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lOTICE.

THE eopartnelshIp Of ClLLIAT & KIRBY.
by ta limitation, would expire on the fret
day of next month but the members Of that
firm have r,uually agfced 10 extend i, 70 The
&st day Of May next All persons indebted
thereto, are earnestly requested 90 come forward
withou, delay and pay Oh What they respective
y owe, IS longer indulgence oughf not 20 be ex
pe9ed-Fhosc Who nave unsettled accounts and
cannot make imms ,ia,e payrnen, III hoped. will
execu'e bonds ioi heir respective balances.
GiELIAI q KIRBY have already received
pan Of TIER
FALL GOODS,
Ard By the fret arrivals f,ori London. Liver.
pool, &c the 'esidue IS expeacd, which they
vii sell ow for cash-couh,,y produce, or appro-
yea roles.
cfLLIf7 G KIFBr.
Richmond, August 2Otn, IsO6r 2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04

20 1YOID, INFEC7ToUS DISEASES.
PROPOSAL,
FoR. FCBLiSHTNG; 81 SURScRIP7ToT
II NEW FORK,
On the discovery OF Specific for the cure and
prevention of
The Yellow Malignant Fever,
And disorders of the Bilious, Pu,rid and
Malignant kind.
Followed BY q Dissertation OH the Cholera In
fan'urn, the Cynonche Trachealis. or Group,
and q new Method for the Certain cure CT il.
Adabted to Persons az ercrr cchnci.y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
FOR NAE

n ~ LANDS, ivy cun;berland county. lying
I'VE on hpHo'nsuox river, joining the lands Of
Ar. Nhlian' and George Skipwi,h this land is
equal If nos s'iperior TO any land ir Cumberland
county, os James river, it contains COZ acrss.
one halt OF which is covered with fne timber, Of
ever re sc,p,i-n. There il on his land decent
DWELLING HOUSE, a-d bct,v cen four and
i've hundred bearing apple trees of choice
huit One ,hiid o. She money viii be expected
when 'it!e IS made. the o;her two thirds may
be divided into two annual payments. Mr. Jcr.
man Baker or Mr. VIM. Sl,ipwi,h will shcw the
Hard to any person wishing 10 become purc:,a-
ser. FRANCIS Et.pFS
Chesterfield. Sep, 18th. 1906 T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
Adlpted to persons Of ercyy ecpaciy.
Addressed to the citizens of The United States
of America.
By Dr. JOHN T. CLRNUD,

E'H@ basis OF the specific remedy, is simply
soap-univeisai'y acknowledged 70 be a
great prcsercr Of health. That withou the use,
of Soap, there can be no cleanliness, and with.
out cleanliness 10 health, admits of no doubt.
Soap has been acknowledged in medicine, for
many Centuries past, to I've pow erful mitgator
OF the bile. and an an'ido,e containing mos,
sovereign anti pcs;ilen,ial quality. which has
been confirmed by a long series OF success;' and
by well tried experience. it possesses IN cmi-
neas anti"'ous vir1ue. which renders i, wonder.
tai in all levers. and diseases produced by fer,
menteti and acrid bile
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
CONTENTS,

Irsicle !. Ofthe Yellow Fever in general.
2. A new method of treatment for the Yellow
Fevey. adap,ed,o the capacity cf every one.
3. The receipt to compose the specific rene.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04

- - 'S'' '''Ntiifd vi 1ttIOW
tever, adapted,o the capacity &C every one,
3. The receipt to compose the specific rene.
dy.
q. The use oft rs preventive &c the disease.
D. list OF cures Effected by the use of il in
divers epidenlica.
The treatment adapted to bilious, putrid and
malignant levers. cholics, and other affections Of
the sanie nature. and those which are produced
by an obstruetsd perspra.ion
z. The means cf preserving health in the cri.
tca! season Of summer
q. An address TO the pubic, with view 10
guard them against the dang rcus and common
abuse OF sorae means generally adopted, rs wei,
10 prevent sickness as TO cure it. Tina advice is
OF the last importance, because IL coris6fs DO.
pu.ar opinion often productive OF injurious con-
sequences.
8. On-disorders the most prevalent and fatal
among Children. dissertation on the Crog1
followed by new method equally secure and ca
sy Tor curing ii. And also, on ;he mems to pre.
vent and cure the Cboie'a isfantam This vii,
fenccr the tFearise OF inestIuable utility, a: well
TO private families in town, as 10 those in the
country, removed from the suecors and assic--
tance which the faculty usually afford.
10. Lastly, will he proved to demonstration.
the necessity OF assistance promptly administered
m the Yellow Fever; wit.sou, which there fol-
lows total dissolution cf our fluids. which no.
thing can step And this win more sorcihy e.
vince the advantages CT i remedy easy 10 be
found, prepared and akcn, whiclI exposes to nc,
danger and containing the su,e means of prevent
ing the disorder in the p,e-disposi,ion to it, ard
OF removing II aitcr il has rlade its appearance.
no person OF sen-c. father Of L family, OF o.
thes person Can be indifferent 10 the use o 4 81.
n'''a' remedy. which assures his well being and
mat OF his cniidren ana neighbors.
CONDITIONS.
/. ihc work shall be put TO press with all pos.
s5le speed.
ii. IL shall be handsomely printed in one yo-
tune octave. on good paper and win be deliver
ca TO auhscsibers. neatly boynd, two DoIiars
hity Cents each copy, payable on delivery
At prescn, the number OF RACES that the
work Will contain cannot be ascertained, the p,o-
ba6ih'y IS it viii exceed three bundled.
Proposals Tor receiving subscriptions, are lefs'
with the principal hookselic,s ~ Baltimore.
EJ" Printers Of newspapers who choose TO
oogain s,b.e Ubers to the foregoing work are ,e..
9uested 70 give the proposal few Insertions in
TIER papers. They will be SLOWED dieccune
OF 20 per cent on as many copies rs they may
see proper TO take.
Ofupwards of III pe.sorc cured by means
OF this remedy, N only one epidemic. have OBJ
tanned and published ti- Certificates gilmore than
IVO. merely with view 20 establish and prove
me period os my discovery: and in ny work
wiii make mention Of :. great number cured in
NE Kramer IN CHER epider,ics For the details
OF This. sec the American aud evening post OF
June 70. 1906.
F0BER9- THOMSON, No s. south Second
s''ee', Phiiadelphi7. being appointed agent, will
receive subscriptions for the above work.
July (oaw)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04

* TICKETS in the Second
Class Of the William and Mary College Lottery
are for sale a, this Office
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-13

The Vice Prehdent in Council is pleafed Ia
prohibit, until further orders, the departure OF
all fhips and vefels of every defcrp,ion, from
the river Hooghly and from the anchorage at
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-13

TRANSACTIONS.
From AnRerdam PAPERS reeeived BY The mir
Tonns Elias, from AmRerdan, arriyeG at
PHILADELPHIA.

Genoa, JanHarp so.---Iu the beginning of the
next month, or 6ooo Spaniards are exoeeed
here, for whom the line of march is laid out
and quarters are prepared.
On the gift of lat month $50 Dalmatians
arrived IN Mantua, who are gone over from the
Auitrian fervice into that of Italy. The re-
mainder of the Battaons which formed This
corps are returned to their hotnes.-Thefe new
troops will make part of the garrifon there.
peniee, January 3i.-His Imperial highnefs
the V,ce-Roy of Italy together with the prin-
GELS his Sponfe, are expected next day after to-
morrow IN this city and great preparations
nave been made theie feveral days pat to re-
ceive them in the mott magnificent manner.
The loan of two millions of francs. which
the French government has opened here is al
ready full; the principal is redeemabIe in 6
years, with per cent. intereR.
Pari5, February 25.-It is faid that the num-
Der OF Neapolitan troops, who furrendered
themielves prifoners of war by the convention
OF the 9Th init. amount to % or 10000 men !;
in Gaeta only were aImoG 10000 men.
frankfort, Feb. I6.--The divilion of gene
raj Dupontis already in our neighbourhood ON
the Maine and it is faid for certain that more
troops from the corps under command of Mar
mai Barnadotte are coming hther 70 that the
troops under Marfhal Augereau will amount in
a Mort time to fifty thoufand men, who are to
remain on the right bank of the Rhine till eve
ry thing is fettled. All the other French corps
march towards Straiburg, with the exception
of few thoufand men who remain in the coun.
try Of Eichftadt, but for how long is not
known.
The Batavian troops continued their march
on the ] 18th infant, to their own country.
From tie Lo1Ver Elbe, Feb. 25.-Witbin
theie few days pat many alarming reports have
been fpread, but they do not feem to be con-
hrmed. 1t is not even known for certain vet.
whether CuxhaveB will be occupied by the
Pruilians. 1t is faid that on The 22d infant,
200 men have marched into Bremen, which is
not to interfere nevertheless, with the indepen.
dence of faid city.
Berlin, FEB. o5.---Genersl Won KnobeIsdorff,
formerly his Royal PruGian fnaiefty's AmbafT,.
dor IN CoufantinopIe, goes, as it is reported, in
the Zane quality to Paris. Emperor Napoleon,
wbJ knows him, and eaeems him, w =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-13
NEw.YoRK, Mays.

The fhip Hardware arrived az this tori IN s
IN SO days from Liverpool; and captain M4t
politely favoured the editor of sie .Msro.n
vertiier with London papers to the I9.h 81
incluiive, fix days later than hal bee, befo,l
ed ans Lloyd's Lifts to the I5th. from !,
have extracted every valuable article Or mol;
commercial information
The arrival of flag of truce for r7snI
forms the principal item of inteIIiger. .e h [
Pers has probably no oeiIer ebjea tha, "a
OF prifoners. or moderation of their
Though the hopes of the EHgli!h nation az
he'd 1t to propoftion for peace.
We learn verbally, from captain nj. -
mealures adopted by the American q
have confiderably agitated the adninilra
people of Great Britain; aud that LorA
been appointed ambafador extrzortin..rs
Court of st. Jamesto the United s.ates
expected would come out in the fiip 81
was to fail from London for this port alb
of March.
The habeas corpus fufprufon 2et e
of March, and many of the ffase priio.
have in coniequence been Iibe,ated.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-13

Dozvning. qreet, Feb. %.
Dispatches, ofwhich the following are copy
and extract, addrefed to Lord Viicount Cattle
reagh, were received yeferday evening, at the
Office of the Right Hon. William Windham, owe
of his majelty's principal fecretaries of fate,
from major-general Sir David Baird =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-13

The French troops that gyerr in sua,a
ria, on the return home, have fudd, nj,
the petitions on the Ina aud Sal;gbus
varian troops have received orders to
in readinkis TO march. The bofom
fidaat of Bonaparte, Marlhai Berth
made his appearance at Vienna, cha
bon of great importance.
-Four new Electors, it is Eid, are
Bonaparte. The Arthduke Ferdins
ted Ele6tor Of Cleves; the Duke Of
tor of WehPhalia and the Landgrs
Elector OF Sausr!and and Paderborf A
Fulda is ALTO mentioned.
We are forty to fay the Duke Of Portl
over by the faculty. =
March 10.
Prize If Sfoet, hi, Dry a,
8 perC Cons. GO 90 I-2 for n
ARRIVAL OF A FLAG o
CoUsIBR Osrrc
We fop the prefs to communi,
letter, which we have Jun reeeiy
Dover
Dover, Half Paa Eight, a.
This morning, about Fix o'elo
appeared might, as Gag Of IT,
"Thsre was 70 little wind ia.
in, and frigate coming rourd
rently for the purpofe, the gil.
with French Naval Officer an
men they rowed on board the
70 the Admiral in the Downs.
pc bearers of pacific propofal
= Two Hamburger Mails arrivI
Tue on Sunday Ian aud this da
Intelligence ofverygreat mp
Ggenee IS contradictory
the German papers woul
Thing IS arranged between :
es anert, tpai War II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-13
foreign 1ntrl!igrnre.
VIA PHILADELPHIA.

LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-13
Fr,n I'D, cc~ettes.l
CALcUrTA, Dec. IS. +
PROCLAMATION,

BY the Honorable the Y;ce PRECEDENT in Com
Gill;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-13
not At
ION adopt
.r - ~

Oif eAOlfA
nan fight for
Keed againR the
pp'y with equal
| Il in 1908. The
fame words, and
OF appropriation.
4 fecret with clof.
was pahed in the
hpriation in 1908,
le executive, but
onted by a member
tiyes. The appro-
c ammended by the
a reiolution fub-
.Houie of Reprefen-
the appropriation
d from the people
~iso6, made pub
ben may draw nice
end it difficult to
lat the meafure "a
aad virtuous, and
nfamous. ! appeal
ople, they will and
very fame meafure
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-13

o. Vkerma'is, wu.s'-
for item. lis laid that b
i-nt at a great manoeusre ON
Schwedf, from whence he wiiN
Tee the embarkation of this CORY
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-13

without noile, in a
words, paHed in fecret
fnpported by the We
nouaced this meafure.
Is meafure fhall be fairly
Ii will he found, that not
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the proprieton
AN OF owners of PEWS. in the FirH congre-
gssional chsrch. or Meeting Hosfe 10 New
port. who have neglected to pay the fam or
fans Of money, in which fuch Pews are aGeaet
or taxed. for rep.iriog faid Houfe. that onlef'
furh Tax or Taxes are dicharged, within
Three months next after this notice, fsch Pews
will be fold at PsbIic Asttion for that purpoie |:
agreeable TO Az of Incorporation.
~ By Oyd<r eft5s Cennifef,
SETH YATES, Clerk.
Newport. November II. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
NATHANIEL DEARBORN,
Book Binder sJ Sfationer,

IIAS taken the chamber over MefIn. MziN n
Il i e Rocsss' Store. No II Thames.
Street, oppoGse Mr.. Tsw@fsds Coffee Hoaie,
where the Book Binding balneis will be csri.
Cd on in ifs various bfanc ches--Account Book
with vr without keci backs ruled 10 any pat
tern Old hooks bound on Sesfunzblc terms,
Any orders in rhe above baGneis viii b. exc
cuted with puntssslisy sod difpatch.
An excellent aFortmeat OF Stationary, Ac-
Acount and School Books. will always be kept
= for fale az cheap - can be porcbaied in New
port.--Nox on hard Watts Pizlm,.& Hymns,
large aud fnall type, Scots Lcaans, Elements OF
Ufcfal knowledge, American Pfeceptur, do.
Selections, Aideo's Reader. Dabolis Arithmetic.
Roofs Dc. Marrsy's Abridged Grammar, ,WebtteIs
Improved Spelling book, do. Grammar. Teita.
ments, Ailnanacks tor 8o6. Qa,iis from No.
3 90 1t. .olascs & Slate Pencils, L.t,er & common
Wrltiag Pape', Sealing Wax. WAfen, Lead
Peocil,. Iak Powder, red and black, Colombian
Orssor, M,fic's Geography, Alden's Ia, and
nd Plr. Entertaining books tor Childsenr &c.
Whoici4ie aod Reiail.
JaH received, an excellent fupply letter and
Veilam paper for drasiog--Supcrior paper tor
Blank Books, SC,
Has jua resolved the moa approved editions of
Sacred MuGc.
A variety of elegant
Small Books for Children.
Newport, Dc. g. ISe5. It
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER
HOUSE OF RIPRESENqATIyES.

Mr.. Jehn c. Smith obierved that the Houfs
st their lsR fefioo, had hsd before them iub-
jea Of con6deraole importance, which aot hav-
ing been then desoitively acted spoa. he ,ho't
ia would be proper sgain to take into con6ds-
ration. He therefore moved the following re-
folssion
kejsivel. That committee be appointed to
epqsire whether ssy, and, IL any. what defcriP-
,ioo Of claims agaiaa the United States are
barred By shc Rafsss Of iinitation,s which ia
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
10 BE SOLD OR LET,

Tue Las ef Lesd.
r YING and being in that part Of Newport
IL called Newtown, near MIR. Record Heath's.
ALSO
A Dwelling Houte and Shop. near the Red
Marker. For forher particulars enquire Of
SPENCER HALL,
Near fke Red MS,k1.
Deesnber IS. rsss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
CHARLES D'WOLFE.

Haf jsf received, and Ier Ia!s, At Bn yfsv n
Brj9si, tbr fsiisrvisg srtieiss. viz.
ID Aims, ca1 aad box, frefh, aad Of ex-
N cslIen, qssi,ry, jaa received from Mala.
ga ALTO Cattle Sosp. fwees Oil ia boxes Of 80
Haiks, and boxes Of ~ bottles; Ciares Wiae 10
calx' of 90 galloas, Silks Of varioss colours,
Italian Luictring, plain. ftriPcd and crofs- bar-
red. and two trunks Of fswing Silks various
sosoars. ~
Bvjssi. Dee. II.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
Cheaper than sOas ever JoM inNsayp0rf.
w. r. WILDER. r

DLEDGES himfelf TO fell every article in the
i Book & Stationary line. either 81 whole
iae or retail cheaper than can be bought 10 New
port. Il being his intention TO relinquifh the
bufiacf OF his Bookstore next fpring--his
P'efeat Aaonment will be found exsenhve aud
we'll choieo.
ksz.Ssrf, Nov. =.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
7OHN SHEARMAM,

u ESPEcTFULLY infotm, his friecds, and
IN the public in general, that he has removed
from his late place Of ehdence, 10 No. I33.
Thames Street. oppoh,e MeGr. Cardssv and
Dsax's Auction Store where hch for iale. ~
Vial, GROCERIES. HARDW.iRE. &c. &c.
q cheap as ever.
Nsyrts,i. my ,F, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

THEfu fuhfcsiben having entered into partner.
L ihip. under the 6rmof
Durham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on The
Sail Making b0Gneis. 10 i,s various branches,
u their Sail Loft, on the WHAT Of the late Gen.
John MsIbone. at the South part ot the town.
Tkofe who may favor them with their cpRom,
may depend on psntssality and difpavch. Az
hvofs viii he gratefully acknowledged, BY
CHARLES C.. DUNHAM.
WING SOONER. I'D.
Nsvlsn Apsl,. 1904. 7sG
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

Nov lending from the brig Horr, and for Sale
BY JOSEPH LION,
T. At hn Wharf.
Il DIR thouiand buiheh Of Liyerposl Salt,
Eighty Crases Of Liverpool aiIorsed Ware.
Six Chaldrons ofgood Coal.
AJs. a quantity Of Pitch and Tar.
Nssvjss, JsJ 81.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
John STEVENS,
Six Farms for iale,

II YlNG ia aad near the town OF Marlbc-
-X-A rough. couaty OF Hartford and State Of
Connecticut, within eight miles oi Connecticut
river. The Farms contaia from 10 to no
acrss each. with dwelling h,ufc, barn, and
o,hsr conyen;ences. The beR recommendation
OF the Fa,ms will be an actual view o! ,hsm.--
Avery liberal crrdir will be given. For fur
sher particulars enquire OF the iubicriber.
A. JOEL FOOTE.
Marlborough, Nev. s, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

Now Landing, at Long Wharf. the Cargo OF
the fhip GxoRoE WAsHINeroS, from
St. Peseriburgh.
CosGfsg Of
90 1ons Clean Hemp.
;sss. 3 Do. ss. s's s.s'' 81. ,'sa' Dc. ans.'.
'sdo: old do. do. ador.od, , .. and /
inches fluare.
do. yellow Tsllow,
Z do. Flax.
Ruaia aud Ravens DUCK. Of the era
quality, for falc. by
SIMEON e. EDWARD MARTIN,
For CAN or unqueAionsble Notes, ssJ, At
either Bank.
Newport, Osober 81. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
Reipct,fuuy inform the Public.

Reipctsfully inform the Public.
THAT they have o,ened their SCHOOL, in
J. Clarke Street, near Wilmington Sqsare,
late the refidence of Mr.. William B,idssy---
Where youth will be carefully 'aaghs Reading
grsmmaticaiy, Writing, Cypheriug. Geogra-
ply. Book Keeping, by Jingle and double eat-
~, &c.--Thoic who may intrua them with
their childreu. may depend on she Atietest at
'entioa being paid TO their morals aad manner
of fbehavior.--Hours of Tuition from Q to 10
o'clock in the morning and from to in the
stternoon--1hc Evening School from 6to q
o'clock. For farther particulars apply at the
School. Room.
- The LATIN and GRrsx Languages,
will be tsught - ,hofe who win il.
Newport, Nov. II, ISoy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
PHILADELPHIA March 10
(T0 be esntiaaed ]

Arrived, schooner Sukey and Peggy,
Lowth, from Curacao, sailed the LIST Fe.
bruary, and has been 20 days on sound
ings, with continual head winds, 10 of
which, had apilos on board; saw several
vessels on the coast apparently bound in.
February 10, OFF the city of ST. Domingo,
captain Lowth saw several large vessels un-
der his lee, he hoisteda signal of distress
and bore down, found them the British
squadron, under the command Of Admiral
Cochrane; was boarded and supplied with
bread and beef from the Agamemnon, cap.
tain Berry, who had lost men killed, and
10 wounded, in the action of the 9Th. The
officer informed, that they had captured
three T4's, and that two ships, one OF 14o
and one of ~ guns, had run ashore to a..
void capture, and had been burss on the
evening of,he 9Th by the British; that the
French frigates had escaped, and that the
squadron intended TO go to Antigua TO re
f.. After examining the papers Of the Sa
key and Peggy, and endorsing her regis
ter not to enter the city of ST. Domingo,
capt, Lowth was politely dismissed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21
CHILLICOTHE, Feb. 81.

The indian ALARM, like the mountain In
labour, it at length over; but has, Indeed,
brought forth nothing. The fears oftwo or
three timid persons is all that were pro.
duced, which have Aed and a as much uns
needed as the cause was idle which gave
the alarm. The following will shew that
had they even the power, the will was not
present. Our friends az distance may
rest assured, that danger was not 10 the
least dreaded by an intelligent citizen of
the state, nor has emigration been retard-
ed.
s The governor has received oommu-
nication from Mad river, informing him
that two Indian Chiefs and an interpreter,
upon the receipt of his message, came lnio
the settlement and assured the people that
they had ne intention OF making war upon
them. The Indians are considerably a..
Harmed, and the chiefs have sent word they
will shortly be at Chilllcothe to give the
governor every satisfaction that may be re.
quired relative to their conduct. The peo-
Die are satisfied, and those who had let1
their homes are returning back again.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-21

them again encamped about three miles
only from QuindleIies, where they were
moved from, the officer still Offering
frivolous excuses for his slow retreat:
they were again started, and captain
Turner pursued them close in their rear
towards SABINE, and no farther intelligence
has been received from ,hem at the date OF
this.
approximations are entertained that
the Spaniards May be reinforced and make
a stand before they cross Sabine; if they
should, a conflict must ensue; or if they
should appear IL arms again on this side
the Sabine no ceremony will be used with
them; they will escape fighting only by
their speed"