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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
James Brown.
Robert Hives.
Henry Rives.
rs. <w
Cara, RrSnst lst, lS-b.
WuE BIZ, SOLD.

RIO the highes, bidder, on a csedi, Of Twelve
months for all SUMS above ten dollars. at rho
late dwelling house of John James Woodfn,
dec. in the lower end of Hcnrico county, near
four mile creel: on Thursday the 4sh day Of Sep.
TENDER nest. If fair Otherwise the next faiT day,
the perishable property Of lha said dcccdenr.
consisting of honaehoid and kitchen FURNT.
2URE. stock Ct CdT7LE. STEEP and
H1KSES, and many Other articles too tedious
60 meDiion. Bonds with approved security will
be required, 20 carry interest from the day Of
claims against the said estate, are desired TO
bring them forward properly au' hen;icaled, that
provision may be made for payment; and all
those indebted to said estate arc requested 10
make immediate payment, as no indulgence viii
he given.
JOHN WOODFIN, Sen. ddnfr.
August I6h, 1906 tbs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-13
~ THIS DAYS MAIL.
NETWORK, Oc,aber 8.

loa;ioa paPers to the 10th Of Augass
t0asqay later iaan our pgevio3s 4avices)
Ss's leesiSed at she oiIlce Of tie Mercan
p D. advertiser yesterday b the sri? Sold
sumter She sailed on the i9sh. and Dad
!. r'ps' q that da:e Dur beins boaraed on
a D. oanss q Newfoundland aad by Two
'psa igSases from Greenland, captain
w.; D'e gave II 70 one of the commanders at
~sarnssl soiicitauon.
"eoatained, however. we are informed.
y lt'onsi intelligence on the subject of
o.spsnalng negotiations: and i, was the
Ssssla expectation in London that they
tp... nv DC breken off wnh6ut terminatipgio
Interesting. - -
- .nsrepors ofthe commissioners appoint
NV y a'esiieatcahe charges against the
;9Vsss OF Wales has bsen made 10 the
- ,' = Out IS not published. /, bears date.
IL, we 18th July, and vas delivered on the
tr nqo' Aoges' to the illustriaas LADY hy.
Of g mefard csanceilor's f2otmea;; mark
j. us'espect which is treated with becom.
ms severity by some of the London ed,-
coa.., Inc report, we understand, is a.
A,s %p's,e excGlpation from the charge of
oo,a oorOe spurious child, AMI notices
deg. some triaing levipes which were
ua0scoming her exalted situation.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-13

ARRIVED,
Ship Pocahontas, Rowland, Boston
Brig Colombia, Levering, "a days from
Jamaica, ballast, r. Vei'ch & Co.
Schr. Caroline, Hand, Philadelphia
Sally, Cleveland, Boston
Harmony, Marcel, Wi'ming;oa{D.)
Triton, --, Portland spars, &c.
the captain
sloop Little Sarah, Rhodes, Providence
Linnes, Tally, New York
CLEARED,
Ship United States, Coleman, Barbados
Brig Fame, Charleston, Newbnryp7rs
Schr, Fox, Ford, Salem
Wickham, Hudges, Fredericksburg
The ship Alexandra, captain Weston,
arrived at Cowes August 10.
The ship He,ty, from Rotterdam to
Cork, detained at Falmouth Aug. 1o,h'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-13
Sale at Auction.


On M0ND.dY, the third day of NovembeH
z will be sold, at pubic auction, at the house
OF his Britannia majestys envoy extraordi-
nary ana minister pienipotentiary to the u
(. nlted States, In the city OF Washington, all
lis
Household g Kitchen Furniture,
CONSISTING OF ~
LEGANT mahogany hedsteads, Chairs,
Ia Tables, Sofas, elegant Brusseils Carpet
Ing, great deal OF Which Is new, Curtains,
Beds; Mattresses and BED kurniture, ali iirisli-
cd in the newest fashion, some elegant Bath,
Stoves, TWO English Cauiages, with Harness
for four horses, finished III tie newest IashioB,
and other~aatices Of Sadlery--Also, ea..ilti-
ty OF elegant cut and plain Glass, large
quantity otIempty Porter, and stone Routes,
Garden Utensils Of alh kinds, and, eventually,
several dozen of English Brown Stout Ale,
and Wines Of different kind, and Liquors.
/ The sale to commerce at iIso.eiocA ii the
forenoon, III fair, il not the next 4adr.day, and
TO continue from day 70 day til al IS sold.
3l.aT1ns made l1uowsG at time ana place OF sale.
October 1874. ag dis
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-13
w -AIN4A = y W @1@11N3 S1~N<~NSs y
New York, Oct. Is, 1906.

Captain Godfrey, who arrived al Boston
on Friday from the Bay of Honduras,
which he left the 26ih of August, informs,
that the Inhabitants expected an immediate
attack from the Spsaiards; having receiv-
ed information.lha, several thousand troops
and number OF gun boats, &c. were mt
ting our at Bacalar aud Campeachy, for
the purpose of attacking Them. The En-.
plish were max ng spirited exertlons to re.
ceive them; and had armed boats watch.
inc their movements. a flag OF truce,
which had been scot hem by the Eng
lish, had not returned when captain 9.
sailed,
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CONSULTING OF

q S.kt..l ~ . 81
a !, = , >~t|IsI
y y by. lis petiGion in T.itine. sprI;cd to
the lion. Jicnol4s lieat.u. b, ore of the sssst-
ant j;liscs OF the cro;lj. court Of tie district OF
CoAnl5l2, ITO tie admitted g tie. benefit OF the
acl o Congress, tor TIC re!ei OK isclYent debt.
ors NitsiIsi the stict Aforesaid, sslll has stated
t:.erGia tt ,he IS IN aGtsla COZ. inai.l
jaii ot AieKandfia cosby, 1t Tie su.t OF SEE
PHi.s CocE%, s.ai b4ia5 uIx3.e 10 discharge
f-ts ssiI clFl;a2 n5th ,o.4efs 5,ai1st a::.4, has
oifeLcd % t-elv94 Up y t,se usc u lis cTedi.
to.4 I'll ;.is properly, resl2 Ge.8oglai or mixed
--|Yaaee g z.snJ1gs sivsa, % tie creditors or
tio s,sIt- ~ ~ 81, tsEoe@, nat o1|'4i4 Y K
BY, the ikt3' q Ccloosr iHatli.e, Pet"eea
tic hours % u'iie ava t%e.gl c,ciccl IN the
loranoo.l q t..A s-rle day, es1i,e courthouse
II -hlaxaaCG ) t,le. o41a o. q: .nsoLycAt debtor
vii le s.dsliniatofed - the s.,.d Samaet Cro.s,
aild :. Trustee anFoieced ag"eeatly to tie saii
aoto. congress: llsles:. c.}gsp Is thsa and there
sllee2 70 nc contr2f!..
ny ofder of 'c5S 4 Z os.craole .%ch1Aae Fit
.1tSf, fs9l9tttt l4tf2'e q TIE circuit cc2rt, CT
The Eisuictbf Cy5!!46:Jic, this 8Gn dsy Of Gc~
toaar, 1900, - :
& G, DE.N!5.hLE, q c,
octobcr rs. Sc
--- -t. =, - = -
= - 80 :, = = u -. l+,a
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rREDERIcKsBURGH, Oct. 10.

: .t ) sr = 4 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct. 10.
Arrlyd In the river, the schooner Sally
and Priscilla, capt. Smith, from AaLigua-
Mr. Ohm Rawlins, supercargo, came 10
town, iase last evening, and mas politely
favored us with Antigua papersto the 10th
September, from winch we copy the toi-
lowing account OF dreadiul
Hu1Y1cG21e al J0Dga11lqlte.
ST.. JoHN's (AoS.) oePs. Is.
Arrived this morntog, the Danisn sch'r
Mariner, captain basden, IRON barba-
dos ana Dominique. Sne briggs the most
drblora6le accounts OF the ravas=s made by
Hurricane al che. latter ISLAND, GA the
nighs of tuesday last. Some tala. idea
may be formed of the violence OF the
storm, from the following later 10 a gen.
.Ienaa in THIS isiaod, da,ed al ASoseau:
On Thursday n!ght, The 9th instant, we
experienced The most violeo1 Hurricane
knowa in this island TOR 80 years; sbent
o'clock .. night, it began 20 blow from the
nor5hward, and Continued ilil2 when II
blew SO t,ard asto reGdtI iiimpoasi6ie 20
move frdn: ih- house. So
The rain fell nass lfeadtuIly. and caus,
ca the.ljyer - fua Though every sff@e. 10
toWp, The cooayqqepSea are d;stsyssipg
bryoDd eye,y :hlH6 I ege! say.; a:hsIas .rae.
Rhot& cen;fe q tee. spW4 IS CARED aWQ}>,
yesy many l!ftsEat ipst. fessous hop>ts,
STOCK, and every hing sgfieh s,y{il - tn.
saeet leading bsawes ltts.. D8dqip i .snti.
Alr5 Calei's, WeftasWen: iatoj stle seu4s------a
CRIES Of the aleforsuaa psfsJast s'efe.o
dreadful, and tI5ert WAS 70 poss Sbify tta
rendering them 3sy asslssaace !ro1s iire
daikosss aod h1rroi1 Of The idsas. ~! III
hensea Al sbe ,jyar SIDE, w;;s many Of tls
inhabilaa's .re also carF'zd away
| he nopse acQ s,g5e rented by captT
Syrrs, Was Etso washed awas aad 2a
borry 10 ada, ;h4; soarS Nj, i1A:Per sna
ssfraut Of { sF. s s rs, aknt wlaji II. :
I;apg, f3"kay,s III az tj4tfaoraia@ft saoet,
lt5Sgtd iron, 1!Has hd.i5e ca high s&!i, 81
ths n5'isr 49, psasi@s5 6$ar aIt Sia'2t.t'e
lat,.soG s@raq5Si,, ilf5e lhjppi5gr e<csPt
o,,,e9ssse', afe sffsa s57ySSEH1 see5.ea 2yr!S6,-
81, he e4gai5st h4seiI s=il7Ged Ycsegvi!f-
i.Ee ha!F:ags Az AgEttc -irQle. Gasp.
prs, 2:s.z. biopqpdewe 47'ig t4rpos:rV,
fefy ssa,. lt.ses 49, ioe, 9'ef4. he 81
LES 't,.. es.~l ;;tDtaII piEhl OF ls7e groupd,
hai a4n0s 20 gsE Up iar fcat olbI:ng blowna
pn,he Eil!. il - d
! Auoaher letter ssys.. ]" Il is ascsr.aioed
has slfleasl 81 PERSONS !iaye PStlsned IN
tAe,ai9tn." -.
sss4s -
Giicra.ssrla ZIatIp lInasrrEzz2er.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19

authority by article 81 to carry them into ex-
rcan IN he may fnfoend until the pieafcre Of the
Pref dent Of the Uniled States Gao be knovo |,
which fofpcnion together with copies Of the
proceedings of the court martial, the fiid officer
ih,ll n nciia,eiy ra,fnit 20 III: Pfefient for
his discrimination. And the colonel or com.
m,ndiog officer Of tn. reg cment or gatrifon where
any reg, mental or garrfon court martial Ihall be
held nay pardon or mitigate any punilh nent or.
dercd by fuch cour, 10 bc inflicted.
(ro BE cosTiRUED.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19
BY THE LAST MAILS.
PHILADELPHIA, June {

HfL TIE I1FIlIFNs JuIFS 70
Arrived, yeferday, ihip jupiter,
Hartley, from Liverpool-on the 27th
was boarded by the Leander, ,Whitby,
who prefed from on board the Iupit-
er, John Thomas, born in New York,
and had protection and put on
board in his Gead, Spaniard, pril.
oner of war, taken 4 months ago,
bound from Laguira for Cadiz. The
Spaniard was on board the Leander at
the time OF the murder of Pierce, and
fays the ihip is again bound on a
cruize of New-Y York.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19

When a man reads a Britifh newt
paper, it is preciCely as if he faw the
iun through cloud. He knows it is
iomewhere, but in what point of the
horizon he cannot afcertain. 1t is iult
10 with the truth through the foul
medium Of the Briiilh prefs. We
know it exits but how, uhen or
where--time, place or cir:umaance,
it is itnPofibie to determine.
Cbroqiclg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19
New YoRK, June 9.
Mn0lcre at Care Francois.


We learn from captain Dodge, Of
the Schooner Mary Ann. who arriv-
ed here yeaerdsy, in '6 days from
Cape Francois, that on the I4th and
18th of May, a general Mahacre Of
all The remaining white inhabitants of
Cape. Francois took place, and it w as
faid generally, throughout that part Of
this ill.iated Hand unL,r the domin-
ion of DeHalines.
The particulars Of this tragical ev-
ent are briefly lheie
Some time previous 10 the I4th of
May, the greater part of the white
French Inhabitants of Cspe-lrancois
were ordered, under fome pretence TO
fort about 8 leagues from the town,
and there confined. On the night of
the 18th the Ieiidue of theie unfortu.
nate people, amounting &c about 80,
were i(rangled in their beds, by order
OF the emperor; the blood. thirty vii.
lains, not content with this, plunged
their bayonets in their bodieS-man-
Cling them in horrid manner. They
then pIundered the houles of thofc
unfortunate people, who had thus
fallen victims 10 the avarice and cruel
~ of the black emperor-On the 5th
it was reported at the Cape, that thofe
Of the Inhabitants that had been ient
TO the fort, had been put to death in
the moN cruel manner, and their bod
les treated with the greatef indignity.
BosToN, June D.
The news from England is to TIE
fecond of May. It appears that AuC-
t-ia has permitted the panage of the
French TO Dalmitia, through the Ger
man territory : There cannot there
fore be new war between Aullria &
France. On the other hand, there
feems to be perfect understanding
amongtt all the continental powers,
except Sweden and Rullia, and they
mutt be quiet.
Thofe who know any thing of hif-
tory, know that the Hanove,ian con.
neetion in Holland and Germany has
been the true caufe of many wars in
Europe during the lait century. But
" bleiled are the peace makers"-
there has not been fngle important
lnealure taken by the French govern
ment, which has not been preceded
by an offer of peace to the world -
and this from their manly acknowl-
sdgement of American Independence
in 1873, to the lalt offer to The Brit.
I'm government on this fubjeSt, after
the Victory of Auiterlitz and the peace
of Prefburg.
Every thing the Britilh now do.
finds ready execute in the deceptious
idea OF its neceflity to their "felf.pref.
frvation." They feize on American
commerce without even porter's ia.
lutation of-by your leave gentlemen.
They blockade BY proelama.ion-they
'mprG(5 cur tfLosO-eifizfns with or with.
out projections, by ,houlands-they
Murder by fyitem in oMr o.vn sc0.ert,
and call it eb1nee-and they 0rrea and
affMn eVery 7sgei bound to any port
of Europe, Of the impediments TO
which no perion in America could
have had the lealt intimation.
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NEW PLAYS,
f0, Sale BY RoBRRr GRAY, Boek/eller,
King Street.

rhe Ocean Spectre, entire new, grand Meo Dramas
in five a&s.
The Venetian Outlaw, Drama in five acts.
The Sixty third Letter Asuacai Farce.
The VIII Tor the DEED, Comedy in three acts, by Tho
mae Dibdeu
Too Many Cooks, MuGcal Farce in two acts, by +
Kennedy, author Of Rafting the Wind, Matrimony;
&c. Ks ~
Family ouarrel,, Comic Opera. in three ats. by r
Di5den.
ON HAND
Cars Northern Sunlner.
s-.-.s2 Stranger ~ Trance.
Wakefield Family Tour through Great Britain and
Ireland
Pcrufylvani Farmer.
GiEorsi's ref icnce II france,
Mavo's Vsyaccs and travels, twenty.four vols (ca!3
-=--~-- Uaistfla tlifory, twenty five vols (boatd9
Stsct Britllh Claiics thirty nue vols. (tai9
Anacharlis travels four vols (caf and g;it)
Pinke tons 2iodern Geography two Wis ard A:lafs.
1iudas continuation OF the iilfsly % Eugaad from
the Revelation to the accelivn OF King George tbs
iecond, two volumes, folio
Gibbons c}Srlihc and al! OF the Rcrnan Empire.
Furgaen's Rome
Ria's An,ieht titosy Ten vols with raps aid Plates.
4ooes tra si4tion Of Orlando urn Lon. the ltalIan;
Of Ludovico Atio0o, five vols. (c4if gllt3
Reg;led Code OF Virginia s>s.
Debate Of h virginia Convention, the adoption Of
the Federal ('oni,itutiln.
Heniug's New Virginia Ju9ee.
Letters Ct Curtius by J,ka lhompfon, Of Pste'tbulg
Letters ef the BritllhSTy
Memoirs of the Life and Writings OF DR.. Darwin.
Dar>yns Temple Of IA are.
Az exsenive aGortnleFt If EneGh and Latin School
Books. B4uk account books, Playing Cards, Paper
1angngs, 3eationary, &c &c.
NJ b. Book binding of every de-
fcryeidn lone hort notee and on reaioiabe cerms
February a..
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N . 7 / C. z.

NECSE Citizens who arc oein.Cuen;s under
a the law for the fpesdy cxrmguiireDt Of
Are. ale he rchy notified, ,has ,tt law VIII be en-
forced on all thofe who fhaii neglea to provide
themleyes wi h nc ,cqniGtc number OF BUCKETS
b.fo,e the Rrit day Of way next: Tits is the
exp.t(i crle~ If Camel maze the l5tb fnRaxt.
That ma peflsu may nc ignorant OF the rsqei.
Grcs of the law, ! hegc !poiJ'n the soi!owiug OK.
tracts.
q =. Every proprietor Of any dwelling houf or
aore hoi!t, !flali provide as many he buckete of
coed S!rathtr, each containing Two ard bali
Pa,tons, as fhati bc eeua! IN tuJhbsr to the tto,
RIGS in fach hcu'e: /; the proprietor relics unt
of town the occup'tr may pfoyfdc them and de.
du6l the expcn@e the1eot opr Of he rcnt. ! he
buckets Ruf he numbered. ard thc rsa,e of ahe
prppfictors psinttd thereon, Under thr psnaity OF
One Da!lGr: Aad if tie. peinii chem to be
ufea for any ciIrrr pgfPoie than the ckio4aifh.
merit Of Ese, ,hs fame penalty. a regle6t 10
provide buckets in the n amer above deit,ibeG,
viii 9ubjett tbs deli qscnts ~ a fa: Of eae Del
lar per month iar earh butkrt not r1 W!ded "a
aforefaii. livery new dwelling In Me or fore
hoaGc mut be iuroltflsd in the manter above de.
fcsibed, within two morths sEtys lnth hpuirs are
nceuped, or the ike penalty of Ore DolIas pss
month WI attach for ntgiet:
John Vaudeville,
Superintendent Of Police,
! February "a, COS
TO RENT,
The Dwelling HOUSE at prelcni
occusied by Williams Sanford The ilpIie IS 9
,ommcdious and handiomeiy Gtuatcd, with eve
| ~ nceeGary OH, he,ife, ard has hsaf.i~me gas-
den IN high cultivation. Apr!Y ~
MIR. Thomas Pfeiton, or
| Thomas Sanford.
/ oaobsg p. assoc
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N O T C E.

The fublcriber wiihing to engage
IN bufncfs Tor tas en(uins ieaiosl. will do az
carp.piers' wefk, and raessc ia faYn,ent.wet
- l.ty goods for one hais The amount 81 work
3on,rattcd FOR. r. @. Ia44NPi4IEG.
--tuug iS. os2
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Fo r S al E,

A Negro Woman, who is an eSs
r!lenS hori, ffsant. WIKI he, iva GhD1ren:
nc one ma.c, The oths- tcpaiei
jao. rs; k.fants u Tie Pliater,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-01
nc daEW e&pSI95 IT 11ss's'5'V''e9 =
aOcHmsaa5 Of FALL GOODS
OF. %. d'f
Didolution of Copartnerihip.

THE Copartnc,fhip hit'ley.e iuhGaing uard Ger
ths aTm of ,ygt5b Riddle s Co. Of Alexs 9dT'a,
was a;Foigsa the Grit tAant, BY nufv al con-
fsnt; Al peylons that aEc in4eStss %, or that
have claims on he ismc, are reQacitsd t. cone
forward and ettle,s as II is derahle 70 eIase the
concfyn as foon as pelnh!e. Thofe whtc &C
eoaotS are Of loag &anding are particularly re
qpeltet 10 attend 90 this noilce, and hiake
payalcnss TO ci,hcr Of The in5tcrihess.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
Ot Aisxsndlia
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore,
Sertcr,be, IS. II
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SATURDAY, MARCH /, 1906,
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLlC DALE.
By virtue of deed of truf made.
by Jetrpb Neah TO the fuptcriber, for The puf.
.po!e q securing the p.y mcnt OF a fun Of ii oney
shc7ein .a,.ed, TO Peter Shtfea I Nil expoic 10
fac er cstll} a. ths fit siiali, ID Tie 'owi.
OF A'exsodtia,en Tastaey tbe stb dry q Atafe6
8ss., al oar o'eJ5tk,
I'm Acre Of Ground,
Lying on tie loalh iiie u Dskc itreet, and
bounded by Feif, Hamilton, s!d ytoi!r lanes,
IN the fuburbs Of h;exanirias-
John Dunlap, Trgl'ec.
Fchroary AZ,
PIaiiler OF Paris.
A few Tons now landing, and for
Sale by RI (
John @. Ladd.
February a6.
We are we'll equipt for Plough.
ing, Seeding and narrowing. Ap-
ply 10
Edward H. Jacobs. or 8
Cuthaert Harris.
February 26. DOT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05
NENY.NRLEANS. Nnu- Q


On the 30th ultmo, his exccllencv Co
vernor Ciaibore received official dispatches
from Natchitochcs.
We learn that General Wilkinson had
posted detachment Of troops az the .4dais,
ana contemplated establishing his Head
Quarters at that flace
The Spanish army continued on the West
Bank of the Sabine; but were daily in the
habit OF violating the territory of the Uni
ted States by crossing the Sabine with
light armed parties.
we also learn, that the Captain Gene
raj (oalcedo) of the Province of Texus,
had directed to be released three Ameri-
cans OF the names of Shaw, Irvine, aud
Brewster, who were arrested at Bayou
Pierre by the Spanish Governor Harrara,
and sent prisoners to st. Antoine.
The arrest and detention of these citi-
zens were demonstrated against BY COVER
nor Claiborne and their release dc.aand-
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

cordias!y J6taca during TIC sisias or
ffe coart. 1T thio tain q INK ar. Burr
attended 6y dis c5u&eiZ, aimee 'cH "a court.
el;- HUfr addressed fhr coWrt, sand said
mat hGriag sDidei-sfood, jf.st 40 ,ic 9rcs o.
dontt to iraUc re State, thai certain char
ges had eenfrcf5ri.ed against him, ne had
eomc from LeaiIgsoH TOR me ftt.Tfose Of
regffcStiar thai on immediate inUes,i. sofio,r
might be had. Mr.. DdUeiss, ne district
attorney said, ttat he zvas not hrehared
TO go tf:to an in,1Hediats fnVesfigGtfon b9fore
me grand jury, e. d naoved thai they st,o1iiG
BE- disniS8cd ANIL the .WtdHsSdap .foYofv-
ing 10 !siUe him on 2hfortunity; ~ thc moan
h17c, 10 summon his avifnesSes. The eourt
granted fhe motion. On H'eGne5ay ME
conrs met. Cffhirteen witnesses sumt,oi,-
ed, tzveLve Ghhearsd The only obsenf
spitness zras q mcm6cr Of the. legislature
Of The Indiana territory, then said TO be
sitting. The grand jury fkczyisr attended
In this stage of The business Mr. OpUciss, r.
Is said, zyisho.t assigning any reason, IN
formed tie court that he svgs NOT Er-efar-
cd 10 CARR the case before tag grand Jn1-y
end moved thcir dileharge, urIich Gccor-
dinghy took fiace. 40 reasons are assigned
far this most ertraordinary course Of fro
ced'ure.--Our informant ADDS !hGt she ata1e
Of the hubHc mind in Kentucky qva8 fran-
gull, and not a Voice 7uas heard IN Javor-
Vstfaratioa.
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the United States for the district OF Ken
lucky, made a motion 20 the Federal court.
now in session at CHS place, fora process
to bring before the court col Burr late vi
president of the u. 5. (who was then a.,
Lexington to answer charges 81 ited in an
affidavit, made by the attorney, that he was
well informed and verify believed, that Col
Burr was forming an expedition (and pur-
chasing stores, sc for that parpose) against
some of his Catholic maiesty's colonies now
in unity with the United States. The
court, however, no doubt from the impor-
lance of the subject, ordered grand jury
to be summoned, before whom / suppose
the attorney will prefer an indictme nt.
Ihejur was sworn to day, and ordered by
the court 10 appear on "Wednesday next, b.
which time the attorney is to produce the
evidence in support thereof Should the
grand jury find true bin, it is probable
that an immediate trial will be had, as col.
Burr has come to town for the purpose of
meeting che charge. The .huriHary.
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NOTICE.

a LIZ persons that have any just claims
L L against the estate Of Francis Rice, dec.
of the county of Prince Edward, are re-
qucsted to come forward and make it known
to nc as quick as possible-snd al per-
sons that are indebted to the said estate
are requested to come forward and make
immediate payment, as the 81 tusticn of the
legatees is such that they Cannot give any
Indulgence.
ISHAM RICE, Ear.
October Goth, 1906. lw
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KENTUCKY.
Ky. Washingfon, Nor

KENTUCKY. darlington, hop. IS.
Ecfracfs from letter dated Frankf9rt,
.NoU. 8fh, 1906.
GA letter received by a gentleman here,
from general Wilkinson, of recent date,
mentions his having captured sixty muics,
thirty of which were loaded with silver,
together with their escort and that he
was on his march to meet the Spanish ar
my, and was then within \ small distance
Of them, and although his number Of men
was FAR inferior 20 those OF the Spaniards,
he felt confident, if an action ensued that
lie should defeat them.
con Wednesday last, the attorney for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

7 AIKEN m by Samuel W. VenqbIe, athi.
fl(antGIion near Prince Edward COURT
house, Il BARRON, about year old his
coioris mostly zvhite, 6ut has a number Of
back &fofs he is mark,d NTH a CROP in the
ieff ear, ard a sir and uuderkecL la the
right. Attracted 10 tIgenty-three shik-
Hngs. vSt
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HENLNG u MUNFORD's
L crm Reborfs,

A RE nov in the press, and the first num-
n Der, will certainly be ready for deli
very before the rising of the General As
sembly after which time, the subscripti-
on Will be closed, and the price to non-sub-
scribers encreaSed one fourth.
Richmond, Sd Dec. 1906. WIT
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NORFOLK, Nov. 90.

We arc sorry to announce, that the
schooner Dispatch. Butter, from New-Yorh
for this port, is ashore near Currituck IN
ict-The cargo, consisting principally of
salt, and vessel, it is supposed will be lost
She went on shore on Tuesday last.