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tresscd seamen in that port. 3nerican.
By this arrival we have been OBJ si,iely
furnished with Dutch papers down to the
sd OF March, being 70 DAYS later than here
tofore RECONCILIATION which we have made
the following Observation-Disclosures.
PARIS, March rs.
The queen of Naples lctt this capital the.
day before yesterday. Agreeable 10 ad,ices,
the Grand Duke Of Berg has departed from
Bayonne and probably has arrived agaln 1T
valladoiid, III Spain.
PERSIA, CfEHERAN,, December "a
The General Gardanne, minister pieni-
potentiary of II NJ. the emperor, arrived
here on the 4th December. He left Fink
enstcin in the month of May
Feth Ali Schah. sovereign of Persia, has
received general Gaidanne i'll the most ho-
norable manner, and tie p esent,ng of the
minister has been executed with 4 splendor
heretofore never exercised towards any t.u-
ropean ambassador In order to render MAJ
poleon, in the person OF his minister, a new
token of esteem, the Emperor OF Persia has
presented general Garlianne with the order
of the Sun of the first class, as lkewise it
has Pleased Ills imperial higiness to bestow
that OF the second cIass 10 Rousseau and La =
sard, Secretaries OF Legation; touahin, hrst
interpreter, SIC.
Stockholm, March 5.
The war with Russia has really begun, and
as it was feared and expected. TO TAG s, eatese
lprejuCiice of our Kingdom. After q deciara-
ton OF the 10th of Feb;ua"j, by II. M the
tempcror Alexander, the .,,tssi.,n troops or
the 22d of the same month entered Finland,
made themselves masters Of the CITY of Loui
T, sa, and have, as they met with but little re-
| sstance, advanced most rapidly, SO that &C
IL.
! vicinity OF Abo; how lar our troops proceed
ing through Lapiand have advanced, is OF
known. Tie information of these GENTS,
watch DIR court did rot look for soon has
made great impression, and has caused The
King himself to adopt measures which can
neither better our cause nor amelioratc or
circumstances, He has caused the Russian
envoy, Mr.. Alopaus, Junr to be arrested b, All
adjutant ond the archives of the legation
10 be sealed. TIE said envoy, together win
his suite, is ocGed w IN his hotci under
guard no person la. access to him but his
physician. All foreign ambassadors at our
court, even those from England not exclud-
fed, have made fruitlcss ,,nioiie,ations "a
,gainst this defamation of national rights,
(which Is the more reproaciab. sh6aii 1t De
true, as report says, that a courier sent
from Petersburg, to Mr. Alopcus had been
stopped at Ado, and had been robbed c. AS;
dispatches, -.
HEtSiNGBURG, March IS.
!, The rapid advances of the Russians in
Finland are conhrned. A Nyiand is in
their Pc er, and they are even in possession
OF the provincial capital He.singsars, con-
tanning 5000 inhabitants, which is fortified
by two citadeis!
| The President 81 tn Unted States left the
City on Friday last, on visit TO Mon,.,eilo. All
the heads of departments intend leaving the city
IN few days.....Fash. Fed.
On sh0ra visit, Ma. Int
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PHILADELPHIA, May 4.
STATE COMMITTEE OF coRREspo

DENCE.
At a stated meeting of the committee of
correspondence, appointed by the convention
assembled at Lancaster, at the last session
of the legislature, held at the house of John
Miller, in Fourth street, on Saturday, the
Both April, 1908,
1t was Resofped, That it be recommended
to the democratic citizens of the city of Phi
ladelphia, to assemble in town meeting, on
Monday the 10th day of May. next, at the
state house, at four o'clock in the afternoon.
for the purpose of expressing their opinion
on the choice of candidates for President and
V;ce-President Of the United States, at tie
next general election.
Published by order Of the committee,
THOS: LEIPER, Chairman.
WIN. DUANE, Secretary pro TEN.
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OHIO, MARIETTA, April 81

Wehave received communication stating
that Herman Blennerhassett has been arrest
ed and given bail to appear at Chillicothe to
answer to the indictment found against him
in January last for a misdemeanor.
Louis Stephen Felix is recognized as
French consul adj interim, at York, vice
General Rey, decamped-his debts unpaid
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Last EUening's MaiI.
NEW.YORK. NV. Z.

NEW-YORK, May, Z.
In the British packet QHccn Charlotte, from
Falmouth, were passengers, Colonel Mined
j. Bourne, esq. of S0uth-C alolln,- Mr. Hunter,
two French gentlemen, and lady. Mr. Bourne
is the bearer of dispatches from Mr. pnkney to
the secretary of state and Colonel NJ Neal, who
is the new British Consul for Louisiana, has dis
patches for Mr.. Erskine Mere. do.
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BALTINoPE MtLTTtA-The atttck on
the Chesapeake, while it excited the jndip-
nation, awoke also the slumbesing military
spirit OF orr country. No where. it is be-
aevad, has this spiri, bern 1ucrc ardcns or,
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The following are the documents laid before
khe House of Representatives by MIR. Clark
Of New Orleans, OH the 25th of. April last.
and ordered bv the house to be printed
To give a connected view of the subject,
we prefix Mr.. Clark's Introductory state
ment, which has been already published.
With the same view, we subjoin to these do
cunients a letter from Mr.. Ellicott, from
Pennsylvania, sormerly commissioner for
running the line between the United States
and Florida, to General Wilkinson of
which, Mr.. Ellcott, of his own accord fur
nished MIR. Clark with a copy, and has
since, at Mr.. Clark $ request, permitted
him to use it as he might think proper.
,.Baitin.ore North .fme1ican.
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q the Russian General in CAist, to the So!He-s
81 Finland
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The President of tn Ui,;ted States left the
City Friday last, on a visit TO Mon, clio All
the heads of departments intend leaving the city
in few days....Fash. Fed.
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Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The Collector Of 9ichmon6.
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re'Ts cethe American vessels and othcH dis
tresscd seamen in that port merican.
BY this arrival we have been OBJ. siuely
furnished with Dutch papers down Il the
Esd OF March, being 70 DAYS later than here
tofore received--from which we have made
the following translations.....dnei.
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GEN. MoREAu passed through this CITY
yesterday morning on his way from the South
to the North. He remained only during the
snort time necessary FOR changing the Mail
from the Petersburg to the Northern Stage.
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ODE LIST: addressed to J. R.-M. G. to whom
SE.DLEY lifts 1.-The untried song" and de
dicates "the infant lay" is SUSCEPTIBLE of
a dou6ie entendre, which the author may
not have intended, and for that reason,
alone, is laid aside. The three others, shall
follow in the order in which they arc num-
bered.
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F. PARIS, March rs.

The iGecn of Naples lcis this capital the
day before yesterday. Agreeable 10 adsites
the Grand Duke Of Berg has departed from
Bayonne and probably has arrived agalh 1T
Valladoiid, in Spain
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TO the French blockade aud American vessels.
carried into French ports, except, believe,
one short extract Of letter from Mr.. Arm
strong ofabout ten lines. From the sixteenth
OF August, think, to the twenty OF
December, there is, so far as appears to. US,
an entire chasm in Mr.. Armstrong; cores
pondence with his government-nothlng even
by DR.. Bullus. No man can believe that our
minister, at such time, has been so grossly
and criminslly negligent of his duty. With
the means of information Mr.. Armstrong has
Ibis observations, his opinions, his mere spe-
culations upon things passing before him at
Paris, and much more, that the language Boz
naparte has PERSONALLY HELD TO HIN and 10
other foreign ministers in HIS PRESENCE, are
at this alarming crisis of tae utmost import
ance to be known, both as they would be enti-
tied 10 influence the future operations OF 60.
vernment, and TO prepare the public mind tor
whatever may be the result. But Of ali this
we have nothing-these are secrets too hal
lowed to be intrusted to the representatives OF
the people, they can be no where safe but
in the private scrutoire of the president,
not even in the Office of the secretary of
state, where such papers heretofore were
always eposited-2hey would account rati-
onallN for the embargo; but the embargo I'M
fortunately WON'T do, its operation is too sem
sibly felt in she French and Spanish West-ln-
dia islands, and he Unsuitable tyrant of Eu
rope, determined. as, he is, to bestride the
ocean, to plant footon his side the Allan
tic, and give orders TO the, civilized world,
will not be content with such hsif way seryl-
lily from Mr. Jefferson and his leading string
rnaiority-No, Sir, after all our cranging,
from the passage Of the St. Domingo bill 70
the present moment, we find at last that our
only alternative is sheer disgrace or war with
France-for {" there stall be 10 neutraIs. -
We must now shut our ports against Ing
land alone, or France will make war upon US
We must ruin ourselves, and basely dlsho"
nor oursancestors-We must unite with Bo-
na,,arte, whose touch to liberty is pestllence
and death, IN order to starve and destroy Eng
land, or we must fight him-Let every Anne
rican decide for himself, the time is at hand
when the decision must be made; five ere.
united and firm we are safe, we can only tall
by treachery or suicide.
II MEMBER or CONGRESS.
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March IS.
N . 7 | G. f.

AT meeting of the Directors of the III.
tie River Turnpike Company, on the l9ta %
March, lsos-Ordered, That the Stockhold
ers in the additional shares in said company
do, and they are hereby required, to .nake ?
sixth payment to the Treasurer of the Com
many Of Ten Dollars on each share by thepa
respectively subscribed, On or before the first
day of May next-Also, the further sum OK
Ten Dollars on each share, On or before the
first day of July, also, the further sum of 5er.
Dollars on each share on or before the krst
day of September, also the further sum Of
Ten dollars on each share on or before the tlrss
day of November, also the further supa o.
Ten Dollars on each share by them respective
" subscribed on or before the srst dag CT
January, 300.
Jonah Tholnplon.
Treasurer !. r. I. cOmf1ony.
as,rcb a eol1n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-08

- The Proprietor of the
Alexandria Daay Advertiser, will
dilpoSe Of the Establishment on
moderate terms-there are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
s a the Lift encreasing,-T a
rrerion of Induitry and Talents
i { conducting a Newspaper,
'hHls would be desirable Situa-
c : Circumstances beyond his
oontroul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
, - a great Bargain if Applicant
sA De made ICON.
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zrxB 1sA'
Senate Of the United States,
APRIL 2, 1908.
CASE OF JOHN SMITH.

The Senate resumed about II O'Clock,
he consideration OF he case Of John
Smith.
Mr.. Key proceeded with the testimony
on the part Of Mr.. Smith, aud read sas
depos;sions of Thomas Rawlings, Jacob
Foah'e, William M'Faglane, Richard
Soo,sgste, Ethan Stone, Ssnue! |. Brown,
PaHas 2. Stewars, D. L. Kearney. T..
Morg an, Jacob Burnett, Arthur St Clair,
jun. George Russel. Nathaniel Nichols,
Ishn Armstrong, Isaac G.. Burnett, nj.
cholas Lopgworsh, James Laurie, b.
Chambers, Stephen M'Farland, Grifip
Yeatman and Barnet Hulings, to dsscrsdit
the testimony Of E. Glover.
Mr.. Harper shen, in order 70 present
connected view. OF toe whole testimony,
read the dispositions Of Peter North. op,
Nahaa Plat, 'Ge'shon Some,s, Heary
Bostsworsh, Philip Nichols, Josiah Fair
child, Sampsoo Bu,eh, !onGsaaa Gooass'l,
Timothy Shepherd, bsnncs Perry, d.
Foo,c. Gideon Bedford, Michael Parks,
Samus! Beers, Moses Boxford, Mox
K. Bedford, Asa Chapman, Amos Eeers,
Truman Beers, David d. Beers. David
Beers, Iohn Benue,, G. Hansford, Hen.
ry Rice. Josiah Hansford, BENJAMIN Hall,
Il. Griffin, --~-- Watkins, VIM. Watkins,
Joshua Webster, John c. Hedgkiss, VIM.
Andrews, r. Baldwin, ia support OF the
character of &. Glover.
Mr.. Key said he would 10 the next
,Is-s ryocasd IN adduce evidence relative
20 the affidavit Of Peter Taylor. Allho'
the counsel he said Of Mr.. Smith, did
not consider the evidence of Peter Tay lor,
Of colonel James Taylor, ADD others, as
proving any thing material against Mr..
Smith yet they would be able to shsw,
that it abounded with mistakes. With re.
gard 10 Peter Taylo. they should not
question his general character, but they
would offer evidence to shew that the
circumstances and situation IN which he
was placed were not such as entitled his
seslimony TO credit; they you'd shew
tha, he had testified to what were net facts.
They should prove this by his own deela.
rations, as well as by those OF others.
Mr.. Key then read the deposition OF
Peter Tavler, lately taken at Marietta,
aud the dispositions of Dudley Wood
bridge, John Broush & Morris P. Belkuap.
Mr.. Earpe, said tina. among the charg.
es against Ohio Smith, was his having ex>
pressed to colonel Taylor, sentiments un-
favorable to the union. Although they
might contend that spch charge, u Sub
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April 4
This IS to give Notice,

That the subscriber, Of Alexandria coune
v. in the district of Columbia, hath obtained
rom the Orphans Court of said county let
tiers testamentary on the estate OF Josefh IA
RE Perrin, late Of the county aforesaid de-
ceased all persons having claims against tee
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
them, with the vouchers thereof, to the SUB
scriber, on or before the 25th day Of Septepfr
Der next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those IN
debted thereto are required to make iminedt:
ate payment.---Given under my hand this 25th
day Of March, 1903.
Mathurin Perrin, Err.
March q. Staw6W
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asansiated, coasaiasd nothiDg OF efis1lnas'
;ty. they were nos disposed 20 rsss shs
defence on that ground. They den'Ed ms
charge. 10 saying ,i',s, they did nos o..
lieve that colonei Taytothad Intentionally
mis,a,ed the expressions of Mr.. Smith
They would, however, adduce she tees'uc"
ny of a man who was present at the ceoN
versation alluded TO, who considered "a
very differently from colooel laylor, viz
DR.. ] sellman, nsn OK respectable cha
racte r, both as TO vegaci,y and know'edgeo
MIR. Harper then read the depos;{lons
of DR.. John Ssl!man and general Henry
Csrberry
The las, point, Mr. Harper said. 90 whi1h
they would adduce testimony, was re!al'ys
to the journey Of Mr. Smith 70 Frankfort
where he had interview with ccionyt Burg
and they would shew that his objects ana
motives in taking it aliogethea FsgsS4ed
the transaction Of his personal coaceyaa.
The counsel then read the dispositions oA
Joseph Taylor. Johu Jordan, jan. hos'as
Hart, Daniel Bradley, AIexaodev PaFker,
and James Kelly.
When The senate adjourned, ahou. the
usual hour, 20 MONDAY.
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aIsrannrta palp anberttssr.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8.

It's with satisfaction we announce that the
whole numberof Shares of Stock for building
a Bridge across the Potomac have been sub
scribed for, and that the Commissioners will
meet tomorrow for the purpose of appoint
ing the time of holding an election tor Direct-
orS.
A vessel arrived at Marblehead on Monday
last, in IS days from, Rochelle, brings dis
patches from Mr.. Armstrong, for our go
vernment. The bearer was Landed at Port
land, and is supposed 10 have proceeded on to
Washington.
AT Antigua, on the 18th ult. the prices OF
American produce were---Flour Is dollars,
plenty tobacco Ia dollars, scarce; rice =
plenty; fish SO, scarce; corn. 50, DO
lumber of all kinds scarce and high,
Extract Of a letter from Cadiz, dated fe6rRs
arg l5.
" The French have levied on the lnhab.t-
ants of Lisbon q contribution of twenty mil
lions of dollars; and as the Prince Regent
carried off all the specie in his expedition to
the Brazils, the church plate has been seized
and two-thirds of the church revenues held IN
sequestratiJn for the payment.
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MONDAY. Abr,L 4.

Various deposisions were read, as wsa
such as had been transmitted 10 the aepare,
IS such as were offered or the part q Ms.
cHsiihs
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IN COMMON COUA Gil,

ORDERED,
THAT Henry Nicholson, Robt. Anderson
and Joseph Riddle, be commissioners to SUI
perintend an election to be held at the colne
Gil chamber on Monday the lth day of Apii&
next, for member of the common council
for ward No. 2, In place OF Jonn Sutton, no.
eligible.
Test.
JAMES n. M'REA. z. c.
q mil dit J,
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TUESDAY, AbxiI S.

:
Mr.. Harper read the Propositions OF Jos.
H. Brett, Jno. T. Moore, Gabriel NORA
Ersstus Rot, C.Ke,se-, Isaac &. feuDess,
David Zeigler, Joe. Bradford, jacob
BroadwelI. Josepa Van Horne, Samuel
H;ldge, George Williamson, III. willie
ans, William. Gofottl,. Messrs, Van
Rensselaer, Yer Marrow, Talmadsc, Ea',
cou and Davenport, Of ,be House OF Re-
presensatiyes, and Mr. EiShn Of The Senate
were then examined, and a,.esed 10 the
genera! character and sspeeseaili:y of tbs
witnesses, fran whom depostions had
beeo received on the part Of Mr.. Smith
Aboa. 1s O'Clock Mir KEY commeace3
a speech, which he concluded about four
o'clock, when the Senate Adjourned,
NJ. Smith reached this city on Sunday
and has since given his as'enda' &c OF ss,s
Senate.
(National AateHgencsg
g. A meeting Of the mem,
bers of the Rife CORPS is requested at the
court house on Saturday evening next at (
o'clock.
R1j order of the Can't
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March 10.
a superioe court Of CHANCE.

~ IRG1NtA-At a Superior court Of Chance
Gerry, holden at the Capitol in the City Of
Richmond, the LIST day of February, 1903
Edwin Hsyie, Painff-Against Join Hop
kins, Henry Lee, Cof4Jn Griffin, Samuel G.. A.
dams and John Banks, surviving partners Of the
Virginia Company, and Thomas Rutherford, Dr.
feHdaHfs
The defendant John Hopkins, not laving enter
ed his appearance and given security according
to the act Of Assemby aud the rules oftkis court.
and Il appearing to the satisfaction of thc couit,
that Inc is not AN inhabitant Of this country, or
motion Of The plaintiff by counsel, il is ordered,
that the sad defendant DO appear here ON the frst
day OF the nest term and answer che bill of the
plaintiff, and that o copy Of this t.rder be e.. =.
with inserted IN sonIe sspaper published In H..
city OF Richmond, for two months suceess;v.is,
and posted At the front door OF the cstJoIIs
tbs said City r'oi IN
Snto9Ly, Tets, PETER TINSLEY. c. c.
a. (lswSw)
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MINE LANDS F0R SALE-The subscri,

M me LANDS EOR SALE-The subscri
1N1 Der Will sell a Tract of LAND Continuing
2791 acres, lying in Hampshire county, within
20 miles of Winchester, on Cacaphon, a branch
of Potomac. This Lani contains large BODY
ofiron ore of an excellent quality, which has beei,
worked on small Scale, but discontinued for
want of funds and would be To any person able
to carry it on, avery valuable acquisition
ALsS--A tract in said county on the waters of
Mill Greek under the South Branch Mountain.
containing 25S scres-t97 acres on Mill Greek.
within 70 miles Of Romney-4OO acres on the
waters of Cacaphoh-1000 acres on the falls Of
Green River in the state of Kertucky, and 1000
acres on the waters Of Ohio III Kentucky.
Undsputed titles will BE given and terms
made known by applying to MIR. Harry Heth At
the Coal Pitts the subscriber at Cutlcs. on
James River, Is miles below Richmond.
WILL. M. HETH.
March IL. (ept2tI]
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- EMOV WATT has removed
~ to the nam street, next door above the Bell
Tavern where he offers FOR SALE the following
ARTICLES:
90 hhds. Brown Sugar, 80 hhds Molasses, 8
tlerces and barrels best green Coffee, 90 bids.
Antigua Rum, 5 pipes Holland Gin, 4pipcs Cog.
ma Brandy, 2 hhds and 90 bbls Northern Wills.
key, IS Or. casks old Sherry Wine, chests Y. II.
lea, . chests Hyson Skin do. chests Souchong
do and 70 sacks Liverpool ground Salt
Richmond, March 49, T1aw6vy7
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luencc against Your timid doubling, creep
ing policy, would indeed have been "fearful
| odds" We need no ghost to tell us what
| must have been the issue of such a conflict
But however backward in fighting the battle,
you were not among the last to reap the fruits
of the victory. Become secretary of state,
the eommis ~ of Pickering is chosen for
your, confidential agent. The duties ofun-
dcr-secretary of that department are dcvol-
we'd upon a Known libeller of the president.
Dispatches are made up and opened by him,
and that all may be of piece, the next per-
son in authority underhi (6) is a pupil of
the late General Hamilton one who has
been brought up at the feet of Gamalel and
imbibed his principles at least, however i'm
Penetrable to sense ofhis abilities.
But why this detail, when may defy the
warmest Of your adherents to point to sim
gle act of your. official life during the last
seven years by which you have been distin-
suished to your advantage. :, The Yazoo re-
port has, indeed, rendered you conspicuous,
and given celebrity to your name which
no doubt you would willingly forsgo. When
robbery has been committed, murder is too
apt to. suggest itselfas an expedient for con-
cealment and impnnity and in the spirit of
a hardened offender, you and your accompi-
ces have aimed to assaSsinate the character
OF those by whose intrepidity your attempts
upon the public property were exposed and
defeated FALKLAND.
., NOTES" ~
Q) The reader win perceive that this letter
was written some time ago-about Is months.
(2) This declaration was made to a member
of congress from Maryland, and it would seem, to
others also. See a late publication in the Enqui-
rer' under the signature of Hanpden
(5) The reader is requested to look back yup-
on past occurrences, and ask himself what
must have been the fate of the political struggle,
it the gentleman m question, like some other great
men, had sunk into retirement & yielded the field
to Mr. Adams and his party, during the two first
years of his administration 20 Mr.. Madison's
report was but justification of the course pursu-
ed by the Virginia Assembly during the too pre-
cedng sessions, in which Col Taylor so ably as
serted the constitution and the rights ofthe states
against their daring INVADERS. Justice must not
conceal that he was aided by the intrepid exerti-
ons of many young politicians who have since
been distinguished in our. state councils; Creed
Taylor, WIN. Daniel, John Mercer, cum multis
.li;s ...,
.(4) If the writer's recollection does not de-
ceive hin-seven
(5) Jacob Wagner, late chief clerk of that
department.
(6) Mr.. Brent, another federalist-private
secretary to General Hamilton.
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SALES HT.AUCTION.
BT M. M. MrERs.

~ BT M M MrERs.
THIS Day: at II o'clock, at his Auction Store
without reserve, 600 W.T.. prime green COZ
FEE i'll tierccs, barrels and bags.
Ierms-6e days, for approved endorsed notes
negotiable at the Bank Of Virginia
March ID. .~~-f1t,
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NO1ICE.-A Circular will be addressed.
6y the Monroe Permanent Committee, To-
the County Committees, and to the Electors.
IN the neat Iuesdau's. Paher