were
DOT Immediately granted -snd II is assert
ed that he dispatched courier to London
on the 12th inst"
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! he forces Of France. Inc tfea-

,o,he forces of France. Inc t1ea-
sTle,. - Russia, abandoning TO Tiaaee'
y VIZ s,ss,e the west, and the south ,ot A-a'
the p' GAS sicaed there on the aosn july
Iops s,nss 10 d,smen,ber Spain, IN favor OF
pr,nce OF Peace, and to dethrone tbs
sns - family OF Portugal have been there
o,"red. EDghsh nesociators have been
p,.;ned there IN uncertain negotiation. TIL
.'.,ce has, by their presence, been enabled
fiaa aaratr almost all our allies trem US.
70 s sopprs CATION of the Jews has been as
A,,hled al the same place; and Bonaparte
~. proposed his curious doubts respecting
.s.;r religion and policy, 10 be resolved by
W., Rabbins. The French funds have
o,cnated like our own az the negotiations
20, on. Ii seems now probable that the
'.s,v with England must be broken off ;
.od that the English enyoys are 70 return,
re intacto.
furnishes little new intelligence-Gaeta has
allen. Much Neapoil,an property has
hen con6scatedto CRAFTY the French ar
uv. The Calabrians, with aid from sir
Saoey Smith, are enabled to resis, the Ca
,,er Of the French, Sicily is still free
Malta is strong IN iroeps, whom il pre-
sanss in good health. The port of We.
nice is still under blockade.
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THE WEST.INDIES.

are Delivered from the preseuce of Jerome
B9usparse. Gusdaloups and Martinique
a2urish. Hay,l maintains It's indcpend
snce. The HAVANA is the emporium Ut q
brisk trade, The marksts in the British
islands are most abundantly supplied With
Americsn commodities. Miranda has re-
turned from Barbados TO Trinidad, he
goes WIKI considerable strength of new
supplies, against the Caracas.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
From the NORFOLK LEDGER.

Toe editor of this paper has received q
lever from TREND in Bordeaux, dated the
1nh Of August, Of which ne offers his
readers an extract, aud he ventures to as
sure them, shas the writer is person Of
Intelligence, aud responsibility.
II have had It 10 contemplation for some
days pass, 20 address YOU on the subject OF
the pending negotiations, b@tween England
aud ,his country. they lately assumed a
character, strongly indicative OF sn ap.
preaching peace but the rumora have been
SO varioos and contradictory and she sourc-
es ct oar information so obscure aad sus-
pcions, that deemed it useless o offer IN
telligence, or which could MOI guarantee
tie authenticity. a. The beginslBg of thls
W0uth, the opiaions Of all classes Of peo.
ptxsre so universally in favor of peace,
interpretations were Absolutely nade 10
rscelse aEd Welcome he courier who was
hourly IsPecsed 10 appear, and announce
It's conclusion. Tbs impression was
strengthened by the arrival at lord Lauder.
dale at Calais, on the Sd ins,ans, and Al
Paris oa the sch, add the erroneous reports
Oilhe tfigaie who brou2h, hin oseg having
Exchanged salute of2i guus with Jhe bas,
my OF the former place, and of his lord.
sup having been presented 70 the emperor
% the 9Th at the coHri of lhe IhcilleYisa%.
Inc hrst Of these reports originated from
.oe circumstance ofths triga'e hav,na fred
10 guns when lord Lauderdale end llis Sc.
''e'afles, Messrs. Stuart and Mad,soa,
zane rom along side. do nor know 10
wat cause 'hs report of his presentation at
sOuF' Is to be attributed A very inielli-
6'@aad we'll Informed correspondents wrote
nc on 'he 1o,h iussan, from Paris, stating
Na' lord Lauderdale had been eloseted 3
C ~ sn toe preceding evening with Mr.
0uampaGny, minister Of the interior, and
s'aeral Clarke, who enjoys the highest ere.
III at the court of ST. Cloud. The result
"'nis meeting was very different from " hat
vas at hrst coujecsured, The object Of the
Interview was 70 remove the obstacles
Ss'ca still divided the two cabinets, but 50
''' from its accomplishment. the breach is
'''u 70 nave been widened, and the official
|10mmuuicasion We have this day received
e'n Paris. under date of the 18th instant
s90O'ms this opinion I,raasmif you here.
s n.' copy of the note Published by go
.e'o1enS and extracted from the Moniteur
ne 18th. 1t alludes To several import.
-. POLITICAL events, but particularly 20 the
=, "caflen of the peace with Russia. the
..asnss1"'edgnaens of The king of Holland
~ NAPLES, and duke Of Cloves and Berg.
,, zoe emperor of Austria end king OF
i. p'S,s' and 70 the causes cf the Interrupt.
C T." Of the negotiations between France &
0'eas Britain.
lsud aecorfllng to established etiquette, lord
Der ~soroale could not be presented to the EN-.
l,,raa uaul gfler treaty was signed; SO says
"@ ae Entsire of the 18th of August.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
Tot Editor Of the London Star.
DIR,

SIR,
The following singular condolences
nav furnish matter for rehsctlon TO Ihe GU
rous, |, has been generally admitted 'i'at
the Roman empire, after Paasisg opdsr
seven different forms Of government (or
seven heads) was divided into ten king
doms in Eorope (ths ren horns OF Daniel
and Tohn) and tina, notwithstanding the
various chaoges Eerope has uudefg ne
the number of kingdoms was gsoefay a.
bout ten.
is not little surprising that The he1da
ofthe Family Of Napoleon, who has f1cted
sech change in the same empire, ere e%.
actiy seUea, viz.
i. Napoleon.
2. Joseph, king Of Naples.
8. Louis, king of Holland.
4. Jerome.
S. Murat, duke Of Berg and Cloves.
6. Cardinal tesch.
:. Beaabarnos, the adopted son Of Ma.
poIeon.
And also, that the members Of the nsz0
federation are Just ten. VIZ.
i. Bavaria s. Ysemburg
2. Nuremberg 7. HohenzolIern
3. Baden s. Arembesg
Il. Darmssade 9. Salm
5. Nassau 10 Leven
Its alse remarkable, thai in The nacn'S
Rame. Napoleon BonaParte, there are pre-,
e7sely three uures 6l1,tecs--
NApOJF ON2TION SpADTE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
From the Orange County Republican.
In inf&A5!e care far FELoN.


Take pSce Of Rock Sale. about tha
size Of a bu'rernus, wrap 10 q greep cab
bage leaf, il TO be had, if nos, Ia brown
wst paper. Lay 1t in hot embers, and CO.
yer it as you would to roastao onion after
abou, twenty minutes, take it out aud
powder it as fne as possible.
Take hard soap and mix be powdered
salt with so much of the soap, that it viii
make saive. If he soap has but liulc
turpsntiue ia it, as may be known by the
smell, then add little turpen'ine, bus il
the soap smells pretty ssroug Of the turpen-
tine, none mead be added, Apply the
salve when made, to ,he part aGecsed by
the Felou, and it will IL few hours (and
sometimes in few miuues) totally de.
stroy the Feloa and remove all pain.
II the Felon has suppurased or has got
matter in it, after the pain is removed it
musr be healed as other sores afe.
The above receips was given by Deacon
Ichabod Carmjckle of cumberland. He
is man Of known veraciiy and ruth, he
asserts, that for twenty years past he has
made use of TIE foregoing salve, and IN
many cases where the Felon haG arisen 70
an alarming and dangerous state, and has
never failed of an effec;uai cure.
Il was the special desire of Deacon Car
mickle that the foregoing recipe should be
made public.
Septsmber II, 1906.
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6 6 S

And 10 his M sne IS con,aieed the neme
given by John 10 the king Of sbe Locn5ss,
VINO is called ApOLaON, OF. 'he De
stroyer. A. 8
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Port Of Alsxandr1d.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Mary & Allen, captain Dodge, Liz
verpooI, 62 days. Crates, salt, and dry
goods.
Lat lss, S, long. "a, spoke ship Liber.
~, Capt. Riley, from Phllad-ipha, bound
to London, days out. Latitude Al, 70,
long. 40, 20, w. snip Caroline, Glbsop'
from Amsterdam, bound TO Baltimore, 43
days OUT.
Brig Rebecca, Wilson, So days from
Oporto- Wine and ballast Marx butts.
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Journeymen Bricklayers.

Two or three good hands will find employ
ment if immediate application is made to the
subscriber in Alexandria
Elisha Janney.
10th month. 29d st
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A Dance il character with the Be
b. IEl5sa L0U[&yf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-16

the pl,afures of competency and iettered cafe,
after a life of reeitude and difcharge of the du
ties of men and citizens--the difcharge of the
charities, and the promotion of licences and
arts and national improvements, by which the
great fociety is bleiIed like an happy family
and the virtues Of nation cheriihed in ordrr TO
the transfer of thoCe blelIings to pofterity inn
proved by our gratitude to thofe who deliver
CT them to Us.
Taete are tie lparjlifs cfsiv;iIife. ~.
And what is the life that he would exchange
for this, and for which he calculated upon 70
.c'ay as resdyto volunteer in this projeet?
HIS proportions to general Eaton declare it {;
for the dull purfuts Of civil life he calculated
that there were numbers prepared to volunteer
in treAfoa--,o .enibark in ea.erprZes Of blood
and the enlIavement of taeir feilow citizens
who pr; tered 10 he bit Eaz,cs TO enjoy the
Gu;, pu.fuits of civil life.
The libel on the country is too exccrable--
the conception is horribls--and we'll may gen.
Eaton FAY notp,oply that the tsYoSv ds/crped
hanging, butessry enemy TO thefe dull purfuits
OF civil Nfe, which make us the envy Of the
world. -,
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'NbeS&nqnirer..a
RICHMOND. ls,b DECEMBER.
INTERESTING INTELLfCENcE.

We have thrown out every atom of original
matter, to make way for the following me-
morahe accounts, received by the LAST
NIGHTS New-York Mail. What aitonifhing
events does it unfold Events, that may fhake
every efa6iJbment in Europe to it's centre, and
+" the agitation Of whole billews mutt reach e.
ven This ditant and peaceful Gore -
And for sobafis all this blood expended; ait
thete thpufands taken cspiires or hewn down in
the field of battle II is not that Europe il
once more 6,aken "hv the agonifng f,,ains
Of Infatuated NAN, fteking through h!ood and
laughter his long-.oa LIBERTY" MOI Theft
times, with allthe irregular grandeur of virtue
which they occanona!.Y prodn:ed, have va.
niihed and Europe prsients nothing but mr.
lanchoy ipettacle, where the !ore ofagg,r,ud;tc.
a-snt has completely fucceeded TO The ivz,, Of IL
berty; and where the means of human i,appnefs
are dettroyed, towns reduced to ruins. and
tboyand5 of men are slaughtered, for noiLiag-
but to crafty the ambition, the caprice or the
deteitabic rancour of tsvo depraved individuals
Friends OF kings we who would facri6vc' the
osnehts'of representative government upon
The affairs of monarchy ye who fickenng at
the noble equality of man are now 6ehing for
the fpendors of a tbrone; go to the field -of
Jena, and behold the refutatou of your con-
temp;ib!e m.tskes.
iF6at particular iuaHeemenfJ have led to thefe
'i"S'csi events, sue nave yet TO learn. Ii iecbs
that the king of Pruliia has put forth long and
able manifctto in which lie no doubt attempts
tojunify his own conduct, and explains the caut-
es ut the war. AS foon AS the New-Yors, pa
pers have furnfhcd us with a copy OF this inte-
reting document, we ihail fciZc the eavlieit op.
portunity to lay it before our readers.
The mind is loft in the contemplation of thefc
wonderful events To what mass of con-
teqnence5 will they not irrciiilhy lead -" b.
naparte at the gates of Berlin /" Uubabey Eu-
rope !
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FOR SALE,

- lBOVBR-YARM, whereon now live LAYING in
Loua county, the South Anna River, adjoining the
Land Of Capt. James Winflon and Mr. Edward Car
land containing 500 I2 acres the plantation in good
repair. On this Land are valuable meadows we'd let
with timothy and herd gras, and great deal more
ready prepared Tor iewiug There is good apple Or
ehard, with variety Of other fruit trees there is
nunuer oi highly MANFRED Lots with very hiyhlv
manfred garden. The ituation is very handfonie s.
pta'lu; one the improvements are very convenient,
and comfortable and injured A great bargain
may be had IN this valuable property the prefent crop
of Tobacco will lhe~ the fertility of the foil IL il Is
not Told privately before Loua January court it will
thcD be fold st pubic Ele.
q iina par, Of the purehafe money will be recui-
red IN hand, the balance 20 be paid in two equal an
nual payments. i. l.. CAMPBELL,
Joufs, Dee. 10. 2.vssu
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10 Frees0idt,s Of E1;x, Caroline, KIM e. DUR.
and King U(ikIian
FELLOW CITIZENS,

FELLOW CITIZENS,
IN consequence OF many applications .,ade 70
me, from Respectable quarters, I tak. -, 4:
eoerty OF hnbnittng myfelf to yoA as a candidate
LOT your congregational diftrid, altho 1t is ~
perfectly coniitent With my dome(lio irrersO. orA
with my Rate OF health. PERMIT me in rbr MOI ~
ne manner to impress upon your minds the pee.IT;r
OF exereilng your rights of frTaae on general min.
ePies-iuch as in your judgements yotr dtes re-
men demand There are three highly eGen,iaI rra,,
10 De looked for III Representative Political rrc;
P'es, hHesrty' and talents. You will draw COM
III "leie reiPects between mytelf and an, other
candidate who may be oPpofed to me, and have mo
donbt but your ultimate deoifion will h. co-r.a
iuch OF my fellow citizens as are up.cnna;p,.d
win me, ofer my past pledge for NV f,,n-e
CONDUCT. truh that nearly thirty wears Of Ce,v;..
rendered. to the public, with the moi Jealous at,srh-
ehs to- and iupPort OF thoe principles which CARR.
US through our revolutionary ftrusgles, will aft
al with my pat condaa.
"hen l take view OF the preient eovernm.n, af
the uHion, cannot hef;ate to declare 70 vov Eo,,
etiZens, that the Patrotni, virtue and fn,erd;d >,
Tents winch haNs been exhibited to the world INV tb.
Character; who dire4 the federal government, deferv.
te confidence, reipca and gratitude of the people of
the United States. No part of their eo.dna A, y
more highly approve,tha that exhibited d,,r;o, ~
l Ia ielion reipettng political relations with
E'eiahd and SPs'n. ! think 1t founded in wifi
dom and iupporfed by the bef policy It was eslcu.
aied TO maintain the true ntersas Of our citizens. by
rre'ervns peace and at the fame time putting with ali
heeehary energy the juf claims of our COUNTRY.
NoPerion' feow-etizens, can be more oppofed 70
that mode Of eanvafipg which favoars of Corruption
than nyiei; no perfon be lei anxious to employ
aay undue influence the minds of the electors ~
this diitret; they hould be left to the free exrreof
their own Judgement. think it eGentia. however,
thar every candidate houid be known,
any or oy iueh approximations as be cea6ded in.
20 '.Sr %hoie uhrages he AXIS Mydelieste Rate Of
health will prevent nay being 70 much IN nubl;c =.
could with butI will endeavour 70 far as circumau-
ees WI! permit me, TO make iuyfeif acquainted viii
my fellow citizens Of the dira tat they NAV udg.
OF the proPrety of repofng their confidence in me
am your Fellow. Citizen,
LARKIN SMITH.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ME Subfetiber refding in the City of wiFismf-
burg Is dciirous OF taking few young Ladies
ana Gentlemen as bosrders--fier boufe is ftsated
on che Lot adjoining Mr.. Aoderfon's Boarding
Sehool, and hlsfeven convenient rooms She. there
Tore, hlners herfef ,hat ie can Accommodate then.
to their ia9aton with lodging a, well as entertsie
ment She ProPoies keep feparate tables for tie
Gentlemen and Ladies, and her terms will be az mo-
derats asany-in town.
ANNA BYRD.
Willi9mburg, Nov. 81. caw4w.
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Mr.. Smith OF Wyihe) reported from :br
ccmmiitee for courts Of juace, that the com.
mite hal, a coTJiug 10 order, hal under their
conh 'cr1iion fevCral petitions 20 them referred,
AID had come to fsseFal refomioas thcrcupun,
which he hsadeJ IN at the Clerks table, where
,hc fame wee twice read and agreed 10 By the
hoGf< ~ follows
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SaIfs at auftioil.

o" 7SetaaJ TIE l6@ 1gP.sfhf g57ss of lie 6h.,iS.,
.,. will 6systf. =
a Nelegaht Northern built Coachee and a pair Of
IA likely Horfc', for approved endorled nego,iabls
notes at 9 months credit
TArLoR g BROHN, ,. M'rs.
Dec. 10. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-16

The Sgftndssg Bill had not paiIed the sen,,. o,,
the lth An amendment has been ;pcornnr,,.J
with i, TO empower the PRECEDENT to give f,rsbsr.
iu'PeniiOn TO the law beyond the soth June, Iso7
until the SIN fDee Tin his opinion the public n,e,
Fe!t lhould require it." .eF
ne Committee of Ways and Means have appont- {
ed h1' Josa RandOIeb their Chairman.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-16
a HARGAIN /.

= EhY be had IN a Chariot, Hsrnefs, aud pair
IVA oi excellent horfcs-ErqUse Of the Editor.
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