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THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

The question s. who shall be the nexi
has not yet been decided BY
the customary caucus Of democratic mem-
bers of congress it. is question which
now strongly agitates the democraticrar-
ty throughout the union. The various
contracts for osice which are necessary
to ensure a majority in favor of the Viz
g;nian Candidate are not yet finally ar
ranged aud the praises OF certain per
sons nave not been sufficiently circulated
in democratic papers, to justify meet
ING Of the Caucus.-Balt. Fed. GaS.
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COMMUNICATION.

MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE
On the night Of the 1st inst. the dwell
ing house Of Mr.. Henry Il. Burwell, OF
.Iech,enburg c3uaty, was consumed b.
ire, and lameitable to relate, six Of the
family persisted III the flames, viz. Miss
Mary Burwell. the eldest daughter Of
John S. Rurwell, Esq. of Franklin, then
on a visit; the infant child of Mr.. Pey-
ton Il. Burwell, who with his lady, are
now in Gloucester and four servant
maids. Mrs. Burwcll died on the next
day-and Mr.. Burwell the day after, OF
the burns they received in escaping
through the deyouiiDg element.
The fire was discovered about mid.
night, which seems to have commenced
lat the stair case, and had made such pro-
gress as almost to cut of the possibility
of escaping that way. MIR. Burwell did
succeed IN passing through the flame:
with IS VIE, but they were so severely
burnt as to silk under the afiiction
The family were sleeping in the seconc
story.-hiiss Martha Burwell saved her
self by jumping out OF an up-stair win
dow, aud was caught by servant wo
man-she fortunately received but littl,
injury. MIR. M. Hepburn, also escaped
in the same way and was much bruised
Fortunately Mrs. Burwell the elder anc
Miss Jane were from home. MIR. Fl. II
Burwell was in the 18th year of his ag,
and had been married only three
months.
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From TIE Commercial piaru Of Earaana

from TIE Commercial Diary Of Eaunane
If Dec. l2th, 1915.
Total Defeat of the Army of the Mexican
Insurgents, headed BY their first ring
leader, Morello.
This monster is at last in the hands
nf the Royal troops. His career of blood
ard devastation is at an end. His crimes
will soon be expiated on the scafod, az
awful lesson to his followers, whom the
sane fate attends if they continue tearing
the heat OF their country, misled by the
ambition OF q gang ot set!itions who have
the impotence to call themselves Pa
riots, The following letter announces
she event:
SIR inst received the catering ac-
ceCnt 81 Coioaei Don Manuel re ID
Cuncha, that Morello's army has been
lately defeated near this place /: hi,aself
aid anotI,er 81 tile first ringleaaers, cal
led Morales. taken, together with all has
artillery. arms. ammunition, and rich
oocty. 4 he nunbcr of killed ard FRI
soners is very considerable; among the
FIRST ale rcckoned the rinsleaders Sesma.
i4ebats, and many others.
This glorious aud important victory
obtained by the measures Ihad previously
concerted, and by the bravery OF the
troops ihaye the henor to comm;ald, thei;
steadiness during the action, and the for
ttude with which they have braved e
very danger and fatigue, will not fail.
Iho9e, to be rewarded BY his Majest,
with the generosity that deserves THEN
zeal and patriotism. ! recommend very
,iait:caiarly TO vogr Elce!lency the dis
merit OF Lieut.. Don Matias
Carrasco, who had the. glory to pursue
|overtake, aud bring safe to his comman
der, the monster Morello.
God preserve your Excellency's lift
many years.
Afaago del Rio, Nov. 9th, 1915
Signed BY Evaenio de Villasana, ant
add, esseG to his Exceliency the Vice Ro,
! of New Spain. Don Felix Maria de Gel
bsia. Nat. Int.
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{" Sitting once in my library" said Nr
Hunt, :: with friend, worthy but me-
iancholy mas, | read him out of book,
the following passage : IN our time it
may be spoken more truly than OF old,
that virtue is gone, the church is under
foot, the Clergy is in error, the devil
reigneth.' Ny friend interrupted me
with sigh, and said Alas how true,
howja picture of the times!' asked
him Of what times. Of what tines p
rejoiaed he, with emotion; can you
suppose any other but the present were
any before ever so corrupt, so bad ?
/ Forgive me- said |, for stopping you;
fhe times am reading OF. are older than
you imagine; the sentiment was deliver
ed bout jour aundreti gears ago-;i its au-
thor Sir John Vaudeville, Who died
1871"
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ST.. JOINS, n. 3. Dec. 6.

The conduct Of some of the Governors
of the Niudward Islands, in admitting
American vessels in the ports OF the Is
lands after the severe censure OF IL. Nj.
Ministers to the President OF Tobago,
shews that whenever they can have the
show of a pretence that scarcity OF any
one article of American growth exists,
they scruple not to admit the Americans
generally. We are we'll Informed that
FOR some tine past American vessels have
been permitted to enter and seis their
lcargoes at the ports of Barbados, IObago
and st. Vincent, by authority of the TO
'Terness Of those Islands-the following
/ = act OF letter from respectable
'l".uas@Sia ST. Vincent, dated 9th Nov. t.
'i 's in t'.is City, proves the fact
reiselfe !" IN Island at least.
f:o" a want oeevery kind of Ameri-
AN proc see We sbsiged to open our
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New Publications.
JUST RECEIVED BY

JAMES KENNEDY AND SON,
Labaume's Circumstantial Narrativd
of the Campaign in Russia. embellisheA
with plans of the battles of Moskwa and
alo-JaroslayitZ,
Gen. Sarazin's Account Gf the War
in Spain with map shelving the positions
of Inc armies,
Moore's irish Melodies,
lord Dyron's Hebrew Melodies,
Charlemagne, or the Church deliver
ed-a P.em by Iucien Bonaparte.
The Missionary Poem by w. L.
Bowles,
Anster Fair, do.
Hcgg's Queens Wake, do.
The Pilgrims ofthe Sun, do. by James
Hosg,
The Heroine or Adventures of Che
rubina, Romance by f. S. Barrett, Esq.
DIR. Stacks Lectures on the Acts OF
the Apostles.
ALSO,
A general collection of school classiss
cal, theological and medical, and great
variety of chilren's books. too numerous
| for insertion, and good assortment OF
the very best stationary articles, nautical
| books and charts, &c.
Ian 8 eo2w
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COFFEE.

We have now in storetor sale,
500 bags prime Conceive coffee,
~ puncheons Antigua and Dcmera
ira rum,
+ 100 crates queens ware,
65 hhds. molasses,
IA casks London brown stout
IL casks cheese
IL boxes 10 Nv 10 window glass
10 boxes clayed sugars
100 boxes segars
SIS packages German and silesia
linens
81 pipes choice cosnac brandy
Sen. s::arioh's Cargo,
so barrels prime pork, Alexandrla
inspection
81 hhds. tobacco stems
A complete suit Of sails, rigging ant
Ianparel, for vessel OF 100 tons, nearly
laeW.
adams. Herbert and Co.
Nov Is
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A German writer observes, that Eo.
uaparte was 50 ambitious, that lie wish
ed to have the Black Sea for wash
hand basen, the Mediterranean for wa
tering nlace, the Baltic fora fish pond.
the Atlantic for pleasure yacht, the
Pacific fol mirror, when he YVES in a
passion cnnsequ> ntIy. it must have
aeen very foreign to his expectations
that all would cad ii rat tlag in the
island Of St. Helena.
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1ln C L.add & co.

HAVE FOR SALE,
f;h Chests and 1'soenfy Eoac
| YOUNG aYs0N TEA.
Slip Packet, Cargo
5 barrels Spanish ludigo
5 boxes white havana Sugar
Il tons bar Iron
70 quarter casks Sherry Wine
" 6axes fresh Lisbon Lemmons
20 casks R, T. Lime
y barrels Cider
= bar els tanners Oil
80 butts Russia Dnck
70 do Ravens Deck
llO barrels and boxes mems Shoes
! bale Russia shechng
lens pa;ster Paris
W bushels Liverpool coarse salt
loPpes Holland Gia
~ barrels beet
" Yards tow and tow linen cloth
: 'aas sAeathins Paper
: cases meaS ii;ie hats
Isten5es /.
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A HARD QUESTION.

In the 4th number Oh the election OF
president. the n Y Patriot, which sides
with Mr.. Crawford, bursts forth In the
following eloquent strain;
= Do times and circumstances, as here
tofare, require our support ola yirginian
president Has no other equal, if not
super;uS abilities to MIR. Mon oe ? Where
IS the galaxy of diplomatic talent that ap-
peased al Gaent, which illuminated ,,n,i
ast.sishcll EurGve."
All! where are they, sure enough
:: where, gentle shepherd, tell my
where" " 7. Er. Post.
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For New YOl.k,
December S
New Publications.

New Publications.
inst received and for sale by JAMES
KE.N.N'EDY aud SON,
DR.. Stark's lectures on the acts of the
Apostles.
Chateaubriand's beauties of christi
anitv.
Charlemagne, or the church deliver
ed: poem-by Lucien Bonaparte. 2
volumes.
The missionary: poem-by W. L.
Bowles.
Anster Fair, and other poems.
A journal Of events in Par s, from
June to July 1915.
A visit to Paris in 1914, by ]. Scot t.
A geographical and historical account
of the island of st. Helena, with brief
memoir OF Napoleon Bonaparte prior to
his embarkation.
Kits flowers of wit. vols.
Scientific dialogues for children and
youth.
ALSO,
School and classical books of every
description. and general assortment OF
the very best stationary. Blank books Of
every sort made to any pattern and IN a
very superior stile with patent ruling and
binding.
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.Bleaandria, Dec. SO. 1915.

.Yie1andria. Dec. SO. 1873.
WAS committed to the jail OF thi5
county as runaway, muIatto man, a.
bout IS years of age, S feet or 9 ihc''eS
|hieh. has lost the sight of his right eye,
had on a blue sailors iacket---he says his
name is Henry ADAMS. ard thathe is the
property Of a MIR. John Dobi in. Mott
gomery county, Marylana. ine ,, o"ne'
IS requested to come and prove paoFel-
~, pay charges and take hun away AZ =, o. O.
tberwisse he will be disposed OF as the
Law directs. n,., 80,
January9 AS"sp
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a sa s'f s s,'ssI the tines hss.
S:s :, sssssry 5 greats $ ! ! 8
'tAs :, .saFcoly be pronOuuces
$ ssa'd si s5Si Their ,nessa !. !.
slss SI..ss Jl for timesof din
SSH eS'l 5 zines Of tranquility Y. e
w. ''.es maintained until nt th'
j i'rt almost all the interim
b 'lso@@,,.isnei by the war; w9nit
Lee. essalei,. Had our harbor'
! ~ r. l,,;ed, according to the plans
l' lists, we should nat have
.,.i Is such susie agd and s.a alarm
% l4 = e our sca-coastf towns
'al So. originally intended tt
I Kit by the iederaiists, been
sso b.,l even the money s91an-
FI1 siding gua-boats, been laid
ia 81. ou.' i war, we sh. .uld not have
r ~ s.,So-s AID ports blcckaded, tor
p ~ single "a. or a couple ot
y 3 y he democrats had not de-
- = ,,,Dk. the credit of the cOun-
r. =, 80 nave been entirely prostrat-
'us INF Of loans. Indeed, had
!, y - measures been pursued. the
'-s, .ojssiiit Is. thai Ne should have
.,s rasSaadits necessary evils.
y so%~ssycrefer eight years, we were
; ), gloF,sonjan dominion, and Tor Sc
! -. !. l,scn aader Maui .oaiaa, which
'4'' va fling over again, it may b
'.'...oa;re--Wbat have we gained
! : = ~ c,olse Of probation ! These
' .aas,ler themselves. and their
! sa,,ear disposed to join them IN
...,s,5. as the greatest statesmen
s,atry has ever produced, We
,sat great political measure, devils,
s;,5ef b! them, now remains In
, i there in being, one project.
s:ed 81 either Of them, which any
considers of any Importance ?
,,sEsoll, it is true, IS strongly re-
.aJias the measures which federal
.,a,,ed a,ofe than twenty years ago,
Aes Nh. Jefferson DESTROYED; but
..r.tbe measures Of his own inyen-
let tbs a phenomenon ? Was 1t
aoma before. that popularity was
ami maintained, for such q length
!. bg such means, and under such
stances, BY tive dema sogues, III a
! OSa,tius Of its intelligence and
ineat9 And yet, strange as it
.etn, they not only Claim all merit
.ssh Is, Tor having subyerted those
-es to which they now resort as
If saving the nation, as
their own popaanlty and what
more wonderful, they continue to
he zen who originated those We
,ures, AID to whose wisdom alone
e indebted for the eower of res
themselves from Political ruin.
popularity stands, at this
1, apen no foundation at all and
adison's upon a federal base /; and
.deraists are calamniated, while
sen are iaoIized as friends of the
and aenefactors Of their country.
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! he Subscriber.

he Subscriber.
gWAVING purchased the Stock and
al Stand, lately owned and occupied
by MIR. David Peabody, offers for sale,
That valuable and well selected assert
Iment of DRY GOODS, to which he has
Imade such additions as to render his as
|sortment perfectly complete, such as
bale saperine broadcloths, assert
ed colours.
do. superfne cassimeres
l do. fanneIs, very cheap
/ case black and colored Florence
silk
White satin, blown gauze
Ladies and gcntlemen's, white and
colored kid gloves
t.entlemen's white silk and beaver
do.
English flag and bandano handker'
chiefs, &c.
ALSO,
5000 yards domestic linen.
The above goods, together with suci
additions as will be shortly made, vii
jbe sold, wholesale and retail, at a very
tsmall advance, for cash.
Thomas White.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, JANuARY is.

NTcHoLAs r. Moons. Esq. arepresen
tative from the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict Of Maryland, has resigned his sea
in the Congress Of the United States.
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NOTlCE.o

NURSUANT to an order Of the Or
Il phan's Court Of Alexandria county
the subscriber will ON the 18th of Feb
next make dividend at his store of the
estate Of Thompson Violet, decd. al
which time and place such of the credi.
tors who have their claim. passed by the
Orphans Court, will receive their re.
spective dividends.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-.
Jan 10 2aw4w
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Burr Milestone Mandatory.

Burr Milestone Mandatory.
YENHE subscriber, intending to return
to the town Of Alexandria and re-
sumo his former business OF Burr Mill
stone making, takes this method to IN
form his friends and the public, that he
|exnects to commence business about the
first of April next, athis old stand: where
Inc viii be prepared to execute all orders
in his line that he may be favored with
Benjamin brown
Dec % "a"
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has Just received by
the General Lingan, Captain Weston
from Amsterdam, large Il elegant as
.ortment of Boiling Cloths, of a superior
quality, which will be offered for sale al
the store of Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos .alerander.
October 6. tt
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Coal Aaoat.
! FIFTY D0LL.aRS. REV .1RD.

FIFTY D0LL.aRS1 REV .1RD.
RAN AWAY from the subscriber.
living in Anne-Arundel county, Mary.
land, near Qaeen-Anne, on the 10th
instant, a likely Eghtmuiatto lad. called
CHARLES. JACKSON, about S feet s
or 9 inches high-had on when abscond-
ed blue round jacket trimmed around
the edges with red, dark blue panta-
looms very much worn, white cotton
shirt, a new fur Ifat and boots, he has
also a variety Of other cloathing with
him. which is unknown-he is an astful
fellow. and as he reads and writes very
well no doubt will forge pass TO answer
his purpose. The above reward will be
given for securing him in Alexandra or
Georgetown Jail, aud Sixty Dollars il
brought to me.
YIN. G. Sanders.
n. B. All masters of vessels 4. others
nre forewarned harborng a carrying Oft
said fellow at their peril.
December Is 2aw
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To Let,

10 IItL,
TNHE Warehouse at the corner oi
Fairfax and Queen streets; pos,
session given Immediately. Apply to
C.. P. Thompson.
November 9 o'a"ti
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New Almanacs.
John a Stezrqrt,
=, Has Just PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
fs% TIE rear OF CUR lord
n
1876.
: TIE rear OF oUR LORD

) N ,',,i merchants and others SUPPL.
\, % ,a., lasm BY the quantity on the low
MA ALSO,
re,, "a. s''iiSS, wrapping and letter pa,
Nina. s, teSs Ments, spelling books
'ars' aod histories-sIates and ncncils
A.,Is and blank cards, Russia ant
n - sAs and ink powder.-A gene.
sS,r \ ~ ~'@eat Of Greek, Latin and En-.
isaSe' S''0,l baoss--most CT the new pub
.sI,E;os u the day, aud a large stock o
nj xorks Of merit, yiz.-EpiscOpa
lhp,a Nan prayer books, Psalm ant
.i,s,sI SA S 'iis'<ry and poetry, mcdica
~ 'a' anu law boss, sc.
r,,',, sAlecis in a lewlass a surply 0
i t. = AimanscSs. and k,S;ust e I;
-. : Tue Wiihel.aina from N;yernool
!, : oO0 English Gum
u nod aaal;ty ard cheap--Ensii:
~ = a TIA boxes-black lead peAci
l.,-'es seai:ns~ax.
y = loss 81 Humglrey's CORP
49, i'N''"5 - ~ ags2 Geai.ty aGG :
s,sS.zi
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!, >paei5y merchants and others SUPPL
!, % ,s.,. las@ BY the quantity on The low.
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F0RBIGN.
From London papers 10 .Iiag 90. seceiuea
By TIE ship Vhargdret, at Boston.

FROM LONDON papers 20 .EGy 90, i'eceiuea
By TIE ship phagdret, at Boston.
PANS, May II.
Yesterday the I'd Council of War pro.
ceeded to the trial of Gen. Rigault. and
Captain Thomassn, for the rebellion of
March 1914. r. had runaway, but r
was present X. was found guilty of an.
straeting money from the public chest, at
hpernay, and bribIng the troops with 4 20
shout Vive FEmpereur. He was com
demned to be shot, when found. Tbonas-
SIN vas acquitted, it appearing that he wss
mere cypher IN the hands of Rigault.
Count LdrdeHoy is appointed Governor
OF Gliadal0upe M. Fenlon d'Ecotier. In
tcndant; Baron Vatable, Commandment on
second--M.d LIMOS retires on hslr nov-
On the 9TH two AitIs-dc-Camp Of Zen
Clausel were arrested in an Inn at Ton
louise, aud conducted to the prisons of the
Hauts Murats. '-0
LoNDox, May II.
Private letters from Paris mention an.
prehension of further conspiracy. II =
even said that the Spanish leaders lately
arrested in Paris had taken part in nlot
FOR the assassination Of all the branches of
the bourbon family, except the Duke ofOr ,
leans. Other letters talk Of an ibsurrec-
ton for the pretended purpose Of expellinp
the Allies from France and shaking off the
contributions. ~
IoNDoN, May IS.
IN the course Of yesterday wheat de-
cllned full 5s- and -four in proportion and
The best judges expect that, next market
day, the prices will be still over.
An official account Laird before the
House OF Commons states, the total official
value Of Customs Revenue of Ireland in
the present year 1916, at 2,6s1, soIk
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BALTIMORE. July s.
THE .lI.9CED0.NIqJv .qRRTgE0

We have the pleasure 10 announce the arrva
in Annapolis Roads, of the Frigate Macedonian
Capt Warrington. from Carthagens, having on
BOARD Christopher Hughes, jun. of this city, who
to d mand the release oftie american prisoners
at that place Mr.. Hughes has succeeded in
the oblect OF his mission, and has brought boma
IN The FriSate all of the Americans who remained
IN prison at the time ofhis arrival at Cartharens
ana 81. Martha: they we've Immediately deliver
ed from prison on bis demand. Amonos ther,
are Mr. William S. Cooper, and Mr. Lewis
Com'e OF this place. and Mr. Smith mate Of the
schooner Adeline this gentleman was severely
wounded in an attempt to force the guard some
time since at ST. Martha, and Supposed bv the
prisoners VINO escaped to have been killed MIR.
Morris Stanley of Hartford Connscticut 10
mong those released
Mr. Hughes landed at Annapolis Yesterday
morning, and arrived at his own house in his
city m The evening, in perfect health.-C. III n
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the Carthageuian ps;yateer or pirate
INC captain al her was under trial ON three
i",'lct'nents, tor piracy, murder, &c. On
'he INST ne Was acquitted, and il was sun
posed ne ssould'be entirely acquitted.
Inc brig tesper left the city June is.
and the Ba!ize the 18th. The river had
isi!ep at least feet, and the creyasse at
~ 'Sariy,s estate, completely repaired.--
The sudden lall OF the water had carried
oil all impurities, and the pIacewas more
healthy than it had been for fifteen prece-
a'ns years. The excessive heavy rains
had alaYed the fears of the inhabitants and
those who were prepared to leave the city
had determined to remain.
ny an arrival at Bostun from Pcrt-au
Prince, we learn that the fleets of the two
rival sable chiefs, Potion, and Christophe.
are at sea in quest OF each other. ~,
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Pn1LApsptPHrA, July s.
Extract 10 Mc Et!ito,, eiated az

LA ROCHELLE 1sih Flaw 1915
Henry Wilson, Esq of Baltimore vrr,.
WORTHY man, having been naned consula, soent
Tor Nanlz, the p,efect Of that Department. wrote.
the tn'sister Of Fote;g, Aft IRIS 10 know If he
would acknowledge him as such. The Duke rs
Richlie,i answered that the political opinions Of
ns. Wilson were such as not to permit his ex.
crossing tie functions of Consul The cause os
THIS decision is simply this. Mr. Wilson was
highly taxed and out of all proportion 10 the
o'her merchants, on the oil for war con,r;bu-
tons, and having dared TO resist this reyol,inr.
inlns'ice. not oiiy n the Principle, but in the
amonn, ms g political opinions did not suit this
government" wonder how The political on;n.
IONS OF Mr.. Galla,in viii sui, Full a, we'll
perhaps as MIR. Hyde de Neuyillc's with us.
g Our Consul at Bordeaux is about laav;ns
thatcity. lie is just what an American Cousri
ought to be-fiank, loyal and frm-he viii be-
regretted by his counirymen in France. He b.a
stoodhis ground in these trying times in snte Of
the opposition of the contepdiNg parties. and
protected US amidst every species of INSULT and
abuse-He does honor to his country. The Row.
atisls hate HIM most sincerely and the Angjo.
Faction at bordeaux have heapetl upon HIM eve.
ny spec es OF abuse on account of his political
pamphlet, and the high consideration he en;ovs
among his countiymen, and the patriotic part of
the french nation.--Den,. Prose
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M FREDERICKSBURG, July 10.
The French Minister passed through
town again to-day on his return from Mont.
pelier.-Heraid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13

HuNTsvILLE, Ten June 10.
A rumor has reached town by gentle
man from Fort Claiborne, that the Greek
Indians, to the number Of twelve huntlre /.
had embodied near that place, 6ainted and
armed. ayowing an hostile intention, and
that the surveyors who were intersecting
mat country, were compelled to ruu into
FORT claiborne for protection. It's stated
that General Gaines was collecting forces
at vt. Stephens to march against and dis
perse them. 1t is strongly suspected that
the Big Warrior, who processes so much
friendship for the white people. is secretly
at the head of these deluded wretches. :