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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30

CongTeis si'emblcs on Monday ne~t-Among
he many important mea{ures 10 lie taken uo.
IRE the following 'F'
/. The hottie conduG OF C.B. in our own
waters.
2. The Gtuation of cur impr.fTed iea,ncn in
the iiifh feet.
s. The conduct of the RritiH, agents and en-
li;adcs among the Indian tribes.
a. Mea!ure3 OF defence.
Among which may be conliGcred-
n Regulations for the promotion OF, and cr
tabi'ihns reiources for dume0ic manutac-
tures.
b. Laws FOR levying certain duties on articles
OF foreign impor:, which can be producrd
with proper encouragement in our own
country.
c. Laws approprating adequate funds !o-
the furniEing Of 0n.mgni.ion, ana iu,tab,e
For-S for IN extenivr and aeviyc Gcf.niyc
war.
d. Approprating for the furuiGiipg 1000
pieces OF brats artillery, With their Carl
ages, harnefs, equipments, Eories, &c. iur
flying artillery.
e. Appropriaung for 10000 rifles.
j. hPrropriating for $4,000 fables, f;dGlea,
brid!es, and pairs of pittols for cavalry.
g. ProviionaI authority 10 call iato fervce
the quotas Of the leveral ftates for the e.
"e, al terg:ces.
=, Laws providing Cor an alteration &C The
exiting fyRem of military difcip!;ne, & fo,
adopting the fyfem of defence TO tie mo-
Germ Improvements. in The ~; OF war
Il. Laws authorizing the executive on the com.
raerccment of hohi!iies TO form los a,
fafi or board FOR conducting the d-ta;ls OF
war, and for providing the nect Garv tope-
graphical charts and disciplinary ini,ru tti.
one, roaera and forms tor the various &C.
tlons of the public force when called into
at'ual iervicc.
L. Proviiion3 for camp equipagc and utenEs
for held 'Sotks Cor 100 GOO men.
1hcte various duties viii neccEarily occupr
i',c a'teu'ioo Of congrefs ioon after the op:uing
ofthe FELTON,.
The relations with Great Britain, as they
Rand IN reference to negotiation, will no doub,
greatly irEience tie degree of preparation and
the period at which the ial,s Tor mating The
sc into effective attlv;'y.
Tits preliminary knowledge willno doult be
IN poiei,;cn of congress either on the iirit mef-
'arc or io:ne iubiequcnt communication oi me
executive. aurora.
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FATE OrPORTUCAL.

HE detention of the Porfuguefe vcfels bv
EonaParte, feoms oninous of much danger to
'he future independent exitcncc of thss nation.
II cannot, with jutice, be regarded as inca
ture Of precauton, calculated to infi,re COM
P'iancc with the demand Of the French govern.
ment TO exclude Bri,ifh commerce from the
IaGus. The enormous power Of ore party,
when contracted with the mbecitv of the
Other, leaves no room 10 doubt Of inrneiia:c
and ready compliance with fuch demand
We can Only therefore iupPoie the ,aea!ure TO
lntimidaie; that Portugal comes within the lin.
ITS OF thoie watt plans Of territorial changes en-
ter'a'ned by our enemy. Plans which. 70 far
from hsing impsded by the nobility of other
powers. have hitherto been mott rapidly carried
into e:Sect during a fate of warfare.
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GongretaG..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MoNnAY. o.. o6-

This being tl'e day fixed by the Proclamation III
the Prsi'teiit OF the u S for the meeting of Con.
gres majority of til. meinbers OF both Houies CON-
vered at ,he Capitol
iae aih'aus clerk OF the Ffoufe of Representatives
having Called over the names Of the members announ-
eed II members and one delegate to be pref.nt
re then eHIrired If It were the pleafure of the
Sor'e to proceed {, the appointment Of Speaker,
winch being determined IN the affirmative, he mem,
,e's projected 70 ballot for tha, officer, Me. Cuts.
helns and John Campbell being named tellers
lie telief', after examining the votes, reported
nat u were received, and Jofeph B. V4raum, re.
pteenta'e from the nate OF Nraaachu!e,ts, having
90 Of thsn', LAS declared TO he duly elected
The v'tes were given as follow, viz:
E S%lsln D D. v1r"nm 50 John DAYTON. 4
Burweli BaGett, II Beri. Talmad,e. !
John Matters, rino,bv p;,k;, !,
homa' Boun', Roger Mellon,
The Speaker being conducted to the chair. bv Mr..
Van Cortland, and Mr. Alton, addreGtd tbs aonc.
-. follows:
G'H.i's7tr # lie LIerffef Re3-1fcnt,fiv.s,
fcn WI pieafe RI accept my moi efu &C.
acknowledgements FOR 'e honor which byy r fpffr,.
ge' on mas oecalon YOU have conferred upon me.
am ienhbe OF my own inability to perform the i'm
p"r'aht duties yoa have been peafed to align me, in
me rA'lt derah'e manner on; relying on your can
500 .e"n'i'i' 10 '.i"Fo me your AID, | accept the
'fD't' Ana De aAnret gentlemen, thar it will he my
ahduous endsav"r to dicharge the duties Of the ofc.
isthuiiy and impartisi!y and in manner Which :,
my opinion ihall be b-f calculated 10 meet von.
"i'aes ana AFFORD ms the cOnlolaon of an approving
confidence.
me louie next proceeded to the elet3ion of :,
Cisr5' The fame toiiers which had been appointed
on the iorn'er election having beer named bv n.
Speaker on this the members proceeded % ballet /,
"pPF", '@ :" the teer' on examining the votes, that
:" 'he members had by niilake, voted twice, this
ba't'ng, after few defuitory r.mark was G., ,;
ami treh one taken, the reiut of which was rl-
lows: 80 '0'-
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FREDERICKSBURG, Oaober o..
FURTHER P0r:irRLar5 r5ptang ftr FIRE

fRFfo'f F0T!fcElGrJ rG.ptdi9g fbr FIre.
TO thofe who are acGuantcd with this town,
and feel an intertf in its welfare, and vlar..
iYmPathy i excited towards It's citizens by the
late awful di!pen!a;iCn, hjch ja9 reduced ?
great part OF II TO heap Of ruirs, sc have con.
cet7sd It duty TO give the following ylrticu.
iars.-lhs fire commenced at the oaly iitua.i-
on, perhaps, il the whole towr, a. the wind
food, capable of producing e. i-rrHt date add
Of courie ip dsGrrciivc ege@s 4 fnan honfe
which food on the opooiite liGe Of the areet
and ware-houte occupied by Nr. yTilsn
Taylor, Immediately beloys the lirlt houfr, were
The os%t IN flames, and from thric it prppref fed
or the iOutl lide - far az Mr.. Een;ierlor's
dt'troying every building on the main freet
ltere It was happily arrencd--hch II communi.
Gated TO Mr.. HcnderfDu's buildings the dslruc
ton IF the main Greet, it is fu7pcrcd. would
have been inevitable. On the north Ede tic raya.
ses were unfortunately much grga;er, and COM
prehcnd every building from the late hi. Ros's
corner 20 Mr. Lear'i incIuiivs, the next corner
above Mrs. Heath's, both on the main and va.
Ter tfeet', lncindine fcr'y-hvc dwelling houGss,
oeIdss flores, ware hoJics, &C.
The periou5 with familiss, y2Ho. i'm four Gtort
hours were driven from their babitaijons by this
deftrnttiye element, TO fees a ibeher amongl
thcir neighbours and friends, Vsere--the late
Mr.. VIM. Standards. where the FIRE began
Mthrs. John CtumD, Geo. Cox, John Welch,
RShard Gamer, VIZ. Porter, Richard Fa.
riih, David Smith, Charles Stewsrt. Jas. Sa.
Ter, Wm. Wells, Samuel Davis, John richards,
Richard Coylc, John Gray, Adam Cooke,
Wa!ier Gregory, Mrs. Finer Leonatd Adams,
John Coakey, John Marx, WIN Srock, Nor
gan Sweny, Join Wcderryer, John Lear
and many others rot recognized, with fgvegs
others Of people ~ co,our.--Thc dcGrution
OF property wa' great rudccd, fomr loH their
@i--THe 'yopathy md hcncvn.erce OF 'he citi-
zeia are tHelisd TO 10 utmot limits, aud much
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From the Eoydeauc Echo de Commerce, Aag. 90.
PARIS, Aug. 60. 1907.

Yefterday the Corps Lecinaiif was rece;v.
ed by his maisGy on the Throne, fsrrnundt 4
w the prInces, niniGers, grand oGicere, and
" othce1s OF the houie.hoid. The legCs,ure
were Introduced TO the audience by his ex.
c-l'ency the grand maler Of ceremonies, and
" Pretrnted by his exceiency the vice grand
" eictior.
Mons Fontsines, the preGisnt, addreGed the
throne as fellows
g Srr--The 'cgint;ive body cou,es to DEPOT.
AZ the feet Of the throne the addfeC, Of ,L.ri,s
which II has voted unanimously, lefs for the
confueror than the pscifcaior Of Erroo. ..
Cater nol'eing the fpiendorO Of the cam paigu)
Il proceeds:
" We tUrn now 10 fpeGacics more corfoiiny
I'VE prefer TO follow you 10 the Borders cf that
river, where, without hottie array, two bari,
bear two empcrors. and 9th thenl, TIFF pte
TiS'ss OF THe W-+sI(LD |! ! Memorable day ! I
Day unique y a!oss in the hiGory Of al eyes I
inoie two armies in prcfcrce Of each oihsr.
contemplate with atoniihment 40 interview r,
pacific, alter conflicts ia mnrdeyouJ and Gtd.
0eniy 100000 folders, Italians and I;t,4vi,ps.
Scyihi@ns and Sarmatiaus, Germans and French,
throw down their arms, qcbea f6e tara greqye9
loVfreigH5 Of the sdrlb advance towards each
other. o regulate thernieives tic tate If ,hrir
empires, and prsient each OTHER their hands in
token Of reconciliation. Alexander aud Nano.
lcon apTro7ch--war ceaies to rsr---snd ooe
hundred millions Of meu are IN rrpofr"
The future intercGs sf Rurore q, I'M deren5
on ihcle auFun conferences. Of vl,;.bibr vt.oo.
heir OF the Cars was worthy"
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October 80.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWAPD.

Lcar CT Stolen, TEE List EVENING,
4 SMALL RED MoGocto CvAI POCKET
y BOOK, containing about one hundred 81 eisb.
~ d'iInrsi IN Bank-fIotes: Aprong which yasa C1pe
Fear Note Of lCo dollars, da,sd Wilmington and (Tn
sd hy John Hooper. Preidens of fad 8auk; Six fen
dollar nntes Of tie United States, BanE, and tie ret
o' different Banks in Virginia. Whoever las found
rue il Po''ei Book md "ill deliver AR James
8. Smthers E.gie Tavern fall receive lie ibanL.
of the Owner, t,e above rewad and no auction. as
ed.
Richmond, OGobsr %. g,
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the H""ie proceeded To another balIo,ino
Cor N..rk. he r. INF - .uLiaL $50 e

"ty'rin~ Voies being rccciTary to 4 choice.
another baIo'Iug was imm,diatelv had, when
Fa'riSs m'grud,r was declared to he duiv ,le7.
e. ne having - votes. Tho votes piyc6 the
"91er 'ahdid7tee we've rot announced.
me louie then proceeded to the qualiira,i.
on ~ Hs m9mHers The oath Of Office was nj.
m'nitsre,' 80 tae Speaker by Mr.. Van Cortland,
ana he Sfe Esr qnaiIdc5 tie members and the
clerk "''' '''
"a meH'ge 'vas receiyed from The Senate. in.
zero ln2 the iIoufe, tb,t they hid sppoin,ed
Mr. Anderion and Mr. Bradley ,ommir,ee 20
l"In committee O; tbd' Huufc, IN WAITING on
toe Prehdent Of the y. s. TO inform him tb,v
~.ere torm'd AMI ready 10 receive any comm.
n'caiioHs ~hich re ought have ~ make 20 them
on NOTICE, committee OF Tie HonG. of
FcPTfisnid''ves was agreed 10 bp Appointed ~
loI". thc Committee from the Senate. The fol.
owing zen irmen ".'c 6amcd Nv the so.,k.r
- i'rin THAR COZ ~ zee, ~ MeGrs. BsG.tt
y I'i52rmgh, snu WaNcrt.
'lr R@1Gsrb ~ ved, that the rules NJ the
az i,mo' h"u'c je couf1ered "a the rres ~,
the pr,leni fefion until otberwifc d,termined.
Agreed 20 'N''
Inc tinr' 'iiourrsd al about bali pslt three
I'll. u o'c.C.s 20 morrow.
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FOnNn.
On Hls"iiy lIg, in tIs Sfrs,s,
4 VIRGINIA BANK NOTE Of % doiiars.
\ Apply at the Office OF the EaQv1ara
Odoher so. q.
HOUSES POK SALE or RFMJ,

| he Subloriber IS authorized to Rent or Ieare
! icverai eoTu7oGious NEMBNTS on Shoeko,.
Fii belonging to Maj. YIN. Dual and 20 tho
eiate of che gte Geo Wythe, f,ne Of thcfe Tere-
nents are well calculated for ores others for prvars
dwellings He ~ifhes to fell or eal= lev-rai valus
bic FrNHMfErs in the rsiEh6ourhood Of his Iate
reDdenee, the prices Of which III Be- moderate and
time given Tor the psyment--For particulars enquire
OF Mr. VIM. Dawion, or to
WV. PRICE.
Richmond, Caobcr 80. lawgn
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NORTOTK Ca,
GERARD BANKS.


? az inIT"R lar bera eilr1ys .,it,-le3.o Rg,nh-
heas lFs'es. 1bs asgcaf -i-,r:r,fr.,.;s, !, ~.
10 v9'E s9l's!ataif0 f,- u: 4,55 ;s-s IF t.
re ant 0ay @aesi1frzfign Gr@;.6 a-as l.rI.
r< IAs.s Gt1s-af eosCJ, zYR De fb5r,. Fsce;,,
3o@5l,f "ft@1 7gi2 6e"'t'seJ Bt, bi Is. 3., ,g.
?'f' "~'' @f 1f'5f'g 30 Gi's Of ttr ey5ie il,
rG"Hs"t' IT'S Influence, its de?eta amt in,no;.;o,.
IRE murpstions Of f@is dangerous fi.,;oq 4yHk, n.,I
,Af AroeFley 7'5isb Gsszrs c lis ,-rssy,sc,, -,:,
S[ ffssS. r. ea1yis srM l. ru1Gl 7,i5 t.,rs., ,J
J''sH5'' T"S'Ss TtW yifS ns:.sr 10 tie Eaaa,r,,,,
J,-''''y' ~" Tx I1e.oas II as.,c,. Sssk }sl6;,a az
raT'''l"' i"in Demons, z.W tt Gr,sff4 zgb:aer,,
500 S4b5,ibert at 5 Doll fer o.n4,y e,.s. o,. Lar
IN GfV'8s: 9rs "e1iry e hj a,g.,e,qer! Of lie R,s.5
Riehscrl, C.7s5.r 80. 1'-i4' 20:
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London PAP.

il is curious fact, tina, Great Britain takes
annually from Ruilia no, lets than 90, 900 tons
OF ta'low $4,000 tons of hemp $4,000 tons
OF lax; and 10000 barrels oftar, befidcs iron.
canvas, and other naval flores TO great amount.
a Ike iuPp!y could not be procured from all
he other nationsin Europe. They could not
inpPiy her demands fora irgls month.
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The Hon. Samuel w. Dana, lately appoint
90 20 repreient the fate of Connecticut il the
Stnaie Of the U. States, has decl;net She 40
po'n:'nenf, aad tie Il N. Cha.nccy Goodrich
has been appointed in his place.
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Captain Gardner, arrived at Baltimore, from
Ia Guir7, informs, that he was boarded of the
Cape, by the Zip OF war Bel'ona, and had
DANE preiied the boarding officer ftated. that
they had orders TO prrfs all DANES aud swEDrs.
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Votes Ii. W. King

J. Elliot, Is c LSin;G.
J. W King, 10
n tht.d bahns'ng was about to take place, when
II, Hlads,pb role and obiervel that h. never f.I,
more reluctance i'll adlrelIing che Emce ,b,, 90, ~
preient oceahon; but fenfe of the duty winch he
owed to THAI baby ard which he hould ALWAYS ende,.
vor 10 iuh 20 the bs of his ability i,npeled hin, m
PEAK re perceived among the candidate, for n.
ONCE OF clerk OF that fiouie--a high and hororabIe
Fhl'--a Peri"n who came before him in frch fame
aud uAder ineh circumstances, that were he TO with
hs'' the information, which he was abou, To p;vr
rom the i"ne and KRIS psrlon hould b. elected he
Could not sniwer for the neglea The ,e-fon RI
whom he alluded had plurality Of votes ON RI. Ian
oa'os. This Peri"n, the felton, before the laR. wa.
| hf c'crS IN tie Office 81 Mr. B'cki.v. There wa,
az or1"r Of the Foute that the doors ihoud be cloI,d
ne Clerk Is iworn officer, bound not to diyu,oe
re proceedings ct che Houie on fuch oceai,ns lie
M his dc' hYt the silitart clerks did no, perr,r,,
'hefs. hey pooled ihemielv-s at the gallery door
"httc, Il was Sunj, eEal.i:.atol that every word
co..d br as diein9iy heard as on the fnor Of rae
ii'Uie' heiy clerks heard the debates which took
Place AND the rerHn whom he had alluded was oDs
OF them Mr.. X. ild IL had heard reoearcd Gon. of
the expeditions which lie had uicd in the Tjour he.
| lore he reached his lodgings q, Georgetown Thi.
came 10 Nun afterwards aud apolcgzed Cor MS
e"nous' Here Mr. Van=ands Che cleri: alluded ro)
making motion Of his head tignifcant of his d;fn,
eeivsd thar y hat he fad was contradiGed aud was
oout to Ut down. The ipcai,rr defred him 70 pro
cesd lie lad ks nun decline entering into : coated
oi this Kind, aud ad4c! on'Y, shat prton who wa,
capable O! Violating his du,y in fiborI1afe truA
Certainly ought nor he e!eaed to the important Of
| fac in queGion. VIZ
! Mr.. HJR21 thoug'tt the Eours ouch, 70 a.
l'rrn IN order to af'rd an opportunity OF tx-
mining into This matter, and mad. a motion to
this effect.
! rms motion was rcGitiyed.
The pro3riety Of poa ccning the appointment
of Clerk ti!I Tomorrow wa fl7gef,d. in or.
der thai The H3uf. might proc-rt win otber
huA'eir q motion made for this purpoge was
neeltived.
The Sbs0ter Informed The Bours That he had
received letter from the psrfon cCii-i,tinr -
Clyrs' Which ne Was G,qnefed to lay hefcre the
'iou'-. The letter was read by ihs Speaker. II
! dcHtrd pr'm'iiion to be heard A. the bar Of The
!ionie, IN o'der t" dfprove TIE zGcr.ions which
rad been made by the member from Virginia in
! rcipett to the writer's conduct at foro,er {. F.
| ior. -
I Mr.. Smile hoped 70 order wq1lf be- taken
! nPon ms isifor. lie thonrht ;cereoue(f to be
] hr'-d At the bar e thr Hauf' very eytraordi.
nary one. ani if ifened 10 light form can.
/ gerouS precedent.
1he Houfe proceeded to another balIo,ino
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FOR SAFE.

-. IOI. SALE,
4 ~ Elm SHARES in the James River Com
I pany.
I"soty do. 10 the Maneheas- Turnpike.
ALSO-VirSinia Land Wa,ran:a.
THOMAS NORVFII.
OCCUR 50 Ia~tr.
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hfArOGANy Il f-ncwnon

MAHOGANY 8 LOCKWOOD.
ear '"e' at fH5i1 Gn6'ioH, FEIDAi-, tSs si7 asY
81 NsVessJs~, i->tt~o4.6
M CARGO % tbs Brig George, Jsrias Cox
mailer cargo Of fuyerior quality AlAHOG.
60 q IC|WOoD in fmall lots TO fuit the pur-
'na'eF' Al! tnms under 500 do,, notes at SO d,vs.
above 800 doa. 2, 4, and months. A,n~oyeJ en,
IoFisrs viii be required.
Olober 80. ."
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Oao',er OF.
.ANOyNER EIRE -

T-'c( MEX TlNE !
La'T evening about iever o'clo <, we werc p
fa'h alarmed ~ that rn0l awful Of III fuunJs,
.ns cry F!re Fire II proved To- he in large.
ndfenc,;le and Gable, o9ne6 hv Cart Xoh.rr
Le~'f, h'nated on the back fre,t. al,ort 60
EaTas 70 the weftward of tais oflne-proyit,.n-
,'a.iy the ererne was unufuaily cain, and ,k,.
eu''U"E Wa continued w,hour further dam
aFe.--Gerard Fans, free man Of colc,r. b.s
psen c","c'i';sd on fO!.oicon of ltnr. The "a.
bic on ii,e. '''N 90
ine fr''i6l friga;e 'i'h>,res. and Diana. ~.
cE G" BOARD ieYe1 io'lious % collars. yer,.
ipoNSn on thcIf pahanc from l.. Vera Crrr 20
AoHdon' the II OF this n,on,h. ~
NoysX Le4sr.
NORFOLK. Ceobe- ~.
me r5encE frigs't lie CrieYl, which has
~ :. z ~ CrancY-ilird for uany r,Yonths..
'''''' ''' 4rSnce on Sunday lat Herald.
'A ss's '-.'.'r, .----........,..,
GERARD BANKS.
HAs IT IN VIEW TO rsr4D7,s.
" Z n sra Err,
~ "icsM0"D' TO BE rusLIsHzo TWICE A WEEK.
THE TITLE
THE VIg}GlMIAN.
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Baltimore, O7,,ry %.

Bahi,ror<, Cl7e5er %.
Arrived, the Happy Corple froc, Bour
de'ux-We underfand tina, the captain reports
that batteries were erecting ~ the Danes and
frsnch on both fd-s of the Grea. Belt. with
the intention Of atling againH the Rri,isl, dip.
which guarded the pafiage, and that's French
army OF $4,000 rnen were -eadyto PAT: over 10
Zealand at the frf opportunity. 10 compel the
Brittle To raifc the ieiye OF the DAnilh caDi,aI.
PART of the fuhnrbs of Copenhagen were re-
ported to have been burn. by order Of the ga
MN commander. Peyman. We find this cor
robora'ed in COR Paris papers, by an article un.
der The head of Kiel, Auguft 81
The captain is ALTO Represented to rate, tina,
bonapHrte had had conference with the XIV
or Sps:n on the confines of his kingdom. ard
.fst the French army of 10000 men. coi!etfei
IN the neiyhhorhood Of Bsyonc, had marched
Tor thc reduction of Portugal.
he circumHance OF there being no account
ct the fnrrerder of Copenhagen at B,urdearx on
the 9th of September, when capt. Lowell, of
the h'ppy Couple, left there, furniS' e q ground
FOR belief that the capital of Denmark, did not
yield on the 9th Aug.
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We have received Paris papers 10 TIE 81 Sep
temoer- They do not contain any articles of
"eS's OF much Importance. The Argus gives
the M'nteito ofthe DaniCh government, which
we are on!y prevented from iniert;ng nv the
tu''neis OF our columns. 1t s digniied aud
hrm' and prefrnts the unprincipled Outrage of
hntain IN itiil hackcr color. than thofe in which
1t has oeeo yet depiGed. We Gnsil iofert i, in
our next nnmher lie Brun. diitiner;Hcd
member or the In:ti-re, and Portals. ,n;n;fe,
OF pu7,c wori'liP, have lately died a; Paris
q frankfort ariel Of the % ofhugua fays. that
the emperor of Rufia, in confqucncr of the
| conduct ct The Rng'iih, had given orders for
all the men of war at C5orsadt ,ob- i,1,nedi.
atsiy fitted out; that it was generally Believed
that EuiiA would efpouEe the intereits Of Den
marx and declare war againa England tina,
Nn'ha mad invited Sweden to renounre her al.
'iahce with England, and that G,oui,; IL. r-fuse
| 10 comply, Ruitian army wou!s enter Sv?c.
d'ih finlHd fox the purpofr Of attacking that
iF'o''"'e' MAJ. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27
r c II M o N ID /:

~ THE Editor of the Argus has now
the pleasure of presenting tn his readers a
more comprehensive view of the proceed.
ings preparatory to the trial of Col. BURR
than could possib y appear inhis last paper.
These proceedings are detailed from the
commencement of the term down to the
present time, with the exception of the ar
guments of counsel on Monday last which
for very obvious reasons cannot be publish
ed in this stage of the business.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-09
Thirty Dollars Reward.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber IN Au-
II gust last, a negro woman named 1aoo;
she is. asout SIS years Of age, Of the common
size, of a yei.owish complexion, long face,
high cheek bones, and her eyes sunk il,---ste
understands every kindvf house work. wash
ing, nursing, sc. In the latter capacity she
has been passing herself in Alexandra, and
has said by my authority. There are various
circumstances which lead me to believe she
has been and is now secreted by her husband
Jerry 1.-THE property Of Joseph Mandeyille, j,l-
nior). HE'S hired TO his father John Mande-
Vile, as a laborer and sometimes drives a
cart on the streets. 7peaty Dollars will be
paid iftaken IN the district. and the above re-:
ward taken above 10 miles without, proyi-
ded that she is Sc securedsthat / get her a.
gain. 1890
All persons srescautioncd against harboringi
or employing said negro, in any capacity
Whatever. III. ROSE.
Apg1s&. 28J >saw
"a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-09

Patent Elastic Suspenders,
To be had, wholesale and retail, of the Pa
tentec, next door below Mr.. Alexandd
MsKenzie's, lower end of Prhlcc-street a.
alexandria.
THEY llnpass any yet extant, tor
case, elegance, &c. Masters OF vessels and
other gentlemen going TO the West-lndie''
Spanish Main, SIC. may be furnished with an
assortment, and great allorance to tho'S
who purchase by the quantity.
N. B. The buttons on the back parts Of spt
-waistband ought to be placed the same sis'alrs
from each other, as the two center buttoa' o.
the Suspenaerx, to prevent impropsr strair
ing, and thereby destroying the ease deslSs'
In the construction Of the article.
Richard HorweD.
-XLSO,
! Received Per shit Leonidas from LiU'rt''1
Red, Green, Blue and yellow
Morocco Leather,
Good quality for sadlers, shoe-makers' oo'N-
binders, hatters, &c.
LIKEWISE,
Sadlers' Seating Leather, and lew o'S''
Morocco suitable for the West-fndies.
8fcy 2.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-09

So r. -
Dy virtue Of deed Of trust fIom l'hstzf tga's-
ton to the subscriber for the purpose q s. ss-
curing the payment Of certain sums therein
3 mentioned, will be exposed to public sale,
on the premises, at II o'clock, ~ the tore {
noon. On SATURDAY, the ~ til day OF
June next, on a credit of SIX months
Six e OTIS hand lonely situated,
contiguous 70 the town of Alexandria con-
tanning between S and acres, each beng
part Of the tract lately known by the name o.
g SSsunh lasl. and in the Subdivision Thereon,
as laid off BY Col Gilprn distinguished ~
the numbers 49, l9, 90, 2s,s -, Is.
q Ts accommodate purchasers. these Loes
will be set up separately land for the consi-
Iteration money notes with approved indorseTs,
will be required.
JOHN MIVER.
M.veo Stawds