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cargo, not even tbe captains adventure excepted
he condemned. She was owned by Robert Gil
chrift, Efq. and others of this city, and was
from Lima, with cargo worth in this market
between two and three hundred thoufand dol
lars. The principal ground of condemnation
is faid to be the nnaeexRomed trade.-E. p.
BY the arrival of DR.. Williams, respectable
inhabitant of Trinidad, who failed from thence
on the cath of July, we are informed of the
health of gen. Miranda, and the gentlemen who
accompany him, who, all in high fpirits, failed
that day for the continent, in full expeetati-
of being received with open arms by the peo-
pleat large. DR.. Williams ALTO brings the pleaf-
ing intelligence, that the gentlemen and crews
with attention-that there is not the eaft proba-
bility ofaoyinjury happening to them; and that,
probably, by this day, they are with their affo-
ciates.
The following is an extract of letter dated
Trinidad, cath July.
Miranda and his fquadron are this moment
weighing. 1t is. competed of the Leander, the
Lilly, and Exprefs Hoops of war, the Attentive
gun brig, Prevof and Ticker armed fchooners,
and four gun boats. If we can credit the re-
ports from the continent, the Sovereign People
have, in great meafure revolted, aud Miranda
will find little or no difficulty in obtaining the
objects ofhis wilhes--EEaR Columbia bapby land.
A letter from young gentleman at Trinidad,
to his friend in this city, dated July "a, fays-
" Accounts which come in daily from the pri-
fopers taken in Miranda's Sch's fay, that, altho'
clofely confined. they are extremely well ufed
by the Spaniards.
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NRw-ORLEANs, July 90.

NEw-ORLEANs, July 90.
E*frad ola letter from a gentleman at Fort
ddam' to bis friend liz this city, dated 2lF
july.
We are hourly expecting the arrival of ge-
neral Wilkinfon. In his late letter to the
commanding officer here he promifed to be at
this place by the goth infant, if his orders were
not countermanded.
am not enough of politician, ftatesman
or io'dier' to tell what is the contemplated
movement"
Our correspondent at St. Louis, under date
OF the 3rd June, informs us that parties run
very high in that quarter-the troops Cautioned
there were ient down the Mi1iiIippi, but no
fears were entertained from the Indians. Ira
ders from the Miti'ouri were coming in every
day-No accounts from captains Lewis and
Clarke-itis expected they will come home by
the way of China. The gentleman who have
gone rom Georgia lone time ago, have enjoy
ed the mott perfect health. -, ~.
(Geerpia bater
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-29

CHRISTOPHER CLARKE, Eqr. has re-
,Egled his feat il the Congress of the U. States,
and writs of election have been ffued for
i.uppiyIng the vacancy. In the counties of Bed
iord' Patrick and IIcnry, the election is to be
ne'n on each or their court DAYS in the month
OF October AMI in the county of Fra,tl;o II,
the month Of November. have NOT yer
undertood the names of the candidates.
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the rains which have 70 feafonaby and 70 generally
fallen OF late, have added to the hopes and propets
of the Panters-what the corn has uered BY 1rouoh,
will be amply compensated by an extraordinary
growth of cotton, the Raple of Ceorga-here is no,
county where the planter is Aattered with the
mott agreeable profpects, and the price now offered
Tor the REMNANT OF THE LAST CROP, is highly en-
eouragng to the next. This week cotton fold in Au-
gu0a from IL to Is cents
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LEXINGTON, Qlen.) Auguf ,.
COMMUNICATED.

Can Wood be any thing more than the puppet
of principal jug6ler, who fitting behind the
curtain, is determined, demon like, to obtain,
revenge of men, whole 6rmhefs aud integrity on
former occafons, put him off the political fage,
and con6gned him to private fife? why do
not men who have proof of the fact in their pof-
FELTON,, drag him from his den, and put him in-
TO public view, in all his native colors?
Alarmed by the effects which are likely to fol-
low from the mention of names. Wood reforts
10 inuendoes-no longer mentions names-and
like lnof other cowardly aTaliins, he choofes to
TAB in the dark.
The dark and affafIiu like inuendoes which
Wood throws out agaiDa the memory of the
tate Col. George Nicholas, Whole integrity,
tynnets snd independence, funk the Feds of
Kepfucky into mfg iiicapce, proves the mo-
tses with which the Weaern World was eftab.
hlhed. FedsTdlif' cAnpot hope to regain the
popsr they have loft, except by deftroyiug the
tsps'ation ofsvcry patriot, whether dead or liv-
ms, Whole principles and Whole actions bear tci-
hnony againf their conduct.
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ons as thoie of France. We fpeak not of tie
interefts ofthofe people ,hemfelves, for thefe
are obvioufly at war with all the rrarcti
ons, which Bonaparte may pleafe to impoie M
on ITEM for his own advantage; but we mere
~ al'ude to the effect OF thief. regulations u,-
on the trade of Britain. And what will i.,- t..i-
effect! Holland and the whole OF Itaiy are,
commercially fpesking, part of France. Il
IS aconieqHence of this fate Of things, that B--
nm goods and Britih seels will be AS CON-
pieteiy ihackied in their ports as in thote of
Fance.
viii then c. Britain fibnit TO tuch an iniu
nous arrangement Is it fofT5is 10 make n peace
between her and France, when the very frr
article which France may require from her, will
contain recognition of thefa recent arrange
ments of Louis Bonaparte as king of Holland,
Eugene Beauharnc's king of Milan, aud Joieph
Bonaparte king of Naples?
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Extraf ofa letter from captain SITTER of THE brig
En4y;niou, arrived at the Lasarctto, from La
@,,i'r. Haired <penR %. 1906.
arrived here after paf1age of Is DAYS
from Laguira--I was bearded by the Brutus
armed fchooner from Antigua and politely
treated. In the Mona Paf1age was boarded BY
one of his majefty's briggs from Europe, behaved
very mean, OBTAINING us and prefled feveral men
from the brig, leaving me only two feameu on
board.-He would not tell his name nor his vef
fel. Lat. IS, 90, long. IL, 90, fpoke fch'r Caro-
line, 9 days out, from Trinidad bound to Phil
adeiphia lat. 81, So, long. 72, 80, fpoke fch'r
Trent, from Edenton bound to GuadaIoupe.
Eight days before the Endymion failed, 10
OF the off :ers of Miranda's fchooners captured,
were hung and 4s put into favery ten years,
thote who were hung had their heads cut off and
hung up in iron cages on the different roads
through the country. Four boys remain in the
Cattle.
cleft at La Guira, fchooner Polly, Seller, for
Bolton.'
Arrived, yeterday at New. Cattle, d. flip,
Three Siaers, Rofs, "a days from Port.au
Prince, failed in company with the fchooner
Admiral of Norfolk. On the soth off the Mole
head, was boarded by his maiefty's brig Morne-
Fortune, and treated politely. The captain
informed us that he lhould confder I'll veffels
bound from the Omitted States to Hayi, after
the non-intercourfe bill had paiied, as good
prizes and act accordingly. On the 3lit was
boarded by the private armed brig Atkinfon,
OF i<ngton. On the 4th Auguit, OF. WatIand,s
Inland, was boarded BY his msjeay's fchooner
Redbridge, which vellel made prize of the Ad-
mlrai, Cranfon, then in company, and order.
ed her for NewProvidencc they confirmed TO
us, the information we had received from the
Morne Fortune.
The Britiih privateers, &c. having declared
that they would take all American vefIcls bound
to Hayti, Il correspondent wines to know if
they are employed by our executive as cuftom-
houte officers TO prevent breach of the laws of
the United States, or whether they have taken
1t upon themfelves, as they have done that of
guards acoita. IF they have done it fpontaneouf-
ly for the good of trade, and not for the lucre
OF gain, they will no doubt he entitled to the
thanks of Bonaparte and all his adherents.
Gazette.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

Mr.. CooPERs BENEFET-being his laf an.
. prarance here.
This EVENING, Auguf goth, will be prerented,
ShakiPeare's celebrated Tragedy of
RICHARD THE THIRD:
OR, THE
BATTLE OF BoSWO2TH FIELD.
10 which will be added, the Farce of MISS I N HER
TEENS; or, A Medley of Lovers.
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Capt Gillies, from Jamaica, informs, that an
embargo was laid upon all ve1els in the ports
OF Jamaica on the 25th July, and was to con-
t!nue to the 10th of Auguf, in confeouerce If
the FILLING of the homeward bound Rect. re
brig Reward, Franklin, was at KingRon. far
New York, ready for fea. The brig Me,cury,
Adams OF Bolton, from Trinidad, for Nv
ORR with iugar, coffee and futile, has beea
fent into Kinghon, by the Arethua frivarr.
iTere II Ia,
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PHILADELPHIA, Augnf, 2s.
MELANCHOLY /!

BY the arrival of the brig Eudymion, capt.
Suter, Is DAYS from La Gnira. we are Informed,
that part of the crews Of Mirsnda's Schooners,
taken fone time fince by the SpaHiards
Captains Donohue and Gariinee, Mef1rs. Lin
pincott, Ledlie, Paul George, Kirkland, Poliil,
gentleman, and one Smith Butcher, of N.
York, were all hung, and their heads fet on
poles, few days before the Endymion FILLED
and the other part of the crews 4s in number
were condemned to the Mines for 10 years.
The fame accounts fay, that Miranda had re-
ceived a reinforcement of 10 fail, and gone a.
gaintt the Caracas but that no fears were en-
tertained by the Spanifh government.
True Amer.
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JOHN PAGE, Erqr. the late venerable 90
vernon of Virginia. has been aoooi,ted Cor.
n1tNo7er Of ko7nJ, in the place Of ME2TWE-
IhER JONES, Efqr. deed. We have NOT
pet under'tond, whether Mr.. Page hau accept
ed the commflioE.
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Exfr0f ofa letter from captain Smer Of the brig
En4yNion, arri1ed at THE La1arctto, from La
r,,i,-z. d4teS <DpD1 90 1905
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GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, Auguh Is.
THE CROPS I!

Accounts from ieveral Of ths Planters to the South
ward OF wear very gloomy alpe6s it appears
chat they have among ,len that Eel dcftroyer Of the
Planters hopes, tie CATERPILLAR, therefore,
'hc appearances Of favorable crop are not very fat
terng-for fome years pa6, the lower country plan
,ers have been truly unfortunate and while We la
n'cnt, With ,ben, their hard fate, we s-e happy TO
hcsr that the Up country planters have favorable
TtofYea Of good crop the prsfent fesfon.
The AuguNs Chronicle, Of the 9th iua Rates, that
Since gss TAT report, We happy to Learn that
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To wake the foul by tender Aroke. Of art,
Ie raie the genius, and to mend the heart;
To make mankind in csnfcious virtue bold,
Live DER each fcene. and be what they behold:
For this, the tragic Mule fra ,rod the Gage
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-14
[TRANsLA;r

PailA prlsHf4 Gin Desenhst isos.
SkR, ..s
The zessi Nish which ! hive sudsA-
xored p prcsefve he hsrmonv and good
ndeFstandlng beteixs Spsin and the
Bnited States, has caused DE d read
wih partienIar regret Ire rrtitle q de
predicate ne>slge, sent g congress
he 81 inst. reepectinR the political Fela-
fions bctwixs he uniied States and The
King ny m.ttef. A Ia The exposition
- which ! ell0de, there exisfs in ny ..
pihicn, q ttfaf mistakes ofa delicate and
impuftaht tendency although / render
% the president due Justice "a regard IA
the motives which may have capsed til.
apparent want " correctncss, YET nv
chafaeter imposes On ne he task of en-
sering into an exlminsfion 81 somc IL
hisasserfiop,. and of denonstzatipg that
either from the want ofexact inIor mafi-
"a, II owing b detective srsnshsions.
hey AppePr ~ oms cascs pos altogether
81 he article q de prssidsnt's mes.
saes fel1tive "a Spain, AFTER fnentiopine
th.t the negotiations for he settlement
Of The existing differences had not had I
sasisIactoty issue, Ne says, !. SpoIiationa
during the former war lor Which ahs had
foFhalIy aekncwled xcd hsrielf responsi-
Me, have been refused "a, Be conpensat.
ed, but o. condition. affecting osher
claim u 1oagisf coanscfed u;sk diem.
Yet the ss1ne pfaetises ore renewed ia
The present war, and Are ,lfeady ofereat
amount. : ksisyefy Nell known that n
state Of Nar, there exists, md VIII
probably ever exist, 1 cersain abose of
force, eon6dsd % sublltern hands. =.
ven he United Stntes themselees have
NOT been N sxeepfion this general rule,
and daring ne shos period q h6,tilisies
with Francs, u ths year l5es. nosWith-
standing no privnkeers we're armed, and
that theirprote eting forces consissed only
Of asmall number If frisate,, neutrsls
experienced from ,hem many injuries,
wen Aufhen<icalcd ~ tke nn1erods
elAims On this government - he injured
powers, principally o. he part Of nsn-
marx and Sweden
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-24
! NETWORK, October d.

The schooner Venus, Oliver, which aFf!'0a
at Wilmington, n. c. on tie 6th lnsaht' Nor
this port, about ninety miles TO the norul J, a..
of Cape Lookout Shoals, in Eifteen la'i"nl
water, fell IN with the wreck OF a Sclio0'C ~ !
under water except part Of her quarter oi IA
and OF her beam ends, both maStS aion5 Dr. '
with tie sails haisted to thenl-3he aPpe@'s
quite new, had on her stern "NAIESli .s,t
but could not see Of what place--h,"d q ~ ,4
quarter deck, and circle painted Di'CA w., w.,
and deep waists-there was signal P0i'na !
ed and a piece Of canvas on it, bntno Pfrs Ss,
board. On her quarter deck was an unl" I'D
and appearances of the crew trying !" ber
themselves, some boards and the u,'l ~ o9d
dashed together. She appeared to %
loo tons burthen.
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BALTIMORE, October TO-

arrived, ship Diana, holorooA' -, d
from Liverpool. Lett ships CONNIE aootl
Orozimbo, for Baltimore, uncertain - da
ship for do. name unknown. In lat g. g. D
Is, spoke ship John, from Charleston 'nJ pC
werp; same day, a Danish brig poa nsr 10
penhagen; lat, ~, long 5o' sIn0 Caoss Il
from Leghorn for Boston. ON the o .ag pobt
boarded by an English "A, ana 'f0"''
ly.
October 81. 80. hc
Arrived ship Virgin, Aud % wilson III,
Amsterdam. The brig Nunaa' we wee capt
arrived at Amsterdam IA days De-, 7
A. sailed. in % days from Baif n o.,ish BIZ
day he sailed was boarded by an Late .nnas,ted ca
who pressed two of his men ana h 40. Of ves'
A. very impolitely. Left nulnP''
before reported. -, 81 d
AIS Also ship Six Sisters, snog W dSsas',sls air
from Bristol. Left a number O
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From the Philadelphia Gazstss.
EXTRACTS

From the documents respecting the appli-
sasion OF Hsmet Caramalli, cx.bashaW
of TrjpolL.
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2lera,,oria Datlp aobsrstssr,
-----a--s<sK--ss---
MONDAY, JANUARY 6.

On the way bill per yeaerday's mail Rage,
came orders to the fcrent contractors to expe.
die the Warrington mail with the utmoR celer.
ity. Immediately after, areport became current
thar il contained dispatches from MIR. Monroe,
advifng of his having left the court Of St. James
andso day the report was wonderfully improved
with twin rrumour, that cong ELS were y.aerday
without waiting for the difpatchss we ptefuine,
debating with clcied doors, on war neafures "a
eain,l 6. Britain Now as every New Year is
commenced with pretty cenious libations to BAG.
chus we dare ~ ear that theft, with divers other
great aud miraculous reports, which are but jult
fmothered, may be all attributed to .has fertility
of in,ae nation, which the feipity OF the ieafon
is 70 apt to produce. - szA.SFessrai Gazette. {
The following istteris from the most re,
spettable source: it shews that our COM
merce with Europe in colonial produce
will. in all probability, be put an end to,
if it is in the power Of the British cruizers
to effect it. If the determination of the
British government here mentioned, should
take place, the modification the blockade
of adiz and ST. Lucar, will be of little
avail.
LONDON, October &c.
We have already written youof this
date. The present serves solely to inform
you, that it is generally reported that our
government determined to put a stop to,
all neutral trade with the colonies of the
enemy, except such as was permitted dur
ing peace. It becomes, therefore prudent
70 abstain from all dealings in sugar, coffee,
indigo, cochineal, logwood, &c. with a
view to an European market, until it be
certain that such articles will not be stop
ped by our cruizers on their voyage even
from America to Europe, tho they should
have been purchased the United, States.
g We hope you did not follow up your
late shipments to Spain and the Mediter-
ranean by any others, as they will be ex-
posed otherwise TO capture by our crulzers,
aud not unlikely to condemnation"
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NEW YORK, January ).

i "he.her the commercial intercourse be.
'wesn these States andlhe empire of Hay,i
snail DC prohibited or NOT! is question of
considerable importance now in discussion
70 congress. And it would seem o be q
kn0s yPoint Fottn,h: che hand aapt srs
.a'' % trade with the manufac,ures of the
sOun'ry. This promotes Industry, furnish
enp'oymens to the artisan, and gives
r a.Aa 70 the mouth of labour. And il is
h.. psecslicsion for the sable subjects of
sonsr I;s !. or any peculiar regard to the
,,. .1IO'aas'on OF his empire that our citizens
a's largely in cersain articles of COM
nefce with that people. Would Napols-
~ \ Tue great prototype OF Dessalises,
"'soto make a contract with some Of our
"efeantlle houses for quantity of militia
y stores, his orderYwould be instantan- Gus.
y n00orsd. It's the principle of profit
= not any political motive tina, induces to
.ae intercourse. But the trade has its ,op.
sOuen,s' nor are their argumen.s agains. it
: OF plausibility. For On the other
"a does 'rscrord with our, relation with
asaoce' as lsssst he constructive sense tina,
NAY g sssigsed to them, to supply her
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enemy with the means of opposing her
claims? Or is it consistent with the 20.
Icy ola neutral. power to presevere ID a
system that gives offence and may even
|tuailv draw upon:he the vengeance of,ha
|gGreat Nation We look to congress for
the answer.
Arrived ship Indian, Hunter, Johnson,
81 days from Trinidad. The ship Her.
cules, Harmon, for Savannah, sailed
days before; the brig Ceres, Pride, for
New York, 10 brig Sea. Nymph, Mill.
gan, for Philadelphia, 8 brig Thomas,
for Boston 4 brig Neptune, Storey of
New York, was TO sal;next day for Will
mington, N. c. Left there, schooner
John, Freeman, ofAdenton, just arrived
Schooner Union, Bachelor, do. schooner
Judith, Holme, do. IN a6 days brig
freeman, New London; schooner Morn
ing Star, from Kennebsck schooner
Friends, frnm Wiscasses, and schooner
/ Union, from Salem. S@
Dec. 2s,h, off Cape Hatteras during a
heavy gale, spoke schr. Milford, from
Milford for Charleston. 3lst, spoke brig
Daphne, 8 hours from the Hook, tor
New Orleans. Markets at Trinidad very
low for American produce; -four seven
dollars, market stocked. The Indian
Hunter, has been on the coast during the
last ten days, and has experienced two
heavy gales in one of them saw a mum,
ber of vessels off Barnega,, bat could not
speak any of them she had some OF her
cargo and nearly allher water stove in, bat
received to no other injury.
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sPHILADELpHIA. Ian. q.

Letters FROM London, say, it was con-
tempIa.ed by the British government to
place all the ports of France, Spain, and
Holland 10 a state of blockade la NODE de
France; and 20 take measures to prevent
neutrals carrying the produce of their enc.
mics from their colonies to the parens conn-
triess
: Extract Of a letter fran a respectable mev-
camille house in London, dated October
&c, 1905.
g only complain of this country nos
giving all neutrals, fair, liberal and manly
no,ice of few months, and sa then have
lefs The twogovernmen,s to have fought the
battle as they pleased; innocent, credalous
individuals, / sincerely feel for. Your
shipping interest in the United States, will
soon, | fear, be much reduced in the value,
as do not see how the vessels are~so be
Employed. "
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Proceedings Of Congress
Taken tov the ]" AlExAN sa1A Daily
ADvERT1sER."
NINTH CONGRESS,
OF THE
z UNITED STATES or; AMERICA.
HOUSE OF REPREsEM NATIVES,
+ NINTH CONGRESS, i
FatoAY, January 8.

Mr.. Fiaiey presented a me norial and
petition against the election Of Michaek
I Leibla seat in the house. he Inemori-
al is signed by John Douglass, chairman Of
a comrliitee on behalf ct the candidate
who opposed Err. Leib at the las. election
at Philadelphla--
That The citizens proceedsdto the cleo
ton ct three niembe.s 10 serve them in the
shouseiof Representatives in congress, ard
no objection was made 10 Joseph Clay, or
TO Jacob Richards, but very, great one
10 Michael Leib, who vas opposed by
William penrosr-ri hat it has been DISCS
vered that number Of Illegal votes were
givcn TO LIB, aud much uaIae influences
| used--1 hat there 'sbpeared for bin ma.
iority cf SOY votes, yet The petitioners
dopo! nc. OK proving a greater number CT
bad votes. Retired to the' committee Of
elec;ioos.
hgr. Morrow Presented lie petition Of
Sch adams ard jcspl:Lowry, of Boston,
praying eimiu,semsas IF 81 $40 dollars,
The ainoun, Of losses sustained by the czs,s
su.e'of their vessels by the French. Eea
fersed 70 the committee * claims.
Petition &c George ASH, presented TIE.
last session, which states. Thar when a1a
infant, be fell into thes hands of the I1a!-4
ans, and remained wit!ltIaen I'll he arrived.
at manhood That onsleayitg the tribe. he
was presented with a tract of land in the,
Illinois country, which ne prayed congress-
to confirm. Refer.ed.otha com mittee OF,
public lands.
Mr.. G. w. Campb5E presented the me
mortal of the house of epreseutatives.o f
Of New Orleans praying for. grants >sf
land Tor the cultivation Of sugar, for erect
ing schools, &c.
Referred 10 eccnrnittee on the affair
of New. Orleans.
Mr.. Cook presented the petition Of Job 4
Whitney, which was referred 10 the con. :
mitsee for the relief of refugees from Can !.
ada and Nova Scotia.
Petitions Of old spiders, viz.
Of Terence. Dufey, of Bladensburri, :
in MARYLAND, stating that he had been /.
the actual service OF his country the whoa !.
revolutionary wa. That the kardships h !.
endured irashurt his constitution so that +, !.
cannot longer maintain himself by Tsbo, ;,
and is now in wretohed sitaarion for In e
want OF the common necessaries Of life:
Of John Carr of Maryland, who ent.. r.
ed a.prira.e sold;ersia the Maryland lin e,
IN 1776, and was promoted to the rank OF
lieutenant, wien health forced him to lea va
he army by the Through Of general Sms Ill
waod, and return to his house, where he
!onb sontinaed unable to join his regime Mt,
IN waci time, under supposiuon thar he
could rot recover, his name was saken. off
the musss roll, and thereby deprivei of
his pay.
Inc psssons were referred to the COM
Enlttee OF Gains.
The hauseahen went into coms ,;,tee
Q OF n me ~eose q the Unfinished busia sss of
the articles of sN.
ihs whole gone throrgh,, a,s d y;,h !;
20 material altera'pn or add;.ion.
snsxt.
-. $500.
N o T re q,