The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1807-03-13 00:00:00, page 3

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d from tbe Or-f.
letters A adnii-''
. estate of kithani,
ymeioni hfivir.g •' ft the laid d<
tretiereby warn* if die fame, with'
the vi ackers thereot to the f'uhfcrlber tn or'
beii.re the (Oth da; ol
rs». y otherwiie bylaw be lixclu.-e.i from all**
benefit of the (aid elUte. Arid ail
i tl.e laid deccafed are rcque
irhmedlate paymentttt
tJivan on icr toy hand this n.'.h day 0 '
1807.
TffOM.'.S BOWIE, A.lmr. of
Richard cramphin.
Fek iB-—w6t
long them hi
. .— they i
rent uti m
of th/> Prhj
•vt£
fv dollars RevvaM.
T .
jtveh for apprehending snt
•: young Mulktto man flfivt
hrcd by me
the lid sbfciinder
1
ufly and well made, hasfbort
tO f:..v-'
ife is reck
• of an eafy
r a nian in his low fphcfC vi <
rd of by lru
at he has h"d the
a oii hoar.
■ a at Aieysndfis or Bai
tai.s« lii.ii up and fe<i
from me the sbo i
I to II)(
■-■( totn* M. P* Cauiio at Port Tobacco.
ii. B. CAUaIN.
Mi*r es County,
d
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ininid, thr
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fie one
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r h;
it ion (i
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rr.i an - v '"|
v.-c i.
■r > 1 tb i
nianl j
—,
ftatc of V arylsnd, Montgomery count* J!
wt, ffivMuber f erm i ag ether j
i-N is the rellowieg to, Whi |
Ol RKD by tiie court that all Aiit» ■
Dlitted :r. gl rbr (JfenerSl Court to.
th:;' coofi, iip.h,t the aiil oi alien. Iv ..
** A-n. j(sl to provide for the organisation sncll,
v :ht c.-arts oi common law in.
•>r the admiulftrstfon of ji.il-a
" and eoneiiiued onder th« n.!c to etnpj y
a a fhail not continue longei
<o the end of the nest coutt, bi
(vi ors bite relied then i
to appear to
. on or hefoi
of ncs* term, or the fame wIU he hied, o*
i. ss the cafe «iav he dttrii
ojf>,
rON DF.ALL, Clt Montgb.
mery county court.
i T'i og rt' tbe moit itnex.
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for if, we are
r of to-cjay on ■
It will he •
• ifiere ir. no rlimrnuti. n of
imna ;
» cted.
Thi ■ th* i
. u'ii-r
LiONabl) presents one of the i
n, ahi j'
* '.'., cv which .
ile'. I la\ iog for its! 1
- on I over- '
lee sj stem, i
and the r ilaii r on ; ,% '
tism.
[it i*. I
v( ited to ,
kiiil that this suf
has i exclusive
snch effects,
»dU
of foreign lujusth c •
il c met <"i the thri
rye ol p"i v, v
•:■ a:n i' nnble ii
<:o. dnct pf \-i'.;i p
•
.nd that !
.. could not Uiti< i,
nnly pi eparing
■ w his sword as am-it toe eg]
it i ;
not niarvi \ ho after
'iirioiislv opposing X' mis man.
ise, mi. I
10 ruise
ci nment ;
in this at- '
kempl ' under Ms banners to
ipor- c
'US l Ira I '
■
■■ oi in: they hefbre busly '
: the '
» ' be imposed upon by m '
■1 Tin ed a trea
evelled at the deal
I ienl of our felicity v
!ted. E
That views wi
or ho. evident from the uni.
'■am tenor of his actions for a con
v ere, why l
[involve hit louda and d
\\ hy not •
in motion a body of enterprising young
-men, idle pt'ti xt of uu ajjri-'
ral settlement i Why embitrk in s
his employ in< n Iy ol bank
rupt fortunes f These, it is true, ferm
only presumptive but they?
I'itroog-Jy i orroboratf clear, decisive,'
eel '
at he has eXtehskfe*
\\y propagated falsehoods i Has he not]
very Friend that he could not!*
Did he not impose on several'
j iiiiH'a ni : 'c. rs,tif the highest st'an
in the Wi stern country, the bifltel
nt of the government ;j
ithat i powered to prepare and!
lead a military force against the Spa»j
|h i Did he not intimate that he
commissioned, or soonj
did he hot offer romniis-l
>|sionsto them ? Dill he not command
Ijthe talfents of Mr. Henry Clay, a Se
nator of th* U. S. m his defence, by a
irstion teeming with untruths I s
'Did he not endeavor to get commissi
into his hands for the base pui l
i rs of the U.S. from
their duty, and • em into mea
sure's indirect hostility to the tie v.
ler i he expectation '
aU! have |
i the impression that lis sch« mes
Buthori,srd hy the i
Did lie not, in fair . I to cor
the c'ommandrr in i biei of our
mil its, during a period of imminent
rndontly of that which
flowed from his own marl insttions '.
Caii there b* a blacker offence than
this; Lawyers may say it is not tr-a
rong sense of an unsophis
ticated, mind will pronounce it tteaaon.
| able.
I he evidence of all the facts we have
in-"; one, is already before
i t c public ; we mean the letter of Burr
to Mr. (day, the flogittoasni
, which must st least conscien
• mind. This letter we subjoin,
invite the attention of the- nation to
it, atid we demand what confidence
rwards to he placed in tin
! man, who could write such a I
: with the view of engaging in his de
powerful i one whose '
: I%'hoii 'votion to liber
i ty, to republican principle, to union,
..'in! who had recently been constituted
f one ol its highest constitutional gUardi*
an,. I.' tit hi : I'd that it was
- il ' ■ ' a..."- i'l-n
--that Mr. Clay's
illy were cV.rrin ahried,
. Would not nave
lnii n wns probably
putted by the
JGrati
/'.•■ I Pec. 180.
r have 1 :
lutionj
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•.VASri.KGTON CITY.
1.,.
intermeddle with tfc
vernment oc'tQ disturb the ti
of the V.
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to ai
if docs
any j ' me by .- ty of
t'.v i h my kno * If dge.
My views !. •.\ cue tt I
to, ai I the
and. i
,■ Ihi d ■ d by the
v, ith com
rtf honor and every good citizen mnst
ove.
Considering tiie b'.gh station you now
n our pi
. thcui ht these eaplanattions.btoper'as
tt> counteract thechinn ncal taie-
which n.ah'v l< .us have so in
< (tu^trniiviv circulated as to satisfy yem
aye not e> p t: »
, a man in any way unfriendly to.the
laws, the government, m the interests
1, hi« country.
Respectfi
v rvant,
A. BURR.
\The ffon,
letter, and com
o.eots sUbstaittt
t
14 1 ha\ n, r.or have 1 *
ny measure, to-promote a dissoli
>1 the union or a separation of nn; Cnicji
fates from the residue,"— !i
Contrast with this bold declaration!!!
.' whole bl Baton's deposition—and*
liyth.r following statemei t :
" He, Burr, now I ud open his
ct 61 rcvolutioni • i\ estt. n '
r'y, separating it trorft the union,
stablisbingn m'hirch there, 1 f vi
:s to be tiu' sovi*rtign, JS'ew Or
■ i" be hi
on tbe watt r» < : »sissippi,
.tending conquest to Mexico.
--v 1 have neither published a line on
ibject, nor has «r>y bi li mj r
igency, or with my know!
Is it to be.believed that the lo
*-d to Blannerhssset, iii d
,"d in the Ohio papt-ra, were written'
, without the approbation of Burn, wuetiK
, the i c flight of the form*
dead of ni rm inhered, and hi si'
rr at Nat< h
"• 1 bai v r to intermeddle)'
r wiih the government or to disturb tbtj
|Uility of the V. S. or of its texri-L
f tones or any part of th< 1
The affidavits ot Wilkinson prove],
thai his oSjt-ct was to rei to.
territory of Orleans, to seiae the bank.*
and plunder the- town, and that he « s (
pected togalnover the army and navy.*
M 1 have neither issued nor signed
ed a com mi- sic n to any
ion tc»i any purpose. '■ 1
VVhut dr>es Eaton say on this head i I"
"He now proposed to £ive me the
cd command in his arm). 1
him who shmdd have the chief com
'mand? He said, General ty'ilkih-son." I
What dots T r «xton say ? And i
J What does General Jackson of Ten-i
Jnesseasaj ?
(! ** My views have been fully explain-'
ed to, and approv- ri \r , several of the 1
cipal often s of government, andj l
. . lieve, arc well understood by the ail-,
'1 ministration and seen by it with com-,
■ ncy—they are sUch as every m. 1,
t . t honor and every good citizen
, pi-rove."
Here Was the grand lure,.! This was
j he cover, under which it wps presomp
. ti'oual ni the expedition would
t voci'fi! without v check. Spain had
feelings of the wes. ■
alive on this head,
ready, under the banners of their
-. at the voire of the nation, to
ike a dreadful vengeance. This whs
|,'he pulse, which ai physician
iJMiewhow to manage, and on whose ex
tent d».*pended the fruition of his
, ope-*. liirr, therefore, it was neces
ary to apeak decisively ; and the art
- ul Jußg'' : " well k'.iev/ that bowx.yer de
c ectieni might ensue, it would come toe
Acquitted with eolaf in ivebtuc
y, with this stamp to his innocence, he
? o doubt expected, as he progressed,»
a o increase his friends and adherents,
. rtut he was disappointed—miserably
. liaappointed—ther net al government,
contrary to his calculations, got thi
start of him, their Vigilance even sur
r passed his cunning, and the affection
p. <m\ confidence of the western people
~ turned out to be unshaken.
i Who the principal officers of the £0
vernment to whom he ful'y explained
, himself are, do not appear, nor, is it
a probable that they ever will ; —thst his
Vs were well understood by tbe ad
ninistratibn, may he tme, but in a
very c'iH'etent way from that intended
.ny him ; —that th.ey were seen with
: complacency by them is totally destitute
.. of foundation.
, Hut. independently of all these pre
i sumptions and facts, we are reinfn
the damning deposition ol 1
g Relieve that deposit on, and never was
T there a more ferocious plot engendered!
" the creation of the world.
,-President was to be assi c sinated—the
slature to h • turned neck and
1/ not of doors. How < by the
. It con hi 'nave
as Would they not ha\
V\'ho that ki
which the two lions • cd'Cr-'
'd-.t that »s not con vine d '
Then
would have Rowed. V
iblicans in]
,'the ditfurent s.i Id have shafeti
I his is to give Notice
'I*
J, HAT the rublcriber hath o tinned from
the Orphans coertof M°atgotnery c< unty au ;)
tie (late d Maryland, letters oi admiui&rativn
on the petfonsl ef.atc .ol Roltrt si, Cra)
i.itc el o»\ v cmsnty deceairo. Ai| perfons h*v
rtng claims aysinfi the faid dec-aftd art hereby!.
i to exhibit the lame, Wjth the •
I tr's ther.-of td the fnbfcriher, at ,<r sefore the!
ft day of Angufl nest they ni-i} ■ ther wilt
. y lav be saciuded from ad bcnctil of the
'ijte. . .
Given undtr mj hand this eighteenth day \
d»y oi February l'ioi.
EDWARD OWEN, Adm'n
ot Robert ii. C raflord
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The New-York \, per* announce tin
il at ti .at place oi Mr. Purvij
rot tin treat) between the Ull
shi| '
n rpt iff. in for y days from Lorj
JUS J RECEIVE.-),
>./»■</ ihok-\
■ Cdpii ■>! I
• The Trial ot J hem s r * rn sy
at taw, before the Hon, I r, X q.j
l' for killing ( rsrics Am': on the; i
} \thaia-' -, in Bo {lon, Auevt* 4th 1806—
■ hand by Tho*. L.uju
Gcoipe Qati ( >— , net c*ne
aKo—A corn." tt?,fcmc.it of the whole pe- r
between oeiina,
Aufdn ; witr a brief accom,.. ol c.
tsflropbein State it sect, ooitoa, on khejj
4th »,u k ufl IKO6, by T- O. JJelhicfge—
price ,p U cea;*. \
March iS .it 1
ro LET,
And t olkllion nitmcdiatelv
given. 1 Tb»t lafge and cnoirhodious brick<
bwelling & BTOHB, lute,-; occu
toted by Mr, Al'4M LINDSAY near the']
Ifcavy Yard ; thf honfe is v cd toti
'accommodate a In,all i 'feat, bm/-,
.ar y lindhed,agOod kitchtD,
.and fp<inj? ol w«tu in the cc iar adjoining-- ,
a-dlo, a ftatile and wood ceUar. The flore i»<
i>.nd well adsptcd to the Dry Good and<
Grocery buitriel- 1 large aod dtv ]
with a plank floor underneath the]
'Jwbok of she fiore, where goods of »ny kind j
'may be lately dei olitcd. ihe li.vat on of the
jahove detctibed premifss for bufineis" i.tnotv
Kieet'ea by any in this city. For terms en-.
ipihe of Mr. Matthew Wright, near the"
prtnitts or to the uibletiDer 011 Kan Capitol
llreetneai the Capitol.
WiLMAM EMACK, •
Attorney for Adam Lindftvy.
Waft'Ogton City, March 13 —tf
REMOVAL,
i- • MAI'RO takes the liberty of in-'
' forming Lis friends customers and the inhabi ?
Iking ton in ge era!, that he han
><d hi* Grocery Stors, from oppofite the*
Seven Buildings to tke P.ore adjoining Couth '
Sevtiti Building,,, formerly occupied by *
. Mr- Phinme.
FRESH TEAS, |
* Orrin coffee of fuperior quality, old Madei
" ra wire, fweet orarges, Lisbon lemmon»,artd
1 a com pleat aiTortment ot groceries, wines,
1 liquors, fruits., and {pices, for Isle on very'
moderate terms, by whelel'ale and retail at
P. MAURO'3
Grocery store, adjoining iouth to the feven
l buildings. '
! Ma eh 13 —W3t.
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rttec! ■ It" thi;
that
such a plot,
.rty, ihou art
ist copyei s e\ erj
pt ison that passes tin
thy vci ait 11.
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The Celebrated I nglish n
RUXNiM* HORSE
CLIFDEN,
VV ILL Hand th* cn r uing feafon at my
| Farm in rrince Geergca county, about 5 mile
' from Ore en Ann, 9 hem Bliukxifbcng, the
-'Ifamc distance from Upper Marlborough, and
vabottt 15 lroni the city of Wafhingcnn, at
45 dollars the ieafon; but so boilas»
■ will be received in full if paid withiu the'
1 feafon-j which will commence in aVtarel
t end on the IU of *uguft Good pafhu
be furnished gratis/as foon as the graft is good,
|and in the mean time hay and corn furnished]
llat the common price, for the Mares, accord, ji
ting to orders. The utmost ore will be taken':
s of the mares, but I will not be anfWcrabla for!,
.(accidents or efcapes. .1
Clivdsn is a horfe of uncommonly finef
p'l'orm, above jc and i-a hands high, of a
, beautiful deep blood-bay, aud perhaps the
, ftrongeft made thorough blooded horfe on the,
• cot. Large and powerful horfes pt*©-l|
duce the only real gbod turf b
-1 Notts of haiie t *ifh the Maree.'
ISAAC DUCKHIT.
J March 6— 18c 7
PEDIGREE*
i that Oil.
to the duke of Qw
borfe Mv berry, which
:en bj
.;>trr. OiU.;;n Wwi I .
by and fold
Tfaac i ing.
Foileafo. Hampshire aujt tilth, i*oo.
A i ■ ...rr. it nto Dr "' horntOn
'by fil s that bis r"- ,1
horfe J
won him tome th ..he unf-
jAlfie^
C Ac. by '
'* j X j " n (nam ot
dam bVSnap; OleHJaark'S
Snap. / , , „ .«. r
r V. dam hy Snap, &c.
L,, f , , / d (imported from Ko*>
, ) land and y w {lancling at
Cam hv < . ,
. n. a rr are in viicu-.m
riousel, / * ' *
C r.( ru'Ci.
[ high F ye- hy OJd King '
, Floriz-1 I ' cr (fire of I
Iy ii
ng j D*r« rnn-
L ningnisreS ufa, by King Herod.
ii i by Matt
covered at jo guineas a mac, list the
■ by fab
n, and Hed at »*, yes - "
-.r of the Oodolpbin
.Arabian, 1 hus Clifden <tefcendf ; '"
hem tie very bcft tlcch on earth-, I'd bis
.ptdivree cannot be excelled, indeed f caret iy
equalled,
PERFORMANCES.
Tn the yeai i'/ejl, at 5 years o *\ he won ten
hit il fir(» r cm. as miy t
iby the rieing calender, w! icb v»as unequalled
•for years except by E«atar*J
1 In 179 a, ThuiM>y. Aug id. a fWep
ftakes made for Le-wts, outrun at Bright
elmfton i%i\. 3 h. A rsiiles.
Mr. O'KelSy's b. to. Mils Windmill, by High
Fiver, rode by bitnfelf. - - 1
Mr Chifbeuer's $» m, by King
Fergus, ro.V by Lord Barrymore. - - 4
*'r John Lsdc'l X h. C.itttcn, by
Alfred rode b' I - - t,
•t. l.ewes, *ufl. 9th, a match, for lev
raft each.
!Bir John Lade's b. h. Clifden rode
iby Lord hatrymore t 4 1
Mr Chicbefter's #. m by
Fergos r*de by Mr O'Kelly .1 % 1
■*. NewTJ-rket, firft October meeting fame
year, fir Jo; 1 ' , C den l v .
yearsoid, walked over t) c Baaroti coutfe.on
Friday tic sth, and receive- the 70 gs. purie,
4. Second Osftober, nstetlnjt fame year.
Monday 15th. Clifden carrying 9O nib.
beat lit h 1!, • Bam 01 •
old, carrying 711. Beb. D. I. jo pis. » to 1 on
Lhd'ti.
5 Same day kc received 10 ps from : T r.
Chicheiler's Minister lie esth, D. 1. ij gs.
j 6 °n fr <~ den csrryiug 9ft. beat
iMr O'Ke'ly's Kig Ben. (imported by the
'name of Traveller into Virgiois) by ¥
• carrying Bft. jib. both $ le-.r-i old, 50 gs.
be»t thi duke '
of Grafton's Prunella in a sweepst; ,-.es
►of 25 gs. each, 10 gs. ft. and
Iforfrit from li. P. 11. tin duke of \i
Fire ; sir Ch■.: : ,a, s An ■ ;
lord Clerm nt'S lien in. ; Mr. (
ing*s Name Ii
H. On the 2.oth he bent M. I
Slack, across the Flat, 51 gs. 7 to 4 and
;2 to 1 on Clifdi
. 9. On the 3d October, or Houghton
meeting; jMondaj 39th, he feeeivei
' 11 sir Charles Bunburry's Ami
100 gs. h. ft.
10. Same day he received 25gs. fr-am
■H. R. H. the'duke ot York's Pyrac
mon. 100 gs. h. ft.
11. Next day, 30th October, Mr.
.Montolleu's Halkia, hy Jupiter, heat
sir John Lade's CUfdcn. 100 gs.
, 12. November Ist. Clifden, 5 ve;u r.
.old, carrying Sst. 8!b. beat Mr. O'Kel
i'ly's Exciseman, by ;>v,eetbnar, aged,
carrying Bst. 41b.. 50 gs.
The lust race Clifden ran in 1792
v us against the duke of Bedford's large
horse Dragon, by Woodpecker. This
j was an astonishing race ; each horse
was rode by his owner, and carried IV
'st. or 210lh. over thi Beacon Course 4
t miles and nearly a quarter, for 300 gs,
Clifden was beat; but the duke of Bed
ford rode 15st. and sir John Lade waa
obliged to carry about ist. dead w» i
enough to kill even a good horse i Dra
gon never ran another successful race.
Clifden, o*nefi by the hon. Mi
ran the next ye»r, andbeut Mr. O'Kel
ly's br. g. carrying above 12>t. each,
rode by tbe owners, over the new
course, Lewes, tor 100 gs. 5 to 4 oft
Clifden. ,
The Duke of Oueensberry's Mulberry
full brother to Clsfdtn'a dasn, b*at tbe follow
iny horfes at New-Market ; Lord Darby's
Sir feter Teazle, ovrr the Deacon cvurle,
for 500 gs. and his Lordftn'p has fmce rthi eel
fix thoufand ga'neas for Sir Petei, as I
i» a letter to Dr.Thorntou io Mnl-
J berry aifo beat Lord Clermont's Collector,
-"over the fix mi's courfe, for gs. IdteWnfe
Yellow msrc, for 3CO gs. ». C. alfo
d t.ord Clerrrent's Woodcock, D I. for soo gs.
lt ln a fwe/pflakes of jo gs. each D. I. he
'lLord Clermont's Woodcock ad. and Mr.
"aFox'a Prsganta 3d. In a fwtepflskci of
'apuiiiMs e«h acroft the fiat, he
MBullock's grey Vtmikin «d, an-J I.ord.Cler
hmont's Ofprey 3d. And in a fwe
(1 irogs each, he beat the duke of Gt«
I- Oberon ad, Lord Clermont's Wn,
n and Mr. Vernon's Mu'ti 4th. lhas Ciif
ir den, befides being a capital runnr
[is altogether from the firft rate running
«,ftock. .
j In a letter from Mr. Suirt, n
'parliament or Dorfetilirre to *>r
he fay*. •• ; ' nr or fi ve very p n ,.
jdiflng colts c ger. One in parti
'|Cular of tbe hon. her of
jl-ir Parnta'a, and I have a yearling in my
I think th« finest colt of his
Jage 1 ever Caw. From hav t! g feen thefe
•(his coif*) I rep-Mit t ( .l with
chafe the
' ofe n»rm he flood in
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Bos, The eaion afrtw, his i
he h?d toy. Co*. I
leen equal so ClilJet.'& .
IkOld Janus.
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