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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29
FO R S Al E,

~ IN ~ "A ~ -
A Negro Woman, who is an ex,
oelIent houfc fervant. with be, two Children !;
the one male, the other female.
Jan. 10. Enquire Of The Printer,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29
John MIver.
za@stIipA
Mutch 3,
BOARDING E,uie sCbc~ed I.

Boarding fpgie CPe.cd I.
By the SuBlcriber, IN 'sglnce-itrset,
In the hcuie lateiy occupies By 9h:mA' Paf.s
ten, between the dwelling houfc Ct d., pisk
and Nix. Rodg}on's fore where few gentesl
boariers aay be accommodated--wit orwith-.
OUT lodging. Apply TO
William King. !
November j. colt
Cath, and tic highea price giyera
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags. by
the Printer Of this paper, N
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29
SECOND DIVINEND.

/ Lutss cslt If jamgs sMfrs iass a Baakrubt.
lie Sonimdb9ners, IN Ccmn4.Eion of
| < bankruptcy, awarded and igaed foftA g.
gairH. -..Tasfs Nuit5, fc::atfiy of Damf.ies, 10
me county oil Prince WilIi2m, ani STATE Of Viz.
sini,, hercIanr igl'crd to meet at .heir efsce,
tic hoiis OF BENJaMtN :PxRY in the town of
Fredericksburg, on Monday, the t4;h day Of
April ncxt, at 10 l'c!orl< in tic forenoon, tc
make further dividend OF the eflafe ard tT:cts
OF the faid Raflefupt;s when and where the Gre.
dlsors aEo have n5t already proved their dsbls,
arslo appeaf prepared toelove the fame, or they
viii De excuded!tte benz s1 of tie iaiid dividend.
ah1 ali claims noE then tlbttansiate twill be dif,
showed.
Timothy bsdndiige, ANguss.
Dnm1rlrs. Issh Mzrsh. Iaa,j so4thA
with 1, % s15hRssass eight saads5 aces
1 of LAND, in Fairfax eou.ay, formerly I.ou-.
doun county, fcr- good tsndsin e,s wsGern coun.
try. Il lies near Sugar Lard Raa,sit is finely
,imbeied and wasered, good farming land, about
rs miles from The City OF Wilmington, 20 from
Alexandria, aad from ,lis Potomac river
There are two teheinents and an excellent or,
chard on The prefliies, abcut 20 bnihels OF wheat
'Elwed lat fall aDda GOOD deal OF clover. which,
grows finely, the foil being wejl adapted to the
Ptaifct Of Paris, from the tuseR cxpcrimentsr---
the titie ihdtiputabse. AIRY pe,icn making early
application may get an advantageous exchange.
Appiica.ion, by letter, to Tie fublcriber in Az,
rlcxand.ia, Will &c duly attend ed to.
B. DADE.
February =. eotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29

'ic io3scWtig al ticks Tor tate, On ti.c very
lpwel terms for CASH.
jamaica spififa Figh quality fref SALAD
french Bfandy, Oh,
Holland Gin, Writing, letter and wrap.
Wet Iadia Rum, ing Paber
New Eng land ditto, Firf quality CavGndia 70.
Cherry Bounce, baccu,
rt'ch s-andy, Spinning Gotten
WhMy, glax,
Wines 81 difsrent kiu2s, aaens and Wontns' Shoes
Lou and Lump ssger, Faaquatity .!5le CodGfh
gftwn otto sounds and tongues,
Csfe, Spice Salmon in Eces,
i7y yl.al Sn , 9 an, Il ge4lyoi nG5rt.
s sosas ard Na.is. 1l1hs a:4
IA I'd aud dipt Candles, Lib n emoas in boxes,
SOAP, 3 Muil,atell and Br"r, z al
Chocolate Of difeicrt qaa Ems in bnses Of lc2e
lUes, riar, qgaiify,
Eft cph;s MuG:r3, Pruaes, o,,Igaa. Figs and
cofsn Nle-ic 1fittE.- Az - FananTlt,:;ds
qoall,y, Almonds an; Cocoa Mute
Rhsae tHlni ditto, Epglih Mahnts, Shylbarks
A general aifsft.1ent OF Pef spaniik scgsrs, II.
Qutens Ware, E.Er.lsnt Cidcr ViuegaT.
Ditto do, Ciafs do.
Nab aSmber u g.sey ar}el, togetbty qcitb /.
geo ouihels offait.suifabIc ios fhc ffheres, !
900 ditto ns~ Ra&le III IND potatoes,
80 barrels excellent cydsr, ]
10 ditto new rye whisky,
sfrdq parcel Of
Nice Sinitheed hams, mitldlings, and /
81 ihoiiders.
A. WILLIS.
March 49, die
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.

DSn'css'c Produce md Manufactures.
he lover oil American prosperity. win
perceive IN an awe riiseme M, in ,h.. nm.
Tord ofyesterday. from he Rehosi.orv for
hse sac q home aiannfactures, Al, interest.
lne eyidence OF the progress Of manufac-
tufs uader crcums apce, new and unex.
ampied IN success ard utility In the whole
world
ne articles Of manufacture advertised
arc all produced at what is sometimes cats
led The Ains House b, others he 6eusr.
'fiS housr aud the floor house which ia
Ia ieal;y the most benevolent aud hes,
conducted asylum for the poor in hsaIi,
a'o purse OF any IN earth--For to il Fl cl.
the poor and the affl ctcd, not only from
III parts oi his stale, but from The sur
rounding states and even from some of
nc Tempies; states--to obtain relief rom
disease--to obtain employment--and TO
obtain he need Of public muniGcsnce to
the M oceh and helpIessly unfortunate.
- his house Is al once, school of bene.
violence, an example Of he efficacy of re.
GUAR habI.s--of the health and comfort on
moderate employ ment for those who
would otherwise be Idle and useless to So
cie'y, and striking refulalion of those
oaFoar"ns and anti socia! ari,inss which
nave been published in European nations,
only TO paliia!e The miseries which wick.
ed governments diaw down upon society.
In this place, where the hungry are fed,
the naked ciadi the unfortunate cherished,
the maniac protected. the sick and sore
made whole; industry wears AZ ar Of
chceriulness and action, that almost FOR.
bids ihe idea Of poverty and totally salts.
fi=s the man OF humamty, that il is only
want heneyolence or of Knowledge, that
prevents every community from maintains
ING rs poor aud sickly, and even render.
my misfortune, without Inconvenience or
INJURY 10 the poor capable of largely re-
muheraiing the community.
" nen of generous hearts who visit
Philadelphia from The Surrounding or d.s-
'ant siaies--So md ptsf the .AimS House.
u stands on tirc square next 10 the Penn.
SyfOan'a HoStilak---and there be not tired
oil seeing and examining every lhng-and
treasure % he information and the ex.
ample TOR your own state to initiate such
an establishment with success would be
glory and consolation for any good man
'oreVer--it would be hing for some pup.
pose.
While we are upon this institution, let
US rot forget, that alho' the establish
ment has existed for several yeats, and
grea. merit and praise belong 10 the fouud.
ers and gnardIaus by which IL was regu-
iaied that II was al erthe democracy be-
came ascendant, cha the useful msnuGac-
lures we're introduced, and only about four
OF hive years ago; the whole institution
has lodted undergone a revuluton-its
comforts ard resources have been lmprov-
ed beyond conception. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
srEADY HABITS OF 1NtouIrY.


Every day presents some hing nszv in
state Ut the union. which boasts Of its sfea-
dy habits. meaning in profession by steady
habits, religion and pirtue--but IN pracl.ce
every thing which is in contradiction of
both.
Al late celebration Of the national fcs.
avail, an OF alton w.s delivered as cusioma-
ry, on such an occasion on the Causes of
public happiness, and the evils that affect
or thai threaten snciety. sad So il was ON
has occasion at Li.ch6eid-rhe orator
was Joseph L. Smith ESQ. of Ii. ,hfield,
lCon.) Who has obtained, what virtuous
and liberal men will deem an honorary
distinction IN the ciriii-ed world. has
been arragned al The bar of ConneGti-
cuS SUPERIOR Court, for reading an adde's
composed for the anniversary Of Ameri-
can Independence, at Li,chtieid, IN which
the Said court deems itst lf IN ,'ica;ed.
II may be asked, who is Joseph L.
Smith
In the FIRST place, Joseph L Smith, esq.
~ the son-'n.law of he lac col Eph.a IN
KIRBY, OF Connecticut, whose rcvoiu;iona.
~ services, and whose virtue. and talents.
im"rs han the circumstance Of his beng
candidate tor governor OF that stated
made atm conspicuous i'll the constellation
OF republican, worthless.
az The ne K place, Joseph l. Smith, ESQ.
IS young man of brave, generous and in
dept ndent spirit, of correct moral habit.,
and OF promising talents. To sum up The
JUS, ercomum, he is worthy of his homo
raois ai!iance--he is worthy OF the eDmi.
y OF 'hose who prosecuted his adopted la.
ther.-.furora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
DANBURY (Conn.) Sept. 3.
MORE FEDsRAL 9fxDsR sEBcrss.

MORE FEDsRdL TRNDsR HRRcIES.
On M)ncay tire ist nst. the D, inter of
the Republican Farmer was compliment ed
with an sttachrn=nt from J2hn X Laudog,
sheriff Of LitchGeid county for three ,hou
sand dollars. The suit Is brought before
Lrcht.id county court, on the f,uFih
Tuesday Of Sepirm5e: and is grounded
npon supposed defamation ofhis charac
ter as she q, IN his conduct osards Sci
leck Osborn. The pri,;cr of this paper,
has heard of fines inh,cled mpon Osborn
and fshtey TO the amoun. of 100 dollars !;
ct the vcrd'ce OF 'he Jury agstas' Sabcsck
Tor 1000 dollars sgsi ST IP1Aianl hayf,
Tor $500 dollars; and The imprisonmen,
oil Scheck Osb9rn, fo' t,nc known Only
to his opp'essors IL an,icipa,cs his tate
with res'gnation--and IS happy in The cor
ISOLATION, that although he has not the no.
nor OF beng one of the first in suffering,
yet he trusts ia God, he may be one of tie
last. lfihc hard eaFnius ol many years
laborious industry pust be sweep, away
end a dependent f,oSHTgrenaered wretch.
cd, tor the purpose Of csoehing > republ,.
can press YET he will moi "beyld The knee
TO Baai " nor "fall down and worship the
golden image" oi oppression.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

Tuesdsy last. a'rivcd nere in the Mercury.
CAPTAIN Dolby frHr, Iamsica capt. Ross late
Of tle eohconcT Vigilant, of 'his port who r,
la:es. that he sailed from Cape Frauc6s the % h
OF June, with easFo or coffee, for this port :
that m the nigh; % inc 2o'h I've ran ashore on a
1aod KEY IN the morning Mr Nixon. cap ain
bradshaw wth one or two Of the crew, took
'ne boa; TO % and look for aisis-anc bm never
re nfned TO the schoouer Captain Ross I.aac
Z Rogers AND the negro. cook reing lief, on
BOARD the wreck. remained in expectation Of he
re'mn OF the bcst tiIi Tuesday The LIT of Iuly
whcn hey found the schooner going 70 pieces /:
ihey got togethcv thtee spas, wiih which ,hey
made raft, and pm; thereon some wa,er aud
provisions and left tire wreck IN hopes OF I'm.
ding some hs Dor or place Of safety they had
not been an hour from The wreck b. fore their
tat uPsct which threw thcrn into the sea and
deprived them Of their ht,le stock of provisions
aud every hing bur what was on their bae ks !;
however ihsy all three once move 90, on The
ra''--on Wednesday nighi the % OF July he
n.,sro cock lesred from IN, rat arI was lost
ssout 2 O'Clock On 1bursda', The % Nr Isaac
- Nossrs appeared soncwba, deyanged, and a..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
BALTIMORE Sep,emper Is.
Care IF Mc HRILLLAvT.

A letter rom iialIlaS, dated August %,
says" This morning vas present when
the case OF the Brilliant was brought up
Tor decision. SHE was owned by ,he Hol.
lipgswoTIhs Of Baltimore, and was taken
on her voyage from Mauirqoe or Qua.
daloupe gong 10 that port, and laden win
The produce Of, ISLAND. The fac, Of ia
being, both ship and cargo, American
property, was fully established, and /, was
further proved, that the owners never re-.
exported bet always sold The ca,goss of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
LAYsAcn, July S,

AT length we have received the first
ln'eiligence of the arrivals of he trans.
ports with the Austrian troops, which sail
ed from Trieste. They entered the ports
OF Lesina on the s3d, ard were. expeStcd
a, Caiaro on the Goth, where the Austrian
MAJOR Aibeck, OF general Belleparde's re
gimcni, had arrived, and also "a Russian
councillor of state, charged with The deli
very OF the place; consequently we shall
SEQ" hear of The completion of this affair
SO long in agitation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
HAeuR, July 10.

The conference winch was held las,
week between the commissioners appoin.
ted by heir high mightnesses and some
members Of the council Of state, according
TO repnrt, related 10 an augmentation Of
territory which our kingdom IS to receive
"A meeting, We understand, will take
place between several members Of he i'm
pcriaI femily a. Wsbaden, viz. the king
of Holland, cardinal Fesch, aud The duke
% ClsYes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
UTICA, September 2.
DREAnROL EuRnEp

MURDER AND 9uicIDE.--On W-dnes-
DAY last. Mrs sarah tlaiieck wife of Mr..
Henry Halleck of IVES moreiand mur
dered ali ber children, tour in nnmb-r,
and killed herself. Ma Cause can b. as
signed to, her anna mal and barbarous
conduct --in she forenoon, she siied ons
OF he's neighhors and was apparently sane,
and in good healih and spirits. Mr..
tie'ieck: having been absent the who !e
day, returned in the evening a,d
found his house deserted Search
was made, and the bodies of his wife and
Children, naDgied and ll,eless, were foaod
IN an adjoining cornietd The childfeo
we're all daughters, ne eldest aged seven
years and the youugesl all infant of Ten
months.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
VIENNA, Jniv i6,

Last Sunday courier arrived here from
general Bcl'egarde, in the neighbc-hood
ofthc Cattaro.-rhe Austrian troops had
not landed. Some new obstacles are men,
toned, such as The resistance of the Mon
tene.,rins, &c the particulars OF which we
are yet TO expeti.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
BERLIN, Juls %.

Since NJ. Blumen,hal, lie Russian ia
ger who bio't the last dispatches to count
Staeksiberg, has Sc; out from this city to
Stralsund, II is believed lha Sweden will
RAISE he blockade or The Prussisn ports
in the Baltic. The return of vi. Ksuse-
mark lfom ST. Pe,ersburgh is expected In
a few days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
FnoM TIE Man, Illu 10.

We lind the following outlines Of The
new Germacic constitution in the Journals
OF ffanccna. A federation is to be form.
ed between the Arch Chancellor, Bavaria,
WlrtembUrgh, Baden, Hesse CasseI, ard
Darmsda', under The pro eGlon Of the
French emperor. The Arch-Charcello
is 10 be pu; in possession of the city Of
Frankfort, where the fedrrasive states are
to assemble in future; cardinal Fesch is
TO preside in The assemblies Of the fedora.
tive states; the affairs of which are TO be
managed by the electoral Arch-Chancrl
inr, in conjunction With a resident deputy
appointed BIZ The French emperor. Ba-
den. Hesse Cassel. and Darmsdat, are
each to assume a regal title; and lastly
there is to be a king If Wesiphalie.
Some small states. VIZ. Fnrs,enberg, Oct
tergen, Hohenzollen, Yeeuberg, ahren
berg, and Sam Sslyn, are to be- preserv
ed, while others ave Ia come urdsr The
jurisdiction of the electoral Atch-Chan
cellor.
According TO the pending Concordat,
the following important reforms are pro.
posed :--Ao ecclesiastical constitutions,
consistent with the spirit Of the lines
A freedom Of ,hinkinr ,-ard liberty Of con
science IN GermanS, without any resIrc
tion.--Ail ecclesiaa;ics, arch bishops, and
bishops, 10 be sutjeGt 20 The oath Of allie
glance to their iawtn soverc,gns, and to
sign an acknowledgment of the lnyai,dty
OF all mandates SIC. not sanctioned by the
sovereign The abolition Of all the clols-
,ers and religious orders sill subsisting,
the brothers and sisters Of charity excep-
ed. The establishment, of schools and Sc
mInaries. The reduGfio,; of the numbers
OF religious ceremonics--public processi-
ops--Saint's d4ys.-Thc abolition OF con
uroversal sermons. General permission
to ca, fash. A total abolition Of cehbacy
and piIgrimages, The removal Of various
obstacles to the union Of protes;ants, and
the lcgailza,ion of all ;heir marriages..
Marshal Davoust's corps, add tha, of
.Bernado;ie, are 10 pass tbs Rhine al Man.
helm, on thor return 30 Paris. All the
ciois'ers in the duohy of Ponte Corvo are
abolished.
Ao archbishop, it is said, is 10 be es,a.
blished at Munich 10 preside over all the
states OF Bavaria One Of .he free cities
Of the empire, in F7anconia, il is said, is
10 be added 10 Bavaria.
General Mack ha' published declare.
ton, III Which he ,eques.s the public TO
withhold their Jidgmen; wi his trial IS f
Dishcd. He remarks, that in the late up
fortunate wal he was not the principal in
command; but that he managed the af
fairs OF The campaign simply as 6eId mar
shall of artillery.
ON the 18th instant the rev born prince
OF Darmsdat received the family name Of
l-ewis.--tfis sponsors were, the emperors
OF Austria, Russia, and france, he king
Of Prussia, and duke of Brunswick.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

Yesterday morning his majesty dis.
pa,eb~d Capt. S<olderboand with letter
10 his PrussiaU Majesty. ~hich vas deli
yered 10 &c ersl KAlkreuth 3, Pdsewsik
Major Ksikreufh has arrived here this
afternoon wHh a letter 10 the king Of Swe-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
. HAMBURGER. Lnlr 2S.

According to tetIcrs received to day
from Caxhayen, the Captain # the fr,ga,e
Amaranthe, lying off that Por, informed
the magistrates yesterday afternoon, that
ne had received orders TO desis,, in future,
from all hostili,ies upon The Eibe, and up
on the coast near Hanover
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
FRAMEroRr, July 10.

M. Gunderode, orr Of our deputies at
Paris, has solicited bis recall. and he ia 10
be relieved BY NJ Humhrach, Mel. her
OF our deputies has as ret been able 10
procure an audience According TO re.
por' several grand dukes are to be created
IN Germany.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
--z Cd


.ah-Sh' 49, ~ p fNuEust IOs
Captain Whi,by of the ;.c7rde-, was some
time since supeIce,,sd in the command Of tha.
sh'p by captain Humpisici, from Eusland The
i.esrde- sails for England between This date and
INC 2a'h i:'7t.--Czpt w gncs passense in he.,
and s'T'cs enquiry is 10 b. mad is,o the rnfor
'uuate occurrence or New York He i. perri
ted 70 take nome eueh Officers as he may think
necessary To b-ing f.rwas,, in his defence
In hrs MAZE .y's instructions 10 Flag Offices,
Cariains, &c &c. dated on the 29th OF M .as,,
fiml the following paragraph;
4" Representations havius been made, tina, neu.
tta' Ships are frequently detained upon frivn,ns
grounds, ron are Nereby further required and al
rel:ed not 10 interrupt any ships. nrder neural
flags engaged IN trace not prohibited by law. e.,
cs,t upon proof or strong ground It prrsunp,iou,
'ha, The ship OF the good. belong to his r,ajesty's
enemies, and you are particularly to bea in mind.
tina, neutral vessels Conveying cargoes between
this country [sngandl and ,he pos, of the enc
my, carry win hem s,rorg presumption, thas
the property Is eithe- on British rr neutral &C
COUNT, and engaged in legal. trade; his majesty
having. in consideration Of ;he pre,en, STATE Of
commerce. ,esn n'eased 20 allow that trade to be
carried on b. hri len ard neut,sl suhieets--it is
Therefore proper that such trade should suffer a.
little interruption az possible
"Sisncd, all NEAL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
Prics of Socks IN London .4,ig,1s. /.

fFEr@ OF OrocKS IA LONDON -7its'itst L.
INK Stock. 2,a 10; Navy 5 Der cent.
IS 8; per cent. 80 Ia; 8 per cent.
red 6s Q s; 8 per cent. cin Ga |; India
Stock, i87 10; Omni,rn, ID; Impe-
vial 8 per cent. 63 ! 3 S.5.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
SWEDISH PoMERANrA, Ju,v 70.

Baron A'opeuS, he Russian envoy, az.
Ter receiving 1 Courier from his court. set
Out for his najesly's head quarters at
Giefswald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
July %.

Count Metterrich Winnenburg ,i,e i'm
perial Roman AID Aostrian ambassador.
set out again from this to Paris, on the
2Olh inst.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

Capt Collier, from Cadiz, larrived at
New York; informs, it was reported that
three SPANISH line ofbatt!e ships were on
the eve of sailing from Cadiz. for South
America.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
FRANKFORT July 90.


They write from Berlin ba, NJ. De ia
cobi IS expected m lha, capital about The
end of he month"; /, is believed that no
farther delay will take place in shutting
the Prussian ports against the EDghsb
ard III pushing on the war more briskIy
against S"eden. The retreat of Prince
CzARrcRiwsKY from the ministry Of TO-
re en Affairs gives us complete encourage
meni with regard TO thu intentions of Rus
sra. a report is 10 circulation, that the
new organization of Germany will soon
be made known 10 the public. II is belle
we'd The North Of The empire will b. sepa
rated from The South, and that this Iast
division will form confvderacy, over
which he EleH0r Arch Chancellor will
pre,ide, whose residence viii hence.
firth be al Frank fort. The reports
which circulate on Ibis suhieet have rot
yet character syficienhy authep TO
deserv, detail bn, we shall soon receive
no-c su DC Information.
We are mfumed hat The divisions Of
maiyha!s MoTler end Bernadoite viii not,
On their re Urn 10 France, pass by Frark
Tor, bui ~ Ms'beiun; ard tia, the corps
o. matshsl Stult will return by Stias-
bWgh, ~ IF marshal DayouSt by the
valley % Kiuts'g.to Suasbu Oh. The di
wsionsof msrstals Auecreau and Lefs.
peFe Guy wiilrcturn by MAJ snce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

den rom Tie general count KaIl.reu,h.
and returned soon after with his majesty.
answer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

The Royan Pilots are not allowed to On
farther our than The Olive Bank, under
the penalty of a heavy fine and imprisoa,
ment."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

The following was received by the ship
Ana Maria, f,om Bordeaux, arrived at
New York. "On The night ofthGl9,h Of
July, the English came INFO the mou. h Of
Bordeaux river with abouy IL or IS boats,
belonging TO different ships Of war which
was SIDE; they cut the cables and took
possession OF a frerch brig OF ls guns,
VII Gu was there for the purpose Of con-
voJirg the small craft along the coas, I;
they were warmly attacked by the guard
brig,and alter the loss u ar boats and
a number OF men, supposed 10 be 20 or
30. they goi her safe oat TO sea,
he guard b'ig has uow LETT her station
off Royan, and dropped 3 or miles far
Their Up the river.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
/" III NEAL

by command Of their Loriships.
"B TUCK r."
The above n,tru6tions OF rhe Lord. If the
Admiralty We're received this station by his
majesty shi, Leopard and have furher un
ders'od, i, is the wish of the Admiral here tha,
NJ neu''a vessels should .. detained on isht or
frivolous grounds /"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-08
LEXINGTON, (gea } July 8.
aAN -,,.
DESPERATE DUEL.

BY gentleman, who passed through
the Cherokee nation few DAYS ago, we
are Informed, that very extraordinary
duelwa fought there on the 10th ult.
between James Vann and his brother. in.
law, John Falling, "a half breed) in
consequence OF a former misunderstood
ing. Vann sent for his brother. in.law to
meet him at an appointed plzcr, about
hallway between their own houses for
the purpose Of giving him satisfaction.
They accordingly met, with their &c.
eonds all armed with mnskets and pistols.
When they approached in sight ct each
other, they galloped up, So near that
their horses heads were touchins,wheu
they, fred nearly at the same instant
The contents of vann's thusket, which
was so rifle bullets, entered the breast
OF Falling. and he fen dead from his
horse; and was left on the ground until
the next morning. Vannss coat sleeve
was burnt with the powder Of Falling.
musket. - '- - =, = - 9