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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-05
Ten Thousand Dollars.woyth
OF GOO DE- FOR SALE.

Ten Thousand D0LL0rs.W0yth
OF GO0Ds FOR SALE.
ItzA Be sold, TO the A;ghest bidder, on MON
Day, the FIRST dag Of aert February, in
theto7un Of DUSfFRIES, at The store-house
tormerlyoccn tied oy Mr.. JAMES MUscAz7r,
deceased:
About 10000 dollars worth Of
GOODS tolerably we'll assorted The said
goods will be laid off and sold in parcels of
from forty ito one hundred dollars amount in
each parcel
"A credit of nine months will be given on
one half of the purchase and fifteen months
on the balance, the purchaser to give bond
Ito carry interest from the date if not punctu-
ally paid| and approved security before the
goods are removed.
The sale of said goods will continue from
day to day until the whole are sold.
AP sdLL PERSONS indebted to the
firms of joan M. MuscHETT and Co. JAMES
MuscHETT, senior, and Co. and JOHN and
CHARLES MuscHETr and Co. are hereby no.
/ tiled and requested to come forward without
delay and settle their respective accounts and
pay off the same to the subscriber, who is full
/ Iy authorised and empowered by Jozs Nj.
MuscHETT, the surviving partner in the a
| foresaid firms, to settle and receive all such
debts; otherwise shall be under the neces-
sity of bringing suits against every person-ow-
| ing any thing to said firms immediately, who
fails to comply with the foregoing request
All those who have claims against said
firms will please to forward them to me as
soon as sonyenient.
John Linton,
| .zttorney in fact for JoHS
AZ 4HgseHx7T.
Dumhirs,
Dec. 9, Ilil g dts.
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John Roberts,
Samuel G. Griffith.
January 4. ell%&w4w
J g. n great Bargain.


An hundred Hsh Ra,rels. in good order,
and vne hundred Ft1i&fey and Rum Farrefs:
which ] will sell low for cash, if applied for
soon ALSO a Ten-plated S1eye, and Fipei1
complete orer.-Apply to ,Jaeob Curtis, OPP
posite Mr.. William Rhodes, Amg-street.
January 2. St
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-05
January A..
Faxon, Metcalf. s. Co.

Have receiped per schooner lane from Bostep,
and oferJorsale:
AZ bbls. New England Rum,
SO boxes Mould Candles,
SO do. Dipt lido.
100 half boxes Brown Soap,
10 barrels excellent Apples, and gene
raj assortment of Shoes which are now open
ing.t 80
Also, from .Ar7v- York,
One trunk gentlemens' eatra Jfae Shoes.
December IS. cow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-05
Dl1iolutlon Of Partnerships.

THE partnership heretofore carried on in
this place, under5t the firm OF Roberts & Grit
fth,s ceased by its own limitation on the sist
ut. AS it is necessary to close the Business
OF the concern with all convenient dispatch,
all persons indebted to them are recvested to
make speedy payment to Jsbn Ro5srts, who
is authorised to settle the affairs of the part
nership, and by whom the business viii in fu-
ture be conducted
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-05
Sales at I'endue.

On every Tuesday and Friday,
= s. s. WILL.BE SOLD
- the yendue Store, corner ct Prince ana
81 Water streets.
4 Yarsssy b Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars of which viii be expressed IN
the bills OF the ay---AH skinds. OF goous
which are on limitation ard the prices OF
s,yb;cb are established, can at any time pc
viewed and purchased al the loyest Limitation
and prices.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-05
Public Sale.
IOHN HAYkE.

Taylor q Habit Maker, from London,
y ESPECTFULLY infor.nssthe inhabit
IN ants of this town and the publ, in gen.
erai, that he has just commenced the a.aSe
business in Prince-street, next door to the
Post7oflice, where he SELECTS the patronage of
a generous public s.
Jan. a sts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-05
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
vTO BE. SOLD, by public auction, on
& a MONDAY, the 18th of January, 1908,
ii fair, if not tho next fair day, pursuant to
the last will and testament Of Thomas Lud-
vel Lee, Esq. OF Cotton, tif not previously
disposed Of private sale, of which due no.
tice will be gisen--
sv-s,e I'll TIE restdue lof
His Berry Hill Estate,
Situate in tie county of Stafford, containing
three hundred acres or Whereabouts. A con-
siderable part of this land is excellent mea-
dow ground, lying upon Potomac Run, and
the remainder is represented to be good farm
ing land, and well timbered.
q The terms are--One third ready money,
the balance in equal payments in twelve and
eighteen months.--A title will be made when
all the payments are completed.
GEORGE CARTER,
For FANNY LEE, Executrix Oh
Thoaas Ludwell Lee.
December Is. dts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-30
Il O T | C. Z.
70 4 S a L z.


BY VIRTUE Of a decree oft high cous!
Of chancery Of Tie state Of Maryla Will be
exposed 10 public sale, in the tswn CT Port
1obaceo, Charles county, at the courthouse,
At three O'Clock in the afternoon OF tie .ecoIir
day Ct the rext august term Of Charles couli-
" court, which commences Oh the Alb Alon-
day Of august next q parcel OF LAND, late
the property CT Jehn u. Scar, deceased, be-
Ing part oi tract Of land called Foynton Ma
mr., lying upon branch Of Nanjemsy Creek
On TIC posi- road leading to Naniemoy from
Port iobacco, near the Hill! Top, and abou
seven miles from Port Tobacco.
This land consists of about 500 acres, OF
which between SO and 100 acres are well tim
kered, about go acres arc in marsh, and the
remainder arabic and very productive.
The terms OF sale are that the purchaser
shal! eiyc bond with sufficient security TO pay
the purchase money III twelve months from
the sale Il Will be sold entire or in parcels
as may best suit the persons inclined TO puI-
cn.se.
Francis Key. TRUSTEE.
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JvIrHERS 81 SANGSTER, Il

yvTTHERS 80 SANG STER,
Inform thsir friends, that they have J'.ss 81
SIS ce,veQ ron aese- York and l'hlladflf isaas
"a spTpLY OF .
Fancy g Summer Goods,
Which, With their former 'stock' fenles'
their assortment complete.
They request those who have mace ms 3.
rn,orandums, 10 call and settle them, as they
are determined to sell for cash only.
July ID. -.-----------1-
GII want to- hire a negro
fellow that understands something OF garden
$ ! S ! $ 3 8 r. &. Hooe.
JRly Is. .-.-.---.-------
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July. !.
TO RENT.

lind immediate possession gsyssaj
NEAR THE EXTREMITY OF THE PAVEMENT
Gu Prince Street.
4 TWO.STORI'BRICK HOUSE, with
( = an elegant garden, and all necessary
l,4iidiaes thereto, complete. The premise s
occupY ono hail .rcre Of ground, Oh. orc OF tae
bess situations ape best constructors .qn.lIsd
by few, ifany} exceeded by nonein hlgxan
dria Of its size it-has also pump Of excel
lent water, approved Of by the best judges,
besides i well in tie garden FOR lis exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccommo-
aste a sentec. family, from such moderate
rent viii be taken.
Now building and will be ready
to RENT about tie first of Angus, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-street, the stu
atoms arc good, and tic buildings WILDE We.
ry convenient aud neatly finished, for private
families, or public business aud House or
two, near INessrs. Agarste0er and Ygung's
wharf.
For terms apply to,
Robert Broeket.
Juae |. 2aw
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BIZ N. G.. DUFIEF,
.4u,hor ot Nature Displayed IN her nsode q
reaching iaasuage 10 man, ahhaea 70 nc
Fre1,ct language, &c.
The ilsg book OF a uatioa Is the dictionary
of their swn Language.
--sx CO x,z---
rax s3sxea ave ENeLIsA LASeUAeEs.


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Beautiful type, eaiied nonpareil, cast Tor
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already been So eninentis distinguished by
the greatest sccaracy ami taste IN tneif !
profession, and a thorough knowledge OF
the lreuca and English languages.
n price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards, neatly leteered, FIVE dollars, to be
pai aoa The delivery OF ths whole work. BY
eentlsmen, however, wishing 10 have the
Srst talume before the second, It may bG
received upon paying the full amount OF
the ilbscriprion for beth volumes.
a. Subscriptions received by X
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-30
5Is8 Prizes-alnountins 70
$50 Elanks.--Sum raised :
II =, Mo, xDoc~a


sss ilSnks---sum raised $4,000
! including expence,
From the ahove Scheme, it appears that
ere are less. than two blanks TO prize, and
1T the prizes are to be paid suithant dedse--
rhe drawing will positively commence en-
80 Gath Of next month, and will be comp!ee-
IN ten weeks. TIeKErs at SIS so cents.
sale az r. GRAY's Book SToRE, where
= drawing of all tickets sold by him will be
ga ned free of expence. Prizes in the last
y York Lottery taken in payment for tick
in thiss
: orders for tickets from the country, enolos-
s the cash lpost-paidl will be pnnctually
ysded TO, and carly Information given d
< fate. 49,
by Is.
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Wa5}ilneion and l4Icx0saI,7a Turn
b1ke loMlbGny.

~ He. Stockholders of TIE Washington
/ and Alexandra .;aGnpike Company are
hereby notified, that the second lSssaln'eht OF
Ten Dollars on each share. IS called 1ar ny
the psesideat and Directors Of tho SAID Com-
pany, and IS required 10 be pad to ohaFlfs
Page, T,casurer, in Alexandra, oh.of octore
tie 2a5h day Of August next. agreeable 10 an
acs. of Congress, entitled An eat Tor TIC G.
establishment of Z Turnpike Company ~ the
county Of alexandria, lii the district OF Co
lunabia.
BY order Of tie Directors,
G.. Deneale, President.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-30

This IS to gre Notice, That the
Subscriber ofAiexandria County IN the Dis
trict of Columbia, hath obtained from the Or
phans Court Of said county letters OF admins"
tration on tie personal estate OF Annas Jacs-
son, late Of the county aforesaid, deceased.
all persons having claims against the SAID de-
ceased, are hereby varied to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
On or before the 27th day Of January next,
or they may by law be excluded from all be-
nait to said estate-and those indebted there
to are required TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Ju-
ly, 1908.
Harriet .Jackfon,
Adrn'x Of Annas Jackson.
JuI- ~. 2aw3w
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Scheme Of a Lottery,

Esr le purpose of r.. .ag sum Of money to
siths funds Of the eharita6le M'a,ine So.
sA of Baltimore.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-30
July IS.
Potomac Cos,f'dn;',

THE Stockholders In the Potomac. Gonna
ny are hereby notified, that an annual meet
Ing of the SAID Company will be held, &C.
cording to law, at GaaS64,s tavern, IN .sies-
a,dria, on MONDAY, the hsst day OF Au-
gust next, when the proceedings CT tie boar<i
Of Directors, with sketch olthe Treasures
receipts and disbursements since the last SC
aeraI meetins, Will lie submitssl to their coa-
sideration.
BY order of tie board,
Jofeph Carleton,
IEE4suRER.
S Georgetown, July s. GtlstAug
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-30

Io(eph Mandeyille
CONNER OF KING and ffAIfFAx s4sxsr
S .dLExANsRIA
HAS FOR SALE,
An anortments Of WINES, I,
QuoRs, GROCERIES, &c,
Consisting Of
AiADEIRA
Port
Malaga
Tencriffe &
Corsica
Old St. Estephe sEeeos larct, in casess
one dozen
A few dozen fine old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bitters
Jamaica and Wcst-India rum
Ncw-England do.
Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Naples brandt
Holland and country gin
Schieds,n gin In cases
Irish whiskey, very old
"a barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskoy
5 Cldcr in barrels
White wing and Cider vinegar
FIasence Oil in TASKS
9 hogsheals Havana honey
T Is do. choice retailing ,aoasses
Gumpowder
Imperial
s s ss:;s sz''s and = GOD s''''a
Muscoyado sugars, different qualities
BENGAL white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Ball
ti1norc and Alexandria.
Leipor's, CARROTS, and Haailton's snuff,
in bottles and biadders.
Macuba and rapec do.
C,ovcr-seed, Pena. zya'rant-a)
Mace nutinegs; cloves; cassia; pimcA,
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground; Cay
enne pepper; refined salt-pere.
Coffee chocolate; rice /; pearl barley;
I.on.lon and Philadelphia mustard; baske.
salt; starch; fig blue; flotant indigo; Geor.
gia and Tennessee cotton fax; wool; mad.
der; copperas alum brinstenc chalk;
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and tw'nc
traces; bed cords leading lines dcmllohasi
gin cases; patent Slot brandyWine gunpoa
der; Haryey's sunpowder, the only real ba
st battle powdo2l from T to treble sealed
chewing tobacco; best HAVANA segars.
Aluscatcl and bloom raisins in boxes.
Sun raisins in casks.
Zuite currants; prUaes soft shelisd \
monsIs.
A few boxes excellent pickles, each ofa
dozen bottles assorted capcrs, olives aaa az
ahovies, for sale by the box.
Aquaptily Of clean good allan salt suita''
for the fishery, sc. sc
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MACK. ARIEL.

&C bb.s. Spring Mackarell in nice
ort:cr, and g few casks choice old Port Wine,
Just received, and for sale. by
John c. Laid.
July i3.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-30

ORPHANS COlJR Z
Alexandrsa County.
July TERM, 1898.
ORDERED, That Harriet lac kson admins I'M :
tratrix of Annas Jackson, deceased, insert the m.
following advertise ment twice IN eacn Week sp
fer three weeks, in the q lexandrla daily paper.
Test,
Alexander Moore,
Register.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-18
- aooffss7JJ1199 -
IMPORTANT Letter,

Firm the Han. ]. H,LLHoUsE, Sena-
tar ef he y. 5 fran Connecticut, 70
Noah Webfer, En- ---dafed
CT Of E1aj6iagt9a, M4rcb p, 1893.
SIR,
Your letter of the roth infan:
came duly 10 hand, and it is with
Pieafure | inform you, tina; ] do per
seetiy accord with you, and our
friends at New-Haven, in the opin-
ion that Col. PickeriDg's letter to
Gov. Sullivan, for the purpole Of
communicating information to his
Conaituents, the iegjlatwe and pe1Pit
81 Ma0acblJett5, is very important
State paper, and is deferving the at
tention of every man in New-Eng-
land.
IF our legislature were in feiHon, |
floula not, and in my opinion, the
other gentlemen of our delegation
would not heGtate to communicate u
the Governor, and through him to
e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-18

DaTBO until ~. britain mali Dc num-
bed, and fhali make conceiIions 10
the iatisfa6tion Of our government
Are we to initrua anew our minif-
ter in London /? Or are we to ref
fatisfed with the recall of Admiral
Berkeley from the American itation
with the declaration Of the king Of
Great Britain in his fpeech in par
lament, in which, in the face Of the
nation and the world he has declar-
ed the +" attack on the Chefapeake an
unauthorized act Of force" and that
= he did NOT heftate 10 offer inlme
date and spontaneous reparation"-
and the other acts of the Britilh gov
ernment on that fubject ? regret
extremely that when both parties
protected flucere delire TO obtain the
object, fome way Gould not have
been found out to effect it
When | came to Congress in DC
tober last, thought the path which
the bonor and interef5 of rhe u. States
required us to take, was as plain as a
turnpike yoad-But | confcls | am
now loft our affairs are involved in
labyrinth, from which it would
ieem difficult to extricate them.
Every american mutt feel an anx-
ious folioitude for the honor and
inferef Of his own country and
mutt and will unite in measures of
defence and means Of security againft
the demands of any foreign govern
ment, which are inconGttent with
our b9H2r and independence.
| had hoped, we ihould have fet-
tied our Offences with England, SO
as to have recommended our commerce,
and TO have been at liberty to uni.e
The wildom and energy of the nation
to rehit any claim which the EN-
peror of France may make upon US,
to unite in q plan, which, have no
dou5r. has long fnce been formed
and adopted By him Of uniting al
nations in commercial warfare
againif England, in the proiea. alike
viG5rzry and derspfies, Of eltablilhing
thc liberties of ,he fvae faur my
part, | am not 70 anxious about the
liberties Of the lfaS, as Cur E6erfie5 an
the land, which | lhould not think
vey (5te, if the Emperor of France,
who is already all powerful on the
land, ihould alto obtain the dominion
Of the fea-ALL OUR RIGHTS and
LIBERTIES, on the SEA and on the
LAND, would then be fwallowed up
IN oNE VAST GULF OF DEsPoTIsM-
that IRON DEsPortSM, which now
GOVERNS CONTINENTAL EUROPE, and
would then RULE The WORLD
With fentiments of due refpe9,
! am, Sir,
Your ob't. humble ferv't.
JAMES HILLHOU0E.
Moan WEBSTER, ESQ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-18
FROM SPIN.

BonaParte has laid Portugal under
a contribution of 20, 100000 dolls
which enormous fun be ingeniouG,
propelled to them Is rsife By ro55ne
be cbsrcbeS Of the plate & two third.
t the church revenues ! In COME
quencc Of this reqnilition, the VALE
RLLEs If pain has riien TO ! b.
cent which at the lstea date yer
Al 50 per cent'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-18
a7istfNauy.
FROM -HE ALBANY CRISIS.
LETTER IT,
7, The Prff.leat Of tic United State5'

LITTLE plain practical matter
Of fact, IS worth all the theorilirg IN
the world. YOU and your adyo
catss, may ar.5ue tili doomsday 20
prove that commerce is not worth
protecting, and that America can
live and PROPER without it y; you
may reafon very plauGbly in this way
on paper and, after all the prefent
forlorn condition of the nation, will
give a fat contradiction to your
doctrines.
The reins Of our government were,
BY fome means whether fair or foul
is not a point now to Be di(cuhed)
placed in your hands feven years
ago. AT that period, the nation vas
profperous and happy.-This fact
IS known to all the world and YOU
will not deny it. Since that period
you have purified a policy 70 feeble
and inefficient-you have 70 lquan
dered or n7ilapplied the reiources Of
the country-you have thrown fuch
obltacles in the way Of enterPrlze-
you have 70 humbled the fpirit of the
nation, that America, at this moment,
is reduced to a ituation but little
hyperion to the mott abjed power in
Europe. With all the requifite means
within your reach, to maintain that
proud G;uation in which the admin
ifra:ions of your predictions placed
xs-a Gtuation the mott elevated,
the mott commanding, the MOE ID
dependent in The universe you have
led Us down ftep by feP, from that
high eminence, to pitch Of degrade
ton, too !ow to make US aPPreAenGve
eff further deprefion.
No one would feel dit poled to dc
ny you the qualification Of Philo-
fophifng and theoriGng, provided
you would do it at your own expense.
Were you alone TO fufer by your
idle whims and viGonary ichemes,
the world would take but little in
tereit in your fate. Whether you
were foundered in a gun boar, or
decomPoled by torpedo, would be
Of 10 polibIe confequence to the
nation. But, sir, you have not con-
tented yourlelf with your private
funds, or perfonal rifque. You have
ahun.ed a high refponGbility. You
have wantonly fportcd away the
treafures, the peace, the liberties Of
your country, in wild and ridiculous
projects. The nation has been COM
PEELED, by your mifconduft, to bow
down its head to receive the fools
cap, and become the lcorn and deri-
fon Of all the ref OF the globe.
JUNIUS.
nn~nr~.-r4naao
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-18
January, 1903
Total,

Martial Moneys army is to be
10000 men frong, with the refcrye
under general Monitor at St. Jean Pie
de Port
The emperor is daily expected At
Bayonne, where guards Of honour
have been formed, competed Of 20
young men on horfeback, 100 on
foot, with fhowy Uniforms. and 50
balques in tLeir national drels Mel.
Their the object Of the French army,
nor the day Gf the emperor's arrival
are known but we ihall fhortly
hear lomething po6tive.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-18

St. Sebgfiant, Jan. II, 1908.
Return Of the French troops
which have entered or are 70 enter
Spain, through Irun from the 10Th
OF October, 1907, to the 18th Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-02
rSAs4hkRRs
MY Own OPINIONS.

Ibelievc that James Madison and James
Munroe are each of them eminently qualifi-
ed fer the office of President of the U. S.
Nc man can more highly respect the talents,
the services and the political principles of
James Munroe, than myself---but
conscientiously believe, that under existing
circumstances he ought not to be brought for
ward as a candidate for the Presidential
Chair-and that the best interests of the
republican cause, and of our common coun-
try imperiously call upon the citizens of
Virginia to support James Madison.
What is the greatest evil which can befall
Us, next to the establishment of a King OF
the dissolution of our union / firmly be-
lieve that it is the divisoniof the republican
party. Ibelieve that the unity and indivisi-
bility OF that party is the great pillar of our
prosperity, and ought to be the great polar
star of every genuine republican. / believe
that the collision of Madison and Munroe is
calculated to produce mutual accusation &
untriendly recrimination a schism that is
not to be healed--and division that is never
to be removed and that the successful can
didate IS destined to rank among tie oppo-
nents OF his administration those who were
the opponents of his election.
believe that it is the duty of the friends of
that candidate, who appears to be in the mi
noi1ty OF the nation, to relinquish their ia
vorite candidate, rather than to endaneer
the union of the republicans. And the only
question can be, whether Madison on Munroe
is Ill the minority of the nation. 1t is nv
firm belief from all the information which +
have received, that Mr.. Munroe stands little
or no chance OF being the next President of
the Us. L derive this belief from the tri-
umphant aScendancy of Mr.. Madison in the
caucuses OF the Virginia Legislature, from
him immense ascendancy in the caucus at
Washington, and from concurrent informa-
ton from all quarters of the union. This be-
lief is still further fortified by the force of
peculiar circumstances; by the unwilling
ness OF great people to behold a man, like
Mr. Madison, sacrificed to the most unfound-
ed aSpersions on his integrity by the well
grounded alarm which must be excited in
the bosomS OF the republicans, by the strange
unfortunate and surely accidental co-opeTa-
ton between the friends of Mr.. Munroe and
the enemies of the administration and bv
some other circumstances Of the times which
must occur to every man, who has OBJ
served the recent fluctuations Of parties
j believe, that collision between these
two gentlemen is not only calculated to di-
Vidc the republican party, but to have a most
unfortunate bearing upon our British rclati-
ons. lbelieye the determination of col. Mum
rCes real friends not TO abandon their favo-
rte Candidate, mil our negotiation with
england is concluded, bespcaks language
which It would III become nc to interpret.
believe, therefore, that any attempt to
bring forward COL Munroe at this crisis. is
not only calculated to render very little SER