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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-07
NEw-oRtE1Ass, Au,gus,Lt |:

I a.
DrAR SIa,-You have without doubt
learned BY the public prints that in the
month Of February last 4 detachment Of
the little garrison Of Natchitochss on our
western frontier, was ordered 20 dis
lodge a Spanish party which had taken
post near the old boundary line, and
drive them hack near forty miles across
the river Sabine. Capt, Furner, who
commanded the detachment, eifsc,ed the
object entrusted 20 him, end without
shedding blood compslled the small Spa
nish force opposed tohim, 20 resirewith.
'inthe limits prescribed 90 it---it was ma,
tural %. expect thatanch an insalt would
be resented on the part Of Spain, Is the
country wh;ehhertroops were obliged to
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rs exeewea tpitb neainess and accuracy in all IL,
= branches sf zoe MIsERvA OFFICE. obposi,e
roe Bell 7ave.H
S. GNAsrLAND gfers sis Acknowledgement, f,y
t5e bJalsne0Hrage'aeSf be bas iasiyteceipea. ami
respectfully aequans ibe pubic thar be has b, oeny.
ed seVoa sises If e1ega, h'Se tyee 10, HAr,.
BILLS, SUbicb will endble bin To briat in ,be bs..
mam.ey. Circular Letters, Cards. and all kinds
Of job work peyfo'nedaa sbo,, notice. ~
Books AMI PADPHLE1s can he byinfe1 a, 81.
Psdihons at tbrs office as any 1pbr,e in tbe .,is.
ID ee eomPosfogs and f+vo e,sD,eg being constantly
in'eDdiHe'A my ge1Lmsnh f5s eonHty 4.5s eur.
Po'es PaoIiseieg oeok o PgpPofet mag be inform.
ed 81 G'anlands cbdlge BY te,itgz 10 bi,1 ID. o
ne mail (posf4ge pad mentioning ne Mze of t5e
wore aud f6e na'nte' VI copies required
BLApKB osps lndsniorss of apprenticeship,
Constsbies' " arranis CSC. a ke6f IN, sale 4
general asso,fmeaf Of Binks ss,i be s61ty printed.
Ibe Virginia Almanac /o' 1896 ia juss reoa6.
Hsbea, dsH fo, sale b. f5e z oce On dozen.
February lib. 1896 81
A. b. d" d9HmGee esRI &c taken on jaVora. Il
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PHILADELPHIA, February 10.
British and French Rleefs,
In me ~. Ina,es.

In the ~. Ina1es.
So. Johns (.5nhgaa, Jan. IL - On Sun.
day arrived of this harbor, under convoy
OF his maJesty's ship Fisguard, that part of
The Cork heet bould to Jamaica and pre-
eeeded Immediately at the same time his
maJe,'y's ship Northumberland, from
whence admiral CochraEe landed at En-
glish harbor.
Jan. i6-Vice.admiral Duckworth. 4
rear admiral LOUIS, with hips of the
line arrived at Barbadoes few days past.
ne olrius trlgale being IN lat. 4s, fell in
with 10 ships Of war belonging to The enc.
N.Y. and immediately FASTENED to sice-ad-
miral Co'hDgwood with the Intelbgen nee,
VINO dispatched sdmirals Duckworth and
L"u,s 10 pursuit of Them. OF the Cape
Dc Vsrd Islands, they chased sail of
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Except,

Bullion.
Cotton yarn, or other cotton m.nufac-
lures, beng of the manufacture OF
-r. Great BRIAN.
Sugar rehned, in loaf complete and
whcle. or lump duly refined and all
refined sugar called bastard, and
ground or p'vdered sugar, and re-
lined loaf sugar broke in pieces, and
all sugar called ca,,dy and molasses.
Any sort Of c,afl, food, vic,uals, cloa,h-
ing or implements, or materials fit
and niece ssr, for the British fisbe
RES, established in The island of New.
Homeland, or IN any of his msiesly's
colonies, islands, or plantations in
N. America, exported frsm Great
Britain to the said colonies, islands,
or plan usions.
-Goods, wares, or merchandise exported
from Great Britain to the isle of
Man, by virtue AID under the au.
thority of any license " hich the com.
m'ssloners of his majesty. customs
IL England or Scotland, or any three
o. more ofthem respectively, are or
may be by law authorised and en-
PO"C'Su 10 grant
Military stores exported by the united
Company of merchants of England
trading to The East-Indles.
a table Of new and additional dutie.
payable on goods imported by the East
india company. -
table OF new and additional tonnage
d1lies, payable on ships entering inwsrds
or outwsrds 10 any port of Great Britain
'rsm or to foreign ports by which II ap.
pears tina, one shilling sterling is impos.
ed upon every ton OF ships from the Unit
cd States.
An account OF The value, estimated at
the current market price, of goods, the
growth or manufacture of Ireland, ex.
ported to the United States of America,
IN the last three years in Irish currency.
by this account it appears that the
mount OF goods thus exported was, for
the year 1908 e l747tS
for 1904 22l446
for 1905 23s,95s
An account Of the exports FROM Great
Britain TO the United States subject 10
the one per cent. duty of the Sand Of Geo,
III, and TO the 3 per cent. duty of the
43rd Of Geo. III. in the years 1903, 1903
& Iso4, with the amount Of duty so paid.
Vstne Of Goods. Duties.
In 1902 92e2e,oOo ao.ies
1903 3,55o,soo 73,504
lse4 3,lsIeoo 1850
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of growth ofo,her eoun-
tries.
Sugar for every 1901. Of
duties
All other goods, sxcep. tea,
wine, and particular descrip-
tons of wood far every losl.
OF duties.
On articles srhorncd, rhe folio wi,
Goods, wares, and msrchan-
dze, not being Of the growsh,
produce, or manufacture of
Great Britain, for every
100 I. of the produce and a.
mount of the duties Of Gus
toms due aud payable on the
expectation thereof, an additi-
onal duty of
Goods, wares, and merchan.
die, of the growth, produce,
or manufacture. of G.. Britain,
Except as Neutrality-suspicious.
ed) exported 10 any port of
urope, or to any port or place
within the Straits Of Gibraltar,
for every 1901. Of true and
real value thereof, an additi-
onai duty Of
Gouds. wares, and merchan-
dize, of the growth, produce,
or manufacture of 6. Britain
except as hereinafter mentions
edD exported 10 any port or
! place whatever, not being in
Europe or within the Straits
Of Gibraltar, or within the Ii.
'nits ofihe charters granted to
the united company Of mer-
chants of England trading 10
the East Indies, for every 1901.
OF the true and real value
thereof, an additional duty of
Goods, wares and me rchan-
d'ze. ofthe growth, produce,
or manufacture Of G. Britain
(except as hereinafter menli-
oned,) expired 10 any por, or
place whatever, being within
The limits ofthe charters grant
ed to lie united company of
merchants of England trading
10 the East.Indies, for every
lo0. OF the Uus and real value
thereof 4s
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NiAHam g Mary College Lottery.
TwExTY-srveNTH DAy.

Fries Of 500 dols.--Nos. Is $3.50 1881
fuzes OF IS dols.-Nos. 70 108 pa 2Os
sos o4s 1l75 1852 1857 1921 1905 75l2 z9s3
5zs4 1879 3226 1854 4447 $3.50 1858 27sI
1872 SIS4 2279 1892 6922 523s $40 $500
+ .soS 3oss 2289 1899 s237 $3.50 1890 4;lo
1871 400 3552 1875 1873 $3.50 100 S1d5
447l 4595 1927 1899 44sI 1ls2 1850 S 400
1851 7l6l. '' WV
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FRANKFORT, KEN Jan. %.


FRANKFORT, ,Ken.) Jan. %.
Extract Of a letter from gentleman at
Forf So. .Sfeithens Mas. :e,- 10 ms
friend in this place, deied December 9Th.
1905. ~
Governor Claiborne has sent MIR.
Graham, 10 gov. Folk at Psnsac ola TO ro-
monsIrstc on the subjsct of Spanish du
ties at Mobile. MIR Graham, in letter
from Pensacola, dated tew days since,
aays" fha' gov Folk. agrees TO suspend
the order for the payment of duties at
Mebiile, upon RECEIVING oGfciai assurance
that no duties shall be demanded at Or.
leans, on goods destined Ter Baton Rouge
but thai ne will admit Of no other terms i"
"Mr Graham mas written to the go
verna,en, of the UnMed States on the
suoJect--1nt We are entirely 1t loss 10
coEJseturs what will be the result.
Had Span sightto the country be
tween the thirty -hrse degree of latitude,
| and the island eff Orleans; there can b..
no doubt bat that it would be Just, and
Consistent with ths spirit OF our trgs,ies
| with that power, that Spanish subisct.
passing up and down The MiasiSl,ppi,
with property dratinrd 10 or coming from
| their country, 2nd not intended 10 be
landed In he Uni>ed States should not be
hurthrDed with duties to The American
soycIGrnent. But much doubt whether
the government will think It expedi.nt
indirectly III sanction the Spanish claim
TO East Louisiana, by entering into s,i.
puiatioD which, though il does not ex-
DI h.,
founded ON A!y other principle but that
they are lawfully pGssessors oil that coun-
Try which they occupy. The determine
lion ID all important 20 the people re>id.
ing on The waters OF the Mubiiic, but I
am satisfied that thsy do not wish 10 see
me just pretensions oi The people Of Eas.
tern Louisiana, at ali weakened By any
arrangements @hieh night contribute 10
their immediate benefit.
The BRUSH continue 10 hnrrass the
trade 10 Pensacola. We have lately
heard great deal Of heavy hiring, aid
Thought that they might possibly b.. pay.
ing visit TO our neighbor, at Mobile
but accounts from thal place just receiy.
ed, informs, that II Was uniy some Spa.
nish ves.elA huag ssiu,es IN tbs bay.
we have mad large concaurse of
Indians al this place, iaI ii week pass
upwards OF Thousand suppose WHO
have come down 10 receive their annual
presents. Some OF them age highly dis
sAtishcd with the trea,y---but the new
Chief Pushmat,shoy, man Of great clio
qoencs and energy of mind, gave them
nrm and undaunte;. falkland put his
opponents at defiance. These men mer.
to, meiiy mucn III honor with tbe late SPA.
nlsb government hcre-anu are mor,ised
with The popularity and Influence of the
new ehIsf, who mas, however, the gene
raj counte"ance OF The Chactsw nation,
as we'll as the u. STATES agents."
HrtTact Of letter from a respectable house
IN fiapaana, 10 a gentiemea IN NJ. York.
dafed Jan, ain, 1906.
Yesterday morning three gun DO ats,
from this port, re tosk 10 sail Of coast
convoy, which had been taken by an En-.
glIsh brig and schooner. hey also very
much damaged several Of their crews
but, after desperate action of 4 hours,
both escaped
L X 1 n L L N @
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from me Charleston Courier o}the I'm insf.
Capt. Cook left Marseilles OH the 2lst
December, A rsport efthc battle between
the French and Austro. Russian armies
mad just reached tina, pace-it was sly led
the cattle of'fhe three Emherors," and The
French were reported have eajoysd the
adVantase.-ltwas stated that $4,000 En-
glish & Russian troops had been landed in
Naplss.-Capt. G. was bearded in the Me-
diterranean by an English squadron, who
intormed,th that tho American frigate Essss,
IN entering the Bay Of AlgeEiras, had been
hres upon by the Spanish batteries.
Markets were dull at MarseilIes for CO.
ionlai produce, in consequence of an ex-
pectaiion OF peace.
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RiCHMON ID .
From WA,Hrsoros CITY, February 81.

The SENATE yesterday passed the
OIL Tor prohibiting intercourse with Ger.
tain parts of St. Domingo-Y.as al.
Nays 3.
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the enemy's line, supposed to be part,
OF the force above mentioned, and sus-
pecsing the remainder might be destined
10 the Wes,-Indies, made the best of
their way 10 Barbados.
Jan sI.-tIis Msicsty's brig Hart.
which arrived at English harbor OIL Sa.
turday evening la't, has brought the fol-
lowing intelligence t.
Con the 18th inst. to windward of
Nlangalante, the Unicorn boarded an A.
merisan, who informed him that 9 day.
before, when he was in lat. II, long. 50,
he Tell in with 8 sail Of the enemy's ships
and brig, steering windward, and that
he was so close as to be certain ere all
two deckers.
On Sunday last the British squadron,
under the command of Admiral Duck,
worth, amounting 20 seven SAIL of the line,
was discovered frsm The Shirley I. Fights,
standing TO tire westward. And on Mon
day, SIX sail of the line, one of which
bore blue nag on her mizen top. gallant
masthead, were seen holding their
course towards ST. Kits.
Ii the above reports DC authentic, there
Can be little d'ub, that our gailan, admi-
raj is in pursuit Of the enemy's Ace, =
but, We fear, too far a-stern to jns,,fy a
strong hope ofhis being fortunate snoue h
TO overlake them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28

DIED--At Mr.. Lupd Hopkins in Pow
hatan county, on Friday the 2lst instant,
MRS ELIZABETH JONES, the affec-
tIonate coDsort Of PAUL e. Il. JosEs, of
Cartersville.
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used on the birth day of America, free
dom and Independence; and they breath
ed .piri, highly honorable to the citi.
nens OF free and Independent, nation.
The revolutions were then read. and
relerred 10 committee of the whole on
the state of The union.
Mr. j. Clay reported bill for amend
ing the Library ACT, which was referred
10 committee ofihe whole tomorrow.
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Annexed to this report are the tive
acts OF the British parliament referred to-
A table of,he new and additional dutie.
payable on goods imported into Gres
Britain, not imported by the East India
company.
A table of like goods imported into
Great Britain by the East India company
A table of-new aud additional duties
payable on the expectation Of goods from
Great Britain.
A table of tonnage duties payable ON
ships entering edwards or inwards in
any port of Great Britain to or from any
foreign ports, by which one shilling q
ton is imposed on vessels entering out.
wards or inwards to or from any port in
the United States.
A table Of new and additional duties
payable on importations into and export.
stiOnS from Great Britain, and en- good,
carried coastwise from port to port with.
in Great Britain.
BY this able the following dufies are i'm
Hosed on articles inhorfed:
l. .. d
Copper unwrought per cwt. o 4 {
Cotton wool Of growth Of u.
States or British colonies per
leo lbs. o g
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Yesterday morning three gun boats,
from this port, re tosk 10 sail Of coast
convoy, which hid been taken by an Ea-
glIsh brig and schooner. they also very
much damaged several Of their Crews
but, after desperate aclion Of 4 hours
both escaped
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11

! both her legs in the moment u when sis ,'
lookea out ar. the window she now lay
II The aponles OF deata !; ne threw hiinssIi
bes;de her. ana recalled her for momea'
,o lie. BY the louduess OF his lamentations.
Sha opened her eyes, essayed 10 stretch
forth hsr arms, and moved her lips TO
speak to him; but her arms sunk, her lips
refused to do their Office, she recllned her
head, and her soul Aed to heaven
She is dead, cried the fraasic husband,
starting up, and breaking thro' the crowd
of spectators, who vainly attempted to op.
pose his progress he rushed towards the
.in,renchments aud was saen no more.
Some soldiers afterwards related that a
ysung man suddenly sprung in among
them, they knew not from whence, ssa,ch.
ed the arms from the hands of one Of ,heu,,
and was darling oyer the intrenehneass
with incredible fury, when some grape
shct shattered ais body in pieces, and nun.
bered him with The slain who filed the
dirch. There he probably remained for
when the intreRchmeps became useless, af.
ter having been s,ormed by the enemy, the
moas was closed up, and served as cen.
mon grave for the fri-ndless stranger
and the unhappy husband, whose beloved
wife, alter weeks uaioo, was consigned
at the same time TO a grave in the neigh.
boring church yard
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NEW YORK, Nov. s.

The ctissrs CT me British frigass y
brian informed the passengers ID inc ~ y
.sys.ize ast Polly Of New York (Fssss"
taken asd aent in,o Halifax that they u,
orders to csp,ur. all American vessels '1'
Preach, Spanish or Dateh per" or so ),
nies, The captain Of the Bell0na, o. !,
CANS, the day before had exsmlasd tue '"'
Pslly. of New York, and lot hsT p"
but Being afterwards lnfsrmsa o. ' ~.
new ofders BY the captaia OF the C,~'' :,
hs returned to the pursuits, took &c. ~
seat ksr 70 Halifax; as also the H'T -
prize, from Bordeaux 10 New l"h NJ,
Messsngsr, frem Guasalsups 10 f,oa
Yssk; aad the Schooner Asfs'''
Cayenne TO Boston. =. r.
The Cambriaa on the sSth VIZ vi 4
tised in our aarias news under US .bi
folk hsad) impressed $ mea fren !as ID
Charles Garter, bat liberated ' NO. hi
next day, and put them on 5sara ~" s;fI
Eliza.Aun, from Cadiz-a spaa,m .1 r
W. presume, from the cIrss@''
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when he broke his horn. thai.
furnished him vlsA cas, vs. s'a'' had 81 81,
wsii,;lmsd, Tor he was saes -, sAsslsal AZ
Cd With fatigue. ia''s,stsp,
! ne Royal Brothers. and
Gloucester, the ChaacsIlsr. NJ Nc ,ddaa IS
{; aud Ar. Nhitbrsaa, haa hi, &C. G. i''a,y
'n'o their hands, lis dress w. 0ss'a's H.
ply near. Iadesd his whol. e sas 'sasis..
supported iii SIX O'Clock i. ~ @''sf VA
oy wiz qalsSnsss, and ability, - tsaFaias
news io.sysry one, ear;icalsy!, s,,, as R@ y
Sre7oea! This maaqas was na lug A'99
"a nn'ii he oamasked at susprr a's
saqalrsd Wac is as?n Cso,,; s', . al
la sas Character of Ba!lsa Sins. W.
some suspicion, how- yer, vba' e. !, NJ
aad recognized AF. Ro5ers Shsddsa '''
ter ssppef .Aey daa:ed tssls il ~ j, al
maassr VITA lady L. tlaajltao {S''
Klcketsa, aad asr ioY&ly aaarbIs,, u" "a
beautiful Americans, vAo were IN i. s /"
sf Nuns, Nv cts
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From The UNITED sE41ES GAZETTE.

,C0mm9tien III the a0sst - Wethis day ex.
traes lfo4s the One Herald an article Con-
tanning some structures upon a publication
which appeared in the OHIO Gazette, boldly
arguing yn2 necessity OF secession OF the
@stsrn states from the union. II Woald
srssa by this publication thar the suSJsss
has already become familiar TO the pecpie.
Il has Tor several days been ramorsd, bur
without much apparent souadat'on, thss
colonel Eurr is actually agisating schsms
OF the sors at che present monens.
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Ne1v administrator!
"ARMY EN- MAsSE.

to oppose shs bull frogs from America sad
the Ffsaeh frogs Ia Europe. Mr.. Wind.
hasa intends calling out, IS corps dc re.
ser*e, ill the pigs SO learn the use q aysas,
and lord Henry Pes.r proposes Laying a
tex ou all the geese ia the united king
dom.''
Each Of these Gazettes afFc, ded an inf
mite variety of ideas. Every moment the
ssez,yn0a was assailsd by nasques ol Jews,
!nfjels. and Christians. 81 enc time he
was completely surrounded by BODY Of
,90Ny Tars, fresh from a cru;ze, who
wanted all the nezvs, that he could with
difficulty ger away from them, till his 90
serva'ions oftheiI indefatigabie 10 feref,pg
cut the French admiral at the bottom Of
the ocean, created universal applause, and
made them sheer of with three huzza's.
He made dead set a. party in the dress
OF Quakers. who were particularly mind.
full OF Number One at suppsr, and very
per'ly qnizzed ,hem on the inpcssibili,y Of
their evadiug the new tax on Geese. His
Graadma'her's Budget, which he carried
CA his back in curious Indian basket, af.
forded much amusement; and BIZ. excuse
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Eatraordin0r4 news trom InaIQi
+" JEROMs BONAPAR7n

:
after an I'm 5acCcssful eruize TO inrercept our
India fees, which mas arrived safe at Por;s.
moth, pu, iuso So. Salvador, aud while
recruiting himself and sick sailors aads1l.
tlers ep shore, vas attacked On the Is. of
april last, by regiment Of Ahgatgrs, ana
:hc whole party deyoursd in one aassl, cx.
cept The French a3snirsl, who has escansd
by plnnging into The sea. ard was tAere
swallowed slive by she Wtae, which W as
cseshi BY one OF the Iudia ships on lis
passage hope, and the Frenca sdeairal cut
cut Of her inside. Now TO be seen at tee
admiralty"
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BY THIS DAYS MAI,
SALEM, November 4,
I IL L e L E E. Tn n

Yesterday tha sIecsios OF acnb,,.
'hs TrHlh Congress wss made ia NJ, 80, ~
Samuel Putnam, E,q was the federal ..I
the hoa. Jacob Lr05yMnshieH ,hs d.m' 4
cratic candidate for Essex Sau,h Di,,r;,,
and .ha votes, "a ia. as VIZ have sc,o,n'.
wsre as follows:
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FROM A LATE LONDON PAPER.
LanSdo,Vas House Mqsouerode.

AZ the late masquerade at Lausdown
house no character was better supported
than the Newsmsn. He distributed about
500 Cazettes 10 tie mos, beautiful group Of
lovely ienales we ever Jaw assembled. For
our readers Information we laser. some of
lhem:
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IL IS wall kssWa ttlai tAars hGs been 70;
ssno tisae eossideiaA,ls disagreement and
disorder ia the &SmosEssic raaks ia TN
tewa, end ;ass esarf coassaslass have TAX,
es place between sas heads Of lAs b'Iiy'
siors. as the ,.gsnuEjss dsmoerses, 0os
ever, ssili retained szpsriority Of aan
bers, ,hs others, wEs aays mere cua2i1
con.yiysd, as nay Is aosisssured, to tI
tks Democratic Causgs on Eridsy avsgA5
ia1o etlaUmoas vsse OF s:igaa FssI
themselves: uasc!c,ea5, g's ssv for Ian
wko bad piagss TIE s:isk wsoid resd&!'
giys theiC 0wn .ste 20 promes :ae SpoT!
and shese rho were ;ha "fools il The Q say
doubtless DID 0c; kaow sat they ware voh
inc their avn es!egy. Ths yete vas ~
nsge aot ,.zn saaa ,.,s. ira ssuss Of rspaoI
iicanissn acd rational lisetty (oi wslfs y
well knewc!hey b2gst Of bslaE saPssrt.''t
wss aas,dops by al mea Of rsllS's1'
wealth and ,slsa1. This beirg .se Gaze,
what item IS l.tl to thsir party, 50tsWsa'
Of sil thsss properties? We however eai
ne, concur ~ ,hls vote, ia i!s Tall sztsa'
s,d IS j. Respects ;a4Gy seli,nssalag Iad''
v;dusls DO eossider lta cslumsy. 6u' lest
i. vhouI6 be sufsoaad "s misregres:a'' sc
VIII ,aks tss vote "a i s.gnss IN the Ns'
gis.sy::'
81 Resolved unanim9usjy, Thns cash 3d. o,
siy;dual In tais assembly essslder a'm'''
60 q eosmit,es a. Monday asxE, to sup
rar,. ia our candidate, tins cause OF nj:
nubl:sa.isa So ana rational Liberty, when
aos only aesrdonsd by all ether soun'fI'''
BIZ. by al .ha religion, all the wsaltA' 'a1
eN he tale1tS 81 our own"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11

E@'fa0rdinaryrezvs fran Sou1h America!
Gen. MIRANDA
and his thousand followers ave completely
succeeded IN reyoleiionizing South Ams-
ries, by embodyieg several regialsats of
Lrocoa'iss and Ratfle Stakes and has given
toe command Of The hundred forts, taken
by nia ID Ten days, TO each Of has husdgsd
body guards"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11

Extraordinary nesOs fam North Auerica!
"JEFFERsoE AND HIS YANKEE
have declared wal against Greas Britain &
her dependencies. Alter performing fnnc.
raj Sc vice tor one peer uniorlunsts s.smsn
OF beard smuggling cutter, killed. by &C.
cideo. by cahnon shot frcm Brush fri.
gate bringing her 100. The President aad
his IaESey srew, consulting tbs genlus OF
Gyo,trn, unanimously resolved to ioia the
Freueh ia invading Greas Bstaia and for
'has purpose have shipped off 100 Coo bull
.segs, srmsd "ita Kentucky riffs guns. 70
cooperate WIN these brothers IL ua.ure,
though aet IL name, the French frogs"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11

The London Monthly Magazine contains
a series of letters en- the present ssa,s
Of Switzerland, by traveller in that
county 20 his friend IN Lcdon From
one of these letters we extract the fol.
l0wing interesting article -