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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-06
WILLIAM HART.

O1boEisbs Sale Rcaf,
Il EEPS eonAantly on hand large quantity Of
N BOTI LED PORTER and ALE, which he
can recommend Of the fra quality, having purchs.
fed Ma. BiLLINoToN's ioes, and feeling every bot
tie 6lled himieh Families iupPlied with D,aGt BEER
by the barrel or retail.
Alto for cab or country produte only, general
aforiment of Groceries, among which are
Pine hsvord irsniUarent Rum Shrub.
Bohea Tea by the Chef or ID A quantity Of New
England Cheeie and few buiheIs OF iria Potatoes,
very cheap.
April %. et4w Seoawf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-06

All pcrfnns indebted to the late concern of SOB,
B1Aer q Co. are rcqueie make payrr .iit TO mr..
Rcsrt NfteSa, as he alone have authorized to grant
discharges Tor the fame.
VIM. Mckenzie.
April 10. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-06

ENTED-The Tenement where
eide, AMI poheihon given in time.
]. PENN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-06
GEORGE PoTTlE. aud

Hnerniss an ffs il, tie e,e4st,,s Of nh n1,c.,
Louiia, april s. - C,d .H ''-'''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
From tie Frederick Tpn Rerald'
NEW YORK FEDERALISM,

TT cannot be forge,sen, what ar'l's''
were .practiscd, aud csluss.,ies were c"Iu
lated few years slDceto excite 10 ~.
minds of tke people of Mex YORK s''p's s
ons ofihe designing v'ews osshoSe % "'' "a ~
they had coniied their gover%oSo' '1' -.
bring int power, snat pat;Y WE 80 IL.
clusiveiy appropriated 70 itself :ts 'NH' ".
ton OF Eriends Of ,hc People. = . -. b
w;,t,os. the nnost vpfeignsd q ;,n.
coed men 10 every part q the Gn'"s' ri RI.
ed the .illuMons which nr@p'''1a 80" ,al
peoals Of oas largest com@sfs'-' s"3
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12
Will be Sold

On Monday the 18th day Of December
sext, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, for Cash, Two LOTS IN the
town ofSmithneld, Jefferson County,
situate on the west side Of ths New
street, No, t, sc. adjoining Joseph
Jlone, Gt'rge Fry, and others, on
which there is erected Dwelling House,
a valuable Dissillery, &c. with never
falling stream Of water running through
said Lot the said Lot. &c. being con.
veyed to the subscriber in trust to secure
adebt due from jacob Kriok, to John
: = MOSES SMITH, T,u,.se.
November n, 1905. .'l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12
CHAP FALL and WINTER
GOOD. S.

THE subscriber respectfully inform,
his fncndsa and the public general
", that he has just received from Phila-
delphia. and is now opening, a hand
some assortment Of GOODS, suitable
for the present and approaching season,
which have been purchased at very redu.
eed prices. ndseleeted with care from
the latest arrivals he can therefore re-
commend them to his friends, and all
those who wish. to purchase goods on
reasonable terms, as they win be ,sold
unusually low for cash or approved Of
country produce. :: ~!
= THOMAS C. SMITH. !.
. Nartias5arg, .octsbss ~, iso6.=--
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE Tract Of LAND,
IA containing ! $50 acres, on B0ffaloe
Creek, 10 Monongalia County, Virginia,
j great proportion Of which is contained
In the forks Of said Greek, and extend.
ing below, so that considerable part Is
bottom Of excellent quality. L l. also
situated IN a fine grazing country, con-
venieptto the Mononsalia river, and
not far from Morgan.town. ~ H. i ':
Also 1000, the First choice ofastrac.
Of 64sT acres, on the waters of Rock.
tastle riter, In Knox County. in the
state Of Kentucky. The above Lands
viii be sold low, or leases given for q
term cfyears. For further information,
apply TO the subscriber, in Shepherds
Town, Jefferson County. e. IL, "a
= JAMES BROWN. /
=" December S, iBo6. 80 =. -:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12
NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims agaiuS.
IA the estate Of Angus NJ Donald, Eef
Hampshire County, deceased, are n
gain reques,edso bring them forward,
that arrangements may be made for pay
ment-o,herwiss they may be- excluds2
by law from any benefit Of said estate.
=. DANIEL FEPTER, Aam'y. 4
= Old Town. MARYLAND, I szf. :
: November 1, 1905. - szssl.l. II. i e
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12
~ f&i rsrsrDtsT or. Tak 6srrED
T. .safs \ sTATls or AMERICA, e +
5 A PROCLAMATION. y

Whereas infermsnstiioii lbs been fecsi.
we'd that sundry persons, citizens Of The
uuited States, or residents within the
same, are conspiriny and eoufedefasinE
together TO begin and set Oh foot pro-
vide and prepare, the means for 1 mill.
tary expeditions or enterprise against the
domiuions of Spain, that for this pur-e
pose ,hsysare 6tsing out aud larminG
sells lathe WESTERN waters ofthe United
States,s collecting provisions, arms, MI
titary stores, and other means, are de-.
eeisinR md ssdscins hone,t md well
meaning citizens under various preten.
ses, torengpge in their efininal enter.
prizes, are organizing, oficering and
arning themselves for the same, CONTRA
ry 10 the laws ip such cases made and
provided have therefore thoueht it
to issue this my Proclamation, warning
and enjoining all faithful citizers wli0
have been led without due knowledae or !
consideration TO participate ID the said
unlawful enterprizes, e withdraw from
the same without delay, and eofnmans
ding all persons Whatsoever, engaged of
conssFned 10 the same, 20 cease IN fur
ther procsedinss therein, % they viii
answer the contrary at their peril, md
incur prosecution with all the rigors of
the law! And I, hereby enioin and r..
|'qaire all ol6cers, civil and military, u
the United States, or any Of the states
or territories, and especially I'll COVER
nors, and other executive auth critics,
all Judges, justices apd other oiicers Of
the peace, al military officers of the ar
my on navy Of the u. States, and officers
of the militia, 70 be vigilant each within
his respective department., and aceor.
ding 20 his functions, IN searching out
and bringing TO condign puhishmelit, AZ
persons engaged, OF concerned ID such
euterprize, in seiziug and. OBTAINING,
subiec 70 the dispositions Of the Law, az
vessels, arms, military stores or other
means provided or providing for the
same, aud in general, in preventing the
carving on such expedition or snterpfize,
by all the lawful means, within their
power. and ! require I'll good and faith.
ul citizens, and others within the Uni.
ted States, to be aiding and assisting
therein, and especially in the discovery,
apprehension and bringing to justice 1t
ali such Offenders in preventing the ex-s
ecution Of their unlawful designs, and
in giving information against them 70 the
proper authorities. + 80 .. 80 "
Ia testimony whereof have caused
the seal Of the United Ssates to Sc.
e.: affixed tothese presents and have
:. ) - signed the samew;th my hand. -
fsxAtl Given &C che city Of Washinstnn
ON the twenty -ssventh day Of Noas
~ yember, o0esthousand eight hun-
$3.50 dred and SIX. and Id the year Of
, the sovsrefgnty andiadepsndsncc
- of the u. 8tases the thiry.Srss.
TIL. JEFFERSON.
= BY the president, sss&s
(Signed) JAaEs M ADisos,
7 = = r<.@rs--,-4z. ~ .Secrsaafa 81 Sfafs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12
FOR SALE. 80.
TRACT of LAND, cor

"A TRACT Of LAND. containing
n about 600 acres, one half Of which
10 cleared, the balance we'll timbered ;
aida considerable quantity of we'll wa
tered meadow. On the premises Is q
good Merchant Mill and Disrillsry, on
a neyerfailing stream of water, md In
sight of the Poton,ak river. This tract
can be divided into several diEsrent e.
nenents, with . Dwelling House and
Barn to each |; It i of the first rate lime
ftoae quality and Is situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia. on Potonak river, 70
piles from Martinsburg, q from VIII
Transport, and IS ffon MereefsSrg.
'ftis Ind win he sold together, or diyis
ded into two tracts, as may best suit the
PArehaass. "A good bargain win be 81
ven TO purchaser, ID the mill and one
half the laAd, On paying about two thirds
Of the purchase money in hand. For
terms apply 10 ths subscriber on the pre-.
misses. = - ~ d. .a7 500 1s,.1 r. t9.o
GEORGE NEWKfRK.
April 10, lsdS. - $ - I. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12

Groceries and Hardware,
All Of which win be sold on such terms
q must please the purchaser. ~
= =. -. p. NADENBOUSCH, g Co.
= Martinsburs, December S. 1906. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12
r. A LARGE and very EXTENSIVE
Assortment Of Suitable -
For the presen,snd approaching seasons,

= SA sAs~ p ~Ef-
: - !. just rreeipedf from Philadelphia,
and 6nished opening, are how offered
for sale by the subscribers, unusually
low in price, for Cash, Country Produce,
or on the usual credit to Punespsi Gus
toners. : 49, 8 s,'> s.
{ <..: 81. Their asseytmenf, in part, eansisis
49,. fhe fsl2oapiag aytieifs = =. =
400 Piece. assorted India Musin., I'M
commonly cheap,
$50 American and English Chint-
yes and Calieos, -~..--
So ~ Irish Linens, low priced,
go Assorted eeleured Flannels,
IS ditto, ditto Coatings,
10 coloured Planes Of a superior
quality, ~ -.- e----- - -
Bennet Cords handsomely asst. aud cheap.
ditto for Ves,-shapes neatly figured,
Tahhy Vslvets Tor ditto nice patterns,
Constitutions Cords, .Velvets, Cordu-
roys and Thieksets, very eheaP, q
Super6ne Broad and Forest Cloths, a
~ Handsome and cheap ass ., is,sat, -
Blankets, Dutle and Ross, cheap for
the quality. e.. ~ -.
Super6ne Bath Coatinss, for ladies' rid
ing dresses, = : - -. -
Kersey Moleskin, Fancy stout Satinetts,
casimeres, handsome assortment, To-.
Full'd Hose, alarge assortment, j.
Lambs wool ditto Welsh knit, 49, :
ditto Gloves, ola good quality,
Broad Laces. d handsome asst y cheap,
Velvet Fancy tinsepd Banns i Wreaths,
Fancy Bullion and SPanglsd shoe-bows,
:, very cheap, 81. 49,. a.. ---. ~
VERY 6ue Linen c4mbrieks, cheaper
than usualS 80 :, =. III -..~..S .
g.B Irish Shectngs, Bed Tiekings, - :.
Apron t,sss sks. sefy cheap and good,
Fine Dowlas Lihens and Britannas,
Bandannoe and Madras Handkerckiefs,
.Damdsk eamsl's-hair b Cambria Shawls,
new fashioned, :,
Black and White GauEes, fne & cheap.
= -.... - -: r., ALSO, ."..
<S...... A general assortment Of -.
Groceries and Hard Ware,
All Of which win be sold on such terms
q must please the purchaser. -
: -. : -, r NADENBOUSCH, g Co.
Martinsburp, December S, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12
rate NOTICE e

A LII persqts indttted 70 Deetsr Ed
II IOdra cSurad, late # l4arfinsbury,
are iafsrme4 th.it their arcoEnts are
ief NTH fhr subscriber FIR collection,
and ire 1squ4trd u clas< them iarmedi.
Gieiy. y So ~ 8. -
PHAp p. WILSON.
Marinsslrg, R'SrHsbs, 81, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12

THE Subscribers for the support Of
i Minister Of the Protestant Epis.
copal Church in the county Of Berkeley,
arc hereby respectfully notified, that one
moity Of their subscriptions win become
due on the 9th Of this present month,
when il Is hoped they viii be prepared 10
discharge tic same. Those gendemen,
IN whose hands subscription papers were
placed, are appointed to collect them.
and ars requested 10 use diligeaee In
their several districts. \, g.. ~
E W. PENDLEToN. :.
October 5, 1906. ~ !. 3D.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12
. .BoLTiNG CLOTHS.

lust received an extensive assort.
j ment ofbest warranted BOLTlN6
CLOTHS, ofevery description, which
will be sold unusually Low, by 70 -
KENNEDYS q Raglan. .
Hagers-town, June $, 1905. iyl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-09-19

. CoaLti7n 6etIeeta Austia, Russia,
and Great Britain, IL IS presumed
. I cLeavi,g Mr.. Falleyrand " toja,Sr,"
thar IL 1poa3 a5ardh ipt a second glorious
occasion sF dfPing his hands into cur
pockets. - = = = -. -
/ Orr ministers had proposed to sxr.
reader cur claims to Compensation for the
Iui,hhoidins efths rigktFef dtposii at N.
Orleans, and tev spoEafions, Spanish a.
,peR az fssneIs, asd 10 establish the Co
dorado as the .oestsrn bounGary Of Lou-
isiana. Atthoggk tks Colorado Is q cast
distance to We NEST o the erisfisg Emie
between the t,po nations, IL ,pas eoident,
from thr face Of Tie dfspafcAes, thar our
ia agreeing to esiab;sh that
river as tie boundary. had been obliged
10 esceed the authsnity q their inssructi-
Ons (the goperan,enf d theU o. s e9taim-
ing 70 tie Rio Braoo. 7his sbasitii-
m (ihe uifimafnm on cur part Ioas rs-
iectrd by fhs esurt Of Madrid 1pish dis.
fsias 6ad ttas ended the negoeiafion.
1et, France, IL seems, sUas Disposed % a
seitiemrnf on 'sanliegois terms ]" al.
though M. Ta!leyruna had. IN the mose
dfcfafonai style, declares, that eur claim
on Spain, Jer Freach seaiaiions carried
ia,o SpalsA Psr.s, +" mus. be abandon.
cd" I ~. In >5s.N. ~ r. -..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-09-19
LWHoLE No. ssa.l

the wrongsdoer, and as to boundary
each party was to take its own course.
That which they haVe chosen to pursue
win appear from the DOCUMENTS now
communicated. Theg aufhsrize the IN
1ereaee shatis their intention fuaduance
on our Possessions, until they sfaH Be re-
prsssedk By an eRp9siag force. Consider
ing that c2ngress alone IL constifufionaLv
Invested NTH The po1ofr Of chaaging our
c0ndfton from peace 10 Dar, ! have
thought il my ddy to await their autho.
rity for using force In any degree which
eouldbe avoided. Ihave barely instrnct-
ed the officers statioued in the neighbours
hood OF the aegssssors, to protect our
citizenx fronak iolence, 70 patrole within
the hordei tssuslly delivered ao.1s, and
mot 70 30 out Of them, but when necessa.
ry to repel an iproad, or to rescue . Gle
tizen or his property: and the Spanish
Remaining at New Orleans are required
TO depart without further delay, Itonght
tobe notedhere that since the late change
"a the state Of affairs 10 Europe, Spain
has ordered her crli1ers and courts to, d
respect our treaty With her. 80
The conduct of France, and the part
she may take in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
between the United States and Spain, are
too important to be nnconsidered. She
was prompt and decided in her declara-
tons, that dur demands on Spain for
French spoliatioHs, carried into Spanish
ports, were included In the settlement
between the United States and France.
She took at once the ground that she had
acquired NO right from Spain, and had
meant to deliver as none eastward of the
sIb.rville {: her silence rs to the western
boundary leaving Us to infert her opiui.
on nigh: be against Spain in that quarter.
Whatever direction she might mean to
give to these differences, IL does not APP
pear that she has contemplated their pro-
ceeding to actual rupture, or that at the
date Of our last adyces from Paris, her
government had any suspicion OF the hos.
tile attitude Spain had taken here. On,
the couIrafltws have reason 70 believe p
that she Fl ancs) was disposed to ef-
feet settlement on plan analogous to
what our ministers had .proposed,t and
30 comprehensive rs to remove a. far as
POSSIBLE the grounds of future collision,
and controversy on the Eastern IS well a. I
Western side Of the Mississippi. .r.,/-
i i" The present. crisis in Europe is IA
vourable Tor pressing such settlement,
and nota moment should be lost in avail. !:
ing Ourselves oft. Should It pass una
improved, our situation would become
much more difficult. Formal war ia not
necessary, it is not probable tina. IL will
follow but the protection Of our eifiSeas,
the spirit and honor Of our c0aniry re.
guire thar jorce shoal6 Be interposedi in
certain. degre.. It win probably eontri-
butte to advance the object Of peace.
! !" But the course to be pursued win re.
quire the command of means which it be-
longs to Congress exclusively to yieldor
deny. To them communicate every
fact material for their information, and
the documents necessary to enable them
to Judge for themselves. To ihtir 1ois.
dem then IIsok for 1hs course an 10 pur-
. - F--tg,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-13
NoRFOI X. SEP, 8

On Saturday arrived here he shin Felix Cap
tarn Ross, IRON Names, whoa po Size lsf, tie
ooh Iulyi we have received no papcr by he,
be- the vefbai information winch We Oh Ala Gom
an n'c'ligen' Messenger, 10 ia cuOstance TO TIC
following eRcd
Peace hao been much talked of, bui had no.,
ofthet oSeni. The ssuerai opinion was. hat
ihere woulf bf no peace Immediately l. was
raid thai the French erps'orhad gwen in lis
u'tma'um, rbicA was IN tesms thay a. was not
Suprcscd BRAIN would aCeede to il.
The kussiNn ships ihsi had been empargoed
wee released. and one came out win tae Felix.
D'Obriu the Russian enyoj hsd reached Pai, ;
hbout 1900 Italian troops, whieu ma been 70,
sore time sra Toned in Maze and is v!sini.y
hal hen suddenly ma0 aei for Blyosne, from
whence they were 10 proceed 10 spain. ~ order
90 c. operate wi,h force destined against Por-
iugal
Commerce in France frsm The heavy and &c
pa Cd * aet,cps Of governm.nt, j. N w,e.chsd
ttaie TIE pCDuIan,y OF BOnapade was nor SO
srsat IS u has been
TIE tLsEs Our coast ! IS prob,ble wii
b: re ,eine &c q great Naya. entsrprizs IS the
BRfTIsH FLEEr IS well as the kREScH, are
nov gs2r " Da o1tIr3ay evening tne "a lam
PES rgate ono Of The feet Of sir Rieh ard
tFSenan. ancho0d In uabp on Roads Tar
iiee. j. cciDposea Of the
Cesaf - guDs; tuiacious, "a DeNcisie, rs
heii1nl ia Montague "a; Terrible. - I'm
No pn, u; 4eiampus anJ another 51g&e
L, appears thu Sit Richard Suachan
ka'.ns heard ia the West ladies, TIA, Ad
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-13

WAY they are mere cyphcrs mere dumb wal
tiers led horses ;mnurn'ng n-ies mel; of shaw /;
scare crows or dccoy ducks
americans; take warning in time--or To
this condition muse YOU come at last"
such are the reflections which arise from IN.
reports OF the oay--o,hers may deem the news
triviai-we deem il mos, mpo, lant
But our readers will reoolett the opinion
we have always hed--that what we now say is
only" uew in tic obyase," it is. old in the iudg
ment."
That no solid advantage would ever arise TO
Great Britain from the hn,ey sooi,ey adm,nistra
ton FOR ned after Puts dea,h; we said then
we believed tn, TOO much OF the old leaven renal
ned--Does the u s. Gazette rscollea ITS reblaris
on orr assertion then
n 'ei man Coorabe at the wing Clsb. said that
the opposition was bos,omed srong and firm
enough 10 have formed an administration with
ou' the assistance of the Grenviiies :; they only
wsutcdto cOnciGGis
When we read the assertion, we thought, this
gooaly alderman was. like other aldermen among
ourselves. foo Posinc-, and We are much ns,s-
ken it he does NJ, find it soto DIS g,iefi
The English Morning Chronicle published cur
remarks on The murder OF Fierce when we said
speaking OF the BRUSH cabs let that We feared
az go.d man sUear mo Office. tina, he became
narDal Corrupted WHAT win the obossi,,oa
nien5s'S whea tuned QUE by the Grenvi,e party
think OF an assertion coming from this side Of
the Atlantic which ought to have been trca.sa
WIN ai'enuon seat OF surprise
We shall waiS with impai ience for the next ar
rivals Tor tue death of Mr Fox will be highly
inipo,tant both in Eng and ana Oh the conine MT
and % the United States
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-13
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.

BY yesterdays mail Wa received from
our regular ard at'en i've correspondent az
Naichez. : ti,e Of Ma CASE papers Up TO
the l2'h u''. from which, !. appears that
the Soaniasd, are agsin becoming u6u-
b!esome in that qls"er. he ,ubioined
'extracl corfoburates The sS>ey,iot
HOSTILE APPEARANCE.
Ex,rac. of Il letter from gentleman at
M chez 10 tn Edior dated August 2,
1906
" On or about the g b # Ja!y uI,.
a de achn nj OF Spani,h uopDs L nsist.
ing ct SOB, under tn; commapG o( Capt.
Wand, the oommsneiant of Naeado-
che, and Inspector Of The lruops OF dis
Catholic Majessy in the interior Froyin-
ces arrived at The Ca d. ylisge, near
Red river above Na!Chitoches, demanded
Information relative TO the exploring party
under the direction Cf Major Freeman,
which had passed the Caddo village
some days bsfore,7cnl dawn and carried
away fay of The United States, which
the Catldnes had huised in their town, in.
FORMING them that h. flag Of the United
States bad no business there, and that that
part OF the country was withIothe don,n.ion
OF spain, and iorbiddipg the Caddo chief
in future rom holding talks, trading or
having any intercourse whatever with the
Amencsps which the Spanlards
took iheirdeparture in pursuit of The sxplo-
ring party, and informed The Caddo chief
that they we've going TO take, Kill or uriye
them back
We have kewise accounts f.om
Day. au.Pietre, of tie arrival a, that
place of Col Errara, la;e Governor Of
HIonirey with SIX companies OF cavalry
SAID 10 contain one hundred each, with
several pieces Of Cannon, and that seye-
fal companies OF troops more are On
thciT way from ST. Antonio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-13

miral WIliasnez was on The coast of A.
merica, and probably kno alng the rout
which Sir John Is Varreu had taken. he
lost no lime IN seeking tbs french Il eet,
ahditis surprising how they have missed.
That the heet OF Admiral Wni,amez. aud
The squadron of commodore l. HerDi,e,
or parts OF both, were on The Coast there
Can he no doubt.
The P.Irio, of74 guns and the Vale
reuse triga,e, belonging 10 Adm. William.
ez tieei are IN port, the former "a, Anna
polls, and The later IN he Delaware. The
Cynelc iriga,e belonging to com nodore
Hefm"c's squadron. 10 in ,hi. port,
The following is list of The french
force.
The Regulus, 80 gnns; Foudroyan,,
80 Veteran so; Nojesuc r. Eoie ~
impe'ueux -; Patriot II Cat Annapo
M rresiden 81; Vaiereuse - (in tue
Oeiware); Cyb,le ~ tai Norfolk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-13
ALEXANDRIA. Sen, g.

ID fs o.
Big Leander, Vincent, DAYS from
isNanoa, Informs Us. thai a Gee, of Bri
tish homeward b uBd me-, chan men from
Jemaica, CONSISTING of upwards Of 100
Sal. passed HAVANA on the 10Th ins,ap,
tnde convoy oi eigh'een or twenty ships
at he Inc. and friga,es. a Span.sb IA
ana the Fteuch pivateer Superb, Cant.
Dominique, which were Cruising off fia
.Nanoa wpre chased iDto porI by ship of
The hoe aud two iiIgsles-- Cap y min,
que had been clost lo vi Ia ;ht. feet, and
fePeried ihai the masI cf he convoyins
abilis we're oi the line. II is therefore,
p,eb1bie' IN. a2o her British sqqa
,droD has arrivrdin the WeN Indies since
.Admrai Wafreo, snd e ding tina, the
1sr a'ch ilce had leit those seas ha. Ia.
ken charge OF The las, a-c: of merchants
n..n fom Jamaica,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-13
CHARLESTON, Is. c ) Sept. ..
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Tne schooner P"cotai'go Packet. cap
Sli es,aacioTed of III. fnri ;his evening,
IN SIX days from Long l,lAod. Capt Sues
has oroush, IN wan hfn iwo seamvn, be-
longing TO British ship, one Of Tie last
homeward bound net OF Jam.i1A mer.
chaiimen; who INFORM, thai aImos, she
whole f-et. consisting ofone hundred AID
fiiiy saib have been dispersed aud los in
the lac gAle. Several OF the ships were
seen 10 iounder with the whole of their
ccews. One of ,he ships wai lowed two
days b, capi. Sules vixen they fell ia
wrh BrItish sioep Of war, who irnpres.
ssd al Ii,e EnglIsh sailors, ard burnt The
ship. Two days since, cap.. S fell in
W b the brig Am, capt Cory, from Til,
Pof', Tor HAVANA totally di massed
Gig Gaze!le.