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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-12

8
PR. daughter OF the Lite Join harper, lsq.
Her friends and fellow-citi1ens are invited, 10
attend her funeral, this afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
from her Mothers Louise, ON Washington
street.
In Senate, on Mor4ay the sth instant, Cen.
Smith moved that com aalttees 5Gculd be APP
pointed to enquire wAetAer any additional
force was necessary in the rniSitsay establish
nent of the United States. Ere introduced it
b. saying that he had been of opinioA In 1902,
that the army 1nis ht with safety be reEucedso
its present establishment; but that having ad-
ded to our territory an Immense country, si-
tuated at such distance, from z possibility
Of giving it mmediatc assistance irt,:n tie NIL
litia ottae states, he laasi fer scale time been
of opinion, that al additional iorcc hid there
by been made necessary. a@ t!,.
The house cf Delegates have adopted ar in-
novatiol for the Court CT Appeids, distinct
from clthertof the two wf.ich we have ere,dy
noticed. In case as the eeath. respiration or
removal OF either of TIE Judges, lis place IS
not to be supplied, BAT his salary OF. 45Ol.is
&c be d2ii-eo aiisonEst TIC icul Ct.eys, when
cay y le is.1.'ini = iFF - 'o@s7 y ~ Si'
- - &c ,i'',oo 81 CIV sa't.e in'iii'ot' "ii'
LIZ eou- - ~ ~ i~"u0o0 ~ e'-ieS iuuse"'-
fos ths adeitici'}i compensation tissS are 70
a thfee aess'o-'s ~ INC year t'si's lle' Reliea
of service atous 100 DAYS.
TIE Resignation Of Jtdse ca7rington, &c. Of
Al was yesterday laid before tie legislature.
Afei4zona jf.Ierl
There IS some reason to slsPectthat ar IN
derSteiii''S IS Rhsig to take pace petN ten the
Chiefs Oh tsc D-i->Aa ~ Of 1ol.li'so' a.ia ne
sfeifh com iaas-SaAslt @.efe. Fstfshq IS sal1
raoaa''9l.' ':a mat a':ey were not treated Win
Vtesss.C1 iicf e'eh i.ltl, 9
$50. S1''| 'i@'e ''t''''
r..t..s.oe. 1..t.. s., .n.,o ,t.
.as,l.c - d5ta1 Frsntfnna
r,~r4r,l,r *. -
(, {. g,,rr left tsis nlace abont five DAYS
aeo, ard went 20 Lvnch's. He told me he
should wait to hear as to yVijSiaso,'s s,,ccoss:
if h6s,ii;sies did 4astce, he Should 20 down
a,dtry ak, take ailbe could get to follow Fin.
sho"4d g" to the southwark. ! believe there
- u uoso. an ~, ener4 aaa.s mas {oig 20
son. There Is no doubl but men are engaging
for the Barr party. have seen several per-
ged, VIZ. -- and------. 'they sIe
engaged for six months at least to lave arms,
if required, and are to descend the river, to
get 10 dollars per month, ana leo or ! SO acges
of NJ" 4eo sit
QUERE ISIS the above statement, repre-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-12

eL7~. At the request Of the Wesley, the
Rev. Mr.. GIBSON will deliver SERMON, az
the Episcopal Church, on Wednesday next,
at the usual hour. TIE attendance Of the
Congregation is respectfully solicited.
January 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-12

Ct The Norfolk Packet Monte.
yuma, Captain Palmer, will sail fJ,
Norfolk on Tuesday next.
January 10.
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Ex,ract of ietier. dated Havaana, De.
cember II

We havesno news here, except that Of
the British forces having been deies'ed at
Bnencs Ayfes, and tie place fetakep 40
This news IS coE6 med by way Of pana.
ma. III, added fha, second attack was
made 90 None Viedo, and tia, sir Home
Pophaa lost Two of his ships; one sunk
under a for,, and ano:her lost in severe
gale Of Wind"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-12
allralllrta DAILY Mpfrttser.
MONDAY, JANUARY ~.

DrEp, on Sunday evening, SOPHIA HAIR
PER, daughter Of the Lite Join harper, lsq.
Her friends and fellow-cltl1ens are invited TO
attend her funersi, this afternoon at q O'Clock,
from her Mothers Louise, on Washington
street.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14
Education of Young Ladies,


MIR. AEOERSON's Institution fer Female
Ash Improvement will be opened this season,
under circumstances thar cannot fail TO interest
parents who have daughters to educate. The
uni,ed cares of MFR and Mrs Anderson and Mrs
Camp will be directed to the mental and personal
accomplishment OF their pupils, whose heath,
morals and department will meet with that scru
pulous delicacy and attention. winch parental
solicitude only can properly appreciate A large
and elegant Apparatus has been provided for
the illustration of the studies of Geography and
History and in cultivation of the Lngiish and
French languages, Mr. A. will avail himself of
the latest Improvements of those celebrated Wi
tiers. Lindey Murray of London, and II. c.
Dufief OF Philadelphia by each of whom he has
been recently hono5ed with copy of the lsst
edition of his works.
The course Of lnsrruaion will commence on he
Goth October, and be completed about the lst OF
May Neutrality-suspicious. of Boarding and Tui.
zion for the whole pe,iod { so; chilcren under
10 years old 1t half price. For ,he extra b arch
es Of accomplishment. Music, Drawing & Dan
cling, some OF the most eminent teachers in the
United States are engaged TO attend. on the usu.
al terms. such pupils as desire improvements IN
these objects.
Wit,,asnsbu-e, h OF 1907 TN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14

I thing about tile Ouachitd lands and rec
piled, that perhaps; when they had SEA
parate governments something of that sore
might be attempted (me aiming, as uRdera
stood, the invasion of Mexicu.) Soon sfs
ter this, or at least before had heard any
explanation of what he meant BY ga ge.
parate government" gentleman OF his
family came in, anu ] took my leave I
had no further conversations with MIR Burr
or Mr. Blenherhasset lodged an hfor.
nation against Mr. blenne rhasset, and was
with him before a magistrate!
Mr. Hay. Did you make particular OBJ
servations to Mr. Bl. about the sort Of pre-
parations he was making? a He spoke OF
the settlement of the Ouachita as their OBJ
ject. He never positively told me il was,
but he said they avowed it as thvik object.
L observed 10 HIM, as "a reason why
should not think it was, that young men
without families or without any of the i'm
plements of husbandry were engaged to go.
lie said that their arms were 10 Kill Tur-
kics or Indians. He tlIen launched out in<
to an abuse of the administration, their neg-
lect OF the army and navy, sc i forget TO
state this circumstance. When MIR Blen-
nerhasset met me to know how fan he was
at liberty to communicate my opinions to
col. Burr, urged to him the iinpropricty
OF his engaging III these objects; he said,
1t was impossible that col. Burr could have
so much deceived him and his son-in-law,
Mr. Aston. MIR WGrt. Was this remark
after you had announced yourself as the a.
gent of government a 1t was. MIR IVlrf.
Did he say any thing TO your objection az
bout the want of implements OF nusbandryi
A Ne did say something. aUout the opening
of roads But he never lid tell me the re-
al object = DO yea know ANY thing of the
Ouachira land ? n / never was on il. q
WHAT is It's character? A Some say it rs
good; and some say it is bad. l believe
the greater part OF 1t is covered with wa
ter; ana there is some very fine land.
on. G1ahom's Crsss-e examination, in
our neat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14

IN COUNCIL, October Cd, 1907.
will be received by the Ex-
l. ecutive to furnish the Public Guard
with RATIONS, from the 18th instant
until the LIST day of January next.
DAN'L l.. HYLTON,
Izp Clerk of the Council
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14
Geo: I'm. Smith.
City Of Richmond, Sept. II, 1907.

NIB Sales Of part Of the above described
properly, were made on the 23d ul,ino, amount
ing n sos dolls only, and leaving COS dots
and 50 Is cents, besid- iuteres, thereon vet
dive 20 raise which with the charges. further
sale will be made Of The whole OF 50 much Of
the properly remaining unsJh, as maJ be Ne
ccgsary. This sale wh be made upon the pre-
pniset, on the % Of this month. and will com
nence at 3 o'clock r. M
Geo: lin. Smith.
City Of Richmond, Oct. 10. 1907. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14
I'en I)oLlars reward.

DEsERrLD from the service OF the Public
- Guard stationed in this place JAMES Nc
GoWAN. private in said guard; he is ma.
tive Scotland. which is easily perceived from ms
speech, as he has not yet lost the Scotch pro.
nuncia ion==Hc is ab ,ut feet 8 inchea high,
black hair, grey eyes. dark complexion and
knock skneed; il Is uncertain what his dress was
at the time of his deserving as he had different
clothing exclusive of his uniform. lie deserted
on the night between .he 4lh and 5.h inst.
Peter Cru.chGeld, c. p. e.
Richmond, Oh Oa 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14
WASHINGTON CRY, Oct. :.

The following report Of committee az
the British House of Commons, is cminent-
" entitled TO the attention of the people of
the United States-After giving il TO the
leader We shall subjcin few remarks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14
faitbinunn aorire Current.
NOTICE.

CoMrrIME in the year 1906 gave VIM. VIII,
- kerson. my bond for twenty pounds have
since paid him in fun and demanded the bond
of him; he has put me OF from time to time and
am impressed with belief thar he means to
trade it oa--The public will therefore be gSard
ed against him. f.:
John Hughes.
Sd October, 1907 @ ST.
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NOT ICE IHIS!
tKJILL be SOLD, to the highest bidder. for
w ready money, on the premises, the 3ist day
OF This month, (oaober,)
II ValuabIe Mil,

Working two pair of stones, with one hundred
and ninety-6ve acres of land annexed, on the
Southland river. 5 miles from Louisa courthouse
The house is SO by 80 feet, story high, and at
a small expense might be put in good order for
nsnHfa Curing wheat. The mill seat is an ex
eetlent one, and is situated in excellent wheat
country The land is very srong and well a-
dapted to the culture of corn, tobacco. whea, &
oats. This property is well worth the Alteration
of any person who would wish TO own SUCH.
itcertany will be sold. and it is expected, for
much less than the real value. / likewise will
cell or exchange for land IN Kentucky, my
LAND. where now live, containing by esti-
nation SIG ID acres, situated abou, miles
from the above mentioned mill. THIS tract is
well known to be valuable one, in good order
for cropping. and very well improved For this
land win make The payments easy to purchaser
Henry Garrett.
Oaol,er O. 1907. SW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-02
iSotice IS hereby gwen,
HAT, IN consequence OF a deedoi

To =
HAT, IN consequence OF a deedoI
trust from Henry D. Iiooe, late Of Prince
William coan y, deceased tosccare tie sum
Of three hundred and eighty-one pounds line
teen shil!ings and three pence, due to Alex
anaer Saith, CT Alexandria, from the said
II. ID. Hooe--an the FIRST day Of the next dis
scot ecart 10. be held at Hay-Markct, IN
Peiaoo William county, lheins the lsth day
sea next raonthl I shall proceed to sell to the
.bigsAast bidder, forready money, a TRACT
o.. Z 4. y OBSTINATE in the county Of Fauquiers
containing one hundred and fifty acres-which
Land has on a Mill,>a Store House and a
comfortable Dwelling House, with necessary
Out Houses Is situated about five miles from
8 Hay Market, and wsss formerly occupied by
Nathan Mathew The sale viii take place
~at the tavern Of Benjamin Brohou5h, In the
R. Young.
September u, dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-02
RulIa Sheetings & Ravens Duck.
Just reeeioed a few Bates--
TOR SALE By
John G. Laid.
September &c.
8 Public Sale.
Public Sale.

On SATURDAY., the 10th day of October
liext, will be sold, on the premises,
a Tract OF Land, belonging
Ito the estate of Captain Richard Conway, de-
ceased containing seven hundred and thlr-
ty-niae assd half acres, adjoining the lands OF
" illiafa ritzhugh, Mrs. Washington, OF
9iayHeld, M. palany and MIR. Cooke, and
tying between sly and seven miles from A.
lexanalla. A particular. description Of the
land is. supposed unnecessary, as,any dispos-
ed to purchase vii! probably exa1aine il
The erfls of sale VIII be on a credit Of SIX,
twelve and eighteen months bond, with ap-
proved security, gether with a mortgage on
Ighce premises will BE required. Persons dis
posed &c aefarcl the s.lsWil] meet at II O'clock
at Ms. Beas0a'e tavern, ON the Colchester
road, gsis,oIil 9haaceit IS. proposed to proceed
to tle and to commence the sale precise
cly at - q clock. This tract vii be divided
1 toaooona u odate purchasers
xss3s.ss ca: Ike Monday lS5'O1usag, the 18th
Gay Of 0e5oJsr,
Willie sold, On the premises,
4 tract Of Land, lying on the
vest sile. ofthe Old road leading from the falls
cAurch Is Alexandra, containing one hun
drest an eight y-iiilyc acres, being part Of q
sracss o land sold By lYiaiia1n II. Tcrritt to
Baiawia Dade. This land viii be laid OFF in
lots o. about twenty-five acres each.
ii he sane time e1d fllaee qsiH Re sold,
Some Lots Of the Stump Hill
Tract, containing from three to five. acf.s
sacil--;iic terms of ssle the same as the a.
b0se.
Aaa 8. I9rdaciday, tic 18th fsbe aa;a<
month.
VIII Be sold for ready money, at public auc-
tioa, at the o9fsc-aoyse, il Alexandria,
I hnty-six Shares Of Alexandra
Bank Stock.
WILLIAM HER BERT, =
r iTTLHUCI,
F. LEE, IL
ec;;stss.lcT -. Its
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Public Sale.

Pubic Sale.
On TUESDAY neasl, qal15e sold, at The Vcass
due Store, on a ereait effsE1ur "lofths,.
One pipe, four half pipes, and fe-
ven quarter casks Of Madeua VINE, Of
a hyperion quality.
P. G. Marpe1'en
September %.
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FRIDAY, OcToBER 2, 1907.
as RENO VAL.

WILLIAM B-AR1LEag.4.afha has removed
to the lower end of King-strcet, opposite to
Mr.. Hugh Smiths glass and china warehouse,
where he has an extensive and general assort-
mcnt of GROCERIES, &c. tor sale on his
usual terms.
September. 25 tltf
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EDRWELL'S

celSMated Patent Sul5sadea.s
FsSoR Ease Elegance, Strength, sc. far eS-
q cceds any muse. TO be had wholesale
aud retail at the MANDATORY, lower end
Of Prince Street Alexandria
.N 3. The Subscriber has complete as
sovtmcnt well adaptedfor the Winter Season,
snd can supply wholesale purchasers on adj
Fanta3eons terms.
Richard Horwell.
Sent. dom.
DIRECTIONS.
The buttons on the back parts Of the waist
hand ought 10 be. placed the same distance
rom each other, as the two center buf tons on
ne SusPcnders, to prevent improper straiI'-
no. and thereby destroying the ease designed
+, .ae. construction CT the article,
Richard Horwell.
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No 2o32.
N o T &c E.

NHE partnership heretofore sul,sistiag be-
i tween the subscribers was dissolved the
seth day of September, by mutual consent.
John Horner, sen.
John Iiorncr, Jun.
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I'ublc sale.

~ ;fIyas q G,sea cf lr-sst en- Fs.lJ7kLEEsTl'
ls1f1o 4. AID ~ Ie 7 lils sg;Js, to fae su5-
sss:eers, r ssesrs a dot o1r'7lg I'm to tte
6aak q -1Ye,randue, on TS1tisS.L9ydY he
sA LAY # oetabcrsn ssia Re eayaosce' 10
slls, on eyedit If sis, fa'a'es ard eiyltse7t.
a:l4tAs, earryiaes ca s5ttsreat from fbaf c5ug,
sspsFct LCsI'S aAG fsafetga Of GRaEAl}, III
* tas,z q sftlea,a5s,ilaa te zgit
An undivided lfoisty Of a piece.
tSGronnd, N'isb TIC Improvements, lying up
satle wet side of Royai-strcct and to tie
sotavara OF king-strecf, froating twenty
Ss eet SIX iaciless on. ksaya,-strect, ami ex-
ieadlag bacl, enc hundred and twenty-thrse
'ss; i've inches-the Whole ground subject 20.
naanual rent of fifteen pounds twelve shil-
mss Virginia currency
4 piece Of Ground, lying up.
eathe west side of Columbus street and to
zig Southwark OF Kiug street, extending on.
son:nsGs-stseas sixty SIX feet seven inches to.
!. ssSe9;g feet alley, then westwarily with the
Ne o TIC a..t,cY oac hundred and sixteen feet
@ano.aer alley fourteen fest ten inches vide,
T"lGif h&AtS lttSsf istiC ". ttlstt sSt4SSS
sss'g.sSx Set seven iEcses, t:icn oastwardly
.'sa'y -ionr feet three inches and m half, then
q, fosty feet. thea eastw ardly nine-
'i-'se tsct eight Inches and ait hslt-subjcct
cents.
4 Square af Grosnd, con
ss-l.ss two acres, igins On the south side Of
sAe.sSscet,y north size OF Nyilkes-s.reet,
~ ~ sac Of Patrick-s;rcet, and cast side of.
4 large frame Store & Ware,
- S.e' ep'lt ,a7oa 2, piece .of ground lying en-
Ssssl SIDE OF rince-sts'eet and to the east
~1S. fairiax-stgeet, the ground is thirt,
y. sf'le inches front on Pmhcc-street, the
'S,sas Fesrly covers the whole front, the
'%sas IS ensured.
James Keith,
John G. Herbert,
slis'nscS i6 I'll dts
''a'ins in lis various branches,
Sssd al this oiEse.
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TOXIN HORNE r, Jun.

aEsPEcTFuLLy INFORMS THE PUBLIC,
VTyHATs he carries on. the Haeelfisbt and
BiacksmtAs' tasfaeas in its various
branches, at his shop en- Royal-sreet, near
the corner of Prince-street, where lie viii
execute all orders with neaness and, dis,
patch.
October +. III
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-02

a'ing in It's various branches,
ssd at this oiEse.
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RYAN HAN pSON


HAS FOX SALE.
10 pipes old port
5 Co. Madeira
50 quartercasks Lisbon e
Il DO particular Tenerife s!
IS do. Malaga
Is pipes old cognac brandy
Go. 4;h proof Holland Gin
hhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
y do. first quality molasses
do. green copperas
2 do alum
80 Go. brown sugar
20 bags pirnento
IS DO pepper
10 chests young hyson \
10 do dyson skin 6
5 do. imperial
100 bags green coffee
$50 kegs madden
50 do. ground ginger
SO do. raisins
1900 lbs. Kcon, we'll cured
kegs salt pctre
A quantity Of fine and ground alum salt.
At all times he has the first quality -four fol
family use on hand-with number Of othel
articles-all oswhich he will sell low on hi.
former terms.
Aus. 81 d
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PUBLIC SALE.


IN ~ " Il.
Under the authority Of deed Of trust from
Thomas WIest to the subscriber, to satisfy a
debt due to John Hodgkin's, OF seven hun,
drcd sixty two dollars forty-two cents---on
TUESDAY TIE 9th day ofOctober, viii
be exposed to public sale, on the premises,
in Lots containing from 10 to II acres
A Tract of Land, near Alcxan-
dria, to the north Of the new turnpike road,
and lying on the east of Stump-Hill, being one
moiety of tract Of land commonly called
&c Pearson's Tract"
The terms of sale viii be-One-tbird cash,
onc-third in sixty, and one-third in ninety
days. Conyeyances to be mace Oh the receipt
of the last instalment. The title papers will
be shewn on the day of sale Sale to begin at
twelve O'Clock:
r. MOTT.
September 90. dts
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Land for Sale.

TO be Sold, on the premises, on
Thursday the 18th OF. October next, small
TRACT OF LAND, lying IN the county OF
Fairfax, containing about one hundred and for
ty acres. This Land hes about seven or eight
miles of Alexandra and George Town hasa
sufficient quantity of wood and meadow land,
and Is well watefed, 1t lies adjoining the seat
OF Or, Henry Rose, ard would make a COM
Iortabie.retreat for a town family II the slckly
season. Capt. Joseph Powell will sflew the
Land to any person wishing to view it, before
the dayof sale, when the terms which IS eS-
pccrca to be accommodating, will be made
known by
Tie Legasess q l19Eistdass Smith, dse'd.
S5cptel1sber9 cts
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-13

the idta of general rsytluti"n but
seemed determined On that Of the Mis-
sissippi, and although I could perceive
symptoms Of dis,Iust in him towards me,
he mantle sted great solicitude TO en-.
gage me with him in the enterprize.
Weary of his importantly, and at once
to convince him of my serious attach.
meats gave the following toast to the
public: ~ =.
The UsirEn States---Palsey to the
brain that should plot to dismember, and
leprosy to the hand that win not draw 70
defend our Union =, g. p :. (. ~
doubt whether the sentiment was
better understood by any of my acquaint.
anees than 70 col. Burr. Our Intercourse
ended here, we Met but seldom after.
ward. freturned to my farm In Massa.
ehusetts and thought no more Of Mr..
Burr nor hisempire, till some time late
in September or beginning Of October,
when letter from Morris Belknap, OF
Marietta TO Timothy Z. Danielson, fell
into my hands Al 4Brim6eld, which sa-
listed me that Mr.. Burr had actually
commenced his preparatory operations
on the Ohio.-L now spoke publicly
of the fact transmitted copy Of the
letter from Belknap to the department Of
state and abodt the same time forwarded
through the hands ofthe postmaster &C.
neral to zthe president Of the United
States, a statement in substance, of
what is here above detailed concerning
the Mississippi conspiracy Of the said
coll Aaron Burr which is said to have
been the first formal intelligence greece
we'd by the executive on the subject Of the
conspiracy being in motion. T.. -.
/ I knowenot whether the country win
allow me the merit OF correctness Of con-
duct in this affair. The novelty Of the
, duty might have embarrassed stronger
minds than mine. The nprightness of
my intentions / hope win hot be qussti-
Foned. J.. ..~.. - - ~
f. The enterviews between col. Burr and
myself, from which the foregoing state
r,rnt has resulted, were chiefly In this
city, in the months of February and
March, last year. =. =. -. Il,
Washington city, Jan. .aee, 1907. =.
Sworn in open court tEis Goth day Of
| :. ~ VIM. nRENT. .h.,a.