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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-18
Public Sale. \

sBy virtue of a deed Of trust from GEoR 8 :
Beard tothe sabscgiber, made Tor the pqr-
pose Of securing to. Pailip Darrell an q El-
lott Muse, who became security stof \. Inc e
said Bsaraia d fort aso ming bond, gwen
him to John Janasy, N srcaant, u :, A|ex,
antIria, will be exposelto sale, at Gol onel
.Iauss JV-ss's tavern, on THU RSl1Ais
thsrllth day of Jaas next, for ready mo-
8 my,
All the Property rncntlonsa III
the fald Deed, VIZ.
oae Negro Wonaa, called Bstty-Ben-
Matilda, aud Jsss--one Wagon, one Sa art
ana Farming Utensils-eleye mead OF norm D
Ell Cattle, twelve head OF sheep' ana nve
Saoats. 80
af,uo dtllthJe
<r'~>>if -
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WILLIAM HAIR TSHORNE

Has for Snlc,
Two pipes and two quarter casks Of 2 Is
ROW WIJvsE.
ALSO, I.
) A LOT of GROUND, on Watersheds,
near Dukc-strcct, next door TO John Muncas-
ster's, % feet front and 90 feet deep, bounded
by an alley 8 feet wide on the north side, and
one of s feet on the back. There is a house
on the front and one on the back part OF the.
lot--subject to ground rent OF fifty nine dolv
lars per annum. My price for this lot is four
hundred dollars, inmarine insurance shares,
at par. The ground rent will pay up to this
present month.
S mo. 9Th. laW3t
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FOR SHLE,

On advantageous tes-ns.
THREE STORY BRICK WARE
N HOUSE, on Union-strcet, next door
TO benjamin Shreye, jun. well situated for the
SsihJ1:ag or Grocery business--Also, LOT
of GROUND, at the corner of Water and
Wolfe-streets.
TO RENT,
md immediate Possession given,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on, Fairiax-street, occupied by Jacob H.6aaan
-an excellent stand * the Dry Coop busl
ness.--Apply to
Jonah Thomp9on & Son.
March IA. Stawtt
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fGyR SIZE,
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT.

THAT BEAUTIFUL SEA / > \
\ aITUATED on the banks Of Great Hunt.
~ ing Greek, called Rgrql Felicity, for
merly owned BY Mr.. John Duff. It IS at pre-,
sent rented for one year, for the of one
hundred and fifty dollars, reserving the right
of possession at any time during the above
term, on, giving one months notice.-for
terms apply to RICHARD LEWIS.
April 80. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-18
SPRING NC GOODS.
iona. and Mahlon schols,,,
Have just received, a large and sene,,
sortmcnt Of
SPRLMG GooDs.
SUITABLE TO THE SEASON,

AND respectfully inform their sr;.n,
the public in general that they have 's ra ~
their store to the south side Of Kiins s'n i
just above John Ramsay 's-,-Apd bsvss s''ss4
>pened a NEW STORE, next aoo y sls 80 .
Charles BENEFITS, on King street, whe,s s .
will sell. at wholesale or retail on u. 'ass
reasonable terms, for cash, or acceptance a' !
town. se'
May Is. 49,
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TO BE RENTED,
THE BRICK STORE g COMPILING
HOUSE now occupied by Messrs. Ricketst
Newton s, Co.--ALso, the vacant S1ORE
adjoining. They are large and convenient and
will be rented low. Apply to
: j. II EoOE.
Iuly So. la@
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-18
Spanish Hides.

JUST CEkVED,
An additional supply Of SPANISH HyDr,
i'll good order and fer sale, by
John Tucker.
Who has ON hand,
Ten puscheons Antigua rum, two year,
old first quality Muscovado sugar, in hogs
heads and barrels; 400 bushels Tulks-lslaN
salt; a few bags coffee; claret vine, in case
of two dozen bottles, and Madeira viii. IN
pipes.
May S. StawSw
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ronlCo5- E1e1s srsyo-~----- XXI z1fo '>'1S..-
Mskenzic's, lower end Of Prince-street, a
lexandria.
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To Be Rented,

To be Rented
a three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, on king and Henry streets together
or separate. Likewise, on the opposite side,
a two story Brick Dwelling House.
B For terms aYffllyto
jonathan and NJ. Scholheld.
May !. go
WILLIAM HARTSHORNE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-12
Public Sale.

Wy virtue Of deed of trust from Baldwin
Id Dadeto the subscriber, made for the pars
pose of securing the. payment of three hun
kred dollars and interest thereon since the first
day of October, 1906, and the expenses Of
sale, &c. unto Jonathan and Mahlon Schol-
field, will be exposed to public sale, for ready
money. on the 22d day of this present month";,
on the premises, at three O'Clock.
A House and Lot Of Ground:
Situate, lying and being upon the west sideaf1
Alfred at and to the southwark of Oronske
street, in the town of Alexandria, and bound
ed as followeth, to wit beginning upon Az:
fred at the corner Of the square formed by. O.
ronokc and Princess streets, supposed TO be
I've feet 7 inches from each street, be the
same more or less, and running thence north
swardly with Alfred. street and binding there
with 20 feet, thence westwardly with a line
parallel TO Oronoke and Princess streets l2S
feet inches; then southNardly with a line pa
rafel to Alfred street 40 feet, thence with a
straight line to: the begnning--it being that
house and lot formerly occupied by parthinia
Dadc and her daughter, deceased.
B Andrew SsholhSd; Trustee.
Ian. s. ass,
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.SnWarroW boots.
John G.. FRANCIS,

$50 I'T0W 'Scft. ioths q,
~ ESPECTFULLY informs, the public
e. that he manufactures Snuus.rosy Boots
vita all the modern Improvements, warranted
equal TO any la the United States. After:nia-
nv years of experience III his business he has
discovered new method ofretainnlg the cias-
ITCHY In boots. He warrants 10 lit thefleg be
it ever 50, badly shaped. He makes boots OF
various descriptions, VIZ. Sawarrows--lF air.
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsiean Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Refund Toes, Bonapagte's Graves,
Jefferson S Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
fit the ouwarroW eau.sl to the tuck boots
l1entlemen will please to call and see for
themselves, at his shop in King-street, be-
tween Mr.. Motifs and Mr. Iodgkih's tavern.
Janpary $. dom
a. s. I5eintends selling cheap for cash.
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FOR RENT
December 81

!. The STORE, on Psince-street, between
Fairfax and prince-street, lately in the occu-
patton of MIR. Ramsay. II is we'll calculated
for a dry orewet goods store. The rent mo-
aerate.. Apply to
William Hodgfon.
|. Sept. So 4
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SALES AT We NDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD,

AT HEsvERDUEs SToKEs
Corner of Prince and Water streets,
3lvsrsssy 81 Dry Goods Groceries, &C.
Paticularssof which viii be expressedant
the Bills of the day.
ALL kinds OF geads which are on ianita-
k0n and ske prieesof which are established,
can at asaE time be viewed and purchased at the
aswest li,nis ssioa and prices,
P. C. Marstellef, v.sM
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:. PUBLIC SALE, S
On THURSDAY. 18th, will be sold on tho

On THURSDAY, 18th, will be sold on the
Z. premises.
~ n annual Ground Rent of .N5nety-'lline
IN. Dollars, well secured; having a two
story HOUSE, &c. on the premises; situ-
aated on Union, between Prince and Duke
streets. Terms, sc. viii be made known at
the place Of sale.
Philip G. Msrsteller.
4 ATarItafv 6. q
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Wanled. to Purchaie.
FOR SALE,
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. terags,

On advantageous terms,
The large conslaodfous weil-built threse
story BsefSsK N4 r EMO US e on King -stret-
si soica by Messgs. Richard Vcitch s co..
ASSasl5to
James Patton.
0stober ael d
- hhds. SUG AR Of good qualitys
50 bblss do. do.
pipes 9Th proof Brans.!v
or. casks Sherry N ine OF excellent
l do, dos slsiassa ID. quality,
Boxes of Cotteis { ards
Saeks.of Lieoei@ss Raoa and Sage
Barrels of Ciea-ss and Iesds & rass Seed
And a Iargs~ ssssstty 81 Rcd Sole Leather,
EpE. .s:slS 81
RsRfs Sia shreye, Jun
July IS.
Printisg, IN rs Uaysoas branches,
saRafoms!y exseard at ksss o5sfe.
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Joseph III. f.ANDEVILLE,
KING-STREET,
Ath,s Grocery 6 Flour Store,
MAS On HAND AND OFFERS FoR SALE,
AIascovado SUGAR Of various qualities
Mo5ressAoaf and Lump 90,
MDLASSESin hhds.
HAVANA HONEY
Inperiab
Hysen, iEAS,
ysaas H E1Is of good quality
COFFEE s. CHOCOLATE
Spanish SEGARS in boxes
RAIStNS iii kegs and boxes 5000
Jamaica and Antigua SPIRIT, old and good
Low priced West India RUM
New-England do.
2 French and Peach BRANDY
Holland GIN
Rye WHIsKEY
Stoughton's b T i En- in bottles
Manufactured TOBACCO
Mould ard dip'd CANDLES
Coarse and fine Liverpool SALT in sacks
or b. the bushel
American GUNPOWDER
Wrapping Paper, Dennijohns, Snuff in bot
ties, Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Black Pep
per, Sc.
100 tons Plaster Paris. ....,s.~
90 BIS. whole or gross HERRINGs
100 bis. cut do.
70 BIS. SHAD
Clover Seed,
Cheshire CHEESE of an excellent quality.
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/ 4. G Gazenev,
sKmg-sueet opposite Mr.. Mats tsge,1a, has
Just received and for sale.
A handiome Election Of FANCY
Black and epsosed Italian and india Lutte
|strings.
Ladies and gentlesnens' White, black, and
|aolored silk hose
/, Silk, kid, extra long and habit gloves
Lace gtoses and sleeves
Brown, blacks and scfalet silk velasts,
Fine split straw Jipsey hats
White and Black grapes
Eawn coioresl cassiinercs. ana bsayeretB
hIilled gloves, hose aladeaps
Men, wonaess, ard cilaltsrens Lists and mil.
/ 1ed socks
4 few bales German oz,aburss and burr
laps
? cases Irish E;nens
l do Nuns Threads
Real Martinique and other French eor&sls,
In cases.
A few Pnhts Of the Apotheosis of
Gsasrat 10 liiaSgtoa. 10 elegant Gilt
Frames.
December Is. d
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Wanted to Purchaie.

a NEGRO SERT9.Y7,, who has been ac=
sustomcd to wait In a family. and can be well
recommended. -Eztsnirs Of The Printer.
November 10. q
Wanted, to Purchaie,
a FEW ACRES GLAND, on the north
81 end of the town, to bind on the riyeror
steariy so.
.1htlyotO s1e Prister
September IS. d
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Turks Island Salt.

.7ust reeeiued, andJof' sale, los0,
a quantity Of ] Turks Island Salt.
sMARsI.ELLER * YOUNG. q
January s. ss.s. 81 -
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PUBLIC SALE,

On TUESDAY next, viii be- sold, at the.
Vendue-Store, On credit of four months,
for approved Endorsed negotiable notes,
Two pipes and two half piipesyof
London Par. Madeira Vine.
P. G. Marsteller.
January 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-12
!. Dissolution Of PARTNERSHIP.

Dissolution Of PARTNERSHIP. &.
KTHLIAM DOUGLASS intending int TO
wv retire from business in this place, the
partnership Of DQuSlass, g dlandeolae IS this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and Joseph
II. MandesiIle is solely authorised to adjust
and settle ali the accoup,s Of the partnership.
II is earnestly requested that all persons in
debted to them viii settle the same with him
Immediately, as longer Indulgence cannot be
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-12

LlNCl pOOi Odll, dIiCdt
The Cargo Of the schooner Thomas Jefer
on, Capt. Hall, from, Boston, consisting OF
800 hogsheads coarse Liverpool Salt,
For sate BY
I.awraSon and Fowle.
3fAohare also saa1diag fi,o'n said schooner,
800 boxes mould candles
5 chests young Tyson tea
4 bales Recrboon Gur'ahs
20 boxes chocolate
hogsheads N E. run
so kegs fresh raisins.
~ STORE,
IS Ghosts young Tyson TEAS
IS Go. imperial .f'Tss qi1eAtst.
Is bales Beerboon GLrlahs
6 do. Plains
do. Kendall cottons
so rolls heavy Ravens duck IA
2 cases hats
1000 PAIR coarse and fne shoes.
Is hcgsheads xs,,.cor,odo ,,.;., $
10 barrels es - - $ =,
$50. barrels n. E. run
hogsheads Grenada dc.
pipes Rebus wine
200 kegs, and 90 kids salmoa
Half barrels and kids Of ied
200 boxes soap
SO boxes Chocolate
so do. Goldfish.
December II. 49,.
q a--t = =.
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Toseph II. Mandevile

Intends to carry on the FLOUR and GRO
Gerry .BUSLA4 SIS II the same manner x on
the Same terms as heretofore done By d. aid
M. and soEeits continuance CT tayors from
his friends.
January 8. ett
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
July IL.
10 tie Citizens Of Charleston.


The committee who ware honored by their
fellow-citizens at their late meeting, with the
distinguished trust of carrying iato execution
the manly, bnt temperate resolutions which
were then unanimously adopted, have, with
concern. seen measures resorted to, which,
although they may be dictated by the bcstfeeI-
ings Of the human heart, must lead, in their
operation tif not to great licentiousness) at
least to injustice and oppression. They beg
leave, respectfully to state to their felow-citi-
zens, as their deliberate opinion, that some
late acts Of violence, which have been COM
United en- individuals, arc not compatible with
the disniHed and honorable conduct of the ci-
tizeas at their last meeting.
The committee confidently indulge hope
that their fellow citizens will do them the
jnstice to believe, that they are, with them.
tcelingly alive to every Insult which can be Of
tered to the dignity and honor of their coun-
try,land that they considerable conduct of those
who have provoked the late acts Of violence,
q unworthy Of any other notice than con-
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+ B. WHITE, Seeretary
STRETCH


OF TIE Proceedings the Netting Of The
CiAzens, held on The 9Th inst atfhes Cir.
cuiar Church to yeceive. the report Of
their Committee.
The Rev. DR. Gallagher objected to the
resolution which rrquss,ed ,,hr governor of
the state TO hold the MILITIA ID readi.
ness, and tohave the heavy artillery m onnt.
ed ontrayel!ing carriages, &c. as inteifcr.s
ing with the executive authority and unre.
cessary.
8 Col Rusledge was in favor OF the reso-
lution as far as il went, bu. thought i. did
not 60 far enough. He wished the resolu.
zion 10 be amended by adding request 10
have all the Militia properly armed aud
equipped
Och. PincknsY opposed this amendment.
ifthry attempted TOD much, nothing would
be done; there was heavy ordnance, bst
carriages would be wanting to convey the
guns 10 the rAost proper place 10 annoy
the enemyit was therefore Urgent TO
have carriages Immediately provided.
this the governor might provide fer oal
Of the cosnpgens iupd.
J
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Five Dollars Rewara.

STRAYEDs from the commons O &c e
andria the ! lth instant, a BAY Hok0s
bout fourteen hands three inches high
made, star in his forehead, some OF %.
are white, has brands but they are not !. 4
lected, there is a lump On the outside y
hind fstlock joint. occasioned by cut =. =.
ec when acclt, the scaris yet 70 be se.s -
is about 8 or 70 years old. The above :, =! y,
will be given if brought to the spbscrl1s ;,
Patton & gutehs''
rib mo. 2,st 1907.
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3 SAVANN Ali, Geo. july ,

4 Il i.
SAVANNAH, Geo. july
Alta meeting ofthe citizens of Savanna
the Exchange, in consequence of a no.sa
on by John Y Noel, mayor, to take iuo !
sileration certain resolutions transrnitteds|
the committee of correspondence Of IT, i
rough Of Norfolk, and town of Portsmeuts
latiye to, the late daring and pirateal ou,r
committed by Britishs squadron on the d
trigate Chesapeake 4
Edward Tclfair, csc. being called to |
char. and
Thomas U. P Carton, esq. appointed
cretary.
The mayor proceedetled to lay before
meeting the communication of the eorssul
dence, and to state generally, the obectoI M
present meeting and invited the Citizens
cooperate WITH their fellow citizens Of NJ
lo.k.
Tbs following resolutions were prucqI
and unanimously adopted:
Rescued, That the thanks Of this meetjB,I
tendsrsdto the mayor, for the prompt mani
In which he has acceded to the requested
citizens of Norfolk, and invited His fellow \
zens to convene this day.
Resoturd,e That the thanks of this meet
be given to the citizens efthe borough Of
folk, and town of Portsmouth, for their ~!
otto resolutions and communications to !
mayor of this city.
~ = -
Resolved, That William Stephens GssI
James, Charles Harris, Joseph IIabersss]
Edward Telfair, John M. Bsrrien, PIN
rel, W. B. Bulloch, John Y. Noel, Thod
u. P. Carleton,. Archibald S, Eul'och, |
John Cumming, be appointed COMMITTEE
report resolutions, to be held On Friday
10th inst. at IL o'clock, at the Presbyts1
church, and that the citizensbe invited, byl
chairman OF the committee on that DAY, ttsl
IN.
Resolved, That the colonel commands
the Chatham regiment be requested to d
AIS regiment, and particularly the voIlns|
companies, to move at moments warpis|
any part to which the situation Of his Bird
nc maJesty's ships or Vessels Of war may
CURE, tor the purpose OF preventing suppl
1elng afforded them.
ResolUed, That the pilots be requestsdI
refuse their professional aid to any armed 4
fsels CT the British nation, until the sens;|
tie American government be known.
Rssol1ed, That the chairman of this rns|
ing be requested to communicate to his /
celletcy the governor Of this state the u
ceedlngs OF this meeting, and to request
20 direct the organization of the eastern I
Srict, SO as to place them in situation t0I
5,st, with proniptitudc and energy, any
sressions OIL the people Of this state,
british armed fores-and that he be ala1
leited to order, professionally, the deliver
arms to the militia, when sxigenciss p
render it necessary.
Resotred, That the keeper of the ns1
heuse be directed to hoist signal on the
pearanee of British armed vessels; and \
the collector be requested to keep the resa1
cutter below, in order that she may conn
alcate speedy intelligence Of the appross'I
BRUSH armed vessels.
Resolued, That the thanks Of this ~. :
be rendered to the chairman fer the able
charge OF the duties OF his appointment |
that the proceedings of this meeting Gr
Ashed IN the different Gaxettes OF this elp
by order CT the chairman, u
THCS. ". p. CARL ron, %
Il - f4 - .@
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tempt hey theretore earnestly rccan.
to, and entreat their fellow citizens to ~
from such acts as have a tendency to ii
order and good government. They y
same time feel it their duty, seriousjy ! :
wise the FEw, whose sentiments are u, ! !:
risen With those which Eow goyernthe 4
mind, tovobserye 4 prudens and becom;ss
icnee. 3 ~
Resolved ugaainicHaiy, That the aha.
Communications be agreed to, and mi.
ed. -
$ JOHN WARD, e'si,a,,
tTest)
y. b. WHlTE, sSSec'yy.
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Iothe Ladies Of Claritataa

It's to be hoped that the patriotic I,,s
Charleston, will so Tar testify their sleeD :
and sorrow for the inaunan murder e
eountry1n en- on board the Chesapeats !.
English ship Of war Leopard, as il a,,, :
morrow, with some externalilldics,;ars Nv -
sorrow, and 70 wear the same for The CIV
8 days from that time. 'fs'
B It IS submitted that they should i,
with q 6oU ct CRAZE upon their riebt Il
der. :
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Agreeable TO a resolve adopted al th,.
public meeting 90 Wednesday, la.s the ei::
zsos Of Charleston yesterday appeared, We
~ generally, with Grape round their arms
"as respectful tribute 70 the memory o.
the unfortunate seanen who were slaugh
tered on board the Chesapeake.
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lSigned) John WARD

The thanks Of the assembly were nnan.
iinously rendered 10 the members. Of The
former commitee, for their exersions, and
for their we'll diges,ed resolutions. Also
to The chairman Of the meeting the like
thanks were rendered, for she spirited dis.
charge ct the duties Of his Office.
(Test
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22

ponents" the maker of this biting
farcafm on his party, juh before he
gives this d5fnifion Of or,iu5<, ;hus
peaks of his political opponents -
:" They lthe Federaliftsl feem TO
have taken the faAtn -4Ggell for their
patterns, and they [the Federalias1
act the Part Of SeviJ 70 the pery iys."
Now there is fomethins 70 very a
miable and a1o5trate too, in The ipifit
which dictated this deferipsion Of
Federasfs, that we cannot help adj
miring he ingenuity and Juice Of the
writer, in afcribing Jaeb .aa1iatiea5f
and Ji.1b n'odsratioa to 31syj5a and
Democracy. Tha fact is he has q
I" full view of the whole ground"
[1rsn. Fs!.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
@tsrfualIp.
GENERAL WILKINSUN.
E*tra3 Of q letter dated Nfv Oylta'g,
AprH 23d, 1907.

E*traa Of a Litter dated Ne1V Oylta'ig,
April 23d, 1907.
Since mentioned to you the cit
cumitance of the afidayits Of the
two military men from the MiiHGPpi
Territory who accompanied Wilkin-
ion to the Sabine, * who Gnce their
return depofed that they faw guam
tity Of lpecie upon Mules introduced
at his quarters in the night from the
Spsnith camp, other facts have been
brought 20 light which ferve trongly
70 confirm their account. a gentle
man Of this city ct the highett ref
pe6a bility for family character and
influence, by birth, ! believe, CAT
;illan, was called lat winter, ioon
after the commencement of our dif-
turbances, by his bu6nefs to La Vera
Cruz. Upon his arrival he was ient
for BY the Intendant who aiked him
what Wilkinton was doing at New
Orleans. He aslwered that he was
taking vigorous meafures to defeat a
confpiracy (as he faid) againit his
own country and fcheme for he
invalion Of the Spaniih Provinces Of
Mexico, &c. The lntendant then
aiked this gentleman his opinion Of
the Inhabitants of LouiGana upon
thar fubjeet. To this he anfwercd,
thar in the opinion Of thofe who bett
Knew the charaetet Of WilkInfon, the
whole was an invention of his own
for the purpole Of his private emolu-
ment. The Intendant replied he
thought 70 too and proceeded TO in
form the gentleman with whom he
! had been converting. the reafons
which induced him to entertain iuch
a belief. He faid that General Viii
kinfon frlt communicated intelli-
gence Of the general nature Of this
plot to Governour Cordero upon the
Sabine, and propofed to him that II
he would withdraw his forces from
| that river and prevail upon the Vice
King to furnilh him (Gen. Wilkin-
fon) with 900. 900 dollars, he would
undertake TO fruitrate the deiigns Of
the confpiratofs and fave the Provin'
ces Of bis Catholic Majeity from in
vaGon, employing for that purpof'
the forces and otherrefourceS nava
and military of the United States
! Governour Cordero knowing VIII
kiufcn TO have been FOX long tim
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-22
Lepgbabk. One Of our ydlgay

Lspgba5t. One Of our VULGAR
democratic prints, after the Example
of Duane. has undertaken to give
out Political Di5isaary, Of ca brief
explanations Of fonic words not eigvays
torref7y hndeJ7ea4." Il thus h4tes
tile definition of " A.nta5le -
" AM1ABtk-The private @tarsfFtr
Of Mr.. Jeferfon-as mucb p az III
public cead4a il gIGGF-EHere the
coffin has, hit the mai on The head =
but he goes on and adds furtherl-
the fcr5e0yascc and moderator uni
formly difpayed BY republicans (mean-
ing democrats) towards their oefs-
nents."
I'll bet counter faid a tharP eyed
fellow, fanding by, "that that there
Jockey who talks 70 queer, has go'
fome Office, robbed by " HaIdat
Republican moderation" tto,n enc Z
his political oppeheht,s."
AS fpecinet " the " aniabl
moderation Of sien,ocrats to their q