Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-20
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WEDNESDAY, April 10.
Communication.


the militia Of the Di.trict otColumbis--
9 Every officer and folder lnall appear
ar his reflective nuiter6eld, on the day
appointed, at ten o'clock in the Jo1s-
g ve0a. Z
2asry 10. Are not The officers WHO
have notified theie men to meer on Satus
day next, al ) O'Clock in the aJle5uooa
liable 10 be fined
lad. Ate the nsen fneabIe for mot
attending, whsa notified contrary to law ?
0UERISI.
The following Important Letter has
been this day lApril l9sh) iens BY exprcis
to N. Orleans.
MAJ. Intel. Extra.
OFFICIAL.
SIR,
| have the pleafure to inpaft TO you,
without moments delay, that by dd-
patches which I have jolt received from
my government, brought by abrig of var
of the King my matter, diff patched for this
purpote alone, fee confirmed all the al
furnaces which [ gave you on various
preceding occaGons, when | received IN
formation of the difficulties, which The CT
tizsns of the United States experienced in
conieqnence of being deprived 0! the place
of depoiit on the Spanilh Banks OF tie
Mi6iiiippi, by decree of the Intendant of
New Orleans. His Catholic Majelly, as
jaH in his relolufions as deiiroos of living
in the greatef harmony with the United
States, has provided that the depoiit should
continue at New Orleans, until the two
governments fhall come to an agreement
about another equivalent place and TO
the end that this royal provihon may be
promptly and punttually carried into eff,
fett, the nece1ary ofders are commnnicat
ed 10 the Ineendant and to the Captain
General Of LouiGana, of which | tranf-
nit you The originals, in order that you
may be pleaied to forward them to New
Orleans.
! haiten to acquaint you of it with much
fatisfaetion, in order that you may COM
municaie it TO TO the PRECEDENT Of the U.
States, as foon as p0fible; ! pray God
10 preierye your life many years.
Warrington, April 70, 1903.
I kjs jar hand.
Yoa, mat o6edleut, and fruitful Jsy'vt,
THE MARQUIS OE CASA YRUJO.
James Madyo1, Ell.
From The North Carolina Mmerva.
The Democrats in Newbern had a
boozing match on the 4,h init. to cele-
bra,e the iecond anniversary of Mr.. JEFF
ferion's Inaguration. They boat that
ixty republicans" attended. We
know great many respectable federal
IFS in Newbern, and lome decent demo-
Gratis but as TO iixly. Their names how.
ever were not Publiihed. If they had
been they would no doubt have done MIR.
Iefeffon great deal of honor.
$ From the elegant Geeple of the new
g court houfe was dilplayed flag on
i" one hde OF which was feen in large
I" characters, THOMAS JEFFEESON /;
I" on the other CONSTITUTION"
This was perfectly Characteristic.
Jetfttlon and the contribution have al
ways been on different fdes.
Mr.. Jeferlon 10 be lurc was toaRed in
a bumper, and the democrats bawled till
they were hoafle after it. He had fix
guns while poor combination had but three.
The conititution was once upon par at
leale with the PRECEDENT, bur the depre
ciatioa NUT have taken place ince It's
mutiiia;ion by Congreis the FELTON, before
lac. We are now lhewn It's place in the
icaie OF democratic ettimasion.
Theie gentry very fagaciouly com
mended the PRECEDENT for his having sp.
plied fonls of the furplus cath in the trea-
iury to the dilcharge of part of the
national debt. But they remembered to