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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-07

10 cherish the relations OF friendship with
her. have only TO add, hat | shall be
hapsy to meet your lordship on these
points, as soon as you can mske 1t con,e-
nient to you.
have the honor 20 be,
With high consideration,
Your lordship's most obed't serv't.
(Signed) JAMES MONROE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-07
January g 1905

( No Va Nj LED to the Iaii OF this
~ County, the Ism of December iast.
bright Mu'atto Woman, SAYS her name is Nav
ey amt thar she belongs tea Mr. Taos. T.oshs.
Of Georgia. and was on her way - that pisee
when .ne elopsd from him ~ this county save
she wa purchased by Thomas hughes in he
stats OF MaylaSd, appears 10 be sbeut twenty
ave yeas of age The owner IS rcoaested 70
come forward pay cha gss ard t@ts hre away, or
she will DC dealt win as ,hc Law ireeis
John WILLIAMSON,
Ketfer Of M Jail.
Pence EdwavJ c. n. Jaw. p 1906. On
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D1sr2IcT Or G,o4,tna1A 10 vq1:

Drsr2Icp Or Cot,gAa1A 10 ut:
M HERElyS. HfA1ata higgins hath, by
. w lis petite. in writing, applied tothe
Hon. Nicholas iitzhush, one OF the assistant
Judges Of tie circuit seylt cff..he district fCo-
Iumbia, TO BE admitted TO the benefit Of the act
of Congress, for the relief ofinsoivent debtors
within the district aforesaid, and has stated
therein that he is In actual confinement 10 the.
aIl bounds of Alexandria county, at the suit Of
William Fl. Lyles, and being unable 70 dis
charge the said claim with others against him,
has offered to deliver up to the USE 5of his cre-
dtors, all his property, real, persoaalfor mix
Notice is therefore given, to the creditors
Of the said W7aiem Higgins, that on Saturday
the 18th instant, between the hours OF nine
and twelve O'Clock einthe forenoon of The same
day, at the court house in Alexandria, the oath
81 an insolvent debtor Wiii be administered to
the said ni1Ai;am Higgins, and a trustee ap-
pointed sgrccably to the said ACT OF Congress,
unless cause be then and there sAewn to the
contrary.
BY order Of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh, assistant Judge Of the circuit court of
the district Of Columbia, this 18th day off c-
tobers 1906, 1il
October Is. ~ at.
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Patent Elastic ouspeaders,

70 ,. lad, xj.8lesale aaa retai!, ef TIE tatcn-se
ssc.f door 6eiosv 1fr ~2'eJ anicr l3Y Ecnzle's,
ipsres- end q Prince strset, .Merandrsa.
st.sas7I1l saTpass any ct ei:tant, for case,
4 Iegafce, &c. Mastets OF vessels and
ether gcntsenlsu {3oing to the West Indies,
Spanisf Main, &c. may DC furnished with an
assortment, md a great allowance to these who
purchase By the Quantity.
B. Tbs buttons on the back parts<of t}st.
waisthas'sroa5htsto be placed the same distance
trcfn each other, as tie two ceisser battoris on
the SuspendelT, to prevent improper stTailsing
and thereby destroyise 8 the ease 'desigxedin
construction Of the article.
July s RIC HARD HCRWfLL..
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DI$Tnic'f Or IpLuMGt s.~-71 ..;lt:
TKy H.R'%AtS t.IJ15JGiL C.--C.;s:E2 18th,
w by lis hai;:~.n il. wsri.j:.5., ap;..;,.; 10
tie Hon. l>jcnoas t<j.a@t.h,c!c Il tic sS;ias-
ant ai3;es Of &c cs.cait couf of TIC tiissirt Ct
Co!urli, TO BE- ltctl iosi,o ;3cc5lt q ii.s
act Of Con:-re 81 lilss;set ;.el,.-
ors wit;:in tic >tri = aiaEes.;d, cal ;,s: st;.:.
therein tla4 nc Is ii a':uj!aonnei.:cr. ii i:e
jail q -ssxanl'iis coi.4t;s, d, Ge sl;t 81 ;<3iz-
-THEs cooI5, az: i,sias sJs.io . ;,iscI.sr!gsse
the said claim Iith oe1;.s Against j;t.ll, i:y,
offered tc tiefiTerrp to ei., ass d f;s c,ofi-
t1's, al BIS l1i1..;,-; !, .;, s1'!,s.. Or mixed
yFotee "a ther::;c' :&-'@@ 10 f5se creditors cli
t5e sai,l S..sy.,ffIizL CtgC,&s, ti1.t On
DAd, TIC >ls:sil q; E!ctoi1,@ iaEta;s1, between
the hours, "a; Ii::,c tx; twslyc c'ciccN in ti.s
ioGenoon, 81 tie same d.s,, Il tie couIs-I,;i;ie
n 4'eSan;srta, ITO oath o.; 81 igec9c3st debtor
tHti &c aa1an3zleIc<! 70 tie s&i.i SIR :. Cross,
md a Trustee APPOINTED aesceEsS!y to lie said
ectot congress: ts.less c;s, &c then aud ti.ela
sleEn to the conscary.
81 order Of &c Honorable .Nvcdo2cs ritz
hiied, Assistant Judge CT tic oilcUit s.ut, of
TIC Ilistrictes c9l4S;5is, tie l3thday ofoc-
taBeg, 1906.
G. DEaI..dL1s, C..
ootobsr IS. Sc
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Runway Negro.


% AN AWiA1 from tie subscriber, earli
~ in July, a neyroo,,an named GRE sH.dFY.,
He is about So years of agse, $ feet II inches
or 6 feet high, of = tawliy. complexion, has Z,
scar on one of his jaws or side ofhis face form
ing a hslf circle think it as on the lriyi.i,
but sal not positive. he is a slim, made fell.
lew, wita bushy head, sntl when spoken to
has q .sca1y and down look. When he went a
way he had a green round coat buff colofed
breeches, with hornespun eloothing, and has
ne rer been accustomed to any work but ihthe
crop or field. / have understood he has cros-
scd the Potomac about Britaiai's Bay, over in
to, MARYLAND. I expect he has procured apass
and will endeavor TO appear as freeman
y sAll nlasters of vessels end others are fore-
warned from harboring or carrying hizn away
uader the penalty OF the la7r. * 4
S + will give Eaventy Dollars reward al ta6en
in MARYLAND. or Fsyaeen if taken in the North
err Neck, so thatI get him again,
George Christopher.
Westmoreland, County, Vir.l -
l4th September S 20 dtI !.
80 P.RLN1ItG, IN us ,0arions 5raz'ehes,
handsomeJy .sSecssedae sfSas Qffes. 1ss4 =
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WEDNESDAY, OcToBER IS, 1906.
Sale at Auction.

~
3 On s17O.NDAY, the third day of November,
b will be sold, ut public auction, at tie house
of his Britannia smajesty's envoy extraoral-
nary and minister pienipotenti.ry 70 tl1e y
nited States, in the city Of washington, all
his
Household g Kitehcn furniture,
CONSISTING OF
T. LEGANvr mahogany Bedsteads, Chars
IL Tables, Sofas, elegant Bfassen's carpet
ing, a great deal Of WITCH is new, Curtains,
Beds, Mattresses and Bed Furniture, al il'sisii-
ed in thc newest fashion,, some elegant bath
Stoves, two Enei;sa Cartis"cs, wzyn i3afHess
Scr far horses, Ilai3Ac,! ii tie ne@est istioA,
ard other articles 81 ssaders--ksc, aqnaEt-
ty of elegant cat and riaia Giass, 4 large
quantity Of ernptv po.goa, an3 :stoAc iiothes,
.Garaen Utepsila-o: Il; '2sais, ard, oic&tasas,
several dozen OF J3t;a lisii l'sroWn st9at, 2A.e,
and vines oisGi,iercsf &.aH, ali l4iioFs.
The sale to ceInnieEec alta oo:aos II tic
forenoon, ifl@iY, i EGt ta p2xe TN DE-, a!d
t. continue iroif- dsy 10 10y III. al Is aoti.---
Tery:ss Eaatc Shown 81 t2.llo al-a,.ece a& sale
Oceoioer is. Gas
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.-fs
ny virtue. o: q, dpsd Of trust from Daniel
~ MsCarsy, Esq. to the subscriber, made
for the purpose OF scoring the paynleat of a
debt due from the sid Daniel NCarty to Re-
bert T. fEocc * CO. Of alexandria, will be-
exposedto A,sb,ic sale on the fifteenth day Of.
.AoUeu5er aset, to the hfbHest bidder, foi;iI
ready 1leney, - 5:... -. 3.
"A Tract or Parcel OF Land,
sitaateiin the county Of Fairfax, on the VIZ,
tiers Of Accotink, commonly called The l1aouns
.dir Tract, containing between SIX and seyeis
hundred acres, pgethcr with the buildings aid
Improvements sthe1'eo lit being; the tractAof
land Whefeon the said Daniel Af sCarty hath
for some anne pest resided. The sale. will
take place at tie dwelling house Of the said
Daniel A agarty 3on,the, said premises.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
October q dts
ar The above fale is postponed
until Ihaaag day the a3d Of November,
on which day. it Will certainly take
place, on the terms and at the place
mentioned in the foregoing adyertiie-
sment.
I Thoaaas Szvang, TEaltes:
October ,A,, D. = vAg
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mo. 1919.
w anted to Hire.

Ia 2 small r family. iD tie country about sixty
or seventy miles tromtfis town, "a decen, We.
man who understands tie. ntnas cement of tic
concerns OF suca family with some COCO .er-
Y wants. Q one we'll Recommended ii6ersl wa.
gcs VII be given
A5pJtthe Printer.
0rtobar I'd -e-1.s
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lVolffe IS kcfskr given,

Voice IS AcfsGy 7lgsvfn,
That lave teen duly appointed 'irustee'of
tie estate and effects Of Etstiam Orley, an IN
solvent aebtor, and that ali persons indebted
to the said. I;s.iifiam lazf, are TO make their.
spayn1entsio me. f@,t
Thomas Swami.
FL -, ,ss.,s 4. :, y.
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FLA Wilton. dlLza,x
his FOR SAIL.

Octo5e",l! ID
So IRE Sl'35ZZsi. ca i. ifa.y.-styeet, for;
nicely occupied 81 .sa:es Ss4iisoa, .cscase;i,
'54ii i'2 fettcta 10 CSC or Eloi1 years, with c.
Without TIC lscisia5ss s.e,iss, rs nay be most
convenient &c tlo .'efsca disposed to rent it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, April 8.

THURSDAY, April 8.
Mr. Pdrnum obferved that report on a new orys
nizaton of the militia had been made at an early re-
Rod of the FELTON,, of negative kind that biilh.d
iubiequenty been acted upon in the Houfe in fone
neaure duplicating the points taken in the report
and that afterwards a bill on the fubiea had been
brought before the Senate, which induced him 10 fiL
pend calling the attention of the Houfe to the report
That bill had been negatived. His object in rifng
was to Rate thatss the report of negative cha.
raaer, he oud NOT think of calling il up, unlefs il
A bill to amend an aa to divide the Indiana terri
tory into two feparate governments, AM FOR other
Purpoies, was read third time, and paTed,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15
FRIpAY, April d.

On motion of Mr.. LeiJ the Houfe agreed to a re-
ioluton, for the appointment of Joint committee
OF the Senate, on the time when it will be eSpedet
to eloie the Preent FELTON, and named on their part
Meiirs. Leib, Clark, and Tenney
N4'. DaTgN from committee appointed on a re-
folution Of the Houfe made report, CONCLUDING with
reioution that is not expedieut to make any fur
ther legislative provifon refpeaing navy yards, in
which the Houfe eoncurred.
Mr.. Daeg'o' alto reported bill concerning tn,
further iaeguard of merchant veiTels in the vicinity
oil the United States which referred to commit.
tee OF the whole Houfe on Monday
oil from the Senate for the relief Of Giber, G
RuileD, was read twice
a bill supplementary to the aa making provifb
ior the payment OF claims of citizens of the Unit
states on the government Of France was read thA
time and paled.
The Honie took UP the amendments ofthe sete
to the act in addition to an aa to make proyiionbp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
SAruRDAY. APRfL &.

URUATs hPkIL D.
Debate on tie motion Of MIR. y. RANDOLPH
TO aD,e1i TIE Secret Journal BY izJerling in IL
tire msDage Of the PrsFdens ejfbe et& Deeem-
her.
Ms. J. RANDOLPH. rife TO execute the
pprpofe which i ihtimated yeaerday. On the
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sail of the line, under admiral y wortl,.
Il was asserted az Barbados, that this
squadron had fallen in with that from
Rochsfort. off the island of S.. Nicholas,
Zone of the Cape.de- Verdes) on the 18th
OF December last: blu. as none but aid miral
DIekwor,hsships could getnear enough 70.
the French squadron, il avoided an action.
Captain Carson saw nine sail Of British
ships OF the line in ST. kits, as he passed
its and on arriving at Turks Island where
ne stopped, was told by respectable gen.
lie man Of thar place, that captain Sayae,
an American, who had been there, s,assd,.
|ihat he had been boarded on the s4th of
January, ten leagues northwestern Anguil.
la, BY French squadroa of z sail OF the
line; who detained him two hours, and
made many enquiries respecting the British
na2alfosce in the Yves, ~dies.
Captain Long informs: thar the day be-.
tore be sailed, the British sloop of war.
Favarile, captured the celebrated privateer
brig General Blanchard formerly the
Char!eston) captain De Bfuix. The brig
exchanged two or three broadsides with
the sloop Of war; when De Braix, ths
commander, having his head shot off, the
first heutenant imme diasely struck his CO.
lors--she mounted IL guns, and had about
go men on hoard, several Of whom were
killed IN the actiou> X will be recolect-
cd, that thisPrivatrer had invariably plum
.dered every American vessel she fell in
with.
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-. .A,nELPHIA, Feb. 10.
..Is:ogs

"a LITER from a gentleman at
EExiree' T. b his frisadia this city, dated
L'af9 ~ 1906 -" 4 circumstance Of
ID. y, has taken place to-day.
,ops n NM Editor OF the LAscAsTE ;
NJ. p. .arscrR, in his lass paper, stated
- gossrsor and his secretaries les had
|pa' p ssdssayoripg to corrupt Mr.. Wer'z .
tssn -, with the promise OF the oih ,'s OF
's nav county. A bill was found BY the
Ssdi9; ;o,S' who were then sitting, against
gsDss ~ libel. On Saturday morning the
sl I ~ s.on aud contiousd aa,il seoday
rla So, Gov when the jury went out and did
rsl'ps, -ou,il near II O'Clock this mora
poi y Their verdict was gully, aud the
ing of the court three months IN.
'tel sas,rt and fve hundred dollars fine.
sII'e,' -. ,.ns immediately TO jail. The
hs ! 49, ;sry were unanimous although they.
gam mont ~, divided in politics. The petit
ssls ware also about equally divided in
l' w.. sT sentiments" Pautsea's pepper.
. b
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N O E.

TT i. requefed, that the c&icers, and theft
l. gentlemen who have fubfcribed, or may in.
Of the troop Of Cavalry, attached to the ieconc
legion of Militia of the difrif of Columbia,
will meet at Motifs tavern on 7seJday eUening
xtst, at 7 o'clock, for the purPofe OF arranging
fome affai,s relative TO the laid ttcos.
February "a.
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A great Bargain may be had.

7 win to exchange (eyen or eight hondred acres
I Of LAND, III Fs;ttax county, formerly Leu
doun coaaty, for coed lsnjs in the weitera cour.
Try. Il lies near Sugar Land Run. it is finely
;'rnAsfed and waterea, good tarmiug lard, about
IS ailss from the City OF Wsfh,pgton, 90 from
Alexandra, aud 6 i.anl the Potomac river
There arc Two tepemenls ard an excellent en-
cha!a on The psen,ses, aboat 10 buiheis o. wheat
fowtd !!att ial!1aaa good deal OF clover, which
grows hae!y, the foil brirg wei adap,ed to the
p,aifer OF Paris, from the ial!ea cxprr;neot.r--
the title iraipasabie, Any pet!on making early
application nay get 8n advan,ageeps exchange.
Application, by letter, 80 tie iub!criber in A.
lexandria, will be duly attended TO.
B. DADE.
February I. colt .
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eHARLEsToN, Feb, 10.

-. BRIG Mary and Rachael captain
r,.oo has arrived at Savannah from
S sSs,d,e.. Previous TO captain Peterson's
's;og admiral Duckworth had arrived
sac $40 with six sail of the lipe, and pu, 70
: ], agsiu ia three days, for the purpose
~, =, Believed Of biockading Mar.icico,
!. The Rochetors squadron were sup
no,.ato have arrived.
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A B i l. L.

ID Ii LIZ III
To Sreveat tbe abajt Of the priVilegss and inu.-
nitits eniyed 9y fo'eign asis5strs s0if6iH tSe
United States.
BE it taa7ed BY The jtaase and boxyf Of re-
prsttrtatives of the Uaifed Stales IF dmsrieG,
IN CasgrsG e0embltd, That from aud after the
paHage OF this aet, if any foreign ambafiador,
miniaer, or other peron, entitled TO enjoy with.
10 the United States the privileges and immuni-
ties Of foreign mini&er, ihall commit any VIC.
lasion Of the municipal laws, which, if commit
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Nine Kindred Dolyar5...
nearly

For a pefon with my lnslI capital having 70
much moEey ont, II is iirpefi5ie for lne 10 iup.
por, my credit, with that rufttuali,y, which is
70 much my with. i am fletefore le!oivtd to
leave his town on the Icfh day Of iIuIy ntxt>s
and retire to lome peaceful ABODE, whcse 80,
NOR and HONEST t:ig1s; and whcir. tue
UPRIGHT and COOP NAV Will have juffiee done
him over the ROGUE End SWINDLEIs-- cor
iuch are the Laws of thjs Territory, though the
Capital of Ame; Go, (erd qstb ,@ame 4 )qy it,
these is no dAilfeton nai:e seiweea The III IN
OF HONOR, who u ugh POOR. wilt pay his
debts: and the RIGUE and SH,INDLER.
who rctires &c, az reGdes in this TeIn,o,y,
well knswipg it SO be AN ASYLUM FOR VII
'LAINY.; the Iorasr will call ana pay you when
able; the latter will have the AUD hcrrY to
thew you TEN FOLD the amount in cath tina. he
owes you, am bid you defancsto Tue him;
for, fays he, !" 1 bav. no .p,0be,fy::"- though
at IT,: fame time, through fyne employment or
other, he enjoys an incorne Of from s TO 500
dollars per year ;--,his i, a LIBERTY m-
deed, the boat OF our ceuatry !--but 20 JUS
TICE. AS my fay IN ti.ls place will lie but
.lhrrr, and ash do no,wi!h 90 leave il one emit
in debs': earneaiy ent.eat .,llofe who fandin
Gebtcd. TO fae- 10 make ;mmeo;ate paymea (; ~
which, they will avoid fach sm:alure oelne ia.
ken, as they are little awae OF FIR il oan.
not have Jisl?iee eot.e mss have this conioati
on; 'shat rave a RESORT yer sf', which
if they have any SHAME. Or nciptiS q HONOR,
for ,heir CHARACTERS, they viii 4v K my
.put.lns in loree--For gQtltdHor apiK auiacs.
GEONGE PITT.
AZ, B.. A psrian authorize 81 ME will caH
ca them 10 few IA $. .whsn j, is h.ped they
will DC prepared tolet:le their reipettive baian-
ees.
~ To avoid the ncceaity Of a refu'a, / re.
quea no one will at: for credit, excepr ;h3Is to
whom fand indebted. G. P.
Geo &c Town, Tesrit ~ Of Co.
lumbia, Feb. 9Th, 1885. Ct
HIST RFCEJVFN
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FRESH ORANGES.

7gR yece5ued, per the jeh0onsr FAIR a.
MERIcAN,Jrom antigua,
Freh Oranges of fupsrior quality,
RaGns,
Cocoa Nuts.
ALSO ON HAND,
Candies by the bsx,
Pork in barrels,
Flax,
Codfifh.
A quantity Of POTATOES and CHEESE, and
GROCERIES as ufual.
Thomas Slap1ns.
FebrsarY z2. eo5t+
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February IS.


B no,.atO have arrived.
February 10.
Arother French Fleet cat.
The British fiigate Sea HORSE. arrived
!, V;ccston on the 18th ult. dispatched
f.om Lord Collipgwood, OF Cadiz, with
Intelligence that eighteen French line of
b,ale ships. supposed to be from Brest.
had been seen steering West, This news
had srci,ed considerable alarm in Jamaica,
lad j, was expected shae-martial law would
5. proclaimed in few days.
Agensleman who came Passenger 10 the
schooner Margaret, from the River Plate,
iufoims, that abou,t6ve weeks ego, he was
4. Fernando de Neyonha, sin lar IA, south,
that he there saw ahe governog of that
place, who had just arrived from Peraain-
buceo, on the coast Of Brazil, n@ho stated,
that abou, fortnight hefere, An ~Euglish.
i:st composed of two sail of the lines
ssyeral frlgates, and sixty transports, had
been seen ct the Coast; thatis was also said.
tab. secre, expedition which had sailed.
from Esgland under sir Nome Popaam,'
and twas believed that itwas on rs way
10 enter the river Plate, with ain intention
to attack Nombre de Dios. Pernambucca
hiOlat. s, south, and the river Plate 10 IS !,
sOnih.
February Il.
No French force had arrived at Marti.,
nlco when captain Campbell left ST.,
Pisrei, "A days since. Repor,s were IL.
circulation tbae a Aees had sailed fsam
France, destined for the French West IN
dies bat no accounts were received of
them.
Agentleman VINO left Poin, Petre, qua;
THE Esd uls. in the brig Arnity, captain:
dunlap Tor Savannah, and touched at ST.
Thomas from which place he sailed or;
Inc Sistelt. has furnished US With the fol
loving Intelligence
inpassiug the island Of Nevis and ST.
AUS, on the 26lh uls. he counted nipe SAT-.
"'nsilne and one frigase, under BRITISH,
yIors, being at auchor under the batteries,
winch was Supposed TO be the fleets of AL
= clfals sochrane aud Dnckwnr,h, united
70 MS arrival at ST. Thomas, he was in.
'0fned by the captain of an American yes
' - Sha arrived the day before from the
a'g Of s.. Dominge, that on ehe F25sh ulI {.
%lne Mona Passage, he was boarded BY a
.,snen squadronof 10 sail Of The line and
. sV'risates, by whom they were detained 2
hours. The feet was understood 10 be
commanded by admiral Gan.heume. This
$. was confirmed by anotherves-
!. = @alch arrived at ST. Thomas also from
us a'y Of St. Domingo, the captaia of
' sA'a stated, that in coming out of that,
pUlsae passed the same French feet CT 10
:; :" q the line and 10 friga,es then stand.
ae 10 tor thar place.
ms Intelligence confirms the account
.un Jamaica, of French feet being at
10 The gentleman who furnishes il, ar
:, ,MsO at this port on "Wednesday in the
~, ssSa00Osr Adventure, having got on board
q S's : vessel the day before, off the mouth
savannah river. Courier.
February Is.
fro sap ! Carson. Of the brig Merchant,
,;ssl Barbados, brings accounts of the ar.
~ mere OF British squadron of FIVE
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In Senate of the United States.
FEBRVARY ~, lSo

u HEBKUAKF s, IeOUs
Agreeably to notice given yefterday, Mr.. Aaaws
aiked and obtained leave 10 bring in bill, TO
prevent the abulc ct the privileges and immp-
mites enjoyed by fareign minifters within The
United States, which was read and paiied to
the iecopd leading.
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IN September laF, ! gave public nctict to all
i tiirfr WHO tood,haebtct TO me, that nv books
were , aed and Provei d that no tug.hcr GRE
contrary &c my dtni detcriainatien, tia. reloiu-
tion LATED bat few. days; and with concern !
fay it, iiuce shat pesied my book debts have In.
created nearly
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alexandria Daily aDDertt5sr.
SATURDAY, FEaRcAny &c.

WILLIAM FrrzAueK, tenders his
grateful acknowledgements to the CT
uzens of Alexandria, for their prompt,
active. and fuceessful ~alfllf2ncein the
ex,inguifhment of the FIRE Of Thurs.
day Evenlag, which, but for their
timely exertions, mulf have involved
his property, and that in the neighbor-
hood in a general conflagration,
February p.
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u il,
Extract Of letter from house Of the FIRST
responsibility at Bordeaua, to their cor.
respondent in this place, tdatea 5th Dec.
1906
s. The English are not now trouble.
some--yessels are coming in here every
week with colonial produce on board,
which have been boarded by them"
The S ENAtFE have passed the bill
for prohibiting intercourse with certain
parts of ST. Domingo, Yeas 81 Nays g..
There has been no formal answer 60
the remonstrance of our minister at the
court of q. Britain. Neither have the DIFF
ferences between the two governments
seen settled, asgrnsasoned in several pa
pers at q distance from the seat OF 60
svernmest; The receipt ct the sremoa.
STRANGE is acknowledged in a note to Mr..
Monroe, in which iris stated, that 1t will
reauiretisae TO consider the principles in.
svoived therein, and requiriug our minister
not 10 cons1rue this delay into a neglect
Neutrality-suspicious. had from unquestlon-
able Observation-Disclosures Feasralist-
The honorable AARON iaURR, late vice.
president of the United States, arrived at
the seat of government on Sunday.
The New York .papers mention this
gentleman as our minister extraordinary TO
the court of ST. James, and that he will
sail from that port in the United States
orig Hornet, captain .Chauncey, immedi.
ately.
Col. Barr was on tour to the south,
had arrived a. George Town, S. Con the
Soth utt. and on the 18Th instant he is,z at
Washington. We therefore think it pro-
bable goyernmenthas selected this gentle.
man for the mission. Ibid.