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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-06

;ole,. do. hrig Ll,,le John, LidGe, Of dc
schopuer saliy, SsefIIas. OF 90. sap
{ Nyapn, ai.Liea. al Baltimore, 10 san IL
) a.vs ier NV York; seiasoacr Nancy,
lsgpers. in 2days tor Philadelphia brig
( g,sI Rray, OF .Nsw Yosk, saliea Tor the
csss. ,ls Oh uiSimo; big Eliza, Stotssufy,
OF ph,i4dciphis, ue. 60. seheonsf S'A"es,
w a)Iace, of New Haven, sailsa iof-ao. sils
Oh. and thcncc TO New York.
April oath, III lat. 80, 20, long. ~ so.
spoke the ship PArnasso, Alien, OF New
Bedford, 5 Gays ifoal charleston Tor Siler-
bautg. ~
Passengers, Messrs. Burling, Cla'k anG
Mate Ella, and four Preuch oHisefs.
The schoone. Sophrans, ChamPsain, in 81
DAYS from GG.,i4!oupr. The ich'i tavofi.e,
Miller OF + ton, arrived at Guadalupe ms 18th
OF Mascb, Ifom,he lsisNd Of ascentien. dpsse,
bound in, ,hc brig SHY snu beley, troa' bol-
ton ana the aoih, The thip Commerce, supPolcd
to be tem New.Yolk; and The big Owe,
CroweI IL days i,.m Ne" Yo.k- Aphl IL,
in la. g, iung. 6s, spokethe IMP FAME Hiaik,
DAYS from Cha leltop 4ol Llscfpco, Apul
~, Ia ias. 81 81, lo"g: $3.50 tpoks the rig
ktza. 4 days i,ctE n York ier che W. lndiss.
apnI Is. 81 league liom Cape Coz, poke 'De
big Geose. 8 days .tFota NewOulypOt
Mach za, a,,es ron foios Cssssu, va
baarhed by beat ran the Brhllp org Shs1,
and treated poi,e,v. 20 sagues nom Drscs-s
was brought 10 by F,eaaeh prvatesF from Gu'.
daicure aad -ite. 4 irouis dstenuon sstsu.l
peate ulf4.i..l.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-06
NEW YORK, April 20.
TO TIE PUBLN. \

IN this critical posture Of oar na,ispa'
affairs. insu,.sd and oppressed as W. afs >
the dstes,sG tyfaots ei ths OCEAN, nave
considered il asy duty TO his community
IL lsfar sa tnem, laai tae eommoa eoanstl
have made an application TO the Ffssidea'
tor aasal force lac following memo'
rial wa. unanimously Adopted aad 'faas
mlsssG 20 ,as seat Of government by ans
moruing's mall. =
Clsrk OF sns CITY and county OF
Nsw York
Apart %, 1865.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-06

sftbs west. Il would not nave dsPfes'a'.
ed our Iaads east OF ,s1s msoaa@iAs. = :
would not thus have in.gassf.sEseo ''aoss
,;,,zsn> wna fill lhs treasury Win ia am,
.ple funds, undsr the specloas pfs'sSs %
sak,pp the least possible sana frsaifns 1to1'''S
8, abor. Ii would ust have acded 90 'ae
evil bynuying al all immense p'sSs''nas !" "'s :"
soa;d nave oecn mo,s els-ply oo.alhsu ~
4 d ,tfsrsnt way. Hs waaiu nee nave ssn'
eIevea millions OF specie co faufofs WASH d
third of the sum spsatln saio sosa'st' ia ga.
havs accomplished the object, aad "yu'o
at the same tlaae have ins4Soratsa oaf q
grisulsurs, oaf soaslnsrss, aad our manu-
'a''e's'' RAMIL TON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-06
From the REGISTER.

We ths day publish the most sxttasral'
nary dssumsat, that these extraordinary
times hasesyes produced.
TO fHF PRESIDENT OF rHB UNITED STATES,
2hs Aemokal of ths Mayor, Alaefmsn and
CommonaAs IF the city Of Nfao lorS,s5c
IaAr ~ Choton, DIR. Wortaao,
and thcir 10orshfnl associates, arc az fali'
liberty to Proclaa their swn incensistep-
sizes, no oas Will plead 10 deny. s,.has
these geatlemsn shald take occasion 10
connect tbs slslas'oa their p9ii,icsl Idcl
WIN public mistei,ae. is stretch Of,
senssssioa, which the srit of ,as nation.
susdoed and absssd as Mas baen. nav
no. be disposed to bear
Whether the declaration B he zyo,sb;;b.
FIJI gen.ieasa of fill eogR,ace IN he
1Oisdom and patriotism d the lxsrnt ed
ministrati0n of sAe United States. Which
forms the -iauoduc,isn TO this Aa,a,;al
was, as biting sarcasm, Intended give
point o tbs biuer -spr0aehss, sgains he
same administration, which constitutes,
residue OF ihs remembrance, We shall n
undertake 70 determine; bat, as citizen
of the Uni,ed States, suffering under IN
criminal improvidsnce OF The admlnisus
tioa in hegIectiag the Aavy OF tas y aits
States, rae seaport t0wns, and taeir d'
fensss aad, as msa, in whose cars tn
kaelLof murdered fellow citizen is stl
sounding, We have ia. rght TO .nqalr
with what proprissy any man, or set {
men can declare shsir fall sonhesaes
the authors OF these wrongs. Is II ne
enough taas We are deeply lniured, nan
We slse be insulied by he falsomt prais
of chess to whaE the grsssast neglect
Guty Is, irs ihe same brvata, Justly rmeu
ed! As nc the prayer OF TIE memarl
that the prssidsas will send, wIrHos
DELAY, s" thfee Or more American jrigds
to- rsjSe the 6I9ckade," il il was net il
lsRdsd completely 60 aaass.k The admiai
uauea, viii most certainly produce ,h
effect. For Mr. Jefferson eeaid VII
eeaai fasilisy ssaS thirty sail sf ,hs iiae
he sosi3, at this time. dispatch three
mors American fr;ga.ss 70 rciisys ths ha
-ber of New York. How musA hS will
shLged to hi. 1usrshisfaai friends. foresu
pelliag this disslosurs Of his naksaaes
they may. by this time, be able TO ceajs
tures
How fsirifs both the sorperatien ar
the ada,nistrasioH have been hit of in III
sas.as.ial, a comparison of the iu.rodu
usa ~lth the sabseaasnt paragraphs, w
clsarly explain. Is is ahrewdly suspect,
-tkaS SsItaln taa.siSas aides maa i. ais :.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-06
70 TEE PRESIDENT or TIE
LJvIfED STATES.

The Memorial Of the Mayor, A'dermsn
aaa Commoaslty OF tas cry OF Nsw
York,
Respectfully shesOefh. !,
Faau your lnemoriasis,s repose iali
consdxacs 10 Inc wisdom and parlo,ism OF
the prsss1s administration OF the Uniiea
S,a,ss. They aru ssasibls thatthe gensral
government is disposed 60 afford setnsisnt
aod adequate ptosscsion 80 svefy portion
OF the uniaR,
A melancholy event has taken place.
this dav consigns 70 rhS grave tie rsmains
oil ishltPlercs, q felfow-cisizen, iaha a'aa-
" a,urse.ea by chs Bfitiois. Our Rofs Is
blaskaJed; cur vessels inteiesptsd; cur
saasnsn Impressed; car commerce ia'sr-
rugged, aud ee. iur,sdistion.t lights meet
gresslY violated. a Blush squadron Is
now bsfore oar hsrhor, sviae,ag dispssi'
ZION TO reasw lis ouu ages. aad 20 Perre.
Tatc additional 1nerMltsss.
We therefore respectfully request that a
nav al force may be Immediately stauoaed
at this port, anu thai three or more AHsri-
san trigates. may, without delay, De seat
1sr our PEctecaea.
DE- WITT CLINTON.
By sFdss Of Csmnen Council.
It. NORMAN,
Csg Clsss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-06

La
shin Leasder, with asg Of truce, arrived
! az Fort Iay.
We learn from .'1ut. Coen, that she
British ships off thu Hook, were entirely
naaco,,a;siea viii, ihe dsath Of Iohr
pierce. I'LL TUESDAY evening. The boa
has come III, 10 procure the release OF ,wt
officers from their 4ap. wi4oaa they endar
ssentI. are in cGaf nemchs.
The two British ships of war at sandy
Hook received ,ae news of their khlIas
Mr. Pierce Yesterday Thryl 81 euiatcly
iag, they sntsr 10 aeaor outside The Ho"k
Il snort ,ins alter. the schooner Anxious,
from iiavauua, llassrts annoliesd witnir
hail Of ,aytn.
The big Eliza, Burgess Tor HAVANA
Wenl to ssa yesterday, aad was not beard
ed by the BRUSH bleckadlng squadron CT
our hAybor. The ship Ann, / owier, fol
Hull. suTetsd q dsseniise OF abvus hall aS
hour
May 2.
Arrived, the ship SieRus, Tired well, in
81 days from Amsterdam. Apd. l 4, in
| lat 80, 80, long. 10, so, spokx ihe ship
Dart, Farming, from New York, rsa
shlek sea, aud lost a man overheard
March 70, abreast OF Tczcl Island, spakr
the sbie Hamilton, Til. npson, from Bal
,l,ser. fer Amsterdam. .tIarsh 80, q Ias
40. loae. 10. Spoke tho ship New Caller
Huxley. from Landon Tor Bostsn, and
ship Aionzo, G ibbs, So days from Charles.
.ea fer Brsmes. April 5. Il, Is LAT. IS, ,35
| long. 80. 81. ssoks the ship Iris, II DAYS
from Amstsrdam for Esltimet<. Apri]
20, ia lar. 40. 81. icns, $. spoke the shis
| HARDWARE. 2S DAYS lion Liverpool for
New York. April ga ia lat. so. 81. long.
81 Q smoke ship Ophsiia. Dslauo. of New
gsdfusds s DAYS from New Ysrk Ter 4 y,
s,erdsmo Aaril Is. in lat. So 27. loup
60. ussseri The wreck es big az sch'r,
anpareutly new and eastern built ,essei
inll IF vatsr no.h .,asts and h,,y. ,y;,
Gene and d.eks eom.Ietgly sw.ae aaa
red h,,av taes ,slEaw sides with - sf..n
ss,ryk .Jooo o,,ar,e,s. 4,laek o1.t,.1
b.a,ds ,har, bjps o,artsr dr,k n.;pss d
), >Es,;oh, red ADD aan,srsd 10 be Ia civ
ann bI ,ek s,.,o a,,n ,x;i.,r n,,e III, O.:
= rrl asd ~, ,fc,al hi. v;ad,ws =
vcEy Eers,.In Ami &c :, l,t 40
| lac 90 cd s,oke brig Merchant. 20
aas, rr.n, s. V,nc.n.s far bes,oa. Pas
= ,,oer c,n,,;, t.sero. rhomas. late ,oa..
! rsr 81 ,hr s,,o Gh.fio.se Murdoyk. WIZ
$500 10 .;,f,,a ,hs.Ls - ca. :. r, q
vii 60, h,s n,l,,. and o-nsrous tres,msn,
+, An Ams.srdum PAPER Of ,he = 5ih Mares
safes. ina, an .amer,san ship, supposed 70
! h. ,br I,ex,apu,n. fton B.l,aorr for Rps
| fsrdam was ashore en ,he yr., .rar,oji.
,,ug bu. wou.d prob,,iy Be %. If
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-06
HAMILTON.
BY THIS DAA IS MAIL.
YORK, April SO.

N Il w 0AeaA, tAP'F' OOs
last evening li.ut. Ceen. OF the BRITISH
ship Leander, with fag Of truce, arrived
at Fort Jay.
We learn from .,eut. Coen, that .he
BRUSH ships off 'shr Hook, were entirely
uaacquaiased win ihs dssih Of lohn
Pierce, ill Tuesday evening. The boat
has come ul1to procure he ieiease OF 40
officers from their saip, wi4oaa they endsr-
steatl. are in cGaf nen1ehs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-06

The two British ships of war at Sandy
Hook received iae news of their killIag
Mr. Pleree YESTERDAY. Ihry lr., snep'lateiy
ho,s,ed signals fer pllois; tul mere eAcr.
iag, they Gn@e 10 aoeaor outside the tio"k.
Il snori time alter, the schooner 4 micas,
from HavanuA, passrts annotlssd wlti.'n
hail OF ,aytn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-06

The big Eliza, Burgess, for Havana,
Wenl to ssa yesterday, aad was not beard.
ed by the BRUSH bloekadlng squadron ol
our h.rbor. Ibs ship Ann, Fowier, for
Hull, suffered dstenilss OF abvus hali aa
houro
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25
SATURDAY, OCTOBER rs, 1906.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
q hogsheads Jamaica rum, 4th proof
20 do. ST. Croix do. Sd do.
10 do. N. Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin
4 do American do. of superior quail.
2 do. L. P Madeira wine ] Of excellent
2 do. T.. NJ. do do. qual. 7uar-
4 quarter casks do. do. ranted Pure.
s do. Mapseilles wine
90 bbls. prime beef-Connecticnt inspec,
so Go. prime pork-Newsjers do.
10 boxes mould candles
IS do. English white soap--ycry dry
. chests lsyson-sKin tea
500 bushels St. Ubes salt.
Wadfworth and Butler,
Union, between King and Prince-street.
October IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25
PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue of a deed Of trust from Danics
I'D MsCarty, Esq. to the subscriber, made
for the purpose OF securing the payment of a
debt due from the said Daniel Gl'Casty to Ro-
bert T. Hooe & Co. Of Alexandria, will be
exposed to public sale On the JGfeenth day q
November next, to the highest bidder, for
ready money,
A Tract or Parcel Of Land.
Situated in the county Of Fairfax, on tie wa
tiers Of Accotink, commonly called tire Mount
.Ai,. Tract, containing between six add seven
huadred acres, together with the buildings and
improvements tllereon--it being the tract Of
land wherein the said Daniel M'Carty hath
for some time past resided. The sale will
take place at the DWELLING house Of the said
Daniel M'Carty, on the said premises.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
October 9 dts
az The above iaie is postponed
until TAv)qay the 23d Of November,
on. which day it will certainly take
place, on the terms and at the place
mentioned in the foregoing adyertiie-
ment.
IS. Thomas supnn, Truftee.
= October IA.
IA hhds. SUGAR Of good quality,
SO bbIs. do. do.
pipes 4th proof Brandy
4 or. casks Sherry Wine} of excellent
IL do. do. Malaga do. quality.
Boxes of Cotton Cards
Sacks of Licorice Root and Sage
Barrels of Clover and Herds Grass Seed
And large quantity of Red Sole Leather,
For Sale by
Benjamin Shreve, Jun.
July &C.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25
FOR RENT.

The STORE, on Prince-street, between
Fairfax and Prince-street, Ltely in the occu-
patton of Mr.. Ramsay It's well calculated
for dry or wet goods store. The rent mo-
derate. Apply to
William Hodgfon.
Sept. Is. 49, d
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Patent Elastic Suspenders.

111et1c 1' NC'Cto E'O1IS4Nio,
10 be had, TDholssalc and,retaH, Of the atentee
me1t door 6elozv mr.. .4lera,lde,. M Kenzie's,
lo7uer end e. Prince street, .alerund,ia.
NiEY sHrpass any yet extant, for. ease,
Il legance,. &c. Masters of vessels and
other gentleman going to the West Indies,
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
assortment, and a great allowance TO those who
purchase by the quantity.
n. B. The buttons on the back parts of the
waistbas1d ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Snspenders, to prevent improper straining
and thereby destroying the ease desigaedin
construction Of the article. ..
JMyS RICHARD HORWELLe
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25

He SUBSCRIBER las removed his atoro TO
/ the warehouse la-~ly occupied by A3f,
Gore, two doors below MIR. Dsyeg Dstey y
where nc intcs1t;s keep All assortment q re
Choicest Groceries,
he has at flresem on hani, Gf,a crafty M az
cais recommend, y,gD.i3Esoa!e Or retati,
R1uscovstlo and oaf sugar; Cuydaloupo&ad
ST. Domingo cctGtee, young hyson aH,! iinpe'
ria teas, CHOICE Rhode Island ci3ce&os, ge!:u-
me Spanish SegaEs OF fi7st quality, chocoi'le,
mould and dipt candies, spinning cotton, H'T.EE'-
ping paper, laol~s&es, fine anil coarse sat ii
bulk and sacks, iosten rum, pe;s;h bgelld.%,
wtisHcy, &c. Sc.
&c has az ircsent, 4ad erf!cct2 u kr1! sflhl|d
7Wth,
D. CariisIgs flour, 6 superior rl44uflctnss,
e. e. ts,..liiy u.s., ald resl buter lgo tie coun-
try.
A. L:NDo.
OctoborzJ d
q: B. Du5incssia tbe Brokerage Lie doee
as usual
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25

~ CONSISTING CT
~ LEGl-AAl12 i mahogany Redstcads, Chars,
H Tables, Sofas, elegant sfsTussoil's Carpet
ing, q great deal of which IS new, Curtains,
BEDS, Mattresses and Bed FurniS!Ee,aa ifiish-
cd In the newest fashion, some elegant Bath
Stores, tEoi English Carriages, vita Harness
for four horses, finished in me newest i-ashiol,
ana other articles OF Ssdlery-Aiso, quailt'-
,ty Of, elegant cut and plain Gi&ss, large
quantity OF empty Porter ans stone 5otties,
Garden Utensils Of ali kinds, and, eventually,
several dozen Of English Brown Stout, Ale,
and Wines Of different kind, and Liquors.
The sale to commerce at Il O'Clock IN the
foreaoon if fair, il not the next fair day, and
to continue from day to Gay till al is Sold
Terms made known at time and place Of sale.
October 8. :" dis
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25
Sale at Auction.

On 1123.D,dfK, the third day Of NoTeIber,
viii be sold, at public auction, at the horse
OF his Britannia majesty's envoy extrao'5 g
nary and minister plenlpotentlary to tie ".
nitcd States, in the city q Washington, all
his @
Haageh5jd 6 kitchen Fn2131tagre,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to tie order of the Honorable ~.
caeIas ESiszg.4gh, Ns,ll be sold at yehdne, Oh
the 9Th day OF November llcxt, by Philip
G.. Marstelier, vendne-mastcr,
4 voriety .gf Dry Goods,
.(All the Stock is Trade Of WM. OxLEY]
CONSISTING OF
y HIlli5 aud coarse cloths; csssi1aerss -
blankets; mems and wQnlens worsted
stockings mems and wo.aens cotton stock
ings; dinites: musiins: great variety OF
SUITS clsitMzes; calicoes; silks, &c. &C.
which were given up by William oxley, an
insolvent debtor, for the benefit Of his credi-
tors.
The above goods viii Be sold on a long Gre
dit FOR approved indorsed negotiable notes.
Terms viii be made known previous TO the
sale,
Z homas Swami, Trustee
for William Oxley, an insolvent debtor.
October li.---(l4l dts
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Notice is hereby g1ven,

Notice is hereby giveD,
That have been duly appointed Trustee Of
the estate and effects Of lillian 0nley, an in
solvent debtor, and that all persons indebted
to the said William O-ssey, are to make their
payments to me.
Thomas Swami.
October Ia, q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-09

O.g4sn's Detosifion.

District Of herv Yo,k, 10 zvif
Samuel O., Ogden, of ne c:'y of Nv.
Yo,&i n.erchant sworn 10 make true an
swrrs touching certain exp, ORION ilt .d
out and sailed from this pr il the Lam
der deposes thas Go! SIM b had 40 par
Iicuar agency in Etlng on, tne hip Lee
andcr or rrocur ug the cargo---th. depo-
ncnt did that h,mseiF. Cos. Smith aud
Cen. Miranda ware frequently iose he,
William Aynsteng Was the principal a.
gent of this depon=Dt IN procuring Ger
| tain articles ofthe cargo Of the snip * GET
ting the men on board. There we're
pixies, cannon aud cu!lxsses FOE the use
OF the ship on board.--Gen. Miranda
sgone out in the ship AZ pass-ngt mere
ly; is bound TO a place as he this de po.
nent, tsitiks in latitude between 10 and
IS N. and longitude between 60 aud Is ".
Gen. Miranda was to land as was in,en.
ded either upon an island or on the Spanish
Main within that latitude and longitude.-
Thalthe men on board were al Iiberty,o sGt
or not TO act in any enterprise with Cen.
Miranda as they should agree, or to land
with the general or not to land, at their
pleasure. Cen. Miranda was born, as he
undersl God, in the province of Carraccas,
and he thinks IN the town OF Caracas,
where he had grea. number Of friends.
That Gen. Miranda showed This deponcpt
a great number Of papers in the spanish
language, the substance Of which, as he
told hin, were assurances from has friends
in Caracas, laat they would assist hiTa
IN any views he might have when Nc ar
rived there; thsY we're papers both re-
cent and old, and some of them very re-
cent and mostly received by Gen, a1iran-
ola While in Europe--that general Mir.a-
da came here from London snd brougbs
With him letter oi eredence on Daniel
Ludlow OF this city for 8OOl' 81, Ring,
which sum this dsponent ceiycd from
Mr.. Ludlow GF Gen. Miranda
The engagement between this depe-
nent and gen. Miranda is that the Lean-
der shall carry what she has OF board 10
he port Of destination, ard The capt. of
The ship 10 there e. receive fGr this t=po.
nen. il Cash It's pr.ce * the amount of the
outfits and two hundred per cent. adj.
vance on he amount Of the bsTgo K OUT
the Hsf Of names iVt!l. 0e ner.aTer "a.
zen ia IFS regular or.fer iuthe course Of tie
testimony d:kO-red IL c0Hf1 az Me .rial.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-09
No I.
Voluntary e:cansi'iGiiOn Of Mr.. Ogden, lsS
Nlnfc IRO6 Den II.

NfuFCH, toOO Icy Sts
Samuel G. Ogden brought up ,his NOR
hing upon the warrant issued by me yes.
,erday and examined as a party charged
~ having provided aud prep&,e ed the ex-
Ped'tion mentioned in the WGrran, says {.
lie Is the sole owner Of the Leander .
Gen. MIrauda's name is Francis; he sail
ed IN her, and She was bound 10 Jacque-
mel. He prefers not to say what o her
place the L@ander was TO touch, or where
Gen. Miranda was to land, and does not
say. There were $50 persons on board,
inciucing every person. She had IL cam
non Oh board mounted as the complmenr
OF the ship. He declines ans~ er,ng aoy
question relating To the vessels cargo or
what was in her hold.
The persons who went out in The Leander
are set down in a list, a copy of which his
annexes hereto.*
The persons on board were not orpa.
Missed as troop to aei in any military du y.
other than 10 defend the weasel IN case of
attack-He does not sdmi, he has set on
loot or prepared any expedition oi a hostile
nature against any foreign state. He 6rsr
saw Gen. Miranda the 9Th or % h Of
December last, tkcn in Ne w-York, where
he remained principally Ill he saned in
the Leander. The Gener llodgeda a, Mrs.
Arsry's, STAKE street, in shis city
SAML. G. OGDEN.
Taken and subscribed before In@ the
first day Of March, one thousand eighs
hundred and SIX.
aI. b TALIADGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-09
By WILLIAM w. HGNiNC. S WILLIAM
MUNFOND.
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put together; however, it may be POLISH
ed, or vanished; or FURNISHED, it will ne
verthelc,s fail.
In justice to the writer of the PAM
phlet, 1t ough, to be acknowledged, that
he has done great deal for bad cause,
and has indeed almost "mcde The qvorse
alhiiedr the tetier reason"
PACIFiCATOR.
ITO be continued
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FRoM THE AMERIeAN CITIZEN.
MILITARY RxpFpIrIoN.

MILITARY EXPEDITION.
Before We proceed farther wiih The trial
OF col. Smith, we have deemed it p operlo
lay before the reader the following voiun-
tary testimony and deposition taken H. the
hrst proceedings of the United States vs.
Smith and Ogden, that he uiay have all
the facts necessary 10 inform his mind
respecting the expedition of Miranda, and
their agency in II.
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WIFI BE. SOLE.

For cash, in the town of Mutton. at the tavern of
Thomas Wills, on the fourth dag OF Sep,em-
Der next.
The Fo.2o7uing Sla0cs, to wit.
Hannah, negro woman, Patrick, boy, Amy,
negro woman. Dick. q negro f. low, AMI the
children of Hannah herein before named also,
:he children of Amy hercin before named, con
veyed to ne in trust by Edward Moore. TO Sc
cure the payment OF debt due Brown. Rives &
Co. merchants and partners, of the town OF MIL
ton Being only Interested as trustee, will only
convey the till: to aforesaid properly vested in
me is such.
Martin Dawson, Trustee.
August I'd, 1856 IDS
A BANGAIN MAY De HAD IN 4
Chariot, HARNESS and Pair Of E%-
cclleut Horses.
Enquire of the printer.
klchrnond, August 2. 1906. IF
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Thos. & Amos Ladd.

HbVE suspended the grinding Of whac, in
4 i thei Merchant Mil, OF me lanes river
canal abou, one and half miles above this CRY
for ,he pnrpcse of grinding Com OIL toll, where
they now have leDulu supply of water
This They are induced to DO, to- reheve the dis.
iTs ses OF The people. though at a great sacrifice
Of their own inieiest
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MILLINERY.

p FRS. =. PEASANTS. in eorrer house
1tA next door r,low Jacob J,hnaon's Book
o.e has fsetiyei handsome assortment Of
GOHNtfS, HATS. &c TIC. of newest fashion,
jG,, fom Phi2ielp..ia
Sepg'y VII W constantly kept on hand.