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s:d Hoop Hornet and that lJous the middle Of yuae
apsaee was soac,uied with the rc;gring Eaihaw Of
rripoli and The TX Ba!haw, with a5osr 90 Of his
followers, obliged TO abandon their country, without
knowing where 10 f-ek home or luthnen There
IS the fmalleR donbt bu, that getting poleIi-
con of Derne was the reafon of the Balhaw's coming
to terms. BIZ, nuG haften conclude as boat is
waiting TO take the letters IN ibore. Our whole
fiuadron Is at Syracue, and will 70 down the Medi-
teri anesn in hsrt time. The Preiien fails for A
meriea fhortly Commodore Barron is on board her
IN a very low fa,e Of health. The John Adams and
three gun boats have arrived at Syraeuie."
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Minority Tor A1'Eean 1000
In that dRri3 OF Pennsylvania which was repre-.
tented in the Ian eongrefs by Judge Lucas. the
Publicans nominated n. lrif as his fuccel1or The
federalias oproCrd to him Gen. O'fara, but the
fortunate divifon of the republicans of that na;e has
led to the nomination Of 81 candidate, Mr. Smith
Il is therefore perhaps UNREASONABLE to fear that
this fubdvifon will ere the ueceis of the federal
ticket, in Allegheny and the negbbouring eountes.
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fugar, coffee, cotton, ard other colonial pro-
duce; it had left Antigua the preceding even

fugar, coffee, cotton, ard other colonial pro-
duce; it had left Antigua the preceding even
lag defined for Europe.
On the Sd of July, off Tercera, the fquadron
re-captured the Spanfh frigate Mnorca, com
ing from Lima, charged with 400, 900 dollars IN
gold aud hlvcr, and conliderable quantity of
,he precious productions of Peru and Chill.
This frigate had been taken few days before
by an Englfh Cruizer, which was alto captured
by our fquadron.
AUGUST Is.
I, is 4 well known faf, that every American
veiiel which has failed for the Mediterranean for
fome time pat, with Eng'ih produce on board,
has been captured by the Spaniards. II was
not till Saturday that this extraordinary cir
cumfance could be accounted for by the I'M
derwritcrs, and for the difccvery they are in
debsed TO the following extract of letter from
Vice Admiral Collingsood to VIM. Nlartden,
Efq. dated off Cadiz, goth of July, and tranf-
nlitted by him to the Committee at Lloyds:-
tsThe Factor, American brig, from Liverpool,
mentioned in the letters from Lloyd'sas having
a very valuable cargo on board, was fpokcn by
the fquadron within four leagues off Cadiz Light
houfes. / fent the Hydra to fee her in fafety
through the Streights, without which, fhe
would probably have been taken by the gum
boats, and which the Mater feemed to think a
much iefs evil than proceeding on his voyage to
Naples, and running the riik OF being met by a
'Tripo,itan. ! have been informed, the Spani-
ards give to neutrals, laden with Engliih pro-
perty, every encouragement to put themfelves
iu the way oftheir cruizers, by difcharsing them
quickly, and paying their freight iberay.
"Thc American ichoonei' Eerrnon is Gated
TO have come OFF this port before the blockade,
for the purpofc of being taken; and, after con-
demraton of her cargo, WAS at fea again per.
haPs in lefs time than a,e could have performed
her original voyage; 70 that they have both
pecuniary nteret in being captured, and fecure
thentelves from the danger of meeting the CRUZ
zers Of Tripoli."
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Doubtful a. ieaR.

The election for governor tcck place laft Tuee,av
throughout the whole ftate. Our readers may b. az
iured that we ihal anxoudy prelent then, with the
probable and the ultimate reut the details ard the
collective vote fhal come to hand. Tie two follow
ing oonje6tural tables the rn from the Aurora AVID
the other from the Philadelphia Freenans Journal,
will ferve 20 drPiay the whes and the expectations
vi the two parties.
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OCTOBER 5.

..
BY yctcrday's mail the Editor received let,
ter (via Providence, RI from gentleman who
Went oairenger in the min G'oy, capt. Haynes.
from this port 20 St. Bartholcnlsws, in which re
fays, eater paHage of o. DAYS, we arrived a.
our defined portion the 9th AupuR, within
fight Of ST. Bartholomew, we were boarded b.
an officer from the Britilh coop of war Hcrerx,
captain Young. who prefied our boatfwain, net
withdrawing he had a protection, and. treated
captain Haynes very cavaierly. We were for
tunate in being becalmed in the lat. OF Bermuda,
as there was an extremely f,ere gale of --ird IN
the Weit-India ifands, in which three 74's were
dimaftcd. and a copper-bottomed brig belong
ing to baltimore was ieen upfet crew l. :, doubt
periihed. and many ether vefie!s much injured.
Ihe notorious pr'vatser. called The Grand Tart,
commanded by Charter O'Bri,n, WIS rp.at
bout the hra OF July between Antigua ana Re,-
rnada, and every foul on board periihcd.--i,oi.
nefs at the'c iGands iemarkahlr dh!l--Prndu
icarce-Floor 3 dolls. a barrelI' (HrS...!.
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days, and it was ten or twelve davs before che
Others could do thr, fmalieit duty, even to
ppc'pA the ihip which MIS-, fortunately tight.
This ought to bea warning TO pcrfons concern
ed in ihipPing and Transporting this dangerous
article. ar (Ledser.)
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Mr. Granger in fPitc Of the Bottom Editors is bet-
,sr. W have f,en letter dated at his own houie
m Tucij4Y laft, which anied t'at although he rad
hern ezerere y ~ h. on that day well enoegh
roc ~ to isblek. no doubts were ei testained @.
h.s ieeri, a'i perfect recovery.
4iess-SyiI ExSof',r
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Es.Tals Of a LITTER from a gentleman II. Lopo. j.,
to bis corYsLpondeaf in Ne;o-1o,x, dated iii.
syn 7th.
=" The French and Spanlh cruizers have iaf.-
~ captred all American veilcls gong from ar,
coming 10 the Rrtiih Domi;lionS, an,, our cr,.i
zers have begun TO take all veii;ls of thai f..
going t" the enemies ports. Theft uufort,nar
n'eainres Ter the American navigation. have
enhanced the premiums of infiirance, and ton
Guineas are now given from your port to AM
tte:dam and to other quarters in proportion
NORFOLK, OcroEER s.
II is certain that Government is determined ~
add fix 11s infant navy the building of one of
them, we are confidently informed, is immediately
to take piaeea the Navy Yard, Goiport.
NraA
Doubtful a. !esR.
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wA9uTNCTON OAoI,cr 4
The PRESIDENT of the United Statea ar
rived yeRerday from Monticello. Nat. Int.

Advices have been received from London by
our government, MS late as the 9th Aug. when
our p1ininer had introduced to the attention Of
the Britih government the fubleet of the recent
CAPTURES Of our veaels under the pretcxt oft5sir
beingcngaged in An Illicit trade between the
European and colonial pofefiiono of the enc
mics OF Great Britain. 10.
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Domeffis 5,tfIIigrnsr.
BOSTON, September 90.

Estra7 Of litter from mr.. Pataf Pavoli p K Lfsn
Of Co! I'm. Pfek) stfery 6So,d tie u. Sts.es
brig A'gus, commanded BY Lhae HuLl, En-; G,.ed
Malta, TD!y 4,
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NORFOIK Ocror., Q
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

- -.n
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MefIrs Editors,
IL. eioroing ext,al7 IF kae, from rer.itr~r Of ref
fet7abiity. eosSiss oms /se7s generally kaozta
yoa 7eW p25ije .sem if you .kisi IT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICH MOND i:
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is, ,scs

The Charleston Courier ofthe 3 l. st ult,
says" BY private letters from England,
on which the utmost reliance may be ptac-
ed, we are informed that complete & firm
coalition has been formed between Lord
GRANVILLE and his party and Mr.. WIND
HAN, Mr.. Fox, and all their friends. The
strrdy patriotic Cosakrr, has been eulo.
giz'ng Mr.. Fox--,his is not surprising.
Hut he has written a panegyric on Sir
FRANCIS BSRoETr-this is indeed extra.
ordinary" rs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
LIT Err AIRY.

1t is source of unfetgned satisfaction
70 every one whose mind Is not estraneed
from hrst principles,and rRurH, to end
that history Of the Revolutionary war
Is atienglh announced by Mrs. NJ. WAs.
kEN, of Plymouth.
It's needless 20 observe to any person
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be iongdeplored by his surviving relatives.
III his social intercourse, lie was alike
frank and sincere IN. his friendship, and
open and undisguised in his enmities. AS
he sought and nerited The esteem Of the
virtuous, so he Stunned the intimacy of
those he deemed unworthy Of his friend
ship. In public life, his condua was up
right, and guided by an understanding
which he had much improved. As CT
tizen, he cherished sacred regard for
those principles which gave freedom to
his country-whose interest, with firm
ness aud zeal in every crisis, he steadily
In the affcciionatc recol.eeti-
ons of. his relatives and friends, he will
long occupy a place.
lie died beloved, as he lived respected.
-.
----- At Norfolk, on Sunday morn.
ng, after u long indisposition, DIR. jobs
(. READ, .senr. in the 5oth year of his !
'ge. His remains were attended to the /
on Monday evening, By |,
he Brethren OF. Lodges No 4 s. SO, and !
humber OF the most respectable inhabi-
ants of that place. III
- -r.~>u -
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legislatures shan be valid as part Of the
said constitution, viz.
", ARTICLE.
The judicial power of the United
states shat! not BE construed TO extend to
controversies between a state and citizens
OF anothes state; between citizens of u,r-
ferens states between citizens of the same
state claiming lands under grants of dif-
fereht states; and between state, or the
citizens thereof and foreign states, eiti-
xens or Subjects"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
a Yonng SIan.

$3.50 ~r.'ss siiy sousl hau1 and has con-
d"tsvi the s,le'~-hip 90. = County Court
soT 'hgrs y0s's ss.s sIsnes % engage IN tho
same business ~ith some zsntie~an N fhs uppsr
cean's,. Ne can i~cduee .lesfifsoaia,s OF he
covSrA rnc-siv sne general good ccncs1. h
line di,V7ed 20 toe Pos, - asteF ~ Williamsburg
viii BE- s'rssdsd to. ard imusedi$l4ly susweres,
feh. Is. 400. 81
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fOR SALE,
r. no 10 is.

TesNnsOAgL situated iu the town Of
: a New. Canton. on JAMES river on bo;h
ere nsw and yell bail, d siIiug houses and Of
ices, on ons az excellent ksrdeu vel! enclosed
md The Other containing one acre, with good
BOSE and rail fence Per further particulars en-.
au;ge Of 1essss Wilhap Anderson and lang,
4ea OF said placs. who are legally authorised 10
slll and convey the same.
I ROBERr HILL.
Nav. York. lot Feb. 1876. f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

cATsoLIc cAruEpaAL CHugoH r.orrx,y.
aALTIaORE.
1hirtfeh Day. Dragging,
300 tickets dsaon tbs day.
i.r,zes Of 100 dolls Sos. 1881 1927
Prlzs OF so dolls No $3.50
Prizes Of 10 dnlls.--Nas. tls1 so3s
loi59 1874 1851 1857 ee 1880
le9o9 i90S4 1926 3467 SAP 1919 1900
sySI 'l2t9 1904 1890 1902 7oigY
1873 1908 1l2 l245l 1925 $50.
sts6 1897 llz35 717I ls749 1868
slo7-hnd 70 of IS doIIa-..
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departed t0is l'is oo snesdsy e..mog,
January lst' 1905, .. his SEA, IN chsrio,:s
county siter a lingering AID psinGd III
ness, ~hich he bore with mnc,. for,itude,
Mr.. QulN NORTON, in the SSH year
OF bis age.
ny hrs friends and acquaintance, who
were ncmeroos, us deaf is much Ia
Inen,ed, as he possessed IN an eminent
desree, those qualities which conciiiate ca
TEEN. In doNestic life, he vas the kind,
ahsct'onaie husband the fond and tender
parent, aud IN each character bic loss will
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

rarAkEN up by Isaac w. Peasants, on Bea.
4 veTdam creek. in Coochand county, a light
iron gray HORSE, about FIVE feet high, switch
tasl has no brand and his of fore knee very much
s,selled. AID goes very lame. shod all round-hp.
praised this day before me 30 one hundred and
twenty dollars. Given under my hand the 5th
November, 1904. fwS)
N. M. Vaughan.
a COPY, Teste,
William Miller, c. g, c.
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PETERSBURG, February II.
MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening last, Mr. THO.
MAS FIELD. Editor of the IS Petersburg
Ref'a6deun," to Miss SUSAN SCOTr,of
DiuSiddie county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

In oaering the aSovs work re- tiie public. the
propr'etors are sensib.s II scelle,ce is no, Of
zen ~ ainab!e bat G'ls csIld9r aii.. t,utk .au.,
" reric'r from crEoSarre and par isi;.y the can
saP, s"at they cDnscieniiously leli.vc "a has ;r,t
riaaai to rhe confidence ard patronage O, ,is.
people
"a Map OF Virgins ha, hssa long cad anxious
iy sookeo for: Soae has secn pub ss,ed on the
s'sa oil tue oae roc osessa, fss Mes ,e.,~ 4. hen
~ngrsta way slle .t3a.is5 caa,.-y
nc iahor. expense, ard s..I,,sens difficulties
in -aceesrpl;sni. so ~ sSs.iH work nave de
serred several tron. tie I,~icvs ..inx The
pTopTsssS.ss, hslin@ taxG "a ..s u.nsr stares
mad recently siyei e,srs-... .>vn, similar pro.
oAeiiSH5. I'D eIstss,s....n ',v. >n~r c,f tn. re
u <.gnag -"S hnp~ssnc~ 81 ss.nia e,,ihart;ei
~ tne 5nsineSe est a.i..s .aa.i be- 81 M
the iiA2nAufe E:d vi iify Of re ~ ~. 4ouisi in
sure u accomplished &c = Inc.s i3n. An,
while EirstaiS !, pprrssa .ti.-nis'et si.h IN,
/ love OF sc'escs Eai vs'r& ta~s so, s,,i l,sv,
she viii view domestic 'ys 4 ,Hso,is s.sh n,.,
pre- eminen'ly ssefui. VIII Srnrso.e ~ ,.is
NJ frerubers OF tiIc isear,.. aSserni,y An.
Other gentlemen, who has, ~,n . ,oD. :, d.ssgh
OF the map, are scpe ..sd lis " a.ir i,ss,,J.
as Tie inipraHcabiiity Of she sing he map 70 al
VINO may be disposed to sutse is.e. must s,s an
parent.
Those gentlemen who axe Subscription faper,
nrs .cGs.ssej them 90 rhs sut,seyis,sr
Fsse.sSu.g, b, 'he 6s.. 'iZy vi ssfAy The rnsD
wi'' &c iesdy sor subscrbs.s IN snx eusrss - ,s,
ensuing summer (tlsA)
VILLAS PSGgTiS.
Petersburg, February l8O5.
rtp,io,s'eersvfG6,. 3 Pleas1sss inn ans
Others E.ifb tpl0ta subscse iton 81 s.rs or. I5,,J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

BIZ JAArES 5z-s3ISoE. D. D.
rnes;pErr or WILLIAM {: sAry coIEEcx.
To which viii se added, 4 Zap of the greater
part of the state of Ohio. FROM aau7I surveys.
Including the whole o. tie Virginia military
tra9 with I'll ttat par &C the a,l,e " est of the
Obi river, TO the In,.iana boundary inc
The northeast corner OF ire Lap will be or
asn,sntea with an interesting View of the City
Of t,ichmond
9bs siSe 81 s6e lT4r vii q. ;sS, . SIX i,,c5e,
"a tesgr5. and fbree fer eig6f inches ia 6re.e.b On
'ngea''r' ana sfinf rsrGuer is engages 10 es-ecu.e
roe Oork. in style no. ia}ssisy 20 any siilry 80,
an fse United SiGses.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
CRY or Ric Rich O.;
Amelia County Court, january "a,
1905.

Amelia county Court, JANUARY pa,
Richard Foster. coa'Plt,
Gga;nsf ,- 49,
Joshua Atkinson, Henry Estridge = II, C5anceyy.
\ Samuel Ward and Watkins
| johnson, det,s J
f3'HiS day came the complainant by John
~ Lane his counsel. aud tire defendant A,kin-
Eon. not having appeared and giving security
Agreeable TO the s6t os Asser,Id and the rules
ofihis cours; and it appearing TO the sas;af.aion
of the courr that the sad defendant Atkinson,
is an inhabitanr ofthis stare: : Therefore on
thc motion of the cemplainanr By his. counsel a
fcncssid II is o'dr,efl That tne SAID Defendant
appear here on the fist day OF May courr next.
and answer the oil OF tie c3r,pls:nanis; and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
10 some public newspaper published IN he city
sf Richmond. tor two months successiveiy, and
posted At The front door OF the courthouse on
two several court DAYS
A Copy-Teste.
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I,el9,is9 pieces of copper coins.
1902 do. silver GO.
40 s97 do. gold do.
About Il,ooo dollars Of the gold coin.
is the produce Of virgin gold, found in the
county OF Cabarrus, N, Carolina.
Cain on copper, coined at the mint, dur
ing last year, dollars 2,l97 So 4
Expenditures of the mint during Ne
same term, IN salaries, wages, sc. Is III &
dollars, so cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

i in the ao.hesa. states that Mrs. Warren
is 1.-THE sixer OF James Otis, the masser.spi-
|rit Of the revolution; that she has been
coversaB (during every part Of the peri
cd which she describes) With The most IL
lustrious statesmen and patriots who pro.
dnced and guided The revolution among
whom her own husband, the present We
nerable Gen. Warren, was by no means
the least conspicuouss Her sources ofin-
formation are therefore The most anthem
tic; and her. fidelity TO truth, and her abb
lity to clothe truth in a captivating dress;
are indispu,able. (Pok. O6ser.j
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coNDfrI0Hs.

Z . ~ y I 7 4 . " D.
The price n subscribers VIII be eighr doiIx-a
neatly nouassd, colefed and glazed One dollar.
20 tighten tue great expense of publication. 10
be paid on sntscribine.
Tenon'subaoriSers. the Price III DC IN ro;iArs
eorY. cicar szGUaso
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i,O55,}l2 half cents. ''' iN'oSS -
Silver. 1850 dollars 1867
5i9 half dollars, 6,75s or. loo,szo so
dollars, 1906 dismes.
Cold. o.7o5 eagles, 50 475)
half eagles, S,S27 or. ca, 2ss,e4a so
giles.
Total ameuat Of coins struck --------------
IN 1904. dolls. 37l,s97 %
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names Townes, If: {. q. {:

IN purslrlice OF deed of trust,
Z from Thomas RI Drew to Garter IL Ha-ri-
son. Bearing date ;he 10Th OF December, 1857.
VIII be SOLD, at Public AueiiSn, al Fowler
Tav..n, in Cartersyille. for read money, on the
o.h OF k-arcb next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

William Miller, c. 8, c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

4 - ~ - .rlI.r
those or ,he nelghsoring ;owssl What at
iseiionste, bat respectful eagerness to be
oear our person AT Lyons the people ma
infested, if possible still greater venera,ion
for our person and sacred functions than
on our irst visits, and reiterated their pro-
fessions of love and devotion towards the
Holy See. Our reverend brother, The car
dinai Fesch, archbishop Of Lyons, reader-
ed 10 US, SECOND time, with equal magni-
t'eence, the offices OF hospitality. Were
Joice in this opportunity Of publicly &C.
knowledging our gratitude to his emf
nence. We should not forget that during
our stay at Lyons, the celebrated chapel
de Tourriere, dedicated to the Holy Vir-
gin, was re-opened by US in, the presence
oil an incredible number Of the ci!izsns,
and restored, as formerly to public wor-
ship. At Turin, where, a second time,
the inhabitants loudly expressed their ve-
nerauon for us, we had the inexpressible
happiness of again beholding the emperor
Napoleon, and of comforting with him
We took the opportunity of earnestly re.
commencing again to his consideration
The ecclesiasticai concerns of France and
Italy, and alter returning his majesty our
sincere thanks, Tor all the benefits he had
conferred on us, and the catholic religion,
We proceeded Oh our route to Etruria, and
arrived at Florence.
Our entry into that city was attended
with much splendor, asd productive OF
great public rejoicings. The illustrious
Queen of Etruria again received US in the
most magnificent manner, eviacing at The
same time the most becoming pie,y. The
Lord, in his most uhbounded mercy, had
prepared for US in ,his city, the most graft.
| lying of all consolation.
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Our sails and rigging being now dread
fully shattered, * the muskets for the most
part rendered useless, it was considered
no longer prudent TO continue so unequal
contest, and about two O'Clock we struck,
distant only about four leagues N. E. of
Jamaica. ~ -
The schooner proved to be La Serrin,
p.iyateer, of ST. Iago de Ia Cuba, comman.
ded by capt. Forres, mounting one long
Is FOUNDER, one brass nine, one long six,
and two long twelve pound cannonades,
and carrying III men.
Our loss consists in the mate, (Mr.
Downing, an excellent young m AMI pas
senger, and one seamsu, killed, and nine
wounded. The loss on board the -priva-
teer, from the best accounts, is nine Kill.
led in the action, and four Of the wounded
died before reaching Cuba, among whom
was their First lieutenant; and Of seven.
teen wounded carried into ST. Jago, seve-
raj have since died.
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BALTIMORE, September so.
MEL.d.NCHOLY.

On Saturday the 2sth inst. the Rock.
HAL packet capt, Humphreys, sailed from
Baltimore at about 9 o'clock A. M. wind
\. E.-progressed miles below North
Point, when being met by sudden squall
OF wind, the packet with souls on boa,k,,
was completely upse,--The captain and
oil on board stuck to the wreck--,he whole
beng on deck when the accident happen
ed---,hey all chung to the after quarter OF
the rail, TIL abort 10 o'clock at night
when owing TO heavy swell of seq, all
were swept OF together, except an old
black man, who persisted with cold and ia
tigue, IN less than Is minutes after the ye..
sci went down.
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CHARLESTON, september a4.

NHhhbc'o ON, september 20.
Capt LKBoReEs, who arrived yester.
day from Barracoa, informs, that about
200 people Of color arrived at that place on
the LIST inst. in two vessels from Port au.
Plat, on the Spanish side Of st. Domingo.
They stated that they had left tina, place
IN search Of the neeessaries Of life butit
was generally supposed that they had been
driven OF by Gen. FERRAED, they having
refused 10 assis, him in his war against
DEssALINEs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05
NETWORK, Sept. ~.

EV-iOhA, Scpts ZIs
Capt. Rowland, from Amsterdam, in
forms, that ON The day Of his departure
(ihe 2sih of July,) troops and cavalry
were embarking as fast as possible on
board the transports. The ships Of war
were all ready, except the rev ship Re-
venge, of ~ guns. The American si,ips
were forced out of New dep, to make
room for the transports.
- September 80, 80
Captain Smith, of the brig Raiab, In
forIas, that on the 24iA Aug. two British
Privateers came into the port of Nsvetas,
and burned the town.. The guard house.
store, and two or three private dwellings,
escaped the conAagration.
Captain Davis, from Bordeaux, informa
that on the 18th inst. lat. ~ 20, long. So,
he saw Ave sail of men Of war, two OF
which appeared to be ships of the line,
standing to the southwark, with the wind
at cast.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

1879 DA<ANt NItAtUET
ny lady passenger in me sjsifi Dgm5Tiss,
Catf. Beard, arrfved here on S1furdayfs
80 dags.Irom LiUerhooi, ne haze teen yo-
vored with LONDON hGners IN 10 tie
ism 1dag1sf.---.Htthoagh their eonfenfs
are not imiiorfanf, yer zoe make some e.r-
sracgs.