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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-14
PMMdeNais, .AAgust 9, 1900.

""'T3 20 R
Being dcsirouss TO make public for the good
Of others, the excellent quality Of HAfzlL-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late NIT.
Lee, I have s~entyou-ti,e following account or
the benefit I have received from It, which,
hop: will induce others to give It atrial. IN
consequence of a bruise on the breast received
from a fall, my health grew BAD my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up in.my bcd with all the
horrors of immediate sltiocatlon. ADD to
these a constant pain in my breast and acoush,
a great loss of strength and flesh, and yfou may
coneeivetha my symptoms evidently lnafcasea
an approaching c~onsumption. The advice OF
a most eminent physician was resertod to, and
stewards :. second was calledin, without CIV
mo. me any relief. Another physician who
knew me and the circumstances OF my case,
udgiaed u,e TO gre Hanatea'aEhSir a trial, say
no. he had used III IN k,s hfachce, end Arrays
fouad il do mach good. A bottle was procured
from Mr., Bifch's, aud | found relief before /
had taken one ha5fg it. I continued to use
# and was soon strong enough to attend to bu-
sin. IS. On taking cold, sam. of my former
symptoms return, but:ars always renewed by a
| dose or two Of the elixir.
GEO. RENNER, Jun.
No. Il, BudL-stfset, Philadelphia
Mss. n. Lee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-14
DiRria of Columbus,
Alexandria County, IS.
Navegbsr term, 1907.

1kkSlIIk VA SOio1AAoAWo
Alexandria County, s..
Nsvessbsr tern, 1907.
Edward Parry, e~OmpEnant,
against! IN GnaS
Washiusoe Pierce aud Henry Gerry.
K, May, defendants.
The. defendant Wilmington
Pierce vo, having entered hie appearances
aud given security according TO she act OF
asse mbIy aud the rules of this court, sud 1t
appearing 20 the satisfaction OF the court
ppon aHidayit, that toe said deissdant
,Washingtor Pierce is not an inhabssaat OF
,h;s district. on motion of the said com
nla;nan, by his counsel it's ordered, that
The said defendant Washington Pierse de
aursar here on the hrst day of SLY terra
next. aud euter his appearance 30 Toe ss't
acd 81. e s~ecarisy for performing the decree
of the ccurt, aed that the other dsssoosns
Henry X. May, Go not pay away. convey,
or sscrese .he debts, by him ovigg to- or
,bs estate or effects his hands, bsiossisg to
,he said sbseo. defendant Washington
Pierce. until The further order or decree OF
The court, and shat a copy OF this ordss De
forthwith published for Two months sus-
cessively 10 the public newspaper
published ia this county, and thar ano.hsr
copy be posted as the trout door ct sae
cour, hosse Of tie said county.
A Copy. Tes,e.
G. Deneale, c. c.
February is. iav2@
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-14
MEDICINES.

TIE following Valuable Medicines, justly CO.
khrated through the United States for their
superior. efficacy in the cure Of the several
disorders for which they are recommended,
from HassaaA Lees Patent Family Medl-
cine Store, New-York, are sold only by the
subscriber, at his store in Xingg-street:
HasnsIttou's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended as an invaluable medicine
or the speedy and permanent cure OF nervous
disorders or such as arise from the Ira N.oue-
rate use OF tea, strong liquors, long residence
warm climates, excessive weakness, ala &C.
neral relaxation of the system.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-14

Valuable pY23e,ty for SaIe'
go BE SOLD, in rcdisdnctlof' oEs
sether, four acre; GLAND c0n... ~.
ing from onc anda quarter acre 70 'no srE,
ZACH, most eligibiv situated without ~ y, e.,
tory Of Coiun,Lda, extending in a risI. II.
from Gibbon-street 20 Crest-'tNauH5 S.,.c
intcrsecliar Jefferson, FraakIin, and I1 f.,
street, and sounding east and west I"
cite and Payne-strcots. ..4;,,6,s
a plan oiths groghd AID iurtsef P''
may be obtsina<; by a9p}icsuarto
J" can't
ITne 90. -s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-14
James Kennedy len.
Alexandria, October ls. %
EVIDENCE

HF the great efficacy of the Iatsnt and f"-
~ ns!yAfedieines, preparsdby the late Rich-
ard Lee, Jun. which f~ornear eight years pas
have acquired throughout the United states a
celebrity hitherto unequalied.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-14

Bv which many thousands have been re-
ievcd frern the distressing and dangerous ma
lady of worms and other obstructens IN the
stomach and bowels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-14
Diarid Of Columbia.
Alexuna,ia County s..
Neyruher ferm. 1907.

Asxan1yia County So.
Nevegber term. 1907.
lanes M'Gaire. James shehes,
Aaa,a .yoe, phineas Jaaasy
and Geo &c Crsenho", sem. s
claimants.
against
Rebrrs B. I&messoa, Samuel D. !
Lamaur .ud Msrgnet ames- :
soo, dJen9aHss.
The said defendant Margaret
Tanxsson cor having entered her appos<.
aoce aud giyen security according 10 toe
r,,,~s ct sais cours,& il appearing 70 ihs 50,
,,staetion of tbs cour,ehss she IS cot an inhs
bi aas of Ibis disfsics OF moiios Ut zoe com.
plsinsnls By their counsel, it is ordersd,taas
Observation-Disclosures do appear here en- the Isl
day OF Iuly neras neat, aud answer the com.
plaiaauls Bill, spd .ha. q copy of this order
De forshatb ioserssd 10 one of the public
newspapers published in .his county tor
TVS snos,hs successfully, and shst another
copy be posted az the front door Of the
cour, house OF she said county.
A copy. Tsste,
G. Deneale, G. ..
Febraafy IS. 1sw2m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-14
EausAon's Essence and Extract

A safe and eFeetual remedy for the govt,
rheumatism, sprains, paias in the face and
neck, sc.
Hamil5on's Worm-de5troying To-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-14

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asthmas, sore threats and approaching
eonsumptiOnS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30
Notice.

N rs .E.7--- z aszss5 Is
ALL those Who became pur.
thasers atthe sale ofthe late Mar.
TN Sheets, deed, are informed
that their respective obligations
became due the 18th day % no.
,ember last, md If not discharted
By the istday Of February nexs,
cults win Be commenced, withs
susSespect 10 persons.
Allthase indebted 10 luliana
Eckhsrd and said Sheets, dec'd,
either By bond. note or book C.
count, aro requested % make In.
mediate payment. - i . shso.
lutely necessary that the aEaisCof
said estate should Be settled.
JACOB nAlNES. Ex,.
Shepherds Town, Dec. 50, iS0a.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30

Afs.v,. WiiiiaM N Ssuyesf, Aavsa Slseds
Seia G1ssea md 5sAa KsnnabsS c.
TAKE NOTCH.
eTSHAT On she 27th day d january
next. afler The date hereof liniend
10 sake tllc dispositions Of John Ta!net 40
l.suis Nleeks. q the house n whish "a.
ns,.,a Graham now resides. IN the town
NJ Mar,inshurg. County sof Beskeley ena
Cammonweal.h ofvirginia, 10 b red -
ssislrnce a the trialof . Sait n Chancssys
broaUkl and now depending D. the Ccslas
n Court u Berkeley. wherein an cen.
plzinant. and yoa Tie sasd William y:
nm Ksanrdy. d Co. are deteniants.--
said aspositions 10 be taken BY virtae q .
coInmis.ion issued in said suit troA In
County Court d Berkeley t6r that purpose.
Yours. &c,
EPHRAIM LoWAfAN.
December 50. lscS
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30

I t on the conditions prescribed
b. her, would have been TO &c.
turn, with our eyes opsn--to the
lsgradinR state Of colonial vasssl-
sge. To have accepted the pro.
election either of France o. Eng.
land would have been 20 truckle
% IN snGgvessor, % have been
precipitaied atonec into the wars
Of Europe, which II we survived,
We might have had the consola.
tion, q the end Of L, 10 find our.
selves French or British Provin-
ces--U Under these circumstances,
your committee believe that the
administration Of The y. States ID.
vised the only measure of redress,
compatible with our power, and
a tie came time with our honor.
The advised the embargo, and
il me,ihs appreciation ofcongress,
% il had done, under similar civ-
cumstaneea during the admins.
tration of Gen. Washington.
Asa measure Of precaution, il
has been completely s,iccsssfui.
lfit has failed, inany degree, %
. measure Of constraint, your
comniietee believe that it i not
because our enemies have NOT fslt
its force, bur because they believe
we have felt il too sensibly |, be.
cause the unfortunate opposition
with which the measure has met
Ia some paris OF the union, has
inspired them with the fallacicus
hope that we, Ourselves, either
could not Or would not bear ito
privations. Your committee en-.
tertain q iirn persuasion that
those Of our. citizens Who, from
the dictates Of their juGgmen, and
. sense Of duty have written or
spoken against this. measure, win
themselves, regret the opposition,
when they see the manner IN
which It has been seized, and the
insulting light in which Il has
been viewed by The British TO.
vernon Of Canada and the British
prime minister. The 6rss,. BY
inviting the citizens Of his coun. |
Try to 4 breach Of the embargo
and promising them the protection
Tofthe British government, has
evinced his impression, sthat the |
opposition made to that measure
did not proceed from obiectioha
to its policy, b.. from hostility to |
our own government and attach. |
menr to that Of g. Esisain. He |
would not Otherwise have dared |
so openly TO make . diserimina.
ton between the people Of this |
country and their government.
to inserpose himseFs between
.them,1 and insul. themby tender
Of British protection D violating
the laws Of The govtfnment Of
their choice. a.
.lThe remainder nefspssl.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30
MARTlNsBuRc. December 80. 1908.
= :. : : - = ~ ;. JsSSee
TNcEN Arr n.s...i..as


INSENATE--D seember ~.
TIE act 70 enforce and make more
efec'uai, an act, eniihd an ace
laying an Embargo 81 an ships
and vesseis in the tsor:s and hsr.l
bors u the United Stats, and the
severai acts ,seflcmentary there.
70, 1cas. read the third fime.-
Messrs. Giles and Pope snb horted,
and Rcssrs. Rfltsouse and Picker.
ing opposed its bassagS-7ae de-;
bate zUas continued ,fili about o IN
he evtssing, ruhea tie question
mas saken by yeas aad mage
Tea 2o-Nays Z. -.
,;sztssk.SSsss55 : III - ss. a. Is
:. Mihe House ef Representatives
the 22d inst. The bin tss, the Sc
nate fer enforcing iht EmbasgS,
was tsvice read and yeftrred 10 a
committee efths suho;e on theness
Saturday. s.ss4 5.s 1ss,1 = =.
M. Mrzpsea reported "A6u
% dspriveia cestain cases oessels
,'sfthsir Americaa Character, and
10 pssyeas under cerfaiR disdbiE.
lies any citizen ef ihe ". Stones
from .fakiag a iicense fran any/o
,sign POUR 10 ilapigais tie scean
or fyaae rriih any areiSa and in.
iRependeaf po,csr. Tseice Rad
. and referred. s,, @s s,%
7Ae bill qa,horising the- PSesi.
denf IF the Usi,edt to empiey
an al ifionai anmbet { seames and
ma,ines 2ooo speas tk,s4eh a
csmuaiiiee efsas srAsie. ]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30

y1jML ~ snld By public Ven.
Wv due, o. kloodsy he 81.
day of January next, Il Ire late
dwelling house &c John Shrpdr.
deceased. near Sihcrt's Aiill. ard
three miles from Smithkeld, ! u.
ricty of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, two Mares, : Wsk..
gon andSgears, Catile, HoEs md
Sheep. ! quantily 81 good Hav,
Grain ID the ground. Corn u .te
crib, and Z numberof other ar,l.
cles too tsdious 70 Inension.--
Nine monihs credit will b given,
ongiving bond with approved =.
curisy.
WILLIAM ROBERTS. Jun. I
Adminiseraiof.
December 50. 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30

u q
imf,a,erisl hy whom il was inyen-
red |; since BY whosnsoever inyen..
!. ted OF whomsoever practised, tits
agross and intolerable usurpation
on our rights. The spirit 81 this
nation viii never submit to the !.
deathatbecanse France and Great
Britain are q war, the commerce
Of the United States shall perish:
.ha, We shdh become the Victims
of their mutual animosities and
insatiable lust Of power and do
minion. IS ~, ..s,..
But This cxtravagaht and mon-
stxous Invention OF blockade By
proclamation was not sufficient fof
Sd The purposes Of Great Britain:
being ID innovation and . bold
one TOO. il required 4 gradual In
tioduStion and extension1--a pro.
eess, Ii would seem too slow for
~ the views which she rneditated.
J Hence the resoFtto those instruc-
stisns 70 Der cruizers and her iud-
! 70 II admiralty, sometimes %
seretly issued as 70 justify the
belief, that they were intent on
ally concealed for the purpose Of
plundeE. These instructions or
orders Of council, began to prey
upon our commerce so early a.
iiie year 1895, and were continu.5
ed with little VIBRATION down Tin
2iz9a rheywe not pretended
~ be justihed BY the law Of matt.
1aa, the were regulations merely
pfomotiye Of the British interest,
md which SIC relied upon the
!. power Of her navy to enforce. A
ley ID the character Of such in.
sfyactions, has been candidIy fur.
Aishsd by one her own writer's
ofconsiderable eminence. Mar.
] Slaail il his treatise ON the Law of
/ insurance, page saa) speaks Of
De snbjsct thus--'.sin every mari.
tinle war, the bslligerent powers
taks upen themselves to make Va.
IRONS nafine regulations, 2dapted
I ID. theirown respective situations
l and iaisrssss !; but often contrary
/ III he ldsp of nations, and incan,.:
/ yiisienf s,iih lie i;,,sid.beadence Of
eshsr siaiss. And though il NAV
ibe pruden,for the subjects of asu.
J tralstatcs which are unable or IN
I aiiiifne ID coatfad ,ps;th such bclI.
Rsreaf sowers 70 conform 20 these
Tegdl Aiior,s, IA their euos, saJetk.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30
PHILADELPHIA De. -.
I Latest E'o,,, E,i,,ope.

Through the polite attentions
OF i valued mercantile friend, the
editors of,hs Eyesmans Journal
have been favored ith1.iserpool
pspeSs 70 tic IS ias Of Ortobsr, 10.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30
!. a. NOTICE.

u HOSE Who made purchases
d nv sale II April last, win please
take notice hat their notes Millbef
due ON The iSth ofnext mouth. md
are lodged 10 the hands 81 Messfss
h. Worthing,on. d Co. q which
place ths su6scribes will bethank.
lul III they vim can and discharge
the same, those Who fail %. com.
ply need not expect any 10.
WiLLfAM sFRoDE. .
p, December 50. isos. II
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30
court Of ppn D

when faeinat;ng Beauty smilea, ,.
81 Tho deem'd = trsnsicnt fow'r,
!. Van iaan, with al hrs baastcd might,
NJ p Submissive owns ~ pes's.
Married, on Friday nighfiasi,
w. WiILiAM SoMMERvILLF,
Posi- liiasier effAis piace, - Mss.
PIccY ERows, daughieref ~.
HIiisaaa Bro,Dn, Printer, dce'd
Thrice happy pairl your choice We ~sll
approve,
All hail. snd welcome 70 The DUNE o.
Loye.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-30

British councils arrived in this
country A: that time property
Of American citizens to 4 large
amount, and ] great, number Of
American seamen were upon the
ocean, embarked in commerce
still active in spite ofall previous
restrictions. Batthese ne " inea.
sures, which g. Britain, at least,
had the power 10 enforce, and
which seems to have been project
ed BY her with reference 20 the.
rich pluaderthen presented to her
grasp, made it necessary on the
part Of our government to adopt
4 counservailing policy and save
our citizens and their property
from the ruin which hurg over
Them. A declaration Of war,
considering the ascendancy of the
British navy, instead Of prevent.
Ing, would have hastensd that
ruin. To have carried on ouI
/ commerce, subject 70 the capture
/ and con6araiion, nsnaced By
those edicts and orders, would
have been to have made that ruin
slcertain. To have .turned gu,
trade into the chanasls polluted
ouI ~ 6. B. ard',o have pArsasd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-26

press monopoly. Its success has surpass.
ed that OF every other attempt. and ex
ceeded the expectations OF its authors
Blu; higher price than had usually been
paid Tor waste lands by the first inhsbi.
tants of the frontier became an unavUlda-
bic ingredient of system intended Tor
gererul benefit, and was necessary in or
der TO prevent the public lands from be-
ing engrossed by individuals possessing
greater wealth, ACTIVITY or local adyania
ges. II Is believed that nothing could be
more gratifying To the purchasers, and 10
the inhabitants of the western states gene
larly, or better calculated TO remove populai
obje 6lions, and 10 defeat insidious efforts
than the application of,he proceeds of the
sales to Improvements comforting advan-
,ages on the nation, and an immediate
benefit on the purchasers and inhabiiant:
themselves. 1t may be added, tina, the
United States, considered merely us ow.
ners OF the soil, are also deeply interested
in the opening Of those communications
which must necessarily enhance the va.
lue OF their property. Thus the opening
at an inland navigation from tide waite,
10 tie great lakes, would Immediately
give TO the great body of lands Dor
dering ON those lakes, as great value as j
they were situae Ell at the distance OF or,
hundred miles by land from tie sea coast
AID # The proceeds ofths frs, ten MILL
oDs oil acres which may be sold, were APP,
Piled TO such improvements, the Unitec
States would be amply repaid in the sal,
oil the o,ber ninety millions.
ITO be continued
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-26
BOSTON, July "A.

We have been favoured by a friend with
a Halifax paper of June "a. II contains
a proclamation OF Gov. Provost, dated
June %, declaring that neutrals shall
have the same privileges that British sub
jects have in trading to the ports OF Hall
fax, Shelburne, Liverpool and Digby, in
the Province of Nova Scotia. This pro-
clamation 70 be in force for four months
from the date" This appears TO be in.
tended as a lure to the American mer.
chants, and shews that our embargo has
not operated so favourable 10 the inlia-
bitants of that province as has been repor-
ted.
The following paragraph fro, the same
paper IS IN the true style Of the federal
papers in this country.
"Reasoning from present appearances,
and FROM the violent measures of the
French Government, America cannot be
long in determining the line Of conduct sae
has to adopt. &spolean has ordered the
conhscation Of all American property in
the ports of France-and. were il not for
the general itiend Of the world, Grcat
Britain, the whole United States would
Don be conhscated, with as much ease as
i single SHIP or cargo"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-26

can no longer procure by her intcidic.cd
trade--to manufactures she can no longer
'sell-to a navigation which has nothing TO
|carry-to trade which is annihilsted-to' "A
navy which has nothing to conGuer--;o a
surrounding world, which has shut her from
its dominions.
JURISCOLA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-26

The reader may recollect the Jnstruc-
tons issued in April last to English ships
Of war, not to modest American vessels
found at sea without regular clearances,
&c. They were no doubt framed to en-
courage insurrection here, and to assist
the Pickering Junto-but they have produ.,
ced no effect.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
This Is to give Notice.

That the subscriber, of Alexandria coun-
y, in.the district Of Columbia, hath obtained
rom the Orphans Court Of said county let
tiers testamentary on the estate of Joseth lMa-
.rie Perrin, late of the county aforesaid de-
ceased all persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
them, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, ON or before the 25th day of Septem.
her next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate and those in
debted thereto are required to make immedi-
ate payment.--Given under my hand this 25th
day Of March, 1903.
Mathurin Perrin, Err.
March 9s, staW6w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
the 18th inst. which 0as ordered to lie on

=
the 18th inst which mas ordered to lie on
the table. sYSs q
(. lhe house were this day wholly occupied
IN the discussion of the bill for raising an
sddltlonal military force, till past $ O'Clock
when tie question was taken an1 the bill pass
ed IS to Is ~
s Messrs, Eppes, Key, and, Clopton, sup
ported the bill, and Messrs. Randolph, Dana,
Stanford, and D. r. Williams opposedit
A i.otion previously made BY Mr.. Ran.
.dolfah to re-commit it was egatiyed.--Ayes
so. as se,.
The title OF the Bill was amended on mo-.
ton of Mr.. Blonnt, after repeated motions for
amending it, forrcconsiderlag the vote on the,
bill, and for adjournment, 60 to IS SO as to
read /" An act TO raise for a limited time an
additional rnilitsry force when the house
at a little past O'Clock.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09

YANKEE DOODLE.
Vixen federal men did stand at helm,
3 We shipI.p off many a cargo
4 hen wheat and rye, produce was high,
Cause there was no embargo. -t'-
But now our ships they are unrigg'd
Our sailors spin street-yarh, sir
Our merchants fail; our farmers sigh;
Their grain lies in the barn, sir.
sForwho,can sell or who, can buy,
When nothing can be sold, sir
rContound Philosophers, says |,
Give me the times Of old sir.
Then we put money in our purse,
All hrd our friendship prize Sir;
Our ports were free, to ali the world,
And we were brave and wise, sir. =
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TauRsDAy, At1ri{ T.

Mr.. anderson moved to postpone the con-
sideration Of the report in this case until to-
morrow, to give the mcmbers-an opportunity
to colate the new testimony offered.
This motion was lost
Mr.. S. Smith offered resolution requesting
the President to lay before the senate the let
ter Of Judge Minmo to him, the letter of Mr..
Smith, covering the dispositions of himself S:
his son, and such other papers as may be in
the possession Of the Executive touching any
allcdeed connection between MIR, Smith and
Rurr's conspiracy.
This motion was agreed to, subject to the
understanding that it should not interrupt the
progress of any discussion which might arise
on the report.
Mr.. anderson having expressed his surprise
at the attemptto precipitate a decision, and
declared his inability to take that full view OF
the subject (which he desired to dol before to-
morrow, on motion of Mr.. White, IT'S fur
ther consideration was postponed untilto-mor-
row.
In the course of the remarks, which fell
from Mr.. Giles, he observed that he consider
ed Elias Clover as so completely discredited,
that he desired no further information to make
up his opinion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
CONGRESS.

ERR,dTUM.- In the journal ofsecretpro-
ceedlings in our last, in first column in the Sd
page of the paper, instead Of A motion was
made by MIR Biqck!edse, and seconded, that
the house 10 agree to the following order
Ordered that the secret Journal, Sc.' read,
9. A motion was made By Ms. Ranaolhh, and
sccouied, SSc.'' .:T