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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21

Az Lainbourne, in September-We!ne
10Th, he won the ESQ gift OF Lord Craven. q
mile heats, at 4 heats, beating Mr.. Covenrry's ch
Sacrpant, Mr.. Bacon's b n, Snap.
AZ Arlington, Tuesday, September 10Th, the
members purse of ESQ. for I'll ages, mile heats,
was won by Jack Andrews. at ) heats, beating
Sir F. Pooe's m Miscreant, S years old. Mr..
Whaley's ch Expectation, Mr.. Frogl,y's h
Cupid-6 20 on Misereant.
In 1901, Jack Andrews, at New Marke', A..
pril Goth, received forfeit from Hethcoat's SYM
metry. stone, 5. lbs. 200 guiueas. half Forfeit.
Bibury. June 16th--The Bibury stakes. ham
dyoap OF 100 guineas each, half forfeit. mites,
was won by Jack Andrews, aged, beating Lord
Sackvile's b h Expectation, 5 years old. Sir Hem
w I Vane's C-ck-ishrer. S years old. Mr.. Il.
Hethcoa,e's H'ppoua, aged, ms royai nghness
the Prince of Walrs's Dick Andrews, Mr.. He,h-
coa's Popinjay, and Cox's Edwin.
June l7th. sweepstake of FIVE guineas each,
30 subscribers, was won by Jack Andrews. beat
ing colonel Governors Lady Catherine, Mr..
Howorth's Snuff Box.
Bedford, Sept. I0th-The Woburn stakes Of
Ten guines each. a miles, S ub,cIbers, was won
by his royal hiyhnes5 the Prince Of WaIes's h
Jack Andrews. aged. beating Mr. Waison's b h
Triumvir, Mr.. Gald,ng's sc Sky.oc&ct.
EndGeld Sept. 23-t it,y pounis, for all ages,
mile heats, was won by Jack Andrews, aged,
a. heats. beating Mr.. Frogley's grg Pioughboy
Velvet Horn, Little rhought-Of, Hephesticn
and Contestor See Rscirg Calendars for these
years. II would swell an advertisement to too
great length TO mention all the races lie has won
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

UNITED STATES' CoUR4, Firm CIR
GUfT, and VIRCINIA DISTRIcT, No
venibcr Term, 1907.
John and Jane Backhouse, admir-. and0 :.
adn'x. de bons non, of John Back (
house, deceased, pits. q
against
Richard c. Johnson, ex'r Of Thomas
Johnson, sen. who was ex'r. of John =
Boswell, Richard G.. Johnson, John ! ?
b. Johnson and others, defts.
THE defendant John b. Johnson, not ha-
wing entered his appearance and given
security according to rule of this colrt,
and it appearing TO the satisfaction of the
court that he is not an inhabitant of this
district; On the motion of the pits. by their
counsel, II is ordered, that the said def. do
appear here on the first day of the next
term, and answer the pits bill, and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers published in
the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessively, and posted at the front door of
the capitol in the said city.
A copy, Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21

W,4NTED,
AN APPRENTICE to the Book Binding
business. A youth of respectable connec-
tions, who can come well recommended
none other need apply. WI.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
Public Sale.

ID Y virtue of q deed Of trust from Baldwin
ID Dade to the subscriber, made for the pul>
pose Of securing the payment OF three hun
kred dollars and interest thereon stree the first
day Of October, 1906, and the expences of
sale, &c. unto Jonathan and Mahlon Schol-
field, will be exposed to pubic sale, for ready
m,oncy, the 7ad day of this present month,
aon the premises, at three O'Clock,
a House and Lot of Ground,
Situate, lying and being upon tie west sideof
Alfred, at and to the southwark of Oronske
street, in the town Of Alexandra, and bound
ed as followeth, to wit:-Beginning upon AZ
fred a. the corner of the square formed by. O.
roroke and Princess-streets supposed to be
.IY6sfeet z inches from each street, be the
same more or less, and running thence north
wardIy with Alfred-street and binding there
With 40 feet, thence westwardIy with a line
parallel 10 Orpnoke and Princess, streets le3
feet S inches, then southwardly with a line pa
rallel TO Alfred street 20 feet, thence with a
straight iinne to Che beginning-it being that
Louise and lot formerly occupied by Parthinia
| Dade and Fer daughter, deceased.
Andrew scholfeld, Trustee.
| ian. 5 CTS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
FOR
On ~adpaNt1geous tsgn,5,

On a~duaat1geOw tsyns5, /
? The slsrcc comAiodious weil-buiit threee
story BR{cs E.5&REacUSE on King-stret-
sscupscd.by Messsss Richard Veitch Sc co..
Applysto
- James Pason.
Gst6bsrss0. q
,Shhds. SUGAR Of good qualit,
SO bbls. do. do.
S pipes Ath proof Ds&;.ds.
or. CASKS Sizes Eyipea 81 excellent
n dosdb. MID ao quality.
'Boxese OF Cotyeh s
Sacsssof tlaicersa es Isse ard Sso
Barrels of Ciovcsanl Herds Grass Seed
Andaimgs arIg os Rcd DE Leather,
FaS So
YaHin Shseses Jun.
July
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
January Z
SuWarrow Boots.
Holm c.. FRANCIS,
From AeW. York

From taeFv.f 9rk,
u ESPECTFULLY informs the public
IL that ne manufactures aSuzyarrof2 Boots
Win all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to any IN the United States. Alter ma
ny years Of experience il lis business lie has
discovered i new methodho Of retaining the elias
tisity in boots. He warrants to the leg be
it ever so badly shaped. He makes boots OF
garioas descriptions, viz. SuHarrows-Fs1r-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves,
Joferson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
ib the suwarrow equal TO the tuck bootse-
Gentlemen will please to call and see Tor
themselves, at his Stop in kinss-street, boz
tween Mr.. Motts aud MIR Hodgskin's tavern.
3anuary S. dom
~. &. He intends selling cheap for cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
JOSEPH II. VAUDEVILLE,
KNG-STREET.

a. H hJtNSI*to1 IEIIS1
Athis Grocery & Noav Store,
has ON HAND AND oEFlhs FOR SALE,
Muscovado SUGAR of vasious qualities
Moore's Loaf and Lump 60.
NioLhSSEES in hhas.
Havana HONEY
Imperial,
Hyson, TEAS,
.H zsass HysoHs q q so'd quality
COFFEis & CHOCOLATE
Spanish SEGARSi IN boxes
NlAiSi&S.ia kegs aad boxes,
Jamaica and Antigua SPIRIT, cid aad good
Lasw, priced West-InIia EJM
e9ew-Engiand do.
French ,ai,d Feach BRANDY
Holland GIN
Rye WiIIsKEY
Stoughtoa's BITTERS III bottles
Manufactured TOBACCO
Mould and dip'd CANDLES
Coarse and fine Liverpool SALT In sarLs'
or by the bushei
American GUNPOWDER
Wrapping Paper, DerlijoIns, Snuff in bot
sies, Leading Lines and BedqCords, Black Pep
per, SC.
100 tons Plaster Paris.
90 bis. whole or grossrHERRINGS
100 bis. cut do.
20. bis. SHAD
Gu .er Seed.
Cheshire CHEESE OF all excellent quality.
--dLSC-
FLOUR constantly kept and selected for ia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
B . 9 K S.

.a H a. IT, - ts.L sra4r
Lately reee;vea AID for sale ~ FoRERT
GR.dT, at his Bo5k and Siaiiondqy Sore
in AinS-s!reet, betue n Fai.a4c and aosal-
Streets, .Ml1and,7a
Carey's Family Bibles, assorted 81.
Oxford quarto bibies, o4sayo and scLoolbibles
and testane nts, Brooke universal gatzsttser;
Bells surgery, Mrs, Chapone,s leetcra, Gold.
smiths kome, Laacisar'se chemistry, Nall
tons works, medical pocket kook, prayer
books assorted, P!utarch's lives, Porous ser-
mons, ~Thompsou's seasons, Watts psalms
ard hymns. 6 neat pocket aadition-Ioung,s
nigi}t thoughts III plain and gilt binding, Nler-
SEES American geography, American nreee-
dept5 Of declarations, domestic encyclopedias,
History of America, 81 Richard Snowden,
fists and festivals Of the church Of England,
new whclc duty Of man, Rollins ancient his
tory, Goidsmith's natural history, pilerim's
progress, Nusseirs ancient and mod1rn Iu-
rope, fuckers Blackstone, Wakeseld's e.
nily tour, Pennsylvania farmer, Il epitcme
pf universal history, domestic recreaiions,
petite learning, introduction TO astronomy,
MAYORS, universal History, IN Is vols. boards,
MAYORS yeyages and @trgsels, "A. vols. bound
in calf, British ~ci4saics, 80 volumes LIQUID in
calf, life and pontileate ofpope Leo tie 10th,
BY VIM. Roscoe, Anecdotes of frederick tie
great, terrible tractorations, a new edition. en-
Iarsed by the aQthor-RosGoe's life Of Lcren-
10 de Mcdicis.
or Ng1AD,
A good assortment Of Latin classics and
other school bool,s-Apd in a few days viii be
published, a new edition, printed or good Ia-
per with anexcellent type, N.urray' Trglsh
Reader, bound in strosagg ~leatEeT, price Is
csnls.
Stationary Articles.
Quilts, waters, scaling wax, .slates ardslate
pencils, lead pencils, black ard re6--pen-
knives assorted, glass inks and sands With
platedtops, suitable ios portable writing desks.
fountain inAstanssss, playing and blank cards
by the gross, dozen or single pack. paints in
boxes, camels lair pencils, titelmometers,
mathematical instruments, scales tand diSi-
ders, SIC.
Writing Paper.
Super royal, royal, medium, DENY, folio
post, quarto post plain and hot pressed, fools
cap no. /, 2 and 8, Of various prices, By the
ream, for cash. only.
Blank account Boeksfreedy, made.
Ledgers, journals, day books, cash hoeks,
invoice books, hank books, receipt haaks, re-
cord books, cyphering and copy books, &c.
made of the bestpaperand well y pndr-Elapk
books of every description ruled and bolndto
any pattern, al. q, short notice. 4
r. GRAY will contract for the
binding whole editions of printed Looks, attic
Philadelphia prices, end warrant lliis workte
be equal in .ncatness and strength, tosany done
in America at the same prices,
January IS: dst laTtH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
FOR RENT.

! The STORE, on Prince-stFeet, between
Fairfax and Plinee-street, lately in the, occa-
patton of Mr, Ramsay. i is well calculated
for a dry or vet goods store. The rent mo
derate. Apply 70
William Hodgfon.
Sept. Is. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
Dissolution of Partnership.

Uz550OWt7OH q IU1IHe7 5757Y.
YTTMLIAM DOUGLASS intending to
Wv retire from business in tits place, the
partnership Of Douglass q MaadeyiAe Is tbs
DAY dissolved by mutiai consent, and Joseph
II. Vaudeville is solely authorised to ADJUST
and. settle all the account Of the partnership.
Ii. is. earnestly requested that all persons in
dcbted to them will settls IL same with bin,
Immediately, as longer indulgence c@aHict be
giveh,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
II o II / G L.

The subscriber intending 70 leave this coun-
Try early next spring Tor Europe, requests ali
those indebted to Ter to make Immediate pay
mclt, as no further Indulgence can DC given
and all sueli as have cllaas asGsliAt her 70 ~
tbit them for payment.
She PROPOSES fskiag or ns5Gerate ferris,
That commotlous ROUSE occapied BY TIE
late joint unlapas q DWELLING house, Q fwiich
immediate possession may BE nat.
ELIZA DUNLAP,
Dec. 80. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14

a. G. Cazenove,
xins-streets opposite Nj. Motifs tavern, has
JUST received and for sale,
A handfome Election of FANCY
|MUSLfNS.
Black and eolored Italian and India lste-
strings.
ladies an. gcntlesnens White, black, Ad
'solored silk hose
Silk, kid, extra lohs end habit gloycs
Lace gloves and sleeves
Brown, black, and scarlet silk seivets,
line split EtrawsIpsey HIS
White adblaeaS grapes
Eawn coloned ca~ssinleses and beaYerets
Mlled glpves, hose andcePs
Men, women, and chiiirens lists and MIL
led socks
A few bales German oznaburgs and bur-.
laps
? cases Irish linens
do. Nuns threads
Rea.Msrtnique and other French corAals,
incases.
A few Prints of the Apotheosis Of
Gsnsral Washington, in elegant Gilt
Frames.
December IS. 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14

Just Received,
ANp FOB SALE By raR ts~UEscR1gERs,t
2pipcs L. ? Madeira WINE
2 aalf do. do. do.
sEipcs Cosnao BRANDY, 4th proof
4Waasuo7m 8 Butleys
WIG NAVE or HAND,
20 lhds. ~Jausiea RUIZ, 4th proof
10 do. ST. Cro;x co. sdk sdas,
; do. Now-Ingland do.
pipes ollna GIN
do. country do.
fht!ad.L. market NfadcirsaVine33 Of supe-
4 quarter casks dc. do. ,riorqaty
3 do. do. L. T. sI'enershsf do. aO.
bushels lisbon SALT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
Joseph III. Vaudeville

Intends to carry on the kLcUR and GRO
GER YBU5IAKgSin tho same manner & on
the same terms as herctoforr done by = and
NJ. and %solicits a continuance Of fayors from
lis friends.
January s.. dtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
Wanted to Purcllafe,

A NEGRO SERF.4NtI, who has besnsae-
sastomed to waitia q family, and can be well
seeomhendea-Enq4frs Of the PRINTER.
November 10. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
mo. 1896.
Loft this Morning.

Loft this Morning.
Thirty Dollars IN Bank Actes- One
2 Iwenly Dollar Mole Of the Bank of
Alexandrla.--fFiw d0lla,s geuQa,d viii
be paid to The finder On delivering the
money to the Printer.
Ian. II dat.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIE SALE.
On THURSDAY, 18th, Will be sold or the
premises,
N n annual Ground Rent Of .Nliaety-n1ne
IN Dollars, well secured; having a two
Story HOUSE, &c. On the premises; stu
ated on Union, between Prince and Duke
streets. Terms, SC. viii be made known at
the place of sale.
Philip G. MarstelItr.
yJanuary6. d /.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
Liverpool Salt, a4loat.

1iSes1 pSoiouh
The Cargo Of the schooner Thomas !eher
son, Capt. Hall, from Bosten, consisting OF
500 h~ogsheads coarse Liverpool Salt,
Faf. sale by
Lawrason and Fowle.
HEo hare ESQ lazl;Ag froM SAID sefat9a.vsers
loo boxes mollh candles
S chests young l,yson tea
A bales Beerbcon Gur1,ahs
70 boxes chocelate
boesheads n +. rum
so legs fresh. @saisirs.
IN STORE,
2s chests yotng Tyson TEAo
IS do. imperial Asst eraasyy.
Is bales Beerboon G~urrafss
s do. Plains
do. Kendall cottons
so rolls heavy Ravens dusk
9 cases hats
1000 psir coarAe and fine SHOES
Is hsgsheads} Musco1ao, .s,.sv..
10, barrels 5
$50 bsrrels.N. Z. rum
A hogsheais Grenada do.
E pipes Rebus wine.
500 Kegs, .ane I } kids salmon
Half barrels and kids Of ed
200 boxes soap
50 boxes chocolate
SO do. goldfish.
Decehbers2f.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
Wanted 10 Purchaie

" dIElNN W INIfUKN3 -.
n FEW ACRES9f LAND, ON the north
~ end of the town, to bind on the river or
Dearly SO.
,-dlfqfiy 10 f- Printers
September IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
AT THE gENpuE srosE,

AT TIE YENDuE STORE.
Corner Of PInes and Water streets,
4 varisty of Dry Goads, Groesrses, &c
n Particulars of which vii be expressed IN
the bills. Of the day.
ALL kinds of goods which gre on llnlta-
and the prices of wlich are established,
can at any iins be viewed and purchased at the
IOwestlimitation and prices.
PC. M~agstelle1, v. NJ.
Paast.r PARIS, aRoat.
The CARGO of scffr Dove, Capt. New
eOmb, from Portland,
For sole, by
Lavrafon &c Fowle.
HR9 hkes aso for salS,
leo boxes brown sogP,
u ditto Cheese.
Ian,,ary 9. ax ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08

u Tie Hn4ian men OF W.T.. Il: <, .lnp,o,b.;.
ports, shouid be cDrged t. Pa, inSo any !, lace
al the Archipelago, on account of a sto,. n M,
any other indispensable necessity, the f 1rk-
ISL oihccrs shall not oppose them, but on the
contrary, shall afford them every nece,sarv
assistance.
All the Ottoman men of war or other VEG.
sells which, during the war, may have fallen
INTO the hands of the Russians, shall b.. re-
'urhcu with their crews, and also the Ru ss;ap
men OF war or other vessels which NAV b.yo
fallen into the power of the Ottoman f,mcas
he Russian men of war upon sailing to their
ports shall not take on board any subject Of
the sublime porte.
": All the vessels belonging to the Russian
fot'H1 which are in the mouth of the Ss,nn.
or IN the mouth of any other river. shall sail
"pn the same and return to their ports. in
o'oe' that the Ottoman ships may navpate
the 'eas in full safety
Inc sublime Porte shall give orders. that
,he Russian vessels, in sailing to their ,,o,ts
be respected, and that they be allowed n 49,
ter even INTO any Ottoman port in case thew
Sncuid re forced to it by the stress of we btha
or any other lndispcns; bic necessity.
vi. All the prisoners of war and otber
slaves OF both sexes, whatever quality o.. rank
they may be, shall be Immediately set. Mt Ii
Derry and returned on each side without anv
i"iiooih, WITH the exception, however, of the
| mussulnen who may have willingly en- n.aced
the christian religion in the Empire q Rus
STA; and the christian subjects of Russ who
may i'll like manner have willingly embraced
the mahometan religion in the Ottom;. Em-
pire.
Immediately after the conclusion of the
present armisticc, all the commanders, OFF,
GERS and Inhabitants the fortrcsses If Tur
Key who are now in Russo, shall be + .turne,,
and sent to Turkey with alltheir effects aud
baggage.
VII. The present Treaty of Ar nis.ices
written i'll Turkish and French. his been
signed by the two plenipoten,iaries ,nd b,-
tue adJutant conmandant Guillemin,t, ami
it has been exchanged, in order that it MAJ
be ratified by the Grand Vizier and by his
excellency the commander in chief, Gichcl-
son.
The two plenipotentiaries shall ta}:e care
that the. said ratification be exchap, G ! in a
week, or sooner if possible
Done and agreed upon at the castI,. # s;lo-
5osia, near Guirgian, the 10th Of the moon
of Dgemaxiul-Ahir, in the wear of the Hevirt
2222S2, and the 18th August o S. or lie 2ttb
Of August 1907 ~ S. of the Christian era.
(5ignedD
!.d1 "a, Sergio-yNaS& iroof.
GuiUenu7ot.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08
SENATE UNITED STATEs,

When the Senate was about couvening on
Friday, MIR Smith, Of Ohio, entered their
chamber. Having exhibited record from
the circuit court Of Virginia, attesting that "a
note fro8e2W had been entered on the indict-
mentS Tor treason and misdemcanor against
him, and expressed purpose to take his seat.
II was minated to him by DR.. Mitchill. thai
Il was the opinion Of some members OF The
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08

therefore, o. opin:cr ehas ia this case tie Sen
ate might dt cite Lpon What appeared u them
credible testimony, although 1t should not he
OF such character as would be admitted in
q cnurt Of law.
The question was then taken on the resolu-
ton, offered by MIR. Thruston, and amended
by Mr. Jones, and carried without a division
and Messrs. Adams, Maclay, Franklin,
Smith of Maryland, Pope, Thruston and An
derson appointed the committee.
In the course of the proceedings, Mr.. White
read the following resolution, as such an one
as he thought 1t most expedient to adopt
Resoi0ea, That a committee be appointed to
enquire whether any, and what proceedings
should be had agains, John Smith, Senator from,
the state OF Ohio, in relation to any connection he
may be supposed to have had with the conspiracy
or any Illegal enterprise of Aaron Burr, and that
! the said committee have power to send for per-
sons, papers and records, the subject commit
ted 70 them, and to report the facts to the Senate
Mr.. Adams from the committee appointed in
the case OF Mr.. Smith, made areport, recommend
! ing the adoption of the following resolutions.
which were agreed to:
Resolved, That the committee appointed on the
9th INST to enquire and report the facts, respec-
| ting the conduct of John Smith, a senator from
The state OF Ohio, as an alledged associate of Aa-
ron Burr be authorised to extend their enquiries
TO any other facts, which in their opinion would be
VIII us OF the u.
States, and that they be authorised to send for
persons, papers and records.
| ReSofpea, That the President of the u. s. be
! requested to cause TO be laid before the Senate
such information as may be in his possession, in
| relation to the conduct of John Smith, Il senator
from the state of Ohio, an allcdged associate
| of Aaron Burr.
December I.
| The bill reported by Mr.. Adams 4" For the pre-
servation of peace and mante nInce of the autho-
rty OF the United States, in tile ports, harbors and
waters under their jurisdiction after undergo
ing slight amendment was ordered to a third
reading without division. The question was
taken on striking out the 5th section, which inter
diets the entrance of all British armed vessels in
to the ports and waters of the u. s. and vests the
President with power to takcoff the prohibition
Whenever IN his opinion, due PREPARATION shall be
made, and lost. Yeas 5--Nays 26 Messrs Pick
erinS, Hillhouse and Goodrich voting in the attir
NATIVE; and Messrs Adams, Anderson, Bradley,
Condit, Franklin, Gaillard, Gilman, Gregg, How
land, Ktchel, Maclay, Mathewson, Milledgc,
Mitchill, Moore, Parker, Pope, Robinson, Smith,
OF Marylnid, Smith, of Ncw-Yosk, Smith of Ten
nessee, Sumpter, Thruston. Tifiin. Turner. and
White, voting in the negative
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21

BY con Of Ssl;i ...eschar,.
q fenio.r lssaad ~ the Nayssesn oSeaa- 5 =
his isthe man 81 wnose descend.
Mf. Burke, 10 a speech in The tlou,s -, :
commas, in Dec. 1875, spoke /, g. y
lows: W.
= The FIRST Po,ensase sold by til. conn,
ny tor money wasthe srear Mosal-fss..
descendant of Tamsrlane. This ilpo -.
soaage, as high as human seaeranon 80
look at, Is. by every account, amiabI. Z
his manners, respectable for his p;e,r : :.
cordlng to bis mode, and accomplish IS
all the oriental literature. All tn. : .
the title derived uader his Charter : sN ''
thar we hold in India, eould 40, .a,s /, ~
from the general sale. Money is CON a'''
10 his name In lis name justice i, ,d.s'
nissered he is prayed for ia every srm. -
through the countries We possess : b., r y
is sold" nc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21

From Tie PaH D.NlLY lBYER7,,5sf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-21
Character Of the French.

The following extract from g Lave s3fiHsh
publication wifi not be Anaccspsabie to-
me SQUAD aud judicious reader. y will.
Be found TO csn,ain macy nsstui les-
s6Ss of polaics, Wisdom and Philoso.
ply
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-20
FROM THE WESTERN WORLD.

But few perions have embarked with col.
Burr, from this fate we believe. Among thofe
who went from Louifviile, were Robert A. New,
a fon Of col. Anthony New, late a member of
%congrefs from Virginia-Samucl Monkey, the
fon of a farmer in the neighborhood of this
place. George Adams, the young man who
made the attempt to afafinate the editor of
this paper, has been to Nafhville, with difpatch-
es for col. Burr, during the time he remained
with gen. Jackfon near that place. The en-
p!oyment of this young man, may ferve to throw
fomc light Of former trsnfaetions, and NAV
ftrve to explain the caufr of his daring attempt
on the EDITORS life and when connected with
Judge lnne's oppoftion to my paper ; hip and
col. Todd's attention to Adams, and .ne evil
dense given before the committee by John
Brown and Innes, may firnifi a clue, BY which
70 unravelt the unprecedented conduct of thofe
gentlemen for the lat five or fix months.