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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
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Making Ico-Doriati0is foy t5e susbor. Of sbe n1o,
of'be Uni'e9 States. di'isg sos year one ,boas.nC
eigbt 5u7,frc! md seeeA
BE 10 eHGcied III RE Senate and Eouse of Re.
preEcrtatiucs a. tie Pair! States ot dus,ica, IN
Congress dssess&ief. That for lefraying rne ex-
peuses Of the Navy OF rive United States duriue
he year one thousand eigh, hundred and seven.
he following sums be, aud the same hereby are.
respectively appropriatcds hat rs to say
For the pay and subsistence OF the officers and
pay Of the seamen. rlyo handed and nine,y.six
ih2asand and forty eight dollars:
Nor provisions. one hundred and twenty thou
saaa eight haHdred aud nifty dollars and three
cents:
For medicines. inatruments and hnGpital stores,
Eve m us and dollars:
For repairs Of vessels, one hundred and ninety
thousand TWO hundred and eighty dollars. and
siStv seven cen,a:
For freight, store rent, Commissions 10 agents
and other contingent exrensca, ssven,y -ive thon
sand dollars:
For pay and subsistence oc the marine corps
including provisions for those on shore, and for
age for the STAFF, seventy eigh, thousand six hun
dred and seventy eigh, doEars aud thirt, cent :
For clothing for the same. fourteen thousand
three hundred and sixty dollars
For military sores for the same. FIVE hundred
and sisty dollars
For rneiicin- edical serv'ces hospi 5,.,e +,
aud al other eXpenses on accom-, of he ,icl
belonging TO The marine corps. one thousand Que
hundred and 6fty dollars:
FOR qaaT er nasrer's and hHrrack masters
stores, officers travelling expeps~a. armourer's
an arpenIess bills feel. premium, for eni sling 4,
nusica! Instruments, bounty mnsc and o,hs
n'inVen, expeaaes. eighr thousand enc hun
dred and fJry Eve dollars:
For the expense of psry Yards, compri
sing docks aud other improvements. pay of 81.
erintendants, store keepers, clerks and labour
ers. sixty thousand dollars:
For o,duance, fifty rhoirssnd dnl'srs.
SEQ. 3 ind be II fursbe~ ega0ie4 That the Sc
verai 'ums herein sP.ciicalIy Appropriated sha!
he paid ow OF any monies in the Treasury no
otherwise appropriated
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
GEO. CLINTON,
Vice-Prcsident of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
January z, 1907.
APPROVED,
TIL. JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

Debate on Mr.. J. RandolGk's Resolution,
calling on the President for iHJ5rma-
Hon, &c.
continued.
MIR. CHANDLER said he had the honor
to be member of the committee alluded
to by the gentleman from Virginia, and he
believed rom the propositi ms that were
made b. him he was the member eferred 60.
He believed he had made a proposition in
the committee 10 augment the number of
the present forces by adding TO each COM
parry such a humber OF men as would en-
large it TO an hundred instead of eighty
He made this proposition, because from the
extension of our territory he thought it ne
cessary, and because he Thought by thus
adding to the number of our troops, without
increasing he officers, the public would be
as well served witout mourning the expense
attending the creation OF additional officers
lie believed the proposition went farther,
and authorised the President to raise a GER
tain number of troops, provided the public
good in his opinion required it. He pre-
sumed however that the secretary of war
had never known that such proposition
was made or intended 60 be made, and
much less had sanctioned it by his opinion.
Mr.. Chandler said he barely mentioned
tary Of war did not Communicate Informal
ton in this way.
Mr.. ASTON believed that no man in
the House was more disposed han himselfto
receive any information from the executive
government, that would enable them to
take the necessary steps against foreign or
domestic enemies. but where did they
meet with anv grounds to justify the opini-
MON that foreign attack was mcditated !
The contrary was his opinion He had
heard Of no circumstance which justified
the belief of such an attack being mcd.ta-
ted, particularly by Spain on the west side
Of the Mississippi. What was known on
this subjcctl That the commanding Off
GERS on the part of the ". 5. and Spain
had agreed not 90 violate the Intervening
territory, until fresh information was re-
Ceivcd from their governments There
was no ground therefore TO believe that an
attack would be made from that quarter.
/ On the contrary, if newspaper information
/ was to be credited, the attack was 20 be
/ fr IN our Own territory and was cOntempla.
| ted against thai very nation. ifthis we're
true what right have we TO believe in 60.
reign attack from any other quarter
| Did evidence exist in the hands Of the
executive Of any such foreign attock be.
log contemplated IF so, is there MOI
.the strongest reason to believe thar we
should have received information Of il with
0ut demand. Let any gentleman exam
inc this subject, and say If it is not wise
20 leave the business where itnowis is. Who
ther the measures adopted NJ the last ses
sion, o. those which we're proposed, wcr,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
COMMON SENSE.


Il is an unaiterable and wise law in TIA.
turc, that all organized bodies are con-
stantly approaching dis olution. But the
duration Of lie differs.-Previous to death
animals and plants are subject TO similar
diseases. Too great degree Of heat and
cold, want Of superiority in nourishment or
motion, has on both the same influence.
The plant droops it's head and looks sickly,
If tits in want Of earth, Of air, or humidity !;
and the animal cannot live in similar ST.
mations. Different kinds are subject to the
influence of diheret accidents Leaves,
blossoms, fruits, germs, rinds, have their
peculiar diseases and peTniciOus insects ::
they, the same as animals, il the wound
is rot mortal, are assisted by nature and
art At last old age approaches, ard with
is companions, decay and death. The or
gans become lard and inhexibe the fluids
do not circulate as rapidly as in the state
of growthlulness they stagnate, and the
plant goes 20 decay. And 50 in animals
does infancy, youth, puberty, weakness,
beauty, fruitfulness and decline, succeed i'm
different gradations. And what else is man
5dt plant He is engcndered, is born,
grows TO maturity, blossoms, bears fruit,
decays, and dies. Weak and tender in in
fancy, beautiful and strong in youth, cold
and relaxed in old age Some decay like
rose buds. before they bloom M others
die like old aged oak trees The head
bends down, the sources Of life dry up,
and plants and animals return TO the dust
whence they had origintted.--The soul on
ly survives these changes of matter
BuREHARD.
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Land G} Negroes TOR Sale.

PrUirtue IT deed cftrVst e7cecuted 70
- me by Thomas RaHfoihh, ~ secure the
fiavmcnt Of fe5t due Isaac H. Colrs, 7
SoiH ssli, 10 The highest 5iddcr, .fo,. really
money, ar the d,Ueiii7g house If he said
THomas RanIoihh, on H2pfguhe 10Th day
Of February merit, one hunired and ffy
ocres If LIND, iyine on 4hhomatto1- ri
ger, in the countygf Imetia, being hart
Of the laHi on which tie said Thomas
RGudoihh uouU resides, and kHo7yu bV the
1n7e II HoRVEYs. Aso VINE NE
GRJES, Viz. Ned, lease, kim, Hleran-
der, DaHdridge, Shcncer, Sukep, Richard
and Caroine, or so much 7ftHs said hro-
hertg as yiH be- sufficient 10 digcharge The
debt mentioned IN the deed
j. COLES, Jr.
January 23d, 1907. fdsn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

fit a Colrt hcla for Hagfar county, tie
:, 22d day If December, 1906.
. George Calhoonj plaintiff. T.,
Daniel Wilson, Obadiah Smith chance-
and Henry Lyon, defendants. 'y'
THE defendant Daniel Wilson, not hav-
q ing entered his appearance and given
security according 70 the act of Assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appe ~
ing to the satisfaction Of the court, that he
IS not an ilflabItant OF this state: On the
motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, IL is
Ordered, that the said defendant Daniel
Wilson, do appear here oH the fourth Mon
day in March next, and answer the plain
tif7s bill; and that the defendants Obadi-
an Smith and Henry Ligon, do not pay a.
way, secrete, or otherwise dispose of any
monies, goods or effects which they NAV
have in their hands belonging 20 the defen-
dlnt Daniel Wilson, until the further order
efthe court that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some one Of the news
papers published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the courthouse Of this
county.
a copy,
Teste,
JOHy B6PKSDHbE. u. r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
Virginia +:

1T a Court held for Half1r county, the
22d dqy # December, 1906.
!. Granville Crlddock, plaintiff T.,
against ),L
Daniel Wilson, Obadiah Smith N"aacSce-
and Henry Ligon, defendants. ~
THE defendant Daniel Wilson, not having
entered his appearance and given Sc
ourity according 70 the act of Assembly
and the rules Of this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction f the court thathe
is not an inhabtant of this state: On the
motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, II is
tOrderea, that the said defendant Daniel
Wilson, do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in March nsHt and answer the plain
this Dill and that the defendants Obadi-
fah Smith and Henry Ligon do not pay a.
way, secrete or otherwise dispose of any
m mics, goods or effects which they may
have in thcir hands belonging to the de-
efendtat Daniel Wilson, until the further
order of this court; that a copy of this or
der De forthwith inserted in some one of
the newspapers published in the city of
RichmoaA, for two months successiYely,
and pos:ei ut the front door of the court
house ofthis county.
= A COPY,
Testc,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

JoHN BAREsDAbs, d. c. n. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
THE FIRM or
7. J1sebh eg ca.

HAS this day dissolved by mutual con-
4 Il sent--all persons indebted to the late
firm are requested TO make payment to
Mr.. L. Joseph, who only is authorised to
receive the same, and grant receipts.
J. JoschH.
HIM. Warner
Richmond, Jan. 70, 1897 st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
CONGkESo.
HoUsE or REPRRsEN4ArIrGs.
FRIDAY, January 16.

Debate on mr.. j. Randolah's Resolution,
calling on the President for iRJ5rma-
fj0D STc
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Virginia

JeHv gARxsDALE, p. enc.
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TIL JEFFERSON
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-17
March a7
District Of Columbia 4.

AIOTSCE is hereby erpes 10 al syhoua it
In ray concern, That the Consul General
Oh Portugal to the United States of Anelica,
has authorized the subscriber, to legalze all
papers that may be necessary toT vessels
bound from the ports Of tins district to any in
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters OF vessels who may omit
having their billssof health thus certified, viii
se liable to undergo quarantine.
It's requisite that any article shipped for
account OF Portuguese subject. should be
ssclared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
y; aud the bills oflading legalized as above
Lewis Deblois.
Nay is. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-17
GASP ARD LION /,

FROM BALTIMORE, -
is his stau al. tosun mil be but short has eiened
at Isd.Ac ROBBINS and Co.'S. store; md
cfers for safe,
TEN pieces coarse Linens
Ten do. German White Rolls
Twelve do. Brltannias
Six do. Bed-Ticking
Four dc. Muslin
Half dozen Silk Umbrellas
One box Hair Powder
Two baskets Sweet Oilin large bcttles
Two boxes Martinique Cordials
Two casks Old Haul Byion Claret.
One do. White Grape Vinegar
One hogshead soft-sheiled Almonds
One barrel English Walnuts
Twenty boxes Muscatel Raisins
Three do. Vermichellic
Two do. Figs
Four quarter chests Young Hyson Tea
Coffee in barrels and bags
Philadelphia Mustard
Pepper
Old Gruyere Cheese
Best Spanish Scgars
Dimijohns, &c.
June II. div
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-17
For Sale at Public Auction,

IN FEE
On Saturday, the twentieth day Of the present
,,.onth, at i o'clock, That Valuable Profaea.
7 fy, on Washington street, near King street
A CREDIT of 4, 10 * Ie months will bs
& IN given, andth property divided into lots
TO SUIT those inclined to purchase.
John Gadsby.
June 10 dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-17
Corn, Wheat, &c. for Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust made to me BY
ID Richard B. Lee, Esq. of Fairfax coun
.ty, to secureto Ellicott, Campbell ald Wheel
er, the payment of a certain sum OF money
therein mentioned, will offer at public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY., the goth of June
next, for ready cash, at the plantation OF the
said r. b. Lee, on which he now lives, the
following
VALUABLE. PROPERTY,
no WIT:
All the Wheat of last crop which grew On
the said farm, supposed to be 1000 bushels
All the Wheat of last crop which grew on
his Lonely estate, near the falls of Potomac
supposed 500 bushels.
500 barrels Indian Corn, upon the said two
estates.
SO Horses and Mules, upon the two es-
tates, and SO head OF neat Cattle.
The sale VII commence at ten o'clock Ii
the forenoon, and continue until all is sold,
or SO much thereof as is sufficient to satisfy
the said claim.
Edmund |. Lee.
May 10. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-17
w n AZ TIE -.

a MILLER who is master OF
:, rs business, to take care OF a merchant nil
70 70 such one coed wages will be given
Mr. the person wa.o wants, please apply to
's aosssh ssr9int, Alexandria.
March II. 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-17
Joseph Janney.
HIS JUST R.ECEIVED.

I7.6S eJUOIE 9N11OHIVL2O5 =
His SPRING GOODS, ina considerable
quantity anda good assortment, which are Of
fercd fer sale. 50 ..sl.
H-P He has removed his Store TO King
street, opposite to Patton and Butchers. ].
Z S NO. IL, s5tes
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-17
Public Sale of Lands.

On Saturday TIE 9Th day Of Jssnc nert, nil be
Sold The Coffee House, in the tozvn of-Ale.r
0aaria, atI2 o'ctsck, efkhat day---By virtue
cf decree tie honorable the United States
-Grcuit Cours; Of ne District Of Cotumbia,Jor
tie C5naty Of .dteIaadria, on 6 and II months
eredit, TIE yt0llozvisg tracts efland to mt:
One Tract or parcel Of Land,
lying in the county Of Fairfax, adjoining the
lands of the late Col Charles Broadwater,
containing about 500 acres.
One other Tract ct Land, IN
the county of Montgomery. on the waters Of
Riney River and Paint Greek, branches Of the
Genawha, granted by the commonwealth of
Nirginia to Nicholas Hannah, containing $50
acres.-.fla1,
One other Tact of Land, III
the county Of Hampshire, in the state of Viz
ginia, formerly granted to Bryan Brun, and
by him sold to John Pankake, containing 49,
acres.--The above mentioned lands were, by
the last will and testament of Robert Alexan-#
der, deceased devised to his son Robert, and
are now sold to satisfy g debt due to George
Chapman, Junior.
Thomas Swami, .
George Deneale, s
Edmund /. Lee, :
1lsy SO. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-17
Mich. Hingfton,

Mich. Hingifon,
Feirfax-a street, betWeen Prince s Dixie
+ lfytsts,
|TTATH In addition to his former stock,
Il i just received an assortment of Glass
( 1am6lers Of all sizes, preserve glasses, jelley
glasses, chimney ornaments, blue printed Lii
liverpool plates of all sizes, few sets of gilt
;tea ware, market baskets, assorted, and a
number Of other articles. -
+ ON HIND,
I Fresh London Mustard by the pound all
kind of garden tools and seeds; best rappee
snuff, and Lees Patent Medicines.
June l3. ct
Printing, IN IT'S Uartous branches,
|.hcadjomely executed at this office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-17
Exala,sa Salt---aAoat.

Jwtree~ived, BY s1E:dDSgvoRTH and BUT
LER---faer, brig Martha, -.
$500 bushels, coarse EXUMA SALT
which they will sell low, from on board.
.4arlk %.
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Joseph Vaudeville,

Joseph Vaudeville,
Garner Of Aln.gs md "a. laig57a1-streess,
. HAS REcEIyED
go barrels WHiSKEY
1000 lbs cheese, ofsuperioS quality
10 bales cotton =.
10 boxes best Florence oil, in bottles
IS casks choice small twist tobacco
40 boxes mould and dipped candies
10 boxes fseshchecolate..
40 rea,ns wrapping paper
Imperial TEAS, -,
Hyson 49,. Of tbs years inn inn
Young Hyson, and portation S very
~ Hyson-skin fire qaalities--
Which, with a general assortment ofNilies,
liquors and groceries, he will sell lery low
for, cash, produce, CIR the usual credit.
June IS. ,.-.-@~ - d.
The snblcriber has juH Received
And ogers fsr sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER BOT
TIES, containing one gross each
I. Seven bales COTTON, Of a superior qua
lily for retailing--and -
A few tcrces fresh PEE.
" ~ n " ~ rs
Best Philadelphia PORTER AND PALE
ALE, in hhds.
Do. !, BEER, in barrels.
IND rs USU.4L, (.
First quality Philadelphia. Porter and Pale
Ale, in bottles, hnt nj for home, or srtort cor
sa'ntfion.
.fLSO,
WHITE AND BROWN SOAP, old and
dry, and in nice order for retailing,o family
use.
WV. DUNLAP.
June TO- eotf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-10

BY oi-fVs Of Secdgf hsa executed 10 tie EaGibers,
fbe ieD day Of JHl qf, by Samuel SoDtbzviet, fer ID.
p"fss therein mentioned TpW be foid at d. Jiant
aoot Of tie Eagle Tavern, Saturday tie 14t5 iaF.
tesvvs-n TIE bou-i IF IL and ) s'eioek /:
HAT valuable TENEMENT OH the Hay Mar.
kes Square, now occupied by iaid Southwiek.
TERms One Thousand and fif.y dollars payable in
cath, and the reidue the 27th April, 1903; to be
ieeured by au approved endorled negotiable note
= deed Of trua the property.
Tlios. TAYLOR q JAMES BROWN.
Nov. 8. tdr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-10

~ p[1Ms, Flies, Swords, Belts. Nots, Ipauietts.
- a'llksand Coel.-d.s. q be 40 s.; Lap-h sal.
h'sf's J,weiry S..ss.
Aysaa T, &.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-10

by e,fpe od dead off,,P enra.lsd 10 nae Gv I,iReo9
P23I, /5y tie Pny5glS of lee~igs to Bg,be'oaz-7,
Lf1fr's Tie fyme~ 1oofDoyanS !,vo band,li4aS
AAr''e" foDads and eight pence:
! ta'i or hs 2b day If novo0Ley aeSi tyoeccd 10 m
fof5s biclGf 6isht, jar ,tlly nsay, at MAJ N.qi
CoD,f. Hsgje,
q TRACT up LAND l,rg in Now Kent eoua-
, ~, called Poindeues containing fil hundred
end tlliuy-fx acres; twelve lJ,,y Eroao,s or lo
much Of the iad PEorEsry rs may b~u,o ,ry 10 IA.
ts'y tic ballCce Of the deb; Que on fad d~cd toes
fhsr with the e&Peness attending the execution he!e
ST.
WIZ. AR MIS- TEAD, TEUsrra.
CE, 20. tdf
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DOCT. CAMBRIDGE
LANDS FoR SALE--IN ALBEMARLE

TIE Jp5sri5er 6ei9g dyoHs Of ,es7ovi1g to TIE a,n
Country g9irs FIR SUE, Dir
4 'RACT or LAHU, in Aiben,arlg County on the
L North River, four miles from ChaTu;tivle,
containing athoui.nd acres; two hundred or ia hun
dred and fifty oi which are valuable bottoms, pays
Die IN the following manner one third when potfpIi-
an is given, IN cath; third IN Negroes between
twelve aud thirty years old, lair valuation and
the balance IN lands iiuated in the lower part of Ken
tueky, or in Wea-TenugGee; Whole foil, ftuatiou
and t''enay be approved olby him; it, more agree
sble to the pneAa.er, the third il exchanged for
Wefteru Lands, viii be divided into three equal annu-
al pay neuts ith 'uterelt from the day poGyion is
given IL NOT punc;ua'ly paid; to be iecured by a
deed oi trul! upon The Land. Preluu'ing thar no
peTion Will rurcbae without viewing the Land, fur
ther particulars deeped unuccenary at this time
bu, will be made known Ivy application the ubfcri.
bcr living on the Pfemii,s.
SAMUEL CARR.
Novenibe' 6 law3wg
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Will BE SOLD,
1T PaJiis 4vt7,,a oas 2B day al Dese1g5er ae.f, at
br dear eIt5e Eoq!s- Tsyeyn,
y INETA-yWN 'houraud, isyen hundred and
- thr'- ores Ut Wc0,rn LANDS, wing in the
count es v! hiougon cry, Hsrrilon and KsuaVha--
CT. Git ~ one t"o, ,,rce ard four years will be
allowed, IL ,.ts'sttofy 'ecur'g ihall BE- given.
SaA1CEL GGLEEHOW.
Pichmord, on = o,.v -
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TO BE RENTED,
CUNT CO. FORT.

7 ] is mile and half from Richmond-rhere are
hity-iix acres OF Land; ten of which are
meadow. The whole Farm encloi.d with new pot
and railing.--A Dwelling -Houfe containing eight
rooms, and all necei!ary Offices.
--fLSO--
TO HlRE-A good GARDENER and two well
qualified female houfc SERVANTS. They can be
recommended as honeft aud iober-Immedia.e poi-
FELTON, given of the whole. l.. RANDOLPH.
November 8. ep2w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-10

GROCERY BUSINESS g ST6ND,
II ATlNC determined to quit the Grocery Bu-
4 L haes--I viii let my remaining term in the
fioufe occupy, oPpoIi,e the Scsle-Houie. An ear
y po!eii:on may be had taxing ion,e nle.! sfti-
cles. WILLIAM HART,
Oppgi!e he Seae-Houje.
November g. 4,
o. The STOCK is telling off a, reduced prices
for caih--maay articles well worth the notice of
Srocers.
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IfPoBLIc AUcrIoN, E7THoc7 RrSESyH, 81 HE D.
-NESDf1', lie lib A'0sagds, 1ex!, at ne GsOti-
ihg.jogis Of III. asis Jo6n AleC,ess-
~ oUAETITY OF
I'XCELLElJT Houfeiloi FuRwIruKE,
X y collection of vluabl. BOOKS,
.A.par Of handiome carriage HcRsgs,
a inIali invoice of GooD5,
ARR-
Two elegant MArleiiies CoUNTERpANE3,
And variety of ufeinl and elegant ARTICLES, too
to be mentioned being the properly Of
John and George McCredie, deceaied.
Ga all fun:s above so dollars there will be allow
ed credit of nine months; under 80 dollars and o.
Wy so dollars, thsee months credit purchsers Civ
ing negotiable with approved endoriers or
bends with approved fecurity.
JAMES PENN, Ex'r.
IF Ceorr' A'eCrrdie. e@d Hdisimjfyaior
Of JoJn NleCrcaie.
Now 8. tif.
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PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 10.

By arrivals FROM Nav Bedtoy1, 2.lem,
and New YORK, ioseIl.g=nc@ rom the
French Grad Ayasy 10 liz 18Th, from
Paris 70 the 2zlh. ana ftop london 70 the
l?th q D-ccgnh7c, inc!asig@, has bsrrre.
ceiyes', of which liz mo,t Interesting
articles are given IN ,hts d4}'s RGels.
TER.
The fortified pIs>ss of 5ssia, between
Bertha ard Fo4tn. had ban surreod2red
10 ihe French nisho0t resistance and an
d gais,ice was a8fred oo--l'a e Freneh ar
'nv had ea,er1d So,ard. wheIe sheRassl-
aas ~erc aisu g @a.tji0g.
Ghe e'pgeso, n apa1eon's hrad CHARTERS
were E Posvn Ga h~ 1s,h &C December,
and The ean s4agd # dis s:a.s. najrr mar
shall Day0ua', W. approaching WAFsa"'
Inc poii1y 81 traf & hid Fravallsd al
Censraafjeope and wsr ta;i > en- ,clared
by 'he Pore agasuse Eas al ard SS'ssa'
TIE aati.a Pxslisu~sns mat o. ;h7 i5h
of December. when mr., Abhat wa' 'oo'
aen speaker Of tbs .,Qase O! ceen2n'--la,
the house IF peers Jae 'orl ch.acelloT a-u
a;agcd. .hai the a.aa, fof .:oas rea'on''
@calJ aot ,teaac nc parliament.
Tie act Of ~ French soysramen''
wsgich declares G5-l, BRITAIN and hei 60;
ioaics 70 b= IL astaee CT t!ockadt, a'a
?rescri5cs % psna;.i@s wtieh shall a''a,a
70 bgc7Gn hereof u ssili osore ez'ea''s
10 iss ofns'sioo, j5siasI neutral com f's''I
'Flan any restrictions heresofofs enaS''i
.oy eltarr Of lhe bsI gsrea;s -i9~ ' 10
Dc .nst BY those who have been SO ip1','
cismorous asaios. tae restrictions O' n'o'
isod remain, to Be- seen.
Letters are received in IBIS ciY, ~"
Rio Iaaeiro, which s:ase that al ARA 81 ~
Ing and general Grey, with the 7'e' 49,
troops from England, had arrived ''''|' ?
Z
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
TITLE z.
OF agriculture ara G1mmerce.

Of NSFtelHfl!ye ara L1s9ssrce.
III. Agecuiisp netoe he sures; scG,c.
Of prosperity TO he STAG, sna; te preisstsa
and encouraged.
IT,. partieula. lays small b enacted for
the governments OF lbs N eror.
l73. Gommerc@, aa3itjer source Of pros.
perity, s..aii remain u"shacsiel. .od saIl
receive tl3= gftases; projection.
70 be ccEEiaRcG.