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For the prevention and cure Of bilious and mali
nant frvers,
Is RECOMMENDED

DR.. EIahn's Ant,- Bilious Pills.
The operation CT ,hefe pills is perfectly nil
70 as to be ufed with fate,y by perions in ew1
ftaatiop, and ofsvery age.
They a,;. exeeilentiy adapted to carry Oft ID
pelfuous bile, and prevent its morbid iecretiaa
to rcaorc and amend the appetise:- to- procure
free rerp iration, and thereby prevent colds, vdH
arc ofteo attended with fatal c0nlesueuce; a
dofe netcr fails to remove cold, if taken Oh it
frf appearance. They are celebrated for re
moving habitual coftivenefs; hcknefs at the ITO
mach, and fesere head ache aud ought 70 b
taken by all perlons on change of climate.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-22

GENTLEMEN.
Ipurchafed atyour mop the PrcPa-'
rations you cali Hamltons E!{snce, or Extract OF Nut
tard, which believe has perfectly removed CHRONIC
rheunarfu (orhat kind named icia.iea, or OF the mp
ioint) under which had la5ored for long time anu
which had ba-d every ar,cle in the Materia Me'iea'
and eyerv m ic Of treatment received into praec for
the cureof this obinase dcae. If you thak this let
ter ufeful you are At liberty to make it public.
Yours &r
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From LyrHER. R.JRTIN, Eff. Atfer~ty-St.
nsral af ne FAR Of Marylaad.
Gantlenen,

=. ~ 90.
4 comply with yopr requea in eating my opinion OF
Efseliltoils Elixir has been ufed in my family Tor
or three years pst with uniform tueees whenever
colds, rousAs. or nar complaints have rendered me
aieine neeeIary. have myelf found Il an exee1lens
and agreeable emedy fora very painui ana
affection offthe breat accompanied with loTcne'S AM
with oa,ttruttsd and difficult breathing.
On thcfc accounts do not hetitate 80 fscon'faeho
uamiRons Elixir, as valuable medicine, and deefSihg
puanc attention.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-22
HAMHTON's ESSENCEANDEX,
TRACT OF MUSTARD,

A fsfe and effeeual remedy for govt, rheumatiim'
pafey prains, hruGts pains in the face and neck &c.
Aud has performed cures in the above complaint
than aIlthc other medieinesesar before made PUBIC
From Dr.. Weatberburn,
= Wythe county, Virginia.
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JAMES KENNEDY, SEN.

KIN(T-SfREEI,
n RspEc FFUnLT lttorlns the pubic tina. nc MAO
* received, frau LEE & Cos ratent ING FANNY
fs;ci,,e store, Nsw-York, frsh allotment OF the
Valuable Medicines.
w5sb are in high saeem and gsneralaie shraughous
che Unired States, many Of them being iola d
than the deags OF which tney arc eonpouAue'
be purehafrl at a retail Rare
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f Sold likewiiet by S. Plealant',
Richmond; Rofs and Douglas, Pc
teriburg; T. Green, Frederickiburgh;
G.. Purdie, Smithfeld; NJ. Jones, Sui
folk; DR.. Miller, .Winchefer; R.
Greenhow, Wilhamfburgh; and J.
Shaw, Leefburg.
September 4. raw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-22

Indian Vegetable Speeyfe.
A iafe and ipe-dy remedy tor tie veuerisl dikat
An ounce OF prevention IL woith pound b
cure"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-22

:. Nessyyovs piforaers., Violent cramps in the
& Conlumpsions, ttomaeh ana oaeh'
i.owaefs of fpirts, Indigestion,
$, I. ofs of appetite. Melancholy,
1 Ionur;,y Of the blood, Gout in the tonach,
Hyaericalafestions, Pains IN the 'imos'
Inward weakncdes, Relaxasions, ~.
seminal weaknelles, involuntary ernii1ions,
Fiuorbus for, wttes) Obhinate elects,
E2rrennefS, inPotene?' &c os'
In eas of extremity where the long prevalence and
abainaey Of dileafe has brought general mpoTe5
ffment of the fyae, executive debility OF the Whole
frame, and waiting of the ach, which no neur n,
ens or cordial could repair Pereveranee IN the uie
OF this medicine has performed the "'oif atohhloe
cures
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-22
Tie Anodyne Elixir.

For toe cure 81 every kind 0, head acre
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WIZ. HODGSON

- =" - ~"
sHaS for SAX,
2 boxes 7-S Coraine Linens z
4, hogheads Caaiet. faitable for the Wet
India market, and entitled to drawback
- IA cafes Era and fecond quality Eiaret, IL
bottles each
Marble Mortafs of different Gz:s
? cafes bca Lusca Oil
10 uias5.a Chimney pieces
1000 buihels Liverpool 6ne and St. Ubes Salt.
April go
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10

q, did not require the Hcp he had propelled.
His own imprelIion had been that IL was pro
per to take fuch iitnation az il the country
were On the eve of var.
Mr.. Dap/on. obicrved. as veil as we could
hear him. that he was authorized to Gate that
the government was pofs1ed Of 600 tons o,
ist-petre and large quantity OF ialphur (; and
that nc was veil informed that there ~ss in the
country iofi -ient quantity for all the purpoie,
for which il might be wanted. Undes sheie
cifcomfsnces he did not con6dcr rhe amend
msnt proper, aud hoped that il would be either
~iihdtswn or rejetted.
M. 1oba C. Smn5 faid he could not vote
f,r the amendment under his preient impreilions,
The fen fc of the Houfe lkewife isemed 10 be
again.t j, in iu prefent fbspe. Bot the gentle-
man could obtain his end by moving 20 in
arutt the Committee Of Way, and Means, 10
enquire into its expediency. And fhood bis
amendment be rejected he hoped he would por-
foe this courfe. II, on foch inveAigstion. the
rneafure fhosld be found adsiiable, he had no
dcubt ot ia adoption.
Mr.. 2sbey, fsid that. conhderins the i'm.
preiIion, OF gentlemen, he would withdraw his
motion.
Or ro,iun cf Mr.. C,orrahgGield the words
" lhect Copper, were inherited IN the afucles
emu -ncraisd in the firf fecrion.
On motion OF M,. Daqgjsn new lection was
added declaring that the ad Grail" commence
and be in force tom and after the ffR day OF
January ,8oo."
On this lection fome diverfty Of opinion wa,
exprsIed. fa
My. !. Clay wa, in favor Of the ad going in
TO immcdiste orcraiion, Mr.. C's7c~istbieid
wa, in iavor of,he .ime haird in - lection |;
and Mear Maecn and Seatbayd were IN favor OF
. fhort extcnGon Of IL. In animaiverting oD
this point, Mr.. Macon pronounccd il doubtful
whether the principle Of the bill were conai'u-
tonal. %
So amerdea the committee roic and repor-
ted the bl!l, whole confederation vac Poaponed
until Tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Ssafbard The ps,ition OF
Stephen Savre, and the report of the Secretary
OF State tbereon, made the lae heiori. we're
referred to commil,ec oi the whole on Mon
DAY next.
Mr.. +. Randolph from the Committee Of
Ways and Means repoued on tho petition OF
Anthony .Benszrt ard others. concluding with il
retoiuion that the PRAYER Of ,hs petition 10 rea-
fooable and ousht TO be granted.
< Referred to the committee OF the whole on
'rhuridsy mex.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10

A me.face was received from the Pre6dent OF
the United States supplementary 10 his meaagc
OF TIE 9th ira. inciofng fun dry documents IN
addition to ,hofe laid before The Hocie, viz.
4. Relative TO the de,estion of the public
buildings at New Orleans.
4. Relative to the condotl of Spain in Loui-
iiana, in the eRablifhnenr OF poas, &c.
Z. Relative to the obarutticn OF the COM
merce on the Mobile.
Which we're orde,ed to be printed, and re-
fersed 20 the fame committee TO whom the pa
per preyouily received were referred.
The Houfe took into con liberation the amend.
meals made in committee OF the whole 10 the
bin prohibiting for a limited time, the expcr-
tatioo of arms and ammunition from the Unit.
ed State,." to which they agreed. ~iih addi-
iinnsl amendments, when the bill was recon-.
mitted 10 the ieleta committee which introduced
j: tor the further amendmens Of in detsils.
M. 7. Clay prsfented a petition from ion-
dry manufacturers OF hats N Philadelphia rer1on.
Rrsting againft the mode pu,fued by ,hc i0pes.
in,erdsrs Of the Indian department OF vending
furs, and quoting that the fame may be rego-
lated by law, and that the fale be BY public
auction.
Referred TO the commit,e of Commerce and
Manufactures.
M. Scar, laid the following refolution on
the table
R,/Siped. Tha, tax or duty OF ten dollars
per head be impofed on all faves here after i'm
ported into the United States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
"WEDNESDAY, March ,o.

The Houfe Of Representatives, the
immediate organs of the people, have,
after mature deGberation, taken
ground in vindication of ourviolated
rights, on which we congratulate the
nation. On Monday, the queition
was put on the following propofition,
fubmitted by Mr.. Nicholion, and car
ried by vaf majority.
Reiolved, That from and after the
day of next, the efollow-
ing articles, being of the growth, pro-
ducc, or manufacture Of Great Brit
ain or Ireland, or of any of the colo
nies or dependencies of Great. Brit
ain or Ireland, or of any of the colo
nics or dependencies of Great Britain,
ought to- be prohibited by law from
being imported into the United States
or into the territories thereof, viz.
All articles Of which leather is the
material of chief value:
All articles of which tin or brafs is
the material of chief value !; tin in
iheets excepted {:
All articles of which hemp or Aax
is the material Of chief value
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
PUBLISHED BIZ RE9UST.
(IN SsxArE OF rHs UNITED STATES.

On sbe Bill 70, abe t,sfst7ios asd nltmsj6eSfas
of Ansyiess SoaAes. ~
Ma. WaIcHr-Mr. Prehdent-As intro
duttosy to the confederation ct the merits Of this
bill, feel it my do,y to call the atten,ion Of
the Senate, to the p,efens degraded Gate Of A
meriean, ,fcsmen. thoufands OF whom have beer
preiIed on board Bsiiifh hips OF var, and COM
pelled by whips and fcoosges, 10 work like GAL
lev naves, whi,her they have been torctd by the
haod Of violence. from on board Of our owe
ihip.. f,ilisg on the high feas, under the aag OF
the United States, esrryiog ths fpsre produe-
sious Of she toll Of she American planter ncd
rneschsn,. TO aioreign market, OF returning With
their pscceeds.
? In doing this I win not TO enIift your fym
pssnies, but only to PIeItns TO you eosretl
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
Engraving on Stone.
ELISHA SMITH. iun.

. ESPECTFULLY informs ihe public that
N he has taken the Yard laiely occupied by
Mr.. Hrnv Bill, where he carries on the Stone
Cutting ouiinels, 10 all in various brsnches.--
Thcfe Who favor him with their employ may
depend upon having their work executed with
neatoes and difpatch.
Nezrters, dse. 20. tf
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F OR S ALE,
A WIND-M III l..

ClTUATED about half mile from the COURT
- houfe. on the nam road lesding to Provi-
dence. ia good sepsir--The whole or one half
win be Sold, ~ may bea fni, the Yurchaf.r.--
Paymens made esfy.--For further particuiars
enqsire Of
WILLIAM MooRE.
Newport, r,th Feb. ,so6.N
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EVoelen cloths, whole invoice pri-

III
Wooden hofiery of all kinds;
Window glafs, and all other manu-
failures of glafs
Silver and plated wares
Paper of every deicription /;
Nails and Spikes;
Hats
Cloathing ready made I;
Millinery of all kinds;
Playing cards
Beer, ale and porter and
Pictures and prints.
The following are the yeas s. nays !;
YEAs--Mefrs. Alexander, Alton,
Jun. Anderfon, Bard, Barker, Bahe!t,
Bedinger, Bidwell, Blackledge, Blake,
jun. Blount, Brown, Boyle, Butler,
G. w. Campbell, Chandler, Clai-
borne, Clark, ]. Clay, M. Clay, Gin
ton, Jun. Conrad, Crowinihield, Cuts,
Darby, Dickfon, Early, Elliot, Elmer,
Eppes, Findley, Fix, Fowler, Good
wyn, Gray, Gregg, Green, Haley,
Hamilton, Helms, Holmes, Jackfon,
Kenan, Knight, Leib, Lyon, Mae Far
land, Magruder, Marion, Matters, N.
r. Moore, Jer. Morrow, John Nor
row, Mumford, Newton, jun. Mich
ollon, Olin, Pugh, L. M. Randolph,
Rea, penn Rhea,( Tenn Richards,
RuGell, Sally, ,Sammons, Schuneman,
Sloan, Smile, ]. Smith, S. Smith,
Sou,hard, Stanton, Thomas, Tracy,
varuum, Walton, j. Wh;tehill, r.
WhitehiIl, Wickes, DIR. Will ms,
NJ, Williams, N. Williams, Wilton,
Winn, Winfon, and Wynns--S7.
NAYS--Mefrs. Befton, Biihop,
Broom, 7. Campbell, Cafey, Cbitfend-
en-, Covington, Dana, Drvenport. jun.
Earle, EMs, Ely, Garnett, Goldl6or-
ougb, Fgaings, HOngb, Kelley, Le,vis,
jun. Mo}ely, J. Myon, X. Mellon,
Pitken, Jun. quincy, Stamford, !. C.
Smith, Spalding, Stanford, Sfedman,
Sturges, Tasg&rf, Tatmadge, 9euney,
p. r. Thompfon, Verplanck, and
WadI1rorfb-35.
We have printed the names of the
federal members in Haiie; and it ap-
pears that the
Whole number of members
who voted are l22
OF which all thofe who voted
in the affirmative are republican,
amounting to 81
And that of thofe who voted
in the. negative,
There are republican II
federal "a
Of the II republican members vo-
ting in the negative, fome, to our
knowledge, voted againft the refolu-
ton, not from any indilpofition to re-
fort to efficient mealures, but from
the deGre of taking higher ground.
ConGdering the federal members as
automatically in oppoftion, and lea
wing them out Of view, the vote ltands
as 81 to II, Can the friends of en-
ergetic meafures with for more! Can
Britain after this vote, be 10 blind as to
calculate upon our divifions ? Will
ihe not fee, on the contrary, that the
people of this nation, and the organs
Of their will are deeply impreiied with
the aggravated injuries they have re-
ceiyed. and are reiolutcly determined
to reGlt them and that the execu-
tive arm of government, while it is
ready, as it ever has been, to adult
our differences by amicable means, is
nerved by confidence which. 70 far
from having been fhaken by oppof-
lion, has received new vigor from the
increafed and increafing afedion and
re(pea of a jua and enlightened peo-
pie. ple.
PUBLISHED BIZ RE9UST.
(IS SssArE OF rHs uNIrsD STArrs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-01

eggs. ard hung on loGy poles ia.t without the
trone gaze cfthe city Mr. Lynch very intel
.isen' gentleman from PHILADELPHIA. residing at
Cairaccas. told me, thar he saw ,he two head.
when first pun up at Laguira-'hey were then
fresh, aud he felt pretty confident thar one
ct them was the head Of captain Doneheai Ct
presume do not spell the name property the o.
Their he thought to be captain Gardner's-shis.
however. must be only conjecture.
The reason why j did not mention the above
circumstances in my letter TO you from quarantine
ground, was, that supposed the American pub
i,c must have been possessed Of the faas some
time before. You will excuse my troubling :, ou
with this relation. as it i, merely to satisfy your
own mind upon the subiea."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-01

TIE happiness, prosperity and pc, manen
c. ot European ins,tulions. and ina, they
are now IN The train OF berg accom- ,!ish.
ed, These changes, al,ho' the great famil,
oil mark'na * particularly of Europe, vii,
be so much benefited by them. will b.
opposed by all those who have cn,angird
their undersl andipgs in the tolls of preiu
d'ces which can neither be explained no,
uefenced, and which are calculated TO
present 10 our future view the map of
Europe, discolored With blood, and race
oi-pcopie bornc down by The mos, gaiing
op,jyes,,nns.
he foregoing remarks are predica,ed
a'':ge'her upon the firm opinion that The
charges which have heep recommended,
may a, this time be made &,has,bcy afford
iair prospect to promote the general
happiness of The inhabitants and The pros.
per',y and improvement of ali the world.
Other charges may take place differing
IN motto, but every man Of nforma. ION
and reflection must admit that these pro.
positions are Supported by FACTS which no
argument can overthrow, and no circum.
stances CAN bring into contempt A d il
there ever were circumstances which au
thorised writer not only 10 invite oppo.
sutton but TO bid defiance to all that falls.
mod can perveri, caiumny can circulate,
folly can believe, and wickeness can de.
lend; "these are they--yes he invites
the most intelligent s. candid Of ,hosc who
entertain different opinions to enter into
an homes, contest, and spurns from him
with proud contempt. all hose who are
The victims of pride, prejudice and wiiful
stupidity"
The projects Of Napoleon so Ear as thew
are uusoided, and his public declarations,
as lar as the: are known, afford fair pros.
pec.s Tor the future. Satisfied with the
FIRST and conhdiug in the second, the
writer OF these essays has thought IT TO be
his duly as a philarihtopisi no, only to give
these exemplfica,ions, but to declare in
the most decided man' CT thai he implicitly
coniides IN the Promises which were made
when Napoleon was elevated TO the rank
OF hrst consui--fhat he quouid contend for
ne rffose Of France and tie hanniness nj
the zyo7ld. strictly indeed have there pro
mlses been observed. Hetce therefore
the writer has been induced to believe and
10 declare, that Napoleon Bonaparte de
serves 10 be considered as The sav,o, OF
Fronce-0s the reSforer of social order 10
distracted and long deIfased Eurohe--.ks.
patron OF arts, OF sciences. and that the
whole scope Of his conduct and dsciara.
tons appears to en,itle him to the dist,n.
su'shed, unr'valled appellaiion OF being .he
tenefac1or If mankind.
PAClFICATOR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-01
BOSTON. S.. IL

Capt. IriaD of',he scw. G. ntidepc., VITO
arrived here Gu Thursday last from Gre
NADIA, on the 2lsi Aug. fell in with tire
Fre"ch "A gun ship, the Eole which. IL, a
gale or The l9!h aod 2eih of the same
month had los all her m,s,s, bowspr;t and
rndder. II. appears from he account sta
ted IN former paper bP captain rripp
that he Tell in with the aEsve vessel in h.;
20 long. &c, 90 dismaSed, &c. 1bA
c"mmsader OF the privatesr hay,nt. order
ed bim 10 send his boat On board. !, .y,a
returned manned with lieu enars. and
seven men, who brought t,w nne, fas,en-
Gu u 10 the man mast. and appes..d to
express desire 20 .ake command of the
vessel This captain L. reiec,ed. and
put 'hem IN board the boa, and sent them
oack-- While oh board the lieutenant lei.
Tue 'G'iowing note, ia French, which. han
captain understood wouldhaYe been an
Involvement Tor hun Perhaps tn have Of
ieFed them some assistance.--But cant.
Il being anxious to pursue his yo, aye,
ana 'eaiing that he should not receive
recoinpense Tor damages received,
ioes'oes being bindered a considerable.
Vme with towing her into port) made al,
sail and left her.
:" Mt. Mchel,' will assure, in The maine
OF 'he French government, the captain
commanding the American vessel on
board OF which he is going, that his freight
un'i' ireach the portin the United states,
~here ! intend going, shall be punclnally
Pa'd MN on the demand that I shall
maze to the French ambassador in the u.
% promise him tina, ell losses and da-
images that may lake place during that
i'ne' shall be az the charge of the French
government assuring the American 90.
'efhnen' tina, his imperial and royal
MAJESTY, Napoleon J. shall never cease 10
snow Iher' his gratitude, FOR the signal
service rendered him by vessel of that
nation, IN saving French man of war,
The captain officer Of the legion al
honor commanding ii. l. and x.
majes,y's ship EoIe.
PREVOUST DE LACROIX.
IN eoard said sALt, august 81, 1906"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-01

nanuea 9nyet and that as Ibis n,oaS,roas
act was agains the law oil nations, nue.:
rons treaties, ~ I'd her own municipal laws,
the British mit ;s,ry of that 6,'y we're obi
ged to shelter themselves under an aci OF
indemnity. ( hey continued this lawless
and injurious onduG ill the French de-
IN time OF pea cs, an evil and unpreceden.
ted example Z, al majors, and 10 future
times. After { ne war with France had
taken place, The DritiGh government form
ed separate al / successive conventions
with Russia, s pain, Prussia, and Austria,
TO stop and compel / all neutral ships
bound IN or &c eigh,ed Tor France, either
10 sa'' back or enter some neutral port
IL viii be o5sei red, therefore, that before
the present u les of France violated in
1905 and 6, the neutral rights, in can.
junction with her in the rage OF war. En-
gland had lei them in,o such deliberate
violations in She calm of pence in 1899,
and in war ifi 1898 i'm coniu eli N W tn
herself. lf1Tussia - in these bad p acl,-
ce5 now. England, it seems, taught, them
TO her MANY wears ago, aud iofk pains to
d'aw Denn5irk and Holland into the same
i!eg'ti,na,e conduct. Neutral vessels
were unIa'a fully GAINED and TAX II in
/ numerous ir,tances, by Gseat Br,ain
and her isieTds. avnwedly 10 iniuse. The
general trade, and ds,u b he interior
peace of France By rhe awful rns.sies CT
famine. We might observe incidentally
That the rlismemberment of France, and
! cven debating torn, Of goUernp,rnf 10 her
'were explicit objects Of the treaties Of
ri,n'iz' ani Pavia. and Of D. British ma
nitesto Of O&tober 1898. The. e are the
very nu'raees of which England how com.
PLAINS against France. We leave 10
themselves the settlement of those neu
trail complaints, which they however ought
10 Sdjust before we embsrl, ~ a war on
the side Of either, |; IN npi remember.
ed, that the English Cover 'nent thought
1t p oper 10 wage wee with Russia. Aus
tria, or Prussia, Tor their partition Of Pc.
land or fnr their late rsparti,,on of the
German empire, Under the name Of. in.
Identifies" IN which operation all those
powers partook. Nor did the e'eelor OF
Hanover ever depar, from a +" submissive
| neutrality. Why, then, should Am RI
ca plunge into the abyss OF an awful and
unpreceden,ed war, which she ,bbors Cor
reasons which have not heretofore moved
the eleHtor and king to war, in Hanover
or England
-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-01
NEW YORK, Sept. 90.
20 iec editor eft5. EveaiY i'os,.
> The French lieutenant.

70 i9f edIf0r oI t5s Erc7ing POsf.
" SIN,
a." take the freedom OF dropping yor this ljne.
IN order to undeceiyc you with regard to the fate
OF ihe unfortunate crews Of Miranda : two schoo
ners. tits stated in T.sguiya by all the Spaniards.
as vel governmental olicers as others. that Of
the two crews. ten OF the principal niea wi,
TIE oitcers) were hang 81 Porto Cavello and All
The remainder sent to the mines, or nut in CON.
hnemeri for life. rrom these, however. are 70
be excepted, two boys. from ~ to IL years OF
aa5e' who arc to be sent back 20 the Unued States
ms IS sad in L7guirs, 70 be the real fate of the
ue".' and u universally credited by Spantards
and Amsucsns; indeed have no doul,. of &c
eoTredness. After these people were hung ,heir
heads were taken OF and six sent to Caracas.
wo 10 baya'a ant7two kept az Port Cave,lo
ne two he.Ss sen. 10 Lsgpira, are put up in IRON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-01

NATcHkz. August 10.

- S'st<Ns buSuW ~
On the 18th instant. his excellency governor
C'a'oor'r arrived in this city from Oppelcusas,
and on tie morning of the iSin, he Sc, on, &c..
his return to the territory OF Orleans /, IL aid
thar he day previous 70 the governor', de.
parture' be received Ivy express some dispatches
from Naehitoches, but we ave NOT Advised Of
their contents. u