davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
September q
For SALE,

I wish to sell about SO or SO acres OF h"'',
at the mouth OF Foi,ey Run, mI'eron IS SO's
mill seat with never filling stream, al HOV ~
one and half miles from the reat faI.; ;,sd
Potomac, Credit will be given Ii resV, Nth
with giving bond and approved secul1l' ., W."
interest from the date. also have some ''a ,bs
which wish to sell for cash, or hire " ,hs
year one of which understands saving q, h m
whip saw and also is a good ditchef GIN. .nd
understands driving Wagon and tea, ea. flr.
Others that understand farming: ana ~ r,r.
Their particulars any person wishing LING u 10
chase or hire may be informed by app'.'
John Jackson s sen, 60.
.Near kAe Great Fails I'osomae' ra1g =.
October'I 49,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
Fayon, Metcaf and Co.

Faxon, MetcaH and Co.
Hive ,recsivoed her. GooD fSTENT, from Bos-
SIS ss5eg TON, and o,esr for sals,
$40 casks Thomas '%n Lime
l55 reaIf.s writing Paper
600 do. Wrapping do.
100 nests bingham Boxes.
ii AL8O,
"A general ai1ortment Of S II Q - >,
suitable fer the approaching season..
THEY HAZE ON HIND,
20 pieces Of heavy Duck
10 pipes Hollands Gin
do. French Brandy
90 barrels Doston Beef
6 half barrels Mackarel
200 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles
so boxes brown Soap
leo Half do. do.
1900 bushels Ground Alum Salt.
September 80. co9t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
Bank Of Potomac,

OeroBIK "A, 1908.
Mt CTICE is hereby giUen to tie Stock
. holders of this institution, that ali ticc'
ton will be held at the courthouse, III Alex
andria, on Monday, the i4th November next
for. choosing ts0etve Directors to serve tor TAG
ensuing year.
BIZ order of tie President and Directors,
Charles Fage, (elt'eT.
October II. 2awtl4thN0Y
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
AMES BACON,

AMES.sB a C1lN
this GRocERx .SToRE, on King reef, aas
,.esived IN additionto his former stsctk.
a frelh Supply of Genuine Artielesin
,is the Grocery Line
which makes his assortment complete.
ri no.v oers for safe, on his usual ioaO term
Mufcovado Sugars, of various qua
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, = q .
Hyson, Paiucuiafay ssisss
lssss sssss and family sS'' use,
Souchong }
Best. green Coffee, -.
Chocolate, Of a superior quality
Madeira,i
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~
TeAerlhe,
81 Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Lognae and Bordeaux Bransy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, st. Croix, ST. Vinccnts, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Eitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassla, plmento,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
Ginger, basket salt for table use, dearl barley
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould' dlpt and
spernaceti candles, refined salt-petle. hotant
indigo, alum, copperas, madden, orinstone
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best En-
glish and country made gunpowder ssegars
and smoalsing tobacco, very pest Chewing to
bacco.
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
Ia .oxes.
London mustard, warranted of superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
cenaijohu's, sc. sc. with generally every al
tieie In his line-the whole OF Whien have 5eoE
collected with care, and will be dlspo o. CT
the very lowest terms
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
Washington &AIexandrla ] urn
pike Company.

THE Stockholders of the Wash
ingter and Alexardria Turnpike Company
are hereby notified that the third lRstaiment
of Ten Dollars on each share. is called for by
the President and Directors OF the said Conn
panv, and IS required to be paid to cha'ses
Page Treasurer In Alexandria, ON or before
the actin s.ay Of October next. agreeable to an
act OF Congress- entitled" An act for the e
ss@blisAnlen, OF Turnpike Company in the
cousssy of Alesandria, in the district Of CO.
iumIis.' =
By order OF the Directors,
g. Deneale, PreIdent.
September 26. co
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
The first book of anation is the dictionary
Of their own language.
VOiNEy.

/. 1t shall he printed on. fine paper, IN two
handsome large I2mo volumes, upon
beautiful type, called ncneareil, cast Tor
the purpose, by. Messrs. Binney and 10
madison. This gype, although small, is, by
its neatncss and elegance, extremely CRATE
ful to the eyes. The work viii issue from
the press of T. and G.. Palmer, who have
already been SO erninentiy distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and ta.,e IN siaeir
profession, and thorough knowledge or
the French and English languages
I'll Price, I'D subscribers, tor the two volumes
IN boards, neatly iettered, fire dollars, to be
pair, on tie delivery of the whole work by
gentlemen, however, wishing 10 have the
Gsst volume before the second, IT may pc
received upon paying the full amount OF
tie subscription for both volumes.
AZ Subscriptions received by <.
GRAY.
&c
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
District OfCoIulnbia, to Wit

DlStTICL OF IOiUlNU!d. % VIII
Charles |. Ca,lett, and Ann bis wife,
ComtlaisaMs5:
against
Thomas Fairfax, the President and
Directors OF the Bank OF Alex
and,ia, ard William Herbert and
William Herbers Jun.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
ORPHANS COUP
aa ss Conn,

ORDERED, That the exccs a a = I, lsa
deceased, insert the follow;na' d ''ha Va,
IN tie Alexsadra Daily u.apsr s 's' IN,
week fo y tie space Of el.,a, we,s a''ss lin,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
September 26.

The DWELLING HOUSE anl. LOT,
with the Improvements where reside.
.aJS0,
Sundsy vacant LOTS, situate In yarieus
parts of the town OF Alcxandria. They are
free of all Membranes and will. he conveyed
An Zee simple 70 the purchasers.
The terms of eresiit shall be easy ON giving
sufficient security, and will be made known
by application 10 the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
September CT. 2a@H
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
The defendant I homas Fairfax, not

i tx ilOiAA"o "'i'~N'i'
having entered lis appearance and gwen Sc,
curity. according TO the act OF assembly anu
the rules Of this court, and ii appearing tot&
satisfaction OF the court upon ath1avlt, u'-'
the said defendant Thomas FaiiiaS, Is FOL al
inhabiiant OF this district: On mouon OF
..if, complainants by their counsel 1t IS or
dsred, that the Sid defendant Thomas iali'
fax, do appear I.ere on the first cay Oh uss
term, and enter his appearance 20 Inc 'u's'
AID give security for performing the a'''. -,
of the court, ana that the other dciehaai's, Wv
President and Directors of the Bank OF Alex
andyi4. William Ilc.5ert, and William her
bert If. 10 siot pay away, convey OF sc'''s
the debts by t!len owing TO, CT the estate .,
effects in Their hands ucsonglng 70 nc sa'.
absent defendant 1l.on.s Fairfax, uhI o..
further order or decree Of the court aDc .D1I
coy Of this ordev be torthNlLh puOA s4sa
for two months .uccessiyeiy IL one o. 'as
pubic newspapers published in iNis ''G faa,,
and that another copy DC posted at ."e '''D'
door of the courthouse Of sall COLBY
a copy.
Test.
G DENEaLE, c. c.
I'm
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
FOR SALE,
OrT,eafe or Rent forever

vi ICdIC VI NSiiIt ,,.ets
TuxL0T, corner OF Pitt and Princes =, foot
Also, the LOT on Pitt-street, py .'areot.
ally, With stable and carrlage-nsssse -
For particulars, enquire CT .N1.oN.
PHILIP WASlo1
October 4.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
PROPOSALS
1ox ryss.sH1ya By suRs IN n $3.50
q I e w W Q II
KNTITLED,
THE MANUAL
OF THE
BRANCH IND EAGLISH. SIoDE.SAg
OR A NJ
NEW. AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY
PROPOSALS

TEE xRENcH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES.
IN TWO PARTS
1. French u Eaghsh--2. g. Eagiisb q Frene7
~ CONTAINING,
4. All the words in general use, OCCASION, !. I,
ally illustrated by Frclch and Ehgiisn
sentences. =
9. An extensive collection OF new Woras
in every art, science and trade.
8. The pronunciation OF every WORD, ac'
cording to the most polite usage Ii
Franeca nd England. e !,
4. A copious vocabulary of sea terms anu
phrases.
5. A dictionary of French synonymes'
S. A dictionary of French homonymes:
z. An alphabetical list of the most lamliar
proper and christian names, and OF ths
most remarkable places IN the wofia'
8. The difficulties ofthe French iansuase
aIphabe ticalIy arranged.
8. A complete treatise on trench poetry.
10. The chief English idiems-
H. A treatise on the English PARTICLES &c.
The whole carefully complied from the best
writer's, and particularly from the dictionaries
of the French Academy, Boiste, ferand, "a
neau, Wailly, Tocquot, Nugent, Chamoauo'
Boyer, Johnson, Walker, &c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
Alexander Moore

s.; Ths !, 70 glys Notice, f ils,.,s
subserlber Of alexandria County n :, lAe
trlct OF Columbia, bath obtained I,am 's Dis
phans Court of said county letters ,a.. leor
~ on the cs:ste Of Jol1l Wott, H. ''-Ataa
county aloresaid, merchant, dec, .ss q ts|
persons having claims against the ~
ceased, arc hereby warned to exl.ib;, ., ,@u .
with the vouchers thereof, to ,he .,,I ivy Sa,|
On or before the 22d Gay OF asrcD S
they may by law be excluded from IA 7
nett to SAID estate---;,.ld those MaelsoJ.,
10 are required 20 make immediate NV a'S
Given uader my hand this ed aay 9 .fS
TENDER, 1903. We
Robert l. Tayb,
ESecutorof John w,as.
September % sIsrs,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
TO REM.
September %

lind immediate POSSESSION 9iivtr)
NEAR TIE EXTREMITY OF THE p.yyu,v,
On PRIME Street,
a TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE v;,,
Il an elegant garden, and all ntc,,,,y
buildings .hereto, complete. The premise,
occupy one half acre of ground, ON one Of a.
best situations and best constructions, eau.Ej
by few, If any, exceeded by none in Aer..
dria OF It's size; it has also pump OF sst,
lent water, approved of by the best juass|
besides well in the garden for its exc.u.i,s
Sc, aid is every way calculated toaccoamc.
date gcntcel family, from sucha nodyr4,
rent VIII be taken.
Now building and will be read,
to RENT about the first of Angus, F0Ul
HOUSES, Oh Washington-street, the stu
aticns are good, and the buildings viii De "
~ convenient and neatly finished, for pEat
families, or public business aid q House o.
Two, near 1NcSsrs. Murstcller aud Kagg!
wharf.
For terms apply to,
Robert BrOe{st.
Iona , DIV
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19

By n G.. DUfIEF,
.9u,hor of Nature Displayed az her MODE
teaching zansuogs TO man, ahflfed 20 tie
French Language, CSC.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-26
WHr DOES Mr.. GRAY APPROVE OF THE
EMB.fRGO

Is a question frequently asked by persons
OF different political parties, particularly by
those wholive at a distance. Some not init
mately acquainted with him, have been sur
priced that he should boldly set at defiance
the opinions and experience of the other mer-
chants in the country, by applaudng the
embargo. and escusing the administration in
its submissions to France. The democrats,
from Maine to Georgia, have long used his
name in support of this measure because they
know, as he possesses the most navigation of
any man in the country, it will he taken for
granted, by superficial observers, that he
will be the greatest sufferer by it, and the
best able to Judge of its necessity and conse-
quences. This opinion, though known by
those around him to be unfounded, and Of
course has no weight, still may have inau-
ence with some who have not the same
means of information it is therefore pro-
per to account for his apparently extraordina-
ny conduct.
In the first place, he is a merchant OF emf
hence, and knows as WELL and is governed
as exclusively by his own interest as any man.
Now having An immense property Grom a
quarter to half n million of s. in France &
other countries under the control of Bona
parte---and having far greater risks than a.
ny individual lew United States, and per-
haps in the worlds as an 1snderzyriier, under
to see any temporizing policy of the govern
ment in favorable light, if it will prevent
a quarrel with the French Emperor.
In the next place, while his poorer coun-
frymen are suffering, he is making a for
f4ne, by the embargo The cargoes of Rus
STA, India and Italian goods, to the amount
of more than four hundred thousand dollars,
besides other goods which he has on hand to
an immense amount, must rise so much by
the embargo (Which now deprives us of our
.supplies) that even if all his shipping at the
wharves should be destroyed by the worms
and the weather, yet OH the whole, he would
be an immense gamer. In other words, his
Immense property on hand (while others are
now prohibited from importing) will give
hina greater profit than is made in common
times, without subjecting him to the expence
OF ships, sailors, marine risks, 1Scc.
Again: With his prodigious capital, spe-
CITATIONS are making, and may continue to be
made, on his account throughout the United
States, in articles of produce, tobacco, cot
ton, &c which the pressure of the times COM
pels the owners to sacrifice, and which will
give him incalculablc profits.
Who, that reflects on these things can won
der, that Mr. Gray likes the Embargo,
CEU5TA.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-26
mo. 81.
THE ANSWER

10 the legislative Council and house Of re-,
representatives. of the territory ofCrleans.
/ | receive, fellow citizens, with a lust
sensihisty, the expressions of esteem md ap-
probation communicated in Your Kind adj
( Dress of the 29-h of March, and am thank.
tui Tor them; the motives which have led to
my retirement from Office, were dictated by o.
sense OF duty, and Will. trust. be approved
| ny my fellow citizeus generally.
IL Is indeed . source of real concern, that
an impartial neutrality scrurulously observ-
ca towards the bcl'igerent nat ions of Europe,
mas not been sufficient to protect us against
encroachments On our rights and a'tlio' de-
PfecatinS war, should no alternative be pre-
sented us but disg,acefu submission TO un-
lawful pretenSiCnS, / have entire confidence
m Your assurances. that YOU will cheerfiilv
submit to whatever sacrifices and privaticns
may be necessary for indicating the rights,
the hoIor and independence of cur walton.
far from disposition to avail ourselves
OF the peculiar situation Of an, hellirercnt
nation. ask concessions Incompatible with
Their rights, with justice or rec;nr civ we
nave never proposed TO any the sacrifice of
single right. and in consideration Of exist
ing circumstances we have been wiIiine
"hen our duty to other nations Permitted us
10 relax for time. and in some cases that
StrictneSs of right which tie laws of patnre
0he Acknowledgements Of the civilized world
and the equality of indercnderce of a,,ars
ehtitie us to. Should, the, et,te. excessive
and continued injuries con.pcl at lergth :,
resort to the means o. Sclf.'vclress, We are
strong IN the consciouSress that 10 wrc,g
committed on orr part, no prccipitanc' iii
repelling the wrongs committed by CHE s.
no want of moderation ~ our exactiorS If
voluntary Justice, but undcniable ggre'si $
on us and the avowed purp, Sc of cont -
ing them will have produced a recnl,t, d. @
SO little consonant with our principle. or ina
clinatons.
10 Carry witt me into retirement tn ap-
probation and esteem Of M fellow c:tizens.
WIZ indeed be the highest rcva ard they car
confer on me, and certainly the ONLY one r
nave ever desired ! invoke the favor of
heaven, fellow citizens. towards Yourselves
and our beloved country
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Washington, June II, 1903
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-26
Mr.. GRAY's REPLY.
Mr.. CU,HINc,

Mr.. CUSHING,
observe in your paper Of Friday last,
over the signature of " CenstG," a piece inn
putting to NC base and sordid motives for APP
proving the EmbArgo--in consequence Of that
am compelled to- declare to the public,
FACTS. and leave them to Judge how lar sell
hshness has influenced my opinion and con-
duct.
It's suggested that set the opinions Of o.
t;.ers ct defiance.
have presumed to think for myself, and
made the constitution my guide however
mistaken ] may be my intentions arc at least
correct, nor do defy or condemn others for
thinkihg differently; and so far from cxcus-
ing the administration for submission to France.
had perceived symptoms Of submission to
that or any other foreign power sooner than
advocate such measures | would devote my
whole property fer the support Of the indie
pendence Of the u. States.
When the embargo law passed thought
Ut constitutional measure, and did not
think proper 20 oppose it. The policy of the
measure had been much questioned vet I
mink the the existing circumstances render
"a IT prudent and necessary as G. Britain
had tseatened, and had ut that time passed
enough NOT officially known to us) the orders
ct Council uf 11tl November, 1907. a.thori-
sing TIE capture and condemnation Of all
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-26

War we deprecate as an evil Of the mos
distressing nature-Eyerv principle of sa
cred policy urges us to avoid, ifpossible, thi.
calamity.-We fatter ourselves that strict
adherence to the laws of government viii
nave the most salutary effect to prolong the
tranquility of the United States, and defend
our national honor from outrage and VIC
lence.
we cannot however but regret. that sas-
'emGftc ffcn appears to be adopted to excite
a distrust, and resentment against nclividu-
ais composing the present administration
M"der me .jaitacious Plea Of rcmovine the
Embargo. attempts are making to effect
radical change ofhoiticGi fr1ncihies within
the EXECUTIVE branch of the government
at the ensuing election.
We therefore with the most cordial. wish
es for the happiness and prosperity Of tine
United States, offer the foregoing DISSENT
to the address adopted by the town of Dos
ton on the 9th inst
We do not charge the majority with i'm
proper motives in voting for the address, but
we fear some individuals not friendly to the
general interest have surprized many into
the measure.
Boston, AuauSt IIt.., 1scs- -7----@
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-26

te general (Ferrand) sent for RE to know
nc state of the property, and alter a little
conversation OH the subject, directed me to
aform the owners that he would order the
french agent in Cuba to arrest ali the pro-
Iersy, sold or not sold, and 10 hold it i'll the
lame Oft the government until claimed by the
proper owners. Both privateers are order
Id to be arrested, their commissions to be
feturncd. and the captains imprisoned the
general is much displeased with the conduct
otthe privateersmcn."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-26
7's the President ofthe Uni, d States.


VIZ the subscribers, citizens Of the town
OF Boston, impressed with sense of the dan
ger to which our country is. exposed, in con-
sequence ofthe DEGREES and orders Of the Bri-
tish and French nations, cannot but view with
deep Concern the adoption OF measures which
may embarrass the constituted authorities
III execUting those laws which are calculated
tn coonteraCt their operation
Impressed with these sentiments, we can
not but DISSENT from this hasty procedure
Of tlc town OF Boston, on the 9th inst. in
their address u the President of the United
States. apprebcHding It will have serious
tendency to Illustrate those measures which
the Government have thought it 70 adopt as
the most mild and eficacious to obtain q re
dress from the injuries We suffer from the bel
lgerent powers.
DESTROYS Of maintaining the PERcE and
COMMERCE Of ourcountry upon the fair prin-
clples Of neutrality, we conceive it most adj
visible to submit those important objects to
legitimate authority, rather than hy an i'm
proper Interference 70 weaken those ener-
sizes which are contemplated TO restore our
commerce and protect our injured sfamen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-26
Extract cfa fetfer fj.gfn our Corresnon-
Ge~S, dated Hapanna. lug. l, 1868.
ABSTRACT OF Nrws HFRr.

Il Col. Williamson. formerly of our state,
has arrived in Tie last vessel, as COrrnissjc-
ner on the pare of the British government.
with dispatches from England, Cadiz and
the Governor Of Jamaica lie has several
other officers in his suite.
The late news from Europe has exhilsrat
e1 inc sp'rits ut the people here 20 & height.
which is showing itself in a variety Of in
stances.-An order was issued the other dav
for the departure Of all the French residents
from the island and the poor creatures are
nov Hooking GA board every barque in which
they can obtain passage. Hundreds Of them
with large families who had been establish
ell here III their trades and other useful &C
equations, earessed by the govcrnmen. vbiist
Bonaparte rcigned, arc now driven off with.
almost savage ferocity. This new ailiapce
with England will not operate much i'm favor
OF the United states. They already view
you as " no account. Protected By the Bri-
tlsh they can get their provisions from Mex
leo, and their merchandise from Spain aud
England. Two United States eun-boats
Nos. 6j and &c. put in Yesterday ON their,
way to New-Orleans, for Refreshments.
The boarding officer told them they could
rot come on shore, nor be boarded from the
shore till permission from the governor
which was not sent till eight o'clock and
then by common bumb boat - have this
from the oihcers themselves, who have in
copsequence declined waiting upon any of
the officers of the government, and after
taking some water will sail again TO- morrow.
what ADDS 20 the aggravation of tie above
neglect IS, that the captains and people Of
two New-P Providence privatccrs. ~ ancbc,.
along side the gun boats had been Imnedi.
ately (the day before) permitted to come ON
shore, and were parading the streets with
every kind of indecent and noisy behaviour.
annex hereto the only translation think
worth making from the papers here.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-26
NEw-ORLEANs, July IS.

Il appears evidently that Gen D'Alvimar.
on account Of whom so much was said in this
territory few months since, and who was
the't 70 be sent to Congress has . secret ~.
derofhis court togo to the Spanish colonies
His arrival in America was combined. bvNa-
poleon, with the revolution which has lust ia
ken place in Spain. That officer made his
appearance at Baton Rouge, after having left
his suite at the mouth of Red river. 1t il
not known what route he has taken but il
appears certain that he had orders to visit
Santa Fe, 10 superintend the tranuuilitv Of
the provinces Of New~Mexico The arrival
Of French viceroy in the Old, confirm the
object Of general D'Alvimar's voyage who
by his birth, the irmuess of his character.
and his talents in easily conciliating parties.
In country where tranquility at this mo-
ment may easily be disturbed. What is We
~ certain, is, that general D'Alvimar left
BATON Rouge in the king boat, after having
been well received by the governor, and ac-
cOmpanied by 81 considerable escort.
he Intelligence Of the appointment and
arrival Of Mr.. de st. Simon, as Viceroy of
MeXico, has not been confirmed.
The following is Mr. Jefferson's answer to
the address Of the Orleans Legislature.
Gentlemen,
ask the favor Of Won TO communicate
III such way as YOU shall think most Droper
the enclosed answer to the address Of the
legislative council and house of r.presept,-
tiyes of the territory of Orleans, Of March
S0th, and TO accept for yourse elves, the assur-
ances Of my high consideration and respect
TIL: JEFFERSON.
The hon. Poydras, President of
the Legislative Council, &c,