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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10
CLARKE, CHAMPAcNY.
ITO be Continual.
PARIS, Dec. G.

On Monday the I'd Of this month, at twelve o'clock
10 execution oithe orders Of his majey the emperor
and king, his ierene hghDes the prince arch ehance
lor OF the empire, repaired to the leuate His high
nes was IN his ceremonial dfels-he was received in
the uiual forms, and having feated himlelf, laid:
GcafisMsa,
Atthe moment when the reigns of government
were put, by the gratitude of the nation. into the
hands OF his imperial and royal majeay, there were
eiiabliIhsd between him and you, habtual eor6dsn.
tial reports, and communication Of thoughts which
have made you participate in the grand dcfigns CON
eeivcd and executed for the good Of this empire.
Thus you we're made early acquainted that the
hrit wines OF the emperor for pace, and that
'bH generous isniimeot nevss eooIsd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10
FORTY-THIRD BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
Kuruo, Dec. II, 1906.

The emperor arrived at Kutuo At one in the
afternoon, having travelled all night in the ca
laihes email pleaiure carriages) OF the country,
the thaw not allowing the uiudl iori Of carriages
to be made ufe of. The calaJh in which the
maillal Duroc rode, was overturned, and I've
received violent coLtufiou on the ihoulder
this officer is, however IN 70 danger, and viii
only be obliged TO keep his bed fer or 10 daye.
The hfc5-de.boDt Of Prasua, Zlktoezyn, Of
the Narcw aud fhorn, acquire greater iOiidty
every day.
The emperor will he at Warfaw tomorrow.
The Vlnula being extremely broad, The hTdg-
So are every where . OF 1000 fa;homs over.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10

70 Zee impofed on herfelf the conditions as un.
5uft ~ they are diihonorabie, notwithstanding
the moderation and genercfity fhe has difplay-
I'D:
Ills e1ccllency MIR. Fox himfelf propofed
70 that the peace fhould be honorable for the
e' two courts and for their REFLECTIVE allies
His majefy the emperor and king cannot
look on the peace as honorable, il by one of
its conditions he is to lofe (inglc fubie6t and
SnimPortant as the colony of Tobago may be,
II" fhficient that it formed part of the French
empire when his majefty took the reins of 60
verr:aent, fer his majeRy never to 6gn treaty
I'm whch the alienation of that colony, or any
other beoasing to him, in the fame manner
mould be compromised. No reafonabe Eng
lifhn.an could flatter himfelf with the contrary,
and in his petition his majefty would lofe, were
he to content to it, the etteem of every brave
and generous man, even amongh his enemies.
The under6eaad is charged to declare, that
his majefy the emperor, looks on as diihon-
our the very idea Of negotiation formed on
the nti pelFletis. 1t is 70 much the more con-
trary to his principles, as his majefy has ref
fofed his conQuefts, and that he would have
reigned over population the double of that
which is fubmitted to him, if at the time of
che peace, he had made, at the expiration of
The different coalitions, he had taken foley for
his principle the uti pejfdeii5.
The undersigned is in like manner charged to
declare that the only bates of the negotiation
which his majefy the emperor contents to "a
,siopt are thofe propofed in part by H. Ex. Mr..
Fox, and in part contained in the letter trauG
mitted to him on the I'd June, by the miniRer
of foreign affairs, and noticed in the 18th paia-
graph fthe prefent Note.
His majchy the emperor and king requires
nothing of Great Britain contrary to the inter-
cts of her allies he has right to expect that
nothing will be required of him contrary 20 the
interelts of his own allies.
The undersigned lie inftrutted to add that he
fefersto every thing which had been prepared,
by the mutual efforts of his Ex. Lord Yarmouth
and the undersigned.
Should not peace be rc-etabliihed, it is not
France who can be accufed of having changed,
but England although the peace between
france and Rufiis, and other events unfavoura-
bic TO Great Britain have taken place fince the
negotiation has been fet on foot and almoft
brought to its concluion in concert with his Elk.
Lord Yarmouth.
The undersigned profits of this opportunity
80 allure their Excellcncies Lord Lauderdale and
Yarmouth of his confederation.
(Signed,)
CLARKE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10

Captain Alien, a. Sue .sip Monk, arrived a, New
York, informs ,hat oL saturday lar, at p M. no
was boarded by the rfriCh noop Of war BERMUDA,
(oui hours from Ne,s York, fer Bcrmud-) the cap
tain, with his papers, we're ordered board the
coop Of war, where they drialy ext1 med aud
capt. a. treated IN stfJ rough manner, AID rslesi-
Cd During the tinr .lptau =. was board the
Hoop oil var the oB r.s ha, were lent on board the
Monk, broke open eap,. Aliens def and robbed haa
Of 20 Douboous
Captain Aien 'ur,l Informs, that 'he Bermuda
l5or Of war rod IN to-, which f5e bad cemursd AID
ordered for peoiud7 me iniP Dshioy, .ro.i CAM
pee -hy, '.. g.. va.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %.

The city of Venice has been bontbarded by a
Britifh fquadroD, and the gun-boas fitted out
there are deltroyed. The Brtiih have ALTO
landed in Pola, and defroyed all the Iftrian bat
teries and redoubts: At Macarfa, in Dalma-
tia, fix Ruflian frigates have landed troops,
who flop the communication withiRagufa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10

The laf accounts from Bordeaux fate, that
Bonaparte was about attending an army of
100000 men 100000 Of whom he meant to
leave in his rear, while he marched at the head
Of 100000 to Ru0ia, to fettle bis accounts with
the emperor Alexander.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10


" Yeferday arrived the flip Mary, Of Salem,
from New York. She was captured the % IA
ut. by Spanlh privateer, and anchored un-
der Spaniih blttery.--The captain, capt
WIN. Lander, fen, j not being willing to iofe his
property without ftrugge, thought proper to
put the privatcers men below after iome re-
Ghance, in which Of his people were badly
wounded, and the captain Adbbed in the back,
he arrived fate yeRerday, and received every al
lention from the EngIini fnips OF war in The
harbour. The Sbe0iard5 Pifta.ier e7eyy Te6Si
thy J;1Hm qVHb, Or earyy them into p>rf ind com
aeUn them. Aier. AdV.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10

The Briti1h Packet Duke Of MontroCe, capt.
White, arrived at New York, on Tucfjay lat,
in rs days from Falmouth, was boarded on tie
Sd January, by the Briti1l man Of war Minerva,
and informed, that three French frigates hsd
lately Tipped out Of Brett, bound for the Waf-
Indies-Capt. White faw them on the 9th jan
uary.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10

A letter received at the cofte-h0ufe in this CT
ty, from correspondent in Bordeaux, dated
the 9Th of January, 1907, ays, There are
reports Of great battle having taken place be-
tween The French and Rullians, in which the
latter have experienced lignal defeat"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10

Napoleon having refuGed to permit the re-
mains of the duke of Brunfwck to be inferred
in the tomb of his forefathers, the corpfe has
been depoiited in the church of Ottefen, viii
lage adjoining Altoona. The collection OF hunt
ing and fowling pieces, which colt the late duke
near million of marks, was fold for triAe by
the hrft French detachment which entered
Brunfwck. Guns really worth from five to
ten pounds, fold for no more than couple of
crowns.
The apartments in Hampton Court Palace,
which were occupid by the prince of Orange,
have, we underfand, been prepared for the re-
ception of the dutchefs of Brunfwck, as foon
as the rate of her royal highnefs's health will ad-
NIT of her removal to this country.
The furplus of the treafure of the elettor of
Heiie Caflel has, by the direction of traiterous
fPy, been difcovcred by the French, in fubter-
raneous vault at Wihelmfec. 1t is valued at
100000 of dollars, executive of gold aud FL
yer table and tea fervce.
The Britiih property belonging to Hamburger
merchants, and purchafed by them, will, it is
faid, be reipeGted. The amount of all the Brit
ih property feized, is eftimated at no more
than 100000 marks, about ] ,5oo,oC fer
ing.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10
compatible with the honour OF his crown, and
the rue intereas of his fubjeets.
Paris, 9th Augun isos.

SIR, No. ls.
The preteniions brought forward by the
French government in the official note of his Elk.
general Clarke, 70 Incompatible with the BATS
at hrit propoied by the fame government, leav-
ing us no other alternative, we have the honour
to entreat your excellency to have the kindnefs
to tranfmit us the necenary passports for us
and our fuite.
We profit of this opportunity to renew to
your excellency the aiTurences of the high con-
liberation with which we have the horror to re-
main.
Your excellencies,
LAUDERDALE,
YARMOUTH.
Paris, 9th Auguft 1906,
paft fix in the afternoon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10

No. IL.
Lords Lauderdale and Yarmouth have the
honour to repeat to his excellency the miniaer
OF foreign affairs, the requeft they had the hon
our to make him yeferday at half paa fix in
the afternoon, for the necei1ary pafiports for
them aEd their fuit, as we'll as pal1port for a
courier who is waiting to fet out.
They have the honour to renew the afIuran-
ces of their high confederation.
Paris, 10th Auguft, 1906,
IL O'Clock at night.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-12
a FARMER.

Up SOME things in the preceding
communication, seem to require COM
ment from the Editor. The writer Pc
remptorily asserts, that in publishing the
essay of Camillus, the Editor has de-
parted from the course he had pledged
himself to pursue; and to support this
assertion, alleges that the suictures of
Camillus on the conduct of the Judges
at New-Orlcans, originated in party pre-.
iudice and that he had no certai3 dafa
onwhich to ground his censures. These
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-12

of any person receiving the least inton-
venience, except those who had in some
way rendered themselves Suspicious
and numbers escaped unmolested, who
well deserved to be taken into custody.
should not have thought it necessa-
ry to have said one word in reply to Ca
millus, knowing the sentiments of the
people OF this country; but believing the
Wheeling Repository may travel into
lghbourhoOds where we are unknown.
L thought proper to throw these loose
ideas together to satisfy strangers that
we were not generally reviIers Of govern
ment, nor advocates of conspirators for
whatever pains Camillus may take to
disproye it, | shall consider his essay as
an insidious attack on the one, and as
advocating the other.
The hurry Of business must have pre-
vented the Editor from observing, that
certain passages in the essay signed Ca
millus, are in direct contradiction TO the
line of conduct his prospectus assures us
he intends to pursue. For he tells us,
that {" instances could be mentioned, to
prove, that even in the solemn public
administration of justice, the decisions
OF magistrates have been attributed to
party preludice-Impressed with this
view of the subject, the Editor feels it
his duty to guard against an evil SO in
furious to society" Camillus says, ''this
daring outrage on propriety, this insult
on the law and the government, the
JHases have basely and tamely submit
ted to-" Again. though the Judges
are not liable for damages, they may be
subjected to deserved contempt and de-
testation." Now all this abuse originated
IN party prejudice, for he has no certain
data on which to condemn them.
The Editor will be good enough to
give this place in his next paper and
he may rest assured he will never receive
line from me, involving similar discus
sion for this and Camillus are both
known to be improper.
4 FARMER.
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farmers, who would have borne the bur
den of the day. Who, pray, are those
much injured citizens, for whom Camil-
tus SO dolorously complains ? Blenner-
hasset, 1t Is true, was deprived of his flo-
tllia, and all but three, out of eighty or
ninety deluded persons, prevented from
pursuing their diaboiical scheme. But
j should suppose, that as the principal,
ms wife, and three of his 9 choice sDi
rlts, escaped, and succeeded in carry
ing with them large quantity of letters,
1t might III some measure assuare his
wrath, unless he should suppose that the
CHAINS intended for our faithful citizens
became the manacles of those who for
ged them, by the prompt and elficacious
measures OF the state of Ohio. The a.
bove and few other instances, all of
which were justly suspected of a con-
nectlon with Burr, are all that the stare
OF ONO have in any manner meddled
with. And | challenge Camilus to the
proof OF solitary instance, wherein the
tar trader has received the least vexa-
ton.
& For four months past. (savs Camil-
/ Ne'i4'i mas DtCl under CONT
nual alarm & apprehension, from Burr's
treason" And in the next breath. he
blames the Ohio Legislature, for actjno
as such state of alarm certainly war
ranted; and in the hackneyed c2ntino Of
the day, dePIores the violation of the
consututlonl and requires implicit faith
to his bare assertion, Il suppose he wish
ed to be belicVed.) He has not adduced
one single proof in support of his allega-
tons. But sush assurance is common
to every would-be critic.
1t is but a few weeks, since CamiIIus
and those who think and act with him.
were constantly vociferating against 90.
vemment FOR wantof energy and promn-
htude, alledging the Western country
would be ruined from their tardiness
that Burr would be suffered to make
himself master of Orleans and other i'm
Portant posts, and by that means destroy
our trade altogether; that the pconI4
ought not to be satisfied with Govern
ment so neglected. OF their riohts and
property; that the Executives ortbo cr-
neral and state governments were Licbl,
Teprchensiole, for such glaring sins Of
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l I J

i. os'iC 10 cast 4 gentle Censure on Gen.
w wilkinson. The Judges at Orleans were
also considered censurable, for not G as
sertlng their dignity, and maintaining
the authority of the law" These cha,
racterS being at SO great distance, as
sertions were safely made to their disad-
vantage; and as it was impossible to de-
velope the propriety or improprietv of
their conduct, standing SO far in the bac k
ground as we do, refutation was not
feared. But these were but minor OBJ
Jects. The general government was to
be censured at all hazards, and these
were considered as necessary outyorks
to favour the general attack.
Bnt one great obstacle still remained
IN the way. Gen. Eaton's well-earned
fame stood between them and their
hopes of successful SANDER. The oath
OF the hero of Dc1ne must somehow be
got over, before the conspirators could
be vlndicated, or the shafts of SANDER
leVeled at government. But strange to
tell, the man whom every BODY rexered.
and whom mann thought deserving of a
gold medal, comforting the highest ho-
hours in the gift of his country. for his
Zeal, integrity and services, is now to
have his honour and his oath impeached.
to serve their malignant purposes. And
on what authority is this patriotic and
war-Worn citizen condemned /? WHY,
forsooth, on the bare surmises of a Ger
tam renegade by the name Of Wood, and
Luther Martin, the very tees Of vice
and brandy. Having yentured this far,
forth comes Camillus, and charges every
one with tyranny, who has in the least
degree aided in bringing to Justice any
OF those infamous traitors. And because
the Legislators were not driven from
Their seats, the Judges from the bench.
and the mails stopt fron pursuing their
destined routes, he apparently in triumph
says, g it may be asked, where was the
necessity for these actsg" and then goes
On III such pitiable strain, that stran-
ger might suppose half the people from
the ONO to the mouth of the Mississip
pr, were either hanged, guillotined, or
transported. As for instancc,-oe The
country put under military government
The peoples rights prostratcd,-A
mixture OF military and civil despotism
erected - NiuCrCre
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-28
Is Dollars Reward.


II AN AWAY, some time Eligible months
by the name of SAM, who Wy r. 81 e
town of Alexandria to a Mr.. g 81.
He was about so years Of age, au6sa S5eet
10 or II inches high, very straight, of rather
a yellowish or fancy complexion, suffers
ittle. has soft voice and generally seems
humble and timid when spoken to. He had
a wife at col. Jemmeson's in the county of,
Caroline, and may perhaps be lurking in that
;neighborhood, but | think it more probable
he may have gone to tbs state of Maryland.
Iftaken in, the state Of Virginia and brought
10 mel will give the above reward ifin the.
state of Maryland and brought tome ! will
give 30 dollas reward.
Baldwin,. Lee. ]
Virginia, Westmoreland
county, July "a. s [se@ d :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-28
Pubic Sale.
IN .SsATFRDA Y, the 10th day OF October
next. will be sold, on the premises,

IN. SATURDAY, the 10th day of October
next. will be sold, on the premises,
A Tract of Land, belonging
10 the estate of Captain Richard Conway, de-
ceased containing seven hundred and thir-
sy-nine and half acres, adjoining the lands OF
William Etzhugh, Mrs. Washington, OF
Hay6eld, Mr.. Dulany and Mr.. Cooke, and
wing between SIX and seven miles from A
exandria. A particular description of the
and is supposed unnecessary. as any dispos-
ed to purchase will probably examine it,
Thc terms Of sale will be Oh a credit OF SIX,
twelve and eighteen months bond, with APP
proved security, together with mortgage on
sne premises will be required. Persons dis
posed to attend the sale will meet at II O'Clock
It Mr.. Beasou's tavern, on the Colchester
road, from whence il is proposed to proceed
TO the land and to commence the sale precise
sly at Il clock. This tract will be divided
% accommodate purchasers
.--asS on tie Monday foaow,ug, the 18th
day Of Oeto5er,
Will be sold, on the premises,
A tract Of Land, lying on the
west side ofthe old road leading from the falls
church to Alexandria, containing one hum
dred and cighty,iiye acres, being part of a
tract Of land sold by William II. Tcrritt to
B.,ldwia Dade. i'his land will be laid off in
lots of about lwenty five acres each
III The sane time and hlace zyiy &c sold,
Some Lots Of the Stump Hill
Tract, containing from three to FIVE acres
cach-thc terms Of sale the same as the a.
boye.
Ind on EFdnsaay, the 18th efsAe fame
month,
VIII be soldslar ready money, at public auc-
ton, at tie coaee-house, in Alexandria,
Thlrty-slx Shares Of Alexandra
Bank Stock.
WILLIAM HERBERT, i
n. FITZIpCH, Ss
Z. LEE,
September IS. dts b
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-28
Notice is hereby given,
August IS

NOIICt is 1lGItDy given,
THAT in consequence of a deed OF
: trustfrom Henry d. Heoe, late of Prince
William county, deceased, to secure the sum
of three hundred'and eighty-one pounds nine
teen shlllings and three pence, due to Alex
ander Smith, of Alexandria, from the said
H. D.. Hooe--on the first day of the next dis
trict court to be held at Hay-Markct, in
Prince WI lliam county, tbeing the 18th day,
Of next month"; shall proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money, A TRACT
OF LAND, situate in the county Of Fauquier,
containing one huhired and Fifty acres--whcht
Land has on it Mill a Store House and a.
comfortable Dwelling House, with necessary
Out Houses is situated about FIVE miles from
Hay Market, and was formerly occupied by
Nathan Matthew. The sale will take place,
at the tavern of Benjamin Bronough, in the
town of Hay Market.
R. Young.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-28
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1907.
PUBLIC SALE.

In pursuance of decree of the Superior
Court Of Chanccry, holden at the capitol,
in Richmond. March S, 1907, will be sold,
on the premises, on Thursday the lst day
of October next, to the highest bidder, Tor
cash,
A House and Lot-Alse, an unim-
proved Lot, situated on the north side of
.Duke-strect, between Columbus and Alfred
streets, the property of Amos Alexander.
n b. The sale will commence at | 2 o'clock.
Cuthbert Powell,
Phineas Janney, comrs.
Sept, s.. dts
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Public Sale

\
8ywr.ae Of deed Of trust from fPH[LIT
BAATovaad Milky bis 7mfs, to tlhe SAB
arri5sre, to secitre ae6f owing by him 10 The
Bank At .dlcraasl1ia, on THURSDAY he
sah sey # 0ttcJer De-ct, XIX Sc e;sftasea 70
'a!t, aaa credit Of siqr, fs9et.,e and eiSafeen
mest.s, carryias an faferesf from thet dog,
several LOTS and barrels Of GROUAD, IN
Tie tOsOp Of .aierana,qa, 70 .sit:
An undivided hoiety OF a piece
aGround, with the improvements, lying up
% the vert side Of Royalstreet and TO the
srsawed OF Kingrstreet, fronting twenty
ave ieetsiS inches on Royal-street, and ex-
!saalng back one hundred and twenty three
lse'hyc lnches-rthc whole ground subject Q
!, annual rent Of fifteen pounds twelve shil-
-ss Virginia currency.
4 piece Of Ground, lying up
y the west side OF Cohnbus-strcct and to
ne southward of King-street, extending on
.oumbas,street-six six feet seven inches TO
ssWeaSg iert alley then westwardly with the
.as u tue aaeye one hantlred and sixteen feet
a0taeralley fourteen feet teninches wide,
,sssAa0rtiswarGly with the hne of that alley
asAIy. Sly isetseyen.inches, then eastwaydly
mn my Tour feet three inches and an half, then
- '''lSsrdlY forty feet, then eastwardly nine
!, n'O's ieet eight inches ard an half-subjcct
s,a !. s9naal rent Of forty nine dollars fifteen
x. "a Square Of Ground, con-
trx.-f 4 ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-28
Land for Sale.

TO be Sold, on the premises, on
Thursday the 18th Of October next, a small
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county of
Fairfax, containing about one hundred and for
ty acres, This Land lies about seven or eight
miles of Alexandria and George Town, has a
sufficient quantity of wood and meadow land,
and is well watered, It lies adjoining the seat
of Dr.. Henry Rose, and would make a COM
Portable retreat for a town family in the siekly
season. Capt. Joseph Powell will shew the,
Land to any person wishing to view il before
the day Of sale, when the terms which is ex-,
pected to be accommodating, will be made
known by
The Lsgatee5 Of Nathan Sm'th, decd.
September 9 dts
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>.PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY, The 9Th day Of October neat,
zwH Positively 6e. sold, at the Vendae-Store,,
ON credit Of three months, for ahhroved
endorsed negotiable notes,
Two bales Of Broad Cloths, from
II to ls shillings sterling costs.
q ditto napt and plain Coatings,
from to 10 shilings sterling costs.
P. G. Marsteller.
September 81
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Found. this Morning,

a GOLD MO UR.N'TJvli RL7FG, with a
persons name on. The owner may have it
IN application to the Printer, giving a small
srataity 70 the Gnder and paying for this adj
tertisemeAt.
September25. st :.
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FOR SALE

yin OALI.
g A FdRM, in the county of Alexandria,
containing between three and four hundred a.
cres, one halfin valuable timber
Several ditto in Fairfax.
One, containing two hundred and fifteen.
acres, in Loudoun, within five miles of Lees
burg.
Any of the above property will be sold on a
credit or exchanged for property on ground
rents in Alexandra, Georgetown or Wash
ington, or for Bank or Insurance Stock.
Enquire ofthe Printer.
September IS. st