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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-15
Corn, Wheat, &c. for Sale.


DY virtue ola deed Of trust made to me by
ID Richard B. lee, Esq. of Fairfax coun-
ty, toseene to Ellicott, Campbell and Wheel
Ell, the payment of q certain sum of money
therein mentioned, will offer at public auc-
ton, Oh SATURDAY, the goth OF June
next, forraady cash, at the plantation OF the
said r. B. Lee, ON which he nov lives, the
following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
TO VII:
I. All the Wheat Of last,crop which grew on
the said farm, supposed to be 1000 bushels.
All the Wheat of last crop which grew Oh
his Lonely estate, near the falls Of Potomac
Supposed l5co bushels.
500 barrels Iatian Corn, upca the said TWO
estates.
50 ,gorses and Mules, upon the two es-
tates, and so head OF neas Cattle.
The sale will commence at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, and, continue until all is sold
Or so inuca thereof as is sufficient to satisfy
the sail claim.
Edmund |. Lee.
Nav 10. dts
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lalt received from Philadelphia

81 Cahfai2. ktaiid,
= chests Young Hyeon, and
boxes Tyson Shatan lea, OF a superior
eSSstlsss, witch viii be sold low.
I.ikcsrise 81 Haad,
h!Fis. good Sugar,
p bids. Mol.isses, of a geol quality,
Salt Of various kinds,
!. Md a coes-ans sapflsy of Flour suitable fer
st4ilY use.
Jofepa Dean.
March 81 q
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lust RECEIVED,

TUO kEOEIV III,
AND FOR Sale B7- TIE SUBSCRIBER,
100 boxes Mould & DiptC ANDLES
1000 pieces yellow NANKEENS
4 cases Irish LINENS
10 bales India COTTCNS, assorted
barrels Glauher's SALTS
90 casks Malaga WINE
And few boxes choice bordeaux CLARET.
John G. Laid.
June II d
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INFORMATION WANTED.

HEIR ArLAw OF George Spence, for
merly Of St. .Mary-Axe, London, Mer-
chant, who died lJss.--lf any person
can give informa,ioa as to JoHs RussEt
SsEScE, son Of the said George Spence,
(suppo.ed to have died in virginia, i79s,)
or OF MARY Ann HuNTIR, widow, or
ELlzAskTH SfENcE, the daughters of
the said George Spence, and Annnitants
of His Grace Charies Duke Of Queens
bury and others, under their fathers wills
so as the Heir at Law Of said George
Spence may be asesrtained, viii be
handsomely rewarded for their, trouble,
by applying 70 Mr.. ]. H. Gibson, Soli-
eisor, 9, Lombard Street, London.
- Printers in the u. S. win please to
insert the above a few timss, particular.
~ those in the Southern States. .
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Extract efa hrtter from CAPE Francois,
dated AbrHl,


The commerce of this country is
much more shackled nov than ever it was
during the latter time Of DE- ssaline's des.
Posic reign. BY decree of General
Chris.oPhe. thefPHiee Of coffee, through
out his Jurisdiction is fixed at IS sons
and it must be purchased from Governs
ment only Tie planters are not psrmi,.s
ted to dispose of it to indiyiduals-Beef,
Pork, Wine, Oil, Soap, Gin, with Sc.
veral other articles usually shipped to
his country, are selling for less than
cost in America. In fact, 1 do not see
any thing short of ruin staring those in
the foe who are so wild as to adventure
to this county in its present distracted
state. The coast has been clear! of pri.
vateers oflate, and vessels dropping in
every few days. Potion is much more
favorable to commerce than the petty
tyrants who commands here" :
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XIIHEREAs my son John Baker,
wv jun. has wi.hou, any Just cause
leh me and his conduct towards me has
been improper tdo hereby notify the
public, that I win not 70 future Be an.
swerable Ees shy spasraet which he may
make; neither WI Z allow any credit
for any money he may hereafter collect,
now due to one. Those who are indebe.
ed to me, are therefore cautioned againse
making him any paynsnts on my account.
JOHN BAKER, sen'r.
Martinsburg, May -, 1907. -. .;
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of d. fresh engagement between the Rus
SLAMS and French in which the latter
claim the victory. This action is said
to have taken place, in the neighbour
hood of Koningsburg, which place was
invested. AS we already have accounts
from Paris of the 3oth March, and from
Bordeaux Of the 4th of April. both silent
as to this event, we apprehend there must
be some mistake in this report. The
gentleman also informs, that accounts
were received at Marseilles Of an advan.
tage obtained over the Russians by the
Turks.
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CTRAYED from he planta.ion fths
- subscriber on Back Creek, (fofmer-
y Harper's and Murry's mill piace) ON
Tuesday evening the 10Th inst. q dark
brown mare, nine years old, hstween
IS and l6 hands high shod befors, tro.s
and Paces, has never been docked but
has the haif on her tail cut. Also 1 bay
mare, abo9tsix years old, about iS hahds
high, she'd before, and had half of shoe
on one Of her hind feet, and 10 = natural
trotter. l win give . reward Of four dol
lars TO any person who viii return the
above Creatures 20 me, or two dollars
for either ofthem.
JOHN CARVER.
May 80, 1907. l..
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From Bil5aa, March "a, [received at
Marbirhead1

Sour chief purpose is to Inform you,
that some time ago, in consequence of
an order, the quarantine was reduced to
a few days, but unfortunately soon after,
an American vessel arrived at Alicant,
from Barnstable, onboard Of which were
found two sailors with the highest symp-
toms of the yellow fever. In conse.
quence, q severe order was issued from
the King himself, that all vessels coming
from the U. States, should perform a
strict quarantine of 40 days. At FIRST It
was reported and believed generally, thar
the cargoes could. not be Handed, or the
captains permitted to visit the Lgzaretto;
but upon further Information, We were
assured, that the catgoes might be dis
charged, and the masters be privileged
As BEFORE" l.
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A London paper Of the 2ni Of April
has been received at New York, con.
tanning no intelligence OF importance.
The Duke Of Richmond has been ap-
pointed Lord Lieutenant of I,rl,nI.
Various reports of an armistice and pro.
hable. lPaeiieation between=thr Freuth
and the Russians prevailed At Eondon.
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Notice Is bereky gipsa,

THAT a petition will be presented
i to the County Court of Jefferson,
at the next Jply Court to be. held for the
said County, for the diseontindance Of
the following road, commencing at the
forks Of the Shepherds Town road at
the corner Of Robert Sherlsy's keld, and
running from thence over the lands Of
Jarvis Sherley, M.jr. George Wash-
ingtons heir, md othsrs, 70 charles-
Town.. -Et,I3=-sssE-zz.-, - = =
May as, 1907. >. -~z-.--.-- J: zs4. -
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THE subscribers respectfully inform

THE subscribers respectfully inform
L the Inhabitants Of Martinsburr
and its vicinity, that they hayejus COM
menced the Timing business At the
house of Mr.. WIN. Sommerville, next
door to the printing Ofice.-They In
tend also 10 work in sheet iron. The
business win be carried on in an exteu+
siye manner -bs them, ali demands
therefore, IN ,hsirline, can at any time
be complied with. 49,
- JAMES RoTHRocK.
= WILLIAM MAKEN.:
May 90, 1907. II s.
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MAR TLNSBURG, Nan go.

At a meeting eta number efthe naeas-
Yrs ofthe Bars IF Tsfsrsen, Berkeieys
and Frederick in MartIns6urg on the 26th
Of May 1907, it ,uas unanimously q
REsoLvEp, that in te,timany Of their
high respect for the memasy ef their de-.
parted brother, PHILIP p. WILSON,,
and Of theirxegret far his kass, the mem.
bers ofthe Bar -viH ,Vear a scarlet iacl
Grape on the hef arm OR the space Of ons
month.
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- PHILADELPHIA -A4cu 4,

77=zsFaFa7ae7pIla1 N4G9 To-
A letterfrom an"Amefiean gentleman
q Port.an Prince, to his friend in this
city, ofthe s2nd April, states, that a
battle had been fought. within few
miles Of that place, between the parties
OF the North and South, in which the
former had been, defeated, and driven
farther North-andlh that it was expected
a fewdays would put period to the reign
Of Ehristophe.
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tCoPr.l .
ii. nj. S. DR1vE

IL. M. >. DRIVER,
Rebellion Roads, Charleston, Hay s. so7.
Sri have received your letter aud
having some doubts as to the authority
by which it was written L thought pro-
per to satisfy myselfo on that head before
! should reply. By the threat il con.
tains, you appear. like your govern.
ment, to have something se4learn. A
British subject knows too we'll how to
respect and obey the laws of his own
country, to offer, Intentionally, an out
rage to those Of others, when once they
are known tobe so, but / have to observe
the Proelamation you mentioned to have
been issued in May, 1907, ! know, no.
thing of of that which was Issued in
May, 1906. lhavs only TO say, that 60
far from being either creditahle or be.
coming in the President of country,
wishing to be ranked amongst the eiyi.
1ized nations Of the world, L. would in
the opinion of every liberal and enlarged
mind, have disgraced even the sanEui.
nary pen of Robespierre, or the most
miserable petty state Of Barbary. It ap.
pearing that the supposed offence is to
be rendered by repetition of the cir.
eumstanees complained of, and tina, ON
those who, so far from having any thing
to do with the supposed aggression, were
not even on the American coast, Al the
time.--And as Captain; Whitby's trial
may, probably At this moment be pen.
ding, with the concurrence Of the Uni.
ted States, and the proclamation resting
on his being brought to justice, i. ought
tohaye been thought of. -e,t!., . =
However. as my proceeding to sea.
comes within the limits ofmy in.en,ious.
aeoordinsto the orders l am under, /
shall doso whenever the pilot thinks pro-
,Per-whieh, orders have for their view
the advantage Of the American flag, a.
well as the protection ofthe British. But
Unjust observe, that the difficulty that
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we experienced in obtaining sufficient
!quantisy Of water for the purposes wish,
obhges me to have recourse to such me-
thods as are completely within my pow
erwhich I otherwise should not have
thought Of. In the mean time il Is ne.
cessaty to inform you, that bic majesty's
ship under my Command, is,at all times
readyto resist, and punish, any INSULT
that may be offered to the flag she has
the honor to bear, to the last drop Of
blood that shall remain, Of the dutiful
aud loyal subjects of beloved sovereign,
aud An exalted country. IT,.
lhave the honor to be,
Sir, your humble seSan.,
fsigned1 =
WIN. LOVE.
To captain Kalseisen, &c. &c.
Fort Johnson, S. C.
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Cam munication for information.

Communication for Information.
Mani naturally an inqaisitive Being,
and for information sake, correspon-
dent wishes to know, whether the cele-
braeed General Moreau was ever in
America 1.-The public prints did, an-
nounee his arrival; that the citizens of
Philadelphia gave him public dinner,
and that he had resided at the elegant
villa ofrhe hate Robert Morris, Esq. on
the banks Of the Delaware, Apostle to
Trenton. Thebattle of Lodi was also
publicly displayed, to give celebrity, we
presume, to the great warrior. There
was also IN account published, that
General MORGAN had left America, and
had arrived in Lisbon, with his suit, to
take an active part in the great move
ments in the old world. Some again say,
that Msreaun never was in America, aud
Z that. fcegYnifo, the corn6ind armies,
against the French, are Immediately
underhis direction. An answer from our
intelligent correspondents, on these sub
jects, is respectfully solicited by many.
The circuit court for the Virginia
district met the '22nd inst. at Richmond.
A. this term it is expected will come on
the fmpoftant trial Of Aaron Burr, I'M
qaestionably the most interesting, which
has occurred SINCE the establishment Of
the General OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES days,
his presumed, will elaPse before any
material step will be taken in this case,
The grand Jury will be probably empan-
nrlled the first day of the term, and bills
laid before Observation-Disclosures evidence
is then offered and they are judged by
them to be true bills, still it is most like
" that time will be allowed for the full
attendance Of witnesses before the trial
isentered upon. Messrs. Eaton, Trux-
ton, Bollman and Swartwout, with others
have already passed on to Richmond, but
we have not heard of the arrival Of &C.
neral Wilkinson, WITNESS, we should
suppose, whose attendance will be indis-
prnsAble. Equally so will: probably be
that testimony (which relates to the al
lodged overt acts committed ON Banner
hasset's Island. 1t is supposed that
Gen: Wilkinson has taker, water pas.
sage to the Atlantic states. If this is so,
it will fender the time of bis arrival I'M
certain. From all these circumstances
the public will probably be uuder the me-
cessity of exercising their patience for
some time. s.
GNat, Init
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= n is pt,y generally, admitted. .tlsat anr
tRbhc roads ,udnf aafnding, especially fhe,
dangerous chaSm that Is too apparent,
ra'9toay eftAebrfgst. Humanity shua.
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ders far the traoeier, and evsry ans sDho
passes on horse back or in carriage. Ger.
tainfy does it in imminent peril, j not at
theerisk efEfe. No doubt, the proper
authority will contemplate the reparati0T.
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-, ~ Es "Chapter on Accidents,'
has been received, ru- areSsarty it, cam,
tents are not sufficiently intcrrsnng to
Ohr readers, as to eybtaiH publicity. :Any
thing .oo,thy efOut co!umns shall receive
sespectfM attention..
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PHILADELPHIA, Mau 10.

, Extract q a letter tIom Bar5adoes, d.
ted AfrH1l
+" Besides the news which the papers
contain, we have nothing, except the re-
port ola French squadron being memens--
y expected at Martinique with a rein.
iorcement OF troops for that island and
Guadaloupe. We have one 90, and
four 74's, besides frigates, SO that we
have nothing to fear" - \ 80. 80
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man gives as Of smother. unless We have
a good opinion Of his own so neither
should We believe the verdict which the
mind pruuounees, till We 6rst examine
whether ii be impartial and unbiased;
whetheritbe in proper temper to Judge,
and have proper lights to Judge BY.
The want Of this previous act Of seLf
Judgment, Is the cause Of much self de.
eeption and false Judgment.
~ssssssAss~~sssssaS s..
-" No degree Ofwis and learning, no
progress IN commerce, no advances in
the knowledge Of Nature, or in embel-a
lishments OF art, can ever thoroughly
tame that savage, ii. natural human
heart without religion. The art of So
cial life may give : sweetness to the
manners and Language, and induce, in
some degree, Above Of justice, truth and
humanity; but attinments derived from
such inferior causes are mo- more than
the .emblanee ard the shadow Of the
qualities derived kon pure christianisy.
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MAT. Int.J

I" Cdrlest0n, Nay 9.
The following is copy of the answer
of the Commander of the British sloop
OF war, Driver, to the letter Of Captain
kal,eisen, which appeared in the City
Gazette Of Monday last
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31

Mr.. Joseph Torrer, supes,,,.
Tor Ph'ladslphia, undergone y ID
CONSEQUENCE Of having been = s,bo ,p''s !,
that Mr.. Samuel II. Ssrr arr S,sa'tt Aa
y on OF abou, the l4.h e n Il Sas
boafd The said brig Union. ''ha
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HON RE r. cHssoND ENQ UIRER.
TRIAL

Fcoutinued 6y Adjournment aid held az the ca
ni.oi in The Hall Of fdes houss Of Delegates,}
Tor High Treason against the U. States. !
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AsT. SEssyIicaham. You saw general Topper
and Mr.. Woodbridge thar pigal? Ayes.
q. Was colonel Burr there! A. No.
did no, see him. &C. Did yon understand
whether he was ia that part of the coun,ry
at tha, time "a. I understood pot.
(7;o Be confirmed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10

There is no doubt in England but tia, peace would
have been refored to the world had Mr.. Fox lived,
yet FRANCE as it may appear the is iaid be po-
pular.
Policies were offered London and Liverpool that
Bonaparts would be in poirvflon of Peterborough BY
a certain day-SPecifie day forgotten.
Murat it was expected would be created King Of
Poland.
American Flour declining.
The projects of Aaron Burr, had not produced
much conversation in England when the Century fail.
ed.
Inturance on American vef1els had fallen sc
per cent. A!exandr;a Ex,aofter.
Fron, The liverpool Edpertiier, Jomary 8.
Sir Hartford Jones has brought the latel &C.
counts to Government from the headquarters
al the Rufiian armies. He had full oppo-tu.
nifty of viewing them with his own eyes, and
we have his authority to fay, that he never faw
an army in higher fate of dfcpline, better
appointed in every refpect, or more eager to
meet the enemy parme blanche. The two
columns of RuIans under Generals Bennington
and Buxhovden, amounting in all to 100000
men, he fays, NUT have joined on the 9Th or
9th of Dec. He brings an account, on the au-
thority oflctters from Elbng, dated the sth OF
December, that the French paiitd the Viitula
| and took pofeiIion OF Thsrn.-Ettafettes from
GrandcntZ and Maiienwerden confirm this in.
telligence-Sut the French were very much re-
duced by hckneis. About one fourth of their
whole army were down in fiux and other diff
cafes.
| On the 18th u!t. Lord Hutchifon and fuite,
in the Sparrow sun-brig, pafIed the ifland of
Atholm or Chritanfoe, and expected to land
at Pillau on the 10th. The Treaf,lre Of the
king of Pruiiia was on board vefiels at Pillau,
ready TO put to iea at a moments notice.
! The Auitrans had formed itrong Gordon all
along the banks of the Pc liza. This army is
in fine order, and their magazines pentifuIly
fupplied. The people of Aufrian Poland re-
manned perfectly quiet, and the levies at Pet.
rlchau, Flock, Kaiifz, Gnelen, and Pofen, in
Pruiiian Poland, had by no means anfwered the
hopes of the French.
Several letters dated the 10th of December
have been received from st. Peterborough, which
mention that itrong Ruifian force, under the
command OF General Won Efien, had taken
poi1etiion of Choczim. 1t is itated, that the
| Ruitan General, on his arrival before the place
tummoned it TO furrender, which was refuied
the Ruiiiaps then began to lombard it, and
threatened TO take if by form and pnt every
man to death found in the garriion. This had
the deired effect.
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ALEXANDRIA, March Q.

Yeeerday arrived at this port, the fhip Century
Capt Dade from Liverpool which port ihe left the
9th Of January.
Having the pleafure of fpending few hours with
very intelligent gentleman who came panenger in
the Century, able fate that the Treaty be-
tween this country and Great Britain was ratified by
the lait named power and forwarded by a venel for
Charleitou, name unknown, which failed before the
Century left Liverpool
The January packet underhood to have left
Falmouth for New York, previous to the 9Th of Janu-
ary
Alho' fuch repeated combinations Of the reeapture
Of Buenos Ayres had reached England it was not full
~ credited when the Century left Liverpool :the FOL-
lowing extract from Cores Advertiser of the 9Th Ia
nuary, will hew however that they began to iuipca
the poifbility thereof-"A notice to the following
effect was on Monday poAed at Lloyds tina, the re-
ports received Libon, relative the recapture u
Buenos Ayres, iuch may make il prudent for
Englilh Ships bound fer 'he River Plata to Obtain
previous information either at Rio Janiero or any
part Of the ColA, before they enter that River"
The recapture ol Buenos Ayres, will be a fevefe
blow to the hirping Merchants it is calculated that
Goods the amount 81 5000 OOOL lerling have been
eiit from England, Ia veiels had left Liverpool for
that place, and more were adyer,ifed as ready to-
fail on the 9th ian. OF fsddles alone $4,000 had
been fen, from England, 10000 Of which were nip
ped from London.
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BALTIMORE. March Q.


Blythe arrival ofthe VIM. Penn, from Bordeaux
Paris papers have been receceived tothe date of
January Sd incluhve. A gentleman of this Ci.
~ has politely favored us with the loan of a fl
of the Paris 4rguJ from Dec. 4th to the above
date. This file does not contain the annuncia-
ton OF any important event !; but there are fe-
veral articles which we are fure will be nteref-
ing to our readers. Thefe we lhall lay before
them with all pofiible fpeed.
Reports prevailed at Paris on the sd of Ia
nuary that rupture between the U. States ana
Great-Brtain was certain.
The Poles are organizing themfelves into mi
litary iquadrons under the orders of Gen. Dom
browik.
The prefence of the French at Warfaw has
given that place an air of great vivacity. They
have Italian, F, ench and Poiih theatres open
there.
he negotiations between the Porte and the
ServIan nfnrgents have been broken off and
Germ Georges has recommended his operati-
ons. a High; kirmifh between them and the
Turks took place in the beginning of Nov. near
Belgrade.
French troops are at Anclam, waiting the de-
termination of the king of Sweden on a propo-
htion relative to the neutrality of Swedllh Po-
merania.
few days anterior to the nth of Deceaber,
10000 men palied through Berlin on their way
TO Poland.
national gendarmerie is organizing through
out the conquered Prullian ftates, to protect
the high roads, nfure the arrival of fubfltenCe,
and cahfe perfons and property to be refpeGted
The annual fairs at Leipfick were to be held
az ufual.
1t is announced that the French have COM
menced the bombardment of DaDtZck. This
town is one of the richeft aud moi comfortable
of the north Of Europe.
Burr'S project (extracted from an American
paper is mentioned in the Paris papers.
Several lhips of the line going to be fitted
out in the greatef hate at Copenhagen. The
ramParts of the citadel have had cannon plant
ed on them lately, and the guards are doubled
as are thoie in the barbor.
The following article eviDces that the impe-
rial decree is not intended to include private
property.
General Clarke, Governor General of the
Pruliian conquered provinces, has, in concert
with the intendant general of finances, given or
ders to the particular cemmandants and inteD-
dants TO take off the frals which had been laid
provifioDalIy on the fequefered merchandise at
Magdeburg, Stcttin, CuaTin, and'Frankfort on
the Oder, which merebnndi1e being briVafs
3robery, is not eOmprebrndsd in the decree Of tbe
EN- IF November"