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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
TwENTY-NINTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRNAD ARMY.


BRuSx. s3d November.
Martial Ney has caufed Brixen to Be occupiA
ed, after having made many of the enemy prii-
onefs. He found on the hofPisal great num-
Der of fck and wounded AuRrans. On the ~
he took Glanzen and Botzea.
General Jsllschich, who defended voraIbsrg
was cut Of.
MARTIAL Bernadottc occupies InelsD. Part of
his army has entered Bohemia.
Gensral Wiehen, commandsnt of che Bsvari-
sns. hss takea company OF Aakri sn Artillery.
= troop Of Ico horfs. So cuirahien, add isvsr-
Q, oGcsn.
He has taken confdersble nag sziue Of oats
and other grain. AID great nsmiSsf ofbsgsass
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10.

Esped;fien Of ne Leandtr.-several
weeks have elapsed since we though. il
our duty to cali the attention of the coun-
try 10 the unprecedented and dangerous
expedition Of several armed ,hipS fitted
oui from the port Of, N.w-Yosk. The
Leander was from the 6g4. particularly
named as undoubtedly engaged in an en-
terprise which would hazard the neutral
character Of the country, and might, in
all probability, occasion dstent,on Of
Ameriean property in Spanish. ports.
which would prove extremely detrimen.
tal, and in many instances absolu,sly m.
nous to the fair and konest traders Of
the United States. II was sueres,ed
that other ships beside the Leander.
we're engaged IN the came enterpriss
but % the fact was NOT % positively q.
eertained, il WAS not thought proper 10
mention other nanes. Il 10 nov asser-
tanned on GOOD authority thatthe shin.
Emperor and Indostan, both Americas.
have sailed from Hispaniola 70 Join he
Leander. M this should prove 20 b
correct, Is we have little doubt L win. :.
and the objecsis . descent upon the pos.
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ZACHARLAH M0LES,
LEATRkR BREEeHLs ,MAkAR AID
SKIN DREssEl, w.

d ESPECTFULLY informs the in.
N hab,tants Of Martinsburg and lie Vi.
entity, that he has just commenced the
above business 10 this town, in the house
of Mr.. Robert Cockburn, nearly oppo.
site the stores Of Meminger & Cooper
aud Nelson & Co. where he will exe.
cute every kind Of work belongingto HE
profession IN q neasand serviceable man
ner, unreasonable terms. Any persons
having Skins to dress, or that they wish
made up, may have il done on the short
est notice. He il determined to pay
strict attention. to his business, and en-.
deavour to please his customers, and
therefore hopes be win msetwi,h enco1-
ragement. = -
Msrsin.bury, March II, iaos.. -..
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George LinAfn6nrgrr, frtasce far fks
, creditors d hgoBy and N 'Gowan, and
Elisha BeyA gentleman, takr notice,
THAT on Tsesday the 2ad day, Of
, 1 April next, At the house wheYei IN
Ephraim Gather now lives, in Tie town
of Martinsburg, county of Berkeley. and
state Of Virginia, I shall proceed 10 take
the dispositions Of sundry Witnesses in
the suit now depending IN the county
court Of Berkeley, in ehaneery, where
IN I AN complainant and you are defen-
dants. * ~ w. y y = :.e : -
:: MICHAEL MKEwAN.
z march 81 1900 =. : [4wl
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WILL be sold at public vendue, a.
w the subscribers house, , mica
from Martinsburg. on the nth day Of
April next, Household Furniture, con-
sisting ola good double case Of Drawers.
sone excellent ,sacking bottom Bed
steads, Tables, Chairs, &c; . halfwora
Wagon, Gears, and Flows 3 = large
work Mare with foal, good Colt two
years old, Cows, Sheep, and Hogs; o.
bout 4o.zcres Of Wheat and Rye in the
ground, and . number Of other articles
too numerous % mention. Due atten-
dance win be given BY $ y = i,
I -, ID $50 John DAVIS.
March 81, 1905. IS
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THOSE indebted to the subscribers
L viii particularly oblige by payment
of their accounts before the FIRST Of April
next. Attention TO this request has be-
come actually necessary, to enable them
to purchase = supply Of Spring Goods.
MEMINGER & COOPER.
MartinssaTg, March -, 1soS. :
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fWHoLE No. SSH
-
NOT cE.

.nNthe s,A day Of April next, fshall
" offer for sale, for cash, on the pre-
misses, one half Of . LOT Of Ground,
withthe apparten aucest hereuuto belong
ing. lying and being in the town Of Mar.
tinsburg and county Of Berkeley, known
in the general plan Of said town by no.
~. being the half lot On which Henry
Cioninger now lives--The said premises
to be sold for he purpose Of paying sum
Of money due By the said Coninger to
Elisha Boyd, as mentioned in deed Of
rust exeeu.ed by the aid Lloninser 70
me - trustee. 49,.
PHILIP c. PENDLETON.
March 81, 1906.
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THE subscriber willthank any per.
i son who has borrowed, or who
may now be in possession Of the frat 70.
lumeSpf I" Cicere's Or0fions," and :. Drill
fngcoart on DEATH" to return them to
himself or to Mr.. Alburtis. - =
=, !: JOHN FRYATT.
Fsbruafy -, iso6. .@4~ "a. d. -. 3
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
THE present publisher, as member
Of that class of the community, to which
this highly valuable work rs addressed,
recommends il particularly to his young
brethren-but every person who feels for
the good Of his country, and for the well
fare Of society, he doubts not, viii con-
slider it adutyso Pasronizs a work OF shis
kind. u .. ...-. - .
TIE dispositions and manners Of
Young Men may be regarded as Of the
greatest consequence both to the present
and future generations-An intercourse
with those Of worthy manners and digni-
fed dePertmeat, is evidently, much
more efficacious in moulding the minds
and directing the actions of others, than
the highest authority, or the wisest ex-
ample, ofage. How deeply society win
be affected, by the connections which
Young Men shall form, and by the con-
duct which they shall hold. a. they adj
vance, it Is not difficult To imagine; nor
can't be necessary to prove, that, as the
behaviour of individuals IN their early
days gives for the most part turn 70 the
rest, so from the character four Youth
m sen<ral, we may proguos.icate favour
ably, or otherwise, concerning our own
times, and those that shall more imme.
diately succeed them. -
a THE above work, tho more particu-
lady addressed to, and intended for, the
Improvement Of the minds of Young
Men, incuIcases principles that would
add dignity to age,-and be ornamental
20 the nature of either sex. To persons
acquainted with the author and his writ
ings, any Recommendation that could be
offered, would be superAuous but to
those unacquainted with both, It may be
proper to observe, that the work here Of.
fered, has stood the test oftime and ex-
psrienee, and has been. universally ex-
tolled by the yiFtuo,as Of every sect and
country where il has been read. -
IT would be valuable present from
,,arent to 4 child, and for which they
may expect remuneration in the rational
Improvement made 10 the minds Of their
progeny. : ''s%" = ! Fl
TO complete tins work, in style that
siHdbif Justice, viii subject the publish
er to very considerable expense but he
doubts not but he shall be compensated
for his expense and trouble, ~ every one
wiliacknowledge, that the determination
Of books Of this kind are an act,.ai good
to the community at large, and win there.
fore feel disposed to Parouize it-for
this purpose III who are inclined to do 50
aresinyited 70 the Ofies ofthe Inselligen-
Ger, Martinsbars. -
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F'5@ Dry Goods.

~
THE subscriber has just received 4
i Fresh supply Of DRY GOODS,
Which he ofFers 70 his friends and the
public generally, At the most reduced
prices for cash.
He has also on hand general Sssors-
mens efGROCERIES, among ,uhich ere
Loaf and Brown Sugars,
\ Coffee,
\Hysoa, =
a. :. S s.! S: s i;':; F''~ -
s e: Alum" '.'"
Spanish Indigo,
Spinning Cotton,
Nader, Alum and Copperass,
c c%'sss;!R' 1 s"s re..ese:
md s si;.:..sd }s4t.t. !
N. E. Rum and Whiskey, and
A general assortment of1'IN WARE.
- or 400 bushel. Of CORN for sale.
AS be intend. to dispose OF his Goods
for Cash only, he aatters himself, that
any person wanting to purchase, will
find IL to their advantage TO call on him
for BARGAINS. \ -----
n. b. ALL those indebted % the
subscriber, are requested to make Pay.
usent on or before the 18th day Of April
next j; all who fail to comply with this
request. may rely upon being dealt with
according 70 law.
|. JEREMIAH EVANS.
lIartinsbnrgs March II, 1906.
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For Ai'e.. N tie frat dry sfAb,a nexs.
ANesro MAN and Negro WOMAN.
: - Apply - the Printer.
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A,sristy sfBLANKs are always fl!
81 ssie as this 0ffes. II
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ToHN AIRIJRTIs.
~ JOHN ALBURTIs, ~.~;
Has IL in contemplation, sufficiently
pa'rsized, to print an elegant edition Of
AddreGes to Young Men,
!. BY IAMEs FoRpYcE,

ASA 49, -
And for that purpose submits the follow.
ing proposals to the consideration OF all
who feel for the welfare Of the present
aud rising generation, whose happiness
these Addresses are 90 admirably calcu.
lated to promote.
z----.s.. TRRMs:
The above Addresses shall be printed
with an elegant and entirely new type,
on good paper, in an octave form, and
will Contain about 500 pages.
They shall be neatly bound and lettered
for So s25--or 81 half bound, paya.
bic on delivery Of the work.
They shall be put to press so soon as
sufficient number of Subscribers are
obtained, and 6nished without delay:
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Nitbola, Rss6, jas.,
HA T r 3 \,

d ESPEcTFULLY acduaints The
N Inhabitants Of MartiDsburg add 10
vicinity, that he isnow carrying % ths
HATING business, 10 the house Be.
tween Mr.. James Eanlkner's Store and
Mr.. 3. Graham Tasern, where &c viii
always keep on hand, III kinds of gentle-
mems, ladies, and childrens, Han, mich
he viii dispose Of on reasonable terms.
He win be thankful Tor any orders il his
line-and ingages that every thing shall
be done 70 give satisfaction % Ma Gus
tomers.- He win give the highest
price for all kinds Of Fur. III
He win take . a Apprentice 70 the
Hating business, m active lad, from
- to.iS yearsofage. \
Martinsbars, October -, Iso6.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-24

murdered, incold blood, dc divine md
-unoaending Socrates. Il kindled the
voracious and unhalloued aames ssof
Smlth6ed. L douhly armed the 6eree.
md intractahle Mahometan with the q.
brein one hand and the Koran IN the o.
thef that ifhe should mot convince with
his gospelhe might cleave down with his
steeL To descend 70 more modern IN
stances, i persecuted, drowned and
hung the suspected wretehes in Salem,
Tor the fancied crime of witcheraft. Il
hung the quakefs in, Virginia, and new
England, and would fain hang every no.
nest man for expressing his indignation
At this deed oftenfold darkness. ss
But bigotry would long since have yo.
UNFAIRLY banished herself from our land,
had il NOT found an artful, 4 formidable,
and an assiduous auxiliary in hypocrisy.
They are id fact mutually dependent Cd
each other. Bigotry, which isa weak.
meas, would meltaway before the irresis-
tible rays Of that ;ntelligence, which Il d
the art Of hypocrisy 70 keep in perpetual
-eclipset and Hypocrisy, which is q vice,
wcnid uniyersallybe branded with the
infsipy il meritas did not the weakness
ofblgotry disable il from. discriminsting
between the semblance Of virtue and rs
reality, Since then hypocrisy 10 one Of
the most terrible adversaries Of The I'm.
man race, Ge, iaeommon with the rest
ofour fellow beings, are Interested IN
aceelefasing the extinction OF both. 4
GHRISTLANU5.
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I A4RTlMsBltR6, oe,ober \.
1. "a grs 4ae@ ~S 49, %@4-$ 49, 8
ron rnE IsrrLlIcEEcEl.
$50 TN s. sSF
7Aeaghis n Rtl;giess B;gsiry.

The dreadful consequences which
would result 70 this country, from the
prevalence ofreligioas bigotry are TOO OBJ
vious to need ill1siration. Ithaa beena
pest and aseourge wherever Il has exist
ed. L confines the mind in = narrow
and sickly prison, and tortnfes Il with q
thousand imaginary horrors Itisaty-
rant whose ar6itrations require a'promps
and nnfesisting obedience, without per.
mittingthe delay ola documentary thought,
or the passage of ! flgiiive reflection. 49,
Itsays, lam holicr than thsu, and holds
out the shreatening Language Of death q
gainst those who blasphemously contra
dicti Il says, believe SsI belieye. or
suffer Voc. ia this world. and eternal hor.
ror beyond the grave. Its path l. strsW-
cd with the blood and bones Of martyrs.
Iti the implacAble and irseconcilable Zoe
Of Science and Morality. tpersecnted
Gaileo, itput Aristotls % light md
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BIG SPRING RACES.

WILL be run for over ! handsoms
wv course near Martinsburg. ON he
5th Of November next, . purse of thirty
dollars, free for any horse mare az Geld
ing thar has not run for Z purse over 90
sdollaTs this fall, three miles e sheat and
repeat, with catch riders. Il
On the 9Th viii Be run for over she
same course, Z purse Of twenty dollars,
two rounds TO 4 heat, free foE poneys On.
y, under - hands, with catch riders.
On the Sth win Be run for over fhs
same course, apurse ften dollars, one
mile to beat and repeat, with catch rs
slers. free for any horse mare or geldinR
that has not run fora purse over 20 dol-
lara. & 4.
Entfance Cor each horse the krst day
two dollars, the second day one dolIsf
and City cents, the third day one dollar :.
four hDrses 70 start each day o. no re-;
The winning horse he tday Z not Is
run Tor another purse. Horses 10 s.
entered With George Dngau, at M.
Black 6urn 5, within quaTser of = nils
Of The grnandy where private enteftain.,
melt tcr npenaia hofses may 5. no.
Horses must - entered the evening be-
fore each race, 81 double Ct de post
Proper psTsons viii he appoihted 10 set.
lie any dispute shat nav arise.
q GEoRGE DUEAN.
October - 1905. 81
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a NEW SCOTCH SONG. !.
russa Wai.il< .,e, ,.ela,. 81. :

rusE-s Uhisik Ger taelase %. !" +
We should IA weep ourselves 20 seans,
Like Niobe, that's dead and gane, !
Nor hleef our cen out q our lane,
But whistle o'er the lave OF. 1
Gle me man, whase cen can blink,
Whase heart b free, Nhase saul can think, :
Whase elishrnaclaver care can Ink,
And = whistle DER the laws 81.
Let beauty smiles Hume the way. !.
The mirky glenthhuugh which We Stay,
Thus niayNe i've our little day, !.
And = whistle Ger the lave OF. 2 siss, *
When fortune shawn Z scawlipg brow,
And laysour fairest prospects low, d II
Az pleasure fades, let reason grow, =.
And sswhistie Ger the lave o.. 5-.
But when she Eints vi face serene,
And decks he Warl IN gayest sheen, 4
Wan " distrnstthe tickle Queen,
And |" whistle o'erth lave Oh
And whenanld Dead. VII ruthless paw,
Shall clapperclaw us ans and I,
We maun submit 70 Napare's Inv,
And |. whistle Ger the lave o. 1.
So ~ E y 4 Y
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ENGLAND.

r. n ENGL AND.
The dates which have reached Us have
come down TO August 20. Il would ap-
pear from these papers, that General
Simcoe and his suite had embarked for
the East Indies. Bur his destination l.
not 90 obvious - the politicians Of Ply,
mouth ighshave supposed. The SAM.
a Margaretta, ON board which Ne en-
barked, had not provided herself with
stores for 80 long / voyage. Lord Gale
don's suite had embarked Oh the ieth DC
august, for the Cape Of Good Hope,
mud he himself was 10 sail BY the frst of
september. On the 2lst Of August the
variations Of Exchange were SO abrupt
from hour TO hour, that, il was, d the
London papers cali il, An IMPoRTANr
DaI. The Marquis Of Douglass has
gone q Ambassador 10 Petersburgh.--s
Mr.. Erskius as ambAssador 10 the Uni
ted States. Mr.. Braham had also sailed
On sdipiomatic mission 70 Lisbon. q A
nnmber Of troops had embarked for Siei.
" from Margaie, and had gotten AZ far
sas The Isle Of Wighton the mdrning Of
the 2ist. The Gauges. the Captain, and
King6sher, were employed in this eA.
petition, and the rest of the convoy were
repairing TO Spithead, with the Fury
the Desasta.ion, and the Explosion -
Some ofthe English prints suppose that
this expedition is intended for Portugal,
and that u the defence Of. that kingdom
should be found impracticable, thsy viii
Immediately bear away 10 SPANIsH A
kERt0A Does this look like peace
fs5.5.> ~ 4 FRANCE.
The Paris papers down 10 August %,
holduplhe false prospect Of peace. They
say, = Notwithstanding the Auctuations'
!. ofsxchange, Gin England and France. j
= Ngtwithstanding the reports propaEa-
!. ted BY tho1e who know no more about
J, Il than ourselves, We live 20 bslisyS.1
t.thal peace with England waspdeeided
II Austtrlitz. Lord Lauderdaie had.
MOI received his passports-Butsit vii
Be remembered BY those who reilect oni
these subjects, that ON . former occasion
Lord Whitworth was remaiuing II Paris,
whiht the English were taking die Cape
e Good Hope. b. i
NAPLES. s
Massena b successful IN Naples.-
The Metropolitan papers say, that Major
C0ssalli, q the head Of coGipany Of
gensdafmes, has secured the wood Of.
Ariosa md Lama, which have always
served q . shelterto the poor, feeble,
bun loyal fagitives from the terrors Of
foreign invasion. II
II GERMANY.
This huge and respectable fahric L cut
down, and is iragmentsare distributing
among the servants Of Napoleon. Prus-
sia iscomposing 4 large military addition
10 her forces. Saxony has been sounded
- 70 . northera eonfederacy, and refas-
ed her sanction.
]. The Rsspis's Fsieadl
4 On Monday last. the Artillery OF Ger
mantoWn. being ont TO exercise sgreea-
BE % lar, one sc the piecss,went OF In
The action 81 RUNNING the, cartridge,
whereby three persons OF one iahily
were injured, VIZ. the tatherh had his swo
hands shattered In such : manner, thss
ons of them Was amputated on tke Geld.
one fhis sona WAS killed. on the spot, and
one othsf % much woSadea that his lie
b dsspairsd q.
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Frem bal Manitsar d Asg..i IS. ].

FROM ths Mo,itsar b Augkst Is.
We esteem ourselves fortanate il hav.
ing Obtained the information necessary
70 put the public on their guard against
the runours which are Il present in cir:
eulation, and which We are authorisedto
communicate. ss[s, u. ,s.s
An the difficulties which existed Ia
Germany have been removed. Austria
has acknowledged the Confederation Of
the Rhine and the title Of emperor Of
Austria confsrs upon this house tide
equal % those ofother Imperial houses.
Prussia has acknowledged the eonfsde-
ration Of the Rhine, ms well Is The lale
arrangements in Germany. !
His majesty the king of Prussia has
appointed NJ. dc Hambold. his Minis.er
PisniPotensiary % Naples, He Ia y
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60 sppointed ministers 10 the king of
Holland, andtothe erand duke Of Cleves
and Berg.
The emperor d Austriahas aeknoul.
edged the kine ofthe Two Sicilies.
The orders are preparing forthe Staff
for the return Of the Grand Army, and
the Fetes, on account Of the peace, win
take place q the end fSepeember . Ne
before stated. Is .s. 4 -
The Affairs Of the Continent ore IN 4.
state Of arrangement q present, that L
may look % permanent tranquility.
The rati6cations of the treaty ofpeace
with Russia viii be exchanged Il ST. Pc
tersb0rsh on the 18th inst. and III The in.
formation which has been lately received
from that great capital, furnishes fresh
proofs Of the pacific disposition Of the
emperor A Alexander, and Of his desire TO
contribute 10 the general peace. = ! Y {
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Exirscf Of . leffef, dafed WsiniaRssn
DeIascare, Orfebsr ., 1903. Z

Our election tnr representative TO
congress- and state iegislatoFts was hsld
on the 7th inst. and ! have the pleasure
20 inform you, that Mr.. Ianes N
Bsoom 10 reelected uithout opposition,
md that ooriegisiaturs . dseidsdly fede.
ral.n IS
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WASHINGTON, oe.ober 1e..

RI The latest Official information from,
the weskwatd down 70 the 3oth Of Au.
gust II Nachitoches, states that the Span-
ish forces, after having remained from
the 10th TO the 10Th Of Anguse, within
II miles Of that place, fell back on the
i9th to the Bayou Pierre, post not
heretofore delivered 10 the u. States,
and about 60 miles from Nachitoches !;
where they still remained. = Il
Il was considered a. doubtful whether
thisretrograde march vas occasiooed by
the want Of provisions, il which they
were very deficient, or whether IL indi.
Gated q purpose retire permanently be.
yond the boundary Of the territory deli.
vered to u. 10. IS
Orr tSreign relaeioass-Ror the hat
twelve months every arrival fromL ondoa
has been said 70 bring despatches from
our minister's there and assurances thar
our differences with Great. Britain were
ID Z fair way 70 Be speedily adjusted. -.
This story has been told over and over
again, I'LL Il haa become quite stale, but
isagain repeated We find by the arrival
Of the Gold Hunter at New-YorS. II
such favourable accounts have been 90
often received, how happens Il that ne
hear nothing upon the subject but in the
formofvague fnmours !! Why are none
ofthese important and favourable des.
patches made public, and why shove an
things has NOT this adjustment been eiFec.
ted, which for above . year has been 90
very near = conclusion Z We havesnow
two ministers and ! consul ID England
and - many more in Spain. Ifthey are
doing any thing for die peoples money
which they receive, the people ought 10
know It / and il nor, why should they
Be kept there at such an ENORMOUS eS.
pense tothe countryl During the whole
Of the last session of congress we heard
of only one communication from our
minister IN Londoubeing laid before the
Representatives Of the people. Etenthat
was trusted In their hands only lust long
enough 70 Be read, md Mr.. Randolph
has induced % 10 believe that 10 have
kept il entirely secret would have been
more % tiie ereais &c the administration
ind the country. On this subject, how
eyef, We are left 10 mere conjecture, as
the eommunication was never permitted
10 be published. !
Exfraef u q Ieffef, daftd WSinisRson,
e Dslaseays, 0efstsr ., 1905. NY q 7 81 q
. Our elsetion inr representative To-
congress- and state legislatDffs was heid !
on the 7th inst. and l have the pleasure
% inform you, that Mr. Iam<s N.
Groom n reeleeted wsshoiit onr,ns,s;nn
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-26
Martinique, bound to Portland, who in.

Martinique, bound to Portland, who in.
formed, that American provisions were
worth nothing hardly; -four would not
bring three dollars, and that sugars were
6 SO to z dollars, coffee IS dollars, scarce.
In lat. 22, long. IS, spoke the brig
Sparrow, of Alexandria, captain Skinner,
bound to Jamaica, all we'll.
May 18th, little to the northward of
Cape Hatteras, 10 IS fa.homs water, was
taken with gust at north east aud cast
north east, and in carrying a press OF sail
to clear the land lost our main mast, two
days following had very bad weather.