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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-28
TuEsDAY, October II.

1fr. Bassest, from the committee appoint
ed Yesterday to wait upon the president OF INC
United States, to inform him congress was
formed and ready to.receive any communion
ton he raight have to make to them, repoI''
ed, that he would make a communicated y
the two houses by message at twelve 0 ciosh
tins day. IS
Accordingly at - O'Clock the message o. o.
the president was eeliveredb by his secretar! T.
copy Of whichis inserted in to-say,s pa9Sr
which, after being read was cemmlstea ~ 3 5
committee Of the whole. house on ne sta.e -
the Union, aud 1909 copies ordered 70 y
printed. ~. j.
An election took place for Scream y
Arms, which after, two ballotlngs, ls5usa =
favor Of Thomas Dunn.
Thomas Claxton was appointed DoorrkS,r'
er without opposition, and Jesse EdWaras' ~
siissant Door-keepsr 1t the first ballot. 80.
M. Dosyson moved the appointment o. - 4.
ssarl ling committees; but difference o. ~ /,
Mon arising whether they should be nam ~, /,
the Speaker as heretofore, or elected y y. !.
lot, the appointment was postpoaea ~
morrow. .,cae !.
Further particulars Of this d4y' pssss' :
iiags viii be given.
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Tify.nine votes bcisg necessary to choice
another baalioting was Immediately lad, when
Patrick Mngrader was declared 10 be duly e.
lected, he E.aying 70 votes. The votes given
to the other candidates were not announced
The house then proceeded to the quaGtcs-
ton of its members. The cath Of Office vas
administered to.lhe speaker by Mr.Va Cort-
landt, and tie speaker qualified the members
and the clerk.
A message was received frola the senate,
iinfor ming the house, that they had appointed
Mr.. Anderson and MIR. Bradley committee
to Join committee Of that house, in waiting
on the president Ct the United States, to III
form him 3lsey we're formed and ready to re-
ceive any communications which he might
have to make to them.
On motion, COMMITTEES OF tie house u
Representatives was agreed to be appolnlea 70
ioin the con. nsittee from the senate Inc
following geHtlemea were named by ths
sneaker 10 form that committee, VIZ. Msssfs'
Bassett, Goldsborough and Masters.
Mr.. Randolph moved, that the rules % liS
last session should be considered as the rulss
Of the present session, until otherwise deter
nined.--Agreed to. !.
The house adjourned at about bali past
till IL o'clock Tomorrow.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-28

q silsrd ballotng was aboui to take place
when
Mr.. Randolph rose, and observed thathe
never fels more reiu c,ance in addressing
the House than On the presen. occasion !;
but sense Of HE ia Y which he owed to
tia, body, aud which he should always en-.
deayor TO fulfil 10 the best, OF MS ability,
impstIed him TO speak. He perceived o.
Hong the candidates fer The Office of Clerk
of thar House = a high and honorable trust
person who came before him II such q
shape and nrsler such CIRCUMSTANCES, ihss
were he 10 withhold The lnformatios. which
he was about 10 give, from TIE House, and
this person should selected, he could not
answer tor the neglect. The person Ia
whom he alluded had a piarsi:y Of votes
on he LAST ballot. This persoa. the session.
before the las, was chief clerk 10 ihe eaase
of Mr.. BeskleY. There was an order q
The House ihs, the doors .hoola be closed.
The Clerk 10 sworn oHsscr, bnunifnn.io
.divulge the .prosscdiags uf toe Ifonsr "a
such occasions. tie did his duty but the
as.islan, clerks did BOT perform steirs.
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HOUSE, OF RED ESEN TAI lives
MoNDAY, Ocfo5er 26.

This being the day freddy the 3soda.
nation oi the president Of the % Ssases.
for the meeting Of Congress, 4 majority OF
the members &C both houses consensd az
the capitol.
The asssssn, clerk Of the house Of re-
personalities having called over The names
of'thc members, announced 4 II me nbs:s
and one delegate 20 be present.
He then enquired If il were The plea
sure Of the house TO proceed 10 The ap..
pointmen. Of q Speaker, which being de-.
sirrmined ia the ahfma,ise, the rasmbers
proceeded 20 balio, for that ofieer, Messfs.
Cuts, Helms and John CampbsH being
named teiters.
The telIers, after examining sHe votes,
reported that ~ were received. ard Jp.
seph 3. Varnum, member frSm Massa-
chnse,ts, having SO Of them, was declared
RI he dnlv elfcted -
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s q yPosted! themselves ], 4. 81.
~ sssse' = was found. onsex, 4, ssasts Il,
3 eyssy word could BE {, Al. 4, s;a'natiol,
',o me floor Of she House. T y head
g afd ZIG debates which ,aot s 80 etll
sne person g whom he had ., p's's i,
one q them. Mr.. R. rad l. sA $
repeated sene Of the expression. a ., hss
had used inshe House ,sbeIorr : Which
bis lc1g'ags q Geosg ssowa. Tss'sasS
came him Afterwards aud anil. ~ !. psIsc
his cohd1ct. Here Mr.. Var sssd +
clerk al'ods q .o) making a no,,ao '. - (a||
head, sign;fcsEtscf his Olsen, !, sFa b
ttash 81 this allegation: MI. 4 run u
psrcsived that What he said was -, 'aia
&c, and ives ABOUT 10 81, sow s'adr,
speaker desirsd him 10 proceed. - ID
he mus. decline ensering INTO ea &c y
This kind, and added aa!y, ia, .ss
!. who vas capable Ofyaessisg his sa. ps's I
subcrd!t trust ough, nor 10 b. az, Ss
shes npof iaui sGee 10 questions. 80 y
Mr.. 4lsion thought tie house ..
adjourn ID order 70 .Gsrd an opo,, et .
Of examining into this mater. ana u ! ivy
motion 10 Ills feet. 0Y'
This moaon was nega,ised.
The prcpriety e. pos,pooior il.
pcin.ment CT eletk siilso n,or,ew p
sugges'ed, 10 order t,atahe hou,. " {,
proceed With other business A .n,s
made for that purpose wasaeea.iy,,i ~ Z
The Speaker informed The house 4 IL
had recei.tda letter from he pe,sau Il
riatiug as clerk, which he was rtoa. j s7
10 lay bsfor- the hnuss. The lretr ],
read by The Speaker. Ill desired pe, n i
sion to be heard at,he bar Of the home !,
order 70 Gisprose the assertions wsiel, II
been mace BY The member from Vngis;
with respect TO the writer's conduct a,
former sesslo1.
Mr. Smile hoped 10 order would /
taken upon this letter. He thought Il
request TO be heard at the bar Of II
house very extraordinary one. and If f
tened to nigh. form dangerous prec
dent.
The house proeeedrdso another ballo
log for clerk. the resul. OF which was.
:
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The votes were given as fellow, viz:
Joseph B. Varnum, So
Charles Goldsboroggh, IL
Bufwell Bassest, II
John Masters, %
Thomas Blount,
John Dawson,
John Smile, p
Benjamin Talnadge.
Timothy Pi.kin,
Roger Nelson, I

The Speaker being ccrdncted to the
chair, by Mr.. Van Coriland, and Mr.. AL
sion, addressed the house as follows:
Gentlemen Of the House e Representatives.,
You will please to accept my mos. CRATE
FL! acknowledgements for The honor which
by your sufrages on this occasion you have
conferred upon me. am sensible ofmy
own Inability to perform The important da.
ties you have been pleased TO assign me,
in the mos. desirable msnner but relying
on your candor and readiness to aferd me
your aid, | accept the trust. And be as.
sured. gentlemen, that ii will be my ASST
suous endeavorto discharge the duties Of
the Office faithfully and impartiaily aud 10
a e,annsr which 10 my opinion shall be bes,
calculated TO meet your wishes and afford
me The consolation Of an approving Con-
science.
The house nextprocreded TO the election
Of cleik. The same ,eileIs which had
been appointed on the former election hays
leg been namedby the speaker on this, the
members proceeded TO ballot. I.appear
ing to the teIlers, on examioing the votes,
that one oil the members bad. by mistake,
voted twice, this .bailoting, alter few de
sol,ory remarks, was set aside. AMI fresh
one taken, the result Of which was assc!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
vIRClNIAN PATRIOTISM,
BRlTIsH EMIssAR1Es.

There is a Britini EmifTary now employed in pen
ning pieces under the ignature /" Paeifecus" which
made their appearance in the Coluoabisn Cen,neI a
Bottom paper Thsfe pieces are republifhed in other
nofhern papers, and zlis in the Norfolk Ledger ybe
Whole tendency Of thefe pieces TO induce the Anne
risans to crouch to Hritn pfoIence, to eampromi(e
the attack upon the Chefapeake and barter away
'h9ir ndspendeney, merely for the fuiles of the Br
tlh government.
% no BODY OF eoDlfros fenfe, will ever think of
ani"erng theis pieces 10 other papers than ,hofe in
whieh they appear asd it is likely thai, candid an
swers would be admired by them, il mna fufIiee IN
ihsw their general complexion by quoting from the
9th number hngle exrrefhon.
I@ingay ~ for Tia 7sbsoj and 5qs&zeeoSY,yes Of k,;
ga'--6g s,H net agf4s fer ne sgStyaGsSisgs of 81,
eT1zoqt Of f5s esw'oosiai Eejfers FafsG
Sueh fellow citizens, Of Y,siaia is the gen,eel Vic
~ whieh We are treated, By Brit,Gi sni1aries and
ths't agenfF-- and this is good an argument or r.
iu'irstion ~ ~i be found 10 the whole ferries.
The esneral opinion Of the YirgiBian, IS thss IN.
oeean haii be free, ard their general teniperls ~
iappcrt their cPinisn By appeal to arms ma.
Joriy OF ne people Of the United States intend ~
io'render IBIS national Tight 70 c. Britain. the y;r.
sioians, thoesh relunStantly, will aeqaiefe.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Sept. /.

In pHyeHse Of Deere Of tie Hig5 Court of Cbz,e.,
for tie Richmond Djasi7, Nv eoaeuf of en,fie,, Gs
foiio7oies frgpery belonging 10 tie efatf Of y.z.,
Hnde.lo", Sssd TeiH be Jold to tie bi,5,a 5is,.
se,eAt Of fvefiVe nroaibs. 10 zvh.
On 1A5iaay he 800 LAY IF SePievter ns..,
I HAT eommodious ard well c iisted FfOtJSF 3.
LOT on the main flreet in tbe CITY of Willacf-
burg, at preient occupied by Mrs Camp Alfo. 10
vacant half acre LOTS, near the Free School in the
faid city. The fae to be made on he pren,ifes.
On MoHd,y tie 4s5 dsy Of De folio.0;gg.
That valuable HOUSE, and Lo l., Gyaated 4. he
foot of the capitol hill, in the city Of Richmond IN
the occupancy Of Charles Bsiher aud others. The
falls to be made on the premifes ALTO, az the fame
time and place, two valuable Traasof LAND lv;n,,
on Wills Creek Rate Of Kentucky, aud within Anew
miles of the Ohio river.
There are eight thirty. fifth part, Of the afove ra-
med property, which belongs to infants, and wher.
the price OF any feperae parcel exceeds fourteen
hundred dollars, iuteref with the purebafer mun
be retained in thar portion for chem.
Additional information may be had on sppe s.ioa
to Robert Ander Of Wiiaptl,urg
THE COMMISSIONERS.
sept Il sawt2othS la~t.hD S<eptI4ihD,
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TRIAL OF AARON BURR,

r.
tcoNTiNvED BY ADJouRNMsNT, AND Held
At The CAPITOL, IN THE HALL OF THE
Houss OF DELEGATss) FOR II 7 G n
e II S o ~ AGAINST THE un1Txp
STATES.
On Friday Mr.. Marin rern,.d ,ba d;r.,a;. =
the important motion before the court: and fpore
hours.
On Saturday,, he continued his argument and ipoke
Till 8 that is, "A hours in all fIe was followed bv
Mr. Edmund Randolph, who fPpketill 5. i
we'n!eneed to have commenced in this number
cur ke'eh OF the arguments OF couneion this queaion
eus no, oefig iurniihed IN time with the notes Of
:. .ne ana ms gument aaun'ing additi-
oal in,ers't from the eireomancs of It's being almo
s"e soneinusE argument on the proi.eution
nr, ,,snnr we nave es.s1i,ea 70 reierye ftor our
deal - s' = '"o'e correctly ana IN greater
Noy, AID.
This day ,be eourr me, s.s, -, ,,;,,. =,
anjtbe Chief rue;es ,ys. .:, :,
two in delivering the onr;on IS ,h.
motion before IL. The opinion wa, If eo,,rrs ~,
trerney elaborate and volunnous. We fbaIl nrefen,
complete copy oft as oon as pofJible to ,b. NH
lie, and in the time they n,nft be fsts6ed ,y,b
the following stement Of il, principal and very ner
eh,ng cencuiiou'. The following explanation will
maze more points more ineligible to oor readers
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

The Boaoa unto fay. taas ios tbs, the vrsit;sn
ldeserve to be salled7s5.as
Having failed in eslumuy and vuIssrisy they have
dsiesndsd 70 contemptib- exrlesiyss--in The mean
tiue the V'rginsns viii FAR AZ they can fvpport
the cseie OF the union, o. Juice and rspubiieann
tSsNs ss.--- 50 49,.
E<fraes f,'a~ .REP0RT mad Sy Carr. John
CLARKE. 70 he CovrsSoS, daisl RsJ~oa1, sTsse
Sfb, 1904. y ~ M
% From various fourccs written and verbal have
Seen informed, thar at place called Hoods on
James RIVER, abous 20 or 80 MILES below this City,
heie are between 90 and 50 pieces of ordnance of
vArious descriptions, part Of which, Is very large
Tome OF them ace fPiked, and few have their trun-
mons broken.-Cap.. Shepherd, . citizen of Rich
mona who is engaged in the eoaiisg trade infortned
me, that at lean dozen OF the puus from Hoods,
were carried on board tn, Frigates of the uni,cd
States, While they were preparing for Tea at Norfolk
aud thst one OF iadguns lies at Wharf at pert-
mouth. - \ q : Z -
AZ the mouth Of the creek ON which "a be land
lug OF the College of William and Mary, there i,
one or more cannon one piece very large
Atone place OF the Eaf,em inore, (which place
wasnot particularly defignated TO me) there i, one
orais FOUNDER two iron 10 Founders, s iron 7 2
peundsrs, s,ror Founders, iron spoundsrs ans
iron 9 inch howi,zor
az TIE old public ihiP-ysrd on Chcahon,iny river,
n Charles City, there fevera pieces of iron ord
nance, among which are, one 8 and one 70 ponuder
was informed THAT whep the Britll army ravseed
me eornt, OF CHARLES City fevera pieces OF cannon
were thrown into faw-pit near the faid ssip.yard
where they now lie buried u -
AZ Cumberland town, thsre are Tor were) feveral
large pieces OF brafs ordnance.
At Fredericitburg, there IL one or NOR. br, r,
pieces. -,
AT Williamsburg, 8 iron 2 Founders.
AZ the mouth of Falling cret k abour Gwen u,;les
oeiow Nieholord, one large iron gun
AZ South Quay, forne ordnance their number and
| fize unknown tv -'o
| At place called Diafcon, on Chieahoniny river,
| there were A or pieces
AT the Meadow Bridges. or near them. ON the
Hanover hde Of the fv,smp. iron, CANNON We're carr
RED and left hen the traiso- Arnold lead n,,,v ~
the Bri,iih army TO Richmond.
| ht t'anoTer-to%n there isa eonfderabie quantity
cannon mot, -honb-ihells ard or iron mortar
beds, mott Of which in the river, bu. may be
sall.y Ta'ied he water not being more than from
to i-et deep, when the eurre,r is low
ore g or 81 Founder, living under bridge. II,
Scott mill dam, Nante,pen5
at Frines' George court-houfs, ? iron peee..''
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BALTIMORE, Aueua 90.
Fysm tbe Meresaels' Cox Hasls Baess.

y III y
: Arrived, fchr. Three Sitsrs, SIS DAYS from
Cape de- verds-fa,t and wme--Fslls &c Blown.
Captain K. informs,hst on Sunday isa he can,c
to anchor IN Pa,uxent in company with ftip
Othelio, Glover, from Liverpool, bouad 70
Baltimore, honly af,er fihali pilot built fcnr.
came in and anchored between him and the
IMP a man cane ON board mis- fcbooner, who
nom ipeeck and manners, appested to be a
Frenchman, who told rim his veiiel was from
Baltimore, hcund to 81. Domingo, ard made a
great deal of enquiry about the fiiip. The
next morning (yeaesday) got under way found
that the Othelie was under way, ,ogether with
the tohooaer itandiHg down TIE bay; thefchr's.
deck was rs ful! of aen ss could be; The had
French nag flying at her maintopmsf head.
and boats were constantly going cetwecn the
two as long rs he law them Fron, .hefe. and
other circumstances, capt K. thinks tina, they
NUT have taken poiiefiqn Of the Olhello the
night before.
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RfApsHaI,s shrLr

BY virtue Of Decree of the Unittd States coure
Tor ,s hith circuit and Vrs inia Ditria, prorousc
co May term, 1901; between tie Executors nc
l@gn someryeli, deeeaied, plaintiffs, and David
kois defeudant--Wili be fold, for ready ,nats,
on Wednefday the ESD of September nc e, nir,
of the - usi'
EAC OF LAND, commonly called & hf,,,vn
by the name Of thc FALLS FL FaiiJo,N
yang IN the county of cheaer6ld a, viii raiC he
,um OF one Shouiand iA bpired and eighty dollars.
with interen after the rate d FIX per ,ea per annvm
rom ~ tappary 1897, til pad and eoGs
~ me isie iy cake place tI,e Eren,ifs ON ,,a
day above mentioned, rretely at Twelve o.c,oss, S
TIL !; BREW, D NJ. for
Sept. 1. ar
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SALES OF I'M


Payfgaf 10 decree Of he Richmond siasis CARR
Gb4Sesry, zPls BE- foid ,be t,.uiGs {. %, L;rt:a
si2ss, ss i1OsIV. s'sntbs ereei. to ssy AIt d. =.
Gesrge kiesen IS Ca. - ~ -
Wo Tracts or parcels Of LAND, as hereafter
mentioned the Purehsier or purehscsrs eiy;,1,
bond with iuliicient iecurity for the pavmen, 49,,
ing intersis from the date, and rhe fad lands M 80
remain ia Toe hands of the putehaier or purrbar.r.
bound aud iabjea farther fecurty, as Ter forth j.,
the decree Of the f4id conrt Of Chsneery.
The fale viii take place as followe,h To Wi, a.,
the twenty eighth day OF September ne will he f,,
on the premiies, of the above trat. or
Land lying in Amherit county on the fou,b 6ds -
butiaioe Ridge. containing faii to contain Co.
hundred acres be the came more or Iefs, ad;on; ~,
Lands OF George Hylton aud others. N
And on the eighth day Of Oasber nert u;lI \.
fold on the prees, the other trat or parcel III n
above mentioned, lying and being in the co,n,v IS
Spotdyivania, on the waters of Mattaponv {. "a b.
TX miles above the court houfe adjoining tb.. i,5.
OF John Tun!ey, faid be this time in IN. co..,
paney OF Ambrole Smith and Others. conta;n;ng ~
fad 70 centsin,t two hundred acres, be the fane more
or lefs. '' '''o'S
CHARLES TALIAFERRo. !, Gam
JOHN B OGG :n
AND OFFERS,
Gent L 1''''''
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HE Gentleman who. while Twas on ssturda,
= Taft, addrefIing the court, took my Cane from,
the feat behind me aud carried it away is ,sgfgI
requeifed to iend H. when he has done with IT, 10 the
Ear ofthe Swan Tavern.
LUTHER MARTIN.
September l. ,f
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SEPT. l.
FOR S lie,

s.FtsjS S LIE,
HE BRICK HOUSE and d, srppr.g ,,,c...
g eenil'ing Of good brick Kitchen, Carse, Sc
Wen o. good &ster; prefent il the occ,pston Of
MIR. Ben. Mofby. The Gtuahcn is plesfsnt and
healthy, and the houte in good repair For terms
apply to THoS. mon WELL
Stpt. I. 5.$
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FOR SALE. ~ NTLLfAMsBURc.

'f5Etwo Rory brick HOUSE and LO'F, on tho
= main-erest, near the Capitol. belonging TO tle
easts Of Charles Hust dceeaIed On this tsnen,ep-
there Is large Store Hcae & Creamery befides othec
'ecefiary out Houles he above property niay ne
rufehaied on accommodating eredi; AZ privats
tale, by application Or. william TszeNell, AZ any
time previous TO the 2sth day ofsqp,enber nert.
when il viii be fet up tothe higher bidder, on cre-
dit Of y monh'. lhs ;te TO the above properly u
indiipuiSble
Sept. 1. ,dc J
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NOTICE..

In Copeei, dggsd al, 1907.
PROPOSALS. will be received BY the Executive.
unth the sh day Of nsxt month, for the removal
of the cannon, &c. nthe foregoing extraa mentioned.
TO the public Armoury at The csy OF Richmond.
DAM. l.. HYLTON, elk. Of the Council.
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RUSSELL GLOVER.

+ In confequeuce of the iidifpoftiop Of the
comPohtors of the Office, with the prevailing
I,4Haenza, we mut apologize for the late an
pearance of this days paper.
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IN h,As h,A'iss Comfy Ges,f, Argea 25t5, 1907.
Lawrence Mule, Comps, ! -,
Asainf tSr
Thomas Reeves and tohn Temple; ~ ehANe1Rr.
Defts 49,
Wis dsy ease RE eo,-pisinoss 81 IL, eonryy and
Il re S.fns4r' 7Iossss Rssves tat bavia,t este,eS
sM aSee1r1rts and siVe~ erri arsss ding 10 s5e ass of
.fl'n@ly ana ruler eftbb soyyi, and ess, ox 10 5e
Js.ya."'n q hSe eor,f i6a' esi asi 5aSnf i1i,
'.n,y " hseffsr ~ re sowbi5A.Al Ifas s,er,s fbaa
fsfaid S'sh'ai Ttspss R.se, do sebe.. ke,e or ~,
J,r,D 11.7SaSir Nsecuss, agi7.er tbe lin If
and 5gf tafy Of ibi, be farts-
ssiss '1se.feS IN otgf asp .nlsea b ne e.y Of
i,'.19tsa 70, f7g' ',qtb' iser. ari sasbsr eeSy
:. s's - 6ogs IF tt, e,nny
1frd II q ~rfst, orasss, liJ. dejsqarTs Temple do
"0' es@'.y array eree dos By lin sv.ias
re: 4tfTaar' Reeves niH Jg5., o,as or aesys.
IF nj. tsn,t -
a Cary Tsae,
70 PoLLARD J,. .. &C.
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Landon Carter, c.rseH. \ -,
AgsinR ~ :rA
Thsmas Reeves and John Ter,ple, * cH<'csRf.

Wis day eare the complainant BY his council.
anc the deiendsnss Thomas Reeves not having
''sissc ms appearance and given fseury ACCORDING.
50 .ne ae 81 siembiy and the rules of this COURT aud
70 the latislacton Of the eoert that he is
nossn ',habitaut Of this country: On .he mo,on ne
me eompainant il s ordered, tina, the ia,d defen-
aant' homs Reeves, do appear here on the fourth
ioooay IN November and anf~er the bill OF the
eonp.anans and that copy OF this ordsr be fortb-
. inherited IN Tome fpaper pubhiod ia the city
ul Niehrnond Tor two months fuecs GseIy, ard ano-
copy ported the front door oflhe court hou,.
=, county. @nd ir Is furthe, ordered, thar tho
any aeoss oy him owing the defendant Reeves On
III che further qrder or decree of this cour.
Copy. Teae,
Sept l.. enoa,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24
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i arrived at Na,ches about the 27:h OF
October, from the Missouri, where ! re-
eeived letter from general Wikason'
dated Na.chitoches, Esd Oc;ebsr, 1902
directing me to dispatch au express wl',t
the return Of my detachment, and 10 lay
down to Fort Adsms & take the commaoa
from lieu.ensps Sewer, on my atr'Va'
found 3 Mr.. Swartwout confined 10 1os
Doctors Quarters, with violent a'aeA
Of the bilious fever. was introduced 20
him think by doctor Davidson. wne ~
formed me that Mr.. SwartWout had oess
70 Natchitoches, nrd 90 his return 10 'a'
mouth Of Red River. had been violently
attacked, and sent Up to the Garrison 'o'
medical aid, that he had gone down 20 ses
him. aud found BIN 10 dresdlo' oosss
and had advised his, mbarkiog on eos'u
barc. which was, ascending TO the fo1'
where ne could be more comforsaoiy s"o'
ated. and have his constant attenosh'''
On the 18th received letter NO :, o, a..
uu,o attached, da,eeNa.chi,oches, Gin Nu.
ye rnber: this was habded me- by l.su'eo.:'
Graham, whom informed me OF the 'e'" VA
nation Of the expedition 10 the SABINE a"s
Ina, the troop. were then os their rs a'..,
Letter No. &, hereunto attached, iolo er,
ed me OF the return Of the general 20 70
cher. which created acme anxiety 10 M
mind ia consequence Of the orders eia =.
iue- secrecy aud ordering bss'' '0l Con, ~"
,n no of ali the military stores i,0 g
For, Adams. Ga lbe the lsth, severe .,
he officers arrived from Na,chi'0ets' , sus
-. .';s;, o heir families, Who were at ross
!, asaa,ns Cor ne rapid novemeus Of M
troops from Naschi'oehe' 20 - uA o,do.oes
.,h. embsrkasion Of the military ~ - The
s.ores AZ Fort Adams. coobfr'spa .d from
belief that dagger was appI ~. ms, be the
some quarter, and that Orleans leans T. .hs 81;
posrs ofa.,ask. We eons.ausS