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MARSHALL SHE.

ny @irt1e decree Of he court eib. UaittJ Slater
~ for be 5b circuit in he Virgisia HR,s, e,onoau-
ed at My fe"w 1905, in JciaLf Of Jobn Tafe and
Ib0@Ta' AFe", agacet Of Henry 4aytis, ara;na Zane,
PaHgba"' adminfraior Of I1aifbe7O Ya@y6@, ted
ana of'f'i; 7DW6f o' 70 tie sisbsf iis.,, 70, rad,
Saturday The 22d day eff Tbs maui, tie fllo4uiug.
SLhpkS, Vis Parrot, Peter, Billy, Cy,,u,, Betfy,
fot, Nd and Nthy; oro many Of Tim as NAV bfGE
heif"f 10 ,a bejum Of one f6Ogj6nd oer bu1d,ci and
e1fogh* a'g,s and 81 cent?, 4cb irie+f on one Aos
jans four bn"ded and vAsty-nas doa,s, ta,t thereof
at TIE rate 9Fx PER eeatnxv c, cnu2v7, from The cid
asy q May, 1905. anStke rsg.ner, of jik
WILLIHN 1zliWW, D. NJ fer
80. JOSERH SCOTT, d. y. y.
February 4. tdc
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TNHE fubfcriber offers his ferviee. a. BRoKFR

II ME lubfcriber offers his fervice as a BROKER
Il IN the city Of Richsend, and will tran(sA A.
ny butineis in that line for moderate eommifion.
he will not inform the public that ie is buGnefs
w,th which he is familiar, but affures every one
who iaay think him worthy of their confidence tba,
Nc one Will be more attentive to their intereft He
Gon. -
Ills Office is kept or The esefs Greet jeadDq fran
tnS Capitol fqusre tovsrds Col. Carringtons
GARTER b. PAGE.
December 81.
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a ftTN fEK D0G,

LsR yfr9.n Richmond abort tie 900 December
kqR.
LIE rs f'rnA COMBAT bandjo,ne dog, n jinoN
- Bot at tie root IF bis tai ala ciicJgy bis
bead ard ears and IT'S beiie7,ed /a,ie otSer parts
nor particularly remembered) ere (1oited scitb
h7,er eoloa bit TIE body, sc. is .roTy j1rely and
tricky lleeAie@ eritb tire fame, par.icn'arly bis
legs, ev4i:h 0red""ker tb0n bis 6ody-bofb ears
are Ait, and be nnfavcrs 10 TIRE n0,ae Of NERO.
Eboe7'er sviH bring Kim TO tie Editor IF tbs
fHper' or eoa1ev to linn by letter or otbersrijr.
J.cb information as sciN enabe lie ozvner o. TIE
dog TO reeo7'e'. bin, SaN rree;q's
THEN7-1- DoLLARS REg,ERB.
February I. cp.c
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a LLfrrj5as ha7iyy elai,nl agaiaf TIE cRate
Of Joh" iiaouc,, deed. Of tbe BosvEng-
Greer, are respected to n,0ke them krssr1, tk0t
trorifcn may lie made for a final /rt:i''.eut.-
IND fboie iEaeb.ed wuR make iv,,nediate pay
n,ent to JOBN HCOllES, and
JOHNC. F0CLFOLK,
Executors Of John Hoo1,eJ, deed.
T0u!os. tr
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VALUABLE PROPERTY-FOR, SIZE.
TT>tiAT large five Rory BRICK TENEMENT,
north iide of the Mar -ifreet leading 10 the
Capitol, now occupied by MIR. S. Rawlings. and in
which Mrs. Harris mas an intcrrh during her lie
time The iituation is iurPaed by none, being near
the bank. the Capitol, the baton, and the po
For terms apply to
AUE!N LAroREST.
Jan. 90.
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GUM swAMP,--foR SALE.

NE the 9th day Of February next, will be fold
~ that valuable TRACT of LAND, late the pro.
PeTty Of John Sale, decd, in Cheieriied count,
containing five hundred acres, known by the NAM
OF the Gam Swamp, the turnpike road, ten lis.
above MancheAer, the buildings On which are COM
modiQug. One half Of the purehafc motey will be
required in hand sndi!i o,her il twelve r,onhs
ISAAC 5ALIF,
January ~. AT.
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HOUSFON'S newly invented PATENT MI.
i TALLiC HONE, may be had az Mr.. Geo
Greenhow's Rore, oPpoG;e the Eagle Tavern. lie
rtitty of this machine for fctting Razors and oth,r
nltruments which require fine edge, renders il an
object worthy the attention of every sdiyidual who
may have location for its uIS $500 10
pscember 10 RI
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4 NDREW STEVENSON, in addition to the
N courts Of King William and Hanover; praefi-
les law in the county court of New-Nent
January 10 TIL & S. 1t.
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ENOCH SULLIVAN,
LIVER, GOLDSMITH AND JEvELLzE,

silver, GOLDSMITH AND JEYELL2B,
, ETUR.Ns his grateful thanks to his friends and
n the public fer ,he liberal encouragement afford
ed hum IN his line of bunefs and hopes by his pune
tual attention to the buinefS, TO which h. wa, ore
to nure continuation of the favor of liberal nu,,
he He offers now for fale a, his hop adjoining #
Eagle Tavern, general APARTMENT Of lver ware add
jewellery OF the mott flhiouable kind, coniGiPg IF
iilVef lea Fots cream Urns, Tumbiays, Spoons, and
MOURNING and fancy EARRINGS, Iockets, Fiuter Ring,
and Breat Pins, jet, white and coral Necklace and
Ear-rings general iuppy of Comb5 plain and or.
namented Pocket Books, thread Cafes Miniature ana
ring Gales, gold and gilt Seals, Keys and Chains.
H'ghfit price give9 for old gold Or FLYER :
December 3. r.
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TO Be RENTED.

A bRICR HOUSE, near mat u Mr. gob.r,
L n Gos4oa, az The H;A, c-isuiated to aceonImo-
date imal f7"fy crafouaSiy; sttsehss Il IL il 2
haB acre ~ grogod well iDrJo{e5
JAg. 5REs.SEi9W
DeceSteT z e.
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q TUTOR wanted, who ras teach Reading,
\ Writing and Arithmetic, ip E.naJ fsuiily.
APpjy to The Editor 81 tbs Engu.ret.
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SALE or STOCE.
GEORGE willy.

HhoRER f. COMMITS ST0U kKERCH5jy1.
Hear the Bafir,
RU1S and feils all kinds of Produce --Alro. snd.
~ tots, and houies, Bank stock, S,e.
~ Hsboy ES sale. LOIS No. I4I, 9, 2, and a
which make one entire fquate IN Du-yais addt;.
on--ltere IS good spring attached to chem. 4fefe
lots are 'geh worth ,:he &tteRtion N any gentle
Ran withngto bVIl fuHsWr ssizeas for biz iaIpisy
JgIy 9s--ts.
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I 'tfE iubfcriber has opsnca LrorER, Or
4 jICE over the Store ri Mt Henry Hovev.
zsf sroniies atteJar 20 ~ bsineis irufed To hin,
JOHN SATCEgII..
~ w sPFw.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-14

with TO hhds Of sugar on board,
anorthera schooner loaded with =, .as OIL
-.,did Aot hear what damss: va r' y
Fort Royal. a hundred houses y, va d'ass
away IL Rosseau, Dominique, h, ,ss's a
breaking through, and were stove =; asfaq
as soon as they reached the surf "Fnsa
vessels in the ha'bor we're los, @Ss
October IL.
Arrived ship Sally, Williams, from ),
cha, via Bourbon, III days from ,5s H. 40
place. "t
Left at Alden, brig Telemachu, i
lem, uncertain. Sailed IN COMPANY ~ y
brig Reward of Salem for Bourbon y, EIN
ed there same day. LET. at St. n In
Isle of Bourbon, ship Topaz Of ass l
Boston, uucerta'a the ship Reb,0io,
New York, detained at ST. Paul, q,
count Of supplying an English irisa. wv
stock. An American brig was also d.,,; w.
ed there, the cause not known. ,u0, ,S
49, ~ '"p l00n ana
= a,,s. ., 81 In1n. o, cha; a,'uS v'}'gg
49, f,,,r, s,hsI;na ' sop, .s'0s 'fd
49, '<S'' ''ua
Acc sebo.,ne, Nvnnh Cove, 9,
20 g 3.'Fd',s s' 10 cay
M ~ VI ~. e., sal,,mn,s Lt"a'.y
- -. Rol,., do ,sd, ~
80 ~. ~, ;ns, ;'sd .,kr 49, a'
~, -. nh;tas..J,,h,. n 49,. NV"
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NORFOLK, Oc!obsr7.

Arrised ship Size HeId, Davis, S+8 DAP
frotr LONDON Lci! Iile Downs the lSI
.tpg,,.g. Il ne Shepher,ess, Wills, ot''
for ,ai2 port, was 60 eall 10 tee or 'ws''
days. 1s.,he sh;p !oha sod Alice, for 'h'
pars, saiisd about ,h= Oh August. Sept
IS, n la., - 81, loug. - 10, spoke Tx
ST. . lane. .3Pp,e. 90, from ST. Petersburg
(2s days f.na, .he ias.d's ED boand 10 y,
Yo:k. 81 veil. i7th, iar. 43 IS, loa6 !
90, SPOKE III. sap Liverpool fachS'
,Csa,t, c! pc.;smpuih. N. H. from L,'''
roo! boerl 10 kIsx York, out s. Gays
ash, lax. ~ IS, long. 90 80, spoke '0,II
xeacs hoe, las'ey, Of Plymouth, ou' y,
DAVIS, bound 10 H:cx Yo:k. On inc w. ~;
.s.,aut sas boarded frnG' The ama1'" >" =,
gs,=, of the Zee, oE sitj. b. warren =, 80
coa.2aar, then 10 lat. 81 %, long = 49,, I.'
staae;,vs 10 The eastward. On the "a vs. y.
ha.r,ie<I lrca he Canb-:aa trlga;e' nv nv
ciiy.s IN co,opany, bound 20 Hsl'I,z' W.. ""
Sm;s!,'. is!aad vas boarded from 'pe Nv ~.
parl If so gun. BY ali rea'eo w" 40 ~
gr9a.es; pol!,rness, aud not de'aln'0
menl by any. ,,,. from
Sfip Ocean, Hinchman, 80 o"''
= as.;,.h brig Neptune, cti'Isy, 50 a a'I
from TeSs.y, AM II from Ns"i0a sNs f,rr
sEoop Katy Maria, Stof.r' o'
New York. -, r.,
he brig Fame, s,oae, Of this p0r' W.
a, Barcelona The 5sh of August , n,
Catherine of this port has arrived at s't -;
tcso Bay Camp Ship W'!''an ron @T. w.
po?,, has srrived at Green Island llaII,
The brig Thomas of New York oouu ,.'
NJaoges, arrived at Plymouth me lo'" l ~
detained, The ship Ruby, Sha"' l So,
Charleston; alexandria, Weston IL
Georgetown; AID brig Joseph hl s'., :
all arrived at Cowea the 1o'a AusI E,i
brjr -. Wilson, IT, DAYS tfo" p ''rn
more, touched al Cowes The ION Ao Ii,
and proceedSd &c Rotterdam. Inc Ian In'
lanes, from Baltimore for am'te' .J !,
laden with sugar and coffee. ds'alu ..;,s,
plymouth the 9Th August: The AM c u
ship Iie,,y, -, from Rottsrta" y,
detained a, Falmouth the 9Th A25a,.,
~ ,''N' = ~ - x..-x-~. 49, 80
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and w!,a. anguish for every coming ds .,
was tel. throughout the, greatest anu pea !,
nart Of Europe, from bare a,tempi ana
beginning TO effect such project! az q.
hail we not therefore adopt every eSpeol.
~, which wisdom can devise 20 prevent
he return Of these hard trials
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Such expressions as g The fate of this or
that land, of this or that part of Europe, does
not concernthen;' = or g That they wouldcon-
tranquility in this or that circle;'' or That
they had done their duty in admitting this.o
that state within their line of demarkation,"
&c. should never be heard from prince or a
statesman.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-23
FROM The AURORA.
TACTICS OF PRUSSIA.
T From a late London paper. I
I" In the Dungeon of the Military Prifon
Erannau, Aug. 10, 1906, fix o'clock in Z
I" JOHN PALM"

In modern tactics, the beft line Of march is
the flortet-there is economy in it-of fine
laJor--dJFanee, .farGge, ProTjfonJ, and even Of
life.
When in 17o6 Bonaparte fet out to retrieve
the dfaters of campaign nobly conceived but
inadeqnately executed-he had but $4,000
men to oppofe 100000 men, snder Boileau al
ready poaefTed of The paIes Of the Alps :-the
French army badly provided, proyiGons fcanty,
and even carriages few aud bad" If we are
vanqufbed" faid this fef confcious hero,
81 %e have too much of every thing, if we van
'equifh we need no more"
His march he determined Alould be on the
HsrtsR Hns---and in an unprecedented manner,
to the atoniIhment of officers Of the did fbool,
he fufFered Boileau to pats NoOi, Gavi, and the
Bochetta, (pots deemed impregnable) without
attack. While he puihed on to Voltri, in adj
vance of Savonna-the battle of Montesotte,
like the battle Of UI07, and the battle of TeHa,
opeBed lris road by the fhorteit line into the bo-
fom Of the country which he had refolved to
conquer.
The means Of 1896, 1905 and Isos, were in
deed difproportionate but the difproportions
were. in favor of the fyfem-Iaets like thefe are
the ben anfwers TO thofe who fIfler their with
es TO obfcGre their judgment, and who do rot
ponefs magnaDimity enough 70 be candid nor
difcernmeDt enough 10 perceive that their pre-
judiccs NUT only tend to aggravate their NOR
LITIGATION and their dhsPpointment.
OF. /, 1905, Bonap1rte croGed the Line
at Stratum, the hortcft line to Yierna--
on. /, 1906, he croGed the Rhine at MeHis,
the fhortet line to Berlin.
The battle OF Sebiaif2, appears TO have beer
what the battles of Montenotte, and Of Ulm,
were to the campaigns referred to.
Bonapsrte joined the army on the 9TH Of Oc-
tobcr, in (Iso5 and) lsoG-the operations com
menced GA the 9th in both years--lct US now
purdue the movements with the ben lights we
pofIels
By the 3dyices which had preceded thofe that
fnrniG the materi1ls Of this days remarks, il
appeared iha, the king of Prsdia had removed
his head quarters 90 the town of Hof, city
en- ike river Sail, ia the dueky Of Cnllcnbach,
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"a miles NNE. Of BareNis. about SO NE. OF
Bambery. This petition being ouly about 8
miles from the frontiers of Bohemia, appears
20 have been chofen, either TO Draw the attcns
ton of the French chief OFT .. TIE frat line, or
to Afford fate retreat into neutral territory |;
or what is more probable, to induce fufpicion
that the Prailians would be reinforced and aid
ed by Auitria on the fide Of Bohemia. The
movements OF the French on the Wefer, and
the early determination to make CafIel the CEN
Iual magazine of the French army, by the
strengthening of it's defence, and the chain of
redoub.s which extended from that depot IKE
rays from great centre, foon convinced the
Ptuifans, that they were not defined to lead
the adverfary out of the Inc Of otera.isns.
The King of pru!lia as fnou as Bonapa,te had
joined the army, on the 9Th, quilted Hpff, and
advanced his army in three dvitous, and diplay-
ed his purpofe of placing his right on Frankfort,
bis centre at NHurtzburq, and his left al Bam-
berg, thefe petitions about 20 miles from the
centre to the tanks of each wing--or line of
10 miles-the whole covered in front by the ri
va Maine. The reader nun not conIider the
Prufians in pofiefiion of thofe cities, they only
mark the petitions of the armies. Frankfort
and Wertzburgh were both in pofiefiion of the
French, whether Bamberg was occupied by eli
Their does not appear.
BY this dfpoiition of the Pruf1ians, Caael, the
main depot of the French, was placed SO miles
in the rear of their right wing and it was, on
the principles of the old Eboo!, reafonable to
iappofe that the French would be fpecially care
Hfui to maintain their communication with that
depot.
The French appear on this, as on former oc-
cations, at Msrengo and Autertz, to have been
arranged in deep clofe columns, forming echel-
Ions by the heads of the centre column of each
wing-and not by echellons of battaiion-in the
following difpoiition
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COPENHAGEN, Sept. 2.

The following declaration Of his majehy has
iuf bees publifhed here relative to Danih HoI-
ilein
Chri1ian VII. by the grace of God. king of
Denmark, Norway, ofthe Wendes, and of the
Cloths, &c. &c. mike known : that from tbs
digoluiion Of the ties of the Germauic empire,
declared by the molt comfortable part of the
Gates of Germany at The diet of the It of laft
month. a6d the foleun declaration of the dig
nifty OF the fipreme chigfof the empire which
annuls its contribution, az alfo the political ties
which tiIl then unitedthe imperial domains flb-
mitted TO our dominion, to the emperor and TO
the empire our rehdons, connections aud oh.
legations no longer, citing in conlequence OF
this meafure, we ave Judged proper to make
known, to declai and TO order, asfoilows, the
relations ADD thesousitWion which we eaabiifh
IN thefe provinces, till then forming part of the
Gerrauic em/re.
"Oar DuAiy Of Hclftein, our lordflip Of
Pinueberg, dpr countyo Raotzau. and our ci-
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GfreraI aesslnaIp Of ls!rgi,,ia.
Exiraat from tie Taaraal5 oftbe Hoaf of
DeiegGfeJ.
MONDAY. Dec. u.

An engrolTed bill, " To amend the act, entitled, an
aa, "To extend the juriidiaion Of juGices Of the
peace" was read third time, and blank therein
Sled up;
R1joiVed, that the bill do pats, and that the tiit
be-, An act, to amend the act, entitled, an act,
80 extend the juriGdition Of juiliees of the
peace"
On the motion Of Mr.. Pruuty, feeondedby Mr. Wy
att, ordered that the ayes and the paTage Of
the fsid bill be inherited in the journals Ayes 70
Noes SO.
An engroIed bill, " To amend the law Of def
cents" read third time, and blank therein fl-
led up; and the queaioa being pitt upon the psnage
Of the bill paled in the negative:
Rgoi0cd, That the faid bill be rejeSed.
The fpeaker laid before the houfe a letter from the
governor, accompanied by laadry documents for the
confederation ofthe general AGsn,bly and the fad
letter being read on motion, ordered, that 20 much
Of the lad letter. together with the documents accom-
Fanying the sFe ,ssreatcs the Penitcptiary eaa-
bi!hmeni be referred 70 the comniue TO whom va1
referred that part Of the Governors coirsnunc zta re-
lating to the faid ensbliihnent.
ON motion, 0,as,sS, That 60 much Of the fad let
ter, with the document, accompanying The srie a.
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ty of Altoona nall continre to be cnsnpriisd IA.
der the general denomination of the duchy of
Holfein, aid fhall no longer form any more
than one with the ftates united under our roy
al fcsptre..-- Thefe countries fhall in cnnfe-
quence be fubmtted to Our fol, unlimited Iomi-
MON.
GAS to the relations which ceafe to exif a.
mong the provinces of the empire, we order &
effabliih oar hyperion dicafery at Gluckf,a,it,
under the title of Iafrsme and regal tribunal Of
Hoyaeia, for the purpofe of rendering iuaice in
our name the tribunal of the nobility may,
however, exercife it's jurifdiefion conformity
with this fupreme court, and under our fove.
reign authority, as it had done till then.
8" Although in confequeuce of the dtfoluton
of the contribution and the ties of the oer,na-
mic empire, the. code of laws becomes null and
void, we nevertheless order that until new or
ganzation take place, and for which the me-
ceharY orders have already been given, all eau
fes be tried according to the laws and or,li-
nances in ufe in each place, as far as they apply
to the civil and penal code.
"The execution of the faid article is placed
under the Responsibility of every individual.
Given at our palace of Fredericksburg, the
9Th September of the year 1906, of the birth of
our Saviour, and the AIN of our reign
Il. So CHRISTIAN.
Signed,
MoeRine, RentSa1v, 7eu6e1,.
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NATCHEZ, Nov. 4, $50.
Ban. Paf.

ia CHE II, NOV, 4, 1905.
E*traf eta Letter. from MatebitocbeJ, dated De-
fober ID, 1906.
The troops AL marched from here, towards
the Sabine river the day before yeferday a fmalI
number ofinvads, &c. excepted, perhaps 90
in all, under Captain Strong, who is left here
to command the Fort thofe gone out are
companies of artillery, commanded by Major
Porter, with pieces of cannon, nine compa-
MES ofinfantry, divided into two bataiions, one
commanded by col. i1ineibury, the other by
Capt. Sparks, and Capt. Farars company Of
forie, aud a company of mounted infantry,
from the County of Rapides, commanded by
Major Wellh. They camped lalt night at the
Adiza, and the day after tomorrow will be at
the Sabine, lome OF them. ThtYhave taken
tools, blackfmiih's forge, and every thing
they win want, to ehdbliih thrmieIves for
time but it 10 uncertain yet what petition
will be choien, what order may come from
the Executive. The Spaniards ave all on the
other fde of Sabine, and fill talks of defending
what they claim on this fde, but thew are ua-
able to contend with the troops General viii
kinion has out.-They viii probably rein
force with all expedition in their power. No
body here believes there will De any fighting at
prefent."
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Dunlesttc
BALTIMORE, December 10. r
From our Csrrslpondent at annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. I2,
On Wednefday lat, came TO anchor in our harbor,
his Imperial majefy's fhip L'Eole, of so guns: 1t
will be oblervsd that this is the Target lp tina. ever
entered any port within the U. States. Thus may
matters OF veiles of any burhen fee that they can at
any time find fate harbor in the Severn river with
in halt mile OF this city, where they may ride out a.
ny gale of wind in fafetY let blow from what quar-
ter it may. There has always been idea held out
by pilots to matters of veels from what reafon we
cannot fay that there are but ventcsn feet water o.
yer the middle ground outfide of Greenberrys Point
which is the entrance of our harbor bur for the
information OF pilots and matters of vefels, they are
informed that the channel has been founded feveral
times lately, and that at common tide there are
twenty feet in the channel over the middle
ground and after croiiipg the middle ground, from
four to five fathnn,. up Severn
river-lt may be proper to obierve, that when the
L'Eoe came in, the tide leaff eighteen inches
below common tides, at this feafon of the year.
Fed. GAG.
John Pope has been elected fenator in Congrefs,
to ferve fix years from the 9TH March next for the
hate of Kentucky.
Henry Clay has been appointed Senator of the u
States from Kentucky, lerve until the 18th OF March
next, vice MIR. Adair, refgned
On Saturday the 9th niaHt, a motion was made
in the houle of delegates of Maryland that leave be
given to bring in bill entitled lin al for be IRA.
DIAL addition Of GaVoy." Determined in the mega
tive.
EstrH2 sf htir from LisDf Co@a TasoL Tsae5 dsftl
Keffb, (Etna 1iprJ 1d;lsGeYi, Nopenabey 5sb
SOC.
have the pleafure to inform you CT our arrival in
the river ye0erday, with the gun-boats No. IL and
company, and ali good conditions. The We
tuvus eperatea from the night Of the 7th Oc-
tober, few leagues eat Of the iiland OF Abico.
The Ketches fail very faa-1he gun-bnats far.
exceed our expecsations-They nearly as dry as
the kttches, although they kept under
preis of fail al the pahage, which was mutually
rough
al have left No. / and 10 at Fort ST. Phillips,
(about 10 leagues above the Balize wood ard wa
ter, and then proceed to Lake Poneh2r, rain and
eruze there, according orders that received from
Capt. Shaw, at the Ealize."
Ban. Pap.
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UEoDA1, December 10.
a bill, Concerning the election of members Of
the court Of huaings and common hall of Frederick
burg =
a bill, " To amend the feveral aas empowering
ieeurlties to reaover damages in fummary way :"
bill, I" To an,end the laws of this commonwealth
concerning diicounts and of fets;"
a bill, Z" To amend and explain an act, entitled,
an act to reduce into all acts and parts acts re-
Iaung to the appointment and duties Of fieriffs :"
"a bill, To amend and explain the act, entitled,
an act TO reduce into all aas and parts Of atl,
rslpectlng county corporation clerks :; were leve-
rally read ieeond ;ne and the ait nsraed bill a.
mended 4, the clerks table, and the laid bills were
ordered to be engroiled and read third time"
nc houie, according 20 the order Of The day, re-
ioyed itieli into committee of the whole houfe TO
take into confederation the reolution Of the egature
OF Kentucky, propoling an amendment to the oenlt.
tuition Of the u States; and after lome time ipent
therein, MIR. Speaker relumed TIE chair, and Mr. b.
Harriion reported, that the committee bad accord
ing TO order had the sid refolution under conGders
ton, but not having time 20 through the fame, had
direeled him to move for leave 20 fit again.
Reiolved, therefore, that this h0l1e viii again to-
morrow refolye iifell into committee cf the whole
houle take ineo CONFEDERATION the aforefad reiou-
ton
Mr.. fiqfrdoa III Anelis) from the eoTmiftee Of
Propoii'ions aud grievances. reported tat the
mtee lad, sccordirg % order, had u%l,r coniders-
tioefhs petition Of fnndfy inhabi.ans 81 the couuy
Of kauasshs to them referred ard bad rome 70 e..
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Mosqias, Rsnt&aev, JtnDen.
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On Saturday the 9th iDfaHt, motion was made
IN the houie of delegates OF Maryland, that leave be
gwen to bring in bill, entitled I'm al for Tie pra-
DIAL addition Of EaVoy." Determined in the mega
tive.