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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21
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ITaskiagtoa city, LICK ;
. DANIEL CLARK.
Disr;es q Csian.bic, TO ,sit:}
.Taraary IL, 1908
Personally appeared before me, William
craneh, chief judge OF the Circuit Court of tn,
District of-Columbia, Daniel Cl,rk, Esq who
being so'emnly sworn ON the Holy Evangciists o.
Almighty God, doth tePose and saw, that tn,
foregoing statement made by him under the order
OF the House Representative, SO fur az regard.
matters ofhi own knowledge is true. and so ia,
as regards the matters whereof he was informed
by otli"rs he believes TO be true.
Sworn before me,
w CRANCu
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Extract q Actfer tIeDs gentlemen in Azarictte,

E'etTdet q Affef JIoDt genf2eanGD In lNarictte
dated Dc. 2S
Blannerhassct came into town last week. TAR.
ried few days, and went off i'll q boat. private
ly, late in the night. While here he was afraid
of every thing, he afraid of being poisoned
IN the tavern. understand that neither he nor
Burr Will attend their trial at Clillicothe'
we arc informed that Aaron Burr on the 31st
.ult. lodged at Wiliiamspolt, 1taryiaad, on his
way to Chillicothc.
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THE subscriber intends to leave the state Of
Il Virginia in few DAYS
THOMAS RANDOLPH.
Amelia, Jan. 81. Tftg1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

TIE foffoErirg 7notion sgas sukmitteaGy Mr. 4 ans
fer consideration, in The Ssaafe, on l4suazy
last.
RrsoLvED, That n committee be appointed,
with le;yeto report by bill o. otheryiss.-.,ntl in
s,rtcted to enquire, at what period the present
embargo can consistently with the pubic interest.
b. removed; and whether, in what manner. and
to what extent, upon removal, the merchant
vessels of tie United States, Shall be pc rrnittcG
in defence Of their lawful commerce, to be arm
cd against, and to resist foreign aggrc3sion.
On this motion no order has YET been taken.
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DOMESTIC.
WASHINGTON, Jan Is.
Court Of Enquiry in the case Of Genera

w Al tlNGION, Jan IS.
CoHrf 81 enquiry IN the case Of General
Jpfikiuson.
On Monday, about O'Clock, the Court Of
inquiry in the case of Gen. Wilkinson, was
opened at Morin's Tavern.
Present...,Co Burbeck, President, & Coils.
Gushing and Williams.
The members of the Court were first
sworn by MIR. Jones, the Judge Advocate. who
was then sworn by the President
The Judge Advocate read order from the
Secretary OF War, dsted January z, ordering n,
compliance with the request of General !vilkin-
son Court OF Enquiry, consisting of the above.
gentlemen, and naming Walter Jones, Judge Ad-
VI ate, on tie charge of General Wilkinson h,v
ing oeen, ornow being pc. sonci aileier the 90
vernment Of Spain while hol,llng.a commission
under the United States, with instructions 10 re
port to the department of War correct state
ment OF their proceedings, together with tiIe;,
opinion thereupon.
After short pause the Praside. enouircd or
the Judge Advocate, whethci he had any pspe-s
or evidence to submit to The Court. He rer;liot
that he had not that he had supposed Cen WI,
kinson would have intimated the Witnesses h,
wished Summoned.
conversation then cnsucd among the mem
bers of the court on ther course of procedure
It was observed that the pspers before tn,
House OF REPRESENTATIVES were to be viewed ~
the ground OF enquiry, from the proceedings OF
that body it was uncertain whether they would
he transmitted to the Executive (from whom !.
was most probable the court would receive them
and ut what time, the subject was un,!crso3d
ia be still pending before them that al am, rate
1T was not likely they could be received until We'd
nesday., Ono of the members added that Gen
Wilkinson had inti,nated to,him, that altbcurh
ready to attend the court at any time as he sEp
posed nothing material would be done before thai
day, he should not sooner attend, unless other
wise desired.
1t was thercltpon ordered that the court stand
adjourned till "Wednesday at. 10 o'clock A. M
that the Judge Advocate inform the Secretary n;
War, that the court were me; and Ind nothing
bctor" them; and that he likewise inform Gen.
w iii-'nson that they were assembled aud ready
to receive any thing he might have to ofer.
1hs foffoE'ing atati0n submitted By Mr. 4 ans
tor consideration, in The Seaafe, on AIsu.lgy
last
RESOLVED, That n committee be appointed
with le;veto report by bill o:'otherwiss-.,ntl in
s,rtcted to enquire, nt what period the present
~,
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TIE E.AQETRER.
RICHMOND. JANUARY FL, 1909
VIRGENLA LEGISLATURE. l.
HOUSE OF DELECh4xs,
80 ERInAN Iar, O -

OEBhTE on the amendment TO fhe Federal
Constitution, respecting the Judiciarv.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-07
|. ]. r,ve 40 answer hey hsid aeosnciiby

!. !, r..e an answer they hsid a BY
~. s,,, al and sppointsd Aubaywsy g
nske their answ er, Which was as iossoWss
ma, hey had hsrd untsr The prosec.
,;or ~ The IT.. S. that they were srrAssd
OH ;as,ics and sindness BY their grsas7fa-
mr. the presidens--.hat they ad tassiy
made treaty 10 which they asknov'sdgs
themselves undrr tbs .proteeuon at ne -.
S. aud 90 Other power---iha. shey had re-
sre;yed aud were ensissrd 70 sss1ao's pre-
80, from, the u, S. That heir gssasiaiher.
H. nresidsns did rot ask them 20 ,pyoi I've
..h..as~lves in The equaffels g! TIC wbiSr
psopI-, batto relnsir q,'lss sPsssa ofs Z 'nss
So w.se all dricfsuioed 70 take his ad..
80. atnSss Al evilrass nc was sirong
5 much 10 GShthis oaa bastsss ina, aI'ef
-. c,,ae,l macy 81 han lett Maiden,
sss.,hpuea shey we're ali n<gsd 10 remain.
Ibsye every seascn 70 believe ms % DC
anna. j, msuy IS seven or eish' hundred
o. e.;lssi slste ~, iiin Two or three Gays
Mr.. wsy 10 their villages. threat shem
a,a.t,. .nS Give .hem VIVA, they want 70.
81. i hope ia few day sthey Will 80 10
s,hy;rsiisagss AVID hunsirg s:uuads a a nc
ISSUES 81 psav,sio-s ai!icesse. lou VII
ssd he issues of p, DIVISIONS ;ae last mouth
III tb,. very large, on account OF the tres.
", paying them shsir For; as'sy NO.
nv, and vas. numbers OF dsszs re- nrnings
f,am Maiden, Il IS however oo'h'ng
S,o.,,ared 10 what has been issued by the
n,,u,a; ,ha, you say Is % 'uts f5s Us !
think nsasvrr We hid better sssssl Them,
,han seht shea, The presidents advice
b,a vs.,y happy sf:c, on them.
am very respectfully
User n,os, obs humble sers't,
fsipped) VA. HULL.
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Communieai;ons from Washington totshe E.
DIR ofthe 2. S. Gazette.
Takesdau. DEC 29.
/ How long viii the embargo continue !

How long Will the embargo commune =
| Twelve months say some OF lis advo-
cafes, ak months according TO others |; -
I bul all agree tina. il caono. be discontinued
/ si,l our d,ffsrepces with England are ami.
! cab!y settled. Such was the language yes
I,,e.day held 10 d-basr BY Mr.. Crowninshield
who IS generally considered IS pretty
eosrecs organ Of the executive will. 81
IL seems that molioo Wal MADE 10 &C.
eref session. 10 limi, The operation OF the
embargo Blu, il was oserfuled. Unless
a general opposition should be Immediately
manifested 70 the measure throughout the
union, there lr,I- reason 10 expect an
easly repeal. tits believed that a majority
OF congress were in their hearts opposed TO
the measure, and when the hnu.ee q. Sa.
|sturday evening adjourned over TO Mobdsy
some hopes were nadnlged thar q sufficient
nuMbsr would be persuaded to. give 40
independent vote. Several member hcw.
ever, who fnally voted for the bill were
free in expressing their reluctance. A
motion was mads by Gen Chandler oftbe
province of Ma,pe, that they should meet
en- Sunday, bus the house appearing TO be
decidedly aga,5s, it, and.he yeas and maya
btirg dem nded The mo,len was with
drawn.
Up9n lzvaom ;zuiv the emdargo fall syith
the sevsyest pyessure? |, is no, very i'm
apofiam TO aecertaln WHO will suffer NOS,
since j, is agreed tia, all must suffer much
Al ideais however entertained BY sone
southern gepslenen, that they will feel The
effects oflhe measure most severely. Their
crop of tobacco is this year urnsualy a.
buadant, and is NV chiefly in the hands
the pIan,er. Ihsir rice sna cotton, also,
have no, vet been brought to market. Be.
sides this the plsn;ess arenot generally 10
the hxbi, CT living up much for future con.
tingensies bas i've 10 style equal to
10 thei, incomes $50 .ha, they are deprnd-
en-, on bringing the produce OF year TO
good market. / know nc. how tar the l..
IDEAS are correct, bu, they are advanced BY
some southern gentlemen, aad yet the
members from the south except part ct
tie Georgia delegation. generally voted for
the bill, while. Ite streng h Of the opposi.
on was chiefly eoa6ned TO the uorth. As
many Of the hail iu sheune tthern states
are frozen 10 winter: fits probable that
considerable proportion efskeir shipping
is already at sea.
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NOTICE.

w yHEREAS. several persons have been
w in the habit of harbouring and en-
.ploying my servant negro London, without
my knowledge or consent--l hereby fore
warn all and every person or persons whate-
YER from harbouring or employing said negro
at their peril.
Charles w. Scott.
january st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-07
Notice is hereby given

TO the Stockholders e'fthe Bank Ct .Aicrandrio,.
HAF asdividend of three and half per
lsAknt. on the capital stock of said bank,
fUfHhe shaR year ending this day, is declared,
r'and will be rcadYfto be paid to them, or their
representatives. on Thursday nextthe seventh.
, instant.
- BY order ofthe President and Directors,
Gnrden Chaplin, Cashier.
{, 4anssA IA stsy4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-07
IN o tt C, E.

ALL persons indebted to JOHN Ho,ner ans
Son and Horaers and Piles, are desired to pay
all accounts due to the above firms to Abel
Janney as their agent, and his receipt shall be
good against us and he is hereby authorised
to bring suits against all persons indebted to
the above firms where necessary, and to col
lect the debts due us.
John Horner, sen.
John Horner, Jun.
Lewis Piles.
JanGarye7.
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JOHN sHAYRE,
-.Iaplor end Habit-Maker.

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabit
IN ants of this town and the public in gen
-eral, that he has just c2fsmenced the above
business lin Prince-strr8 next door to the
post-ofHce, where he'solicits the patronage OF
generous public.
Jan q CT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-07
Cash PRIzEs.

for opening oF-cast
! .,worsted and open
wro't woolen cloth
ling into wooo, valued
az one hundred dollars
each, lpatem right in
cludcd) 100000
goo: do. To consist of rights for
manufacturing .orna-
mental moudings for
dwelling houses and
shipping, valued at
Fifty dollars each, 5e.os6-
Subject to deduction of
6iteenpcr cent. dollars 100000
! The most ualur6ie cdghIrizcs, Gom zoos ana
uhwards to be determined as fctoSys:
Dollars.
First drawn number on the first
ten days drawing, each 200
First drawn Number on the sue &
.ceelinten days, each 500
First d avn Number on the sue
cccding FIVE days,each 1000
First drawn Nuyaber on the sue i.
ceeding two days. each 5000
First drawn number on the last
days drawing 10000
This Lottery will positively commences
drawing on the Sd day of FEBRUARY next s.
will be completedin % days at intervals, un-
der the superintendent efGeEtlcnlcn appoiE4t
ed by the Governor, towhom approved secu-.
r;ty has been given for the faithful drawing
of the Lottery agFeablyto the Scheme. The
numbering aor-the wheels has SO far progress
sed, under the direction of Mir. James Gel
lers, as to Justify fixing the Gag. OF drawing.
The cash prizes WILDE paid at the bank in so
DAYS after the conclusion, OF the drawing, and
the Machines and Composition lights deliver
ed to order, or payment Of the deduction as
above All prizes must be demanded in one
wear after the drawing, or they viii be consi-
dered as forfeited after thai slime.
TICKETS at one Dollar and fifty
Gents to be had'sf
JAMES OELLERS,
No..1 South ThYS~4,eet.
LEONARD .kEEHMLE,
Ne. 70, North 7hird-st,sa.
THOMAS PETERS,
Ne 20, North Second-slreet.
THOMAS .BEDWELL,
no l78, North Third.strset.
aSILAS WILSON,
No. 34l, North front-strtet.
JOHN SHAW,
No. a32, North Second street.
CHARLES sBlTTERS,
Ns.,1i North Third ytyest. E
ISAAC CARPENTER,
No.-245, South Second street.
DANIEL MILLER,
No..427, North Seeend-stvsct.
And at the office of the Auro-
ra, and .Freenran's Journal.
TIE Price Of Tickets zuiN advaace, as the diuw-
ing Progresses.
Note the purchaser or holder of every tick
! ct, will be cnti1sdto valuable Patent right
for manufacty ing Sage, ch,andfiair- Pow
der from III ebes. by pracess entirely new,
besides rance Of the many valuable cash
<prizes.H@ ...~.
to Iicsc be had at Mr.
RoBEK 9 Gktis Book Store, in
alexandria; who will be fur
nished with regular and cor
rect lift of every days drawing,
January. eotl5th Feb.
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NEW YORK. fanuarY 4.

The sht2 lsoita was OsioW last uiSHs ~
shott passage from Liverpool. She was
1tft,hrse on the 18th Of November by the
Iadiao lsua,Sr, aaa will probably bring
Loudon paptssswo or lhsee daYsia;Ss than
cur lorm-r adsices.
Arfissd ship Ocean, pinder. Is days
iroal Ams,etdan LET. ship Merchant,
Johusoa, Of Boston; Am and Fiopr,
Graves, Providence O,iaodo. StilIwsg.
soni Philadelphia; Jas, GArcocr, NV
4 York, sod brig Speculaor, Little, Of lsa-
msssoua. sll seized .by gaeefnmso' and an
Ger condemnation ships Mary Ann ID.
almond, Baltimore: Risipg Sao. West,
do. Mississippi. aiughes, New Orleans !;
bad Rose, ,Jahnson, Of Al;xan1ria, to sail
pest day Weymouth, t.ardner. Gnstpo !,
Geosral fIsmil,on. Ss.alar, New York /;
Nlinrfss, Barnes, Bslsimare; Two Bro.
pliers, PAIL. Kisssty; William Mardotk,
Brooks, AIsxandsis pallas, Eseres, isew
York in days; Hsrdga, Law. DO
lora, Slater, do. Paragon. Hsgue, do.
-ibsriy, Young, do. Hcbe, Ogie, Phlls.
slphia; bsigs Nancy, Hoyt, Newbary.
oI, Sukey, Rhodes. Bosom; Minerva,
Calaakl, Portland WiIlism add Era,
Rnsris,euacsrsaiQk ship George, Weeks.
SsE'Yoik, asssSskip juss arrived, oan.s
rkaowu. udaer eaaraoene: Mon.issl!o,
totF, New Yosk. dischargiug ~ IS drove
horc in the Texr. % II s oighs Of the. Sd
csobsr also ship VaEgInsas Ctoeke,, N.
o'k, tom Norfolk. drove over the Hasks
10Th Nosenshsr, dischargiag. Nov.
'o' oH Ushaa;, passed seven sail Of the
8 s,'so tt'gasss. q brig, schounsrs& cutter.
1ssn 90 lat. sc, 10 Iopgy9. wa. board
" The British f,iga,e La Revolution
and treated ys,y well: had spoken
rame d II geas' 10 pur uit q sir Sid
'mith, who had gone to $Lisban 70
Possession Of the Portuguese feet.
: "a, cit the Wesietn Isles, was board.
ths Alarm privasser. and iaformed,
1oaysbsioie haG spoken an Americsu
g uoaef Jury ns4s.s, dsiyea out of St.
'fsis Rpads, loaded with corn 70,
80. IS n, LAT. 50, long. rs, spokS;
u'aanna, Is days from Trinids al,
e'esaoek. 2sih, ia5. S., long. 70
ssA's Diaus. days from Boston for
The Proprietor Of the
aaar'a Daily aduertlser, will
OF the Establishment on
as, terms there are noM
Six hundred Subscribers
o us Lit eacreasinEg, To a
~ Of induilry and Talents
sSoon ,'19, a Newspaper
would be a desirable. Situa.
ro circumstances beyond his
oul render It necessary e
Bale. it will therefore be !,
made ICON. :
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9lrranOrla EaiIp aDbertissr.
THURSDAY, JasuAaY z.

The President of the United States has or
sdefed aiconr5 Of enquiry to sit on gen. w IL
kinsoa, The court, we hear, consist Of col.
Burbeck, of the artillery, col. Gushing, of the
infantry, and cols M iIliams, Of the engineers.
The SENATE have assigned this day
for considering The report 10 the case Of
John Smith.
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Marine Insurance Eoulbdaay 81.
alexandria.
Insurance. OFF1cE, Jan. 2, 1903.

Insurance OFF1cE, Jan. 2, 1908.
HE STOCKHOLDERS in the Marine IN
surance Cor hans Of Alexandria, are
hereby notified, that the Directors have this
day declared adividend of twenty Per.s;snt.
for the last six months, on that Part of the cAz
.pital sock now paid, which will be paid to
them or their legal representatives OH the IN
inst. a
~ order
J.B. Nickoll's, Ssr'y.
january. eotl2tb lnst;&S
Mr.. Green, Fredericksburg, and Mfxpa-
Wis, Richmond ; are requested to insert the
above advertisement TIRES times IN theh re-
sPeetse papers
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PHILADELPHIA Gr1nd Lottery.
HIGHEST PRIZE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.

authorized ey an act d, the Legislature Of Pez1-
sylpania, for The encouragement Of
USEFUL ARTS.
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Public Sale.

nY virtue Of a deed of trust from Aferanae'
Is Smith to the subscribers, to secure the
payment of a sum Of money TO the bank AM tb o.
Alexandria, will be exposed 70 sale on. .ne'
premises, on Wednesday the 18th day OF Au-
gust next, piece Of ground with the house '.l;
and q Improvements ppertaining tkeseto lyins
on the south side Of Duke street ana ives. slae
of w ater street, being at the lnte'sec'un ~
the streets, extending on Duke sIf:e' io or,
feet, on Water street ninety one ice On ,a'o ma
- o fen feet alley-upon credit OF 6, II, and
IS months, the purchaser giving notes tor the
several nav nents negotiable at the bank OF
Alexandria with an approved indorser and ~, :
deed of trus, upon the property to secure the
- James Keith. sen: sen.
!, James Keith, ,un =.
July Al.
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BANr af ALExAsDRIA, July an, 1908.
IOTlcE is hereby given to the Stock
~ holders Of the Bank of Alexandris,
hat dividend of three and hall per GEM.
N the Capital Stock Of said Bsrk e tor .As 3,
sa,f wear ending this day., is declared, ana
Will be ready to be paid to them on hurseass
,ext the 18th inst.
Rv order of the President and Eirectos.
- CURDEN CHAPLIN, casAsr
ey
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WILL BE PUBLISHED
I'm A PAMPHLET Al THIS oEilcE INA
SHORT TIME,
AN ADDRESS

/ PEOPLE or THE U. SI6TES
J, ON THE IMPORTANCE OF EEcoURAG INC
/ AGRICULTURE g DOMESTIC D1lJrE-
PICTURES:
Tending to shew that by due encourage
/ nlent OF these essential interests, the ha-
ton will be rendered more respee,
table abroad and more prosper
Gus at home.
TOGETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT OF
The improvements IN Sleep at Ar-
l,ngton,
The native Sheep of Smiths Island, and the
plans proposed of extending this valuable
race Of animals, for the benefit of the
country at large:
By GEORGE W.P. GUSTS ESQ.
OF arlington House, III the DistSzes Of Co..
luna6ia. n
T time when the energies of tn ma
ton SUC.4I uuaNCrUu VIC state >>f ar To-
reign and domestic concerns, we Snceiye
that the important interests OF Agculture
and Manufactures should meet with consi-
derable share of the public DISCUSSED. Ger
tain it is, that at no period of oubolitlcal
history could these national subjeo excite
more interest or be more properly rgcd to
the notice of the publi5 mind The hsettled
and impending appearance OF our fdcign al
fairs, and the present disturbed sta OF the .
European world, renders it doubly Necessary
for the citizens of America to chesh and
promote their domestic policy, wherby they
may derive those resources which fc now
obtained from abroad and create weah and
industry within themselves. Too 1os have
these important and patriotic interes been
neglected The nation now feels the want,
and We trust will duly provide for tfir sup
port. Government, hitherto engagedp other
concerns, will now cherish those dmestic
institutions, which will preserve the atoms
dignity and promote the psepRlle'sS 5 NYeel1re. t,
OF 3 slsg msr{5dst he p5n5lic, it is o
vince 10 decide, but of the advantages TO be-
derived from its sale we would beg ieve to
saw every thing which disintcrested eHruon
IL the cause of Domestic Manufacture Justly
as the profits of this work,
after the expences Of publication arepald'
will be solely devoted to the purposes ! thc
A,I;ne,on Institution, We may hope andcon-
SILENTLY expect liberal patronage iron
discerning and patriotic community:
49, ~ editor.
a- Printers IN The U. States will tleese TO
o.;,,c tb;a advertisement an Insertion IN Melr
Sesheeaye ha,,ers, ard such as demand "a sS1@
j. ho;d 81 this oficr. Booksellers sutthd on.
liberal ferns, AID oil orders svlA Dc flanea1aay
attended 10.
Alex. 18th June, 1908. |
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Ia IN, gt-n and Ale4andraa 1a'as-

bahS /. oNlPnny.
-HE Stockholders OF The Washington
] and Alexandra Turnpike Company are
hereby netiiet, that the second lSs,ai",en' =.
Ten Dollars on each share, rs Calico Iof W
,be Pres;den: and Directors OF tho. sad Com-
,anv. and is required to be paid to Nharlts
page. Treasurer, In Alexandria. on or before
y = asth day Of August next, agreeable TO an
=. Of Congress, entitled " An act for the e
stsi,l;shment of Turnpike Company IN the
so,,nty of Alexandra, in the district OF 20
iumbia. 1,
G. Deneale, President.
JULY %. -