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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HE public are informed ftai suiN not gipe
L cent reSYara far apprebending or refrrn-
ing Hr'"j0e0d lIejy, GvbO iatelr ak/sateG bimjclf
from my /erTice as az QtJsrenties.
THOMAS BENDLE.
December 9. ar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

~ J. II. Fouhee offers his fervices TO the Free
holders of this City, their Representative to the
General Alemby, at the election which has been di-
reeted by the warrant of yeaerday.
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EOR SIZE.

" MILITARY cERrIFIcATEst
-OEARiNG 6 per cent intereh, receivable az the
Ireaiury in ditchsrge OF taxes due nfevinus 70 the
year 1898. Apply to THOMAS IyILS0N.
Dec g. If.
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{" Dispatches from our minifers in London
reached the feat of Government lat even
ing. This morning we received mcfTage from
the PRECEDENT, in which, after fpcaking in
terms of entire confidence as to the if1ue of the
negotiation, he recommends the fufpenfon of
the law prohibiting Britifh manufactures"
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rau pe,'l airs who trade therein, and praying tn;
interference of the lesllature for the removal oil
the evil
Alto petition from number of perfons,
praying that wituenes may by law be authori-
fed TO enter their attendance in the clerks Office
in the county courts, as is done in the diftriet
courts, and not in open court, as at preient re-
quired by law; and further praying that the
law allowing fixed fun to county court clerks
for their public Grvices. may be 70 changed, as
tn authorize the courts 10 make fuch allowance
therefor as they frail deem reaionable;
Alfo petition from number OF the inhabi-
tanls of the borough of Norfolk, praying the
paGace Of A law authorizing the inhabitants of
iad borough to pave the ltreets thereof, IN the
manner Rated in fsid petition;
Alto petition from number OF the 'nhabi-
tants of the town of fredericksburg, praying
certain alterations i'm the law authorizing the
election of aldermen for the faid town
Ordered, that the faid petitions be referred
to the committee for courts of juitcc that
they do examine the matter thereof and re-
port the fame with their opinions thereupon to
the houfe.
A petition Of a number of the inhabitants of
Bedford and Amherf Counties, praying that
a Ferry may be eitablilhed from the lands of
lanes Waugh in Amhere County acrofs the
Fluvanna or James river, to the lands OF Tama-
lane William Whiting Danics in Bedford Coun-
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BOSTON, November %.
EROM EnLLAMn

Captain GillchriR, from Rotterdam, failed
on the 18th ult. Paris papers to the eth had
been received. It was underftood, that the ne
gociations with G. Britain were broken off, and
that lord Lauderdac was to leave the French
capital on the 18th. No battle had taken place
between the French and PrufIians but it had
been agreed, that the fovereigns of France,
Prnlfa and Holland fhould have A conference
on the sth. War an the continent was, howe
yer, confidently expected, as RufIian troops
were advancing rapidly to join thofe of Prufiia.
The markets were improving in Holland.
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SUSPENSION OF THE NON-IMPORTA.
TION LAW.
CONGRESS HALL, Dec. sd, 1906.

the following intelligence muf prove accepta
bic to every friend of this country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
F0nr Dollars Per Annum.. ..ba;din adoance.
In Henrico County Court.


Bc,reea
Elisha L;gSan. Complainant.
H,nI -
Robert Robinson and Polly his wife, who c,
was Polly Lyyan, widow Of Samuel 3
Logan dec Henry Liggan. an infant 8
chii oil the said decedcnt. and Robert !
franklin an Mary Franklin, Willis Liz
gar. and Sherwood f.iggan. Defts
HE defendants Willis aud Sherwood Liggan
y not having entered their appearance and CIV
en- security according TO the a9 of assembly
IN such case made and provided, and the
rules OF this court. and it appearing to he sa
tataeiion of the court that they are NOT nhabi
tants OF this commonwealth on the motion Of
the complainant by his counsel. Itis ordered that
me said defendants do appear here the first
VI onday III September next and answer the bill
OF the complainant. aud that copy OF this order
be- Forthwith inserted in some one of the news.
papers published in the city of Richmond FOR two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the courthouse
door OH two successive court days
Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02

IeFT~HfS "A beautiful SOrTSI horse, II lands
sa-easS. inches high, remarkable for his
sSsT elegance, beauty, strcngih and fine
S;s4s5fse Sess BONG will stand the ensuing sea.
son. at my plantation on James river, generally
known by the name Of Maiden's Adventure, a.
bout 3 mics above Fine Greek mill and 4 miles
below Michaux's ferry, IN PowhaIan ccuniY, to
cover mares IT twenty-five dciafs the season,
which will commence ,he fT.s of Narch, and
expire the FIRST OF Angus, e xtga ordinary good
and extenzive pas.nrage gratis, but no liability
Tor accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
their mares fed, may be furnished with cors a,
Inc market price. for which cash Inast be sent
win the mares--as also, notes Of hand for .he
due payment OF the money for Ike season.
n. b. Twenty dollars. paid on or before the
third Wednesday in November (being Powha.
ram conrt day. viii DC received as full compensa
ton az the above, with half dol.to the groom
This beautiful horse, St. Paul, was raised by
The Prince of Wales, and got by his horse Sal.
tram. who was gct by Eclipse that covered at
200 gGineas the season--his dam Virago by Snap
Ibis grandam by Regalus, cut of a sister to
Black and all-Biack. and was thought TO be the
best runner of his tiGe--he won sevcral'larrs
stakes, among which was the Derby, 1875. beat.
ing Dungannon. Volunteer, Phenomenon, Con
zaies. and several o,ilers-he was the sire Of
Whiskey. who a. years old won 1850 guineas,
also OF Whip, Rnyalist. Peeping Tom, General,
Conner Sylph 5ep'em. Caroline, Tiffany. Lsu.
'estina. st David, sprightly, Queen of Sheba.
9pankaway, Rose, Sweeper, Cytus, Coal Mer.
chant. Pickpac!,c;, Oscar. Ambrosio, Pretty
Fatty, end several Others of the first rate run.
neEs. St. Paups dam Purity " as got b. Match'm,
VINO covered for several of the las, years Of his
lite 1t 80 guineas a rnaye--her dam the Old
squirt mare, OF as srea. fame perhaps, as 2 good
breeder, as any mare i'll the kingdon--she was
,he dam Of Virgin Dido. Ccnundrrm, Ran,hos.
Enigma, Miss Timms. Pumpkin. Maiden (who
was dam oF Walnutl lie Sang, Rasselas, Purity.
aud several others Purity was he dam Of Rock
ingham, Archibald. Fi;zwiiam, St Panl and
several others -.-Seve.al certificates of St Paul
a. good ard sure foal gciier may he seen at his
stand. THOMAS HARRIS, Jr.
Fow!atan city. March LIST. 1906 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
RIcAM0aa JAMES Rlvcl' Company.

e. T an Adjourned meeting of the Richmond
l. n James river Company on oh July, 1906.
Whereas the Legislature of Virginia haa.
without The Consent Of this company proceeded
20 ajer the aa incorporating the same in many
essential parts, b. which 1t is deemed unsafe to
proceed further IN the Improvement contemplate.
ed az the original formation of the company,
and tlis, ii is also improper to iEcuf any addiii
onal expense under an Older cf the company
dared Is February last;
Rcsoived sseyejo,e, 1'ha: the Presidant and
Directors be requested to cause the machine TO
be PM in a slL,e OF repair AND sold, together
with the negroes and oihcr properly belonging
n the company, and thar final Adjustment Of
the Affairs CT tho sane be brought 10 an inmedi.
&C close, and thar the Treasurer b. requested TO
cal upon those members of the company who
have not paid their respective fequisitcns. to
make immediate pay men, the5cof --kxtrael f. ont
The minutes.
VS. ROBERT POLLARD. Cpk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
RoIfc Eldridge, Jr. D. c.
1t a court he'd Tor Prince Edwar1

1T court held Tor Prince Edward
county, June the 10Th, 1905.
Hart and Nirmo, Complainants.o
Agai"'f c1@..
Champion Arnold and Christopher II. Gear
Holland Defendants J 'e'y'
TYNE defendant Arnold, not having entered
Z his appc-ra.ee and given security according
20 al q of The Conceal Assembly and the rules
OF this court, ami il appearing to The satiSfaai
on o. the court that he 10 not an inaabi,snt Of
this stare on the motion oF the complainanis
BY tieiy e5gn.d His ordsred, That the said de-
fSn1sn; hsao.d. 90 appear here on the FIRST day
of eptenib court Nex,, and anewer the com.
pla'nauis' biz, and that q copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted N scns one o. the publ C
new papers pinned in the city Of Richnoad for
two months succsssivcly, and also posted At the
tTcns deer of tie ocaahcnse Of this coun;y.
a Copy -Teste,
BGNJAMI& WATKINS, .. g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
Geo. Chisman, D. C..

a N the motion of the complaiaants
~ oy their counsel. and it appearing 10 the
salStae'iptot the court, THAI the defendant TIA
iaterro and Pa,tescn are not inhabitants or this
STATE, ~; ordered and decreed that unless thsy
stall appear hsse on or before Nc-embsr teri,
next, and answer The bill of IKE c1mp, aiusn.s.
the same will then be taken for confessed and
the matter thereof dccreed accordingly, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published for
two months excessively in some pubic news
paper OF the city OF iiichnond. and ano' her CO.
iJ be posted up at III, front door OF the cour.
house os the said county.
A Copy--reate.
ROLTE ELDpIpGE. ir pc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02

In the Superior Court of Chancery,
holden q, he Capitol, IN Richmond. the Ssh
March. 1906.
Be;.rsea \
Johu Pse,ce, surviving trustee of Samuel I
Eeail deceased, Plain,f :
a.!
William Moseley, Defendant }
4 fiE delendant net having entered his
4 ai'pearis,ce and given security according 20
the aa OF assenhi, and ahe.iues OF this court,
anf Ii appearing 20 the satisfaction of the court
thai he Is 70 an iuhabiant Of this country; On
ihe motion Of the piainiIEby Counsel, 1t is order
Ell. t.at the said defendant 10 appear here on the
fsst day cf the lexE September term and answer
the bill OF The plaintiff ard that a copy CT this
order 81 forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the cry of &iohmoad fortwo mon rs
sucressively, aad posted At the front door of The
capitol i'll the said city
"A Copy-Teste,
Peter Tinslev, G. C..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
Peter Tins

At q court continued and held for Al
bemarie county, the Sd June, 1906. f.
Same! Shelton K Company, Plaintiffs. :,
iga5;' .
John S!artin and Walker Leale,
Defendants. (
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
rI,n1s dsy care the n!aintifs aforessd br lie

TINS day came the plaintiffs aforesaid by their
: couSGl. sni the tcfeniant John Marin, not
having sn.e'ed nIs appearance aud given security
according 10 me at 81 assembly and The rues OF
this co0st5 Aad it appearinS - the satisfaction of
the cCueC ,naS ne j. nhabi;an, of this
state; on Tie morton. of The plaintiffs BY their
counsel, I. il o-acre,i ard aecreea by the court
that fhe defendant John Martin do appear here
tne 6,bt day fihe uext term. and answer the
bill of the piain.if and ,har copy Of This order
be for,h~th l.uhr he'd in some pubic mex spaper
published ia the cry of Richmond for ,So
months successiveiv. and that another copy be
pos,ed at the front door CT the eom ,house Of this
oounty. Copy-Tesre
Alex. CAREER. D. C.. C..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
Alex. Garrett, d. c. A. c.

Buckingham March Term 1908,
Thomas Wake, Complaiaant,1 :,
VS..
John Heath, Elizabeth Heath and Ed. c"Dn
ward Cord, Defendants 'e'y.
ON the n oiion Of the complainant, by his coun-
Y sci. and it appearing to the sa,isfsGtion Of
tie corrt fhas the defendant John Heath is not
an ;nhabi,ant OF Ibis states II is ordered and dc.
creed, ;hs, Unless the said defendant, John, shall
arFear here OH 81 before August term next, and
answer tic compiainau;s bill. that ihc same ":
then be taken FOR confessed. and the nater thers.
OF d.creei accordingly; and that copy Of this
ord'r De published for two month"; successfully
IA sons one OF he public newspapers y tinted in
tie city Of Ricnrioad, and another copy &C The
said order BE- posted NJ at the 'front.' door of the
sonNhouse OF this county.
n Cory-Teste,
Rolfe Eldridpe. II. D. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02

ooseruaitons on the sf,eeei Of .he hon. John
Randolah, REPRESENTATIVE for TIE state Of
vtrS2nta, IN the general Congress Of .4ue-
Tica, on a motion Ia,' thc non imaorfQfion
o. 0rtfiSh merchandise tending fhe fire-
SEM disf1u!c 6etsoeen Greae Britain and
America. BY ne author Of War in dis
gaise.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
ST. PAUL.

sE.sSr*vfS "a beautiful sorrel horse, Is lands
sir-sasS inches high. remarkable for his
elegance. beauty, strength and fine
t.tie 80 ~. blnc will sIand the en.tinr Ca
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-15
QUERIST.
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.

NEW YORK, Navenbsr1a.
A friend having fa%orsd us with Tri-
niJad psser Of the 1sh 1Is. wS are eua
bed to state,
Thasthe British ship Fortitnde, frors
The Straits Of Malacca via Bengal, had ar
rived ,hsre with 1913 nstires. { mechanics &
alds,s) agyeeably 10 plan OF shs British
government.
It appears from Governor His!op's pro-
tlama;ion, that the object is TO introduce a
tree race of cultipaeors. who, from inter-
est, will besa!tached TO the European pro-
plesors.
He advises the inhabitants TO treat these
new settlers with kindness that they may
Osccue reconeiled TO their new abode, thaf
ih.y nay, By the return of the ship, sead q
fasofable repor, TO their friends, and pro.
mote future nigrasions, which, he says, in
Course Of time, will produce the most I'M
pcrtant advantages GO the colony.
We also find hy the same paper, that 4
depntaiion from the cus,om-s,ouss hal
been appointed at Port. ffislop, for the pur.
pose of obtaining permission fer American
snd other vessels TO load and discharge
Sishon, being obliged to go to P. Spain.
4 letter from our correspondent at Tri-
ndad of the 10th uls. says, I" AMERICAN
Provisions Of every class, xtremely scarce
flour "a dollars, and ouly four days pro.
Visions remaiaing with the bakers, and not
barrel for sale. Fish 8 dolls. Rice 10.
sssf and Pork, none. Lumber of every
description scarce and DEAR
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-15

,...;et. Of our country. The congress
some U.s. ssrs power to model legislative, exc
snoala and judiciary system tor US, without
CUM .;0g our feelings, by consulting our UNDER
nurl d;,,gs on such subjects. In short, to mould
sia.lan Droyincial governments, under theirown
US NV S0psulsl All which in truth, they have
p',,cbsafed to perform Tor as.
@,,r adversaries may or may not satisfy these
Init 4 chaste construction Of the clause
gulf qa viii. Then we will admit, that the con-
lss hath power by the constitution, to dispose
sss1 make all needful rules and regulations
% s .sot;ng the territory or other PROPERTY OF
s = gTo;fs3 States--to dispose of, what hope
wy he questioned by any body whilstit is
W. l.ssed BY our adversaries, that the territory
go not necessarily expose us, the live stock
+. to their disposal, sale or alienation al
u,'', AZ This will not be denied, the next adj
.ancein our attack, will be our summons to the
.nany. to surrender up TO the same slgnihca-
non. when ioined by the copulatlve which
.srn,s 6 all needful rules and regulations this
versatile! sound 6 territory which hkeProteus
.rthe CameIeon, must hitherto continually
hove changed It's form and its colors, to have so
lone eiucled the light OF our Judgment OF indigg-
nation of our wrongs. Here perhaps some
what longer stand may be made against us, but
we shall prevail, when we redouble our assaults
with the distinctive of the sentence brother
nropcrty Of the United States" Here then
ye are victorious, and occupy the last dyke of
mropponents. Let them now then rather ge-
perously acknowledge than persist in their pas
sed errors, under which we have feeiingly suf-
erett,whilst we still possess other reserve corps
Of argument, no way necessary to bring into
action.
The people will now be able to estimate the
nature and Judge of the foundations of that So
yereignly to which, as states or territorial dis
tricts, the country is yet subscrVient. They
viii be satisfied, hope, that have succeeded
in my undertaking to proYe-lst. That from
the nature of the constitution itself, any state
or states whatever, now Or At any timo hereto
fore integrent members of the union, are as
hily competent peaceablyto withdraw from the
sane, as they ever were 10 enter INTO 1t. I'd.
That the federal authority is only de facto at
most, or exercised over us without the neces-
ary requisites to give it sufisient title so far
as it ever did or now does ektead over our ter
ritorial districts.
Tus have travelled through all the devil
GUS sophisns hitherto imposed UPON US, for the
affections and eare5scs of federal parent If
have been over Minute al the expense of per-
spicuity shall be always ready to resume my
labors for the country.
QITFRJST
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-15

belonging to Baltimore, when another gale
took place, harder .nsn the Eist, when sho
Eagle drltsed ashore and flied win wafer.
Captain bradshaw then wsnI CD soard inc
same sloop ne went down 10, which re-
fusasd sa Crooked Island, and was SCAT 10
New York Tor provisions, astne people OF
shose islands were IN state OF distress, by
reason Of me hurricanes. Captain Ross's
accauas nasbsen gisen 10 the public.
Captain Bradshaw mentions .Ls kind as.
sisiance siio.ded them Dy sils A.arlne So
ci.y as Crooked lsiaaa I; AID particularly
the H,aoy great ,AsAanessca she~n tAen by
Gar. Moss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-15
Lest or Mlslald.

A cER7IFICd7E for 95 shares Of TIE
Il Marine Insurance Company OF Aiexan-
dria, from Nc. 5696, to 57a2 irc!usi7e--so
Of which were Endorsed as transferred to Faul
Busn, on the 27th March, 1902, This Ger
tiicate is suspected to have been lest IL Bslti-
more scme time between last February ard
this day. Information thereof, given to the
Office of the above company, or to this Office,
viii be thankfully acknowledged
November I5 laWGW
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aRransria DAILY aahertlser.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is.
KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS.

The Resolutions of the Legislature Of Ken
lucky, proposing on amendment 10 the Fete-
raj Constitution respecting the power OF the
Judiciary, were, on the third day Of the sitting
Iof the New-Jersey legislature committed
to Messrs. Van Duya, Cvndict, and ~ Core.
together with the Resolutions frona Pennsylva-
MIA and Georgia concurring in said propositi-
on-On Thursday last, the committee refort-
ed against the amendment proposed-and the
report agreed uus ageeed TO by the House.
Trenton True ..4meucan.
The .Megociation-It is ridiculous, to say
that 6 PEACE or Passports ought to be the
short alternative" There is not man in the
kingdom who entertsins the least doubt OF
Lord Undertakes spirit; but that spirit is
tempered by wisdoal--and we are sure, that,
in the great game Of policy which he ia Dow
playing, he will give no advantage whatever,
to an artful and intriguing adversary. The
true alternative to which the thoughts Of our
ministers have seen directed, since their first
advances to the opening OF a negotiation, is to
obtain a Just and honorable peace, or to be ena-
hled, by the most unequivocal proofs of their
sincerity, to make a solemn appeal to other
nations, to their country and their Con, On the
necessity OF continuing war which the extra
VACANT pretensions of the enemy may render
inevitable. Lon. hah.l
Distresses and Pfeseruati0hs Of Seamen.
Captain William Bradshaw Of Salem.
who was 10 vessel lately cast away ca the
Bahamas, has returned home, and gives
.he fo!iosiag account Of his sugerInss,
and those of his unfortunate companions.
He sailed from Cape Francois on the 2Sth
OF June last, in me schooaerVig lan, cap.
,ain Ross. bound 10 Philadelphia. loaded
with eoffee-hlmse and MIR. Nixon, of
Philadelphia, were passengers Mr.. Isaac
Rogers, of Philadelphia, sopercargo; and
a white man and black n.aa, ssamen.--
Ga the night of the 29,b, the vessel ssrusk
On the Caicos bark, and very soon filled
with water; inth;s situation shey spent the
night in throwing on. the coffee. and set.
ting their most valuable things upon deck !;
but ia the morping, contrary to their ex
pectation. they found themselves out of
sight of lapd, and tho vessel was partly an.
der water when they put out the boat,
which was very small. and i'll provided !;
aud asked Mr.. Rogers if he would go in
the boar, but he said he would stay by the
vessel; when captain Ress said that if Mr..
Rogers would not GO, he would tarry with
him. The boar was supposed not able to
carry ali six, consequently Bradshaw, Nix
on. and the white seamen, with no other
provisions thaa two bottles Of wine, pus off
/. in hopes OF fading the Caicos island, and
Obtaining relief; bus after rowing all day
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-15

acted Of the navy, bat I Ain solieitous thai
you should make every possible exertion
to have the boats in port prepared for
cruize, and / feel the more solicitons ca
this point, since in two or three days soms
military stores will be shipped for Natehi.
toehcs, and | am desircus thar the qua
boats should give them eenvey by thetsrs
of Baton Rouge.
am sir, with great resPest,
Your handle servans,
Signedl
WIZ. c. C. CLAIBORNE.
Captain Shave"
(COPY.)
NsJv Orleans, 18th Oct. 1906.
/" SIR,
The most reseat communications to
me from the Honorable Secretary of ths
Navy are entirely pacific. am barely 10
ssruc,ed TO fit out and enter few men ter
the safeguard Of eur boats aud port, howe.
vsr, sir, am ready to act On any quarter
from your Instructions ia defence OF any
SG1GS' ANU 49, >es9@ "a S1>'S'F~ss '"'NA. -.
diase service from the Navy, you viii be
pleased 10 make your communications and
thsy shall be strictly a.sesdsa 10.
| have the hnsor 10 bs,
Your Excsllsasy's
Nost abwdient servant,
JOHN SHAW.
His ExceHeucy Governor
W.,l. C. Clai0orns.''
Yesterday arrived brig Eliza, capssia
Wilsen, from New Orleans, in which came
passenger D,sisl Clark, Esq. member Of
Ceogress by him W. lsarn, that General
Wilkinson having taken the command OF
he u, States army at NscAisoches. had
opened conference with The Commander
Of she Spanish troops, ia consequence OF
which, matters were adjusted asd :ae Spa
n,asds had crossed or at laas: agreed so
resress ehr Sabine Immediately.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is.

A letter from 'Gcvernor VIM. c. C..
eiaiborne, TO captain John Shaw, comman-
ger OF the u. States marine force ia New
Orleans
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-15
(coPY.)
I" Mezu Orleans, 7h Oct. 1906.

SIR,
Persuaded that the same feeling of
Patriotism which has induced declaration
u'your readinrss TO act in any quarter for
"s defence OF vear country. would induce
soo to snppor, with great furnaces the &c.
a safety, shall with pleasure avail the
PUBIC ofyoer services Whenever the occs.
:, rnay require. Fer the present, sir, |
'saass say what particular duty will be ex'