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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-21
FIRST AUSTRIAN BULLE-
Tin.

Dated Head Quarters, SaSiiye, .Ahrii II.
/" On the 10Th and the 1Ith, his imperial
Highness the Arcbduke John, with the army
under his command, entered the territory of
Frioule, by Poncoba, Cviaale, and Gortz,
aud after some opposition, advanced on the
18th to the Tagiiamento. The enemy re-
tired across the river, i'm order to join with
the troops in their rear. THIS junction, which
probably took place at Sasile, made the hos.
tile army five divisions strong. In the night
OF the 18th, his imperial Highness proceeded
with the advanced guard towards Porde.
one : the remainder of the al my followed nc
day-break. The enemv's advanced guard
was at Pordeone, and his army was posted
between that place and Sacile, near FonA
tan. In tins situation an action commenced
which, after sanguina'y contest Of two
days, terminated entirely to our advantage.
The Vice King OF Italy commanded the.
french army. The result was so decisive.
that the enemy could not mantaa them
selves behind the Livenza. but were obli-
ged to retreat rapidly to the Pave. The pri-
soners amount already TO soOo, among whom
are Generals PAGE and Bressen. More are
constantly brought in. The loss in Killed
land wounded greatly exceeds this number,
and we have taken sixteen cannon, and three
eagles.
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TURKEY.
From the Paris Argxs.

From the Paris Argus.
Extract Of a letter from Biroa, offhe 25tk
FEB. 1909.
a Tartar just arrived from Constantine
pie has brought hither frman from the
Grand Seignior, of which the following is u
translation.
every dear Mussulmen, be it known to
you that have made peace with my anci-
emit troops, the Janissaries, and that have
declared enemies of the Empire and of us.
all those who sho1ld attempt 70 introduce
into our discipline and military organization
the system established among the ipfidels,
Know also that the two Pachss who were
,partizans of the ahominaGla project, have
been driven out of our Stares, and devoted
TO the vengeance Of all good MussuImen,
whs may put them to death If they attempc
TO re.enter the Ottoman territory Learn in
ne, that particularly cons der our ancient
troops; for the brave fellows of whom thew
consist have, at all times, given proof of bra
very and devotedness, and have constantly
illustrated themselves by the sh ming victo.
ries which have eminently contributed to
raise the glory of our Empire. We declare
that they alone can still be the support Oft.
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COLUMBIAN MILLS.--The Subscriber
~ informs his friends, and the public. tina, he
will purchase WHEAT delivered at the 60.
LUMBlAN MILLS, or he will receive " bea,
there, to be manufactured on very moderate a,d
advantageous terms 10 the holders this tic,c.
vIz...for every $40 pounds Of good Merchaotabe
Wheat, he will engage to deliver one barre of
COED SufeTfine Flour, or he will receive Wheas
al 6s and Cd pes bushel of 90 lbs. and deliver
Snperhne Flour at S Re cents. with a small
proportion OF Fine -Four at s 5 % cent. pcr bar.
rel-ali to be inspected and delivered in good or.
der at the Mill.
The FLOUR made at this Mill has aIvay.
been held in high repute, and il is the intention
OF the present Proprietor 20 sustain its charzaer.
The CORN MILL is in complete order--e,
very attention will be paid TO customers sending
their CORN TO be ground or to.l at the usual rate
Good fresh MEAL for sale IN small OF large
quantities At Very moderate prices for Cash.
Apply to Mt Semuel Leeeh on ,he premises, or
JOHN GRANBERY, Residing in Norfolk.
65o CASH given for CORN delivered Al
the Mill.
Richmond, 9TH July, 1909. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-21

MOTiCE.--Thosc who have claims sgaiust
IN the estate of Anthony Murray, dec, ara
hereby informed that final distribution Of the
bond and other assets in tic HANDS &C the admit
nist'ator' viii sahs place on Saturday tho 2cth
maj amongst the Creditors aui o,hc;s legally att
thonssd 70 Teeeiye, az Buckingham courthouse.
b. FORD, IT, y 5. for
y. FORD SbcriR "a Frck-
ingham, and Adm'r Of Anthony Murray, dee'1.
July l0ih, 1909. q
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TOTICE On NJ nday the 93J d,c

MTOTlCE On NJ nday the 2Sd. da !
l y OF October next, viii be sold, at
Whitby, IN the couaty Of Chesterfield. W.
on credit Of twelve months the PER.
SONAL ESTATE of The Ia,e Col, Ro.
BERT CooDE consisting Of the present
crop OF Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder, and
Hay; the stock of Horses, Cows, Sheep
and Hogs the plantation utensils and
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Bonds
and approved security will be REQUIRED OF
the purchasers to carry interest from the
date ifnot punctualy paid.
Ii is particularly requested that all thos
who may have claims agGirst the estate
will make them known Immediately 10 eli
,her OF The Subscribers. in order that pro.
vision may be rcad= for payment.
RICHARD y. GOODE,
FRANCIS GOODE,
Administrators with he will annexed.
That valuable and well known estate
called WHITLEY, on James River, about
three miles from the Towo of Manca ester,
will also be sold by private sale; it con.
tains 1852 acres Of Land, about 22o acres
OF which ere OF the first rate Low grounds,
and more than one half of the residue
thereof is heavily timbered. To this es.
tate there is attached one Of the best fish.
ries on James River and every conveni-
ent AID necessary house for the accom-
mediation oil family. An indisputable
ll,le will be made and possession gwen on
the first day OF December next, with the
liberty Of sowing small grain at any time
agreeable to the purchaser. The terms
may be known on application TO
Riehard B. Goode, Manchester, or
francis Goode, Powhatsn.
July IL, 1909. wtds.
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Ne1O Tirgtnia Justice,
CONTAINING

CONTAINING
The Duties of Justice Of Peace, sc. toge
ther with variety Of useful precedents
adapted TO the laws now in force. Also
forms OF conveyancing, such as deeds Ct
bargain and sale, lease and e.lease, mort.
gage, trust, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-21

NO be LET to The lowest bidd.y, At
u Prince Edward court house, On no
last Saturday in July next, the BUILCINC
nj BRICK HOUSE, twenty Two by ~
tee', twelve feet piici', 10 be covered with
Sla,e ov Tile.
Dv the Commissioner.
June 22d, 1909. (3wks.l
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A1OTICE.--By virtue Of g deed Of trust
IN executed by Joshua Smity Of the
county of Amelia, TO Dabney Miles his sc =
eurity. and Benjamin Chapman. and Tho.
mas Randolph trustees. We shall proceed
20 sell on the 28th of November next. the
following property, viz. A water Grist
Mill Cotton Machine, AID Whiskey Dis
tillery with or acres Of Land attached
thereto, and eleven Negroes consisting IT
Men. Women, Boys, and Girls, or SO much
of the said property as will raise the second
and fourth instalments contained in the said
trust, with interest on the same, and all
other expenses in carrying the said trust
into execution.--,he sale Will certainly take
place at the said Mill in the county of Ame-
liza on the above date. This property Will
be sold for cash, agreeable to the proyiso
Of the sixth section of the act of Assembly
pas, January Slst, 1909. 70 indemnity any
person or persons as security.
BENJAMIN CHAPMAN, Trustee.
Oct. 10, 1909. .wSO
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.


? UNAWAY from the Subscriber, living
Ia al Lancaster courthouse, on Sunday
the 24sh ult. THREE NEGRO MEN. to
wit, ROBLN, J.11IES, and J.HCR alias
-ARMS2'EAD.
ROBIN is about 30 years of are: a tall
slender fellow, nearly 6 feet high, OF dark
complexion, knock knee'd has very long
Hat foot, with considerable lump about
the middle On the inside of each foot, SO as
to make his track distinguishable from a..
ny other when he has shoas on they are
very full about the ankles Oh the inside he
treads his shoes one sided.ahas formerly
followed the water, la,terly he has been
kept as aGardener and house servant
Carried with him variety OF c!oathing--
most OF the Course kind were cut round--
he had one long coat Of Virginia cloth mix
ed with blue, collar of an olive fancy cord
pair OF pantaloons filed with blue warn, a
black wool hat, round green Jacket,
bound with yellow fAnnel-shese are the
most remarkable clo4thing recolected ~
his object no doubt IS TO pass as a sailor
and freeman.
JAMES about the same age, of a black
compexion--a low, stout, hesny, well made
fellow, ) feet 9 or 10 inches high--has long
bushy HAIR, which grows low down has fore.
head--small ieet, snort thick neck, and a
large iuil fdce--when spoken 10 he appears
very submissive, and frequently Smiles
Carried with HIM brown clotn coat, much
! worn, and PAIR of old Doors.
! JACK, alias ARMSrEAD is about 2S
years ofage-=-5 feet 10 or Il inches high--
u stout well made fellow, oil a tiwny COM
! piezion his face very full of small yim-
! pies sIovenly fellow when. spoken to
his countensnce rather eTum and MS speech
taiCk carried with him IA cotton snirt, the
fore part of which from the bosom downs
wards, and the wristbands was twiiied
| cloth.
have good cause to suppose that each
OF the above slaves have procured passes
from some free negroes OF his county. yf
the said Negroes are apprehended without
this state (Virginia) the above reward VIII
be giveniJ any person who will secure them
IN jail so that get them again, or Forty
Dollars for each. If taken in this sta e
One Hundred Dollars is offered to secure
{ them in jail so that get them again or 10
Pounds for either.
1t is suspected that the above Negroes
6 stole three red hannel shirts, a little time
before they started, the object OF when IS
to pass as sailors.
: LEROY MUTT,
; Oct 6. wet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

By William Muaf5M The True
Republican, whose Practice illustrates
Sy mr. Wirt1 Unity, Friendship,
The Governor having retired:
By DR.. Foasher. The Governor Of
virginia---The firm and undrviatin-
Republican.
DIED-.-On Tuesday the 18th inst
Mrs. ELIZABETH ADAMS, wifi.
OF Col. RICHARD ADAMS, OF Rich
mond Hill.
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SIR,

The expressions of esteem and
appreciation with which am addressed
by the meeting of the citizens of Rich.
mond, through yourself as their organ,
and the testimonies of respect with
which they have been pleased to wei
come my visit to the metropolis of my
native state, are highly aatrering to me
and pray you to convey to them, and
to accept for yourself, the assurances
OF my great thankfulness.
am sensible of the indulgence with
which they have reviewed the various
acts OF duty to our country which have
been incumbent on me in the course OF
It's long struggles to recover and to es-
tabllsh its rightsand liberties. The OBJ
ject of these struggles was of charac-
ter to command every effort which the
love OF our country, or the sense of its
wrongs could inspire. claim no other
merit than that of having, with my best
endeavors contributed, together with
my fellow citizens at large, to the es-
! tablishnent of those rights, without
which man IS degraded being and
am happy in meeting here those who
have been fellow labourers in the same
molly cause, and who have marked their
way, through all the trying scenes o.
our contest, by steadfastness of pur
pose and OF principle superior to all c
| vents.
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THE TIRE.

Il L public are respectfully informed
mat during the Season no play viii be
repeated, nor will there be any posspones
ment on account OF weather..
On W Wednesday, Evening, Oct. 25:h, will BE-
Presented Grand Meo Drama,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

a PETITION will be presented TO the
II next General Assembly for leave to
dispense with the Lock required 10 be built
at my Mill Dam until some efficient Tea-
sureS shall be adopted tor improving the
navigation of Banister River.
JOHN WlMBlSH.
Oct. 18Th, 1899.
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Oct 6.
MESSRs. MOODY & PRICE.

TAKE NOTICE that on the 2jd day of No.
vember next, between the hours OF in
the forenoon and sun set OF the same day,
L shall at the House OF Michael Th0nlas IN tie
county OF Albcrmarie. aud state of VuCiril,
proceed 10 take tie affidavit o. Mio1se Tho.
mas. 20 be read as evidence IN suitdependipg
in chancery in county court Of Albcrin,rle 2.
ioresait. wherein am p.ainif and yyu ave
defendant, yours Sc'
IAMES THOMAS.
Oct 10Th, 1909. o..
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After the play a Ballet to be performed
by Calidren only,
Called
sack in Distress,
OR The
Sailors Landlady.
winch viii be added, tfor the first time
here,) the new and Fa-
vorte Farce OF
Plot and Counter-Dlot,
OR A
Portact Of Cervantes. e.
s-@-lSa

Box one dollars ,llery Is cents-Chil-
dren half prlce.-fickes to be had at the
theatre, and from Mr.. Davis at his prin.
ing ofhce.=-Ooors to be opened at o'clock
Curtain to rise at o'clock precisely
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I E K Il l. I,
&C.. OR
THE SIEGE OF MONrEATZ

With new Scenery and Decorations
In act 1st. a Foresr, in whicL the tii.e,,s.
ted Teke!i and Wof eScsYes from the Aus,i.
an soldiers.
In act 81. The inside Of The mill Of KeDen
WIN bridge across the Torza in the back
ground
In act Sd. view inside of the fortress of
Mohtgatz-changes TO the ramparts with a
Grahu battle between the Huuga rams aud
Austrians in which Tekeli assIst,,A hv a
leXina, who in single combat, vanouish,d
An Austrian officer, is victorious, aud
Montgatz is saved.
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PANS, july 20.

TASIs, july ~.
Prohibition or the entry Of colonial hro.
dxee,
An imperial decree of the 18th Juiy,
1919, has repealed the decree of the 4th of
June last, which had re.establishe.l the re.
lations with Holland on the same footing
with what had existed prior to the decree
4 of the 18th of Sept. 1903.
Here follows the decree of Sept. 10th 1908,
which by this change is now in force:
We, Napoleon, Emperor of the Preach.
King of Italy, and Protector of the Rhensh
iConfederacy, upon the report of our minis
ter of Finance, have decrsed. and do de-
cree as follows;
ART. 1. The entry into France of all
colonial produce passing through Holland
and Spain, is prohibited, until it be other.
stherwise ordered.
I III. The vessels loaded with colonial pro.
duce which enter the E.be, the Weser, and
the Yade, shall be seized, sc.
HI. This present decree shall not de.
rogate, from the provisions of that OF the
9Th June, by which we have reserved to
ourselves TO perm t, according To circum.
stances. the introduction o. cotton wool.
Nv. Our minister of Finance is charged
with the circulation of the present decree.
(Signed)
NAPOLEON.
Palace of 81. Cloud,
Sen 'eD1bf7. O. 1909.
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RICHMOND, Oct. 20, 1902.

SIR,
with much pleasure, as the organ Of
meeting of the citizens of Il richmond, com L.
ply with their request in transmitting to
you the lnclosed expression OF their feel
Ings, on your arrival in the metropolis of
your native state, after SO long an absence.
Permit me to add my most perfect ac .
cordance with the unanimous expression
of the meeting, and
am Sir,
With the greatest respect,
Your most ooet.
w. FOUSHEE, Senr.
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w conquered, {, be iscorp>ra Ed with the
Bavarian army !; compelling these unfortu !,
nate men 20 be the slaughterers of those
in company with whom they were a few
days since, fighting against himself, and
exposing them to be punished with death
as rebels and traitors.
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To Thomas Jegerson, Esq late President o
Me United states.

- ~''-''i 80 'tttc A FCSLuCtf "
Me United states.
Sir,
A number OF the citizens Of Richmond.
being informed of your arrival in this
city, have Assembled to testify their
respect, and to welcome you to the metro
po.:s OF your native state.
Dee ply impressed with conviction
Of the important and distinguished servi .
ccs which you have rendered to your
country, this meeting would deem itself as
deficient in principle as in gratitud e, were
it no, TO avail itself of this occasion TO give
expression to its sentiments. In reviewing
the incidents your political life, this meet.
lag sees It's whole Course marked with wis
dom, with patriotism, and an ardent zeal
in defence OF the liberties of the people.
At the dawn Of the revolution we behold
you in the public coulscls one OF the carlies,
y abiest asserters Of the rights Of your coua-
/ try, and one OF the hrmest and most On
dauoted opposers Of the tycauny by which
she was assaied. From your pen proceeded
that mastery and incompatible exgostioa
and declaration ottAe gIsnts of independen,
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VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.

By mr.. jefferson. The Freedom of
the 5eas-JeHerSon's Narch. 1 gun
9 cheers.
By fudge Roane. The diffusion of
knowledge, a free Press, and frequent
elections. In the science of free go
vernment, these are " the law and the
prophets"
By Call Monroe. National honor is
National propcrty--Ets protection is
among the first duties Of Freemen.
By Tudge CabeH National Graft
tude--- Who does not feel that it is a
Republican virtue
By 1udge Fleming. All true Patri.
OTIS, and oblivion TO party distinctions,
Mr.. JEFFERSON. having retired.
By the G0verHor. Thomas Jefferson
First in the hearts Of his Country.
By Archi5aId ThVcl,t Domestic
Manufactures Their prosperity az
additional pillar to the Temple of Ii
bcrty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

Nm. Muafrd, Secretary.
The above address was incioaed by Dr..
fousaEE to Mr.. JEFFERsoN in tiie fol.
lowing letter:
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Resolved, :hat lin Fou8see, sen. Psihh
-V>rdorne Mchotas, Nm. IY.rt, .dadrtq,
Stevenson, Thomas Rttehte, S1m. ko6ert-
aon, Peyton Raadoihh, and Nm. b. Hare
be appointed a comhittee to make the
proper arrange mems tor D.nnar to be
gwen to Mr.. JeT erSO7 at the Eagle Tas.
ern to- morrow.
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~ 1-2 Gents Sfags.ef

/ ton. believe it will save the h nor
OF the nation. 1t will settle Tor MS the
question of peace or war By the n,ee-
ting OF the next congress; it will be n
continu&i protest against the hostile e.
diets OF the aggressing beliigerents,
and 1T will give us time for eiFec.ual
and active preparations for defence
and offence. Let us then for the pre-
sent assume this attitude, and direct
all our attention to those Indispensable
objects. Let us meet here in Nav
next in state of readiness for war :.
and if in the interval no relaxation of
the hostile orders and edicts OF the BEL
|ligerents should take place.. let us then
jcall into action the whole resources &
energies of the nation, to assert our
rights and to do ourselves that Justice.
which is now so ruinously and iniqui-
tousl withheld.
lobe continued.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Monday, February 27.
On motion of Mr.. M'Creery,

On motion of Mr.. MsCreerv.
Resolved, That a committee be appoibs
co 10 enquire into the propriety of prohibi-
ing ior limited time the expectation of
arms, ammunition, Canvas, cordage and
hemP, and for encouraging the Importation
thereof
POST OFFICES AND posi- ROADS
Mr. Rhea reported a bill on the subject
OF the post offices and post roads; which wa.
twice read and referred to a committee OF
the whole, Ayes SO.
Mr. M'Creery reported bill prohibit
ing ior limited time the expectation of
arms, ammunition, canvas, cordage and
hemp, and Tor encouraging the importation
thereof.-Twice read and referred TO a
committee of the whole.
Inns bill prohibits the expectation from
the u. y. or any territories thereof, of anv
Cannon muskets, pistols, bayonets, swords.
cutiasses, musket balls, lead, bombs, ,ena-
does, gun powder, sulphur or salt Detre.
canvas or sail duck of any description, COM
monty used for ships or vessels, cordao,e
cables tarred or untarred warns made of
hemp, seine, sail or sewing Irvine and sheet
copper, till the end of the next session. II
also provideslhat all brass cannon, muskets
and hrelocks, with bayonets suited to the
same, pistols, swords and cuilasses, which
S"~Ai OS HhpoitSu INTO the ". >. from anv
foreign country, within the term of one wear
from and after the passing Of this act, be,
free of dn:y.9
Mr. holmes reported bill authorisipg
the proper accounting officers of the trea..
sury to settle the accounts of the legal re-
presentatives Of John Daniel SchwerghauseR
Twice read and referred.
BOUNTY ON ENLISTMENT.
Mr.. Blount offered the following resofi.-
tion' which was negatived--Ayes 81.
Resolved, That the committee on miliss-
w and naval establishment be instructed
to eHquire into the expectancy ct cncreas-
ing the bounty now allowed BY law to re-
crults tor the military service.
FREDERICK COUNTY MEMORIAL
Mr. Nelson observed that It cad been
much the fashion OF Iare to abuse the gov
eminent out he held in has hand aud pre-
scented memorial signed by abcu. three
thousand e,uzeOs, chiefly cult,vAtors ~ the
SOIL, OF Frederick county, Msryiafd, ex.
pressing their appreciation of tht eonduct of
the Constituted authorities IA rae stgonses,
terms.
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Gonares3.
SENATE. Fe,-uor, 90

SENATE, February 90,
me senate took up the amendments os
the House of Representatives to the bill TO
interdict the commercial intercourse be-
tween the U. S. and G.. Britain and France
and their dependencies, and for other pur.
poses,
On the question 20 agree to the amend
heh' TO the 1tth section, as follows:
strike out the words -" And to cause to,
be issued, under suitable pledges and pre-
Cautions, letters of marque and reprisal a..
gainst 'he nation thereafter Continuing in
torce Its unlawful edicts against the CON-
merce of the u. States"
1t was determined in the affirmative
yeas l7-Nays 14-as follows:
fEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Bayard Brad.
ley, Condit, Franklin, Gregg, Hwiand,
k'tchell, Matthewson, Melgs, Mtchiii,
p1rker, Pope, Reed, Sumter, TiIfin and
NAYs-Messrs. Gaillard, Giles, Gilman.
Goodrich, ihouse, Lcib, Lloyd, Milledge,.
Moore, PICKERING, Smith of Md. Smith OF
N Y. Smith of Ten. and Turner.
On the question to agree 10 the amend
ment in the 18th section, as follows :-Srr,ts
out .tfourM IF March ne.rt' and insert
"fffeenth Of March 1902
1t was determined in the affirmative
yeas 25-Nays Gas follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Bradley, Con-.
DIT, Franklin, Geillard, Giles, Gilman,
Grcgg, Rowland, KtcheA, Lcib, Matthew
son, Meigs, Miiiedge, M.tchlll, Moore, Par
ker, Pope, Reed, Smith o. Md. Smith OF u
Y. Smith of Ten. Sumter, THIN and Fur-
ner.
NAfs--Messrs. Bayard, Goodrich, Hill.
house, Lloyd, Pickering and White.
When the other amendments were all a.
greed to.
The bill, consequently, only reqaires the
signature OF the President to be d law.
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T The price ofthis paper to sub
scribersis four dollars per annun, to be-
pad IN aduance.
ApvERTIsEMENTs, not exceeding a
square IN isngth GO lines are insert
ed, the first time Cor seventy .tfoe cents )
three 4oseks Csix times ] fir three dol
lars and for every subsequent irserti-
on, M,rty-thrce cents. Long ones an
the same proportion. In favor o those,
however, zoho adOertise by the gear Cei-
ther once or t1Uice a 7oeeek deduction
from the above price Of twenty per cent.
is made.