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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-07
koR SAyE

/ FOR 2AxE,
That BEAUTIFUL, q
GTUIATED on the banks i CO. ! {
~ ing Greek, called Ruru s sEs Ii
merly owned by Mr.. John Dug, l 1ss u
sent rented for one year, for tho s ~
hundred and hfty dollars, rescry;, ,a' 9 d
OF possession at any time dur;na !. us i
term, on giving one menth's s = ss d
terms apply to RICHARD I'm,
April % -IHlS
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NJ q T. &c i.

a IL those who have any clains or de-
* 4 smands against the estate Of John Dun
l1a, merchant, late Of the town Of Alexandra,
are hereby informed, to bring in their ae-
counts, legally proved, before the first day Of
November next, at which time a full and hnal
settlement and distribution of his estate, will
be made. Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they will be disregarded,
and this Notice pleaded in bar ofthem. Thoss
that are indebted to the estate, will be please
to make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, Fvre
William Herbert,
April s. 3taw
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Cnr-;c,
o,a e. Ests,,he NeAoc y,ret - ese.. q.
.,a.a
A. CO.. la,a enc old fro,,;r,c
.D;tto - ,lo hcst nsne bitter,
apyast, Tn,,;s r,,m
s $50. ~ s.u ~ 90 A' 40 ,''
pa.,rJ ,aa Ma,,,ss hx.rsv
noi,a .a o'a ua,'S..r -. CIV -'p'' $780,
c aH':''l,a s'.s 80. ~ s.,o -
I: A.e-m Ill
~ Islol "i'lsHe' ~ ~ -,..
r ~ 1870 $50 ol,.'0' ''"''eN . -'
S11,.l "a oaiioi
', w hi'e VINE anu Nv s1Ne'
florence ai,a', Oh ~ HAS liasss
. nogsHeaas i,asslii.a money
- 60. Ghoic ',1 f g - iAoi'sSse'
IuhPcWeer
LniPeiiai
Tyson lEAo
xouiis -. 0on Of good qRaaty.
,Hysoh~oSin ana
sonehonS
.MusooVado sd 5afs' oiaeiei' du'iitiS'
hengal white 90 ,,.,,,
Loaf ana lump sugars ff1.sceiPhia' oa'-
hnlore ana Alexandra.
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OF
LEWIS AND CLARK'S TOUR
TO FRI
PACIFIC OCEAN,

THROUGH
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NORTH AMERICA,
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20
ELLIS g ALLEN,

AXE oPE"iHo.hN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
,FALL q FASHIONABLE GOODS,
(Se'eeted BY one of the partnersl
ResHOed BY tie ChLPr from Lsndsn and PRorEcrRr,,
from Livsreosf:
-<soHesr WHICH xRR-
= EoI London .Iperhne and extra fuper6ne Cloths.
- and iuPerhne double and Jingle milled Kerley-
meres, -'
Patent Princes Cords,
Royal patent Satin Velvets,
Net, Panfaloons
Cuttings, Toilenets, Spanin,, ManeeJI, C.-,,C,.,
STRIPES, and rich tiIue Silk, fix Ouiltinp,.
Black Fiorentiues and Molefkins for yeGs
Gentlen,en's Vandykes,
Worried, cotton, fix and Angola Hofe,
Ladies gaufe and worried do
PLAIN cotton * laced Clocks do. from g. 2 To @ ro,.
Black cotton and worried ditto,
Gen.'en:ens fashionable beaver and pa,en, fix Hats
Heiiians Boots and drefs Pumps,
Elegant Cambria Jaconett Robes,
sarcenetts, Grapes and opera and imperial Nets.
Italian Silks and Chambrays,
Cambrics and Mullins
fawn, Crmion. Negona s. India Man.Ics sAS,<
Maroons OF different colours, Spider Ne, R.Io,,
Redtox LYME aud Barawche Muff, and Tipnets
Ladies beit kid Shoes FF-"'
l-ymerick and Yorktown Gloves,
ia iriih Linens Sd Sheetngs. T IN, nun. 81
Tome irIih Diaper apd Damaik table Cloths.
irifh and French Cambricks,
Bruiieis Carpets and Rugs
Coatngs and Cloths, Fannes, and ready made c-.,.
Coats, Pelte's, Surtout Goats and Small Clo.,h..
&c &C &c. which they will fell very low for can,
OF on mort credit to good cuftomers
e-11r 2,n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20

~ vi,tn' efd dead str, exeesfsd to s BY Hy,i6so5
RGDsH fer TIE PS,pejF Of Jcspyis. 10 BoytLoSmr7u
D17dIiFe 1' Saymeof efoae HOgaHSfzro bpniyed and
ni"''cnn pound, and eig5f pcaee:
//Son on 6s l2H day Of NsVc~5ry mkt troeeedh EH
ef6' bigbf tis'',, fl, really ~o1cy, at Ne4o- Keat
Court oyF,
y TRACT OF LAND, lying in New. Kent eoun-
- w. called Poindezters, containing llI hundred
and thir;y-fK acres; twelve likely NEGROES or
10 much OF the faid PRoPER as may be necearv u,
fatisy the balance Of the debt due on fad deed tooe
Their with the eTpences attending the execution there
o. VS.. ARMISTEAD, 7t1G.s.
Oct. 20. tdI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20
NETWORK, Oa. IA.

The IAN falling hip Swift, arrived at this Port Ian
evening, IN 81 days from Liverpool, by which the
EI'sr Of tie Daily >fG9erffy is put in poelion Of
London dates to the Sch and Lioyds Las to the Cd
Sept. From thefe learn the cuirma,ion Of ,be
inrrerder OF Copenhagen on the 25th AuguR to the
BrtIih Troops and Fleet under the command of Lord
Catchcart and Admiral Gambler, when the Town &
all the Danih Navy put in the poRe lion Of the
britiih-Up0n the debatkation Of the troops a pro-
camation by the commander in chief of the Bri,,h
land and lea forces was ued, declaring the circnm
taner' Hnder which they had fet themelves COM
peied to proceed to the declaration of the army. -
kngh property is G.quehered by circular letter. from
the Crown Prince, and all Engllhmen who are nor
Dauh Burgers are arreaed--Stralfund alter long
hege isidd TO have furrendered at Ian to the FRENCH
OF American alTArs little is faid--rhs Rtvsnge arri
we'd at Falmouth the 2sth AuguG, hayjpg fri
landed dispatches 1t Brett Oh the 26th-They were
taken immediately to London by an officer Of the
Revenge, and the London Editors had commenced
but partially their fpeculations OH their contents Sir
JAMES FL Craig appointed Governor of the Canadas,
New Bruniwiek and Nova Scotia, had failed for
Quebec in the Ho,Siio No mention ia made in the
LONDON pr'n;s OF the 900 troops defined as was
laid IN the account from Boitan for Canada and 10.
va-Seotia-lhe three battaion,, mentioned by the
arrival OF the Packet, appear to have been the only
force at preent ordered out--The papers contain ,be
correspondence between the Danes and the Brit,0,
which on account of it's length and the latenes of the
hour at which oSr papers received we are obi.
ged 10 poapone till Tomorrow Many other inter.
etiHg articles will be given in eourfs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20
GEN. JAMES WILL1Nsos.
LafeR Proce<di1eJ.

Thurlday WAS wholly otcUpied by Mr.. Wick.
ham.
Fnday was wholly occupied by Mr.. McRae.
Oh Saturday, Dir. Py.ver from New. Or
leans who turned Gus to I've fu6ject of the
King of SPAIN, was introduced bv col. Burr az
a wIinsfs; by whom, rs he afcrted) he intend.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20
VALUABLE GRIST-MILLs TO RENT.

VALUABLE GRIST-MILLS TO RENT.
King William County, near Mrs. Drewry;s
y Tavern, commonly called the Moueuin Mills
They are on never failing reams working four pair
OF Cologne and one pair of Burr Zones. They will
De leaied or rented for twenty years, and poi
feaion given Immediately.
Thofe Mills take yearly, from, 4 10 500 barrels
corn, ard from to 700 bulhels wheat roll. The.
IS $50 acres Of Land attached to the Mills, abov, 90
Of which is excellent meadow.
For terms apply to John Roane Of King William
or the iybfaiber who is often at the faii ms
JNO TEMPLE.
o.. ca, sIo7. o,voxs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20
LoNDoN, Sept. 2.

There feems lit,le resfon to eEpea tha, B.paps-,.
will fuer Portugal retain her independenee or 70
be elsited any longer as Of the kingdoms of Eu.
roPe--Afer having made her pay over aud over a.
gain the price Of her neutrality he eens now to have
determined that the family Of Brsganzl Gia eeale
to reign.
Already have meafures Of honities been sdop,ed
by Frances and according letters from the French
Coat OF the goth ult an order had been iIued for
laying an immediate embargo on all Portuguese vef.
Eel, in the ports of France which order had already
been very generally carried mo eEsa.
Sept.
We are forty to Tate that intelligence Ia, been re-
ceived Of the furrendcr Of Srlfund tn the French =
Whether it had been bombTded by the French w.
know uot--bu the SSedifh troops, we hear, retreat
cd to RUgsn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20

NoW LANDING IND FOR SIZE.
20 hhds Loaf Sugar 90 hhds. ] n quality brow,
20 hhds Rye Whifkey Sugar
~ mn hhd'. Antigua Rum rs boxes Cotton Cards
10 lIerGe' Prime green 10 eaiks Malaga Wine
|ohee' 2 ton Patent Shot
In STORE-
40 bags Green Coffee so hhds N. +, Rum
20 bags Pepper SIS pipe. 4,b nroof co,
az az p"Aes oy ~ Gia'' MAC Brandy
2 ton bar Lead S1rF
TERMS liberal, and made known on anr,;c,,;,-,
to HFNpv NV
Oaober 90, 1907.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20
DODGE g CORR.

L J. aGortnent Of s"NS
FALL g WINTER GOODS.
Which are much lower than ever before fold i, ,h;.
city. Oaober o. 'O'u u, Hne TINS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20

Der ofths weaeru World sppsar.d) told hin. (Eruff)
'h it wasin his power to ruin Col. Burr thar he had
tod him his plans, that they fueh had made
his hair Aaud end bs he had gone 70 far that he
coaId reeede. BruH told him. that he owed il TO
hiulelf an hopeN man inform government. That
do Gsid L. for under an oath Of fecrecy
hrt you had previeuni taken oath paramount to
~ other to your country cannot tell, fad but
vii communicate the whole to you, IL you will come
rnder auoath Of fsereey indeed continued he, Col
rurr told me, that he had heard Of YOU that he had
heard you wasa brave man, mad fenfe and frmnei, &
j2hred me to ip.ak to you. am therefore liber-
~ to tell you ali the plans you will f~ear that you
VIII keep the eeret. Bruf refued. and adviied "a
fpn TO an like a man Of honor and friend to his
country, or he would hereafter repent
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20

-MARRlhp-on Thuriday evening laR in Pa.
'eripurg, Mr.: JohN Dickson Editor of the Intelli
geeer' to Mis- ANN Rose, both OF that town.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20
S.ps.T7

S.ps.T.
isia reported that Mr.. Monroe has received i'm
trucsons from the governn men, of America delir;nv
nm Poitve!y To niia relinquihing the risht
OF iearchio, any of their veties for men, whatever
their rank or condition may be- They do not require
us to give up the RICH, Of earehng for merchandise
hut they declare that they will never permit snT Of
their Veiieis, whether fps of war or merchantmen,
TO nave their men taken out after they have left their
ports Report iays niiniflers are only allowed
iouT days to eoniiisr on thele terms.
:. NETWORK, October ~.
Il. letter from Liverpool of Sept 9Th. 70
mercantile houfc in this city, contains the fol.
lowing: ,-. e. -
:" Letters from London fpesk 70 certainty
OF ma'ters being fettIsd between this country
and America. MciIrs. Munro and Pinckney
nave mad an audience with the Cabinet Council.
and all 10 put ftraght again. The prsient Mi.
laf." ~. '">
The federalifs have gained their election i,
the Hate of Delaware. Truitt, has been E.
'ected governor in oppofition to Mr.. Hazlet,.
me democratic caRddatc-aud Mr.. V,pd,Le
mas been choiep rePrefrntive in Congrefs. OVER
the venerable and enlightened member of the
revolutionary Congrefs, JohR Dckenfon. " e.
MARRIEp-On Thurfday evening lal, IN pa
teriburg, Mr. JonN Dickson, Editor of the In,cll;.
gceer, TO Nils ANN Rose, both OF that town.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20
D. 4. MADOY

D. z. MADOY,
HAVING obtained Lcence 70 pra,qics =,
l. ToRNEr at LAW, begs leave to inform ,bof.
who may have bulnefs for the employment Of hi.
Protection, in the County Courts OF Goochand. pow
hatan and ChefferfeId, or the Diffria Courts oe
Riehmend and Petersburg, may rely upon every ex-
er'on OF vlgilenee and induRry to whatever may be
eonfided to his attention.
CCt' 10 oaf6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20

Extr08 ETA letter from Jonathan 7bOmtJon 10
bi5 friead in fbiI cify, dated NfzU.Tork, o.
tober g. 1907.
"About o'clock r. NJ. Of Tuefday the sth
OdObrr. called on MeHrs. Lang and Turner
at the elise OF the New-York Gazctte-feve.
raj peTions being prCient, few minutes elapf.
ed, CAN'T one or two Of the perfous withdrew
when Mr.. Tnompf0n remarked to MIR. Lang,
he wi!hed 10 ipeak few words with him and
Mr.. Turner VI. Lang called MIR. Turner,
and We retired from the Office to an adjoining
room. hr. Tbompfon introduced the fubfe-
quent conversation by obGcryng- MsiTrs. Lang
and Turner there appeared in your paper, a
rev days hGce, Az extraA Of letter from Rich
mond iei2etiing general Wjlkinfon. Mr.. Lang
acknowledged IL. Mir. Thompfon continued,
lam authorized TO ak of you the name of the
peri0n Nbo handed it you for publication.
Mr.. Lang heGtaied, and requt0ed time TO fee
the gIHi!eEen Mr.. Thompfon rt marked, that
he wanted IN aUfwer to that qDeftiou fra, and
then had o;o,her 10 make Mr.. Lang aRed,
fsnIhoTied by general Wi.kinfon, and was an
fwtred ~ he affirmative Mr.. Turner flid he
Wa u Sp..iSS iha! they (LaDg and Turner
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-18
(FRoM TIE SAME J

Inter arma silent at leses 49, he late cos
due, OF raj Wiisinson il. a complete
v-ri6caston Of this old n.exm in the law
Never Ia aay eopnsry wsse the laws a0d
courts OF justice mare .comslstely sl!ensed
than shey have bsen in Nsw 0rleaas since
his return thlsher, where Rsn.a.e dsnsunc-
ca and punished became IN tas discharge
of their professional dusy, they have clam,
ed ia behalf of their Cheats, rights and
privileges secured to them By the constitu-
tion, ills follyto talk Of the excellence of
our govotument. HE late address OF Gd :
ward Livingston, esq. will 20 dsubt be read
10 all parts of The union with deep ia.eres',
and cannot fail TO awaken shc public iadig
nation toward the4man. whose daring and
outrageous conduct,it has precsaime d--yet
perhaps our American Bonaparte nasfonGd
GU, that by his military code the publica;
,lon of that address is high treason, mis-
PRISON OF treason, OF Whatever other offence
he may be guilty OF, and the author of il,
may atthis moment ba on board ef a pub
lie vessel, On his way to the seat of govern
ment to answer for his crime, or perhaps
the New Orleans despos may have disco.
svered, that the disease reqsires a more
desperate remedy. and the trial aad execn.
ton OF Palm the priater mat, in the pre-,
sent situation of things have been shsughs
a case 10 point, and may have pointed out
to our commander in chief. a proper aode
s"ot looping of rotteu me mbes.o
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usual sl liability for dan,s.sn \.
ms's VII y A,, I ~ad save y : ssN,a
less: Il this should Be he 4g a., nas an'
q a.. ne p. powers =, thar y" We .,,a
ought e bs morsgssed for the ~. as'ssr y
Toe 2 time should y, ever again ar su'p''s,
the laws will be respected, and ss' sd,a
kiason can be made ausws saa ssa, Vii
courts Of justice, We presume ~, ~. g %,
DC made TO accoaa, for some If Tl :. a'ply
proceedings. We do 90, know ), a Y h
sum a New Orleans jury, # ,b.n WA,
be permitted TO decide the c,, 10y aloaIl
BY the 4 military, will be disposed ! aa'Tsd
a man whose ccnducs has bseu ac,n ~ '' y.
the sacred Glow OF patriasis5. ''' va \
such a case bkougat before B.i,; ~ SaI
a for'uas , nnch larger thaa that Of ~ la'7
neral svoald De found uaeqaa!, 10 W. Ss 8 Il
nlages thss would b. given. 'rnos".s :. q
are yeTsed IA :fe history Of EaaI1nS ~
rreolisct the high verdic,s Which 90. - a ~.
ca not maay years sioce, aps,ou ! 8,
GERS OF goyernaens, who had dsn,iysa "a ua
OF thsii liberty, IN violation Of lbs s"'
Perhaps or aeaerai has heard thai 4. ~ y
images, IN ,hcse cases were nald bya s "a
OF The king, cut OF tie public moa.s ''u''
.4 H. II
IN she expectation that our prrsirjsa = sai
be equally generous may feel ou,s :" !,
ease. =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-18
From the FREDERIcK-To wN HERALn.

( .
s7yrannical Procesdlnqs al 2Me5v Orleans.
Who can reEret, without gtiff and IN.
! dignasion. upon the laie arbitrary and ~
ranniesl proceedings Of ger. Wilkinson :,
In violation Of the laws of The country.
against the express pfetaions Of HE cen
stitu,ion. Americans have been seized by
military order. and wlghau beng allow
ed 10 offer any proof of their iaaoceace
have 10 the language OF our 'deciarasiop. of
independence, :" been transported beyond.
seas, to be tried for pretended offences"
Where now siumbefs the spirit OF '76te
That spirit which spurned Al the idea OF
submission TO laws, which s read ered the
military independent of and superior to the
civil power VIVA, security is lefs te the
peeple If a commander in ehiet at the
head of his army. is psrmiued 70 set at
defiance the laws OF his couasry, sod to
treat with contempt, nay 10 boast OF his
disobedience TO, the process of Cur courts
of justice Whatever may b: the guilt Of
those men, who have thus been dragged
from their homes, ani forced, at an !ncle.
ment season, to endure the hardshlps OF
long aud periloes vuyage, tneY were ensi.,
tied to demand the protection Of the laws,
and atrial $ by an impartial jary. Of the
state or the district, wherein the crime
shall have4been commitsed.o Yet entire
ly regardless of the sacred coes,iiu ION
whose g holy attributes" he was bsund TO
protect, we fad gen. Wilkinson assuming
TO himself the power of controlling the
authority of The laws and courts, and an.
der the pretex.of saving the government.
exercising powers the existence of which
in any branch of government. especially
che military, would be an entire subvrr.
sion Of law, liberty and government. We
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-18

will not allow ourselves to believe FOR
moment thar sGla powers were co q: lil q
Gated 70 him by our exc1ltise, It tsis silfle
/ he was dlIectedto conclude a negociaso'n =
win theSpalish ofacers Tor The purpose q
attending TO and counte acting TIC projects
of col. Burr and his associates bas We
mast ever lament that the CHIEF magistrate
OF our country, ia his various comnlnlea-
tionssto congress on this suajecs, shoGid
have passed oyer unaotlced, II he has not
expressly approved of the acts Of the COM
n,ander in chlst--nay more, tia: upon tae
arrival ct the prisoners at the seasof CO.
sernmen., under an illegal arrest, his en- en-
deavors should have been used 10 give
complete sanction TO that proceeding, eY
allowing a detention Of the accused, ln.the
custody of the military, lGtil a1war n. a an
for a commitments OF them could have
been obsainsd. We are tas from being
prepared 10 admit tia; there was produced
70 he court sufficient proof 70 &aFrant sae
coa,lai nent Ct BoIlman aal Swarswout, if
he apphcapons had been made an hs
state or district zvbefe the crime zoas cam
m1.sea. Oa the eouirarv,-we believe, taas
there was no Legal p,oef bstorr the court.
Without, however. questioning The COZ.
rectness Of the decision, we insist that the.
conduct Of government. has ia some mea.
sure Seen a sanction 10 the arbitrary aud
oatssgeous actionso Of the military officer.
lrss wants urge inexcuse for such con..
ducs, THAI s'desperase easee reqaiFe des.
tperatc remedies Where IS the proof,
taa, the safety eff The cum monweailk re
CURED, or would even lie eroa.oted BY this
violation Of the rights az the citizen. If
tae.e eaIsleti Sufficient evidence pi .he gull.
OF these men, ehat evideuce N gslt nave
been. iaid.betore The cours cf he terrific.
~, and st,et the tansn>ss, with which the
ridges subUlned 70 the threats ADD insults
q she camma.der Ia chief, there can be
Do Dub. thar they you'd .iave been ready
10 commit ery person against whom ne
was aa!eto adduce aoy procf Yer more,
We inalse tha. the ren1sdy II this case was
infinitely verse Than he disease. The
charge which general Wslkiasea b ngs a.
p6IhoI VII 100 tI9t tLCT WEiE GA
gagec with colonel Bur 10 his desicn Of
separating the union. But he preAid-as
has assured Us, thar the Vaccinations Of
that nodssa Bourbon have been entirey
defeated. What staie necessity can then
be pleaded, IN excuse FOR outsagss. which
lay PROSTATE the constil usioa OF the coun
Try, aud leave The rights and liberties Of me
people entirely at the mercy Of military
oGicer !? What man ''froln New Orleans
to New York (however iuuocea. be may
be) is safe if mere suspicion Of his geiis,
entertained by general Wilkinson, is of it.
sslt sufficient warrant 70 BIN in ordering
his apprehensIon and conf lemeat. After
such ousrases, committed epaa The rights
Of the ci'lzens, and sc<h daring violations
Of The coustitu ion, is iypropcr tina. the.
prrpe'rasor OF thena should remain at .he
head IF our afmys