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Sc lect Recommendations.
Philadelhhlu, .Altgssst 9, 1906

$50 SSttHIC tfH'sH1 49, y
Mrs, III. Lee, widow of Richard Lee, u.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the good
of others the excellent quality OF Hamlltonss
Elixir, prepared by the late MIR. Lee, hay G
sent you the following account oithe beneht
have received from it which hope VIII
Induce others to give it trial. In conse-
quence of a bruise on the breast received
from a fall, nay health grew bad, my breathing
became very difhallt, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up in my bedwith all the
horrors of immediate sufocatlen. Add to
these, a constant pain in my breast, and .
cough, great loss of strength and flesh, and
you may conceive thatmy symptoms evident
ly indicated an approaching consumption. =
The advice Of most emiaent physician was
resorted to, and afterwards a second was call
ed in, but without giving me any relief. A
mother physician, who knew me and the cir
cunstances OF ny case, advised me to give
Hamilton Elisha trial, saying. he had used
it in his practice,and always found it do much
good Abottle was procured from Mr. birch's
and found relief before had taken halt OF
it. continued to use it, and was soon strong
enough 10 attend to business. On taking cold
some of my former symptoms return, but are
always removed by a dose or two OF the E
Iixir,
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Jult Publialed,
FOK S1aLE BY Il. GRAY,
A CELEBRATED ROMANCE ENTITLED
ABAELLINO.
THE BRAVO OF VENIC

HI DhhfO VI. v LIN MI
Translated from the German, by NJ. q.
Lewis, the " ell known author Of the Castle
Spectre, Monk, Adelsitha, &c. sc. Price,
bound, one dollal--the English
edition sold at one dollar seventy five cents.
What black Musician conjures up this fend /?
What, do you tremble, are ye all afraid
Alas, blame We not, for ye are mortal,
And mortal eyes cannot endure the devil
Avaunt, thou dreadful Minister OF Hell.
RICHARD III.
In Justice to this excellent Romance, we
need only remark, that The Grand Dramatic
piece, which for several seasons past drew
such iull houses to our theatre, is founded on
the same subject, as translated by Dunlap;
but the acknowledged superiority OF Lewis's
writings or TRANSACTIONS In the Romance style,
being SO far superior to any other OF our mo-
oern authors, leaves eacomium unnecessary
with the publishers.
NoTR. Five editions of this Romance were
sold III very short time, after publication IN
London-it is dedicated 10 the Earl OF Mora,
by Lewis.
June 7---2l
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GEO. BENNER, junior,

-
No. /, Budd-strect, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles Myers, damstcad~Hlll, near
Baltimore, had been a long time dangerously
.inGisposed, and was reduced TO the lowest
state of weakness, slsomuch that his recovery
appeared extremely doubtful. His complaints
which seemed to be affections of the breast
and lungs, and general debility occasioned
thereby, yielded little, but rather progressed
ander the treatment Of several. eminentphy-
sicians when by the use OF Eamllton's b
ixir his distressing cough was Immediately:
alleyiated, and every other symptom perfectly
subdued Four or five bottles entirely re-
moved his complaints andrestored him to an
excellent state of health and strength, which
he has for upwards OF a ear past, enjoyed
without inserrupticn.
From Luthsr Martin, esq iate attorney ger'er-
raj Of Maryland.
comply with your request In stating my
opinion Of Fiamiton's Elixir. 1t has been US
ed III nv family for two or three years pasts
withuniform success, whenever coughs,colds,
or similar complaints have rendered medl-
cine necessary i have myself found 1t an ex--
cellent and agreeable remedy Tor very pam
full and troublesome affection OF the breast ac.
companied with soreness, and Win oostructed
and difficult breathing.
On these accounts do not hesitate to re-
commend Hanilton's Elixir as valuable me-
elicine, and deserving public attention
LUTHER MARTIN.
ALSO,
- 7 a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14
WkpNEspAY. Ell. !.

a committee was appointed to enquire whc-
ther any improper attempts have recently been
made, in the congress ofthe United States, II re-
STRAIN the freedom of debate, and whether a free
invest'gat IN of the measures of government i'm
the House of Representatives,, by any represent
tatt.e of the people of Massachusetts, has l,cen
made the ground of pubiic and personal insult, by
oth~er'members, with the apparent vie w to intiiai-
date him in the discharge of his duty, or 10 force
e'm to the alternative of hazarding his life in de-
usefulness in the public COUNCILS, to .ne injorv OF
ms constituents; and to enquire whether il be
expedient that the Legislators should express
any oPnnon Or take any resolution thereupon.
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb. g.
IMPORTANT REPORT.


The committee on the several Memorials from
the People of a number of towns in this state,
PRAYING the interpositioh Of the Legislature in
t,,eir oehalf, 1.-THE present situation of our public
affairs made a report in part.
After an able and highly interesting preamble.
tie recommended the passing of the
folio wing Resolves and Act.
RESOL YES.
R%esoivea, That the Act ofthe Congress of the
United States, passed on the Oil, day OF January.
III me present year, for enforcing the act LAYING
an Embargo, and the several acts supplementary
thereto, rs, IN the opinion of the legislature, in
many respects unjust, oppressive and unconstitu-
uoh'i' ana hotlegaily binding on the citizens of
inns state. But not understanding this opinion. in
order, finally to secure a certain and permanent
rehei' 1t is earnestly recommended to all parties
SSgr1eFed by the operation of this act, to abstain
from fnrcibie resistance, and to apply for their re.
medy, III a peaceable manner to The laws of the
commonwealth
Resof0ed, That a suitable remonstrance be pre-
pared, and Immediately forwarded to the Con.
Sress OF the United States from this legislature.
expressing tiieiT oprnIuns ana feelings. on the Sc
Verai SUBJECTS ofcomp!tint, contained in the said
P~e',t'ons, and particularly urging the repeal ofthe
said act oi Congress passed on tn c 9th day OF la
nuary last.
Pcso!uek, That the legislature of this common.
weahh, will zcaIously cooperate with any of the
otiter states, in et legal asd constitutional mea.
surcS tor procuring secf amendments to the con
sttuton ct the United States, as shall be lodged
necessary to obtain protection and def.acc for
CoInIneice, and to give to the Commercial States
lheir Ian and Just consideration in the Govern.
npe't OF me Union; and for a~tfording perma-
nent security as we'll as present relief from the
oppressive measures under which they now SUIT
fer.
Resofreo, That the hon. the President of the
Senate, and Tie hon. the Speaker ofthe House of
Representatives, be requested to transmit a copy
OF ti.s report, and the resolutions thereon, to tie
Legislatures of such of our sister states, as ma.
nifest a disposition TO concur with us in mea-
s'ires TO rescue our common country from impcn.
ding rr+a. and to preserve inyiolate the Union of
the States.
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POLITICAL.
M-ass6CN0SxTys LEGISEATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Memorials, calling upon the legislature for
.Sheir guidanc@ and protection at tiis p%er;lous mo-
nient, IN the affairs of cur country. have been
presented and read, f,om the towns cf Boston.
Gloucester, N~ewburyport, Hdls'vell, Brewster,
bcrcricy, Kowiey, North Yarmouth, Hadiev,
plymouth, Portland. Bath, South. II ldiey, AIT
y''Sta, 0S'and,S anaford, Lyman, Wells. George
town, Brunswick, Vassalhoroush and WiScassct
they do credit to the heads and hearts OF oir CT
t'aens, and Will have their weight in The dccisi-
-'ns' both of-our national rs well n. State govern
ment.
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dollars. and 10 suffer imnrisonment In

dollars. and TO suffer Imprisonment in
The ermrne,t Jail IN the county in which the con-
Siction may be, tor ~ term ofumc not exceeding
months. or ei,aer ofsaid pu~mishments.
according to the circumstances and aggravation
of said otience--Prooided howeoey, that nothing
in this act shall be construed TO affect, or in any
manner impair the remedy which any person
might have had for damages in q civil action, if
this &C. had not been passed.
The Senate ordered, SEQ copies of the Report,
&c. to he printed, together with the new Embar.
go Law and assigned Tuesday next, this day.
IL O'Clock, FOR considering the REPORT. The re-
por,, which is long, being wanted TO prepare the
pamphlets, we are unable to publish the pream-
bic this day.
An answer to the Lieutenant Governors
Speech was reported in the Senate, and to.mor-
row, at II O'clock, A, NJ. assigned for It's consi-
Iteration.
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DELAWARE L.EGlstATUoE.

IN tie Rga,= ef Representatives oftsr STATE of Del.
0soare. the jSNo,vigg Resolutions psSys aasp.el,
Feb 1s,
Whereas the measures pursued by the govern
ment otuh= U. States, have Justly excited consi-
dcrable interest IN the U. States, and silchce Oh
our part might be- construed INTO IN appreciation
ot those measures Therefore,
L ResoIocl. by the Rouse of Representatives
OF The State OF Delaware, ti,at we cannot approve
the policy OF those measures that have a~nnihila-
tied the commerce OF the l.. States, and brought
distress a'id rum on our own citizens, while al
the same time they have dons no injury to the en-
c'nics ot orr country that we cannot approve
the policy ofm administration that does not act
with impartiaiity and sincerity towards all TO-
reign nations.
2. ResOioeA, That the people OF the United
States have y right freely to navigate the ocean,
and to c3rry ON ,ftir and honest commerce., ana
that we highly d:slhprore a policy that relin.
cuisines those rights or dares no. def I'd them.
). ResofUed, That we consider the embargo as
a war measure, worse than futile; as a MEASURE
injurious to ourselves, destructive to the best in
terests OF the country, and evidently intended 10
be partial iii its operation against the bell gcrent
NATIONS and that It becomes the United States,
a great aad gallant nation, to defend its rights i'm
a manly, open and efficient manner.
4. Rrsofoef. That we consider the act to en-.
force ami make more eHec-ual an act, entitled
= an act laying an embargo on all ships and YES.
49, 't - " NuS - oNit(S,
and the several acts supplementary thereto" ap.
proved OH the 9Th of January, 1909, BY the Pre-
stdeht ot the United States, as an invasion of the
liberty ct the people, and the constitutional Sove-
reiSnty of the State Governments.
8 RrsOived, That ii will be dangerous to the
freedom OF these states, 20 place nj the disposal
of the president ofthe u. S. a standing army of
500 volunteers
6. Resoipea, That in our opinions, the present
embarrassed and unhappy situation Of our coun-
try, might have been avoided, If the admimistra-
ton had pursued the %isc ard ff tttiert policy of
the IMMORTAL WASHINGTON.
z. Resof0ed, nevertheless, That we have the
fullest confidence that tie Patriotism of the good
people of the u. States will induce them 10 sub
mt to onwise and arbitrary laws, rather than re-
sort to violence and that they will use the rem
edN pointed out by the constitution for the evils
under winch they suffer, rather than ieopardize
the Union OF the States, and the independence
OF tner country, by an open opposition to the
4 .ws.
8. Pesofsea also, That the Legislature and
PeOPie oithe state of Delaware fell no foreign
Partially, and that they will defend Their couI,.
try from the aggression ofevery foreign foe.
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AN ACr
.er the reiicI.f Esnlnai B,nnant.

DE IL enacted By tke Senate and H5rse Of Re.
- presensa'ives II the U.itcd Stetes If An.aica
an Congress cssemoiea, That Edmund Deamont,
now imprisoned in the state Of Connecticut, shall
be and hereby is released and discharged from
all claim and demand OF the United States. TO q
certain judgement for n penalty of four hundred
dollars, recovered with costs, at their suit. before
the district court st Connecticut, holde II
in the m0sth of August, eighteen
hundred and six; SAVING and reserving neverthc.
less, the right and interest, If any there be,
which belongs to any third person.
]. VARNUM,
Speakers IF tie House IF REPRESENTATIVES
JIM NIL-LEDCE,
President Of the senate pro tenn pore
February, I, 1909.
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PURSUANT To deed OF trust, executed In
the Subscriber, 10y Patterson Fletcher, for
the purpose o. securing u sum of money, as ey.
pressed in said deed, due to Daniel TriDlett. of
the city OF Richmond: VIII be. sold, for ready
money, At the front door of Triplett T. Estes'sta
vef',, IN The town OF Charlottesville, on Monday,
the 9th day of March next, Being Albemarle
court day: One Negro Slave, by name IN
DREW. Acting as trustee for the benefit of o.
Tiers, l will only convey title vested in me q,
suc.. JOIN WYNN, jr. Trustee.
February 9 80
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SALEM, (Mssr J February I, 1909.
Z" Notwithstanding an the noise made in this
state, by NE tories and their adherents, about thc
law to enforce the embargo, every merchant WHO
Vactes has reputation, has compiled with ITS re-
qhs,t'ons fhu mus moi take ttc state ofNew-
T4,5end To- be as represented in t'e tory papers.
We ara still Ttet; and the war against govern.
ment isa mere war of words. The violence is
only on paper" "... Aayora.
The ATehdukc C~onsfenliae of Russia is
created King OF Poland.
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(BY AUTHORITY
or ThE UNITED s7d7Es.
ANACT


10 reuiOe and continue in force far a further time,
me fyst Section 81 THE act, entitled act Guy-
fhe' 10 P-oteet the commerce and SelBtsn Of the
On1ea STAIRS, dGeInst the BarbOy boJOers.''
E$E HeHecfedb D. the Senate and House al Retire.
- SentarvsS u the United States Of A~nleyjcr in
Congress assembled, That so much OF the act,
passed on the twenty first day of March, one
thousand eight hundred and four, ent led Gan
act further To protect the and sea-
men OF the United Sales against the 'Barbary
powers" as IS contained IN the first section Of
sad act, and which was revived and continued in
force, tor the time therein mentioned, by am act
entitled" An ACT 10 revive and con inue m force.
Tor a further time, the first ssction of the actscn.
htlcd An act further 10 protect the commerce
and seanen OF the United States, again,t the
Barbaiy powers" passed the nineteenth d,v oc
January, one thousand eight hundred and e;rLf.
be and he same hereby is revived and contInn.
cd III force, until the -irst dag of January, one
Thousand eight hundred and ten Provided how
ever, That the additional duty laid by tic said
section, shall be collected on all such goods
wares anc megchandize, liable to pay the same,
as shall rave been imported previous to that d,v'
J d. VAREUM,
Sbeatet Of the House of Re6reseqtatives
GEO CLINTON,
piee Pre,iacat II THE United Sfates and
bjesideAEe( Ahc Se1afe.
January 10, 1907.
A~FPROvED,
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TIL: JEFFERSON.

February, I, 1905
AFPRovgD,

a NEW LCE or ENIERYiINHENT,
- near The Cay O. Richmond The Suhscri-
bcf now occupying that pleasant seat tormerl,
the residence OF william alexander, Esu.a shnr,
distance bsiow the city ct Richmond, on the
road TO Williamsburg, respcctfu;iy inform, ,ie
citizens OF kichmun!, and t,e puf,jic ,-ener,Sh,
mat may Pass that WY, TIA, he has opened a
tfo'iSc 'i entertainment at tint place where he
is provided wiz good Beds, Stable s. a co,nmo-
dions house fos the reception ef COMPANY. H..
o"e's ms services TO provide for Parties who
may WISH 70 ~perambriatc that short distance
from town, for variety, for dAncine or hunting.
Nt "cine a ii,e range for Camel viii under.
take 10 furnish Venison or FISH, or wild Fowl
i'iiiicrs and BarGrcues in their season.-Frni.
''es VINO wish \ csaige of air can be a~ccoppoj,
ia wHth itcoms and Board for any length oftime.
- IS Iis intention also, to add 10 and beauty tke
'ormrf Garden, by laying out pleasar. walks. e.
recth'S Bowers, &c. IN the most pleasing variety
ct viii n ms taste may be capsbia. To- % 80
rsT IN inc proper season, with Ire, lcc-Creams
ol"aouSS, best fruits OF the season, and every u
o'er rcifes'mtnt init may be agreeable to ms Vi.
sjtors, and Will always keep IA supply of fine b.s,
Liquors, and good attendance on the most mo-
ue,'ee uerfhS-trusting thereby 20 merit the in.
duiEence and appreciation of an indIlgcnt and Il.
perai P"oiic, wh' may witness his ~unremittinr
ehdeaYors to please.
January 10. nlfIt
n. u. I. HULL is DESTROYS Of cmplo,inr ,
lew excellent Washers and Ii,ncrs. during The
present year, and will undertake. the W.sbino 9.
ironing tor 5 or 10 families, and as manv sinplc
gentlemen, on the most moderate terms, by the
quarter or year, and attend, i'm person. in ibc RI.
" OF Richmond, to the receipt and delivery of
the clothes.
orders left at the Vendue Office OF Mes.
setIs Frosser and Moncure, will be attended to
White House Inn, January II.
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FAMILY MEDICLNE;
Each sTticie hving the signature ogSiskoyd Ire
q Sen, orthe outside w-a3p.r.
Persons not attending 10 the above Instructions
are liable 10 be imposed upon.
The -proprietors thiai, it necessary to remind
tfe public, that these Medicines have been for
several years prepared by t,ern-thc rood effect,
OF which, are authenticated ~ some AZ our mist
respectable citizens and without a,tcodinr 10
the place of sale as above, and our 81 e,,t,,r. FL
purchaser may be disappointed. by rcceninc no
bene!it-not having the genuine Medicines nf
Richard Lee C. Son.
LEES ELIXtR, 4 sovereign remedy for Colds
obstinate Coughs, Catarrhs, AsE,inas. ;,re
iiroats and approaching Constructions. A s;,-
gle tflat OF t,is Medicine, will prove lis esicaci.
ous quality in restoring a perspiration ,nnmnn
to healthy people, it dislodges and exD,J, ,I.
touS!' visc'd phiegm or mucus, Strengthening the
Weakened vessels of the lung thus st,,k;nv ar
the roof OF the disorder, The symptoms of cotIvse
are ei'ectu'dly and permanently conquered.
q. parents 'pho nsap base children afflicted soiih
tie ho4birS con1h--This discovery is vc tic Eft
magnitude, as ii affords immediate relief, checks
ehe progress. and, IN a short time, entirely re-.
'naseS tic sFbst cruel disorder to wIicI, rb;jdran
are ''a''c-Tic Elixir liz so perfectly agreeable.
ana The dose So small, that 10 difficulty arises ia
Itakingit
LEES worm DESTROYING Lozrwcrs
TINS Medicine is superior To any ever og:.r.s
10 the puhLc, being innocent and mild cer,a;,,
aAAta NGIL dHI
and eihrscIous III It's operations. Should No
worms e%1st in the body, it will, without pain ~.
griping, cleanse the stomach and bowels al ,v,,,t-
ever - iou, or offensive, AMI thereby prevent the
PfoF"cuon ct worms and MANY fatal disorders
LEES Essence OF MusrArD, SO well knovr
torthe cure OF rheumatism, goat, palsy. sprains'
&c &c.
Lees GRAND RESTORATIVE, proved by
'ohg experience, 10 be uaeGualle,i in the cure Of
nervous disorders, ~consumptions, lowness of sni-
rits, inward weakness, &c.
LEES ANTI.BILIous PILLS.
F~retarca BY Richard Lee & Son, B1h;,no
Persons wiling to purchase this valuable Ma
d'c'ne, are requested to be particular in eno,i-
ring tor Lees Aati BHious Ills, pat up in wo,d.n
boxes having ON The outside wrapper, the sipna-
ture 81 Richard Lee and Son.
LEES sovEREIcN Ointment. for the Itch
witch IS warranted an intallible remedy at one
application.
ASUE AND FEVER DRoPs, for the cure Of
a9ues, relnittent and intermittent feyers.
PERSIAN LoTIoE, celebrated Tor the cure of
r1nG,worms, letters, and all e~ruptions OF the SKIN.
renderng'i 1t soft and smooth.
LEES GENUINE EYE-VArRR, an efTect,,I
remedy Tor ali diseases oftle Ewes.
iooTH-AcHE DRops, which give immediate
relief 80"
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AlRGlNlA. 70 wIr-At a Chanccrv Dis
tict Court, held in WILLIAMSBURG. the ,b
day Of November, 1908.
samuel Coleman. executor or Ieln Mclean,
PzintiB-agiinst Richard Fletcher, executor Of
Francis Ruiii1. who was executor of Rcbert
Eewsum, Samuel Builder and Martha his wifi.
i@ie rs~rtAl Cooke: Martha Cooke, infant dauph.
ter OF Robert Cooke, al Ma.tla his wifi Inv
John Newsuta her guardian, Iohn Ney-a..n
administrator ot.Robert Cooke, deceased Georre
X. T'yior, Richard F. TAYLOR, Robert RnrcI'Ss,
and Ann his wife, Watson Stott and Sarah his
wife, and Elizabeth Tayior-wh;ch Ceorr. K
Richard f., Anu, Sarah, and EIizsbeth are CHI
dren OF Richard Taylor, deceased, who was =
partnerof Richard Ta,lor snd COMPANY and
George Wray heir devisee and executor Of Jscob
NVray, who WIS exc cutOr, heir, devisee & ier,,ec
OF Ja'ncs Wray, who was 4 partner of Richard
Taylor and company. Defendants.
The defendants Watson 5tott * Sarah his wifi.
not having entered their appearance and r;vcn
ctur'ty accord rg 10 il,c Act of Assembly. & The
rI!es ct th's court, & it app airing to the satisfacti.
o. oi the Court, that DIZZY are not inhabitants ofth;s
Country, on the motion Of the P!ai, tiHS. by tI,eir
council, III is Ordre! That the said defendant
do appear here, on the first day ofthe next terms
AMI answer the bin Of tie Pi.intiff and that >
copy OF this ord'r be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper, at the city of Richmond. for two
months successfully, and posted on The front door
OF the former Capitoi, in This city.
Attest,
ANTHONY ROBINSON, c. c
January 81.
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January 81.

NIRGiNIA-At a Superior Court of Chance.
ry' holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the first day OF September. 1903
James Gosden and Mary his wife. late rtarv
Tucker, Administrators OF Joel Tucker, decea..
SD, and reiict and executrix of VIM. Parrot.
deceased, and in her own righ,, HiainHf-A.
gainst Joseph Wilson and John .rcyes. Dcf,t,
=. THE defendants Joseph Wilson aud Iohn
Groves, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act Of Assembly.
and the rules OF tbs court, and it appearing is
the satisfaction OF the court, that they ave nor in.
hao'tantS OF this country, on motion Of the pl,in.
THIS, by counsel, II is orArcd, That the said de.
tend sSts do appear here ON the first d,y of the
hcXt Term and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs,
and that Il copy otthis order be forth will, inserted
IN some ne VS. paper published in the city Of
Richmond, for two months successivelv, & nos.
ted at the front door ofthe capitol in The said ci.
ty.
A Copy. Teste,
PEIER 7TNSLEr T.. {.
-. eaw8w
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EOK SALE, Il likely Mulatto Boz. about Is
4 years of age, has been accustomed to house
For terms apply at this office.
January 10. 9qwtf
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january II.

AMfS SEhBkoOK, TIfLOR. returns his
> S,Gtcfd fhdnks to his Gicnas and the euLi;,,
for their Hberaf encouragement, and iqf5,7ns them.
thGt he has rernoved f6m Huyis's Garner. 10 fhr
House iafeD occupied ~ Vr. WiAia,n P,ichari,
B~oek-SeYer, rest @ooy d5oce The PgSt office. qYhere
all commands, in his line, -riH be thayI5aXg yersL
vrd' and baqcfTaHv ahenied to-and that he efiK
continues, copsfaHtly, 10 'eceive the newest E4shioas
Hom PjiddcIthi0. Tar. 5. 2a7v1yvGyi a1U4zp
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The Boston Palladium informs, that 3ohs o.
Aaan,s, Esq has an action to attend in the SH-
preme Court of the u. S. relative to the Georgia
lands and that this is his only business at The
seat of government.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14

We understand that a further quantity of cot
ton bagging has been seized by the custom. house
officers, IN a store ON Indla-wharf; probably of
the same importation as that taken on Saturday
last Boston Chronicle.