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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-20
EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNAL OF THx
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
December 10, 1908.

TUESDAY, Dec. IS.
a motion was made that the House should a.
gree to the following preamble and resolutions
AT moment when the rights of our country
have been assailed by the entertainments OF f0.
reign nations, whose cohdact 90 wards the United,
States has been regulated by no law of nations,
or by any principle ofjustice at a moment when
our commerce is Ii'enaceu by the nquitous edicts
of Crcat-Rritain and of France, our flag insulted.
the great highway of nations, which nature and
natures God have allotted for the Use of all coun-
tries, has been actually turnpked by the tolls and
the tribute of the British Government, for the
benefit of the British Excliequer at moment
when it becomes every american to rally around
the measures of his government, to yindicate the
undOubted rights of his beloved country, and
to declare g for his country, against lis coun
try"
Resolved, That committee be appointed to pre-.
pare address 90 the Congress and President of
the United Statts pledging every nerve and eve.
~ eXcrtlou oi this legislature To support the fights
OF the United States, to endure every briyation
and pain, and TO perish upon tie ruins of our coun-
Try, rather than abandon its flghts its honor and
its independence.
At a mouicnt when THoMAs IRrrERsoN. NOW
President of the United State is about TO retire
ON the Chief Magistracy OF this nation, from a
magn1nlmous disposition 60 sacrifice all The al
lJ"ements OF political elevation To tIe sound prin-
cPcs Of the republic st {, line when the appro.
baton 81 his pass oicl1t conduct C,nhot possibly
be construed iuto adHaton o. office az q TIME
when, retiring from, Office, it becomes necessary
and proper for the lcsis. ture of Virginia TO cx-
press their general sentiments upon the retrosDec-
tive history Of thc measures ofiis wise and v.,u.
ous administration
Resoivcd, That committee be appointed to
prepare au a6ectiouatc, approbatory and yaleGic-
tory adde's 70 Thomas ciicison, now President
of the u States.
On motion, OrdcycG, That the same be referred
to Messrs. Pope, Semple, Baker, Robertson, cot
Amcla) w Brockcnbrough Preston, e. Watts,
Writ, Archer, Murdaush, Graham, Peyton and
Str0ther.
M Scmple, from the committee for Courts of
justice, presented the following report:
Tic Committee for Courts ol Ius,ice have &C.
cording Co order, hp,, Under their consideration
seyeT.i iitoa5 TO them ref-ercd, rnt. have come
10 Tue io',o"'ng resolutions there8pon:
J. Rrso!se.!, IS TIC oPiI.OR o. this committee,
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mat the petition of sundry persons, owners of
iot's IN Planters Town, praying that further
time may be allowed for improving the lofts in
the sad town, is reasonable.
q ReSoIved, as TIC opinion of this committee
that the petition of the free holders and house.
Keepers OF st. Mary's parish in the county of Ca,
roilne, setting forth, that they have directed the
proceeds, arising from the sale Of the glebe of the
said parish, TO be applied to the establishment of
an academy in the same, and praying that an act
may pass providing constitution for the sad A.
cadefny, and securing for the benefit thereof the
property which may belong to the said academy
is reasonable. '>
3 H"solUsd, as the opinion of this committee
mat so much oi the petition is to them referred
OF the mayor, recorder, aldermen and common
councilmen OF The town of Petersburg, as pr,v.
mat the citizens of the said town may, in future
be authorized TO exercise their electoral fran
c'iSe at TIER courthouse i'll the said town. be re-
iectcd '
a. Rcs"fv'd, as the opinion Of this committee
That such other part Of the said petition as is to
them referred, as prays that the Jurisdiction of
the court of htIstings Of the said town may be ex-
tended, be rejected
The said resolutions being seyerally vice rcod
were agreed to by the House.
Crdered, That bills be brought in pursuant 10
hetrst and second resolutions, and that the com.
miitee for Courts Of Justice DO prepare and bring
III the same.
mr.. ie'oy from the committee Of Propositions
and Grievance made the following report -.
The committee OF Propositions and Grievance,
have according to order, had under their cons;.
Iteration sWdfy -titions 10 them referred, and
nave come 70 the folio wing resolutions tlieret,D
on
l. Resolvei, az the opinion of this committee.
That thc petition Of sundry inhabitanss ofte coup-
" OF Hampshire, pra' ing that iaw NAV pass IN
crcasinS the reward for killing wolves within tho
sad couniy,i is Reasonable.
q. Resolved, as tic opinion of this committee,
that The petition ofsmdry inhabitants fthe coua-
~ OF MCeroe, praying that al that part If lie
said comfy contained within the following.
b'mds, to wit, begDAinE at the top Of Peters
raotliitnin where the toni crosses above Jacob
M'iicr's aDU running 90 the nOst nOrth.easteiiy
cotner Of the tract Of land The said fiil,er lived
on. thence Il direct inc 20 the mouth oil lrEan
creek, Hy he aided "a, and inads part OF t.,e
cSdnty 0i Giles, he rejected
5. Essolve.i, IS the opinion OF th;s committee,
that n petition Of sim,Ay other inhalnt7ms IL
the county OF Monroe, a. opposition thereto, -
reasonable.
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millions all
ion for W"
on account OF the public debt
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FIVE SscREr4RY or or g:aE TRE.dsUaYY

act ensuled act 10
the toHouaag.
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debt
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stock
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the whole
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Making together
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ct : :: .s..
sscateS Cos sSess fasl lara, sa, <Jld
sn!. Tara oGid seriy So tor lie tsi,tal 6, tset
,1auer They are 'csscMda'iy ;i0ais n every,
,occ6ratic, First, i. uavisai;on--ssco,i in
exports She exports Of New England are
principally fish and BEEF. 1T would be a
great object with Old England, utterly to de-,
stroy the New England fish market; and
the Irish beef woult! come into an advantage
Gus competition with the export of that ar
ticle.
These are permanent points OF competiti-
>on. unaiterahiy Fixed in the nature OF things
They cannot be altered, nor destroyed by "a
my sudden cbuii,ions of passions; nor by "a
my connection resulting therefrom.
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HoUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
, "WEDNESDAY, Dec. IA.
OHIO ROAD.


OHIO ROAD.
A message, received from the President
OF the United States Yesterday, inclosed do
cumcnts respecting the great Cumberland
road, was read, and with the documents ac-
complaining 1t, referred to a select commit
tee.
REVENUE BONDS.
Abill from the Senate supplemental to
An act for extending the terms of
credit ON revenue bonds and for other
purposes was twice read and referred to /;
committee OF the whole.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
he second resolution reported by the
committee on our foreign relations, (rela--
tive to non-interconrse) being under consi-
deratIon-
Mr.. Milnor opposed it in a speech of a.
bout an hour and MIR. Fisk supported il in
a speech of an hour and a half.
The HOUSE adjourned at S o'clock without
taking question,
THURSDAY, Dec. Is.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas,
ReSoiOed, That committee be appointed
10 enquire into the propriety of extending
the right of suffrage in the Indiailna terrific
1y. :,
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
The second resolution reported bv the COM
mittee OH cur foreign relations still under
consideration
MIR. Uhhdm spoke against it for about
three quarters of al hour.
Mr.. LiOe;-more followed on the same side
IN speech of about an hour.
Mr. Hoyd spoke in support Of it for about
twenty minutes.
Mr.. Taylor followed On the same side in a
speech of about an hour.
Mr.. Cook spoke a few minutes in e:,pla-
nation OF his former remarks.
motion vaS made aJ;o,,>- -.
tived-54 to49
MIR. Pit&en said that he wished to deli
Yer his sentiments on this important subject.
and did not wish to commence at this late
hour; and renewed the motion to adjourn
Carried 81 to 81.
=, FRIDAY, Dec. IS
Nr. GGrdcnfcr moved that when the
house adjourned, it adjourn till Monday.
Mr.. j. Il. Smith, asked tor the ayes and
noes On this motion. 1t was negatived-5s
to 43.
Mr.. Lewis, from the committee of the
district, Columbia, reported a bill to amend
the Charter of Alexandria, Twice read.
and made the order for Monday
Mr. d. Monfgomery, reported a bill ma
King compensation to MAR H. M. Pike.
he Speaker laid before the house the an.
huai report OF the Secretary of the Treasu-
ny. 1t was referred to the committee of
ways and means, and two thousand comics
ordered to be printed.
he hoase took up the consideration ofthe
non-Intercourse resolution. Mr.. .Nc7vtou
spoke about three hours in support of the re-
solution, when the house adjourned
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WASHINGTON. Dec 7,

The Senate, after adopting several "a
rendments to the bill, making further pro-
vision for enforcing the embargo, ordered il
to third reading.
Nothing else of consequence has been
done in the Senate for the two last DAYS.
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MORGAN1EWIS w cor on E PTT; io'

~ :
MORGAN LEWIS VS.. COL. FEW.
YIN Saturday morning last was brought on at a
slttinE OF the Supreme Court for the CITY of
New York before Mr.. Justice Thompson, the inn
porant cause OF NORA Lewis VS. Col Few
coi' &c" nae two years since presided at n pub
u, meeting he'd at Markings, at which am adj
.ress was passed which gave MI Lewis Gas he
oehevesl his political quietus and for the alcg
cd libel, contained in the address, this action was
brought Mcssfs. Golden, Griffin and Slossor
appeared IN court, with Mr.. Lewis, as his coun
sci On the part of Col Few, Messrs Emmet
1NikeI' sampson ami Van Wycl; were concerned
after tic testimony ON the part OF thc plaintiff
was closed, the defendants counsel moved for
noHsuit, on the ground that an eicctor has an IN
aoh6fef rtShI 10 S:dts ta5aicki,, aod without
sPoNS1BiLIrY, to hiS .ft!!g1U electors, ,phatcvsy
ne honestly oslieveS n a candidate far 5a5Lic cleo
axe eJce.- nc iioh-stlt was refused =; in conse-
Iuehce ofWhichi tiic defendants counsel n,,t IN
what Is tecL''icav termed, e!sshayfcy TO e1;lncn
winch reserves the determination OF the above
pi1neipie, foe tine Judges fthe supreme court AS
sembicd in ter1,,s ' a.
't beniH agreed shat the jury panhel.ed should
,o'Ioo ."h'''Seht damages III the cause, tie de.
iendant chGnsc, OHercd 10 prove the frrtb oCtL.
allegations contained in the address but mi. NC
o!'Tmel, The Jury after being addressed lie
IHcsSIs, foaWrSCD, Emmet, Griffin and Golden
and after receiving the charge OF he Iud-r re-
urea L. Gle jury room at about O'clock last eve.
'"":N' 49," VIZ count Adjourned. The iurv re.
manned together until about half mast 10 ~.
morning, when i.ttigGed and weary, and anv;n,,s
toret'h1 To tieir fam,iies they agreed 10 sion
paper awarding TIC plaintiff triAing sum in
damages ms morning at ten they cam, into
court, ana some {. them feitl4ineto abide bv tle,r
former decision, tliry informed The Ind2e tnat
there was no c1jectsti0n or prob.b;Iijv nftbc;,
ever coming IL an sErtcmcnt. The tud.e ~, y.
der these o'rcun'st,ncC. ordered them fo h. d.
csdr5ek..I-Pb. It-.
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An aggregate of

Although the expenses of the present quarter ca
Precsey ascertained they will not including the +,
$4,000 dollars on account of the principal Of the
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A message, received from the President
Of the United States Yesterday, inclosed do
eumcnts respecting the great Cumberland
road, was read, and with the documents &C
complaining 1t, referred to select commit
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S11,9le,s77 81
o,386,627 oS
5,9sS,S43 SO
1,S5e,77O 70
10000
49, go 900
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The cash in the hands OF collectors and receiy-
crS, and the outstanding revenue bonds which
VIII almost altogether fall due prior to the first
OF January. 1910, may, after dednctng the de-
benturesyet unpaid, and the expences of col
lection be estimated to have amounted, ON
the 30th September, 1903, to
Making, together with The balance in the trea-
sury ON that day of
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Hanover bss 81
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FOR SHE. RY
LEWIS DEBLO.IS

II his Store, nea,- Col. Ra,nsay's subarf,
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quarter
casks
New-England Rum, in hogsheads and bar
rels
Nlolasses, in hogsheads
Cod-Fis in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Beets, and Winter Pears
In barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogshead, and pipes
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Public Sale.
June.

( 3
BY virtue of deed Of trust from .Acrander.
Smith to the subscribers, to secure the pay
mcnt of sum of money to- the Bank of Alex
andria, will be exposed to sale, on the pre-
misses, on Wednesday the 18th day of July
next, pieceof ground with the houses and
other Improvements appe, tanning thereto, ly-
ing onthe south side of Duke-strests west side
of Water-street, being at the intersection of
the streets, extending on Duke street forty
feet on Watershed ninety-one feet six inch
es to a ten feet alIey--upon credit of s, IL,
and ls months, the purchaser giving notes
for the several payments negotiable at the
Bank Of Alexandria. with an approvedsindori
ser, and deed oftrust upon the property TO
secure the payment of the notes.
James Keith. sen.
James Keith, Jun.
June 81, dts
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURgITf.AsT to deed Of f,-xsf beas;ay aase
tie nh dag Of feb,faa',g, 1907. 4aa day re-
corded, from Sau'rsl Craig, tuss y me 1904
IF s4serasdsia, deeeassd.f ~ he Subscribers,
5sr yAe nurfose pf susissfying srtaia debts
. sd,se from ne said Cfass "a. he banks Of II
s2r,rssadsaQ and Haskirg soa, .nfH DC sod on
The firltnssfs tothe higIt ss bidder, al hu6Rc
aucssos, az J 2 O'Clock, on fhe sot.t day IF
.JRne inert:
That haadfoinc three cory Brick
dwelling Houfe and Lot,
In fec simple, sifnased IN the town os Alex.
andria, west OF Pitt street, on tie north side
Of King-street, ans. fronting thereon % feet, 9
inches, and running back us lcet, in depth.
hLS0,
A neat, well finished, two sko-
rY Hr;cs dwelling house and Let, in ice SIM
PIE, wsS1Df " ater-strcet, on the south side OF
sDukestreei, and binsing thereon 81 feet, 10
inches, arsirnnning back 8 fleet inches to a
ten feet uIiey.
The conditions of sale are one nth the a.
mount is cash. at the execution OF the deed
and the ssrnsiader in equal payments at 6, ls,
lS,and "A months on approved, indorsed
notes negotiable ia the baak of Aios,.Issl,ia, Sc
sureta also By q lien on the premises.
John G. Vowel,
William Ladd.
1isy so d
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Forty Dollars Reuard.

RAN AWAY from the 3sus,sciiberon Sun
ay last, Negro Boy named G.dhlHIf G
about 81 years of age, s. feet inches high
thick set, bow-legged and heavy n!eHance.,
he walks stiff, which proceeds from having
the rheumatism in his ancleszllsd on & ieQ2k
with him a pair of light mixed j 9o!ieirssssssi-
vet, and one pair nankeen panaalrons shilts
and handserchiefs. THIRTY DOLL 5
will be given il taksil in Aexanati4, and
FORTY if taken out, and reasonable extelt-
css il brought home.
Tuniis Craven.
Vashington City, Juns %. q
gT All persons arc forewarned from. hsAr.
boring him at their peril.
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JUST REcEiyTlD

md for esale 6n ROBERT 6 Ri,
q lew coples Browns Ilctlss
o'iary of the BiALi., 2 vols, octave, soi'ra-
.mented with Platcs. Price Z dollars, bound
arc lettered.
Ju,H ~.
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No ]. 2:22l4.
II @ e / C E.

| THE Bank of Alexandria will lie shut on
Monday nsAt, being the fourth Ct July, -9te.
nptes falling cue on that day are to be paid Oh
ssS1snrday nrrt and tile paper Intended for
discount on the fourth, must be lodged at
Bank on SATURDAY the second. July, before
twelve ofciock.
Guraen Chapin, Iayqsiev. /
Bank of Aicxandpia, juno 80. st
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Poa SALE gy
R. GRAY,
Espsselles' Letters from England
Listle's and Moore's Poems 4
sI.ady's Cabinet
Salinasunsli, 2 vols. bound
Military and Political Hints
Ind me .jollcrsing sNssv Plays
Adrian and Orilla
Town md Country
The Trust
Ale Would il He Cou'd
fsme's Telltale.
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I1,IIN G.. LADD,
Ma. 2a..
Fds FOE SALE,

~ - HIS FOR OALE3 -
90 bales German Linens, eonhll-
mo o.,rown and white Rolls, flaxcn Osna,
hnvghs, hernpeD Tick!enburghs, Euriaps' a''a
C4ecks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
SO bags Of blackPepper OF the Sest qua
'Iity, and will be sold very low
Sugars and CoHes
40 hhds McIasscs
4 pipe port Wine
81 10 do, Holland Gin
20. French Brandy
4 do Jamaica Spirits.
a quantity fiscal Leather, shoes' 'ope'
rnae;,l ard Tallow Candles, Cheese, = &c.
April Z. ---.---4- S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-02
e. SHOES -

by the Harmony, Ellwood, from Pbiladel-
phia, and the Sally and Betsey, Hardy.
from Boston, is received
A fresh and elegant ssbp.y ct
IS Fl @ E S.
or EVERY DESCRIPTIONS.
OArH.9tD,
Soap and Candies in boxes.
Cotton in bales.
Draught Porter in bbis.
One pipe Madeirs End
Misc Bassa for family use.
E. GILMAN.
Asus DIST lawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-02
EY II. G.. DUFIEF,
,.sussor OF .s.atme Displayed az her mode q
teaching taasuage 70 man, afHhl'ra 20 13s
Frencs language, &c

The drst book Of nation Is the dictionary
eftheir own language.
Y oLNEI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25

Richmond. August 8, 1908.