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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29
FG C0r%.
Jofeph Bari Cur.

JOlCPil Iar Cur.
a 4 the fore lately improved by Cter,rk
& STocKBRIDGE, Oppoh'e ,hy Insurance
0ilice, FIh-itreet, has jua received vsr.c.v of
frgb, FANCY and Staple Gsoa5,
partly conGning Of the following
Bottle green, corbeau and fawn colourea
ladies' Cloths
PeIiece Flannes
Blk mulberry, fawn, green and drab Tabbv
Vevcts
A very handfome a1ortment Of Fancy Muf.
Inns
Ladies extra long white kid Gloves
DO black, white and 1late habir elk do
DO kid and beaver do do
Do blk white and fate long fix ia
a large shOrtment Of ladies & renIIarren'.
fix, worried ard cotton Horr
Silk Shawls
Bardanna and fancy elk Iidkfs
Back Barcelona do
Gentlemens hiark and white I'M rfe-.
Lnons and linen Cambricks
BritGh Shirting
a variety Of fashionable cotton Shawla
Linen and linen camhrick pUcket Hdka
Cotton CambrCk ard common u VA
White florence Luitrings
Black aud Other co cured do
Bias allan and Dutch Grapes
Pink and white a.
Fine and common "A and "a white co,to.
Cambricks
Black and other coloured DO
Ginghams; Prints Copper Plates
india CottOns F.; Long Cloths
Madras Calicoes
rs and Ga Linen Checks
Velvets Cords Tbickfetts
Paten' Cord, Toilinette and Swanldown
Veang
Satin Flyrentins
Fine white MarleiIles
Gentlemens fur lined Gloves
Doe Glin beaver and wooi!en do
Green, white, pink and blue SarGaetts
Cotton Laces tarcy Purles
Ornamened and PLAIN Combs
Ulai, Buttons
a quantity beR Edglih Sewing six & TwiA
Fashionable coat and Buttons
Silk, cotton, Doe and Morocco Sufpenders
Fine and common brown Linens
Cambrick and common Dimotiss
Engliih, RutIia and Derry Birpers
RuileIls; BOmbazpifs Wildbores
Duroy Du ants and ShaIIoons
"A 90 and GA Oil Cloths
Gentlemen's LambiwOoI HOle
SuPerfue, common and low priced Broad,
Cloths, all colours
DoubieMiIled and common Kerfeymeres dc
Plains; Serge5 ~ FILLS
Devoulhire Kerley
Fine and common Coatings
Role Blankets, Tome very large and NICE
Flannels; Baizesi wau11ins, 81 &c
Also
1l195 aud IiRfft5,
onhning Of
Sable,
Pole Cat
Elk,
Bear, and
Mock 54be. If Nov. a9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29
u LET


Fl AV1NG been driven from his late Rand
IN HAymarket Row, by he ATE FREE has
taken the store lately occupied by Mr. 7oBa
Dean, oppo1te Menrs n 20 4 Eyar5 Store,
where he has now for iaie, arge aHortrent Of
4 p" H1it y Y VI uda as:
which were lard il at reduced prices and fhall
be fed a. very fmaI Proft-and made fatrf-
factory 20 purchalers.
Feb H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29
Hard 7Care G00d5.

William Goddard.
HAS received by 1hips Jofeph and Henry
4 Il from Liverpool very extenfve add
ton TO his flock Of Sadiery, Cuuery , Hard
Ware Goods-which he offers for fse by
whoeiae and retail, on the mOa realonab,e
terms LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes belt Crown Glsis, all hzes from
9 by 7 to 10 by II
leo caiks wrought Nails, all fses
tons (heei Lead
70 doz, ben Engifh Shoves and Spades
% d1z Frying pans
100 doz ben Sewing Irvine
s caiks fat Irons
Large quantity Cart Wagon, and Chaile
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
z, 4 and 2sw do do
BioCkuu 1ea Pots
Clock Faces
Few bo1es double tin Plates
Biackfnth's Anvis and Vices.
Also,
An aformens Of l. OKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
a very great variety 81 Joiner's Planes.
St5f. %. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29
TAKEN UP ADRIFT.

NEAR otanfordS Ledge, III Cape Elizabeth,
= = Long Boat, about IS feet long, with
yellow Gdes, without oars or painter The
owners may have her again by paying char
ges--Apppiy Ky JOHN STANFORD.
Cnbe E.is4bclb, Fsb ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29

a T the late Ere in Haynarksf- Roar, two
4 FIREBAGs, marked " T. Nj 'LsAaa"
IEFT--In fore ID this town, fome time
fnce, COFFEE-POT, containing pounds
of GUN-POWDER- Whoever will give in
formation Of them to the Painter, fhall be
rewarded and receive the thanks Of the own
er Fe5yzgry J 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29

4 Very large fix Umbrella which was
4 4 left at the Court houfe in this town 1t
tie adjournment Of the 8. J. Court IN Deem
Der Ian, whoever will return faid Umbrella to
the Gublcriber 1iall be handsomely rewarded.
NATHAN KlN5MAN.
Portland, FIJI. p.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29
Factory Cation.

Henry Smith & CO.
No. a. Afggcy's Rorc,
II AVE for fale large anortment
Of factory, Wharp and Filling, and tive
threaded whitened Cuttoa.
3riy l3. tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29

7 s hereby given thar the CopartnerfhiP Of
The iubtcrIbers undo the firm Of
tOHN FOWE IS. I'm e co.
Is this day d.doived by mutual conlcnt--The
buG-el- will be conducted a uuaI by Jobn
4 TU1I. Jun. " CtJs HamiitoR, under the firm
Of PowER. q HAM ron, at their fore in
Sanford. JOHN POWER, Jun
CALEB EMERY
OHIO HAMILTON,
Sanford, Fc5. ], 1903. (22)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29

Idnt NrIHE I
FOR iale in Turner, Dwelling Houfe, out
houles and Store, conveniently fituated for
Trader being the property OF Samuel SPA,
OF Boiton.--For further particulars enquire oil
the .ubicriber in Portland
on l2 EZEKIEL WHITMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29

4 an Apprentice at this OFFIcE, 4 Fsa2y
= tlt9faI aud capable LAD, about four
teen years Of age. Oae that poGeGe, ana viii
3,a&76 thffe qualities, liall he well cloa,hed,
boarded and receive kind treatment Thole
of Gifferen. character need nOt apply.
Gazette CEae, Jan IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29
q PaItnt lIuhes.
JUST received and for fale by
lOhn ,. ljuree


\ p bis fore in Fyf-f.eef head of Irrrc-
bgn'-Wbayf, an aiIottmen, Of
Sf9re'5 lD2pr1UsI Iru0e5 FIR IN. fyef.
This invention ]. couGdered by PhyGcians
Of the hah eminence Az a great Ingt ,.,-.ri
On the kind heretofore made, and IA, feeu. "a
70 h n Paien, from he PreGdent Of he u
nited States They coD6it If double 5r-ruZ,
yielding more readily to the MOTION N the
body-heing az the fame time moe comfort.
able to the wearer. AID attended with bettef
effect (eoP3n) Ff5 4.
The fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 70
sll concerned that fhe has been duly
appointed and Ia, taken upon herlcf the
Jrult Of Admin1ratri Cd ne enate of
Ju.IAH TUCKER,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
merchant, deceafed, by giving bond a The
law direci''-lhe therefore reGueRs all per-
fons who are indebted to the aid decealedis
estate, to make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, N e1hib The
fame 10 SARAH TUCKER.
-----------------
AAA' "A'A~'lINt A@~AN+ff Sif@' I4lfltC HEfREE
20 al concerned, that she ha, been cn-
" appointed and has taken upon b.-leF
the trsft Of Adm mRrstix on he elate Of
CT RGE LAURANcE.
late Of Portland. III tie county of Cumher.
land, marine decealed, by giving bond a ne
iaw directs fine therefore reou,ils all per-
fons who are indebted to the la.a decsaied'-
eltate, to make immediate payment: md
thoie who have 4nv demand -hereo... u e1-
hibit the fame TO Ter
BETSY u TANDAv.
Portland, Feb 81 500 max
THE luhicrher hereby gives public notice
TO al. Concerned that she has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herief the tIuR
Of AdminnratTiz Oh the eltate Of
JOHN TAPPAN MEKRTLL,
late Of 10 am, in the county OF Cumberland,
gentle nan, decealed, IN giviRg bond ~ ihe
law directs ihe therefore requefs al per-
sons who are indebted to the faid deceaf
elf, estate, 20 make immediate payment and
thole who have any demands thereon. W ez-
Llbu .te iaEleto HANNAH MERRILL.
Pcia7t F6 ID, 1858. tF!9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29

T FORBID any Perfon or perfons harboring
or tru0ing any FEMALE under The Canopy
If Heaven, az will pay no debts Of her con-
tracing ELJAE1 BREWER.
Povttazs Feb, ~; 1902 fx2l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29

EOR fale hy ISAAC ADAMS, No. =. Fiji.
Gree, WEESTER'S DTCTlONAPY-
compiled for Che uie Of Common E.rii6 4eLsglf.
This work con. aims more han ~ ~ thousand
4vo,d5, bei AL which i fuPpoled neceHary
fOr FARMERS and MECHANICS lelcCfed with
care and printed with a-curacy ID fhcult
term of tcence ard obiolete words which
are Of no uie 70 men in tLe common occupa-
tons OF life, are omitted This work ~ re-
commended To The uOIce Of thole VITO fuper-
intend the education Of youth. Feb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29
10 LET,

a Very convenient two itoTy dwelling
house, htuated on Pleafant-ftreet con
tanning two parlors, kitchen, chambers, out
houfes, barn, &C. al very Reasonable rent,
and poileijon gwen Immediately ty
NATHAN k:ItSMAN.
Portland, FL %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29
To 1888.

Oh cruel g;rl Oh hear nv parting Law,
II .s the only tribute can make y you
For have taught my painful lreart Jo y
Adjeu Oh sea-, ever more adieul
How otf my voice repeats Thy lovely name,
II ~ Oft IL echoes thro' the lonely vale
And ever " Il IN B4renl Time remain,
Tilt maAgre Death m! body dotA assal.
Whea silence spreads her solemn mantle
rouiJ, lmird
Aud whispering phantoms hover DER nv
I'll think On thee, and heal the guawing
wound;
And tell my sorrow to the passing wind.
ny signs shall mingle with the distant
SOUND, [cheek:
WaHe svDpihizing tears flow DER my
ri HE where smiies & happiness are found,
Where iurc art pleasan, anl where JOY art
meek.
Nldink when silent years have passed DER,
How Joy has croun'd Us many festive
Wben Sights Of love fast On our hesrs Ia
How soon tie same became broken
flower.
o., ut ne ay beneath Won mountains side
AID there in silence hush my tnrobbing
breast
For now alas il's on loves flowing tide,
And dlmy joyful hopes have sunk to rest.
All, think. Oh ''*+, when fate shall give the
I'D, Lmy dnom
W. ne pale tyrant's hand hath s-ard
Ny >7lt Will fiy To inset my parent God,
While ID lth doth lock ny ashes ID the
tomb.
*T5ere is jov in grief, when peace dweils
in tn breast Of the sac osstAN.
FeI IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29

I OST, between this town and Scarborough,
French WATCH, wltha hight Cooured
g. Cham 80 Whoever has founo lie lame AID
VA. leave II with JOSEPH Maxwell, az In
graham Wharf, Or at lhis Ohice, ihal re-
ceive haDdlOme reward fb. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29
TO LET,
10 LET,

TO LET,
TWO Tenaments in hcule in Fcre-ltreet,
illtable for two large tanlAA<- -6yO,
the Store Alf~@iug which WI be .ef together
or ieparate -f0r particulars, enquire Of
Es6 ~. JI1OMAo BECK,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29
I Sale
NLTICE I

A IL Perfons having accounts open with
rhe lac firm Of Dearborn Walton, are
requeIted to call on SIMON DEARBORN. a their
late ftand, ard have,hem adjuGed without de
Law.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-29

NOTICE.
He CopsrtnetihiP Of gha fubTcri6ers under
the firm If BRADI II y BPO ~. Is
this day difio we'd hy mutual content ALI
Perfuns indeb "a elther by note pr account tU
fad firm. ar requcfed to cali without delay
on LEvI BRs DISH at his Bake houfs and have
them arjulted. LEVI kRADIoH
RI AZ DAVID BROWN
~ The Batiog Bvf7sG will be ca RED on
as uiuai by DAVID BROWN. at the Bake
houie ate'y occupied by B,1hG q B,oqsA,
where may he had Or ID yul4nd weight Uf
Ship Bread, cheap FOR ca1l. FsE ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-31
vol VII.

sa!ss at Kendus.7
u.s. Severy Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD
=. yendue Store, corner of Prince an
~ NV Water streets.
,rey;sty f Dry Goods, Groceries, Sc
q p,rticujars of which viii be expressed Il
!, lii, Of the day--All kinds OF good
~ W. are on limitation and the prices O
VIZ LA are established, can at any nme be
s .".ad and purchased at the lowest limitation
'~f P. C. Marsteller, V. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-31
FOR SHE, BY
T.EWIS DEBLOISe

III his Store, near Col. RaaaSay's svhaJ, !.
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quarter
casks
New-England Rum, in hogsheads and bar
rels
Molasaes, in hogsheads
Cod Fish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, scets, and Winter Pears,
n barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogsheads and pipes
March 9.
Wanted to Purchafe or Hire,
Il NEGRO MN, IND HIS WIFE.
TIE Man must be acquainted with plan
ion work, and the woman accustomed to
the management of dairy. None need APP
ly but such as Can come we'll recommend
ID.
Also.
A BOY from IS to 20 years OF age.
.ahts 70 Tie
PRINTER.
March 10. law2m.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-31
JAMES S1NDERSON,
CAUTION.

N7iEREaS Jo8ehh Dcane and Zacha-rah
w Gardney, nave setup claim b. deed
81 uat or other conveyance made 70 them by
Geria3P Carty, for part OF the MouNT AIR
sact o Land in cur possession-This is to
'al ionaH persons from purchasing as the
sad oaisl kCarty could have TO title in a
Fpartef the Land until genesl division of
Inc estas of TIE late Daniel Al'Carty takes
place.
Sarah M'Carty,
John w. Bronau9h.
MaTchs dim.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-31
March %.
Fifty Dollars RercG1'd.


clipped from tie service Ofthe Subscriber,
on Thursday nigght taas,
A NEGRO MAN, named AAzlio.VY,
n commonly called 1ONEYl--Ee IS a
bout SO years Of age, feet high, likely
we'll looking fellow, formerly a stevedore IN
Alexandria, his cloaths not known ~ To-
ever secures him in any jail in Virginia, or
the district of Columbia, shall receive re-.
ward of thirty DoAers. Il out Of the state OF
Virginia. or The district of Coiumbia-fi r
TX DOLLARS and all reasonable expences
viii be pad If brought aon e.,s
William II. Tebbs.
Dunlfries, March II.
N. B. Masters Of vessels and others are
forewarned to harbor or carry him OH at their
peril.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-31
BRYAN HAMPSON

HAS Fok SALE.
10 pipe. old port
10. Madeira =
80 quarter casks Lisbon z
l2 DO. particular Tencrife n
IS co. Malaga
IS pipes old coguae brandy
S 10. 18th proof Holland Gin
hhds Sd proof Antigua rum
do, first quality molasses
s Do. green coppesas
10. alum
~ do brown sugar
- bags pimento
. do. pepper
~ Chess yo.iag hyson =
10 do hyson s&n =
$ DO. imperial
100 bags green cofeA
80 kegs mSdder
20 do. ground ginger
so do. raisins
'~OO lbs. bacon, well cured
kegs salt pctre
= Quantity Of fire and ground alum salt.
~; n'al times he has the first quality hour 70
yuse on hand--with number of othe
ue'eS--ail ofwl;eh hs VIII sell low on III
"Frnsr terms.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-31
FOR SALE as ABOVE.
LAND FOR SALE.


Agreeable to the last will and testament Of
captain Richard Conway deceased, will be
sold az public auction, at the Coffee House,
in the town of Alexandria, on Saturday the
sixteenth day OF April next, between the
hours Of twelve and one ofthe o'clock
One hundred and eSghyJFUe acres
of Land,
: WING on the west side of the old Lees
IL burg road, and adjoining the tract called
Stump Hill, in Fairfax county. For the con-
venience of purchasers, this land is laid off in
lots Of about twenty five acres each. 1t is
mostly covered with thick growth of young
thriving timber and has several fine springs
on it. The situation is high and healthy, at
fortling a beautiful and extensive prospect,
and is well calculated for country seats, seye-
raj being already erected IN the neighborhood
fit. At the same time and place will be
sold,
A fey lots Of the Stump Hill Tract.
i credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given to the purchasers, on giving
their notes negotiable in the bank OF Alexan-
dria, with approved endorsers and deco OF
trust on the premises for the payment of the
several instruments. 4 plat of the whole tract
with the several subdivisions of it, will be
shewn on the day ofsale.
VIM. Herbert,
E. =. + L' nae, fs''''
Marsh q, dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-31
N O T | C E.

APPLICATION having been made to me
the mode prescribed by the 9th article @
the fundamental resolutions for the govern.
ment Of the Pennsylvania Cutter Nine Com
hany, stating that a GENERAL MEETING ofthe
Stockholders is requisite for the interest Of
the said company do therefore, hereby sp-
point Friday the tn of April next, at three
O'Clock in the afternoon, at Gads6ys Hotel il
Alexandria, as tne time and place of holding
the same, when and where the Stockhold-
ers in the said Company are requested to al
tend.
John Potts, President.
March IS 2awSt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-31
g. Whereas Stebhen Cooks, Of

C. Whereas Stephen looke, OF
I.oudoun county, Virginia, did, on the 6th
day of January, 1907, execute lease fora
place called :. JoneS'S Paint binding on Pc
tomac river and Great Hunting Greek, 10 a
certain A. G.. Hammond foF the term OF Sc
ven wears which lease was afterwards assign
&c. 10 & certain Benjamin Morris, who after
wards delivered me peaceable possession OF
AS I do not hold the same under lease or
rent from any person; but claim it as my
own right: wish and request those WAC
have any counter claims to come forward and
establish them according to Law.
Josiah Browning.
March %. dim
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Iolan C. Vowel.

also, TO Rent,
The House lately occupied BY Mrs Fit
gerald, situate on Water-street, having every
convenience to accommodate genteel farni-
ly. Immediate possession may De had.-Ap-
ply as above.
JANUARY -. ON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-11

concerning courts martial and courts ofen-
quiry.
Attcr debate of upwards of two hours,
in which Mr. J Clay made motion to
strike out the first section, which motion
was supported by Messrs Rowan and Lloyd,
and opposed by Messrs. Taylor and Rhea,
.(T) the committee rose and obtained leave
TO sit again. Adjourned
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-11
WIN. DUANE.
FOR THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.


Mr.. PLEASANTs,
IT is greatly lameDted BY every iu-
dicious and real friend Of the United States,
that the republican party in several Of them,
and particularly in Virginia, is so divided
between two republican candidates of Yiy-
sfnia for the Presidential chair Butmore
grieyously do they lament, that the friends
OF those gentlemen, or rather their secrc;
enemies, have held turn up to the world as
malignant intriguing rivals Mr. dIonrOe's
supporters have insinuated, fIdonot great
y mistake their meaning, shat he will s,or,
ly prove that Mr.. Mqdi8oa basely frustra-
ted his patriotic and successful efforts to
procure an honorable or az least satisfaoto-
~ accommodation Of all disputes between
his country and Britain, with the express
design OF rendering him unpopular, aud
blasting his hopes Of being elected Pscsi-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-11
Sales at Aucfion.

ON atu'day the I9ih irst. will be sold
~ without reserve, for The benefit Of
he underwriters, al the Lumber House
of Mr.. Gabriel Rals,on, the following ar.
ticles, &hich were saved from the burning
of Mr.. Benz. james Harris's tobacco fac
Iory, viz.
A large quantity Of damaged manufac-
tured tobacco.
A small do. leaf do.
Screws, wrought aud cast iron,
Crates and old brass, &c. &c.
Terms Of saLe.-- Cash for all sums under
20 dollars, over 30 dolls. sky days credit.
for approved endorsed negotiable notes at
the bank &C Wrginin.
PROSSER * MONCURE,
.duct'rs
March IL 1903.
H. Il - Wanfcd Immediately, 80 VIR
GINA BANK SHARES, for VIII ch cash
will b. gwen p. * NJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-11
Vaiuable Tyact Of Land,

lying in The county Of Halifax en- Slaunlor
liver, containing seven hundred and TWEEN.
ty live acres, more or less it was once
the properly of Samuel Beal', was sold by
him 10 VIM Moscley, and mortgaged BY
Moseley to Robert Andrews aud John
Pierce, trustees Of Beall, TO secure the paw.
meDs of the purchase money-The linden
ture OF mortgage, which was reco, ded in
the general court. bears date the 99d day
OF June 1905 AT the same time and
place, such Of the SLAVES as are des.
crbed i'll the said mortgage, aud mag be
produced By the said MoseIy, will also BIZ
sold Tor CASH. The sale is made by virtue
Ut a decree Of the superior court Of chan
Gerry for the Richmond district, pronoun-
ced in SUIT therein depending, in which
The said Pierce, surviving trustee is plain
iii, and the said Moseley is de fendan
and for the purpose of raising the follow.
ing sums, with interest, viz. 1881 l5s
with interest al the rate OF per cent, from
The LIST OF January l7eS--losL 2e. sd. with
like interest from the lst day OF January
l794-iOH los. with ike interest from
the lsi day of January l795--97L I7s cd
with like interest from The list day Of ia
nuary i796-96L S.. with like interest,"
from the Is, day Of January I7g7-si
l4s with Ike interest from the 18th da,
ofJnly lSo2--and IS dollars SO CENTS, the
costs OF the suit. The residue Of the mo.
nef.decfeed 10 be raised the pla milf do s.
not pretend to claim, as appears by an
endorsement made by the clerk of ihe
said court on The order dissoiving an in
junction obtained by John B. Scott, 10 stay
The sale of The said land which endorse.
ment IS copied from writing filed in the
suit FIRST above mentioned by the plaintiffs
agent and attorney.
The COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond March a., 1909. wtds
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WEnnrsnAY. March 2.

Mr. Randolph, who has been detained
from his scS, 10 the House for several weeks,
By the effects of an accidental fall, this day
took his seat.
Mr. Randolph, from the comnittee to
whom was referred that part of the mes
sage from the President of the II. States
which relates to enterprises against the
public peace, reported bill to puniah con-
spiracies TO commit treason against the u.
States, which was twice read, and, toge-
Their with a letter from the attorney-gene-
raj referred to committee Of the Whole.
On motion of Mr. Dawson, the House re-
solved itself into committee ofthe whole,
Mr. Trigg in the chair, on the bill autho-
rizing the sale of certain arms.
The committee having gone through the
bill and rcpor: ed it to the House,
Mr. Bacon moved to add new section TO
the bill, requiring the purchase money for
the arms TO be paid into the reasury of the
II. s. before delivery. ~ TO 35
Mr. Bib said as there was "a thin House,
he hoped gentlemen would not take advan-
tage Of the circumstance, and push the bill
on TO third reading in its present shape
Had there been a full House, he was con.
WINGED the amendment would not have pas
sed. He therefore moved that the bill lie
on the table Agreed 50 to s..
There being considerable difficulty in
transactiug business, and in retaining quo
rum within the bar,
On motion of Mr. Stan ord the House adj
journed at two O'Clock, 81 to 80.
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The engrossed bin concerning contracts
being read for the third time and after
debate ia which Mcssrs Holland, Sloan and
Cook opposed the bill, it was passed by
Yeas and Nays, 65 to -
Mr. NJ. Clay called up the report Of the
committee Of the whole on the Dill for the
classification Of the militia but after some
representations OF Messrs Davenport and
Scuthard, that a number Of gentlemen
known TO be opposed TO the bill were ab.
sent, Mr. VI. G. consented to withdraw his
motion.
On motion Of Mr. Montgomery, the House
resolved tsclfintoa committee oftie whole,
SO TO 10, Mr. Storer IN the chair, On the bill
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