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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-18
Fifty Dollars Reward,
Fsg abNel5eadlag Rscaa1d Gotser,
WHO BROKE JAIL LAST NIGHT

TIE WAC committed, or BIS owE contest
Z i or, Of passing counterfeit checks; Ee
is shout 8 feet inches figi, fair complexion,
light hair, grey eyes, very much pitted with
TIC small pox, and q good desl Ecund sioul:
dered he waa sailor III tie United stalcs'
service; had a uiuc sailors Jacket and trow-
sers, long blue coat, several White linen
shirts, q pair ef SHOES, and q very good black
hat.
Tie aboya reward will be given for appge-
bending and securing the said Gofier III any
iai!, ard giving me information thereof.
DAs1nI c. Brent, Marshal
Ofthe district of Columbia.
Washington City, Dec. 7. [o d2w
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Samuel Craig, ! Err
VIM. Herbert,
T O BE S @ L D,
For ready McneH.

For ready McneH.
To the hiehest bidder at Public Auction, at
DAWSON's TAVERN, in tie County CT
Ioudoun and town of LFESRCFG, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day of January next by
virtue of a decree of tie court ofthe United
States, for the Eth circuit, in the Virginia
district, pronounced at Nav term last, in
suit depending in said ecurt between the
executors of Daniel fffldred, deceased, Whs
was surviving partner Of Mildred and 70
5erts. plaintiffs, and Saanuel Ho1ga ana
theirs defendants
geo acres of ard, near Leesburg,
on lie waters Of Tuscarora, IN the county
Ioudour-three acres of Neadow near Lees
burg, snd.a House and Lot in Leesbures or
80 much thereof as will be subclert to raiss
certain sums Of money, interest and costs N
said decree mentioned.
William Mann, :
Armstesd Long,
Charles F. Mercer, } .
aawsv
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SALES At .VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD,

AT THE VEN DUE STORE,
Corner of Prince and Water streets
4 variety b Dry Goods, groceries, 81
p.rticnlars Of which will be expressed N
the bits Of the day
ALL. kinds of goods w.lch are on h .ll'5.
son and the prices oS which areaesta2tssE.eas
ssn i any time. Be viewed and purchased attns
lowest Limitation andpMces.
T.. C. sMarssellef, y. NJ.
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Valuable Property Tor Sale.

Pursuant 10 a decree of the circuit court for
the district OF Columbia, held at Alexara-
dria, and the last viii OF Ben5ef''s'1 .s@re7s,
deceased; his executors oHer for sale,
TWTHAT Valta5ie Profie1tu at the corner OF
{ King ard Fairfax-streets, part OF which
IS eccunied bv Charles Bennett. Ihe lot eS-
tends 40 feet on. King and Fofeet on Fairfax
street, is subject to rent charge OF 5odoilars
per annum.
To those who are desireus, eltfer OF seeur-
ing q GOOD stand for business, or yestng thelr
money in real estate, this IS a most inviting
piece of property 4 small part OF the money
will be required in hand or in an app we'd
note at so days-on the balance ileeEs' Gre
cit will be given. Tor terms apply 70 either
.ofthe executors or TO benjamin. shreTe.
William Patton,
Edward Stabler, Esrs.
jobs Janney, }
Noyenber %. 9aWu
Printing in lis. various. branches,
handlomely executed at this Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-18

N TUESDAY, the 23d inst. al 10 0'eioek
~ ihe forea0oa, 1;ili &c said al the late dzoeH-'
ing house q Or. Eschqrd coazyay, deceased
All his Household Furniture,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Mahogany dining, tea and card tables (; a
mahogany desk and bookcase, bureaus, bed
steacls and chairs an elegant sophia large
md elegant looking glasses, prints, plated and
.]spanned tea urns, window and bed curtains,
feather beds, lnatrassos, blankets, sheets CO.
erlds, tabIe~cloths, windsor chairs, kitchen
iurriellc, SC,
MADEIRA AMI Sherry Wines, Jamaica spi-
rits, French and Peach Brandy, all OF the iirst
quality ard lit Cor immediate use; loaf sugar,
quantity Of weIl-cured old bacon, and syn
cry other articles.
ALSO, WILL BE. SOLD,
An elegant Piieaton and Chair, with har-
ness complete; a pair oe well-rnatched and
BROKE carriage horses, two work horses, three
mil1n COWS, three Negro men and two young
women The latter accustomed to house ToGk'
one NEGRO Child, a waggon end carts, vita
Gears, q quantity Of well-cured nay, and .so1ne
-sife wood. A credit of months will be given
for ali sums above SO dollars, tie purchasers
giving aotes pecotiable IA the bank OF Alex
aildria With approved endorsers,
2. G. Marsteller, y. NJ.
December II. q
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lNo. 1888.
JOHN WATTS,
Has just received, a Quaanty Of
. SEINE I WINE CCkK.
December Is G6.
A. c.. Cazenove,

a.. Y. I2ZenOVe,
King-street, opposite Mr.. hctt's tavern, has
Just received and for sale,
A handfcme Election Of FANCY
MUSLINS.
g Black and colored italian and India luts-
strings.
Ladies' and gentlenens' wFite, black, sna
eoored silk hose
Silk, kid, extra long and habit gloves
Lace gloves and sleeves
Brown, black, and scarlet silk velyets,
Fine split straw iipsey hats
3 White and biacbcrares
Fswn coiored cassifaeres and bcaverets
Milted gloves, hose and caps
Men, women, and childrens lists aid nil.
led socks
a few bales German cznaburss md -ur-
laps
9 cases irish linens
do. Nuns threads
Real Martinique and other French cordi2ls,
in cases.
a few Prints Of the Apotheosis Of
General Washington, III elegant Gilt
Frames.
December Is. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-18
; PUBLIC SALE

~ TUESDAY, the 23d inst. al 10 O'Clock
IN t6e jorealooa, uiil 6e said al the late dzoel-
( iyo Ioztae of Mr.. Eschayd Conway, deceased,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-18

The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offers for Sale very low:
IS hogiheads fret quality St. Croix
Sugar
10 hales Tennessee cotton
pipes 4th pfccf cogniac brandy
10 logsneads wei favored zth proof ia
SO barrels Sew-England Rum.
IND on R.END,
Imperial
Tyson TEAS
Young Hyson ff>of the latest ina
i4yson Skin, and pertauons
First quality souchoDg
Best green coffee In bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira =
Particular Teneriffe
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozen Bottled
Port, vc,,y oil FINES.
A few cases claret, superior quality
Cornac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua Spirits
Holland gin
NewEngland rum and whlslkey
Mace, nutinegs, cloves and pimenfo
BLACK pepper, alIspice, & ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and iig blue
Dixon's Philadelphia, x English sasssars
Refined Salt-Petre
Brown and white sosp
Mould and dipt candles
Indigo, alum, madder, eePpesas, x rail
birthstone
English gun-pswdsr
Demijohns
James sanderfon.
septercber ~
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Printing In It's various branches,
handfomely executed at this Office.
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FOR SALE,
WHICH ARE-

/ SJN y Z G,E,
BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
5 ~ hogsheads Iartaica rum, 4th proof
90 do. ST. Croix do. Sd DO.
IS do. n. Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin
60 American do. of superior Gusl.
9 Dc. L, P Madeira wine Of erceRen'
9 do. T.. M do. do. qual., Tva''-
4 quarter casks do. do. J ranted fure
5 Go: Mersaila WING
as bbls. prime ELECTROMAGNETIC insPec'
s soNdo prime pork--New Jersey do.
10 boxes mould candles
Is do English white soap VERY dsy
chests hysonRs1in tea
500 bushels st, Ubes salt
Wadfworth and Butler,
Union, between King aad Prince-street
October Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-18
a HURsDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1906.
PUBLIC SALE.

.DY virtue Of a deed Of trust from Walter
ID S. Alexander and Catharine F. his wife.
to the subscriber, for securing the payment ot
the sum of 500 dollars and IS cents, and inte-
rest to John Hodgkin's, will be sold, at public
sale, for ready money, On the premises, OF
the 26th day of this month, GER
tain Tract or parcel of Land, adjoining Drink:
er and Janney's mill, on four mile run, at pre-
sent in the occupationof john Ball, Junior
The sale to commence at eleven O'Clock in tbs
forenoon.
G. Deneale, Trustee.
December Is. dts
Tuff Received
Ind tor SAX BY the Subscriber,
10 hhds retailing Moiasses
70 tierces Of good Pice
700 Bb!s. kil-dried Cora Meal
8 hhds. Old Antigua Rum
6 hAlls. Green Coffee
90 casks Ct Lime, and
5000 bushels of Salt.
M. MILLER,
December 2.
10 pipes third proof Holland Gin,
8 pipes fourth proof BouIdeaua
Brandy,
Fsr yaIe BY
Roberts and Griffith.
December g. 2awSw
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This IS 10 Give Notice,

Frat the subscribers, OF Alexandra county,
in the district ofCoIu1nbi2, have obtainedffom
the Orphans Court OF sid county, letters tes-
tamentsry on the personal estate ct Jch1 LzE-
let, late Of the county Aforesaid deceased; II
persons having claims sgairs the SAID deccas-
ed, are hereby warned to exhibjt theIn With
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, CT
or before the 9Th day Of Nay next or trey
may by law be excluded fFcm al le!eff to sajd
estate. C;5en under cur hands ills l9tl. day
Of November, 1906.
Samuel Craig, rr,ys
VIM. Herbert,
November 10. 2awew
NJ g. All persons indebted to the above
estate are requested to make immediate pay
lnent to the executors,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27
G5ri,sraI a1esntt,,p ns lliroinia.
E.xfrGdJ from the .7omnafJ ofIke Hsgf Of
EelegafeJ.
WedaeLaag, DeeemLer II, lsoe.


An engrolfed bill, 50 Concerning the election
Of members Of the court of huitings and com
mon hall of Fredericksburg" was read third
time, aud blank being therein filed up, It was
paGtd.
An engrolIed bill, " To amend the feveral
acts empowering fecurties to recover damages
in fummary way" was read a third time, and
blank being therein filed up, it was palied.
An engroIIed bill, " To amend the laws OF
this commonwealth concerning difconns and
Offsets" was read third time aud paiIed.
An engro6ed bill, " To amend and explain
an act, entitled, an act - To reduce into one
all acts and parts of acts relating 20 the appoint
ment and duties Of iherifts," was read third
time and palTed.
An engroiTta bill, f" To amend and explain
the aet, entitled, an ad 70 reduce INTO one az
acts and parts Of acts refpecting county and cor
poration cetks," was read 'hird time, and a
blank being therein flied up, il was paHcd.
Ordsycd, That the clerk carry &! f5id bits
to the Senate and deGre their concuueGce.
Il peitiOa was prefente1 add i,aI SON Sa-
mxel Peafsnts, jun. Of the city q RitlmoRd,
Rating that he bath at very coaGdesatle ckpep(e
prepared a Second volume of the laws al she
Commonwealth, and praying thar lers;a oer.
ions may be nacled 10 e1smitFs the fa0e yVhofe
certificate may suthoitr tue ufe ct thg fsil
work as evidence or the fa'ute law 81 tie hatr
and aIfp Rating the terms aud conditions ct tub
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IMPORTANT.

Baenos %yre5 retafea-Mr. Hll, pahenger
in the brig AdeliDe, captain Wickbam, g days
from HAVANA, has fsnt Us from Cravelend
Bay, the following important intelligence:
1.-TWO or three days previous to the failing
of the AdeI;ne, news was received from Pana-
ma, Rating, that accounts had juG been re-
Ceive1 th;rc CtEe 2osh Of O&tebtr,jt of the re-
capture of Buenos-Eyres, on the 9Th Of Ausut,
by naval commander, named Don St. Jago
lie Nair, at the head Of 1900 troops, and or
400 hundred volunteers; that they had killed
about 300 and took about 1000 EnsliGbmen pri
Goners, including in the latter commander
KIURLEY, and a number Cf Ohicers. The
Spaniih troops were from mJnteviedo, and
were carried up che river about 81 miles ". w.
Of Buencs-Ayr tn the river Conchos, IN
launches aud imalI vefiels. II appeared 70 have
teen an enterp,ize of lie MAR and his followers
rnkRo'yn TO the Spaniin government.
Z. 5. The accounts received at the Havana
make no mention cfthe Englif1 fhippiug."
Earning PEP
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Gurope
NETWORK, Dec. 90.


FROM LEGHORN.-A gentleman who ar.
rived here yefterday from Leghorn, gives the
following iketch of political affairs in Italy:
=" Matena had pafsd Montsleone, and Yer.
der was at Cataryoro. 1t was expected that
the advanced guard Of the French army had
arrived at Reggie.
=" The French had paf1ed the Turkiih domi
Mons and entered Ragufa with 6ooo men: Gen
Laurifton had arrived by water in fmall veficl
a" The Montenegrins had retired with the
booty they had collected, and refufcd to iou
the Rutiians again. The latter had been re.
pulled in their attack of fort near the Bocc5
di Cattaro with the lofs of GOO men. Admiral
Senarcn was fill off Cattaro, and had twice re.
fu'ed to give it up. The Ru',ian army had
retired to that vicinity. French troops from
the Black fea were daily expected at the Seven
Hands.
&c Sir Sidney Smith has returned to Meflina
with the Chiefs of the Calabrians. Marina, Tor.
dan had returned to Paris. GOO Poliacks had
arrived at Capria: and of the $4,000 men or.
dered for Naples, only 5000 were permitted to
go. In Naples executions were very common
and fcarcely day paiIed without FIVE or fix
Pertons being put to death which induced
'evera of the hrft families there to go to Rome
" baition at Malta had been deftroyed BY
THE explolion of magazine. This acciden,
happened during paracs, ard COO pcrions
lott their lives--chief,y folders. Part of The
town was damaged, and much property def.
troyed."
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We have feen letter from All officer on board the
Pompse, dated Meflina, 9Th Sept which enables us
to Rate, the reports that aitrbed TO the Birth arms
another vi6ory over the French in Calabra, on the
10th AuguR, are erroneous. 1t appears, that to the
9TH sept no frefh debarkatiou of our troops had
been etisded on the Continent, Our correspondent
mentions that an expedition was then preparing ar
AeisDa, and that fonIc of the corps were on nip
board; but adds, that the object view was rather
to alarm the ooat aud embarra(s the enemy than to
Cree permanent footing in the country. We are
IN the bslefta, the date Of this letter there were
not any Bfiih troops in Cslabris and that, 70 far
rfonr The Cs@brsie having obtained Deceive yielo-
,yoVsr the Trench, they are uot ina condition to
axe the held as an armyS in fnsllvncouueae dcorps,
they may dRreis the enemy, interrupt his fupplies
and cut of any weak parties ,bas mag venture iron.
ths ms'a b0Sy, out arerst warranted in sntxipz-
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REMARKS.

This report would appear to be rather ex.
trayagsnt. Iu the fra place, as to The very cir
Cuitous manner in which the news hss come.
1t comes from Panama Co Havanna-from Hs-
wanna ~ Neu-York. Bueuot-Ayres lies in lar
81, 90. S. hong. So, 20, w. Panama which is
ON tie other fde Of the cun,iaent, and which
lies on the Pacific ocean, is 10 lat. &, az, n.
long. so, IS, w. Supporting hraigbt line TO
he Gfuck, and not calculating for qoeRiae, the
1ilancc from Buenos-Ayres TO Panama would
lie 1893 miles Then from Panama 10 iIavan-
IA, witch latter place is in lat. %, 10, n. long
50, Is, w. the dfance is al leaf 1000 miles
fnorc, in ftraght line. The news muR have
COVE from Buenes-Ayres go Panama BY land,
and NUT have takeg at lcd(l month, for every
body kuuwS the Inconvenience sc travelling
through that country. Then from Panama to
HsVAra.s--snd tlcn from tie Havana 10 this
pace. Now, ievcra! vcfeis from Buenos Ayres
have heea fpoksn al iea within eight weeks palt,
who Jid not ielste any thing of tits ex,raor-
binary iateliigssCe-
Peeais'5 FyisnS.
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The following rcfoiution wa. reported and
adopted in the houfe of aliembly of Jamaics
on the 29od October lat:
That It be recommended to the hopfc to ap.
point teied committee to enquire into the pro-
|ceedings which have lately taken place in the
parliament OF the united Kingdom of G. Britain
and Ireland, for an abolition of the Have trade
and if on fuch an enquiry, il fhali appear expe-
dent, that the committee do prepare All hum
BILE representation and petition to our mott graz
c'ous tovereign fetting forth the inevitable Gala
m'nes which will nc 6tooght upon this country
by cutting of'or ahridging the iupply of labor.
ers, ON the faith Of which this ifl,nd has been
fet'led and praying his najehy's ra,crnai in
ferPoiition to maintain and prt.tet by his royal
power and authority, his faithful fnhiet.s, the
inhabitants Of this colony in the enjoyment OF
their efabliihed birth-reht, as held aud tTani-
mitted 20 them by their ancenors."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27

The Gov. Of Leghorn, &c. has given information,
that IN eoniequeuee Of the approximations made to
the Imperial Government at Paris, from the Govern
ment OF Italy, the following decree has been iued
Ia All EngIiih produce of the fra neceiIity Gall
be Permittedt to be freely imported. I'd. Provilions
OF all kinds I'd. Raw materials necefary ma
nufaelures, will enjoy the fame privilege. 4,h.
Englifi goods hipped port, in which the afore-
iaid law (prohibitng the importation of Brith pro-
duce &c) might not be in force, and if its exaence
here was not known, will be admitted, provided they
may not be Englh manufactures. 9th. In cafe OF
their being EEsiih Manufactures they may be la1dec
IN the king ware-hou!e for expectation.
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NORFOLK, Dec. 10.
COMMUNICATIONS

The Brig DIM e Frances, Captain Clifford, from
Cadiz bound to New-York, with a cargo OF Wine and
Salt, belonging to Hicks, Jenkins x Co of New
York, was captured on the o6th November on s.,
Georges Bank, (and ordered fer BcrmusiaI BIZ the
Cambran frisate Captain Bere.!ord gentleman
who was on board the Ann * Frances, paGancer,
was taken ON board the Cambrian, and treated very
unpoeiy; hr was detained ON board the friga,e du-
ring she whole time fhe was lrtely in Hampton
Roads, and pat board pilot boat the dav o;,
which The failed. L,3s.y.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1s.
70. 1prk, Deeembsr II, 1906.

tits now very generally believed. that our
minifters in London have Satisfactorily adjnhed
all tie points of difference aud complaint againlt
Creat-Gritain; excepting On'y that winch ie-
istes TO impyeHmeols from on board Amsrican
venels. Some difficulties, ~ tettf1disg this
practice, had occurred /; hut It was confidently
believed, thar theie would foo1 bt reeIoyed-
Phil. GAz.
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From London papers to the 9th OF October The
following was received by the Hamburger mail

From London papers to the 9th OF October The
following was received by the Hamburger mail
BERLIN, Ca. II.
Prince Louis of PrulIia is no more; he died like a
hero he lOlt his lie the ,h at the paiase o
the Orla by two bullets aimed the Tar Of his or:
der. His fwori has been brought to the king, bu,
his body is iu the pof.eiIon oil Tie French, His
brother, prince Auguaus, has feut 70 demand it OF
them, but it isnot known whether they vii, give i,
up. Prince Hohenlohe having feat him word to
hold put as long he could, hs fought for hour.
againit more than 10000 French, tho lie had but
6ooo men. The Pruiiiars loa 800 men in this af.
fair. Inc lois OF the French, i, iaid rs more con-
hderable. The folders III dspair at having Ieii
their prince, and will fight with fury ia the next
action IL Is believed there was a general engage
ment yetterday 1t there was, it doubtiels a
bloody one, for the Pfuiahs exaiperated u the
utnof.
An'fkey hner-lame date.
The action in which prince Louis fell, took place
between RUdoltadt and Saalfeld. He had orders to
defend this bridge, but not to attack, the prince
ttohenohe Intended turn the enemy. Prince
Louis did not wait, but made the attack. He re-
ceived muiket oai through his heart. Count Notiz
one OF his three adJutans, Jaw him ready fail from
his horie, and haitened HIM, when he received
ieeond bali, and Immediately Tell to the ground. He
breathed with difficulty for about minute, and then
expired. Count Noiiz alishted from his horie, and
endeavoured to defend the body, fighting like a he
70, out wasievereiy wounded, and is now at Wei
mar.
AT the departure Of the EGafete, which has arriv-
ed here frcm the army,a great battle was hourly ex-
petted.
The late prince Louis the fon of prince Au-
gu!tus Ferdinand, tie brother of Frederick the
Great. lie was born November 8, 1872, and was
allie utenant- general III the rmy.
BRUNswIeK, oct. IA.
tnitlfties between France aud Prulia began on the
10Th and lth 10y All aclion which took place in the
envrons Of Schieuz. Though the accounts we have
received are contradictory, they agree, however in
Rating that the PruilIans by briit attack of the
enemy, at rlt loft iome men, and their brave gene
rail- prince Louis but afterwards the corps OF prince
tiohenlohe gained fgnal advantage over that OF
msrihai Bernsdotte. The French appear to have
intended TO penetrate through tie Prulan orm, and
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

On the 9Th inf. the Legislature ce this fate
proceeded to The election of Governor, Lien
tenant governor and ienator 10 Congrefs,
when the following gentlemen were duly cleo :
ed
Governor Charles Pinckoey, Efq.
Lieut.. Goyernor-JohD Hopkins, Efg.
Senator To Congrels-- John Gaillard.
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- -
LONDON, Nov. Is.

Now that the hopes of peace for the p-efent a,
an end, Mniters have reiolved take the ienie oil
the country on their conduct His Majetys pleaiure
has been taken the meaiure, and is reioved char
rhe preient Parliament iha be diiioved immediate.
ly.-Ihe new writ will be ifiued about the ed in
ttant. .,,-
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Extrez sfs ltlte-, dated Cincinnati, Nseemsl %,

ExirCa Of u IeHer, 6Sie2 Cincinnati, Noqtm5e, %,
e have been engaged en- long letter to ---
relative otwo boats which paied this on Saturday
morning laf, loaded with arms, ordinance, and mill
sary flores. There were about eight gentlemen On
board. befdes hands, whoa! fPoke French. Col.
Burr was at Cincinnati when they paGed and fet out
yeaerday for the falls"
Men who had hsen previouHy in the company of
thefe boats, reprelent that
"They had i number Of arms difpIayed in one Of
the apartments ola Fat botoned boat well fixed off,
with fixed bayouets and in fine order. The ref of
the nIuikes were in boxes. The fat boat was about
so feet, and the keel so feet long; both heavy load
ed. The keel they cnuld not well Fee IS it was CO.
vered with tarPolng. They fad, ON being afked
what thofe arms for that they private pro-
perty, and that the boats belonged TO Mr.. Berthoud
Of Louiiville."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27

Ex'rnd IF a letter from cJobn Carrie. eigu;rr,
ronfm offbe United States ar Gibraltar, 20 tie
)rtrerary cf.Rate, dated 4sb o.. / seq
The rettraimt on Tobacco from the United
States continues at this port aud has ovcrfe; fe !.
verai voyages. by which our merchants in Ame-
RIGA will he conhderable fuffe,ers.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27

LEXINGTON, (Ken.) Nov. 81.
From Frankfort we learn that the houfe of
representatives have cited Judge Sebanian to
appear before them on 1'hurf,lay next, TO an
fwer to the charge of receiving a peniion from
the Spaniih government.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27

We are requeaed to Rate, that at the time OF
the capture OF the fhip Titus, by Brtifh cruz
Ter, me was mo, within the waters or iurifdieti.
On of the United States, being diftant from land
upwards of 10 miles. H.