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..s l's3iso':a; Regitter.
IN Senate.
IJsGaesday, Narcb 81.


III. Graut presented the petition of sun.
Gry l"baillants OF Washington, praying
Congress 10 empower them to form COM
Pnrs i"r a,a@,ng turnpike road from the
rfe'tat!on " Nermon, Avenue to point
where i Snail intcrsect the boundary line oil
'hr district. g erred 10 Messrs. Brent,
C"ndH, and 22.,ihewson.
he s@na'e greed to the resolution Of
the i'9pae IT. the appointment Of joint
conjmttct, III consider and report the bus
mess ncct afyto be acted on during the
present session and when it may be expe~
dent TO close the same. Messrs Gregg,
Crawford, Clay, Franklin and Anderson,
were az pointed on the part of the Senate.
ROADS AND CANALS.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the bill for the Improvement OF the U.
States By public roads and canals.
Il motion was made by 4Ur. Lci5 to strike
out the first and second articles of the bill
authoriaing the. subscription to the stock oi
airy company for making roads or canals
which may have been or shall be establish
ed in Massachusetts or New Jersey.
The question being taken ON striking cut
SO much as relates to Massachusetts, Wa,
lost. Yeas 1G.-Nays s.
On motion bv M,. Giles to postpone the
further consideration Of the bill to the frsi
.NanA.u in Deccmhey nest, it was determi'
red in the affirmative.
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Capture oftbe Isle ef IOurbon.
.CNDON I,,r on

Early 10 the morning of the Esd Sept. a.
bout $50 of our brave soldiers and 600 cf
our royal mariners, were landed before day
break, and soon carried three of the forts.
i he squadron went in and fired their Lroad
sides, ard then hauled out the Syrias fri.
gate, capt. Pym, stood in again, and anxi
Gus to avail himself Of the only oppor,uni-
ty that presented itself to his vigilant eve.
he asked leave, aud was permitted, by Sig
nal from the commodore to anchor; and
accordingly in the most gallant style, CARR
cd his little ship in, and placed her within
pistol shot of the beach, and half pistol
shot OF the Care'ipe French friga.e, and
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the tW o Fast ladaH'tn ,rrd y y, rch ,ic ,f
war. and opened 50 heavy hft on III, m
from his English bnli dogs, thar in 20 min.
utes Che troops at the same time charging
through the town the whole struck Their
colours.-Both army and navy Joined in
this brilliant enterprIze, declaring ,ha, ,hev
never saw or tho'ti possible for a ship 10
keep up 50 tremendous a fire as the Svrius'
exhibited on that occasion and we under.
stand it was principally owing to The verv
great exer,lons of capt. Pym, his officers &
crew, that the two East Indimen were saw
ed from being burnt ; or that any Of the
stores and goods from the shore, were tax
en- oft and put on board the Streatham.
The following are the ships and vessels
taken.
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Horse Bills

H"'r'' "a y aN hours notice, a. the Cfcc ,r .hs
@A<e.'e u Elegant Horse hgercs.
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CHARLESTON, March IS.

CHARLESTON, MARCH IS.
ac' q letter dated Liverbsol fan 20.
Il he niod, of the people are all afloa,
.cs. lrti 10 the present situation of af-
ia he relaxation of the French res
:. '.'as O. neutral ships appears evident
y 4t to ioment the breach between
It ,a'":ry and America, as they will
- cry ship going to France, unless
IL, ? ae some arrangement made. This
CoYecomtnt has opened the trade 10 the
Ia and Hamburg, to neutrals, with Brit
ish c-nces. We are anxious for the
Kin. speech suppose it will be out to-
wa'.., the end of the week--irom the
tenar it, we may form some judgement
Of h ~ their pulses bca, with regard to us,
and whether Mr.. Jackson's conduct will
I've conde mned or applauded-his cons
dus, is vrrv generally approved here-ihey
will 1ut admit the construction put on his
leu s'o ~. Smith, and accuse us of in-
tees sa@e and partiallty 10 France"
- iriah frlgate IIebe, capt. Fife, is
croi ,E onr bar under pretence of
loot sor a French frigaie-She boarded
tnr i. v.,G.s she 1 inst-L;ty Gn1ette1
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4 IfGttheuy Ke071

INFORMS his friends and the public
A that he has opened Dry Good Store Of
she west SIDE Of Market Street, next door
below he corner of Second Street; where
ne offers for sale a handsome assortment of
,easonable goods on moderate terms
Wilmington, Jane II, 1909.
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NATIONAL FINANCES.

In consequence of letter, addressed by Mr.
EhiteS, as Chaitman Of the Committee Of Ways
and Means, to Mr.. GnliGfin, requesting his o.
pinon &C as to the most eligible mode of Oh.
tanning morey by loan-keeping in view both
the facility of borrowing sums commensurate
with the exigsncies ofthe u. State. and the ul
innate e3tinguishment of the debt contracted, :"
The Secretary Of the Treasury has made long,
and as usual an able report, Of which the fol-
lowing arc the OUT lines
Mems.
/. LoAxs-A probability that the holders OF
the @1eaanged six per cent stock, amounting 10
S3,7 1000, payable in 1910, and of the c5n-
perfed six per cents, dive in l8l !, amounting 10
Sl,8oo,0o may be induced TO re-loan the same,
irredeemabie for few years.
9. Borrou;ns tron tie Banks.
5. I.oans .fom Iadt7iduais, commensurate
with 'he national capi,al and ''portion OF
the public lands, if necessary, given either a
Premium or giving an option to the subscrib-
ers, may be advantaSeously applied in taciltat-
ing loans, or improving their terms"
a. Issuing Treasury Noies, to moderate a.
mount, bearing interes, one year after date pay
able TO order.
5. Increase Of DMies, for the present, and in
case OF war, to .oub!e their present amount.
8. Public Lrnds--by reduction in their
prices, and selling her, in large tracts, to draw
the attention of apecuiators, who would thereby
be excited to buy, in order TO sell again in small
PARCELS.
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WASHINGTON RICE

. hNi'ECTFCLLT informs the old Gus.
Il y toners OF 3radnn & Rice, and the public
gene 'y, that he has purch ,se,l t,, stock Of, he
s"i= n M and will contnne the Grocery bust
ntSS' ~ 'he sAmr sto'es, where his friends and
customers may be supplied WITH artic,rs in his
ling, " hne>ale and licaj, on reasonable terms.
Fehrnarv OF. ,r
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10 Paper Makers.

&sT ANiED. against the first of April next.
p"p@r-maker with small family. A
steady workman may be accommodated with a
good mouse and garden, and will receive the h,ob-
CT wages.
Horatio G.. Garrett.
February "a. IF
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Notwithstanding the burning Of he store
houses. in which the greatest part Of ths:
cargoes Of the captured British ships were
laid up, this island is likely to prove a valu.
able prize to the land and sea forces to
which i, surrendered. 1t is said that letters
received at the Admiralty, from Admiral
Berthe, commander in chief of his Maiesty's
ships aud vessels on the station, announce
sae arrival of treasure at that place from
isle Bourbon to The amount of 3 millions &
a ha'f OF dollars. supposed to have been
realized altogether by the sale of British
capn'td ships and property, 10 the Ameri-
g who frtquented the Island, and the
F'ance, for the purpose of making
E." Faeis.-Jndging from this fact, the
" 81! the Isle of France may be looked
ar9 % as periec, mine Of wealth.
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Public Sale.

At one o'clock. P. NJ. on SATURDAY the
lOh tay Of February next, the subscribe
will offer for sale, at the coffee house,
ALot of Ground on the north
side of King street, between Fairfax * Wa
trr streets, extending in front OH King street
81 feet inches, in depth 60 feet, bounded on
tn. North b. Rams vs. a!ey.
Tie sale viii b: msde under deed Of
tru,; to The subscriber, and All ine'isputable
tile conveyed 10 the purchaser. A credit OF
tlrec, SIX, and months viii be allowed ON
good negotiable notes with an approved en-
,,or.ar. A lien IN the property will DO re-
tanned un,i! payment.
r. l. Taylor.
January -. 2awts
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vou15y shs constitutions Neither shrink
from the responsibility with whica. tin
vests you, nor dssrad. your high Office by
palsry in:rigu-s with the Legislators, !, Give
us your naked unbiased opinion eaihs s:ate
Of our Affairs: Tell US honestly what we
have to expect. D, TOUR duty aud be IT
at their owa p=ril if congress fail IN theirs.
II it be necessary to express an opinion o.
tue conduct of Oh. courro Of St. James,, Or
lis ambassador, Lee il not be done in the Ian
guag- of the cart Of St.Gias's. Above all
save Us from the fangs OF France. Lave u.
not 70 curse reyolu;isn itself; for which we
SHALL have paid too dear price, is we pur-
chase few years of Independence at the
exp-n-e of An age, perhaps an eternity OF
bonAage. Can YOU anticipate Tor your
country and for the world, the dark and hor'
rid night Of tlespotisn which succeeded TO
the usurpa,ion of Gct*vinnus, and not sick
en- at the prospect: When the >wrstched
victim could fad no refuge within the
haunts of civilizr man from his oppressor-
When I'll. hum;s, mind itself sunk under
tic narcotic powes of despo,ism
The observations which have deemed It
nv duty 70 submit TO YOU, and thro' you 70
the public, have been hastily thrown tose-
thrr ondcr circumstances not the most pro-
pitious 10 successful compsitlon. ! write
Or dictate rath*rftor without the aid OF an
amanuynsis should be unable to address
yon) under the pressure Of disease, wnen
tie operations Of the mind are, Of necessity,
slow and painful and am not unconscious
o! tar ohscuritv and feeheness, which IN
m? present situation am unable To reme-
dy. Ualer other circumstances, ] aatser
mysslf, this .drras would have been less
unworthy Of your attention. write, how
ever, n, ither to acquire fame, nor to crafty
spleen; but TO serve my country. | an
prepared for i'm ,,u;asions. at forei ~ pattia.
E;;>s and attachments. Livery honest man,
vino in 1898, attempted to arrest the mad
career O! our political Malvolio, was s,ig.
n,at!s.d rs the adh-r-nt oi France {; and |
hope sir that you had the honor to be- Of he
numbsr. o. this susIcc, of foreign partia-
litIrs, permit ME to conclude in the words
Of treatise, which earnestly recommend
70 your most serious attention. I" shall be
called" tory and friend o.. Great Britain, l
scppos:, FOR expressing these sentiments.
IRIS is to me matter oi perfect indlftcr-
ence. | do ANY duty IN king public the
facts and impressions (Which ;hink it of
Importance that ,I,e attention of the country
ST. aid be directed and arn too much oc.
copied with the honest anxiety excited by
these statements, even to b. conscious OF
the contempt, with which, &C another time,
might treat such lnslnaations"
MUCOUS.
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Diltf;ct Of Columbia,

County Of .Aerand,;a, Jan:2S, 1910.
WAS committed to the Jail of this county
as runaway, y negro man who calls him.
self JOHN GELAT, and says he IS The pro-
perty of Mr.. Edward .an,bier, of jamestown,
Nirginia--he is about 10 years of age, Eve
feet eight inches high, had on jacket. and
pantaloons of negro green cotton, aud an old
brown cloak he had Two horscs with him,
which lie WIS Offering for sale. The swner
is requested TO come and prove MS property,
pay charges add take him aways otherwise l,s
will be disposed f~s the law directs.
James Campbell, Tailor.
January %. f.. rr law1m.j
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New Tooth Extractor.

THE subscriber has effected an improve
msnt in lac Instrument Tor extracting tee,h'
by ,.Aich that operation is rendered consider
ably les. painiuk and more sale, than by the
COMMON method, and applies i'll all Cases.
During some months use OF this in'tru-
mcn,, t,hc only one except Brui's Patent,
where tina, will apply Ane jaw has in notn-
stance been injured, nor the gum torn Tor Ia
eerate.I.} ' r' ..., -,
Persons who chuse it. attended at their
homes as usual. Apply lower end OF Prince
Oh: Douglas.
Intending to apply for a patent, 1t cannot
be seea fer examination At present.
December %. 5 ~ eosM
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TO BE Z T. N / f. y.

For one or more yedrs,
WAT valuable properly commonly CALI
Il e. Jones's Point, now occupied by Jo-
SAN BxowsIEG --Also, the MsrM and H'0s
adjacent. The terms will be made known by
Dr.. St.hhen Cooke, near Lcesburgh, Loudoua
county.
The subscriber having been informed that
JOSIAH Bnow SiSo mas committed various de-
predations OIL the point, that he has sold tho
stone which surrounded It. and the soil it.
self, gives no,ioe TO those who have been en-
gagged in this honorable traffic, that rspsI-
tim Of i. viii inevitably subject them to tho
penalties Of the law. -
John R. Cooke.
December 10. d3tkiaW.
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LOST, Or raislaid, Certificate for one
Snare OF stock in ;Hc Little River Turnpike
Company, No. 3ji, dated f;a Dcce mher.
1898, in the name Of JOHN THOM ", OF
Fairfax, in consequence Of which | ANAL aP-
ply 20 the President and Directors OF said
Con, ,,any for a renewal Of said Cert'htate.
Daniel minor,
Attorney for Mrs. Thomas, sdInin'-
rstix Of John Thomas decd.
anuary Is. 1aWS
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CHRISTOPHER GRID,
HAIR D RE S Sc X

- HAIR d RG SIS R,
ID ETURNS his most grateful thanks to
IL the citizens OF Alexandria and its VIZ
entity for the very great patronage and pre-
lection he has received from them. sincs ms
commencement in business in tai. :own, now
near fourteen years-He hopes from steady
attention and desire to please to merit
continuance OF their favors so long as they
may think him worthy. - y
:. Feb |. ... ~. g, d7ts ~
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: Nesu Shds Store.
Z S. n & u. RE- EsD. s 8 :.

'DsESPECTFULI.Y ;infoun 4ti,ssiaAaAS-
N Ftants Of Alexapdria ssad IL vieiaiH,
that they Nave juss opsned aa6, Sc sals,Aa
Fsirsx'st.eets ahres doorst from Kias Nlne&,
4 gensrAI Engagement Of jaAiess ta4uesEsus,
missea, boys and ehilArens SHOES d @pvy
descriptiuM pariicularly salsstsA Son sate
best factories, " the Isst raatssiils isd 49,
eklbstferns. " Z st1is II 14.aV,s csTt $
81 Alao aquaniy e ItA9s.'s ~
JSuusry ~. q y sFI,. SsSsf. 49,,
d So = -. gsystIsEjt77ftse
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y crSsx ssxk ~ fen nSe3otf ri

~ rrSsSE sSts 81 ten
rose 81 dishibuirg sTsiis erseabiy VIZ
order d Council I y
,2fTs The eommi.tex viii srklaily Re
cel,c donations ircmthese' who are olspo:i'
SD 10 assist the poor u ,Akxandris, which
may he deliser.d @ james Harris, tbs
.Ie,k Of the Ins.ket. . y =:
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,surs thatmigh, tead, "A We supposed,
accelerate il. But when Engtlnd does
. II she will like che. strong NAN in the scrip
TO, she win embrace ,ae pillars OF N:
rIe of human liberty and human safe
s., and Its destruction viii be the last ell
1T If her desperate strength impair
a. m Eyiem ruma?" Was it less the in
tsrest of Sparta and OF Athens OF wasting
themselves in the PeioPone sian conflict, 10
" h. shand their strength tor the eo.nnon seE,'
hScause one of those states was under re-
cal, and the other under aPopus'r govern
,in,n,s Even the Grrek COLONIES OF Asia
Minor, sihough subject to III Persian
monarch, refused to r:vet their CHAINS by
hiding their assistance 10 IN" gTcUt k'ny
against the parent roa,hrv. 1t IS napossi-
BE, SIR, that gentleman Of yoar sasaeity
and politica!Iearr!ns can for mor' mt be-
deceived by the cant OF "tie liberty Of the
seas ana commercial 0Ha~e, h@!I out by the
dictator of Eurcpe ~ ,.s!4,!e the malt;,uhc
both at home AMI ahroad." You are too
we'll acquainted WI II the sc;n,incss Of our
resources witch the iIh~rrns weakness ut
1he gOvernmrn; ~v>r winch YOU rrrSiic
ano with the pnwc;s Q: l!tn>h inl,igne,auI
French arms, not IT, kuHT how dAAlrrYus
our situation must o.rGIar, wen B,ua-
r.. S.s." ~ =, ~.
49,. ''''' 80 Wv ~
a.. .,,,iI - .,,.,, 49, ..,;| 49,. 'H r.
=, ~. T,rI,,G s,a,rx ~; -, 49,. ,hr.,..Ixss
nrI.r ~. .nr,..,,,.,, * :, .,v.,,ron, =.
u,..nI> ior rs e.sn,,Iiem =, ,.s,;raiJ. rnr
j., ru,,-, iutr. wnu .,i.r., ~ -. ".
p,c,u,n, NJ P,,.ch .g:..i, nr ny,srIy,,,,,n.
rcrr,.ny :, ia. sam. ,"un,~v !II,, !; r-,,,r.
sl,nc i,..c 70 2a5.:; n..,.s: D,yo. $40.
pose ,sir,,, So ~ ea.,i !, .;oft IN, consg;.
ray, b,,:,t with .?rt,s !. .ul i,v,rs nr e..
m!;. sYs,,aa,~,, - ia, ~. n y.,.rrn,, ~,
OF ~. 1,t~,y.I Comm, ,vnn'n RI. ...r''
ness OF h, : y,y,u. rev.. -, ~. ,.rJa,, 81
the lc,i.o Of u,r,r. ,r.,., ;'r"y.,,r.
O., the Grand d.,r,..o @; OI.,n,? q, wn";I
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VALUABLE PROPERTY 4,
.r - FOR SsA l. Z. E,Sa.. (.


OIL" FOR SA l. Z. G,sa,..
A threestory BRICK WARE
HOUSE at the corner Of Union and Pfiucs-
streets {; 70 feet front upon Prince, and A.
feet 4 inches :iront upon UBion-s,iect. DC.
cupied by Jonathan and David Ross. p
A HOUSE and LOT occupi-
ed by JacobLcap; this. Lot frorts 81 fecs s
inches on Union-.Ireet, and 81 feet . inches
on 20 feet alIeys it will be sold sltogstAst,
or divided as may best suit purchasers. -
A vacant LOT binding isot,
Duke, Patrick, and Wol-sreets,, being onff-
fourth Of a square. 81 "a III -.
T. For terms apply to ~. 4 - ,,s;.f
=. John Jani,nrseyr...::s
nae. 10. s9.y5f9 lawtSs
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CongreG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY,, January 81.

'I7asen for the alexandria Gazene.l
'IBetpre all the blanks in the appropriation
bill were filed, last evening, the committee
rose, reported progress, and had leave to
81, again. And the house adjouraea.]
"WEDNESDAY.
mr.. Tallmadge obtained leave of alb
sence for Mr.. Dapent0rs, 70 the remand
er Of the ssion.
A bill for the relief of Phineas Barney
from prison was presented and referred.
mr.. Nelson from the committee TO whom
was referred the petition of sundry officers
of the revolutionary army, made a report,
which was referred to a committee Of The
whole on Monday next.
The order Of tie day on the bill making
appropriations 70. the support of govern.
mens was taken up in committee OF the
whole Mr.. Cuts in the chair.
The committee went through the bill aud
it was reported to the house as amended.
1t was Immediately taken up in the house,
and the several amendments agreed to.
There was motion made to strike eut the
clause which gives the additional IS pr. Ct.
to the clerks in the public Offices. This
question was taken by ayes and noes and
lost, ayes 81, noes 63. -
Mr.. Lyon moved to strike out a part OF
the clause making appropriations for the
salaries of public officers 30 as to specify
cations to whom ministers shall DC sent.
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Lands near Warrington for Sale.
7 WILL SELL, on moderate terms, that
l. valuable and highly IMPROBABLE TRAGT
OF LAND, situate on the east side of tho
Warrington and Alexandria Turnpike, and
bounced by Potomac river. This tract il
distant about a mile and half frera WASH
,ing,on and three and half from Alexandra,
contains about 50 acres, one Eth whereof is
marsh Ct the first qualify, The balance is ara.
bic, afIor'ins several line springs Of water,
end beautiful situation for building. Tho
lands will be shewn and terms made known
.npon application to :. .
Charles Alexander,
$50" o Philip. j.
January ~ d7t
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alsranaeta Dal1a 6a,stte.
: ...;rri t-sss $50 i*E 7as
TTr2 SDAY, FEBRUARY /. :
Trans !atel fran Spanish Papers.

Trans !atea fran Spanish Papers. !
Anon sss the many vexa,ioas insaks
which the conquered provinces are obliged
to Submit to from the tvrant monarch who
call. himself a philosopher. and boasts of
his humanity, may be enumerated the fol-
lowing decree just issued by Kellerman, the
French general. ~ 7
Considering that It is necessary to aug
rnent the It sources aud means Of increasing
his imperial majesty's cavalry, and to cat
CIT from the rebels and thieves the means
Of procuring horses, for their incursions-
we order, that all horses male and female,
belonging to the inhabitants Of the provin-
ces composing La Espagna Superior, viz.
Salapanr1, Tamora, Tero, Leon, Valla-
.d6lid, Valencia, Burgos, Sor;a, Santan-
der, Vizcaya, Cuipizcoa and Alava,of the
height of four feet four inches, or FIVE feet
ard half an inch, Castilian measure, or a
bove. be put in reqaistion for the use of
the French army, and shall be brought to
the capital Of each department to be reeeiv-
ed and deposited. Tae governors Of each
province shall carry this decree into execu.
ton, and remit me a statement u,ereof.-
Every hose under 1.2 feet, and all mares
months, with foal, and horses 80 months
old, shall be made blind of The left eye, -
that they may be rendered useless for the
ssrucr by the owners. Defaulsen herein
shall be punished by q fine OF four tmrs the
value OF the animal. The execution Of
this decree is entrusted to the governors,
commandan,s Of arms, the commandan,A Of
all detach.Aen,s and flying columns.
KELIERMAN,
General Of Division,
Gov. Gen. Of pGn superior.
Oct. IS, 1909.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

-. Tanuory e9th, 1910. ,
ORDERlD. That the sum OF two hun,
dred dollars be and the same IL hereby ap-
propria..d for the relief Of the poor OF the
town of Alexandra, and that Alexander
Mckenzie. Aaron Hewes, John Sutton,
Robert And erson, William Rhodes, WIN.
Newton, Thomas Shreve, and John Csha:
gen, he committee to Distribute the same.
Extract FROM the minutes. /
49," a,.se ADAM LYNN, &C.
JrHa }
NO TIC z.
The above named Committee Of Coun.
Gil will meet At the Council Chamber on
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n O T | G. F..

January -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
MR. SAMUEL OWEN.
FURS for Sale.

a LARGE parcel Of valuable FuRs.
y collected at the Quilted States Facto
RES on the Mnsoari and Upper Missis sip
pr will be offered at public auetion, in lots
at the stores of the SUPPLEMENTARY r-fr
dian Trade in Georgetown, on M 1hrAay the
10th OF April next, at 4 o'clock.-Arnonr
these are ABOUT $500 pounds OF Beaver, a
considerable quantity OF Racoon, Musk rats
and small turs isat same tigie viii be sold
{ parce! o! indian dressed Deer skins.
Approved notes II ninsty days will be
received in payment for iii sums exceed
ing ono hundred dollars.
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