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III: JEFFERSON,
RIcEmoNp, March 22d, 1903.
DEER SIR,

%
DEER SIR,
had the pleasure to receive your letter of
the lO1h instant, the day aftermy return from
Aitcmor.c. II Is Gsti essing to me- to dis
GUS with you the topics Gu which it treats,
b1t III thc at.;c ID which CHING, arc, it is GER
tainly best 90 come 10 a peiGeCl UNDERSTANDING.
On every p3imt, and to repair on both sides
any tjuyy which ,nay have been received.
10 a yea au injury, or indeed any one in
the "dHi!nls -?at'on never entered into my
mind, Tor while !abogcd uEdcr conviction
u t only thai had been injured, but that the
l|c-G'y fecUnS winch yCu had SO long en-
tc.,a:ncd tor na, had ceased IL exist. nc
Vst .Hju,sCa any o her sentiment in c n q
q'ehcc %. 1t, than hdt oi sorrow. ut pre-
Hrni an happy 70 say, that II doubt CT our
friendship for me, having experienced any
change, IS completely done way, and that
tho OILY auX.cty, which | feel, IS TO satisfy
!"i that .te impression was not taken or
S. ght Br1'lnd, No. iaputab to connunica-
tiono made me by persons oat of the adtni-
nistrttiou.
The mission in Itself .. Mr. pipckacY, or
any other pcrsO:4, WoulH u)t nave prGdacrd
such an eject. 1t resulted from a chain OF
circumstances OF which that measure. was
only part When left Madrid, commit
nlcatcd to Mr.. Madison H. aid c. oar public
3 u st'LCliCS, every iOCl winch nIQ formed
oi the state OF our affairs there, IN ali their
relations, by 5euEnS him Il copy Of NV pri-
Nate Journal, and adding in private let. RS
whatlt did contain. j ,,hourh il MS ~, car
nest desire to get hoHc, and look TO nv pri-
Ntte concerns, which / proposed 70 do soon
atcr my return I" London, / Initiated to
him, TIA, | Yves wiling in consideration Of
TIE existing crisis, to act in any si,uat ion 1T
when migHt bc usciul Onny return to
London, l found tina, lde seizures which had
commenced IL my abycncc, had imposed on
me new and Important du;y. resisted
tdcm, and not without some effect Nv an
nJdnclug TO the British minister nv iitcn-
ton to return 20 tho United States jhat au-
tuun, J assumed the character for cvcrv
essential purpose O; Il sp Cial envoy with
which SIR. Madison was made acc tainted,
q, he was liz Wis, with my eteinin4liuA
% rcnI,in there I'll. Tie business was con
Diu LED. The evidence before him seemed
10 bC satisfactory, tina, a. AJtliuc c,u d be
;,lnci, oftnc listing ministry, bu by force.
( any cm.ns ofthe attitude taken un ou. part,
1 was i,'.tly to dohn'N, and TIA, The minis
: uy r..rcd. the DANCE, cf stclr an effect,
would be Increased by a cham ~ attitude.
This ia.,cr idea vas stg5ar ..rrCd in ..
? pr atc lc ter 70 him OF the . u "lhrtaiy,
1896, with ny raguesg ADVICE against euca q.
mn ION ~ the snip oy Vi.;cl ,tlat letter
wgs seq arrived 1t. RiGi&ic,pr;a, on the.
2S-h 81 Mgrct, ICoc " ed<i,sEt ed res,
Se.yed :, - th@ - .a. \ VIZ VS., o. 80
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From The Sfiyfs ef'!6 q October 25.
THE PREsIDENr s, COL. MONROE

The Editor has Seen frequently informed
that it is believed by many shat the fresi-
dent OF the United States is mt only hostile
to the election of Col Monroe hu5 unfriend
~ towards him, personally. rms idea has
been injurious 10 Col. monroe. ard is utter
ly void of foundation. The Editor is happy
to have it il his power torcm0vc this n,pre,.-
sion. by the publication of recent CORES
po!dcIcc. : letter from the President u
Co. Monroe, dated I2th October, 1905, cor
cueias with tic following gcnerou, and .nan-
" sentiments. TO me- it is desirable that
" the fVJhr @iouid kuo-y the nigh estina-
" ton in which hold 5oth Yourself and MIR.
" Madison and that no circuMsttncc has a
" bated my Affection for either. l salute you
" with sincere friendship and respect"
The publication of the correspondence will
be coInmcuceA in our next paper, and con
Guided in the same o. the following paper.
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LlCTOR TlCkET.

ECTORAL TICKET.
The following is the Madlson;an Eiectora
Picket, re published for the Information
o. the Citizens Of Virginia.
.loSehA God.,iH, Senr. .Wanscm3nd
EcRyaait Harrison, Prince Gro,ge,*
Ei.94ra Pesyam. Sens.- Dinwiddic,
.zIicasfa Firia. Rrusss9ick,
{ Oh IH3Ms:5 Read, Cnariotfe,
Josehh EGgteSton, .d0ieHa,
<flgA .Ncfa2n, .4i6,muYie,
Gel. George Penn, PQi1Yck,
thihh ~ Nicho!aS, RicANond City,
SGsHccr Roanc. hanover,
.iohn Roane. King ,yiiha1,,
ite6srt Taylor, Orange,
Guat4vus b. Hofncr, Euuquier,
Fo5eE Nctson, York.
,1L1nn Pace, Gloucester,
Richard RnraeS, RicAmond County,
John Z. B1'ooke, Stafford,
IZEg4 Kotmea, Frederick.
Osborne Shrigo-. Han,tahire
Jams@ .fiisn, Shenandoah,
.1rchibatd Stuart, augusta,
.fndre5o RusaeN, IVashington,+
(ten. J9hn Preston, DGontgomcry,
lPIHiuns Mckinley, Ohio.
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RUTLAND, (V ermont) Oct. =.
VERMONT ELECTION.

On Thursday last the Legislature OF Yer.
mont commenced its session III Montpcl
Her
The result OF the election was declared as
follows
His exccllcncy Isaac Tichenor, Govern
or.
His honor Paul Brigham. Lieut. Cove
or.
Benjamin Swan esq Treasurer.
Elias. KEYS, Chauncey Lan5don. Daniel
Chapman, SOLOMON Miller, Zeoah NTillough-
by. Reubin Hatch, Asa Lyon, Samuel fetch
er, ]. =. Buckingham, Daniel Dana, John
Ellsworth, Noah Chittcnden. esQs. Counsel
Tors.
Thus the whole Federal Ticket for Coun-
scllors, except Moses Robinson, jun has
succeeded. lie failed in consequence Of the
omission OF Jauior in number OF votes re-
turned
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR
Tichenor 1864
Smith 1915
Scattering 425
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FROM TIE SANE OF 2sru inst.

We are happy in having It in our power
to lay before the public the following very
Interesting correspondence between the Pre-
sldcnt o. tiic United States aad Colonel Mon
"oe. 1t is Published at the rc4ncst of Cole
re! Monroe, but with the E--rty and entire
appreciation of Nh. Jefferson. It's perusal
will afford the highest qualification - men OF
pure and diaintercsted patriotism
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EIcHMoND TURN1{zE c0NplNr-

ID ICHMOND TURNPIKE C0WPIN4,-
n At ameetng of the Directors of the said
Company, the 25th of October. 1908:
i2esotp-a, That the sales OF the Shares of de-
iinquent Stock Holders, advertised to be mad
or CHS day, be postponed till the 29th IF next
month, and tia; al shares be that day sold, 3o-
Siti0eiy without reSeys- in every case of Delinquent
oy, at the Swan Tavern, itthe city of Richmond,
ri the hour of - o'clock.
Reso!Vef, That call Of two dollars On eacl,
share Of the Stool: Holders, in the SAID Conpan,
BE made, and that the same be paid 10 the Urea.
surec on or before tbs 2Jth OF xth month.
II. SHEPPARD, CLERK.
Oct %. Ieplm
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as among ,he greatest caianI:tcs wbich cou',
assail my future peace of ai.,d. h.vt
great confidence that tie cand0r and hig.
understanding of both wa! guard me- asajms
| ehis misfortune. he bare possibility ut which
has SO lar weighed On. my ..iind. that cou!,
not Ok easy without GuburIhening il. AcclD
my respectful sl,.tadons FOX oursct IN;
| MIS-. Mcnroe and &c assured q: my Con
tlnt and s;isccrc f.ie13>l,ip--\ Con-.
(SiGncd5 III: JEFFERSON.
rrAR stn-
1yyyrcst, anxiety to forW al u ~ yuu ~
account and rcccjpt for siIr sntu which ]
paid for yous' mathematical instruments ar
London, wien / should acknowledge ycu,
iate kind letter, pre-, cnted nav ahswc ring k
sooner TO obtain yhcni, WAS forEsi 20 ran
sack all my papers, which required much
time. and III trUth did not succeed in fad
ing them Till this morning. l have now the
pleasure TO iaclosc Won those papers. = K :
can assure you that no occurrences OF
my whole life, ever gave me so much con-
cei@l, Is some which tool, place during my
absence Abroad, proceeding from the present
administration i aludc more especially to
the mission of Mr. pinlnoy, with al the
circumstances Connected with that measure,
and the manner in which the treaty, which
he and formed. which in fact, VS. little
more than project, was received. ! do noC
wish to dwell on these subjects. ] resolved
tHat they should form no III 1tivc of nv pub
lie or private co::,!Ict, sd proceeded 10
execute my pubic duty in the same manner,
and to support and advance TO Tie utmost OF
my power, your personal and political fame,
as II they had not occurred. The latter on
jccs has beca felt by me through life, scarce
~ as a secondary one, for from the high res
poet wich have entertained for your pub
lie services, yo II talent; and virtues, Ihayc
scen the national interest, and ycur advance
ment and fame, 50 intimately connected, as
to constitute essentially the same cause. Be
sides. have never forgotten, the proofs of
kindness and friendship, which l received
from yot III early life.
When returned 10 the United States,
found that heavy censure Had fallen on ne,
in the public opinion, as lad before much
reason to believe was the case, in ccnse
quence OF nay having signed the British trca-
y, and when | returncd here from! Wash
lnSton, was s!tsuI cd that, that circumstance
was welded against me with great eject,
IN relation to particular o,;ect-th II i
was relied On to impeach my character in
the most denca;c points. Conscious, that ]
had served my Country and the administers !
tinn lii the several trusts coHii;led 10 me a |
broad, WIKI the utmost integrity, Industry I
and zeal; that III some cases, I had render
Cd "sc!h! service; that in all | had done !
the most that could be done, under existing |
circumstances A; thai nv private fOrtuIc, (
had been 6, entially injured by those employ |
nents, IL VA, irIpossiGe for me - be iiiscn
.lblc To the effects produced bv those .'tacks. !
they have i:aiured me, and continue to in
are me every day in the pubic estimation. |
trust however, tia. means may BE-. fo;fnd |
% Go nc iuStiCc, wi. hOut The 81 Shttst injury
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WAsu1ucroS, T.b 10, 1908

Ny DEAF SIR,
! sec win Infinite grief contest arising
between yourself aud snJ.hc, who have been
very dear to each othcr, sod equally 5, &c
me. ] sincerely pray nat these d.spos tcn>
may no be affected 3eWcen yea VIA III.
confidently trust thcy @il rot 90. indie
pendentty of tie dic,a,.i G; pubic do,
which, prescribe Neutrality to nac. ny sincere
friendship sor yot both viii insure its sacTtU
Observance. suffer no one to conysrsc with
nc OF the subject. / already perceive MY
friend Clinton estianging himself from nc.
NO doubt, lies are carried to hIm his they ~j,
be to the other two candidates, aHder forms
which, however false, Inc can scarcely Qpe--
ton. ct have been equally careful as o
him also, never to say a word Oh Ills SJbIcc.
The object of the contest is "a fail. and non
orabe one, equally open TO You al, and
liave no doubt tbCpegsunal conduct Of each
will be 50 chaste as to oner no ground 81
dissatisfaction Win edcE other. buc our
| friends wllln IT, as delco G. J Know 80.
well from experience he progress of poll j.
| cal controverso, ard the eXaCcr1atiou OF spI-
rit into which it degencratcs, mot 20 .ety
Tor the continuance o. your mutual este ~
One p:quing thfas gaid draws Oh ano' 81
that third, and always with increasing &C.
rimony, uGtil AZ restrain, is thrOwn OF. an4
| il becomes diiu.Ut i1r yourselves t. .C"r
clear Of the tolls in which your friends viii
cndeavor to in.etlacc yon, aid 70 avoid tin,
participation in their passions which tEeS
viii cDdcavor to produce. 4 candid rccoi
llC.lion Of whatyoI k0o@ Of each other vii
Dc the true corrective. With respect TO So
self hope taty will spare r.s My L"Y
lings Tor retiromciIt are so strong, that viii
difficulty encounter the daily drudgtries q
my Gut% BGc my wish for retirement itscl
IS n.t stronger than l't6 u'ryiIS int
it the Affections Of al my friends. / hay,
ever viewed Nlr. Madison and yourself u.
two principal pillars ofmy happiness. Wcw
cl,les 10 &c Withdrawal, I should consider
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Vol. s.. ]

80 PUBLISHED ny THOMAS aIrcHIE, OF
PoSirE rAc CaIoN TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL
LARS PER AS%UM, PAYABLE IL ADVANCE
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ES Y virtue Of Il Deed Of Trust, executed to us
/ , by Edwin Land of the county Of Amelia,
and record dn the court otthat county, TO secur,
deJt therein mentioned to David RatLIav Will
be sold, tor cash, on the premises, thc tract Of
LAND, lying in said county, containing about
90 aces, on which the sd Edwin Land nov
resides, subject to 4 deed OF trust, executed f,r
the benefit Of Ta Pcrknson and a mortgage {.
John Lane, recorded in Amelia court. Tie sale
<vIll take place on the % day OF next month.
T.TOWNES, 10
JOHN L. LUGH, 1'"'''''
Oct o. T4ts1
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Majority for Tichcnor 432
We are informed that in the house cf re-
presrntatives Of Vermont, the republicans
have. d majority of six, consequently the ic
deral ma ority on a Joint ballot for senator OF
the u. STATES and presidential electors, viii
be four.
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as among ,he greatest caianl:tes which cou d
assail my future peace OF Eiad. h.se
great confidence THAI tie candor and high
understanding of both wiz! guard me- a;;aimst
,hls misfortune. he bare possibility Ok which,
not Ok easy without GrblrsheninG il. Accept
my respectful s;,l,.ialions fov soursc.t and
MIS-. Monroe, and hc assured o: my CON
tant and s;iccrc t.l.1,;>ltip-- Copf.
(Signcd1 ~: JEFFERSON.
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re virt''e of ample powers delegated to the
~ Subscribers, viii be sold to The highest bid
der, lar ready 'noney, Ut the Eagle Tavern III the
city OF Kiciu . !, on the Dbl day Of November
next, ali that ,..,ablc estate IN Boo: co;inty, IN
inc State OF Kentucky, well known ~ The name
o. the Big Bone Lick, or SAT- works On Sig BIl:
Greek, a'.out two miles from The Ono River,
containing two thousand acres more u less. Also
toir Thousand acres Ot valuable LIND On the
ONO rver, great portion OF which is low ground
on goo; quaity. The Lands on tbs . 10, and ,he
ABOVE m cHtionsd Tract, do not Actually JOIN, bat
ale within half mile OF whereabouts, oi each o.
the. The Whole SIX thousand acres were located
and surveyed un,erniilil.'y warrants ; with res
pect to the title, tlie purchaser will be made sa
t'sicd on thc day sS,it. These i:un,s said to
he extremely valuable, ia point OF situat'oa and
SOIL, besides The advantages OF the Salt Works,
which, lis believed, would b. very productive,
i. prosecuted Oh judicio,s plan
WIN. Z. WILLIAMS.
Oct. % Gtds1
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. I. IKE Place IF .John GooArich, deceased
t IN TIE bisce If .4!crr. Snlyth, resigned
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IL OFICE.--Css'. given ;or Nothvia 4 Soath
y c,n Dans< y 81 Is az q frOGetste discount b,
SIMPSON -,10AKIS.
Richmond, Sept L.. GU
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By an inadvertcmcc in framing the law
passed by the Legislature of New Jersey for
the choice Of Electors, time has been fixed
not wiyhiH thai prescribed by q iaw oF me
United States, in virtue Of authority repo-
Sed b. Tie consultation in Congress. Tais
.aw requires that the cho.ce Of Electors sltali
be held during & period within thirty four
days Of the 1st Wednesday in December,
the day fixed for the electors to mcet and
give their woes for President ard Vice Pre-
side.t. This inlttcGliol 10 the act Of Con-
gresS "'ii' render it necessary Tor ;he laFls-
laturc Of Ncw-Jersey, either topostponc The
time of choosing electors by the people, or
take the choice UPON themselves. As Tie ic-
gislature is decidedly republican, no tYcntu-
al injury will ensuc from this oversight; and
whether the choice Of electors shall be made
| by themselves, or by the people, the result
viii be precisely the same. For the votes
recently given prove the great preponder-
ance Of tie republicans, which at a general
cleo ION fOr the choice Of Electors and Re
representatives. in Congress, vii! be rendered
still more manifest, from the great unanimi-
ty prevalent in two or three large rcUubij-
can counties which at the recent elections
lwere contented with bringing out but small
portion Of their votes, bat which will, in
support Of a general ticket bring ont all
their votes, bv which the Democratic sd.
iority will probably be increased two OF three
I.bc,.-ot,I Mn Jtgf
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IN addition to the above mentioned Lands, s.
by virtue OF The powers aforesaid, will be sold,
ut the same time and place, the following v;liu-
;'oie Tracts OF Military LIND, viz. One thou
said acres IN t.ic state of Kentucky or the
tei's of itiSIi Land creek, adjoining the Lands
o. AaSo Darlington, and Peter Casey, pa;entc i
the 15th Iurc, 1885.
y tract Of 335 Is acres in the state of Ohio,
ON {. fork OF Paint creek, adjoining Nathaniel! Bur
Wells survey, No 9s2, patented ed Noy. 1892
Also, ,i'Cac- u @66 2-3 acres, in the stale OF
Ohio, on Todda torl; OF the Li,ti4 Miami river,
adjoining WA B1rlcw's survey, No SOS, Tho
mas Reiley's survey, No 202S, and John Ro-
berts's survey, No. 69y, pAtented the Esd Eoy
1902.
The three last mentioned tracts Of Land, will
be so.d upon the f6lloWin; terms, 10 vat; Gne
fourth o. the purchase none in hand, and the .
thes riree-tourths in three equal annual payments
the purchasers executing deeds Of tIlist, ON
the Land, to Secure the last payments
BEN. MGSEY,
WM. c. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Oct s5. T,l.l
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TB Y virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed to
. the Subscriber by VIM Brown of Chester
field, to secure the payment OF debcdue ken-
Giles will be offer for sale, on the 30th OF
Manchester; two Negro Men DIgER & JOIN,
the property of the said Brown--for cash.
PETER L. SMITH. Trustee
Oct %. eptds] :
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We have received letter dated Rutland,
Oct 1Ith, which enables It's with confidence
to say, that the legislature OF Vermont is
decidedly republican, and viii choose elcc
tors ficndIs TO Mir. Madison. The follow
ing is an extract:
"Tne legislature convened las" Thursday
! ! this moment learn that the federal ticket
for G ovcrHor prevailed BY a bare mGority,
also ten Of TIL 'cicrai council and ,wo re-
jhU6 : lS The tcpuhcdn t..bci f2r Lieu
tel.aot- Governor prevailed, aad thatS I!ca-
ven we have at least Twelve majority Of re
publican members in the House. You vii
ldoubte ss see IL stated IN the federal Corr
theF JAco5inic) prints, that thcre !. kat gin'
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I'm PursIiince of decree in ChancGry, made
Z by the Court Of the u. States for the 5tl cir.
cut, ia the district o. Virginia at the November
Auction, atsthe time and place hereinafter men
toned Two TRACTS in the county of Gooch.
land, on the Beaver Dam Creek, containing nine
hundred acres and the other called Littie-Is-
land, containing 10 acres, at Goochand court
house on the court day thereof, on Monday the
21st day O. ,!GJcc::.a.s .S2S :e dew" 81 .;-e
witlDw OF VIM. Ronald, will be first deducted,
and the conditions on which the said land aie
directed under the saiddecree, will appear there.
in and will be communicated on the day OF sale
The terms ofpayment VIII be as foiiows one
fourth ofthe purchase money TO be paid lii cash,
and the remaining three fo,irths in three etuaj
emst.inents Of si;,, twelve and eighteen months
credit IN AL other respects the aforesaid decree
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-24
Tedae:aay,. Aovem5er %.

The Senate were engaged this day in the
discussion of MIR. Hillhouse's resolution for
raising the embargo. Mr.. Grazuf0rd from
Georgia, and Dr.lgatcheH from n. York, de-
livered their sentiments in favor of its con-
tinuance-they occupied the whole of the
time of this day the Georgia member adj
mitted the injury we sustained from the en-.
barge, but commended that war was the only
alternative. 1t is remarkable truth, that
in debate the democratic gentlemen only re-
collect the injuries we have sustained from
England, and entirely leave out Of view the
outrages committed on our commerce by
France. DIR. Mitchell's remarks were some
thing like what we might expect to hear.
from person appointed to deliver a fourth
of July oration, who was incompetent to
the task, and were, in fact, a tissue Of such
incomprehensible nothingness as might rea
sonably be supposed to flow from man OF
his theoretical imagination.
81 The House Of Representatives were en-
gagged, in the early part of the day, on bu-
siness of little Importance about half past
twelve the doors were closed, and the house
had not adjourned at 4 o'clock. The busi-
ness supposed to occupy them this day in
.conclave is a motion by Mr.. Randolph for
removing the injunction ofsecrecy from the
confidential message of the President at the
opening of the session.
A letter from gentleman arrived at the
southwark, who left St. Pierres, Mart on
the 10th Oct. to his friend in Boston, says,
g Considerable alarm was experienced at
St. Pierres, ION account ofthe arrival of the
British troops at Barbados, some said
1000 and others 1900. The French gene
rally believed the Island would be attacked,
and it was said the inhabitants were order
ed to be ready at a moments warning, Mr..
----,who was atMartiniqu e,received a letter
from his brother in Lucia, undera feigned
name, and in French, desiring him to leave
the island Instantly, but gave no explana-
ton. It is the opinion of every one that the
Island will be vigorously blocladed."
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November "a.
n CHARITY Sermon

,
VIII be delivered the morning Of the next
I.oRD's Day, at the Episcopal Church, by
the Reverend Jrilziam L. Gi6son, tho re.
lief Of the poor indiscriminately, is ths object
of this contribution.
The members Of the St. Andrews Society,
arc requested to meet on that day at the court
house, at III o'clock, A. n and from thence to
walk to Church.
BY order Of the President,
DONALD MACLEOD, See'r,.
NovemberS24
{ "a N % / Ne G
From Brig Eliza, Cahtain Gibson, from New-
bnrytort, and for sale By
Lawrason and FowIc,
& $4,000 feet mcrchantabls Lumber
80 tons Plaster Paris
I7O casks LiIRe
s hogsheads ,Muscovado Sugars
do. N. E. Rum
puncheons Jamaica do.
> pipes Hollands Gin
barrels Coffee
SO kegs Salmon
so casks sugar ard coffee Cask Nails
. Mahogany Secretaries
2 pair Card Tables
so Dutch Gin Cases
10 barrels Shad.
NJ 1900 barrels freight will be given to
one or more good vessels, for Boston and Sa.
iem.--APply as above.
November "a. 3taw.w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-24
Saddle an1 Br;dle found.

WAS found, insthc woods near my house
4 Saddle and Bride. The owner may hayc'
them on application to me and paying for this
advertisement.
John F. Smith.
November "a. st