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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-06

.Jolcpla Vaudeville,
cosqlsr Of KING rrd FAIRFAx-oTHhAls'
.fLExANDRIA
HAS FOR SALE,
An a{ortrnent Of WINES, Ii
pUoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
Consisting of
MADEIRA1
Port
Sherry : is;,ay WINES.
Malaga
Tenerife
Old st. Estephe Medoc larct, In cases q
+ ese dozen
A few dozen fine old frorltlnac
Ditto do. best wine bitteg
Jamaica and West India rum
New England do'
Coeniac, Bourdeaax ard Naples brandy *
81 Holland and country gin
Schiedan gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very cid
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
CIDER in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
hogsheads Havana honey
Is do choice retailing molasses
Gunpowdcr
Imperial
Hyson L EAS
Young s Hyson n, Of good qualify.
souchong
Muscoyado sugars, different qualities
Rengsl white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, PhlladeiPilla, DAT
tilnore and Alexandria.
Leiper's, CARROTS, and Hanallton snuh
III bottles and bladders.
Macuoa and rapce do.
CIover-seed, Penn. zarraated3
Mace; nutn,egs Cloves eassia' pimeh
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground; LAY
eAne pepper; refined salt-petre. -
Coffee chocolate rice pearl barley !.
London and Philadelphia mustard basket
salt; starch Gg blae fotant indigo; Geo'se
pia and Tennessee cotton; fax; wool mad
der; copperss alum; birthstone chalk
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and t"ine
traces; bed cords leading lines; demyohns'
gin cases patent shot brandywine gunpo"-
der; Harvcy's gunpowdcr, the only real Brl-
fish battle powder] from to treble sealed !;
chewing tobacco; best Havanna segars.
NnscateI and bloom raisins in boxes.
- S;I11 ra1sIsfo u..--:----------
Zsnte curran.s primes soft shelled al
monds,
A few boxes excellent pickles. each one
dozen bottles assorted capers, olives and n
choyic5, for sale by the box.
4 quantity of clean good alum salt suitable
for the fishery, sc. &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-06
JAMES BACON,

n
<.6.Ms GRocEBy sToRr, en- Kine-ssrcct, has ir
odd;,;on - h;s former ,tock. cdded
A.ra, &c 4 .,;eles -
Ataesi' ~ - -
the orocefy Linz
Which makes his assortment complete
He ,low oDersJo, sale, on ms usual lo7v terms
8 MuicoVado Sugars, CT various Qua-
lilies,
Loaf,and Limp ditto,
Gunpowder, !
lnperial. TEAS,
Hyson, particularly selest
Young Hyson, ed FOR
Evson-Skin. and family use.
sorchong
Rest Green Coffee;
Chocolate, of superior quality
,.,.
y mauS1ra'
Dusehos'
one'tS' M
LiSDoil' -
Malaga. and
Genuine old Port
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-06
Illst Received,

ISL NGCCIyS>S
Per the Schooner Jane, Captain GroeA 8 iio's
Boston, aud for sale by the subs laeer,
puscheons Jamaica Spirits
S barrels first quality Cheese
10 do. mems stout shoes
! 100 sides Soal Leather Of extra nice quail
ty
hrs Said Schooncr$Ja Jane returns to Bos
ON. For freight or passage apply to
joins G.: Laid.
December 81.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-06
Five Dollars Reward

Ran away from the subscriber, On s.,
evening last, Negro Man named lAMe
about Ave feet ten inches high, twen,,
yenrs of age, slender made aud Ehely !,
low. Had on when he went away /, n n
roundabout jacket and pantaloons, s,SS
swansdown waistcoat, and it's supposed \
with him sundry other clothes 1t is eyo.
ed he has gone to Georgetown or WabS,I
ton. The above reward will be given fs :,
pretending said fellow and reasonable CHI, ]
if-trought home. y
John Gadsby.
December ~. lass
rs A good House Servant Wanted
LANDING
From The schooner Freigher, eattain Tin,
from Portland and far sale By
Lawrason e Fowle,
10000 feet lumber,
100 bbls New England rum,
SO boxes mould candles,
100 sides soaI leather,
so quintals ccd FISH,
40 casks cheese,
20 boxes chocolate,
IN STORE,
tons Sc. -petersbug clean harss
8 bales plains,
do Nx6aal cottons,
100 9oz. English sewing twiae,
1900 sides red soal leather,
10 chests young hyson tea,
90 pipes Holland gin,
do. Bordeaux handy,
6hhds. New England leln,
500 boxes brown soap.
SO do. mould candles,
SO do. chocolate,
so do. HAVANA Sugar.
Hogsbeads and barrels re-nlins sas,,
Half barrel and kcds beef,
80 barrels and halfhurels mackereL
g trunks coarse and fine SHOES.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-06
a List of Letters,

/ Letters,
r-HE P0SE.0FFTcE
DRIA, Ca.
st, 1907.
Capt John Jencks,
Hannah Jarrot,
Miss Jarber,
K
John Kemp,
VIM. Kenner,
John Keighier,
John Keene. !.
l.
Col Tobias Lear.
Mrs ] Latham,
Prince Lowell,
Ritche Leonard
VIM Linton,
a 80 a.. ~.
s. J. Lewis,
Alfred B Lee,
VIM Lowry, * Go,
y.ym Lane sen.
John Lainett,
M,
Colin M'ive =
VIM Mundry,
James S MorseE,
Mr.. M'Danel,
Lewis Morris, jun.
Susannah Martil, 2
George Mason,
Agnes Mclean,
Benjamin
James Otway,
Wm Portlock, 8
Rebecca Potter,
Thomas Peebless
David Peters,
Capt arthur NJ Pot
ter, S.
John III Peyton,
Robert Pnryines, !
r
John c Richter. |
Richard Radcliffe, |
Alphens RobiRsoR, |
Capt Roab, 4
James M. Robinson,
Elisha Riggs, ? |
Mary Ann Ramsay, |
Andrew Stall, 5 I
Eliza Schnebly. I
1@sAd Sanders,
Vim atoops, 1
Day;d ~ sackridsr,
<;s&ge F Strass, 1
Sutton, |
- A
Moses Smith, |
Capt. VIM. Silver, |
Barbara Shreeye, I
Thomas Shipley, !
John G. Scott, :
T
Joseph Thorn, 1
Mrs. Tucker, I
Daniel Taylor, !
V
Henry Veazie, |
Robert Vincent, I
Thompson Violet. I
w. II
John S. Williams /
Charles Winslow. |
Eliza Williams /
John West |
Joseph WISE |
Thomas Williamson
John Willett |
PHILIP Wanton, 3 |
CEaik, ?. M. |
cost. |
,scriber |
s- II
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EORYELL'S

EUKt?E LIS
FslebrateS Patent Sribsnarl :,
TsOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, &c "a. Al.
4. ceeds any in use. To be had wh0ls.n N
and retail at the klsNUFAcToRY, lower
of Prince Street Alexandria. q d,
NJ b. The Subscriber hasa compleN Inn
sortment we'll adapted for II E Winter oea, 4,
and can supply whoiesaf purchasers "
vantageous terms ;,
Richard Hor"el'
Sept. % 40"
The b,lstcrs on Il bag parts at the S;, tan
band ought to be Playa the same m ..an, c
from each other, aseNt~o center 0u', str,iia
the suspcnders, to event improper .s su
ing and thereby dsserAaying the ease de'9
in the oonstrucdyh OF tAs article.
PRINTED DAILY by
SAMUEL SNOWDEN,
rFR lss F7F's;t,nSsf.9
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-06
REE1fLqIsSG IN TIE P0ST-0FFIcE
ALEXANDRA, Ca.
Dec. Est, 1907.

Dec. 5
Iusy Addison,
Richard ARIEL,
Anshony Addison, 9
john Addlson,
Mary B. Addison,
b.
John Bowen,
Wm Bowling,
Benjamin Bel,
Ann Bowling,
James Bishop,
Seth Parke.
james Brandon,
Ann Bayne,
Elisa Bailey, 2
William Baden
Abner Eahier.
C.
James Carter,
VIM S. ColQuhoun,
Bea,e Clements.
oyerton Carr,
John Conway,
Sarah Coffin,
VIM. Garlic,
Samuel Craig,
Joan B. Cutting,
Jacob CARTS,
George Cozzens,
joan w. Custin,
George S. colemaE
1sne Commandant OF
the Goth regiment.
Taorias E Danen,
Eswara D cIing,
Daniel Duiany, Jun.
Mir. DUNBAR,
Jonathan Denly, +
John Dunlap.
T..
: John C. Ehlers,
Robert Eividge, Z.
MIN Foster, 2,
GNSory Fosdick,
NJ ~
T,r,ss Fess;,
49,. !. !. :,
r.~a C,sss,:
~ So: :
), INT.
gT,sv q aaneu,
!. n. srs Cstinl.elds,
fersssrfs gsheo,Iicre.
: 9 ! EN-, 4's'e's
II. =
: Nah IiambIston
i {Hesselius,
samuel HAr-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-06
Public Sale.

BIZ virfue ef decree the Counfy 6aarlI
Fair3aa, Kill be eanosed 10 tabhc SALE, ii
cash, on the l5th day Of January asst u
the fremises- -.
Two tracts Of Land, Within
appurtenances, containing together abcmaE
teen hundrra and seventy acres, or so nun
theryof as MAY be necessary to raise the Sun.
of about two hundred pounds (which SD
tracts are situated in the county Of Fsiral
and are parts Of what's commonly called n
RGuenswortA Tract e Handsome Of ttsI
tracts is in the possession of Ausu:tin'
onlle,>- Fer and.is tha tract on which Ne y
present resiies--theso is In the poSseSiI
ofDoctor Hcary Rose.
The lands will be sold in lots which will /
designated 'or the day Of sale, and the gf
to be then raised will also be precisely staaI
The meeting of the Commissioners will
at the upper Turnpike Gate upon the ut|
pike roaA, scout q o'clock on the day fat|
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The SUBSCRIBERS

Being DESTROYS of bringing the affairs q the srte
firm Of THOMPSON and VEITCH, 10
fnai close, OTTER FOR S.dLE the. jot!o4g-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
NETWORK, March 10.
+ L,teyesting EcY:ign News.

Bythe arrival ihis morning Of the Fac
tot, capt. Riddle, in "a. days, and The
Frances. capt. Taylor, 10 odays from
I;reenoek, We have been furnished with
English papers to the t1ih February,
nearly i month later than before RECEIVE
ed. We have published in the Commer-
rial Adyertiser Of this evening all that
our tim.asnd limits would permit. Far
tisr interesting selections viii be given
ii our subsequent papers.
Among the articles 10 this EVENING"
paper, viii be found the Kings. Speech
!, The opening Of Patliameat, in which
tits stated that the American govern
mrent has connected with the affair ofthe
Chesapeake, "~pretentions inconsistent
with The maritime rights Off Britain =
and that . such pretensions his majesty
is determined never TO admit"
We give also a new and most extraor-
dinary Decree Of the French govern
Iaent, 10 which the emperor offers .
bounty Of one third Of the value Of any
ship and cargo, arriving at any port un-
der his c~ontroul, 70 any sailor or pas
ase6ger, who will give Information at the
custom house, that sueh vessel had
touched ata British port, or been spoken
by an English vessel! !
The Embargo law was received in
England toward the last Of January. 1t
was published without much comment 10
the London, papers, together With the
~explaustory articles ffom tie NatiohaI
IotelligenceY A gentleman, who came
passenger In one Of the vessels, stites
TIA. the news of the embargo made no
impression Of the political circles 10
London. 49, <3':s - TT
The following article. relating to this
country viii be read with considerable
iAeeTest. = 2,5
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&C " G R rs S,
HOUSE
March II.

The following Message was received.
from the President Of the United States
and referred 70 . COMMITTEES of the whole
on the state OF the Union. 49,. =.
To the Senate and Housr 81 RebyesenscIs
: tipes fine United StGfts. -
Ihave heretofore communicated to- Con.
gress the DEGREES Of the government Of
France Of Nov, 81, 1906, and Of Spain
Of Feb. 10, 1907, with the orders Of the
British government Of January and
Nov. 1907. "
I now transmit 4 decree Of the empe.
ror Of France, of Dec. II, 1907, and
similar decree of the Sd Of Jan. by his
most Catholic majesty. Although the
decree Of Franch has not been received
BY ofheial communication, yet the diEe-
rent channels Of PRONUNCIATION through
which the public afe Possessed Of IL, with
the formal testimony furnished by the
government Of Spain In their deesee,
leave Us without . doubt that such an
one has been issued. These decrees
and orders taken together, want little Of
amounting TO . declaration that every
neutral vessel found on the high seas,
~whatsoeser be her cargo, and Whatsoe-
yer foreign port be that Of hes departure
or destination. shall be deemed. lawful
prize and they prove more and more
the eapedieney of retaining our vessels.
oar hesmen and property within our own
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
M~ARTNsBURc, March u.s..

From the Nat. fntelhgeneer-Mareh II
understand that the nero ~eia,ioas
between our government and MIR. Rose
were, on Friday last, brought 10 a close
by the receipt Of his final note.Thev
are said to have been susp ended on the
preliminary requIsition made by him
that the Presidents p~roclama,iou should
be reseinded. Mr.. Rose, in the FIRST
instance. appraised our government Of
his authority tosoffer PREPARATION for the
attack on the Chesapeake, withou, spe.
eifylng what that repa ration would be ;
but required that previously to i,s being
made The proclamation should be revot.
ed. Maeh in.*rloeusory matter passed
when he was informed that if he would
state the PREPARATION and assurances he
was emPoweredto make, and they should
be considered BY our government a. "a.
tisiactory, they would be taken - =
pledge OF amity, and that the act Of re.
5Paration and revocation Of the proclama-
.ion should bear eo.temporaueous date.
his In his ul.imasum, he deehneddo
ing. .. -
II is understood that early in the week
= very comprehensive -communieation
witfbe made to Congress, embracing
me whole OF the negotiations relative to
the Chesapeake, the whole of the cor.
resPondenee On our general relations
With Ensiand, and 70 much, respecting
the other European powers with whom
we have had differences, rs will give q
full view Of the statetosf ON relations with
them. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
BALTIMORE, Mach ia:
- So ID
Latest from PSthugaL

The brig Orlando from Lisbon, has
brought out dispatches from Cen. Arm.
strong, our minister ar ParisE,o ths Sc
ere,ary of State: The captain Of tn. Or
lando informs Of 2 decree Of the French
emperor. which he had seen and read in
Lisbon, in which - The House Of Bra
Ransa is declared 10 h. No mere,h and
Portugal declared 70 be- Proyince Of
If0HCes = t-. .t>+ -. = yr~a4
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CHARLESTON. March


Tits evident that some Information
that is relied on, ola pacific nature . 5
pecting our disputes with Great Britain
is.aaoat: whether we'll founded or not,
time mast determine ; at any rate, some
to give confidence to the report
thar 4 change win oon .ake place in our
present situation, for there was a con.
siderable call in the marke. yesterday for
Cotton at;t4reents, and Rice at 2 dollars.
Indeed. we were told, that So so was
asked for Rice. We have no informa-
lion that can corrobotatr these opinions.
WONDERFUL -PEAN Il
=, Asgendeman Of considerable inforn1a-
ton, who has lately returned from Eu.
repe, where he hAsbeen for a considera.
BIZ time, related to Us a few days ago,
the following. as a subject that was much
talked Of in several veil informed COM
paniss in which he was, just before he
); left tn. continent-- 7. 4
The powers now at war. are to oGsr
Britain in the usual way, terms
Of psace ; lie ground. work Of which Is
ztab. TIE freedom efthe seas Er az ma
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25

BY Seeounss from Nor.h.c Carolina We
learn, that the people Of that state, in
consequence OF the embargo, have a.
greed BY common consent to stop La,v.
They will neither permit any writ OF ex.
eeut'on to be levied nor any good, to be
sold ataaetion pursuant 10 suCh a writ.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
ALEXANDRIA, March 10.
sAletssL from Amsterdam dated Tanu;

"a aSb$GL Aiou AuStSIOem dated IanUa.
ry 10, says,
The French are now acting unon
the late imperial decree. Vessels tina,
have been visited by English cruisers,
detained in England, or put into an En-.
glish port through stress Of weather, lose
the protection OF their Gag, and will De
seaaessrated en- their. arrival at q French
port, Of exptured by a vessel Of that n
ton. This decree applies d all the
countries under the controul Of France ::
yet we do not think our government viii
concur in so severe 2 measure"
n From the 9Th to the ,a7th January, he
Spanish guu-boats carried into Algeziras
twelve sail Of American vessels. mo.t
Of which were taken in, under. the Spa
nish and French DEGREES. None were
condemned On the 2sth tia. had been
taken in on the new principle, bu, it vas
expected all would be fndi.crfmina tsly !;
the bakeries were freqdsntiy firing a sa-
iute ON the arrival Of a prize. which they
seldom do except very sure ofa good one.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
ST. DOMINGO.

Some important adViees were yester-
day received from this place, BY the ship
Mary, captain Freeman, arrived At Do
e in 1s days from Cape Francois.
The war between the rival chiefs Christie,
Phe and, Potion may be considered a.
terminated ; and We are. happy 70 OBJ
serve, that the event is deemed highly
suspicious to the British interests, which
the victor Christophe is known particu.
larly and assiduously to favor.
We expect to be able to lay before our
readers Tomorrow, the authentic par.
ticulars IF the circumstances which led
to this interesting result.
In the mean time we are informed
that the president Christopke had twice
beaten the. party Of his rival; that the &c.
eond action which took place on the 25th
Of October, proved decisive ID favor of
the former, the troops Of Potion hav.
ing been totally defeated and dispersed
in the woods of Moantroz ; and thar
oChriseoPhe returned to the Cape on the
OH Of November, where b. was reeeiv.
ed with universal shouts Of joy. We are
further Informed, that many ships had
arrived from Enghnd with vsalaable car
goes, and that, such was the abundance
Of coffee in the island, that our ships
would all have full freights without any
loss oftime. Several vessels were 4.
bout to saffron the Cape and Gonaives,
and are of course now daily expected to
arrive IN our porte.
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NFw-Y3RK, March Is.

Capt. G.rdner, who arrived yester.
day from Madeira and 'ferceira, s7days
from the latter place, informs US that .
few days previous TO his leaving Tercei-
"a, BRUSH ship arrived from of Ma
deira, with dispatches TO- the governor
general, informing that I most distress.
ing famine had commented q Lisbon.
No Portuguese Of any description were
allowed to leave the country, and great
numbers were obliSedt to enter the French
army for subsistence. British troops
were daily expected 1t Tetceria.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

- --- 49, = 70 q p
AmericanE gtercou eBi ill., Mr.. Eden
tho't il extremely Precipi.ans to renew
this bill. u present, before we knew the
real sentiments Of America. Were
ministers prepared to say that America.
was inclined to join with" MS 10 our pre-.
sent eontestf II not, be thought the
measure an anticipatioh not at III war
tainted from the late conduct Of America:
II was, III least, an anticipation of what
oustitlo be. the rcsalt Of our negotiations.
Nj, Rose, id ans9er, said hc admit
ted AGIerica had acted very rashiy,, IN
adopting some Of her late measures ; he
was anxious, however, not to close the
dur liberalization, and he was DESTROYS
TO meet her pfeeipitancy with modera-
tion on OR part. HeeorM not pledge him
seH ds to 5rhe pacific 6stositions Of A.
merica, YET he thought It advisable this
bill should be rene wed far q fls1 months
~itwould be recoliected, dat il not re!
newed, no American ship could enter
sur harbors after one month 4expiTes.-
He was aaxio1s therefore to hold out,
moderation and Cancellation to the LAST
extremity, and il Nc erred At all he
wished it might be ON the side Of mode
rati.A. ~
The bin went through the committee.
? -
LoHDoH, Jan. so.
Some French letters received on
THHursday. state.thatdSpain has coded
ahe F.oridas to France, and it is suppo-
ssd, according tn those letters, that the
koehefor squadron is gone to take pos
sessiontof those Settlements.
" FESRuARY3 5.
The aees Of transports with 5000
troops On board now al Portsmouth, un-
der orders for North AuieriSa, will be
accompanied BY ave line of battle ships.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25

The military court Of enquiry in, the
case Of Gen. Wilkinson met on the 18Th
inst. Having NO business before them
they adjourned to thu. day week.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
From Al.xaudria, March Il.

III. Rose has taken his passage in
Palmer's Packet for Norfolk, and will
sail ON Wednesday-we understand a
messenger was dispatched some day last
week to the Statira tr;gate, with order.
for her to be in readiness for his recep-
ton.
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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

There appearsto be three candidates
for the Governors chair in Pennsylva-
mia. The Federal Republicans have
nominated JAMES ROSS, Of Pits
burg , the Guilds have set up JOHN
SPAYD, of Reading ; and the Demo-
Gratis have determined to adhere to ST.
MON SNYDER. Great win be the
contest.
The members Of both branches eE>
the Legislature of KENTUCKY have
unanimously recommended JAMES
MADISON, As President Of the u.
States.
A letter from New. York, received at
the Office of the Baltimore American
states, that the corporation of that CITY
provides daily. during the present pres
sure Of the times, for upwafds of 1000
poor, besides giving work to many more
in filing up lots add digging away banks
for. the Improvement of the city-an ex-
apaPts worthy Of Limitation.
Captain SPHINX, ofthe ship Columbia,
arrived at New. York, the 14,h inst.
from Cadiz, informs, that on the twenty.
sixth Of January, off Madeira, was
boarded by the Dragon, captain Scott,
seven days from Falmouth, in company
With seven sail ofthe line under the com.
mand>'o of admiral de. Courcey. The
boarding fieutensnt informed .lhat there
had been a TOTAL; CHANCE in hs(
BRITISH MINISTRY.
The Democratic Press" published
in Philadelphia, states, thasN. YORK
and Pennsylvania are unanimous in f..
YOUR Of Clinton as president.
1t 10 with regret (sAys the VirsiuiA
Argus, . democratic prins.) we observe
the increasing symptoms OF an approach.
ing schism among the republicans in this
state. That difference of opinion rela-
tive to the choice Of a president which at
hrst apPearedt to arise only. from the par.
tiality u personalfriendship SCENE now
to be growing into a contest Of principle,
and attempts are made to draw a bruad
linz, OF distinction between the friends Of
MaaIsen and Munrae.
~ 49,.
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The " Democratic Press" published
in Philadelphia, states, thatN. York
and Pennsylvania are unanimous in IA
your Of Clinton as p~reside6t.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25

The members of both branches eE
the Legislature of KENTUCKY have
unanimously recommended JAMES
MADISON, As President Of the u.
States.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25

General Morsau, and suit arrived at
N. Orleans on the 22d Jaauary. he
wa. expected to leave that place, fosshis
city, ina few days after the Amelia sail
ed ; he may therefore BE sxpeetedby ih.
Ersta arrival from New.O nsans,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-20
By N. G.. DUFIEF,
.4u,hor of Nature Displayed tn her rode O
teaching language to man, ahfAea 10 me

The Grst book Or Iis..toss =. s..0 s.ss's.t"s
of their own language.
VoLNEY.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-20
July ~
Two Dollars Reward.

g STRAYED away from the commons OF
Alexandria, on the 18th instant, small black
and white COW-her face Is white with
streak of white from her fore shoulders to the
end Other tail, and her thighs are speckled
with white, there is one particular spot on
her back whitcrthan any other part--she has
two Sits in one cal. and one in the other, a.
bout years old. The above reward xviii he
paid on delivering her TO Beayanun Dauisss.
opposite the market, or RoRERT VINCENT,
near town.
July l9. 81