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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

Major Spari,7, with detachment Of u. S.
troops, beng refused permission to pass
the Mobile, on Their way to Fort Stoddard,
have been ordered back BY Gen. Wilkinson
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

We have peruged letter from New
Orleans, dated December 9Th, which Con-
t2ins the following Interesting circumstan-
ces. Gen. Wilkinson on appes ring 5efoic
the court, on writ Of Habeas Corpus, Is
sued for the body Of DR.. Bo:lman, made
an exposure to this effect, in the prescnce
of large concOurse Of people.
Called to account for an act in which
/ / glory. and for which trust my own coun-
'try will thank me, shall meet the con-
sequences with the applause OF my own
'breast, which | prize more highly than
! the hozannas of thousands, or the POPULAR
ity of the whole world. But when l cast
{ my eyes on the movers OF this prosecute
'on-My bosom is rent by conflict of c.
motions--sorrow for their depravity-
'charity for their sympathies-surprise
at their indisCretiol, and astonishment ct
their audacity.s / would 20 God ] could
here close the proceedings OF this day.
But my honor, my duty, and the afcty Of
the state forbid mc---It is time an un:ver-
sal alarm should go forth, to rouse the
: good citizen TO sense of his danger. The
dcceitful calm must no longer be suffer-
ed to impose on us a trcaCherous security.
| Nor shall the articles OF tho confederatcs
! be longer employed to chsat the pu ,ic
| Judgment. Ireachery IS IN the midst OF
us --treoson Saiksabroad--andth the friends
! Of Burr and rebellion, whilst they ridicuie
! CIR approximations, and scoF at our prepa-
ratious, with trembling sulicitu1c imp!ore
his speedy arrival, to reward them for
/ their apostacy, and TO rescue them from
{ the goadjrgs Of guilt and the terrors of
impending punishment
| After this address Gen. Wilkinson char
gcd Livingston and Alexander With being
parties To the conspiracy.
The effect produced at New Orlean. by
this disclosure is said TO have been very
striking. Considerable scepticism previ-
ously existed Of the reality Of the plots as
crihcd - Burr; but after this exposure, a
general and even ardent disposition was ex-
cited, vigorously to maintain order and sup
port the government
IL is understood thar an aIiusion 7vos
here meant to MsSSra. Livingston aud III
! e.rdnder.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

carsist Of the same number O. commissioned
'oifcerS, aforementioned officers, InuSlci-
ans, and priv&tCs as are t,'Sccted ny the
act to whit h this IS Il supplement-. Aud tie
said battalion ofCavalrv, shall consist Of one
major, and Of one adjutant, one quarter
master, and ono pay master (each being
heutcnlnt,) one surgeon, and four conpa-
neS; each company Of one captain, one
lieutenant, one cornet, one sergeant major,
one quarter muster sergeant, one t!umpc-
ter, four serge&nts, four corpora,s, one far
rier, one sadler, and sixty -four privates:
Aud shall moreover at the discretion of the
PRESIDENT do duty either on horse or OIL
foot.
Sec. ?. Ind be fffi,rfhei. enacted, That
the President Shall be, and lie is hereby au-
thorised in al cases OF imminent danger,
when in his opinion the defence or safety
Of the United 5: ltcs shall require il, RI in
crease the number 81 Inen IN each comp anv
of infantry on the peace establishment. 70
one hundred privates.
Sec. 3. .fat 6c IL further enacted, That
suitable cloatl,iug be provided for the ca
valry, adapted to 5ae nature Of their ser
vice, and as near as may he of the value Of
the clothing allowed to the infantry and ar
tillerv.
Sec. 4. IND Be- IL further enacted. That
the commissioned officers, non-comn,ssion-
ed officers, musicians, ard privates, by this
act directed to be raised, shall be entitled
II receive the same pay, cmoluments md
, bounty, as are allowed tothc troops now in
/ the service of the United States, and they
shall be governed by the rules and articles
OF war, which have been, or may be by law
established.
The House adjourned ct half past fiV e
O'Clock.
! Other business was transacted which a
want Of room prevents rs from noticing TO
day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
ia. WILKINSON.
Heal QHartcrs.
.Ay'my ofthe United States,
WeTo- Orleans, Dec. I'm, 1906.

Ertract IF a letter from a gentleman Of
fbe first rcshsctabihtV 70 q D1eDa5cr Of
Congress, dated KnorUiHe, CTen. J %
Ore. 1906.
"l believe this place is not the seat of a.
ny combination to deprive the people of their.
government-nor is it the theatre of any
preparatory arrangements to attack any
foreign pOwer.-but rumor Mt this Deriod
sounds aloud from the west-A few DAYS
since Col. Burr was at Nashville. ARRANGE
ments were made at Nashville for dcscen-
ding the river with a number of provision
boats, said to be intended to accompany
Burr in his Unknown expedition. Last e
veniHg man arrived from Nashville, who
says Mr.--is going, aud several Others.
Application had been made 70 Capt
to descend as pilot-he refused unless he
was informed of the place Of destinations
he could not receive that information, and
was not employed at least 50 said nv i'm
formant) A few days since saw major
from st. Lewis, on his way 10 the citv.
am well satisfied from information receiv-
ed from him of Burr's guilt
Extract Of letter from gentleman of
the highest responsibility resident in
Knoxville, CTen.) to a member in Com
gress, in this place.-The writer lief,
Knoxville on the 1st, and his letter is da-
ted gLexington, Virginia, 18th January,
1906.
"Much interest has been excited by the
conspiracy Of Burr and others. suppose
you are ~ possession of more facts than
am, as toits object, extent, &c. The peo-
PIE OF l.. Tennessee almost unanimously
c%claim against the characters w o. are SO
lost - virtue and patriotism as 70 engage
IN any scheme Of the like Kind. A scp3-
ration of the union. which is supposed 70 he.
Rcdiateiy and ultimately IN view, is de-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
COMMUNICATIONS

HE following is a copy Of the return
made by General Wilkinson to the writ o.
aebeas corpus issued at II. Orleans for the
body ofDOctor Errick Bollman, and in his
address to the court on the occasion, the
General denounced the two LAWYERS who
had procured the writ as parties in the con-
spiracy It appears that young Swartwout
delivered General Wilkinson the original
OF the letter, which gave him full and COM
pleat information of ell Burr's plans, and
Doctor Bollman presented the COPY
Swartwout was seized and is now under
guard OH his way to Baltimore. Bolman
has arrived at Charleston under the care
It Lieut.. Wilson, of the artillery. Had
Congress suspended the habeas corpus act,
all the conspirators at New Orleans would
have been seized, and many traitors might
have been secured in different parts of the
Union. Young Ogden, who accompanied
Swartwout, was seized, but obtained ha-
beas corpus, and was released He is now
at large.
h4rs8rS. LiUing8ton and .d2crande,.
The undersigned, commanding the army
of the United States, takes on himself all
responsibility for the arrest of Doctor En-
rick Bollman, on charge of miSpriscn of
treason against the government and laws
of the United States, and has adopted mea-
sures fer his safe delivery to the executive
Of the United States It was after several
consultations withthe governor s. two Of the
Judges of this territory, that the undersien-
ed has hazarded this step. for the national
safety menacedtoit base, by lawless band
Of traitors associated under A. Burr, whose
accomphces are extended from New York
to this city. no man can hold in higher
reverence, the civil institutions fhis conn-
try than the Undersigned, and it is to main
tain and perpetuate the holy attributes Of
the constitution, against the uplifted hand
OF violence, that he has iuterposcd the force
OF arms in rnoment Of extreme peril, to
seize upon Bollman as he will upon all o.
theirs, without regard to standing or station,
against whom satisfactory proofs NAV
arise of participation in the lawless COM
bination.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

precated by every man (swo OF three eS-
cepted) IN T.. Tennessee. BY the lstest
Intelligence possess, his military prepa-
ratons Tor att;.tk on any part of Mexico
or any other part, arc entirely frustrated.
The capture OF the boats, &c. on Ohio has
certainly given him fatal blow. He was
IN Nashville from early in December till
after Christmas, his head quarters, (if he
had any during that time weLe as--,s-.
during his stay there Mr., captain
---iihd some others were engaged in his
party; number OF other young men of
the vicinity OF that place were to have par
taken OF his fortunes but at the crisis of
MS departure many of them shrunk from
tne undertaklng-on my way from knox,
VINE saw Mr.. A.---directly from Nash
viuc-he told me he saw Burr or Christ
mas day Ats (near Nashviile) and that
OH inc next DAY he descended Cumberland
river IN boat-that a son of col.-'s
was of his party-that young 81.
was to have gone, bat on the mos
ment Of departure, he declined Tbst
he (Mr. Az was in compunv with mr..
II - afterwards, and that he procured
| from him Information, that the point ofdes--
tination and attack, was rich Spanish tewnv
from which was expected considerable
piunder.-Mr. - was To follow Burr in n
Few days with the other boltS,-four in all
were what he heard of going from thar
place-that an express or message had bce.
dispatched to the Ohi0--of the time yhcr
nc intended to start. and probably ,yherN
ne desired them 70 join him at the month as.
Cumbcrland.-It is probable he had nor.
then known OF the capture of his boats on
the Ohio. ''' On
n b. Mr.. A. and Mr.. IT. are resn-ct,.
bic characters, whose veracity may be re-
lied upon.
Extract OF letter from a gentleman ;s.
kentucky to his friend in this CITY, dated
Dec. %, 1906.
Formerly the people were probibiteS
rom settling on the unappropriated u s
land where the Indian claim had been e.r",
tinguished, until the sale was made And
III some lnstancescompulsive measures we're
used against the sovereign people 10 Lee1.
!nem within prescribed limits. The thins-,
is now entirely changed-they are settjino
IN all directions. Several families are oS
the Cherokee land, having settled prev;-
Gus to the running of The line-thus the ca.
Vereisn people enjoy an uncontrolled Iihor-
w. and in short time VIII be able to free.
the administration of the burthen of SELLING
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
Notice

y HE subscriber requests all indebted
tohim by bond or on open account, to
discharge their respective debts. Thisno-
LITIGATION is given il consequence of his de-
Ginning the mercantile business I'm Mauches-
ter, and intention tOrenoyc 4; therefore the
necessity Of immediate compliance with
1t By those who wish to avoid law suits.
Co.Ig MAcRAE.
hdnen@StCFs lvlh jan. 1907 Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
1KTlLL be SOLD. for Cash. on he tw.n,v
i. i"n'th day Of me present month, a, me
house Of Robert DrafFen,
II tract or parcel of LanL.

~ r~@I u VI AftI[fEa
containing b. estimation seven hundred and
t'venty-.wo acres, be the slme more ~ loss. he.
ing ne irac, of land on WHICH the said Dran.n
now resides and adjoining the .ands .f Ceo,ge
Divers, TT mas Garth. sen &c living on the
,T7'crs of Ivory creek in he county # AIbe.
marie Also two NCG GRO MEN Sqncbo and
squire twelve head Of Ca,t'c five he.u Of Hor.
ses fifty head Of Hogs aud five Feather Beda
ard Furniture conveyed 90 IRE in rust b. sad
Robert DfaBen, TO secure the plyren. of debt
duo Brown Rives < Co. and for o.her ,ur1osss-
as IN said conveyance expressed Being 5rly m,
terested rs tru-tce for the benefit of OF ,oiIt
only convey li'is to said rops,t, as trustee
Fleming Turner, 1rnstee.
Wilton. January 1t, 1877
= n Owing 10 The adVe. tisement abcvc- M,
having appeal ed in tie newspapers .hree weeks
previous to the day OF sal, agreeable 10 the re.
dnis'tions contained IN the deed, the sale of the
soove properly. is postponed (.and, negroes, &c y
and will certainly take place on Tuesday, The
twenty fonrth day of February next, at the house.
OF said Robert Draaen, on the terms above.
mentioned.
Fleming Turner, Trustee.
Milton, 9th January. 1877. 2,v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

WASHINGTON CITY, January 81
We have the pleasure ofannouncinr Che
arrival of Capt, CLAgBE in this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

Blank i3ills Of Ladinr
For SAFE here,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-02

III Il nyssH deeply yals 5abssrE for he sa.
iieiluds you have manifested tor ne.
Has sny news reached your capjssl from
cspIains lie Wis and Clarke : i Is ruRored
here hat they haxe been klllsdi Hops
ssincsrrly theEe IS . sshipg Of Il. 81
Ihayelhe honor 10 b.
With esteem nod atfsssioa
Your friend - 81 s
sss JOHN NJ sKEE.
His Exeslleaey Sem. HIlkins0n.
70 discontinued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-10

The fentin,ent was given by you, a soaa at the
time OF your the citizens of this place,
compliment for what you termed siviGho you
had received from them.
did think, and do nil think, that Il was, when
given, entirely nelv, and thai it had ne rer before
been given by you to the public, in any other place.
The ientiment was bold aud pleafng one to me- !
accordingly fsleed il One which would 70 appear
TO othera know not chat i, may not have been
Publifed before IF it had been, that circuo,itance
was unknown by me. At any rate, i, was pubihed
at Springfield By your permifIion--was given by you
as toait in my, herring in this place, and received
my entire appreciation; although knew the par
tieular application Off or the circumnanee out of
which, am certain, il grew II mean the con-
fpiraeJ.
know nor. fi-,. whether this will ever reach ynu
lfit houd be 10 fortunate, is may be ieryieeabe.
therefore fend it.
Your laft letter, with its accompanying paper was
enigma,ic. am, however, at no great lofs 20 con-
JsSture its meaning. hope my conjecture of its i'm
port is correct. AT any rate, no man can more cor
daily win, than do that if it be correct and an an
tic,pated event take place. God may be with you and
give you fate deliveranee from evil.
3 With him your friends mulf leave you, defire him
to take paernai charge of yon, and eonduef you to
his happiness aud glory. No news. therefore on
ly add, farewelland that am very cordially, yours,
&c.
S. PYNcHoN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-10
C.y Rls.svi, 81.

= G.y IF Ri.irssd, II. =
Sworn to and fuhkribcd
Before me an alderman ofths
city aiorefaid, this 9Th day oil
September, 1907.
(Sigued) Hss,y S. Store
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-10
This day the arsumen. will be refum, sx
Mr.. Martin.

One Glance at LUTHER MARTIN, ELa.
THAT our readers may underRand siittfe
more of the character and motives of this eeie-
GRATED lawyer, we lay before them the follow
ing a6tdaVifs. We are, however. fuisfed thae
mott OF them will require no Other evidence of
ms dhpoht'on than the tone a.d tenor of his
ipesches on the prefent profrcution.
NO wonder Mr.. Martin was 70 jealous in
Importing the doctrine of aeecGsyiai or deri.
vative treafon no wonder he .eIs 10 vehement
IN Calling for the record of the guilt Of rhe pyiu-
eipaf; when the contrary doctrine might have
10 nearly dragged HIM to the preciplce of mic
pri,foa Of srea/on
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-10
ST. LOUIS, May 9th, 1906.

tain caamities and uncertain events of war.
Learn with all pofIibe preeiGon the force, COM
petition and cation Of the troops oppofed to YOU be
yourlelf prepared for combat, and if a couAict nnR
enue, having previoufy animated your men by
ttTong elaboration, and fworn your afieers in their
prelence, to fall or conquer, make your onet with
the bsyonet, and your own glory the honor of our
srms, and the intereas Of the nation will be enfvred
and maintained.
Whiting youlifr and laureis,
health and fame,
l am,
yonr faithful friend,
and fellow folder,
JAMES WILKINSON.
Col z. H. Cgjsing, pRtg. u. S. Infantry.
Z. S. You are to take with you from Fort Adams
an inch Howitzer, which you will find there pro-
perly sqoiPs and amply ammun;tioned.
30
LafcG Proeefdingt.
This important enquiry is at length approach.
ing lts cr'Ils. The examination of evidence has
clofed, and the argument commenced
On Wednesday the court met at 2 O'Clock,
and adjourned at an early hour, in confeuuence
of an iudifpoition in Mr.. Wirt's family Which
detained him at home. During the feffion of
the court DR.. 1obn BrofkeaDroHeb and Jojcbb
GabeA eiq. two of the grand Jurors, were ex-
amiDed asto certain points of Cen. WilkiDfou's
evidence delivered to the Grand Jury.
On Thuriday, Mr.. Bodley was again called
in az the inhance of the Protection to anfwer
certain enquiries relative to col. Bars contract
with col. Lynch'-IIe was followed by CEN.
WILKINSON, who made certain explanations
contradictory to mai. Bruf's ftatemrnts; a.
mong which gen. w. particularly traced the
oatHre of his connection with col. Burr during
late years He alto propounded a variety of
quefions to maj. BruE. Here the evidence on
both iides clofed : excepting one or two wit.
neHcs who are avowedly expected by both
hdes. The counfsl for the u. 8. exped lieut..
Jackton of the Chickafaw Bluffs The accufsd
have not avowed the name of the witnefs or
witnefss whom they avowedly expect
Mr. Hay then obe1ed the argument abou, half
after two, and continued fpesking till after 4.
Icfsrday Mr.. Hay rsfumed his areumeu,
ano continued til IL. lie was followed by
MIR. Randolph, who cloled, few minutes be
fore 4.-AiHmmary ofiheffargumenis hereafter.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-29
May aY.
DistrNf pf Columbia.

NOTICE is hereby siuen "a all qsh0m IL
IN may concern, T hat the Consul General
OF Portugal to the United States of America,
has authorized she subscriber, to legalize all
papers that may be necessary fer vessels
bound frenl the ports Of this district to any In
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters of vessels who may omit
having their bills of health thus certified, viii
he liable to undergo, quarantine.
1t is requisite that any, article skipped for
account of a Portuguese subject, should be
declared, and sworn TO, as Portuguese proper,
ty snd the bills Fading legalized as above.
800 Lewis Deblois.
.N4avis - RI =
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nor nS1LE,

THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT,
rITUATTD on4he banks of Great Hunts
~ ing Greek, called Rnral lFeHeity, for
n,erly owned by Mr.. JOHN Duff tits at prer
sent rentsdsfor one year, for the sum nf, one
hundred and fifty dollars, reseryingg the right
ofpsssession at any time during, the above
term, on giving. one months notice--Far
terms applytq, &c IIgARpJs LEWIS q
April 2gt .9ia sts.si 80
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-29
Public Sale.

By virtue of as,leed of trust from GEoRsE
BEARD to the subscriber, m ads Tor the pnr-
pose Of securing to Philip Darrell and q. Is
Lott Muse, who became security Tor the
said Beard in 8 fort,-conling bond, given
by him to John Jaslney, nierchant,in Alex.
andria, viii be exposedte sale, at Colonel
.ya7ges Wren.,s tavern, on THURSDAY,
the Eth day Of Juno, pext, fer ready mo.
ncy,
All the Property mentioned In
the lald Decd, VIZ.
One Negro Woman, called Betty--Ben=.-,
Matilda, and Jcss--one iVagsan, one Cart,
aud l'arging gtensils-eleyess;(baead OF horn
ed cattls, twelve head Of Sheep, and rye
Shoats.
Charles Little, 11uaasss.
MIR o. dtllthIe
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R, g. WEICYHTMAN,
~ rs Reok Stare, (lats DuaFa 81 City IF
Uasis9gtou,
asfsf : s7Ss1sT AEsi,ly FOR SALE,
..s 4 iarss eaa fs~,essul assortment Of :.
Books and olatie-ary sef every,

Printing. Ink afsthe first quality --.,sent
Ball Skils-~ard Music and Musical lnstfs
rnents. All Of which. he sells at the lowest
Philadelphis PRICES for cash.
r. e. w. has .noW;in the press, and pur-
poses publishing on the first Of August sextil
SIMPLE g..dIES, by Mps Opis. . .ycis.
~ mo. Of 5abcuE $50 pages each. Price TO
subscribers 81 rs in boards---to Epp-subscrrr
beers 2ss. Subscriptions for tbs work, arc
received at this oi5cc, at the book store OF
Msssrss Cotton and Stewart, and at Dir,
Shutz' s. pcplating library.
May 20.
sr-7. Subscriptions and payments received
asaheratciore BY RI. G. w. torths s4ufeyq,. YAq
is cons ssiit.,ted agent for that purpose.
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NOTICE.

.Dattatiaa Courts Of Enquiry, viii oa held .4
the court house, on Saturday, the aotll inst. !ot
t., Observation-Disclosures MISUNDERSTANDING, 81
the rnustsrs in April and May 'aFiii 9 e;sslen
airy Court, win be heitlt the salsls p ae Z. .
Saturday, the 18th June, for the pnsposs %
hearing appeals and performing os % dusies
required thy law: the cosirts WI! hsaopenes
at 10, o;csccis in the forepcan, on sae h day.
May &c. ~
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.IAMES SANDERSON

Offers for Sale, onpsodezass terms,
5000 lbs. best Green Coffee
10 tieIces fresh Rice
20 kegs fresh Raisins
IL tierces green Copperas
pipes Cogniac Brandy
10. hhds. 4th proof Jamaica
so barrels ~. E. Rum
Is barrels Whiskey
10 bales Cotton
$ boxes Cotton and Wool Eards
~ boxes Tin Plates.
IND IN STORE,
II hhds, south Potomac Tobaceo.
May 90. 9
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Just Received,

Just RECEIVER,
ASn FOR SALE BY rHrs suBscRIBEKs,
2pipes L. P. Madeira WINE
2kalf do. do. do.
snpes Cognac BRANDY, 4th proof
Wadsworth 6 Butter,
WHO HAVE ON HAND,
ohhds. Jamaica RUM, 4th proof
10 do. ST. Croix do. 2d&Sdds.
do. New-England do
sppes Holland GIN
do. country do.
md Z. market Madeira Wine ola supc-
quarter casks do. do. riorquty
3 do. do. L. P. IeneriAc do. do.
WOO bushels. Lisbon SALT.
January (.
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PUBLIC SAL F..

~ = s.
rb5Y be slid, at public auction, at The coQffsey
House. IN alexandria, AT szveloe q clork ,-oss
AgO.A-n.dl, 4sta Of jltae-
Three Lots Of 6 ound contain
ing together about 20 acres, covered with a
snail growth Of wood, lying within about two
miles otthe town, and adjoining a LOT of John
Green's, near the Leesburg read. Il will be
sold on a.ceedit Of six months. in such lots as
may suit those disposed to pnrciiase. The
sale made under deed Of trust from John
Green TO the subscribers for the .heseat Of his
creditors.
Cuthbert Powell, I rruaee,. i
George SlaSum, 81.
Nsay-eo [a2 div 5tawts. ].
Public Sale.
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a brewery Establishment
E1Rs SIT, e.

INTISHING. to quitthe ewlnggbusiness,
Wv r offer for sale all nay RIGHT anG inter
rest il. that extensive BRIUyHcUSk which
4 ne5g occupy. Thess is anse ned busl-
llsss, 500 barrels having besn sold IN one
seass M. 2coo1night be Iaadcazsll the work
ing utensils conpletei with malt house, kiln,
mill, casks, and 500 bushels Of saait, Also
a line of wharf extending alsns; the Potomac
l5G feet, very suitable for q humber yard, OK
to receive flour BY Saterthls n may BE treated cate
for separately.
These premises are held .by lease from the
Corporation, who arctic pay Tor all Improve
nents of stone and brick st the end OF the
lease, Of which there are zen years unexpired
from the 7th September us1t, One third OF
the purchase money viii be required tor the
remainder. A liberal credit will be eiven,on
sufficient security For fuEther Particulars
apply to
Thomas Cruise.
Nav s2Y 3tawtm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-29
Dissolution Of P Partnership.

THE co-partnership iherctofors s,ksisting
between yangllstus Butts and sdathony Haynr,
teSacconists, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ~
Augustus Butts.
Anthony Wayne.
May 80: {asas eost'