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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-01
FEDERAL COURT, KENTUCKY
DISTRICT.
Tuesday, November 25th, 1906.

Tuesday, November 25th, 1906.
This day came the attorney for the u.
aud moved the court 10 award warrant
to summon grand jury to appear here on
Tuesday the 26th day Of this term, to en-
quire upon the breach Of the laws of thru.
States, alluded to 10 the affidavit fled on the
sixth day of this term by the said attorney,
add upon such other matters as may be sub.
mitted 10 thrm. And On the farther motion
of the said attorney for the Uuited States,
stating that 1t was necessary to have sub
penas issued 10 compel the attendance Of
Witnesses to give testimony TO the said
grand Jury to support the indictments he
,ntends to prefer against the said A aron
Burr, esq. It's ordered that the clerk issue
subprnas upon he request of the said at.
torney for witnesses
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WESTERN NEWS.

A letter has been received from general
Wilkinson, dated November 3o'h at New
Orleans. AZ that time the larger part OF
our forces were descending the Red river
) unlsr col. Cashiog--The latest iaforma
ton previously areceived from New Or
leans was only to the 7th OF November,
add the intermediate intelligence Is conse-
quensly wanting-But it is to be inferred
from the return of our troops to The Mis-
sissippi tina, amicable arrangements have
beea made with the Spanish commanders
which have probably agreed to their forces
remaining at Nacogdoches.
General Wilkinson writes, that in con-
nee,ion with governor Cisiborne, and cap
tain Shaw of the navy, he was taking -deci
sive measures TO protect the mouth OF the
Mississippi, as we'll as several stations a,
bove it, efec,ually TO guard against any
hostile attempts that might be made from
withou, or within our limits.
Extract of letter from Governor Tifd n,
dated Dec. IA, 1906 to the secretary of
war.
81 have this night received yours OF
the 10th of November, directing tia. one
hundred aud hfty or two hundred volun
teer militia may be immediately raised 90
der the authority Of the United States, TO
take post a, Marietta, for the express pur
pose of preventing the hotilla from moving
from the MuskinguG river, which is be-
lieved 10 have been bull, with hostile views
and observing that the troops so raised
shall while in service receive the pay and
rasions allowed by law. @
"Thc same mail that brought yours
brought me also communication from
Judge Meigs of Marietta, informing me
that in obedience to my instructions sent
10 him by virtue of a law of our state pas.
sed about week ago, an account OF which
I enclosed TO the president, detachmen'
of our militia on the night OF the 10Th inst
seized ten of the batteanx as they were de-
ascending the Muskiugum river.snd that 4
more remain on the stocks unfinished.
which will be also arrested-Thest
batseaux were forty fee. lorg, very wide
covered and constructed to carry one
company of men each: 100 barrels OF pro
visions were on board those seized, ane
100 more not got on board. 1t appears no
,ice had been sent onsof my orders beios
issued by some spy or other, aud thel
were hurryiug off bu, they are happily
secured. Comfort Tyler, styled by hi
men col TYLER, was living with anumbere
fast rowing boats a, Blannerhaze,'s island
and my informant adds with a number o
men, FIFTY were counted, armed indiscri
minatelv with mnskcts, pistols. euiasses
&c. waiting for the Muskingom aotiiia t
Join them, in order TO descend the river
that they were alarmsd upon hearing of th
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Exs,ses of q litter f,sm q gentleman g
fraakfers (Kentacky dated Deceo'0sS

ExfTGet Of !et!eY jioN . ~ =, g
fraaxfers (Kentacky dated December
3 s, 1906.
..Sebastian resigned. but not before the
pension he had been charged with rece,y-
inq from Spain had been mentioned TO inc
hc.,se Of representatives, and the comnlit-
tee to which the subject was referee, pro.
secuted the enquiry without attending to
the resip nation. c. Wilkins and James
Martin, Of Lexingson, and Thomas Bul-
lit, of Louisville, fully established the tact
the latter and Mr.. Innes stated what
they conceived 30 be the consideration. A
letter was received from baron Carondelet
by Sebastian In 1875, mentioning wish GA
the part of the crown OF Spain 70 make
some commercial concessions 20 this coun-
try, and requesting that some agent might
be scot down 70 treat OF the subject. DC.
bas,ian consulted one or two friends, |
think lines and Nicholas, and went down
himself with their concarrence--a treaty
was formed reducing TO little or nothing
the duties we had been subject 10 at Nor.
leans. Thistreaty was read by MI L.
Nothing was stipulated On our patti Our
good will was expected in exchange tor the
favor, and Sebastian was promised pen
sion for the trouble he had taken in the bu.
sness oe 1000 dollars per annum: the trea-
~ took place with Gayoso- This the wit
nesses had from Sebastian himself very
lately after the conversation on the subject
of the pension had become general But
Mr.. |. on his second appearance before the
committee, stated another transaction, that
10 go or '97 letter was received from DIR.
Powers, directed 10 Messrs. S. N. |. M.
meaning Sebastian, Nicholas, Times, Mnr.
ray, it contained another from Carondoiet
giving full power .osthe doctor. The lat.
ter proposed separation from the union,
and detailed the means; arms, ammun'-
ton, men and money were offered, 100000
dollars the SUM mentioned. Murray was
not consulted. Sebastian wrote TO Rlcao-
las and Iures that whatever they agreed ga
he would acceds to. n. & |. disagreed s.
wrote a joint answer they sent it to Sc
bas,ian blu, @ha, he did with it know
not. He made no communication on the
subjec, TO the general government because
J. Adams was theo president, and he was
afraid of standing army here--aIl the ties
t,mony will be published. Mr., Brown de-
ciared on cath hat he knew nothing of the
transactions. Mr.. Burr has been twice be-.
tore g:and jury, Davies had the first dis.
charged for wan, ST witness. Yesterday
the second found a verdict for him. He
was accused of design to attack Mexico.
From what have been able TO gather from
he jurors the testimony established the
design of a settlement on theWashisa grant
which B. purchased from Lynch add l..
from Van Bsslrop. This grant is now said
70 be confirmed by the commissioners be.
low. Oae or two of the witnesses said
something concerning the agreement Of the
people hired to act as volunteers in case war
should take place between the u. S. and
Spain"
FEDERAL COURT, KENTUCKY
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Tuesday, December 2.

S'''53 tDCtcWUCf -
The grand jury ordered 10 be summone d
to ths day having appeared were empanneH
ed and sworn. Judge[nne then delivered
to them the following charge:
Gentlemen Of the Grand Jury,
You are convened this day upon a
special occasion. The even, exhibits 10
the world the importance of the institution
which secures to the citizens of America
The inquiry of grand jury in all cases af.
fecsing either life OF liberty.
Grand jurors are constituted judges of
the actions of their fellow citizens, which
they are to examine agreeably 20 that rule,
wnich compe1s mankind TO make their mo
raj actions conformable to il.
Ibis rule of action is defined TO be the
Law OF the land, from which we ought
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TYLER have pushed down the river. ana
/ lef, the The boats 10 follow them, upon
/ hearing Of those On the Muskiagum bslog
seized. s.
). 10 this state OF things have thought
it best, WHICH hope will meet With your
snproba,;on, 10 send OF an express this
niahtto Marietta and anorler 10 Cincinatti
a, Marietta. have appointed by virtue
Of your letter, one major, one captain, one
! licotentant, one ensiga and directed 70 DC
| raised q company Of sixty commission.
ed officers, privates and musicians, 70
guard the aotina arrested, and guard tsae
river Ohio. aud arrest any boats or arfaa'
men,s which may cone down. AT Ciuc.n-
| nati.< have directed to be raised two
companies, each consisting OF one MAJOR,
| one CAPTAIN, Que lieutenant, one ensign,
sixty aoucommissioned officers, prlvases,
1ad musicians. These troops vii! DC an
user arms in one day afser my expresses ar
,sriye. / have at Cincinnati ordered two
pieces of artillery to be planted on the
bank OF the river, to keep spies every ten
miles Up the river to give notice OF the
approach Of the boats, 10 throw eofiaee
of boats across The river, and not 20 suher
a boat to pass unexamined, or sink every
one which may attempt fofelosy to
pass. $50,
!" believe the Muskingom aot'lla and
confor, rv,rr,s a ,,lla were The whole of
,he heats nrenared for ,hi. secret cxpedisi.
,;on and ,ha, they were 20 take troops on
bo,rd h.,ow orr state. and depended on
,hss. hoa,. n,ov;s;ona szc. 20 enable them
~ nroseen,e The en,erprise. We have
therefore completely frustrated their In
.rnt;ons The Musklnpum Aoiilla is
secured and have no doub. but that
| shall anon give oou a good account of
Tyler,s.s
Ex,rac, Of a letter from Return J. Meiss,
Esauirs, daled Marietta, December the
l7sh.
The governor of Ohio havirg com
nissioned me TO carry into effect q law OF
the state, passed on he 9Th instant en,i.led
!. An act to prevent certain acts hostile to
The peace and tranquility of the United
States within the jurisdiction Of this state"
- have on the ninth by detachment of
the militia seized fifteen batssaux and a.
bout Two hundred barrels OF provisions,
prepared on The Muskingom river. by
fisraa-rl Biaunerhassett, colleague OF col
Burr, for military expedition against the
domiaons of Spaio, and for o,he, purpos-
co. | issued warm, for the appreben.
sion OF Bauneihsssett, who resided Is
miles below lh;f, and without the jusisdic
ton OF this state. He Aed Immediately
upon hearing Ct The seizure Of The
boa's. in the night with Comfort Tyler
and abou. Eff, men IN fast rowing boats
e==He is putsued by land 10 order to,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-12-11
PAIL and WINTER
GOODS.

THE subscribers informtheir friends
(custoMeyS &C Gstaace) andthe
public IN general, that they are nov O.
Pening, IL their store (by The Market
HouseJ in Shepherd's- Town, q very
extensive and eomPle,s assortmsns Of
Fre6 WosAtg Goods,
together with the mos, elegant assort-
ment Of /
Nice Fang Gods,
ever opened in this part OF the eoun try
all which they will sell very cheap, by
Wholesale and retail.
JAMES 6JoHN LANE.
|. They continue 10 give the
highest price il Cash for Hides and
Skins-and have prime Soal, Upper and
Harness Leather, with nice Calf Skins
and Boot-Legs for sale.
Shepherds. Town, Novr. IS, 1907.
g H=a ~ at=EA 80 |H FL -RE# g rFH. IA
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FOR SALE,
4 VALUABLE
Negro Woman,
about 50 yeafs Of age. that = we'll &C.
quainted with every kind Of house work.
WILLIAM BENTLEY.
Berkeley county, Nov. ~, 1907.
RHE subscribers . Gasrdian Of Mag

THEs subscribers O. Guardian OF Mag
nus Muse, wishes 10 lease u 4
rood tenant for 4 term Of S or 6 years, 4
valuable FARM IN die county Of sifer-
son, on which Is ! good log dwelling
house. kitchen and about $50 acres Of
cleared land, rs OF so acres of which i
10 meadow, 4 6ne sprir IND stream Of
water running throoc laid farm-The
greater proportion d, the Geafed land i
fresh, being bnt recently cleared-f 4
would be AZ accommodates 70 persons
wishing 70 lease said farm, they can be
furnished with slaycs on hire to work
the same.
The subscriber wishes also 10 make
sale or sixty Or seventy acres Of small
grain, growing on said farm. Apply in
Charles. Town, Jefferson county.
WILLIAM TATE.
November "a, 1901. -
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Iugmia Lands
Fsr sax

THE subscriber Offers for sale seye-
raj Tracts Of Limestone Land, of
the first rate quality, consaining from
1000 500 aeres. wen aarered and TIM
bered, lying within half : mills Of ths
Potomac river, in Berkeley County,
about seven miles above Williamsport
and ten from Martinsburg. For terms
apply 70 the snbscriber on the premises.
GEORGE NEWkIRK.
SePtemterls Iso7.
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1. Prsce
Kasjas fnishtd sp,niag aiarxs
sahpy9
: MeU Goods,

which were purchased principally. for
Cash, and win Be sold unusually low.
His late purchases comPrize the FOL-
towiDgartieles:
Upwards of 80 pieces Flannels. assort..
ed, and lower than they have ever been
sold in this place before, j.
Brown Moleskin Coating, for Ladies
Goats, {
Silk Gloves, assorted,
Cambrick Dimities, Assorted,
Elegant Tabby Yelvets and Trafalgar
Vest. Shapes,
Cotton Laces, assorted,
Soal and Upper Leather, &c. &c.
BIS Gs~se,tMsnf Is nosS very cos,pless.
M~artinsburg, October rs, 1907. N
-E- 49, ~ ."wE T# -. -
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NOTICE.

A P~ETITE9NMilfbe presented 10
IA the GensfaEA sssmbly Al ies merit
session, praying thAs law may pass for
the appointment Of Commissioners with
power toregulAte the police of the town
Of Bath, and TO raise, BY way Of Lottery,
or otherwise. : sum Of money Tor the
imProssmentSof thet Public Square win.
in the same.
October is, 1907.
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BERKELEY, 8. j
February coart, 1905.
Michael M'Kswan, Compiainant,
Abraham Davenport, i
and Defendants.
Adrian Daysnport.
IL ~CHANcERY.

THE defendants, Adrian Dayen.
port. not having entered his ap.
pearance agreeable 70 an actof Assembly
and the rulesof this court, and il appear
ing 70 the satisfaction Of the Court, that
he i NOT ~ inhabitans ofshis Common-
wealth, on The motisn Of the Complain
ant BY his Counsel, It Is ordered, thar
said Adrian Davenport, do appear here
on the Monday after the third TUESDAY,
10 February next, to answer the BIZ az
tne Complainant, and that Q copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted In The Berke.
ley and Jefferson In,eliigsnccr for two
months suecessively, and Published IL
the door Of the Court House or said
County.
a Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, nc.
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fEE@4AEIL a@#EsE@FE 4
two years have elapsed
In since the dissolution Of the part
nership of Asryov g Brsuv,s dusinr
which time I have anxiously bsea wait.
ing Tor those persons indebted 70 said
concsrnto come forward and discharge
their respective accounts, IN which I
HAYS been disappoiutsd-Ia row request
I'll thoss ind-bied 10 said concern. 81 10
myself IN any manner whatever, TO make
immediate 5paymsntto Mr.. Robert Wor.
thington, whom ! have authorized 10 Re.
celss die ssms-lh hose who usgleet az
tending q this notice. within 4 short
time, mast calculate upon suits being
commenced, q i isimpossibls % give
any logger indulgence. !
JOHN MORROW.
SefAeyd ToOn, Nop. -, 1907. ],
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SIX CENTS REWARD

AN away from the subscriber. !.
IN apprentice boy named Thoms.
Bsnnett, about twelve years Of are
hsd 90 when he went away ablue round-
shout and trowses. Whoever take, up
said apprentices, shall receive the 1000
reward, but no thanks.
JOHN ~DAUGHERTY.
Shepherds. Town, Nov. 20, fsbz.
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roMMITTED, % The Jail Of Jsssr.

70 the Jail Of Jefer-
NJ son county on Friday the Goth In
stant, ! Negro Man who cails himself
hill, about IS years or age. ave feet
six or seven inches high, has his right
foot froze or from the instrp had on /
pair of white homemade tfowsers, no
shirt, and bis other clothing extremely
ragged. and indiscribahle.
WILLfAM MALIN, iailor.
Nov. "a, 1907.
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New Goods.
NsTES kEW#-ER% VI ~ G[L-----A--=---
THE subscriber has jus. finished
opening : large supply Of
Wmtsy Goods

which, added 10 his former stock, make.
sis a:sortmsns very somPlete, all which
WILLIAM B. KING.
n. 9: I wish 70 sen an my stock of
GOODS now IN hand ; any person
wishing 70 purchase. viii End L their
in.sress q call, : I win IN on good
VIM. B. KING.
Min Greek, November 6. iso7.
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noMMIrTED . lie isil ofBsrl.-

% tie iail 81 Berl..
ley county, Tie 4th September hst.
: mulatlo man. who says his name 4
Peer Waidsa. and thar be i the proper.
tysof John lays, &c KennaNa, near Elk
town he y about 81 years cfage, aboot
8 feet high, rather SLENDER made, has
large WHISPERS, and i very talkanve-
have reason 70 believe that he was late.
y ia the Winchester Jail from which he
Effected his escape.
MOSES COLLINS, iailor.
November ~, 1s07.
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Fen EaA Goods,

nv
uST reeeived and now opening BY
the subscribers-the quantity sxtensive
variety fashiohable-and terms
the most reasonabie-the enire s~elecri-
ons and purchases made BY the acting
partner atshe philadelphia Cash Maykets,
from whose sxperisnce and ardent per-
se~ver.uce, to please customers particu-
larry, and the public generally, on he
most reasonable terms, tits presumable,
the present assortment will exhibit the
most Aattering Recommendations.
Prom an extensive and late importzti-
On Of European and East-India manu-.
features, have been selected the follow
ing articles, VIZ.
Sspe,fne Lsndsn Broad Cloths,
Common difte,
B,o,vn and mixf Csatiags,
Forssf Cloths, Ha5lhicls and Ksrseys
Bake, ,chite, RED, green and yelesU
Eanneis,
Sspe,tae Scartf. sc. Cassaneres,
Bfnnst's patenf Cerd, q n
Do. 10. Fancy WaisteodfiHg,
Ds. Cation do. =
White. shse. mist and biack Csnstitufi-
on. So. Cord. TN
Pain Erioefs and Ts~ipesfee.s, assosteG,
Fancu Va. and u. Thicksets.
A hdndsomr assortment Of Wooken and
Cotton Hosiery, l Il
il haadsom, ~ sy;menf offhet mon fash;.
onnbI. YaganucdT,a.Trav
Ladies Head trimmings.
NJ. E,otb.,s mi ga,,1..
pio;r ,saati,a snd. T,ofsb,o, Lena
MrsLns. -
d. .Ss;a.1 NJ 5
dyfto mo .Ssa,Sh and Ha,A.,eh;.E.
Fn,nisuys GaLcors,
csintss, and caEege,
Ea,cS M Nh R;Issn,. ,,.l ,,..,,..
,sn and cotton U,abre4as.
Eoncp md h1a;n Sis Gar -. 1r.,..,
III ,Sho,pLs M HangS.,e5;.G
C5tton Cords and Tasseis. - i.
49,. r5o,i dr,.f,o 70. c;u cn.,.
C. Cas,Irie3 ands.4D;m;rsss" csmss.s'
i, .sss,tcd
KS e5cotta, cho,,5,o. 16,,E,. Inn n
6.4aad "a Cam6r;ck 1y,Er,. G,,s ~.
5L,1;a hb,,uns hrr az 49,. 49,
df,,o Carauon ana .Suo,rsnr hsai bh;,gn.
Ierhorn Hafs M Ronn,t. 1870
$500. -, -
~ II
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TANNING.

TIE subscriber respectful iIGoslAs
Ing friends, and the public esne-
slly that he still continues the TAN
WING business on The properly IN
merry occupied by John o,fsrrsn &
Ma.eh place he keeps ! supply OF eeod
AEAIHEk OF every kind.--He yin
Pssthe highest price in Cash Tor Hides,
okins and Bark.-He hopesto give =.
usiactlont 70 every person who may Pleas
Z favour him with their custom.
ANrE T. -@+tEF e@h5 49, ,GE = ~
GEoRGE HAN.
Martinsburs. November s, 1901.
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M~ARTINSBURG, Bs,i<itv Eo.u,,.
Virginia !; Printed and u6LisAsdbv
JOHN ALBUR IT'S
rrar. q rar lNTELLIGENcER

- TIE price efshis Rster Il fsse d.
iass Per daakss, oae dollar payable az ar
sinssef subscribing, and one .phesa he
gear expives. Disfunt Subscribers pay
tes fAf whole gear IN aapance. Tbs
Price Q Advertisements, to no,.-sst-
scEibess, is M dollar per sguare fsr
three speeks iHserfisn, and or centiir.
aance effer that tispeas cents per uveel:
Subscribers mill coatinue 10 recesve n.
dscfion If oasa5fs urM on their Adssrsiss-
Ments.-
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NOTICE.

"A BARGAIN may be had in de MIR.
II chase ofthe places where John Pie.
and Basil Cross nov reside, contaipinr
i've hundred acres Of good lime s,cns
LAND, binding on Opecon.C resf.
distant about FIVE miles from this pl.cs
and six from Shepherds Town. The.
buildings are comfortable, with 1 MILL
seatdon Opecon.-The title good, the
price low and the payments win Be made
easy toa pnnctual man. Those who are
inelined to buy, may know the terms 8 !
application to John Baker, E~sq+a.-Shep-
herds Town. d
BENJAMIN oDEN.:
Martinsburg, Nov. 20, 1901.
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Public Sak

puRsUANT to the last win .nd o.
L lament Of Edward Watkins; a.
ceased, win be sold at public aue,iop-
z CulpePsr Court House, On de-
hsst DAY OF January next, about forty e..
choice healthy Virginia born slaves. Men
and Women, Boys and Girls, mos,Iv
young and very likely; sundry artieies
% household furniture, twelve moutk,
credit will be allowed the purchases, vko
must eseeuts bonds with approved.s cu-
rity tor the purchase money. befors .nv
property win Be delivered.
WILLIAM PENDLEToN, ~.
st,1e4<y cssn.y, Ersin,a, I
Jsty3i, 1907.
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Nefies il bsry givfs

.T0a Personstin Berkeley couo,v.
Virginia, that are o. were indeSs.
ed % M, which, have assiguedso VII
ter Inrner, not 10 pay him or HE asens..
any moaey - aforesaid, thae they hase
. o paid, Tor they in justice are moi n,
properly, % | have lately found ! d.
charge from him and his wife for De
consideration for which the bonds were
assigned on Maj. John Robinsoa apa
Mr.. Robert chfissy, and the o,hss =.
siSnments we're made for him 10 coilsss
the mohey for me !; I had lossihe rece;pss
Is aforesaid, and was not abl. 20 prove
the eontents, andshe came from ChiIs-
eothe and tormsn.ed me when + wac 10.
confusion, 40 that / consented 10 assisn
themto him but since / have foundis
! haye applied TO him 20 release the claim.
and % amend our snawers before ,he
trial OF the suit in Berkeley, in which;
said d@bts are contested. but he s.ill r..
fuses.
ROBERT wilcox.
November IS, 1907.
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TROUBLES IN VIRGINIA.


From The Public A2,eMgencer. (aDemocrat.
&c nfUspater.
/" An article has recently appeared lathe
Richmond Enquirer. democratic paper,
uadcr the editorial head which boldly de-.
clares that Mr.. Jzferson by accepting the
presldrntial olacs for another term, will
prove himself ac'uated.by despieable am.
bition. The present writer indulSes sen'
titneuts dramatically IKE reverse. j he re-.
pobiican part of our ciiisens are conside-
r.biy disunited 10 relation 10 that indiqidu.
al who shall in case Of Mar. Iefsrsoasre.
tiremeat succeed him.
g Some are peculiarly sangulne, tha.
Mr.. Madison would be nominated, and o..
theirs are zealou5ly devoted to the Interests
Of MIR. Monroe.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-12

firmly 81 al endless strap, Which psssss
round 1, aud desce nds 10 ,Ieaols, on
winch lae workman rests his foot. q lis.
tie IA, leather cushion, Used IN adjusting
The Il, and s,rsp, and a sn,aliulsrgsIar
prisntf wood, GU which boots are closes
COMPLETES the apparatus.
& departed this lite, TINS morhlng. at hall
pas three O'Clock, Mr.. HUGH WEST, alter
Short but severe illness, which he bore with
Christian fortitude.
His friends ard acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral tomorrow
afternoon, at four O'Clock, from his late dwell
ling.