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WILL BE SOLD,

Will BE SOLD,
81 Public Ias7or, ate I2B day IF rss,gBer next At
TIE DIOR gff5: Egqie- TayeyS,
2, 7 INETYTWO thouiand, feveu hundred and
. thirty acres Of Wctern LANDS. Isl in the
counties Of Montgomery, Harrifon and Ksuawha -
credit Of one, two, three and four years will be
allowed, if satisfactory fecurity f5all be given
SAMUEL GRFERIzCW.
Richmond, Oa,7. oaw If
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NEB-GL HyG0H RACEg.

0" WsAa9A,y Ire esb a,y If O7s5.,, 7yig x RIM FIR,
eg-r he Near Cl4foqO Cowji,
q SWEEPSTAKB, for three years oil CoIss and
L \ Files, two mile heats, Fifteen Sub.eribersand
fubfeription clofd.
ThurCjay the goth, the Jock y Club Purts, OF one
hundred and fifty dollars, three mile heats.
And on Friday the 9Th, the Tolls cole ed at tn,
gate the two laft days.
eigLh az folozc5
Aged FIorfes 1913 ID II Yearq old tootL
6 Years old 100 Do Do ec
Do. do. II2 Mares and Csldiro. A..
lowed three pounds.
THoS. ALDRIDCE, Treafurer.
October T. ,0ssbOR
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God blefs you.
1DUPLICATE.l

Jonathan S. Smab, ECy.
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JoNA. s SMIru, ESQ.
II lie eosiraSL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-11

althoueh the earth itself should shake un-
der the concussien 81 prejudice. Oris Il on
the bye-standers, that the gentleMen ex-ss
pect 70 make a favorable oppression, and go.
they use the court merely as = canal, through;
which they may pour upon the worldundeserv-.
ed invectives ag ainst the government. Do
they wish to divide the popular resentment &
diminis h thereby their own quota Before the.
gentlemen arraig n the administration lei them.
clear the skirts of the client Let them prove:
his innocence Let them prove that he has
not covered himself with the clouds ofmy ste-'
ny and Just suspicion them prove that he;
has been all along moving erect and fair in o.
pen day, and that these charges against him
are totally groundless and false: thar will be:
the most eloquent inFective which they can
pronounce against the prosecution, but until
they prove his innocence, it shall be in vain
that they attempt to divert our minds 70 other
objects. aud other enquiries-we will keep
our eyes on Aaron Burr, until he satisfies our
utmost sefuple. &c beg to- know, Sir, if the
course which gentlemen, pursue is not dlsre-
-spectful to the court ITSELF Suppose there
are any Foreigners here accustomed to regu-
tni~ S50fCiullCill Ill tHCif OWN COuiltiy3 WAot
can they infer from hearing the federal admi-
nistration thus reviled to the federal judicia-
ny !; hearing the Judiciary told that, the admi-
Snistration are 6 blood hounds; hunting this
man with keen and savage thirst for blood;
that they now suppose they have hunted him
into their tolls and haYe lrim SAFE Sir, no
MN, foreigner or citizen, who hears this Ian
guage. addressed to this court and received
with allthe complacency at least which silence
can imply, can make any infcrrences from it
very honorable to the court it would only be
inferred while they are thus suffered to roll
and iuxuriate in these gross inyettives against
the administration, that they are furnishing
the joys of a Mahometan paradise to the court
as well as to their client, I hope that the
court for their own sakes, viii compel de-
cent respect to that government of which they
themselves form a branch. On our part we
wish only fair trial of this case !; if the man
be innocent, in the name Of Con let him go:
but while we are on the question of his guilt
or innocence, let us not suffer our attention
andjudgment to be divided and distracted by
the Introduction of other subjects foreign to
the enquiry.
.(To be continual J
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July 10.
LADIES' PLAID SHOES.

r HAVE Just received an elegant assert
il ment of Ladies plaid Kill Shoes, of the
most fashionable and pleasing patterns, with
different heels,
Childrsns' Red Morocco, to lace,
And a general assortment Of Mems Shoes.
II L S O,
a few dozen Boys BoNAfARTE CAPS. &
These Caps have many good qualities
They are handsome, durable andlight They
arc lined with white leather. and keep the
head cool in the. sun. They are pliable and
do not distort it.When growing. You may
model the boy heart to your fancy, bit yoH
must gi1e his HEAD It's ozyn Suay.
E. GILMAN.
July 8. dsteo4t
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NORFOLK, July Z.

The following is copied verbatim from pa
per lodged in the Collectors Office, last e.
i. vening.
!" July s.
! The schooner Cynthia Ann, from Folly
Landing, Captain Harrison, was fired at IN
Hampton Roads by a boat belonging to the
British squadron but not thinking proper to
stop, continued his way up to Norfolk /; they
continued firing from the boat to the Number
Of Ia or Is guns. But of sudden found he
was fired at from the tender just ahead Ut
him, he Immediately rounded to, was board
ed and asked why q damned rascal he did not
heave too for the boat To which he an
swered that he did not know why he was to
be stopt in his own haybor. The boat then
came up and the crew on board of her also
abused him, and said they wished they had
sunk him, and that they aimed to hit him,
which he thinks they did, as their shot SEEM
ed very we'll aimed, they ordered him to tow
them back, which he did, and was dismiss
ed.
The folozu;ng remarks tollozus the letter OF
commodore Douglas to the Aayor q Mar
fox, III the Ledger of the 18th inst.
THE letter al commodore Douglas, is
menaciog 10 high degree, and as such
calculated To excite a correspondents indig
na,ion--nor is the letter less inconsistent,
unless the outrage committed on the Ches-
apeake, was by order Of his government.
He now recommends course which a.
week since he or his commander did not
chuse TO pursue. We would ask. who was
il ,ha, frs, departed from the usual course !!
If.he Chesapeake had deserters from the
British navy, why nor leave ,ha. affair 10 be
settled between the two governments
The fact, as it appearsto as, is, that COM.
modore Douglas is disposed 10 leave the
respective governments 20. act, only when
The force he commands cannot operate
Upon this subject we have expressed our.
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FRESH FRUIT.
n Q 7 I G T..

NHoSE persons who are disposed to form
u Volunteer Company in Alexandria
are requested to meet at the Courthouse
THIS EVENING, at 7io,ciock-and when
it is considered that Military Exercise is a
manly and patriotic amusement, and that eve
ny young man at this eventfui crisis should
understand the useof a Mnsket, With the ne
cessary training, It is hoped that the present
plan well meet the countensnce OF portion
Of the citizens, as well as the officers of the
Militia of this pl-ce.
InIv ! l. q. 49,.
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of October 81 beginning 81 November 4
which time ills likely copgtess will be COM
vened. They will then have before then.
the materials for the exercise Of an eDligh-
tened judgmcat they will be athletic ascer-
tain whether we are TO consider Britain as
our friend OF enemy, and by knowing tho
extent az well 40 the natore 1f the DAGGER
70 be apprehended, be able 10 take such
measures Of war or colss mercial restric-
tious, as shall best promote our ownipies
rests, and most severely effect those ofehe
enemy.
Captain Dawson arrived al baltimore
states, that The American pTisoners who
rsre.in Jail al la Guira, had been reie- sed
and one Of them pusgon beard tfe slrof'
Alsrs for Salsm. Captain ID. does not
staov whether they wrrso Of Miranda's Per.
" or nor.
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BALTIMORE, July 9.

Arrived. sch'f Perseverance, Rock, II
days from, So Isgo. Left brig 49,, Ter
ny, Of New York, had been ashore 90 the
Caieos, repairing. Brig Sally, Folger, Of
New York, brought in a prize, cleared,
and sailed The day before for Jamaica. OFF
the Moro, spoke sch'r Minerva, from
Baltimore, goiog in. Between Cape Look
Gut AID Ha.teras, saw II sail of ships,
briggs, and schconers, two, of the schoonsrs
gave chase, but did not follow him thro'
the passage. The morning he sailed a
large black schooner under Swedish colors
was brought 10 supposed from St. Do
mingo for Baltimore was not permitted
TO speak her.
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selves already, We think that 4ur fellow 81.
sizsns eannet Be ter well prepared Tor de-
fence, il isl the best way 10 avoid insult OF,
injury, at the same time you should consi..
der tthe: duty Of every one 10 conform to
the wishes and views Of our government,
who has now had sufficient time. TO deiibe-
rate and act upon the subject.
The foreign relations Of the nation ne.
cessalily. from The theory and practice Of
eur government, are best understood by
sthe: executive department. Threxpedien-
cy of resorsing 10 hoasile measures, and the
time zvhen, must be better understood by
that government, though the ultimate dscl.
sion belongs 70 another department.
From the gentleman who bore the an.
swer Dfihe Mayor to commodore Doog-.
las, we understand, the impressions made
BY his letter were not such as he intended,
and that q letter explanatory will BE- rsceIsr
ed from him this day. The hss, letter ia
now before The public, and surely il is I'M.
possible 10 seperaie from il the idea OF nse,
/ mace. The British commander we under.1
stand explicitly denies any further hostile
intentions, unless provoked Thereto by hos-
ti!itics en- our part. Lei his intentions be
what they will, it is the duty of our fellow.
citizens to continue thsir JEALOUS and &C.
tive rxersions, TO be ready for the worst.
We have nothing now TO fear from mra.
sures efhostility from the force that is 10
The Roads. Our naval force is under the
direction Of brave and judicieus oEcer /;
this seconded by the forts we trust will dc.
fly naval attack. The yoluaeer aud a.i.s
litary corps being Dow completely armed.
asc fully competentro repel any force that
might be landed, we therefore can trust for
security in our own strengths
Whatever may be the result Of this bu-
siness finally, We Gre confident that the
impressions which it has made viii never
be eRacsd. The necessity Of being al.
ways prepared has been so clearly dsnon.
slra.cd, that re persnsde~ ourselves that
hereafter We shall nc, flod many advocates
for the system which would prefer eeono.
my 10 safety.
we 90 Dol KNOW now 10 RECONCILE thes
friendly declarations ofconmodorc Doug.
las with a fact of which we are well assut-
ed. A boat from he commedore's ship
was employee a considerable time on Sa.
turday 10 sounding the chanuelo Of E5sa-
beth River almost Up tc Crany Island, a
bout 4 miles below this Place.
Captain Davis, Of The oarcue Peters
burg, arrived yesterday from Madeira,
was boarded from commodore Douglas
squadron from Hampton Roads, add treat.
ed very politely. The brig Rcby, captain
Chapman, from Guadaloupe, was also
boarded, treated rudely, but permitted 10
pass. IF the British commander is dis.
posed for pesce, be should CEASE stop
vessels 10 the waters Of the u. S.
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Five Dollars Reward.

q TRAYED from the commeps of Alex.
~ andria, on Monday the 9th inst a BAY
ECRSE, fourteen and halfilands high, with
short switched black tail and man, cropt
short in the foretop, blazed face, about five
years cid. The ADORE reward will be given
to whoever brings him horae to the subscri-
Der.
O.. F. Magrath.
I'll 54.C.ssse. y gs5t =
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10 be Rented by the Subscriber,

HAT cornmodious three story BRICK
II HOUSE, next doerto DR.. Dicks shop,
on Observation-Disclosures to be given on
the first Of August next
G AS intend to leave this state early in
said month, beg that all those that are any
ways indebted to ME will please call and settle
the same on or before the frstsof August a.
'foresaid j; and those that have any Illegal claims
against me will please exhibit them in due
time. ANN JACKS.
July z. se6t*
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ARRIVED,
Brig Hasnooy, Hny B5ssor- sepdries,
y 6. Laid
Sehr.WiIliam& Susan Ylsy, Chatsesiap-->
suaar;ss, to a:gYeren; persons
John, 5ohnstoa, Narfuik 90 &C.
Sloop Olive Branch, Cismeu.s. Baltimore
do 90.
Uaion, Nosris, sGvorg clown susars,
10 Rebrrts
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alerannrta DAILY aobsrttser.
SATURDAY, July II.

From Washington we learn, that the Exc
cutive have resolved to call Congress, to meet
+ on the 25thf of October next; to send the
schooner Revenge with dispatches to our mi
nisters at the: court of St. James; that nore-
taliation to take place till her return, but in
the mean time the seaPorts to BIS fortified, SO
gun boats to be prepared, and 100000 militia
embodied and prepared for immediate SER
vice. Phil. fafler.
We hear cur governor received yesterday,
requisition for $4,000 men as the quota from
this state, to be embodied Immediately.
ibid.
Speaking oft the probability of Congress be-
Ing convened, the Editor of the National IN
I, telHgencer says
On this point there appears TO be cousi.
derable public solici,ude, which as far as
we are enabled, we deem it our duly to sa.
tisfy. Prem what we have been able to
collect, congress will probably be specially
convened, but not before time shall have
elapsed sufficient toreceive an answer from
the British government. The schooner
Revenge .willbe imme diately semi 10 Eng.
land, with becoming demaod On the part
of our government, and with accompany.
ing Instructions not to admit of procrasti-
nation or evasion. tits probable that a.
bout three months WILDE takenup in going
TO aud returning from Eoglaud to this
may be added TWO or three weeks, which
may be consumed in that country, as its
government may a. the arrival Of our dis.
patches, be eOgaged on objects that will
forbid an instantaneous attention to our re.
qoisitien, ard as some time viii probably
be consumed in the consequent arrange
mens. This will carry Us into the latter end
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TO be eontinucd. J
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December II
For one or mere years,

A GOOD Store House, Grsnaries, IL
vcrn. s3iacksmiths Shop, snd al neces-
sary out-aouses, in q very elisitls situation in
the upper eouauy, about s.miics from Alex
andria and as miles from Dumfries ss1s the
s0ccooI1sn Mills The houses are IN good or
DER and the tavern ia large and .convenlent---
they will be rented altogether or separately,
.ifreauired .n ssjoisipg Fssm can be ssA vita
then, or either ofgti.etn. Tia eishboshoos
in which these Improvements are situAteaas
rich and well sex!ea, End there sre several
yalus5le merchant mills near n them lfn i'rs tn
.vern is imn, sdiateiy an the treat road eadlng
from Alsxnnaria to Fauauicr esurt hou.e, ara
at the point Of Intersection with .thc Toaa +"
Dumfries and Ccooquan from the back cooun-
try. Toa, person coming wall reeon.saca<ie Is:
and being Altogether .ppreycd OF, advantage
GUS terms would be given, and q sum OF mo-
aey advanced if necessary TO enable hun TO
prosecute his busincssto advantage Apply
TO Bsrnsrd Hooc, Esq. neer the premises, n,
Prince syillian county, OF TO the subscriber,
]. n. Hoos.
Hecon,ber 80. eoswuoawtf
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y A [ y ~ E L 4 Il D.
To bs Sold very Chsaf.

n WISH to sell my Mill Tract OF Lapd s.
1 tuafs on Back-Lick and Indisn-Runs, aDac
tx miles from the town OF. kiezandris com
aiming about eleven hundred acres. On uD
ract sre two plantations besides the null lai'
'-cn the LITTER there is a yer? good null ll! = !,
wijch ars one pair OF burr, and one par !"
I cullen stones, with elevators, &c. cohlPp'
= for merchant works dlstiilery cohVe1%'
to the mill, with four sails and every nee"
sary uteasil in complete order--a aVein'S
house, kitchen, barn, with stables unasf Il =
Accommodates 90 stalls; with every othef0
hours requisite on a FARM very COCA 81
den, IN orchard of about $500 iseeS Oh Oh =.
choicest fruits this country can ahar1. NO
is about 300 or 400 acres OF the tract c.ee &.
the remainder in woods and great par . :
hesvily nnhered about go or 90 'eN' !"
meadow, ead nsArly 500 sores more MAJ"
made .on The bottoms adj oining the Two Aun"
i .1Lso,
One ether tract Of orc hundred ew
about two miles froni Alexandra, part o. ~, w
Cliesh Tract. and sdjoiaing the anas Oh nv ~
sicurs John c. Herbert, Robert Patton ~
John Richter, The Mou:tsVcsncR ROAD, IV
niag. through, it. This tract IS nnes'l -, y
woods, and conveniently situated Tor coan s.
seats. IF tAese lands should be ssld At pm
sale, (which would prefer will uss
Payment, if more cenyenient.to the purst
sers, stock. Of any Of the banks from ~
mond to Eer-York, or any kind OF stosA'
the United States. .f,t
( they are not sold before Friday the wi
day Of May next, the Mill Tract VII, , on va
day, be sold 1t PUBLIC auctions TO the hri;s,a
bidder--and on the following day the o1 ,.;a
Lands will be sold in like nuaster. . nc s ~.
Tract will be- diyided into three or tour W. .b,d
and sold subject to q lease Of four sna ~" ~,
years vfroH.the first day of July iasl. eos
CIeish 7 gaca will be divided into lots Q! =. ~
20 acres each. Ii sold at pubic auct ,s
terms viii be- made known on tns cry
SALE
- William Hepburn.
Decsmbey4. so3w Law III ~ 1sI
PRINTED DAILY BIZ -
s. SAMUEL SNOWOE|
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This IS to give Notice,
Decombca' so.

5 THAT the subscriber, Of Alexandria ccun-
ty, In the district of Columbia, hath obtained
from tbs Orphans Court ofssid countylettsss
of dmlnissrstion deboaFs nen. On the estate ,ot
Wilma Henry Washington late Of tie COUP "!
ty aforesaid dseeassat;s all persons haylns
claims against the, said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit them w::.h the veushers
thereof TO the Subscriber, or or before the 7tk
day Of June next ensuing, Or they may BY Law
be excluded from al benefit to said ESTATE
and those indebted thereto, arc rrqacssed TO
raake Immediate payrneht - Given under my
hand this 18th day of December, 1905. ''.sls
John Luke, aamv.
DE aosIs sos.-
December l7--Is +1taiA 3aw&w
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ATT E|N I D
--s.---
Rie1so,rd Lee 6 Son,

coue.f those persons who value their ileas'n
sf'ss.s q TO observe; that
MICH oIsA SgIIi NO g s SION,
!, :. I5;;2l,aa9 rla.s, QaeeT's-JJtaye and SEED
sore, aaya1 street, ssiess ser : ffseS-
1tt'snad ypsaosoa's :, IL.
Isappointed their agent Ior AleAaha'1a'
g. 81 AND Has JUST RECEIVED,
4ty. AEaRaE SUPPLY or
Patent and Family Medic Medicines,
-. From their l4edieine 1safeA4olf.e'
BALTIMORE.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.
October is

The fubfcriber returns his grateful
thanks to his friends and patrons, tor their past
fayors and liberality towards him and begs
leave respectfully to inform them, and the IN
habitants of Alexmdria generally, that ne viii
commence his NIGHT SCHOOL on Monday
the a2d instant, at his Academy in Prince
street,
Young gentlemen, DESTROYS of becoming ac-
ouainted with the arts of Surveying, Manga
ton. use OF the Globes, or any of the different
branches of the Mathematics, viii meet with
due attention from
William SIade.
Sspsenbes 30 ''s ~ stiaw
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Lees W0rm-destyoysng Lozenges,

Which have, within sig years past, cured
upwards Of one hlndres thousand persons "a of
both sexes, ofevery age, and in every sitpati-
on, Of various Dangerous. complaints arising
from worms, and from distractions or fcYlnsss
"a the stoynaek AID bdveE. ~ ~ 49, rs
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: Valuable Property for Sale.

Pursuant to q decree OF the circuit court Tor
the district of Columbia, held at Aisxan-
dr;a, and the last viii Of 8e's'aa'ir Ssrsre,
deceased; his executors offer Tor sale,
rg>HAT Ealua5!e Proterfy at the corner OF
= King sad Fairfax streets, part OF which
Is occupied by Charles Bennett. The lot sa-
tends 40 feet 81 Ling and 70 feet On Fairfax 7
street, is subject ts rsot charge OF 50 dollars
per annum.
To those who xe DESTROYS, either oil secuf-
ing gsod stand Fer business, or vestlhs taeir
money in real eststc, tals Is = most l s'''
piece of properly a small part OF the neney
viii be required in hand or IN an approved
note at 60 dsys-on the balance iisers: ere-
dit will be siysa. For terms apply to either
Of fac executors or to Bsajanaia Snress.
Nitliaa Patton,
Edward Stshler, Gsrs-
Jobs Janaey,
Noswahsr a3. 1aw
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This is to give Notice,

~ HAT the subscribers of Alexandria cogfi-
", in the district OF Columbia, have ob-
tanned from the Orphans court Of said county
letters Sesta1ncilsa,y on the estate OF lucHARD
CoxwAr, late OF the county aforesaid deceased,
all persons having claims against the sad ae-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof to the Subscribers,
on or before the 18th day of June next ensa-
ing, or they Hasy by law be excluded from az
benefit to said estate, and those indebted there
to sre ircquested to make immediate payment
Given under our HANDS tbs nth Gay OF a1e-
cenlbes, 1905.
William Herbert.
Nicholas F31zhugh, Exr's.
Edmund |. Lee,
December II. 3teWow
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I"HE stock hoidersin the Marine Insurance.
Company, OF Aiexandrias are ia1ofinsos
that an lection for fifteen directors, TO manage
esha sssirs of the said Company torihs year en-
w;,b As had at the csnrt-hopss, IN Alex
andria, the 18th of next month.
Bv order ST the directors,
s,es TyYM. HARTSHORME.P rsss.
, 11th mo. soth
s sr-y- Mr.. Green, Fredericksburg Er.
Davis, Richnaond; Mr.. Bowen, sVAnehesfss !;
are requested to insegt tAe above two ''esNs -
their respective papers.
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To be Rented,

TIVE BRICK STORE ty COMPIl.I..sG
H0USE now occupied by Messrs. Rieketts
Newton * Co.--ALso, the vacant % o1s1s
adjoining. They are large and consen4cns' as
win be rented low. Aeeiy to
: "--' y. II HoOE.
July %. Jaw
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S A L T..
For tie cure g Yenereal c0nsllahl:.

1910 bushels coarse Turks Island oALl
Just received and for sale by
John Tucker
Also, or Hand,
First quality brown Sugar, in hogshead!s al'
sarrels; Coffee in bags.-and Groceries =
usual.
December So. @s"Sa