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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18
William Mann, 8
Armstead Long,
Charles F. Mercer, :
,Ler 2aWtS
Diitrlct Of Columbia.

Dlltrlct Of Columbia.
County Of A,erandrfa, rs.
July Term, 1907.
Bend and Prentiss, Compliments,
Cornelius Wing, John T.. Rickets, VIII 9
liam Newton and John Mills, junior, -
Joint merchants and copartners, under g
the firm of Ricketts,, Newton and e
Company, Defendants =
The defendant Cornelius Wing,
not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act Of assembly and
the rules Of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that
the said defendant Cornelius Wing, is not an
inhabitant of this district--on motion OF the
complainants by their counsel, it IS ordered,
that the said defendant Cornelius Wing, do
appear here On the first day of November
term next, and enter his appearance to the
suit, and give security for performing the de-
erees of the court and that the other defend
ants John T. Ricketts,, William Newton and
John Mills, Jun. do not pay away, convey or
secrete, the debts byt hem owing to, or the es-
tate and effects In their hands belonging to
the said absent defendant Cornelius Wing,
until the furthcrordcr or decree ofthe court /;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in both Of the public newspapers pub
lished in this county for two months success
siveIy, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the courthouse of said county.
A copy. Teste.
G. Deneale, C. c.
September u. iaw2m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18
TO RENT.

TO ,RENa,
yIIE BRICK HOUSE lstely occupied BY
the subscriber, situate on Dukc7street.
q here is a good kitchcn with pump at the
door, srneke-h house, stables, and gardenx For
,terns apply to b. JANNE9-
e 9th me. Sd. Paw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18
70 be Rented,

A three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
shoase, on King and Henry streets together
sr separate, Likewise, OH the opposite SIDE,
Il two story Brick Dwelling Hosse.
Fer tesms eftlyto
Jonathan and III. Scholaeld.
May 1. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18
Pc Sx5srfl6er Zoe sn l7sns,

XA- SN9tIF9Ce5 s111 Stz I@1fsHy
About ao,ooc feet Mahogany
OF good s,salits sstiich. rs will sell Low for.
cash or on short credit, by she ms or plank.
John Muir.
august 80. sssts1aWsw
W 3. He stu continues to sesssy on the
Cabinet and Chair Mandatory, In tbs neas-
est and most fashionable manner.
sF a Iourneyraan Cabanst-aa-
ker wanted.
IS aooo feet Of half-iach Walnut
Plank for fair.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18

a Ii thoge who have any slaaAs o. de-
N hands against the estate of .'0's's Ds*
lrh, merchant, late of the town OF Aisxansria
are hereby informed, 70 bring IN. thcr ae-
counts, legally proved, bessre the hrst day OF
November acxt, at which tiyne full and hRss
settlement and distribution OF his estate, will
he made. Should any acsounss be sexhseised
after that period, they viii DC disregsrded'
and this Notice pleaded in bar of them. Those
that are indebted to the estate, will BIS pieass
"a make Immediate payment
Samuel Craig, r,e,e
William Herbert,
Apsa s. 1W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18
FOE REApY MONEY!.

FOR READY MONEY,
To the highest bidder, at public auction, at
Dawson tavern, inthe county Of Loudouns
and town of Leeaburg, Oh FRIDAY, the
18th day of November next, if fair ifnot,
the next fair day by virtue of a decree OF
the court of the United States, for the 5th
circuit, in the Virginia district pronouii~
ced at May term SOC, in a suit depending
in said court between the executors OF Da,
MEL Mildred, deceased, who was surviving
partner OF Mildred and Roberts, plaintiff
and Samuel Hough and Others defenda'sa---
800 Acres Of Land,
Near Leesburg, on the waters Of Tusearo-
ra, in the county of Loudoun-threc acres OF
Meadow near Leesburg, and a House and
Lot in Leesburg; or SO much thereof as waH
be sufficient to raise certain sums OF money,
interest and costs, in said decree mention
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18
For Sale or Rent,

Fol Sale @0E NCIlLs
A esnvspisnt two story BRICK HOSE
with back buildings, &C.. situate on u -&s-
street, hesneen Pitt and ST. ksaphesHsess.
q Z s g,
a eosnmodious frame STORE, On Ksag
street, between Royal and pitt-streets,
.4hahsy 10
Lawrence Hooa.
Anguss 81. 80
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The SUBSCRIBERS

Befsg desirons g bringing the ag,irs Ofn..
firm Of THOMPSON qnd TEilCH' + = -
final close, oFFER FOR SALE d, ss'
ing '''SS'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-18

lofeph Vaudeville,
st.user Of Ksxss and FAIRr1S-sTaEzTss
-,eLExdEpRIx:
HAS FOR SALE,
An aiIortment of WINEs, IL
auoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
Consisting Of
MADEIRAl
Port q.
Sherry xxyrNYE,c
Malaga ~
Teneriffe &
Corsica
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16
EIGHTY-slxTH BULLETIN.

TILsIT, JUNE IS, 1907
Agreeable to arrangements the two Emperors met
on the raft in the of the Nemen ard ialuted
each other in the mott cordial manner
The vah number Of perfons belonging to each army
who aooked to both banks of the river to view this
icene, rendered i the interening a. the fpe Ga
tors were brave men, who came from the ex,remi-
tie. of the world.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16
EIcHTY-fIFrii BULLETIN.

TILslT. JUNE N, 1877.
The Grand Martial Of the Palace, Duroc, went
yeaerday compliment the emperor Alexander
Marhal Count Kalkreuth, Prefented this day to
the Emperor. He remained Az hour in his Majely's
Cabinet.
The corps of Marfha' Lanncs reviewed this
day by the Emperor He made ievei~ promotions
gave rewards to thoe who had diltinguiihed them
felves by their bravery.
Tomorrow the two Emperors will have confer
snce,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Dg'fed fran ny recruiting readezvoas Ia bb
m me- tOfI ;,G-.,

0J''' y VT ~ 'fFIaT'TF TfN1eE10l "a IDN IcIcH
on tie l2rb infant,
I OSEPH WILLIAMSON, who wa. duly enlirl-
- ed on the 18th day of Augun, as rivate in the
army Of the United States; he was born laecordipp
to his own aeeonnD in Erover county, Virginia s
aged rs years, he is FIVE feet inches high, dark
HAIR, hale eyes, dark complexion, remarkably large
ard black bard.
The abote reward, with reafonable ezpences will
be paid Oh the delivery Of the lad Jefcrtcr at this
place, 10 any officer of the army of the Un;,ed
States.
J. g. CARTER,
Er1Igp 2DdRegf. IT, 8. LaCyy
FredsriekfbarC, September Is. h.
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a STRAY.

Cam 10 TIE Flaaf'fion IF ne Sa5srijtr, eJ,m HE N
Jaiy or ne h,F If Jnss,
a BAY MAKO, about ! feet inches birb Iono
m'ne aud tail tie left ear little Topping. troi,
and ga'lor', aud judged to be abDu, years Cd.
Polssd ADD .aiTraasd to 20 dolls.
amelia, Sept 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16

The swedes, with whom I. serial All, rs have been
fought, are returning to Stralfnnd. Tvs pieces Of
cannon have been taken from them.
Gen. Butcher is,o pats the day after TO morrow
with has troops through Anelam.
Prince Sulhowf Xxi, colonel OF the hra poh regi
ment. has Obtained leave from his French Imperial
n'aieisy TO ferve volunteer ayainR the Swedes.
Blvarap aud Sptuih troops, and the huHars .oi
the Prince of Nuremberg, &c. have entered Swsdiih
fomeraIia by Dung ar,in and Anclam.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16

raj of their divhons Ire furrounded. The
French Emperor, in the late actions, has dit.
PLAYED more judgement than ar any former pc
Rod. Il peace is not very Shortly concluded,
St. Peteriburgh mGf flll, and perhaps with
it, the Ruff m rnonarchy for the Ruffians are
ia Narrated by the Turks aud Pertains on two
Gdes, and b. the nuaerous Freno h and allied
armies on the other, that it is i'm poii:ble to re-
fit their united efforts. The politicians here
fpeak much of an attempt being fhortly mades
with the permifIion of the Porte and Periia)
ON the Britih Eaa 'dia .poneGions; and when
we .coniider Ifpahs". The capital of Per6a, is
only about no leagues from the Britifh from.
tiers, We may look upon almott certain tucceis
attending fuch an expedition ; for the Eneli!h
well know that the powers in India are not
friendly to their interelt."
duofber letter dated 'sstn,e 4.
"I have fent you this days Gazette, contain.
ing the bulletin of the victory of Friedland-
The courier from Paris arrived this NOR sng has
brought nothing new. expscf that fomc new.
OF importance will reach Bordeaux foon, which
will fend you by the frit vtliel"
Confirmation Foreign Nezr,, from London Pabtrs 10
Juiy 81, ,eseived at Bottom BY TIE Sally Aun.
CONTINENTAL PEACE.
HSmburgb, 5aly Is Courier from Berlin has
JUN arrived, with the following Hnportan, intelligence,
70 eonfolatory tohuniarty =
Imperial Head Qaayters, ct 7Hjff, July 8.
NOTICE TO THE ARMY.
" Yeferday, the 9Th OF July, Peace was fgncd be-
tween the Emperors of France and RuiIia, by tl.
Prince of BeDevento, the French Mniiser for Foreign
Affairs, the one fde; and by the Princes K,rakin
and Labenof Won Roflrow, the other. Theie
Plenipoten:aries furnifhed with full powers BY
their REFLECTIVE Sovereigus.-The notifications were
exchanged this day, the 9h Of July, as boh fovereigns
nill at 'TGt
(Signed) I" 7Be Mayt5a, P:'i'er Of Nt1lsbai.l
BERTHIIR."
Journal announces that the dinner at 'r,liit, at
which the two emPerors preiert, the following
eoal given, i" IL. Ereesosg of lbt [cas."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16
Confirmation Of Foreign Nevr, from London Papers 10
JEiy 81, reseived at Bottom BY TIE Sally dan.
CONTINENTAL pEACE

A Journal announces that At the dinner at Tit at
WHICH the two emperors were preiert the following
eoah was given, =" IL. flesaom IF lbt Leal."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16
GDe Gnoutrev.
RICHMOND, leib SxprSmsSx
TRIAL OF AARON BIIRR.

SKETCH of the celebrated ARGUMENT hrlf
on the proportions fubmiited to the Court
refpeeting tie charge ~ 7reajon.
Z ais isa mere Fetch of fsuc of the arguments
that were delivered. I, is fubmi,ted on &C.
count OF it's peculiar Importance: not only
from the magnitude of the cafe to which it
relates, but becaufe the opinion of the Chief
Juttice IT 1t he received as the uuerring hand.
ard OF law, has pointed out 70 many detc9s
IN our prsient laws, and furniihed 70 large a
pans Tor isg'!iA,ion to the next Congr, Is OF
the u. S.
The following is indeed mere ketch OF Mr.
WiCkham's elaborate arrnrnsuf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-06
LEGISLATURE OF NEW oRLrANs.

Hogje Of RepycjfntafiVeJ, Jan. II, 1907.
The SIP, aker laid before thehoufe a iciier from
the hon. Jimrs Workman, Judge of The ouniy
court OF Orleans county, covering iu'6ry doc
cuments, informing the Houe that b. had ada
iourned the court fine die, and explained his
reafons therefor.-Tbe illegal arref and tranf-
Portation of certain perfons, by order Of gene
raj Wilkinion, the overthrow Of the c,gll au-
'hoTity, &c. was alfo announced. The ctter
and part oftbe documents were read. ard the
whole rtfrrred To fel e committee c".rpoled
of mehrs. Donaidfon, Vller, Andry, htnauld,
and Hughes.
January 90.
On the Esd inn. the two houies Of ihs ,cyifla-
ture OF this territory re.eletied the h"" CAMEL
Clark delegate to the coDGreis of the y >. lor
NO years frou The 9Th Of March mex. 1.-The
members prefent, except four, voieI ivr MIR.
Clafk.
AT & flion of the superior oou,' ~ ;hr ter
rItory OF Orleans, holden at the Ci,y hsI 81 the
city Of New.OrIsns on Saturday 80, "a h Of
January, one ibopis1d sighs huhd'sG ,tyepr,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-06
LIVERPOOL, December 81.
INDEPENDENCE OF POLAND.

T. anfwer to the proclamation of General
Dunhrowfki, in which he thanks the people OF
p land tor their alscrity in according with the
wilnes Of their deliverer, the inhabitants in HE
in,trtA have returned declaration TO the fol-
low ing efeef g
"The pofitive aHuraoce which has Jun been
s.,en to the POIsuders, that, according to the
v IN of our Saviour, the iavincble Napoleon,
a.. the forces Of the nation are about to I've unit
"a /; and that General Dombro~fki Is authorn-
cd 10 rsife, from the ruins in which our OPP
pre f1ors have left it, the national power when
osgnt to receive new life aud he having. IN
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COPY
III, State Of Ohio, IS.
Hamilton COUNTY,

Hamilton county.
Be II remembered, that on the eih Ian III the
year ct our Lord 1907, perfonasIy appearrd be.
tore The tnbfcriher one Of the aifociate i0d yes,
within and for the couoty aforefaid ami sgent
for governor Tffn Cor carving into Eff. :, the
proYihnns OF an aet, entitled s. An atf so pre-
vent acts hof;ieto the u. 8. &C." A-t.ofe
Smith, who being foemnly f,yorn. true a .wers
to make t. the following interrogato-ise, de.
pofeth. as will appear in the anfVers foilcning.
the queries hereunto, written in his OWE hand
VIZ.
1. Are Won acquainted with the views of col.
Burr. from any converfstion with vonr fl.
TIER?
Ans. ! have never been informed of the views
of col. Burr, bur from report and never lad
any conveIfatioD with my father on tat Cub.
jrd until the Sd of Jan. lso7, after my return
from Marietta
9. When did yon leave Cincinnati!
Ans. On the Sd Dec. 1906.
O. Was your father at that time in Kentucky,
and how long had he been abfent.
Ans. Yes, he was, and had not feen him for
feverai we ks previous 10 my journey to Ma
r'etta, owing TO an excurfi IN on Mad river
settlement, from whence did not return IN
III the 2Sth Nov. 1906, and my father having
farted the day before for X ntucky; nor did
ever hear from him, until Icame to Lime
ttone, on my return.
4. Did any corrrfpondence take place between
yonr f'ther and yourteIf during your ablsnce
from Cincinnati?
Ans. In NJ way whatever.
g. Were you engaged m any hufinefs for your
father while you were ahfant?
Ans. No. nei her going to, returning from
Marietta.
S. VIII you rate. nirutely, thu hufrefs which
took YOU to Belle Pre- and Marirtta?
Ans. ] W.. employed by grnilefn,n 70 carry
fraied letter to- q Mr.. Blenntthsf'rt, the
conrents Of which he did not communicate,
ar the author &C IL, to me.
7. Do you know whether your f1'her was di-
reHty or indirectly acquainted with your bu-
fnef- 10 Belle PIE and Marietta
Ans. H was not.
(Signed,)
A. D. SMITH,
S1vorn and IubieribedLefore me,
(Sgae6,)
HhT7HEEY MEMO.
One offbe ofociafe judgeJ qVifbia and for the
county Of Hamilton, end fate Of Ohio.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-06
LONDON, Dec. 90.

A very extraordinary report has prevailed for
days Paft in the city. 1t is ftaied that Britilh
ihips Of war are actually employed, with the
content of the Spaniih government, in transport
ing the treafures Of South America to Europe
1t is fad thar feven millions of Dollars, already
laden on board of an Englifh friga,e, in order to
he fent home from New Spain, have been partly
UNDERWATER at LIoyd's that the quantity OF
dollars expt Esd to he thus brought to Europe,
is 81, 600, 900, and that Britih O. is now on her
way to receive cargo Of this valuable fpecie at
Vera Cruz.
The following enumeration was, we under
Rand, re eived on Thurfday by government,
whole dupstches from St. Peteriburgh are of
the 18th Nov.
There are inPoland, Rufians 10000
Coffacks 10000
Prus.under Kalkreutb 25 600
Rul1ians at Riga 80 600
In Vobynia $4,000
Making q total force of 22l ,oco
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awakened no from dir political
death, we, in full confidence, return him the
following declaration. We will not only grant
the number Of recruits that are required, but
viii alto give to all the new RATED folders of the
country, cloth, fhirts, and noes fufficient to
|eqsip them. a. we'll a. month's pay ard it
il Mould happen that we cannot deliver theie
articles IN kind, we will agree with NJ. Suk.
(lericki, proficient Of the commiffariat of PoftD,
for the faid articles according to their value.
This llittle facri6ce will prove to our liberia
tor. that the only appeal which has been made
TO Nc, Becomes Polanders,' has been fuffici.
ent to put into his hands our lives and our pro.
perty."
The Emperor Napoleon foou after his arrival
at Pofen, gave a folemu audience to the depu.
tations from the Senate, Clergy, and Mobiles.
& after hearing their addrefs in Latin & French !:
he anfwered them IN the following words {:
I" l!lufrions Mobiles, ffnew yourfe'ves worthy
of your ancetors they dictated to the Princes
Of Brandenburgh Mofcow was in their pof-
felton, they conquered Widdin. and thus de-
livered all the chriftian world from the yoke of
the Turks. am perfectly fatis6td with all
that have feen Of YOU, as well al with the re-
ports Of my Generals. 7 AaN proclaim snv in-
dependence at Narfaav. If the n ood of the an
Gent brave Poles fti' flows in your veins, all Of
you will arm, and form the refoution to con-
quer or die. Your fate 10 now in your own
hands. I expect to fee proofs of your courage
and bravery. Let me witnefs your zeal. Words
or affnrances do Cot fa'isfy me. Let me be.
hold the cohorts of noble army fighting by
the fid- OF my folders"
The Emperor Napoleon has reviewed the
corps of Marfhal Seult before Pofen. The
other corps of the French army arc expected
before that town. on their way to Warfaw.
where the Grand Duke of Berg already is, with
his vanguard, having entered it on the retreat
of the Rufiians. The Emperor intends to go
to Warfaw as foon as the troops have taken the
petitions aligned To them.-The army fup-
ports itfelfo the vieula, and the confederated
Polonefe are encampea at Czekok, 70 as to
make part Of the right wing of the army. Mar
dlal Soult. with his corps, forms the left wing
at Bionick and Naidarzin. The Rufiar,, at the
date of the laft accounts, were on the other
file of the Viitu'a, and had their head quarters
at Kamaniec; 70 that the French army was oh
iged to pafs the river, in order to attack it. 1t
10 computed, that befides the 10000 French
troops which have gone to Poland, so 900 more
are on their march thither. Three ,houfand
ofthe Polifh Legion arrived in Frankfort on the
I'd inf.
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From the London Evening PoA, Tan. l..

BRIrIsH NAvY.-The following is the fta'e
of the Brtifh NavaI Force up to this day - In
conmifiion. lss fhips Of the line (sl of hem
are at fea y Is of from so guns to ~ e OF them
at Tea y l6s frigates (lss of them are at fea y
100 Hoops, &c. (fq5 of them are ut Tea j and
geo gun briggs and other veffels (2Ol of them at
fea.) Making total of 765 veffrls {s5s Of them
at fra.) In ordinary. so ihps Of ,h- line 10
from SO to 44guns SO frisdrss. so Hoops, &c.
and e gun briggs, and other veffels. Tots' 1873
Building, 81 fhips of the line, 80 fiigates, 80
Hoops, &c. 7 gun briggs and other vef1tls. To-
tai lis. Thewhole amountto 1868 lhips and vef-
fels, of which ego are of the line.
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me9t>9nnle9.
CAPTURE OF cuRRAcoA.

KINesTos, JAMAICA, Jan. "a.
On Saturday night lat arrived 1t Port Royal, his
majefys frlgate Anton o. 10 guns, Captain Lydard,
from Curacao with 500 prifoners, and the colours
captured that iaand, which was taken in the moi
extraordinary and gallant manner, by fqusdron of
frigates, eonGaing Of The
Arsthufs s4guns Captain Brfbane.
Latons SO Wood.
Anfap 30 Lydiard.
Fhgsrd s. Bottom.
For kill in planning, angular boldnefs in executing
this event will rank amongh the fra Of heroic aai-
ons-it is indeed perfectly in union with every thing
glorious in the pat, and an example Of every thing
great to the future.
As our fsuadron did not pofIefs the means Of laying
regular fege to the place, Captain Brifbsne came 70
the determination of falling into the port, and form.
ing forts hitherto cenldered impregnable or pc.
rIihing IN the attempt, for impoible The
time ehoen day dawn the morning Of the firlf
of January, when all the boats were ho,fted OUT aud
the fquadron food in with irong breeze, the Are
thufa leading. The enemy were panic flruek at fueh
unexpected temerty, all eonfufion here folders
without ORicers-there officers without folders--a-
Iarm drums beating in all directions; Britiih faua-
dron in their very harbour, and within pifol fo of
their bait cries before fun rife. Troops collected az
Otra Brandy prevented from eroffing the wa
ter, our zip. interpreting not more than thre.
broadldes fred from our frigaes when the hps
companies and officers Of the Arethufa and Anton.
with the marines Of the La,ona, headed BY Captains
Bfiibsne aud Lydiard were landed, Fort Amnerdam
liormed, and all the works had Britifh colours
lying before eight O'Clock, fort Republic On the h,
and Caracas fort excepted. The Fifgsrd had or
dsrsto a9 sgainit Qua Brandy, two batteries dillne
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-06
Poll Of The election offbe Sixteen PeerI of Scot
land, Dec 5ib 1906.
TIL CANDIDATES WE'RE rHg FOLLOWING !:

The Gxteen Rrft were elected.
All thofe chofer, with the Jingle exceptian of
Lord Aberdeen. were Imported by the Earl of
Lauderdale and hi friends.
None Of tbs ROYAL Family voted, except the
Prince of Wales as Duke of Rothfay.
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Donlegtlc.
NETWORK.

NETWORK. ALBANY, Feb. Q
On Monday the new Council of appointment
met for the frit time, and commenced their q.
perat'on. by the REMOVAL of DE WITT
CLIN TON from the MAYOR of
NEW York; They then concluded to rrh
from their labours till Wedneiday.
Albany Regiaer.
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CHILLICOTHR. Plh. L.

The following Is the depoiition Of John Smith,
efq. relative to Burr-and the que iions to, an.
rivera Of, Mr.. Amhrois Smith, on the fnhipA Of
his carrying letter to Blannerhahet both of
which were reluctantly poRponed ait week for
the want of room.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-06

il il rumoured, and we believe with truth,
that eaaea5, competed OF Livizg8on5 and Lii.
vi1gROnianf, has lately been held Al Clsrmoa.--
when It was determined TO pm forward the
Ex-Cbaneeiior Tor the next Prehdent, IN oppoi-
ton to MIR. J.6scion ID.
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a Jamaica paper Of the oath Jan. Gates, tina,
the ichoon,r EnzA had arrived there from New
Orleans, with dispatches to the governor and
admiral. They were fuppofed to relate 10
Burr's confpiracy.
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Judge THOMPSON, who refides in this ci-
ty, is the fuccedor Of De WTH Clinton. The
citizens of New-York will no doubt exprefs
their gratitude to the council for taking the
pains to fend them Mayor all the way from
Albany! ID.
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See tbat 07sG able q0ork, /" W,ar in EiIym)S,"
in schieb fbfJa5isa 10 treated IN me9srl, man
,,er-
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do certify, that on 4th day Of Sept. 1906.
COL a. Burr, fent to my boufe in Cincinnati
penciPd note IN the following words, to wit:
Dear Sir,
Being in few mics of you, fend forward
young man to know if you have room aud bed
for me, If NOT, tell me what tavern is beR.
Your ade6tionate,
A. BURR.
4sb Sept,
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told the young n,ao in reply, that col. Burr
heuld be welcome 10 iuch accoumo dations "a