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The advertisement dated .df.rl &c, 1903,
IS Svifhdrc7rr.
PROPOSALS for carving MAIL. OF THE

PROPOSALS for carving MAILS OF THE
UNIrED STATES, on the following Post
Roads, will he received ut the General Post -Uf
flee in Washington City, until the first day of Au-
gust next, inclusive.
10. From Washington Cityto Alexandria, seven
times week.
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and arrive at A;exsudma BY 5 p NJ
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rive at Washington City by S A. NJ
IL. From Alexandria by Colchester to Dunn
fries, seven times week.
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rive\at Dumfries by a. m. the next day
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rive at Alexandria the next dag by u. m in 7
hours.
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house to fredericksburg, seven times Il week
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rive at Fredericksburg by IL a. IN. in 81 hours
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arrive at Dumiries by S D. IN.
Is From fredericksburg by Bowling Green,
White Chinnies, and Hanover courthouse to
Richmond, seven times week
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arrive at Richmond the next day by a. IN in Is
hours.
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In I? hours.
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DuTS, seven tunes week.
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rive at Petersburg by l II a. m ia hours
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rive at Richmond by So p. M
is. From Richmond by Fraziers, New-Kent
courthouse, Williamsburg, Yorktown & Kamp.
toh, TO Norfolk. three times 4 week.
May 1, to Dec ss6ev l.
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and Friday, nj m and arrive at Norfolk on the
next days by 10 4. m. in 81 hours
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Friday, at p IN. and arrive at Richmond the
next days by 5p m. in q hours
December i, to 1fav /.
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ond Friday, at 7 4. m. and arrive at Norfolk on
the next days by p m. in 81 hours.
i-Sav1 every Monday, wednesday and
FRIDAY at a. IN. and arrive at Richmond the next
days by p. m. in "a hours
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ned, Surry courthouse, Sleepy-hole Ferry, to
Norfolk, three times week
MAJ /, to December l.
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and Saturday, at p. and arrive at Norfolk the
next days by 10 a. m.
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Saturday 1t 9 p. and arrive al Petersburg the
next days by u 4. in Fl hours.
December l, 30 4.iay /.
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next days by Il . IN.
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20 BE SOLD to the hgbeat bidder, for rca :
n dy money, on Thursday the 21st July next
At the house called Napers Tavern in the town of
Columbia, Tract Of LAND wherein a brabam
shepard now lives, on the Rivanna, in the county
OF Fluvanna, containing by late survey, 534 a.
cres, move or less, adjoining the lands Of Charles
Adams, Ric' ID Adams, Pleasant Bybee, and o.
thers, beng. land sold by David Ross to said
Shepard, fconvcyed by him, Shepard, 20 lis in
trust to secure debt due to said Ross. rs stated
IN said trust deed, which said debt has since been
assigned by said Ross to Henry Z. Colenan--We
ssh our right as trustees only
GEORGE HOLMAN, }
WILLIf6T PASTEUR, ( Trustees.
JACoB M1.ERS,
June II, 1908. |4b,Is
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PUBLISHED ny THonAs RITcHrE, oP-
PosITE THE Posr-oFFIcE, Ar FIVE DoLLA as
PER ANNuN, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
NOTICE TO eLAImAsr. WIDE. ruE COW.

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS uNpEs TIE CON-
In vENTIoNwITH GRBATBRIrA rNEIR
AoENTs.-Such persons as propose, in pursuance
OF the Order of the Board of Commissioners Of
I1th October, 1906, to Law before the subscriber
during his residence IN tkis city, any evidence in
support Of their claims, and have not yet given
him notice of their intentions, are requested to
Go so without delay, in order that he may make
the necessary arrangements for the business of
this station And it is further expected, that all
concerned will after this public intilnatien, be in
readiness to present their books and documents
for examination at any time wien required, so as
topreyent delay and loss of time, =
If there are any persons in tins country win,
have charge OF the clavns under envmeratst.,
they wli please to communicate Immediately the
necessary information regarding them, to the n
gent of the board. viz:
VIRGINIA CLAIMS.
Gavin Alstond for the Creenock saddle and shoe
factory, ,..,,
Garstang Bradsteck, in right of John Breakhil
of Liverpool, mariner,
Henry Clay, representative Of Clay and Midg-
ley of Liverpool,
Dreghorn, Murdoch and Co.
Mary Doyle and Margt Mallory, legatees of J.
Representatives of William Duncan,
James Hunter & Co.
John Glassel,
Richard Hanson,
VIM r. Lidderdale, executor of John Lit,der-
dale,
Saml. Lyde, for Lyonel and Saml Lyle,
Colin Ross, administrator of II. Jardine,
George Russell, for Smith, son, and Russell,
Joseph Stanfield, assignee of Syne,
Robert Sheldon & Co.
John Tyndale Ware, executor of VIM Jones,
John Tate, executor of Vikings,
Wakelin WEIGH, for Carey Moore and WEIGH,
Pearks and others, executors of Waterman.
NoRTH-CARoLINA CLAIMS
Edmund Tanning,
VIM. {ahnay, assignee Of John Cruden & Co
Jos and Cath. Martyr, representatives of Tho
mas Gotham.
Henry Eustace McCulloh,
John Macdonell,
Joseph Rutherford for VIM Rome & Co. Eden.
ton. e..
ALEXR. DICK, Hsest Of tie Board
Richmond. June II. lcw1
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D edmond TURNPIXE COMPANY
Az AT meeting of the directors OF the said
company ON Tuesday evening the 18th OF June,
1903
Resoived, That call Of two dollars and fifty
cents be made on each share held by the stock
holders in the said company, and that they pay
the same into the hands of their treasurer on or
before the LIST day Of next month
A Copy. N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
June H. CtlsrJuly]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
TROY, JUNE z 1893.
BELLA ! OCRABME BELLA

BELLA OGRABME BELLA
THE PreGdent's bulletins have iult
announced the following glorious Uic-
tay over the PotaB rebels in and near
Ira, Carleton, and Fayhaven, in Hey-
'1r0nt on the 27th ultimo.
The (b0rP Ryeyt Of the Executive
Guards got information thai FIVE
wagons, loaded with potajB, and
owned by one Lotbrop, of Ira, were
proceeding wefward through Cattle
ton, net more than one hundred miles
from the line of Canada when Ma
tbe10 AnderJ6n, and two others, all
OF the Hibernian infantry, armed
with ax-belUes, and b3e-bandte5, i'm
medlately went in purfuit of thefe
Potaih Yankees, determined TO exc
cute the Prudential vengence on
their devoted heads, and lfgp de veeis
OF the :" injlrgent" Wagons. The
Wagons, not much alarmed at the
approach of thefe United HjlB, kept
on iteady, yankee march, through
CdjfLeton, to Fairhaven. Here the
Iriih blood of AndsCjSn waxed warm /;
and he called on the contributed au-
thorities of C4fleton (of which there
was plenty to aflift him in topping
The progrsis of this +" combination
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
MONDAY, JUNE 81, 1903.

of infargent" Wagons, hired, he
vociferated, 70 tranfport potaB to tsed
our natural enemies, the Canadisas !
The alarm foon fprcad--the Emb4y-
pOroans muitered. -Firf on the field
came the Honorable Gen. Iaac
Clarke, Efq. Firf Judge of the Coun-
ty Court Then came Robert I'm
PIE mot Simple Efquire, a Juffice of
the Peace, and Clerk of the Supreme
and County Courts After him came
General CiarRs lady's Ton, the Non
cradle Doctor Saanast Sbaza, Efq, one
of the Council Of his ExcelIency the
Governor Then followed #. W..
Hyde, Efquire, High Sheriff Of the
county, followed by Captain Dauid
Sanford, Efquire, commander of the
Legion of Honor and of an artillery
company in Csfeton and Taft Of
all, came RelAin c Mailery, Efquire,
Secretary to the Governor and Coun-
Gil, and attorney at law, &c. sc.
&c. &c. ct cetera.
"Then armed all,
Both great and fmaIl---
With eIEbI and each bafeES,
The Indian King,
Gould never bring,
An army that could match it,
thus organized, armed and accou-
tired, they took the pas charge to
Fairbaven where they were reinfor-
ced BY the Honorable James Witbsr-
all Efquire, Representative in Con-
grefs, and lately appointed Judge of
the Michigan Zsrritsry And then
fummoning the waggoners to furrcn-
der !-Iuvefed With fuch holt of
titled dignitaries and being unarm-
ed, the poor waggoners caPitulated !;
and with their train of potafh wag-
CONS were efcorted back to CefEeton,
kept ia cufody by the High Sheriff,
that night, and the next day difmifed
on their paroles, leaving their potafhes
in the hands of the captors. On
this glorious victory we mott cordi-
ally congratulate our embargoed
country. Ca ira :
n. b. The above mentioned gal
liant " General CLark'' was few years
fince expelled the Legislature of Per
"'0nt, for only fecreting under his
jacket few votes he was directed
TO connt.-Thats all. Others of
thefe intrepid law-fupporters are
equally I" bonoraSle men"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Hon. TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Speaker

B9Fon, Chriaopher Gore, VIM. Smith,
James Robinfon, VIM. Brown, Jonathan
Hunnewell, John Welles, William Phillips,
Stephen Goldman, Benja. Ruhell, Daniel
Sargent, Thomas w Sumner, John Cal
Lender, Benjamin Goddard, Benjamin
Whitman, John T. Apthorp, Jhos. Dan
forth, Charles Davis, William Itammatt,
Jonathan Chapman, Thomas DcHnie,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

that that voice ght not TO be titled
II II can be afcertained I; who, new
erthelefs when II will effect party
purpofes and the deed can be done in
lecret, and covered with the rubbiih
OF ccrfru6five law; will not heftate
to let Aide and deftroy thoie fuffra-
ges f! make no charges-I fubmit
FACTS You vii! form your judg-
ment thereon.
The whole number of votes given
Ia by the legal Electors Of Cumberland
diarid, and feafonably returned into
the Secretary's Othce, were as fol-
lows
For the Hon. Mr.. LEWIS, So5s
DR.. MITCHELL, 1929
Mr.. HUBBARD, 1859
Mr.. MEANS, 1865
Scattered, IS
Making total of 1909
OF which 3Olo were necefary to
make a choice ;-fo that Mefrs.
Mitchell and LEWIS, were both
chofen by your free futfrages. How
came it then, that hIr. HUBBARD. IA
democratic candidate, who had 90
votes leEs than Mr.. MITCHELL Ia fed
crafty, was notified by the Cover
nor and Council as being elected a
Senator (; and did attend the frft day
Of the fellon, and voted ia the or
ganization of the frit branch of the
Legislature ? The records will tell
you, that the Governor and Council
threw out all the votes given in Free
part and Pounai, where the federal
candidates had more than zoo each;
and Menrs. Hubbard and Means but
I3S each What was the pretencc
for this 1-That there were two re-
turns from Freebort when the en-
velopes of the returns ihewed, that
Po1vnaI was not then organized as an
incorporated town and thar, agree
ably TO the fpirit of ar act of the lie.
gilature, the citizens Of that place
voted in Freeb9rt, and requelted the
SeleStmen of Freeb1rf 70 certify and
dchgnate the fame Which was
done Bur this was not deemed fuf-
hcient The democratic town of
Sumner, had thought proper to return
the candidates voted for, on two pa
ges of fheet of paper the demo-
cratic candidates, (who had Al each)
on one page; and the federal candi-
dates, (whO had 20 each) on the 9TH
er page both pages being Ggned by
the Sele6tmen and Town Clerk.
Thefe returns being exactly alike,
ought, one would have thought, TO
have fhared the fame fa;e.-But the
Go, erncr and Council thought 9th
erwile.-They placed al votes to the
columns Of Meilrs. Hubbard & Ne4n5,
the democratic candidates but O.
mit ed to place the 20 to the columns
of Mefis. MHo5eA and Lsyvis -! Thus
Rands the facts. Do you wonder,
after all his figuring, that the Hon
durable Council found that 2S3o
made choice and that Mr.. HUB
Bard had 2832 and was chofcn Pill!
AN ELECTOR.
1une IL, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
FELLOW CITIZENS,

= 1N+t@N01
1T is highly important you mould
ee made acquainted, from Official
ionrces, Of the Facts relative to the
tate Of the votes you gave, in April
iait, for Senators sand Of the pro-
eeedings OH thofe votes which have
Excited 70 much ConVerfation and
concern.
AtfIens fpeak much palmer than
~ords.-TLere may be thofe who
make violent preten6ons TO a acred
PICARD for the Voice of the People,
p e1P1efed by their lufrages and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27
Government Of Ma6ae6utstt5,
FOX THE YEAR 1905
HIS HONOR
LEVI LINCOLN, ESQ.
LIEUT.. COYERNOR.

SOONAlAs
hon' David Cobb, Hon. P. MeIIen.
Edw. H'Robbins,l Oliver Fiske.
George Cabot, <. Spooner,
Artemas Ward, T. Dwight,
Benz Pickman il
SENATE.
Hon. HARRISON G. OTIS, Preiident.
SUFFOLK. BARNSTABLE.
Hon. Harrifon c. Otis, Hon. ]. Dimmick.
Vim. Spooner, DUKES q MINT.
John Phillips, Hon, G. @. Hu1ey.
Peter c. Brooks, WORCESTER.
James Lloyd, Jun Hon. Salem Towne,
ESSEX. E. Briq ham,
Hon. Enoch THcomb, Thomas Hale,
John Heard, Jonas Kendall.
John Phillips, BERKSHIRE.
Nath'l Thurlton, Hon. T. Childs,
VIM. Gray. A. Eggleilon.
Samuel Putnam, NORFOLK.
MIDDLESEX. Hon. John How,
Hon. Aaron Hill, Z. Fifher.
Samuel Dana, YORK.
Amos Bond, Hon. ]. Woodman,
]. l.. Tuttle, Jofeph Leland
HAMPSHIRE. CUMBERLAND.
Hon. Z. Starkweather, Hon. L. Lewis,
Hugh MLellan, Ar Mitchell
Eli P. Afhmun, LINCOLN, &c.
S. Lathrop. Hon. VIM. King,
BRISTOL. +. Lincoln.
Hon. N. Morton, jun, KENNEBECK.
David Perry, Hon. B. Cannett
PLYMOUTH.
Hon. Nathan Willis,
Seth Sprague
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

y tie Els7srs Of Cumberland DifriH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

Taunton, John w. seabury. Dir5toa, John
Hathaway. Rebsbotb, EIkanah French, nm.
STUaHzy, Daniel Hale. Ssm~jsf, Vim. Reed.
AhisbOrOSgE, Joel Reed. Manifold, solomon
Pratt. Norton, Laban Wheaton. Egj7gzVn, John
Iifdals. R.yrka1, Ixsel Wa1bura. RgELy,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-06-27

B1etFozca, Stephen Peabody Oyriarton,
Francis Carr. YiaalbaVez, William vinali. Bel
fan, Jonathan Wilton. P-oi5et7, Henry Black.
Frankfurt, Alexander MilIiken. Hameisn, Seth
KemPton. Bangor, James Thomas.
KENNEBECK.
AEgafs, Samuel Howard. H4llrv-H. Ma
thaniel Dummer, Samuel Moody. Gayaiuer,
Samuel fewett. AszzoztB, simon Dearborn.
Jun. Greene, Jobs Dagget Lcsa5, Daniel Lo-
throP, Jun. Wiat6roe, samuel Wood Ree1fsles
Samuel Currier. Mourn YcJ.4oz, John H0vey.
Beig'ads, Notes Carr. Waterville, Elnathsn
sherwir. Eai.fftA, obed Paddock. Ns1S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
not distinguished themselves BY thei,

wonted glory and xalor.
Had general Dupon. kept his troops
together he could not have found it an
arduous task to subdue the insurgents,
since his corps consisted of three divi-
sions, amounting at least TO twenty
thousand men.
All the accouts given in the English
newspapers of the state of affairs in
Spain, are false and absurd. England
knows full well how to calculate the
result of her exertions. Her object j.
to keep the spirit of sedition alive II
Spain, in order to obtain such Of hel
foreign possessions as shall best sui
her ambitious views.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11

TO ne Sendtc and HoN5e of Refresenta-
HUes IF the United States.
II would have been source, fellow citi-
zens. of much qualification, if our last com
munications from Europe had enabled me
to inform you, that the belligerent nations.
whose disregard ofneutral rights has been
so destructive to our commerce, had become
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
Congress.
SENArE-November ? 1903

oENATE-NoVemDer7 Z, 1905
Present, George Clinton. Vice President
of che United States and President of the
Senate; and Messrs. Gilman, Parker, Pick
ering, Hiilhouse, Goodrich, Rowland, Ma.
thewson, Bradley, Mitchell, John Smith of
n. York, Condit, Kitchell, Maclav, White,
Giles, Turner, Sumter, Gaillard, Crawford,
Thruston, Pope, ID. Smith, Tifin.
MIR. James Lloyd, of Massachusetts. an.
pointed in the room of Mr.. John Quincy A :
dams, presented his credentials and t5ok his
seat.
Messrs Bradley and Pope were named a
committee to join such committee as NAV
be appointed by the House, to wait on the
President and inform him that the two Hon
ses have respectively formed a quorum and
are ready to receive any communications he
may please to make. The committee a
short time after their appointment, inform
ed the Senate that they had waited on the
President, who had advised them that he
would Tomorrow at 10 o'clock make COM
munication in writing.
The usual resolution for supplying the
members with newspapers was agreed to.
The President communicated the memo.
rial OF the House of Representatives of the
Mississippi territory, praying an extension
lof the time of payment of the several in
stalments for purchase of lands due January
1909
Ordered to lie on the table.
The usual resolution for the appointment
OF ChaplainS was agreed to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MONDAY, November

"oNDAY, november z.
AT about II O'Clock this day, a quorum
appearing within the bar, the Speaker tool;
me char; and on calling over the list, the
ioiio"inS Sentlemen- answered to their
names and took their seats:
From Nezv Hamhshire, Messrs. Durell
Gardner, smith, and Slorer.
From Massachusetts, Messrs. Varnum
Bacon, Barker. Cook. Cuts, Deane. F.lv
Green, llsley, Livermore, Quincy, Seaver,
tStedman, And. Upham.
From Connecticut, Messrs. Champion.
Dana, Davenport, Mosely, Pitken, S,urges
and Fallmadgc
From Rhode Island, Mr.. Wilbour.
from geraont, Messrs. Chittenden, Ell
iot, and Fisk.
from Ne7U York Mcs,rs. Blake, Harris.
humphreys Kirkpttrick, Mumford, Riker,
HuSSeIl, Swart, Thompson, Van Allen, Van
Rensselaer,, Nerplanck, and Wilson,
IRON FeTo Jersey, Messrs. Helms, Lam.
oeTt, Ne~bo,d, Sloan, Snuthard, and Boyd.
From PennSyfUan'a, Messrs. Bard. Find.
ley, Hester, Hoge, Minor, d. Montgome
ry, Porter, Pugh, Rea, NJ. Richards Smi.,
lie, ,. Smith, and WhitehilI.
From MaryGind, Messrs. M'Creerv.
Montgomery, Moore, and-Van Horn.
From ptrg1nia, Messrs. Basset, Burwe,l.
Ciopton, Dawson, Eppes. Garnett. Good
WIN, Gray, Holmes, Jackson, Lewis. Love
MORROW, Newton, Smith, Trigg, Wilson,
and Gholson.t 0o'
From Norfh CuroEna, Messrs. Aston.
iB9lackiedge, Blount, Macon, Sawyer, and
From South Carolina, Messrs. l. ]. Al
s ston, Butler, Calhoun, Taylor, and ID. X.
Williams.
From Georgia, Messrs. Bibb and Tronp.
From Tennessee, Messrs. Campbell, Rhea,
and Wharton
FROM kentucky, Messrs Desha, Howard,
and Johnson.
From Ohio, Mr.. Morrow.
BEING one hundred and three members,
and one delegate, VIZ. Mr.. Poindexter, from
the Mississippi Territory.
On motion of Mr.. Dawson, a committee
OF three were appointed TO wait on the Pre-
sIdent and inform him that the House was
formed and ready to receive anv communi-
cations which he might have to make.
Messrs. Macon, Quincy and M'Creery
were named the committee.
a short time after, Mr. Macon reported
that the committee had waited on the Pre-
sident, who returned for answer that he
would make communication i'm writing AT
II o'clock tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Smile, the usual rule
was adopted for furnishing the members
with newspapers.
The daily hour Of meeting having been
fixed at ] o'clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Smile, the House adj
journed.
Elected in the room Of Mr.. Thomas, re-
signed.
I Elected in the place of J. Claiborne, de.
ceased.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
Presidents Message.
WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. 8.

This day at 70 O'Clock, the President of the
United States communicated, by Mr..
Coles, his Secretary, tho following MES
SAGE to both houses Of Congress.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-19
REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.

's sf.o'ls'p'ug interesting particulars ne
Valrs If Spar 1vers receivea al Bos'oa
2 letter fvm Ascan'. dated s7'h
Sea he 9Th inst. the rumor being
rcd 81 araojaez, hat the king audroYsl
ny we're makipg preparations to set cut
Iadz, there 10 en,hask OF board the
sssA squadron, it caused a great FER
400 amongst the people. Al Il.
'''s a. Oigh, abou, 1000 peasants from
aeGabahood, 7sde their Appearance,
.'O0asd tie palace, aud insisfed on.
J Z their Gaies.ies, who were OF course
Ne necSssny of showing themselves
balcony. The prince q peace, who
'sssi'y plaerd a gress ruabsr Of
s's a0a poss horses siorg shs read,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-19
PROCLAMATION.

BY royal order. communicated lhle even
ing, by bis exceiency The governor Of 'ae
coaneil pro tempoye it has been iafora,ed,
sha, he king has becn pleased 20 su.hor'se
the prince Of Asturias, shat he proctsd a,
gainss Don Manuel Godoy imReda>e'y,
according 10 law. Ard ,he council having
beer made acquainted Hiih il in The hotel
o., ttc governor has crdereJ It 10 Be pub
l'sbed as well as another o. der whe',bytbe
goods and effects remaining IL the apart.
mrns which Den Manuel Jodoy oceupiso
10 ihi3 court are declared 10 bsicng TO the
kiag. To the end that conadipg n his
Justice, and THAT Of the council, ,he citg
may Be ,ranqsihaed, as is esaecied from
its loyalty and that al. may Immediately
retire 70 their houses, so shat under &C mo.
tive or pretext the noted fidelity ana Sub.
m.ssioo Of this vicinity may be doubted,
nos !, qaire this supreme trbuna! 10 take
other Steps.
MADRID, 1eta March 1908.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-19
The Council 70 tie beoblc Of Meaiia.

The Council 10 tie peoblc Of Media.
Noihirg ough, 70 tske place TO charge
the public tranquility IN The happy noaet's
ofshe azal,atioa o! kirg Ferdinand Vito
the .hIone Of Spain. His loyal subjects
have siven 10 his msjes,y very beaded
proofs OF their attachment aud affection
and tF,-y ough, no. 70 doobt that The love
bis majesty processes will be ersaged en-
tirely to promote 'he public happiness
aod satisfy the wish Of the people o.
Madrid
Wha, is most important towards these
ereat obiects, is public order; aud that this
may be assured, The council aa'ters Nseif
tha, alitbe subjects and inhabi ans OF ms
faithful city. vii! retire to their houses and
nreserve the mos. perfect quiet; persuaded
,ba, they will thus give TO his majesty 70
the frs, moments Of hi. hapPy reign. Er