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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
AVE SHARES.
FOR sALR AT
G. 81 K. W4ITE;s

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TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY oFFIcFs.
40 o. y "" So siai4en LDic Nstp 1uE.
Ar sLvEN DOLLARS zach,
on' viii -9v.nlce as the drawinyApp.oAch BY
eneiasiuS Bank noiss (post paid to C. & r.
NJ! =, Tickets and Shares wil be punSealiy
e;uned by post. 10 any amour, am the ea,lies "a
a'.vice sent TO adventurers o. ,hvi success, Thu
pubic are requested TO ,eT,a,IS thar the draw.
nag OF The New York Lotteries is managed m
SO correct manner. as not 10 BE- snbie6t 70 or.
r2r Inc > ne of drawing, and pay ry,ent OF pri.
yes Is pime,Iai and guaranteed by he State Leg
Sisiature schemes a large enclosed with Tick.
s.a Tine many Capital Prizes soIt BY u s. Il.
!" IN totme, Lo'IefIes ;h.ts ofwhcn will also be
enclosed II is presumed, vii be an additional in.
aucenient 10 distan, advenlurers to>pwcha.e of
;heIf,. ~,
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NOTICE.

THE eorartnership of GiLLIAT & KIRBY
by It's limitation. would ,xpi on the first
day OF next month bat he members of tha
irm have nu ually agreed to extend il TO the
Fl Z day OF May next--All persons ind, bter
ihereto, are earnestly requested TO come forward
without deaJ and ray oil what they respective
ly owe as longer indulgence Ought not 70 be ex
pe6led--IhoSe who have uaseu,ed accounts and
cannot make immediate payment il is hoped will
eXecu bonds Tor heir respective balances.
GiLLihT KIRBY have already received
part Of their
FALL GOODS,
And by the FIRST arrivals from London, Liver
pool, &c the rcsidue IS expected which they
will sell low for cash, country produtc or appro-
we'd notes.
GILLT87 q KIM.
Richmond, August 20sh, 1905. 2m
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: o BE SOLD, for cash, at John

o Be S I'D, for cash, at John
Fanars. on Rockfsh river. in Amhers,
county on Monday the 25th a. of Angus, mex,
py vi tue of a deed of trust, to me executed. by
Jah' Farar FOR the purpose of dischars;ng his
deb. due 10 Rves Murphey x Co therein ,peci.
FED ONE NEGRO no NAN named MiHey.
and her child, AIMED Henley and the increase of
rie said Miiiey, if any, since tSe executing the
alid trust one SET of BLACK SMIrH's
TOOLS and Que soue MARE and COLT
Daniel iiigginbotham, Trustee.
Amherst, l6!h July 1876. 4w
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Fer SALE.

FCN SALE, =
r a. LANDS in Cumberland county, lyiuA
lyI IN ApPonaa'tox river, joining The land IL
>,' %is''arn aud Ge8,ge skipwi,h tits land Is
equal 1t no. sa.esior to any land IL CuD,bera and
County, ch James river, it contains GG7 aerss,
one 'a'f ot "h:ch n coverei WI h fine timber CT
ever dsse.pIial!. Taere is on this ianA decerir
DWELEiNG HOU e asd between four and
h'e hundscd bearing apple tees. Of choice
LUZ One tnisd OF the money vii be expected
WHEN ,itie is mad tie o,her two thirds may
DC hyidsd into two aunuai payments MIR Ter
ma. Be- es or Mr VIM. Skipsith VIII sheu ne
land 10 ANY person wishing 10 GeceCoe = IurcAa.
ses FRaHCIS RepuSe"
Chesle,iield Set 15.n. 1906 a.,
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I'm advantageous Sale.

ON Thursday the 30'h of Octo-
~ Der mex will be SOLD, a, my house In
Pi}nce Edward county ab u, ~ mixes above the
courthouse. valuable likely y,ung Virginia
born NEGROES and all my stock of Cattle,
Hogs and Hoses, crop OF Com Fodder. S<c al
so 400 acres of ]. AND. wen inclused vita a
good dwelling house aud al out houses sufficient
Tor 'arge family. /, is rhousl NJ unnecessary 20
give any particular description of the Land as
1t IS pesumed ihat those inclined 10 purchase.
will wish 10 view it.
ids Joel Davis.
Prince edward county, 29sh Aug. 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

70 -" The sale Of fhe a6oUs PROPERTY is
POfIP9WED HnfR the PTRSy' Day
or O TOBE2 NEXT, az which lime ii
xiii cert-iny be sold
DANIEL HIGGINDO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
Negroes for Sale.

TFHH subscriber will sci great bargain in SIX
Il NEGROES consisting If one negro man
who is good shoemaker--,wo woman, accus
TONED 20 house bu Ines,---fwo girls of about zen
years of age, and one small BOY The above ne
groes wi b. for private sale Until The frs, Non
day in Odobr, and If r,t oispoced Of, VIII, II
ths, day be sold. al Pub AUCTION az The Vendue
Office CT Prosser 4 R4oAcuse on 60 ia, credit
THOMAS BURGESS.
August 27th, 1906 ids
have also for sale, light CoACHEE
and HARNESS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
(alcnlalcd bp RkNJfNlIM BNYES.
W!LLL1N q N76Y COLLEGE,,
AUGUST 1876


TT is hereby >made known 10 the public, tfat
= hete viii BE- established in College plain.
bur de ons table, upon the lowest terms, which
viii secure TIE institution agaiII loss The
board viii commence on the III Monday IN OGo-
Der me Period fixed for opening me lectures in
the Philosophical anO mathematical schools
Il Is also no,ifod. that all jrnios 5udents viii
be compelled TO lodge in Co,egy. 20 board =, the
puoic table to devote certain stated hours 70 stu
d., TO appear Al he calling OF roll al o'e.cck
III che evening". duttrg the winter ,e,,u. ana al
y. az ing aha OF the summer 60 continue IN teir
rooms, aEer they have re,i ed from the rOl Iii
the next morning aud TO observe other regnlan
ons, watch cannot fail ~ &c higby beneficial to
youth.
The Objea Of these arrangements is, no, onl,
to diminish the expense 81 :, student lhs Col
ieSe, but. 20 guard 90 eae9aally Can be done
rs sns. dissips ION 9ud ideness. For tais iagter
purpose system, ho'e ,es,rittiYe than ina hi
ther'o ado2.ed. viii oe steadily ,,u, sued Pa
rents and Guardians who VIII es the Increased
tendency To those evils .sans, which the Col
!ege hods iieeii bound 10 oppose every BARTER
within its power will no, hesitate vo-2yprcve IF
those mean. witch r'ay be deemed necessary
tor SO sanitary purpose. Eat, a si!en. ;lppro
baton is no, sufficient. yheir operation also
is essential. They are, therefore. earnestly re
ques,ed 10 take care. ,l,at sh,i; suns or wasds
sha!i be competed 10 Ob srve prudent ana wise
economy. 1t is maxiul 81 fosg ten.
that the Improvement of youth will gene.aiy be
iHverseiJ as ,hei expense nor / less lrue,
tha' their exp"dtares will be in psopo ton 20
the temptations which misappl'ed literally
must exciIe. Lee then MONEY bs furnished
beg ond moderate sum- aid, let no cFedi BE- al
lowed. eXcep' tor specified articles, snd TO a spe
ciiied amount. This advice 10 aycnts and guar
d'ans. wit. il is hoped b. daly a,isecis; ct ard
cspasied t'om III no instance. /; is impossible
That The wiSest system of education can giv> 20
outh those iaesIimabie benents " hich NIGH o
iherwise be derived, if parents and guags.;ans 40
not suenuously ana zeaiousi compel obedience
TO that economy, which il here so earnestly ,e
commended; and. that every enc may know
what MAY be considered a. ne necessary sxpen,
di,ure oi l student, 1T this College. i, il s,nteG
that
The board. for the cour-e, will not exceed dolls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
FOR S4LE,
MY PLANTATION.
Angus, Q.

~ y II ~ Il = WV
CITuATRD in the County Of Chestsrlieid
- on both sides Of Falling Creek seven
miles from Bschesier, adjoining the Lands Of
col Matthew Caea ham, and Mr.. Branch Cheat
ham, containing 490 acres, 900 Of winch are
cleared and n good order, the balance WI rim
bered ard equal 20 any on the Creek the Dwell
ling house 4 kitchen new the dwelling house has
three rooms and passage on fhe lower floor
aud three above--,he Kitchen 20 by 40 feet
.oilh othe. necessary Our houses all OF which
are ia good epair. with an excellent peach and
apple o1ch ri also. two valuable mill seats lying
on tie above Creek The payments viii be one
half on making righs the balance in tive az
NAL pay ments, 10 be secured b. deed OF t,u5t on
The Land
The purchaser viii be permitted to sow a
cop Of wheA Immediately and possession given
he fr,t day of November neN The land can
he snewn any person b. application 20 .he .ub.
.crbey living on the premises, and the piiel
made known.
William Cheatham.
sep,erber 6. 1906 w.
Gail and DeLiUeyy Bona.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
IN COUNCIL.

29M March. 1906.
7 is advised. shat It he advertised In the public
paper that PROPOS Is will be received by
the Ececufive from any Perscu willing TO con.
tIaet 20 furnish h. necessary Clothing for The
Public Guard For the present year.
Dan. L. Hylton,
Clerk OF the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
NOTICE.

EXPECT to remove to the state
d OF hen'ucky or Tennessee in he course of
the ensuing fall; all persons having claims a..
g1inst ne as depur sheriff or in my individual
capacity ave eqursted tnb bring them 70 AID IN
order TO receive payment or before the nh day
OF October next also, those indepted 30 nc, are
ee'i'ed 10 make Immediate psyment as wish
TO MAKE maj settlement of m, business, pSevi
Gus 10 my removal.
loci Yapcey
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JUST PUBLISHED,

AND FOR SALE AZ THIS OFFICE,
y PAMPHLET,
CotaiiIing Sketches o. the HIsToRY Of FRANCE
and ENGLAE And an account Of MAYO.
LION BonAPARrE, Emperor Of France from
his birth 20 the battle OF austerlitz--price 3s
April s8 1906 #
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OurIoaesglHe R4tes.
J~sF received af this Office,
TnE sEcoSD VOLUME eR
RacEng at SArry C0u1th0use,

facing 1T S4rry Courth0USe,
~ III c0mmenc- on Wednesday the 5ih
y November and continue three days
Fira''day, q For S espstaks. fos Colts and
Fil'ies- Two years oid and the advantage nile
heals carrying each feather; entrance Tw.N-
TY ID 1LLAns. ten coils en,ercd and au6sl .io.I.
en- closed
Second day the sury Jo:Ly Club Parse Of
TIRES HUNDRED and FIFTY DoLLARs, ,h.ce
mile heats
Third day. eFriaay) III Proprietor. prssc of
OSe HUNDRED and FIFTY DoLLARs Two
mile hea's ~! person. who staii NOISES for
tbs purae VIII be Teqaised 10 pa the sun s
IIEsrY OoLLARs excep, niernosrs OF the
Club, and FROM Iiicm al sasta.ee OF EioaT
DoLLAas vii be qused
The weighs of the couEte are as follows,
Aged horses, lbsSl30
6yeass Old, 100
years old, 40
Years old, 100
years Old, 86
CHARLES II GRAVES, Secre,ary.
Agreeable TO the rules Of tie club, a 11ls ;ing:
VII b. held at Nj. David price3 on Wedn.s-
day evening The 5th November Good s:abiss
ard iiIter iu.nished race horse gratis by,
DhVID PNICE,
Ropyieia 0f fbe course.
Surry county 8'h Sep, NIB, 1906 tR
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VIII BE SOLD.


10 The highest bidder, on Tuesday the Iith
. y of Oaoher nex' at the Iate residence of
MIR John Gum, dec. in he county Of Hrnrico
on Jam,s liver six mile, bel,r. Rich ond all
the PERISH ABLE PROPERTY, belonging
70 The estate Of he spid Gunn consisting of house
and kitchen FURNl7'U RE. about eighty vo-
lunes vt BOOKS phantom UTENSILS crops OF
CORN FODDER nm lJc. STOCK of nor
SES and CAT7LE and many o'ber attic e., too
tedious TO enuneiaie A c,edit If r.vcive
months VIII be allowed for ali sums exec tirg
en- dollars. with bond and approved sccurity
bearing interest from the da,e--t3m the intere-,
VIII he rsm'iea if The principle is punaually
paid. dem il Necessary 10 mention ma /.
mong the horses are col and hiiy. by Bel
tcrd and Diomcd. Out Of Dare levfl mae
VIII sc dan was got by Coeklast re con is
allowed b. all who have seen him (and many
of those are esteemed judges 20 be as l.ronii.
'ng II not more SO as any ihey have .een-.As
hey are the join, property Of AZ individual ann
he estate, the amount fof witch ,hey may sell
will he divided aGd sep1ra,e bonds takeu rev
Sons having demands against the estate ar. &c
q'e3,ed 20 make then known, and thosc indeb,
Cd 70 make paymauf to
John rURPIN. Sen. Adur
September Stu 1905 dds
" Y virtue OF deed OF trust execu-
I'D ted 10 the subscriber b, Richard Farrer, de
ceased Of the county Of Albeml,le. for he pur
pose of securing the payment Of debt due TO
Rives murphy and Co. as ,he'ein specified and
all charges aren@irg the execution Of the trust,
WILL BE SOLD,
To the hishe,t bidder. for ready u,oney, on Sc
urday the llth of October nexr at tne DWELLING
house OF The said Richard Farre, dec in ~,
county aforesaid The FOLLOWING PRO
PEhIf VIZ; One negro man, NAMED Squire
me naped Jacob, one named Wat and one
named lsssc--aso, one negro woman named
~ y, and one named y aehei and her ncressC
1t any SINCE tn executing &c the trust
Daniel HIgginbotham. Trustee.
hmhersr eouuy, sept. Sd, 1906. 4w
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#x# TICKETS IN the Second
Gas of the William and Mary College Lottery
for sale st this Office
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

He subscribers, Brewers OF Por-
4 ter and Ale in PnilaceIphia Jelrous of
extending the eoniumptian OF heir liquor ID
Richmond and the neighborus towus, will slsoEd
Complete apply OF every article and al. the la.
formation neecfary for carrying on Pafter Gel
.as, IN the iaid place cu receiving iuGis,ent iecu
rity Tor final payment application to be made
to them IN Philadelphia or o MeiIr. Macmurdo
and Finer
p. Hare & Son.
Auguh 9Th, Sos. trlN
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JUST PUBLISHED,

Being the third after sissex,ile or Leap Year
Adapted 10 the La,ilule and Meridian OF l>icn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

Charles City Avg sob 1896. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-27
pAcIpIcAToR, No. w.


FT-'i1e75 ofn ivqr bstzUee1 France 0n6 RaGa !;
1,"a remarks concerning tie fnmr fac ofTm--
ks.
Ile 'atef acconnta from Europe, give reafon
% believe that auoiher var is abort 10 com.
neuce The battle Of Aufer'itz t.ems rather
tohavr 'r'1tated the emperor of Ru1i1, than To
have afforded le1onof w,fdo n from which he
might regulate hia future conduGf. The treaty
OF Pretburg, which ehiehy related to the En-.
perors of France and Germany, has given dif.
tafiFfsction 10 Alexander, and aitho the cenions
ct Auhr'a to Napoleon and his allies, did not
ceneerD the Emperor Of Runia--yet he ha,
thought proper to interpofe in a way which
viii moa pyobably ter,rinate IN war, or in
fucb conce0ions as no body expects the Emoe,.
or of all the Ruifians will readily make.
Among other cefIions which the Emperor Of
Auitria madeto Nlpoleon, is FINAL dariet OF
country, called Cltsro bordering upon Dalmati1.
lying upon the Adria;ic, about 400 miles. follow
ing the ga coat, from Venice, & abont $50 from
Cape Otsanto the extreme point of the Morea.
or ancient Greece. At this place there was ar
huitrian garrfpn commanded by Genera
Brajy, Whole duty required him to deliver up
this pot add its dependencies to the Prenc
whenever application ihould be made. Thi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-27
FOR THE kNoU1REp.

Three edays have already appeared in this pa
per unh~r the iguature PAc1FfcAToR :" they
excited not oaly much notice htf, f,I4prire. II
appeared stimulating tina. an American J,ould
en'ieavor 10 i"culcate opinions which differed
10 'nfch from thnte which were generally ADOPT
ca bv his con1Jvcnep; very confiderabIe
GHanfe has fince been naip in public opinion.
European politics beconrinore and more inter.
ef'nt. and the character Of Napoleon is better
underitood, and more generally relpp9sd.
lhe writer therefore fupmits otter remarks to
pubic cNntiierl'iou, AMI pron6Tes from time
20 tine, 20 offer zach further iilufratiuns as flu
ture events FhaYjpffy. Cd U}.s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-27
June 81
REQUEST TO THE BENEVOLENT AND Hp.
NAME.


NAME.
M HEREAs in September laft 7 took Tohn ZONES.
w ION OF Mary Jones lad then of about twelve
years OF age, from the Berkeley Spring to this civ
under mitaken notion that his mother had a r;gbt
tince The actually exercifed it to bind her ion to me-
and whereas the iaid John Jones' getting probably in
formed, as have iince BEEN of the nulity of the IN
denture, did on the IN 22nd Of Oaober after INV
letting out for Alexandra, leave my houfe and Raid
ieveral days at Mr.. Alberts, baker on shoekne
Hill, by whom he was brought back-but left INV
houie iecond time on the fame or next dav (,s +
have been informed my return.) fayng, thar he
wilhed TO go back to his mother, that he knew every
itep OF the road, and ihoud find in Frederickfburg
plenty OF Wagons To carry him To WincheRer-apd
whereas iear1ed lately, to my great furprife from
captain John Hunter, she Berkeley Sprny. 70
whom had oceaion to write that the laid Iohn Jones
had neither been Fen, heard of, which has been
confirmed iinee by letter from his mother To ms
therefore requea by this public notice, all and every
perlon or perious, who may harbour the before ma
MED John Jones, know his place of abode, or
what IS become OF him, to communicate their iute;
genee to his dfconf9Iate mother at the BerkeIsx
Spring, or to the fubferber in Richmond.
@. F. STRAs.
The faid John Jones is rather tall for his ACE n.r-
der, but well made--has faic complexion blne
eyes, light hair, number Of freckles in the facebs
is fPrighty and ve, rides well on horfe.bask, and
can drive Wagon.
June 81. ,re,N
~ The printers in the different parts Of this Gate
are bumbiy iolieited, by dRreGcd mother, TO give
place to the foregoing in their papers
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-27
Sates at auttia,t.

o" hsar5aa, "eHf, M:frfs 9ay, zoiA Be Ila SOit5as
r5ferVe,
'WO hhds and 4 barrels Sugar-o hbds Pu,,-
80 lacks Salt---25o bu1irIs courfe loofe Salt
ehehS ea,--l crate Queens WARE 10 barrels Cyl
- Ierms---9o days for approved indoried notes. re-
gotNble at the Bank of Virginia
GRANBEY & HANCOCK.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-27
Last Gnening g DaH.
NE W.YORK, June 81.

on the day captain H1rdie left Antiyua. 2
br'tiih government brig arrived there with die
patches for Admiral Cochrane, Eating that ?
heet OF four fail of the line and fix fripates from
france bad put into Martinico. Not finding
the admiral at Antigua, the brig proceeded i'm.
medIately to Dominica in quet of him.
Mere. dd1,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-27
JUST RECEIVED, FROM BoRDFAIfv !.

4 Large a9ortment ofcIsret Wine, of Diff.
IA. a JeTe7t qn0ltit5 /; Cb0mb7igae, Mo905ms,
H5ife Saturn Yin al Craze Bmgngdy, La6efti.
MgIraf Of Fronfig1aa, old Afedse 6f diScreus
q"0hfifS' Ire1 Aaebo1'ie5, .fre/b Of9es, carer.
aa"dJHp,fyJfHe Sq0eef OH.-For Ji1le on rea/anabk
terms By 'D'''''''
ALEXANDER PLAINpILLE.
IHae 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-27

letter was received in town yeRerday from
o. ihoma'' dated 99th May, which na,es that
Oenerai Miranda, IN the L.ander, had fallen
N with Spaniih corvette of twelve 1s pouu-
ders' OF Porto Cavello, and, after fevere en-
eagement. effected his efcape by throwing his
guns overheard. The letter alfo mentions the
capture OF Miranda's two fchooners, in one of
which was the fon of Colonel Smith. III.
a gentleman who arrived here yefterdav from
Laguira, furnifbes the following information
" He left the city of Caracas on the ath of
May, and La Guira on the CIR Nav. At the
tine he f1ilet (9if Nay they had no pofitiye
accounts of Miranda at La Guira but fuppoCed
him from their laft accounts to be at the ifIand
of Bonaire.
a government armed brig and Cchooner had
been dispatched from Laguira, in fearch Of the
Leander, aud an embargo laid for o DAYS. They
had returned without falling in with her.
IL was reported at Caracas and Lagurs.
that two fchoouers had been captured and car,
RED INTO Porto Cavelo, but although the gentle.
man took every pains to- obtain correct inforna.
ton on the iubjett. he could never come at the
truth nor learn their names, nor the names Of
the captains. II appeared, however, certain.
that two fchooners were captured and carried
into Porto cavello, but whether they were Nj.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-27
Maionlc Charity Sermon.

The greatest Of these is Cha11ty.''
A T the request of TIE Brethren of Alex-
"A andria Washington Lodge, No 20, the
Reverend BRoTHER MAFF1T will deliver
CHARITY SERMON, on Sunday next, at
the Presbyterian Church-the Members ofthe
Lodge with such Brethren in town as wish q
Join, will meet at their Lodge-Room precise
ly at ten O'Clock, and move in procession to
tie Church--and as the two congregations
have agreed to unite, there will be no service
at tie Episcopal Church. BY order,
c. P. THOMPSON, See'y.
December a..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-27
CHILLICOTHE, Deccmber III.

49, 49, = - - = - $1,000 =.
Last evening the governor OF ,nls state
caused to be apprehended Dcnols Cassst,
esq under the &C. of the legislature OF this
state, entitled, an scs 10 prevent certain
acts hostile tothe peace and traLqulllty OF
the United States, within the lurlsoicuon
OF this state" and heis now under an ar.
rest.
The governor has forwarded to the post
master of Chillicotne dispatches to John
S.. Gano, general of the hrst diyislon of
the militia, with directions and special in-
s,ruc,ions how TO act on this important &C.
CASTOR.
The trial of Mr.. Case. will come on
to day, the result Of which we Cannot a,
this time determine. Witnesses are sum-
moned 20 attend at the trial, ard it is said
tina. acknowledgements will be made .ha, he
tendered money to au individual to enl,s,
under the banners Of colonel Burr. Many
otherait is supposed, will be apprehended
on the same grounds, or by virtue OF the
presidents proclamation, which has now
come to hand.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-27
NORFOLK, Dec. 90.

Arrived, schooner Rainbow, Hathaway, 81
|days from ST, Lucea. Left there brig Gusta-
|sus,s SampGeld, to sail m few days for New
.ondon; schooner Ranger, Croker, for Eden
[.on' .. C.-Vietory, Pickett, of Salem. The
prs Rebecca, Clark, sailed in company, for
y orssmouth, n. H.-Spoke. Dec. 4, in lat.
SIS, long. 81. s., schooner Nancy White,
Hotter, from Guadaloupe, bound to Snow Hill.
vim lat, IS. 30, long. II, schooner Marga-
ret from Madeira, bound to Charleston, 40
Schooner Experiment, Nash, 50 days from
maca.
az Hampton Roads, bound to Baltimore,
&C schooner Father and Sons, HipSins. 10 days
o. Thomas. Left there ships Hercules, Har-
"a tosail in-2 days for Savannah; General
q as~mlton, Williamsburg Sparrow, Brent,
Alexandria, to sail in . days for Turks
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{ aimed. The strangers in the place supple
US with some provisions and cloathlng: and
myself ano Capt. Peterson were generously
oIfsreel our passages In the British sloop Pe-
'nelope, from the Cape to the United States,
by Mr.. Richard soei, tie supercarggo, who
treated us With great humanity and attention,
and to whom we cannot omit this opportunity
of rendering our most grateful acknowledge
ments.
SAMUEL S. Taylor.
Late master OF the seh'r. Venus
New-York, Dec. Is, 1906,
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/ BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. "a.
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EI-2 P.4EI Owe O'CLOCK.
we have jas.slears.t hat the Spanish nnil
|n's!er has receigeda Gazette, published by
authority inthe Haganna, which contains
ian osisiat detail of there capture of Rue.
mos Ayres. The Information had been
transmitted from Buenos Aytes 10 Peru,
prom Peru TO Panama, from Panama to
Carthsgeua, and thence 10 the Havana,
|Wnenee 1t has been received at N. York.