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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Wednesdav, Dec. 10, 1906.
The House sat but Z short time =
some bills, petitions, SC. were commit
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
BALTIMORE, February :, l.

Arrived last night, schooner c sad
Gold, a days from Havannah' o. o- Rail-.
co. with sch'r. Felicity, Felty, ~ o.. ff
more. Left, brig Actress, ho o,,fc. o
Baltimore, in 10 days scn'; =. ~ Gdfe,
Baltimore, next day brig Sally I IyJ5a
of Philadelphia, from lenae ~ 'Thths
of Boston, Fame, OF Norl0iA: lore, SAL
Carmeli,e, Mcconnell, of Ba,'lm -. b.lor.
ed for New Orleans 7 or ooI5 n,ericaa
Of Charleston spoke ship fa'I rsss,I,sto'
from Tennerife bound !, 10 o., o :. brig h''
tuesday last, off Cape Henry ssyy.aa y.:5 a.
Bengal for Philadelphia r .hs ssir. Pr r,
' s:e:!, .% =: h. a' s:: a; ss :;
ON Salt Keys, on her oa'""
says to HAVANA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05

Z ard the United Provinces, tse .,;,s
import an uninterrupted comn pa''faa
the neutral with an enemy Of ,s u
band. VI c0laa,
The like stipulation is found n
OF 1916, article viii. between F,s 0s'f
the Hanse towns. I'll
A treaty, article vi. between ii.
Charlie vi. ard Philip V. of Snsia np e.
4, 1925, is of like import. |' a'
The same is the language of a ,r.,,.
1852, between Naples ano Holland ny y
A treaty, article XVI. in 1857 h..
France and Hamburg, and another NV sM'.p
France and the duke of Me,L,s''s'V
in l179, maintain the same doc,rins S
10 these authorities derived g.a.
conventional law of Europe, spais.' a'
British principle under investigators ;; Ss
be added, if it were necessary, fsf,,es'
10 other treaties of the like teno;. '''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05

From, a file Of 1amaiea papers to the AL
fan. by CAPTAIN Crow, Of The ship l,o'l
KINGSTON, Dec. "a,
Arrived schooner Suckev, Smith f,or
Philadelphia brig Mount Vernon, Marin
Savannah; Hope, Farqadar, 81. Johns Il
John, Martin, Alexandra; aud Eiza, H i
rls, Halifax. Sailed, schooner Fayon,s
Carmott, for New York; Philip, Tshr
Alexandria; Resolution, Beater, Nsv|
bern.
1T Savanna Ia Nar.
Brig Jefferson, Lawson ;and brig Ann,
Chapman, from New York.
M0n!ego Bay, Dee. 81.
Arrived last Sunday, ship Rosina. Brow,
twenty days from Philadelphia On Ws
nesday, brig Eliza, Pendleton, Of MI
York, from Falmouth. The schoOn.,
Argonaut, Hammond, ; aud Victory, Ca.
we'll for Savannah ; and brig Luna, Henri,
for New York the same day. The trv
Nonpariel, Fleming, from New foh a.
rived at Savannah la Mar the 11th inst
s Yesterday, the brig Enterprise, NewtH,
tw enly Eve days from Boston.-A.FaI
mouth, the brig Olive Branch, M'CutlOd,
from St. Johns.
Kingston, Dsc.2S
Arrived ship Stranger, Waterman hl|
New York brig Onlaudo, Minis, B0sta
Cyrus, Whiuingham, St. Johns; ;cbi
Saba, Bartlett, Boston brig Three BrO'h:n
La,hrop, do. Sailed, brig John, MarnE
New Orleans Orlando, Minis, Havana
Joseph, Woodward, Charleston; FanF
Thomas, N. Carolina; barqae Hazard
KimbaI, do. Fanny, Lewis do,
Falmouth, Jan. I.
Arrived brig Polly, WATSON, Ne".Yri
via Port Maria. Sailed, ship Sarah, HdGl'
for New York brig pasly, Dollssr, d.
The ship Betsy, Graham, IN IN days IRON
Philadelphia Mary, Stephenson 10 cay
from New York; and schr. Little aI'so'
Port, from " llningson, II. L. have m''
ed at Montego Bay.
The schooner Flying Fish, lieut. fHe''
of 10 guns, arrived on "Wednesday. Sn
the American schooner 'ulian, from Donr
nlque; and brig Experiment., lae ''P'l y.
Logan, who sailed with the last Hes' w pa|
Halifax, with crew of foreigners vi
Mole ST.. Nicholas, at night, while sS''"I
ing his arm at table TO help his Ips'
meat, captain Logan had knife PIu'S ~
into his side by a Spaniard. attending S'J,
Tell. The mate was dispatched 0y D''
spikes. and the mu!ineers 1ook ihs '.'. ..i
but the Flying Fish soon alter rsca ~ i.
her, and the mutineers taken out or !,
approach of the Flying Fish, three ., 81" +,
mulineers took to the jolly boat, Ou' Nor
ran down and persisted. The May" '';o,
rison, ore of the above heet was NO ,., ,
on the Cd Dec. and it is feared SIC -
similar fate.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
From the Nadioaai -latsiliigsncsr.
MFR7'HER EXTRACTS

From an examination Of the BRIrIsH
DocrRIsE, sgbicb fsyeSts 70 eclplsre
aentra! trade not opea IN tsans Of
beGce.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
EXTRACTS,

from a file Of Jamaiea papers to the g,|
fan. by captain Crow, If the ship l!r1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05

By treaty concerning navigation and
commerce in sixteen hundred and fifty pre-
cedcd by particular article on the same
subject, concluded in sixteen hundred and
forty eighty, tits stipulated between the
United Provinces & Spain, /" 1'ha, the sub
jecss aud inhabitants OF the United Pro-
vinces, and those of Spain reciprocally,
may sail aud trade with all freedom and
safety in all the kingdoms. states and coun-
tries which are or shall be in peace, amty,
or neutrality with the state of the said u.
Provinces, and that they sha, Il not be dis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

COMMUNICATION.

It has been indirectly communicated,
that our affairs with Spain and France are TO
far adjufted, that nothing remained but to de-
eide upon the mode of paying the American
Citizens the amount Of their various claims.
The price for the Floridas had been agreed
upon the agents for Spain were delirous that
the whole price nould be paid in transferable
flock, and to give drafts upon the Havanna!,
and other Spanilh settlements to fatisfv the
claims The advantage to Spain would he the
immediate appropriation Of 70 much without
riik or delay, and the chance of capture by the
Biiih. The oppohton or the part of the A.
inercan CoTnmiiiioners, is an Apprehension
that the Britlh might fuppofc that the appro-
priation Of 70 much money in the Spaniih CO.
lonies by the fundamentally of the United
states, might feem to trefpafs upona fair neu.
trality.
If thefe things are true, and thefe are all,
there is much realon to- hope that a very little
time will not only remove thofe difficulties, but
announce to the world, that the Floridas are
ours that the boundaries Of Louifana are adj.
juaedj and that between France, Spain, Bri.
tain and the United States, all is peace and good
understanding. Oui,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

BIZ TIRTUE IF D-sd Of Truf exeepfed BY Clam
tclttr H. San"dfrt and Jane bis zOift, and LiRJtom5
Web, 10 fbfln5fribr,s far tb: pmpsft Of Issnriqg
debt due 10 Samuel II. Samdtrs Lfaer agred to Re-
Bert Legpis jtn deed and no7c Dire TO Bis repy.fnta-
tivss,J fran tie EIid Li4fiOmJ IWgS.
II 7 ILL be fold TO the hgheft bidder for cath on
w the Prenfes on the nineteenth day of next
month one certain TRACT parcel of LAND,
lying and being in the county of Powlatan and def
oribed in the faid deed follows 10 WIT Boun-
ded by the great deep Creek, the WET by the Land
OF William Hickman OH the north, and by the Lands
of John H. Saunders on the eal, and by the South
am Clebe Lands on the fouh: containing by Ell
NATION two hundred and twenty acres, be the
lame more or lefs, it being the Land on which the
iaid Lipicon.b Wafh refdes, or 70 much of tn.
iaid Land will be fufcien to difcharge the amount
due on the laid deed of Truh
DAVID OWEN, fen.
ROBERT c. PLEASANTS,I TinGeel.
JOHN Fl. SAUNDERS,
Powhatan, Nov, 2S. tdc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
LEXINGTON, OG. 80.

Public curoGty is fiil on tiptoe relative to
the Object of Colonel Burr's Wits to the Wei
tern country. He is ftil! in this town, where
he has beer for fome time-yet all his tranfac-
tons are euveloped in myfery.
Various: are the conjectures on the fubjed.
Some favorable, others unfavorable TO the re-
putation of Col. Burr. That fome grand object
is in contemplation we have no doubt; and we
are dirpofed to think that ohieSt not unfavora-
bic to the intereNs of the union. At prefent
it would be improper to publifh our opinions !;
but if our fufpicions are well founded, few
months will probably lay his plans before the
public.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
JAMES WORRALL,

HAS lately received general and carefully af-
: forted aock Of Drugs, Medicines, Paists, Pa
tent Medicines, &c &C. which he offers for fale, at
the fri ftore, above the Eagle Tavern lately
occupied by Me6rs. Pickett, Pollard and Johnfon.
His articles have been feleeted Of the rG quality,
and win be put up with the greate care and exact
nefs, OIL the lowell poiible terms The whole Of his
compound medicines have been made by himielf with
the mon ferupuous attention, the directions of the
different Pharnacopoiss.
phyicians fsyourng him with their preierptops,
and country Merchants with their orders, may de-
pend on their being executed pGnaually aud with
ddp1tch.
N +. lie has lately received from DR.. Solomon;
agent, az Nsw-York frelh fsppy Of thofe iuvalua-
bic medicjses, ths Baim Of Cjlezd and Anti Impete-
ginss.
Eovrcrbee 20. oswtf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
JACCB Johnson,

WHOLESALE and retail Book. Seller md Sta
Ecr:r.
HAS CONSTANTLY FOR sALE,AT MS STORE,
Il FEW DOORS BELOW THE MARKET,
RICHMOND:
A VARIETY of the mott uleful works in the
. different departments OF literature, the bet
variety Of Juvenile Publications ever offered for the
Improvement of the American youth, and all the
common and ncceiIary articles Of liationary,
J. Johnlon having an ey:eriive book eRah!ilhment
in Philadelphia, is enabled fell low terms as
any other houfs in the United States.
He therefore very RESPECTFULLY folici;s the orders
Of country merchants, &c &c.
"a Cath given Tor all kinds of clean linen and cot
ton rags.
Nov. IS Gaw 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

Is there the leaf connection between Col.
Burr's deigns and tie following inRitution eff
tablified in the Michigan Territory? Is it too
wild fuGpicion that this inGitution is intended
to multiply the treaRiary rej0WeeS OF Col. Burr,
by bringing the means OF iome of his friends int O
one general fund
4 remarkable occurrence has taken place in
the "etern country. The new territory of
Michigan exhibits the phenomenon of bank
ing inlttution, where The only trade carried
on, is Lar!er of Pelify for manufactured"
(-furora.I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
CINCINNATI, November 4.

The Troop of Cincinnati Light Dragons
commanded by Captain James Fergufon, have
unanimously pai1ed refoluton, proffering their
fervices to the PRECEDENT of the United States,
TO march againf the Spanards, if it is found
necefIary, at the fhortet notice. Such an in
Rance of patriotifm, cannot but be received by
the Preiident with fenlible emotions of plea
fure and from The fprit of the people of this
country, no doubt but the troop would be con-
fiderably enlarged, if an acceptance from the
general government were to be returned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
a GOOD BARGAIN.
EnD q JT r.

Y HAT qgeH kno7v0 TRACT OF LAND.
L THE SAILING GROVE, thirteen D7iles 5e-
i07v TIE fos0H Of abingdon, in WqhJiHefon eoua-
IT,, Virginia, containing one tboaG,1d rs, bo0Jred
acres, and Including tie blutaiion 4vberesa fb.
lote general Fran Sbciby Hvea. Tbe qvbok Of
fbi5 trad is le7,si; great part gf ii is canal IN
qHafJ 10 any lind on the Wr9cra qvafeJf, b1t
many qeyy fine lbriGgJ nboH ii, 00d n Rrra7s
TNAing through il, Gdtabie far agy hind ofHafer
H0rk5, at ALL IsaJoHJ offbe yrar.
rs a PurebaIer q0oaQ tboe/s TO JiesO TIE ire
1ljsj, any ta,fber deJcribtioa Of tie Land, or Of
Tire 7'alnabie farm thereon, is uaaeceGary. 7Is
me u iadJbatabh. IL prsvent fron5Ls, fbe
Pr'ee 70 len f9og'a7d dollars, bayabie in f5ylc
e74af @"""aI b4gmeaH. Likely Iave5 qUW be
taken for any pert Of The tncbaje 1no4ey.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Lincoln County (E.) Noq. 20. iahonG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
NOTICE.

a Ii Perfons indebted to the fuhfcri5er, are ear
neitly requeRed to come forward, and pay off
their REFLECTIVE balances without delay as longer in
diligence cannot be given thole who have open az
counts it ishoped, will execute bonds for the fame,
or they will be put in the hands of an Attorney.
Thoie having claims aganR me, will pleafe to bring
them in Immediately, that may make arrangements
to dicharge them. WILLIAM BREEDEN.
November Is. qtG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

Two Judiciary Ellis have been reported,
one FOR an increafe of DiRri9s, the other for e.
resting Superior Court in every County. The
focmer was rejetsed on its firft reading in the
Commons on Saturday by a majority of
votes.
The bill to prevent any member of AHembly
from holding any Office created during the time
of his occupying feat in the Legislature, was
laid over until Thur(day next. General Steele
fpoke aganit the pnfponement, and offered
many Calutary reaGons in favor of its pafiagc.
Mr.. Slade from Edenton, fpoke very feelingly
and very iatercgingLy in favor of pofpone-
.ment, and againit the principles of the bill.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
70 THE pnRIIC-

| TIE Subloriber has removed TO an houfe near
i the upper end Of the town, on the nreet lead
ing from the Capitol fluare. lie continues to przc-
tire LAW in all the Superior Courts holden in the
City OF Richmond, and alto, il the Dinria Court Of
Bruniwic'. Ills clients may rely on his utmoR All
duty and attention to the buuels entruGed to his
care.
WILLIAM MUNFCRD.
November o. cav 4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
RIIENOS AYREs

We hazard the conjecture that the capture
of Bnenos Ayres will increafe the dnpohtion Of
Spain TO JHnJ the Floridas. Iftke Bdtial could
70 ea6ly take Buenos hyres, where is the difi.
Guilty IN their conquering the Floridas ? MAY
not the Spanifh court apprehend, that fomc OF
the many expeditions from est.Britain NAV
be defined sgajuG this feitlemeats May they
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
Last Goeni,,g 8 aeaiI
FEDERAL QUIZ

RECEIVED BY THE LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
A letter from our Bottom correspondent, re.
ceivcd By this mornings mail, contains the fol-
lowing intelligence
" Ny informant, Gays the writer was re.
Gently in Paris, and took pains to arcertan the
truth or falfi,y of the following re port and
confidently believe in its TRUTH, viz. "That
BonaParte had made proposition to the Eng
lin Miniitry, to make peace :--.io conquer, &
diz'ia- the United States between the two natl
ons, as " Colonies )" and that to effect this
end, Great-Brtain flonld fnrnh naval fore
and tranfpors for $4,000 men ~
L" Abfurd aud prepofcrous as every native
American muit confider earn the reDorf, my in
formant aiiures me-and he is corroborated by
gentlemen from Bordeaux that there were
Frenchmen there who not only aHert that the
propOlition had been made, but that "Napo-
leon the Great" was able to effect it ! IL
cannot bring myGelfto believe that fIch pro-
iect could even enter the head CT any mailman
whatever But fhould it prove true, what are
we to thHk Of thefe kind and devoted tools of
France, in this country who ceafe not TO pray
continually for the fuccefs of French arms, and
the universal diffufon of French dominion
". r. Cam. HIv.--
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
CONFECTIONERY, DISTILLERY
AND
EXCHANGE COFFEE- HOUSE.

= ME Subscriber. having taken the new Tenement
OF the widow Collins, adjoining the Market
Bridge, have opened Confectionery and Diaillery
Shop, under the firm of Daniel Sehelling * CO.
where they have opened large fiipply OF articles in
that line, and intend keeping confaht fuppiy. One
OF the partners Mr. Seheling is perfectly acquainted
with the buiine!s in all its various branches, having
carried on in ione of the mon principal towns in
Europe, as alto i'll America.-Amongf ome of the ar
te!es in their line, they will enumerate-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
WILLIAM M'CABE,

II AS taken part Of The Store, occupied by McGr..
L Johnlon & Reat, few doors above the Bell
Tavern, and oppofte Col. Mayos new Building
where all eommandsin his line will be puntlualy at
tended to.
November %. oavv.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
NASSAU, IN. P.) October 81.

The late difalrous gales having deftroyed the
crops of provi!ions planted on the out inands,
as well as thofe which the planters had in their
barns, very comfortable quantity of corn will
be Immediately wanted. At prefent there is
not buihel of that article for fale in the whole
colony =; and in cafe fome cargoes of it do not
arrive foon from the the American itates, very
ferrous approximations may be entertained.
The vefIels belonging 10 this port which Were
6t to bring our fupplies from the continent,
are etherlolt orfo much damagedas to be irrepa-
rablc for a comfortable time to conceive can
not therefore depend upon our own exertions in
this refpett, bccaufe we have none left within
our power at preient.
We can further venture to fay, that while
the fcarcity of provifons continue, American
veTes which bring corn will alto be permitted
to import falted provifous.
October IS.
The United States ketch Vefuvus, Captain
Leonard, failed from Bottom, Oetober /, in
company with the Etna, Captain Jones, and
gun boats No.ll, Lieut.. Bainbridgc: No. 10,
Lieutenant Dexter. On the 18th, the Vefuvi-
us feparated company in dark night, and
ftanding in for Abaco on the 10th, ftrong
fouthwcfterly current, and tiff blow from the
fouth can, fct her on ihore ut Carick Sound
Point, when fhe had to heavc over her
guns 10 tighten her, and got off the next day
with the lois OF her rudder, and put in here to
reft.
November Z.
The American ketch Vefuvius, captain Leo
nard failed yenerday for New-Crleans.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

MARRlRD-On Thurfday the o7th of Novem-
be-, by the Rev. MIR. Buchanan, Mr.. EDWARD CAR
TER STANNARD, Of Albemarle, to the amiable and
beautiful Miis REBEccA CARTER, OF this city.
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TO RENT,

TO RENT,
r HE TENEMENT lately occupied by George
L Greenhow, oppofte to the Eagle-Tavern.
Pofiriiion can be given Immediately. Apply to
Geo Creenhow to Mr.. Gallego.
Nov. 2S. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
CHARLESTON, Nov. IT.

The following IS 6atement of Slaves report
ed at Fcri- Johnfon, Gnce the opening of the
port
In the year 1904, 5,65s
1905, 6,7l7
1906, to the 18th Nov. $500
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

Tn our lat we faid in miRake, that the Prin-
ceis TO whom Jerome Donaparte is to be mar
ried, was the Daughter" of the Duke of
Brunswick Wofenbuttle, and of a Sitter of His
Britannica MajsRy; we fhould have fad the
4" Grand Daughter" Nor. Led.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

Total, 2l,l79
Some veffels with 1aves, being in dRrefs
when arrived at this port, could not be brought
to for examination, consequently, the number
of flaves were not afcertained.
City Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

The Congrefs of the U. States and the Legif-
lature of Virginia, will each of them meet on
Monday next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

not then confider it as good policy to Eeenre the
pdine OF 1t by telling 1t TO our commiilioners.
rather than endanger the poilsfion of the coun-
try ittelf, by keeping it in their own hands I.
But there is another way, in which this event
may operate in favour of purchafe. The
whole force of Spain on this contnent fiould
be directed to the defence of her South Anne
rican colonies. She ihot.!d not divide her for
ces between them and the Floridas and
thou!d ihe withdraw them from the latter,
Spain cannot but apprehend that they wosld at
once fall into our hands, in cafe of hofilities
betwccR us.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28

RECEIVED BY THE LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
Massachusetts Election.

II f recent general election IN !t
commonwealth of Massachusetts,, "'''.D
terminated ia favour of the democfa@
party as to the state Legislature ana w
election of q lieutenan, governor, ha''5
gagged much public attention and efu.
considerable interestin the minds OF doHEI[
tic politicians The partizan's OF Nh J"
ferson's administration. notwlthstaOo..
the large majority they had obtained 10 ,'%
Union, appeared to regard it with as HIosI
aoxiety as fthc eSistcnce OF the gene," an a.
minis,rarion OF the country depended OPY W.
the issue. On The otherhsnd the federalpa:1H
were alike anxious to retain on tnsT ''c
the remaining footholda IN the confeo'', -,
wsit', they possessed. as cheek '' A.
rdomjneerins pride of democracy rs ~
cord,ng to the whole return OF woes -,
ivgovernor, it appeared that the tedeTS' T., sa' !,
Edidate, Mr.. STRONG, was reelected y!
majority Of about three hundred. ms y. ~
cumstance was very unpleasant TO l!'s " +.
mocratic majority 10 both houses OF ''' r,
gisla,ure. A committee was aPPo'"'sI N
scru,inize and conn. the votes re'uln'TT h -
the secretary's Office for governor. ~ -,
roajori,y of this committee, as n'ga' ~ oor,
pected, wa. democratic, AID their lep -.
| was that no choice had been efec'eo =, Il
people They threw out numO'i nd
votes 10 favor of governor Strong, m
placed them to the LIST OF scattering a" ,h,.
merely because there was az eEf'' ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
s PHILADELPHIA. June IS.
Extract If letter fran the ln2erttta;
MonInnl .t,aon. 4nne 23. j.

I"i|'fG"Yt ''>S''' u 80 ~,
:" Yesterday arrived, brig Sasannah,
Turner, in % days from Kingston, Jam.
lie furnishes alistof vessels lett at srna;'
ca. an extract rffom hi, logtoo5, GOD a
Gle of Jamaica papers so the .9tfl Of Mag.
SHE brig Eliza, = annenan, for HAVANA,
and brig Spanish Lady, Tor old Harbor,
sailed 10 company with captain Turner.
we have also arrived, schooner Nancy
Grafton, 90 days from ST.. Jago de Cuba.
This m oruug arrived, the schooner Lati'ia.
Il oberts, II days from St. iCroix; she
!ef. there, brig Elizabeth, Of Philadelphia,
.bu, does not recollect the time OF her sail
ing. The ship Hope, Of Charleston, from
HAVANA, is below. IN the sch'r Nancy,
cames2 sailors, late belonging TO the sch''
Serpent (owbed by Samuel Israeli of and
from Philadelphia. Cor New Orleans, bu'
taken ON the 9Th Of May, close under the
land of S.. Domingo. by French priva.
,eer mounting four 4-pounders, and large
IS FOUNDER.
Extract from the brig Sasahnah. captain
Turner'S log book, from Jamaica.
/ On the outward passage, April 50, 'sas'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
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POTATOES.

Put table Spoonful Of P'aRsr ct Paris 20
each Hill of Potatoes, about the latter cad OF
Tune. snd the vine viii assume dife, emf CO.
Iour. and xhe ltalks grow mach larger and in
great quantities. They will produce donbe the
osaa.ity. The Potatoes will De Of mach better
quality and much larger, A, Potatoes are OF
great u!e 70 fa4mers in iattirg wine and beetc cat
RE. we recommend it 10 thoie people who use the
Platter, 90 make the experiment Tor thenie'yes.
by pIaiaering the potatoes soOa alter tue tra
heeing.