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Dspssition5JAMEs L. DONALD.
= III $685. SON. 81

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In open court personally appears
James Lowry Donaldson, who being
duly sworn, deposeth and Saith, that he
was in the city Of New Orleans, in the
Orleans territory, and the, entiroua Of
said city, from the 18th Of October to the
10th dav Of December, 1so6-that duz
ring the latter part of thi. time he was fire..
quentlyinthe company Of G.neral James
Wilkinson, and visited the Gen=r the
day after his arrival at. New. Orleans.
On this occasion this depouent received
in confidence fFom General Wilkinson
information 70 the following pufport-s
That the General had undpubted and in
disputabIe evidence Of reasonable de.
ign formed by Aaron Barr and. others
to dismernberth the union, by a separation
ofthe western states and territories from
the Atlantic stasese-that News Orleans
was in immediate danger, and that he
had conelud. d =hasty compromise with
the Spaniards, so Is TO be able to with.
draw his troops instantly to this the i'm.
mediate object of attack aud great vulne.
rable point That he had received a let
sterfrom Burrholding forth gsea, induce.
ments 70 him tobecome party, ofwhich
he Showed me the original in cy pher, and
anc,her written paper purporting to; be a
deeyPhersd copy Of the letter He ex-
pressed great dignation at the plot and
surprise that one so well acquainted with
him as Burr should dare 70 make to him
50 degrading . proposal, and declared
his determination OF defeating the enter.
prize, or perishing in the attempt. He
observed In addition that there were ma
ny agents of Mr.. Burr then in the town,
who had already been assiduou, IN their
visits. and towards whom he was de.
TRIMMED to aetwith cautious Ambiguity.
% % At the saymetim to become POSSE So
ed Of the whole extent Of the plan, the
persons engaged, and the time Of its eye.
eution. and also 10 prevent any aste ript
on HE person. Of which he declared Sc
hadseriousappreh tensions. 20 The nnu,.
Der Of these agents he was not aware. but
mentioned the name Of two Of whom he
was certain, Messrs. Bollman and Alex.
ander. From time 70 time, as this depo.
nent had interviews with General SVlikin-
son. he informed.ihis deponent that he
had received additional informationsr
pecting The .moyements and designs Of
burr BY means Of these agents, ofwhom
he ccnsidered Bollman q the principal.
In the course Of these transaciions, this
dsPonentwas employed BY General wa.
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orabie mode ofindemnity. NOW began 1
ID sntcrtain q suspicion that Mr.. Burr
WA protesting an unauthorised military |
expeditions |; which, 10 me, was enve-
loped IN mystcry and, desirous 70
draw "a explanation from him, I,suffef. |
Cd him % suppose me- resigned 10 his
i3couuunsl.. He now laid open his project
of rsvolntionising the western country,
separating Il fromtAe union, sstablish-
ing I monarchy there, of which be was
% Be Inc sovereign, New-O Orleans 10 Be |
his. capital organisms force % the
waiers Of the Mississippi, and extending
eonquestto Mexico. / sugErsted 8 mum.
herof impediments 70 his scheme--sueh
g the republican habits az the citizens Of
dat country, and their affection towards
he present admiAisersti6a of govern.
; meni the want Of funds the fesissance
be would meet from the regular army Of
DE United States On those frontiers;
andthe opposition Of Mhnnda Ii case he
should succeed to gepublicaniss the
Mexieans. ..,.E - =
Mr.. Burr found no dificulty in remoy.
ing these obstacles he aid h had, the
preceding season, made 4 tour, through
thar country, and had secured the attach.
meat ofthe principal citizens Of Kentuc.
! ky, Tennessee and Louisiana % his per.
son and n,easures--declared he had
sinexhaustible resources 10 iuuds assured
me de regular army would act with him,
and Would'b e reinforced bv ten or twelve
thousand mea from the above mentioned
\ s,ates and territory. and from other parts
ofthe union said he had powerful agents
ii the Spanish ,erritory--.and. as Tor Mi
fansla, said Mr.. Burr, We must hang
Miranda. He now proposed d give me
The second rumta and N Els army. Task.
ed him Who should have The chief com.
nland !! He said general SNilkinson. /
observed Il was singular thar DC should
count on general Wiikinsoh :ithe eteya.
ted rank and high trust BE now held n
commander in chief Of our army and Is.
vernon OF 4 province. ne wonId hardly
nut q hazard for any nreeafiotis rkos.
pecss of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr.. Burr
ala. general WiIkin,on balanced il. he,
eon6denee of1oyernment. was doubtful
Of retaining much longer he considera.
tion he now enjoyed. and wa cone
auensly prepared 10 secure 10 him.elf .
: permancncy. asked MI. Burr. IL ne.
kuew reneral Wilkinson! He ansvered
YES: and echoed de question. I ala I
knew himwell. 8 What IA yotf skif;ov
ofhim y said Mr.. Burr. lksow, Ire
plied, that general WiIEinson win act a.
iieutrnant to rs man IN exissenee. J. You
are IN errof, said MT. Bur, |. W:lkin1
sos win act Is lieatenant . me- From
ths tenor Of repeated eorversations Win
MI. Bur. I was induced Is believe the
plan Of separating the union Which he had
sonfenRplated had been s6nuSunic ated 10
, md approved Of by general lWilkinson
Though I now suspect Il n artful arpr.
Sn.nt 81 seduction5 and i. ofsrn expres,.
cd 4 fun consdeuce tbat he renerai,. In
Auenee the Offer Of dodbIe nv ana don.
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Signed; WM. WILSON. :
Sworn to 10 open court this 27,h day Of
Jan. 1907. WV. BRENT, Clf.
The deposition Of Ensign w. c.,
MEAUis precisely similar to that Of
lieut.. WILSON except that the former
states thasshe left New. Orleans ON the
lsvhof December. - ..
-e.e~A.S~ns,>rs>~.e.H ~ -.
- HAMsuRoH. Nov. i4.-It is but too
certain, that the whole Prussian army is
totally rlinsd and dispersed one corps
after apother has been obliged to lay down
its arms, and all the principal towns, viz
Ststtin, Cuatrin, Spandaul and Mapd.-
bnrgh have capitulated /; in the latter the
French found an immenee treasure, a.
all the most valuable effects, from Mum.
ster, Cassel, and East Friesland had
been deposited there as out of danger. Il
Is really astonishing how III provided with
even the most common nseessaries these
places wele, but for which they never
would have fallen intsl the hands Of ths
French, and particularly Magic burth.
one OF the strongest places in Europe :as
to the king of Prussia nobody knows
where ne 70 q present The army Of
Marshal Dayoust 10 already. arrived NJ
Possn, ], cnnsists Of 81, 200 men. - 8.
The Dutrhy Of Oldenburgh has been
taken possession Of by 1900 Dutch
troops. HsSse has been obliged To- joiu
|thes c0nfe defatif,n nfths sRf,;.s 80 .
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Bsfde6ed from tb's vooti, tbse viii be baBlsJs,
LEWIS & CLARN's

III II " IVDtJ IL II WERILH.
from Losgi'vqe oe yI'est ~ re Pj,;fc C,,,, -,
6efteea 30 amt so Mo.i5 Lainis. yDi,b sS.
fensi"e I2n girat No,cs di,7easous fve
tte'e'gh' inches ~ % % fefieq iaebeS,
Embracing all fbeir a,e discoveries. and ~,
pat OF he con incnt htre,ofo-e the IeSsl know
Tais Map VII be complied from the bel r-,,,,
now sH'ani, IS well published az in narueciit,,.
from me collective iofcrma on oftie hest forrp
GO !tA's''@'s thr"1gH the variou, portions If TIA,
ts6'on' and e9reefsd by a series 81 ssvessj hoo
&swia essinz bic .sts rs~z.
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For SALE,

A r pubic auction, on the 18th day Of Sent,
a nr4t. tina. valuable seat know ~ the nome
& HlTE.HBLI., il Gooch!and county, The
ssidence OF Ccl John Payne in h,s lifeline To
nter into minute description Of his seat Syop'd
q superfIuous, as j Is supposed NJ person will
'urchsse without frat viewing the pyfmisef
su'ee ito say !, contains 600 aercs Of COCIf
land. The dwelling house ~ stscions ~
elegant with SUI, of excellent ani oohyenisDt
out buildings, excessive and prJducfi,s AptLR
ORCHARDS. &c The 'trrs Of sale & IN be
one thi'd IN two years. the o.he, tao thirds ia
lnuuz payments, next .;uoceedifs nie Era
bond With rer.onal s,Cb,i-y VIII 81 required r,r
he Ryst payment aub decd I'll Trust on, lie
and g. seizure ". Two ls5i
Az rho aafne ,ine vii 5e sDr y ,hs STOCg
{ CATTLE. 81 &c roCstp,. VII .punfy 49,.
"e'ei of HOu5HOLD and KiFCpRH FUR-
"i1UtEsca rtdu of IL mon,a,; b.a5 aud
.ccuti.y viii b. tcquird
SMITH PAYNE O.s II RE ES'yeor
joHs rfSNr, Dec.
fta BE m.ky do.,se sssfor #
EO5 PAYFy, l}eG
Jul, 81. 1877. Ids
~. =, be ia2j VII fe 'hewn Nv, ", Ceo7zt.
W. Ps5Es UA0 i,vss esh,iG G0vs .hsss,s.
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Drugs * Medicines.

Daniel Tin. SackyiSer 81 Co.
Have this DAY opened general assortment q
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES.
And grsrt variety of valuable PATENT Me
DSclNES. which they are determined to sell
on reasonable terms.
DANIEL M. SfCKR{DER offers hi, ser
vices TO The onizrns Of Richmond aod ts vici
niiy as practitioner Of Physic, Surgery, &c. sc
Fie has every reason 20 believe his professional!
services will he satisfactory 10 those who will
hononor hun with their confidence.
Richmond Jhy 20Sh, neaity opposite Doct.
FOpshee's l1n
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rhilaielehia. Iuse ID. 1907

2f virtue Of u deed of trust executed to Us by
~ Richard Foster, for the purpose OF securing
the paymen: OF : certain sum of money ihesein
mentioned and interest,", due Thomas Perkinson,
and the cos.s of carrying said trusr into effect
we viii on Friday the 1t.h August neSt, between
tie hoass OF eleven and twe'pe O'Clock, proceed
TO sell. ar Kbel Jacksoh's Tavern, in the county
of Amelia. 70 the highest bidder for ready mo
'ncy, The following PROPERTY, 20 wiz six
EeSses, one Negro Man nsnsed Chayc,, and r,,e
residue ofthe Tract OF Land wherein the said
Richard Foster resides. in krrslia County il be.
ing the restlne Of the property unso't, under our
former ADVERTISEMENT and which was postponed
by ccnsen. otPe -vies, SO much OF saAId proper.
IS as will be sufficient I'd SATISFY said deed of
trust, coats attending the same. &C..
Gorge Scott, }
Thompson SeOtt, Trustees.
+. ..SsFo5n 1eter, )
Arra'ia, July 81. .S17 So
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s'e conrhnerc;al towns, ani N The seat, of
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Inc price OF part the 6fst, in two vouu,es.
wit be ten dollars. aud that of part the second,
IN one volume. eleven dollars, detivc1edin boards
frics of the Myp, ten dollars. ;t-
Any persons ~ho may have subsc,ibed fo-
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We hare laFely reccivea,
FOR SALE,


~ hhds' sugar Is boxes cotton q woo,
30 bills. do. cards do.
l0o0lbs. green coffee 1 tons CASTINGS ..sort
30 hhds. Antigua rum ed, viz. pots. ov.os
S do Windward Island sEille,s, spiders. and
90 igo.s. Itake,ties and
Ia hnes Z. rum Wagon bo1cs
l4 bbls. do do $50 SACKS salt
~ mas nolasses I 100 bbs Gu, behring's
casks Malaga wine SO do Whole do
2eiierces 81 bis. whisky Is do shad
Ssppes apple brandy 40 lbs Spanish indigo
10 6bs do do Is lbs u:n.e-e
i< erates Liverpool 100 pr men, fine shoes
ware assorted so do COARSE do
AZ do stone DO 500 lbs Glauber salts
We ha0e dfS6 on hand,
Iron tT.oar suc,r
German, Crawley and Tanners' e I;nsced oil
clustered Steel Eova Scotia grind
Race & ground ginger stones
reP?sr Ground plaster in ibis
alsp'ee Good manufactured TO.
Fl 81 powder bacco nv the kss fo,
Shot, assorted sizes reta,tin
French brandy Tar
| Rice Iyr,5;p, boos
! Cheese fIcq,s ,tooI,-,-.
! "foui'qt ara cutnsilsi Bed cords, cadinglines
assorted Sizes and ,w,ne
/ SnuF ,1ecil,cs
Glass ware, viz IL pt Stone iugo. tuitsroo,s.
/ ,un1bers aud decau- chamber pots. wash
tiers, assorted sizes ba3ons. bake mans.
kats cb,,,n. Re- r.
9 we car exPed to receive, a 9uaptity of Sherry
? inc Window Giass, Conerass and Alum ali
OF which articles, we will sell at . small sdvsnce
4 fo4 cash. approved paper or couutry produce
I Shapqrd & Lucke.
! Rirhmond. May g. 1907
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ROBERT GORDON & Co.
ElrE ron sALS, A. FEE r,rEs
MADEIRA WINE

ynf the very best quality. Just rcc-icvd nv
NJ the earqGe. Petersburg and conaid,rable
steek of former ianportati9ns. part up.ysris of
three Yeas in Ricn- nond, imported from The
firms or &wdoch. Yuiile, Wartirop &c 60 Scott
y Co and Phelps x Co. Also stool: of sane.
rior
OLD PORTS LISBON IpIwE.s.
A few tons of COPPER in shee,s OF al d,m.n.
TINS aad weights suitable for common sised
stills
hiefu1ono, 2o'h y civ, 1907. SEA. -..A,y-
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NV I1.act of LanH.

IN Chesterfield county, between six and seven
bundled acres Of and, Wing IN bp.h sides Of
Failing rceek. eightniiies from the town of Man
chester. will sel il en.ite. or divide it as may
esst sun the pnrehasers AnypeTson inciiusble
ioplrehase, itiS expected wil 6rst viea HE pre-
misses my further descrip,icn il deemed nm.
cessa'y' For terms apply to the subscriber living
OF The premises.
Juiy'24 1907. w94
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Being the uhredeened amount Of the o,t
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and ist January. 1903, respectively.
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to the Palace of ST. Cloud, and had an audi
ence of the Emperor. The Spanish, Austrl-
an and Portuguese ambassadors, were present
After the audience the institute were intro
duced and addressed his majesty. He receiy-
ed the members graciously and yonyersea
some time with them. :
No importan. event has marked the sense.
less war which the king of Sweden already re-
penis having provoked The English landed
in the isle of Rugen do not seem an&isus to
take part in it.. The Swetles are terror struck
on seeing that they have embarked in quar-
rel so obviously unequal. They fear and
with too much reason; that, the generosity Of
the Emperor may have been wcasiect cut By
the extravagallt conduct Of tl.eir sovereign.
The possession of Stralsu4d and Pomerania
was advantageous to Sweden both Oh account
of their commercial relations and CT the poll
teal considerations it gaze herin the affairs
of the north--but the scaada'sJs, example ct
this rupture exposes tic King Of Sweden to
the risk Of being excluded from this side tlls
Baltic. We are ignoralf what hopes tl.a Rii.
fish government has given hitn---but he car
not expect an equivalent isr the losseshe has
to fear. When all the nations Of tie conti-
I nent sigh fer peace, he has snhercdhinsgelftco
easily to be persuaded by The Eng!ish to fur
nish them with Tie means Of disturbing it.
The common interest cag;t to get gid ole
very one who shews himself disposcato En-.
danger tbs tranquility of Eufope.
French Funds IS.
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- told me chat lieut.. Jackson
th't sss usSsr men would follow in few days
md. "a Ip Sas col B employed aanan one Skinner
that ~ s;,a se some massuet balls lie run HIM
to run (which n.',, col. b paid him one dollar.
600 ~ nbs S dozen Tomahawks out OF the
He OOus 'sb;eh col B. distributed among his
iiaS'O.s so-,,e he had helyed. That day all the
pnsa , md At the bluff, and on the 5th they
po4 - RED, except small boat lett Tor COL ..
~ ~ 'aon overlook us and got into. his own
hs IN No one came from the garrison with
e eas' We proceeded to place called pai.
alpr S miles above Bayeu Pierre, on the
n nv ban. Col. b. again asked me, III would
'0s s'. - 70 Bayou Pierre With him .
gMr DmbaHgb' s spiegnce 20 os eons1n4ea' I
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BOSTON, September "a.
Latess fran Elsineur.

s. Latess fran Elsiaear.
Captain SlickDey, of the ship America,
arrived las, evening in 5e days from Elsi.
neur, informs, that British sqsadron lay
there the 9Th August, consltlDg Of ABOUT ~
sail of the line, from IS to 30 frIgates, a
large number Of ships and briggs, bomb yes
sells, FIRE ships, sc. 200 sail OF transports,
with 40 600 troops. Many OF the vessels
were loaded with ordnance. Capt. $. fur.
sher informs, thar a British minister landed
at Elsinsur, aud proceeded 10 Copenhagen
20 inquire ct the Danish government, whe'
ther they intendedto side with the French
or English and thar the answer was, that
they intended to preserve their neutrality.
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N o u i C e.

ME subscriber, of the town and county
s. l. of Alexandria, IN the district of Column
bfa, has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
the said county, letters of administration upon
the personal estate of Doctor James Gillies,
late ofthe town and county aforesaid deceased ::
All persons having Claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with proper vouchers thereof, on or before
the first day Of April next ensuing, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit ofthe
said estate And allsthose indebted thereto,
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand, this 29th day Sep
TENDER, 1907. ai sol
3 Is Frances G lilies, Adnsx.
September go. aaw4w
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TO revolutionize theheavens. The univer.
sisy of Leipsic has resolved thar the stars
in the sword and girdle Of Orion shallbe
IN future called, !. The stars of Napole.
on.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-30
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Valuable. Lands for Sale.

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In hurauance efa decree oftAc honorable, tg-'
Daited Stases C9cRH Curt, g;fkts distriet 81
Gotxm6ia, Tor tie eounty of .4le.caadJFa,
sOiH De sold on the Premises, .oa Tuesday,
The 2sth day g Siiiitcmier neat, TO the higk.
est bidder, en- a c;eait4ef si.r, tz5elue, ana
eighteen mehths. fN.
One Moiety Of Tract Of Land,
called aAbingdon," formerly tie residence
of Mr. Robert Alexander, lying on the Poto-
mac and Four Mi!e-Creek, ant! about 5 miles
above the town Of Alexandria, con1ra9ll ding a
handsome view CT the Potomac, Alexandlia,
Washington City and Georgetown, and the
new road to Washington passing nearly thro'
the center Of the tract, which contains $50 a.
cres, and is laid of into four lots OF different
sizes to accommodate purchasers. a Plat OF
which may be seen atany time ell application
to fine Subscribers ~ ffsef