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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
FROM TIE AURORA.
WHO WANrEn En-Fpc1

WHO WANTED ENERGY?
Never was there so splendid triumph
of principle, as arises from the documents
communicated by the president on the 18th
February toboth branches ofthe legislature
They constitute complete decision of
the point in dispute between the two par
ties.
Every honest iederalist must bow in sinh
mission to such decision of the only ouce-
tion which has divided the peonie. and
such d. do not must be considered as male
contents wishing evil to the nation to era
THY their envy against men who have seen
more correctly than themselves and lead
eTs. Every dispute has been about tbe
measures best calculated TO secure our
peace. The fcderalists contendnp for en-
ergy or force, the republicans for reason.
Energy IN government is but another
name for force. Force can only arise from
numbers in pay--the support of which
numbers becomes of itselfa burden. which
burden begets additional uneasiuess. caIIs
for more force to compel submission. This
additional force is an additional bur,Ien
and besets additional uneasness. calIine,
Tor still more force, and thus alternateI,,
each end OF the balance will preponderat.,
until the whole physical force of the nation is
put in requisition, and the energy must be
the heaviest end Of the scale before natl
on can be secure.
Such is the condition of every energetic
government in Europe.
The numbers there in pay as civil. mill
tary and ecclesiastc, with the arms anI
means IN their possession, arc able TO heat
and keep in subsection the remainder Of tbe
nation, scattered over the country, divided
IN opinions and unprovided fora contest ae
they are. And unless such be the case. the
very scheme of government of enerov
would defeat itself. o.
IN place Of this energy or force, the re-
Pnbhcans have contcnded for Justice and
reason that people whose government
was OF their own choice, and whose adni-
impose no burden, nor resfrai,
no rights (or such only as arc absolutely
necessary can never require cnerg,, ~
force to keep themselves in order or sub-
lection. That there can be nothing for
people tooppose save burdens or restraints.
consequently that government is moe Co r.
Which mas least energy or force; because
'heTe WI be neither burden nor restraints
o this 1t has been repled-SupDose
there be no civil disscntions from onnnsiti-
On to laws under such government, what
IS there to oppressive the government a~ainst
demaSogue assuming supreme power. ana .
'YcTtu1ning all as B1napartc, Crom well. /
lnd Caesar have done heretofore
ne answer is, the good sense Of the /
'ooP'e IS sufficient security. In America
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To the PRESIDENT offAs SEN:lTE

xxx 9f ne House Of Rehre8cnfa-
H0es Of lnaSSachusctfq.
WASHINGTON. Feb. II. 1907

SPEAKER ofHe House Of Pehreacnto-
Hoes Of 6iasSachusctfq.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. II, 1907.
GENTLEMEN,
l ACKNOWLEDGE in the first
moment it has been in my power, the re-
celPt OF your Joint letter Of January 26tb.
with the Address Of the two branches of
the Legislature of Massachusetts, exnres-
sing their appreciation Of tie proceedings
OF our Government This declaration can
not fail to give particular and general sa-
ustaction 70 our fellow citizens, and to D,.o-
duce wholesome effects at home and abroad
The remarkable union of sentineaf.
winch pervaded nearly the whole of the
states and Territories composing our Ma
ton, was such, indeed, as 70 inspire ires
confidence IN the course VIC had 10 bursuc
yea something was sensi5ly wanting 10 iii
up the measure Of our happiness, white n
member SO important, so esteemed .,q Noe
sachusetts, bad not vet declared it's r,,.,;-
C'Pauon ln the common scntincn.; that it
is now done, viii be subject Of mutr,i
consrat1lation. ] am sensible thatt the terms
ID which You have been pleased Tn r,,ts
tnIS communication arc not mcrc'v r.
on official duty. ! feel how much 7 az, 49,.
Ge'ted to 'ac kinl AMI fricaIly d!suosi,;o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHtT-
SETS.
In the InnRc nf Rehrcnn,,,.,.;-... II a.

1907.
TIE Speaker read from the chair a COM
municaton from the President Of the Uni
ted States, in answer to the address both
Houses forwarded to him during the pre-
sent session Of the Legislature:
It's thcreupon ordered, that the same be
deposited among the archives ofthe House.
and printedin the paper in which are pro-
mulgated the laws of this Commonwealth
Extract from ME journal.
Attest, C.. SUMMER, CLERK.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-20

From the time of the failure ofthe expedi-
ton dollars were difficult to be got, hardly a.
ny other specie was to be seen than ounces
(doubloonsj which passed for l6 dollars n
cents; from $ to per cent premium was gil
ven for dollars Government bills we're not
to be had as government had more money
than was needed.
The Unicorn aud Nereid, Gigates, and the
Charwell, sIoop of war, were to be left to
cruize off the mouth OF the river, as well to
take Spanish vessels bound in, as to prevent
English merchantmen from falling iAto the
hands of the Spaniards. a great many 1ner-
chantnlen were supposed to be on their pas
sage from England. 1t was supposed the RI
yer would be declared In a state of blockade
by the cruizing fiigatts. s
The Spaniards expressed their determine
ton to be very rigid with all foreigners, who
should hereafter enter any Of their ports in
South America, particularly with the Ameri-
cans, to whom, they say, they are indebted
fer their late visit by the English.
The failure oftks expedition appears to be
generally attributed to the commander In
Chief. Frhe number of killed and wounded
was about 946o. Several Of the wounded have
died sincesthe treaty.
Mr.. .Rykman, Of New-York. had taken a
passage in an English ship for Surinam. -
Messfs. Blodget and Chiids, of Baltimore,
remained at Monte Video, under the priyi-
lege granted them BY tie court of Spain
Mr.. D. G. Deperest, of Connecticut, remain
ed at Monte Video. having obtained liberty of
general LINERS, to attcndto one or two suits
at law, which were pending. Mr.. Seollay, of
Boston, was going 70 England, in the heet'
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New York, Ravember II.
LATEST FROM FR NICE

4. II.
By the Sally Barker Wipdsor, arrived
a. Boston on Tuesday. in short passage
I from Bordeaux, we have French papers TO
the 5sh of October. Their contents, ex
coping the affair OF Copenhagen, are not
interesting.
From gentleman, however, who came
passenger the above vessel. and ,hro'
the channel Of private letters, we are able
TO present our readers with the following
interesting intelligence
Extract of letter from house of the
FIRST respec1ability in Antwerp, to sno.
Their 10 Bordeaux, dated Sept. %, and
received as Bordeaux by express. just
before the Sally Barker Windsor Ief, the
latter place.
g We understand an order has been
given. out by the French emperor TO cap.
tule every vessel bound to or from Eng.
laId, aud if with cGrgoes. are TO be. consi-
dered as good prize This is a mortal
blow TO the American commerce; and we
fear will lead to rupture between Ameri-
ca aud France
J. 8. II is reported that MIR. Munroe has
left London but rot on account of the
exis,iug differences between the two coun.
tries 30, by reason of i'll health. Mr..
Pinckoey is said to be charged with the
public business
The 6rsr paragraph of the above letter
was cofsobora,ed at Bordeaux by letters
direct from Paris, of late date.
A gentleman who came passenger in the
Sally Barker Windsor, iuforms Us, THAT
two cases Of capture [Amrrican1 made
siuce, ADD under the decree Of the 21st of
November, 1906, were brought befpre,he
prize court az Bordeaux, a short time be.
fore he LAf, thar city; bu. the court had
refused to give an opinion, until fresh IN.
Ell uc.ions should be received from the EN-.
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peror. These instructions were called for
by The court, and question demanded,
whe.her the decree was..obs put 10 full
force against The Amsricasss HE answer
was, !. thatis efecf, the Law ustobeYase
against them as ,vith all ether nextfals.n
We were yesterday fayorrdw the fol.
lowing article troma source which may be
relied on:
Answers were given by the emperor 10
The council of prizes, on the 2ad Sept. last
TO the following questions 100
lst. Wiener there should be any ex.
ceptions to the decree Of November 81.
1906, 10 favorof such nations, as, by,hriilr
.rea.ies, were allowed free trade, or the
privileges of neusTsilaiDg enemies proper.
~!
Ansuuer. That as The decree, contained
no eacestions, there ahoulanot be ana made
IN its application.
I'd. Whether neutral vessels, in ballast,
should also be made liable TO con6scalion,
upon The plea of capture, or s,,ess OF YEA.
Their, it they had entered British por,?
Answer. That itmVst lay ouerjor fur.
tber consideration. ~
Sd. Whether one half Of the conascated
properly should. IN all cases, be appropri-
ated towards lndemnifyiug sufferers byBri.
fish spoliations' -s
.ne aas1ver 1vas IN The of,matipe."
a letter from arespectsble gentleman in
MaIstilies, dated September 9, states
!" mat the emperor has marched an army
ot 5000 men INTO Leghorn aud Civi,iVi-
TIA, and laid ap embargo on all the vessels
lying 10 those ports"
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BosToN N1uemher /.

Boston November IL.
FROM THE NfEDITERRANEAM.-
Captain Williams arrived at Sale n from
Leghorn, confirms the account Of the cap
rurc of that CRY by the French; Of their
laying an embargo, which continued until
the 10th, September, when it was taken
of,. He informs, that lord Page,, the
English minister, was negotiating at Con.
! s,autiaopie, with prospec. of success !;
being backed by lord Colllngwood, with
10 sail of the line; who had taken the ISL
ADD Of Teuedos, (recenlly restored-to the
Iarks by Russia) with or sail Of the
line: that French army of 10000 men,
which had been on the march TO Naples,
supposed to BIZ ultimately destined against
Sicily, had halted and this hal, was a.tri.
buried at Leghorn to appearances unfavor.
able to the French 10 other parts Of Eu,
rope: the discouten,s at Peiersburgh il
was expected would produce change there
in favor Of the war party; and il was con.
fidently believed tina, England would still
be able again 10 combine both Austria and
Russia against France, to which the pow
erfuI diversion she had made at CONSTANT.
nople, would probably contribute. Such
was the view of affairs at Leghorn, the LIST
Ocs.
FROM HALIFAX.--Numerous letters
state, that orders have been received there
from England. 10 organize the militia
and pus the Notifications 10 repair. One
hundred militia were employed daily, 10
assistance on the works; and large rein.
force ments were expected there. So Say
the letters.
"A late letter from Halifax, says, !" Sir
Richard Snacbau 10 understood 70 be or
sered to this station, With four additional
ships of the line"
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aIeranbrta Datlp a0bertiser.
FRIDAY, NovEMsER 90.
!" LONDON, Sept 81,

AONDONy OSps4 &A-
8. Mr.. Munroe, the American smbsssa.
dor, dees nor ar present leave England.
He was to have taken his departure from
Liverpool, to which place part of his bag
gage had been forwarded. Since then IL
has, been determined that Mr.. Munroe is
to continue IN this country. TO afford his
assistance to Mr.. Pinckoey in the arrange
ment of the existing differences between
the TWO countries. a note was presented
TO Mr.. Canning, by the American ambas.
sador, On or about the 7,h, to which no
answer has yet heeo given The delay oc.
casions much speculation Il seems. how,
ever, 70 be The prevailing idea, tina, war
cannot beaverted for many months yet
insurances are effected on American ships
at four gaineas per cent"
A letter received al Boston from Hall.
fax, Ms. reports that Mr.. Munroe was
coming. home in the Revenge with the
British ulsisaatom; that The British refuse
torelinquish The privilege Of searching for
scamen; and thar admiral S,rachap super.
eedes admira! Berkeley on .he HaliaS sta.
lion.
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raj Berkeley, on The HALIFAX station; The
rest is conjecture.
PARIS, September 10,
Hopes are entertained that the king OF
Denmark will not raliiy the conyentionof
Copenhagen. The prince royal has ses't-
fed his utmost indignation ~ the conduct
ss,f his general, 10 making concessions tx
ceeding his military powers. he has re-
fused 70 receive Mr.. Jaeksop, the English
agent. who had presented himself 3. Kiel.
He has declared he will continue war
witta England and;re.ake by force what
had been wfested from him by surPriz- &
!. treachery.
81 Arrived ship Uriah, CoGo Of Newbury-
port, MarseiHes Sc days. LETT 5 p. 8,
ship Eliza, Vickery, &c Norfolk, trim Ms g.
sina for the island ofivica in 20 Gay Z, 10
load with sal, for home; ships Sydney.
Olms,ead, tw6 thirds loaded fer pniiad. ;
*Fabius, Cole, half loss!ed far do hruns
wick, Bradley, of n. York 20 sal II 10 or
IL days, getting Iaa new msInmast aod
loading = Thamss, Dotllse', OF Portland
from boston dissharging; Henry & Fran,
ces, Wyer of Bostoa, d.se haFs'ogi = Pac.
ket, Fisher, Of Ph,isdsIpaia, disehargipg !;
brig Aristides, Gslligho, Ct N York, tor
Tunis aud Susa, had been ready for sea 8
or 10 days; oorigs Ann. Warren, TWO
thirds loaded Tor ". York Sally, Grill.
Cog, and SEA Fsowrr, Wheidon. Of Philsd.
d, scharglpg; Edwin, Rice, OF Salem, do.
Neutrality. Gsrdaer, Bosom, do; *Sslly,
Graves, Of SALEM discharged Harrlo'',
Giles, of Beverley, from Tzngier, With tt'e
ambassador az Morocco 10 the court OF the
french empire, with presea, O. IS Ara
Ian coursers TO the emperor .Narolesn;
s.e brig remaining under repaiFs #felF-
.,y, poyd, Portsmouth; JASON. Allen, OF
Zen, from Sicily .shr. Fame, Ti'comb
Newburyport dzys,in BALLAST. Sept. 8
,pius down ,ts bay of Ms,ssi'ies, passed
American big viii high quarter deck
yellow aides, ssanllng up for the port,
wing fresh could not speak her. Spoke,
h "a, cape Spar,el b1aring S. 8. S. by
eagucs ship Burial, from n. York, s6sh
APE S. Vincen,s. "a Swedish friga'e con
log Ace, Of merchapsmeu from Lis.
up the Mediterranean. Oct. Is lat Al
rS2, an English transport ship tuR OF
Ilers from the river La Plaza ; the capt
yhich Informed that the British had e.
rated Busaos Ayres the Oh Of SePsem.
Oct. Is, lat. IS, long SO, snip
ora or Columbia, Stone, r. days from
Mediterranean for n York.
S HvesseIs with " afi xed tothem have
Ell had their bus'uess totally or partial.
elayed, on account OF the rupture be.
Il ssn England and the u S, macy OF
,pem still so. waiting to hsar;he differences
settled.
schr Sally, West, es days from Trini'
dad. Lief. there Martha, of Charles.on,to
sail in 10 days; Hamlet--N York, 20;
Pal!as. N York IIippomeanus, Baltimore
Spoke, Oct rs, lat. IS, long, g., brig rs
DAYS from Jamaics--26'h. lat. ~. long, 81
brig Camlius of N York, from y Orleans
for Havanua-27,h, brig rs days frofa
Jamaica, for n. York 2s.h, lar "a, long.
80, ship 10 days from Jamaica tor New
York-sorh, LAT. IS, long so brig Lyon
20 days from Jamaica, for N York.Nov
4 lat. 32loug. II, brig Eyellne, OF Dos'oa
II days from ST Croix for Savanna. Ala'
brig Hiatus, of N. York, 81 days, from ja'
maica.
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sells had left the Mediterranean, and that he
parted with the brig of war Hornet, off the
Western Islands. Nov. II. lat. So 81, long.
70, spoke sloop Baltimore, 2 days from Bris-
toll, r. /. fer Africa. Capt. Tabor has brought
dispatches for the secretary of state.
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s; Srs,son lsng.hY dsba.e took
~ . s' was not solely conhIed 10 the
l''ss', .,.a,: bur cxseaded to the subject
Ipsps .Il,, The speakers were Aiessrs.
s E.as''p a,ocy, Howard Gardner, GaTde-
so0' rJobam, NelsoO, Find!ey, Holland,
~: :Isau aDd Key.
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We believe Il probable that admiral
Suachan, or some other distinguished Bril-,
fish officer, is appointed TO succeed scmi.
raj Berkeley, on the HALIFAX station; The
rest is conjecture.
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Port at Alexandrl0.

CLEARED
Ship Mary, Fordisk, Georgetown, BY
the master,
Brig Fame, Carleton, NewburyPor', BY
the master.
George Washington, Sheldon, Pro.
whence, do.
Sch'r Friends. Delight, MIs.ead, Nau'
jemoy, do.
-Dolphin, Barry, Richmond. do,
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Bank of Potomac,

.Novenber s., 1907.
ATOTICE is hereby given 'he Stockhold,
IN ers of this institution, that a dividendot
four per cent on the capital stock for the half
year ending this day, viii be paid them OF their
legal representatives, on "Wednesday next the
,ilth instant.
By order offhe President and directors.
Oh. PAGE, CHAsH'R.
November Z. ee4"s
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Six Cents Reward.

sI1 AN AWAY from the subscribers, on
L q. Friday last, a Negro Man slave named
DENNIS IIFP E.A, a Soap-beiler & hand
Ter by trade--he.is stout well-rnade teflow.
Ii is neeGlessto describe his dress, as he is an
artful fellow and can read and write: toleraply
well. The above reward viii be pad tosanv
perscn who viii secure him Alexandra
Jail. A
s October 20. 5lT
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The SubIcriber

sssssfAs his most grateful thanh ks 10 he IA
3 S Of this town, for the patronage h
,..' s:fftoior Tcceiyed, and earnestly solicit
IS lsaRrc 1.-THE sanles: He likewise talss
il. 'ek hpSsto inforrn them that, on Nionds
ts% lns 18th OF September inst he rs
IS opeaiHg a NIGH SCHOOL, at his
/, Sys'ay o. Prince-s5 are will ss
. ,s1 Reading, WiaS s.ssic,
/ 81 otsthe Mat
{ men desisous Is s.
:: ne above bran
ION from
'eeabes !. &.
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mo. 2o5n.
IN O Il / e

1 On Monday the Goth instant, Tie Wharf
be longing 10 the Corporation stsara rear lie
end of Duke street, will te lsasea enshc Me
misses 81 public auction, 70 tie highest fidler,.
for the term Of fifty years, Enderthe ei,ccti-
on of the Committee Of Council.
The Committee.
October23. fd.s,S
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Bank Of Potomac,

OcToBER 9, 1907.
sATOTICE is here5y giuen the Stockhold-
ers Of this institution, that an Electicn
Tor twelve Directors, for the ensuing year,
will be hold at the Court House, IN this town
on the second Monday Of Novembernext
y BY ordsr9of the President and Directors.
Is c. .P.AGE, Cashier.
October 9. . aw 9th Nov
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Public Sale.

On WEDNESDAY, 18th October, will be
sold on credit, on the premises,
a two story frame dwelling House
and Lot of Ground, situated on the south west
corner Of Union and Duke-streets. Terms
will be made known at the place of sale.
Philip G. Marfeller.
Octobers2l. otis
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SATURDAY, OcroBER "a, 1907.
LIBBY 81 CARlN.E,

Is tSll1D 4 Is q sStlkxAASs&1
Have imported by the William and John, To-
this port, and the Globe, from Lanlon, yia
Baltimore, s
a Dery general and e.rteasi1e assortment Of
II A r Ds w Ar E,
Among which are
Saddlery, cutlery, brais wares, tin
in boxes, sheet copper suitable for stills.
whips, razors, pen-knlyes and sportsmens.
knives on cards, sheet iroD, anyils, nails and
spikes, fire irons, Tenders, andirons, Crawley
steel, Morocco skins. building materials, and
stoves for burning coal, malt and indian eorn
mills, pewter, &c. ga
They have on hand,
Battle and ether gqnpowde keep 5
usual, bar iron. blistescd steel, cut nails, cast
ings, wool and cotton cards, BE. SC.
I October 90. 8 S. SIS 4
NOW LANDING
"a Yssoslss wha,f from on board skooh Maria
.xn.oine3te, from 81. Jago de Cuba, and for
safe by TIE su6scrf6ers--
So hhds Molasses
$ 65s barrels4 green Coffee
2e6 boxes Segars, superior qua
also on H.4ND,
25s barrels Coffec
Z 1900 lbs Bees Wax .
27o Spanish Hides
10000 bushels Salt. &
WadsworthGand Butlcf.
September 3. div eotf
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Salss at Es1slssle

a every + Tuesday and Friday,
e'7'' IT'LL BE SOLD +.
4, ,se yendslc Store, corner of Prince and
81 etcr streets IS
Ysrisfy of Dry Goods, Groe srses, sc.
Z : p s, Of which will be expressed in
5 hiIs Of: the day AL kinds of goods
~ ,s;sl ane on Limitation and the prices of
.s;cS are established, can at any time be
;sss.d a::t luFch based at the lowest Limitation
id prices.
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Public Sale.

II ylFsue OF decree of the county coart
IUofPr;ncc William, VIII be sold to the.
ay,hest bidder onsthc 29sh distant, before the
assrnof Benlanain Bro1auga at Hay Market,
= VA credit q six months, the purchaser CIV
rs bond and approved security for the pay :
Msnt-- The following tracts Of land belonging
y ne estate of Henry Dade Haoe, deceased,
}, One tract containing about
e arc, lying in Fauqaer Ccnnty on tie road leading
sSs H'ymaSkssto fredericksburg the quality ofthe
= ssttcaasly good.
une other tract Of land Etuate
sss.uqaer County near the Theronsh fare mills con
Ing 40 asres. hsvtssson il Dwelling -houte, Store.
sns and 0aices, alfo sseretant Mllon never fail
Asani capable Of being rendered extremely vaira {
Inc soil this land sx renlev fertile, and about
- :. Of i good meadow land
sss Decree undcr winch this land IS 20 be fold IS
ss0sa % the will Of faid e. d iooc ordering the
80 * oidforshe pay mens Of his debts. 3
John III. Peyton, 90, s
VIM. As. G. DadesJ { :.
ss'npcr s. dsw
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BY pirtae q a deed of trusi 1fiom PHILIP
WydNT'OyN and al,dRF1is svits, to the sub-l
sc1ibers, 10 secure de6t or0iug by himto The
Bank of alexandria, on THURSDAY the
18Th inst. syiA be ertosttaso sale, on creaitef
sir, t7vetpe ighteeanio carrying an
inssrest from that day, several LOTS. ard
Aarcels Of GROUND, iatAe tosoB Of .dlera7s-
d,ia, to nit: ssa~sssssssss
An undivided Moiety Of a piece
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DIstricf Of Columbia.

Mt Office is hereby gioen g az .spA0m a
My concern, that the Consul General
of Portugal to the United States OF America,
has authorised the subscriber to legaiize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports Of this district to any IN
Portugal or Madeira 4.
Those masters Of vessels who may omit
hayings their bills OF health thus certified VIII
Joe Liable to undergo quarantine.
Itisrequisite that any article shipped ior
account OF "a Portuguese subject. should be
declared and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
~ and the bills Of fading iegalized as above.
Lewis Deb'os.
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Lawrason and Fow,e.
PURLIC SAL Is.

y pursuance Of decree Of the Superior
Court Of Shancery, holden at the capitol,
IN Richmond, March s.. 1907, will. be sold,
% the premises, on FRIDAY, the soth
Instant, tothe highest bidder. for cash
A House and Lot Asso, an ugina7.
eoyed Lot, situated On the north side CT
Dgks-street, between Columbus and Alfred
'Esets-she propert5 Of Amos Alexander.
The sale vii commence at 10 O'Clock,
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Phineas Janney,
Thomas Iannsy,sl 8
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