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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-17

Sir,
Your most obedient servants,
Brown g Mackenzie.
Baltimore, 4.h March, 1903.
DR.. flames E7veA.
SIR,
have read your work on Domestic
Medicine, with pleasure. The practice
recommended IN it is, think judlcicHs,
and l have no doubt that the solitary plan.
ter and the voysger, secluded from mede.
cal aid, will often be under grea, cbliga.i.
ons 10 you. Your work is The FIRST ,has
has been written for family use 10 this
country, and being frem the pen Of a naive
physician, has grea. advantage over the
publications Of Buchan and Tissot, Ifiis
dissemination shall prove equal to what il
merits, you will soon have a call for anothcr
edition.
ann, with respect.
John Shaw, A.. NJ.
Professor Of Chemistry, 10 the
College Of Medicine Of Ma.
,yiand.
DEAR SIR,
have looked over your "Nedical
Companion" with pleasure and saisis ions
and approve Of ,"e design. Khe arra1ge.
ment of he various paris is juoicious, the
language is plain and perspicucus, and he
sentiments happily cordcts d-the modes
of treatment grow OCT Of the @os improve
ed state OF our science, and may serve rot
only as a safe add useful guide to TIE
{" Planter and Mariner" but are well cal.
culased from their i%n!,insjc mesi, . sog.
gess hints 20 The medical pgac.isioner.
Every family, CUT ef from the regular
services Of able physicians, wou!d 10 my
opinion, with advantage, possess one Ct
your volumes.
Accepttbe homage OF my regard.
John 8. Davldge, NJ. D.
Professor of Aaatomy, Surgery, &c.
in the College Of Medicine Of Ma
ryland.
Baltimore, FEB. 10, 1908.
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A. ]. .~DALRYMPLE,

- - III VA AS41t
capt. mil. sec.
- 1850
DIED, in Dumiries, on Monday evening
last, Mr.. JOHN CARR, aged n, after q long
and painfG, illness, which he bore with be-
coming fortitude~-than whom a purcr spirit
never assembled iuto the realms of eternal fe-
licity. He was the joy and pride Of his now
much afflicted relatives, the delight and oli1a-
ment of that domestic circle which he cheer
cd by his benevoience, and animated by his
smiles and as a friend and companion he
shone eminently Respondent. But the crue.
dart Of memorable death stabs indiScriminate-
ly. and neither genius nor virtue, can avert
the fatal blow.
{" Yes.i DEC hes made an inroad into orr
society,
ind l2h'd Of one gifts choicest mem6ers.''
Dumfries, March Is.
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Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-17
FINE ARTS.
7. Bell and Son.

ZEACHERS@DRAWING e PAINTING
AMBITIOUS to obtain the patronage OF
the respectable inhabitants of Alexandria, in-
form them, that they have taken a room in
Fairfax street, opposite to Mr.. Gregg's, sils
yersmith, for the purpose of teaching the a.
bove accomplishments. Terms for teaching
the use of Indian Ink and Water Colors, E doll
lars per quarter-and for Oil CoIors, ten dol
lars.
To commence on Monday March o., 1903.
March IA d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-17

have been imported In British ship, orfrom
a British port; and if the cargo be mixed,
that at least one moiety or halg of it shall
consist OF articles exported from Great ,Bri-
tain.
BY command.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-17
SIR,

Z 1Fs1'VI's.H, Ott' 0Es tuVTs
Sir,
have read your book, entitled "The
Planters so6 SIarinet's Medical Conpa-
niou" with pleasure, and think il worthy
the attention Of the c~i,izsns Of the United
S aies.
w. sHlPPEN, M. D.
Professor of Aoatomy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-17
By JAMES EwELL,
Phys:cinn at SQvanndh.
RECOMMENDATIONS.

In testimony 9 tie merits Of this zycrk, The
f0ilo7u'ng certificates Presented by some q tic
most distinguished A1ed.tat characters ofthe
Un!ted States, are inserted.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-17
DEAR SIR,

We have perused your book, entitled
the "-Plauter's and Mariners Medical
Companions" with much satisfaction, and
strongly recommend it to the attention OF
those families who cannot with convenience
procure medical aid. We think it the best
publication we have ever read, on tbs do
mes,ic treatment of diseases, more espeei.
ally as /, regards those of our climate.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-20
The Stages South Of Alexand,sa.

I'm the first of October next the Mail
Stage viii commence running as iol-
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg In
Virginia:
VIII leave Alexandria every day at E
o'clock in the evening, and arrive at Dumiries
by in the morniag-Leave Dumiries at
and arrive at Fredericksburg by IL IL in the
n,oruing--Lcaye Fredericksburg at u. lnoon)
and arrive at Richmond the next morning BY
e--Leaye Richmond at IL and arrive at
Petersburg by II 10 in the morning.
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
,,av at ID Ia P. VI. and arrive at alexandria
in the same time. This stage will carry no
i.mole than passengers on any account what
,yer. and not more than Ia ID. oil baggage
can be aliowedto each passenger.
. An Accommodation Stage between Alex
|. andria and Petersburg will also commence
ru0p;as at tiie same time, every other day
;through ont the year, without regard to ouh'
days. AID Will travel only in the day time
! On this line iris the intention OF the owners
( "a esvTClv the wishes and the convenience OF
passengers. Still, however, regard must be
!, had ~ ,ine-Going south from alexandria
| they gill breakfast at Occoquaa, olhe at stat
eord Court. House, and lodge at Fredericks-
hurg--The bext day will breakfast at the
! Row,ino Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
{. J, richmond. And on the third day Will
El,reakfsst at the Halfway house and dine at
[ Petersburg.
Returning. viii dine at the Half Way house
| ond lodee at Rieha,ond. Early in the morn
inc, breakfast at the oaksrdine at the bowling
.1.1een. and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, will breakfast a, Stafford court house.
| dioe ), Occcquan, and lodge at Alexandria
The owners on this line too, have to r re- E.
quest tina, passengers viii be as moderate as
i possible il The quantity Of h eli baegagc, as
/ any thing more than sn'a auis % pa.ss.
(which will go within the poay Oh inc sssss
i viii be an extra charge.
Tx Prabraet0rs.
| August -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-20

80 stalks. ---oum raised $4,000
inc,uding expence, )
From the above Scheme. it appears that
there are less than two blanks to q prize, and
that the prizes are to be paid s,sthoaf deanc-
sor.
The drawing will positively commence On
the 24th Of next montk, ard will be compiet-
ed III ten weeks. TIc1grs at IS so cents
for sale at X. CRAY's 2ooK Store, where
the dr.wing OF AL tickets sold by him will be
examined free of exEencc. Prizes inthe last
New York Lottery takcl, in payment Tor tick
cts in this.
Orders FOR tickets from the country, enclos-
iag the cash ,post- paid will be panctually
attended to, and carly Information gwen or
their fate.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-20
% Cordage, &c.
THOMAS GRIMSHAW,

Manufacturersof all kinds OF CCkDAIE
WHITE ROPE, sc. at his store ad]oinlha
the Office Of inspection, Merchants wharf, has
on hand and will constantly supply masters 9
vessels and others with Warranted Cordags
or White Rope of any description, on the
most reasonable terms.
He also means to keep supply OF Ship
Chandlcry, Groceries, &c. and requests
share of public patronage.
He returns his grateful thanks Tor the en-
enlargement he has already met with since
the establishment of his rope Walk IN tins
place, anu hopes by his industry and endea-
vors to gain satisfaction, to merit 1t IN tu.
ture.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-20
lust egBLiSHED,
Ind for SAT- az

- @117-t
E;5ce..STS &RtAY's BO0k-SiORH,
x:se- sr#EET, A!.ExASDSlA,
ITM ev.Ged Code, Volume Il.
Ca. .:,,es a collection of al such l.,,ws OF
tic Gcs,e,al assembly OF Virginia, OF aP,l,-
he and ,.Srnancpt nature, as have passel. since
lae scSsla.,, 1901
- .aeaity ooand eal fcftered, So.
aDit2 NE NOEsfRR AY--Or tie Mcthet
as.,'' s..sae'ter: q Tale, in 2 vols. by Mrs
ORR. s;,Tes, 81 Is, ia 6acrss.
HE 81 ER, in i've Lectures upon the
Art al Practice of Cutting Friends, Ac-
eeei'.enees and Relations. Price. "a 6oards
5er,H'e.
CG:0her IL
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OCtoter III.
N O T I c E.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manu- .acturcs and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS o. all sizes, commonly used 1or
eistilAag grain or fruit.
4 general assortment of TIN WARE.
SHEET IRON STOVES ard STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind Of PLUMMlNG WORK Ell
til. for Sl1ts or Buildings, done in the best
mamie,
Tic GRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried on under the dl-
rection of Mr.. n ILLLd4N FLEICI7ER,
who has had many years experience, and as
workman is exceeded by few,-As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable TO any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work In the
very best and neatest manner and On the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old ce'fler,
Brass, Peqyter, Lezd and Iron
George M'Munn.
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4lexGn9raa R1ces.

o. THURSDAY. the 10th instant, VAL
srsa -. over the alexandria Race Ground,
epcgse III ONE HU.4DRED DOLLARS,
|hee io,sy..v horse, mare Or geldipg, agrcea
aeto zee s,,les of the Alexandria Jockey Club
~tvo s,i,G heats.
On FRIDAY. 2lst, Purse Of FIFTY
p9LL..st..St. free as above except the MAh-
ans ha.as'on the FIRST day-one mile heats
And OF SATURDAY. ed, viii be run
rt al ;.,y-.,.t Saddle, Brtgle, siAFsf = ss'srS,
ice III $ ,ie hoscs Only --one nile heis;s.
CO. Talbot, Mango
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First l.fawn blank

6i69 Prizes-amounting 70
80 Blanks Sum raised
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FOR SALE,

-
so tons PLASTER PARIS,
90 barrels BEEF
500 bushels POTATOES,
So barrels ONIONS,
so do REETS.
100 cams WRAPPING PAPER,
9 boxes Spermar clti CANDLES,
Apply to aptain Josiah Barflvtt, On board
ne schooner Atlantic, at Bayne and Cart-
yright's wharf, orto
Lewis neblols,
Fairfax-street.
Octoberle. st
The Sublcriber has on hand,
THE FoLLow1xe GOODS,
Suitable artheakprpacliing Season.
That will be sod Oh reasonable terms.
bales blue KERSEYS.
2 do. beaver COATING.
do. narrow CLOTHS.
do. blue do.
2 do. beaches Scotch DOWLASS. 3
ALSO, on HAND,
Madeira WINE in Or casks.
COCOA in bags.
SO hhds. Surinam MOLASSES.
QUEENS WARE in crates assorted
SiiOT in casks.
James Patton.
October 10.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-20
Gottoln and Stewart
Have ii,lgt hnbNshcd ll'elr

Have jest hnoHslafd theEr
/ ALMANAC for 1909.
sassiaiag a great5eal Of aseiat as3ti enter
,, ;ss..a:. chatter. For s4le bs the tiiouaa.la
ySes * single one.
rs; sga tu5A4A, veskh III hesi6l" shesa'
A Few Novel, by MRS. fiunkctt, .i.ie
Kiss lasninsl emitted s.
Tie Exlls Of Efaa.
OSta:.tr s.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-20
1 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1908.
TUT Recef;usd,

A quantity OF writing and wrapping Paper,
! Lady elegant Mahogany Secretary,
l portable Writing Desk,
"A quantity Of women's Morocco Shoes,
50 BOXES fresh Ayson and Young Aysor
Tea,
40 bbls. Tanners Oil,
Per SAFE BY
John c. lad.
August so. d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-20

Warrington Bridge Company
THE Stockholders Of the Washington
Bridge Company, are hereby notified that
the third instaIment OF Ten Dollars on each
hare is called for by ths Directors. md
must be paid on or before the first day Of
November next. agreeabl5 TO the act Of Cons
1ress, entitled $ Aa act authorizing ths e.
rectien of 4 Bridge oyer the river Potomac
githin the district of Columbia
By order Of the Directors
1~ pAMIE1, EARROL, OF Dye.
II 1855 President.
October is.-ts. diitAa
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-20
Scheme Of 4 Lottery,

Forthe purpose of ,ssissas a SUM OF money 70
aid the funds of tie l3qrUabte Marine 90.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-20

lac ara,,i.e begins this-day First drawn
hlai,s l.s::stel 10 T7uo Hundred Dollars.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-20
John c.. LADD,

Has FoR Sale,
90 bales German Linens, conhit-
ing OF brown and white Rolls, Haxcn osna-
burghs, henpen TsckienourgAs, bur!aps, aid
Checks and stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
so bags 81 black Pepper OF the best qua
lily, and viii be soldvery low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Moiasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
$ Go. French Brandy
z do. Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes, Sper
macih and Tallow Candles, Cheese, &c. &c.
April Z.
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Ettray Sorrcl horse.

EILIdy UUIIEL VI0I.
TAKEN UP, on Saturday evening last
a LIGHT SORREL HORSE, has blaze
face, his near hind foot white, Lind of the
left eye, had bride round his neck and
sheep-skin lying Oh his back-hs has the
marks of saddle and collar The owner Is
requested to prove property, pay the charges
and expence of this advertisement, end take
him away. Apply, two doors above Mr..
FaU's office, ST. Asaph-street.
October 10. St
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ss,ss at Eeaaue.
&..ry Tuesday and Friday,

WILL Be SOLD
/ cndue Store, corner o Prince as,
Water streets.
.:f:p Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Sc.
CHARS of which vii. be expressed N
S. the day-All kinds OF gods
.ea on limitation AID the prices OF
re establssheal, can ct any time be
alpurcilased at theIiowest Limitation
Sss.
p c.. Marsecs'er. Y. II.
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iagLhe Sale.
p C. Msrsec!'er. Y. X.

sF 4 = 1AS hJ-~tCs
-, Ft55Iij II 2.Ias isss 4 e'esosk,
-, .ff,sores fo9 Sale, the following ys.ss;as-
bic property
4 H0feloslse and Lot.
= II in tie occupation Ct VIM, y Mills,
.,,,s.i at the cornes OF King ara fatrI.k
r. gsonting en- King tweaty-six and i'a-
.s.,st ens hundred feet, to ten ieei az
~, II SgNdLL FR4lHED HOUSE,
|, ,s,s IN, occupied BY Mrs. Davey s7lso'-
,g,;,t, SYORY FE MED HOUSE, all
~, y shc Sail warehouse on King stsect,oc-
,3..isy Ihor,ts Richards. lie weole pro
ATS subject TO a grouad rent OF eigi.ay-se
!, RS and fisty cents, ;sad sod SUBJECT to
: n s.. Of dover. Terms q safe, :. Q :
,ss.,.s, fer approved noes, witi'-a doea o.
rs. q, the premises to segrfe the pay nienl.
John hoTae, ~.
4, DIS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
BOSTON, September 90.
VERMONT ELECTION

Erfract Of q tetter 10 tie Fd1tor offhe
Pitfgfeid Sun, dated Bennington, SET j.
fember 90.
g We are now confirmed in the opinion
that our Legislature will be Rehubfcan =
Last night we received accounts from our
N r. District, which settle the whole bu-
siness we have IS majority in the House.
" II is generally believed among the Re-
pubhcans, hat there is no choice for CO.
Vernor--at any rate the majority is small,
ifanv
" calculate we shall carry our Council
Ticket by n small majority. at least eight
of them. The 1t. Governor, BRIGHAM,
is unquestionably elected.
% We have elected two Representative
to Congress, one Republican and one Fed
eraist, and in the two other districts, it is
said there is no election. All things con.
sidered, we have done well in Vermont.
We have fought every thing but truth and
justice"
October .
The ship United States, captain Harding
has this moment arrived here from Cadiz,
which port she left on the Esd Of August.
Sept 6, the United States, close in with
St Michaeis, was boarded from the British
gate Eurydice, 5 days from Lisbon for
Halifax, treated politely, and irformed that
the British took possession Of Lisbon the
29l or 30,h August and that the French
army, 17 ,00o) had surrendered to the
British after severe action of Q DAYS
that about 1000 British were killed, and 9
or 5000 French, and great number woun-
ded; and, that ne Russian feet had capt..
niated, and was to be sent to England.
The Eurydice was direct from England.
with convoy off Lisbon, did not enter the
T4gus, and was only off there one DIV.
Capain Harding went on shore at St.
Micoae's, 9th September, saw and CONVEX
sed with MIR HackIey, the American Con
sui; but heard no news of consequence.
No American vessel there.
Sept. 10--lat. 81, long 80 IS, was board
ed rom he British frigate Cleopatra, the
Swifsure, - in CO; treated politely. IL
bat. 80 ~, long. DO IS, was boarded from
British brig Hunter. with 50 sail of mer.
chant-men Under Convoy, 20 days from
JAMAICA FOR London
Captain II was detained six months in
hlgeziras, in consequence of Bonaparte's
decree of Jan 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11

to search TOR tbs IN and jound the san on
ly; then 10 k SIX oars from he cutter
aEd put se:gsaot Johnson and SIX men on
boatd the snoke, fo"r men he put on shoe
To ioi'oV The sm4ggle,s, and when they
started WI n the Snake, Midget again en-.
deIvored - rally his men, and ne & 81
theirs told harrington he should never go
out OF ihe river alive. They had proceed-
ed downthe river about half mile, when
Harrington took his men on board, lmmc
dia.eiy after he hse commenced; ,he
smu5glers were az this 'ime in kind ofna-
tural ditch just back OF u high ridge
on the bank 1T ,heTiyer after gun
or two had been fired the lieut.. told Drake
to Take the helm, and as they passed BY
each other before Drake had fairly taken
hold he was shot tn, oush the head the
h'isg continued SS the lieut.. ordered oil his
men TO land Just below the Snakes crew.
About this time ball struck one of the
oars, and II was dropped into the river |;
Harrington then told his men that were
with him, and took The remaining oar and
rowed the cutter ashore alone, assembled
the bank with his men, aud marched up
the road from where the firing proceeded |;
had no. advanced more than five rods when
the fa'a' wall piece was discharged. Marsh
tell within five or six feet of him, and
Ormsby where they landed; the whole
distance from where the gun was fire d
t. ~here Ormsby was killed was fifteen
rods.
A number OF wi nesses testified they saw
Mott Use the big qua, and Two hat Midget
fired small arm at the same ,ime.--
There were twelve OF fourteen guns fired
in all.
The trial Of Mott commenced on Mon
day, ard the Jury brought in vrrdicl
Guilty of WilGul Murder, on the Thursday
following. The a',ornes for the criminal
were Esq. M4rsb and Turner; the latte,
mad very iaborinus plea of about seven
hours, NJ. for about three Col. Fay o
pened the cause on lie part of The govern
mcnt, ard Col. Harrington closed in O
speech of about two hours, which DID hn.
nor To his head and heart. The court thro'
the whole coutse Of The t,ial aDpe 4red to
allow every kind OF indulgence to ihe pri
soner and his council, and thro' every
part observed that strict im3arlia'y, which
Cannot fail 10 gain the appreciation &c the
hume ons spectators which attended the
trial. Relieving every CITIZEN capable Of
Judging for themselves, submit The fore
going statement of facts to their perusal
without COMMENT"
~. O WALKER.
Whiting, Sept 6 1903.
In addition to the above, we learn that
Cyrus q Dean. was red for The wiIful mur
deT"f JoDaifsn Omsby & Asa Marsh, &
found guilty, ard sentenced to be execu
ted on the 2s;h day Of Oa. next.
5. l. Mott, who was found gully Of
murder, moved far a new trial on accoun,
OF mistake IN the Clerk in emitting to
swear The officer who had charge Of The
Jury--which was granted by the Court.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.
LATEST NEWS FROM SPAIN.

Capt. Wardell. Of the ship Camilla, left
Cadiz on the 27.h of August. lie informs
that Josepn Bonaparte (the mushroom king
of Spsin) had reached Madrid, but was re,
tracing his steps back to the frontiers.
The French, alter nearly destroying the
town, hd been driven out of Barcelona
and at Valencia the French inhabitants had
been ezt-rGin2ted by general massacre
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
PHILADELPHIA, oa. 3.

Yesterday arrived the schr. Union, CAPT.
Baker hom Liverpool sailed on the
Tin OF August and brings London &C.
counts to the ninth, conGrmatory of our
former advices Of the surrender of Du.
points army and the success Of the patri.
OTIS in Spain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
Extract from baltimore, Oet. 4. lsos.

Extract from Baltimore, Oct. 4, 1908.
The ship Sophia, on her voyage from Hol.
land, was foTcbly carried into a British
port, and there obliged to pay, besides port
duties, duties on tonnage, and other eSpen-
ses having sf-r fifes ofgin on board, in,en-
ded TOR consumption in the United States,
was obliged to pay in the British port q tri-
butte OF eight fence per eaitea for this gin,
which he would not originally have brought,
only that II was necessary TO make some an.
pearance ftakings cargo from Holland On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11

The following articles are translated for
the Mercantile Advertiser, from late Span.
ish papers received by the Camilla:
PROCLAMATION.
Ferdinand VII, King of Spain and the In
dies, and IN his name by the Supreme
Junta of both Governments.
The evils Of Spain have arrived at the ut
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-28

To the Getaway nation, three thousand three
hundred dollars thirty three cents and four mills
To the Chppe way nation, three thousand three
hnndre,l, thiry-three dollars. thiity-three cents
and iourmil's
Tothe Wyando,te nation, one thousand six hun
dred and sixtyslx dollars, siXtysix cents and six
mills
To the Pottawatamie nation, one thousand six
hundred and sxty-six dollars, sixty-six cents and
SIX mills: and the further annual sum of two
Thousand four hundred dollars, tn be paid TO tn :
sad nations in the ioiicwire proportions "
To the Getaways eight hundred dollars
TO the Cmppeways eight hundred dollars:
To the Wyandottes to.,r hundred dollars and
and to such of the Pottlwat unies as now reside
on the rivc, Huron % LIKE Erie, the river Raj.
sin. and in the vicinity Of said rivers, four hun
dred dollars.
Sec. 5. Ind be it further enacted, That the Sc.
verai sums appropriated by this act, shall be paid
out of any monies in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
JB. VARNUM,
SpeaSer IF the R,use of kebresentatives
GEO: CLINTON,
IcePresident Of the United STATE, and Pre-
sihent Of the Senare.
FEBRUARY 10, 1908.
APPROVED,