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ELEcrORAL TICKET.

EcrORA TICKET.
The following is the Madisonian Elcctora
Ticket, re-puo:ishcd for the inforEiati0.
Of the Citizens of Virginia.
.Eosehh Godsrin, SER. .Manscmoud,
3r7jQmin Harrison, Prince GeorSe,*
EdToqrR, Prgram, Sem. DinsvidGie,
KichcrI Field, BrMnsz-ick,
Coi. Thomas Read, Ch0rfette,
joschh Eggieston, .Hm&a,
|irgh Nelson, .fi6cmarie,
Col George Penn, Patrick,
Phtlh ". .NGchotos, RicAsioa! CITY,
SbeRcsr Roane, Eaaove1',
John Roahe. King lillian, ~
Ro5ert Taylor, Orange,
G4staDus Il. Eorner, Fauquier,
Robert Nelson, York,
Mann Pare, Gloucester,
Richard Barne$, Richnond County,
John T. Brooke, Stafford,
Hugh Holmes, Frederick,
Osborne Shrtrr. Hamhahirr.
James -flien, Shena: ,io.h,
-drchi6ald Stuart, augusta,
; -Andre7v RusseN, Washington,t
Gsn. John Preston, Montgomery,
William, Mckinley, Ohio.
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New YORK, Oct IL.
LATEST NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

The British ship Argo, Dick, arrived at
this port last evening from Liverpool, which
place she left the 29th August. The Editor
Of the Mercantile Adv Hrtiser has received
by her London papers to the 28th August,
and Lloyd's lists to the same date. From
the former we have copied whatever is ,inte-
resting; the latter, in consequence Of the
Embargo, afford scarcely an article OF ma
rine news.
LONDON, Aug. 20.
The Subtle schr lieut. Spcaring, is arriv-
ed at Plymouth, from the West indies in
so days, with intercepted dispatches from
Bonaparte to some of the Spanish colonies.
BY this vessel accounts, il is said. have been
received, of an inaurrection having taken
place in the Island of Martinique, and that
it was expected to be given up to the Eng
fish. A famine is alledged as the immedi-
ate cause of this event. The people were
reduced TO the most miserable state.
By a vessel arrived from Oporto, we learn
that gen. Castanos lad detached 10 600 of
his troops to Estramadura, where they were
to b. joined by Is 900 men of that province,
| for the purpose of assisting in the liberation
of Portugal from the French yoke.
| We announced yesterday the arrival of a
| Messenger at Falmouth, with dispatches to
Mr.. Pinckncy, the American minister at
our court, with which the bearer, Mr.. At
water has arrived in town. The Usage
with tho dispatches iron, England G; France
ihad arrived at Washington on the 10th of
| July, and MS Mr.. Atwater did not sail until
The 9Th it appears The American govern
ment took a good deal Of time TO consider the
dispatches now arrived, which, no doubt
contain the answer to those brought out BY
the Usage. The American government had
.also heard of the Bayonne decree, confisca-
ting American slips under certain circum
stances, and Of the rising in Spain against
the usurpation and aggression Of bondpartC
but as the success of the Spanish cause
was then more tan doubtful, it could moi
have materially influenced their answer 49,
Mr. T., sknc had been at Washington, ant
expectation was on the alert, as to the Dticc
Of his journey. 1t was hoped that he had
received some new Instructions to treat, bu
the hopes in that respect were speedily dis
patched. He returned after a few days
stqv.
THE most recent letters from America ar,
dated tie 23d uit. ut which time the presi
dent and tic hesds ct the Scvc Il depart
ments had gone into the country to their Sc
vcral estates
The Hopewcll, captain Shepherd, arrive,
in the Downs. from Cadia, has brought let
tiers 20 the 31st last. They announce tia
the iuutas OF the several states, towciin,
above all selfish views aud jcalousicS, have
agreed to assemble the Cortes. They arr
TO meet at Toledo in the course of the en-
suing month. The Spaniards were active
Is employed i'm collecting vessels 70 convet
to France that portion of Dupont's armt
General Wcdell's divisiua) which Castano
has covenantcd to send, home. Dupont art
= his companies were hourly expected at Ga
} diz. They are not 20 he sent back, as er
roueously stated in our Gazette. They ar
: to be held prisoners OF war. The St. hun
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a r PRiTATJ SHE, at MYEns's Auction
n Store, just reccived--
4 BIcs kendai Cottops,
8 Bales blue and white mixed Ke~seys,
8 Baics tlaEThicks, assorted--whitc, blue,
gre n aDG mixed,
. Bales Welsh Plains---,vte md blue,
Bales Coating-blue and red,
5 Cases london fashionable Beaver Hats,
And sn additional supply Of the best Dutch
BOLTTNG CLO7HS Also, in Store, Prime
Muscovqco Sugars, in hhds. and bbls. Loaf Su-
rar, M"iassea, old Madeira Wine, dnantitv Of
Gu Cases aud Deniiohns Oct. IL rTGl
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STIRCINIA-At a Superior Court of Cham
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, IN Richmond,
Sept. the 1871, 1897.
John Hopkins, P!o;nsf.-Against Corhin Crit.
fin, Hcary Lee, S1mi. G. Adams, John Banks &
john Harve, I1.fcHa9pts.
This suit ab,tcs as 70 the defendant inc. Har-
vic by his death, AND on tao motion of the Plain
tiff. by counsel, Subpoena Scirciacias, 10 revive
against Edwin Halvic, his executor, is awarded
rrturnable hcre, and the defendant 5aml. A
4 ms, upon whom An attachment Tor his contempt
in not answering the hill Of the plaintiff, hath
been returned executed, still fiiin6 to- answer
the same, the court, on motion Of the Plaintiff,
by counsel doth take his bill for comics 'eh 10 to
that defendant, and the cause coming on. to hc
heard, g., 20 the defendant John Banks, on the
bill and nis an~ wcr, aHd being argued by counsel,
On consideration Thereof tie court dojh refer the
accounts between the parties i'll this suit 20 one
oil is Commissioners 10 be By him examined.
stated and settled, and to the court reported,
with ANY matters specially state,. thought peril
neat ~ himself retrri ed by the parties to be
So st I'D, unless the q end mis-, Corl3.n Griffin
Sgmi. g. Adams and Edwin H,;-vie, on or 5cfore
Tie JO,h day of The term next, after they shall
lave been served, with copy oftnis order, shew
cause to the contrary.
a Copy.-Teste,
PETER TINSIEY, c. C.
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y UNAWAY from the Subscribers, on Tues
IN day night, the 9TH inst. an apprentice boy
TO the shoemaking business, named MATTHEW
ROACH. Ike is i9 or 20 years Of age; S feet
or inches high rather dark complexion, dark
hair He had on darl, mixed pantaoons, light
cioth coat, black hat and Suwarraw boots--he
has several implements of his profession with
him. 1t is supposed he has gone towards Nor
folk Ten dollars reward Will be given any per
son appTehcnd:ng the said runaway, so that we
get him ag,i,. KELVIN x ALLEN
Richmond, Oct II. [3tl
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a FEW boxes of Is by IL Window GLASS,
L n of the first quality for sac.-Enquire at this
Office. Oct. Ii. Eff
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u PUBLISHED sv rucmAs eITcrtE, OF
PostrE TIE UNIoE TAvLl.1, AT FIVE DOT
I.Aas ANNvm, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
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PETER TINsLEY, c. C.

II OMM1sGIOEER's OFFICE, Richmond,
~ 7th Ootober, 18J6.--'t'ie parties concerned,
81 requested {, attend ct my ofice, at tho He'll
I.vrr'i in tbs city, the 9Th day OF Dec. next,
:t which ,imc l small proceed to carry the above
dccretri order into effect
pate. HENDREN. II. CoDln,issioasr.
Oct. II. l1aw4wl
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hJOTlCE.-Cashg given Tor Northern c, South
L err, Bank NOTES at moderate discount by
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Richmond, Sept Ia. (tt0
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In the place Of fohn Goodrich, deceased.
t In the place of ALear. SD,rth, resigned.
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7 AND1NG from the Sch'r Richmoul Pack.
- ct, capt lie Fort, Il bales coarse Wooens,
consisting o. Kendall Cottons, Striped Blanket
ing, Plains, Ncrseys, Sd and o. Cloths
IN STORE-G4 hhds. Molasses, Il hhds. An
tigua Rum, S hhds. brown, aud 8 hhds. loaf ST.
gr, tierces green Coffee, pipes best Holland
Gin, ID o.. casks Sherry Wine, and 40 bags Lii
-erpool Salt, of bushels to the bag--(Dr sale
Nv GEORGE WATT.
October II. Ctawtfl
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~ ;CHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
Az AT meeting of the directors Of the said
Company The ooh Septe rnber, 1903,
PosOi1ed, That the shares og all delinquent
Stockholders mthc Company nc sold at auction,
~ the Swan Tavern in Richmond on the 25th
ognext monu, al 4 o'clock in the evening ofthat
day.
i2eso'5cA, That ca &C. three dollars on each
share ~ Size Stockholders in the company 30
paid 20 tie Treasurer on or before the 9Th d
next month.
A Copy, ". SHEPPARD, Clerk.
Sept q. it25thOJ
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full amount to aMait the fnal decision -.
ID other words, these bonds are taken as 4
srecognizance thasthe u. S. will keep the
peace, and be of good behavior towards
France, any provoca.ion or mall treatment
which they may receive 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding. 4
The seizure and condemnation Of pub.
lie ship bearing the dispatches Of our GOV.
ernmens 10 France and Great Britain how.
ever aggravated 10 the degree Of a,rocisy,
is bur an additional link to the chain which
has enslaved ns.
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/ vessels to o,ran,o, Torrent, Briodisi, aud
! along the coasts of the Adriatic, in order
to collect the numerous conyoys IN these
! ports, and bring them to Corfu, which was
executed with the greatest zeal:
E The troops and ammunition, which the
] dees and convoy were laden with we're
!. likewise safe landed on the island.
Since their departure, His majes,y's
ships had experienced dreadful weather /;
Inc Commerce de Paris had considerable
damages to repair in mast The admiral,
who was GA board Of This ship shifted his
aag TO the Magnanime. and having receiy
ed an account that an English Ase. had ar.
rived 10 the Mediterranean. he went on
the s6h under sail, to look out for the
same, and to prevent their joining the Q
,her fleets of the enemy, A, Corfu he
left only some frigates and French aud
ltaliac sioops ct war, 10 order TO keep up
the communicated.
The fleet sailed as far as Sicily, and not
meeting with any thing, cruised in all the
waters between that island, Zant, and the l.
oman Islands After cruise of le days, he
arrived again before C0f1u, when he hOISted
his flag again on board the Commerce de Pa
ris.
The conveys destined for Corfu, being all
arrived ON the 9th March, the island having
provisions sufficient for two years, and its
magazines being repienished with powder and
ammunition, the admiral went again under
sail, and after having cruized some time or
the coasts OF Sicily, Barbary, and Sardinia,
he shaped his course for Toulon, where the
fleet arrived on the 10th April, having fully
accomplished the object It's mission.
Admiral Gantheaume bestows much praise
upon Rear Admiral Allemand and all the
commanders, officers and crews. They all
Showed much zeal and ability this cruize of
two months, during which one storm CONT
nually followed another.
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G. a u T I O N.
June ls.

The subscriber accidentally left his Silver
Watch upon pail in the public necessary az
Ricketts, wharf, at 6 O'Clock this mornings
On the inside are the cyphers K E. Makers
name q. Edmsqds, Liverpool No 7s4.
The person who took the Watch is well
known, and was seen in the act by two re-
spectacle men. IF he thinks proper to leave
the Watch at this Office within three days,
he will receive TWO DOLLARS for his
po!iteness and no questions asked /; other
wise the rigor of the law will speedily oysxs-
take him. All persons are cautioned against 81
purchasing the said Watch.
Robert Evans.
June 10. 3tx
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e. ATTENTION.

The MEMBERS composing
captain Deneale'S company, are
requested to attend a meeting on
SATURDAY 18th instant, at the
Court House, precisely at seven
O'Clock. Punctual attendance IS
requested. 81
By order Of the Capt.
WIN. DAVE, Ser.gt.
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AMSTERDAM, Ay,wz %.

Yesterday the happy news was published
here by the sound OF trumpets, that her ma
jesty the queen OF Holland was safely Cell
vered OF a Prince on the 18th inst. conse-
quently on the same day on which her illus
trious husband the king our sovereign made
his solemn entrance into this place.
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aleranorta EaIp aDbertlssr.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10.

:, On Sunday morning last, the y. S. frigate
Chesapeake, commodore Decatur, got under
way and anchored in the bite of Craney island.
On Monday she was expected to SAL on a
cruise.
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IN PAMPdLEl 81 = HAo of @SH ~ ~
SHORT TiME,
IS AN ADDRESS
Z ~ PEOPLE OF THE U. STATES, p
ON THE IMpcnTANcE OF xNcoURAc1N$
Z AGRICULTURE g DOMESTIC N4.4yVL-
FAC7'URES:
! Tending to shew that by q due encourages
ton will be rendered more respec-
table abroad and more prosper
GUS at home.
TOGETHER wITg AN ACCOUNT OF
Tie improvements IN Shsfp at Ar
llngtan,
The native Sheep Of Smiths Island, and the
plans proposed of extending this valuable
race of animals, for the benefit of the
country at large:
By GEORGE w. P. GUSTS ESQ.
OF arlington Aoase, in1tde Lyst,aet Of leS
htm6iq. :
AT time when the energies oe tbs IA.
ton seem awakened to the st.de OF cur To-
reign and domestic concerns, We concaise
that the important interests of Agriculture
and Manufactures should meet with conS-
derable share Of the public discussion. Cesr
tain it is, that al no period ct eur political
history could these National subjects eKcite
more interest or be more properly urged to
the notice OF the pnblb mind. The unsettled
and impending appearance Of our foreign az
fairs, and the present disturbed state OF the
European world, renders it doubiy necessary
for the citizens Of America to cherish and
promote theif domestic policy, whereby they
may derive those resources which are now
obtained from abroad and create Neallh and
industry within themselves. Too long. have
these important and patriotic interests been
neglected. The nation now feels their want,
and We trust will duly provide for their sup
port. Government, hitherto engaged in cther
concerns, will now cherish those domestic
institutions, which will preserve the naticn's
dignity and promote TIE peoples welfare.
OF the merits of the little work we axe
about TO issue 70 the public, it isnot our PFC.
vince 70 decide, but of the advantages to be
derived from its sale we would beg leave 10
say every thing which dsinterestcd exeruoa
ia the cause of Domestic Manufacture Justly
demands--And as the profits of this wo;k,
after the expences OF publication are PAID,
will De solely devoted to the purposes 81 ne
Arlington Institution, we may nope and COM
fidently expect liberal patronage from 4
discerning and patriotic community
EDITOR.
~ Printers in The U. States will hlease 10
give hhis advertisement an Insertion IN tAeii.
resf1ecsiDe ftaiters, AID such as demand u aojN
be Paid at tbs e6iee. Booksellers suht.ied on
h6eral terms, and all orders aiH be 1sunetuaH4y
attended to-.
Alex. 18th June, 1903.
e. Straw Bonnets clean q
and repaired, Ostrich and Military Feathers
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Mr.. Mills, the gentleman. engaged to

r
Mr.. Mills, the gentleman engaged to
build the bridge over the Potomac, has arriv-
ed here From what we have heard, he is
eminently qualified in THIS important depart
ment Few builders of bridges have had
greater advantages, either derived from early
Instruction, or subsequent experience. He
was a pupil of the celebrated Mr.. Coke, and
has directed the erection of several of the
most extensive bridges in Ncw.England. He
is of opinion that all the suggested obstacles,
either to the erection Of this bridge or TO its
standing, are perfectly visionary.
(Nat. ntel.I,
Ertract Of letter from a merchant in 81.
Croir,. TO his Father in Nesv YORK, dated
1iay ASH.
s This place has at present supply of
-four for about six weeks. Should none ar
rive in the mean time it will be up TO 40 dol
lars per barrel. Corn meal is at 20 dollars per
barrel, butter Is cents lb lard 50 to 60, hams
Sc cents, candles SO to Sc, tobacco 30 dollars
Der cwt. pork 40 dollars Dbl, beef a., rice 10
dollars cwt fish ID dollars peas or beans IS
dollars per bbl white pine lumber 100 dollars
Der thousand slaves 100 to $50, rum 50
cents per gallon, and sugar to dollars per
cwt."
@ :a~--
ASSIZL OF BREAD,
Made Of SuYherjfne Burr Flour.
CENTS.
The pound loafto be sold for 20
A pound loaf IS
pound loaf IL
! pound loaf 3
LINES H,dRRIss,
Clerk of the Market
June Is.
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!, has bsen su.:alIsd I'D Esves car BE- sur.
lo,a.,rti. tiaE wonderful mac, WIKI a mo
arss, preullsr 10 real gtsasnsss, ascr:bsd
fthe surcess IF his srsrfps szss, npt se ms
own meri, but 10 ike etsumssance 4hat
vrsr,e, ipsArss IL conhs:bg tlessrll 70 the
rar fsnsc, rf Europe, wficrc her s,repgtii
tias,hsd slis Esrisa She attack 4'f defence u
distant posse ssinns-- hts gssssg hrrrneiny
) PRISE upon her, IT wnieh ssnsfwssc
could no. nave asaslrd herself. Ia mectiDg
\ f,,rat B.stain epon the ocean France lad
,st.fr her ooty vulnerable point, and was
Tvaaouished not nsore by the ssgseity snd
sprouess of her enemy, thaI by hrl oWn
want OF foresight. Sac Esd slnce ses Q ller
es,or-~sad vhai was the consequence?
Abandoning her old system, and G,ansaln
inc herself 90 her s.wn eirmens. ,hesirs w.
sas,neaIe of her puwer, she had become
smissyess sof ornamental Europe, aud per
haps,s wi.llss he was ihea speaking, she
vas mistress If the world. Her foemtt
poIxyASd led ,oshs peace Of 1868, which,
humilia,.ug as il was, tar exceeded any
that she had ,hrn right 10 expect. The
same course was new recommended to
.SAmerics. ,ha, she should launch into the
wafer. ADD fight her epsuy on her own
terms. II 45ic &c contention ,hs, eicmeut
il wculd be time enough 20 psepare for Il
sshen they had ptoyided for tns land ;bu.
inahe name OF heasen SAID Mss r. let
nstake eareoi terra frasa asss.
When he rose 10 spes1 nc ks5 c., in.
teades TO say half as mach as he haJ .,one.
Although he should give lis soi,ias5 sad,
intflcisai to;e aga'oef he messafs, Er
shaud feel extremely hsppy 4 e!,s expert
ment shpuld prove ths,' his dbjrc.iees 20 i
were eroundIes., and mat !, shoutsi Sc. pass
he most saegaine espsc ai.ns OF lis uu.s.
~; as ne should isjoice 70 Gaa himself
mistaken In aoy case Ia which The rssu!.
shoeld redound - the we.:&re Of his eeIa.
uy.
[peba.e 10 Be cex.imea1
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COURT. OF INQUIRY
IN TIE CASE. or
GEN. WILKINSON.

Oa Monday, zboat O'Clock, the coa"
ct inquiry IN the case of general Wdt'H'
son. was opseed At Morin's ,ayern. !.
Present colonel Rutbeek president, as'
colcaels Cushing ard Williams.
he mes b<rs o. the. coars were h"'
swora.b y Mr.. Jaoes, the judge sdsoeaa'
who was 'hra worn By the presides'.
The jo6g a;,voca,s read an order from
'Le secretary Of war, dated January 7 Of :
derins, ia compliance With the request o
neral W.lkinson court OF inqd'fy;
cors:siag Of be sbase gestlsmsn,. 'o !,
ranias y a.seT Jones'. judge advocate "
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Ipeha,e is5e cox:ia.ea]
h MINUTES.
MONDAY, anuayy =.

Mr.. Boyle ieom rs % 81 3 ee Oh .pab.
nc laaG, Wdp were d!fecsrsi 70 trq al5e it.s
The expedisacy Of slaw.t:, IN sadi.ional
compsnsaslonto ihs enmn siooeys ius tx.
smitIng titles 10 land west Of Pear tlssr,
made arepafssrseos aavpt!.;g nc cd psno
If resolution drel4nrg 81 i; ism>spe-
dieol % gran. an ads tca sonlsas=... n
10 .hNse con,ssi.siobeIa Which Ms o.
lierst 10 Re ON he table.
Mr.. Ihomas asksd and OBJ AID. !. leave
Of .sbsenee tor ,@en y days
AiT. Ae1vse,s, ff4m sn-. committee e
commerce sno anaoufse uE4s a.ade d fepp,s
a, length (Which shall b. given 10 su,.e
pspst) on,ihe memorial ct the n.2.&sh. s9.:s
Of PhisdtlPhts, praying snJd.6 asiaa. Z f
the esib9rga law, 50 rs "a pe,;nu vesc Is
cleared uu. at the esigs q! h. pa,s4e- IF
tbss law, 10 60 % sea, 20 Milhs: and q; ,its
enbstGa, MADE a report oae.uaisg ai.h
ths fs'lrwing rsso!anon;
I Reso!ped, Thar III p's} er OF ,hr memo
rial.s,s, as CHAINS aud raiders Of me Civ
OF Phllsdeiphte "a vns ea.oaeLis sno sugar
not no, 70 ba gained
fler soins ob eryations against imme
diately deciding OF gbis rtppfs b1 Nests
Minor ADD l., %, and b. Alr. Newtoa 10
asswer an the suggestion ct ST. oaHlie,
the rcpars, Ess ftsrrfrato c,.s.s < .!.ee Gi
the whole On "Wednesday rex..
ssOa> rnoe,nn. 9f Mr.. Ihomas. 1;I- tsonse
.resotyed itself INTO a COZ ma4,ee vi the
} g
S Evans (sllowing him to rsosw psssn:
{ winch was Of noefsct tom, an inf1smal =
10 the erigfaa' PATENT and sf.er some .tae
spent 10 Il. '.cussion Of H. he eoTnaii:se
rosr aud reported the bill, witch Was or
deftd 10 q bird rsasiog . H.osrow.
Mr.. Claptoa Obtained leave Of a5sencs
{ for Is days
% caa,lon of Mr. Raaa, PIT she house
took Up for conssdrras,sa Inc ~ lIa,ion
Isuhmtsed hy.hlm . few days slscc.y q s.is.s
jssosslhe copdoct Ut brig .dieg general ames
fW,lkinsao< Az
| aIr. lgarksiAid upao ihe ,sb,s III state.
ment wssca be had been reqass.ed TO s.sst
BY res luton al ths,s haase en- Ihufs..sy
last. The ss2,emenz Is lore. .aeeaGpsu}esl
! by an sli sa.itol My Cislk 10 be sfu ii
all the iaess therein csEssanad Wiih}n kis
own personal Knowledge ard 60 TIC. bgs,
Of his belief of toe *ru;h Of whist was 10,
-wilhia his Gown knowiedgc. As his Ssae.
Hsen, WAS nDs ordesed % BE- prp1sd. aus
5 we were not able 10 % ain a copygef Il, we
caonosas hi: siin' pi essns II 10 our read
ers,l
! NJ {. Posvan moved TO amend he resolu.
ton Ueder consideration by airsaiag out VI
:, that part at er the word ResoI I'D = aae
tiassssiog the fsaow,ng:
~ sss
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TWO on THREE HANDS
IY.f.hcTED .IaJ,l9P Dys7,Ey y &

THAT arc we!i acquainted Win Inc cat
nal. business those that can come Neii recon-
n,ended will seprefered liberal wages viii
be givensy tx subse ihers, living At the nail
factory. on as's tnrnsii;c road to Little river,
near s,iddieburg, LoudouE county, Virginia.
Glblon & Yeraon.
January Il I.w5u !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
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FRIDAY, JAsuARY IS.
Virginia Legislature.

The following resolution va. mo,.,
the house q delegate. On Saturday Nv
Alex2ndes S. Hooe, esq msmb.f'tt1
the county Of Eiog George. On .hl ~
lulion being read from The char, haS
was made Tor shs previous qae..;oa h.;
taken whether i. should bs reeen
which produced an anima,ed discua'
IL! veiy iaie 10 the rseoing; when a..
Z o., was Alae.e shas the house shouts 49,
wi,.cs heing carried, 90 decision "a, I
on .hc resolutions, 2sd i, !,ss over &C. +.
ken ap again. Mos, Of he gso;ISe,so n
spoke, were 10 favor Of ,he tsso!u,s
with seme u}ang amendment.
/" Il; 40 inpott4a. crisis IKE The pre,.
when we are threatened with war h.
rival powers Of Europe, it is q i
highest Importance that We should b.
az The hssG ct our army, . snsn q \
most uublemishsd reputation, who ip,,.'
sol exciting do.b's, should ipspur co.,;
deuce. Tx prrsens eommaauer !, !
,tial man-he h2g becr suspected f,,]
with too much eause) !, bsiae cav 81
cd 10 tressun at home and .tsseh.,s \
broad: -
Reso1ued, therefor, Thar the f.d.,,
exscunss be requested TO Cause 10 isn.
distr enqairy 10 be made ir.o the cond.
If brigadier general James Wi!kig,,
commander in chief Of the armies q i,
u So "
Mr.. Adams offered the fallariu9 resd,
,ion.n the Senate u. S. sc ,iuuda I,s,
Resalved. Tia, acomr.i,see be apn,;,'
cd, with leave 10 repn.. BY bill or OH,
wise, ard ;na;ruc.ed &c ecqaise al sA,
period the pfe.ea! sa.bayva 1csn, con.ists'
y With ,hs pubEc io.ssest. &c removal
and mhetasr, in whss mssaer. acd to VII,
extent, rpou its removal, me msrcb,,,
vessels - eile u. State. shall be pe.mi,,-i
ic defence ct their lawful coca merce =
sssa against aud to resist foreign a5g,s,
slaB.