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CrseM THE MoxIroR.1
EMBARGO

WEpNEspAY, Nov. 10, 1908.
Mr.. McCreery presented the memorial of sun
dry American citizens, taken in tie expedition
fitted out by Miranda, and now in a state of con
fnemcnt 10 Spanish fj"tresses, praying congress
to adopt some measure for their liberation. II
was referred to a special committee of FIVE.
On rfotion Of Mr.. Tn1, Eorne, the petition Of
suildry inhabitants ofthe city Of Washington, re-
ktiyc TO the opening Of a canal from the 1yber
to the Eastern Branch, presented on the 10th Of
November, 1907, wasrefeTed TO the committee
on the affairs of the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Ytr6laak presented the memorial Of GER
tam treeholders and electors Of The county of
Duchess, III thc state Of New-Yorlc, signed by
order and in behalf of the meeting, by Israel
Smith, their chairman, and attested by JoJfatIan
Haight, their secretary, praying a repeal Of tie
laws laying an embargo. Referred 10 tho com
rpittee OF the whole house, TO whom was re-
ierredthe resolution offered b. Mr.. Chittenden,
relative 20 the same subject
Mr. PoigdeN;er from the committee appoint
Cd for that purpose, reported the following
bill -
"a ELL coHcERHfNs THE POWERS or TER-
RfT0UIAI. GovEREoRs.
Z" q x II eaacfedI ~ The Senate and Ecase Of Re
bresenfafiess If tie United States of.i7icjfca in
Consyess 0s,s9lb!ed, That So muck o the 0rJ-
nance tle 18th Of July, 1887, as gives TO the
soYsScss 9. II. ssgssal Isrsiscries oftAe United
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Gentlemen Of the Sens.e, and =
Gentlemen Of the Hous- of RSbyesenfatioes.

<iefycYcHIdkfVeS,
The Secretary of the Commonwealth b..
by your direction, informed me that uuorum of
the Senate and House of Representatives have
assembled, and are ready toproceeo to the pub;c
business OF the Commonwealth, pursuant to the
design of their adjournment. / congratulate IN,
people OF the state upon the assembling in health
and safety, of SO many of their Represento,ives
II would have given me inexpressible pleasure
if, when had met yeu, could have offered Won
my congratulations on happy situation of our
foreign relations but as they cannot be in our
present state, il is therefore no. my duty to cor
Germ with them, ard shall therefore leave the
subjectto the Representatives of the PEOPLE in
the National Government.
Gtnt'en,sa If The Senate, and Il
Ccnsleutea Of the House of Rebyesentativet.
The adjournment which took place on the nth
OF June last, was made from that day 10 This az
your request, for the special purpose of CHOOSING
Electors Of President aud Vice PRESIDENT, as we'll
as tor transacting any other business which NIGH,
become necessary at this time. From tI,is mode
OF expression, IL has been conceived by many
that the Senate and House intend TO proceed in
convention TO the choice Of Electors themselves
IN their legislative capacity as appears by the
Resolutions of the inhabitants of many to,yns in
ihe Common wealth, with all or the greatest par.
ut which you are doubt already ACQUAINTED =
thlnS 1T my dtiiyto suggest to you that choice
by the people at large, or in districts, might have
q VS'iHSh y W oDFidte JDOSS OoJeCtIODS, which o.
thsrwse may leave the States involved i'll unea-
slness and coatent on ; and from my acquaintance
with the local situation of The Commonwealth, L
think the time now remaining, il candidly and
properly improved, will be sufficient for that pur-
pose. therefore rcquest your attention to a,les4
ton OF So much Importance to the harmony of
The government and shall make every exel-
ton within my power to effect an object SO desi,.
rable.
Gentlemen,
The state Of the Treasury, with sorne OnA..
tunate circumstances, which have latel, an,eass-
ed to attach themselves TO it, shall be ca,a,n,,s.-
Gated to yo1 by special message, and exnla,ned
by special documents. OTHER documents CON.
corning the government, shall be laid be|Sre vo,,
as occasion shall offer and my attention sl,sll
be devoted to render the session agreeahl. a.
your constituents, and pleasant to yourselves
JAMES SULLIVAN,
November 10th, 1903
In another Message, the Governor expro,,as
his b:I'e', that the public Treasury will pfohasls
sustain no loss by the great Encouragement oy5.s
funds. Nv
Tie hon. Elijah Brigham, Samuel Dana Ell
T. h;S'aun on tlie part ofthe Senate, aud Niess,s,
Jackson, Morton and Edwards on the part of
the house, were appointed Committee 10 IAN.
INTO consideration the most eligible mode o,,ar
p,in'ms Electors Of President and Vice p 81,
dent Of tue United States, and repSst
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the same proceedings, assigns the following
as the Remarks OF Mr.. Msnford in Offering
MS Resolution. to the II. of II. These re-
marks are important, as they -contain ane-
enumeration. of the ports and countries. with
whish Mr.. NJ. is ready to open trade.)
Mr.. Mumford observeds that his object
was, simply, to enqaire into the proprjesy Of
opening our trade with those countries not
suhjectto the orders aud DEGREES of England
and France. viz. Spain and her colonies in
the East and West Indies, including Buenos
Ayres; Portugal and her colonies in the
East and West Indies, inciudiugthe Braxiis !;
China and the native ports in India Rus
STA; Denmark; Sweden and her island of
St. bartholomew in the West Indies !; the
Coast of Earbary and the island Oh Hay
ii.
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BosroN, November IL.
MASSACHUSETTS LEGLLATLRE.

Yesterday the Legislature Of this Common
wealth assembled at the state. H use in this town.
In the afternoon, the Secretary delivered the
following Message from His excelleacy the Co.
vernon:
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(Ihc proceedings Of Monday November
18Th the last Enquirer. were extracted from
the Gonigsr. The Nafio,faI InlelEgenecr
subsequently received, ia giving details Of
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T'ft =, 80 .,r . IS ~.
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Ce"S s1fmssronSio clr. MADISON.
tANs, Dvc.> LIST, 1907. :
PIN
. nave this moment received let
i,e' rom ms 'nalesty suaihistef Oh fofeigu re-
: iaiions, VI winch ,subJoin copy,
AND am, Dir.
itn very high consideration,
Your most ooSdcnt ana
Most huintEe servant,
tSigned) JOHN, ARMSTRONG.
1zf. S"onsadgHv,to sren. armstrong;
MILAN. Nov. 24th, 1867.
.ahsis ss,s 81
oiRy he execntion ofthe measures taken
against the English commerce has frequent
~ caused reciamaunns ON J cur part The
in'eation OF ms majesty, without doubt, is.
mat every PARTICULAR abuse may be repress-
co oul Sne rssSerai government cannot make
any complaint against the measures them
serves, ana wnhe the United States allow
tnat tneir vessels may oevis'tefi oy England.
tnaS sne may drag then INTO ner ports and
turn them} from tier destination while they
DO not ooiige England to respect their flag
ana the merchandizew 1t covers; While
tney permit tnat power to apply to them the
ABSURD rules OF oiockaoc which 1t Las setup
WIN the view OF inJuring france-they bind
themselves oy that tolerance towards Eng
tan nto ai.oW also tpe application OF the
measures OF rcprisais which France is obli-
geo 10 employ against her. Ills ma]esty re-
Srets' without doubt, TO nave been forced to
Iecur 10 suen measures he knows all that
!..e commercial classes may have to suffer
IN consequence OF then,' particularly those
WHO having hapituai reiaeiohs with England,
using common language, and often mixing
,.he!r in.eres.s' mlsat more frequently oc-
Sas.oM an applenension OF some commercial
SohhiVahCs WIN inc Englsh. inasmuch as
.hey "ou u, nave greater 1aciities In cover
=. -, '''s,''''os maui A. unnecessary
10 use >.o"aros them precautions more ex-
act, ana an unceasing ~atchfulness, in or
oer mo. 70 DC exposed 10 abuses. which
nisnt result rom less constant vigilance.
But It Is not to France, it is to England
ohgnt TO pc imputed. one 1t is, who has Civ
en- .ne eAapPie Q, measures unjust, illegal,
ana Infringing on the sovereignty Of nations.
ioopii6e ner 10 rehouhce thern 1t mas be-
Soic hIIsssi,y 70 eo'hoae ner with ner own
III ro,dpnS tue rights OF all hations,
she mas united tnem all by common int
81 10, anu :. 20 ior 'iei.i TO nave recourse, to
~ q ns ne. me- W ioroiu ner the search
\s ,iei.SJ VI u'cH VesScis' inc taxing away
~ .ae'. o,eMs, aeu 70 eeeia,e themselves
ass'ns. measures wlilch wound ,,I their dignity
. elo"s y. my anu VIII oe Yep. up as long as
uose WIS M,r'se rsn.s she NioiateS are silent
nnu Mnae eose.hn,ehl nas haa more to
S.a.pa, n ai y. asase MGr IMAM me United
go - 49,. t. s.,no.;a.s S CT. tsyI gwen
ss 20 yout les.a e .s Or, would be re
tfo;,ad Co. C.n s. - INC So.elhlishe 0! .ne :
a.. ;,,s,;r - ,,;,,ot;nl1a az re IA van VI
,n;,h t,,s ,,h,ia anu n,;nnt VI aneiahu, TOOK
go. &c .t,sas,.s.. VIZ Psl. VI suafah-
tnoa'oa 80 ~. =. ~ siahu mas IN
oo.arS g.. ~ s iSsa mssl a.. eHlire uis
$50 -. 49, ~ .S. - 70 oi,iy III
r.co,sr ,hsa, X tl,;s ,n;.,t ~ 10 po.s,oie 20
~, na,;ons - ,he So ' All anh .mo n.,eiest Oh
-. a,,a' .h ;.as,.'I n nav 'ne'f no
yc:J N - TrT.r.n.c,,,
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" observe to you moreover that
the question now is not as to vessel seques-
tered in port; but as to prize made at sea
and seized for a contravention of the decree
Of the 18th December last that tile provi-
sional sale ordered on account Of the aver
age" is for the interest as well of the cap
tured, as OF the captors, and that it is di-
rected according to the case provided for by
the regulation of the Cd Praireal 1 It'll year,
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Mr.. Macon said already had many reso-
ldtions been submitted to Che consideration
Of the House on the subject of our foreign
relations, and the embargo ; some for to
al and some for q partial repeal Of it. AS
none of the motions had met his entire APP
probation, and as he considered this as one
of the most important questions that could
come before the House, lie wished to submit
20 the House two or three propositions !;
which ne wished to take a course different
from that which had been gwen to the others
on the same subject.
have been astonishe1 (said Mr.. M to
see SO many resolutions on the subject ofthe
embargo, and none contemplating its entire
continuance. Is the American nation ready
to bow the neck! Are we ready to submit to
'bctaxed by Great Britain and France as If
we were their coloniess Where is that spi-
rit which for this reason separated us from
the nations Of Europe Where is that spi-
vi: which enforced simple resolution of the
old Congress, not then binding upon the peo-.
pie. as law from Heaycns is il extinct ?
I,it lost to this nationl 4Ias the love of gain
supcreeded every other motive IN the brcas.s
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From celginc,s Weeklg Rsrtster.

THE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT. il
has been frequently urged in conversation,
and often implied in print, that Mr. Ma.
olson Is not so proper person for Presi-
dent as some other gentlemen, because he
Is not military character. This obiecti-
on has its origin from that clauses of the
constitution Of the United States, which de-
clares that " The president shall be com
mander IN chief of the army. The futi-
ility Of the proposition can be easily made
| apparent by merely pursuing the same
section Of that Instrument for a very few
words further, when we shall find that il
Is rot only declared he shall be " comman-
der in chief Of the army" but also" com
maader IN chief of the navy Of the United
states ;" And the same reasoning that can
be adduced 20 demonstrate that an Ameri-
can president ought to be a military cha
racter, would 20 equally 60 prove that he
ought 20 be a naval one likewise. On all
h4ndsit will be admitted, haze no doubt
! that no man combines at this day tactical
| knowledge and maritime requirements
from experience, sufficient to make him e.
minent ~ both. The quest on then is, as
lthe provision Of the constitution runs, ir
| which of the two qualifications should the
president eycel to make him most abIe'tt
serve his country In case Of foreign war
the first contest will BE on the water: Thi
/ is admitted on all hands and would seen
TO imply that great seamen would bt
lquite as serviceable to the nat. on as grea
soldier, If not more so. Thus the argu
nent used to d;sparagc Mr.. Madison, ma
Ibe turned againS; those who are set up a
Ihaving superior claims on the score Of e..
tpcrience in war. Bat the objection is alto
l ---
! HYdeie II, sec. 2.
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q The thorough bred inn
c.w& ported horse,
G o u It Y.
9 - WILL stand The ensuing

r-szs&sfHx3zaets~ Wv season At my plantation
on Rucksi's Run, miles from Amherst court
house and ~ from Warrninster, and will cove
mares at IS dollars the season, Is dollars the lea
aud 40 dollars insurance with one dollar to Oh
groom in either case. The leap money TO be pair
AT the time Of service, the season on first day Of
August, and the insurance on first day of Marc
1909 Crop tobacco inspected a, auy of the ware
houses IN James river from Lyuchburg TO Rich
.Ynond viii be received in payment at 5dallars pet
100 lib if rendered on before the dal IT becomes
due. Pas'urage grltis but no liability for acci
dents or escapes --GoUrY is ab=au'iful bay, IL
years old. feet 3 inches high. elegantly forn,ch
and Of great strength. He was got by Sir e er
Teazle, and came. our Of lie celebrated Yell ,w-
Mare. she was got by Tandem. her dam Petdi;a
by Hccod our OF Fain Forri,ter by Sloe, and so
through the hes, stock that England ha, produced
as npy be seen by reference 10 the general stud
book --Sloe was the most distinguished racer nj
his dsv, & was ncver beat GorTY's CoLrs are
running with great credit in Eng nd In 1906
four only started of which one was winner ard
when losing they came in with great credit,
bearing the get of Buzzard Piecipi ate, Oscar
Sir Peter Teazle an p,htrs IF The first character
in England In 1897 Mr.. Wea,herbv (author of
The Racing Caleudar) writes TO me under date
Sept 18th, at which rime the racing for hat year
WIS not over, h2i severa' Of Gout 'sscolts were
winners, and nne Of hem mad the misfortune 70
break his shoulder, or il was supposed h wou'
have been the best of his year in England. The
season will Commence on FIRST March AM 'erni
maze first Augast r. RIVES
February &c, 1903 low
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.Nfgier8, Dcccm6er 16, 1907

= 'fSteFS, OecehiGeT 10, 1907.
You have undoubtedly before this heard
that three American vessels had been de .
tanned by a tr'gate of this place, in conse-
quence of the annuities for two Years uast
not having been paid by the United States
IN naval stores, as stipulated by treaty, not
withstandng the amount thereof has hcen
repeatedly offered III cash.
These vessels are the ship Eagle, Of New
York, Nathaniel Thader, master; brig
Violet, of Boston, James Merrett, master
sch Mary-ADn, of New-York, Sheffield,
master.
The people on board the vessels have
been treated very well, and no pillage ola
ny kind has been committed.
i have now the honor to inform ven that
have adjusted this business with the Dev.
who has received the amount of two wears
annui'es due in cash, and the vessels are
liberated: and that our commerce will re.
celve no further molestations from the CRUZ
sers of this Regency.
pray you will have the goodness to rive
this as much publicity as possible, for the
oeneht of all concerned
have the honor to be, sir,
yours, SC.
TOBIAS LEAR.
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G0JlNreG9.
HOUSE or REPRESENT.fTTYES
THURSDAY Feb. II.

THURSDAY Feb II.
Mr.. Newton presented memorial from
the inhabitants of Norfolk and its yicinrs
praying Tor grant Of twenty-five or thirty
thoussnd dollars to complete a canal con-
Meeting the waters OF Albemarle Sound IN
n. G.. with thogc Of Elizabeth river, Va.
Referred W the committee OF Commerce
and Manufactures.
Mr.. Newton said it had become neces.
sary 70 call the attention Of the House 10
the act laying the embargo, the RESTRICT
ons Of which were no. get sufficiently
strong; and il was necessary IN order &c
have eFsctusl laws that ali cases arising
under them should BE provided for. Thos,
states in the neigbhorhood foreign state,
bad taken advantage OF the provision e2
cepting vessels of Ave tons hurthen from
the general restriction. To provide .
gainsl cases Of that description and somt
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all the energies ofthe nation should be ex-
erIed TO place it in the best possible stu
a,ion 10 meet events. Concsiyiog that it
sas his duty to attend too this object, he
fn0vedto postpone The sJrther con.idera
ION OF the bill tllitthe frs. Monday in
March. -
MIR. Cook said when he had called up
this, he had believed that there was EN-
porary suspension of urge ut public bust
ness, and be. had never b; zen inclined to
push this on to the exclusion ofother mat
ter OF more importance, nor ever would.
lie hoped the gentleman would Withdraw
his motion.
A motion TO adjourn was now made, and
carried ~ 10 ~.
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FRIDAY, Feb is.


Mr.. Bacon presented che following me.
mortal. IN ..Is -6 M
70 he; hoaorabiefde House of Rehresenta,
tugs offde United .Statef of .f1terica.
Respectfully represents th= undersigned
citizen of the state of Massachusetts
that he has been duly appointed The agen,
81 the New England Mississippi company
tor the purpose OF SUPPORTING their claim
before the Congress .tbf the United State
and finally liquidaiing and adjusting the
same, and he most respectfully prays thai
he may be admitted 10 a hearing at IN.
bar of the House of Representatives in be.
half of said company 10 state their right.
and explain their ciams--and as in dut,
bound viii ever p$ay, sc,
JOSEPH STORY.
Feb 10, 1903.
Which beiag read Mr.. Bacon offered
he following &c solution:
Rcsot9ed, That the prayer of The petit
on ofjos=ph Story as agen, of The New
England Mississippi company, prayine
that he My be adn,it,ed 10 hearing al
'he bar of This House in behalf of the said
onpany ID state their rights and explain
heir claims which are now pending be
fore Congress be grentcl; and thai he
louise VIA proceed TO hear said agent, ac
rdipgly' at this bar, on Monday 32d Fe
bruary, inst.
The House agreed to consider the rese.
soluII rs IS.
a short debate took place on the resa.
.n;lon (which shall appear ia our next, 40
lHving room for it in this papel) when The
'esolui ion was negatiyed, Yeas %, Mays
70.
The House went into committee of The
shoIes 80 to SO, Mr.. Basset in the chat
the bill making appropriations for car
y'nB info effect certain Indian treaues
The bill being gone through the commit.
&c rose and reported i; and II was order
ID o a third reading on Monday.
On motion of Nc Parke,
Rcsot0sd, That the committee on pub
lie lands be instructed TO enquire into the
exi 'ediency OF allowing further time 10 Tn,
board OF commissioners for the Kaskaskis
drFrlct IN The Indiana territory, 10 CON
pi'ele The investigation of claims 10 land IL
he said district and that they have leay,
TO report By oil! or otherwise
Mr. Boyle from The committee of pub
{ lands reported bill suthorisiog the sal,
1T he lands of ,he U S and Tor other pur
boses which vas read twice aud referre,
ga commit ee Of he whole
! A bill from he Senate for The relief Q
Joseph Chase, Jared G. .fdner, add OH ers
''as read twice and referred 10 a com mil
zee of The VIII lie.
! Adjourned to Monday.
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, Sc Nmertean Ci.izen. ~. 5.
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Advertisement.

WILL BE SOLD on Saturday he 9Th day of
February next, for ready money, the pre-
rnises, a valuable
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~ \ ovember 10. 10.

G'f" .NCCcmCer Az, iGVI.
The London papers of the 27th Oct. re-
peat those ridiculous rumors which have
been spread IN America Dy their correspon-
dents, for the purpose OF relaxing in that
country the national enthusiasm and the IN
dignation generally felt against the mari
time despotiSm of England. However. as
we said in our last number, the Americans
cannot be mistaken in the secret motives oF
these miserable devices. They are only "a
repetition of the political tales given or u
1899. The authors have merely CHANGED
the names OF prince Adolphus and Mir. A.
dams. But az this day, q S was the case at
that time, tine security OF the United States
cannot be alarmed at such manCcuvres any
more than therrpolicy ought to be changed
by them.
The same English newspapers, having
nothing satisfactory TO relate Tcspectjng
continental affairs. repeat with aHecte,ion
the trial Of an unfortunate si Tor seized ON
boardthc Chesapeake, tried before court
martial st Halifax, found 90 be an English.
man and condemned as such Go be- hanrcd
The ministerial writer's pretend O see ia
this trial KIND Of Justification for he afro
! cious violence exercised by the captain Of
the Leopard against the ChrsaDeEc. Buzz
IN the opinion of every impartial man and
according to the morality Of sll nations,
that aggression is not the lessa gcauuatus
violation Of the sacrcd rights of she indie
lpendenCe of the United States Whether
or not there were English dcscrars on
board tie Ches ,pcake Whether ,hc cape
tain had rcccitcd dem knowing c, being
Ignorant that ,hey were So, il by no fncai.9
attenu1te7 thc gTIc' ousucs5 of the in'uiy
idone 70 the American Gag Tie question
lis' whether 40 independent power must sa.-
Ter the English officers 60 exercise unCeP
this prCtcXr, the right OF listing Ecr men
ot war, afti whether the oapCin, OF tse It,
Ter have only % choose 5et8ocp dt stitctioo
land iniamy. Ills Britannia Niajc.t, olways
speaks OF The Necessity OF taking th,T dc.
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Tract of Land,

Lying IL, The county of Halifax, on Stanton ri
yer, Containing,
CEVEIS hund5e aud twenty five acres, more
~ or less; it was once the property of Samuel
Deali, was sod by HIM TO William Mosely and
nor,esged By Moseiy to Robert Andrews ana
John Pierce. trustees Of BealI, TO secure the pay
rneEt OF ,he purchase money--The indsn,ure OF
Tnortg~ re, which w&s recorded in he genera
court bears dare the 22d day OF June 1895 A.
the sane time and place, such Of the 81 AYES
are de-oribed in the sand r'orgage, and may
be produced by tho said Nlossiy, viii also be sod
for cash The sale is made by ii;ue If decree
Of rho superior court Of chancCry for the Rich
n1cui district. prou onced IN suit therein de
pending. in which the said Pieyce, surviving trus
tee 10 riantiif, and The said Ioss'y i, defendant
and for the purpose of raising the following sums
with interest, viz & 1903 IS with interes, a. he
Vare oe per cent. from the Ist Of January 1893
4 los 2 with like interest from the let day OF
January 1594-G I0i 10 with ike interest from
the 1T day of January I795 81 II 6 with Ike
interest from the Is day Of January 1855 96
s With ike interest from he Is. day of January
17o7--ES 81 IL with like interest from the IA \
day of July 1902 aud IS dollars 81 GEMS, the
costs OF the sur. the residue of the money de.
creed 10 be raised the plaintiff does not pretenC
Ia claim, as appears by an endorsement made b,
the ols'k of the said court on he order dissolvinf
All lhjuHSuoh Nb'diuSu ON l'nn =. Hco'V, 10 std'
the sale Of the said and. which end0rement i
sopied from writing lid in the SUI, first above
mentioned b. the ant,F's agent AID Attorney.
The COMMISSIONERS
Richmond January IA, 1908 ~
Wanted, a Wet Nurse;
Ono that ha' been
Accustomed to House Business.
And can be recommended to be
a Healthy Woman,
VIII rect with liberal wages by applying 20 ~
printer hereof
FcburYy 10 1893. (3w)
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JUST REcEIYED, n FR6SH SUPPLT Or
CHURCFS HEENT MEDICINES ;
Including Cough Drohs, Essence Of lHus
lard, Scotch Ointment, &C. &c.
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SALEM, FEB. 6.

The following Agreeable Intelligence was
received here last night, by the snip PACK
ct, from Malaga.
PEACE WITH ALG1ERS.
(cIRcULAR.(