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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-30
Wogsojon's aromatic Tooth Pate,

For the lcurvy in the teeth and gums, and Cox
whitening and prefcrviug she teeth Itiikewhe
takes ofail dilagree able inells from the breath,
which generally arifes from icorbutic: gums ard
bad teeth. This pass is mach in ufe, and high.
ly eeeened by all thofewho value the nsfarvati.
on of their teeth, i. may be applied at all times
with the greatea fsfety.h II is neatly put up III
pewter boxes with paper direaions.t Price 50
cents a box.
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May (.
This is to give Notice,

-T>HAT the fubicriber, Of Alexandra coun.
/ ty, Ia IL: diasitt of Columbia, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of iad county
letters OF administration or The perional e&ate of
,Tohu of, ienicr, late Of the county aforeiaid,
deceaied all perfons having claims agaiaa shel
faid dsceaied, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof to III: iuofcriber, oe
OF before the 9Th day Of October resr; or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit OF laid
ettAtc.se Given under my hand this t5th day OF
April, 1906.
Rebecca Yoit, Adm'x.
AprilAi7. 2awlot" :,
N. b. All per(ons indebted to the above ef,.
tate, are requeaed to make immediate payment
70 the adnin,h4atriy
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Spring Goods.
+. & M. SCHOLFIELD

have jgf ,seeiosd,
A large and genetai aEortment Of G oo6,
lpitaple to the feafon, which they win e
al moit reduced prices fer ee@ only, q -.
notes negotiable in the bark Of Aiszandns's
81 emitting Of fde tolloaving Aratkt
CUPERFINE, CLOTHS
~ Eirt chop long nankeens
Do. do. Mort DO.
Do. do. blue do.
Cotton eaHimeres
Gurrahs, baftas
Cofah>, .lannas
Plain and laced cambria
Do. ard Rgured lepoes
C.cfs. bard Italian Giks
Shsmbray mullins, an1rled
Laced csmbiic haw!s
Figured ienoe lhawis
Pain and crols.bar'd cambria lhsvIs
Bruwn and white plaril!as
Shifting cambria
Dowlas
German meeting
n.; va g,a
CaI st 10, aAo'se
Ss. :. "i'a'y
N".A, 80. an - soe'
I Isans 70" f"''''''
Silk and KID glovea
. safness, aft r,ed
kngihh iewl' e fiiks, afoit'd
hsaaS' S1ossso
Elm VI '''' ''oe g." 0''"' '""11''0S
pjh1'9, '1 aG',sra
(. c.r..s
u,. and B,i,;lb hook mullins
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-30
N O T l C E.

-x~ HEfubferi,:er will rent thehoufc on fa"s
4 Greet, near Doke freet, lately oceuPFsss ~,
Mr.. lanes Fl. Hooe. Apply to MI. w u
Tueker.--As fome perfon has reported IN" RI
hou!e is liable for back rents, the following M
tiGcate, from Mr.. Nathaniel c. Hun'e,'1 d
ooeinal proprietor of the lott who is'' S ,t
houfe and Ies TO me on an annual grsu,.uu %
proves, that there is no truth IN TIC y"
port. 10
dT / hereby acknowledge, to have ree'I|s
the gronnd.r rents due on lot, in the town y,
lcxaDdria, on Fairfax. ftreet, lesled Of S.be.
DR.. Stephen Cooke, up 20 the Sd day Of ~
airy 1905. ,,,1rsR.
Oaober /, 1905. dec. Io.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-30
2Isa rscslved idireet from the patentses, ard
f. o r SALE B z
JAMES KENNEDY, JUN.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines:
Dr.. RawJon's Antl-Ball ll aaa
StomacheJSBatters.
REFoARED BY
THO M II S II. r Il w S q ~,
Msrsbe, Of the Connecticut Medicsi Soc1ety.

. ~
.T@HESE Bitters have undoubtedly hid the
raott rapid fale of:aay Patent Medicine 8. 6.
yer before difcovered, and are jnaiy appreciated
or their fineular and uncommon virtues toI re.
BORING weak and decayed contributors, and all
thattrain Of complicated complaints 70 common IN
the fpring and tall fcafons, fuch as ixfe,mittaa'
Fsvsys and Tyres, leag. Axtzmnal fs~sfi, ~.
nateries, sc. They are alto ysry pleaiapt BIT
tcs for common ufe, and where they are knowa
they have taken the place and fupercedea the use
of all other hitteIs in public houiesas well al IN
private famiiies.-Price SO cents box.
DR.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.
The great fae and increaGng demand tor 'hele
valuable pills for thele twelve years Patt, be-
foeak their ntfiniic worth. They have proved
lihgula,ly caicacious in -9I'ioas ard 1f'losv it.
vey,, Jaavdict, lead aaebi, D2fstsr'ti, 6'"'ea'
Lb,lir, ce9ivexe6, Fenell emblaiett, 90.
The very gscat demand and high eiteem ~
which thefe pills are held througho'S the United
States and the Wes Indies, has Induced many TO
counterfeit thefn the parchaleris requsfted TO
oblerye thar the name of Saniuel Lee, Jun. ltoe
pstentee) is affixed TIC each bill OF directions IN
his own land writing, or they wilinot DC gena.
Inc Price SO cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-30
I BREWERY FOR SALE.


rEe He lubfciioer will fell all his interett in
4 that ex,cnGye. BREWERY In Alexan.
dria, which he now occupies; OF which there
is eleven years CT an unexpared icaie to come
from September next.
This Brewery is on an cxtefaivc plan, having
two COPPER Boilers of 1860 and 500 gallons,
and every working usenEl complete, With alt
HouGe, Kiln and Mil.
70 the capisalIfe this concern offers every ln'
dacemens, who is Killed himiels, or canpfocsre
psrfon killed in brewing as the bnhneis may
be extended 70 as TO become extremity xalua-
bic.
Propofais will De received TO siic hra Of July.
Every neceaaty information may De had, md
lettes po& paid attended tc, by applying TO
Thomas Crufe.
May (. dtw&zaw,f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-30
Or. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir
=Gr. Cougk Dyobs,

For Coughs, Colds, ARhnas, fpisting ofb]ood,
aad all difsafes Of the iHxs,. It's merits aands
rarivailed. Price SO cents a bottle.
Dr., Cooley's Rheumatic Pills,
Price SO cents box.
:IIinkley's Infalllble remedy for
the Piles.
Price SO Gents Bog.
Very particular directions accom- panying each
of thefe valuable medicines.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-30
DR.. Rawfon's Worm, Powders.

A medicine which for efficacy and fafety ini,s
opera ton tands unrivalled. The moa anthem
ticated proofs and reipcaaole' authorities OF its
aaoaiihing virsaes, and furpriGng effects, in sz-
irene and alarming cafes of worms, may be teen
at the place of fale. Price 50 cents packet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-30
has kkeyaie for Sale,

Hs@has zakewsle for Sale,
A general aaortmens Of Drugs, Patent ME.
aicines, Shop furniture and Walls; a few hand.
fome Hall Lamps; Indian Shades; proof yials,
tEaence of Spruce Patent Backing; Madeira
and Sherry wine; black batIes in hesheads;
Paints gronnd in oil: and few barrels Flax
feed. Oil, WHICH he will fell on reatoRable terms
or cath, or TO ppnsansl cuaomevs On a hort
credit.
= ar A generous aLowsscc will be made to
sAofe who Purchalc TIE above Msdisiae, by the,
dozen
March a. Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-30

.Ir. KaWfon's Itch Ointment.
a certain and fate application for that aifa-
,gr.eable complaint called the ITCH. Price AZ
cents BOX.
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:. BROKERS' OFFICE,
And Comu551son Store.
A. Undo,

fakes the liberty of informing the public, mat
HE HAS OPENED A
BB9osex5 C6Feesand ConsmlDlon Store,
At,he corner Of Union and King itreets' *,
NK7HERE he will be.happy to render
" his feryees in th5fe branches OF buiineis' Eye
ry pecies of public Rock, merchandise, lands houes
lots and veaels will be BOuGfl and SOLD on coal
aiiien. Rsalonabe advances will DC mace on eofi.gh
meuts and accep,anees will Be given when fueh coagn
ments are accompanied with ordeys TO fell to meet the
paynenss All kindsof produce and merchandise re-
ee:ved on forage at the 'CuGon.ary terms
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-30

sco bbls. wanted on freight 70 !! Nor.
folk, and 400 ditto on freight TO Rich
mond or Petersburg. Isrw5 mi 3s
vexy moderate.
Apply to
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He bas, at pyslsst, for Sale,

he Dd3i aE,p,!7s17s ] 07 oa7e, =
A firft rate fgentaeman's) Servant,
young, likely, active and healthy, and ray be
hid on trial. To fave trouble, his price |. 900
dollars, eaG1, or approved endotfed notes, nego.
tishIe in bank, at 60 days., with intereR aedsd.
Wanted 70 Hire,
A Boy or Girl, abnnt IL years old.
April IS. I.
$: N. B. FLOUR bought and fold
at half ger cent oomniiiion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-02
BOSTON, December 25.

BY the Louisa, which arrived on Sum
2ay from Liverpool, we have received OUT
files of London papers 60 che 9Th Novem'
Der.
An expedition sailed from the Dowus
the stu November, destined to cooperate
with the allied arms on the continent. u
consisted OF a body of artillery, six British
regiments, and the German legion about
1900 men. Burrard ana
Moore were to command columns Of these
,roops.
The strange couducr Of gen. Mack hs'
been as severely ridicuIed by the French
as il has been execratsd by the AustrIaa'
aud English. 10 consequence of his CAPT
,u!s,ioa The arcaduke Charles to prevenI
being surrounded !; had been necesstaso
10 gait MS strong position on the AdIgel
and 70 retreat TO the Fagfamento, near tn'
confines of italy and Aus,rla: where he wa,
taking measures to make vigorous stanu
against Massena. By this movement inc
French have the entire command OF tn'
Venetian states,
Our faith in the complete accession O
Prussia to the coalition against France
not fully established. The conduct OF nc,
monarch is as vet inexplicable. At Our ia,'
dates he had collected four very formIdao''
armies commanded By his ablest genera,
& bad placed them in positions where tns y
nay best annoy the French grand army,uD
der Bonaparte should it attempt to e
proach Vienna. The strongest army ""
in Franconia; lamountins to 10000 pru.
siaas, Saxons, and Hessiausl was not ~
.ry remote from the Lett faux Of the Efsas'f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-02

tlepcaens wer: thus psnned s7 tog ssner,
the corporal armed himself With par OF >.
pistols, and rope under his cost, sat cit
for Lncas's camp, the iigntlof which was IN
sight, SAYING he would go and tie Lucas.
lie was gone about quarter OF an hour,
when he came running back much OUT OF
5rea,h & exclaimed. 3 Blastthe Indian he.
wanted 10 shoot me with his arrow y soon
after the Indian came up; the corporal
took his gan and presented II at the Indian
who replied, /" You had best be easy for |
am not child, you may thank me that you
are here now" The corporal then spoke
TO the indiaa, told him he was sorry tor
what he had done,it was in a passions SHOOK
hands with him, SIC.
The Inian, who was an Yattassee, then
told the deponens to tell the corporal that
he (,he Spaniard) had wanted to take Lu-
cas-, but if he had taken him he should not
have tied him or taken him off. The lndl-
an afterwards related to him, the dePonent
how the corporal came to the ire where
Lucas and himself were encamPed. Lucas
saw him coming and rose up the corpo-
raj called to him and told him he wanted TO
speak TO him; Lucas saw kim armed and
discovered the rope he had and retreated
few steps from the fire; the corporal told
him to stop, or he would shoot him; and
Lucas told him he would not stop, and ran
of. The Indian at the same moment
drew his bow to shoot the corporal, who
likewise ran and hid himself in the corn
field. The deponent fursher saith, that
while he was imprisoned in the horse pen
with the horses, the Indian came into the
pen to him, and staid with him the remain
der of the night. Some time IN the night
he proposed to the depenent to assist him
and they would tie the two Spaniards and
take off the horses but il he was afraid to
attempt that, he the Indian, woHld kill
them both ifthe deponent would consents
it.
The deponent farther says, that the next
morning the Spaniards sat Oft, with him &
all the horses, for De Soto's house, and as
they were gong by Mr.. Pisos's house, on
their way, he requested leave TO go IN 10 get
a drink of water, and made hrs escape out
Of the back door, bid himself in cotton
field, from thence into thicket, where he
remained hid Till night, leaving horse, sad
die, and bride at Mr.. Pisot's gate, which
two Spaniards took off.
In the evening he came into Mr.. Pisot's
house; Mr.. Pisot gave him some victuals
and advised him to make the best OF his
way for Natchitoches, for the Sps.lards
were determined TO catch him, and had
given him positive instructions to take
him fhe could, bind him and bring him TO
the guard and that they had started off all
the horses for Nacogdoches. The dePo
neDt set off Immediately and travelled all
night, avoiding as much as he could the
main road, understanding that there were
Spaniards posted on the road to way lay |
him. About al hour before day light he |
arrived at Mr.. Doley's and found the Spa
nisrds had arrived there with all the hor- |
ses before him, and ceniinel guarding |
them, his own horse among the rest. |
Further the deponcnt saith not.
Signed,
his
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properly OF tHc United States. add
isuadc myself .ha. on their passass /
! way of Mobile, no duties Will b. ~.
or interruption offered BY the author, ;s'
Spain. s
beg leaveto remind your excel
that bya treaty between the United 9.
and his Catholic Majesty, they are ~
ally bound to RESTRAIN the Indian, -,
their respective limits, from comm.
hos,ilities against the adjacent set.lsns
of either power. The prosperity ~
fore, of the factory at for, ST. Ssephs,,
interesting to both our nations, sinc.
inheepee which the American govern
may acquire in the Choctaw council,
be used MOI only 10 secure peace aud !,
y to our own frontiers, blu, TO tie dom.
ons Of his Catholic majesty.
Accept assurances of my gsra, rtssa,
and high consideration.
Signed
WILLIAM C. C. CLAIBoRN|
His excellency governor Folch.
lohy of a letter fran Governor Fokh, !
governor Claiborne, dated
NEw.ORLEANs, March IS, 1sa]
SIR,
In order to answer your letter Of the "a
inst. with due proprlety, and according n
the spirit of the royal orders prevailing ID
the subject. consulted the intendant, M.
John d. Morals, who has siven me b.
opinion in the following terms:
My opinion, sir, respecting the PAM,
culars related in governor Caiborne's lets
to you, is, that we cannot deviate from
the order given to US by his Catholic ma
jesty, which have transcribed to you d
my last of the 9th inst. Forthe same ms
son, when his excellency, general Wilkp
son, requested to allow the pass Of ts;
American vessels, one in the spring, til
other in the fall, which | did not grant, an
his majesty approved my conduct and caus
ed the treaty to be carried into execu
ton"
These circumstances will convince yov
excellency, that it is not in my power !
comply with your request: however,
will represen, the case TO the king, and ID
form you Of the result as soon as possib;
Accept assurances of my respect az
consideration,
Signed,
F. VOLCH.
Ills exceAzeney GOV. Claiborne.
Extract of letter from Joseph Chamber
United States factor, to the secretary
war, dated
"Chacta1v Trading House,
Drill 1904
" 1t may not be improper in me to stat
that it will be impossible 60 continue tn
trading house on the river Tombigby, an
to afford 10 the Indians that friendly &C
commodation intended by the goverDmeu
without mourning certain loss, unless "
are speedily freed from the heavy exaco
ofjl2 per csu,um, demanded by the SPar
ish officers at Mobile, on all exports th
pass that post, and the same on import
making together nearly one fourth per Gel
tum.'
(To be continued.
-
BOSTON. December 25,
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Sworn before me.
sigreA, JOHN SEBLEY.
Eatracs If letter 6.oss gouerar0r WiAiam c.
c. Claiborne, to the secretary q zOa5, dat.
ed
NEw-OaLrAks, Mareh IS, 1905.
SIR.
10 consequence Of letter received
from Mr.. joseph Chaabers, the. United
States factor at fort ST. Stepens, informing
NE that he bad quaniiiy Of psl.ry, &c.
ready for expof,aiion, and desiring that 7!
wou!d make arrangements wi;H tie Spanish
authorities 10 secure to articles 10 and froEa
the factory passage free from interrap:on
or duties, addressed 10 the governor OF
West Florida [who is now in this cpy)
letter, of whjca the inclosei, No. /, is
copy, and on this day received IN answer,
of which No. 9, is copy. From these
Documents sou will discovar, tina, the In
terest of the factory is, in measure, SUBJ
jectea to The caprice of Spanish Oil.
GER"
'Coby Of a letter fran Govern0r Claiborne,
to gouerner Folch. .dafed,
Nav ORLEANS, Aarch IN, 1904.
SIR,
The President of the United States,
with view 10 preserve a good understand
ing with the Chocsaw Indians, has esta.
blished factory, or trading house at fort
St, Stephens, on the Tombecbee. The
goods transmitted to this factory, and the
Retry, sc. exported therefrom, are the
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NO CT Me NJ rs

4,xampan.6ug message frors tse President
Of n, U,ited States : Comprising at full
jsasyth, al the papers not previously insert
81 IN the National Inteiligencer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-02

The subscriber being duly sworn inter-
prefer of the French language, doth here
by certify, that the foregoing declaration
of Francois Grape is truly interpreted and
translated.
Signed,
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his
FRANCISH ROBAN.

Sworn before me.
Signe1, JOHN SEBLhf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-28
BY TIE rip 0hiver Eyfapor.b from Lirersooi
HOUSE OF COMMONS. w, 90

HOUSE OF COMMONS. Jan. 2s.
Lard Csfirreagb, BY command of 5i, aa;,e..
arct~fed fbc freral frs nsi-s svi.b iorr;en eosy.
err, alluded TO in the pereb deli1erei on fbr I'm
"ier Of fhe Etlfoa. '"''
lord CyFttreagb then. in a Ibeeeb of sonsa,.
rabh length. called tie attention of t6> bonE >,
ne communicating jaR made. TbyS ereye f,sc.
res ana ai3J Of @eeslfog. II -epos r-ytoiul, h,
SoHe roat ea'fy paper eonnrt'ed sVif, The A;e,.n-
on q f@f great f'"n/daion Rouid BE nbon r..
f"sh, ar. he SvnT rorfatmt IRE arroyo-,,.,..
7vlre5 had been made, evouM be towrd k;obj,
frfhf0tAe TO THE honour Of fbe nation, and "a ~.
Jcetnst ff6s country. He qvas FIRE, hoave,n,.
f'"f t6r hoge svoHla be jssfbie there s.as a de-
gree farhe"cy reqWffe in expefng to tie svorH
fhe peculiar ftnati0n ofleqerai of tbe oos,,.rs ~
Europe, "ndfbat JHeb a di,sloflre svny ;ueo,r,s,
h6ie aoitb found policy, or.t6af reJse9 syb;.b
o"g5f TO be entertained for tbeje pszvsr,. W.
information, eubercfore, no7v laid ON tbe tobi,.
IoGi o. teHt 6eIeripfion, svkieb avouI moi Hkri,
lnn a0'f1i" hoe line Of debate svLicb svonI enG,e.
!. oe '1Do man teafHes oftbs eontf1traey qvrre
and bozv far the Ripulafion5 oftbe treaty boS be-,
|f"5hHsd ~ Aa8ria. Tbe .tailure oftbe plan did
not broerrd from rifler Rnfa or tbi, Country (, a,
~ zoe N ofOaober AaRria au0J to bn1e in IN.
te'd 100000 men. Neither sva5 The pIau d.,,;nI
BY RnEa or Great Britain but left 6Iei, to duc
IRA. 7I, mobile Lord then, at great kngts, rs-
planned all tbe eHuisI Of tbe failure oftbe eose.
Iercc,' and concluded BY moving, tbaf tbe t.,sers
do lie on fbe table. 3~F''
ar. Grey and Mr.. Fox /aid each G f,,v evoy,i.
ON Is,1e Of The poinfI Rated.
Lord Ce8AerTagb tbrn proceeded, bu-a.ant =,
n0''fe, TO moOe tie thanks etfbe boxJf to Adnirnf
LORD CoH'"ysVood, Lord Nortbeye, and Sir RhS.
ard SfrAebnn 10 tie Capfains, O6frsrt, isan,eo.
and marines in the tsoo ,glorioss a9ion5 ortb.
lgIpyoa0der and 4tb Of November. The Noble
LORD Paia n1any high compliments TO tie e5arne-
frT ans eoHanS Of Lord NelIau, and the other
Ad'nirHl'' in a 1e!y long peeeh, snd concluded bs
moving accordingly.
mr.. Laifehe5 pe0erday mo1,ed, that an sx,.5,.
H9d,f5 he pretf1ted TO BIS Majeq, praying tba.
e,' MGjee, svould BE graeioy9y pie.,i.d to dirrs
feat fbe ren'ain5 Of the late Right Ran. HTVisn,
f'f be inferred at tbs public charge, and .aa. a
monument be ereSed liz the Cburel OF ST. Pe,er',.
Wefminfer, exprelfve of.he national r.grrf for
me ,rTfearn6Ie leG cffbat exeel,rnt aatej;nSn,-
ana to allure bis Maisqy thai tbis H9ae asiN pro-.
S'iae for tae nees1aJ rsfeaee. Carried.
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Dometfie 5nteIltgeurs.
NATcHEZ, February Is,
From Nofrb;to15s,


For lone time paft the Spaniards have been
'.S'ng new petitions and drawing in near us.
hoout month ago they eftablhed A paft a.
pout IL miles from this town ON the Napado.
ches road, at Quindletes old place, as it IS cal.
led' and their patroles came within leapp- mr.
TWO OF Natchitoches, and it was general cir,
eu,atine report that they intended to take pcf.
, ~. OF all the country wet of Red river,
ne commanding officer at this place received
oroers from the Pre6dent of the u. States
Ie" Gays ago, to remove them by any mean.
that might be found neceffary, to the weit 6de
or Sabine river; the fnbfance of this order was
Immediately officially communicated TO the
commandant of Nagadoches, who returned
Tor aniwer that compliance with that order
on MS part, would not be confor mab!e to his
initruttons, and fgnified his intention 70 m ain
tam the petitions he had taken, &c. upop which.
early IN the morning of the 5th inf. captain Tur.
her' lieutenant Plat, eniign Duforet, and ss
men rom the garrif~r of fort Claiborne, y1re
detached for the purpofc Of removing all Sn,-
n',h ioidiers, &c. they meet with, to the other
noe o' oao'ne' and In cafe of reliance to repel
torce with force. They arrived carly In
the day at QuindIeties, where they found an
oihcer and 2s men, to whom marching orders
were Immediately given. A variety of unfuc.
ceisfui pretences were made ufe Of by the Spa-
niards to procure delay Gas was fuppofed, tilI
they were reinftsced they however without
offering any reiifance moved off. Capt. Tur,
ner remained till next morning ON the ground.
and after burning the houfe m,rched ON afte,
them, vixen to his furprife, found them again
s e., about ti"se fuiIes only from OuIn.
e'e"es, where they were moved from, t6e of.
nrer n'ii Offering frivolous executes for his flo,v
rru they were again farted, and taatsip
turner purified them clofe In their rear ,n'
wards Sabine, and no further iatelliren|s ~.
oeen received from them at the date of tbi,
Approximations are entertained that rhe s,,
n'ards may be reinforced and make f,nd IL
lore they crofs Sabine or If they fbonId
conh'ct NUT enfue; or If they l,euIJ ar
pear IN arms again on this fide the Sabine M
ceremony will be ufed with them thcy viii
eicaPe fighting only by their fpeed." W"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-28
WASHINGTON, March 81.

WE ditcharee the niournfni duty OF anuoun.
cling the death Of another revolutionary hero.
On Tuef1ay evening General JAMES JACK
SON, Senator from Georgia, drew his laft
breath, after long and painful illrefs. Leav.
ing the talk Of eulogy to other pens, we cannot
refrain from that exprefIion of regret, which we
are convinced, we feel in common with every
patriotic mind in America, at the lofs Of man,
Who, a hot in the days of peril. was Rillrcady
to exert his powers in the defence of his coun.
try's rights.
Aeratefui country has astefted its fenfe of the
lofs it has fuRained by the death of this diftiu-
guHhed citizen. Both branches Of the legifla-
ture have agreed to wear mourning for month,
and the Houfe of Representatives have, by an
unanimous vote, enrolled him on the liz of our
dhtinguiihed revolutionary patriots.
The remains of the General were yeiterday
:: inferred in the buryins ground at Rock Greek
Church, with military honours, accompanied
by long procefiion, competed of the military
in uniform, martial mufic, the mafons, the MEM
bers Of the two Houfes Of Congrefs, officers of
the Executive department, and citizens.