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/" DANIEL CLARK. y

son anu Danlei LARK, Esq at any siiHe on
friendly fo.ting? Do you know whether
any change took place in Daniel Clari's
opinions, and when, OF general WiIkln-
son?
Il. S. I never considered Mr.. Daniel
Clark and general James Wilkinson IS BE-
ing. friends beyond mere appearances. Fir.
Clark always thought Ill OF the general on
ascount of his Spanish connexions, and re-
yer to n. (eyen in eonfdence) uttered an
opinion in his favor. know dat he was
impress ID for long while with the idea
tfst Wilkinson had relinquished his pension
from Spain, and finding him still patro1lised
by the administration (though it WAS &C.
.q,.ainted with his former agency in tie Old
western conspiracy he continued to main
tain an intercourse with him, which both
ms own public situation as consul for the
United States at Newt Orleans, and VIII
Allasen's, as military commander in the
southwestern country, rendered necessary.
4 great change to the generals further dis
advantage, however, took place in Mr.
SlarSs opinion, from variety Of circuln-
stances, among which may be noticed the
following 1ss. The period and manner of
NA6insoE's first communication to the pre-
sident, accompanying his deposition OF The
contents Of busr's cyphered letter to hun.
I'd. His proceedings, ssenuncistions and az
rests III New Orleans, which Fir. c. con-
.celved to be outrageous and improper. Sc.
His affidavit before the grand Jury at Rich
mOnd, who Oh the simple fac1s Before th.n
at the time, had nearly Aslnd bili for tr.a-
son or nllsprison of treason, against yViikin-
son, as acoad]utor Of Burr, and Mr.. C. de-
eiared to me on his arrival III this city, last
October, that he considered the perGdy of
WILKINSON, IN his capacity of commander
ct the American army, as without paral-
lei, and was fully convinced of his being the
author OF the conspiracy, which he claimed
the merit OF frustrating. am thus parti-
cuiar, as have been SO pointcdly interrooat-
ed as to the causes of MIR. Clars's alienation
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These letters were dom gen. Wilkinson
himself.
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TNTERROGATORIES,
re Be exkibited to d. ". Coke, esq. on tks
tart of 6riigndiier sen. ~ Wilkinson.

- - S-$stttsSS<t ~ -&<s - c~sNS7 80
torf q brigadier ger Wilkinson.
Iafeyregasory 1. Have you ever held con-
versarions with Daniel Clark esq. respecting
the political situation of the tfrIItory OF Or
leans, and the sentiment of It's inhabitants
towards the u. States If SO, relate the te-
nor of bis conversations, particularly at the
period while colonel Burr was engaged in
the prosecution of his plans. 5
A,1szver I. have frequently conrersed
with Mr.. Daniel Clark, on the political si-
tslation of Louisiana, and well recolleet,
that be considered the inhabitants as attach
cd 70 the y. States At the period of the ces-
alien, and that i depended entirely on the
general government, tocemeDt the bonds of
union, by pursuing a sound and judicions
policy. Nr. Clark himself a srong Amee
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n
nv fortune and perhaps reputation at my
period Of life, to commit follies Tor him !!
No, the thing is too improbable to think
seriously of, and / solemnly assure you there
never has nor ever shall be any connexlon
between him and me. / lent him when On
the point of departure, pair OF horses to
take him to Natchez, with servant to
bring them back, and bought his bill tor
$500 on. Philadelphia, which Iremitted to
vou, and this is all the politeness or inter-
course had with him, except once inviting
him with party to dinner, and less could
not do, in consequence OF the letters OF
which he was the bearer to mex l have
entered into this long explanation to set you
at rest on this subject, and l.begyou will
return many thanks to the person from
whom YOU received your information, tor
giving me an opportunity of being on my
guard, against the attempts that might pc
made to entrap me into any thing, which
could appear like connexion or intimacy
with Mr.. B. should he ever return to this
quarter. !,
6 BENJAMIN Morgan has a vessel called
the Patty, belonging to John Craig OF Phi-
ladelphia, consigned to him, and this vessel
has one Of the permissions mentioned IN
former letter. Morgan has agreed with
the captain, that he and shall avail our
selves of this permission, and shal! ship a
cargo in the vessel, aid the marquis dc
Casa Calvo Will give us the necessary Ger
tihcates. We propose that the cargo shall
amount to $40, GOO, to be consigned to me,
and friend whom ! snail name another
time shall have IS interest. We pay Tor
vessel and permission at the rate OF 2 dol
lars per barrel freight, for the quantity we
ship, and count on our gaming one cent
per cent. on 1he amount OF the adventure.
We shall have $4,000 insured here, and
Price and you, when you hear further from
Morgan ard Chew and Rclf, can have the.
res. covered at home Tor the voyage out.
As Scr the returns back, must trust 70 cir
cis1ns.arces to be able to advise you. We
have on hand aln.cst al the goods we shall
shl;p, and shall consequently nave little or
no advances TO make, Which could interfere
with any advances intended tor you, and
even in the event OF a capture the amount
Insured vii! be a remittance TO you this IS
but hint to YOU for the present, tomorrow
when things are more natured shall write
to you.
81 expect to sail OH the 9Th, in the Will
liam Wright, as advised some time Since.
(. The Caroline dro,t down the river day
Or two ago.
" Yours, afectionately,
(Signed)
"DANEEL CLARK
L $. Have YOU considered gen. Wilkin-
son and Daniel Clark, Esq. at any tine on
a friendly fosting? Do you know whether
any change took place in Daniel Clart's
opinions, and when, OF general Wikln-
son?
Il. S. I never considered Mr.. Daniel
Clark and general James Wilkinson as BE-
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The Stages South Of AIesandr'a.

NN the first of October next the Mail
~ Stage will commence running as toll
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg IN
Virginia:
Will leave Alexandria every day at
o'clock in the evening, and arrive at Dummies
by in the morning-Leave Dumtres at E
and arrive at Fredericksburg by IL 10 in the
moyuine-Leaye Fredericksburg at u lnoon)
and arrive at Richmond the next morning by
81 cave Richmond at IL and arrive at
Petersburg by II 10 in the morning.
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
day at u Zap. VI. and arrive at Alexandria
in the same time. This stage will carry no
more than passengers on any account what
ever, and not more than Ia ID OF baggage
can be allowedto each passenger.
An Accsmn otlatioD Stage between Alex
andria and Petersburg will also commence
ruoping at the same time, every other day
throughout the year, without regard to Sun
DAYS, and will travel only in the day time
On this line it is the intention of the owners
to study the wishes and the convenience OF
passengers. Still, however, regard must be
had to time-Going south from Alexandria
thew will breakfast al Occoquan, dine at Stat
ford COURTHOUSE, and lodge at Frederick
.burg-The next day will breakfast at the
Bowling Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
At Richmond. And on the third day will
breakfast at the Half Way house and dine at
Petersburg.
Returning, will dine at the Half. Way house
and lodge al Richmond. Early in the morn
iar, breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the Bowling
Green, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, will breakfast at Stafford court houses
dine at Cccoquan, and lodge at Alexandra.
The owners on this line too, have to re-
Quest that passengers will be as moderate as
possible in the quantity of their baggage, as
any thing more than small trunk or parcel
which will go. within the body OF the stage
will be an extra charge.
The Proprietors.
Augsst "a. a
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Horse Slloeing Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
RL1ck smith and FnrYleY.

I a CQUAINTS his customers and the pub
N lie in general, that he has opened shop
at the lower end of Unicn street. adjoining
Elr John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
of shoeiny horses, in which line his abilities
needs no cornment--and begs leave to solicit
share Of the patronage of generous public,
and to assure them that any work In the line
OF his profession, shall not be surpassed by any
on the continent,
Blacksmith work of all kinds and description,
executed in neat and workmanlike manner
N. b Those who favor him with their Gus
tom will have the advantage OF receiving his
advice and attention in farriery gratis.
bP A couple of smart Lads, from a to
l6 years of age, will be taken as apprentices
and treated with kindness, and stiict attention
paid to their morals
September s. dtmHa@om
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The Subfcribcr
INFORMS TIE PUB

INFORMS THE PUBLIC,
ahcf ne nzaau fdctures and has for SAFE, at his
saof on the ccrner Of FaiUar and Prince
streets
STILLS cf different iizes-
GOLFER and BRASS KETTLES of all
slzes-A general assortment of TIN WARE.
land Likewise executes all kinds of BLACK
SMITH WORK.
For Sale or Rent,
two story Brick House, at the lower end
q frnce-street, in good situation Tor busi-
ness and calculated to accommodate family.
To LEASE,
- on A GROUND RENT FOR EVER,
olxty-two feet Of Ground, at the upper-end
% King street--s5 feet on Royal-street, be-
s'een Prince and Duke-streets.
Tho highest price given for old copper,
sHss, Lead and Pewter-and all kinds OF
=. per and Rrass work repaired.
George M'Munn.
August -. SIM
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Dolls. $4,000
$4,000

I Il 1 3.l(
mcluding. esRence.
From the sbage Scheme, 1t appears that
there are less than TWO blanks 10 prize, ana
stst the prizes arctic be paid 'mshoHs deaue'-
non.
The drawing viii positively commence ON
thc oath Of next month, and viii be complet-
ed in ten weeks TICKETS at SIS SO cents,
Cor sale at r. CRAY's Book SToRE, where
the drawing OF all tickets sold BY him VIII be
examined free ofexpence. Prizes i'll the last
New FORK Lottery taken in payment tor tick
cts in this.
Orders for tickets from the country, enclos-
ing the cash postpaid, will be punctually
attended to, and early information given of
their fate.
July Is.
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CLARET, &c.

10 Cases Fine Old Medoc claret,
London Particular Aiadeisss
Marsala or Sicily do. .s
lew Bags Best Soft SHIELDED Almonds.
spanish Segars. lst and I'd quality,
FOR SALE BIT
Joseph Vaudeville.
Jsne AZ.
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!. SAMUEL WHEELER

AfspeevuLly informs his Customers and the
Pubic,
THAT he has removed from his former
.;ahd on Fairfax street, to the store next to
me Washington tavern on King-strcet. where
ne has for sale, good assortment of SHOES
y the best quality.
9Th month, 5th.
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On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of Octo-
Der next, at eleven O'Clock, will De sold, on
the premises, ana lmincdlate possesSlon.
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sagss at Vendue.

- .verv Tuesday and Friday.
w ~ WILL BE SOLD
/ /. Vendue Store, corner Of Prince and
az Water streets.
rsy;csy Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
q n,.t;culars of which will be expressed in
s;,Is Of the day---All kinds of goods
y. ls;. ia arc on limitation and the prices OF
VIII M are established, can at any time be
VIM. and purchased at the lowest Limitation
''' P. G.. Marsteller, v. M.
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P. G. Marsteller, v. M.
'chcrne of a Lottery,

For the purpose Of raising a sum OF money 70
g. me funds of the Charitable Marine 90
-, NJ Bakimcre
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Valuable foobert> Jor Sale.

On WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day of Octo-
Der next, at eleven O'Clock, Will De sold, on
the premises, and lulncdiate possession.
given
A Lot Of Ground on which
is erected a good suDslanuai iso stof. isame
house, beginning on the sortn siue ct Pliace-
street, 2oS iecl 1 and IA inches TO The vest
wam of Union-street, and fronting o. tnloe-
street II ieet 2 Ia inches, ,ana is 90 tec
IL inches in depth, subjcst 10 u ground reat
IF ls pounGs, Nrgini., currensy, ye.r.
find Immediately at7erwards, also on !Ae pre-
mis- *,
A Lot of Ground, on the welt
side of Pitt.street, beginning 81 tee to the
southwark of Prince street, beibg "a feet
inches front, and l2s feet S inches dcep, ad-
Joining ground of Mir. Chaplin.
The above property will be sold under q
deed of trust to secure the pa, ment Of debt
due to the Bank of Alexandra, Oil credit OF
s. IL and Is months, witU interest, which is
to be included in satisfactory notes negotiable
at the said Bank and ii viii be optional with
the pure sser either to receive conveyance
in fee simple Immediately after the sale and
give deed of trust on the property to sccurs
the payment of the notes or to have his title
on the last payment being made.
James Keith,
George w. Craik, 1'1''eS
September IS. cts
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el68 prizes-amountins 70
iss9 Rlanks.--Sum raised I
Including 5egReBce. !
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against rae are
requested to bring them forward tor settle.
rnent; and all persons indebted are desired
to make immediate payment, as no longer
indulgence can be given, my intended relnov-
eli rendering it necessary that full ADJUST
ment of all accounts should take place.
JOHN GADSBY
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MR.. RANDOLPH.--Ve have now
progressed very far in the fourth week of
our session. We met here at a time when
every man in this house and out OF It seem
ed to vie with his neighbor in the expression
of the opinion that this isa momentous
crisis. There are few of us I believe who
have influence enough at home to avoid the
censure of their constituents in case Of a
failure in punetual attendance on their du-
ty at the commencement Of the session;
public expectation was raised to the most
painful pitch; and yet one fourth of the
time assigned by the constitution for our de
liberations has elapsed, and in what situati-
on does the Congress of the United States
find itself? Debating what has been term
ed an abstract proposition. When the re-
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House or REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY,, Nouemder 50.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
DEBATE

On the rcport IN part Of the committee to
7vhom aVas referred 50 mich Of the presi-
de'at's Message as relates to foreign REID
hons.
[coNTmUEp.]
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Daifu Gazette, 6 Dollars per. a'sn's0'.
Cou,sfyp Gazette, 5 Dolgars.
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e. City Tavern and Hotel,
II l. EXA Nd RIM:
AT THE SIGN OF The GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,

From The ci,y Of .drlnafohs, Marytenat {.
ID ESPECTFUILY informs his FRIENDS
Ii and the PUBLIC in general, that he has
taken that justly Celebrated LA.A, in this city,
called Fhe CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately in the possession CT Mr.. John Gadsby.
He hopes. Ivy assiduity and attention, to give
the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
no exei,ions onhis part shall be wanted to
keep up the high character which this Ia
vern has, as being one OF the 6essFial the Uni
on: and assures them that he viii always
have an assortment Of the best liquors and
good walters.
Travellers and others will meet with good
accommodations III Tie above house, on rea-
sonable terms.
Boarders are taken by the day, week,
month Or year.
10. The papers from all the sea-ports on
the continent are regularly taken and filed at
the Coffee-House, adjoining the tavern, and
are for The use of strangers.
~ Suppers can be had from six to twelve
O'Clock in the eveains, at short notice,
from one to twenty.
November IS. Ltf
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NOTICE.

Tie subscriber Informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at its manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS OF all sizes, commonly used Tor
distilling grain CT fruit.
A general assortment eff TIN WARE.
SHEET.IRON STOVES and Stow
PIPES made at the shortest notice
Every kind of PLUMBING WOhh ell
.her for SHIPS or BuiidiasSs, done IN the best
manner
The. BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in ali its branches is carried on under the dl-
rection of Mr.. UILLI.9M .FLE1CHER,
who has had many years experience, and as
workman is exceeded BY few AS the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who VIII
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work ID the
VERY best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old cotlf!er,
Brass, Pesoter, Lead and IRON.
George M'Munn.
October Is.
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December s
To the Public.
(HY DIoMED J

: FROM creditabIe information, ana induc-
ed to believe that general Ridgeley of Mary
land, has, or intends to challenge, my horse
Potomac, with his horse Post Roy, to run four
miles heats, for ten thousand dollars. To sa-
tisfy that gentleman, will meet him on half
way ground, and run him four miles heats,
Potomac against Post Boy, or any horse he
may name, agreeable to the rules OF New
Market; he the said Ridgeley naming his
horse fifteen days before the commencement
of the race; for said sum of 30 thousand
dollars, at any time between this and the first
day of January next.
B. WILKS.
np The Editors as far tothe northward as
Baltimore, will please insert the above for two
weeks, and the expence will be paid to their
,agentin Petersburg. -. w.
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Fifhery to Rent.

/ will rent my Fishery on the Potomac RI
yer, about three miles below alexandria ios
the ensuing season. i have lately cFectes
roony and comnodious buildings tor carry
inc on the Fishery upon an extensive scare
For particulars apply on the premises -
us sls &C. w. Valangen.
lawsf
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JUST RECEIVED
For Sale at r. GRdY'S Bookstore, King.
Street
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, In retirement, affection and at
tie approach OF death. IS
Exemplifed in the testimonies and expert.
ence of persons, distinguished by their great
ness, learning or virtud.
/" 'Tis Immortality that alone
Amidst life's pains, abasements, empti-
ness,
g The Soul can comfort, elevate and fl. !"
YOUNG.
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TO BE SOLD.

A: the subscribers house, in Washington.
street, just above the Episcopal Church in
said street, and opposite Mr.. Jaeo6 l4oS-
mans sugar refinery
Seine and Sewing, Shad and
Herring Twine, with lacking and Bed Cords,
Plough Lines and Traces ready nade-Also.
Iard Rope, if wanted, and other Cords rea-
dy made at his houst.
December Is. dtlst Jan
Iofeph Harper.
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GENTLEMENS' AND LADYS
ALMANACS

Tsy PLAIN Ard morocco BINDING
Just received by.
JAMES KENNEDY, Sen'r.
K1NG-sTREET.
Al O
The Churchman'S Magazine, Tor July, August,
September and October;
Bu the Rev. Mr.. 3Iobsrt ofN. York.
A Pr6spcctusof wlichmay be seen by APP
plying as above. VIZ,
And prospectus ola new Periodical WORK
to be called
THE MEDICAL g PHILOSOPHICAL
JOURNAL I'M REVIEW;
By an association of gentlemen in different
parts of the u. States.
Common Prayer Books, of various sizes,
and DR.. Dwight's Edition of Watts's Psalms
and hymns, adapted to the use OF the presoy-
terian Church--in plain and elegant binding,
and a general assortment of School and Gas
steal Books-Blank Books and Stationary.
Dec 10. eoot
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FOR SALE.

A very valuable TRACT of LAND, con-
tanning Ills acres, lying near Haymarket,
in the county of Prince William. This land
is now in the occupation of Mr.. James Green,
who will shew the premises to any person
disposed to purchase. The subscriber hav
ing much need Ct money will give great
bargain on this land.
VIM. a. c.. Dade.
Dumfries, Nov. 1913 d2St*
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JOHN r. COOKE,
ATTORNEY At LAW .

INTENDING to practice in the superior
and inferior courts Of Berkely county, Virgil
MIA /; tenders his professional services to mer-
chants and others in Alexandra, having claims
upon persons resident inthar county.
Martinsburgh, Dec. l2--dtf.