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FOR READY MONEY,

TOR REAC2 MONEY,
To the highest bidder, at public anctions AZ
Dawson's tavern, in the county Of Loudoun,
and town of Leesburg, ca FRIDAY, the
& 9Th day of November next, if fair ifnot,
henext fair day; by virtue Of decree of
the, court Of the United States, for the 5th
circuit, in the Virginia district, pronoun-
ccd at May term 1905, in suitdependng
in said court between the executors of Da-
mel Mildred, deceased, who was surviving
partner OF Mildred and Roberts, Plaintiffs
and Samuel Hough and others dtfendants-
800 Acres Of Land,
Near Ieesburg, en- the waters Of Iuscaro-
ra, in tie county OF Lou(oun- three acres of
Meadow near Leesburg, and q House and
Lct IN Leesburg or 50 much thereof as viii
be sufficient TO raise certain sums OF money,
interest AID costs, in said decree mention
ed.
7tss'iiiam Mann, 3
Arrstead Long, s.
Charles F. Mercer, :
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wife, csaa Zu:nssssfss us
Thoa,as FsisfsN and the said
Tho's Fairfax, executor Of IL e.aasesHy..
s. the said last viii and Tesla
5Testos Bry an Lord Fairfax,
deceased, tsndaats, 8,
This cause coming on 10 be heard
this .tth slay of August, lso7, upon the bill
and exaibits hercir referred to, and it appear
Aingst to the court that the said bill hath been
duly and regularly taken;for confessed, and the
cause set for decree upon the bill and exnibits.
the court doth decree and order that Master
Commissioners Wore, do make up and state
an account and report between the complain
ants and the defendants, in his private s fldu-
ciary character, upon the subjects IN the bill
mentioned (; 70 state an account Of one fourth
snarts 81 the rents of the land, at and near the
fans ofshe Potomac river, which land was for
mes.y leased to Seaatile, and which became
due alter the death or the SAID Bfyaa Lord
;yfar the Testator, and during the lite OF
his wife Jane Fai,5itsr the mother the com
6l.ioant Aaae, and the interest on the same ];
and also state what portion of the SAID rents
have Been received by the said Thomas Fair
FIR or his agents also take an account OF all
the Household Furniture, and also OF the
Horses, Cattle and other stock which were on
the land bought by the said Bryan Lore far
yar of Bennett, at the time OF the sail Bsya''
Lord FairyaG's death also take an account OF
the annugl rents and profits ofthat part OF the
Tract OF Landin Fairfax County called 1oi-
sion Grange, wh;clis included ma deed OF
pift from the said Brgqaa faista.r to tie said
THONGS Fairfar, from the time of the date of
tse said. deed to the. sid 1Honsas tax, to
tI,e time of tho death ofsthe sad Ryyaa Lord
a;rylr aud from the time of his death, to that
oetss~Saath Of the said Jeae Fairfaz, also TO
.sSate:,n account Of the administrator of the
defendant stating not only The debts due from
sanI toth estate of the said Bryan Lord far
Ia. distinguishing such. ofthe deb as are
sperate from such as are not and also the a.
mount Of the assets ct the estate OF the SAID
Brpas, Lord Far,ta-r, and to state what speei.
&c leeaciss the said Brgan Lord fair5aa lett,
and what has become of the SAID legacies..
And 10 enable the s:tidC Commissioner TO per-
ffa.,, tb;s Decreetal Order, he is at liberty TO
eya,,,ins witnesses upon oath, and report their
test;n,ory together with the several accounts
q taken, TO this Court, at their next session.
a Copy. Teste.
G. Deneale, c. c.
october 5. PAW,
The Parties in the above cauk are
hereby notified that shall on Monday the Sc
eond eiav of November IN this year commence
my attendance at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of that day 10 go into the business direetedby
the. above decree and order, at my Office In the
town of Alexandria, when and where they are
required to give attendance with their Proofs,
Documents and Exhibits.
.Cleon Moore. NJ. c.
Commissioners Office,
Oct. S, So7 2aW
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FACTS from Ire Aurora ! 8.

. 81 ~ =. u &
FACTS from ire Aurora 8,
General Wilkinson did apply to the acting
Governor OF the Mississippi territory for 500
militia.
MFR. Meade required to know for what pur-
pose-no answer was given Tor several days.
A considerable asseIiDi-bc OF the militia Oh
fcers at the seat OF government being consult
ed it appears thai considering, that three
bodies Of Ghoctaw Indians had been tempered
with, and were hanetd tor ruu,'-..nd that one
body of them had already crossed the y. ..
line, and destroyed TIC plantation, and carrl-
ed of the farming utensils OF MAJOR WOOD
bridge.
Considering that the proximity of Fort Adj
ans, rendered it necessary not to leave that
part Of the country open TO the assaults OF con-
spirators, they advised MI. Meade not to COM
ply with the request
Osher reasons, which we choose not to no.
tice, were also assigned, of very paGd ma
ture; but which prove the fidelity OF the citl-
zens to their country.
1t seems as if congress really SLEPT over
their dufy--or that the miserable and pitiful
articles of a certain intriger at the scat 2 go.
verament had been employed to distract the
public councils, in order to favor conspirators
lit IS our solemn opinion that such is tne
fact. It is really time that Congress should
exhibit some acusity in REFRESHING conspiracy
and lntrisuers,
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,.,,;ou for the chief msgistry OF the unica,
,s,y cannot refrain on this important occa'
s;sn from al.o soliciting him, wloss long
and f.llhfuI services, ss we'll as MS pubic
nd private virtues 50 eninensly quality
him 60 ad minister the geaefal government
- crafty the ardent wishes OF his fellow.
eitizens on this occssion.
George Andrews, Chairman.
Thomas Herty, Sfe'ay.
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From the Phi ! Register.


are alternately amused and alarmed with
unofficial AID otiieisl accounts OF schemes
and projects attributed 10 Aaron Burr &
others alledged 10 be confederate @ith aim
in design to involve he nation 10 civil
war, or to transfer apor,ion OF It's terrific
ry 10 a foreign power--au espl.cit disclo-
sare is made If proposition. on The part
ofthe gooerams,at Of Spain to suboer, the
sovereignty, the independence, The peace,
end prosperity of cor countiy, by exciting
o revolt and sspsration ofthe Wes,srn from
the Atlantic states,
This Disclosure comes ia a shape which
no vile intriguer will dare to deny. nor the
mos: b;gossed passizan effect to disbelicye
- II proceeds on the confession of per-
son deeply implicated in che result: i, is
made by judge of the United States, re,
!s,ing facts On his oath, ana with thu vi.
most solemnitv teiore the high conr. of
the legislature Of Kentucky. To this re-
lasion. given IN this days Register, we ex
hort the attention ofepefy man, who calls
himself citizen CT the United States, and
who in his capacity Of citizen, combine.
the obligations of allegiance TO his
country, with the endesring ties of hus.
band, father, sea and brother te his fami.
".
Protesting ourselves, as we are, utterly
Ignorant OF The toktics or persona! charac.
ter Of Mr., lnnes, and his confeacrates, we
do NOT hesitate to say that his disposition
Involves matter as mcmen,ons az ever
was submitted to the consideration of
Tree people, or an independent. government
lit goes the fall length to prove that OF
all the enemies that can arise against the
United States, there is no one so DANCE.
rous as the inHigues ,ha, have been prac.
tised, and from just inference, may a, this
moment be presumed to be carving on by
che agents of Spain wilhin Our national Ii.
mi,s.
Tae source OF our greatest danger being
thus sscesia,ned, it becomes the duty Of
every real Americas 10 exert his utmost
faculties to explore its direction and ap.
plication, and to avert the evils wish which
1t threatens to evtrwhrlm ns. With this
view we submit the following remarks and
interrogatories.
Mr.. innes after lie fond the project
must be blovn, has had the eRrontery. the
term as it is applied is mild one, to
assert to the Legislature Of Kentucky,
that his reasons for consealing this treason.
able attempt, against the sovereignty and
peace of the Unised States were as fol.
lows.
"The reasons why the depoEea. (iudge
Innes and col. Nicholas did not commu.
nicate the subject to the executive Of the
u. States were ihrse--lst, That it was
well known that neither of Us approved OF
Mr.. Adams's administration, and that we
believed he KEEP, watchful eye over our
actions, that the communication must de-
pend upon his opinion of our vrraeity, and
il would have the appearance of courting
his favor! Cd, That ne both had reason,
and did believe that the then adminIstra.
ton were disposed upon tie sHghses; pre-
sest 70 ssaa ga army 70 tbs state, wnish
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/ John C.. LADD.
January Is.

Kas Just recefDed sna Ter saie,
10 pipes choice old Gognac Brandy
20 bales OF excs,lsnt fax
Go. glue
so barrels prime beef
80 pieces Russia shsetiags /
SO dc, Ravens duck
so barrels sweet cider
100 casks lime =
100 barrels i:ew rum
SO boxes mould candles.
JANUARY l3. d
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Loft this Morning.

Thirty Dollars IN Bank Notes One
Twenty Dollar Note of the Bank Of
Alexandra. Fiye dollars yewayd viii
be paid to the finder on delivering the
money to the Printer.
Jan. II d3t.
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B. ~ AZ tbs r.q,,.sst Of the vssssr, .os, AZ
Rev. Mr.. GIsscs VIII deliver 4 SEA asAt
the Episcopal SAurcA, on Wednesday :
at the usual hour. lie sttendaice OF H.
Congregations respectfully solcieed.
January f0s
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aIsra!,srta DAILY anberttsgr.


The Presidents Of the different banks in
MARYLAND have petitioned the Legislature to
mas, law for Furnishing forgeries with death,
and bill has been brought in accordingly.
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Proof and punishment follow Immediately.
PUBLIC confidence encreases, when is il
known the chief of the state exrr.s pc.
neiFatlng md correct vlgllaDce-a yigi-
lance thar nothing can Isaist, into ,hs
most ,rlaing details"
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Office Of the Peoples Friend,
NETWORK.
THE PEOPLES FRIEND
FOR THE COUNTRY,

FOR THE COUNTRY,
THE first number of this paper will be
Z published on Thursday, the LIST Of Ja-
nuary, 1907, and continue to be published af-
forwards regularly, every Wednesday and Sa>
turday 1t will contain the whole of the edi-
torial matter contained in the tally print Of
that name.
Price four dollars year-ons year to be
paid in advance.
30" Subscriptions for the above paper 70.
ceiyed at the Office of the ALx4AsDAIA DAG
TX ADVERTISER.
Decsmbsr 10,
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The bill to prohibit the emigration of free
negroes into the state of MARYLAND, passed
the House Of Delegates On the oath ult. Yeas
4s, Nays.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13

The senate of Virginia have aegasived
the proposition OF the house OF delegates
for consulting the people as to the cali Of q
convention.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13

This morning's eastern mail furnishes
the particulars OF another distressing fire
OF portsmouth, n. H. We have room on.
iy TO srase thai Is or 90 valuable stores &
dwelling houses were destroyed. The fire
commeneed on or neas the spot who're The
grsa, Are, four years ago terminated. The
ioss Is estimatsd at 1000 dollars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-28

kleberg Gu'aat, (the former ma-azire al the
Kuthans) and a number of other important pl,
ces, tretohing along the banks of the Ala,
which has its foprce in the Elbing lake. The
city of Elbing at the mouth of the Noya riv, r
lthe %eaitern branch of the Viauia) is SIS miles N.
w. of this Elbing lake aud the fame ditanre
weit of Eylau.
After the flight of the Ruaiaus, on the cd, sd,
9Th, 5th Feb. and the actions of the 9th, 9Th and
9Th, the evidence of faSs is aronrer than the
equivocal date of the Rufian gene ral's difna,cb.
es. For as late as the 18th Feb. the French head
quarters were at Eylau.-Murat had his head
quarters at Wittenberg mot Wirtemberp) near
the Preeel, that is five miles fouth of that river
the Humans were on the north of that river i.
and no part of the Pregel i, within lefs than
twenty two mics of Evlau.
ne route of the Rudians was acrors ~.
ff'cSHng river, which rifles in the lakes of Do.
nenow ten miles eaf of Eylau, this river !,
ima'i' and falls into the ALA river At Partbr;m
aoout 10 miles eat by north of Eylau, in The
country ct FreiDdlaud the route for the D.,
!sa!oug the Aha. where a palare wss 80,
by the bridges of P~a,erwai,en on the AN nn,
aoopn, Weiaw, and TaPpiaw on the Prepel.
l. oeoi. quent adVices prove thai ,hr Pun;,,.
."u ndc!eo on the Presel, and that i, formed
,hs'r 'front.' line of defence ; the month of ,hr
Ala IS DO miles cat of koninpIbsry
Inc river Preeei is admirably Il, ,sted 30 , de.
.enn'e Poh''on and lihe for the Ruffsns-as il
has ITS fource in the fame lakes from which .n.
ry'eh river runs fouth to Grodno; nearIv north
VI Grcdno 70 miles two rivers Join ia form The
fregei, which purfues its courG.. dirr ,ajy
en' ) ABOUT ~ miles, and oppoli,e the town
OF Heorgenourg on the north fde, boldly lauu.
cnes Or nearly weft, pafing by Koninc!he,r.
".'ch Is htudted on two iGands one abop, 8
miles long and a fmaller inand.
from this direction Of the river II ;s obv;,,c
y I'D me nature of d line of circumv,lIa.i,, ,o
inc french, and a frontier line which kerns omen
TIE communication Of the Ruff ms with Ken.
.nSioerg and Grodno on their TANKS, and Win,
in their rear. wilma
Crodno IS lis miles S. by ". of Koninec.
oerg. The Ruiiians have mapay;ne. A. {.
N'ehoias, johannesburg, and Claus three n,acIs
OF itrenSth between go and a nils ,or,h IS
Grodno ; and cat of Allenaein ahomt tha crn.
diitance. '""'e
The 69d bulletin complete, the details Of ,
d'Viiion OF each army, OF which we had before
NJ accounts Ehen's Rufia an diyiGon formed ,
'eparate ltaiian corps which had heen G,,ioned
AZ d. Nicholas, &c. above mentioned ,be;r
movements appear to have been , mar, oe ths
general attack, which commenced At M,hr;,
gen and they fem to have been intended r.
e"'er Poland, and move towards Warfaw hid
nc nam army been iuccsfful.
Inc Ruiiian plan was certainly mac.r,,, :,
Its deign, and hyperion generals and difcinIine
lone could overcome it and CONVEX, !, it,.
wi oeieat' aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-28

PARIS, February s,

* 1fNiC, ISbIudVy d
This day at one O'Clock, The diff rent bodies
Of the State were admitted to An audience of
her mljeity the emprefs and queen.
Mr.. Monge, Proficient of the Senate, addreG.
ed the following difcourfe to her msjefy =
MADAM,
ait is four months fnce the heart of your
imperial and royal majeRy was deeply afflicted
at the approach Ola war, as inevitable as it was
unforef5en, and which could not but caufe much
more French blood to aow.
The blood of France is 70 precious" ex-
clained your majefy, " and mut it then be
poured forth to check the follies cf an i'll advif-
ed monarch ;" On this principle your majefy
was defrous of peace.
The EMPBRoR whole unbounded vigilance
1t was attempted to deceive by the fallacious
pro'eftations Of perfonal friendihip, was not
perhaps, at the moment Of his departure, with
ont hopes of avoiding war for which there was
no jutt cauft. The outrageous threats Of a
young and inexperienced prince, did not diAurb
the tranquility Of his hyperion mind I; and on
the eve of the firft and lat battle when he diC-
played to him the danger of his petition, and
the certainty of his ruin, he opened to him not
only the door of fafely hut even of honor.
The emperor therefore, proved his foliciiude
for peace.
" But is it peace that our implacabIe enc
mics are anxious TO obtain ? No, Madam, it
is long 6Dce they Hattered themieives with the
hope of bloiting out the name Of France from
the lit Of nations, as they had effaced that of
Poland. Perhaps they nil indulge it. With
refpett to France, they have renowned every
fen!iment Of morality. No promife engaged
then, no treaty binds them, they are without
honor in their conduit, and the truth ifIues not
from their lips; and if the king of Prulia as
length took up arms, il was becaufe he was GER
tain that, without that, he would have been
poignarded in the midR Of his court, as was the
cafe with Paul I.
"The God Of Empires is at lenth wearied
with 70 much |iniquity nor can it be denied
that he means TO make ufe of France in order
to reform the morality of kings, ince in his good
nef, he has entruged his defines to the hands
Of an hero, whom he has plcaCd to endow
with every great quality; to whom ne deigns
to unfold the ways of his wiidom and whole
arm he fuftains in battle.
MADAM, tie Senate lays at your majshy's
feet the tribute of its profound refpe6t, as well
a. the homage of its admiration for all your vir.
tnes. Ii duplicates YOU to receive its congra-
t~ail;ions on the glorious and incredible cam
paign with which his majefy has terminated
the year 1906. II begs leave to exprefsits hap
pinefs in ieeing again in the to!cm Of the CAPT
tai the auguf fpoule whom an adored chief has
invsAed With his entire confidence, and who is
worthy of all the titles which ibe pohefes
May your majsity enjoy long life for the happi.
neis Of Fraute, and of its emperor !"
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COUP D'ORUIL.

Were it not for the happy refource which
bQps affords fome times TO man, if we may Judge
from the eagerDefs with which its nizhtef de-
%luions are fought and matched at, thoie who
derive 70 much folace from the GeeeG of the
lords of the Knozvf could frarcely furyive the
fufpence, or delay for news of (pring campaign
in Rufia.
An arrival from Greenock brings London adj
vices to the goth of March, PeteIfburg adyices
to the 18th Of Feb.
The battle of M~ohriRgen was fought on tic
goth Dec. that place is about IL miles wet Of
Deepen on the river Paferage in four days af-
ter the battle, the account was pubiifhed in the
18Th bulletin which is dated at Warfaw goth
Jan. and appeared IN the Paris Moniteur Of Feb.
nth, IN the fame Moniteur there are accounts
dated Pofen 29d January, and Of Wurtzburg
9Th Feb.
Thefe dates will thew the relative times in
which advIces reach to corresponding places.
Four days after the battle Of Mohringen il is
Publifhed at Warfaw-at Paris in Is days after,
that is II days ia all.