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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13

/ ne SWbsCTz0ef
Informs bis friends, and the pubic Ii general,
that he has now open, and for sale in the
house Ately occupied by M. A. c. Gaze
move, Oh Fairfax, between King and Prince
Streets, handsome assortment Of
G q . d s.
81 this fall simporsation-
---coSSISgIEe or
Superhhe, r1otst
Fine, and FORFEIT
Cassimcres, WaistcoatinNs,
Aailchestry,
Plains and kerscts,
Halhhicks and Napt Codon:s
Napt FRIES and Flushings,
Blus and grey Coatings,
Ladies superiint Coatings,
A handsome choice CT Flannels,
Rose and striped Blankets,
Scarlet Cardinals,
Calicoes, Shawls and Handkerchief,
Printed CoanterpaneS,
Irish Linens ant. Dowlasses,
Russia Sheeungs and striped Bodaaa
Brow. and white platiilas,
White andbrown Rolls
DurDoon GurlahA
MammoodieA
Shoes,
LOAF and Lump Sugar,
Pins, Needles, Buttons, and good choice Of
taylors Silks Twist and Threads--All of which
ie is determined tosseli at the most reduced
priess for ready money. He hopes to meet
with that encouragement his attention to BUSH
ness may seem 10 merit from generous pub
Tic.
Thomas B. Dyer.
N. B. He will rent tbs store house, kitch-
en- and granery at Broad Greek, in Maryland.
tholding an uneSpired lease for the samej
with the Lot OF Ground thereto attacked, con-
tanning number of excellent apple trees
the ground equal TIC any for garden-ltis al
so an excellent stand for tavern or black
smith shop, either of which would be immense
ly profitable, if conducted and supplied in
proper manner. The terms will be rsade easy
by early application as above
Novernber5. DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY, me asd irst. a 10 .o'eloex
IN tie 1orealoo'', 1aiHd soia At 5hf lqte ea<0
s sns' hof'ae q mr.. dticha9'd Ce5ua5., dc c$ea,
All his Household Furniture,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
SALES AT VENDUE.
,s,a every Tuesday and Friday + !,
WILL BE SOLD,
AT TIE yENDUR SToAEs

AT TIE yENDUE SIoAEs
Conner of Prince aud Water streets,
4 ssr;sty Of Dry Goods, GSoeersfs, sc.
Particulars of which will be expresses 40
the bills of the day. .
ALL kinds Of goods winch are on siif 9a94
IAN and the prices Of which are established,
.sr at any time be viewed ard purchsasea at the
lowestlimisation and prices.
p. G. Marstellef, Y. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13

John C. Ladd.l
November %. d
The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offers fer Sale very low:
IS hosihead; fret quality ST. Croix
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee cotton
6 pipes 4th pscof cogniac BRANDY
10 hogsheads vel favored 4th proof ia
a7aica rum ~
80 barrels New-England Rum.
IND or E.4ND,
y1nperiaI
Hyson TEAS
Young Hyson >of the lstest inn
11yson Skin, and portaleats.
First quality Souchong
Best green coffee in baAa
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular Tencriffe
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozen bottled
Port, vcry oil WINES.
a few cases claret, superior quality
Coniac and Old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
NewEngland rum and whiskey
Mace, nutrnegs, cloves and pimento
Black pepper, ailspice, & ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and fg blue .
DiSon's Philadelphia, & EAgish mustard
Refined Salt-petre
Brown and white soap
., Mould and dipt candles
indigo, alum, madder, eoppesea, & roll
birthstone
English gun-powdsr
Demyohns
James sanderfon.
September "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18
Domestic Jntel.igtnre.
NETWORK, March 8.
Extra9 efa letter from Ai5Ssy.

hsfrH6 81 a kffrr from Alb0ay.
The effect produced by the condition has beer
here pretty much the fame with you. II is repro
ta.ed by every hoaet man one Of the rnoa daring
and ubiquitous attempts that draeed free coun
trv and the mott infulting che public feelings and
opinion.
ITO the honor Of Albany, thofe Of her citizens who
were ths former friends of Aaron Burr, have, with
one inGgncant exception, preferred their integrity
snd hooraby reed the iniidous efforts of their for
mer leader.
Of the origin and progreGs of thi, thing we have
no doubts. There is but representation in circt-
Iaton, which is by all believed, and afIerted upon
che authority Of Mr.. Swartwout hirnfef. It is that
Mr.. Swartwout was invited ~ an interview by Mr.
Dewitt Clinton, through poA-maacr Bailey, which
had accordingly after fuch flica:on on the part
Of Mr.. Bailey, and great reluctance on that of Mr.
Swartwout, at the hose of the former. The high con-
traeting parties, following the laudable example fe,
them blythe Britilh treaty, on the proportion of Mr.
Clinton, opened the interview by mutually acceedipq
to preliminary article, which lipula,ed an entire OBJ
livion TO paif animoitcs and recriminations Def
nitivc arrangements were however fuipended, until
Mr.. Burr, ihoul1 be confuted. He was written to
on the fubea, and at fro diiinclined TO the uni
on but on a fecond application, and after an INFER.
view at the city of Philadelphia, with Mr.. William
p Van Nefs, or Mr.. Irving, or both, aiiented to
coalition, on terms penned by himfelf. Thief. COLL
=
eededfo. the correspondence and articles were (hewn
here by Mr.. Swartwout, TO gentleman, who has
Communicated the former and fome of the latter.
Thofe made public, are, in fubttance:
I" That neither Mr.. Dewitt Clinton nor JuJge
Spencer houd be the candidates for the govern
ment |; but that he ihouli be man mutually to be
agreed on by the two contracting parties
That his administration mould be directed by 4
council, TO be formed of member, to be fsleed from
EACH
That the al againft duelling fhould be repealed
" That Mfr. w. P. Van Nefs fhoud then be made
fecretary Of rate, Mr. Swartwout ferif of the civ
and eouRty Of New-York, and Mr. Burr be fen. on a
foreign embafy, or, at leaf, that the combined irfu
ence Of the two parties houd be exerred to affect the
Latter object.
Topave the way for the re1oratan of this gen.
teman, to the confidence of the community it was
sgreed, that his fu, againa Cheetham i,ould be
brought to trial; the publication on the par, of the
latter, Mould be abandoned, feeby fupported, g.
that in cafe of recovery, Mr.. Burr hould thew his
magnanmity by seleafe of damage. Such i, the
current report here, and no one that know Of
doubts its TRUTH 1t is certain that frequent Wits
were interchanged between MeiIrs. Clinton and
swartwout, during the Gay of the latter gentleman
at this place; and chat coziiton dinner was given
aft Monday at Judge Spencer's, to which both par
ties were invited, and the invitation was by each ac
cePted."
IN. T. Morn. Chronicle.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18

The gov.r:pr's name IS Bt ANcmARD.-A:iMAMt
the king of tie JaloiF' had impossi certain dur,
upon all vefrh belonging the French factory which
traded up the river, and double that tusy upon o.
theirs. The Fe,ieh claimed theIx as their own, and
kept the additbnal duty for themielvea-Thi, fraud
was detected ~ the king, and war the coniequence
of their perhiy.
The French TENT plundering expedition up the
river axana the JaloHs, which returned with a con-
i;deraole number Of naves, &c. This cm5odencd
them to new attempt, which lisewife fuccee.rd in
obtaining anumber of naves; but, not fatsfed with
this, the commander landed his men and marched
them INTRO the country. The Jaloffs furrounded and
buttherei nearly the whole of them.
This was a dreadful eatanroph~ to the inhabitants
ct the French colony, for governor Blanchard had
taken from every woman who had two fons, ono Of
theni for this expedition and out Of the whole num-
Der not more than two three returned alive.
The war continued when our informant left the
eoait of Africa. Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18
CHARLESTON, March G.

The atmosphere Of our city and harbor ha. been 70
thick for upwards Of week pa, eaoned !, is fun
poied, BY imoke from the woods which are on fire,
we are told in almoR every direction, tina, has been
nearly 'mPoble for veel, to Leave the port,
sowing to this efreumltance, mon probably, that
we have no arrivals from Europe.
March 2. ~
BY a gentleman lately arrived here from Africa
we are informed that has ragged on the banks Of
che Senegal, for fome time pal between the native,
and Cue French. The Jai.95, who inhabi, the eoun.
try between the rivers Senegal and Gambia, are an
setive aud warlike people. They are divided into
everai clans, aud are frequently at war with each O.
TIER. ihey are iuPPoied to be the ha.dlornea no
groe; Of the weaern eoaa. The French have bad
for MANY years, fetdement at the mouth Of ,hr
river Senegal, from whence they Gerry Oh conldc.
sable trade in flaves, gum, &c
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Gbe Gnquirfr.
RICHMOND, 1873 MARCH.

Unesr an expectation that Mr.. John Ran
@eipb,s celebrated and ~'eR inte1eaing Speech o,
Mr.. Gregg reoAntion, avonid come to Rand i,
tie National LateNigeneer BY tie lar epenins'l
mail, ace aViSed to Introduce as much oftbiJ de.
bate IN oar freisnt paper, ar suouid permit ns ia
giVe MR.. Ro"6'lpb's Peeeb in our next. !. That
lpeseb' 6osve1er, dill not APPEAR in tie Ian In
friEgenner. NE cannot now reeriy< fbefor.
Yedne/il6y night. SbonlI it tb.n come 10 band,
see I5aN "ftsmpt to re-pn6iiB it in our next pa.
per. TIE lpeteb. itttLs sUiH .f1rni6 our diaant
readers, s2ifb tie only explanation tba. sve can
aGirJSr cur Anxirt, to put it into their po1eGou.
Ibe sreai BODY IF iutereaine FOREIGN nezvs,
eobieb Sve pub'yb in or SUPPLEMENT-, for
6idt ~ to notice al. fill length. the preceding,
Of Coners/j on Mr.. Gregg refalutiont. II is fe
feie"t TO o9ie'-Ur, that or Tburjiia, the Homjc,
after b0ping rstisfed TO difebarse the committee
eftbe svbolf from = further confederation off6eu,
Te'Ifea TO take them ap for dileu6Ton and that,
~pon motion being made, trey agreed to take
up tile 1s,oIntion /.6nnitted BY Mr.. Nieboyon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18
cHILLIcorHE, (ohio) Feb. %.

INDIAN e. asM--It is to be hoped that the minds
Si our citizens VIII he. be dduieted at the FOLLOWING
informatien which is thus public TO prevent ex
aggerated accounts going forth as i, is believed ,ha,
mere does not exe shst danger 70 generally sppre-
hsnded A few days will probably difina,e This
threatening afpeta of affairs.
The governor has this day received an eypref from,
major Moore, in thenpper fettlements Of Mad River
ineo!ing dsPotitions taken before Judge M'Cullocl
one OF the Allocate judges for Champaign countv
Rating that the Shawney Indians are embodied a, sto
ney Creek, at White River, and are in council near
GEenviue that runners are fent from place to place
Throughout the nation; that their tomahawks ar.
painted and fra,hered and that it is dreaded and
peded they are about trike the war poit in their
councii-From which and other circumstances !, e
feared they are bent on making war. A Gnalr fet
clement on Stoney Creek, eonfiflng of eigh, families,
have been obliged to ara and have all removed nto
Mad River fet,ement, diftance of ten miles
We hope and truf fuch neaures will be purified
as viii quiet the minds Of the people in thar ousr,er
il the alarm mould be oceaiioned either bv ;mnronsr
intercsure or ar,ifcally excited; or If real thar
chess will be given to the Indian. fufficien, TO bring
them TO ienie Of their danger, &c. &C. before much
injury is iuffained.
10 addition to the above, another mefIepeer arr;
we'd on the fame evening. The governor. we are
told, received by this fecond meenger the report Of
major Moore, capt. M Pherfon and others xvho b,d
80 ~o""N''- - appears tney were topped
foe little diance from the council and informed
could 90 no further, on which they turned abou, and
proceeded fome way on their return, but were over.
taken by few Indians, who teRied their dei;re for
peace and received belt of white wampum. A,
parting they gave very generally the left hand which
in the opinion ofcap,. M'Pherfon, is not altogether
friendly.
The opinion moi prevalent is that they have de-.
IGN aganit the Indians on the MiiffIppi In the
eourie OF Monday or Tuefday we may calculate on
hearing frsm the council as it is underaood major
Moore was to have proceeded there the RECEIPT Of
bis excellency's speech. When he returns we a,,er
oyrfelves the fears of all will be removed.
The Shawanefe, Delawares and Mingoes, murter
old and young, not more than 700 warriors, Thief,
three :.ses fuppoivd be at the councils bu, the
WJandots are not, as has been Imagined The feni.
or officer in Campaign county is authorized to cal
out the militia hould there be the leaf durbance
On enquiry, we learn from fouree which can b,
depended upon, that the Indians have not been gull,
OF any dePredatons on the property, but have he WI
friendly difPoftiOn towards the citizens.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18
SENATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, Feb. Ia.
CENEpdI ShTON

GENERAL EATON
The following reiolu,ion was introduced and paiie,
by large majority, viz:
Whereas in riiing republic highly important &c
eheriih Patriosifm which conquers love of cafe, Of
Pleafare, and of wealth, which prompts individuals to
love OF their country, and induces them TO embrace
every opportunity to advance its PROPERTY and happ
nei As well by ameliora,ing the fate of ,hofe e,zen.
whom the fortune of war has thrown into captivity,
As by cheerfully contributing to IL. fnppor. and de-.
ienee: and whereas the love of enterprize, when
guided by ajuR fenfe of proprie,y aud benevolence,
may become the parent Of many virtues and Ra,e
are Tome times indebted for their afety to the virtue,
and undaunted courage of Jingle man And where
as the Senate and Houfe of Representatives of this
Commonwealth are deGrou, to perpetua,e the remen,
branee OF the heroic enterprise of jpssn Eaten, Etc.,
while engaged in the fervee of the u States, whole
andauned courage. and brilliant fervices 70 eminent
contributed to releaie large number Of his fellow
QUEENS late priioners in TreoH from the chains of
aavery, and reftore them to freedom, their country
and their friends
Therefore, Refatsed. That the committee for the
ae OF eatern lands, be, and they are hereby au,ho
ri'ed and directed to convey Wiiasu Eaton, EEz
citizen Of fbe Commercially, and to his heirs asj az
hgns, tract OF Land to contain Ten 7Bonns ae,et,
OF any OF the unappropriated land of this common
wealth. in the Diifrid of Maine (exeep,ipp the ten
townihiPs OIL Penobfcott R:ver)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18
John TURPIF

JOHN TURPIE,
Sill, Wooien tJ Cotton DYER So S.our,r
. ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of
N Richmond and its vicinity, that he ha, common
eed the above bunefs in the houfe formerly Millers
Tavern, oppofte the Swan Tavern, Main,nreet:-
where he DYES and DRESSES all kind. of SILKS &
Sattins, common fancy colourA-Aifo ladies Cotton
Habits Dyed and Glazed, without being ript apart-.
Likewhe .gentlenen's wearing apparel Dyed or
Secured without ripping, unlefs for blue.
All kinds piece goods Dyed or re0ored to their
original colour, with the greaeft allowance to mer
chants.
J. I. from his practice in the above bufinefs hope,
to the patronage of generous public and ,hofe
from the country may depend on punetuali,y.
n: b. Silk Stockings cleaned, dyed or drelIad
March Is. -,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18
March Is,
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sA1,e

10 be oS 70 he Bgbf bdr, on 7Jrraay tie IN 2,y IF
way ntxf' !" Ds fo10n IF Lynrbtng, and esnnty Of
CamPteH.
Hal large and eonmodious TAVERN and bni
= improved piece OF ground, adjoining thereto
ft,nted in the of faid town and on the main
free at the corner leading to the Jail and eor, bone
and not more than thirty yards from the ,,,er on,
polite Lynchs Ware Houfe and the Greer Ie,s;p+
from the ferry landing. The TAVERN contains four
rooms and bar on the fri floor, including two We
ry large rooms iuitable for ball or dining .oop,
the iecond floor contains Gx rooms fui,abe for Lode
ing rooms, with excellent garnet. This ia
VERN has portco the full length of the houf alfo
good dry cellar and well oppofite the door tooe
Their with kitchen, fnoke houfe and Fable with tvven
ty-two Tails therein. The uninproyed pjeee Of
ground contains IA feet the main Hreet to Da.
viss Lott and hundred feet on the middle Greet
Lott anda halt which is called the Town Lot,
including the half Lott the Fable flands on. n, il
deemed unDeeeiiary to Rate the great value OF the
aDwe properly, or fay more to the advantages
arilng from 10 central siid sgsbie iiand Tor Ia
VEIN and fore houies as it Is preueaed no perfon
! would be inclined to purchafe the fame without
viewing the taid property there being no doubt
they will be better fstised after feeling the convent
ent htuat,on than any Information they could get
from this advertisements. The terms are one third
| OF the purchaie money paid down, one third 25th
Dec. following and the remaining one third 25th
Dec. 1907, the Puyehafers giving bond with appro-
we'd feeurity to carry ntere1 from the date il no,
| punctr-ly paid. For further information apply 70
William Rofe of Richmond or the lnbfcriber living
near Lynchburg.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
| February'ti. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.
FOR sale

hNE Water Frame compleat, of Arkwrigh, m.
~ ehinery Improved, for fpinning of Cotton b,
water; one do nearly con,pleat; one Mule of a
iPndes, eompea,, and fevera more not put together
one perpetual earding machine, net finifhed feyera
ipinnng gennys of az fpindes each-wirh YER,
comfortable quantity Of materials both brafs and ron
work OF every defcrption fnihed aud unfinhed, for
eonitruetug the above n,aehinery-being the proper
ty OF perfon lately decsafed will be dpofed Of 10,
cath ON very low terms Apply to the Editor of III,
Enquirer in Richmond.
NJ b. Any gentleman whiting to purehafe, will fint
t to their advantage to apply early.
Wareh 10. 1awfw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18
March 49,.
ELEGANT TABLE WARE.
R. BATE.
tdT.

TNHE Subscriber will fell much under the uftial
prices, very elegant Long Service of blue prin-
ted table ware, coniiiting of 2l4 pieces it will be
ioa together or divided into two fervices, one Of
wmen VIII amount to three eighths, the other FIVE
eghths Of the whole but no detached articles can br
iod If not dipofed Of before the n of MAY !, will
be repaeked and fhPped to Baltimore, where ware Of
this quality meets with ready faIe
len Crates common Ware well afforted for deal.
srs. Aiio, any quantity very cheap by retail, the
iowei price marked on each article and no abatement
made.
N. b. Rum firub, Of the mofi delicate flavor snd
as trahiParen, asthe purea wine, by the gallon, do
zen or bottle.
WIN. HART, osSsGfs he Seal. Hogr:.
Mareh I8, eptA &Iaw IAN.
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FOR SAFE.

VIE ESTATE Ehich the fubfcribr :
now reiides. in Frederick county, Virginia, al.
1'n'ng the town of Barryville, (eallrd Ba,,letow,
..ese'i miles Iron, wncheaer. and Immediately o.,
.re re pubic road from Winchester to Alexandria.
mere are 400 hundred acres in tie ;racf one hvr-
dred acres Of wood land and ia poi,, Of ferv of CIV
no iand m America is fuperio-. The Improvement
On , tme lame are valuable andin good repair In.
dwelling houie is large and convenient, the kitchen
larry barns. fables, &c. &c. are in complete orJe-
mere are two very productive apple orchards op,.
aner and the other choice winter fruits, capabl Of
rouueng from 1000 TO 1900 galoos of brandy per
a"nun': Inc terms of iae will be reaionabe. and ,
convenient credit given for the pureb,c. r, aau
~n'eh may be known by application to col. Edw,ra
harrington OF Richmond, or the inbleriber
r,,, ELISHA I. Halt.
'' "'e'i ~ oaw1wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18
IN AN INJUNCTION

Edward Burne,, ' ''os,,
Again(t T'a"if.
John P.nticoR,
aE defendant not having entered his appear-
Of agss t. and gwen feeursy according to the aa
nehoiy, and the rules of thi. COURT and h an
Pea1g to the ia,,faeion of the eouft, TIA, he
an ,nhas'sau. OF this Commonwealth: on che no,o,,
o. the fa', BY his council IL Is ordered ,b,t ,b..
n% aeiendans do appear here on tn. fra ,,av' rs
way court next, and anf~er the plaintiffs bill and
ina. .s: copy OF this order Be forthwith infe,..
81. n ZONE one Of the public newspapers printed in
and another copy be ported at the from, doo.
court houfe of this county. 1'o' oi the
? copy,
m,r., ,. TIL: WATKINS. c.
= (2mlp)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18

HE Subieriber, being defrons tina, an sd;,e
ment OF accounts fhould take place be,w..,,
','e and creditors, takes this method ID call on h
oeUsors TOR the everal amounts due from them r., .,
as ne intends no indulgence. '-''''
ne moreover calls all .hofe who are his eres;.
,b Known TO hin, in the courfe Of four months
rsaelnes to dieharge the fame, oeherwfe viii h.
March Is. ' NANR-
ep 4w. =.
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FOR SALE,

~ ERINCS TOILET, nearly opbo6te tbs
Esglf-7aVera, Mais-Streef, Riel,aoad;
CARDEN SEEDS, frelh and good of the follow.
~ ing kinds; Red White Onions, Winter Cab
page, Blood Beet, Scarcity, Head Lettuce, French
and Englifh 1arnip, Cucumber, Carrot, Parfniu.
Buh Beans, Rsdiih, Sage, Saffron, Burnet Afpara-
gus, Summer and Winter Squsfi, Water and Mufk-
mellon, Psffley and Peppergraf,
leu barrels Liver Oil, 10 barrels Cider, Cider in
bottles, l2 qr. Caiks Sherry Wine, 80 bbls. Nova
Scotia TAI fall Maeksrel, IA by 10, by 10 and by
Englrih Window Glafs, quantity of Heart and
CLUB German Steel. and general aIortnient Of Hard
ward ironmongery and Jewelry.
March Is o.yxv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

- ANYWAY from the fubferiber, on the 18th
~ January laf, LUCY, negro woman, about
81 years old, OF yellowifh complexion, and rather
UNDER the common iize. She carried with her. fun
dry eloathing, amongfl which was light MIXED Vir
GINA cloth habit, and old dark grounded calico
gown. She was RATED BY MIR. Tankard, Of Hen
rico, aud fold to the fubferiber, by Abraham Cow
icy near Riehnond She has two filters living in
Richmond, who have reafon to believe, conceal.
her, as The has been feen in company With her fif.
ter Darkis, (the property Of Mr. II. Banks) fevera
times
Any Perion who will deliver the fsid woman e
the iueieriber, in Maneheaer, fbaI have the abov,
reward.
WV. B. CLARKE.
MSreh ~ (oaw 4wp)
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MIRANDA EXPEDITION.
PHILADELPHIA. March 10

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
HfGHL1' INTERES TING.-we are ,hi, mo.
ment made acquainted with piece of intelligence
(uPon the n,oa ineonteftble teitimony) which ean
NOT but excite, in the public mind ftna,ons of deer
approximations, for the future peace of the nation
IL is no lels fa than ehis-Tnat the fps Indoltar
and Emperor, of Ncw-York, have failed from the ic
land OF St. Domingo, to join che fhip Leander, now
generally declared to be bound, with hoile intent.
ons, to the Spanifh province of Caracas
This myiterions expedition even if it be nothing
more than individual enterprise, for commercial
purPoses. will mott aiaredly be productive of pres,
injury and lois to merchants and underwriters
&c. We predict, with confidence, that 70 foon as
the srcumftanees of this equipment lhall have reach
ed ;he Spaniih ports in America. all American pro-
Perty there will be feized. Ir is our duty, under
f,ieh impreiions, caution our feow-eitizens. on
the fubica. R,,G, e..
The following article fromthe Baltimore Telegraphe
icems TO contradict the proceeding account inaimucb
as It denies the failing of the Emperor and Indotan
BALTIMORE, March H.
We are requeited to correct an error i'm the marine
news Puhifhed yeerday, (received from. Can't. MUIR
doch. OF the Swallow, from Jeremie) refpetainy the
lndoftan and Emperor, Of New-York, for the Snan.
hh Name. Capt. M. was mifinform.d a, Jeremie.
as we have it from Cap. White, of the Nonfuch.
who had been at Port-auprince, that both iips were
till in the laad-the Emperor laying in the outer
harbor OF Port-auprinee, and the Indotan Iodine a,
Saint Mares. T,.n-..Ls