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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-10
No. H..
PROCLAMATION.
COMRADES.

IOMRADES. 8
After having put every thing IN order,
as far as circumstances and time would per.
Eis | ay to the. army 10 order to employ it
as speedily as possible for the safety ofmy
dear countrymcn. if events do not 5000
happen which agreeably,o my wishes, may
settle every thing 10 an honorable and paci-
&c manner.
Copenhagen, Aug. 1a, 1907
FREDERICK, Prince Royal.
No.. III.
GAckstadt. Aag. Is.
We Christian VII by the grace of God
ect.
~ lNake: knozun:
THE British envoy JacksonhaviBg de-
clared on the 18th Of this month. thar hos-
,ili,ies against Denmark would commeece
and having at the same time asked for pass
ports for himself and his suite, war be.
tween Denmark and England must cons
sequently be looked upon as begun. We
therefore sxhcrt our faithful subjects every
where TO take up arms, for the purpose at
opposing the audacious projects The enc.
my, and repelfng his violent aggression-.
We 10 consequence order BY the present
tha. ell English ships together with all En-.
glish properly and merchandise, be every
where sequestered by the magistrates aud
others, and especially the custom house OF.
fcers, in whatever place and in whatever
hands and deposs they may be found.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-10
October 9:
Pursuant to a Decvee

Of the honorable the circuit court Of the dis
trict of Columbia, in a suit depending in
Alexandria county, in chancery, wherein
Colin Aud administrator Of Robert Mill
gan, deceased, is complainant and William
Wilson defendant, will be exposed to pub
lie sale, on Saturday tie, .5thday Of sr7htenr-
Der aert, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at
the coffee house in the town of Alexandra,
for ready money
A LII the said VIM. Wilson'S right and tia
-E tie in and to three fourth parts Of an UNI :
divided interest in the whole Of the lands :
heretofore attachedto the Keeptryst furnace,
being about fourteen hundred acres, with ehe
exception of the works and e acres sold to
the government of the United States, lying in :
Berkley now Jefferson county, near Harper's
ferry.
Charles Lee no.,,,,.e
Thos. Swan. o'"' =
August 4 2awts.
BY reafon, of the absence of the
commiflioners, the sale of the above
mentioned property is pottpoped until
the t7b Oct. at 10 o'clock, in
the forenoon, at the coffee house
when it will take place.
Sept. 4.
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Latest Proceedings.

~
The examination Of the eksence has now
approached close.
On Saturday, Chandler Lindsey was called
again On the part of the -aecused-A few more
questions were proposed to General Wilkin-
SON, and his examination was concluded He
was followed by Matthew Ellis, by Capt. Bis
sell, by Judge Todd, federal Judge of the dis
trict of Kentucky by Col. Mickey, aud MIR.
Gates, by Elijah Jones', Thomas Bodley and
Charles Lynch, iclain,ant of the Ouachita
landl who were called on the part of the
accused. In the course Of the day, the depo-
sition Of Charles Fenton Mercer, Esq was
read, and Mr. Poindexter was again called in
at the request Of the accused.
On Monday, Col. Gather was called in by
the accused to inYalidate general Eaton's tes-
dmony with what little success the public
are hereafter to Judge. Gen. Eaton himself
spoke at considerable length. Capt. William
Tinsley was also called i'll on the part of the
accused. Mr.. Silas Dinsmore, agent to the
Choctaw nation, was introduced on the part
of the Z. S. to prove the situation of New
Orleans during the disturbances in the west
em country. Lemuel Henry. Of the Missis-
sippi territory was called in on the part of
the United States, to prove certain decla-
rations of col. Burr and Mr.. New, made at
4 Washington M. #. In the course of the day
the dispositions of Mr.. Prevot and Of Julien
Dupiester were read.
Yesterday was occupied in the examination
of Major Bruf, called on the part of the accus-
ed, and his cross-exa,nination by cen. Will.
kinson.
] Mr.. Wickhan announced that all the evi-
dence was closed on the part of the accused.
Mr.. Hay announced that he had no other
witnesses to produce4but lieut.. Jackson, who.
was nhis way from n. Orleans and might
be ex pected this day.
Perhaps the argument. on the evidence will
begin this day. Rich. Enquirer.J
A new pamphlet has made its appearance
in Kentucky, entitled Ayiew of the .Presi-
dents conduct concerning the conspiracy of
1906. BY Joseph Hamilton Davies, late at
torney of The United States at Kentucky"
A letter from well inf formed American
residing in France, dated
Paris, August 8, 1902,
Says,
" You may place reliance on the fact,
that Bonaparte. will nozo turn mis- attention
TO The acquisition of SHIPS, commerce and co.
lonies. All the dock yards in the empire
are in gr eat activity, particularly at Ant.
werp, where,here is an immense collections
of ship timber. lam told he rs determined
10 annal MIR. Jefferson's famous Louisiana
purchase, and, you may depend, that that
regiep, and the island of Cuba also, will be
coded by Spain to France and that SPAN
will be indemnifed in Portugal"
We place reliance on the authenticity of +
the above INFORMATION and we think the
time 10. far di.,an. when the real Ameri-
can will have much more to fear from
French !" 7ories" than from British.
(Boston Cea'inel.
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DIED, this morning, after a most painful
andtedious illness, Mrs. Sarah Douglass, wife
Of james Douglass.
G The friends and acsuaintances of the
family, are invited 10. attend the funeral from
his house in Prince -street, to the burial ground
attached to the Presbyterian church, to-rnor--
row morning at ten O'Clock. Il e
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Public Sale.
e. Removal.
I o II N T u CK e K.

HasremoYed from King street to his'wkarf
adjoining Messrs. Jonsh Thompson s Sons,TS
where he has for sale, sss ~
100 SPANISH HE Ess
1000 bushels coarse Turk s-IslaadsSALT z
First quality Museoyatlo SUGAR in hogs.
heads and barrels-sad 80 =
GROCERIES as ux:al.
lie alsotakcs the liberty TO inform. his :
friends in The country, that he has a large and
commodieus Warehouse for the reception OF
Hour, either BY watsr1or. gggoiis, and would 4,
take in -four on storage. III
October lc. ea}Od 3saw5w
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alrrannrta Eailp anberftssr.
SATURDAY, Oc1eBER 10.

Dispatches have been received by govern
.ment from our ministers at London.
e We are infarnIed, that it is the opinion Of
the President, that-the state Of affairs between
the two countries, does not present the most
agreeable aspect. $ ~
Wassingto7s Feaeralist.
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g.. A great Bargain.

THE subscriber offers for sale the House
he lately purchased of the. Bank. It Will be
sold much below its real value, and a,credit
given that shall suit the purchaser.
Ifnot sold shortly it will be rented.
A. Holbrook.
2 October 9: co
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Exsfaoss rosa Faris papers.

a - !. rs i .l& 4
\ The King Of Wss;phalia Jerome Seaa-
psfs) was married 10 the princess Catha-
Ine I'll Wn,smberg cpSS Sunday the Esd Of
aSgaa. The ceremony was pefformedin
hschapsl at ssagis.asy The. aas,Inee Prims.e.
Hsffmpsfia. ai5hesss Ne as ff,sfncs So Jerome
sastsa 81 tac emSefar and her fnaisssy
las smpssas By shesp5:Cee ] ssons on their
satancs sato the chapel. The ceTenopy
vapssfpsned III tlAse.:feIlewieg u,arner
Ills Aishaess ssudsefninep tbr prince
hrs'e. o@eisting. followed bg Ms clergy.
mrsceivrdtEr,r msjessies az shsir en-.
l'uessas5 the chapel and presented shem
WHO Inc aosy water. Their maisssies
sasts he r.ssises epon their hassocs; their
,apsiias higjhDessss,.,he pEfuce & prircesss
lsIone, knesssd upou The steps ofsshe al.
a'ssroat Of he arm chair uf The prince.
Flna't she Princess, rrincsssSs, etc. etc.
Mflhrlr places near The, throne. The
s,ns'srsaad Presidents Of the high bodies.
s sas Stale were placed 10 The chapel. The,
auass Pfima;e gave the nupiial blessing TO.
0ausust bride aad bridegroom with the.
aaa' iofmsllties the pail was supported
s9s bishop Of Gsns aud The Abbs de
GENOA, 4uelsss Il.
A. ~ sss Oh o. ihisstnooth pink put into
~ poFtfrom Tupia. Captain Traverse,
ssaeon she Belongs, seIsses.thas on the
~ i0'y, there were public rsjaicings
.sa's 10 order 10 celebrate The taking of
Sa''anIine by the Tunisians. fromf the
st,'ass- Il was asserted there that ,he.
~. NJ eoassausine himself sas among the
sa0sr Of prisoners.
S : O'qods engagement has taken place.
sss sssn he AlgSrisss and Tunisians, in
a,,;s 'as later gained complete victory.
NJ Ives a considerable number Of killed
IA s0a'dee they made 1000 prisoners
,,,s s0k pieces OF cannon. After this
sSsl ssa.ea, the 'Ssptspa surrounded the.
IN. serine army aud captured all It's
l,p,no sssggage, esnuon, powder, stores &
'aasls !9aded with provisions.
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nj s HIS D = US NAIL,
81. sV york, October
zate Fsaaos.


.c.a,a;o Ubea Smisas Th0 arrived here
7. Yesterday 10 sa days ffoms Bosdsaax.
having fas ossd The { diiors Of the New
! u York tsszetls win psss Iispirs to sshe
Z ash Of aADgos,.tSey are enabled 70 pre-
.:as,he Subsequent Articles 10 their M
Nsioas fssdefs.. IS .ss's, 81
rs. BriiisR aasrpsr CO sass en- sea the az,
ssf IS Eopepaagen the Ig Of An;
gust Sc. -, ii $ s.. !,
.tPasistha ash Aug, $ IS Is. S. 4
Among ihr passengers 70 sthe ship Eliza
ne. esss M fl and III Bsrihier,
usietsofthe prince Of Neutchsssk y s.
Capssin S4ailh, On The 9Th uhimu, was
bosrdsJby The British lrigate Amazon, We.
lyhteIyfren England, and was iaformed
hatlbe diGsrences beJwesn the 81. Isl aud
G. Btiiain u sse sssptled.
capssinsGisldiag, Of The industry from
bordeaux, ipftrms.hat toe u Ss1btig
wssp, with dispatches for our minister al
Pans, bad ssrwed.st L'Ofiepi. 4
49,. a
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DENMARK.

KEEL, august IS.
Wi ssscp, being scnt 10 the. Prince.
atsociaror from England brox
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= u
sisting efmen, women and children among.
whom are, a good house carpeGter and an ex-A
cellent house seryart---one Harpsichord, IL
tolerable good order.-This property VIII be
sold on credit oil six months, the purchaser
giving bond a1lassecuiitySfor the payment.
4 Also; atVhe. same hnie. and hlace saHb be sold,
A Tract of Land, commonly
called {" 7eb6's DQlr,' situated -on Quanticc
Greek, about one mile and a haifbelow Dunn
fries; containing about three hundred acres.
On this land, whose situation and quality emf,
nently recommends it, is good dwelling
house and offices.
A Lot In the town Of Durnfries,
on which is erected a large and convenient
stable.
Several Lots In the town of,
Cariborough, at the mouth of Quantico-
Creek, some Of which are improved, and all
of which will be particularly designated Oil
the day of sale.
The real properly above mentioned, WILDE
sold on credit of six months for one half
the purchase money, and of twelve months
for the balance, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security fer the payment.
Benjamin Bots, ! 6
John H. Peyton, IS
Wm. A.. G. Dade 4
October g. [Io,] dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-10
Public Sale.

By, yfrtae a. dceges Of, tie carry cout sf.
Prince Ir1Aianl, gyzH be er7tosed 10 sale, tr. I
fore The .jfont dur et the court-house, IN The
~tozvn Of Dulnfrics, on The first MONDAY
= in Novemter nfa.f, the .Joiloz,ins PROPER.
j ny, PIX,
Ten likely NEGROES, con
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-14
District Of Columbia.

p TOTICE is hereby gipen TO all zylion IL
/ 7aag concern, that the Consul General
Of Portugal to the United States OF America,
mas authorised the subscriber to legalize all
papcrs that may. be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports of this district TO any ia
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters of vessels who may omit
having their bills OF health this certified, will
IS liable 70 undergo quarantine.
It's requisite that any article slipped for
5ecount of q Portuguese subject, should be
declared and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
"; and tie bills Of lading leggalized ssaboye.
Lewis Deblols.
May IS. 9
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Z his Is to give. notice,

y HAT the subscribers of Alexandria coun-
s ty, in the district of Columbia, have Oh
tanned, from the orphans court OF said coun-
ty, letters testamentoTy on the estate Of Su.
sanna Hamilton, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased: All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhi-
bit them, with the vouchers thereot, to the
subscribers, on or before the Seth day Of A.
pril next, or they may by law be eze3adetl
from all benefit to said estate and tfs8se IN
dehted thereto are requested to make iAnedI-
tao yment.--Giyen pader cur hands Ills
goth day Of October. 1897,
Andrew Jameson,
Rich'd. Weightnan,
October 80 35w
Printing ia all is various BRASS;
Handsomely executed at this ofieS
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mo. 2ol3.1
Is Removal.

The subscriber respectfully informs tie
public, That he hath removed from the Old
Trunk Stand, on Royal-strcdt near the mar
let, and hath taken his stand about the MD
die Of King-stTeef, where lie proposes Gerry
ing OF, as usual, the business Of making ~
pairing and selling; by Wholesale ard retail,
TRUNKS ofcyery Descriptions at very redu-
ced prices.
The greatest allowance made wholesale ,,,ur- .
chasers.
All orders thankfully receifcd and carefully
attended to, By
William P. Huntington.
November IS. sJs
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June l.
ONE CENT Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, JOHN
RISING, an apprentice to tie saii-making
business between Is and 10 years of age,
about S feet inches high. Whoever takes
up said runaway or. secures him so that get
him again, SHALL receive the above reward,
but no expences. All persons are cautioned
froa harboring, employing, or carrying him
off. Will put the law in force against any
such offender.
Daniel MsDougall.
November IL. cost
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FublC Sale.
)tRSUANT to a deed oftrust from Jolss.
o9eses' 90 the subscribers made TO Sc
.a'c the payment OF a certain sum of money
. S'fabef4 Po7vsA, VIII be sold for cash TO tic
lest bidder at the dweling-house on the
pslrealses, on s SATURDAY. the 2lst day of
November next,
Itoo Tracts d Land,
s9la2s' inthe eighboehood the Gurn-Spring,.
Is : loadoaa county, adjoining each ether and
y ing oasae lands Of Thompson and Neitcb
saa 5eaSainin James, containing one hundred
So nifty Two acres.--The sale will take place
: Wee o'clock.
Israel Lacey,
Charles Lewis, Trustees.
Stephen Beard,
80 Ms dts
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1907.
GROCERIES,

~ ISAAC ROBBINS aud CO. at their
Grocery Store, opposite the Indian Queen
tavern,s King street
Where country storc-keepers can be sup
S,eto,,ersa2 d2weo2w
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November IL.
HORWELL'S

cele6ratea Patent Syperders
EIsOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, &c. far ex-
Il ceeds any muse. To be had wholesale
and retail at the MANDATORY, lower end
ofPrince Street Alexandria.
" B. The Subscriber has a complete as
sortment well adapted for the WintcrSessen,
and can supply wholesale purchasers en- ar
-yantageous terms.
Richard Horwell.
Sept. IS dom.
DIBncrIoSs.
The bil4tons on tfe l,ack carts OF the waist
band oiigiitsto bS piace.i the same distance
froga eae!satssg, os qae two center bu'tops on
Tic Suspcn9efs, 70 prcYf'it lialps pc ssftln-
gag ard ttleleby lesl ToyiDgtAe Gaze Designed
ID tie construction Of tie article.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
GWcMmsomM Nuguet +.

WE are informed that, in consequence
of a letter received from the President OF
the United States, the Governor this COM
monweaitll, with the advice OF Council, has
directed all the militia now on service at
Norfolk and Hampton to be immediately
disbandcd; except one company OF Artil-
iery, under the command of Capt. Nestill,
and Capt Robert b. raylor's Troop Of Ca
yalrv the former of which is to be stati-
oncd al Norfolk, and trained to the man
agement of Artillery ~ .hc use of the guns
at Fort Norfolk; the latter to be on duty
in the vicinity of Lynhaven Bay, for the
purpose of watching the motions of the Bril-
fish squadron, and enforcing the Presi-
dents proclamation. We farther learn
that the Executive have thought proper
to call out q company of Infantry from the
County of Princess Anne, to assist the
Cavalry in performing this service and
that Major Thomas Newton, jr. is appoin-
ted Commander of the whole n Brigadier
General being unnecessary for the COM
mand of so small detachment. 1t appears
therefore that General Mathews VIII not
Continue in emp oyment.
We are happy to find from this informal
ton that the Presiden, OF the United States
is convinced that the friga,es la Cybele and
Chesapeake together with the gun-boats
now at Norfolk and others about to be sent
thither, aided by the batteries of Fort Nelson
and Fort Norfolk, will be sufficient for the
defence ofthat place from any attack which
may for some time be expected.
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PROFILES

by virtue of 4 decree of the Superior Court oS
- Chancery holden in Richmond. the subscri.
hers will expose 10 sale on the premises, TO ths
highest bidder, for cash, oii the 30th day of Iu.
ly next, the residue of TRACT Of LAND,
lying in Pennsylvania, Banister liver, estinias
ted TO contain l7i7 acres more or less. whereof
the widow Of John Markham and others now
reside, or as much thereof as will be sufiicien,
TO raise the sum of { 81 8 S, with interest
from the 10Th day OF June. 1906 on 6 405 Is S,
part thereof until payment. and Intetest on
c4oO, also par, thereof during he same lie iod,
the expenses OF the sac and the costs of suit
IsHhc Coles.
7Hos WooLDRIDGR, SEN.
EDWARD FRIEND
.fLLkE WHITWoRTH.
June IS, 1907. w.t.
tn The sale of the above property is post
poned unit Tuesday rhe first day of eptembsr
next, when it will Certainly take place.
ISA<c CoLES.
7HoS. WooLDRIDcz, SEN.
EDWARD FRIEND
.1LLEA ~ BIqWoh TIT.
Juy 81 1857 vat
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For SALE,
Ju'y 81, 1857

A T public auction, on m 18Th d-y Of Sept.
L next tina valuable 'e.t known b, The name
e WHITE ALL, i'll Gocchiand county the
residence OF Col John Payne III his Uterine To
enter INFO minute description of This sear wa d
he superRuous, as it is supposed no persou viii
purchase wiyhou, 6rst viewing the pr,rises
'ufhce it 10 say il contains 600 aeres of GOOD
LAND Thu dwelling hcdse is spacious nd
elegant with suii IF excellent AM convenient
out building extensive and productive APPLE
ORCHARDS &c The erms Of sale will be
one third in two years he q her two ,hrls in
annual payments. next succeeding the FIRST.
Bond with personal security will be r, CURED for
the first payment, and deed of trust on the
land to secure The two last
At the same time will be SOLD, the STOCK
of CATTLE, &c &c together with sund ar.
ticcs of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, on 4 credit of IL months bond and
security will be required.
SMITH PAYNE, Ore of tbe F.t'rs of
JoHN FAY Dec.
And IKE orly acting Esecg,O- If
Ro: PAYNE, Dec.
July Sis. 1907. IDS
n. B. The land will be shewn by II, George
w Payne who lives contiguous thereto
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
FOR THE ARGIIS

I WHAT credit does Erick Bullman de.
serve when he declares he had no personal
! motives for the interview which he reuues-
ted with the President of the United States
And how much stronger must be his attach
ment to Aaron Burr, than to the United
States, when he endeavored to convince the
President "that he would promote the in
terest Of the United States by going to war
with Spain, (that is, in fact, with France,
Spain, Holland and Italy, and giving coun-
tenance TO the expedition which Col Burr
had planned Z" Is it possible that so silly
a proposition as this could have been a SCI
rious object in Bollman's view, when he re-
questcd to see the President! If this, and
his attempr to prove that Burr was not
guilty of treason, were all that he commu-
nicated To the President, he surely would
never have been presented with pardon.
But his important disclosures of Burr's
plans, frojerES, and the means of accom-
plishing them, which he had not only not
disclosed, but had aided in carrying into eff
feet till he was arrested on charge CT
miSprision of treason by Gen. Wilkinson,
certainly required pardon, and the Pre-
sdent was in duty bound to procure his
testimony as states evidence (called kings
evidence in Engiand) against Burr and his
accomplices I: and as to tie fronliSe "that
NO StOulQ never ne used
az INST HIMSELF" and that the faher
| should neUer GO out Of the Presidents
hand" The former part has been strict
! ~ and faithfully complied with, and the lat
ter as fully observed as the nature of the
case could possibly admit of For when the
President granted pardon to Bollman, il
was on condition that he would say before
the grand jury and vcnire, on his oath, all
that he had written, and was material TO
the conviction of Burr and his accomplices ::
but unfortunately he had made this pro-
mise before Burr was taken, and after see
ms HIM, he had not the courage to keep il,
and had recourse to various bubbles and
subterfuges to avoid giving his testimony
Foollshly believing that if he refused the
: pardon, he could not be used as a witness
And when this was his idea, it surely was
the Presidents duty to furnish the attor-
ney with Boilman's written testimony, that
ne might make such use of it as the nature
OF the case might require. Was the Pre-
sident for the preservation of Boliman'S
cape even an Indictment? was ne to keep
| his word with faithless traitor, s. like him
be guilty of misprision of treason, by con-
cealing not only Bollman's, but Burr's and
his accomplices' treason also surely not
lbs charge then against the President for a
breach OF honor IN betraying his confiden-
thai communication, Is the most groundless
& lmprudent charge that ever was brought
| against any one since the creation of Man